The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-03

Mrs. W. A. Ellis on Sunday.
W, E. Harlow is spending a few
days with his family at Keene Val
ley, among the Adirondacks,
Milo H. Scribner was before the
court on Monday and pleaded guilty
to intoxication, taking ten days in
Jail.
Miss Minnie Rowell leaves this
week for Northfield to teach the fall
term in one of the schools in that
town.
Miss Emily Glover, teacher of
French and German at the Seminary,
has returned from visit with her
brother at Geneva, N. Y.
Chester Wright returned from sever
al weeks visit in Boston, Sunday.
He is engaged for the year as an in
structor in economics at Harvard Uni
versity.
E. f. Rand has returned from
few days vacation at Berlin pond and
resumed his place as conductor on the
Montpelier & Wells River train on
Monday.
Miss Carrie Burke of Barre was the
guest of Miss Clara Tberiault on
Tuesday Miss Burke leaves on Sat-
urday to resume her college studies in
Montreal
L. N Gerue who has been laid up
since July 30 as the result of an acci-
dent which fractured three ribs is i'm
proving and will resume work next
week Tuesday.
Rev. A. N. Lewis has written from
New Haven to state that he will be at
home this week and that services will
be resumed at the Christ church par
ish house on next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Arch er
and daughter Doris, left Monday for
Nashua, N. H. Mr.. Archer is TAX
ing a vacation of two weeks from
duties in the Watchman office.
II. NJ. Farnham returned or Satur-
day from his western trip with
twenty one horses Of various sizes and
weights. The horses have been taken
to his stock farm at East Montpelier
At the meeting of the Aurora lodge
No. % on Tuesday evening the second
degree was worked on the following
four candidates.: e. S. Meigs, Fred
Long, Jack Rogers and d. B. E. Kent.
The South Ryegate fair will be
held next week September, 8 and TO-
Three races day will occur. The
Marshfield band will furnish music
for the concert and dance the first
evening OF the fair.
The twentieth Winooski valley fail
will be held at Waterbury Sept. s, 8,
and 10. Trotting and pacing races
will be held each day and among the
features of the athletic contests will
be tug of war between the Demo
Gratis and Republicans.
Miss Delta Collins of Hyde Park,
who has been the guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. @. H. Shipman for a few days,
left for home on Monday evening
Miss Collins graduated from the Sem
mary last spring and will enter Bos
ton University next fall.
Lieut.. Theodore Dewey of the U. S
navy has arrived in the city to joil
his family who have been stopping
here for several weeks. Lieut.. Dewey
has been stationed in the Brooklyn
navy yard for some time past but will
make his future headquarters at An
napolis.
The case of the two Jangraw boys
who were complained of for alleged
catching of fish under six inches il
length from the Orlando Clark place
in East Montpelier, WAS mol pressed by
States Attorney Bailey on Monday
in city court j. G. Wing appeared
for the defence.
George Annas returned Monday
night from q two weeks vacation
spent in Maine. He was accompanied
home by his wife and daughter, Ma.
thalie, who have been away for the
past ten weeks They visited il
Bethel, Watertown, Bridgeton, ant
Portland, Maine.
The new Consolidated power house
at the Pioneer is speedily nearing
completion. The stack of brick 12I
feet high, will probably be completed
this week. The new engine of l,00(
horse power with the two boilers ha
been installed. This will be used fol
an auxiliary power.
Letters are advertised at the Mont
pelier post Office as follows: Mrs
Ruth Hawes Brislow, Mrs. b. b
Brown, Mrs Nellie Chapman, Mis-
Addie b. Hewett, Mrs George W