The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-05
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

DR.. and Mrs. Gale and Miss Perry,
of Rutland, visited III the city on Fri
day.
Rev Father Louis Conf, the Italian
priest who has lately arrived here,
will reside at No. 8 Charles street.
1t is reported on good authority in
the city today that three deer were
shot in Woodbury. ON Wednesday.
This makes a total of eight shot in
that town this season.
Mrs n P. Dodge of Grants Pass,
Oregon, is visiting relatives in town.
1t is some seven years since Mrs.
Dodge has been east, She has many
frienos in this part of the State who
give her a cordial greeting.
Joseph Guyette shot a splendid buck
in Lanesboro, Wednesday noon. It
weighed about 800 pounds and BOB
pounds dressed Mr.. Guyette shipped
the buck to Montpelier and it attract
ed considerable attention at the Mont
pelier g. Wells River station.
At the meeting of the city council
on Wednesday evening of last week
the petition of the Orange County
Telephone Go. to build and maintain
a telephone line within the city limits
was granted. This line will directly
benefit about fifty subscribers in East
Montpelier and immediate vicinity.
Miss Mabel B. Stewart of Berlin,
Montpelier Seminary 'O8, now teacher
of elocution in Lyndon Institute at
Lyndon Center is also to have charge
of the art department. in the institu-
sion, branch of the school work
that has been idle for several years.
Thomas Faulkner arrived in the city
from Monson, Mass. last week and
identified the remains of his brother,
Frank, which had been in charge
of the undertakers, Johonnotts g.
Hall, since Tuesday morning. Mr..
Faulkner had the remains shipped to
Monson on the night train for burial
The fiual golf games for the Mackay
medal were played at Barre ON Thurs
day, the prize going to L. j. Bailey
who was three times winner. W.
H. Pitkin stood second with two
games to his credit. Twenty matches
have been played, the winner in
Thursdays being James Mackay the
donor of the medal
Miss Rose Lucia of this city won
the weekly tournament games on the
Barre golf course on Friday and estab-
lished a new record for ladies on the
course, making nine holes in forty-six
strokes. This tournament will be
finished next week and at present Mrs
L. B. Dodge and Miss Grace Worthen
are tied for first place.
The ten-year-old son of 7. w. Cur
rier, residing in West Berlin, suffered
painful accident on Wednesday
while playing in front of the school
house with some other boys Fred
Bailey of Calais was driving by the
school house and in some way or other
eGIuCh tH6 uOO anu Idu OVER HlHl. "A
cash was cut on his neck and one I'M
der one Of his eyes but it is thought
that no serious injury will result
About forty young people of Trinity
church enjoyed a Halloween party at
the vestry on Friday night. The room
was artfully decorated for the occa-
sion. The posts on one side were tied
with boughs and on the other side
with stalks of corn under which shone
the beaming faces of the jack o Ian
terms. Japanese lanterns were hung
around the room giving the place a
moonlight appearance. The party was
great success and the hours of the
evening sped rapidly in Hallowe en-
tricks and games.
The name of George A. Fletcher of
Chester was Internationally omitted
from the list of outside LAWYERS attend
ing Supreme Court. Mr.. Fletcher is