The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-29
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

English on Tuesday.
The marriage of Mrs. Alyce M. Gel
ley and Charles e. Simons is an
nounced to take place November 3.
Rev. Bernard Kelley of Norton Mills
has been appointed assistant to Rev.
w. ]. O'Sullivan of St. Augustine's
church for time.
Lawrence H. Prescott who former
ly attended Montpelier Seminary, has
gone to work in the office of K. o.
Bowers Granite Co.
Miss Mabel Caroline Kent, who is
attending the Randolph Normal
school. is the guest of Mrs. X. q.
Robinson for few days.
Fred Beegan Las been appointed
elevator boy at the National Life
building to succeed John Duke, and
began his duties on Monday.
Chief Judge and Mrs. John W. Row
ell will spend the winter in this city
having taken rooms at the Pavilion.
Their home at Randolph will be closed
during their stay here.
Two boys from Brookfie eld, it is
alleged, shot doe in the vicinity of
Warren recently and the grand juror
will notify Henry u. Thomas OF
Stowe, one of the game wardens of
the State.
DI. Harry M. Gokey of Northfield
has opened dentistry rooms in the
depot building in that town. Mr..
Gokey was at one time employed in
the dental rooms of DR.. G. E. Hunt
in this city
Gen. j. II. Lucia has consented to
address the members of the G. A. r.
after their meeting on Tuesday even
ing, on the subject of his recent trip
to California. All interested in the
subject are invited to attend.
One claim was presented to the
court of claims on Tuesday, that Of
Deputy Sheriff W. G. Jones of john
son, amounting to $34 05, expenses in
Cured in attempting to secure war
rant on one Roy George of that town.
A business meeting of the Themas
Club was held on Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Helen G.. Dewey.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cutler was chosen chair
man Of the committee on entertain
= tf1Nfs
Miss Dewey pleasantly entertained the
mem bers.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the stewards of Trinity Methodist
church was held in the vestry on Sat-
urday evening, at which Rev, W. NJ.
Newton of South Royalton, presiding
elder OF the district, was present.
The regular routine business was
transacted.
The Consolidated Lighting Co. on
Tuesday evening notified the Barre
city council that the price of street
arc lights would be raised from S4S
to $50 year, and the announcement
has caused much comment III Barre.
A committee from the council will
investigate the matter and report at
next weeks meeting.
At the Charles K. Gray auction al
Wrightsville on Tuesday the horse
wagons and other property sold al
good prices A considerable quantity
of household goods and other property
was left unsold and this will b'
brought to Haymarket square ON Sat
urday for sale with M. A. Kent al
auctioneer.
Mayor Cory has in some way locat
ed the residence of the brother o
Frank Faulkner who committed sui
eide Tuesday, and that night communi
Gated with him over the telephone
He resides in Monson, Mass, and i
expected to arrive on the Afternoon
train. No arrangements for the re
moval of the body from The uuder
taking rooms of Johonnotts q Hal
will be made until his arrival.
The Rebekahs held a meeting o.
Saturday evening in celebration Q
the tenth anniversary of the organic
alton of the local lodge. A specia
literary and musical program wa
rendered and Mrs. Seth W. Corse spok
on the history of the lodge sense il
organization also, e A. Mutt CAV
an interesting talk. After the pro
gram was rendered the members en-
joyed sumptuous banquet.
The following teachers of the Mont
pelier public schools will attend til
State teachers meeting at st. Johns
bury on Thursday, Friday and Sal
urday of thIs week aud their variou
grades will close tonight for the re
mainder of the week Principal L
q. Ham, Miss Bowers, Miss Hazer
Miss Griswuld, Miss Chamberlain
Mrs. Richardson, Miss Collins, Mil
Perrin, Mrs. Booth. Mrs Terrill. Nil
Foster. Miss Robinson. Miss Gleason