The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-10

we're elected: Moderator, Frank Plum
ley clerk. II. l.. Kenyon; selectmen,
Charles Mack, James Rvau, 9. II.
Dutton; listers, q. b. Tilden, W. e.
Duusmoor, o. +. Preston; auditors,
j. H. Winch, j. H. Talbot, Prof. @.
G. Brill; treasurer. H. l.. Kenyon !;
overseer of poor, W. H. Dillingham; !;
trustee of public money. H. K. Brown !;
constable and collector, W. w. Holden !;
second constable. Maurice Ryan; road
commissioner, H. H. Preston town
grand jurors, Charles Plumley, H. r.
Brown, @. S. Richmond; inspector of
leather, E. B. Van Orman; inspector
of wood, shingles, and Jumper. Charles
Dole, town agent, Frank Plumley !;
fence viewers, MAYO Blake, Charles
Blake, Charles Clark, B. Van 0rman ;
school director, E. A. Shaw. The
town instructed the selectmen to pro-
vide place for the detention of tran
sients who are stricken with conta.
gious diseases. The appropriation for
culvert near the residence of Mrs.
James Evans. Highway tax thirty
cents, town school tax siXty-five cents /;
total tax seventy cents on dollar.
The matter in regard to moving the
corn factory was passed over aud moth
ing dOne ABOUT IL.
l.. Bernard Stebbins is at home for
short vacation.
The Center Aqueduct Co., is in
trouble. The water pipes are frozen
quite solid with no signs of thawing
There will be regular meeting of
the Daughters of Rebekah on Wednes-
ay evening. Three candidates are to
be initiated and the president of the
State Assembly will be present. All
members are requested to be present.
The Grange will hold calico ball
in the armory on Friday evening.
There will be rehearsal of the
Elite Lady Minstrels in the reception
room of the Masonic hall, Monday
evening, March IA, at O'Clock
DR., E. M. Mcintosh is i'll.
Misses Eva and Florence Houston
are visiting friends in Everett and
Northampton, Mass. The former will
be employed in a millinery establish
ment in Exeter for the coming season.
Harry @. Moseley is able to be out,
his foot having speedily healed.
John Legier was called to Provi.
dence, R. l., last week by the serious
illness of his son, George.
T. j. O'Grady, night operator at
the railroad station who has been Al
bis home in Williston for two weeks,
returned to work on Wednesday.
Miss Minnie E. Smith has gone to
Boston for few days on business.
Henry w. Orser began work in the
Savings bank on Wednesday.
E. W. Glasgow, who has been doing
night work at the railroad station
has gone to Montpelier junction.
Willard Latham died at Roxbury OF
Sunday. The funeral will be held a
his late home III that town on Tues
day, Rev. Walter Dole officiating. Mr.
Latham was an old time resident O.
this place and will be pleasantly re
membered as man of good pIinci ples
he was one of family of siXteel
children two of whom survive him.
brother and sister. The deceased
is survived by four children VIII,
mourn the loss of kind ard lovin,
father.
Leon Terrill has finished work TO
f. w. Dutton and has gone to Barr
to act as clerk in the store of A. P
Abbott and Co.
Mrs. Frank Donahue of Proctor AM
Mr.. and Mrs. John collins of Saranac
N. Y, are visiting at the home O
Timothy Holland.
George P. Lowell of Boston is visit
} ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
III. Lowell.
Miss Nellie Brown has been confine
to the house with "A cold for fe'
days
Anna Brassau, little girl thrice
years Of age, who has been at the tow
house during the winter. was recent
: sentenced to two years in the reforr
school for stealing a pair of mittens
She was visiting one evening at
neighbours and in leaving. took tn
mittens which were lying near he
own clothes away with her. Til
neighbor missed the mittens BIT
= thought they had been taken by mil
take and did not enter any complain
neither was she witness at the cour
Q Anna is little girl whose lot hs
been hard one having been take
: from her father for his cruelty TOWARD
4 her and placed as town charge. ST
a ! WAS a Ouiat and Dlaasant littla OF