The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19

ing of said building will occur on
Tesday. 1t is expected that the loca-
ton will be about 600 feet south of IL
present site. The work it is hoped
will be completed in. about three
weeks.
Prof. H. A. Chase, who was i'll last
week, is able to be out.
Mrs. Chauncey Denny has returned
from Winter Park. Fla. Her winter
residence, is located at that place.
She was acco mpanied by Miss Nina La
Morder of Warren, who spent the
winter with Mrs. Denny.
Beginning on Saturday and continu-
ing for an indefinite period, the dental
rooms of the dentists in town will close
at ~ O'Clock IN. each Saturday for the
DAY. This gives the owners of the
establishments half holiday which
no doubt will be greatly appreciated
by them.
Oalcagni e. Pochetti have rented
the basement in the j. O. Donahue
block recently vacated by Will Wood
bury and have begun operations. Their
business consists IN the sale of soft
drinks, and much success is wished
the new proprietors.
A ohild's bonnet has been lost.
Finder please leave at the post. office.
A large delegation expect to attend
the meeting of the alumni of Norwich
University in Vermont to be held at
the Pavilion in Montpelier on Friday
evening. This is an important gather
ing and it is sure to prove most sue
cessful one.
The Grange met in their hall on Sat
urday evening and worked degrees on
candidates A debate was held, a
large number present and as usual a
social evening passed by the members.
Sunday was the fifteenth anniversary
of the Epworth League, Rev. f.. w.
Sharpe preached an appropriate SER
mon in the Methodist church in the
morning in place of the regular service
and exercises befitting the occasion
were held on Sunday evening and
officres were installed. The league is
in prosperous condition, shown by
the various reports.
Jerry M. Donahue began making
trips as an express man to Montpelier
on Tuesday
The first of the series of evening
services to be held during the summer
was held at Z 80 at the Methodist
church on Sunday evening. Three
selections were rendered by Slack
orchestra and an excellent address de-
livered by the pastor, Rev. Il. w
Sharpe. All are invited to attend.
Miss Jetta Thomas, who was i'll las
week. has so far recovered as to b'
able to be out.
The regular meeting of Naom
Chapter, o. e. S., will be held OIL
Tuesday evening. New members will
be taken in and collation. served
after the meeting, also a literary pro
gram will be rendered.
A final business meeting of thu
Athena Club was held on Tuesda'
evening. The Off ters will be chosel
at the beginning of the series of meet
ings in the early autumn. This meet
ing practically finished this year
course of study.
Or. Judkins begun business at hi
soda fountain on Saturday.
The many friends Of Emerson Viii
son, who had the misfortune to ipjur
his eye so severely few days ag
while at work in the r. b. Ellis ston
6ned, Will Dc palned TO learn Inat I'LL
wound is not healing as we'll as coul
be expected and that the sight of tn
eye could not be saved, Mr.. Wilso
is at present in Royal Hospital, Mont
real
Mrs. Henry Wood began term O
school in Moretown today.
Post Johnson, No. 23, is making &C
tive preparations for Memorial Da
and the arrangements for the exercise
were completed on Saturday afterooI
The Memorial sermon will be held o
Sunday. May 30, at the Congregations
church the address to be given by Rev
W. s. Hazen. The posts will visit tn
cemetery at Berlin on Memorial Da
at a. M, at the Center 10, an
Gouldvsille IL. The procession form
at the common at in the Afternoon
headed by the Mortified Cornet Bant
followed by Norwich Uhiversit
cadets, the militia. Post BoyntoI
which is the post of honor this yea
and lastly Post Johnson, who has Uh
matter in charge. The usual exercise
will be held in Elmwood cemetery an
after the three volleys are fired by I'll
corps of cadets the line of marc
resumed. The Memorial address wi