The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-13

The football game played on Satur-
day resulted in victory for Norwich.
Goddard Seminary 0, Norwich Uni
versity E. This is the second game
played and 10th have been victories
for the cadets.
Miss Ruth Kittredge of Montpelier
Seminary spent Sunday here, the guest
of Miss Alice Doyle.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle expects to
leave on Wednesday for Boston, where
she will enter business college.
Miss Florence Doyle will accompany
her for a brief visit with Miss Name
Doyle, their sister in that city.
BY change of timetable which
went into effect at midnight Saturday
night the winter schedule is as fol-
lows: The morning local will arrive
at AS instead of sos and the even
ing train from the north is due at
6 ;37 instead of :37. The only train
to be discontinued thus far is the
Sunday evening train from Montreal.
The Sunday trains are asgreat con-
venience to the travelling public and
much qualification is felt upon their
not being discontinued.
Abel Arcand and bride of Burling-
ton are visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed.
Marble.
The burned section OF the Medcalf
block is undergoing repairs and is
being refitted for the Boston Fruit
Company.
Mrs. p. D. Pike was called to Ran.
dolph last week by the illness and
death of her mother.
Arthur Tilden of Barre spent Sun
day in town.
Martin McKenna and family visited
at Nicholas Floods last week.
A bran new bulletin board has been
placed in the Central Vermont station
and the announcement of trains is
written upon it. This modern con-
venience does away with the old time
question "What time will the next
train arrive?"
r. E. Witham has begun year s
contract with f. E. Houston. He be-
gan his labors today.
Frank Blake and family were called
to Barre TO attend the funeral of Ben
jamin Green, his uncle, last week.
H. L. Kenyon, town clerk, was
called to Montpelier Wednesday even.
ing TO present the State ballot before
the election committee for recount.
This was the last day for payment of
taxes but M. d. Smith, assisted by
George H. Richmond, managed to do
excellent work caring for the money
that came in during the town clerk s
absence.
Nelson LeOlair has moved his fam
lily from North Main street to the
farm he recently purchased on Cox
Brook. Mr.. Russell of Roxbury has
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
LeClair.
Special meetings are announced to
be held at the parish house every even
ing from Oct. IA to 20. On each Sun
day there will be three services, fore
noon afternoon, and evening at the
usual hour. The pastor will be as
sisted by Miss Antoinette Reobardt
singing evangelist of Moors, N. Y,
also Rev. d. w. Stafford uf Mont
pelier, Rev. G. A. Moore of East
Montpelier, Rev. II. II. Richard of
Brandon and others are expected. All
are cordially invited to come to these
meetings of the Evangelical society.
1t is noted that the paving stones
mentioned last week are being placed
in front of the stores.
Will Bruidnell of st. Adams spent
Sunday in town.
George Almon of Montpelier has
been in town on electrical business.
Mrs. Warren @. George, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. e. f..
Thomas, returned to bel home in Ames-
bury. Mass, on Thursday. She was
accompanied by Miss Jettie L. Thomas,
who will spend the winter in that
place.