The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-14

dlanapOl1B, tne coming year.
Mrs. Annie Schofield Randall tells
us that she recently visited Pullman,
Ill, ana while there saw beautiful
memorial picture that the teachers in
the Pullman schools, had placed in a
hall in the school building. 1t is to
the memory of the two sons of Princi.
pal Daniel r. Martin, who persisted
in the Iroquois theatre disaster in
Chicago, last year We hope la.er to
give full description of this large
picture Principal Martin and wife
will not come to this, his old home,
this year, for vacation, but go to
northern Michigan or Wisconsin,
The family of Will H. Wheeler of
Des Moines, Ia, have gone from
Montpelier to Calais. Mr.. Wheeler 8
sickness from Bright's disease is a
very sad one.
WATERBURY,.
E. L. Houston left for New York
city on Monday and was married to a
young lady from Brooklyn on Tuesday.
They will return to Waterbury in
about two weeks.
O. O. Warren left for Mt. Washing
ton to attend the automobile hill con-
tests that are being held there this
week.
Fred Towne went to Burlington to
have his arm attended to. He is not
very much improved at this time
Mrs. Walter Mcfarland of Barton
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ].
Knowles.
Fred Lease and wife. Bond CLARK
the camp of the Waterbury people at
Starr farm beach.
Fred Cooley is at home from Boston
for few days. lie is the manager of
the Boston office of Cooley Manufac-
turing Company.
Miss Landus, who is teacher in
Havana, Cuba, is at Mrs. e. G. Hook
er's for the summer vacation.
The Bioscope Speciality 90. played
to a small audience on Tuesday even
ing at the opera honse.
An entertainment is being prepared
for the benefit of the liDrarv associa-
ton, by local talent. The affair will
be in the nature of musioa. enter
tainment and the remainder of the
evening will be taken up by farce
comedy.
Albert l.. Clark and wife are the
guests of f. L. Knight and wife. Mr..
Clark is the brother of Mrs. Knight.
George Mellon and party came
from Barre in an automobile and were
entertained by Drew Daniels on Fri.
day.
Edwardg Gillette, who has been
very i'll with inflammatory rheuma-
tism, is reported as..rapidly improving.
Mrs. Gideon Ridley and Mrs.
Sprague of Bristol have been the
guests of Mrs. John Parker
Miss Julia Carver, who is trained
nurse in Boston, is at her home in
town for short vacation. She will
return to Boston the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Noyes of Han
nawer Falls, n. Y, who have been
in Stowe, were the guests of
b. e. Wallace on Thursday.
Heber Jackson of Waterville accom-
panied his mother on visit to his
brother, who is one of the parole pa
tients at the hospital.
One of the brakemen on the Central
road received a bad cash on the head
by being hit by the dry bridge. DR..
Stanley dressed the wound.
Cassius Ayers of the hospital is tax
ing vacation of two weeks.
Charles Root and Andrew Brown
left on Monday for Mt. Washington
where they have employment for the
summer.
Miss Nina Hoadly has gone to Fran
coma Inn, White Mountains, where
she has employment for the summer.
Miss Mertie Guptil is at home with
her mother for the summer.
The help at the wrapper factory
was treated to half holiday on &C.
count of severe heat Oh Saturday.
DR.. Minard of Barre is the guest of
his son, DR.. W. f. Minard, for a
short time
f. O. Evans is saying rats" these
days, as the rascals killed nine of his
fancy Wyandotte chickens on Monday
night.
Mrs. Stephen Guptil was in Mont
pelier and Barre on Tuesday
Miss Ruby Beals of Knowlton, p.
O., is the guest of Mrs. Charles Rob-
lnson for few days.
Miss Mary Oarrigan has returned
from Rutland after short visit.
Miss Ethel Booth of Bridgeport,
Conn, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Keene.
Miss Catherine Boyoe of Burlington
was the guest of Miss Bertha Joslin
on Sunday.
The following unclaimed letters
were advertised at the post.o office July
D: Adam Shaw Jr., CD, Mrs. h. O.
Boyas, Hon. l.. q. Kim.
Miss Weltha Booker has gone to the
Profile House for the simmer.
Mary Hale, who has been passing
her vacation in Norwood, N. Y, re-
turned to her duties on Monday.
Fifteen tickets to the base pail game
at Burlington on Saturday were sold
10 local fans.
Complaint was entered ON Monday
against Robert Grace for assault and
breach of the peace. He was srraigned
before Justice j. X. Fullerton ON Mon
day, pleaded guilty and was fined 50
and costs. l.. O. Moody appeared for
the State.
DANVILLE.
Mrs. Newell Stocker is very seri-