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

Barre street, on warrant Issued by
John II. Senter, the States attorney.
A search of the house resulted in
finding nothing but three bottles of
sour wine, such as is used by the Ital.
ians. for culinary purposes. No seizure
was made. The officers making the
raid were as follows: Deputy Sheriffs
George Lackey, of Worcester, Charles
Little of East Montpelier, G. A. Smith
and E. l.. Putney of Montpelier, and
W. A. Ellis, who is special police
officer.
Joseph d. Ossola, first class licensee,
appeared before Barre board Of license
commissioners Tuesday afternoon at
three O'Clock, having been summoned
to show why his license should not be
revoked because of complaints that
had been made to the board. Through
Attorney George r. Swasey, Ossola
asked for continuance as his other
attorney, Richard A. Hoar, was at
tending Washington County Court.
The board granted continuance. and
the hearing is set toI Saturday after
noon at two O'Clock. Clarence Senter
of this city appeared for mis- father,
, States Attorney John H. Senter.
The supports of Mayor Barclay in
the recent municipal election, to the
number Of 100, gathered in the Barre
Granite Manufacturers rooms in the
Prindle d Averill block Saturday
night to celebrate their victory.
There were speeches with songs inter-
spersed, followed by the serving Of
refreshments. S. D. Allen was clair
man of the meeting and the following
persons responded: Mayor William
Barclay. Principal o. X. Hollister of
Goddard Seminary, E. L. Smith,
Alexander Gordon, s. H. Forsyth, the
Rev. W. r. Davenport. Abram Mann,
F. G. Rowland, E. NJ. Tayntor, Will
liam Jack, William Alexander and
James Campbell.
A volume might be written under
the title What Happened to Three
Brave Youths Who Went to See the
Wreck" The chapters would recount
thrilling adventures, such as the
blanket act' while passing the
farm; the Mail Route Road" that
was not broken out, but where the
walking was good, might form a
chapter of pathos, in the story.
Last, but not least, would come the
description of the wonderful bslanc-
ing act performed by the man who
could not walk, but who could and
did keep the sleigh right side up and
the horse on the move. Probably
many more chapters might be added
if the chyonicler of the party would
talk little more.
The Minister'S Monday club met in
the Y. NJ. g. A. parlors on Monday
Rev. r. L. Sheaff of Plaiufield gave
an interesting paper on "The Religion
of Robert Burns. 4" Discussion on this
paper was laid aside to discuss the
question of Personal Purity" All
of the twelve members present partici.
pated in the discussion. The follow.
Ing members of the club were present
Revs. W. A. Kinsley, r, f. Lowe,
b. @. Roberts, of Barre; Revs. l., f.
Fortney, r. l.. Sheaff and G. H.
Wright, of Plainfield; Revs. A. N,
Lewis, L. X. whitman and ]. Edward
Wright, of Montpelier; Revs. Johr
Angel, of Middlesex; Walter Dole, OF
Northfield and ID. H. Strong of Will.
Jamestown.
The regular meeting of the Washing.
ton County Medical Society that was
held at the State House on Tuesday
afternoon proved very interesting
session. The program consisted of
three papers and a discussion of them.
The Hon. j. e. Cushman, of Burling-
ton, gave an interesting talk on "The
Legal Status of Physicians and Pa
tients. Drs. A. b. Bisbee of Mont.
pelier and H. S. Carver of Marshfield
discussed this paper. Under the caption
lone Hundred Continements. Dr.
l.. W. Burbank, of Cabot, gave many
valuable hints along the line of such
cases. The discussion of this paper
was allotted to Drs M. +. MCGUIRE
of Montpelier and j. III. Judkins of
Northfield. DR.. O. G. Andrews of
Waterbury gave the last paper on the
program. His subject was "Insom-
MIA" " DR.. j. S. Deziel of Barre re-
viewed this paper. DR., and Mrs. II.
K. Lewis OF Burlington were the
guests of the society. Previous to the
formal literary program, in the State
House. the society and its guests took
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