The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-20
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY

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to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel P. Sexton, 16
Sibley avenue, on Sunday,
Hassie Nichols, billing clerk in q.
" r. r. freight Office, will not 60 to
Boston to work as has been reported.
Gridley B. Coburn and wife have
conveyed to James W. Counter and
wife for 81, 300, the land and building
at 200 Main street.
Fritz jackson OF Barre is reported
as quite comfortable at Heaton Hos
pital today. He was operated on for
appendicitis on Monday.
Waldo H. Farrar, who has been in
this city since the funeral of his
uncle, Edward Farrar, returned Tues
day to Hardwick.
NJ. A. Kent sold the dairy of W.
II. Malloy, of East Montpelier, at
auction on Tuesday. The price paid
for the COWS averaged little over
500 each.
Miss Annie L. Davidson, of Horn
ellsville, N. Y, is visiting in the
city. She is the nurse who was so
severely burned last Christmas during
a celebration at Heaton Hospital.
DR.. J. f. NShattuck of Wells River
was in the city on Tuesday on his
way home from the semi annual meet
ing of the Vermont Homeopathic
Medical Society IN Burlington on
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. j. Gutchell, wife of the
alderman from ward /, seems to be
gaining now after her long and severe
illness. She is now in hospital at
Burlington. On Tuesday she took a
carriage drive, the first time that she
has been out for months,
@. f. james, one of the Pullman
conductors who made q great many
friends this summer during his run
on the White Mountain epxress, was
in the city on Tuesday. He went to
Burlington for visit after which he
will spend a month in camp near
Concord, N. H.. and deer hunting in
Maine. His run this winter will be
from Boston to Chicago.
The losses to insurance companies
| by the Jericho fire are in part as
| follwos: On the stock in the E. B
| Williams q Co., stock in the store,
S291 Ga of which the Vermont Mutual
paid $16. Co. on the stock in the
store house that company paid 1853. 9s
and on Olive Folsom hotel property
81 500, while further sum of SS40 q
was paid on the furniture and cloth
ing in the hotel.
l.. P. Gleason returned from Waits
field on Tuesday evening, where ht
! settled the case of the Vermont Mu
tual Fire Insurance Company on the
property Of ". w. Tucker. The com
pany paid Mr.. Tucker 81, 900 but thi
sum does not represent his loss by thu
fire. Among items destroyed not GOV
cred by insurance, were 120 tons O
hay This loss leaves Mr. Tucke
without feed for his dairy Of fft!
COWS.
The rife team from Company H lef
for Burlington on Tuesday. Th'
list of men was as published in th
Journal on Monday except that @. H
Fisher takes the place of j. l., Ander
son. The Barre men went on the sam
train and, also, teams from F ant
other companies of the regiment
The cars were quite martial in thei
appearance, with guns, blankets, etc.
stacked in the ends and the larg
number of kahki- clothed men scattere
through the seats,
An automobile accident occurTe
near Montpelier Junction on Sanda
evening. E. A. Prindle and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wood, c
Barre, were thrown from Mr.. Frindle'
automobile which ran off the railwa
crossing just below the station an
plowed into the bank. All escape
injury save the little girl who sal
fered severe strain of one limt
She is doing we'll, it is said, and Wi
soon recover. h. A. Hoar, i'll hi
automobile, was near and conveye
the party to the street cars whenc
they were taken to Barre. The auto
mobile was a Cadillac and was COZ
siderablv damaged