The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-28

DR.. H. Myers Gokey left today for
few days visit in st. Johnsbury.
His dental office will be closed during
this time.
Miss Mayette Allen leaves in the
near future for Williamstown. She is
to act as cook in the Gulf House.
A slight runaway occurred near the
Donahue block about twelve O'Clock
on Wednesday. Jerry Donahue lost
control of the horse he was driving
and the animal turned, quickly over
turning the wagon and precipitating
the occupant to the ground. The
horse then ran up Central street at a
lively gait and doubtless would have
created much trouble had it not been
caught by some men. Mr.. Donahue
was picked up and medical aid sum-
moned 1t was found that his injur-
les were of slight nature.
The freshmen dance will occur at
Dewey hall on Friday evening, April
80 Wilder's Orchestra will furnish
music.
O. V. Kent drove eighteen horses to
Bethel on Thursday.
parish meeting of the Unversalist
church was held on Saturday after
noon and it was voted to begin work
at once to improve the interior of the
church, remodelling concert hall into
a large store having LARGE plate glass
windows and opening directly on the
street. This will necessitate the tear
ing away of the new steps ana the
new portico recently added. The re-
modelling of this building will add to
the appearance of the village and also
give more store room. AS concert hall
is the only hall of it's kind in Town
and the only place where theatrical
performance can be held. the town no
doubt will in the near future be pro-
vided with new and more commodi-
GUS opera house which has been need
ed and discussed for some time. The
meeting was adjourned until Thurs
day when other important business
will be transacted.
John Collins and wife will leave for
their home in Saranac Lake N. Y, OH
Wednesd ay.
Mrs Frank Donshue expects to leave
for Salamanca, n. Y, in the near
future, after spending several weeks
with her parents in town.
Mrs. Joan Wakefield visited her sis.
ter, Mrs. Frank Pratt, in Montpelier
on Wednesday. Mr.. Pratt accompanied
her home.
Henry Clay of Hardwick began
work for E. B. Ellis today.
The ladies of st. Mary's church will
hold plantation supper on Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Evans went to Barre
today for visit.
Among those who spent Sunday in
town are: Frank Dutton, Sabine La.
Frana, Waterbury; Walter Ordway,
Tom Sexton. Barre; Charles Fowler,
Montpelier.
Dan McCarty. who works at the
freight depot. has teen confined to
the house the past week with grip.
Mrs. @. Denney. who has beer
spending the winter in Winter Park,
Fla. exects to leave for home this
| week.
Charles Murhy has moved from d.
Browns tenement ON Main street tc
the A. @. Bullock place on Vine street
Hon. Frank Plumley leaves today
for San Francisco, GAL, where he il
one of the lay delegates at the genera
conference which meets May A, at Loi
Angeles.
Carl S. Richmond returned from
Boston on Thursday where he had beer
on business trip.
H. W. Barnum and family visited il
northern New York last week.
W. j. Martin returned from Haver
hill, Mass. on Friday
Y. H. Janvrin of New York, an ex
cadet of Norwich University, who ha
recently returned from abroad, is il
town and is planning to remain her,
during the summer.
W. S. Woodbury. is soon to vacat,
the rooms he now occupies in tn,
Donahue block and Mr.. Donahue will
install and conduct bakery there.
Five inches of snow fell ON Tuesda,
night and Wednesday.
Elmer Forsyth is recovering from
recent attack of appendicitis.
Miss Frances Hanlon of Braintre,
was in town on Saturday.