The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-21

| II. q. Gabaree secured bail in the
sum Of 800 on Monday for his last
offence of intoxication and was re-
leased from jail
The tie game OF the Montpelier
Barre and Plsttsburg teams. as the re-
suit of the 15.inning contest last Sat-
urday, will be played off in this city
Monday afternoon, August 49,
The ii ne for the preliminary hear
ing in the case against Hiram Bean
for felonious assault has been fixed
for o'clock on Friday morning in
city court. f. L. Laird will appear
for Bean.
The marriage of Miss Hattie M.
Kennedy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Kennedy of Willsborough,
N. Y, and Joseph H, Yatter Jr of
this city, is announced to take place
at the BRIDES home in Willsborough
on August IL.
Dean O. N. Seaver left Wednesday
evening for Long Beach, CAL, to join
bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
seaver. He was accompanied by
Arthur E. Pike, of Marshfield. Both
young men were graduated from God
dsrd Seminary in June.
W. r. Davenport, editor of the
Barre Telegram, accompanied by Mrs
Davenport, went to Hyde Park this
morning on a vacation Prof E. A.
Hamilton of Montpelier Seminary is
taking Mr., Davenport's place on the
Telegram during the former s absence.
Rev. Guy O. Lamson pastor of the
First Baptist church, this city, has
received a call to become associate pas
tor in Calvary Baptist church, New
York city, the largest of its denomina-
tion in that city. Mr.. Lamson is un-
decided as to whether he will accept
the call.
Rev. D. ". Staffeld, the newly
engaged pastor of the Peoples
chucrh, is expected to arrive on Fri
day evening and will preach his first
sermon on Sunday morning. He is a
graduate of the Divinity School of
Northwestern University and is now
on his wedding tour.
Mrs. Frank Hill left on the noon
train today, for New York city. From
that city she will sail for her old home
in Germany for visit of some
months. She came to this country,
alone, as a girl of fourteen, and has
! not seen her native land since that
time. She is accompanied by her two
| children.
The special car conveying the party
which has been vacationing at the Isle
of Shoals, since week ago last Satur-
day, arrived in Montpelier on Monday
night The twenty members of the
party were pleasantly qusrtered in the
Appledore House while there and are
unanimous in the expression of very
pleasant outing.
A petition for temporary alimoiny
the case of Mary E. Henry VS.. Har-
vey r. Henry was heard Tuesday sf-
ternoon before Judge John H. Watson
in the county clerks office. The par
ties reside in Waterbury. The petit
tioner was granted 500 for counsel
fees and $40 month alimony until
final hearing Of the case. Zed S
Stanton and George Morse for petit
toner and L. O. Moody for petitionee.
Among the cases recently entered In
county court are the following: Grace
e. Dhu vs. Burton l.. Dhu, Water
bury. divorce, L. O. Moody for petit
tioner; Edith M. Averill VS.. Charles
Averill, Waterbury, divorce, Mower
81 Peck for petitioner; First National
Bank of Montpelier VS.. Capital Slate
Co., ct al, general assumpsit and
note. E. M. Harvey for plaintiff;
Orencio Fernandez VS.. Voleriano Ala
ct al assault and battery, f. L. Laird
for plaintiff; Alden Spear & Sons
Co., VS.. White Star Laundry Co., &
Whitcomb Bros. trustee, general as
sumpsit, r. A. Hoar for plaintiff.
Fred Dodge and family arrived