Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-11

Meet at st. bloomsbury.
The Passumpsic and Connecticut
Clerical Association of Episcopal
churches will convene at St. Johns
bury, Tuesday, September -. Ser
vices will be held at st. Andrews in
the morning and after luncheon the
association will give it's attention to
business and clerical papers.
Fined for Sunday Hunting.
The first case under the law to pre-
vent Sunday hunting was heard
Monday before Justice of the Peace
7. B. Wheeler in Rutland, when John
Dubovitch of West Rutland was fined
$40 and costs, aggregating nearly 500.
Complaint was made by County
Game Warden B. Fl. Stickney.
DeBoer Orator
The historical address on the after
noon of the day of the centennial cele-
bration at Montpelier Oct4, will DO de-
livered by the Hon. Joseph A. DeBoer,
president of the National Life Insur-
ance company. Those who know Mr..
DeBoer's gifts as an orator will at
once realize that the committee on
| speakers has made no mistake in Sc
curing him for this occasion.
DIR. GrOut Appointed.
DR.. Don @. Circuit of Waterbury was
appointed uperintendent of the state
hospital for the insane Wednesday to
take the place made vacant by the
resignation of DIR. Hutchinson. This
was decided at the regular meeting of
| the trustees of the institution. All
the members were present, D. D.
Burditt of Pittsfeld, DIR. @. L. Erwin
of Newport Center and W. L. Dow of
HardWick.
Suicide
Roy Corliss, aged "a years, com
| mitted suicide at the home of his
father, Fred Corliss, in Swanton
Monday afternoon by cutting his
throat with razor. Young Corliss
was recently employed by the st.
Adams street railway and two weeks
ago received heavy shock from
live wire from the effects of which he
had not recovered. He was unable
to retain food and it is supposed that
he became so respondent that he took
his life.
| Vermont c. A r. Train Ahead of Tir.a
The Vermont @. A. r. train which
left Vermont Saturday night, Sept. 2.
arrived in Lincoln, Neb., twenty min
utes ahead of time. The party was
welcomed by Gov. Mickey, former
member of the 8th Ohio cavalry; also
by the commander of the Nebraska
department.. Orders have been issaed
TO move the accumulated G. A, r.
special in sections by putting the
Vermonters ahead and keeping the
line we'll closed up. The Lyndonville
oand has entertained the party at
several stopping places with music
which has been appreciated by ali.
ist Vermont Cavalry, Attention.
The State of Pennsylvania has inst
erected at Hanover, Penn, hand
some monument of bronze and gran
lite, as a memorial of the battle of
Hanover, fought June Both, 1868, be-
tween Gen. Kilpatriek's cavalry d.
vision of the army of the Potomac
and Gen. j. E. B. STARTS cavalry di-
vision of the army of northern Vir-
ginia. The monument will be nm
yelled and dedicated with suitable
! ceremonies on Thursday, September
2Sth. arrangements are being made
for celebration in keeping with the
Importance of the historical event TO
be commemorated. All survivors
of Gen. Kilpatrick's cavalry division
engaged in this battle are cordially
invited and urged to be present on
this occasion. Hanover is only IA
miles from Gettysburg, and excursion
tickets are on sale to Gettysburg at
all the principal railroad stations in
the country. Arrangements will be
made to entertain all visiting veterans
as the guests of the committee.
a burlington Malpractice Case.
DR.. j. w. Morrow, who has adver-
tised extensively as a healer, is
charged with causing the death
of Mrs. Ida A. Kimball, of New
York, by alleged malpractice. and
was arrested wednesday in Burling-