St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-10
VERMONT NEWS.
Changes in Diocese.

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lace Immediately in the Catholic diocese
ri Burlington: Rev. c. D. Trottier will
he transferred from the Church OF the
Holy Angels in St. Adams to the Church
Isl. lanes the Greater at Island Pond.
Tather Trottier was ordained in Decem-
her 1888, by Archbishop Fabre in
Montreal. Since that time he has been
assigned to Bennington and St. Adams.
REV. +. c. Cahill, D. D.. who for the
past several months has been professor
n English literature in St. Michael's
College at Winooski Park, will go to
waterbury to the Church OF st. Andrew.
He will also have charge Of the missions
at Moretown and Stowe. He was or
da;ned in 1888 by Archbishop Begein OF
Quebec. Since then he has been assist
ont at Rutland, rector at Springfield and
FIR two years was in the Apostolic Mis-
sion House in Washington, D. c.
Rev. L. Desrochers will 60 from Island
pond to St. Adams. He was ordained
IN 1888 bv Archbishop Fabre of Montreal.
Since his ordination be has been at Mont.
oomery Center, Enosburg Falls and
4 Island Pond.
Rev. 7. A. Lynch, pastor of st. Andrews
Church in Waterbury, will go to the
Apostolic Miss, House in Washington,
D. c., for a two years course OF post
graduate study. He was ordained in
burlington bv Ri. Rev. Bishop Michaud
in August, 1897 Since that time he has
beeu in St. Johnsbury and Waterbury.
The priests who were recently ordain-
ed at the Grand Seminary in Montreal
will be assigned as follows:
Rev. J. Campeau will be second assist
ant to Rev. !. A. Boissonnault at St.
( Ionnsbury aud Rev. Napoleon Archam.
bault will assist Rev. L. Desrochers at
St. Adams. Rev. ]. M. Billion will be
second assistant to the Rt. Rev. Mgr,
Cloarec OF St. Joseph's Church in Bur
liugton.
Board of Pharmacy Meeting.
The regular January meeting and ex.
aminations were held last week by the
state board OF pharmacy in the supreme
court room at the state house, Montpelier
Seven candidates took the examinations.
In attendance at the meeting were
W. R. Warner, Vergennes; z. B. Hopkins,
Brandon; !. 6. BelIrose, Burlington; W.
F. Root, Brattleboro. This being the
annual meeting OF the board the election
of officers was held but no changes were
made in the list. The board is at present
constituted as follows: President, c. c
Bingham, St. Johnsbury; secretary, ]. G.
Bellrose, Burlington; treasurer, W. f,
Root, .Brattleboro; executive committee,
Z. B. Hopkins, Brandon, W. R. Warner
Vergennes.
In speaking of the small class that
appeared for the examinations one OF the
members of the board expressed the wish
that the number were twice as large and
he said that Vermont has not a sufficient
number Of good registered pharmacist:
to meet the demands of the business
That this lack of men is the result OF The
omparatvely small pay, considering
the training necessary to quality for thu
work and the long hours involved, re
ceivtd by pharmacists was the opinion
OF this commissioner. Three men out o
the class OF seven received certificates o
registration. The three new pharmacist
are L. o. Farrar OF Chester, ]. w. Kiltor
of White River Junction and W. V. Otcut
offs St. Johnsbury.
Dean OF Vermont Bar.
Harvey K. Fowler oil Manchester, tn
dean OF the Vermont bar, was SS year.
old January 1. He is still engaged in th
duties OF his profession at his [ flee ever,
day. Mr.. Fowler was born in POUCH
keepsie, n Y. the youngest OF IS chill
dren. In 1886 he went to Manchester
and that has since been his home. Thre
years later be graduated from Burr ant
Burton Seminary, began the study o
law, and in June, 1912, was admitted tt
practice, which be has continued eve
since. He has not missed the opening o
a county court since that time. New
Years day, 1914, Mr.. Fowler married
Miss Mary Jane Noble, of Dorset. Sh
died about three years ago. Four chill
dren were born to them. and all are liv
ing. For % years Mr.. Fowler was tria
justice of the peace, and for 25 years wa
a Judge OF probate. He is past master
OF Adoniram Lodge, F. & A. M. 1t i
said of him that no legal decision eve
rendered by him was ever questioned.
Meeting Vermont g. Arizona Copper Co
The annual meeting OF the stockholder
OF the Vermont & Arizona Copper Co
was held at the companys office in Bur
lingtonl last week Tuesday afternoon. Th
meeting was well attended and the condi
ton OF the company's affairs, as presented
BY its officers, was satisfactory to thos
present and formed the basis Of tive
motions which were unanimousl.
carried providing for an enlarged prose
cution of the work at the company
mines in Arizona. The company own
full mining claims, all in one compac
group, situated on the westerly slope o
the Dragon range OF mountains twelv
miles from Tombstone and in the hear
OF large mineralbearing section OF t
territory contiguous to many rich-pro
ducing mines.
The following directors were elected b,
stock vote representing nearly 100 00'
shares Of stock: H. S. Peck and c. "
Brownell oil Burlington, c. II. Steven
and W. P. Smith OF St. Johnsbury, c. G
Norris and E. T. Wood OF Lyndonville
Il. W. Varnum of Jeffersonville, J. 8
McLoud of Hardwick, and DR.. 81
Schmieding of Douglass, Ariz.
OMcers Of National Guard.
The commissioned officers of the Ma
tional Guard will meet for instruction
and drill at Montpelier, January 20, 81
and 81. Colonel ]. Gray Estey will d
rect the course of instruction which vii
embrace all the military subjects $50 ia
as time permits) required tor examine
ton OF the various grades. Officers vii
be expected to prepare themselves 10
written aud oral nractical demOnStr re-