The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-30


James Adie, who, in a short address,
gave the tokens on behalf of the
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Poole.
Mr.. Poole responded in a feeling
manner and said that it seemed as If
they were going way from home, but
while the congregation was losing it's
minister it's was not losing its friends
as he hoped that they 9th would al
ways continue to be that.
Mr.. Poole closed his remarks with
benediction.
Joseph T. Fraser left Sunday for
| Kingston, N. Y, to work.
Henry Jary, known as Young
| French, the wrestler of amateur note,
has gone to Springfield, Mass, where
he has Oh tanned position as machin-
ist in the works of the United States
arsenal of that CITY,
Eva Vorren, pretty, bright-eyed
girl of IA years, was arraigned in city
court Saturday morning on the charge
of breach of the peace, her mother
having made complaint to the grand
juror that her daughter had struck her
while being reprimanded. M. M. Cor
don appeared as counsel for the re-
spondent and the case was set for
hearing Monday The girl was allow
ed to go on her own recognizance.
E. l.. Smith has returned from Old
Orchard, Me-, where he spent the
summer. He reports summer trade
hustling but dropping off this month
on account of the cold weather.
The marriage of Cesare Brusa, of
the granite firm of Brusa Brothers,
and Miss Giovania Rossi, occurred on
Saturday afternoon, City Clerk James
Mackay officiating. A reception was
held Saturday evening at the Italian
Citizens club room. They will reside
at "a Seminary street.
The members of Clan Gordon ORA
matte club gave corn roast and
evening picnic at Caledonia Park Sat
urday evening. Many members of
the Clan and Ladies of the Clan were
present and the evening was an enjoy
able one.
A meeting of the Ladies' Hospital
I Aid Association was held at the City
Council chambers at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, the president, Mrs. j.
| To
ing was called for the purpose of
discussing means for raising money
and it is expected that tag day
in the near future will be held for
the benefit of the hospital.
Mrs. James Daw and son Gilbert,
returned to their home in Quincy,
Mass, Saturday after a seven weeks
visit with relatives in this city.
Edward Finnie leaves tonight for
Granite, Maryland, where he will
work at his trade of granite cutting.
James N. Gall returned yesterday
from a three weeks visit at his
home in Toronto, Ont.
Despite the threatening weather
Saturday afternoon a large crowd
turned out to hear the sacred con-
cert given in the park by the band.
This was the first Sunday band con-
cert ever given in the city and met
with popular favor.
Chief of Police David Faulkner and
Officers Frank Hamel and George
Garlic raided the house occupied by
: Domenico Guidici on River street at
o'clock Saturday afternoon and
seized several quart bottles of beer
but Mr.. Guidici and several men who
were in the house escaped out of the
back door as they saw the officers
coming. The officers saw them fee
ing from the house and as they were
, all known to them did not pursue
them. The officers then went into the
, house and found evidences that thu
men had been drinking been wheI
the saw the officers approaching.
4 watch is being kept for Guidici and {
warrant has been made out for his ar
rest when found.
The rose comb Rhode. Island Re,
fowlsexhibited by E. M. Lyon, of THU
city, at the State Fair at White Rive
. Junction, last week took diploma O
excellence toward the award of tn,