The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-08-26
LOCAL BRIEFS


ciety of Trinity Church will hold an out
door meeting on the Seminary campus on
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
meeting is to be held with the children
and young people of the church although
the public in general is invited. The
ladies request that the ladies bring lunch
for the occasion. If the weather is not
favorable, the gathering will take place
in the vestry of Trinity Church.
Dr. Robert d. Emery returned last
evening to his home in Los Angeles,
CALIFORNIA. after few days business trip
in this section.
The body of Lyman A. Gale, who died
Monday at his home in Macon, Missouri
arrived last evening accompanied by his
son. Rev. Edward Gale, of Memphis
The funeral services will be held from the
Heddng NJ. E. Church, in Barre, this
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. E. O. Thayer,
officiating The interment will be in the
family lot in Elmwood cemetery.
Mrs. Fannie Enhardt, who is spending
the summer at Berlin Pond, gave "a very
enjoyable musicale and social in Ladies
Aid hall last evening. Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served.
A hearing will be held at the State
House this morning, in the Attorney
Generals office, on a question OF the power
of the State Board of Health. The State
Board wishes to formulate requirements
for the analysis of liquors to be included
in the fourth-class licenses in this State
contrary to that of the United States
Pharmacopee. William Armstrong, OF
Rochester, N. Y. will appear in the inter
est of Duffy's Malt Wits 4 Company, and
members of the State Bov1 will speak on
their view The hearing is called for nine
o'clock.
Rufus Spear, Chairman of the Civil
Service Commission, and J. w. Redmond
of the commission were in this city
Yesterday on business PERTAINING to their
office. They will return to Newport today.
Two automobile parties stayed at
the Pavilion last night. Quite number
went through during the afternoon stop
ping for lunch in local hostilities in
mos cases. The parties at the Pavilion
last evening were from out of the state.
The car of Mr.. John A. Alden contained
his wife, Miss Cheney, John T.. Alden Jr.
and chauffeur and came from New Hamp-
shire. They are on their way to Lake
Champlain. The second party is from
Boston and includes Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l..
Hapgood, C. X. Miller, c. w. Miller
and chauffeur and are going to Montreal,
Rawson Myrick, deputy Secretary OF
State. left for Middlebury last evening
where he will spend weeks vacation
with his parents.
The advance guard of the federal Census
Bereau arrived in town this week in the
person of Mr. David f. Jacobs OF the
census department. Mr.. Jacobs is stopping
at the Montpelier house and is looking
over the territory preparatory to making
report to his department and to lay
the ground for the census takers who VIII
follow in the course of several months
| He will stay about a week and then will
go to other towns in the state. He expects
it will take him a number OF months
| to finish the work in Vermont aftel
| which he will be sent to some othel
state.
Miss Dorah Chester and Miss Bessie
| Bugslein, of Burlington, are spending
| few days with Mrs. E. l.. Segel
| Mrs. H. d. Segel is spending few day;
| in Burlington.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank f. Chamberlain
| of st. Adams, were in the city yesterday
| coming in their automobile.
| Charles Paine, who formerly was employ
| ed in this city by Gleason and company
| and now in tn Insurance business il
| Worcester Mass, is in town calling OF
old friends.
| w. w. Russell, of White River Junction
was visitor in the city yesterday.
| Ahjt. Gen. w. f. Gilmore left yesterday
for Mortified to attend the rifle practice
at the range. The st. Johnsbury Company
are to arrive at Mortified today fol
| practice
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Virgins have returned
from Goffstown, N. H., where they have
been the guests of relatives.
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