The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-16
MONTPELIER NEWS


very recently, Henry Miner, of 1l6 North
Avenue, has been separated by but 40
miles from daughter he has not seen
in 40 years Mr. Miner is an old soldier.
He Unlisted in Company S. 10th Vermont
Regiment, and when the war was over
and he returned to the North he found
his family scattered. OF one daughter,
who is now Mrs Isaac Craven, of Montpelier
pelier, he found no trace. That was in
1868, and since that time he has neither
seen nor heard of her. Within the past
few days, he learned accidentally that
she was living in Montpelier and FASTENED
to pay her visit" Mr.. Miner is now
the guest of his daughter on College
street.
Mrs. II. j. Gutchell and Miss Catherine
Gutchell have returned from Starr Farm
Beach, Burlington, where they have been
spending the summer months in camp.
Guy NJ Chase, who has been working
as cashier at the Central Vermont depot
has taken up newspaper work again
and is employed on the Argus
Ope Kinsley, a bell boy at the
Montpelier House, is on a few days
vacation, part of which he will spend
at the Mortified fair and the rest at
his home at the Junction.
Preparations for the opening of the
County Court on Monday next are
going on at the Court House these
days with a force of men under the
direction of Janitor Harry F. McIn-
tosh. In order to be ready for long
siege in the jury room, thirteen
beds were put up there yesterday by
the attendants. The beds come from
the ware rooms of B. w. Hooker, of
Barre, and it is understood that they
are only for temporary use and will
be returned as soon as the cases have
been finished.
The final dividends in the case of
Oreste Rose, was declared Sept Is
by referee in bankruptcy, William N
Theriault. The dividend is to be
paid on the 23rd of this month The
final dividends in the case of G. A.
Bemis was also declared and is to
to be paid on the same day. Mr.
Theriault announced Perry Wheeler
discharged from former obligations
as no opposition appeared at the
hearing for the said discharge.
Harlow G. Leavins, formerly a
messenger in the executive depart
ment at the State House, returned to
his home in Worcester last evening,
after a few days spent with Deputy
Secretary of State Rawson Myrick
of this city. He will shortly return to
his studies at Ann Aror, Mich, where
he is law student in the senior
class.
Bernie Waterman leaves shortly foi
the University Of Vermont, Burlington
to resume his studies.
William Heggie, of Poultney, has beer
spending a few days in town with hi,
mother
The Barre Times says, when
Montpelier High School is forced by
the crowded conditions to hold some
classes on the campus, the problem Of
ventilation is solved at any rate
There is basis enough for the, de
mand for a new High School build
ng."
James Barrett, clerk in the l.. B
Brooks store for the past nine years vii
leave Montpelier early in October TO
Richmond where he has a position anC
business opening in the meat market anC
grocery store of c.. F. Morgan, comrad
of Mr.. Barrett's at Chickamauga. Mrs
Barrett formerly lived in Richmond anC
. the family will make its home in that town
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett have many loca
, friends who will regret to learn Of thei
departure from town.
) Miss Alice Chandler, of st. Adams, wa
the recent guest of her aunt, Mrs H. T
WEIGH.
Mrs. A. S. Sparrow and Mrs. B. E
Bailey have returned from Boston.
w. A. Dutton and G. II. Wicford ar
lived in this city yesterday to atten'
he County Court.
B. w. Allen, of Burlington, i
topping with friends in this city.