The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-01-13
VERMONT NEWS

each table. Gov. Prouty unable
cd From An to be present and, in his stead, Presi-
.., dent F. A. Hamilton of Tufts College
made the principal address.
The Rev. II. @. Ward has been en-
tne Hutianu gagged to the First and Second
fund of Congregational churches at Brook
S of a trip to field for year and will begin his la
bors tomorrow
le Burlington The Burlington High School bas-
MINED tn his ket ball team was defeated by the
we'd by falling Hyde Park team Thursday night, AZ
to SO. The visitors were outweighed
20 pounds to a man.
West Rutland
the Sheldon Seventy-sx candidates have been
hen his hand initiated by Marble Valley Grange
ye stone The at Rutland during the past year. MAX
was reudced ing the present membership 223
The Center Rutland hockey team
wrestling in claims the county championship ana
rally at the is ready to meet any team in the
between Bob state. Challenges may be sent to IL.
Hanson the C. Shedd of Center Rutland.
in that city.
While at work in the Rutland rail-
I'd II applica- road machine shops, Wednesday H.
papers at Rut- L. King, struck the foot by
of a heavy casting. The member
representing crushed and the large toe amputated.
Harold the young son of Mr.. and
was terrib- Mrs. Charles Case of Burlington,
lille drawing does not improve from injuries re-
chain broke ceved in fall from swing several
pole to fly months ago 1t thought it will be
in the head. necessary to operate.
ull was frac- --
The stockholders of the Cham
plain Transportation Company Bur-
pson. former ington, have reelected the directors
list church at as follows: L. F. Loree R. NJ Oily
a call 70 a plant, W. II. Williams New York.
H. and has Fletcher D. Proctor, Proctor; w.
md begun his Seward Webb, Sheburne; D. A.
Loomis A. G. Whttemore and Elias
Lyman, Burlington.
pringfeld are
q They keen Ludlow will have a centenarian
very niebt January II when Page Brown reaches
md Thursday his Tooth birthday Mr. Brown is
he afternoon very interesting character and is
dav peciay well known among horse
men, having been trainer since
ION or,r,o,oa young until less than two years
.h d.. ago when inirmities confined him to
pnton w,s the house.
am Thursday
Il q valvo nm At meeting of the directors of the
,lers Sheldon Poor House Association it
was voted to levy tax of per cent.
,rarv has re- on the grand list of the towns in the
hle eifts one association to cover running expenses
of the donor for the coming year The auditors
q he invested found accounts in good shape and the
q gife of Ok Indebtedness reduced about $4,000.
vens of New
Frost burst lead pipe the
store of o. c. Smith and Sons in Rut
veteran con- land recently and the stock of wall
nd Massachu- paper on the basement floor was badly
ison of the damaged The water ran for several
,d died at his hours before discovered and it took
&C He was an hour to clear the floor.
Massachusetts
ran his last Forty-eight persons were received
into the Methodist church at Irasburg
January thirty-seven confession
her will filed of faith, three probation and eight
legacies of by letter The average Sunday morn
"a Bows Club ing attendance for the last year
ursery. The 129 and the average attending at Sun
given to the day school ST.
lttin Homes
ter William ID. Hassett, former North
field boy, who took position the
of Boston en- Herald, Washington, d. c.. few
let Thursday months ago. after several years eff
It turkey was cient work the Burlington Free
ill of fare. Press, is making good that lively
Y 10 guests daily of the national capital, according
the Green to reports from those who know of his
- work in the new field.
r Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Butterfeld of
j vi Brattleborc quietly observed the Goth
r9rMaa anniversary of their marriage at their
ILUMN home South Main street Sunday
~ | hHbH Mr.. Butterield at time noted
breeder of oxen in Windsor county
They both members of the Bap-
H'hdtioh ne fist church and have always been
rs and cure highly respected.
,ys Torture
for Years In the matter of the fatal accident
eczema, Too. to A. >, ingram at Bellows Falls DC
tober 80 last, the public service
mission finds that there is no reason
1UW to attach blame to anybody. Mr.. In
En- ROTH gram was Boston and Maine engin-
Ger and struck and instantly kill
o. IA Ia ed by shunting in the Bellows
ma He could Falls yard
uietly in bed,
III. He would
ling with his Morton W. Judson AZ, of Burling-
mem worse ton died in a Boston police cell Thurs
ma seemed to day night where he had been lodged
mail pace on on intoxication charge. The cause
v covered the of death is unknown He rail
knce. - way clerk and the run between