The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-24

vice-president, Albert Rousseau, s.
corresponding secretary, w. Laboil-
bard recording secretary, Leon Hug
ny; assistant, Camille Frechette; |
treasurer, ]. B. German; directors,
IL. Dion and A. Mercure. The local
political situation was discussed bit
the officers would not state what
) candidates they would support.
Including President John M. Thorn
as, Middlebury college has % profess
= sors and assistant professors on The
: regular faculty and the present stud
ents number 26S, of which 155 are
residents of Vermont and 101 from
other States New York furnishing
81 and Massachusetts 49,
D Al an executive meeting of the State |
' Funeral Directors and Undertakes
Association held at Burlington re-
Gently, it was decided to hold the
next annual convention in Bellows
r Falls during the week of July %.
= Messrs. Davis and Davis, Washing
ton patent attorneys, report the grant
this week, to citizens of this State
OF the following patents: Leslie Crane,
4 of Rutland, stone planning platen ind
< stone-sawing machine; James Hart
S ness of Springfield, wash basin.
= William Graham of Glover, was in
stantly killed while working in the
veneer mill of the E. L.. Chandler com
: pany February IL. He attempted to
tighten some loose bolts in the on
, gine when his clothing was caught by
e set screw and his body was hurled
to the floor with terrific force. His
, parents, a wife and one child sur
vive him.
c Charles Tatro of Swanton, while
|. helping load a car of lime in barrels
v putting them in the car three high
r the upper one fell pinning Mr.. Tatro
between the car and barrels break
ing the large bone in the lower arm.
: lie went to st. Adams where DR..
: Hyatt reduced the fracture.
r There is a one-armed man in Bar
lington who is saving tobacco oou
pcns with which to procure an arti
: fetal arm. He has now 100 coupons
O and when he has 1900 more he can
+ blossom out with an arm that prom
II Uses to be much better than the orig-
@ nal one.
While working on a slip in saw
d mill at Victory Saturday, Peter Billie
e 1eau, II years old, was seriously in
e jured A Gu lin broke, striking hiiu
e on the face. His head was badly in
If jured. He was taken to the st. Johns
bury hospital and probably will re-
cover.
81 Mr. Cuthiers, manager of the Sur
# prise store in Morrisville, has been
missing since February Z. At that
@ time he was in Burlington and tried
to get two checks cashed, purport-
ing to be signed by e. G. Foss. The
bank was suspicious and, after tele-
phoning, refused to cash the checks.
q Frank G. Carey vi Chelsea receiv-
- ed letter recently from his broth
er, Corporal Austin H. Carey of the
~ United States Navy, who was a recent
~ visitor in town, to the effect that he
was on his way to San Francisco,
from which port he was to take pas
sage for the Philippine islands, going
by way of Japan. He expects to be on
duty in the Philippines for three years.
1t will be noted with interest that
Rev. Herbert j. Wyckoff, who was
formerly pastor of the Congregation
al church at Chelsea and who for
two years has been the associate pas
g tor of the United church at New Hav-
en-, Conn, has severed his connections
there and has accepted call to be-
come the pastor of the Second church
of Norwich, Conn, and will begin his
labors in his new field at once.
Cards have been received in North
field announcing the marriage of Miss
Flora Violet Dalpee and Roy JOslin
WhitcOmb both of Worcester Mass
The groom is well known in North
, field, where he attended the high
school, his home being in Waitsfield.
, They will reside in Worcester, where
Mr.. Whitcomb has an excellent posi-
ton in a wholesale drug house
Intrepid Mountain Climber.
, Charles A. Heath of Back Bay, Bos-
h.. Il