The Vermont watchman. [volume], August 26, 1891, Image 1

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Watchman
VOL. 86.-4454.
MONTPELIER, VI ., WEDNESDAY, AtTGTJST 2, 1891.
NUMBER 34.
&bircrttiwnt.
L P. CLEHSON 4 CO.
EO.UIP0ISE
WMST
r0HLADIES,
MISSES '
CHILDREN.
Stylish, Comfortable, Hygienic.
THE CORSET SUBSTITUTE
nUMM Qpon truo
Jivnii'tiir prim-i-ple,
with : .ii
gTAOaftll flfflirel
advantttMoFtho
ratbtonao i y
modeUrtl oowet
a perfect mip
p"rt from tiio
houlderSf dis
tributlng the
olotblnff-Atrala
aml wi-iht.
THREE
CARMENTS
IN ONE.
Corteti wftlt,
aml covoTi Nrti"
ii i i io whalebono.
Bonfl pocket, aliowir.tT 1T.0 rctnnvt.1 if honefl
FOR SALE BY
L P. GLEASON & CO.
pERRIS' COOD
Corset Waists
MiTFRIS! V
SHAPE.
Spn-1
fOf
Oirculaj-.
rnfanship.
Tanf-fii-tcnt'fl Buttona. (.ord-tltn l'uit.-n HIoh.
RuiK '! i'- Ponmt fall npuw of Ihiikh,
Support Hkirts nna Stockmy. QlTM -11 1 Iflfjncl lon.
Be iaw ynur WMrt u ntampe l " (i(HM KK1NHE."
GOOD SENSE CORSET WAISTS
will wear longcr th.m any others, aiiil i an be
Wolbcd wlthoul injury.
RECOMMENDri'5 NO FOK SALE oV
L. P, GLEASON & CO,
SENSIBLE
WOMEN
ollwant FEUUIS
GOOD SENSE
CORSET WAISTS.
THOUSANDS
k NOW IN USE.
rJli 'l for lli nllli, K.co.
noiuy und U, uuty.
BcTTONant frnntin-
ita&d 01 UtAIM,
Rino BuCXXJI t lap
rnr hio apiionan,
Tlip,i-funt,'Illl Itut-
tonn "'I putt tf.
IJuril KiIri, Jlillttu
fjolM leont xmr oul,
riT Al.l. AUKH
(luiauta to Idulta.
FOR
SALE
DY
L P. GLEASON & CO.
Di you wilb in obtatn a tborough and
practlcal husiness educattou? Doyou wisli
to employ a ooropetent bnalneai aailitant?
If su write to tho
080H004
J V
Nooharge fir poiitloni fnrnlibed. Ex
peniei moderate, facilttiei iiiperlor, For
oatklogu nO ipeulmsDi f penmaDiblp ad-iin-ss
Caroull & GntobMt, Albany, N. V.
THE VERMONT WATCHMAN.
mLtlMB KVRUV WKDNRSHAV HT
The Watchman Publishing Company
At Montpelier, Vt
AKTIirK ROFII Montpell.r, VI.
Omtral F.dilor.
T. II. IIOSKINS, M. I) Newport. Vt.
Agricullural Kililor.
Tkkmb S2.no a jrewg 11.00 for hIx monUtii
tlftv , 'ntN for tbrt'o lnonthH.
FOR SALE.
A FAMILY HORSE
Safe for ladies to drive. In
uire of W. E. ADAMS, 60
State Street, Montpelier.
Nursery Stock for Sale !
Fairmount Nursery, Berlin.
A Irire nttx-k of npplu trees, (Uimble v.irletlui,
for ali nt vcry low mtMi M OlOM OUt itOOki
BtrUn, Vt, AiiKt M, UAIi a. e. BUOK,
Administrator's Sale !
a naniavd root tvotaniH9nt bomai n, ,itch
roi,r wa t(-h,.ui,-iit nou., Itullt .lx yisirH, in ,mh1
rtu,ir; dm in twu stury bou.., witn tw.nty-mant
rooliiH. xtiltithlf ft.r two nmtllM, will, runi tnK WHtol
Hinl i-lortt'ts. Xh. .buv. pr'iiu-rty Ih nitnat,',! un
pairrt itrMt. au,, iweuty iuII,iIiik iuti, ihhIi
iiHhtur,' uu riulnnHl.l vmgr. Wl ler t In
lHrHill'l,l. I,,t ,,f liwd 111 I't-iii'linln. HMiitll fHrm lu
driUIUt'. It'H.U litiul. ulx lniuilriMl fcet lin-li .ttmin
plpe, tM,, IiuII'IIiik .iTt-WB. Tln, ubovu brOMrtf
lil. l tte H,tl,l tl, I'ldHP I'Htttlt.
ai.iikkt JuHONNOT, Mminiitrattr
Montpi'lltr. Vt., MMWBDW , tlw,
Beceptloa or Prestdenl Hnrrisnn.
KollowiiiK x tho proKraininc for tlm rccrp
tlofl of ilifl prcsldcnt to-ilay: Thn prixi
clent will arrivn vla t lic Ontral Vermont
railroailat ISTtn o'olook A. M., tOOOflipMiad
liy (iovernor I'agi', S'cr;tary Proctor, anil
otber dUtlognlibed jaiitlcinsni Ba will ba
rtcatved by I'oHt Brooki o. A. It., who will
art a a Riianl of bonor, aml ai ronipany
lii 111 , tMdai csrort of Montpi'lirr Military
Band and a detaobtnant of Vermont Na
ttonal (inard, to tim atate-botiMi wbere, as
tbe gncst of (lovfrnor Page, will viait
tlio geiipral aHHcinlily and di'partmcntn of
stare noreroment, At about twelve
o'olook hewlll addraai the peoplo tiMtnbled
in frolit of tb tfttOboUMl aftiT Wbiob th
praitdenti KovernoTi secretavy of war, ami
othai gupMts, will ba takco In oaTriagei trotn
the west gati! of HtativliouNo gronndM, cs
OOtted tbroilL'h Haldwin strcft, down Hailcy
aveUUe and up State strt'ct to Mnin, Up
Main to Bcbool, up Bcbool to LoomlN, up
Lootnii to Liberty, tbence to Main atreet,
and down Main to the Wells Rtvet depoti
wbera the preaident'i traln will ba In wait
ing to take bitn to St. Johnsbnry,
Let every one of om otttsem do ali they
can to make this walcoma to the Praaldenl
of the I'nited Staten a wcirtby one. Tbere
is 110 time for elaliorate pntparatioti, lint let
ail the tlag and hnnting in town lie gathered
np and displayed ni) thr Utto nUlfcA. Let
the ladies and i hildren, dressed in llghl
aml lnight ,'olors, gather In the yards and
aboul tba fronl doon on tbe Rtreata wbere
the preaidant will paai( and with waving
HagB, and llowers, make tliin a living and
earnest weleoine to onr dlltlngutlbed is
itor. I'.Y OllHKR OK THK CoMMITTKK.
BuslBtSI Mero Mcntioil.
redtieed priees, at the
Miss
1-YowKHs at
Fisks.
A fkw fam y tilihons tnarked down, at the
Miss t'isks.
Boy tba White lewing-maebtne of L, I.
Qleaaon & Co.
Cbildhim'i mualln bonnets( going very
oheap at the Miss I'isks.
OSDKRI hy mail for joh printing promptly
Btled at the Watobmam offioe,
BrjMKKB straw hats for twenty-tive and
rljty ecntH, at th. Miss Fisks.
Miss MABY K. MACOMBKB will open hev
private icbool on Monday, September 1 1.
QtBL WAXTBS tO do general hoitsework.
Call at Mrs. Wlllli Blanobard'a, :sh Barre
street.
Dr. C. I'. Bhkrwood, detnatologUt and
oblropodiati has an advartisaroant on the
eventb page.
Xkw styles of elothing, hats and gents'
fnrnisliings for fall wear jnst received at A.
I ). FarweU 's.
Ik you have wool to ba carded take tt to
Ii. Dewey & 8on, agentg for the South
North Hehi oardlng-ndU.
Tm Publlc I.ihrary will ba openod again,
after its annnal eleaning and Invoiolngi
Batnrday afternoon, Augual 29.
I'Kon.K duirlng agoodpaint for build
ings, at low pHcei, an, referred to the a,l
vertisetnenr of the I'atrons' Palnt Workt,
Ir yon want the beat farm or Intnbei
wagon on tbe mafket, buy tbe Cbanplon.
nquire o( C. O, Putnani & Bon( Pntnama.
ville, Vt.
Wantkd. A )iit to do general hotise
work in a snml fainily. Address at 0BC6,
with referencea, Joaepb A. DeBoerj Mont
pelier, Vt.
BpxciAt Sai.k Two bundred tom '""''
cltan tprlng tavk bran 818.00 per ton, Onr
optioii of delivery OHohir or mhrr. K.
w. Balley & Coinpany.
liL'ii.niMi i.ot l on sai.k, comprUlng aboul
half an aere in a gooil loeality. One of the
moal deatrabla in the vlllage. tnquire of T.
J. Daavltt, Montp.-lier, Vt.
I Kl.iciofssoda-water at BaDOOOk'l, Moxie.
on draft. Orange and leinon phosphati-.
Choeolate and ereain of tinest ijiiality. Ice
i reani soda, after July 4.
Soi.niKits, soldiers' idows and dependent
ndat ives, entitled to pensions under the new
pension law, shonld send to T. J. Deavitt,
Montpelier, Vt., for a eirenlar containing
the law in Cull.
Thk iplondld line of npholstery olTereil hy
Barnard, Sntnner .S: Co. is too good an op
portnnity for advantageons pnrehase to he
rtllind, The prieea are way down. See
the advertisement.
Tms (Wednesday) evening Itev. A. J.
Hougb will glva au entartalnntenl ntitladi
" My BmnmW Songs," assisted hy Misa Ida
Bubbard, Tima,T:lB o'olook. AdmisHiou,
twenty-live cents.
A MKKTiso of the l.adies' I.ihrary Oalld
is called for Monday afternoon, August .11,
at three oYlock, at the rooms of the PtlbUo
I.ihrary. I.adi. s, please remeniher the date
and he piesent. Iinportant hualuuHH. A.
V. Karwell, serretary.
Tm LoBgnM ,v Harilnai pnra pivpuad
patnti imve baan soid hy Barrowi Paok
for noN tban Uftaan yaara, and have pravad
to Ihe large nuinher that have used thein
that they are cheaper and more dnrahle
tban any other iiaint. Every can warranted
to give sat isfai tlon.
i r is qutta luparUuoui to obII kttantlon to
M. w, Wbaalook'i advartlaanant on the
eighth page, liut in Hpeaking of it we wish
to nay thal Mr. 'Wheelork wonld not he en
g.igeil in any " wild eat " si heine. That he
Ih agunt for this land is a gu.iranty that
things are just un reprisenti',1.
If you want u hrun new eurriage of any
style top or opeu buggy, Hiirrey or express
wagon or If you wrttit a good aerond-hanil
inrriage go to Irlsh it Qnptll'l cnrringe
repository, Nn. 2 Hazen Place, Montpelier,
where you will llnd the largest assorttnent
ever exhihlted in these parts. Prieen to
Htilt the titiien.
Kvkhv fatnily shotthl he provided with
soiiio reliahle medlelne for howel eom
plaints. A fair trial will ronvlneo anyone
that Chatnlierlaln's t'olle, Cholera and
Diarrho a Hemedy is wlthoul an eiptal. lle
sides, It is pleasant to take. ('. ltlakely,
Montpelier, Vt., has for sale twenty-live anil
tifty-eent hottlea.
(iKANT'S, ShKUMAN's, Sll F.RIHAN 's OR M( -
Ci.km.an's Mf.moihs. in coinhination ff lth tbe
C'lnmopnlitnn, a Klrietly lirst-elass montblj
tnagazine, aml the Vkkmoht Wat hman, the
leading repnlilican weeklvof the state, puh
lished at the capital, all for only S.r).:io.
" A tnunilieent offer " indeed! Ste adver
tisement on eighth pagp.
Tiif.rf. nre inany veterans who have
( lalms for pensions pending that wonld do
Well to consult Jatnes K. (tirran, Mont
pelier, Vt., who has had over six years' ex
pi rienee as a sp"eial exatniner and is tlmr
oughly familiar with all the laws and rulings
of the department. Hfl makes increase and
rejeeted laims a specialty. Adviee free.
I)R. K. M. M( Intosh has elosed his ollire
at :i State stret,t, and will ilevole his entire
titne to the praetlee at the ollice of Mrs. I)r.
Clark, 24 Main street, Montpelier, where he
will atlend Io all kindl of ilental work.
Speetai attantlon given lotbe traatmentand
lireservation of the, natural teeth. Kxtraet
iBfl donfl hy Dr. Clark's pi nlesn mathod,
Stk k a Pin IIkrk. The Pierre Savings
Bank offers for sale no securities exeept
Hueb as it is willing to guaranti'c, as they
are all made hy or under the supervision of
its president, who is the largest stockholder
of the bank. Ilenee their superiority over
loanl "made to scll." Correspomlenne so
lloited hy A. O. t'uinmins, viee-presiiletit,
Montpelier! Vt.
" SllF. CoVLSM'T Maruy 'Tiirkk.'" No
COmpany that we have ever heard ,,f has
ever eotne to mr city with sueh favorable
i nuriers as "S'.e Oouldtl't Marry Three."
They have the unauiiuous endoraemenl of
the New Vork press; and this, you inay
rest assnred, will he your only 1 lianco tosee
this su: erior company, as they will make
no stops going froin San Kraneisco to N,'W
Vork Clty, We have no douht of their sue-
1 cess hero,
" Nkws." The word " newa " is derlved
froin the initial letters of the fonr polnts of
the I'ompass North, East, West and South.
To all polnts of the compass let the good
nows go that for derangi d liver, nerVOUfl
headaobe, coitlveneai, Impnre blood, nan-
sea, aml inany other disturhani-es of the
systein that makt, men mourn, tbere is a
remedy, Thoniamlsteslify that Dr. I'ierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellels cure these
troutiles. Smnll 'jiitpotent; one a ,los:e.
"Halidom oramik fiRnvKs, Putnam
County, Florida, August 2, 1801. Mr. O. W.
Tnfft ttolli I take pleaaure in lending you
the names of several of my nelghbors, re-
queattng you to write thetn, Touoanrefer
them to me, aml if they will come aml see
my house I can convince them of the su
periority of your palnta, white lead an,l
zlne, or lead aml alno ootnblnedi hy ooular
demonstration. With beat wllbei for suc-
eess, I am, II. Brwln." (Seeadvertiietnentof
ngenoll'a Liqutd Rubber Palnti. Boitob.)
Parknts who have yoting chlldren will he
luterested in the expericnee of Mr. Alex.
Moir, a pronitnenl drugglat at Brltt, Iowa.
II, says: " During the summer of 1882 tny
little glrl, two years of age, was taketi se
riously ill with summer complalnt lOCOm
I tnon to i hildren of that age. After heing
Ireated liy a physician and getting no hetfer,
1 took from iny shelves aliottleof Chamlier-
1 laln'a Collo, Obolera and DtarrhoBa Remedy.
; She felt relleved after the lirst dose, aml in
three days was entindy well." Kor sale hy
('. Blakely, drugglat, Montpelier, Vt.
THK Hrhool year is about to hegin, atel it
is underatood that .Miss Fisk Ii to begin the
eighth year of kindergarteti tea, hing in this
' plaee. The great udvantage of kindergar-
len tratnlng ihowi very plalnly wbentbe
puplli entet tbe Unlon Bcbool, aml take
j tnoh blgh itandiug aboul twoyeara in ad
vanoe of thoae of the laine age who have
not enjoyed that advatitage and their
knowledge is not luperflolal hut tboroogb,
Some of Ihe teaehers in the L:nion Seltool
expreia thenuelvee as wiihbag all oblldren
. Ulight OOUle to them froin the kimli rgai'ten.
tO OOHtideT no other matters hut those re
ferri,d to hy tbe governor In his message,
aml olhers followed sult.
Tiikrk were tnany hearty grnetings. If
the eonlllets of thn fall session left any
wounds, Tlino healed thetn all. The house
seems willing to roneede that the senate Is
not, 10 very had a lot, after all. Even the
eountenam e of Pronty of Franklin has re
laxed and tiears somethlng less of austerlty
In its outllnea.
"A prktty full house," remarked Clerk
Stii kney, tntfo 0OM after cotnpleting the
roll rall this morning. It was a singular
nhservatlon, seelng it was hut the fourth
liour of the day, and the otlieers of the law
had raiiled all the saloons at the secoml
hour. Moreover, the ledate appearanee of
the " house " betlod the olerk's remark.
Onf. hardly reoogni.es, in their summer
apparel and sun-hrowned faees, the hody of
niuk that left the capital in Novemher last,
Upld tho early snows of winter; hut Ihe
rhythmlo (low of names, as Clerk Stiekney
went over the roll- froin Father Ahell to
Huttolph, Ohedel, Claghorn, Frizzelle,
Ooodno, Rooney, Tndhope, to Wright of
Williston with the responslve " hero," es
lahlished the Identlty of the house.
LngUlatlve N'oics.
Mu. (Iatks represented the Fn Pftii ftl
I the repoiters' lahle.
Ex-GuvKRNoH Dn.l.lsiiHAM was on the
lloor of ihe boUM this afternoon.
THB usnal storm of hills to " legalize
graml-lists" has comineui'ed. Ahout half-a-dozen
oame in this afternoon.
RirORTM Howk of thu senate is UO
ceeded ut the special session hy Earl S.
Kiusley, senate reporter in 1886,
Asmii.koI reoognltloD otroled roundtbe
house wheu the old familiar motiontoad
JOUfll eame from I'lark of Halifax.
HoUtl Hki'ortf.rs Mim.ms and Wiiitk
were at their posts this inorning, fresh as
iluisies, obllglng aml courteous is of yoro.
C01.0NKX Mason OOUDM OOOUplsd a seat
in the house this afternoon. He says be is
hero to rest and reruperato after the Iteii
ninglou " rarket."
I'hapi.ain HovaH referred with tender
ness to the seuts whii h Death had vacated
since adjnurninout Cunlleld of Kyegate,
and BtBltb of Pittsford.
Tiik reuioval of the lirst aml secoml
names on tho judieiary committec-viz. :
Judge TbonpBOH aml Mr. Speaker hrings
to the frout as aetiug rhainuau of that 10m
mittee that hrilliunt yOUDg deiuoer atie law
yer, Moloney of Kutluml.
Mu. ciiAMiiKui.iN of Bntdtord popped up
with a IDltU aml asked leave to iutrodm e a
btll j leavu heing granted, the hill was read
hy Ihe clerk. Il was a long priuted bill to
enahle Hradford with greator facility Io
get wuter to drink uud for lire purposes.
This opened a lirea, h in Ihe detertulnation
MontpoilMF nnd Vicinlty.
Tiik memhers of the "Capital Tipneeanoe
Cluh of 18SH" are reiUested hy the coiu-
nrlttee to aaaemble at the rooms of the
Apollo Cluh, on South Main street, this
forenoon at half-past ten, iAafp, with their
hadges, prepared to tako tho position
assigned them in doing homirs to President
Harrison.
0. II. BBIPMAB speut Sunday in Water
bury. Mits. W. II. GOWBLt, is very mnuh im
jiroved. Mr. AHO Mrs. .Tosrru Polam spenl Sun
day in Cabot,
Daniki. MoALURTBB of Colorado is visit
Ipg D. I.. Sanders.
Mr. and Mns. T. H. fioRnoN spent last
Buuday in Bolton,
Thr band la to give a oonoert at the Pa-
vilion stand this evening.
F. L I.Aittn, Bw)., went to St. Johnslmry
yesterilay on law business.
Prinoipai. S. .1. BlAMNBD and family will
arrive in town nexl Saturday.
Tiik post-ottire will be elosed from eleven
.', lock till one o'olook, to-day.
.Mns. 0, II. BRtPMAM and i hihlren retnrned
Iroin Walpole, Mass., yesterilay.
RBT. .1. C. Fi.AMiKRs aml family will re
turn from St. Albans Itay next w5ek.
W. M. Nf.wton preai hed ill the Congrega
tlonal obureb in Waterbury last Sunday.
RBV. (i. T. RATMOND closes his serviees
ps pastor of the Baptist ebiircb next Sunday.
Tiik mannaorlpt oi the new eatalogue of
the Publlo l.ibrary is nearly ready for the
press.
Mrs. GBOBOB H. Hkki of Cambridge,
'lass., is visiting her sister, Mrs. ,1. W.
.'.llis.
AO, i.. Fui.i.kk and danghter Mahel. of
Ludlow, Mass., are viaitiog at 0. DeP, ltan
croft's. MOBTOM Marvin reeently sohl a ii,', I
land on East I.ibertv street to E. E. (irabam
for .V0.
CRABLM BtOBBABD, who has been East
for a few weeks, retnrned to Kansas City
last week.
W. II. l.oMiiARD is building a residenee
jnst above (i. W. Parinentei s house 011
Bltn slreet.
BBRT Nii.ks has retnrned from a two
weeks' vai aliou, spent In caiuping a! Lake
Bunapee, N. B,
Mrs. Jamf.s S. Pkck spent last week at
Camp Vermont, the guest of Oeneral T. S.
Peoh oi Burlington,
MlU Lvcv Taplin retnrned from South
Newbury yesterilay, where she has been at
tending a ilck aunt.
Mr. ami M its. A. .1. Sini.KV and Mr aml
Mrs. F. W. Morse retnrned from York
Beaob last Saturday.
M. A. PrATT aml Henry Daley made
a lishing trlp to Hardwick Flats, last week,
wii h Hatterlng eucceas.
Eva l!i sski.i., danghter of Lewis I). Rus
ell.reilding on Harre etreet, dledon the 19th
at the age of seven years.
l iss ALH K E. Kinnky relurns next Sat
urday to her dntles as teaeher in the (ieorge
town, Mass., Qigh Bcbool.
Mrs. Frkd Ciiapmw Ii at tbe hoipltal in
St. Albans, where she was lome time ago,
belng ireated hy Dr. Waugli.
A I'LF.asant whlftt party was given bv the
guests of the Pavillou last Sut urday even
ing. Tbere were live tables.
CMBa, M- A. L. BUBBAXB has been at Sar
atoga Springs for some time. She is stop
ping at Ihe Aiuericau House.
Miss Nkttik .1. Nonius relurns for the
fall term in the state normal schuol at
Bridgewater, Mass., next week.
.1. W. BnoCB has appealed from the de
cision of the trustees 011 his petition askiug
for an extensiou of Itailey avcnue.
I'MARi.FS Hkrron and D. II. Dodge are
building a new house on East Liberty itreel
lo be oecupicd joinlly by the builders.
Miss Ai.i.ik Dkwky will go to Manchcs-
ter, n. 11., next Batnrday, to viail her aunt,
aml will go to Bolton belore returiiing.
P1101 f.ssor II. I.. Wai.kku sails for
Bltrope about September 1, and will spend
a year or more in Paris in vocal culture.
Thk. (iood Tempiars' plonio to Kenjauiiu's
Falls lasl Friday was sllmly attemleil, ow
Qg to the weather and outside atlraclions.
J. Ii. Marsh of Barre, tbe reteran bulled-
00m dealer, has bougbl and lakeu posses
sion of thu Vendome restaurant 011 State
street.
Miss Laiira M. Wiiitk, for the past three
years bookkeeper for Marvin .V Sherburne,
is Io lit hersell for the duties of u stenog
rapher. Caftain E. N. WniniiT arrived from Ben
nington yesterday, with the Oimplng
paraphernulia, and is uioving the same lo
be arseuul.
Miss Inkz Hayford aml Leslie llavford,
who have been spcnding three weeks in
Huntington aml Hinesburg, returucd home
last Saturday.
Hkv. .1. Hakry Hoi.iikn of Auberit ,Mass ,
preached in tbe Church of the Messiah last
Sunday, aml ReV, ,1. Edward Wriubt in the
1 Morse school-house.
1 Tiik selectuien are doing a good work on
1 PrOaPMl street, llerlin side. Over 800 loadl
' of dirl will be used in gradiug lOUie 000
yards of tbe liighwuy.
Tiik regular meetiug of the non parlisau
Woman's Chrisiian Teinperance luion,
Whloh wonld have uiet Ihis afleruoou, isde
(erred until nexl week.
n ihe oampground in Northfield, last
BUUday, RlV, A. L. Oooper of Newport
nreaobea in the forenoon umi Rev, a. j.
Hougfa in ihe liternoon,
F. II. Donaiu'k is one uf V ira! who
own 880 acres of land in Windsor and West
Windsor aliouudiug in ilurk grunile. Ac
cording to uuulysls, this grunite coutaius
twelve or llfteen per cent more silica Ihan
the Harre product. Mr. Donahue has speci
men pieoei that look Well and lake a very
htgh polish.
Miss Kki.i.iK M. IIarvf.y of Peachaiu, a
former teai her here, has been elei'ted as
slstant In the I'nion Bohool, thtis complct
ing the corps of teaehers.
Mr. ami Mrs 0. II. Cross, Mrs. L. Barl
Cross and danghter, ('arrle, Mrs. .1. W.
Hrock aml danghter, Heleii, retnrned from
old Orobard Beaoh last Baturday,
Miss Oi.ivf. OrFRNSKY returned froin
Old Orohard Beaob last Friday, and ipeni
Sunday in Waterbury, ohe will resume
her duties at the Semlnary this fall.
Miss Inkz BliAKCHARD, who has been at
a beaob near Bolton with blr sister, Mrs.
Bhrlner, for the past few weeks, retnrned
home last Thursday and is now critically ill.
('anton Montpki.ikr has been invited to
observe ticld day with the New Hampshire
Patriarchs Militant at Portland and Old
Orehard Ileach, and will probahly start
from here September 1.
Tiik fall term at the Seminary opened
yesterday, with promlse of the USUal large
Bttendnnoe, About 140 itndenti had regfs-
tered last tllght, llfteen or twenty of whom
are Montpelier residents.
Miss Oi.ivf. BTOCTj stcnographer in tbe
Vermont Mutnal OfflOe, who for tlie past
few monthl has been in Clnciniiati attend
ititr her motlier in her last lllness, will re
sume her work this week.
J. L. Wam.ack, who has hoarded with
,f. K. Curran and family for the past three
years, will atlend Idhool and board at the
Seminary this fall. A. .1. Oross takes his
place in Mr. Curran's oltice.
Thk Ladies' Home Missionary Societv of
the Montpelier distriot of the Methodlst
Ohnrob has agreeil to support until educated
a glrl pupll in the Jesse Lee Home in
Alaska, at a cost of ?7", annuall.r.
.1. II. McLf.i.i.an, hasso of the Win
ter Street church, Itath, Me., is visiting
his frlend, F. W. Banoroft, It la hoped
that we may have the pleasure of hearing
Mr. McLellan before l is departure,
Missks Obaob and Hblbm Billimoi of
Lebanon. N. H., and Miss Bertha M. Shaw
uf Waltham, Mass., are vi-i'ing at W. Ii.
Weston h, on I.ibertv streot, The Iwo
former are nteoei of Mri. Weston.
Owinii to the derallnient of freight cars
on the Rutland dlvlalon "f the Oentral Ver
mont, last Friday morntng, Mount .i.ui
Commandnry, Knlgbti Templar, had to
abamloti their special ear near Feri Ishurgh.
Last Friday evening, N. 0, Tabor had
three oowi kflled by a freight traln onthe
crossing near his residenee opposite the
ColTee-House. The cows were good Onei,
aml who will hear the loss does not yet ap
pear. Tiik Apollo Banjo Cluh, assisted by Miss
Joaepblci Harrlman, ilocutionlit, aml Mas-
ter ArthUf Dewey, six-year-old banjo
soioist, glvea its entertainment in DuBoii
,V (lay's hall, West Kanilolph.on Fiiday
evening.
11. L. TAVLOB of the drgui and A. W.
Ilarnum, stetiogragher at tlie Wells lliver
statioti, touk time by the forelock aml went
to Hanover on hearing tbe tirst reportof
Almy'soapture, and alued in writing up the
aooonnl which appeared in the '', ','., .
RBV, A. II. Titr.vx will preaoh in Cabot,
' Saturday afternoon, and hold a iiuarlerlv
eonferenoe, He will preaob in the ohuroh
aml adminlitir the aaorament un Sunday
morning, and will have chargo of the even
ing service.
is oider to arouie aml imtaln Intereit,
the Oood Templats will arrange eompt'ti
, live literary exeroiiei for their regular Fri
day nlght meetinga, and Miss Mae Bnllard
aml Bruoe McDonaldhave been oboienoap-
! tains of the opposing forc, s.
Thk Mount Zlon Commatiilery was the
1 einbth in line in the Benuinaton parade,
The seven preoeding cotnmanderies had
passed beneath the grand aroh witbont
demonitrationii bui Mount Zlon made a sa-
lute, and were given great applause by the
orowd.
Thk trustees of the Vermont Soldiers'
HoUI inet at the home on last week Tliurs-
day aml eleoted II. a. Suae, Biq., a truitee
to luooeed General P. P. Pltkln. Reioln-
tlolis relating to th, 'death of the latter were
adi ipted,
Oxk of the state scholarships for Wash
ington county in Middlebury College is
VBOant, If any Washington county boy
wants it, he ihould address Hon. F. A.
Dwinell, Montpelier, one of tlie direotori
for t his county.
At the reoeption by Odd Fellowi to Gen
eral ITnderwood at Bennington, last week
Wednesday evening, Rev, a. j. Bougb
read a poem entitled "The Present'i Hora
age to the Past," in w hich the biltorio sig-
nifloanoe ol the Bennington flghl was re
ferred to in graceful itanaaa,
A i.kttkr was reeently reoelved froin
Miss Annie s. Voung, missionary at Kinh-
wa, China. Neither she nor her friemls
have suffered any, ai yet, froin thepreva
lent dlioontent, Sbi sas, bowever, that
the natives are hold aml Lniolent, and tbere
is no teltlng what a day may briug forth.
Whkn President Monroe vlaited Mont
pelier iu 1817,Colonel E. P. Jewett, who w as
then a scimoi-hoy, ihook bandi with bim.
Colonel Jewett, his frlends will be pleaied
io know, is now iu muoh better bealth, aml
he proposcs to attend the reeeptioti to
President Harrison to-day.
.1. P. DOBOVAJf and ,f. E. Onrran have
been eleoted delegatei by the Wabun Tribe
of Red Men, to attend tne greal oounoil to
he held in llostou to-morrow. Mr. (.'urran,
iu the oapaolty of Deputy Great Baohem,
went lo Bolton yesterday to aid iu making
the prellmtnary arrange men ti,
Thk membcrs of Company II, Vermont
Katlonal Guanl, wbo appear on the veteran
roii as announoed at Bennington laii week,
are the follOWingi Twenty years, Color
sergeaut t'harlcs F. Ootlinij liflecu years,
Ueutenant s. a. Luke aml Private Blattery ;
ten years, Captain O. 1). Clark, Lieutenaiit
A. O. Eaton aml Sergeant ,1. W. Peek ; live
years, Private Henry Iltitte liy.
Aktf.h a live days' illness, Mrs. S. T.
Noyes died of pueiiiiionia at her home ou
Harre street, ami was buried beside her son
in the Outler buryiug-ground. The fimeral
was Thursday aftermion, Itev. O. T. Kay-
mond offiolattng, Bbe was born in Berlin,
her malden name havlng been Lydiu Wude,
aml she w as lifty-nine years old. She leuves
one danghter, Mrs. S. C'. Ainsworth of
Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Tiik guests of the Pavilion were euter
tained on last week Wednesday evening by
the Apollo Itanjo Cluh, which gave a tiiie
OOnoerl iu the parlori, Several of the hotel
guests also coutrihuted instrumciitul selee
tions. Tlie eiiterrainuietit was given ai the
invitation Ol Mr. B. 0. Thotuas, one of the
guests, w ho, in u note received by tho cluh
on the followtng day , remarked thal all pro-
nounce it"iliH best parlor entertainment
of the season."
At the shooting for the ceiitennial trophy
aml Wehb medals, last week Monday al
ltenningtiin, by Ihe rules of thu OOUtllt
each company was represented by tlve men,
aml each inan was allowed live ihOU,
Company n stood tifth iu runk, loorlng
ninety points oul of a possible 2S. aml was
represented by Sergeant F. H. McClure,
Sergeant G, G, Grout, who was absent,
Bergeanl w. B, Woodward, alternate, F ,
Pltkln, B, W. Goodggjh aml Ii. E. White.
o.n Wedneidaf lait, Jobn Molntln
pleaded gullty to a Hrst offinoi of elllng
Iiipior aml paid in line and cosis 24 VI,
The case of .laines Uyan for keeping w ith
Intonl io seii was diioontlnuiu, lu the
oaai of tieorge Buttertly, (or ajaanll ou the
reeldenoM of Joeeph riiher and Bon Jo
seph Poland on the nlght of July 8, uo du
clsion hus been given. In the case of Al
hert Spurrow uud J. A. Kelton, concerning
llqnor lelaed on the Fourth, the Jury dis
agreed and the respondents were dlscharged,
Thk SprinafUld Rcpubffcan'f Bennington
reporter is the nuthor of this referenoe to
President Harrison: " Only Ihe appearanee
of the present Vermont legislature in line
caused his eyes to t witikle. Their wreti hed
step insplred one umn on the stand to re
mark ftiat they kept, no better step when
making laws. That stulTed catamount
standlng on the tiiemorial stone at the sife
of Ihe old Catamount tavern on the hill, wa.
brought from Montpelier to grin toward
New York during the day."
Montpki.ikr is hotinred tn-,lay hy the
presence of several very distinguished men,
aml not the least of these Is Mr. Itelnhohl
Herinan, who is umlouhtcdly the coming
mniiciao ot Gertnany. His Hntoperawai
presented at Cassel in .fune last, and was
an umpialiiied success. A secoml opera
will be presented at Brunswick In OctOMr.
This is Ihe lirst time sinee the days of M".
zarl that a composer has had two operas
given to the publlc within a year. Mr. Her
inan is ut the Pavilion White he retnains in
town.
Tms evening, at tho vestry of Trinlty
church, Rev. A. J. Hough will read selec.
tipns from " My Siimmer Songs," under the
auspices of the Ladlei' Aid Society. The
tirst leleotlon Will be entitled " Among the.
Angelll" the secoml, " firisehla and 8em-
Iramti a oharaoter iketoh treatlng o
woman's rights and niatrimony : the third
aml tonrtb lllectloni will be given for the
edlflcatlon of the yonng, aml are entitled
" How They ClUght the Pantber" and
" Ned, the UnnteT." Miss Ida F. Ilub
bard will sing between thl several selec
tions, Miss Myra A. Scribner playtng ac-
oompanlmenti,
Thk Apollo Cluh met at, Its rooms, Mon
day nlght, and adopted the report of the
comniittee of llfteen, appointed the week
previous, which was ailverse to a change of
quarters, A general discussion ensued, the
tnemhcrs in general seeming to favor a
change. Two other coinmittees were ap
pointed one to estimate running expeiises,
when new rooms were furnlshed, and the
other tosee what fumls could be raised for
furnUbing new riuarteri to report at a
fntnre meetlng, 'ihe mimberi of the tirst
COmmittee are J. W. Brock, .1. A. DeBoer,
.1. M. Boutwell, A. ,1. Sibley and T. L.
Wood; and of the seoond, II. A. Bnae, H
W. Kcmp and t". F. Lowe.
In the rogues' gallery in the Salem,
Mass., polloe statlon is a ploture of Oeorge
H. Abbott, al(U Frank II. Almy, taken
in issi by photographet Barlow of this vil
lage. Mr. HarlOW has tlie negalive, aml
has ItrUck off several pbotOgraphl, SherilT
Berry of Thetford, who was Initmmental
in gettlng the llkeness, told Mr. Barlow at
the time that this was the only phoiograph
of Abbott PXtant, The photograph is that
of a sinooth-faced good-looklng young man,
dressed in a sailor's Ittlt, carelessly leauiug
overa chair. Tbere are no traces of a crim-
Inal In tbe boyiah features, and thefacei-
one to wln friends.
Tiik female hase-ball team appeared on
Niebolas meadow last week Friday af't--noon,
A canvas fence was itretched at at
the dlamond, so that an adniitian
oonld be oharged. On account ol thu rain
the attendanoe was not more than 180 or
200, but moat of these bruved the Inelemml
weather and gazed on the scene with ivi
dent etijoyiiient. The girls were n ,t ar
tists, either at the bat or in the Held, bUt
perhaps they ' iiiif. a- well as any ag-
gregation of the se wonld have done. Ar
I tists or not, however, they wou the game
by aicore ot twentv-foor to twelve. It was
evidently an " off day for the Montpelier
1 boys the imilei of tho girls posslbly h.ul
an Intoxloatlng effeot.
Onf. of the interesting facts in connection
with the Bennington oentennial which dld
not And their way ItttO the daily papers was
that Miss Elizabeth Hlanehurd of Peacham,
a grcat-gi'andilaughtei' of Oeneral Stark,
had with her for exbibttion tho laoeof the
weddlng dn-ss of the fatned " Mollle." This
lace deioendi to the tirst-boru woman of
each generatlon of the Stark family. Miss
Blanohard ii ihe teaeher of roomNo. Bat
the I'nion School. and it will be observe, 1
that she bears the given name of Mrs.
Stark Elizabeth. "Mollio" will alwayi
be the tradltlonal name of the lalter, but
her legal name was Elizabeth. Miss
Blanchard'i father aml grandfather, as
well as her great-gramifather. the general,
were soldiers. She and a brother were in
vlted guests at the eelebralion.
Nki Norton, onr Lemington oorreipond
ent, thinks the fox bounty Bota"mls-fit
law." Hesays: " It provides forthepiy-
menl from the itate treainry of the bountiei
named on noxioui anlmali taken within the
state i know of au iustam e where the red.
tape of the act did not preveut a lot of fox
skins, taken at least twenty niiles over in
Canada, froin gettlng mlxed with a state
lot, and the bounty was ooUootod ou the
Wbole. But I failed to gel a bounty on two
aiiimals taken in hot weather this summer,
where the elements had done the work is
llgned by law to a niutilaiing ageut. Skius
are not as valnablc in market noW, shorn of
ears, as they were a few years ago.
Only the best are used for door-inat and
robai, 1 will s(iou have a collection of tho
skuiis of noxioui anlmali for the itate mu
eum, if ' skull ' is not lubatituted for ears."
Onck more tbere is sorrow aml sighing
for the treasures of the craf'y are ,hs-
oovered, On Monday nlghl Deputy Shorlfl
Keene of Waterbury aml an aisistant
raided the saloon of L. D. Ruasell on Boutb
Maiu street, but without luooesi. As
the otlieers eame out of llussell's, a mob of
some Hfty hooilluins began jeering and
bowllng aml kept it up until theolti. ers
had ronnded theoorner, Veiterday morn
ing Deputy Ellis of Roxbury and two
assistanls raided the saloon of John Glin
ney aml seized two hottles of whiskey.
Deputies Jonei and lveegan visited the
laloon of Patrick McMabon on Boutb Main
street and found a pitcher partly full of
whiskey. Deputy Camp and two assistants
raided ,1. A. Looxlln'a saloon without suc
cess. But Wllllam Miller's saloon was the
centor of attraction during the whole fore
noon. For four hours SherilT Howe and
Depntlei Oook aml Long, with flve or six
aaiutantii were Iniidoi white the ourionj
crowd thronged the street outside. It was
qnlte generaUy underatood that the oftlceri
had "got tlie drop on Billy " long
hefore Ihey appeared with thu following
oontraband gooda; One barnl partly full
aml two barrels full of whiskey, one
barrel of ram, one twenty gallon cask of
gin aml one len-gullou cask of rye whis
key, three gullon jugs of w hiskey aml three
gullon jugs of gm, two Iwo gullon jugs of
whiskey, uud an earlheti jar contaiui' g
about two gullons. Several of the oaial
wore palntM and inarked liko keroieni
barrels. The proprietor of Ihis saloon hun
expeuded energy aml ingenuity WOrthl
of a better cause. On Ihe approacn
of the ofHi ers, Miller " sprung his
trap." This trup is dlrectly under the
bar and is two feet by Iwo, inside measure,
made of plauk, aml has the breakiug ar-
j rungemenl ut the bottom, The carcle-s 00
S, Kt'l'l, Illlllllll BIWU1I 1,'IIS IIIifllllCrN
Oallar Boor, bUl Deputy Oook did: aml hy
applylng a oork-iorew aml manlpulating
it oarefully he laid open a bole beneath the
lloor about elghl feet sipiare, with an open
ing large enough lo take in a barrel. Here
were the " Wlt goods." From this aml
wdiat other secret vaults there may be about
the prcinises an elaliorate lyitOtH of wire.
oonneoti with ihe bar-room, Bynuanaol
thlll wires, duiuping becoines a line urt.
Bnaploloni of au unnerground room w ere
arouaed by Miller blmaelf. From tlmi to
time he has been sceii drawing barrels of
dirl from his back door and dumpiug them
on the rlver bank. The otlieers thougbt
t hat such a siiperahumjume ol earlh could
not eoine from u cellur in its normal 0On4i
tlon, uud seurehed the more carefully.