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MONTPELIER, VT., WEDNESDAV, JUNE 3, 1806.
NUMBER 23.
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JUNE ATTRACTIONS
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DRESS GOODS, MUSLINS,
DIMITIES, LINEN BATISTES, AND CHALLIES.
OHOICE NEW PATTERNS IN LAOES, EMBROID
ERIES AND TRIMMINGS, LADIES' FURNISH
INGS, "HATHAWAY" UNDERG-ARMENTS, "R.
&G-." CORSETS, "ONYX" HOSIERY, FERRIS
WAISTS, AND MANY OTHER LEADING COR
SETS AND WAISTS.
Special Thursday, June 4,
We will close out a fow dozon odd Night Drosses, Skirts, Drawors,
Chemisos nnd Corsot Covcvs, at one-half the usual price.
L, P. & H, C. GLEASON, . . Montpelier
TFoir DE3Cot TTCTe.sitibLOX-! 1
THE
I BLUE FLAiE KEROSENE OIL ST0VE8.
A gaa or blue flamo that can not amoho.
Process and Generating Gasoline Stoves!
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1896 PATTERNS.
GURNEY AND ALASKA REFRIGERATORS,
ICB CREAM FRBEZEHS, ETC, ETC.
l'or nll gcnsoiig MAGKI? nnd OLEXWOOI) liANGKS. A
Ilcnilqunrtcrg for l'l.UfllHING, STUAM riTTING nnd II12ATING.
3IBTAI. ItOOIMNG, AVi: SrOUTINU nnd Genoral Joli Work. Aleo
ltlcyclu licpnlrliig.
PECK BROTHERS,
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A great treat, no doubt,
The bargains in Stationery afc
f ESlilos Eook Store
this week, are one of them. Stationery at 12c a
X box which is superior to most of that sold for
25c and 30c. Come early and avoid .
4 TELEPHONE 107-0. 32 STATE STREET. J
fr&&$4 4
xxno Clearance Sale 2
We deBlre to reduco our large stock S3.000 during June. To do this means
niuch to U9, and to accoraplish it we havo dicided tobccin our Cleurance Sale
now, while trade is iiood, and civo our
uige oi our iow prices ociore tney nave roarie all thDir epring purctiases. Tne
following is a partial liat; nee largo circular for complete list.
AVAISTS.
1. Seyen Sllk AValata, rnade of pretty Dresden
Sllka, lllabop aleeve, trlmmed wlthvolvet and but
tons. Cheap at 6.00. Our clearance prlce, only
4.93. 6izea32to40.
2. Four I'lald Sllk Walata, wlth Illahop aleeve.
Slzea 32, 34 and 38. Cheap at 4.00. Clearance prlce,
only 2.98.
3. l'our dark-colorod Sllk Walata. Slzes 32, 34, 36
and 39. Cbeapat 5.00. Clearance prlce, only 3.75.
4. Kleven Klne Wbtto Slualln Walata, trlmmed
wlth mualln edse. Wortb 2.50. Clearance prlce,
only 1.59. Stzea 32, 34, 36 and 38.
5. Sli Flne White Mualln Walata, very prettlly
trlmmed. Worth 2.05. Clearance prlce, only 1.25.
6. Twenty-three White Mualln Walata. Worth
1.50 and 1.25. Clearance prlce, only 98 centa.
Slzel 32, 36, 38 and 40.
7. rivo itozeit l'ercale, Dlmlty and Mualln Walata.
Wortb 1.00. Clearar.ce prlce, only 79 centa.
DIUCSS GOODS.
1. Two plecea of beavy all-wool lilack Berge, 50
Incbea wlde. Wortb b0 centa. Clearance prlce,
only 39 centa a yard. Tbla la the beat value In black
gooda we bave everoflcred.
2. One plece of lilack and White Strlpe, 45 lnches
OUK SPKOIAL SA.LE FOIt SATUKDAY, JUNE O, wtll bo: 1, Twelve
Dozon Ladles' Shirt Walsta, all the newest and best doaigns in dlmlty and percale, inade
wlth Blshon aleeve and polnttdyoke. I'art of the lot havo detachable collara and ouffa.
Uomparo tuein witii any waist boiu lor gl. Tma lot wlll eo Saturday at 01) centa
II, Ten Piecea of lB-cent Dimlty. Oholco patterna for 7 I 1 centa a yard.
R. S. CURRIER &
$5 ESDFt TotArsr
X To Good Workmen for
? r" i, u u....:
Can be saved by buyincf
now at 6i cents; former price, 90 cents. Fifteen pat
terns to sele6l from. Also a few pieces of ten-wire
Roxburys at 66 cents.
...STRAW MATTINGS...
We have more than you fellows have of hay. Bring
in some and we will trade. More Parlor and Chamber
Suits than you ever saw before, and all at less prices.
Now is the time to hit the nail on the head and make
your apples co.unt as dollars. Taters are cheap, but
our couches, lounges and sofas are cheaper, and we will
make you happy, sure, if you will see us before buying.
i
WARNER F.COLBY, . . No.16 North Main Streot, Barre, Vt,
iiiniiiiuii
Tjsijjsruoitx:
NEW -
No. 60 Main Strcct.
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but " tliere are others."
custornere an opportunity to take advan-
wlde. Worth 50 centa. Clenrarice prlce, only 59
ccuts a yard.
3. Sii plecea of 40-lnch flne Sllk and Wool l'lalda,
never aold for leaa tliau 75 centa a yard. Clearance
prlce, only (9 centa.
4. Elfiht plecea of 3ii and 40-lncb 611k andWool
and Wool SultliiBa. Worth 50 centa a yard. Clear
ance prlce, only 39 centa a yard.
5. l'our pleces of 25c l'lalds. Clearance price,
only 19c a yard.
6. Two plecea of llrllllantlne, one gray and one
brown mlxturfl, worth 50c a yard. Cloarance prlce,
only 29c a yard.
7. Two plecea ofrlno 45-lncti red Henrletta, cbcap
at 65c. Clearance prlce, only 49c a yard,
IHtKSS PATTKItNS-NO TWO AMK15.
1. One 810 Ilreaa l'attern. Clearance prlce, S7.50.
2. Twof9Dre8il'atterna. Clearance prlce, S8.98
3. One B7 Dreaa l'attern. Clearance prlco, 85.25.
4. l'our 7.50 Dreaa l'attorna. Clearance prlce,
JS1.73.
S. One S6 Dreaa l'attern. Clearance prlce, 84.51).
8. One 7 lilack Crepon l'attern. Clearance
prlce, 84.
7. une pieco of heavy lilack Crepon, wortb 81.25,
Clearance prlce, 98c a yard.
CO.,
Barre, Vt
the Next Thirty Days! S
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your Tapestry Carpets of us
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gonnkction.
BYNEARLY FIVETO ONE
Montpelier Republicans Declare
Their Preference for
W. W. Stickney for
Covernor.
ly an Overwlielmii Majority.
The Man from Derby Polls
Fifty-eight Votes.
Tho Hepubllcan Cancus to elect dolefiates
to the State Conventlon, to bo held in Bur
lington, June 17, to nominato a state ttcket,
was held in Annory Hall last Monday
oveninR. Tho attondauco was all that could
have boen dosired. W. A. Lord, chalrman
of the Republlcan Oity Commlttee, called
the moetlnR to order and road the call. II.
W. Kemp was elected chalrman and E. A.
Nutt, secietary.
Aa a dolegation favorlng the electlon of
W, W. Stlcknoy for covernor, F. A. IIow
laud nomlnated the followlnR ticket: Dele
fiatea Hlram A. Huso, Charlos A. Smlth,
2d, Oharles W. Guernsoy, H. O. Gleason,
George H. Guerngoy, O. DeF. Banoroft, J.
Eli Goodenough and Frank A. Dwlnell.
Alternatos H. W. Kemp, Olaronce S.
Whlttler, Frank A. Sherburne, Halph B.
Donny, A. D. Farwell, James Cannlne,
James M. Boutwell and W. A. Lord. On
niotlon of Mr. Ilowland it was alao votod
that the ballot-box be Ieft open one hourj
and that the whole ticket be balloted for to-
cether.
As a Grout tlckot J. W. Brock nominated
for delegatea G. W. Winc, J. O. Hougliton,
J. B. Morse, O. F. Collins, O. P. Pitkin, C.
F. Buswell, D. G. Kemp and Poter Badord
they, if elected, to nominate their own
alternate8. The ohair appolnted J. W.
Brock and F. A. Ilowland B3 tellors, and
the balloting proceeded.
Whlle tho voting was in progresa Major
0. D. Glark moved, and it was so voted,
that a commlttee of three be appolnted by
the chair to roport a Ust of dolegates and
alternates to represent Montpelier in the
Second Dlatrlct Ropubllcan Gonvention, to
nominate a congreaaman, to be held in
Montpelier on Tuesday, Juno 1G. Major
Glark, M. E, Smlllo and W. O. Berry were
appolnted auch commlttee.
Thia commlttee repurted the followlng
list of delegates, they to chooao their al
ternatos: F. A. Ilowland, A. G. Eaton, O.
h. Wataon, O. O. Field, Frank E. Smith,
Robert Whelan, F. L. Lalrd and George E.
Taplln. They were unanimoualy elected.
Tho fourth article in the call providod for
the electlon of sovonteen delegates to the
Washington County Republlcan Conven
tlon, to be held at Montpelier on Wednea
day, June 24. On motion of W. A. Lord
this was passed over, and the lncoming Re
publlcan Gity Commlttee was lastructed to
call a caucuB on Monday evening, June 22,
to elect these delegates.
On motion of W. A. Lord a commlttee of
three was appointed by the chair to nomi
nato a Republican City Commlttee of seven
members, to servo for tho onsulng two
years. W. A. Lord, A. W. Ferrin and O.
F. Collins were appolnted such commlttee.
They Ireported the names of 0. D. Clark,
H. W. Kemp, 0. DeF. Bancroft, G. 0.
Ramsdell, James Canning, J, B. Morse and
F. A. Howland, and they were elected.
The ballot-box was turned promptly at
the explratlon of the liour, and a count of
the votes caat showed the following result
Wbole number of votea caat 305
Neceaaary to a cbolce 153
The Orout ticket bad 58
Tbe Stickney ticket bad 247
and they were declared elected. The resujt
of the ballot was greeted wlth great ap'
plauae and tbe caucus adjourned.
Huslness Moro Mcntlon.
Usk leBS Boap. Better for clothos.
Haiiy CAHUUans at cost at Towner'a.
G. E. SiiKFAnD, auctioneor, Marshfield, Vt
LOVBLL DlAMOND EXCKL BlCYCLKS, 00, at
recK urotnors'.
ItKiiD the bargalna on thia page that are
ouereu at uuie a uook atore.
Ciioqukt aets, hammocks, oll atoves and
lce-cream ireezers at rowner's.
Do not overlook the new advertlaement
of Ceresota" llour on page nve,
On page oight Gove, Nott & Taylor of
Burlington uilvertlse uerry-uaaKeta.
Sosik special June attractlona aro olfered
on tuls pago uy u. r. a li. J. uieason.
Adasis, the clothier, has somothing to say
auout auua auu atraw iiaia ou tiiis page.
Take a look at the Iuperlal Lawn Mower
advertised on page flvo by Uarrows & Peck
Youno lady graduates wlll be intereated
ln "xne ltioiiarujon " ativertlsement on
thia page.
Go in and look at the "Itellable" aummer
stove advertised on page five by Barrowa
Si l'OCK.
H. A. Gould, llrst-olass piano-tuuer
Odera promptly attendod to. Addreas,
iiarre, vt.
If the lyo in a pound is enough, why nse
more? Moral: Uae loas soap by uaing
iiarmiesa."
A auicAT aale of black gooda ia advertised
on page nvo uy tue liaruard, aumner l'ut
nam Company.
On pago elght Barrowa & Peok have a out
of the celebratod Baldwln refrigerator
uuuiiieu uy iiiem,
1'eck IlnoTiiBita advortlso on thia page
Bumu ui vuo Buuaunauie uo( weaiuor goous
uuuuiuu uy wiiaiirm.
D, A. QurTiL can furnlah safes of all slzoa
for farmors, merchants and bank vaulta at
tue very lowest prlcoa.
A HKLiABLit placo to buy oholco lnvest-
Uieuta iu urBi-uiuoa HucurtiieH, uuiu city anu
farm, is at No. 60 Main stroot, Montpelier, of
A. O. Ciimmlns, castorn agunt of tho Plorro
(S. U.) Savlngs Bank.
Iir tho lyo in a pound la enough, why use
moro? Moral: Uae losa soap by uslng
" Ilarmless."
On pazo flvo Gllloy & Abbott of Barro
havo an advnrtlHomont in which ovory lady
in Washington county wlll bo lnterestod.
Thobb craah and linen suits, advertised
on this page by A. D. Farwell, are very do
slrable for hot weathor. Tho prlco is low,
Fon Salk. Mrs. Julla M. Durant'a houso
on Main streot. For further particulars ln
quiro of T. J. Doavltt, Montpelier, Vt.
Thb ttronrj and oasy-runnlng " Stearns "
aud tho best value ln mediutn.prlcod bicy
cles at J. J. Williams' store, Main streot.
A auAND June cloarance salo, ln which
many special bargains aro offerod, 1b adver
tised on this pago by R. S, Currler & Co.,
Barre.
Dit. LbBiiun's S. & P. Pllls, tho only
friond for ladiea. Ono dollar, at storo or by
mall. L. II. Greene, Holo agent, Mont
pelier, Vt.
Fakmbrs and ovorybody elso will road
wtth intorost the now advertlsement of W,
F. Colby, tho loddliig Barro Furnlture
doaler, on this page.
Wantbd. A woman to do the work in a
farm houao, wlth a family of four. Hefer
oncos reqiilrod. Addroas Tlmothy Davis,
Box 184, Montpelier, Vt.
Additional proof of tho oxcellonco of tho
Improved TJnlted States Boparator Is givon
in the Bpace pald for by tho Vermont Farm
Machlne Company on page slx.
Wanted. An exnorionced acont. Good
pay and permanent omployment to a first
clasa man. None othur need apply. Ad
droas Dr. W. A. Bemls, Montpelier, Vt
ArjENTS wanted to soll an article needed
ln every family. Good money mado to
smart man or lady. Send two-cout atamp
for reply. Address, F. Trudoau (P. O. Box
1483) Barre, Vt.
Eczema Is a frlghtful aflllction, but, like
all other skin diseasos, it can be porma
nently cured by appllcationa of DeWitt's
Wltch Ilazel Salve. It never falla to cure
pllos. W. E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Hbaltii and happluess aro relatlve con
ditlons; at any rato, there can be little liap
pineas wlthout hoalth. To glvo the body ita
iull measure of atrongth and energy the
blood should be kopt pure and vigoroua by
the useof Ayer'a Saraaparilla.
A S2.G0 pon, gold, aold for 81.00. A flrst
class pon in ovory respoct. In uso in this
omce and lts oxcellonco proved. mvery
pon guarantoed. By mall, postage pald.
Addresa Watchman Publishlng Company,
Montpelier, Vt. For full particulars, see
advortisomont on pago slx.
Evehttuinq in tlio druc aud modicine
line promptly furnished at the new Will
iamstown drug store, Fred A. Ainswortli,
proprietor, In addltlon to tho staples, a
apeclally.propared, thoroughly-rollablo line
ot Jiypopuoapmtos, oarsaparlllaa, lerve
Fooda, Bittera, Cod Llver Oll Emulslons,
otc, at popular prlcos, always on hand.
Sewlng.machine suppliea a apeclalty. Glve
him a call.
Pensions of 6 to S12 a month aro pald
Boldiera, rich or poor, wlth alight dlsabll
ities, contracted iu or out of service, under
act of Juno 27, 1890. Those now pensloned
under this act can complete any suapended,
delayed or rejocted clalm under tho old law,
and recelve the arreara. Widows entitled,
wituout regaru to cauao oi soiuier'a deatii.
No charge unless auccessful. Address, T.
J. Deavitt, Montpelier, Vi.
Mr. Jambs Pbrdub. an old soldier resld-
ing at Monroe, Micli., was soverely aflllcted
with rheumatlsm, but received prompt re
llet from pain by uslng Chamborlain's Paln
Balm. Ho saya: " At tiines my back would
ache ao badly that I could hardly rlse up.
If I had not gotten relief I would not be
liere to wrlte these few lines. Chamber
laln'a Paln Balm haa done me a great deal
of good and I feel very thankful for it."
l'or aaie uy u. maueiy, drugglat, Mont
pelier, Vt.
Relief in Six Eours. Dlstressinc kld-
ney and bladder dlaeaaes relieved iu aix
hours by the "New Great South American
Kidney Cure." Thia now romedy is a great
surprlBe on account of lts exceeding prompt-
ness lu rellevlng paln in the bladder, kld-
neys, back, and every part of the urinary
passages in maie or lemaio. xt reueves re
tentlon of water and pain in passlng it al
inoHt immedlately. I( you want qulck ro
llef and cure, tbls ls your romedy. Sold by
Harry A. Slade, drugglst, 10 Stato street,
Montpelier, Vt.
Go to W. E. Terrill & Co.'s for the best
tonlo laxative made, Baxter'a Mandrake
Bitters: or, If in need of a llniment. Arnica
and oll llniment wlll bo found ' Juat what it
is recommended to bo while for a cough
remedy Down'a Elixir haa won first placo
ia tue connuence oi tue pnuuc uy sixty-iive
yoara of conntaut use. Havo just received
a freah supnly of these atandard family
medicinea. Have also a full line ot all ar-
tlclos uaually kept ln a urat-claas drug
atoro. rrescriptions wui reoeive careiui
attentlon. See notice of these remedles on
page three.
Thb playing of Sousa'a soul-stirring
marches by hls own band is totally unlike
tho playing of any other mualcal organiza
tion, inasmuch aa the vlrile quallty aud
maguetlsm of those compoalttona are only
to bo compared to the playing ot Strauss1
waltz by Strauss hlmself. Sousa is the
Strauss of America, and hls stlrring marches
are found wherever the lovd of muslc pre
valla. Other banda are occupylng the mu
slcal fleld, but between them and Sousa
there ia no rivalry. Sousa and hla band
stand alone, in the eatlmatlon of tbe preBS
and public, aa the peerlens leador and peer
leas orgau'zation of its kind.
If it roqulred an annual outlay of 8100
to iuaure a family agalnat anyserlousconso-
auencea from au attack of bowel complalnt
uring tho year, there are many who would
feel it their duty to pay it; that they could
not ufford to riak thrlr llves, and thoao of
their family, for such an auiouut. Anyone
can get this insurance for twenty-flve cents,
that belng the price ot a bottle of Cham
berlain'a Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhcoa Rem
edy, In almost every nelghborhood Bome
ono haa died from an attack of bowel com
plalnt before modlolne could be procured or
a physiclan Bummoned, One or two dosea
ot thia remedy wlll curo any ordlnary caae.
It nerer falla. Cau you atford to take tho
rlsk for bo small an amount? For aale by
C, Blakely, drugglat, Montpelier, Vt.
Ilesolutlous ou tho Donth of Miss
Glnra Mncumbpr.
Whereas, It has pleased God, iu hta ln
flulte wlsilom, to take from this life one
whom wu havo honored aud loved, be it
Iteioh'cd, That we at this time remeruber
those vlrtues which have eunobled hor
character, tho genorous and charitablo
splrlt which haa over been manlfest, tho
patlenco and cheorfulnosa ot her dally life,
tho wllllngneas to help those who neodod
help, aud abovo all the Clirlatlan faith, that
streugthened and sustalnea her turough,.
out her life.
Iietolved, That thia aocloty haa loat u
moat faithful and loyal member, oua who
wlll ever bo rememberod as au oxamplo of
truo Chrlatlanlty,
Jtesolvetl, That our heartfelt sympathy be
exteuded to hor family. Y. P. 8. 0,
May 31, 1890.
One uilnute ls tho staudard tlmo and Oue
Minute Cough Cure is the atandard prepara
tlon for overy form of cough or cold. It Ia
the only harmlesa remedy that pioduces Im
medlate reaults, W. E. Torrlll & Co.,
Montpelier, Vt.
MONTPELIER AND YIGINITY.
tiii: homis irjvi'jixitras ov
ItAVS.
Miss Giiacb IIouaiiTON ls 111.
F. W. Moii3B and wifo aro ln Boaton.
Miss Mauy G. Kanr la vialtlng ln St. Al
lmna.
Georoe B. Walton vlsltod last week ln
Jericho.
E. R. SitiNNRH ls aorioualy 111, throatenod
with pnoumonia.
A son was boru last week to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry S. Colton.
Rrv. E. S. Fiskb of Waitsfield was ln
town last Monday.
Kimball Walmnu visited W. E. Vail at
Burlington last week.
Miss Helbn Prentiss of Sl. Albans was
in town last Saturday.
Mus. Gboimib M. Goss ls ruported dangor
ously ill wlth poritonltls.
Alukkt IIoldrn of Boston was the guost
of G. W. Luco last week.
Mits. Frank H. Winslow ls vlsltlng ln
Woodstock for two weokB.
Miss Grace Parker of Barre is working
ln tho offlce of H. V. Kemp.
Oscar Silvkr haa been vlsltlng in Bel
lows Falls for a few daya past.
Fred H. I'brht has recently been granted
a patent on a Beil-olling journal.
Ralph Blanfibd was at home over last
Sunday from Darttnouth College.
Alderman Weston ia Hteadily recovorlng
from hls rocont dangorous lllnesa.
Fred Chatman commenced work for H.
A. Bowman last Monday mornlng,
Btatb Auditor Halk and General W. H.
Gllmore were in town last Monday.
F. L. Laird has broken ground for a
houso he is to orect on Berlin ntreet.
Waurants havo been issued for the
alaughtor of aeveral unllceused dogs.
Madamb II. D. Hofkins is vlsltlng rela
tlves ln the northern part of tho stato.
A list of tho heavy tax-payors of thia
city may be found ln another column.
Mrs. W. D. Ciiandler ot St. Albans ia
vlsltlng Mra. H. P. Welch, her aiater.
H. A. Slade waa called to Sprlngfleld
last Saturday by tho lllnesa of hla fatbor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shat vlsltod las
week at the homo ot Mrs. Shay in Chelsea.
Peter Medleii and Aughtney Allard ot
St. Albana were lu town ovor last Sunday.
The marriage of D. WIIUs Cummina and
Miss Mary Parker is to occur thia evening.
Mr. and Mrb. Gkouoe Buainerd loft last
Monday for Chtcago, to vlalt their daugh
ter. James O'Neil of White Rlver Junctlon
waa the guest of Rev. W. J. O'Sulllvan last
week.
Mus. J. F. Watbrman has given hor clasa
of puplls ln muslc a vacation for the month
of June.
J. G. Brown and 0. H. Baldwln went to
Greensboro ou Tuesday, returning ln the
evening.
Arthdr E. Lane has been appolnted east
ern ugent of the Seattle Cedar Lumber
Company.
G. H. Wilder wont to Boston on Tues
day to flll a brlef engagement with Wil
liams' Band.
Stillman Ciiasb returued last week from
Nasbua, N. H., wnere he has been for
several weeka.
The interior of the clgar manufactory of
Armur aiiou in uiaito uiock lsin tne lianils
of tho painters.
M. V. Chadwigk. clerk at the Exchanee
Hotel, received notice last week of a re-
lssue oi peualon.
Sunday evening aervlces at the Church
of the Messlah have been disoontinued un
tll further notice.
H. 0. Colton left laat Mondav on a west-
ern trlp ln tho Intereats jf the Colton Manu-
facturing Company.
The quarterly communlonaervlce ls to be
held in the Church of the Messlah next
Sunday at4;30p. m.
Tue Sunday-school connected wlth Trin
lty church will observe " Childreu'a day "
ou Sunday, June 14.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Daqqett of Boaton
were the guests of L. Bart Cross during
tneir siay in tuiB city.
W. S. Sfencbr is at home for the sum-
mer vacation trom tbe TJuion Theological
' .... 1 , .. I tr i
Oanton Montfblieu of Odd Fellows
went to Barre last Saturday to particlpate
in tue paraue m tuat city.
The Montpelier Semlnary base-ball team
deleated tho St. Johnsbary Academy team
an ai. jonusDury last oionuay.
Mrs. E. E. Towner Is atill dangerously
iu wnu peruonitia. .tie cuances ot recov'
ery are nearly all against her.
Harvby W. Brown, the postman, ls on
hls anuual vacation of two weeks, a part of
wnicu ue wui spenu in uoston.
Mus. F. S. Thayer of Denver, Col., has
boen vlsltlng W. E. and F. A. Adams, her
urotiiers, uuring tlio past woex.
Miss Gracb Bedard, who has been the
guest of Miss Carrie Cross, returned to hor
noine in ot. Aiuana on Tuesday.
Gkohqk 0. Aluer left laat Mondav for
another extonded trlp ln the lntereata ot the
It. (j. Bowera Uranlte Company,
A civil seuvicb examinatlon for tho no
Bltlons of clerk and carrier wlll be held at
tlie Eye Specialist,
OAN 11K FOUND AT 1118 HOME OFFICK UN11L FUHTHElt NOTICE!
No. 50 STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VT.
Call nnd havo your eyea exnmined by lliu new X llne, wh'ch nro boiiiR nsod
with such great succpbs in New York cltv. By tliis nn tbod you nre suro to
ri'ceivo Batis nction. Uundrcds of tostimouiuls.
GRASH m LINEN SUITS,
HOT WEATHER NECKWEAR,
p7 just RKCUIVEO AT "f
I. IJ'.RWKILL'.
, : .
si Thelandem Reversible Four-in-hand, String Ties, va.
vis just the thing for a hot
Grass Cloth and German Crash. Odd Vests in fancy
patterns. TjCs?' Come and see them.
HfrOf: Hfrifr Hf:
tho post-ofllco next Saturday. Stophmi Has-
urooK, rrauK uarvor anu AUna w. Badgor
aro tho candldatcs.
Miss Maroahet Dewey han irnnn t.n
Northampton, Mass,, to atteud commonce
mont exorclsoa at Smith Collogo.
A. E. Niles la the newlv-olected un.
nerintendeut of Trlnltv Church Sundav.
achool, and C. D. Blrtol aectotary.
Commbncino last Sundav. and untll fur
ther uotico, tho Sunday ovenlug aorvlco at
Chrlst church ls held at flvo o'clock.
The largo storehouso of Peck Urotiiers. at
tho rear of tho resldonco of R. K. Peck on
Elm streot, ls practlcally completed,
C. II. Hbaton. crand eenoralisBlmo. coes
to St. Albans ou Thursday to lnsnect Lafav-
otto Commandory, Knlghta Templar.
Rbv. J. E, Wriqiit bas an apnolntmKnt
to preach ln the Morso school-liouse, East
Montpelier, next Sunday at 2: 10 r. M.
Miss Sallie Oviatt ls salutatorian of the
graduating class ot tho Hlgh School and
Alisa uessio liowora tue vaicuictorian.
The Ladles' Unlon wlll moet wlth Mra.
Bertha Pitkin on Thursday aftornoon of
this week. All aro cordlally lnvlted.
Willard B, Lindsley of New York. a
former clerk ln the post-ofllco, has beon
vlsltlng In town during tho past, week.
Mus. W. A. Btowrll returned last week
from Omaha, Nob., whero aho has beon vls
ltlng Mrs. Henry Farwell, her daughter.
Thb monthlv meothic ot the Ladlos' Aid
Assoclation wlll bo held this afternoon at
two o'clock lu the hall ln Heaton Block.
Mrs. R. M. Brewkii left on Tuesday for
Cleveland, O,, to vlsit her daughter. Sho
was accompaaled the.ro by her son, Huber.
Mrs. Dr, J. E Macomdbu stlll remalns
ln a partlally unconacloua state, wlth the
cuances oi rccovery deciueuiy against ner
Mis9 Mary B. Caulbton gave a Belect
larty lan Saturday evening ln honor of Miss
laud E. Popo, her cousln, of Oakland, Cal.
Mus. Bellb Hkatii of Moretown ls carlne
for Mrs. John S. Wllklns, her mother, who
ls sertously 111 with dlsease of the kidneys.
Thb work of lavlne the wall on the bank
of the North branch at tho rear of the gar
den of W. E. Adams waa completed laat
weeK.
Dr. K. Lonofellow Cleaveb la in Bos
ton to attnnd the convontion of the Massa
chusetts Dental Soclety, now ln session in
uoston.
A touchinq memorlal aorvlco for Miss
Clara Macomber waa held by tho Bethany
Uuristlan iiuueavor society last Biinuay
evening.
Rev. Walter Dole of Enfleld. N. H.
formerly the Unlversallst pastor at Barrei
oxchanged last Sunday with Rev. J. Ed-
ward wrigut.
Tiib Industrial School has closed for the
annual vaoitlou. Mrs. Dlllon has charge
of tho clothing ot the Bonevolent Assocla
tion, as usual.
Tue marrlace encaeement of Edward
Platt Younu and Mlas Katherlne 0., daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. Carlos L. Smlth, lias
been announced.
Tue sewor on Colleco street latd last sea-
son Is agaln causing trouble. Street Com-
mlssloner Koberta la dlgglug lt up anu wui
lower it soveral feet.
The ceulal and welcomo features of
George S. Hubbard are again seen on our
atreeta at ter hls wlnter sojourn at St. Johns
bury and in Connecticut.
Tiik second of tho eerles of cames be-
tweeu teams from Goddard and Montpelier
semiuariea will bo played on the Semlnary
campus on Saturday aftornoon.
Hakry Worthen ls serlouBly ill with
pneumonla. Miss Maud Worthen, hla aia
ter, a nurse from Mary Hitchcock Hospltal,
Hanover, N. H , is cariug for hlm.
The republicans of Berlin will hold a
caucus to eleo' delegates to the state con
ventlon in Town Hall on Berlin slde next
Saturday afternoou at half past two.
Profeisou and Mua. S. J. Blanpied wlll
attnnd tho commenceraent exerclsea at
Wesieyan College, Delawaro, O., where
their daughter Ethol ls to graduate.
The clrcus bill-board In front of Armoiy
Hall went down ia ihe hlgh rind of last
Ratunlav. Llvelv hustllnB of the crowd
standingon the adjacentstdewalk prevented
inury to any one.
The demnd for seats for the Sousa's
Band concert from Barre, Waterbury, North-
CCOKTINUED 0K FOURTII TAOK.
Easily and
choaply
made at
home,
one bottle
makes
5 gallons.
It's mado
from
roots and
herbs,
no other
"Just as
good."
WILLIAMS & CAKLETON CO., IURTiroiiD, CT.
day. Men's Suits in Cuban "7
RIGHAR
DSON
THE LAHGEST AM) HANDSOMEST
STOItE IN THE STATE.
THE YOUNO LADY WHO GRAD
UATES NEXT MONTH
wlll Jwant new Dresses, new Gloves,
new Hose, now Faus and a host of dalnty
thlngs toinako tho occaslon moro charmlng.
Thoro aro two ovnnta ln a girl's life
whon sho graduates and when she marrles.
For oither of theao wo have everythlug
neodtul for the most elaborate trousseau.
But the flrst is what wo wlah espocially
to call your attentlon to.
Wo havo all the dellcato makes of gooda
aultable. The Sllka, the Limdowue'j, the
Lawns and Organdlea, tho handsome Mus
lins, and a great many other lovely clotbs
that aro any of them just what you need.
Klndly look our stock over. Rememher
only tho uewest and latest aro to be found
here, and our prices are the lowest.
Lookers aa welcome as purchasers.
MoKILLIP & SMITH CO.
TIIK nlOIIAIIDSON DErAHTMKST STORES,
Head of Church Street, . . Burlington, Yt.
fSome People Think t
that ten dollars is too much to T
pay for a Summer Sult. We T
don't think ho; but wo bave got
suits to soll for S5, SO, 0.50, A
57.00, S8 and 89. The 88 and T
89 aults aro equal to a great T
many 810 aulta.
t Other People Think
that a 8traw Hat is not worth
keeping unless tt coata at least
81.00; but they have not seen
our SO-cent atraw hata.
tWe Think
that we have an olegant lot of
Summer Clothing, Summer Hata
t
4
and Summer Farnishlnga for
mon, anu n you wui let ussnow i
you the gooda, we know
t You Will Think
T
X
that our pricea are remarkably
low, and on tue prices we auau A
all agree.
T
ADAMS
The Clothier,
4
J60 State Street J
iixiory Hall
MONTPELIER, VT.,
Monday, June 8, 1896.
SOUSA'S
Peerless Concert Band!
riFTY KMINKNT MUSICIANS.
AMKIUCA'S SIAltClI KINO.
John Philip Sousa
CONDUCTOR.
ItniLhl.lXT ASS1STIXQ ATITIST8;
MISS M1NNIK TltACEY Soprano
Mlt. AKTIIUll 1'llVOIt Trombono
MISS MAHTINA JOIIN8TONE Vlollalat
Roaerved Seats, 8100. Now on Salo at
Ehle's Book Store, Montpelier, and Gould
St Ntchola', Barre. Concert at 8:15 r. 11,
Doora open at 7; 30.
ABSOLUTELY FRICTIONLESS
Bearinrjs on Boyd Bicycles
xo oil xj:kied.
H. L, Averill, Barre, Yt,, Agt.

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