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MONTPELIER, VT., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 189G.
VOL. 91 706.
NUMBER 26.
; F"or Hot Weatlier! 1
-THE NEW X
: BLUE FLANIE KEROSENE OIL STOVES. I
A nan or hhin flame tlint can not smoko.
: Process and Geuerating Gasoline Stoves! I
1800 PATTERNS
GURNEY AND ALASKA REFRIGEEATORS, &
ICB CREAM FRBEZBRS, ETC ETC. X,
For nll Bciisons BIAG1212 nml GI.ENWOOI IIANGHS. X
Honilciunrtors for l'LUJIUING, STKAM F1TTING nml II13ATING.
SIETAIj KOOriNG, 13AVIJS Sl'OUTING nml Gencrnl JobWork. Aleo W
!-clo lieimlrliig. 4k
JHcy
PECK BROTHERS,
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CLOTHING
COOD
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GOLD ?
Just step in and convince yourseli that I have an immense
stock, the product of the best mills, both foreign and do
mestic. My line of trimmings and linings are of the best, thus
insuring perfection and wearing qualities.
VVorkmen are skilled and up-to-date, and I guarantee style
and fit of all garments, thus making them equal to your gold
Dollav for Dollar.
Many of these fabrics we purchased to sell as high as forty
five dollars per suit. We now offer you the selection of
anything in stock at
Twenty-Nine Dollars and Fifty Cents Per Suit,
Thus bringing them down to an equivalent with cheap silver.
C. B. B. DENNY,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR, .... MONTPELIER, VT.
4tlx of OTxily 5
Headquarters this year for 4th of July goods is at
EIILE'S BOOK STORE. Orders for Lawn Displays,
i. Colored Lights, Rockets, Candles, Fire Crackers, and .
everything necessary for a Grand Celebratioa fur- ta"
nished in any quantities.
June Olearanoe Sale!
We desire to reduce our large stock
much to us, and to accomplish n we nave dicidid totngin our Uleorance balo
now, while trade is good, and givo our custciuets an opporluuity to take advnn
tage of our low pricts beforo they liave tuade all their spring purchasea. Tht
following is a parlial liat; ece large circuhr for complete 11st.
WAISTS.
1. Seven Silk Walat8, tuade of pretty Dresden
Sllka, Blahop Bleeve, trlmraed wlth velret and but
tona. Clieap Ht fS.OO. Our clearance prlce, only
4.98. Slzea 32 to0.
2. Fonr l'lald Sllk Walata, wlth Blahop eleevo
Slzea 32, 31 and 38. Clioap at 84.00. Clearance prlce,
only g2.98.
3. Vonr ilark colorod SllkWalatB. Slzea 32,34,36
and 38. Cheap at S5. 00. Clearance prlce, only 83.75.
4. Eleven Flne White Mualln Walata, trlmraed
wlth mualln edgo. Worth 82.S0. Clearance prlce,
only 1.59. Slzea 32, 34, 36 and 33.
5. Slx Flne White Mualln Walata, very prettlly
trlmmed. Worth 82 03. Clearance prlce, only 81.25.
(. Twenty-three White Mualln Walata. Worth
81.50 and 81.25. Clearance prlce, only 98 centa.
Slzea 32, 36, 33 and 40.
7. Flve dozen l'ercale, Dlmlty and Mualln Walata.
Worth 81.00. Clearar.ce prlce, only 79 centa.
DltKSS GOODS.
1. Twoplecea of heavy ali-wool Illack Berge, 50
lncbea wlde. Worth 60 centa. Clearance prlce,
only 39 centa a yard. Thla la the heat value In black
gooda we have everolfered.
2. One plece of Illack and White Strlpe, 45 Inchea
OUIl SPECIAL 13AUGAIN for Satutday, Juue 27th, will be 500 yarda of
30c, 35c and 40c Laces at only 15c a yard. Tlnyare froru four to teu iuches
wide; color, oream and ecru.
R. S. CURRIER &
SBlSTSATIOlXrAILi
OIRCULARS AND PEICE -
Soon find their way into
DasKets, dut; cnis prominent aaver- ;Arkauiostmke
tisement ought to strike you favorably G,V,,,B aoou A'lny-
IF YOU WANT BARCAINS
Our stock is complete
desirable as at the beginning of the season. Every
thing in Sideboards, Chiffoniers, Chambcr and Parlor
Suits, Easy llockers, Carpets, Curtains, and in fact a
thousand bargains too numerous to mention.
WARNER F. COLBY,
The Hou.se Furni&her !
BARRE, VT. TELEPH0NE C0NNECTI0N.
4
to ORDER
f CHEAP
as
ISILVERZ
83,000 during June. To do this means
wlde. Worth 50 centa. Clearance prlce, only 29
centa a yard.
3. Slx plecea of 40-lncl) flne Sllk and Wool l'lalda,
never aold for leaa tlian 75 centa a yard. Clearance
prlce, only 59 centa.
4. Klght plecea of 36 and 40-lnch Silk and Wool
and Wool Sultlnga. Worth 50 centa a yard, Clear
ance prlce, only 39 centa a yard.
5. Four plecea of 25c riatds. Clearance prlce,
only 19c a yard.
6. Two plecea of Ilrllllantlne, one gray and one
hrown mixture, worth 5uc a yard. Clearance prlce,
only 29c a yard.
7. Two plecea of flne 45-lnch red Ilenrletta, choap
at 65c. Clearance prlce, only 49c a yard.
DKUSS rATTKKNS-NO TWO AUKE,
1. One $10 Dreaa l'attern. Clearance prlce, 87.50.
2. Two 89 Dresa l'atterna. Clearance prlce, 86.98,
3. One 87 Dreaa l'attern. Clearance prlce, 85.25.
4. Four 87.50 Dreaa l'atterna. Clearance prlce,
84.75.
5. One 86 Dreaa l'attern. Clearance prlce, gl.IO.
6. One 7 Illack Crepon l'attern. Clearance
prlce, 84.
7. une plece of heavy Black Crepon, worth 81.25.
Clearance prlce, 98c a yard.
CO.,
Barre, Vt
LISTS
waste-
,TIIK IJISOOUNTS
! WK AllE NOW OF-
FKItlNG TO OLOSK
. liiTm kir cniinir A
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and unbroken, as clean anc
No. 60 Main Strcct.
1'DULIBIIBD KVKHY WKDNE8DAY DV
The Watchraan Pnbllsliing Company
At Montpelier, Vt.
Ituslucss Mcro Jlentlon,
Uan less soap bottor for clothoa.
O. E.Siikpard, Riictlonoor, Mnrshlleltl, Vt.
UnclkTom's'Caiiin on navinarkotSnuaro
to-nlglit.
Washbs tnoro clotlies and don't rot tliom
Harmless soap.
E. D. Hvdr Is local agent for tho " Cere-
sota " llour a(lvertl8eu on pane olcht.
Ukduckd urlcoa for blcycles. Seo Peck
Brothers' advurttsemont on pago ilvo.
Bhco.nd iiand whool clinlr for hiiIo. Ad-
dress, Mra, A. E, Ilall, East Hardwick, Vt,
II. A. Qould, llrst-class pluno-tunur.
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
Barre, Vt.
Thb Montpelier Book Store wlll be closed
on Sundays liereafter. L. O. Towksbury,
proprietor.
Liairr-WEiaHT sulti at croatly reduced
nrlces are advertlsed on this paeo by A.
D. Farwell.
Qillky & Annorr, Uarro, oflor on naco
flve eonulno barcalus for next Satnrday on
llgureil black coods.
Pkck BnoTiinus advertlse on tbls paco
Bouio of the Beasonable bot weather goods
handlod by this llrm.
Summeii suits tnade by the beat wholo-
sale tallora are advortlsod ou thla page by
Adatna, the clothier.
O. A. GuniL can furniah safea of all slzea
for farmors, merchants anl bank vaults at
tne very lowest prlcos.
Wasiiks more clothea and don't rot them
UarmlesB soap.
K. S. CuiiKiKii & Co,, Barre, quote low
prlces on this pago for laces aa a apectal
bargain for next Satnrday.
The barcalna ln lacketa and capea adver
tlsed on this pago by " Tho Rlchardson "
are worthy of speclal mention.
Tknkment to Rent. Seven rooina ln
good repatr. Also pantry, clothes prrsses
aiul water cloaet. u. u. iruuer.
BAnuows & PECKof Montpelier aro atfeuts
for the Graulte State Mowing Machtne, the
uest inower tlie rarmer ever u jeu.
Foit Sale. Mrs. Julla M. Durant's house
on Main street. For further partlculars ln
qnlre of T. J. Deavitt, Montpelier, Vt.
Thb hustliuE proprietor of Ehle's Book-
Storo Is oarly in tho tlold with Fourth of
July goods. Uead his advertiaoment on
tms page.
Watciiman readera in Cabot, Marshfield
and Plainfield will be interested in the ad
vertisement of Bemia, the Eyo Specialist,
on thla page.
G. B. B. Denny. tho merchant tailor. has
an advertlsement onthla page that will be
read with interest wherever the Watch
man circulatoa.
Wanted. A competent cirl who under-
standa cooking. Apply to the presidont of
tne tleaton uoapital, Uoorgo m. Taplln,
Montpelier, Vt.
Wanted. A posltlon by a young man aa
single or double entry book-keeper, stenog
rapher or typewrlter. Address, B, care of
Watcuman olllce.
Thb old reliablo house of Barnard, Suin-
ner & Putnam, Worcester, Mass., continues
to offer on page flve some exceptlonal bar
gains in aeaaonable gooda.
Ik health is doslred. ladles try Dr. Lo
Brun's S. & P. PIlls, tho only friend. One
dollar at atoro or by mail. L. H. Greone,
soie agont, Montpelier, vt.
Tub attention of the farmers of Washing
ton county la especlally caileu to tne pnces
on horse rakea quoted on page throe by the
Montpelier uaruwaro uompany.
Six days in the week you will tind the
Montpelier Book Store the place to buy
booka, stationery, tennis, hammockB and
croquot sets, 1'lctureiraming aspeciaity.
Rbv. U. A. Spencer and famllv are about
to romovo to Sprlngnelu, so tuat uls nouue
on Seminarv II1U can be secured by some
family desiring a pleasanthome in that part
of the clty. Inquiry can be made at the
house, 38 Collego street, the rest of this
week.
We are anxloua to do a little eood in this
world and can think of no ploasanter or
betterway to Uo It tuan by rccommentllng
One Mlnute Cough Gure as a proventlvo of
pneumonla, consumption and other serious
lung troublea that follow nogleoted colds
W. Ji. Terrill ec Uo., Montpelier, vt.
WmiERELL & DouD'sUncleTom's Cabin
Company (thirty people and twenty-elght
norses; will exmult on HaymarKet uquare,
Montpelier. Wedneaday evening, June 24.
Grand street parado at 11:30 by their
mounted brass band. nonv. donkev. docs,
eto. Admission, thirty-flve centa; children,
twenty-nve cents.
Mohk than thirty years' experience haB
taught the farmera that tho Granite State
Mower la the best for the reaaons that the
draugut ia tho lightest, it ia the easiest
handled, does not shake or throw the
rider, has no slde-draught, and does better
worK. Tiiese macuinea are uept tn stocu
and sold by Barrows & Peck.
Mothbrs will find Chatnbarlain's Croup
Romedy especlally valuable for croup and
whooping cough. It will glve prompt re-
1101 anu la safe and pleasant. we uavo useu
lt for sovoral years, anu it has never falled
to give the most porfoct satisfactloa, G
W. Rlcharda, Dunuesne, Pa. Bold by O
Blakely, drugglst, Montpelier, Vt.
tub euccess or lallure ol one bank or
company doesn't of itself afloru even good
guessing ground relatlve to another,
whether aituated eaat or west. It is the
manner of couductlng lts businesH ttiat es
tablishea its aoundnesa. The Pierre Sav'
inga Bank lnvltes inquiry into lta past his
torv and nresent standinc. Full nartlcu'
lara of A. O. Cummins, vice-president,
Montpelier, Vt.
EliIIill. Ltimber Cltv. Pa.. wrltes:
havo been auffering from piles for twenty
flvo jeara and thought my caso incurable.
DeWitt's Witoh Uazel Salve waa recom
mended to me as a pilo curo, so I bought a
box and lt perforined a permanont curo."
This la only one of thouBands of Bimilar
casos. Bczema, soros and skin dineasea
yieldqulckly when lt is used. W. E, Ter
rill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Now U the tlmo to provlde yourself and
family wlth a bottleof Ohamberlaln'H Colio,
Cholera and Diarrhcea Itemedy as a safe
guard agalnBt an attack of bowel complalnt
durlng the summer montha. It costs but
twenty.flvo cents and Is almost sure to be
needed before the summer ia over. Thla
remedy nuvor falls, even tn tho most severe
caaos, and Is ln fact the only preparation
that can alwaya be depended upon. When
reduced with water it is ploasant to take.
For sale by O. Blakely, Urugglat, Montpel
ier, Vt.
Rblikf in Bix IIours. Dlatresslng kld
uey and bladder dlsoases relieved ln slx
hourB by tho "New Great South Amerlcan
Klduey Oure." This new reraedy is a great
surprlse on account of ttsexceeding nromnt
nesa in rellevlng pain in tho bladder, kid
neys, back, aud every part of tho urinary
paHsages ln malo or feuiale. It rellovea re
tentlon of water and pain lu paeslng It al
most Immeillately. It you want quick re
lief and cure, this ls your remedy. Sold by
Harry A. Slado, drugglst, 10 Btate atreet,
Montpelier, Vt.
MONTPELIER AND YICINITY.
ixoTiiEii irjuuc lrxnr ira toys
axi noMtoirs.
Miss Doha IIoDaDON is crltlcally 111.
L. Bart Oross was ln Boston last week,
Miss Bkrtha Pratt of Boston is vlBltlnc
ln town.
Carl L. Smitii wont to Plattsbure. N. V..
last Monday.
Ciiarlrs Limoqrs haa onsned a barber
fihop In Barre.
Mns. O. II, Baldwin vlslted ln St. Johns-
bury last woek.
Thb vonnc aou of Rov. A. H. Wobb is 111
wlth bronchltls.
Misa SuaAN 13. Sears of Boston ls visltlne
Mrs. L. II. Bixby.
Misa Anna J, Gukhnsry gavo a whlst
party last Frlday evenlng.
Tub lnfant child of Thomas Duncan dled
last Wodneaday of bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. SiEnntNS have been
n Now York during the past woek.
Edward H. Colton returnod from Am-
berst College last Satnrday ovonlng.
Mu. and Mrs. E. M. Gubrnbbt were In
Boston and Worcester, Mass., last week.
Mns. Susan Ray of Burlington vialted
last woek wlth Mr. and Mrs. Orrln Daloy.
Miss Emma Wells 1b attendins com-
moncement thla woek at Wellosley Collogo.
Tiioma.s Dewey is Bpondlnc a two weeks
vacatlon at Mauch Ohunk and Carbondale,
.ra.
The nuplls of St. Michaol'a school en-
joyed a picnlc in Langdou's grove on Tues
day. JamesS. Haley attended the state con-
vention of Forestera held last week at Rut
land. Miss Maud Shuiitlefb' entortained a
party of young friends last Wedneaday
night.
Allen Moksb left last Saturday for a
brlef visit to Boston, New Haven and New
York.
.AXb3. X'. IT . UAll.il Ul 11UOL1UU 1. XI., W tkO
the gueBt of Mrs. O. H. Baldwin over last
8unday.
Rbv. E. B. Earlb attended tho Baptist
Sunday-achool conventlon held this week
in Boston.
Mrs. F.W. Oaiiver and dauchter Blauche
are visitlng Mr. and Mra. D. R. Sawyer in
Middlebury.
Professor J. A. DeBobr is at Dart-
niouth Collego thla week attending the clos-
uig exercises,
Mr. Daniels, Mr. Lee and Miss Poor.
students at Montpelier Semtnary, are 111
with measles.
D. W. Dudley is bulldins a barn on the
site of the oLe recontly dostroyed by flre at
Barre Junction.
Mrs. Chaiiles Wilson of Jackson,
Mlch., ls visitiniT Mr. and Mrs. Carl L.
Smtth, hor paronts.
Mrs. OcautNBY Janqraw was called to
East Tompleton, Mass., last Saturday, by
the illness of a sister.
Mrs, Gborqb H. Smilib of Hardwick has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Fisher, the past week.
Nearly twenty merabers of the Young
Meii H unrlstian Association aro ln cimp on
the shore of Borlln Pond.
A dbtailed report of the republican state
conventlon held at Burlington last weuk
inay be fouud on page two.
Thb state library commission ia expected
at Montpelier on Tliursday to inspect the
Kellogg-IIubbard Library.
Misses IIaiirikt Husb and Margaret
Dewey are attending commencement at
the Onlveraity of Vermont.
A party of young people enioyed a pic
nlc supper ln the woods back of Kelth'u
ledge laat Thursday evenlng.
J. W. Caustic attondod the commoacfr
ment exorcisea of the Ltttleton, N. II., Hlgh
bcuool laat Tuursday evenlng,
G. F. Sawyer of Mllford, Masa., has
been visiting Mrs. D. S. Blanpied, his
daughter, for the past two weeka.
Major O. D. Clark Is at Amherst Col
lege this week attending the annual re-
unlons and commencement exerciaes.
Misa May Scoville wont to New Haven,
Conn., last week, where W. S. Scoville, ner
urotiier, grauuatea irom iaieuouege.
Tub Capital Savtngs Bank and Trust
Company has declared a somi-annual dlv
dend of three per cent, payable July 1.
Tub Woman's Chrlatian Temperanco
Union will rneet Thursday afternoon at
balf past two wlth Miss Eliza B. Rubleo.
O. F. Lowa sang at Northfield on Tuos-
day at an entertalnment in connection with
the closlng exercises at Norwich Unlversity.
Robbrt S Connbr loft last Friday for
Fjshklll-on.tho-Hudson, to spend a part of
hU vacation with Misa Jennie Sterling, his
aunt.
Miss Mary Fisk la to read an original
poem at the centennial celebratlon of the
Congregational church at Waitsfield this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gkoiiqk Lord and dauek
ter Edith of Tilton, N. H., are guesta of
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Davis at the Exchange
Uotol.
Thb Washington County Snnday-school
Assoclation will hold meetings ln Barre on
Tuesday evenlng, June 30, and Wedneaday,
july l.
Tnit sewer on Semlnary III11 has been
extended from the Mills resldence to
point opposite the home of Hon. F. A
Dwlnell.
Riciiahd Btandisii and Wllliam Whelan
played wlth the Barre base-ball team In the
gatne against tne uuban uiants last iti
day afternoon.
O. M. Fishbr went to Boston Monday,
wbero be will remaln through the Fourth of
July trado with Jacobs, Wmtcomb & Co,
at 2(3 Federal street.
Miss Aliob Howb of Burlington takes
the nlace of B. H. Burke aa book-keeper ln
tho geueral ofllce of the Montpelier and
Wells Rlver ratlroad.
Tuic ladlea of St. Augustine's church
gave a strawberry festlval laBt Thursday
evenlng ln St. Jean de Baptist hall that was
very largely attended.
C. II. Mouk has boen elected a trustee of
the Wood Art Gallery to succeed tho late
James R. Langdon. J. G Houghton is the
newly-elected presidont.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Gleason went to
Amherst, Masa., lust Monday noon, where
Carl J, Gleason, their hoii, graduates this
week from Amherst College.
Tub Montpelier Mllitary Band will ac
company the local St. Jean do Baptist So
ciety to St. Albans to-day, to asstst lu the
coiouration oi at. jouu's uay.
Hon. F. A. Dwinbll and wlfe and sou
Raymoud were at Cambridge, Masn., last
week, where Elbert II, Dwinoll, their hoii
grauuatea irom uarvaru uouege.
Will IIotciikius aud "Ted" Lowe
Btarted earlv last Sunday mornlnc on thel
wheels for New York, expectlng to cover
tne dlstance ln less tnau tnreo days.
Miss Mahy B. Carleton accompanied
hor friend, Miss Harriet Wright, to her
home In Burlington last Saturday, to re
maln through commencement week.
Thb exocutlve coinmlttee of tho truitees
of tho Heaton Ilospltal will ineet roproaen
tatlves of socletlea and organlzatloug, us
well as prlvate lndlvlduals dealrlng to fur
nlsh rooms and beda at the hoapital, on
Thursday aftornoon at two o'clook at tho
hospltal.
Rev. Edwaud L. Bmith of Walla Walla,
Wash., 1h vlBltlug Mr, and Mrs. Carl L.
Smltli, his paronts. Ho haa been 111 wlth a
aovero cold since his arrtval last Frlday.
Gustavus Jacodson. master mechanlo for
the Montpelier & Wella Rlver rallroad, was
at Saratoga, N. Y., last weok, attending tho
National Conventlon of Master Mcchanlcs.
Frrbman Fay. liostlor at tho llvery sta-
ble of H. P. Wolch, and MIsi Mlnnle Som
ora of Moretown woro inarried early last
Saturday morning by Rev. J. Edward
Wrlglit.
Mits. A. D. Bancroft and dauchter Jane,
Mrs. C. J, Gleason, Mra. E. D. Hyde, Mrs,
Charles A. Reed aud Mrs. Georgo A. Peck
aro at Marhlohead Neck Beaoh, the gueata
t Miss isnbella urops.
A larqb (loloL'atijn from Montpelier at
tondod tho fourteonth annual convontlon of
tho Washlneton County woman's Christlan
Temporance Union hold last Thursday and
Frlday at Plainfield.
Thb Mozart Ouartotto sung at tho closlng
exorcisea of the Sprlngflold High School
last week, They nsslst at tho commoncc
ment exerciaes at Norwich Uuiveraity on
Thursday of this week.
E. M. Guernsey was attacked wlth hoart
failuro last Monday forenoon whlle at tho
Union Statlon, Boston, and for a time was
unconscious. Ho rallled somewbat and was
able to come to Montpelier that day.
Robert Dewey and Misa Flnlay of Bon-
sonhurst, N. Y., are guoats of Hon. and Mrs.
Charlea Dewey. The Miases Dewey and
Mra. Squlro glve an afternoon tea from four
to alx to-day in honor of Misa Flnlay.
Dr. A. B. Bisdbb ls drlvlng a hlgh-bred
horao these days that ls attractlng couaidor.
able attention. It waa purchased for lilm
by A. A. Stlmson of M. C. Flynn of Rox
bury, and ls a very promlslng animal.
Hbnry S. Colton lod the meetlng for
men at tho rooms of tne xoung Men'B
Chrlatian Assoclation last Sunday after
noon, His subject was " Prayer. Misa
Allco Jackson of Bellows Falls sang two
solos.
Rev. A. N. Lewis went to New Haven.
Conn,, last Monday, on his annual vacatlon.
Morning prayer will bo reau at unrist
church next Sunday, and for tho following
two or three Sundaya the church will be
closed.
L. H Grbenb and H. E. Slayton started
for Boston on their wheols at three o'clock
laat Sunday morning. They made South
Royalton for breakfast, roached Concord,
N.H., Sunday nlght, and Boston Monday
evenlng.
Miss Winona Briqham, a Btudent at tho
Semlnary, went to her home ln Underhill
aat week lll witn tne ineaaies. one ana
Fred Spencer, who 1b 111 wlth tho Bame dls-
easo, wero prize speakers in tne contest
held last evenlng.
Dr. L. C. Wakbfield is at Woodstock,
Taftsville, White Rlvor Junction and Hart
ford this week, testlng dalry herda for tu-
berculoais under instructions from tho state
board of cattlo commlssloners. He found
only one case last week at Taftsville.
Fbank J. Goodwih and Miss Nettie Pape
were married last week at the home of the
bride ln North Duxbury by Rev. A. J.
Covell of Waterbury. Aiter a brlef wed-
dlng trlp they returned to Montpelier last
Baturday, and aro at present uoirding ac
the Exchange notel.
Amonq the Montpelier people who were
on the Ul-fated train that was wrecked at
Montpelier Junction early last Monday
mornine were J. Eli Goodenough, Rlcbard
Standish. C. H. Faller. K. M. Walline and
Dominlco Toma8sl. lliey all escaped wltu
a severe suaklng up.
Thb case acrainst Charles Clark. son of
Forrester Clark, for violatlng a city ordi
nance bv ridlnc a blc.vcle on the sidewalk.
cameup ln clty court laat Frlday morning
before Judgo Lmcla. uiark was nneii, witn
costs, 811.76 which he paid, and was re
leased from custody.
Jambs MoMaiion of Berlin, a member of
Company H, was very sorlously injured
last Wednesday. Whllo oncaeed ln mov-
Ing chalra in Armory Hall he fell from the
gallery, striklng a cnair leg, wincii pene
trated uls audomon. it waa a narrow os
cape from instant death.
Folly a thousand people enioyed the flrst
open-air band concert at the ravlllon stand
laat Fridav ovenlng. State atreet and Eastern
Avenue withln a radlus of oue hundred rods
of tho band stand wero nacked with farm
ers' wagons, showing how popular are these
pleasant summer evenlng cntertainments
Amonq the arrlvals of Bummer boarders
at the Pavlllon durlng the past week aro
Mr. and Mrs. Benlamln D. Walker, O. R.
Keith, Miss Alice Kelth and Roy Kelth of
Cnicago; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. liunt, Alr.
and Mrs. J. U. Eaton, and Mr. and Mrs. ii
P. Stoarns of Boston, and H. F. Ricker of
Portland, Me.
Thb Central Vermont rallroad will sell
speclal excurslon tickets for July 1 at
greatly reduced ratea betweon all atatlon In
vermont and isew vork atatos nortu oi
Windsor and Burlington. Tickets will be
good golng July 4, and good to returu untll
July 0, lncluslvo. No stop-over prlvilegea
will be allowed.
A SBSslon of the Unlted States district
and circult court willconvene at Montpelier
next Monuay. It ls to be a grand Jury term.
Several crlmlnal casos aro set for trlal and
the term will probably last a weok or inoro
Tho flrst caao for trlal ia McDufTy againat
the Boston & Maino rallroad. Judge
Wueeler oi uurungton wiu preaiue.
Tub executlve commtttee of the state
Christlan Endeavor Society met on Tnes
dav at the rooms of the Younc Men'a Chrls
tlan Assoclation in tms city and uxed upon
We are not overstocked. nor do we expect to
I fail; but we very much desire to sell out all our
light-weight goods, and to that end we have al- 3
ready reduced tho prices on our light-weight suits g
and overcoats. A good wearable suit for five
dollars (34 to 44 sizes),
or eight clollars. bame reauction on nner quai
ities. It costs nothing to look at them.
A. D. FARWELL.
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BEMI8, tlie Eye Specialist.
1H8 1IOMK OFFIOKi
No. 50 STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VT.
Call und have your oyes exnmiucd
with cuch g eat succiss iu New York
rectlve sutis acllon. Ilutidtcds of testimonlals.
Will bo ln Marshfield, Plainfield
Rutland aa tho nlaco. nnd Wml
Thursday, Septembor 23 and 21 aa tho time,
lor iioiuing ino state conventlon. Much of
tho aftornoon and ovnnlng was consumed
ln arrunglng.tho prograinmo.
MlSS RACUAEL LAVINE lllnil rflnnnt.lv at.
Wostport, N. Y,, where sho went not long
ago, hoping that tho chango of clltnato
would be a beneflt to hor hoalth, Sho was
burled from St, Patrlck's church at Port
Honry, N. Y., laat Sunday weok. Miss La
vine had many frlonds ln thlscitv. who will
sympathlzo with hor paronta ln their aflllc-
tion. ueceasoa was oniy sixteou years old.
At the sorvlco of sons held at Trlnltv
church last Sunday evenlng, Miss Allce
Jacksou of Bellows Falls, who 1b a guest of
Rov. and Mrs. A. H. Webb, sang thtoe
solos that gavogroat enjoymont to tho large
congregatton present. Misa Jackson has a
cultured contralto volco of great compass,
purlty and sweetnesB aud onjoys moro than
a local reputatiou as a sololat ln aouthern
vermont.
An excurslon from Barre and stations ln.
clnslve as far as Waterbury will bo run to
Plattaburg, N. Y., next Saturday, vla Cen
tral Vermont rallroad and Steamor " Reln
doer " The excurslon Is undor tho ausplcea
ot Oanton Vlnton, Odd Fellows of Barre,
and tho faro for tho round trlp ia only ono
dollar. Tho train will leave Montpelier at
nino o'clock; returnlng, will reaoh Mont
pelier at slx p. m.
The members of tho Yount Men's Chris
tlan Assoclation organized a base-ball team
last Monday evonlng, wlth L. II. Greeno
manager and Rlchard Btandlsh temnorarv
captaln. D. M. Spence, W, O. Berry and
Jolin Leland woro appolntod a commlttee
to aecure grounda. A subscrintlon naner
will bo circulated, and lt ls honed the flrst
game can be arranged for July 4, with the
f ori istnan auon team.
Rbv, J. J. Lewis, of South Boaton.
Mass , who haa many peraonal frienda
ln Montpelier, haa accepted a call to be
como asaiatant pastor of St. Paul'a church,
Chicago, and entera upon tho dutles ot
that posltlon October 1 noxt. Mr. Lewis is
to have chareoof theextenslvo institutional
work connected wlth this church and is to
delivor Sunday evonlng lectures in the in-
teresta oi tuo Bunday-school,
Miss Clara Sutubrland. the lady who
has been ongaged as matron of the Hoaton
Hospital, will como to Montpelier about
July 1. Miss Sutherland has had large ex
perience at the city hospital at Lowell,
Mass., and at the MaaaachuaettB General
ilospltal, uoston. Hlio 14 a gradnate of the
Montreal clty hospital, and tho Boaton Eyo
and Ear Inflrmary, and the trustees are to
be congratulated on securlng her services.
F. W. Bancroft cave his now sone lecture.
" Sones of Home and Countrv." at a recen-
tion glven ln Burlington last Wednesday
evonlng by Mra. W. J.Van Patten. Inspeak-
ing oi tms lecture, tne t ree 1'reia sald: "Mr
Bancroft has a capital literary style and
his slnging, so flne, full of feeling and
marked by such admlrably distinct onun
ciatlon, ls almost beyond nraiso. There
can be no moro dellghtful entertalnment for
a company of cultivated peoplo than ono of
his musical lectures."
Thb annual examlnations at Montnelier
Semlnary occurred ou Monday and Tues
day of thla week and the prize speaking
Tuesday evenlng. Thla morning at elevon
o'clock Rev. Dr. T. P. Frost of Baltimore,
Md., a former pastor ol Trinity church, will
deliver an address before the alumni asso
clation. The class day exerciaes occur thts
afternoon on the campua and the annual
concert in tho chapel this evenlng. The
graduatlng exercises will be held on Thurs
day morning at J.M, followed by tnealumnt
dinner at the Pavlllon. Tho festlvlties of
tho week will cloae with the prluclpal's re
ceptton at the chapel on Thursday evenlng.
The suggeatlon made last week tbat a
base-ball nlne be organized In Montpelier
meets with much approval, and the fact has
developed that we have in our mldst mate
rial for a team that is excelled by very fow
ln the state. Ainong the crack players who
would join are Robert Emery, Georgo Par
menter, Wllliam Whelan, Rlchard Stand
ish, Cllfton Heaton, James Goodwin, John
Leland and othera. Montpelier nevor had
better material, at the Bemlnary or elso
where, for a flrst-class nine than can at
present be found hero, and with a little
flnancial assistance some llrst-class gamea
can be witnessed tn Montpelier during the
summer montha,
During the past week Misa May O. Ed
son of Marshfield bargalned for the millin
ery store of Mrs. M. A. Leland ln Langdon
block, and tho transfer waa to have been
made last Saturday. On the strength of
her brothor's good credit Misa Edson con
tracted several bills among local merchants,
furnlture dealers, etc, which sho neglected
to pay. She left Marshfield last Saturday
ostenaibly to como to Montpelier, where
ahe had hor baggage checked, and since
that timo nothing haa been heard of her,
elther by Mrs. Leland or by her friends and
family. She was seon on tho streets of
Montpelier "laat Monday morning, but
whether ahe is still in the clty or has left for
elsewhero ia uuknown.
John Stone dled laat Frlday at his home
on Berlin slilo, ot lunc trouble, after an 111-
neaa of two yeara, aged fifty-eight years.
Mr. Stone waa born in Watorbnry and haa
llved ln Montpelier since his return from
the war. Ho was a harness-maker by trade
and haa worked for John Leaae, Flanders St
Plerce and M. A. Eont. He waa an lndustri
ous, hard-worklug cltlzen and has always
borne an excollent reputatlon. He leaves a
wldow. His funeral was held laat Sunday
afternoon from St. Augustine's church,
Rov. Father W. J. O'Suillvan ofllciating,
and the burlal was ln the Catholio ceme
tery Mr. Stono had an honorable war
record. He flrst enllated as a three-monlha'
man with tho Ransom Guards at St. Al-
CONTINTJED ON FOURTH PAGB.
what usually costs seven
1 1- 1 -
by tho new Xltays, which aro bolng used
clty. Uy this intthod you nro sure to
aud Cabot very soon. Look FOit Hm.
"The Ricliaidson."
THE LAItOEST AM) IIANDSOME8T
STORE IxN THE STATE.
All tho diiTerent counters and
casos fillod with rcal bargains.
JACKETS AND CAPES
Iloduced to one-half their real
values. No uso, wo think, in
malung a cut unlesswo go deop.
A little monoy buys ono of our
most exponsivo ones.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
"VVo oxpected tho regular dull
season oro this, but it has failed
to como. Onr milliners have
boon obliged to work ovortime
and are doing it now, but you
can socuro bargains all tho samo.
Trinnned and untrimmed mil
linery at prices that will com
mend thom to you.
Lookers as welcomo as pur
chasers. McKILLIP & SMITH CO.
THB niOHARDSON DEPARTMENT STORBB,
Head of Cliurcli Street, . . Burlington, Yt.
REFLECT
Beforo you decido to pay a tailor
830 to 840 for a summer suit. Con
alder ;that we have suits made from
the best Amortcan and Foreign
woollens. Eemerabor that our suits
are made bv tho best wholesale
tailors. Think of tho (iifforonco in Z
price. Examine our euits.
After havins: reflected, consid
ered, remembered, thought and ex-
amlnon, you wiu oe giaa to save
815 to 825 on your summer eult.
We have suits at all prices. Our
S10 suits aro tqual to many suits
sold olsewhere for 812 and 813.
The recular S10 kindswe sell at
88 and 89.
IADAMS The Clothier,
60 State Street.
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AND ENDOWMENT BOND
ISSUED BY THE
National Life of Vermont
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on wrltten onler of the lniured. ...
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yeara, for face Hmoimt.
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and extended Iniurance valuea.
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the llinlt lecuted by the Kimranteed caU value.
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by the holder, and all.iwa lilmalltheuaiialmeth-
oila ot auiplua ndjiutment ki;own to luaurance.
it piacea no leairiciiona ou runiueuuu ut umci.
ITla
not nreludlced bv any occuuatlon. IncludlnK
mllitary and naval eervlce ln time of war, after
twn viAm fioin date nf laauo.
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adjuetable-a pollcy of guaranteea,
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