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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOU11NAL: WKDNESDAY, JULY 22, 189C.
r,
, . i .1.,.. 1... 1a nn nvnnrt l lllft 11TO
KU0W10URU mai uu " '" - "-"-,-
fossion, it Is. novortlioicss, uiuu iu um
tho avoroRO cltlzon ol Barre bolleyo that tho
ti... llnrrn Wnlnr (!nlnllaUV iS
i ,in nml onfn tn uan fnr ilrll.klllE.
Tho buslneBS mou who linvo slRnod an
acroomont to pay uio ciw
poBt-offlco ls loeatod. over what tlio rov
ornnient will pay, hold a ,u?Vi m
Tuursuay nvening iu mu "
Bcrlbnor. Tlio Bicners, accordliiR to tho
.... lnul i.iar. nrntlllRn tO
agroemeiu. ..niwu - "V,, ,
pay a coriaui huiu iui uk.. ...
on condltlon that tlio post-ofllco shall not bo
rooved wltiun uiai uiuu. .........
BiRUors aro nireuuy i n" a
thoy bollevo, vith pood roasoii it would
S00U3, tlmt tlio clty, tho ownor of thls fl Wock,
Is bettor ablo to tuako up tlils deflcloncy
than aro a fow lndlvldunls. A commlttoo
wade up of Dr. J. Ilonry Jackson, 0. H.
Campboll and Dr. 0. M. Scribuor was ap;
polnted to present tho caso to tho board ot
aldorinon, and ask for rollef.
ArranROtnents aro noarly coraplot od for
tuo sovenui Diinuui iuuiuuiui . -
jnont Stato Flrcmen's Assoclation, to uo
lielU m uarro on imiimmj, ' r,
ventlon wlll bo beld to-day at Wo't,Pollori
It la expected tlmt. at loast 1 OOO Oroinon
nnd a half dozon bands of muaip wlll bo ln
wlll torin ln front of tho opera houso at ton
o'clock. IMacos of busltiess and prlvato
houses wlll bo dccorated, and tbo 1 no of
march wlll bo tiirougii j" rr'"
to tUO WOIUDB l ;;V;pi7.TlTn !,,
taces at one o'clock. and the book and lad
Ilor contoats at throe o'clook. Tho I arnca
IIoBo Cmnpany, tho Boxers and tho Stars of
BurlinEton, Torrent Uoso Coiupany, No. 2,
llftyflvo compaulos ln tho aBsoclatlon, will
bo ln the parado. and wlll coinpoto for tho
PHZOS. ACCOruiUK IU un iuico -u
i . n. n, i,n..i.i Milu rrar Irnm taklncr
part ln tho contests, but thoy will bo ln
' . . m ...11 1 . .. tlm narailfl
evluonco, wnu iun inuo, m wu
Pass tho cood word along tho Hno. 1'ileB
. t TlnW H'a Wltpll TlH7.nl
Balvo. W. E. Torrill & Co., Montpellor, Vt.
Kast TJiirro.
Mr. and Mra. W. E. Pool aro occupyinfi
W. 0. Nyo's new cottaRO on acuooi Bireei
Wrs. Jobn Barry Is very sick.
.... l l., Vvi.ltaltfill M. V.. aM.
tlnc up stono work. W. F. Blanohard
1b at work in II. I. Cheuoy'H uieat-market.
Mru. Warren Churcli spont a few
days with her family ln Vershlro last week.
J. E. Davis of Warren, N. 11., was
... .1.1.. -.1 Qofiirilav Tl. T.
111 1111B WltlliO wi.'.JI ; .
m 1.1a non innnt.innrlcfit. lin
1 . .Tni.n Becc has nioved bis
fainily to Barre clty.
South Burre.
.. . ii j..n 1... tlm nnn1 Tfttn.
plarB was woll attended, Hfty-eiRht belnR
present.
r- TTTn.l. I.nn r.iiifiaanil t.llA limlRO rfi
mr. , , tii i. .io j) ....... . . v - --
cently vacatod by Mr. Burnett, ho havlnR
Mr. Salter is slowly RalninR alter Ws JotiR
lllness. - Mr. Lindsey has boou 111 tho
past week. Mr. ami ira, uu. u
. ..- 1U,,,1 l,i P iilntlnlil last WfiOK.
MrB. Ollve Beal la boardinR with
Mrs. Euima Dudley. Mr. anci Mrs.
n. ... f vnt.alio T.uttr,l nr. Mr.
. i.i f . Mu. A Tinirklo lina
rfiturned from Calais. Mr. Arbuckle ls at
work in East Montpelier.
Berlin.
Mrs. S. N. Nolaon of Rovore, MasB., la vla
HtncT frlnnds in town.
The Lynde family is now camping for a
few wookB at thelr cottaRe,
v r T T Ifnnn nraa nallml linmn frnm
carnp bv the death of Dr. Johu Mayo of
Northfield.
Myrtie Loomis, who has been attendinR
Bcbool in MaBsacbuBotts the past yoar, is
BpoudlnR me huiuuiui wh,u uu. u,v,.u.
Atru Tlnm T.onUlls.
T. T T nnn,lnn,Q 1.atlirriOl1 flTl Rnt.tir'
110V. U . U . uuuuov.u
day froui bis vacation. Ho ls accompanied
by hia brotber. Mrs. Goodacro will rornain
with friends ln Connecticut for souie weekB
yet.
rr Altnrtn nf tltn nlftp.t.rlp.fil flrm
uuuiuD u ..-..... , w. . - - -
. . i " p. Qa,n.n, nf TlnHfnil. with IllH
Oi aiiuuu . - ,
ti .i r.lQn,lo frnm Krnv Ynrk. i ioccu-
pyinRono of 0.11. fatewart's cottageB for
tuo suiiimer.
xi T7.1nA,n,i o,,l famHv. wlld hftVA
been in'cainp at Stewarfs for tho paat threo
woeKB, reiurneu iu iubu uuujo m
on Monday, and the cottaRe is nowoccupied
. ... . r . ..-M 1 nf xfnnlnnllnr wliHn A1 r.
l)y IV. iiurriii u . 1 ,i 1 ,,, 1
Edward Ordway oi juouiiibuui, h i uuku
party , aro ln tlio ono roc ;ent y vncatod by
I. M. liuuocK nuu ui "wo"
Hold.
Mnnv from horo Bpont laat Sumlay at
Lako Moroy. Tho Rrounds arotiml tlio sov
oral cottaRos aro bolng lmproved ovory yoar.
Lynian K. Woods has complotod his cot
tago at Lako Morey and has as comfortablo
and cotivonlont a placo aa thoro 1b auy whoro
nrounu uio iaKo.
tt 1 m.,,'a Poliln tcnn nlftvml l)V tho
Witboroll & Doud Company last Frlday
ovoninR, and vory cood satiBraction was
clvon botli to tho audlonco and company.
Mrs. J. II. llobliiBon nas rocoivou nouco
from tho ponslon dopartmont tliftt lior
clalm, which has boou pendinR for about
two and ono-balf ycara, has been Rrantod,
r.. m,nntn. r TF. n.. nrn 1ft linrfi ft BO-
cial ontertainment at Masonlo Hall. Juiy
27, and it is hopod that all tho mcmbors oi
tho iratormty wui rnaKo uu uuuii, iu Ukiuu.
E. R. Aldrlcli has his houao noarly com
plotod, and ls to put in a Itidgway furnaco.
TT.. ..J .l.l1ra 1. lulll nPPIITlff tllft tlOW
I IU iiuw tuiimo xiu .....
house and ront tho tonomont whero ho now
llvoa.
t. TTronnU W1 ntulnrn nf T.nconla. N. II.,
i ivr n Tfia.i..q' . Mru.
1H BLUIIMIJ(. O, . . ............ -
II. II. Kandall of Monroo, N. II., 1b Bpond-
luc; a iow uays wim hi muwoi, yf
tain uowury. , yanui ""
l W Vnrlr. linil wlll HtKUUl a
lUBb nuuft "wu .10,, .""i .. --- .
few dayfl at tho Blakely inanslou.
MrB. M. li. lianiiors visuou ui ivyuKi aau
wook. Mrs. B M. Ilodlmond, who has
boen ln poor healtb for somo timn past, ls
now Btopplng with her fathor, A, D. Fr"i
at riormoni. J'lro
O. B. Baker and Mrs. C.H. Craig aro Bpond.
lnc tho wook at Lake Morey. Mr.
and Mrs. Georgo P.Morrls started laat wook
for Brookiyn, wuero muy " ,Di:"i'" "
lew ilays, auer wnicu moy
turnod to Hauovor last wook, whoro hn is
to tako anotbor year-s courso iu iuo m"vu.
colleRO. rfenry J. and Charles Komp
aro stoppiiiR with thelr auut, Mrs, Wllllam
E. Gago. flonry wlll commouco his work
auout Bepxomuer i.
Knst BrooltllolU.
rinnrr. T.. Pflttkn dlod last Wodnosday
nftnr a llncorlnc sicknoas. Funoral was ob-
sorved on Friday afternoou, Bov. Mr.
Morse ofllclating.
Farmors aro vory buBy securlng tuoir
hay. About a two-thlrds crop ls reportou.
Othor crops, not destroyeU by RrasBuopnorB,
aro looklng very fino for thls soaaon of tho
year.
m. Ford of Bralntreo, whllo viauine nor
dauRhtor, Mrs. J. O. Holmes, waB takon
suddonly 111 and dlod after a fow days" lll
ness. Ilor remaius wero taken to Brain
tree, whero funoral Borvicos wero ouaorvuu
on Friday.
T. II. Whoatley is at homo from Burling
ton, whero ho receutly recoived tho degroo
of M.D. from tho medical departmont of
tlie uuiverBiiy oi vermont, wai
Tir-T0l,oll nf Ann Arlior. Mlch.. ls Vlsltlnc
her Blster, Mra. E. V. Prico. Mias MarBhall
recontly receivou ine ueKroo "
tho univerauy oi iuiuiiikuu.
n., n Tinnir.ro wimntlflv linil MarBhall
upon thelr recently-acquirod houors and
tue origui iumru uciu-u iuouj.
M. M. Peabody and wife wero called to
Plainfield on Saturday to attend thefuneral
of a rolativo. - Eva Jackson is visitlnR
in Barre. U. A. a.nueii, wo,
sons Harry and Fred, apent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. SpraRUo. GeorRO
Jonesot Gayavlllo was tlio Rueat of J. M.
Angell anu wne recouuv, , -
Houcnton anu cnuurou viancu uo. t,a
... ... .1. 1 . lnof wolr. MrH.
Charles Campbell and daughter Effle vis-
lteu in uueiaea lasi, wuok.
Calais.
Mrs. Dora Ido vislted in town recontly.
Wnr Wlmnlock of Boston la sponding lior
vacation at homo.
ThoChristlan Endeavorors wlll havo an
... r fi,o niiriutian church in
Calais on Weuneauay evouiut!, "J ."
Hterary and musical programmo will be
his quarry, which is oald to contaiu tho tiost
gratuto yui iouiiu iu ounum.
Martha Balloy roturnrd to Momponur
Wriilnv. nftnr Btiondliic Bovoral days at the
old homo.
Etnma Aloxaudor of Montpellor nnu
Alico Ulll of Harro aro gunsts of JM
lian IColloy, and Mlla and Etta KliiR oi
Worcestor aro spcndinR thls wook witn
tliolr aunt, Mrs. Etta Brown,
Mias Toboy of nammond, 'Wis., oldost
dauRhtor of Orvls Toboy, formerly of
Calais, is vlHltliighor rolatlvos in tlils vicin.
ity, Ilor mothor wlll bo romomborod by
tho older rosidentB of Calais as Miss ancy
Hargin.
CllOlBCU.
County Examlnor Prlchard wlll hold a
toachorB' oxamlnatlon horo on tho 29th anu
,",Oth luat.
Tho auctlon Bale of tho ptoporty of tlio
Boll Shoo Company has boou lndollnltoly
poatpouod.
A " baao-ball soclal " hold at tho town
bnll on Friday ovonlng uudor dlrcctlon of
tlm tmnnoranco unlonB was aploasant affair.
Tlm rnnli1tp.an countv comnilttoo met
hero on Tueaday of last weok, and thoy,
with othor cltisions, wore addresaod by Ben
otnr Mnrrlll nml Knnrcsontatlvo Grout.
Amonc now guostB at tbo hotol aro Edwin
r . .1 i.iid, r.u A . "N. Tllnrpnnril
ijQUU UUll uio niniwi, .... .-- -
of Montpellor, Wllliam II. Mooro, wlfo and
dauRhtor oi jnow xorK cny, iuioo 'uv.,
Parker and h. J. Brown of Bradford, Mias
. VTI1.1 f nnii1nlnl. .T. W. nnil W.
W. Brock of Montpoller, and Miss Annlo
Baxtor of Now York city.
r i ii.. niiatidlnr nml t.hnlr
iir. nuu iiiini ;:,
.1 I..,.- xrnw .f ltarrn liarn hnnll viflltinE?
ln town. Mra. Emma (Lewis) Froncli
of Lobanon, N. U., anu anases ucbbiujv
i a ...... nnm,iint, nf Ttnfltnn nrn nt TT. L,
r.,i.i. Tirl.,ol.,,i1 W. TT. r.illnmlllf'S
DlXDV'Hi HHwt,. . ; r."
of Meridon, N. II haBboon tho past woek
at A. 11. l-owora .: uui,, ,"'"
Ordway'fl dauRhtors, Mrs. Stoarna and Mrs.
Bumps, aro visitlnR her. Mlases Mi
lton and llallle lloot and Frank Koot of St.
t ,...i ... of r li ninoluniVu fnr Min ftlim-
J.U um niu v v. w.. , ..
njer. Bon. E. Sargont, who has a good
i.i t.nni..i.iannr in lnatnn. is nnAnd-
1 M n. l.r.rr.11 ' Antl K. nnll
lllg u luniiiuiit k "um.v. ; ,
is worklng at E. W. Waro'B, and Margarot
K J.alrll ai U. I. BlUAUinmi n. ....n.
G. A Andrus and daughter havo rotumod
... .1...1.. XTar. TTnlllllMllirH Vi.lit. '
MrB. I.izzle A. (Dyke) Bowon, now of Lla
bon, N. H., haa beon viBlting at C.aptaln
Hnirs. Mra. Georgo Whoolor and
Mrs. B. Lanlor of Montpellor aro at O. 8.
Emory'fl.
ivuriinii
preBouieu, nuu .auu.u
be served. L. Ii. Leonard, tho cornetiat, is
expected to be present.
Sodom.
Tlm hmt Hoclablo was pronouncod evory
way successful.
Mrs. Adon Brown and chiiaren navo ueen
visiting her parentB, Mr.and Mrs. McCloud.
Ilenry McCloud has erectou a uorncK uuu
sweep proparatory to commencinR work on
WHEN STRIVINC
To keep the wolf from the door re-
member that it is not always the
cheapest that is the most economi
cal the vast superiority of "Cere
sota " over any othor bread flour
secures for it the coveted position.
NORTHERN SUPPLY CO.
BURLINGTON, VT.,
MILLERS' AGENTS.
A fow army worms havo mado thelr ap
poaranco in town.
Rov. Mr. Lord of Strafford proaclied at
the South Moadow churcli last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson of Man
chester, N. H., and Edwin Colby, wlfo and
son, of South Boston wero ln town laat
I wook to attend the funoral of J. A. Colby.
Joseph A. Colby, who has beon Bick for a
long tlme, dled on Mondny, July 13, agod
Bixty-flvo years. Ho sorved through tho
War of tho Itebolliou in Co. K, Tenth Ver
mont, lntenuont was ln Falrview cemo
tery. Mrs. Colby and family aro very grato
ful for tho asBiatance glvou and kindness
Bhown by thelr frionds durlng tlio nlckuesa
and at tho death of husband and fathor.
Corinth Corner.
Thore la now a poat-offlco at thls placo,
wiili finrl Rolllns as noatmaator.
Rov. G. B. Drako supplled the pulplt ln
exchango with tho pastor horo last Sunday.
r a . n.l Xfvo TtrirnTit. ttrnrfl pallpd
to Burlington last week by tho illneasof
thelr moiiior. i mury xunm m u ui
for EyartB Brown ln Vershire. Wlllio
uinn .1fa nml Miilrt. frnm tlnnnnrd. N.
II., aro visiting frionds and relatlves in
Kiiat Corinth.
TTout P.nrintli nrfininnrv liaid its natrons
Bixteeu conts for Juno butter.
Tho fair directora met on Saturday and
duclded to bold the annual fair on tho boc
ond, third and fourth of Septembor.
Laura Butler la with hor siater, Mrs. F.
C. Huntington in Washington. Mrs.
John Worthon of Piermont, N. H., la vialt
inR relatlves and frienda in town.
John Miles, who has been BiilTering from
tho offects of an apoplectic shock, is slowly
i I .. llartr Ttnrrfnan. wlin nnH
llHIUUYilJK
boen workinR in Montpelier, roturned homo
last weok. H. J. and C. L. Kont,
former roaldents of tlils placo, but now of
Bristol, N. H., viaited friends in town last
week. Harvoy Wllloy vislted in Barre
ovor Saturday.
West Corinth.
t t t-. it.. nf KT,. Vn.l witli nnitn n
large numbor of boarders, is stoppinR for a
iow weeKsai iua iiuuio uu iiiuji.on vuv
Tr.i1 Wa.ii'a nnnnlA lmvft ninked. and
pickod over, for canning fifty quarts of
field goosoberrles. : Dan Ford of Pier-
. r rr 1 !., ,,nl,n. Vmma nf
Jiaat uoriniii cauen uu iimuu. imoi;
.1 . ril.nrlln ATnTrtinr,! nf T.nwflll
I.. ..!.. . 1,1., lirntlmr'u fnr n nlinrt. timfi
IVITS. fllury uuusuu nuu wid,
TCevser aro sick. C. S. Bohonon and
approval of tlio pooplo of thls vIUbro, tbo
Bliow at tuo nau was not, rnrgoiy aiteniieu
A lawn party wna gtvon at tho Mntho
dlat parBouago last Friday oveiiliig. A largo
numbor auouiioii, anu n iuuuhuiii, ovoniu
was onjoyod by all.
Mrs. M. Ij. Cullon of Modford, Mans,, ls
visitlnR hor BlBtor, Miss Kmlly Corry.
C. U. IJUnil 01 millllUBpuilH in vibuiiik ih
. .. . - a Tf. Tlnvtnr nml fnmllr. Irnm
Iiowe'll, Maaa., nrrlved last Wodneaday and
Wlll SPOllll IIIO BUIllIIlUr 111, inim I" iuin-
bam, Mrs. F. 11. Chapman, who has
boou visitlnR at Manloy Clark's.rotiirnod to
hor homo ln Ohlcopoo, Maas., last Monday.
wrs. i. uomas i. jibu u
...i. l.nat, itlultlnrf ln Mnnflnp.lninnttH
WUU Jll.VU uuuu ..o..... ... .-
for tbo past llvo woeks, roturnod homo laat
wook. Mra. Aloxandor Cochran and
daughtors vlaitod in uanuoipu ibbi wook.
yy, lv. uarung niauo u imniuunn n.i,
.in,..T, f.nuntrv InHt wook. Georgo
Carpontor roturnod from Boston last Mon-
Maas., apont a few days In town laat week.
l tt I'nnln T. N. Tfnll and J. A.
Welch apont last wook at 8t. Jolinabnry,
attondlng court. aibiuumi
and family of St. Johnsbury havo oponoil
their cottago at riio ijbkusuio. -
J. Balloy la viBlting in Cholsea, Maas.
Hardwick.
Tim Imml cnvo an out-of-door concort last
Saturday nlRht.
Ar.nti.nr rflit.nnnnil trnut waa taKen
rn,r, rioonio,, T.nltn lnst Thursdav by Bert
TTnnknr nf Tlnrro.
Tho Eastorn Star Boclablo and supper at
Emorson uruBirs, oaiuruay iukuv, vyo
tondod by a largo numbor, and a good timo
vnn bnd tlV all.
Tlmrp n nn unusual attondanco at tho
vlllago moetlng on Friday ovonltiR. All
votod for oloctrio llglits, and a commltteo
was appointod to mako a contract with Mr.
Altnon.
Thoro was a unlon moetlng of Congroga
tlonal and BaptlBt socloties on Sunday at
tho Congregatlonal church. A largo num
ber woro out and thore was an oxcoedinR y
IntorestinR talk on the couvontlon at Waah-
inRtou, u. V.
Tbo Hardwlcks woro boaton at 1'laintlold,
twolvo to ton. by a comblnatlon of hoine,
Wosloyan ColleRp, and a fow Montpelier
and Marahflold playors. Tho foaturos pf
the gamo woro tho good playing oi the
rialntlolilB anu tno worK oi oincnr, jjiouijit,
McPhllony, Doty and Lanco for Hardwlcks.
The Hardwlcks play at Danvlllo on Satur
day of thls week.
Marshllold.
. r nf Vnnii,nrt waa in Inwn lnat.
lir. lUUlUl AIUYll'V.v ,, ... -w
Saturday aa rofereo ln tho case of tho town
of Marshlioiu against su. mcuiuii
Through somo iniaundoratanding, tho caao
was put over.
I,aat woek nroduced thia chaptor oi acci-
dents: Harvey Bullock was caught in tuo
goaring of his mowing machinoj E. O. Mor
rill was thrown from a load of hay and hia
shouldor was dlslocatod; Frod Woodbury
wont into tno noiu lor in bujuiu, ku "'
horuotB' neat, started to run with the scytbo,
i .... i..i Ir. l.lu lfr nml linnd!
Fred I.akin foll "and a load of hay passod
. . . .. n ,.. ... nn 11 f.1 T
ovornisarm: jnarin uBo iu u
Rasli ln his log whlle choppingln the woods.
t i T)..,io on.i ,..if.. nf p.imt.flnlil. Mlnn..
JiUVI 111 ,n l.H'. ' . - " - '
former rosidonts of this town, arohore, vis
iting thelr Blster anu inonus. m"
Moader of Athol, Mass., Is in town, vlaiting
. . . TT TT . , .. . A 1 1 I ,1
iiih linnie. ii. ij.. uioiiuui.
.loncriitnr nf Silas Packor is very sick. Dr
from tho statlon, bo two draw tlio now hack
recontly purchaacd by Mr. Halo,
Rov. Mr. Bugbo" nml lamiiy f""""""
from Washington, D. 0., laat Friday. Mr.
Bugboo wlll rIvo a roport of tho convontlon
at tho mornlng Borvlco noxt Sunday.
Thoso onJoyliiR tho ploasuroB of housc
kooplng at Moroy Lako from tb s placo aro
Klllo MarKiiam, jgisio aiumuu, ii.
Tolm I'Bacb. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon anu
Carl Morso. Thoy wlll bo ploased to ro-
colvo vlaitors, provided tlioy carry nuiuu
with tliem.
Mav Smlth is kooplDK houao for lior aistor,
Mrs. Sholdon, whllo tlio lattor ls onloying
tho breezes of Lako Moroy. uerueri
Chamborlaln spont two tlays ln jjosioii iv
wfink. Bortlo Biock ls maklne . hlB
frionds at Rycgato a vlsit. Lanra Clark
loada tho Junlor mootlnR in liifl ausonco
Sunday ovonlng. E. W. smiin ro
l., ('.,. inntlnnt T.nirn nn Hntlirdav
bULI UU . . 1,1,1 v.u...uur.u..w " . . -
nlght. Ho found the flsblng good and tno
accoramouaiions lor visuorn uibv uiaoo.
A. T. Davls and lamuy aro taiung
llttln niitlnc at Saratoga. Mr. and
"CEBESOTA '
The Coveted JPosition.
E. D. HYDE, Local Ae;ent, Montpelier, Vt,
Hn New LifG Oplii Policy
AND ENDOWMENT BOND
ISSUED I1Y THE
National Life of Vermont
BANK NOTICES.
KEl'ORT OF THE CONDITION
TII1S TIItST NATIONAL JJANK,
at Montpelier, in tlie Stat of Vermont, at the olo.e
et builneu, July 14,1890:
HESOUnCES.
Loam and dHcount s s29'iS2 i
Overdratti, sccured aud unecured ws js
U. H. llonds to ecure clrculatlon 50.CW W
l'rinluui on U. S. llondJ M
Btckt,iecurltle, eto
oiher raal estata aud mortEKO owned.. . S,m 11
I)ue from National l!ank (not KeBerve
jkuonti)
Due from approved reserve ageuti W.M8 84
Checkiandother casli ltemi J.J" J,
Notoi of other National llanks W
.i , ........ n..arn ann
fmUllUllUl JHIJICJ U.it.lJ, .w.w, -
centi
Lawtul money reierve ln bank,
vltl Bpede e2?'I PS
T.enal tender notes I."-5 W
Kedeinptlon f und wtth U, 8. Trcaaurer, 5
per cent of clrculatlon
41 31
25,624 00
2,55) 00
BBOAITSE
IT.'pranta aolld protectlon upon mutual plant at tho
it a iouil. iit tlio eiid of tlie peclllod torm.
IT ptovldei I'for rnyment of tho lnaurance proceeda
on wrltten onler of tlio lmured. . . .
ITta Incontoatable atter two yeara from dato of
ITU,lu!tomatlcallf nonforfeltable, after three
yeara, for face ainount. ,.k Mnn
IT ttuaranteea moat lluural, ondoraod caah,pald-up
and uxteudod Inauiauce valiiea.
ITla collateral for loima wltli tlie Comimny up J to
tho llmlt aecured liy tlie Kuaranteed cuah valuo,
ITpaitlcliiatea In aurplua cTlitrlliutlona.aa olcoted
ty the liolder, aud nllowa hlm all the ueual niotli
oda of aurplua adjuatmont known to Inauranco.
IT placea no reatrir.tlona on realdenco pr trayel.
ITla not prejudlced by any occuiiatlon, lucludlni?
inllltary and naval aervlce ln tlme of war, after
two yeara fioindate of laauo. . ,, ,
IT la ecouoinlcal, Incontoatable, non-forfeltablo and
itujui.auiv c ,ui.i. ut Kuniuu.eu.t
S. S, BALLARD, General Agent,
AVUKKI.OOK I1I.OOK, ltARUH, VT.
Total g!5S,640 09
...if inrs ttvn llttln trrnndnlillilrun stonmng
with them for a few weoks.
North Duxbury.
wniium ParMiM aml wlfo aro the cuoats
of Mr. and Mrs. George Morso.
Profeasor Danlols and son of liurlington
aro tho guests of D. Stovens at Camp Wll-lard.
G. F. Harvey and A. E. Towne of 8ara-
toga, N. Y., took a trip to Camel's llump
last Saturday.
South Duxbury.
rr v,,.r i,nu linan n rrnnil nmnunt of hav CUt
thia laBt week, and many havo finlshed.
Rev. 0. L. Hulbert is bolding moetlngs ac
the Dowsville Bchool-houBO on Wednesday
ovenlngs.
MrB. Davld Jenntson, from Waro, Maas.,
was the gueBt of Mrs. Samuel Somervllle
uuring ine paai wobr.
East Montpellor.
tj Toi.l. Pnlil, Mra Tlillnnn Wlllnrd
and Mary Fostor returned on Thursday of
last week from the National Young Poople's
Unlon at Jersey Clty, and report an enjoy
ablo tlmo.
mi. TT Ifnnlnallar nn.r.annnrlDnf nf
XllO ,UDb Ul.vilw 1.1,1 . iu,ui,uui,. w.
tbo Aryut is conslderably worrled over tho
futuro welfare of tho pooplo ln thls town
that havo taken out a momberBhlp in tho
Boston Buyers Co.operatlvo Aaaoclation.
Such worry 1b neodlosa and UBelesa, as they
havo not been even askod to tako out a
membershlp.
. r 1 tf ... Tfn.Hn TIao.1 nf 11 11 r H .1 ... ,1 r 1,
ilir. UUU. 1'llD. Al.l-u llDUil iri i.u.u
in town seyoral days last wook vUitlng the
famllies of J. S. Wheelock and 0. A. Reod.
Mary ltelton viaiteu nor grauu
mothor, Mrs. ',S. S. Kolton, at Montpolior
if .;,t Stnttnn Apent E. B.
a la lnnlrtnrT nftnr tlin illltlna nf tlio
MarBlineld statlon durinR the vacation of
Ij. JJ. jNUIO. ' iur. auu jurn. uuuii oiu
ley havo roturnod from a fow days' vlslt to
. . ' 1 . , YT 1 11 .. I 1
relatlves anu irionu iu iiuiuiuoiu.
LIAB1L1TIE3.
Uapltal atock pald ln
Hurplus ftind
Unnivided prollta, loaa expenaea andtaxea
pald......
National llanknotea outatandluK......
Due to State llauka and baukera.
Dlvldenda unpald
Indlvldual depoalta aubject to clieck
I)mand certfllcatoa of depoalt
CeitlHed checka
Caahter'a checka outatandluK
8200,0(10 00
O.oOI 33
8,281 36
44,225 00
11,160 KO
8 00
171.U3 77
11.W0 1)6
1,1,00 00
4(ri (il
Total S158,640 09
STATKOK VEItMONT,
COUNTV OK WA811INOION, aa. 1
i a fl. Vaion. Caahler of the above-name
baiA, do aolemnly awoar that tlie above atatcment la
r..a tn ti,a i,flt nf mv knowledKO andbellef.
A, (. EATON. Cathitr.
Subacrlbed and aworn to before me thle 21at day of
July, U'i6. J. C. HOUflllTON, Kotarv PMic.
Clorrect Atteati
OHAltl.K.S DKWKY.l
1'HEU K. 8M1TI1,
V. A. UWINKLL, 1
Dlrtctori.
Fayston.
mi.. 1. 1 n .n.ni, 1a ratlw.r lianlrwnr.l nn
nt iinfarrnrnliln ivnatlinr. nml fnrm-
huuuuuv vi ........ - -. ,
ors Ronorally report a llRht crop.
mi.. nn1nn.nan liairn Tn roli n BA11 n nnw
1 l..l.lr.n (n ranlflnn tlm nnn nnt.WAOn LIIO
resldences of Wllllam Howo and I'etor Col
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chenev and son
T. 1 TT T,. Wnul nf WllHnmut.nWll.
vislted at Mr'. aud Mrs, J. B, Thompson's
last ttaiuruay.
llnl.nnl TTnrrlrfan t li n nll nill nlnil WTflHtlor.
mado a llyiug vislt to thls his natlvo town
tlm flrat of tho week. Fayston haB pro-
duced somo good mon, and " Mlko la a
to aeo him after an abBonco of twouty-two
yoars
Groton.
"The BrownleB" gavo a freo-for-all show
at tbo BohooMiouso hall laat WednoBday
ovouiug. The street Bhow not meeting tho
Boardman of Montpelier waa called to troat
her laat Saturday. Mrs. II. H. Meader
ls very sick with Rrip.
MlddlcBOX.
Tho lease of tho hotol fell through last
weok. Thoro 1b but tho shadow of a prospect
that it will over be operied agaln.
Ella Chandler is very 111. A councll of
doctorswas hold on Sunday. Her condl
tlon ia ronorted a little uioro favorable than
last weok.
Tho vlllago blacksmlth waa confineu to
ti, l.niinn liv illnoss last Sunday. Ho waa
attended by Dr. Hooker, who pronounced
the trouble to be tapo worrn.
Nothlnc has yet been sald about tno oan-
dldaoy for representatlvo thia fall. It is
!.., 41. nt unmn mltrnpnp.v wna mado
that tho neoplo may " thlnk beforo thoy
vote."
r nnAtnn.l Innl .TToalr nf tlin tlnnttl.
IiOWH WttM IDliDnuu ibou w- p
.11., n nl V T 'arnhnr. I inrHILHHU
111, UUICHU, i" . - - ' ,
was born at Waterbury, and beforo going
west was empioyou in iiua vuwu iui i -rlnd.
Me leavos raany friends who wlll bo
il tn lnarii of hlB death.
aT,na ti.n mlnntlnn of the domocratlc plat-
form at Chicago froe sllver haa recoived a
thoroiiRb dtBCUBalon in thia town. Ex
tromeB aoem to prevall, especlally among
the democrats. Thero la but littlo doubt
that wero the oloction hold now tho freo
allvor hoax would triumph.
Lllla Bollo, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Egan, has been 111 the paat weok.
Mrs. Ellen Kenlsou, nee Ward, and chil
dron, from tho West, are visitlnR relatives
i .: tittu niinrlnu v.. Hefiklincer
IU VUWU.. ... . i, , ........ .. . .
la expected from isew xorK tuia
spond tho summer ln town. : - FreU
AVlnn loft last weok for Windsor, whero ho
wlll remain turougn iuo Buuimur.
' Wakk up, Jacob, day ia breaklngl " Bo
sald DeWltt's Little Early RiaorB to tho
man who had taken them to arouBe his
BlugRish Hver. W. E. Torrill & Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
Newbury.
The Newbury VillaRo Creamery Com
pany pald its patrons Blxtoen aud one-half
cenis lor juuo uuiwi,
Rev. J. L. MerrlU oxchanged with Rov.
Mr. Hldnner of Haverhlll, N. H., laat Sun-
day mornlng. Mr. Skinnor proached an in-
terosung aermuu.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Hoamor, from Hins
dalo, Maaa., were gucsts of T. O. Keyes a
fow days laat week. Mr. Hosmer ls treas
uror of Wllliams College.
Mebltablo Swaaey died laat Monday
nlght, in her eighty-soventh year, at what
naB ooen uor uuiuu uunuu ,
Funeral Borvlcea wero held on Thursday
afternoon, Rov. J. L. Merrlll offlciating.
Mr 0,1,1 Mra. TCnrlnht and daughter, from
Windsor, vislted at Rov. A. W. Ford's laBt
woek. MrB. uusumau, num unnuuiv,
tt n.n .T T. MnrrlH'H n fflW
days ast weok. Mr. and Mrs, Frank
riillt)rlcic,irom ,Taii --
Morey'sand John Campbell'B the laat oi
luat week. Rev. J. 1. Merrlll was
called to Marlboro, N. H., to ofllclate at the
funoral oi a iormor im omuuu.,
Henry Rlchardson and wlfo, rolatlvos of
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Swaaoy, ylsitod thom on
Saturday. ,Dr. Milo Knlght viBltod
Mrs. Jolin uarianu, ui auut,
Rev. anu sirs. j. u. aiorrui uuu min,
O. F. Darllng attended the moetlng oi um
PaBaumpalo Congregatlonal Club last Mon
day at Willoughby Lako. Mrs.William
J . i i .l.,r.l,.A ot- arATtflinrT ft fflW
daya at tbolr roBlilenco. D. Y. Konl ls
rma fT 1 TT1 nrnVHlllH 1 1 La ' 4ttDi
tu Liia J a. itiinui-.--"" .
Wobb and two chliuren woro lanou mun uu
Saturday, but aro convalescont.
Wnst Nowhury.
a -nn wna born to Mr. and Mrs. John
Tvlnr. .fulv 13.
Tratn Tucker is at home irom jmow uoroy
on hor vacation.
ti 1 ninlAmnlnfR ltllVlllir OnWB.
utnnir nr linrsns wlll do woll to COIUO
r T..fa . t....i mi.rt .imiitli oriil crrnsa.
10 Nvesi nowuuiy. j.u 'uiti"
ltnnnnru maKfl a 11UUI 11UV uiun
Emma Tlko Is vlaiting hor old iriontiB anu
nnlnhhors in thia nlaco. Mrs. Kont is
ilnnrrhtnr. Mrs. S. a
'p.intnr Mrs. Tower is Btopplng at
Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Bawyor's,
Mrs. Wlll Gago, from Shorbrook, aro Bpond'
i u i . , i.i.j . .... - -, , .
Mra. li. II. 11(1 IIWIII'H IWfl HlHLUlr)
nt.. I n ,. ,i r ii 1 , nrn . : flrrln A h-
bott of St. Johnsbury Bpont Sunday with
1119 slstor, hub. ii,rasiiiB nai'iwin. ; :"tV
Frank Blgolow wont to Grovoton, N. II.,
to romaln ovor aunuav.
Orunco
r Tji.i,in Aira t iv KnvM Hnrnlnod hor
VU 1 1 111 11 j - w. - I
foot bo badly that sho ia unablo to step upon
It.
mi. Trl,,,'a nnllfrlitnrd wlll mOOt Wltll
Mra A.T.. Nnvns on Frldav afternoon of
t.liln wnnk.
R. P. Camp was, laBt woek, thrown from
his buggy and dragRed by hia horBO. uo
had two or threo ribs brokeu and recoived
ntlmrlnternal iulnrlea.
Mrs. Frank SolltiRham is very 111 with
what ber pbyBlclan calls Btrawberry poison
Ing. They are unablo to ftnd any one to
tako caro of her, and Mr. Sollngham has to
stay with hor. Any ono having a " mls-
slpnnry Muriu wui uw wou vu uvijj vio
fl T!inr orn ufranirftrH horo. but Seem
11111111J ' ... ,
to bo worthy peoplo.
Whllo Mrs. O. T. Jackson was spllttlug
wood, last Friday ovening, hor thlrtopn
years old aon rocoivod a blow, splitting his
hoad open ln Buch a way that tho brala
could bo seen. The physicians thlnk ho
will recovor. Mr. jacKson'B lamuy uvo
tho sympathy of the wholo community. Mr.
Jackson was sick all wintor, and ia stlll un
ablo to work.
I'lainuoiu.
nr,ir nnonmr nnd narty co Into camp
at Pigoon Poud thia wook.
J. H. Hookor has ronteu rooms in iuo
Benjaniln block and put in a pool tablo.
mi. - ..nr.a nt 4lm Pnnltnl nrnAmnrleB
xuu iuiwuuD 1 ,. .7 ,
wore pald for June butter flfteen and ono-
hali cents per pouuu.
Last Tneaday afternoon lightnlng struck
. i i. !.,,.;.,.. tn TTrnil Rlinrnv. niakini! a
large holo in the roof and aetting flro to a
r i.ott lnir. Iw nromnt work by tho
family and farm help tiio flro waa soon put
out with but sllght losa.
A nulot woddlng occurred on HIrIi stroet
last Saturday ovenlnR, tho contractlng par
tles being Levl M. Johnson of Ilomor,
Mlch., and Mrs. Mary V., wldow of the lato
iral, nf Mnntimlcnt. Masa. ReV. L. Jf.
UL. -11 111 II 11 i' ' - - ,
Wnrtnev nerformed the ceromony.
T. tt n.,,nl,nl,lnr .llnil lnnt. Thura
mrH. i it: in v . ii. ... in. i ..." - - ,
,lnv nftor a short Bicknosa. The funeral was
11MUUUUU uu uumniuji , .
offlciating. Mrs. Batcholder was prominont
in churcli worK anu an acnve uinuiuui w
theMothodlat church. The huaband and
fnm iv imrA tlin svmnaiiiv ui uu ouuiu
nnmmnnltv iu thelr great boroavoment
A good gamo of ball betweon the homo
team and tho Hardwick nino was witneaaed
by a large crowd oi apeciaiors on oamruav
afternoon. Battoriea Norris and Putnam
rn- Iinmii tnaill. linr.V Hllll IjUULH 1UL
TTnr,i.r,tpb-. ftrnrn. 10 to 12 in favor of
iii.iii.,i,i ri'ii. hnt'U rrri rn nnrrH 1111 nnini
tlay to play a roturn game with tlie Granite
ttIIIa nino.
rn,,, flt-min nf .T. M. Batchelder &
i lrnl laat. Tliurs.lav nlcfht.
DUU WQR uuianv;u ,
10 UIO IUU1 Ui iuo rwaw n - -
wlndow. Tho monoy drawer waa prleil
ott and betweon S80 and 100 m money anu
CIieCKH lttK.011. vy" uuuj -
i.n.i u t? T.oQT'itt tn onsh a small
check for hlm. Mr. Leavitt's Buspicions
wore at once arousod and be accused Rich
..,i.m nfimrliur tlm atolon nronorty. He
11. i.Lii, ii ... .... . .--n . . - - ,
i 1. nn,1 iaa talrnn llV T.finvltt tO
HUIUlkluu IU " " " ' , .
I'li.iin nntlnr'H. whero tho boy was at
work, anu all oi tlie bioiou prupoiuj, o4iiup
ro M which had been snent, secured.
At nn nnrlv hour. Julv 14. after four
woekB of Bovere sufforinR from paralysiB
.. I nnn.l n n i rnannntpil fnlmW
ine spitii ui uui on"u ..,,,-v.. ..
... n T..... ...nci ralnauoil frnm itS
Cllizen, utruu luuni,
.. 1 Ti.n nT.wnt nnnurrpil
oaniiij' Hiiviiuuujuuw, w
at tho reaidonco of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
JackBon, with whom the deceaaed hail
made his homo for the past nlne years, and
i " " l.l.o.l rnnaliroil tlm IflnilftSt Of
irOm 1VUUU1 UD il www.,u ..."
caro untll he had pasaed boyond the noeil
nf human holpfulnoaa. Mr. Potter was tho
i... mumhai. nf ll1 fftt.llfir'fl fam1
1 l..u,1.. oatnamnil w tllft RDU1
11V, UUU Waa juonj
raunity ln which he had llved soventy-aix
ro.r, vriinprnl Hervlces wore held at tho
linnso on Thursday by Rev. L. F. Fortnoy,
and the intormont was at tho vlllago cemo
x-t tt niA. aml t7.f anAnt Runrlav wltll
fr.oniia at. "EHfiex Junctlon, : Bello t.
John is viBltinR friends in Massachuaetts
x lnlitHr.ln tAntn Mru. TTilll.
whXiifia hfifln viBit nc at Rev. E. O. Grls-
rnturned to her home at Cow
anaville, P. Q.
ToDihani.
T. ..c a Trniiurrri wlll ftxplinnffft for
anrftrn'l Su'ndavB with Rev. Mr. Johnson of
WlanlfTrllln. N. Y.
. .. .!- unlA nt thn fltnnlr fnrmorlv
owned by H. W. Chalmers was held July
ir. at. thB"rod Bhop."
tt. t t. nrnia nn,l famllv nf Montftna
vislted ln town laat woek. Mr. MilU
i..i i ii,.n.nn In tlin TlnfnrmBd
Presbyterlan church, and ln tho ovonlng ln
theflietuouiBi, uuuruu.
Wllllam Dlokoy and wlfo ot jsiancnesier
aro vlaiting T. w. uiCKoy. .
Brown and daugbter of Havorhill, MaBS.,
are at ine nome oi i.
Rev. M. H. Smlth has returned from a yisit
to hlB parents. A. T. Clarke and fam
ily of Bradford wore ln town last week.
West Topsham.
TT? n TTalb-nnn. ftilltnr nf the Bellows
Falls Ti'mes, was ln town on Sunday.
Rov. Mr. KilloiiRli occupiod tho puipit
laat flumluv nftnrnoon. All WOTO glad tO
listen to hlm once more
luinttu( Siunutr l- llutnmn C$
Items cullcd from Spcolal Low 1'rlco OIToriugs durlng our
GREAT JULY SALES!
SAMPLES FREE OF ANY OF THEM.
Tho following IlAZOIt ritlCE CUTS on DoracsUc Cotton Cloth flhould
crcnto a wldcaprenu (loninnd durlng tho bolanco of July: Jtcnl L.onsuaio
Oambric, tho gonulno articlo, 80 a yard. 1'orty-two-lnch " Langdon 70," famous
brnnd. Salo prlco, 9o n yard (Ilegultir 12ic). Forty-fivo-iuch " Lnngdon 70,"
10c a yard.
A IIOON TO FAMILY PUOVIDEUS: mno grado, rcguiar mauo, usoiui
i.ii nniinn ftn.innii . hinnnlmil. wnrih fir. to-dnv. Onlv 04c a vard. Ono balo
only, 40-lnch, Heavy Unblcachod Family Cotton, 7c grado, for Gic. Good,
.t. . n )l m.lL I n1.,lnin
Ileavy, IM unbioacnou j.'nmny cotton uiom 101 umj
. nmnn inn TtnTnnc mi . .,1U.
WINTEK liLAHKISTo AT VULiU OHJUA.uei x nii;w, xuruu iuuuwuo
from nowyou'll bo glad you bought thcso. You can kcop them on lce till tho
thorraomoter dropu. Only 25 palrs, fllghtly eollcd, hcavy 11-4 Wool Blankcle,
S2.C0and 82 75 sortB. Closlng out at S1.08 a palr. Another frigld prico on
Blankots-11-4 flno California, slightly soiled. JuBt 25 palrs of rogular 85.00
goods, to closo boforo luvcntory, only 83.98 a palr.
LINEN DEPARTMENT. Tho new fad for Seasido Fromenado Dreaacs
Linon Crash Ilomcapun-vcry Btyllsh, hard to boII nnd indcstructlblc; 27-inch,
only 25c a yard. -
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM 00., - - WORCESTER, WASS.
T-hetll"'"" .. i.nCTOW"
. You ftU "ci Ol' SU.VKH t who concoc" t tet
-mAltft'O11'0 .... Piecvitor V'0;v,a H()OU 1 " . 1oinliamla ..,,
!""loT "'U,U'u9" smv: frtr a",0;Vm0ney on tl. attle
" OoWMy" r...tidvtaoc" ",,odeiico ou ap
,nvc.tn.." 10oW.
...rno.t r.itt :v " ,e,
for
ipecuUtlon or
ETHAN ALLEN HIMSELF
Could not be more celebrated and
populor than our
Etli ttii larcello Cigars !
Tho best cigar over sold for 10c.
Tho JJuulap 1B our loauer iur ou.
C. H. POWERS,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer
Burlington, Vt.
EDUGATION AND EMPLOYMENT.
TUE
SHORTfAND &TLGffAPJ X
Educatea practlcally and Buppliea l""h" .ut
prompiiy wuii euiiivicic". ii"
L'r ..toln.a adilrnmi
ODen all tho
or cataloeuo a.ldreaa .,. V.
UAJ..UL) W - I - - -
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
S0METHING NEW IN ADVERTISING.
t .i i n,..iin nro,in tiirnno-h twoof tho dull montha in tho year,
amoJnS tS 81. If your purchaB 1b S2 you recoivo two cpnpon. nd.
. urr"uVu 1U "D " ' ... ,v,' ., vnnr nw thn nnrhestdatO Wlll
thprp are two or inrce cuubbub iuo duuju, uv.a
bo g?ven tot choice-BO you soe tho imp'ortanco of . Qlling in tho dato aa , well as
thobnamo and residcnco. To the one gueBBing tho nearost to the numbor o
coupons received by us durmg tma contest wo wm l,res.u"V cvrnm PRIZE
ono MUSIC-DOX, vaiueu iu ciw. Y, , , r-iTTT?Ti PRT7.R
nne Dresa Fattorn, valued at 810. To tho third noareat, as a THIRD Vlil&b,
one iJresB xuuutu, vwuuu v t-cvp -pt-i7T7. nnnrPBt wfi will nreaont
one Silk Umbreua, vaiueu at co. iu iuu ni. -
a nair of our P. & P. Kid Glovos, valued at 81 per pair.
Tho Muaic-box ia tho now Reg na MubIc-Uox, oeiug mucn Douur iunu
AND TUE I'UIJliiU AitJii k XiUvjvjiu.1-1
Wolls Illver.
Trr,ra nrn nlnntv at HftOOn COntS POr llozeil
A cood drosHinakor would Ond plonty of
tvnrk liAro.
Good croamory buttor ls sollinR at twonty
cents per pounu.
n., l.nrnn IFOl fnilllli 1 11H11 (11 P.l (111 1 tO COll
ttbv tlm nntrons of Ilalo'B Tavern to and
Tinv Nnwton. who was oraployed ln the
nfc.oriKir nftlcn hero. has a Dosltion in the
Opfnion otllce at urauioru.
a i.n... .l.irtTr.flr.nnttATiilAil tlin lnwnnartv.
clvon Tuesday eveninR of last week by
liUWOUt ttt tU HW4-UU w
and lotnonado woro sorveil anu a
pleasaut oveninc was onjoyod.
Thetford Contor.
The farmers are iinprovitiR
this flno
woather, and somo say they will havo
ltirrrnr linv I'rfln LllUn IUH1, VUUT.
" " 1 - .
Would lt not uo woll lor uio puopiu iu
. . 1.nltl. nt tlinlp pllllilriTl.
1001C oiiv iur iuu iiuuuu u. .......
Arn thov not worthy of a comfortahle
oMinnl.linllHH for tlio COlll. UieaK wnuotl
...! Hfru l'arlrnr. frnlll Wlll tlllllU.
have'hoon stoppiiiR at Jamos noluios' for
tno pasi wook. i, -
ti, i. vr rr la utnnnlm' with her
unclo, J. O. Tewksbury. A Blster of
Amos Porter has beon brought from I.oba
non for burial hore. Two sons surv vo hor.
. rr. m,i11it. frnm TiHP.ntlin IS ViHlt-
...... .... . , , ..w... - -
.i. i..V. Arllnn T.ailil has
1UC romiivuo uuiu. . - , --.
roturnod from Northtleld, MasH,, whoro sho
had attended the Youiik Woman's Ohrls
tlan Assoclatlon convontlon. Mrs
Bmlth and Bon of Brooklyn, N. Y vislted
Mrs. Gootro Ladd last weeu.
Slairt W ists.
nATjfiATK vn. 1 TTIvo dozon Prlnt
Walsts. mostly llijht colors. Our price has
been 25o. To olose now at only 15a,
BARGA1N JNU. a. ive uozou
Tercales, Mauras anu iJimuy, wsimi;
$1.38 and $1 50. Your cholco now at only 51.
BARUA1W fflU. u.-unu uozou
flno Lawns; cost 81.75. Now reduced
to Sl 25
BAItGAIN NO. 4. Onc-half dozon im
ported MadraB Walsts, fino and pretty as
silk; cost S2 Now reduced to 81.50.
UAKUA1IT IU. u. hibuv uu.su ii
ln flno Porcales, sploudld assortmont of
nnlnrlnirs. and one of tho best-made aud
best-flttlnR Walsts that has been aold at
81. Nowreauceuioioc.
BAIttlAlJN rrU. u,-iki uuiou " uu.o
T.nwn Walsts: snlendld value at 75c. To
closo at only 69c.
Dross Goods.
BABGAIN NO. l.-Slxtoon Drosa l'at.
tAma. not anv two alike, boautllul lancy
mlxtureB ln afl-wool and sllk and wool, all
.i i ln -nn.la Ifniir nattnnin tnnrkflll
UIS HOUBUU o I1UUUD. w... -- -
from 87.50 to S5, threo patterns markod from
50 to U, xour pauerun iuarK.Ju
IWO 1IHI.IUIUO it.t. . 11 ---
Oomo and mako an oarly eoloctlon from our
llnest Dresji Goods.
BAHUA1N iNU. 2,-iivo i ;
Wnnnv Mixtures. this soasou's Roods. our
reRiilar price has boon 23c. Now reduceu
to 100. ..,
BAUGA1K iiU. i-isii uiuuoo uu-.,
u'annv i.nriniiii xiiijki i.. vn
heautlful colorlnRS. Wo have been solllnK
them at 50c. These wo reduce to JJc.
BARGAIN N0.4.-One plece of 40-lnch
Silk and Wool Mlxtnre, very protty for
walsts. Iteduced from 75c to 50c.
BAItGAIN NO. S.-Two plecos of 42-lnch
All-wool Black CreponB, very pretty for
sults or separato sKiris. uui u.u
been 51. ruese we reuuuo .u uv. ju. j...-.
tt A.RG AIN NO. 0. Three pleces oi Ji-incn
FiRured Ohlna Silk, black Rrounds wltn
boautlful colorlnRS, pretty for walstB or
dresses. These Roods are worth 51. we
have reduced them to 50c. .
BAItGAIN JNU. (. xou uitjtco u. -,-...v
Twllled Flannel SnitinRB ln dark njixtures.
Thcso Roods Uave alwayB Bold at 2oc. Wo
shall closo tuem ai uaii-iuito, x-jv ..
BAKGAIN NO. S.-Fltteen pieces oi oo-
inch All-wool SerRes, all coiors, ai -ou.
Flfteen pieces ot 45-lnch All-wool Serges,
all colors, at 39c.
Domestios.
BABGAIN NO. l.-Ten pieces of pretty
Dresn-stylo I'rints, in tans and plnks: reg
ular C-cent prints. Specla price only 5c.
BABGAIN NO. 'J. Fifteen plecos of
Standard Indlgo Bluo rrints. best quallty
and cood assortment of styles. bold in all
tho stores at Oo. Speclal prlco only 4c.
BAHGAIN NO. 3.-Ten pieces of Dress
GluRhams, mostly plaidH, worth 8o per
yaBAilAIN1NO.C4. Twolvo plecos of flno
protty GluRhams ln dross styles; strlpes and
plaids, very protty colorlngsj worth 10c to
12o. Spocial price, 0c. ,
BABGAIN NO. 5. Threo hundred yards
of Dark Strlpe Outlng Flannols; our rogular
8o quallty. Spocial prlco only 5c.
Our Special Bargain Tor baxuraay, juiy oiui.
TES
Good
Not
IIOZEN LAIHE8' AM) UOYS' WiAliAUit nta.
Thoso nro Ties that havo sold all tho season for 25o.
frosh goods and good stylos at half prico only 12 l-2o.
moro than four to any ono customor.
GILLEY & ABBOTT, - - Main Street, Barre, Vt.

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