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MONTPELIER, VT., WEDNESDA.Y, SEPTEMBElt 30, 1S96.
VOL. 914720.
NUMBER 40.
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READING STYIES
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GREAT VARIETY
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Dress Novelties, Silks and Trimmings!
FIRST DISPLAY OF
FALL m WINTER GARMENTS
FOR IiADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Many now featuros that do not appear in garrnents
purchasod provious to this montli.
JLj. 3P. I-I. O. GLEASON
Montpelier, Vt,, Soptember 20, 1096,
mmm mmmmmm mmm mmmm mmmmmmm
Furnace, Sfeam and Hof Wafer
Don't wait for oxtromo cold woather boforo or
dering repairs or changes. It can bo dono bettor
and choaper now.
All shop and job work under porsonal supor
vision of Mr. JOHN W. PECK.
We have COAL and WOOD HE ATING . STOVES
in great varioty; also HANGES of established repu
tation, all of which we can guarantee in overy
particular. Plumbing and Heating our Specialty.
PECK BROTHERS, - - - 60 Main Street,
THERE is sometliing clis
tinctive in tlie Stein Blocli
Clotliing that will enable tlie
good judge of apparel to see
that they are above the or
dinary. We are now show
ing Snits and Overcoats of
this niake, and ask for an
inspection.
A. D. FARWELL.
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
IONE IN CASTILE SOAP.
The flnest display of soap ever shown in this city. It is a grand
work of nrt, and will rcpay any troublo takcu to sco it. By speeial
arraugeuient with tho inanufacturcrs, we are ablo to ofler this
Fine White Gastile Soap at Half Price!
TWO CAKES FOR FIVE CENTS.
The eale of this soap will begin on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER .3, 180C,
AT NINE O'CLOCK.
IgjF" This Grand Display is now on exhibilion in our SUow Window.
In addition to tho above Soap Sale, wc shall offer for Saturday,
Oetober 3, 189C,
500 YARDS GOOD AMERICAN GINGHAMS
REGULAR PRICE G CENTS, FOR 3 3-4 CENTS.
No. 24 STATIS
MOKTTPELIEH.,
THE FORTIETH YEAR
OF THE SALE OP
Stewart Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces
IN MONTPELIER
Opens this fall. Tho continuous sale of these Famous
Goods in one place for this
emphatic proof of their sterling merit.
BARROWS
64 Main
FISTULA
treatecl witliout theutoof klilfo
or detentlon from liualneait nlio
all otlicr (Uiomet o( Itectum.
Uureguarantecd tHarYatil,187.j
ROBERT M. READ, M,D
176 Tromnnt Strent, Ilnnton. Contultatloc
rrea. wiinn I'iiii rAoii-iiiinxi
OBlce houra, olovon A. M. to four 1', M,
CSundaji amlliolldaya exccpted.
PILES
STRKIST,
- "TrjEllZLlMLOJSrrF
88888
number of years is most
& PECK
Sfreet.
R. G.BBOCK
WELLS RIVER, VT.
Water Tahs and Tanka of all kirida for
Wlndmllla, Cldor Mllls, Oroamerlea and
Farm Yardu. Writo for Prioo Llat.
Montpelier Daily Journal
AND
Vermont Watclimaii,
Tuosday OYonlnc, Octobor (i, tlio flrflt iiura-
bor nf the IAit,Y Jouiinai, or tho seaalon
( 1800 will lio lHHiiud.
This Ijsho will contalu tho IHographlcal
SkutchoB of tho chief ofllcors of tho now
Stato Govorniuent and of tho moinhorn of
the now LeglMature, wlth tuuch othor in
terestlng matter pottattiluK to tho tneotlug
of tho Gonoral Assotnbly.
TllO DAILY dOURNAt, COHtntllH 1110 OJfCJdf
report of Lpglslatlvo Procecduigs. It con-
tams. also. ntii roports oi neaniiKs ueioro
comndttecs, and all othcr mattorH of Jn
tnroBt. ahotit tho Lpglslaturo. lt ia pub
liahod at tie close of oaoh day's Boaslon, and
has, consequontly, tho carllest, as tt has al-
ways uie ittucst ami mon accuraic, ropona oi
ovcrythlng connoctcd wlth tho Uoneral
Aasombly.
Tho Daily Jouiinal Is, theroforo, the
fi.nl choicc of Mmnbom of tho Lpglalature,
and is indlspotisable to all Vermont pooplo
who doslro to havo THE NEWS from tho
Cnpltnl.
Tlie jouunal win aiao ue a comiuetc ncn-
eral ncwipaper. plvltiK tho local, statf, na
lional and fnrnlRii nows, and dovotliiR par
ticular aUention to tho ovetits and progroas
of tho Natlonal Canvasn,
T K 11 'M S !
SliiRlo copy 6J J
O ulis of IIto cople cacli 1 00
Cluljs of ten coples or motc, cacli W
All HubscrlntloiiH at tho abovo rates aro
takon for a se.iaion of tha tisua lenRth.
THE WATCHN1AN.
Thk Vkiimont Watchman (wookly) for
tho BeHsion, twonly-flvecentH. Tho Watch
man will contaln tho rcports of legislativo
doiiiRs, oondBiised from tho Daily .Iouhnal,
Speclal ratoH to inomhets ordorlug quan
tltles of tho Watchman for the HoaHlon, or
of any uinglo Ibhuo.
WATCHMAN I'UnLISIIINQ UOMPANY,
Montpelier, Vt.
ltnsliicss 3Iorc Mcntinn.
Thb onenluir daya at Mrs. Uiekey'a will
bo announced in our noxt Ibsuo.
I'auis vells and fall " Tama " iust opened
at tho MiHses Fiaka', 27 Stato atreet.
Tnic fall oDunlnir at tho dry cooda Btoro of
T. S. Brophy & Co. ia advertlaed on page
ight.
Reao the douhlo-column advertiBemcnt
of Kllua & I'ratt on thia pjge. Cantllo Hoap
at half prioe.
Thb hooks iust received at Ehlo'H book-
Btort coinpriae tho latoat worka of tho moat
popular autliors.
Fall and wlnter uariuenta and triui-
niinga aro advertlBod on thia page hy L. 1'.
& II. C. Glcasou.
IIandsomb autntnu and winter cooda aro
advertlaed on thia page by " Tho Hlobard
Bon," llurllugton.
Miss H. Julia Cnoss will reeoivo nunlls
in tilano iustructlon after Octobor 1. Ap-
ply at BG East btato atreet.
A full line of antumn and winter hata
and millinery noveltiea at Mra. Dlckey'a.
Holmea Illock, Montpolier.
Thk BlackfaatOlay worated stiita adver
tlaed on thia page hy Adaina tho Olothier
are aa good aa any cuatou-made auit.
Bkst S4 table-boaid in the city at Hunt-
ington'a Itestaurant. Micely - furniahod
rooms, clo.se uy, lrom tJ to eo per weeK.
Wantkd A man, wlth famlly, to occupy
teuemeut man to work on farm and boaru
himaelf. Addreaa II., Watcuman oflico.
Fox Hound3 for sale cheap. Four weeka
old. Full hlood. The motlier iiuported.
Addresa A. II. Emeraon, 110 Main Btreet,
Montpelier.
Millinkhy opening at Mrs. M. L. wells',
Waterbury, on Wednesday and ThurBday
of uext week, Oetober 7 and 8, to which all
are iurited.
Gillky & AnnoTT. Barre, have a new and
attractlvo advertiaenieut thia week, on pago
ilve, that ia sure to bo read wherovor tlie
Watchman clrculates.
Sevbual hundred hooks havo been re
ceived at Ehlo'a hook-atore, in now and at
tractive bludinEB, at pricea whero overy ono
can afford to owu the worka of their favorlte
authora.
Miss Mkinkckb ia In New York thia week
purchasing millinery goods, and on her ro-
turn will open inuuuery rooma in inia cny.
A further announceinent will be made at
the proper tluio.
Foit Salk. A Urat-claaa double harneaa,
in aooil conditiou. will be aold at a low price.
A Bplendid opportunity for any ono deairiug
Hiich a harneaa. For particulara call at
Elde's book-atore.
TlIKY HAVK STOOIl THK TltST FOH YKAnS
School, county and town bonda, from 11 vo
to slx per cent intereHt, in sums ol 100 to
fcl.UOU. Tho Hatue claas oi honilH bouglit liy
Bavinga bauka. Incjulro of E. E. Blakely,
treaaurer.
John L. Stanyan. mattresa-inaker. Bow-
man'a Block. Stata atreet. Montpelier, will
do auporior work at loweat pricea. Satlafao
tlonguarantoed. Uair inattreBaea renovated
and made over for 82.00 Ordera in person
or by mail protnptly attendeu to.
1'iioiiAiiLY lovers of books will not have
an cqual opportunity to Belect good books
at reaaonahlo pricea with that offered bv
Elilo's book-atoro for tlio new serioa just re-
celvou. it is a apienuiu cuance.
A FiitsT MoitTQAaic on a bonatldo farm or
cltv nronertv auvwhere hetweon the Miss
lsslppl and MiBBourl rlvers at leas tliau half
of itB Belllng valuo ia a firaUclaas invest-
ment. Such are oiTered. at all timefl, by A.
O. CummiiiB, Montpelier, Eaatern manager
oi tlie rierro Bavinga uamc.
Ladikh. I mako blg wages at home, and
wautall to havo tho aauio opportunity. The
work la very pleaBant and will eaally pay
818 weekly. Thia ia no deceptlou. I waut
no money, anu will giainy aona itiu partlc.
ulars to all Bondlng atatnp. Miaa M. A.
StehblnB, Iiawrenco, Mlch.
Mu. Frkdbuick W. Banouoft, in "Songa
of Ilome and Oountry," Blanchard Opera
Ilouae, to-nlght, Wedneaday ovening, at
eight o'clock. fteaorved aeats flfty and
thirty-flvo ceuta, Elilo's uook-atoro.
IjEGTURBS on ENansn LlTBUATURB. TUe
uuderaigned propoaes to dellver u course of
lccturea (not to oxceed twonty), for ladles
and gentlemen, If a sulTicient uuinhor of
BiibscriberB oan he obtaluod, at two dollars
euch, A. N. LowiH, M. A.
Wantkd. Awoman orgirl of rellnoment,
who Ioves childreu aud has a eheerful ills
poiition, aa cotupauion to a young married
lady and to asalst in tho c.iro of a uine-monthi-old
haby glrl, well aud of good dla
poaltion. May travel bowo. Will spsnd
moat of tho time In the cotintrv. Balary 812
per immth. Addreaa, wlth full particulara.
Mra. E. It, Plke, l'lke Statiou, N. II.
Tothb Nkw South, Tlio rogular monthly
oxcuralon to Frulthurst, Ala., will leavo
New Englaud polnts on the Beveuth of Oc
tober, going vla Springtlehl, Maaa., Now
York Olty, WaBhlngtou and Atlanta, Ga.
Tickots good forthlrty days. I'artlea takiug
ad vantago of this tlme to vial t the New South
will on the roturn have an opportunity to
stop at nolnta along the rotite, E, B, Ilaui
mttt, New England ropreaentative of tho
Alabama Frult Growing and Winory Aaao
clation, will accouipany tha party. For
further lnfonnation call upon hlm or addresa
hlra at tbe Illalto Block, 38 Stato stroet,
Montpolier, Vt.
MONTPELIER AND YICINITY.
llU'PTtltS ON TJli; SUJIPAOIS Oi''
I.OOA1, WAVliHH.
Koscok Giiant is 111 with typiioid fovor.
F. 1. Caklbton was in Boston laat week.
II. O. Glrabon is in tho Boston marketa
thia weok.
II A. DkwbyIb rlsltlng at hls old hotno
in 1'oultnoy.
Miss Fannib I'ahmkntkii ia vialting lti
Sprlngllold, Maaa.
Brnjamin Gatks of Hartford, Conn,, is
visitiiig hla tnotlier.
Louh Douolabs ia viBlting at hia fonnor
homo in Uraftabury.
UlIAHLKS JONRS Is Vlsitltlg at llis Old llOUlO
in Winchendon, Maaa.
Edwin Lanr la putting up two tononiont
liouaos on Berlin stroot.
Mhs, 15. It Skinnek has hoon sorioualy
itl for the paat fow daya.
Nyb L. SMmiia bullding an addition to
hla houso on Barro atreet.
Miss ElizA Kudlbic vlaitod laat weok ln
Burlington and Morrisville.
15. E. Blakbly was in Rutland and Bur
lington on business last wook.
Ubv. Fatiieu BAiiNAnns of Now York
waa at tho Favilion laat wook.
Miss Inbz Uayfoud is working in Mrs.
UaU's mllliuor.v storo ln Barre,
Miss Aa.vKS MoMastkii of Montroal, P.
Q., 1b tho gucst of Arthur O. Felt.
II. M. IIauvby haa heon conflnod to tho
houso thia week wlth a aovoro cold.
Mu. and Mrs. Fiikd II. Adams aro
paronts of a sou, boru laat Thuraday.
FrankE. IIowk went to Brattleboro on
Tueaday for a briof visit to hls old homo.
Mrs. W. A. Shay was callod to Chelsea
laat Monday by the lllnoss of her inothor.
Mns J. Q. Adams was called to Brandon
laat weok to attend tho fnneral of a slstor.
Thk boy choir at Ohrlat church will woar
their caasocks for tho flrst tlme noxt Sunday.
Mautin Luther loft for Baltlmoro, Md ,
laat Saturday, whero ho ia to study rnedlcine.
Mns Dr. Miner and daughtor May of
Now York aro guests of Mrs. N. A. Alex
anilor. Attbntion is called to the announcement
made hy MIbb II. Julla Croas ln tho busineaa
coluinu.
F. W. Bancuoft loaves for Boston next
Frlday, whero bo will realdo for tho
proaent.
Miss Eva Glark gavo an "Initlal " party
to a large number of her frlends last Frlday
evoning.
Tiieuon F. Colton cave a whiat narty
last Thuraday ovening at hia homo on Flrst
Avonue.
Mu. and Mns. Luther Dow of East
Hardwick aro gueats of Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Cnmmlns.
Mrs. Fkank W. Oarveu returnod last
Saturday from a busiueas tripto Boston and
Now York.
Miss Mary Macomdbu is named as sole
exocutrlx of the will of the lato Dr. J. E.
Macomber.
Mohuibon's "Faust" will he tho attrac-
tion at Blanchard Opera Houso next Satur
day ovening.
Mns. Dominico Tomassi roturnod laat
week from Italy, whero she haa been for a
year or more.
William Rentsfoud of Berlin has been
granted an increase of pension from 88 to
$12 per montli.
Frank Fklt hail hla black naclnc mare
at tho races at Washington and Tunbridge
fairs last weelc.
Thb rooms of tho Apollo Club were cloaed
two days laat weok for tho seml-annual
houae-cleaning.
Thb claasea for ndmiaalon to tho har will
ineot in Montpelier fur examlnatlon on Tuea
day, Oetober 13.
Mns, AnaosTUS Garter of Lnbanon, N.
II., waa the gueat oi Jlr. and Mrs. W. u.
Weston last week.
Thk renort of the caaes trlod in Washing
ton couuty court, up to last Friday, will be
found on pago two.
Mns. Minnib Marsh is in New York
whero she is maklng a special study of
school and choir work.
A new and rovlsod telephone 11st ls in tho
liantls oi the prtnter. it will bo reauy lor
(Uatriuution uetooor l.
Rufus Fountain bas purchased an inter
est In a llvory stablo at Tupper Lake, N. Y.,
and goas tliore tma weeK.
Mrs. J. A. ICelton of Worcester comes to
Montpjlior this week to reside with Mrs
II. M. Odell, her daughter.
J. O. IIouauTON has completed an oxton
alve Job of concroting the walks and drive-
ways arounit hls resiuence.
The Board of Clvil Authorlty met laat
Thuraday ovening to correct somo minor
orrora In the city tax books.
Only thirty-sovon tickots for tho New
York excursion woro aold at the Central
Vermont statlon on Tueaday.
Mrs. Frank O. Kkitii and Mra. O. G
Blngham of Gloveland, Ohlo, were regla-
tered at tho ravlllou last weeK.
Georob O. Aldkr has cono to Fittaburg,
I'a,, and other clties, in tbe Interest of tho
Ii. G. Bowers Granito Company.
The annual meetlng of the Vermont
Pharmaceutlcal Aasociatlon will be held ln
Montpelier somo tlme in Octobor.
l'ROFESSOR AND MllS. J. W. BURQESS will
closo " Redstone" this week and roturn to
tholr winter residoucoin New York.
The mombers of Bethany Reading will
ineet wlth Mra, Hiram Carleton on Tueaday
alternoon, Uctober u, at two o'clock.
The Daughtors of Rebokah will hold a
fair in the veatry of tho Ohurch of the
Meaalah thia afternoon and ovening.
Thk reading club connected wlth Trlnity
churcli will meot noxt Monday ovening wlth
Mra. a. u. webb, at tlio paraonage.
A. G. Bootk aud E. S. Melcs actod
uahers at the Andorson-Dorman weddlng
at Swanton laat Wednesday eveulng.
Thb granito firm of Lynch & McMahou
has been diasolved. It ia underatood tbat
Mr. Ijynch is to contiuuethe huBiuoas.
W. W. Stickney of Ludlow, Geuoral W.
II. Gllinoro of Fairlee, and Mnj:r J. II.
Wataon of Bradford wero In town on Tues
day. Mrs. NelsonLaFokcb roturnod last weok
to her home ln Peru, N. Y., aftor spondlng
the sumnier with Mrs. Gharles Sogutn, her
slater.
A half dozrn membors of the Mont
pelier Gun Glub weut to Cambridge on
Tuesday to tako part In a tournament
there,
The Garnet Sal OlaBs will moet noxt
Frlday aftoruoon at (juarter past two wlth
Mra. Juatus L, Batchelder at No. 28 School
street.
Fhed A. Field of Rutland, grand chan
cellor, made an ofllital vlstt to Montpelier
lodgo, Knlghta of Pythlaa, laat Tbursday
ovening.
Frank Lanieu aud Miss Einma Shuttle
were married at St. Auguatiue'a churoU
last Monday ovening hy Rev. Father W. J.
O'Sulllvan.
Thb work of roinovlug tho stock of the
Montpelier Hardware Company to the four
Btory bullding on Berlin aldo, rocontly
orectoii py iue company, was compiotea
last weok. Tlio retall storo will Btill
contlnuod at tho old stand, at tho hoad of
Stato stroot.
T'uitKB H. Smith and Miss Man Smlth,
ti Hnd dnnchtor of ProfoBSor E. M. Smlth,
ia o i-nteri'd Wesloyan Uulvoralty, Mlddlo-
ton n, ('otin.
Dn. G. J. IIrlmrr was Bllnktlv lniurod
last Frlday ovening by taklng a heador
from hls hlcyclo noar tho court houao on
Stato stroot.
Edward Neilson roturned this wnok to
Harvard ' Medical Uollego, aftor a vlalt of
sevoral wooka wlth Goorgo W. Reod, hls
foater-fathor.
Mrs. Jorl Worthino; accompantod E. E.
Towner on hla roturn from New York.
Mrs. Worthlng will romain wlth her sou
for tho preaont.
E. IS RtilNF.itAHT. who haa been spendlng
the sumuior wlth hls tuothor, roturns thia
wook to Ghlcago, to ro-ontor tho Chlcago
Dontal Collego.
Miss Lotta Farnswortii loft laat Thurs-
day ovening for her homo In San Franciaco,
aftor a vlslt of aoveral weeks at the homo
of W. A. Stowell.
Tiir Enworth Leaauo reading clrclo will
meot wlth Mra. A. H. Wohb at tho parBon
ago on Hubbard stroot noxt Frlday ovening
at half past sovon.
E. E. Towner and Harvoy Burnham aro
delegates from the Baptlst Ohriatlan En
deavor Socinty to tho stato convontlon at
Rutland this week.
A. 0. Harlow, a formor photographor in
Moutnollor. and later a hotel proprlotor in
and arouud Boston, Is soon to open a real-
ostato olllco In Boaton.
G. W. Niohols of Brookfield hrought to
tho Watchman laat Saturday au "Amerl
lcan Wondor " potato that welghed four
and ouo-qnarter pounds.
Martin Keatino, head walter at tho Pa
vlllon, cut one hand badly last week whllo
opening a bottlo of Apolllnaris water. The
uottlo hurst m hls iiantt.
A new Bide-track has been lald ln the
Central Vermont yard for the uso of Colonel
W. Beward Wobb'a speclal tram uuring tuo
sesslon of the loglslature.
The huce tank that has for soveral wooks
hoon ln ptocess of conatructlon by tho
Stantlard 011 Coinpmy, near tho olectrlc
light Btatlon, ia completed.
Miss Maudk Barron of Fabyan's, N. II.,
Is vlslting hor grandmothor, Mrs. Dennis
Lane, beforo onterlng Mlas Brldgoa' school
on Newbury stroot, Boston.
The flrst regular meetlng of tho Chautau-
qua Ulaaa will bo Hold wltn Mra. W. 15.
Liairu, lsistiauortyatreec, nexii'rniay auor
noon at a quarter past two.
Mns Rev. A. II. Wedd. Mrs. E. M. Smlth
and Mrs. E. A. Nutt have been appoluted a
commlttee to see about organlzlng a Trlnity
cburch ladles' reading club.
Mrs. J Warrrn Bailey returnod last
weok from New York, whero she accouipa-
nied Miss Ella, bor daughter, who aalled
laat saturday week lor Uermany.
Tiir marriage of Tlmothy E. Callahan
aud Mlas Nellie Kolloher will occur next
Tueaday mornlng ln St. Auguatiue'a church,
Rev. W. J. O'Sulllvan olllclatlng.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Pitkin entortained
the former members of the choir at tho
Church of the Meaaiah at their homo on
Main street laat Saturday evenlng.
Mu. and Mrs. Dexter Moody havo re-
turned from an oxtondod western trip,
which extonded as far west as Mlnneapolls,
Mlnn., wnere tuoy ylaltetl reiatives.
H. M. Odell falnted white attending tho
meetlng at tho rooms of the Young Men's
Ubrtstlan Aasociauon laat aunciay aiter
noon. Ho waa takon to hia home in a hack
The annual meetlng of the Montpelier
Educatlonal and llenevolent Aaaociatlon
will be held at tho roaldence of Mrs. Anna
Dlllou on Barre street next Frlday at 7:30
r. m.
The membors of Mount Sinai Temnlo,
Nobles of the Mystlo Shrlne, go to-day on a
nilcrlmace to White uiver Juuctlon, wnere
the order will be conferrod on Bevoral can-
dtdates.
Mus. D. F. Clark has been electod presl-
dent of tlio Methodlst liadlea' Ald bocioty
ln place of Mra. E. F. Rand, reaigned. Mra.
Henry Holt haa also been elected vice
preaident.
The St. Jean do Bantiato Soclety attonded
ln a body the funeral of Alexander Hamel
laat Suuday mornlng. Deceasod waa for
many years au honored member of this or
ganlzation.
The nonular aatlro on polltlcs entltled
" A Toxaa Steer " will be seen at Blanchard
Onora House Thuradav evenlng. Oetober 15
This is conslderod by many to be Hoyt's
mastorpiece.
Mrs. T. S. BitoriiY has returned from tho
Fabvan Ilouae. whore sho haa been 8P3nd
ing tho Biimmer. Mrs. Brophy has Mlaa
Carlotta Whltmoro of Boaton aa hor gueat
for a few daya,
Bicycle-riders have recantly annoyed C
P. Haydeu by ridlng on tbe sidewalk near
hls reaidence on lower State street. He has
posted placards lu that vlclnlty warnlng
tuom to deslst.
Miss Qertrude Lbland went to Rutland,
Monday, as a delugate from Uotliany (Jhrls
tian Endeavor Soclety. in place of Mrs
H. M. O.lell, who waa detained at home by
tbe lllnoss ot Mr. Udell.
Thb plcture.framlng departmont of the
Montpelier Book Storo haa been purchaaed
by Edward Sawyer. It will be moved to
the rooma of tbe Capital Electrto Com
pany, acroas the Btroot.
Fred Oarr was knoekod insonBible last
Thuraday evenlag, whlle ridlng a wheol, by
crntt nc in co llslon with ii. r. lounc
Crr was taken to hls homo ln a hack. Hls
luiuriea wero not serlous.
Morris H. Collins, the long-tlme shlp
plng clerk for the Colton Manufacturiug
ilmnnimv. bas reaicned and is to co on
tho road aa a postal clork. Hls ruu will be
from St. Albans to Boaton.
Tiir annual meetlng of the Vormont Bar
Aasociatlon ia to bo hold ln Montpelier on
Tuosday, Oetober 13. tbe opening day of
supreme court. A hauquet will bo served
at the Pavlllon in the evenlng.
Jed Holt of Woodbury fell, laat Satur
day, from a bullding on Berlin aldo, and
brouo ono shouldor. Uo was takon to hls
home ln Woodbury aftor hls lnjuries had
boen attonuou to uy a pu;sician.
Rbv. O. F. Davis of Plymouth. Maaa
nroached at Trlulty church laat Sunday
mornlng, and conducted tho servlce for
young men at the rooms of tho Young Meu'a
Uliriaiian absociiuioii ounuay aitoruoon.
GitoiiOK Tosnky, tho alleged proprletor of
tho saloon on Elm stroet tbat waa ralded
last week by Sherlff Collins and Deputles
Uraves antt unaae, uas ueeu roleaaed on
ball of 8S00. Fred A. Standisb entored as
suroty for hlm.
Chester E. Carey of nanover. N. H
who was employod in the Arnui oflico
vears aco. commlttod suleide at Hau
over last Friday by ahootlug hliuself tbrough
the bead. Deaponilouoy, cauaod uy poor
bealtu, waa the cauao.
Amono thoae from Montp3ller who weut
on tho oxourslon to New York ou Tueaday
wero Georce lt. Ehle, W. W. Brook, J. Q.
Ailauia. II. G. Alexander. Miss Gertrude
MHlnecke, Mrs. Mlnule Marab, Mlsa Ltzzle
UtluiBou anu Miss Martiu.
.Toskvii Lonoway. wbo was ilotentod sov
oral weeks ago lu Btoallng money from the
oaah drawer lu tha moat niarkot of II. C,
Holmes, was taken to the Stato Iudustrlal
BchOOl at vergennes iust oiuuuuy uy opu'
cial Oliicer u. b. wuituor.
A. J. ltowK had chargo of tho rooms ot
tho Younc Men's uumtian Association dur
inf tho abaenco of Secretarv D. M. Snonce.
who attended the Intorstato conveutlon for
Vormont and Now llntnnslilm l,nl,l lu.t
weok at Manchostor, N. II.
REV. L. P. TocKRR of Nortbilnlil l.mtnrn.1
laat Thuraday ovonlng boforo tho students
of tho Montpelier Somlnary on " Tho Sym
motrlcal Devoloptnotit of Manklnd." Sev
oral from down town attended, and tho loc
turo was thoroughly oujoyed,
Tiir city treasuror'a oflico has boen a busv
place, day and ovonlng, durlng tho paat
week. Last ovening the tlmo oxplrod for
obtalnlng the four per cent diacount, and
tho tinpald tax bllls will now be placed in
tbo liands of Shorlff Bancroft for collectlon.
Tiir fnnoral of Patrlck Honrv of Berlin
was hold last Sunday afternoon from St.
AugtiBtlno'a churcli, Rov. V. J. O'Sulbvan
olllclatlng. Mr. Henry was a stono-cutter,
lormeriy ln tuo eiupioy ot i.yuoh & wc
Mahon, and was a qulot, lnduBtrlous cltl
zen. Rrv. L. L. Breman nroached and con
ducted qiiartorly meetlng at Wilmington
laat Suuday. Hoaud Mrs. Beeman left last
Monuay lor iTovidonce, k. i , to attenu ino
flrst goneral conftirenco dlBtrlct Epworth
Loague conveutlon, now in sosaion in that
city.
Lrvi A. PnnaoNs has a rocord on oats this
yoar that ia hard to beat. From flvo acrea
lio ralsed 450 buahola of prlmo graln. So
well headod were they that tho threshlng
machlne ot L. E. Doton throshed 230 bu.ah-
els of tliom in flvo houra ono day last
woek.
Several inombors of tho Barro Hlcyclo
Club and the Montpelier Club are plauning
for a "contury"run next Tueaday lf tho
weather is favorablo. Tho courso will bo
betwoon Barre ainl Montpelier and over
many of the prlncipal stroets of thoae two
cities.
Mns. F. I. Pitkin and Mrs. Hattlo WU
lard havo followed the example aet thom by
F. V. Bancroft and B. M. Shepard, and
have rostgned as membora of tho Church ol
tho MosHlah cbolr. The alnclnc for the
preseut at that church will be In chargo of
tho Ladles bocioty.
Tiir advauce salo of soats ia very largo
for tho furewtll bonoflt to F. W. Bancrolt,
to be clvon lu Blanchard Opera Houso this
evoning. Mr. Bancroft will glvo hls song
lecture entltled "Songs of Home and Couu
try," and the occaslon la lookod forward to
wltn great lutoroat.
At the renuoat of O. F. Dudlev. the dt
rcctor. the members of tho Choral Unlon
will meet. noxt Frlday evoning at Whltcomb
iiaii lor tho nurno.se oi (iiscassinc tne pro-
lect of startluc another sorlei of rebearaals.
All the oiu memuers, anu au muaiciaus, aro
cordlally lnvited to ua preaont.
Gharles, son of W. C. Patton, received a
paluiul Injury last week by stepplng on a
wlre nail. Tho nail went entiroly tbrough
tbo foot, and tbrough tbo ahoe near the in-
sten. It was romoved by a nbyslclan. and,
unless lockjaw intervones, tho lad'a Injuriea
wiu not ue ot a msting cnaracter.
A new time-tahle coos into ollect on the
Montpolier and Wells Rlver railroad noxt
aionuay iue iratn tnat now arrivos at
Montpelier from Wells Rlver at3:G0r. m.
ia taken off and tho mall train will arrlve at
G:0." P. M The auburban train that now
leavea for Barro at l:10r. m will leave at
1: 03 r. m.
A horse owned by an Itallan who llves
on tho Sahlu farm waudered into the Cen
tral Vermont railroad brldge, just west of
tho elec'.rio llcht statlon, laat Frlday nlght
The animal walked the tlea for about half
the longth of the bridgo aud thon fell,
wedging itself betwoon the timbers in such
a way that neceasltated kllllng it.
Thr foaat of St. Michael, patron saint ot
tho narochlal school in this city. was ob-
served Tuoaday mornlng by a servlce for
tbe chlldren at Bt. Angustlno's church, con
ducted by Rev. Father W. J. O'Sulllvan,
the nastor. At the conclualon ot tbe aar-
vlce. the puplls ot tbe Bchool were clvon a
miiiuay lor cua remainiior ot tuo uay.
Mrs. Hrnry B. Dalry was nuite bo
rlously iujured last Wednesday ovening by
being thrown from a buggy on State streot
oppoalto the reaidence ot Edward Dowoy.
A holo nau ueon aug ln tuo iom anu Mr
Daley drovo Into lt lu the darkness Ho os
caped wllh a sovere shaklng up. The exca
vation was not made by Road Couimis
alonor Roberta, but was dono by a private
lndlvldual.
VV. E. Laihd, aaslcnoo of tbo Insolvent
Perry Mannfacturlng Company, Btates that
tho partners in the concern havo turned
over to hlm real oatato valnod at 810,000,
and tbat about SO.OOO Is duo the flrm on
book account. Thus far the clatms flled
accrogato 814.000. The schedule of liabll-
itiea aud assets has not yet been flled, but
the prospects are tbat the loaa to credltors
will not hoheavy.
It la oxpected that the Wood Art Gal
lery will receive several additional palnt
ings whon it is moved to its pormanent
quartera in tbe now bnildlug at tho roar of
tbo Young Men'a Chriatlan Association,
now in procees of conatructlon. T. w,
Wood has been In St Peteraburg for sov.
oral inontli8, copylng somo of tbe rare
worka ot the old mastera, and somo ot
these at least will adorn the Wood Gal
lery.
In Washington couuty court. since Frl
day, tho case of Lvman W. Whltcomb et ux.
v. Wllllaui D. and Henry J. Smltb haa
been trled. Thia was a case of trpaaa
nuaro olauaum Tho ownerahln of a narrow
atrip of land, about two feet ln width, at
right angles with Main street lu tho city of
Barre, waa in iusputo. iue lauti ia eati
mated by ono of the attorneya to ho worth
about S50. w. A. lioyco lor piaintlita; J
W. Gordon for defendants.
Mount Zion Commandery. Knlchta Tom-
plar, tbrough C. H. Heaton, lts recorder,
haa sent to tho ominont graud recorder a do
tallod descriptlon of Slr Knlght E. D. Black
wnl . wlio has heen mlasinc Bince aoiuoui
her !), wlth a renuest that It he sent to all
CONTINUKD OK rOORTH PAQU.J
She uses tlie pan for a
mirror after cleauiug
it witli
Bon Ami
The Modern Cleaner.
RunnBii Stamts made to order by tha
Watchman l'ubllahlng company.
"The Richardson."
Tho LargCBt and Hnndsomcst Storo
ln tho Stato.
UNDERWEAR.
Wo placo on snle thia mornlng tho
moat cotnpleto lino of Fall and Winter
Underwcar cvor shown in this cltv.
We carty tho YpBllnntl, Bennington,
Cartwrlght & Warner'iJ, nnd othor woll-
known brantls. Unlon Sulta in all
sizes. See our window and got some
idcn of what you can Dnd ln this
departmont.
JACKETS AND CAPES.
New, chlc aud atyltBh, overy ono of
them. Now onea coming overy day.
Wo will show you with pleasurc somo
of tho handsoinest ond mo3t Btylish
Rarmenta you bnvo over seon. The
prices nro reasonnble thia yeor, and a
littlo monoy pcrmita you to bo well
dressed.
AUTUMN DRESS STUFFS
Are prettier than evor, ao rich nnd
handaome. Wo aro showing to-day
somo particularly flne palterns.
THE HANDSOMEST YET
Are our Ladles' Silk Wnists, prottlness,
nownesa andeconomycorabined. Look
era as wolcome aa purchasers.
McKILLIP & SMITH CO.
THB rtlOIIAHDSON DEPARTMENT BTOaEB,
Head of Church Street, . . Burlington, t.
IT IS A FACT
that thero ia nothing so cconomlcal or
suitablc at all tinica and on any occa-
aion for men's wenr a3 a Black Clay
Worsted Suit.
If it is for ovening, Sunday, or holi-
day wear, nothing is ao becoming to
any man or more appropriato than a
full suit of the above-nnmed fabric,
aud the same goods in a coat and vest
with a neat fancy worstod pant is a
most proper and digniQed dress.
Tho Blackfast Clay Worsted Suits
are considored by the loading fashion
able clothiora overywhere to be supo
rior in quality, make and flt to anything
in that line.
They are cut on tho latest custom
pattorns, in all ahapes and styles, and
guarantced to rotain the ahapo until
worn out.
TRAOK MJI H
ADAMS
THE
CLOTHIER
60 State Street.
NEW STOCK
-OF
J" ix st Roceived.,
Write ua for list and prices. Miil
orders promptly Olled.
COYE & TAYLOR
80 Churoli Street,
BURLINGTON,
VERMONT.
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WIU. 1IK IX-
Cambridge, at Hotel, tliis
weok, and in Undoi'liill and
Jericho soon.
Bxamination feo always
$2, oxoept where work is
done, tlion oxamination is
freo.
STATE
Eye Specialist!