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VERMONT WATOHMAN & STATE JOURNAL: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 18ftR.
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showed tlio enicloncy ol tlioao who tralnod
tliom.
Tlio ladlos of thoUnlvorsallBt cliuroli held
a iuaaq.uorado noclablo at Nathnn Harrlng
ton's on Wodtiuaday ovoning. It wns well
attended, aud thoru woro many pleaalng
COHtlllUeB.
Mrs Henrv Qulmby lias roturnod to lier
liomoln Boston. Tlio funorul of Mrs.
Ilonry Upton wns hold at her homu last
Mnnilnv. Mrs. Worcestor of Ulst
Montpelier 18 vialtlng nor sons, uohu
1J......1 ttmtt.... W.... .U(t..i1 tn Plllltl.
l'red.
tf uiinii. Ai.ru Tinnuu - ......
flnld lnHt. U'nnlr. :
: Mrs. Frod Moars nnd
Wllllo Mears go tbls weok to Norton, wlioro
Mt. MearB Ih ut work. : Sabin Miles
has returned from his sunmier work at tlio
Fabynn Houbi', Whlto Muiiutnliia.
Carl Huho has moved his fatnlly lnto tlio
Fred Meara toiieniont.
You'll use one-thlrd less of Ilarmless Soap.
Kust Iturro.
Mrs. E. E. Beoves of Lacoula, N. II., U
vlaiting at Itev. A. A. Suiith's,
W. E. Dow conimencod work on tlio cel
lar for anotlior Iiouho on Monday last.
II. I Chenoy Ih havlng a rooiu tlnlilied
off in bls muat markot, wlilcli la soou to bo
occupied as a reataurant.
Mra. Sarah Waterman. wlfo of Goorgo
W. Waterman 6f tlds placo, dled on tbo
14th Inst. after a painful illnesa. Slio was
born in Barre, Kebruary 11, 1830, and was
tho oldest daughtor of Samuol and Ablgall
Carpontor Klmball. Slio was llberally edu
cated, attendlng tlio acadomles at Thetford,
Nowlmry and Hradford. Hor tnarriago oc
curred lu ISTd, and hor lite haa moatly been
apont sinco that time on tho farm at East
Barre. Mrs. Watoruian was ln many wavs
b suporior wotnau. Sho commauded tho
rospect and osteetn of all who know her by
tho forco of hor Intelllgonco, her rcady wlt,
nnd many rare qnalltioH of head and hoart.
Although eho wa no Btranger to paln and
Bufferlng, hor cbeorfulneBS was proverblal
atnong her frlonda, and sho was alwajs
ouiluently soclal, and appreclated and on
joyod the companlonship of hor neighbora
and frlenda. She haa been a tnember of tho
Congregational church at Barre slnco 1801,
and a constnut attendant thero untll falling
lioaltb compellod hor abaonce. Iler last
days ozhlblted her patience and reslgna
tion, and her pathway to tbe gravo waa
smoothed by tbe Iovlng hands and conBtant
caro of her husband and aon, who are left
to mourn tbe Iobb of a deroted wlfo and a
klnd, lndulgent mother.
You'll ubo oiie-tlilnl lesa of Hannlosa Soap.
Bradford.
Hon. H. C. McDuffee haa been at Corinth
for a few days, attendlng a court at that
place.
P. B. Charnberlaln and famlly have moved
to tholr new rpiarters, the L, J. Brown resl
deace, recently purchaBed by Mr. Ohamber
laln's brotber, who la in feeble health.
A. It. Ilobba, of tbe firm of A. It. Hobbs
& Son of I'elbam, N. II., haa been ln town
tbe past few days, and, in coninany witb M.
G. Flandors, haa bought a carload of cowa
of extra qtiallty and grade. They were
Bhlpped laat Monday morning. It ia gen
erally conceded that Mr. Ilobba ia one of
tho very beat of judges of stock.
A republican rally bas been advortiBed
for the 23d of thlH mouth, and two proml
nent Bpeakera have been engagod, one of
tliom, John G. Orawford, who spoke tbere
elght yeara ago, belug one. Quite a delega
tlon from Bradford wont over at that tluie.
He Ia a very able speaker, and thero is no
doubt that many of our townapeople will
liear hlm this time.
Onr town and county havo again beou
lionored by the appolntment of T. A. Cliaso
as-chairman of coramltteo on mllitary
affalrs. Tbe poaitlon ia one of importance,
yet, with tho ability of Mr. Chaae and the
holp he will receive from other members of
the committee, tho military affaira will bo
transaotod in tlin proper way. The town of
Verchire may well feel proud of tho ap
polntment of thelr reapected citizen, S. IS.
Darllng, as chairman of tbe committee on
Btate's priaon.
Brookllold.
The Urookfleld boya had 'their annual
Bqulrrel-hunt and Biipper laat Saturday.
Ladd & Illodgott had a clearance Bale of
gooda at auotiou last Thnraday, and aro to
havo another Halethia week.
The Scbroeder famlly, who have occu
pied tho Itaymond cottago tho past biiih
mer, leave for thelr wiutor homo in Now
York City thia woek.
F. W. Newcomb, ngout of the Vermont
ISible Sociotv. tiaa been cauvaaBlni: tlio
town the past woek wlth refere nco to tbe
Bupply of Uibles in town.
The circular coulerence ol cliurclius ln
thia vlclnity was held at tbe Second church
on Tueaday of last week. The Hermon waa
bv Itev. 11. S. Gilman, who haa receutly
completed his theological courae of atudy ln
Germany. Ilut few pastors woro present.
aa aeveral wero ln attendance upon tbo
Sunday-scliool convontiou at liurllngton.
Several membera of tho Ohriatian En
deavor Societr met with MIhb Mlnnio Olark
laat Saturday aftornoon for the purpose of
doiuc Bome mlsBlonary worK lor tlie tsea
nian's Frii-nd Society, thelr intereat being
awakened by the addresses of Misa Mary
E. Frlnk, who apoko of tho work that waa
belng dono by that Hoclety ln the First and
Second churchea laat Bummer. Thelr work
waa inaking comfort baga for the sailora, in
eacb of whtch waa placed a Tnatament and
varloua artlcles neceaaary for tbe comfort of
tlio aeamen.
MrB. F. J. Partrldge and MIsb MaryUp
liam attendod tbe wedding of MIbb Rutli
Tlie New Lile Opti Pollcy
AND ENDOWMENT BOND
IBSUKD 1IY T1IK
National Life of Vermont
IS --
IT'graiits ftolltl iirotfctlon upon mutUdl plana at tlio
Inw est gUHrHHTfeil cnt.
T)s lnitnedlntulr jinyHbluun jiroof of ilo.itli. or,also,
tf h I ni.d, ut IIih riul of tlie iecllk'l lenn.
IX irovlUH for iayini'iit nf tho tnsuraucu procceds
on nrltton nriler of tlio Imureil,
ITIa lncoiitestablo alter two enr from itato of
Ibsuo.
ITIs Rntninatlcally nou-forfeltablo, Bftor Uireo
yonrn. for faco ainntinl.
ITKiiaranitMisiiiost lllisral, onilorioil caili,palil-up
and oiteiiilfil lnstiraiiOH valuea.
1T1 collatoral for lonm wlth tlio i:oinp.inr np to
tlie lliolt neciirod liy tlio Kiiarautccd casli value,
IT.pattlclpaii'i ln nrplua ilUtrlliiilloua aa ok'cted
liy tlio liolder, and all B IjIiii all llioiiauallnotll
oda of rurplua ailjiiatiuont kniiwii to liiaiiranco.
IT tilacea noicKlrlolloiiB ou rcaldeneo or travel.
JT1 not lni Jiiillctil by auy occuiialloii, liicluillni;
mllitary ai (I uaval acrvlco lu tlmo of war, attor
.twoyi'ara fiomdato of ixuo.
IT la t-rniioiiilcHl, loponti'atalilo, non.forfoltalile and
ttdjuatable-u pollcy of guaraiiteea.
S. S, BALLARD, General Agent,
AVIioolock Illoclc, Itarro, Vt.
Auotion
Octolier S3, 1H00, ut tou o'clock, A.M.,
I will sell at publlc auctlon, on tlio preinlaei In
Mlddlecx known aa tho Krmik (It-orRO inllla, ono
enKlueaud two bollura, wlth tho ahafilni;, pulleya,
eio. u. y j'AJ(liir..n il'lt, Aaaigueo.
Crano to Curtla Kent at tho realdonco of
Wllllam IlaBa, ltandolph, on TburBday of
laat week. Mlst Ada Ingrahatr, who
vlalted ln town lart weok, wont from bnro
to hor Blater'H ln 8t. .Tohnaliury. Mra.
Delia CaBo of Hoston ia vialtlng rolatlvos in
tiwn. - Dr. and Mra. Arthur Frooman
of Chlcago vlsltod frlenda in town laat
woek. John Green, who bas been re
palrlng and roino.lnlitig lila honse tho past
Bitmmer. ha It noarly comploted.
Dencon Wllllam Graves and Tnrenco Cala
gau are takltig thelr annual trlp to m uknt
wlibiidrovo of cattle. Mra Wllllam
Gravea recently roturnod from a vlslt to rel
atlves tn Now York. - Oharloa Smlth,
who lius rented the house owned by Oea.
tj, A. Olark for tho past fnw tnonths, will
movo to East Braintree in n fow woeka.
MrH. Marcus I'eck and Mra. Fred
Fullatn are among tho oxcuralonlsta to Bos
ton and vlclnity tbls week. Mrcus
Peck la on a bualnosB trlp to MnsaaohuBetiB.
Cabot.
Unlou servlcea will bo held in tho Meth
odlst church next Sutiday, Itev. S. G. I,owla
of Marahfleld ofllclatlng, morning and ovun
ing, in oxchange wlth Itov. J. A. Dlxon.
Tho flrt. of tho lecturo courso of tho
Cbrlatlan Endeavor Society will bo held lu
tbe Congregatlon,tl church on Frlday ovon
Ing, October 30, hy tbe Imperlal Quarlotto
of St. JobiiBbury, asalsted by Mrs. Anna
Spencer Frost, reclter.
Archte Stone, who broke one leg laBt wln
tor and lmB been ln Burlington for Bevoral
mouuiH iiuut r ireauneiu ior a uiaonnuii xuui,
cansed by the broken llmb, bas returued
bome. lila foot Is nearly reatored to ita
foriner Btrength. He ia inucli improved in
bodily health and ia ablo to go wltuout the
ald of a crutch.
Tho Ijower Vlllago Reading Clrcle mot
last week Monday oveulng at Ira F. Hainea'
to reorganize. Mra. M. S. Ilaines waa
cboseu presldent, Mra. Lee Shortt and Mr
B. T. Elmer vice-presldenta, MrB. M. I.
Wheelor secretary, and Wondall Hlckle
treaauror. A very pleasaut evenlng was
spent, thlrty-four belng present. Tbo next
meotlng will be wlth Mra. (Jordolia Loomla
on Thursday evoning.
Carl Fisher Ia attendlng tho vetorlnary
college in Toronto, Canada. Itev. II.
L. Uartwoll will tako a week'a vacatlon,
golng to Maasachusetts on tbo oxcurBion. In
conaequence, there will bo no morning aor
vIceB ln tho Congregatlonal church on Sun-
dav. Mra. Jennle ItocerB and aon
Earl apent part of last week in Montpelier
wltu our reprepresentativo, li. u. itogors.
Ilonry Ilills goea thia week Wednes-
day to LeominBter, Masa., to visit his
brothor Isaac. 1 Mra. It. O'Nell and
son go on tbe oxcursiou to Boston tbls
week, accompanled by several otliers from
this town. S. Swerdfeger goes this
week to Boaton and New York to obtain
rnedlcal treattnent for one of Lila knees,
wlilcli has troubled liim for several years.
You'll uae oue-tlilrd less of Harraless Soap.
Calais.
Thoro ia to be a cotillion narty at Memo-
rial Hall on Frlday evening.
There is to bo a serlea of revival meetlnca
at the ChrlBilan church, commenciugThura
day evenlng.
There were 1C0 or more prosent at II. E.
Ilawkins' buskiug on Saturday ovoning,
busking 400 baBkets of corn.
Many livea of usefnlneaa have been cut
sbort by noglect to break up an ordiuary
cold. Pneumonia bronchltiaanil even cou
sumption can be avertod by tho prompt use
ofUneMlnute uougn uure. w. js. ierriu
& Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Kust Calais.
Mr. and Mra. Wllllam Lefller of Ports-
mouth, Va., arrlVr-d ou Saturday and are
vislting relativea hero. MrH. Lefller will be
reuiembored as Mary uammuml.
Mrs. Lucy (Flandors) Ilammond dled a'
the rebidenco of her daugbter, Mrs. O. It
Dwlnell, Oct. 10, from injurlea recelved
by a fall three weeks beforo. She was born
in Warner, N. II., Now 3, 1812, and was
marrleu in loSJ to Jamea M. iiammonu ot
WindHor, Vt., removinc, a few years later,
to Calais. Iu 1807 they went to Shcplere,
Wla. Mr. Hammond dled and was buried
thero lu 1872, his wife reiurniug to Calais,
wliero slio sncnt tlio remalnder ol lier llie.
Slio was Bustalned througe her lifo by her
Htrong Univeraallat falth, auil It brigliteiied
atlast, through long bours of Intenso Biiffer-
lng, tlie way she was nnxlous to go. lim
fiineral rites wero held Sunday, Itov. Ij. F.
Fortuey and MIhh E. II. Goldtbwaite olll-
clating. One son and daugbter are leftto
mourn tlie loss ot a motlier wlioso lianilB
were ever eniployed iu dolug somethiiig for
tneir coniiortanit lor tno goon oi ouiera.
You'll ubu oue-third less of Harmless Soap
Cliolscu.
C. E. Qodfroy has been appointed collec-
tor of taxes, In place of O. II. Copeland, re-
movt il Irom town.
E. B. Dickinson bas sold tbe house In tho
tuiper villaco now occupied by A. M. Bnrn
haui to 1j. M. Towner of Orange for 8370,
poasosslon to bo giveu Aprll 1.
Tho board of clvil autbority will oieet at
tbe town clerk'a olllco on Saturday after
lioon, to mako changes ln the che.ck 11st
preparatory to tbo preaidential olection.
Hale K. Darllng and Maybell M. Ilydo
wero married at Dr. A. B. Smlth'a on
Wedneadav noon of last week by Itev. Mr.
Shormau. They left at once for a brief trlp
to Burlington and Montreal. and returned
homo Saturday tilght to begin bousekeeping
lu tlie Norton uouae.
At the late annual tneeting of the Amerl
can Board of Commissionera for Foreign
Miaaioua. held at Toledo, Otilo. Itev. l)r.
William II. Davia waa cbosen a uiember of
the prudential committee of the board.
Thia committee, havlnc ita headquarters ln
Boaton, haa charge of all the foreign misslon
work ot the Congregatlonal cnurcuea.
The "kldnapping" caae on Monday ot laat
weeK mignt no made into a senaationai
storv. The factB are tbese: Mrs. Carrle E
Norrls of Lexington, Mass., a daugbter of
Carlton Slack. whlle ln town for a lew Uays,
became satlsfied that her elgbt-year-old
brotber Frank would bo better ofl in her
liome than in their father's, and obtained
Eermiaaion for hla abaence from scbool from
ia teacber. took lilm wlth her to South
Royalton, whero they took tho train for her
liomo. It ia generally conaldered that the
matter Is well onough as it ia, and had bost
be let alone.
IS. 11. Auatna, ,Ir.. lias rented a part o
Mra. Copeland's house. George Fullor
and wlio have roturnod to town from Ijow
oll, Mass., and have moved into the Kimball
hoiiHe ln tlie lower villaco. Wilder II
Dearborn is at Montpelier, worklngas nlgbt
porter ut tlie Montpelier Ilouse tliroiiuli tlie
Heaalon. Dau. 11. Smllli and wlfo of
New York Clty uro maktug thelr annual
vlslt at tho Orange County Hotel.
Mrs. George Hutciiluson imil daugbtura are
to remove tnis weeic 10 l-ineuurHt, xh. u.
whero Mr. Hutciiluson hus been for bouio
tlmo. Itov. U. F. 1'trtrldgo of llau-
dolph Centor preachod at tho Methodlat
church on Sunday mornlng.oxehanglng with
UUV. Air, JVI1B11.
Kust Corinth.
The crenmery pjld ItB patrona sevonteeu
conts for September lmttor,
C, It. Tasgart will glve n recltal ln the
church next Frlduy evenlng tinder tlio
ausplces of tbo Cbrlatlan Endeavor Society.
Mrs. Charlea II Waltors, who vlsltod lu
town laat week, hus returned to her hoine
in Braintree, Mass, W. It. Kowlaud
was at homo from Il.irre over Sunday,
Itev. H. W. Ilatoh was nbseni from
the pulpit ou Suuda, and Itev. Mr. Fauncu
gitvo H very mtere.silug talk. : John
Jlcljaiichlaii and frlentl, Mr. Wlilto of Bos
ton, woro In town lust week, vlsltitig at It.
G. Moliuuchlati's,
West Corlntli.
It. II. Willlams haa au apple-treo that is
wortby ot mentlon. It la nearly or qulto
ono hundied years old, aa It ia knowu to
have bome applea over elghty years
ago, and now maaaurea, uroiiiiil tlio
trunk uear tho ground, twelvo feot and four
itichea. It haa horno this year fortj-ano
bunhola ot fluo applea.
0. a. Bohonon has boon slck tho past two
or threo wooka, and Ia stlll conllned to hla
bod. Charlea A. Smlth of Montpelier
was hero last week and aot n tilce Sootcji
granlte famlly iiioimiinnt for It. II. Wil
llams. Mrs. Darlua Maynard of Ijow
ell has been tiklng caro of br daugbter,
Mra. Gllos Kenyoii, tho past fow wooka.
W. Konnliton, who has been slck
for tbo past few weeks, la ablo to rldo out.
:calvin Alorrlll ol Kisi iiaveriuii. n.
H., recently vlalted his daughtor, Mra. John
Fltts, and other rolatlves In town.
Mlsa Mary A. Martlu oxpocta to mako her
bouio at George Heath's, at tho Corner,
tbls wlnter. - Carl Bohonon of Chelsea
vlaltod his brotber, 0. S. Iloliouou, last Slt
nrday. Alno threo aona. with their wlvea,
and a daugbter from adjolnlng towns havo
vlslted lilm tbo past week. " Mra. S. C.
Nowinau has been sullorlug for aomo tlmo
from neuralgla In hor faco and lioud. Iler
brotber from Topshitn was hero to seo her
last week.
North Duxbury.
Soveral atteuded the danco at tho old
Burke houae last frlday nlgbt.
Camp Wlllard haa cloaod for tho season.
Mr. nnd Mra. D. StovetiB will apicd tho
wlnter ln Iliwerhtll, Masa.
Mth. Martlu Barry of Sonth Burlington la
Hpimllng a fow daya with hor pironts, Mr.
and Mra. Hlchard Burke. 1 Mra. Major
Greeuo of Waterbury vlalted at Ij. J.
Durkee's last week. 1 Danlol Ituas of
Morristown la spendliig a few days witb his
aunt, Mrs. h. J Dnrkoe. Mlloltavelln
haa moved into tho house vacated by Josepb
ltnvelin. bo movlnc to Uliarlos suerman's
placo lu tho south pirt. of tho town.
George llasklns ot Barre his moved tn wlth
his father. , Ernoat Qrimth, of tho
south part nf the town, has moved tuto one
of J. A. & L. Durkee'a housos and will
work for thotn thia winter. Mrs. Wes-
ley Ingalla of North Fayston vlsltod at A.
F. Norton'a over Sunday.
Many pollllcul speakers, clorgymen, Blng-
ors and otliers who uso tbo volce oxces
Blvely, roly upon Ono Mlnuto Oough Curo
to prevent husklness and laryngttis. ItB
valuo aa a preventive is only equaled by lts
powor to alforl lnatantaueous reitei. w.
E. Terrlll & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
South Duxbury.
S. Somerville has a niir of fancy cattlo
wblch woigb 3,055 pouuds.
Princo Olark haa moved to Moretown.
Iloy Atklna has taken hla fathor's
farm for a year. Goorge Johnson haa
hlrod a part of Georgo Androws' house and
moved ln. Frank Atklns of Liowb-
vllle has moved into the mlll-houae. :
Don I'hllllps haa moved into the Johnson
houao on tho hlll. Mra. Sarah Grlfllth
la vlatting her non, Melvln Hadley.
Mrs. Albert Phlllips and Mrs. Walter
Turner are sick. Itev. C. S. Hulburt
attended tbe conveution at Burlington.
: Our scbool superlntondent, II. G.
Ward, Ib on duty vlsitlng schools.
You'll use oue-third less of Ilarmless Soap.
Kust Montpelier.
Tho Fowler bridce is completed and
regular trafllo ls once more resumed be
twoeu this vlllige and Plainfield.
Tho musical conventlon. under tbe direc-
tlon of 0. F. Dudley, at the vlllago hall, last
week, was well attended and a decidod auc
cess. Thero will be a cotillion narty at tho vll
lago hall next Saturday evenlng. Good mu
sic will ba furuished and overybody ls cor
dlally invlted.
The people of tbls vlclnity wore glven a
rare treat last week, when Prof. Charlea F.
Dudley, who bas had twenty years ex
prienceln conductlng chorusea, had one
of bia beat muaical conventloua. Tho cho
rua was large, enthuaiartlo and seloct. Tho
grand chorus.at the coucert, Frlday ovoning,
showed Prof. Dudley's ability as a dlrector.
Mlsa Harrlet M. Foater volunteored her
valuablo servlcea und was a great ald
throughout tho convontiou. At the concert,
Sauiuel 0. Currlor of Uanville cave several
selectiona which brotigbt forth very hearty
applause. Mtaa ulura llouguton, soprano,
of Barre endenred berself to all lovera of
iiiubIc Dr. K. li. Cleavea of Montpelier
alao roudered valuablo assiatanco by skilful
managouient ot ma vionn. j'rot. ueorga
W. Dudley. lurltone. of Boston was pres
ent, alao renderlng viluable assiatinco und
recelved a hearty welcomo from his many
frivnda. Great credit ia duo the committee
in charge, und it Is hoped there may be
many moro aucb occasioua.
Mra. E. P. Norcross went to Boaton last
week for n tnontb'a viait to relativea and
frienda Hattlo Severanco of Mont
pelier Ia on a vlslt to her aunt, Mra. C. C.
Wlllard. Mrs. F. E rorkltiH and lier
son Walter of B irllngton aro vlsitlng Mra.
Perklna' mother. Mra. Ann Burnhaai
U. E. Sprague haa returued from a week'a
absence ln Groton. Alexander .Tarvla
ia conflned to tho houae witb au abiceHa on
his sldo. : Itov. Josoph Cobb is in
Portland, Malne, this week, attendlng tho
Univeraallat couferonco meotlng, now lu
seHsion thoro. J. M. Wlllard is apond-
inc u few days in Boston tbls week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ilonry Dancauae are tlio
proud parents of a aon, born last week
Mr. and Mra. L U Town aro prepar
ing to movo to Barro. Mia.M. J. Holt
ol South Woodstock visited at C. M. Ham
blln'a laat week. Merton Gray of Boa
ton waa ln town last week, vialtlng relativea
and frienda.
You'll useono-tblrd leasof Ilarmloaa Soap,
North Montpelier.
The sad Intolllgonce of the deatb of Na
thanlel Davis of Somerville. Mass., was ro
celved hero on Saturday aud came liko a
abock upon tbls vlclnity, whero bo waa so
well and intimately known. Mr. Davia,
witb several other gentlemen, wns upon
his way to Newton statlon on the Boaton
and Albany rallroad, to tako a train, theu
almoat due, to Boaton. IIo left tbe reat of
the party to tako a Bhorter route to tbe
station by way of tbe railroad track, and,
turougti some miaunueratanuing upon uta
patt, was run down by tbe Boston express
tralu. Deatli mus; liave been inatanta
neoua, aa hla body waa! badly mangled
Mr. Davis waa born on tbe old Davia bome-
Btead, near this village, iifty-nlne years
ano last July, and llved there contluuously
untll, about ten yoarB ago, bo weut to Bos.
ton to introduco a refrigerator and water
cooler lnto the larger marketi, llti had
orcanized a atock cotupany for the manu
facture of tliom upon a larger acale. Hla
remalna wero broucbt to thia vlllaee. bia
funeral belng at the church here laat Sun
day. Kev. Joaonu cobb. our pastor. ouiclat
lng. Tbe Ititerment waa at tho cemetory at
tbe East Vlllago, and tho preaence of his
many relativea, neighbora nnd frlenda was
n mule but oxpreaslve teatlmony to the
very hlgb esteem In wblch he was held ln
hla chl dhood boule. Tbo deen aud hoart
felt sympathy of the ontlre comuiuntty is
witb the bereaved famlly ln thia sudden aud
unprepued-lor atlllctlou.
CiiitoMO conatlpatlon is a palntul, dls
ugreeablo aud llfe-sbortenlug dllllculty. It
lerani;ea tho ayatem, causea alck headacbe,
had breath aud polsoua tho blnod. It can
be readllv overcome by Do Wltt'a Little
Erly Hisera. Theso little pllla aro great
regulatora. W. E. TerriU & Co., .Mont
pWier, Vt.
KlllBtOII.
Henry W. Dana ia buildlng a now liouco
near tlie clapboard aud Bhiuglo tnlll otS. J
and II. W. Dauu.
The hnsltlng-beo at V. 0. Bragg's, laat
Thuraday evenlng, wns well atteuded
Cako and cnlTeo wero served.
Mr. and Mra. J. M. Thnmpwn of Itm
dolph Hpeut a few days vialtlng tno pa
reutal bouio of Mr. Thouiison
John B. Cliaso of tbls town and Mlsa Bos
sie Cbase of Bristol wero unlted lu limr
riago by Huv. J. F. Buzzell on Thuraday of
lust weeK
You'll uae one-thlrd loaa ot Ilarmleaa Soui
North Fayston.
T. U. McCarty had some mnohluery ant iu
lilu mlll last week Tho onglno aud other
upparatus for bia creamory arrlved last
week.
J. Hnot was ln towu tho past week,
Mrs, T. J. Souiervlllo baa gone to St, AI
bana to vlalt. Mr. nnd Mrs, V. D
Grlfllth wore lu Barro laat weok.
Ohrlntophor Corso of Duxlmry has boiigbt.
and moved hla fam ly to tho tiUon owned
by Alhro I'orter Mra. Nnihan t)ui.
bar lias bought Lawreuco E itou'a farm and
will tako poaaosalou lu March.
Hartlwlck.
progrosslng llnoly
Work
streot.
la
on Wolcott
Mra. l'armonter dled Frblay morning,
and her lioly w.ts takeu to Washln ttou for
burial.
Mr. Alinon stntoa tl wo shalt havo
olectrlc llghta wlthln two wooka at tho
lnteat.
Dnn't forgot tbe alatn of tho flrst enter
talnment of tbo leotnr't courao thia weok
Frlday nlgbt, October 23.
Wnllio Hlll la at work for V S. Fisb.
Mra. II. S l'eck of B irllngton vl
Ited at Mrs. Judevlno'aover Sunday.
Floronco Tltus rrturns to Bosmhi on Wnd
nesday. Mra. Dr. J. F. Shuituck of
of Wells lllver Is vialtltig at I A. 8liat
tuck'a. Mrs. G. Ij Orton la working
iu tho post-ofllce for a fow days.
aiuralillold.
Thoro Is to be a harvest. concert and sup
per at tho Methodlat church on Thuraday
ovoning.
On October 25tli the paator ut, tho Unlver
sallst ohu cli will discourse upuu tho auli
Joct " Spirltual Asplratlon."
Tbe chlcken-ple Bttppor at tho Univorsal
iat veatry on Saturday oveulng last waa a
tlnancial undaojiat succesa.
Itev. J. A. Dlxon of Cabot will oxcIihmbo
wlth Itev. Samuol Lewis at the Methodlat
church noxt Sunday, morning and evenlng.
Mra. E. E. Wells ot Calais la In town
anperlntondlng hoiiio repalra and Improve
ments upon hor houae here. She la tnaalug
her homo with Mrs. C. E. Itoblnson during
hor stay.
Desplto tbo severe raln storm on Sunday
evenlng, thero was a goodly number in at
tendance at tho praiae aervice at the Unl
versallat church and a helpful dlscuaalon
was uau oi tno suuject " uope."
Among tboso who expect to start for Boa
ton on the excuralon are Mra. W. II.
Meara, Mrs. E. N. Mears. Aldon Winch
and his mother. Mrs. Mark Mears wont a
weok ago to vlalt frienda in Lowell, Boaton
and vlclnity.
Tbo younu peonlo havo ornanlzed a vll
lago improvomont aociety and will play a
drama tbe second week tn November, tbe
proceeds to go for sldewalks and llgbtlng
the vlllago. As they could not get tho vea
try on lavorablo terins, they have Becured
tho school-house hall and aro puttlng ln a
stago for thelr purpose.
Tho creamory seoms to bo a settled fact.
At the meetlng of thestockholders, last Sat
urday, they organlzed by electlng Ira H.
Edaon temporary clerk; O. II. Smlth, A. N.
Bllaa, O. D. Cole, J. W. Mears and George
Wheelor. directors: 11. u. McCrllll.s, C.
C. Bent and J. Burton Pike, audltors. Tho
directors are putting in soine time thia week
vlsitlng creatnerles and getting roady to be
gin busineas.
"Chlp"Ennia baa bought the J. A. Cil-
ey place ot Dennls Lamberton.
Archie Cole went to Boaton laat Monday
Mra. G. F. Bllss. Mra. E. V.S nencer
and Archlo Cole attended tho muaical con
ventlon last week at Eaat Montpelier.
MrB. Mark Mears and dauchter
Mabol are vislting iu Maasachusetts.
M. F. Sargent of Ryegate was in town last
Saturday, buylnghogs. Warren Meara
waa at home from St. Jobnabury over Sun
day. Edward Hamllton ot St. Johns-
uury was in town over aunuay.
Naliatn Kldder, ot tlie uoaton pollce forco,
la ln towu vialtlng his mother, who ia aick.
J. isurton i'lko attended tlie luneral
of Mrs. J. A. Wlng at Moutnaller laat Sun-
lay. Samuel Cole aud II. Hadlnck
wero in Morrisville on buslnesa last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Burpee of
Burke vlalted Mrs. Mark Bllss, MrB. lliu-
Btuck a nail half through hla foot last week.
As a rcault, goes on crutches. Mrs.
Helen Tbompon, wlfe of Judge L. H.
Thouipson ot I usburgh, vlalted her unclc,
Ell Edaon, laat Thurflday und Friday.
You'll use one-thlrd less of Ilarmless Soap.
Moretown
Thero aro many casos of jaundlco lu
town. It seems to bo almost an etildemio.
The Ladlea' Ald Society will hold an
exporieuce.Boctal at the town hall next
Jfmlay evenlnir. Tlie entertalnment will
couslat of "pomes," tolling how each lady
earned lier dollar, attor wlilcli cako aud
coffeo will be served. All are cordlally in
vlted. Nowbury.
Mra. Albert Corlias haa eatabllahed a
branch studio at South Ryegate for a sbort
timo.
Prof. Campboll, from Hanover, preachod
at the Congregatlonal church laat Sunday
morning at the uaual hnnr to a largo and
appreciatlve congregation,
Itov. G. C. McDoucall. the Methodlat
preacher at the town-houaeand Boltnnville,
preached iu tlio Methodlat church Sunday
morning iu oxchange with Itev. A. W.
Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. AndrowB wero at
Gouldsville last week, attendlug tho dedl
catlon of tbo now Methodlat church at that
place. Mra. J. B. Woodard from Plymouth,
N. II., waa lu charge of tho drug atoro in
Mr. Andrewa abaence,
Miaa Mao B. Ford took her fathor last
8aturday to tbe first rlde alnce bia aerlous
lujury on tho comtnou whilo rldlng on a
mowiug-macliine. some tnreo montua ugo.
Tho mauy frleuds of Mr. Ford and famlly
wlsii lie may iuuy recover nis neaitu
agaln.
The Methodlat aociety unlted wlth the
Congregationallats on Sunday eveulng to
llston to tbo lecture by Mra. Khair Allah,
a natlve ot Damaacua. Iler time, thua far,
siuce sbo was twelve or fifteen years old,
baa been apent aa a missionary. Ou account
of the beavy fall of raln in the ovoning, tho
audieuce was small, but was very apprecia
tlve ot lier lecturo.
Mrs. Henry Meserve ls iu town vialtlng
old acquatutancea. Mra. R. G, Ltug
waa caued to liauovor to neip Ciiro tor iir
danghter, Mra. Johnson, Mra. Johnson haa
rccovered so aa to bo moved uome laat weeK.
Landlord Sawyer waa In Mauchea-
ter, N,
U., laat week. Mra. Downa
father, Roawell Lelghton, from
and her
Groton, visited her brothor.
Krank V
Leli'hton, on Stturday. , T,
O. Koyea
ls lu Boston this week buylng new fjoods
Wells Itlver.
Mrs. Hale, who has been Blck for several
weeks, Is ablo to be out.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lesllo of Melroso,
Mass., spent Sunday wlth tholr sister, Mrs,
15, 0. Graves.
Itev. U. G. aud Mrs. Btt(;bee atteuded the
stata Bunday-aohool couvuntion at BurlitiR
ton last week.
MIrs Flora Brock bas gone to Anhland,
N. II., to romain a fow weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Morrill.
MrB. Shattuck is vlsltinfi hor brotber at
Hardwick and will Joln her husbaudat Bur
lingtou on TburBday.
Winuato Jtunsoll was tbo rjueBt of lils
brotber, W. 11. Muusall, during tlie uiunical
conveution und over Suuday.
Work on tho water Bystem is nroKrossltir;
well. Tbe plpes aro nearly lald, und tho
poles sot for the electrio llulitH,
The teacher.i' ni6etlng last Saturday af
teruoon wub well attendt'd, thotigh but few
besldes tbo teachets were prosent.
Thu Bchools are dolug good ln nll depart
inents. The higli scbool hero will have ton
or more graduatr. Thoro la an lucreased
attendauce lu tuch rooiu, aud fow cases of
abseuce or tanlliuun.
I'lulnllold.
Mrs. L. L. Knapp nnd clilld vlsltod lu
Waterbury laBt weok.
L V. Fottney ls ropalritig bls teuotnent
hotiBa ou School Btroet.
Mrs, Jolui l'rutt, whoso husband ls tho
ineuiber of the leglslaturo from Concord,
was tho guest of ltuv. und Mrs, L. F, Fort-
uey during last weok, us wns alao Mr. l'ratt
over Sunday.
Nahutn Palmer lma roturnod from vlsitlng
relativea at Woodatock.
Dr. W. E. Lozello altonded tbo Vermont
Medlcal Aaaoclation ut St, Jobusbury last
Week.
E. E Yaw bas takon a farm ln Marsh
field and oxpects to occupy it about tho
tnlddlo of November.
The patrous of tho Cnpi'ol crenmerloi
wero pald for September bulter xioen and
otie-lmlf cents pt-r pound,
At tbe meetlng of tbo gun clitb on Satur
day nfternoon, Bert Towusetid led wlth tbo
Hcnro of 17 out of a posslble 25
A missionary Bervlco will bo held at tho
Congregatlonnl phiirob next Sunday ovnn
Itlgl bv the Yimtig l'eople's Society. Sltb
Jnct: "A Trlp to Aluska."
Tbe wlfe of Q, H Shlnn, D D., of Galos
burg, III., ltb her little aona Pbltle und
I'.ml, tho lii'ter now a atudent ln Goildard
Semlnnry, eru recent gnetts of MrB,
Shlnn'a btother.indaw, Rov. L. F. Fortney.
You'll use oue-third leas of Ilarmless Soap.
Topsham.
Tbe grapliopliont) cnncert In tho town
hall, lust Saturday evouitig, waa well at
tended. Itev. Samuol J.iokaon will proiicb In tho
Refonned Preabjt irlan church next Sunday
at half paat two o'clock.
South VVnldon.
The creauiery pild Ita patrona slxteen
cents for Septomber lmttor.
Tho "Clovor Club" will havo a box
sttpper at the vestry October 27.
Worthen Dutton and wlfe aro vlsitlng
thelr fatber and will return to Brookfield,
Masa., thia week. Walter Dutton and
wtte apent Sunday wlth thelr pirenta.
MrB. Newton Farriugtou la no better.
Waterbury.
The Ladlea' Ald Society of tho Motliodlst
church will raeet wlth Mrs. York this aftor
noon.
Elder George W, Tahor la a delegate to
tbe Advent Chriatlaa Conferenco, now
being held ln Vershire.
Itev. Arthur Titcomb of Springfleld,
Mass., will occupy tbo pulpit at the Con
gregatlonal church next Sunday.
Tho teacber of a scbool acroaa tbo rlvor ln
Duxbury asked a class of lada who could
tell the namo of the present governor of
Vermont. A bright kid qutckly ralsed his
band and replied, "John Durkoe."
The aunual rounion of the Fourth Ver
mont Itegiment ABSOciation will be held
ln the Grand Aroiy hall, Montpelier, Thurs
day, Oct. 29, at eleven o'clock ln the morn
ing. The ladlos of the.Woman'a Itollef
Corpa will kiudly provide rtfreahuients tor
them.
Charlea F. Underhill, the impersonator,
will give an entertalnment at the Congro
gatlonal cburcb on Wednesday eveulng,
Nov. 4. As a monologist, Mr. Underhill
bas no auperlor. Hla recital of "The III-
vala." clven here two years ago, will be re-
membired by many, and, no doubt, a very
wurin reception will bs awarded hlm.
Tbo annlversary of the VermoutBlblo Fo-
clety, to be held in Itepreaentatlvea' llall.
Tueaday evenlng, Oct. 27, will be of intol?st
to all. Tlio audress wiu e deiivereci ny
Itev. William Nasb Brodbeck, D.D., of Bos
ton. The annual meetlng ot the directors
will be held at 2:30 p. M., and the regunr
busineas moetiug at 3:30 r. m., ln Bethany
church, Oct. 27.
You'll use one-thlrd leas ot Harmless Soap.
Waterbury Centor.
Burt Buzzell ot Burlington apent a day
laat week witb lila parents.
A brotber of J. A. Gllmore. from Glovor.
vlalted hlm laat Saturday, remaining over
sunday.
L. W. Buzzell baa moved his stock of
boots aud ahoea from Stowe lnto the new
storo ln tho dooryard ot Mra. I'. E. Smlth.
Daniel Nelson, a natlve of thia placo, but
who now residea iu Coucord, Vt., was witb
his slater, Mra. II. E. Ilunter, a few days laat
week.
Mrs. E. B. Moody and her aunt, Mra. Ira
Sprague, vlalted relativea in South Royal
ton last Thuraday. Mrs. Spraguo returned
to her bome lu Glover, ou Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. N. Domoritt of Platts
burgh, N. Y., were the guests of Mrs. O. W.
Stearns last Siiturday and Sunday. Mr.
and Mra. Demeritt left on Monday for Cam
bridge, to vlslt Mr. Dameritt's father.
Among tboso who tako lu the Boston ox
curslon aro Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Watta,
who vlalt a son in Waltham, Masa.; Mrs.
M L. Dilllngliam, who goea to vlalt a
daughtor in Worcestor; Mrs. O. W. Davia,
who goea to Reading to aee her aon Merton
and hla famlly.
You'll uae one-tblrd leaa of Harmless Soap.
Williamstown.
A Bon was recently born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Itlddel.
Maynard Spencer haa been lald asido
from granito work tor aeveral days by sick
nesa. Mr. and Mra. Horbert P. Martln wero
guoats, laat week, of Mr. and Mra. Elam C.
Lewis of Rutland.
nenry Houao Ia omployed by Quarryman
Sanderaon, a brotber-in-law of Krneat Itld
del, ln buildlng a now house near thequarry
dlstrlct.
Mr?. James M. Bockett, some twelve weeks
ago strickeu wlth piralynis, llea ln a feeble
aud aufferlag couditlon, wlth little or no ap
parent prospect of belng any better.
By tbe dlgging of new aprluga of late,
and connecting with hia reaervolr, George
Beckett has been adding to tho water aup
ply for houaohold purpoaes ln our vlllago.
Frlenda and neighbora of Wallace W.
Martin, who Ia recovering from an illneas
of some weeks, recently perforined a
worthy deed ln busking hla corn for hlm.
Mrs. H. D. Abbott, now of West Ran
dolph, was vialtlng frlenda In town laat
woek. She ha latelv vlalted a brotber, aud
alao nee JlHs Ida Alnswortli, wlio aro 11 v
ing in Wisconaiu.
Rov. J. N. Perrin, Mrs. J. IC. Lynde, Mrs.
John Farnham and Miss Belle Hlbbard
wore ln ntteudance at tbe stato Suuday
school conventlon in Burlington, aa del-
scbool conventlo
oBatea, last week
James Powors of New Brunswick and
MIhb Mabel, daugbter of George W. Snvory,
were married last Wednesday, and aro
keoplng house lu one of Itov. Wllllam Scho
fleld's tetiomonts.
Mrs, Chester Martln has made rpilte rapld
progross of lato ln hor recovery from broken
boues. She U able to vlslt her only ronialn
ing siator, Mrs Oharles V. Ward of Burling
ton, who is crltlcally IU.
The lack of orders for granito work lust
n dw may lead to a matorlal leHsenlug of la
bor einployed at tbo shops for perhaps a
hmcer time than uaual this fall, Wlth Mc
Klnley's electlon, howover, lmttor tltnes aro
antlclpatod.
The publlcatlon of tho fact that Itev. J.
N. Purrlu, Bome little time ago, ofTered bls
reslgnalion for tho remalnder of this year
tbo tltne for wblch he was engaged us lnln
Ister tu tho Congregatlonnl church horo
hus led to coininutilcatloiiH fivni mluistors,
or thelr frleuds, outtldo, wltli referetico to
coiulug hero, It is now balluvod that Mr.
Perrin may cousetit to stay through tbo
year. Tlio weuKening oi tno tiiianciai con
ditlon of tho church, by deaths and re
muvals, may mako it a aerlous problem how
properly to sunUlu a UoiiRregatloiml inlnls
ter hero after tbls year.
You'll uso ono-thlrd leas of Hanuloss Soap.
It Is Pkhkkotlv Safk.A safo romedy
to use In tbe hounehold, especlully for the
trea'.ment of young chlldren, ls that which
bas been oxtonslvely trled, prnvon harm
less und efllcient at all llmes. Netirotlo Oll
lias buon jirjvinl, httudredsof tiines, thobest
llnlment in existonce, and ls lu dally ubo ln
tliousands of familles, It ctires every anlie
andptln at a inoiiiuiit.'s notice. Twenty
flve cents.
tatatii, Siumtcr t- Ihttitam
Establisliod 1842. Incorporatod 1892.
WOB.033STEH., 3VE.A.SS.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Tho JHack S lkB ptirchnsctl by our renrcscnlutlvc atleudlne tho auctlon salo
of John N. Slearii" & Sons of Now York
valucB. Tho qmilitics und styles aro A
preccdont ln tlie annnla of silk tradlnf;.
than over tho truth of tho old provcrb,
66 ctions Spcak ToxtcIgi Tliarx Wovds."
BAItGAIN NO. 1. An assorttnont of Now and Styllsh rncdiumlargo flcurca,
in Ulaok Hrocado Gros Grain, at an unheard-of price, 49c a yard.
IJAItGAIN NO. 2. Is a lovely quality Tuffett, of splendid Ilno body and
color for Llnlngs, KuflleB, l'ottlcoat
only 58c.
HAHGAIN NO. 3 -A Lustrous and
valuu 90c, for C5c. No flctitious or cxaggcratcd volues are quoted in our uds.
JlAItGAIN NO. 4. A licgal, Glosey, full luster Black Satln Ducheaao.
Excellent vbIuo at S1.00, C9c.
UAltGAIN NO. 5 A Handsomo, full handling, excollont wearing, regular
Sl 00 Black Grof Grnin Silk, 75c a yard.
HAHGAIN NO. 0. A largo variety of tho nowcet prize designs Festoons,
PluracB, Palm Leaves, Wavo CrostB, and other now etylo Brocades, magniflcent
qualily all Sl 25 und 1.37ic gooda. Your choico for 1.00 a yard. Any of theso
Silk8 aro just the thiug for Thanksgiving.
BAItGAIN NO. 7. Four Wonderful Numbors in Black Duchcsso 3itin,
Iirllliant, Sparkllng nnd Queenly in effect, for reception, church or promenado
wcar, at Sl 00, Sl 12J, S1.25 and S1.50 a yard. All theee are from 25c to 50c
a yard undcr prcaoiit markot value.
BAItGAIN NO 8. Threo ltemarkablo ValueB iu Black Peau do Soie
lovely poft flnUb, Ilt for any lady in the land. Compared with forraer or prtsent
eslablished price. tlicae quotations aro eimply ridiculoue Sl 00, Sl 25 and $1.50
a yard. Every yard of theso ia at leaat 30 per ccnt under prosent value.
FOR DEEP MOUItNING. A Now Silk now in-weavo, new in Onith, pcr
fcctly lusterlees, aupplying a long-felt nced, eapccially for full niourning, " Peau
do Ebeno," S1.25 per yard. Truo vilue, S1.75.
Samplea forwarded promptly on requoet to our MailOrder Department.
BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM
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ulationnow-
jevrcseuw
Black Broaclcloth
Wide Yelvet Collar,
dollars as there is
price for a few days
HOW
For a Few Days.
Ten dozen of
Damask Towels,
cents each.
Fifteen dozen Fring-ed Huck Towels,
18x36 inches, worth 15 cents, at only 10
cents each.
Ten pieces Crash, Bleached and Brown,
worth 8 cents, at 6 cents. (We reserve
the rig'ht to restrict the quantity on any
of these goocls.)
Our SpeGial Bargain for Saturday, October 24 1
Three pieces 50-inch all-wool Dress Goods
fancy mixturos.
m
soason's goods, and is worth 75c por yard.
Our Special Price for Saturday, Octoher 24,
only 49c pev yard. Not more than two
dress patterns to a custoincr.
CILLEY Sl ABBOTT
will catiso n rnvolutlon ln tho sllk
No. 1, and pricos posltlvcly wlthout
Tho publlc ls comlng to realizo moro
Sllpa and Skirts. Tho ububI 7Cc grado,
Elegant, Itich Color, Pcau dc Soie
GO., - - WORCESTER, MASS.
- 1alm
-iMoney iieinu
CAy(','r",o,lT " : , vermont .nd
...,l1pe5Ctllie,t
TC.T,t the imtB-j - rioi.eHX"i
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. nillTll'tli V"- " -r... I
jnveBtmei.t
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ctocYt Btil tcim jTjiy-tcn,1
v
Double Capes with
as good a cape for five
on the market. Our
only $3.98.
17x35 inches All Linen
worth 12 1-2 cents, at 9
This small lot is this