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VERMONT WATCHMA1S & STATE JOUltJNAl , WEDNESOAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1897,
Wntcrbiiry Fair,
ZUnenincoiit 'Wcnthor-lnrBe Attomlnnco
A Gront Succvas.
Tlio Wlnooakt Valloy ARtloulttuat Soclo
ty liohl lts lilinh annual fair on tholr
groumls acroBS llio rlver, Beptotnber 7, 8
and 0. Tho supoib woather of each ilay,
for whlck tho soclety Bbould ronder a voto
ot thanks to old "Probs," and tho ceutral
locatlon ol tuo grounda urouRUt orowds
froui all dlrootlons, raany comlnp; froin
towna ln Chittenden and Lamolllo countlos.
Tho uianaRomont Bpared no offotts ln pro
vlilluR attractlons for .atlinlrers of horso
(IobIi and tho genorous otfers of ptlzoa for
Bpood, had tho effect intonded, and an un
uaual reproaentatlon of fast uoraos woro
preaont. Gontlomon's drlvlng horaes and
lirood marea wlth colts wero woll repre
sontod. Tho oxlilblt of cattlo waa Rood and
a fair sbow of sheop and hogs. Floral Ilnll
preaonted a noat appoarance, bnt waa not
ovorcrowded. Tbe ahow of neodlowork
waa flne, alao of cut flowera. Tho gardon
and dalry producta wero falrly reprcaented,
JTrult and vegetable8, owlnjr to tho unfavor
ablo eeason, waa better than ezpoctod. Tbo
flrat day, aa usual, was a bUBy ono for both
tho ofllcorB and ozhlbltors. Gontlomon's
drlvlng borsea and uiatobed toams woro ox
hlblted ln tho afternoon, followed by a
gamo of baao ball. Tho second day found
overytblng ln place, ready for tho ruah
whlch boean oarly, and over 2,000 tloketa
woro sold during tho day, whlch reprosent
ed, wlth tho metnberahip tlckots Bold tho
day before, to at leaat 2,600 vlaltorB on tho
grounda. Three large dlnlng balla woro
woll patronlzed, bosidea numerouB lunch
and cool drlnk countera. Side ehowa and
chance gamea lloutialied "galore," to tho
dlsguat of a large numbor of thoao preaont.
Tbo flrst race waa called at 2:30 r. m, for
tbe 2:10 claas. O. A. Obapman of Forrla
bnrgh waa Btartor, and porformed tho dlfll
onlt daty wlth fairness to all. Thia race
waa trotted ln alternatlng heata, wlth tho
2:20 claas. Both were botly conteatod and
no result kno wn unttl tho laat heat waa run.
In tbe 2:40 claas, flrat monoy waa won by
"Marjory," beat time, 2:20. In tho 2:20
claas, "Maude Mace" won flrat prlze, best
tlme 2:23.
Tbo followlng ls tbe summary of the days'
trottlng:
2:10 c'asPi trot or pace, pnrao 200.
Marjory. blk., m., r. J. Mllea, ""
Hlneaburg 1111
Brownblrd, b. h., H. S.Hudson,
Qaoohee 2 2 2 2
Mollle Btark, br. m., O. Bounda,
Burlington 3 3 3 3
Rockingham 1 4
I'rotestuoDUon, d. u., ii.b. uoiuy,
Barre 6
6 d
Rockway, b. g., A. Page, South
Royalton d.
Tlme 3:27, 2:20, 2:281, 2:28J.
2:26 claas, trot or pace, purse S200,
Maud Mace. br. m.. 0. A. Wll-
llamson 2
111
K. S., b. c, N. S. Johnson, West
Lebanon 6 6 0 1
Florence H., V. J. Houston,
Northfield 1
Elkamount, ch. h., J. W. Sever
ance, Rockingham 6
Eel Boy, cb. g., Ghase & Allen,
Esaox Junctlon 1
4 6 1
6 11
12 0
Fhentom, b. m., P. J. Mllea,
Hlneaburg 2 2 2 3
Annle 1., a, m., w. A. uosiner,
Taftavllle 7
Rolllng Motlon, b. g., F. A. Slay
ton, Barre 8
d.
7 d.
xime .iwoj, isra-ift.
A blcycle race, half-mlle best two ln threo
waa contested and resulted as follows; M.
O. Evana, Jr., flrat, Edwin A. Colby,Eecond
and Albert Levalle of Montpelier, third.
The balloon aacenslon to have been mado
after the racea waa neceaaarlly poatponed,
much to the regret of all and tbrough no
fault of tho management.
The laat day waa attended by a larger
nnmber of people than are uaually present.
In the forenoon a fivo innlng game of ball
waa played between Illneaburgb and
Waterbury. Waterbury won eaally by a
score of 16 to 4. The event of tho day was
the 2: 20 and 2: 33 class trot or paco whlch
was sharply conteated by slx entriea ln tbo
flrst and seven in tbo latter. Tbe followlng
is tbe summary of both races by heata:
5: 5fl nlflHfl. trnfc nr nnnn. nnrRn
Crapplo, cb. g., H. S. Golby, Barro. , .1
Mapgle II., blk. m., Arthur Felt,
Montpelier 3
Pbantom, b. m., P. R. Mlles, Hlnes
burgb 6
Eel Boy, ch. g., Chaae and Allon,
Es9ex Junctlon 2
Annie K., b. in., W. A. Osmer, Tafts
ville 4
Jobn, b. e., N. S Johnson, West Leb
anon, N. H 0
Tlme, 2:20, 2:221, 2:21.
2: 33 claas, trot and paco, purao $200.
Marjory, blk. m., P. J. Mlles, Illnes
burgb 2 1
Glnger Wllkes, w. g., J. W. Sever
ance, Rockingham 1 2
Belle Hendeo, cb. m., F. A. Slay
toi), Barre 3 3
Clnderella, blk., m , A. B. Com
atock, Burlington 1 6
1 1
1 1
3 G
0 6
2 3
1 1
3 2
1 1
Richford K., blk. g Allie Paige,
Royalton 6 1
Glonco, b. g , C. J. Carpentor,
Hlneaburgb G dls.
Gtpaey, b. m., H. S. Hudaon, Que-
bec 7 dla.
Tlme, 2,23, 2 23J, 2.23, 2.28
In flrat race "Crannie " won flrst. " MaC'
Rle II." second, "Eel Boy " and1" Jobn " dl-
vlueu tmru money. " ruantom " iouriu.
In aecond race, " Marjory " won flrat,
" Glnger Wilkea " Becond, " Bello Hendeo "
third, and " Clnderella" fourth.
The track record waa lowered by " Urap
nle " 21 aeconds.
Tbe bag race tbat followed was won by
G. W. Randall, Jr., N. H. Somervlllo took
aecond. A. L. Newton of Randolph gavo
an exhibltion foot race runuing a half-mlle
iu2:09. Tho balloon ascenBlon took place
at 1:30 and waa a success, attor reacblng an
elevatlon of about 1.000 feet. Mra. Mott. tbo
teronaut, releaaed heraelf and gracefully de
scending, landed on tho meadow ot S.
Grover across the rlver from the fair
crounds.
The followlng la a detailed llat of ontrlea
and premiums awarded.
OENTLEMEN'S DUIVINO HORSBfi.
FlrBt premlum waa awarded Georgo I.
Kelley of Ilineabargh; second premlum to
W. J. Waterman of Waitafleld and third
premlum to Thomas Ferrla of Moretown.
G. G. Sleeper of Moretown waa awarded
flrat premlum on matched horsea; Krank
IlarneB of Waterbury Urat premlum on year-
ung nny, aiao nrst premium on iwo-year-old
atallion; A. O. Atborton, Duxbury,
flrat premlum on tbreo-year-old geldingi
unariea jsiorrissey, waierDury, nrat pre,
mlum on four-year-old geldlng; J, E. Klan
nacan. Moretown, second nremlum on four
yoar-old mare. James Demorrltt oxblbltod
a yearllng mare. Brood mares wlth colts
Charlea Morrlaey. " Betty Moore." wlth
colt by " Alcanda," flrat premlum: Cbaun
cey Lyon, mare, wlth colt by " Wlldflro,"
second premlum; Charloa Morrlaaey also
exhlblted bia maro " Mattie," with colt bv
" Bradlaugb;" John Ryan, mare, with cofl
by " Matcbleas."
Premiums were awarded on cattlo aa fol
lows: A. C. Atberton, Duxbnry, ono heifor
calf, grado Jersey, and ono yearllng grade
Dttrbam, each flrat premlum; ono yoke
oxen, seconu premium; n, j.m j.u.mc
Mullen, Duxbury, one grade Durham calf,
flrat premlum, and yoke fat oxen, flrat pre
mlum: B. F. Atliortou. Duxbury, exhlblted
thoroughbred Holstolu, and waa awarded
flrat premlum on one bull calf, one yoarllng
belfer, ono two.yoar-old bull, ono fat cow,
ono mllcn cow; seconu premlum on ono
heifor calf, one yearllng belfer and one cow;
flrat nremlum on ono Jorsoy cow: B. R.
Demerltt, Duxbury, flrst premlsm on ono
Jiolatein lieuer can anu ono yoariing uuu
Hecond nremlum on ono bnll calf.
Obarles Morrlssoy, Waterbury, rocelvod
flist promlum on onc-yoar-olu Ayrahlro
bull, reRlstered No. 6,009, bred at Foreat
Park Farm and one yearllng belfer grado
Ayrahlro; M. A. Iloadley, Duxbury, firBt
premlum on grade Jorsoy cow, and second
pronuum on yearnng uuu grnuu uoisiein
Unioii Village Cme
Stomnch In Bnd Condltlon Could
Not Rotaln Food-Now a Strong,
Vlgorous Man-Hood's Curod.
" My stomach was in such a condltlon
that I could not rctaln oven tho moat dol
icato Uquld food. I waa obllged to givo
up buslncas and I wont Into tho country.
I was gradually faillug in spito of tho
mcdlcinca I took. Finally I rcaortcd to
Ilood's Saraaparllla and wlth oxcollcnt
reaults. It mado mo a strong, vlgorous
man. Wo kcep. Hood's Sarsaparllla ln
tho houso all tho tlmo and uso It os a fani
lly tonlc. My wlfo says sho could not
kcop houso wlthout It. Sho takcs it oc
cnalonally and it kccps her wcll." G. G.
CLAnE, Unlon Vlllngc, Vermont.
"Wobavo usod Ilood's Sarsaparllla for
elx ycars and flnd it exccellcnt for kidnoy
andllvcrtroubloand all klnds of humor."
MartC. Olmbtead, Strafford, Vermont.
Hood
5P Sarsa-
9 parilla
Is tlio best tho Ono True Blood Purlflcr. 81.
m- r!ii cure au uvcr iiis ana
iiuuu cj i-ui& sick Ueadache. 25,
Grovor Luco, flrst premlum on ono-year-old
natlve uuu; T. w. Diannagan, aioreiown,
nrBt nremium on onc-vear-oia ooraey uuu
H. L. Moore. Plymouth, flrst premlum on
ono nalr two-vear.old ateora: O. C. Hayos.
nrat nromium on ono iwo-year-oiu oeraey
bull; W. R. Chaae, Moretown, flrat pre
mlum on four-year-old Uolsteln buii; Mre
H. E. Bovce recelved flrat nremlum on
grade Holateln bull calf and belfer, also on
ono nraao doraev neuer u. xv. roaier,
Moretown, flrst nremlnm on palr twln
Rtflnra. arade Jersev: John Carver. Dux
bury, flrst premlum on yoke worklng oxen;
E. J. Benson, Woodstock, exhlblted hls
hord ot aeven yoke workingoxen, tbo beavl
est yoke welghlng 6,C00 pounds.
Sbeen and swine were exhlblted aa fol
lows: D. T. Harvoy, flrat nremium on threo
erado Soutbdown ewe lambs and tbree
grade Cotswold ewes, also one Soutbdown
buck: A. L. Croaaett, flrat premlum on
Soutbdown lambs and buck; B. F. Atbor
ton, flrat premium on one-year-oiu duck
flvo owea and tbree lamba. and second prC'
mlum on ono buck lamb; D. O. Green, flrst
premium on tlcck uotawold gnnop.
A. Ii. Croasett, Duxbury, flrat premlum
on two white Chester shoats: Frank Barnes.
flrat premlum on ono bow and plga and ono
wnre noar.
Fbdits and Vhoetables. J. H. Bennett
recelved flrat nremlum on tbree varletles ot
potatoea, turnlp and watermelona and a
speclal premlum on coffee beana. J. B
Phllllp. flrat premium on beets, cabbage.
turnlpa, caullllower and tleld, aweot and
pop corn. Harold Atklns, flrst premlum on
threo snmmer snuasb. John A. Parker
one pcck flne potatoea. E. L. Marblo, Faja-
tyn, pop corn. A. M. PliUllp, Duxbury
flrst premlum of field beana. Second pre
mlum on soed corn, sweet and pop corn
A. O. Atberton. flrst nremlum on plato Con
cord grapoa and plato Cbamplon grapca;
alao on one peck Josepn potatoea, cucum
bera, beets, turnlp?, pumpklns.
J. H. Bennett. tirat nremium on aage
cbeese; Becond premium on plaln cheese and
tub buttor. Harvey Eddy, flrst premlum
on crate, tive pound boxes butter. iiryan
and Warren, nrst nremlum on two and one-
half tuba butter. P. R. Gale, Stowe, flrat
promlum crate, one pound print butter.
E. B. Cobb, Stowe, aecond premlum ono
box nrlnt butter. W. G. White. Jones
ville, flrst promlum one Hillside factory
cheese. M. A. Hoadley, Duxbury, second
premlum crate, flvo pounda boxes butter.
Mrs. W. A. Phlllln. Duxbury, flrat nreml'
um two cans maple ayrup. A. M. Phllllp,
Duxbury, llrst premlum one box noney.
K. ii, Moouy entereu one ot u. M. us
born & Co.. corn harvesteriwhich attracted
much attontlon. Tho worklng of it waa ex
nlained bv Stato Acent Gove. who euaran-
toes tho machlne to do its work and ho ls
backod by thoso who have purchased and
are using tne corn cntter. uno oi tuo us
born mowing macblnes was also shown
M. A. Hoad ev of Duxbury exhlblted
cream Bonarator and two samnles of nhos
puato. Jtl. JJ. uamp oi urange exuiDiteu
the chamnlon sucar evanorator.
Tho awarda of promiuma in Floral nall
were aa followB!
Fancy Sofa Plllows. Mra. D. C. Hayea,
flrat: Miss Mary Halnes, second: MissMary
unaw, tniru.
Ilandkerchlefs. Mrs. James Travcra
flrat: Mra. Ilelon Mclntoah. aecond.
Crazy Work Sofa Pillows. Mra. Ii. W
Ruaaell, flrat; Mra, O. F. Watts, aecond
Mlsa Lucla Wllkina, third.
Biacult Work Sofa Pillows. Joslo Bulk
ley, flrst; Mrs. O. F. Watts, aecond; Mrs
ta. u. uuiver. iniru.
Crochetod Tldles. Mra. Grace Boyce,
flrst; Mrs. Cbarlea Lease, Becond; Mra
Jamea Travers. third.
Fancy Tldles. Mrs. B. F. Atberton, firBt
Mrs. N. L. Demorltt, second, Mrs, Lucla
wiiKine, tuiru.
Punch and Judy Dolls. Olllo Soinervllle,
tlrst.
Plllow Shams. Mis. S. M. Eddy. flrat
Table Covers. Mrs. E. H. Boyce, flrat
Mra. D.'.O. Hayes, second; Mrs, J. 0. Mcln
tosh. third.
Trav Clotha. MrB. N. L. Demerltt. flrst
May Sbaw, second; Mrs. Lucla Wilklns,
tblrd.
Embroidered Sklrts. Mra. P. E, Smlth,
flrst; Mra. Lucla Wilklns, second.
Dolllea. Mra. E. H. Boyce, flrat; Mra.
Ilelon Mclntoah, aecond; Olllo ;8omorvIllo,
tblrd.
Handkercbtef Case. Mrs. Grace Boyce,
flrat.
Jewel Case. Mrs, N. L. Demerltt, flrst.
Homoapun Towels. MlssEmellno liulko
ley, flrst.
Uomespun Yarn. Mrs. O, F. Watts, flrst;
Mrs. E. L. Marble, aecond.
Homemade Stocklngs. Mrs. E. L. Mar
ble, tlrst; Mrs. O. F. Watts, aecond.
Mlttena and Gloves. Mra. E. L. Marble,
flrat.
Handmade Lace. Mra. Lucla Wilklns,
flrat; Carrle Gabreo, aecond; Mrs. P. E.
Smltb, third.
Embroidered Blanket. Mrs. Grace Boyce,
flrst.
Muftlors. Mlss E. Bulkeley, flrat; Mrs. E.
L. Marble, second.
Bralded Rugs. Mrs. P. E. Smltb, flrst;
Mrs. A. N. Watta, aecond; Mra. Ann Proc
tor, tblrd; Mra O. F. Watta, fourth.
Drawn Uugs. Mrs. E. G. Oulver, flrst;
Mra. A. M. Fhtlltpa, aecond,
Sllk Knit Rugs' Maud Bulkeley, flrat;
Emellno Bulkeley, aecond; Mlas J. D. UU1
good. tblrd,
Palnted Chlna. Mra. Geo. P. Ilolmes,
flrst.
Crotcheted Capea. Mra. Goo. P. Ilolmos,
flrat.
Sbavlng Oaao. Harold Atklns, flrst.
Putty Work. Ollle 8otneryillo, flrst.
011 Palntlnga. Jeaalo M. Davla. flrst;
Clylls HutchlnB, aecond; Mra. Charles
Searles, third.
011 Palntod Muslo Stool. Mrs. Charles
So rlea, flrst.
Wator Colors. Mrs. 0. H. Searlea, flrst.
Ponclling. Mra. B, F. Atberton, flrat.
Ingraln Ruga. Mrs. F. E. Atkins, flrat.
Fancy Ruga. Mra. N. A. Pinneo, flrat;
Mrs. Lucla Wllkina, second; Mra. George P.
Holmos, tblrd.
Crazy work Cotton Qullt. Mrs. D. 0.
Hayos. flrst.
Patchwork Cotton Qullt. Cora MoKen
ney, flrst; Mrs. T. T. Farrell, Becond; Graco
Boyce, tblrd.
Bhadod Afgans. Mra, L. n. Halnes, flrst;
Mrs. Georgo P. Holmos, second.
Blockwork Afgans. Charles Morrlaey,
flrst; Mrs. P. E. Smltb, Becond; Mra. B, J.
Crossott, third.
Fasclnator. Mra. N. A. Plnnoo, flrat.
Aprona. Emellno Buckeloy, firBt, Miaa
B. M. Eddy, Becond,
Pln Ouahlons. Mrs. D. O. Hayos, flrat;
Mts. P. E. Smltb, seoond.
Cut Flowers. Mrs. Goorgo P. Ilolmos,
flrat; Mrs. T, T. Farrol), aecond; Mre.
Iiuoy Gravos, tblrd.
Het I'lecos. Mrs. v. a. rumip, nrsi:
Mrs. Mattlo Phllllp, socond; Mrs. Vera
Phllllp, tblrd; Mlaa Nlna lloadloy, fourth,
I'anay ueranmma. Mrs. uoorgo j . rape,
flrat.
White RatB. Georgo uolmea, Jr.
Ottoman Cover. Miaa E. Buckoley, flrat;
Splaabor, Mra. 8. M. Eddy, flrat.
Engravlngs. Charloa Morrlsoy, flrst.
C. D. Roblnaon exblbltod a now casollno
atovo tbat for safoty and practlcal uso seems
to ecupso all otnor lnvontiona lor BUtnmor
cooklng.
uovco liaicu. tuo watoroury mrnuuro
dealers, mado a vory flno oxlilblt ot tholr
warea, ahowlng two comploto cuamDer boib
ln white and natural wood, eaay chalrs,
couchos, roll top dosk, hat rack, fancy
screena, ruga, portlorea, and plcturos.
A. 8. Duckett of Burlington, planos and
orRana, oxblbltod eomo now styles ln flnlab,
ono being of goldon burl walnut wlth bronzo
nnnnl nrnnmnntR.
J. P. Donovan of Montneller had a flno
nlmur nf nnnrlntr mnr.lllnnn and OTI'ana.
j.a. Lucaa or Montpelier, ageni ior iuu
genulno Slnger aowlng machlne, waa Blng
ing lts pralaea and provlng tbat whllo lt la
ono ot tho old os t It ls atlll tbo best.
Tbo Worceater 8alt company mauo a
vory attractlvo ahowlng having a pyramld
miHn nf nnlt. liora nnii alrlnt? awav samnles.
OiTicera of tho soclety aro aa ioiiowb;
Prealdont, G. E. Moody: Vlce-President,
M. O. Evans; Becrotary, Dr. E. G. Hooker;
Treasurer, U. W. Atuina: uenerai oupor
lntendent, E. W. Huntley; Marshal, W. E
Marshall.
In Clinncorj,
Tho ault of Thomns W. Wood ncatnat the
Slontpoller rubllc Llbrnry Ueard He
foro Judco C. II. Darllnc Spcolal BlaS'
ter-IIlatorr of the Case and Srnopsls
of tlio Evldcnce.
Tlm imnrlnrr in tlm chancerv case of
TtinmM W. Wnod acralnat tho Montnoller
Publlo Llbrary Associatlon was begun laat
Tlnirmlav tnnrnlns before Judco 0. 11. Dar-
ling of Bennington as speciai maaier m cuuu-
cery. xue uearing iook piaco iu iuo uuuou
Btates court room ln the federal bnlldlng.
Jobn H. Senter and F. L. Lalrd appeared
t !. nn,1 W A T.nrrl anil W. A.
Howland for tho Montpelier pubiic Liiora
ry. Tho blll of tho orator was flrst read by
John H. Senter and tho snswer for the de
fendant waa read by Mr. Lord, Both of
these documenta flll about flfty pages of
typowrltten matter, and tbe anawer of tbe
defendant la ln the maln a general denlal of
tbe clalma of tbe orator.
Tbe facts whlch led up to thls case aro
alreadv woll known to the public. Tho
Mnntnnllfir Pnhlla Librarv at lta annual
meetlng held in March, 1895 voted to movo
its booka to tho rooma of the Kellogg-Hub-bard
Llbary and merge the llbrary wlth that
Inatltutlon for a neriod of ton yeara or
mnrn. nrnvldnd that satlafactorv arrange-
ments could bo mado wlth the trusteos of
tlm TTnllnti.nubbard Librarv. T. W. Wood
the orator in thls case, took out an lnlunc-
tlon restralnlng tho Montpelier Publlo n
brary from bo doing, on tbe ground that
such actlon would break a contract made
wlth hlm and with the Young Men'B Chria
Hmi AnHnp.latlnn when the Wood Art Gal
lery waa founded in the rooms on tho Bec
ond atory ot the Vermont Mutual Flre In
anrnnrn r,nmnanv'a bntldtncr. now OCCU-
nled bv 0. II. More & Co. In bla blll tho
nratnr r.lalma that not only would thla con-
tract bo brokon by such arrangements but
that It would bo a great money aamage 10
bim and to the Young Men's Chrlstlan
Aainnlntlon.
T. W. Wood waa tho flrst wltneaa aworn
Ho teatlfled that ho had had in contempla
!nn linfnrfi March 18. 1895. the establlah-
ment of an art gallery ln Montpelier; that
ho did, tbrough the Young, Men's Chrlstlan
ABsoclatlon. mako a propoaltlon to tho
Montpelier Public Llbrary and that ho ro
rntvml wnnl tbat bla nronosltlon was ac
cented. After ho had been notlfled of the
tippAntnnr-n nf thla nronosltlon ho framed
and Bblnped to Montpelier a number of plc
tures whlch were placed ln the chargo of
tho llbrarlan of tbe Montpelier Public Ll
brary. Ho had never recelved notice from
tbo Montpelier Publlo Llbrary that ho had
not carrled out hls part of tbe contract.
Mr. Wood turther testifled that the plcturea
now there could not bo reproduced for
RQ.t.OCO.
J. fl. TTnnrrhtnn teallfiod that March 18
1895, he was a stockholder and aecrotary of
the Board of Truateea of the Montpelier
Publlo Llbrary. Mr. Houghton verlfied tho
records of tho Aasociatlon at tbo annual
mcetlnR ot that date, whlch wero placed in
nn.l tnottflml tltat. Iia nnmmlint.
UIUUlill7i I 11 -. tuob.uuu vuhv w
cated to Mr. Wood tho reault of that meet
lng and that Mr. Wood at onco sent on tne
plcturea; tbat the collectlon of plcturea was
placed ln tho chargo of tho llbrarlan, who
collected the fees, sold catalogues and turn
ed over the proceeda to hlm. Mr. Houghton
teBtltled that tbe truatees made a report to
the town of Montpelier of what had beon
.lnnA nn.l 1.nt 1. a lmnba nf tlm Afnntnnltftr
UUUC, UUU 1.11.1 1 li u uw w ii.j u i i n - , - .
Public Llbrary were moved to tbo Young
Mon'a Cbrlatlan Aasociatlon rooms wlthin a
wook. Mr. noughton descrlbed the paat
and preaent locatlon of the art gallery and
llbrary. He teatlfled as to the correctness
of the records of tbe proceedlngs of the an
niial mnntlniTR nf the Btockholdors Of the
Montnellor Publlo Llbrary as long as ho
was aecretarv.
At thia nolnt Mr. Senter offored as ovl
dence a vlslt by the master to tho former
and present homo of tho Montpelier Publlo
iilbrary anu tne An uauory, anu aa uu
lournmnnt was made for tbat nurnoso. Mr,
Lord Btated that he also offered as evldence
a vlslt of tho master to tho ltelloge-tiubbaru
Librarv. On re-asaembllnK Mr. Senter of
fored ln evldonco tho recorda of tho Young
Men's Chrlstlan Asaoclatlon before and
after lts lncorporatlon. Thla aaanciatlon
waa lncornorated January 22, 1890.
Charloa II. More waa next called. Ho
testifled that he la proaldent of the Young
Men's Chrlstlan Associatlon, that he was lts
flrat prestdent, and baa bold that poaitlon
Blnce tuo organization oi tne associauon in
Montneller. both boforo and aftof lts ln
corporatlon. Mr. More admitted tbat tboro
waa no record of the morging of tho orcan
Ized aociety into tbe present incorporated
body. At thls polut a receaa waa taken uu
til Frldav mornlnc.
The hearlng was resumed at nlne o'clock
Jfrlday mornlng, a cony ot tne constuu
tlon and bv-lawa of tho Youne Men'a Chrls
tlan Asaociatlon was offered by Mr. Senter,
It waa conceded that on March 18, 1895, at
tho tlme the alloged contract was mado with
Mr. Wood, tho Montpelier Publlo Llbrary
was not a free Inatltutlon aa lt ls at tho pres
ent tlme. Af tor July 1, 1895, it was made free
to tuo public, anu uas neon ever Bince
Counael for tho orator lioro rested.
O. H. Moro was recalled bv Mr. Lord
Ho tostlflod tbat tbo tltle deod to tbe new
bomo ot the Young Men's Chrlstlan Asao
ciatlon la ln tho handa of that aaaociation
Col. Frod E. Smlth was aworn. Ho tea
tlfled that on March, 18, 1895 bo was prea
ident of tbo Montpelier Publlo Llbrary Aa-
Boclatlon. and bad been alnce tbat tlme, He
waa unablo to stato bow uiany sliaros of
atock ln the Montpelier Publlo Llbrary was
bold March 18, 1895. After tho meetlng of
tbat dato he became awaro that Mr. Wood
had placed a collectlon of plcturea ln tbo II
brary rooma. Tbo board ot truatees nover
bad any ofllclal notlUcatlou tbat such an
art gallery uau boenpiacou tnoro. As pres
tdent of tbo Montpelier Publlo Llbrary Aa
aociation ho novor had dollvered to hlm of-
tlclally any collectlon of plcturos. Ho never
had any knowledgo that tbe koys of tbo art
gallory wero ln tho handa of tho llbrarlan
ot tbe Montnellor Publlo Llbrary. Had
nover glven Mlsa Wlllard, tbe llbrarlan, any
inatructlonB regaruing tne oustouy oi tuo
art gallory. At tbo meetlng held March 10,
1890. ho waa tho nrealillmr ofllcor. Tho re
port ot the 1895 meetlng, aa shown by tho
recorda, waa BUbmltteu by lum to tne Btock
holdors. Could not romomber wbether ac
tlon waa takon. Tho mornlng followlng
tnis meotiug Miaa wiuaru resigueu aa l
brarlau. No koy of tho att gallory waa
turnod over to hlm by tho retlrlng llbrarlan
thla koy was ln tho cuatody of Mr. Spenco
BA6Y
HUMORS
Instant rellef for skln-torturcil bablcs and
rest for tlred mothcra ln a -warm bath wlth
CtrricimA SoAr, and a alnglo nppllcatlon of
CuticuuA (oliitmcnt), tlio grcat skln curo.
Tlio only spccily nnd cconomlcal trcatmcnt
for Itcblng, biirnlng, blccdlng, scaly, and
plmply buinors of tbo skln, scalp, and blood.
(uticura
Ii totd throahoalth world. roTTKR Dira aicd Cniu
ical CORroAiio!t, Boll'roprlton,UMton.
or " llow to Cure Erery Biby llumor," mlt4 tttt.
BABY BLEMISHES Pr cutScuua wJap.7
ALWAYS USE
(PINK WRAPPCR.)
VANILLA CHOCDLATE.
UNSURPASSED FOR EATIHG. DRINXfNG S COOKING.
the secrotarv of tho Younc Men'a Chrlstlan
Associatlon. In croas-examinatlon he stat
ed that he bad never understood tbat the
art gallery as eatabllBhed by Mr. Wood bad
any ofllclal connectlon wlth the Montpelier
Publlo Llbrary. To bla knowledgo there
had never been any ofllclal notlflcatlon to
Mr. wood tbat uo uau not carrieu out nia
rmrt of the contract. Had never vlalted the
preaent art gallery and bad no knowledgo
aa to wno noiua tne koys.
Mra. C. H. Hoath. one of tho truateea ot
the Montpelier Publlo Llbrary, teatlfled tbat
aiter tbe annual meetlng oi Aiarcu 10, ibuo,
ahe took charce of tbo llbrary for a week,
Had notbing to do with the ait gallery, and
had no kevs to tho callery. Durlne her aer-
vlco as truatee lt had nover como to ber
knowledgo that tbo truateea had any control
ovor the art eallerv.
At thls polnt, on tbo invltatlon of counsel
for tho Montpelier Publlo Llbrary, Judge
Darllnc visited tne ikouoeg-uubuaru li
brarv.
During tbo examlnatlon of Col. Smlth
Mr. Senter and Mr. Lalrd, counael tor ora
tor, had a aomewhat sbarp diaagreement
regardlng an obiectlon intorpoaed by Mr.
L,airu, anu tne latter witnurow xrom tne
caae. It waa a moat unuaual apoctaclo of
"scrannine" between counael on tho eame
aldo of tbe caae, and tbe mastor declinod to
interiere.
After the recesa J. 0. Houghton waa re
called bv counsel tor tho orator. He teatl
ned that wuon tuo art gallery waa moved to
lta preaent locatlon tbe keys wero turned
over to Mlaa Loase, tho llbrarlan of tho
Montpelier Publlo Llbrary. A letter was
aent her by the aecretary of the trusteos of
tbe Wood Art Gallery. T. W. Wood, re
called. testifled tbat since he flrst turned
over tne keys of tho origlnal art gallery to
tbe llbrarlan oi tne Montpelier rubiio JjI
brary he -had nover had them ln bls pos
aesslon.
Mha Evelyn 8. Leaso, the present llbra
rlan of tho Montneller Public Llbrary. lden-
tlfled a lettor recelved by her. regardlng the
custody of the koys ot the art gallery, when
it was locateu on tne lower tioor ot tne
Youne Men's Chriatian Aaaociation build-
lng. Her duty waa to opon and closo tho
art gallery, but sho had notbing to do with
the arrangement or caro of tbe same. Had
never communicatod to tbe llbrary trusteos
anytbing regardlng tho inatructiona Bbe bad
receiveu irom tuo truatees oi tlio art gal
lery, Hoils tlckots oi admisslon to tuo gal
lery and catalogues,
Tbe case was aloaed at tbia polnt, and
Jndgo Darling took it nnder advlsement
Some tlmo during the present term of
Washington County Court he wlll make hia
report to Judge Tylor, chancellor, who wlll
rule on tbe case accordlng to tbe law. Etther
Blde wlll then have tho rlght of appeal
10 oupremo vjourr.
CARTERS
HITTLE
IlVER
1 1 PILLS
SICK HEADACHE
Positivoly curctl by tlicso
Xittlo Pills.
They also rclicvc Distrcss from Dyspepsia,
Indigcstion and Too I learty Eating. A per.
fect rcmcdy for Dizzincss, Nausea, Drowst.
ness, Bad Tastc in the Mouth, Coatcd .Tongua
Pain in the Sidc, TOUPID LIVER. They
Rcgulatc thc Bowcls. Purely Vcgetable.
Small Pill. Smal! Dose
Small Prico.
Sodom
Mlsaea Carrle and Annle Flynn of Cam
bridge aro vlsitlng at Ben Lowery's.
Mrs, Dr. Templeton of Montpelier is stop
plng with hor daughtor, Mrs. Newton,
Mrs. Sarah Dalloy and Carrie Dalley wero
homo from tbelr rospectlvo places laat weok.
Mlss Martba E. Maglll and John A. Ma
glll of East Burko have been vlsitlng at
Isaao Matbor'a,
Mrs. Evelyn D. Loudon, who has been
vlsitlng at tbo Peck farm, gooa thla weok to
Montpelier for a few days.
Mr. and Mra. Myron Dalley celebrated
tholr tenth weddlng annlversary August 28.
Among tho guosta preaent wero Mr. and
Mra. Albert Iloyt and Mr. and Mra. Ellts
Bohonon of Washington, and Mr. and Mrs.
Newel Dalloy of Maldon, Mass., who re
malned untll tbo followlng week.
StcknosB la qulto provalent ln Sodom.
Dr. I. II. Flsko of Montpelier haa at present
Blx patlonts. Johuny Felob, tho little nlno-yoara'-old
son of Jnmea Felcb, was taken
vlolently IU laat Wedneaday ntght and
during Thursday and Frlday waa not ox
pected to llvo but a fow houra. Tho tevor
in bla bead haa BtibBlded, and hopea aro on.
tertalned ot bls recovery, Among other
Bick onoa aro Peter DoAIall's little chlld,
iBaao Mathora and tho oldeat chlld ot Ben
jamln Lowory and Flora Dalloy,
Bioygle rlders, football playera and ath
letea, gouerally flnd a Bovorelgn roinedy for
tho apralns and brulaes and cuts to whlch
they aro constantly Uable, ln Dr. Thomas'
Ecloctrio 011.
irJP
SUMMARY OF NEWS,
Vermont.
Du. Frkdkiuck Flrtcheii haa boon an-
polutod a mombor of tbo board of ponslon
examlning surgoons at Wolla Rlvor.
Dit. JoaEFii B. Ramd. a long-tlmo practlc-
lng phyBlcianof Hartford, diod suddonly of
apoploxy at tho Junctlon Houao laat week.
Pbnsions havo beon rocontly crantod to
tbe followlng Vormontora: Re-laauo, Nor
man Smlth of Wolcott, Charlea N. Colloy
of Montpeltor; addltlonal, Frcdorlck Mooro
oi wilmington, unarioa a. urainaru oi
Granvlllo; lncroaae, John McMayo of War
ron; re-lsauo and lncreaao, Goorgo Strong
of Cheator.
Mna. William Odell ot St. Johnsbury,
motbor of a babo four montha old, waded
into tho rlvor at St. Johnabury laat weok
aftor taklng a dose of laudanum and trled
to drown herself, but was rescued by par-
uea wno haii aeen ner ontor tno water. uos-
pondency la tho aupposod ca'uso ot thla at-
tempt at auiciue.
Tiik town of Waterford colobrated lts
centonnial annlveraary Soptember 4. The
exerciBes woro bold in tbo Congrogatlonal
churcb at Lnwnr Watorford. Bovoral hun-
dred were preaent. Emory Hovey prealded
and Amos 13. Carponter gavo the hlatorlcal
address. Tbe other spoakera were Cblef
Juatlce Jonatban Itoas. Arthur P. Stono, J.
W. Bault, J. H. Walbrldge, E. L. llovey
and Charlea Roaa. A banquet waa aerved
at noon.
Tnn Prealdent has made tho followlng ap-
polntmenta: Z. M. Manaur, colloctor of cua
toma for the dlatrict ot Memphremagog, ln
the Stato of Vermont; Olln Morrlll, couec
1 f 1 , H. -lllll f T7
ln tho Stato ot Vermont; Commander Royal
B, Bradford, cblef of tbo Bureau ot equlp
ment ln the departmont of tho navy, wlth
the relatlve rank ot commodore; Naval
Conatructor Pbllln Hichborn. chlef con-
Btructor and cblef of tboburoau of conatruc
tion and repalr in tbe department of tho
1 1 1. f. - T , I 1. 1. I nnmm,.YnVA.
JlttVjr, W 1 1 11 Lll U QljJblVU ItlUK Ul UUUJIUUUU1D,
Albert Martonsey, vlce and doputy consul
at liorueanx, France.
Thk body of Samuel E. Barney of Now
UIIVDlli UUUU 1II1U V. 1WI U1U 1, llljl, lli),i
25 whllo flahlng near Gull Island, waa found
YT n .i r.nM. Mlin mnn il.AmiAil anmi.l
last Tburaday ln Maquam bay. Jonn Arm
atroncr. the suldo wbo was with Mr. Bar
ney when he was drowned and who had a
narrow escape from a llke fate, found the
body. Ever since tho drownlng Burton
Mansfield. Mr. Barnev's son-ln-law, haa
been uslncr ever v moans to recover the body,
Tho Bhorea for mllea around havo beon pa-
trolled by men and Mr. Mansfield has spent
much of bls tlme crulalng near the scono ot
tbe accldent ln a yacbt.
Hebdeht Poland. who was in lall at
Montneller for several weeks, waa given a
hearing laat woek at Bristol. Btate's At-
torney Flsh of Vergennes appeared for the
State and S. 0. Shnrtleff of Montpelier for
the respondent. Tho Btate's attorney at-
tempted to introduce aa evldence some let
ters wrltten by MrB. Barrett to Poland,
wblch had beon intercepted, bnt Mr. Bhurt-
leff nrotested, statlng that tho lottors were
lmproperly obtalned. Mra, Emma Parent
teatlfled to worklng for Mra. Barrett and
that Poland viaited her and alao took her
out rlding. Fred Grant toatlfled to prao
tlcally tho samo thlng. Tho twonty-elght
letters wrltten by Poland and MrB. Barrett
contalnlng damaging testimony were flnally
admitted as ovidence. The letters place
them both in a bad light and the ovidence
was sufllciont to bold Poland for the grand
lury anu bo was beiu in S500 bonds in de
fault of whlch he was takon back to Mld
dlebury by Ofllcer Cobb.
William W, Lawbemcb waa arralgned at
Woodstock last Wednesday before Justlce
S. H. Potter ot White Rlver Junctlon
charged with an assaalt wlth intent to klll
and murdor Thomas O. Seaver. Lawrence
refused to plead, demandlng that tbe hear
lng bo continuod. He sald that the hearlng
had been set for two o'clock, that ho waa
unprepared and that he waa not gettlng
Juatlce. State's Attorney Harvey stated
that Lawrence had been glven all the time
necessary, and tbat Lawrenco hlmself had
set the day for the hearlng. Ho introduced
evidenco lntendiug to sbow tbat Lawrence
waa endeavorlng to dolay proceedlngs. Tbe
objectlons of Lawrence was overruled and
on bla refuaal to plead, a plea of not gullty
was entereu m nia beuait. lawrenco waa
remanded to jail at Woodatock. Ball waa
flxod at 810,000.
Du. W. Sewaud Webd has purchased of
ex-Gov. Lovi K. Morton of New York, for
$200,000, hia famoua country homo and dalry
farm called " Ellerslle." The announco-
ment that ex-Gov. Morton has sold hls os
tato wlll surprise bls frlends for bo baa been
generally creulted wlta being wedued to
country llfe. Some yeara aco it was ru
mored that tho former governor was to aell
" Elloralle " because of the vieorous nrotest
of milkmen ln Kingaton, who claimed that
he waa rulnlng thelr businosa by the sale of
" iSllerBllo " mllk ln uucuess county. Mrs,
Morton and the Mlsses Morton entered vic
oroua objectlons to selllng tho property and
tno governor aoanuoneu ius pian. very re
cently, however, he bought a costly man
sion ln New York. and thls induccd Mrs
Morton and her daughters to conaont to tho
aale of " Ellerallo." Wby Dr. Webb Bbould
uealre to buy tbe estate 18 somowbat prob-
lematical except on tbe tbeory tbat bo ile
slred to bo near hls brother-ln-law, Freder
Ick W. Vandorbllt, who owna an oatato at
Hyde Park not far from " Elloralle."
Domcstlc.
An exploalon of nltro-glycerlno at Cve-
net, 0., laat week, resulted in tho death of
Blx persons. Elcbt buildlngs were com
pletely wrocked. The National Supply
Company bulldlng was complotoly de-
mollshed and notbing remalns but a blg
bolo where tbo wagons Btood. There is not
n whole pano of glass in any wlndow ln tho
town, anu every nouao anu atore waa abaken
to ita toundatlon.
Pbesident Anduews of Brown Unlvera
lty has aent to tho corporatlon a letter
formally decllnlng to witbdraw bls reslena
tlon, and statlng brlelly bla doclsion to
witbdraw from tbe univeralty. It Is nnder-
Btood, though tho text of the lettor has not
oeon mauo puuuc, tiiat uestates nis wiuing
ness to remaln until hls aucceaaor ia cbosen
A meetlng ot tbe corporatlon wlll be held
withln two weeks, at whlch tho lateat atate
uient from Prealdent Androwa wlll bo aub
mitted, Rbfrbsentativbs of the hoalth organlza
tlona have pronouuced tbo dlsoaso tbat ls
epidemio at Ocean Springs, Mlss., to be yel
low fovor. Membera of tho LoulaU.ua atate
board ot hoalth havo been bard at work ln
conlunctlon wlth roproaontatlvea of tho
Alabama board and tho Mlaalsslppl organ
ization ln a determinod effort to settlb tbo
vexed queatlon as to tho identity of the per
nicious fever whlch has operated so greatly
to the dlsadvantago of Ocean Springa. Ex
amluatlons ot the patlenta havo been made
and bactorlological tests mado. Great ex
cltomeut prevalls througbout the state, and
hundreda aro fleelng from Ocean Springs.
A company haa boon formed ln San Frau
cisco, whlch wlll bo incorporatod under tbo
laws ot Arlzona. whlch has tor lta object
tbo construotlon of a narrow guago railway
from tidowater on Priuco Wllllam Sound up
the valloy ot tho much-talked of Coppor
rlver near tho boundary llue. Tho namo ot
tho company wlll bo tho Alaaka Contral
Railway Company and lts capital stock wlll
bo 5.000,000. Tbo promoter of tho ontor
prlaels Col. John TJudorwood of San Frau
cisco, a former oxtenslvo railway contrac
tor. Aasoclatod wlth hlm aro Elljah Smlth
of Now York, tho controlllng splrlt of tho
Orogon Improvomont Company, and John
W. Cudahy and P, D, Armour, tho Cbicago
packora and ono or two local capttallBts.
Tbo proposed road wlll bo about 300 mlles
loug.
HOOD'S PILLS curo Llvor llls, Dll
louonoss, Incllgostlon, Honclncho.
Ensy to tako, oasy to oporato. 28c.
Walts Uivor.
Goorgo H. Pago and famlly. Mrs. Klm
ball and daughtor Emma, and Mlss Ella
Parkor returnod Monday to tholr homos ln
Havorhlll and Lynn, Mass. D. B.
Locko and famlly roturuod to Wlncbondon,
Mass., laat wook. jonn anu ima LiOcko
wont to Holdon, Mass., laat Frlday wboro
tuoy aro 10 aiionu scnooi. 1 u. ii. Mlles
accomnanied by bia wifo and aon aro snend
lng tbo week ln Randolph. : Mlsa
Sawyor la toachlng tho vlllago scliool, Mlsa
Foiaom m uiBtrict jno. oanu mibs xapun in
distrlct No. 10, Corinth. Mra. Wllllam
lx. ureen anu two cunuron oi nuuaio, n.
Y., visltod at Mrs. L. M. Thayor'a last Frl.
day, i B. G. Mlles waa at homo from
Montpelier laBt Thuraday and Frlday.
Mr. anu Mrs. Jonn utaniey oi waau-
lngton vlalted at B. F. Locke'a laat wook.
Mr. anu Mra. a. u. uoinnnnuuaugu-
ter Lllllan ot Boaton, Mass wore cuoata ot
H. W. Dolph recently. H. H. Olark
and famlly have returned.from Barro. -Mr.
and Mrs. Loron Llttlo and son of Woods.
vllle havo been spondtng aovoral days at H.
a. uuaso's. : mibs j-,ucy Marcn viauou
ln Plainflold and Barro recently.
Walden.
Mr. and Mrs. Guthrlo and two chlldren of
Peacham wero ln town on Sunday.
Many farmors are aettlne in tbelr second
orop of bay. tbo Ladto's Mlto Bocloty
wlll meet wuu Mrs. wiuaru lsreckott on
ThurBday afternoon. Septomber 9. 1
Mr. Jfeuowa, seconu nanu at tne creamery,
la
tbrough work there, Ubarles Uoaa
wlll
do tho work alono for the preBont,
Rev. Charlea Gosa of Sheffield wlll
exchange pulplts with tho pastor, Rev, M
B. Parounacfan. on Sunday. - J. M
Patch, wbo has boen Btopplng tbe past year
in Southern Plnes, North Carollna, is in
town. Hls wlfo haa been hore aome tlme.
They wlll probably roturn In October.
Bv tbo breaklne of a wheol tho rear ear
of an excuralon traln on the Malne Central
rallroad was thrown from the track near
Etna camp ground laat week. Tbls coach
became detacbed from tho car ahoad of it,
jumped the embankment, and turnod bot-
tom np in tne uitcu. uno mjn was kiuuu
and soverpl wore badly lnjured. Thero
waa a wild acramblo among the frlghtened
and bewildered people to get out, and
noarly all tbose sllghtly hurt had cuts from
broken claaa. Thoao aerloualy hurt were
cruahod by the weight ot people over them.
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