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VOL. 934818.
MONTPELIER, VT. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17, 1898.
NDMBER 33.
OF
REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS
OF
AT
One-Half tlie Usixal Prices.
L. P. & H. C, GLEASON
HOUSE WARMING.
STEAM, HOT "WATER, PURNACE
OR COMBINATION HEATING-.
Is no experiraent with us. Wo know how and do it right. Wo uao tho bost
material monoy can buy, and guaranteo Safcty, Eonomy and Durabllity.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Tho rush Benson for work of thia kind will booii bo hore. Placc your ordors
carly for now work nnd repnirs.
PECK BROS., 60 Main Street.
NO
MATTER WHAT OTH
MAY ADVERTISE,
See us before you buy. All lrinds
of Light Weight Clothmg, Straw
Hats, etc, markecl down. Men's
All Wool Suits, $5.00 to $8.00.
Boys' Long Pant Suits, ages 15 to
19, $3.50 and $5.00. Children's
wasli suits, 50 cents, 75 cents and
$1.00 each. Linen and Orash
Pants for boys and nien.
A, D. FARWELL, Montpelier,
MARY HOWE GOfelCERT!
BLANCHARD 0PERA HOUSE.
Friday, August lOtlx, XOS,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
THE MOST IMPORTANT MUSICAL EVENT MONT
PELIER HAS SEEN IN MANY MONTHS.
The careor of tho favorito soprano, Mary Howo, whoso ap
poarance wo take ploasuro in announcing, is one in which Vci"'
monters nghtly take tho groatost prido. Within tho past throo
years Mary Howo has maiTe a European roputation socond to
that of no high soprano now before tho public.
Her continued engagomonts
singing in this country oxcopt
suramor vacation. Tho local managoment havo ongaged her for
a concert thus early in tho season, it boing impossible for a lator
dato, aa sho is under contract to appear at the Royal Opora
Hcuse, in Wiesbaden, Gormany,
Tickots on Salo at Ehle's
Reserved Seats, 75c
BEST KNOWN AND
THAN
These machines, with Improved
stock and may be seen at
BARROWS
Montpelier 9 Vt,
lf in want ofla Cutter send
sell these machines on
BARGAINS IN.
m COMMERC1AL STATIONERY
orxca. for ScutnrDlojs cixxcSL Prioos.
ERS
abroad havo not pormitted her
on rare occasions during the
not lator than Septembor 10.
Book and Music Store.
General Admission, 50c.
NSILAGE CUTTER!
UTORE RELIABLE
ANY.
Swivel Carriers, are kept in
& PECK'S
in your order early. ,We
easy terms, if desired.
Vermont Watchman Co
rDBLIBIIED EVBBT WKDNKBDAY BT
The Vermont Watchman Gompany,
At Montpelier, Vt.
$r THE nsF
if WATCHMAN
l AND THE
1 BOSTON DAILY RECORD
ONE YEAR M
...FOR $3.50... M
'1-
Thb abovo clubblnp; arrangement haa
been mado to Bupply, at a low prlce,
Watchman Bubacilbers with a Ually papor
contalnlng all tbo natloual and forolgn
news. Tbo Bostou Dally Ilecord Is an on
torprlaliiK and well conductod paper.
Veumont Watchman CourANY,
Montpelier, Vt.
IJusliicss Moro Meiition.
O. E. Shkpakd, auctloneor, Marsbneld.Vt.
Moue ronl Imrcttltis aro quoted on pese
fivo by tbo Uarnard, Sumuor & Putnam Co.
Cold woatlior ia coiiiIdc. Kead wbat
Poek Hrotbors bavo to Huy ln tbelr spaoo on
tbis pai;o
Fon Salb. Tbo Warnor Qranlte Compa-
ny's plant, WasblnRton, Vt. Good reasonB
for sullliifr.
A remnnnt salo 1b adyertlsed on tbis pago
bv L. V. & H. O. Gleason at wbleb nrices
out vory doep wlll prevall.
If vou aro lncllned to sneculato ln a lcclt-
mato way you wlll bo lntorested ln tbo ad-
ortlacuieiu oi ivnou n uiosson on pago
oigbt.
A:u Cubhion Datkks for cancelllng rovo-
nuo atampf, wltli your namo or inltlals.
ifllty cents anu vermonc waicuman
Compauy.
Kdward B. Kvb, practical plano tuner.
Ten yoars faetory and waroroom experlonco
at lionry j). nnnor-B, uosion, jmbsb. uruors
loft at W. Q. Nye'sNorth Montpelier, Vt.,
for tbo noxt four woeks.
Brick Fou Salb. All kinds of brlck for
Htilo at lou-ost nrices at now vanl on lino of
Montpelier and Wells Itlver ratlroad. Jlail
onlers promptiy auenueu to. Auuress, i,.
, Gitcliell, WoodBVille, JN. u.
You ean learn bow andw Uero yoncan In-
veat your uioney ln gold mortaages ;at slx
per cont by wrltliiR to O. O. Eatou, Mont
pelier, Vt. Tbo daiiKor of loss, lf any, is
vory romoto. Intereat paid twico a year.
Investtyate pleate and be bonefltod.
On paco olcbt Dr. J. Frasor Barbrlck an-
nounces tbatbo will be at tbo Montpelier
nouBo on Krlday and Saturday of tbis
week, Tbo dootor bas mauo inany oxtraor-
llnary curcB ln tuls vlclnlty and bls couilnc
wlll bo awaitod wltb mueb interost.
Wo bavo used Cbainberlaln's Coucb Reni-
edy ln our bomo for inany years and bear
cbeorful toBtlmony to Its valuo as a medi
clno wblcb sbould bo in ovory family. In
courIib aud colds wo bavo found It to bo
efllcacious and In cronp and wbooping
courU in cbildron wo deom it indispensable.
11. 1'. Klttor, nzi i airiax ave., ai. IiOuib,
Mv. For salo by O. Blakcly and W. E.
Torrlll & Co.
Pknsions of S0 to S12 a month aro naid
soldlors, rlch or poor, with sllght disabll
ities, contracted ln or out of sorvlce, uuder
act of Juno 27, 1800. Tboso now pensioned
under tbis aet can completo any Buspemled,
delayed or rojoctod claim under tbeold law,
and recolvo tbo arrears. Wldows ontltlod,
wltbout rogard to cauBe of soldlor'B doatb.
No cbargo unloss Buccossful. Address, T.
J. Deavltt. Montpolior, Vv.','
ItKPunuoAN Caucdb. A Itunubllcan cau-
cus for tbo notnination of representativo to
tho goneral assembly from tho city of Mont
pelier will bo beld at Arniory Ilall on Mou
day ovening, August 22, at balf past sevon
O'CIOCK.
Dated at Montpolior, Vermont, August 10,
A. 1). 1SU8.
O. D. Clahk, 1
J, 13. MOHBB,
Jameb Cannino,
FllKD. A. IIOWLAND,
J. G. Bkown,
Clty
Oom.
Do you want anytbinc ln tho lino of
drugs and mediclnes no raattor what? If
bo call ou Fred A. Ainswortb, proprletor of
tho now Williamstown drug-Btoro, on Depot
strjet,(ono door east of J. K. Lynde's storo
If, porchanco, bo may not bavo exactly what
you doslro, bo wlll alm to supply it ln tho
ahortost poBslblo timo. If good goods and
Iionest prices anu squaro uoaung wlll do it,
ho is bound to securo a fair sharo of publto
patronago. Sowlng.machlno suppllos and a
popular lino of statlonery aro Bpoclalties.
Glvo hlin a call.
Conbtantlt Incukasing. Tho ranld ln-
creaso of businoss during tho past fow years
at Waterbury post-oillce Is largoly attlbuted
to tbo oxtouslvo buslnusB of our towuaman.
Jir. u. u. warrou, wuo now uoes nvo-
olghths of all tho mall businoss transacted
at thls oiuco, jsir. warren's conBtantly
lncreaslng busiuesB will soon raiso tho poBt-
ofllco salary 8200 moro. Now that Bolton
Falls ls to bo harnesBed anu tho moat ex
tonslvo water powor lu northern Vermont
wlll at onco bo avallablo to all claaaos of
manufacturers, wo hopo and trust, that H
wlll no tuo means oi inuucing moro mon oi
Mr. Warron'B stamp to locato with us. Wo
can afrord to offor them somo oxtra lnduce-
niout to do bo. waterbury Itocord.
About ono month ago my chlld, whlch ls
flftoon moutbs old, bad au altick of dlar
rbooa accouipanled by vomlting. I gavo lt
Buclt remodles as aro usually gtven lu such
cases, but as notlilng gavo rolief, wo sont
for n physiclan and lt was under hla caro
for a wnek. At thls tlinothe chlld bad been
slck for about ten daya and was havlng
about twonty-flve operations of the bowola
ovory twolvo bourB, and wo woro convinced
that unloss lt aoou obtalued reliof lt would
not Uvo, Cbamberlaln's Colic, Obolora aud
Diarrbooa Itoiueily was recommended. aud
I decldod to try lt. I soon noticod a chaugo
for tho botter; by Us contlnuod uao a cuui
ploto curo was brought about and lt ia now
perfeotly bealthy. O. L. Boggs, Btump
town, Gllmer Co., W. Va. For aalo by O.
Ulakoly and W. B. Torrlll & Co.
AVost Fulrloo Contor.
Somo of our company from tho cltlen aro
looklug bomoward and talklng of loavlng us
ln tho noar futuro,
Goorge W. Klmball of Greonwood, Mass,,
vlaltod hla frlonds and rolatlves laat Satur
day ovonlng and Bundayon onoof hla tlylng
trlps to tho north.
Suvoral from our Sunday-school and so
clety attonded tho meetlng of the Ouipo
nooauo Sunday.Bchool conventlon at Unlon
vlllago IaBt Saturday. Superlntendont h.
B. Morae took Beveral of tbo teachors and
Bcbolars with hla double team and several
In slngle toams, all maklug a morry plcnio
party.
MONTPELIER AND YICINITY.
T.OOLI. HAl'VJ'.NINaa.
Louib J. Uathaway la lu camp at Berlin
pond.
Mna. Collins Ulaklky la vlsltlng ln
Pawlot.
Gborob 0. BczzBLr. ls conductor on tho
olcctrlc rallroad.
Mi88 Lizzib McDonald ls vlsltlng ln
Sprlugflold, Maaa.
L. 0. Tkwkbddiiv haa been aorloucly 111
during tho past wook.
Mns. Hauut E. Fiirkii la vlsltlng rola
tlves ln WoBt Nowbury.
Misa Lizzib Lono of Jacksonvlllo, Fla., ia
vlsltlng Mlsa Martha Long.
A sAuauTRR was born laat Saturday to
Mr. and Mra. Ilonry Cashon.
Mr. and Mna. E. W. TnojtrsoN of
Chlcago woro ln town last woek.
A. W. Prbscott haa moved to hls now
houso on Ploaaant Btroot, Bbrlln.
II. W. Monn of Orlaudo, Fla,, waB tho
guest of D. Ij. Sandora laat wook.
Mr. and Mns. II. N. Taplin returnod to
Wincbendon, Maas., ou TueBday.
Mrs. Andrew Wbustbr of Sudbury la
vlsltlng Elkina Porklns, her fatber.
Fred A. IIowland waa ln Llabon and
Lancaster, N. II., over last Sunday.
Miss Madkl, Kent of Calais Is vlsltlng
Mra. Rufua G. Itoblnson, her slater,
Mr. and Mrs, N. C. Peck aro vlsltlng
tbelr son LobIIo at Fitohburg, Mass.
JosErii Fibiier ls slowly recovertng from
a dangorous illnoas with pnoumonla.
Bethany church Sunday.school beld a
plculc ou Tuosday at Iienjamln Falls.
Mns. II. II. Jkwbm. of NhbIiuu, N. II., 1b
tbo guost of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lalrd.
Mns. Oathbrinb Pratt and daugbter,
Mary, aro vlsltlng rolatlves ln Randolph.
Cor,. A. 0. Brown returnod on Tuosday
from an oxtondod outlng nt tbo sca shoro.
A DAuaiiTEii was recontly born to Mr.
and Mra. Wattor Thorpo of llolyoko, Maaa.
Rbv. Fatheii W. J. O'Sullivan was con
flucil to tho houso laat week with tonallitis.
Cauuol 0. Kma of Brockton, MaaB, is
vlaitlng Mr. and Mra. Clark Klng, bls par-
ents.
R. B. Denny, 0. 0. Bancroft and II. L.
Farwell aro at Groton pond on a flahing
trip.
Joiin F. GooDENOcan is takinc a vaca1
tion of two woeka from hia dutlea as post
man. Mna. IIenrv Penniman went on Frlday
to Boaton to vlslt rolatlvoa for aevoral
weoks.
W. S. Brigqs wont on Monday to Sara-
toga Sprlngs, N. Y., to remaln about two
weeKs.
Rodeut Phinnev and Martln W. Peck
oxpect to enter Norwich Univorslty ln Sop-
tomnor.
Miaa Sibyl WitiaiiT waa tbo cueat of Miss
Marlou Thompaon at St. AlbanB ovor last
Sunday.
Misa Maiulla WniTCOiin of Burlington
was tbo guest of Miss Katherino 0. Smith
last wook.
G. B. Stratton of .Concord, N. II., was
tho guest of Ilenry L. Farwoll last Frlday
and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur A. Wiiitcomb
bavo been vlsltlng ln Bodford, P. Q., during
tbo past woek.
Brucb McDonald went on Mondav to
llolyoko, Mass., whero ho 1b tho gueat of
walter Tuorpe.
Rev. II. I. Cusiiman and son, Albert, of
Provldeuce, R. I,, aro at tho bomo of Mrs.
S. J. Blanpled.
Mns. J. G. IIale of Redlands, Cal., has
been the gueat, during tho past week, of
i ratnc a. i-nviuen.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H, Seinner of New
York havo been guoata of II. A. Sklnnor
duiing tbo past week.
A. D. Farwell haBpurchased theCharles
11. xy ler uouso on liluerty street. xno con
aideration was 51,900.
Miss Flora M. Tbrrill who haa been
abroad for nearly a yoar, ia tho guest of Dr,
and Mra. D. G. Keinp.
Mr. and Mna. BurtJ M, Blibj and MIbb
Ruby Casstdy of Swanton are guestB of Mr.
anu Mra. liarlow m. Hinltu,
The clty linuor agency Ib now cloaod on
Tuesday, Weduesday and Thuraday oven-
lnga at uau paat slx o clock.
Lebteu H. Greene went to Boaton laat
Saturday ovonlng whoro ho Jolnod a party
for a fow days yachtlng trip.
A horsk ownod by Potor Bordeaux of St.
Albaua droppod dead in front of tho Arus
uiocK last uaturuay ovouing.
A. J. Stone attendod tho annual reunlon
of tho "Roxbury RuBsets," hlB old compauy,
iioiu last baiuruay at uoxuury.
Charles A. Smith contracted laat wook
wltb Ira lllland of Boston for a monument
of Barre granlto to bo sot ln Fairlee.
Theron F. Colton left on Monday for a
bualueaa trip to Now York and Phlladel
pbta, to bo absent about two weeka.
Komk G, Brown of Mlnneapolia, Mlnn.,
was In town laat week on hla way to tbo
aea anore cottago oi uol. a. u, urowu.
The Arlon quartetto tcndered Miss Mary
A. I'uinney an out-uoor Borenauo Monuay
ovouing at lior liomo on Bprlug stroot.
Mr. and Mrs, D, L, Sandrrs gavo a lawu
Earty last Thuraday ovonlng to tlio mom
ers of Ivy Lodge, Daughtora of Robekah.
Mns, Natuan Phinney and daugbtor,
Alma, of New Bedford, Mass,, woro guesta
last wook of Mr. and Mr. Goorgo B. Peck,
Dr. Mary E. Emery returned to Now
York ou Monday, aftor a vlait of sovoral
weoks with Mra, J, (J. Emery, her mother.
R. D. Stewart of Bristol, whoao sudden
(loatn ls uoteu m tuo tato uews column.
was a brotbor-ln-law of E. R, MorBO of thls
clty.
II. M. Cdtleu left for Chlcago aud otbor
wesiorn pointa last uaturuay ln tuo lntor
oata of tho Natloual Life IuBuranco com
pauy.
Dr. and Mrb. C. N. Hunt havo been at
Grescent Beacb, Maaa., during tho paat
weeK anu wiu rcuiain tuoro somo timo
longor.
Ij. E. Willis of Sholburno la employed in
tbo Jawelry Btoro of A. G. Stono, Mr. and
Mrs. Wlllls bavo roouia at tbo Wlllard
hOUBO.
Thb marrlago of Miss Mary A. Phinney
to Slduoy E. Molutlro of Rutland wlll tako
piaco tiiis moruing nt mna o'clock at uiuiat
oiiurcu.
Mu. and Mrs, C, F. Fobter, Mrs. E. D
Moro aud Miaa Atwood of Tuunton. Maaa
are among lato arrlvala of aummur boardeia
ut tuo I'aviuon.
ErnbstA. Menard, who works ln tho
barborabonof G, W. Luco. loft laat Satur
day for Canada for a weok or ten daya vlalt
wuu roiativeB,
Mhb. Juliettb Bancroft gavo a tea on
Monday afternoon at hor houio on Loomls
street ln honor of Mlsa Mary Ilibbard of
I'lttauoiu, Maaa.
Misa Daiby Lowk, stenographer for tho
R. 0. Bowers Qrautto Company, went lant
uaturuay to xsuw i.oimon, Lionu,, lor a va
cation oi two wookb.
Tiib banka and tho Kolloce-IIubbard Ll
brary were cloaed on Tuesday, Bennington
Battle Day. nollday boura were also ob-
Borvod at tho post-omco.
Likutknant Uoubton Eldhidqe, a ro
tlrod Unttod States naval ofllccr, Ia at tbo
Pavllion wbllo recolvlng oatoopathlo troat
ment from Dr. W. W. Brook.
Fredbrick 0. Prbntiss of Now York ar
rtved ln town last Wednpsday ovonlng, ac
coiupanled by Mra. F. J. Prentlsa, hla moth
er, and MIbb Ilurd ot Plttaburg.
Mrs. A. D. Farwell gavo a ploasant toa
last Tbursday ovonlng at hor homo on Llb
orty stroot ln honor of aovoral ladlea who
woro formor resldenta of Montpelier.
Charles IIawrb a conductor on tho olcc
trlc road was tbrown from hla car last
Thuraday afternoon and ono hlp was dia
located. no haa slnco boon off duty.
Mibb Charlotte RorEB la at Lako Morey
thia week, wlthl Mr. and Mra. D. D. Davls
of St. Albana. Dr. and Mrs. K. Longfollow
Cleaves wero tboro ovor last Sunday.
Tiib lnfant daughter of Mr. and Mts.
Frank Abalre dlod laat Wednosday morn
lng of cholera Infantum. Tho funeral waa
hold Frlday aftornoon at two o'clock.
The annual mootlng ot tbo Woman'a
nomo Mlaalouary Socloty, connoctod with
Trlnlty church, wlll bo beld thia afternoon
at two o'clock with Mra. W. B. Wortblng.
Gov. Grout, Lloutonant Govornor Flsk
and Secretary of Stato Brownell wero ln
town on Monday to Blgn tbo acta paBsod at
tbo apecial aession of tho leglalaturo ln May.
Mrs. Olivbr Wheelock waa called to
Eaat Calais on Monday by tbo death of
Merrlck Alnaworth, her fatbor. The funer
al is to bo hold tbla mornlng at East Calais.
F. II. Merrill of Richmond. Va.. led tho
meetlng for mon hold last Sunday after
noon ln tho Yountr Men'a Christian associa-
tlon rooms. IIls subtect waa "What's ln a
namo.
Martin IIenley, clerk at tho Montpelier
IIoubp. roturned from Richmond on Mon
day, whoro ho haa beon for sovoral daya at
uio ueusiuo ol Hls inotner. wlio ls atlil aerl-
ously lll.
At tho adiourned aalo of tho bulldlng of
tbo Montpelier Hardwaro Company on Ber
lin slde, hold last Saturday afternoon, tho
property waa purchased by Edwlu I.auo
for gC.OOO,
Mna. Minnib Maksii aavo a musicalo last
Tbursday at her homo on Loomla stroot in
nonor oi Mr. anu Mrs. ll. ll. Hklnner oi
Now York and Mr. and Mrs. Edson Peck of
Bristol, Conu.
An advertlsement baa anneared ln one
of our local dallles for several days an
nouncing tbat a blll would bo Introduced
lnto the comlng aession of the leglslature
proviuing lor tno annexatlon oi uerun
atreet to Montpelier.
Geoucif. T. Archbr has arrauced for a
privato dance by twentyflvo couplea of
young peoplo at Dewoy Park thia evening.
A apecial olcctrlc wlll bo placcd at tho dla-
posal of tho party.
Miss Adelaide L. Gribwold goea to-day
to New York to nieot llarry Dwlght, her
nephew, who aaila from tbat clty noxt Sat-
uruay un routo lor v onico wuero no ib to
enter tbo consular aervico.
Mns. J. Edwaiid Wriqht gavo o wbist
party ou Tuesday evoniug at her bomo on
lialdwln atrcot ln nonor oi Mr. anu Mrs.
William Ij. Wbltnoy Jr., of Nowton, Maaa,,
who return homo thia mornlng.
Thomas Vesper. a member of Comnany
B, Second Massachusotts rogiment. who
died recently at Santlago, formerly reslded
at WrlgbtsviUo. Ho bas ltved lu Sprlng
ueld, Maaa., for tbo laat ten yoara.
Rememdek tbo Renubllcan clty caucua to
do neiu at Armory nall next Monclav evon
ing, Auguat 'ii, lor tuo purposo oi piacing
in uominatlon a canuiuate lor clty renre
sentatlvo in tbo comlng leglslature.
Mna. E. E. Androws of Malden. Mass.
Mrs. Jauiea Madden and daughter ot
Worcester, Maaa., and Mrs. Emma Ilouse
and two cbildron of Phlladolphla, are at
tuo nomo oi u. ll. iioubo m ueriiu.
Box 34 was nulled last Frlday afternoon
for a allght tlro lu a pllo of shaviugB near
tho stono sheda of U. 11. Moro & Co. Tho
blazo was enuelched wltb extlngulshera
witnout tno neceasity oi laying tno lioae.
The caao of Luko Novea acainat Jobn
iiwing, lnvolvmg tno Ueatructlon of a con
siderablo amount of (lro worka at hls ahop
on the mornlng of July4 1aat, waa sottled
laat xnursuay oy Kwing paylng Noyes fel.
Alderjien Jangraw. Wholan. and Rich-
aruaou, atreet uominiasionor uouerts anu
Uverseer oi tno I'oor Wheelor woro at tho
clty farm last Sunday afternoon, whero
tnoy solected a new placo lor a city uuinp.
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Tolleb. who havo
bad cbargo of tho boardlng-houao at Mont
pelier Seminary during tbo past year, left
laat wook lor urauienoro. Mra. ni. a
Davia has asaumed tho dutlea of matron at
that placo.
F. H. Meiikill of Richmond, Va., failod
to reach Montpelier in timo to hold aervlces
at tne rooms oi tno xoung Men'a Uuristlan
ABSociatlon last Sunday aa advortised, It
ls expected that Mr. Merrill wlll bo prosent
next sunuay.
The danco glvon at tho Pavllion last
evenlnc by J. Edward Balley was a de
llchtful affalr. Altbouch entirelv lnformal
ln character it waa well atteuded nnd much
enjoyed. Muslo waa furnlshed by Miaa
Katberine Hutcblnaon.
Green Mountain Seiiinary, at Water
bury Conter, will bo agalu opened, thia fall.
uuder tho mauagement ot Miss Elizabeth
Colley, a veteran toacbor, and one whoao
namo ls lutlmately assoclated with the
achool. Seo advertlsement.
Peter Miller was arreated last weok
on a warrant procured by Lewis Barney
uarney ciauna tnat alliler owea lilm about
S'M for reut. Tho caso wlll bo hoard today
betoro Juatico T. J. Deavltt. Miller wbb
able to securo ball and waa roleased from
custody.
The caso of John Bartlott who waa cbarg-
ou wuu auowing uis iiens to treapasa on ma
nelcbbors grouuds on Barre atreet. waa
aettled ln clty court laat Wednosday ovon
lng. Jiartlett pieauoil gullty to a fracturo
of thia special city ordluanco and was llued,
wuu coais, co.ux.
Tiib youngor muBlo pupils ot Mrs. Miuulo
Maraligavo a muslcal laat ITlday aftornoou,
at tho homo of Mrs. Murah on Loomls
street. Among tboso wbo took part In tbo
proRrammo woro MiBses Kdltli uoborta,
llallio Lane, Ethol Roborta, Floronco
Wheelock and Edmoud Galalao.
A younq son of William Ewlngfell In tbo
river xue.suay morning nt uio roar of tlio
paint Bbop of D. A. Guptil. Hla mother
jumpod lnto tho water aud rescuod tho
badly frightouod lad. Fortunately tho
wntor was not deep, but tho chlld would
liavo porisneu witnout asalatanco.
The group picturo ot membors ot Com
pauy u, aoiit iy i,ieuteuant Ulaliorn to
Thomaa Gisborn. hla father. wlilcli haa beou
ou exbibltlon lu tho show wiudow of Alleu's
clcar atoro during tho imat week. bas at
tracted much nttontlou. It la n wondorfully
correct llkonoaa of overy membor of tho
compauy,
Hkumon, bou ot 0. 11. Moro, waa thrown
from bls btoyclo on East Stato Btroot laat
Tliursdr.y mornluc by hla whoel Btrlklng
stono, Fortunately no bonoa woro brokon
Dut tlio lad wna sevoroiy biibkuii un anu
brulsed. IIo was takon to hls hoine by Joel
Foster and Dr. U. E. Cbandlor atteuded to
hls lujurloa,
aalo at Ehlo'a book atoro, Mrs. Lavln wlll
bo nccompanlod by Luclan Howo, hor brotli
er, as pianlstand accompanlBt. Tho Mont
pelier orclioatra wlll also aaaiat, Mlsa Ma
tiel Forry otOwasso, Mlohtho acoiupllsbod
vlollnlat, who has been tho guest of Mra. II.
0. Colton for several daya, baa volunteered
her sorvlces.
Thomas L. Wood, aaalstant Stato llbra
rlan went laat Wednosday to hla
bomo ln Randolph for an lndeflulto Btay.
Mr. Wood la BUiTerlng from a dlaoaBO of tbo
ktdnoys and bls physiclan lnslsted that ho
must havo comploto rest for a timo. Erwln
M. Uarvoy Ib supplying Mr. Wood'fl placo
at tbo Stato llbrary.
A commonication from thodopartmont at
Washington was recelved last week by
PoatmaBtor Sibley atatlng that under a ro
cont declalon of the commlBaloners of lntor
n al rovenuo checks and drafts for publlo
bualnoss drawn by ono postmastor ln favor
of anotbor ln hls ofllclal capaclty, do not ro
qulro a rovonuo stamp.
Arciiie B. Lovett of Warron nnd Miss
Moo I. Noyes of tbis clty woro tnarrled last
WedncBday morning at tho homo of Mra,
H. C. Campbell on Eaat Stato Btreot by
Rov. Andrew Gillles. Mr. and Mrs. Lovett
wont on tbo noon tralu tbat day to vlslt for
a wook at the former homo of tho groom In
Warren. They aro to resldo ln Calala.
Thb ault of Mrs. Matllda Edgerly agalnst
Madam Eloanor Fletcbor lllahop Nlcholas
to rocovor S25 claimod duo for wages, waa
heard on Monday beforo Juatico T. J. Dea
vltt. J. II. Lucla appared for tbo plalntifl
ond G. W. Wlng and T. R. Gordon for tho
defendant. Tho dofonco la a claim for off
set becauso ot board of tho husband of tho
plalntiff.
Thb Republlcans of Borlin wlll hold a
caucua to nomlnatoa candldate for town
representativo and justlco of peaco at tho
town nan next uaturuay afternoon, at balf
past two o'clock. Sovoral nnmoB aro inon
tlonod as probablo nomlnees for renre-
Bentatlve, among tbem II. B. Wodge, Mar
tln w. Wheelock, C. II. Stewart and Clar
onco II. Pltkln.
Fred Patterson was arreated last Batur-
day afternoon at West Berlin by Deputy
SberliT Wedge, charged wltb breaking lnto
tbo post-offlco and atoro of II. B. Avers at
West Berlin last Frlday nlght. IIo was
brought to Monlpeller and placed in jall
and hla caso was civon a bcarlnr? Mondav
and TueBday. Tho hearlng was not con
cluded last ovonlng.
Charles Gile of Hardwick bas been tbo
guest of 11. C. Lull during the past week.
mr. uno ib oigiity-tnreo yearB old but Ia re
markably activo for a rnan of hls years.
During hls oarller lifo ho waa a btage drlver
between Montpelier and Ltttleton, N. II.,
beforo tho days of rallroads. Ho was at
ono timo a portor at tho Pavllion under
Col. Levi Boutwoll.
Thb Central Vermont rallroad wlll sell
excurslon tlcketa for the annual pllgrlmago
toSt. Anne de Beaupro ou Monday, August
2'J. Tbo routo wlll bo vla Montroal aud
Bteamer Three Rlvora. Tho fare for tbe
round trip from Montpelier wlll bo Uvo
dollara, with equally low rates from all sta
tioua on the llne. Tickots wlll be good re
turning untll Monday, SeptomberS.
Levi Lonqway died on Mondav mornlnir
ofcancer of tbo atomach at hls homo ou
Court street, aged torty-one years. Ho
leavos a widow, one son and one daughter.
ueceased was a uative oi ut. Albans anu
bad been 111 for nearly four yearB. The fu
neral was held on Tuesday mornlng from
St. Auguatlne's church, Rev. Fatber W. J.
Sulllvan oftlciating, and tbe burial waa in
tbe Cathollc cemotery.
At a meetlng of tho board of school com-
iniHHlouera, beld Monday evenlug In the
ofllce of Colouel J. 11. Lucla, tbe chalrman.
Mlsa Carrio E. Willey of Montpelier, waa
elected to flll tbo vacaucy ln tho High
School caused by the reBignation of Mra.
Mary L. Reed. Tbo board voted a loavo of
abaenco without salary to Mrs. Minnio
Marsh from about the middlo of September
to tho Thanksglving recess.
The horso ownod by Dr. Minnio Mar-
shall becamo frlgbtened last Tbursday af
ternoon wuilo standlng lu front of Uotel
Fullerton on Barre street and mado tblngs
Hvely between thero and tbo Montpelier
Houso. Tbo animal mado tho threo turna
aud roached the Montpelier Houso atablo
without damaging tho buggy or Injurlng
Itself, wltb the exceptlon ot a alight cut on
ono of lts blnd legs where lt atruck a post
at the eud of tbe hotol piazza.
Dewby Pabk waa the sceno ot adtsgrace-
ful affalr last Sunday afternoon when a
man uamed Enrlght from Barre and ono
Wbeeler from Roxbury encagod ln a vl-
cioua prlze Hght, the reault ot a feud of
long standing. The nght was wltnesaed by
a large crowd of men but no one Interferod,
nnd the combatants pounded oacb other
untll tbey were unablo to leavo tho park
wltbout assistance. The town authorltlea
ot Berlin are inveatigating tbo matter.
The Denvor Times of a recent dato con.
taina an excollent cut of Edgar J. Tuttle.
son of Jobn L. Tuttlo of thls clty, accouipa
nled by a vory compllmentary notlco of Mr.
Tuttle, who la at preaent clty passenger
agont of tho unlon l'aciuo rallroad at Den
vor. Mr. Tuttlo haa boen with tbe Unlon
Paclflc alnce 188G and has credltably Illlod
many Important and reaponslblo posttlous.
Ho evidently has a brlght futuro beforo him
ln rallroad circles.
Many Montpelier pooplo wlll bo Inter-
ested in tbe aunouncement tbat Colonol J.
W. Saint, secretary of clvll and milltary
affalrs, aud Miss L. L. Wataon aro to be
married next Wednesday, at tbe bomo of
tbo brldo ln Nortbwood Narrows, N. H.
Mlsa Wataon bas boen a teacber ln tbo pub
lic eckool at St. Johnsbury and is held ln
high esteem by all who know bor. Colonol
Sault is to be ofllclal reporter of the comlng
Senate and wlll havo hls brldo with him at
Montpelier at loaat a portlon of the timo.
The Unlon Mutunl Fire Inaurance Com
pany sont out last week Ita twenty-tblrd
annual report. With thia roport went no
tices of the annual aasoasment, whlch ia
onlv four ner cent. tho amallest ln tho last
twolvo yeara. xuo uusiness uono uy tins
company during tbe paat year has been the
jargesi in us uioiury. ib iiita uuw iu luruo
premlum notes ot over one milllon dollara,
Tho total number of nollcios ln force ls
11,700, a not lncreaso of 910 during tho past
year. Tliia company iibb paui iu losses
during tbo past year 846,521.41.
Auhanqbments bavo been mado with
tho R. 0. Bowors Granlto company to glvo
a privato clam bako for ladlea and gontlo
nien noxt Frlday afternoon at two o'clock
at Caledonia park. Prof. Joaoph WlUon of
Provldouce, R. I., wlll bo catorer. L. P.
Gluason, Jobn P. Adama, R. B. Deunoy
ond Frank M. Uorry havo tho matter ln
charzo and enouch tlcketa havo boen sold
to iusure tho aucceaa ot tho affalr. Tho
tablen wlll bo erected ln a largo teut and
tho nionu wlll conslat of clam chowder,
lobatera, roaat clams, coru aud sweot pota
toes. Misses nsLBN Dewey, Ella Balley, Ilar
rlet IIuho, Mrs. Pearl Blodcott, Mra, I. 0.
Vall and Mra. U. II. Heaton aro dolegutua
from the local clrcle of Klng's Daugbters to
tho aunual stato oouventlon to bo holil ln
Bennington on Weduesday and Thuraday,
Sontoinbor7 aud 8. Ono ot tho promiuent
Bublecta for dlscusaton at thia couvontton
wlll bo the Blnuchterlng of blrda for mllllii
ory decoratioua. A petitlon haBalroivdy been
put ln circtuaiiou among varioua circiea iu
lhiiHtntn whlch wlll bonreBonted to tho com
lng leglalaturo asklng tbat a law bo enacted
forulddiug Kiiung mrtis lor tma purposo.
Tiib comiulsBiotiors In tbo llorllu brldgo
caso mot at tho county court houso laat
Saturday, whoro they gavo a hearlug on tho
lund daiuages tbat wlll follow tho laylng
out of tho bighway recommended. TeBtl
monv waa takon In tbe caso of C. S, Hub
bard and 0. II. Moro both ot whoin wlll bo
dumaged to a conslderublo oxtont by the
laylng out ot tbo bighway. Atter boarlng
all tho teatlmony to bo offered ln these
two caaoB. tho cominlasloiiora went lnto ex
eoutlvo aeaalon, remalntng bo for several
boura. Tbelr renort must bo Illlod by Aug
UBt 21) and Obalrmau Staff ord lntlmated tbat
lt would probably be sont to County Olork
Hmlllo tlio last oi next wook.
OOKTIHVU) 0 rOVmTK PASB.
Educate
Yout4 Sons
T In a practical sehoo whcrp the
iwrrcti priiicipics in iiic arc incui
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porwich UniYersityi
UETABLISHCD IN 10101
NORTHFIELD, VERMONT.
THIS INSTITUTION olfers to all
young mcn a libcral cducation on
lincs approvcd by lcading educa'
tors. It aims to tcach studcnts a
practical application of what they
study, Dcgrcc of B, S. in Civil
Engmcering, Chcmistry and Sci'
cncc and Litcraturci B. A. in Arts.
A MILITARYCOURSEsccond only
to West Point, for all studcntsi
thus training thc body as wcll as
the mindi gm'ng to young mcn
mcthodical habits, physical cn
durancc and dignity.
THE LOCATION at Northfield
makcs thc Univcrsity acccssiblc
from all pointsi thc town is oncof
thc most hcalthful in Vermont and
white posscssing all modcrn con
vcnicnccs is morc dcsirablc for
studcnts in many ways than thc
largcrtowns. Obtain furthcr inr
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COMMANDCR U. S, NAVY (rCTIREd),
Northfield. Vt.
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the
Green Mountain Seminary
-ANI-
MINARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Waterbury Center, Yt.
Tho Fall Torm of Twelve Weeks beglns
September 6, 1898.
Sis Courses of Study: Preparatory,
Engliah Claasical, Collet;o Preparatory,
Sciontiflc, Teachers' Cotumercial.
ELIZABETH COLLEY, A. M., Prln.
Kimball Union Academy,
MERIDEN, N. H.
This well-known Academy offers srEClAli
auvantaoxs to wottby young men and wonien
of limited means through ita
$100 A-YEAR-PLAN.
Its ofliciencv has been recently inereaBed bv
tho ercction of new buildings and by eularged
nnl niodern fncilities. Young men and jromen
fitted for tlio best Colleces nnd Scieutifio
Schonla. Attention given to Physical Train
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Fall Term Will Begin Sept.14,1898
Send for Catalosuo to
W, H. CUMMINGS, A. M Prln.
THE MTIOML LIFE
IHSURANCE CO.
SINCE JANUARY 1, 1898, has
p a i d its policy-holders
$907,713.22 (over $5,000
EACH DAY; adding to its
assets in the same period
raore than $500,000.00 and
writing $6,326,000.00 of
new insurance, closing the
half year with $78,320,291,
80 of insurance in force.
S. S. HALL.UU), Gcucrnl Agont,
Opom Houso Illock, Montpelier, Vt.
UNION MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.
Notlco of Asscssnicuts.
Tbo Directors of tlio Union Mutunl Fire In
surauco Company hereby givo notlco that they
havo niado nssessnients on nll tlio piemium
notes civen by nienibers tbeieof to snid Com
pany, iu tho amounts und ou tho datea as fol
lows: Pepteinbor 1, 1S97. . .1-1 of ono per centum
October 1, 1897 M of ono per centum
Novenibor 1, 1897 Wof ono per centum
December 1, 1897. . . .1-3 of one per centum
Jnuuary 1.189S J-2 of ono per centum
Fobrtmry 1, 1898 1-2 of one per centum
Mnrch 1, 1898 1-4 of ono por centum
April 1, 1898,........1.4 of one per centum
May 1, 1898 l-l of ono per centum
Juno 1, 1S9S 1-4 of ono per centum
July 1, 189J 1-2 of one per centum
Juiy 15, 1898 1-4 of ono per centum
Making 4 per centum for tho
year cndiiiB August
Ht, 1898.
And the Directors hereby give furtlier notico
that snld assrssments are due and payablo to
the Treosurer at the oflico of said Compauy in
Montpelier, Vt., September 10, 1898.
Per order of the Directors,
IIAltLAN W. KEMP, Trcaturer.