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VERMONT WATCHMAW & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21, 1901!
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HOMER
Black Dress Goods.
Black maintains its sway
in tlio color of dress. Black
and geutecl. That's why
strenuously and ardcntly to
our efforts is manifest in our advance showing of Fall
fabrics. Tlio quotations that follow stand for great
worth and valuo, but do not
weaves on view. Nothing but a persoaal visit can do
that. Come.
45 inch B.ack Cbovlot, por yard 69c
45-lnch Black Coevlot, spongcd and shrunk, pcr ynrd , 76c
50-inch Black Clievlot, opongod and ohruuk, tho kiiid you
pay $1.25 for cloewhero, our prlco . . . . I 00
45-incb. Satiu Sollcl, a prcttv sntln flnisb fabrlc, por ynrd I.OO
40-lnch Molroae, pcr ynrd 1.25 to 1.75
48-luch Penu do Boio, por yard .... l.25to.75
45-inch Engllah Frunella, with a rlch aatlc flnisb, por yard 1.38
Thesearc only a 1pv of the many patterns we have to show you.
HOMER
8 66 ftSorth Maln St.
The
Great
Blood
fCUBEi
Purifier'
H D3 you suf;r auy of thoae ncbos and
pains 80 familar to tho rheumatic suf
forer? You may hve that dull hoavy paiu in
your shouldcr and muscles of the artn
or in your back. Tou may havo that
torriblo aohe in the eraall of tho buck
and hipa, with ihoso ebooting pains
which roach to your very feet.
If you havo any Byraptotns of rheura
atiBm aboutyou, youshould uso Sinitb's
Colebratod Curo. for rheumatiam at
once. It will purify your blood and
drive tho rhoumatism out of your syB
tom. Itead what Mrs. A. II. Sanborn of
Thetford Centor, Vt. saya
"Boforo I bejj in taking your modicino
A. C.
GILLEY &.
Heck EibtKms.
A new lot of Wash Ribbons
in all colors, goods that have
sold all the season at 25c. This
Is a job lot and the price is only
1 5C Per J'ard.
Yarns.
All of our last season's Ger
mantown Yarns ate dumped in
to one lot. We will sell the
same this season at 12c per
skein. Your choice of this lot
at four skeins for 25o.
Chil&ren's Hose.
This lot of Hose was bought
at a sacrifke. We have been
selling this same grade at 19c
per pair. Your choice of sizes
at two pairs for 25c- Now is a
good time to buy Hose for
school wear.
CILLLY &
114-118 MAIN 8TRECT,
FITTS.
still controls as a leader
is always dignified, elegant
wc liave dcvoted ourselves
thc sulvject. The result of
do justice to thc variety of
FITTS
Barre, Vt.
THE SPRINGFIELO
.... BUSINESS SCHOOL
IS - -
The Best Known School in the East.
Ii is ropri Honted at the I'an Aniorlcan Ex
positton Ipv thothreo fastest opnratorH In tbo
wnrld. B'jokknHpltig, Skortband, fyp. -wrlting,
oto. Wrlte for nli'gnt catalog.
Fall terui opmis 8 'titembnr 3rd.
The SpringfUd Ba iaess Schoo',
B, J Griffin, Prin.
368 MainSt. Springfield, Mass
sThe
Great
iBlood
"Purifier
I waa in con tant pnin nnd unablo to
sleop at nitht, and aftor laking two
boltlua I feel liko a new persou, and
can recommQiid it to othern."
July 29, 1SI01. Mrs. A.. II. Sanborn.
There oucht not to bo any dolay in
troating your rhuumatism, aa it is suro
to load to Bometbing 8enouB if allowod
to run.
Try Sraith'a Colebratod Curo for
Itboumatistn. TLo Groat Blood Puri
fiur. You will nocd no othor medicino
Tnero ia nothing bottor. Always look
for Traau lnrk.
If your druggiet doeB not havo it, it
will be eont prepaid ution recoipt of
price, 1.00 por bottlo, 0 bottlcs for 5.
us
L V
ITH, Barre, Vt.
ABBOTT
Silk Waists.
We have just received the
best value in a Ladies' Black
Silk Waist that we have ever
shown. They are made of Peau
de Soie silk, in the latest fall
style, and are warranted in
every particular. The price is
only $5 00 each.
To Mothers.
If you have never used the
New Idea Patterns it is time
we called your attention to
them. We carry as complete
a line of patterns as can be
found in New York City. Now
when you are getting the cY!
dren ready lor school, would
be a good time to test the
merlts of these patterns and
save money, as no pattern sells
for more than 1 Qfj.
ABBOTT
B RRE
ERMONT
Uarro.
Mayor and Mrs. N. D. I'holps and Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Qllloy aro in oamp ln HIrIi
Kto Sprlngs.
Tbo machlnlsta tn tbo ornploy of
Hmltb, Whltcomb & Oook atruok last
Wodnosday uiornlng becauso tbe flrm
by wliom tboy wcro omployod rotnaod
to sljrn an agreetnont wblob bad boen
Blgnod by otUer maoblne shopa ln tbe
placo provldlng for ten bonrs pay for a
nlno houra' day. The matter was adjaatod
ln tbo ovening by tbo flrra ln questlon Blgn
lng tbo ngrcomont and tbo mon went baok
to work tbo noxt inornlng.
K. N. Tayntor was oallod to Erlo, Pa..
laHt Wednosdny evonlng by tlio deatb ol
Mrs. Tj. W. U1h' Mrs. Tayntor's mothor.
Mr. and Mrs, Krfward E. lloblnBon of Hoa
ton worn cuostH lant weok of Mr. aml Mrs,
J. K. Smltu and Mr. and Mrn. Frunk Mc
Wbortor. Dr. U. W. llraloy waa ln clty court last
Tbnrsda" mornlne to answor to on lnfor-
uiatlon lllou BRalust Iilui by tbo clty nttor
noy, uniler a clty ordluanco, for not record
liig a blrth at wbloli bo was tho attondlni;
pbyslolau, Tbo ductor plpmlud Kntlty and
was II n od, wltb costa, $12.25 wlilcli bo patd.
O. J. Dodgo, troasurer of the Uarro Qolf
Olnb, liaa ordored tliroo handHOtuo sllvor
cups for trophlus for tbe annnal tournnuiont
of tbe club to bo hold the last two weeks in
Auguat.
Mr. and Mrs. B, E, Fronoli of Ohlcago
woro the gnosts of Mrs. Angolla FroncU
dnrlng Old lloiiiu Wouk.
Mrs. E, D. Uphamnnd cbtldrenof Clnoln
natl are tbe gueats of Col. II. R. StouRhton.
Rov. GoorRo Wlnch of Ilolyoke, Mass., Is
HPoudliiK bls vacatlon at tbe liomo of 0. M.
Winoli, bls brothor. lle proached at tho
Uongregatlonal cbnrcb on Sauday.
CoiiKrcBsmaii II, S. Smltli of Mlchlgan
was ln Ilarre soveral daya last wook. II ls
ono of tbe attornoys ln tbe caso of tho Ilur
rlson Qranlte Co. BKainst II. K. Bush, ro
celver. Tho body of tho nian who was fonnd
drownod nnar Sorel, I'. Q., on Jnly 11 has
beon ldontlflod as that of Fred Poland of
Graniteville. Mr. I'oland loft Graniteville
for Oanada a few days before bls body was
fonnd at Sorol.
A froak raro to medtcal science wan ln
Rarro on Thursday calllnR on Bomo of tbe
local pbyalcians. Ile Is a RuBsIan and of
normal aize and appoarance exoept that ho
has Nomepeoiillardlsoase of thobeart wblcb
has oaused onlarcement of that organ. By
puttltiR tho var to hls chost a mUBlcal rythni
caiisod by the heart beats can plaluly be
lieard, The tono iBeven and reRiilar, rlslng
and falllnf; ciintly. Othor chhob aro sald to
bo on reoord but they aro oxceediugly rare.
The mau says tbe condltlon waa tho rosnlt
uf a wound. He aaya bo waa formorly a
rosldent of Ra.ssla and a Nlli list, but was
oaptnred by the Czar'a ofilcors xnd flout to
Slberla. Wblle eacaplng from there ho re
ceived a fearf nl sword out dlrectly ovor the
heart, and tbongh tbo wound hoaled tbe
effect on tho heart was to glve it a uiuslcal
tone.
Judge Wataon has grantod an Injnuo.
tion, deelarluK tho Uanton block in Barre
forwerly tho Scampinl block, a nulsauce,
and oriletlue Mr, Uanton to closo bla placo
of busluoss. This place was ratdod recently
by Barro ollicors and a quantlty of liijuor
wat secured. Tbe block. cenorally. bas
xnytblug but a good reputatlon, as the testi-
mony or tuo Barre ollicors ueloro Juuge
Wataon showod.
A dospatcb received at Barro Wodnesday
tells of tho doath at Old Orcburd Beacb of
Lawronce, the ten yo .rs old son of Mr. and
Mrs, J.B. Darllnrjof tho clty of Barro, Deatb
reHultt'd from colllslon with a toain, and it
ls suppoaod tha,t tho accldent happoned
while tho lad was rldlnz bls wheol. Hls
motherwasat Old Orchard condnclnc a
boardlnr: house, and a brothor and two
slstors were aleo there. Mr. Darlluz ls om
ployod in tbo dry coods gtore of II: Z MIUb
Barro, anu is a son ot Dr, J, B. Darllni: ot
South Ryegate. The body of the lad was
bo brought to South R egato tbat night and
tbe fnnoral servlces will be beld toniorrow.
Watorbnry.
Last Thursday was obaorvod as Water
bury day of Old Hoino Woek, Tho day was
frangbt with interost and pleasnre, Tbo
beadquartora of tbo Old Ilomo Week asso
clatlon woro in tbe Parker block and ovor
2C0 vlsltora bad slgned tbe rogistor kep t
tnero unring tuo woex lor tnat purpose. A
reception was tondered the vlsitors at tho
headquirterB at nlno o'clock ln tbe morn
ing. Tbe wbolo vlllago tookona gala day
appoarance as tbe busluoss places and pri
vate rosidencea were prettily decoratod. At
11 A. m., a band concort was givon by tbo
Biowo band on Dllltnghaui park, Abont
2,000 people were present at the aftornoon
exerclses beld on Dopot Squaro. Tbe pro-
gramme was openou wun prayer oy Kev. tr,
B, Kellogg. O. 0. Graves, prealdent ot tbe
asaociatlon, oxtended a mo3t cordlal wel
come to the vlsitors to whlcb Secretary of
State F, A. Howlaud responded. The ora
tor of the day was Senator W. P. Dilling
bam, wbo dellvered an ablo romlnlscent ad
dress, recalling the numberB glven by Ver
mont to otber States and spoko of tbose
wbo bave boen resldents of Waterbury and
wbose names havo boon onrolled ln bigh
pl cob in tbo vnrloua wolks of llfe. At the
plcnlo lunch, wbicb was sotved, L 0. Moody
acted as toastmaster. Tho followlng toasts
were respondod to: "Tho Old riluglng
School." Rev. L. K Ylllmani "Our Vlllago
In tho Presont," Itiv. h. II. Elliott; "Our
MothBrs," Rov. Fr. Malllet; "Tbo Little
Red School Ilouae," S. F Paliner: "Oar
Vlllago In the Past,'' G. W. Randall.
The morcbanta obHorved last Friday as a
boliday by cloalng thoir stores aud colng to
atteml tho Old Ilomo Week calobratlon
tbero,
Wllllam Gain was convicted lait weok of
steallng a wutcb from MrH.Toseph Miner.
The oise waa tried before Justice Fullertou,
Grand Juror Dalu proNecutiiig and E. F.
I'almer for tbo defeuae. Ualu was lluod
with costs, $29.72 wbluh ho pald.
Morria M mtgouierv, omployed by Dr.
Hetiry Jaues, ls sulTurlug wltb a broken
wrist, sustalued last woek while otteinpt
Ing to cllng to a borse wblcb wrb trylug to
break away,
A largo numbor from tbls placo ntlendod
tbo stroetfalr, beld at Montpelier last week.
Artbur A. Nowcoinb and Miss Ida Park
er of Ltabon, N. II., spont last woek wltb
with tboir pareuts,
John Russ, wbo bas beon omployed in
Brandon for-tbe paa', two years, bas roturn
od to Waterbury.
Fred Uooley left last Thursday for Bris
tol to locate, huvluR purchaaed a pboto
graphlo stndio tbero.
MiHBes Mamlo Ilarrlgan aud Mlldrod El
dred have tlnlshed work at tbo bospltal.
O. G. and W1U Towno aud L. 0. Morso
onjoyed a few daya outlng on tho shorrs of
Lake Champlain last week.
Bort Blakely ot Hartford, Oonn,, wltb bls
wlfo is Bpendlng bls vacatlon in town with
bla parenta.
Ilenry CoIIIub bas sold bla farm to E, A.
Davls ot Waltalleld for 84,000.
Harold Stranaban, wbo bas been ln
town tho past inonth visltlng bls paron ta,
baa returnod to Ublcogo.
outli Woodbury
Albert Burnbam left on Monday for a
week's vlslt to tho I'an-Amerlcan Expoal
tlon, Qulto a party from this placo took In Old
Ilomo day at Cabot laat Wodneaday,
Aaa B. Lyford ot Mllford, N. II., and bis
daugbter, Mrs, Mary Oombs of Antratn, N.
II,. are apendlng a woek with relatlvoa ln
Cabot and this town.
Elnora Qonyoau of Fort Etban Allen ls
vialllng ner slator, Mra, Farnswortb.
Len Goodell baa moved loto one of L.
uenjamin'a tenemonts.
Mrs, Ii. J. Bonmln la gradnally falllne,
Get yonr Job prlntlng done at tbe Watcu
oflloo.
Woolbury,
Woodbury dld horaolf proad last Satur
day, At an early hour tbe people bogan to
gatber, and by twolve o'clock tbo ootntnon
was llterally packod with peoplo, Hard
wick and Ualals woro largoly ropresonted.
Old tlmo roaldonts of tho town were hero
from aoveral of the wnstorn Btatos and also
from bor slstor Now England states. Tbo
Calais and Worcester cornot band of alx
toen pleoes nnltod wltb tbe Woodbury band
In furnlsblng mmlo for tho day, The rall
road made thron trlps from Hardwick dur
Ing tho day and the omb woro well flllnd,
Dnrlng tho evoniug tho common was 111 u
mlnated by Ghlneso lanterns aud a tnatn
motb bonflro on thu blll west of tho vlllago
addod mucb to tho boauty ot the scene,
Ovor 300 peoplo woro sorved wltb meals a'
the botel alone, aud many bousoslntbe
vlllago bad tliolr full qnota ot guests. Ap.
propriate remrks wnro made by G. W.
Foatnr, Hev. 7. II. Wbooler, John Thonm
and Poter Batoholder. Local mnslcal tal
ont gavo Bomo very npproprlate eoloo'lona
assiatod by Miss itlauile Halnton of Prov
Idence, R. I., and Mra. A B, Cortli
ell and daughtor of Doroboster, Mats.
Durtng tho oxo'cIhbb Mra, Reed of Rutland,
prosldont of tbe Womons 'Jhrlstlan Tem
peranco Unlon, was lntroduoed nnd spoko
hrlellv regardlng the work of her Hnolety,
Tbo followlng woro some of tbe vlalto-s
prosont from odlolnlngtowna, aud also from
otber States: Maurlco Nelaon of Uhlaigo;
Mrs. Harvoy McOlary of 8t. Lonis: Arthur
and Uradley Town, aons of Orwell Town
ot Saratogaj E. L. Foster and wlte of Or
ongo, N. J.i Rev. Danlol Oooke and Maudi
Halnton of Provldence, li. I j Mrs. A, B.
Corthell, daugbter and two aons of New
Dorchoater, Mris.; Mra. Ilarrlson Oonnor ot
Burlington; Mrs, Wrlgbt Nolson and Drtr
and Nelson and wlfo of Albany; Henry
Town and wlfo and John Thome'j and wlfo
of Calais: Ilarry Fostor, wlfo and son of
Cabot, wltb tho wbolo town of Hardwick,
oxcept n few pollcemen loft to caro for tbe
town. In fact it was a day of good tblngs
for all wbo particlpatod. Muou ptalae Is
due tbo comtuittee for tbo very ablo man
ner In wblcb tbe fostivltlos ot the day wre
carriod out. And so wo aay "tbree obeors
for old Woodbury."
Oarl Dronan has taken unto bimself a
botter balf ln tbo person of a young lady of
Calais, Miss Myrtio Guernsiy, daughtor of
Oscar Guornsey of that town.
Rov. John Prlnce ls boardlng at Alton
Park'a.
Mrs, Rned of Rntlaud occnplod tbo pulplt
of tho Motbodlst church on laat Suuday
morulng.
Mr, Hounigan bas movod Into tbe Oscar
Tboraas bouae, and Mr. Haakins iato tbo
Banka tonement.
Tbe reBult of tbe ball game on Saturday
betweon tho Hardwlcks and Woodburyiios
was lu favor of Hardwick,
Tbe promonad e on tbe common Saturday
ovoning was onjoyod by a large audlenco.
I'lalnriola.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamos Shorey, wbo havo
beon vlslting bere for a week, returnod to
tbelr bomo at Lomester, Mass , Monday.
A party conBlstlng of Mr and Mra. Ilarry
Shorey, Mr. and Mrs. James Shorey, Mr.
RUdMrs. John Shorey, Mr. aud Mra.C auilo
Balley, Josepb Balley, Miss Llzzie Shorey
and Mrs. 8, Brookapassed Suuday at Wood
bury pond.
Wesloy P. Martln baa so far rocovered
from bis recent illness as to bo ablo to rido
to tho village.
Tho pnbllc acales in front of the bardwaro
atore aro bsing tborougbly repalrtd.
Frank Nuttlng went to Iiurllugton on
Friday.
Mrs. Jennle L. Seaver bas returned from
her vlslt at Washington.
Mra. E, F. Loavitt and dauehter Lottle
returnod on Monday from a week's vlslt at
uurungton.
Tho Plainfield Creamery Cotnpany paid
patrons for Jaly hulter 19J cents, churn
test, or 213 oll test. Tbe ournlus for tue
inonth was ten per cent.
Mra. Ralpb Sponcer of Williamstown re
turnod hotne on Mondav after a week's vIh.
it here.
Tbe luulor Lnacne will hold a social at
the church on Thursday ovoning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Paee. Mrs. Iren Parra
and Mrs. Hitcbcock wunt to Chelsea la-t
Thursday, all except tbe latter returnlng
Saturday,
Tbe Methodist unlon Sundav school nlc-
nlc will be beld at Owls Heid on Wodnes.
day, AugnBt 28.
Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Bartlett vislted in
Randolph lest week.
Tha Coneregatlonal Suuday acbool beld a
plcnio at Woodbury pond on Tuesday,
Parlev Plkfl of Whitnflnlil. Mn.. wlin Iibh
been paaslng Old Home Week ln Vermont, '
visiteu. tus aister, Airs, Ij. l. linapp, on Sat
urday and Snnday.
Mra. MoFadden and Mra, Tratton of
Dresden, Me., were at S, S, Smltb'a on
Monday.
Rev. L. F, and R. L. Fortney received a
telegram last wok from hls native town of
Sbinuston, W. V., aunouucing tho suddeu
deatb of bis balt-btother, Albert Irving
Sbinu. Deceased was the only own broth
or ot Rov. Q. II. Bhtnn, well known to
many readers of the Joounal,
William Parks of Marshfield -vislted in
town Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Dolo and little son.
Kobert, ot Northfield, vislted at tbo bomo
of Itev. L, F. Fortuoy on Monday.
Mra, Alice (Iloucliton) Hutchinson and
clilldron of Orange vislted bor couslu, Mrs.
Marla Morse, last Thursday.
A large numbor of the frleuds of Mr, aud
Mra, D. A. Mosos called on tbein at tbelr
home Monday oveulug, it belng tho twonty
liftb auniverBary ot thoir marrlago. A
graphophono was an lnterestlng foatnro of
the evenlng'a outortalntnent, aud the occa
iilon was ono ot mucb oiijoyuieut.
Tbo famllles of G. A. Fo.is aud Gooreo
Wbltcber are In catnp at Groton pond UiIb
week. B, II Townfleud la tendlue tho
pos; ofllco during Mr. Foss' ubsonce.
lCnst OrntiKo,
Georiro Sllcer is coufinod to tho houso bv
sicknoss.
Tho camnors returnod la3t Wodnosdav. and
report n line tinio.
Iowa Fitta of Vershire ia vlskinir iu tho
vieinity.
M. R. Hamilton. who hns bon scrious'v ill
for tho post weok or moro, is gaining hlowly
nnd is ablo to sit up a sliort tiniu.
Mr. and Mra. J. !! Brooks and ilaiiL'bttr
spent suvoral days nt Bradford last woek, Mr.
Jiroous lieing ono ot tuo speakers at the UU1
Ilomo Wook oxcrcbes,
Mr nnd Mrs. S. C Ilntcliinson visltad in
Waterbury last weok Mra. Ilutcbiuson going
from tboro to Mucbanicsvillo
Mrs Gilman 'Ilutcbiuson is entortlinimr n
sUter aud two children from Manchester, N
ii.
Walts Itlvor.
Mics Lois Hooil nnd Mrs Sarah E. I'ottit of
Chicopeo Falla, Mass., nre visltiug thoir
niece, Alrs, Daisio Chaao.
Albort N. Itielinrdson, who hns beeu spcnd
ing n few days at home, returned to Peacham
Wediiesday.
Sinoe tbe flre at West Topsliam, our mer
clmnt, J A Dodgo, is drivbig o special deliv
era toaiu twico a week of grocoriei, oto,, whioh
tho po plo llnd Very convoniont.
Work nt the I'ike Hill niine husbeonsus
ponded for an indeiiuito timn booause of some
troublo with tho boiler.
Blossom It Cbaso is with us onco moro liav
inir rocoutly returnod from Liibon, N. Ii.,
wboro sbo baa been maklng a sliort tlmo.
Thoso wbo oelobratod Old Ilomo Woek re
port a very plo sant timo,
News bas been received liero of tbe recout
mnrriageof Orange A, Dodgo. Congratula-
uuiia
Edacate Vour llowelt With Vutcrtf.
Oandy Oatbartle, ouro constlpatlon forever,
t0o,o. It 0,0.0. f&ll,druggitsTeIundmonej.
Cholaoa
Tbe celebration of Old Honie Week la
now n matter t bistor , nnd its success hns
boon unuunlifled. A Wook before It wh
foareil tlut not nmny would return, b 't wo
wer hnpplly dUnppninted. At the r cept'o'i
on W dnescfay ovening, whioh wns tho open
in ovent. nbout 7fi gti09ts woro presont to ro
ceivo tlicir frientls, nd tho occasion was a
dolightful ono, llnirsday ni cnl'ro'y givon
up to thu Ornnge Co nty Voterans' Itetin on,
nnd n largo crowd of vo prans nn I thoir
friends woro proent, At their cmnpnro in tlie
ovening, which tho rnin conipelled to bu in tbo
lownliall, horoworo addresies from llnrry ,1,
Kobert of Lowell, Mass Col ('liarles K,
Darling of lloslon, Dennrtinent Coinnmndor
Lucla of Montpelier, IIou. Kittridge Ilns
kini and Gen W. W. Grout. At tho
publio oxorcisos on Friday aftornoon
tho nnexpected numbors conipelled nn
n ndjournnio t from tbe ball to tbo north
common Tlio nddress of wclcemo by Col.
0. S. Eniory nnd tlio rosponso by 0. K. Dar
ling woro plensing nnd npproi iatoj tho poem
by Rov. E E. fleniek ns gem of unu uiil
boauty; tho hrie reniin'scent roniark- wbicb
were mado by Rov. E J. Mooro, Mnrcellus
Gould, Mnrtin S. Hiill, It, B Goodwin, Rov.
V N. Roberts, W. II. Cummln s, Rov F. II.
Roborh, E V Hotch, and J. S. Fifiold. co
tnitied uiiieb vnrioty nnd entortainnicnt. In
tbo evoniug tlio bnll was complstely lllled with
lintoiiera to n conco t by tho Herbort Johnson
Quintetts t'lub of Iloston, which was pro
iiounced tho bestmiisical ontertainmont ever
f:ivon in Chelsea. On S.itnrday tbo only pub
io cvent wji n gamo ot baso ball botween the
Cholaoa and Williamstown d'uios, nt wbicb we
regret te siy the viiitoia woro auccet'ful by a
scoro of 12 to 8. On Suuday large congroga.
tions liston d to Hev. E. E. Ilerriok m iho
Coiigregntional nnil to Rov. E J. Moore In
tbe Methodiit clmrch Kunday evening n
uiiion service in thu Co gregationl church
was nddrersed by Rev. E. E Ilor
ick, Itev. E J Mooro. and Miss Ai na I'.
Moore. This was to have closud tho enercises
of tho Old Ilomo celebrntlon, but Mr and
Mrs. Ilerrick's many frienda devaod a recep
tion fo tbem, whic wos hold on aiondny
ovening in the Cougrogational votrios. Spnce
"Nv ill hardly be nliowud ti spoak of minor
feutures, Bucb as tho oxcollent m sio rendored
by tbo Williamstown brnd, nnd the tastcful
decorations of publio nnd pnvate buildings. A
s uvonir patnpiilet in projeeted to cont in tbo
pooiu iu full. aud an accouutof othor features
of tbo celebrntiou.
The following is nn imporfect list of vlsitors
in tlio t iwn last weok, oxcludinrr thoso who
have beeu person.illy meiitioned m tbcse col
umiis: Rov. and -ra. Ednou J Moore nnd
Miss Xjina I'. Moore of Norfolk, Mns3 , and
Mrs. SliUio 0. Godfroy of t'oncord, N II., nt
0. tt, Corliss'; i lmrles L aud Julian C. Hood
of Lowell, Jlati., at W, F. Ilood's; Charlos R,
Corwin nnd fnmily of Somarville, Ob-s., Ilar
ry J. orwiu of Lowell, Mass., and Vinton A,
Corwin of oston at J. A. It Cor 'in's; Col.
C. K. Dnrling nnd Knima L. DnrMng of Bos
ton nt J. K. Darling's; Itev. and Mrs E E.
Hcrrick of Milton nt J, . Comstock's; Mr.
aud Mrs Hueh Clark of West rairlen nt ilen
ry Clark's; Mr. nnd Mr.j. George A. Eniory of
Somervillo, mss , S. Emoryof i ostoii.and
A E. Emery of Quechee nt 0. S. Kmery's;
Mrs C J tioodrioh uf Plainfield, and W S
Gc3s of Montpelier, nt Dr S. N Goss'; Mnry
J, George of !elrose, Mpss , nnd F orcnce .1.
Moulton of Thetford Center nt -. W. Wliit
ney's; Wurren G lmuu of Lowell, iUia , at
Kr.mk Giiiuan's; Mt3 A R Brown of South
Lynnfield Vnss, t Mrs Dav's'j Samuel vl.
B rnes nnd ' rs E A. Chnney of Medford,
Mass.,M:ircelbis Gould of l'cnacock, N ll.,Mr.
and iMu 0 F lllancbard of L well. ns..l
Stearns Filield of Chiungo, George II L throp ,
of Boston nt the liotel; Mia Mnry E. Itobinson )
oi umcngo aiul ueorge 11. llico ol West lops
bam at G. L. Stow's; Rev. W. N. Roherte of
Union Villnge, Rev F. II II borts of Hart
land, is Isabel S ltoborts nnd Ned J, Rob
erts of Barro, at G. 15 Roborts'; Mrs Churlus'
Roade of Nasliun, N. II., and Elln N Jones
of b( ringfield. Mnss , at Mts Mnrv Tracy's;
M r aud Mrs. NcUon Carpontor of fortll R.m
dolph at Mrs. E. A Lock V; Mr. nnd Mrs.
George Uar y of Newbury nt F. II Keneson'sj
Mrs. Mary E Sherburne nnd Emily L. Norris
of Hyde l'ark. Mars , at E. D. Barncs'; H. A.
Flatulors of Concord, N- II , nt V. A, Flen
dors'; Edwnrd C Iliitch of Laconin, N,
II.. nt isa L. C. Hntcb's; Lucius W.
liryant cf Templeton, Mp?s., nnd J.
M Carpenter of St Jobusbury at Mrs
C I. Cnrpenter's; Mrs. Emma R Gould of
Lowell. .Ma-j, nt C. W Bixby's; Wrs.
Myra F D.nls of Orange, at tho Misses An
drus'; Mis. Kato J. Allen of East Barnard nt
II. U, Uryant's; Mr and Mu. Jason Dens
moro of Lohanon, N. II , nt II. J. Bixt'y'sj
C. II Emeuon of Lebanon.N li , nt Mrs. S.
A. St-inton'sj Martin S, Hall of Fitcbburg,
Mats.. at S G. HalPs; Mr. and Mrs. R. li.
Goodwin of Noitb Craftsbury a' E. N. Bn
coii'r; is S. H. Dow of Cambridgo Ma;s ,
at William Robbins; Mi3. Carrio U. Camn of
Worcester nt L N. Lucas'; Mra Mnbel E.
Siumions of Dorchester, Mnss , nt G, X,
Hacon's; v'rs. May Spencer uf Clnifiuont,
N. II , at J. .M. Fl iit's; r. and Mia. W. II
Daveraux of Franklin, N. II., at N. S Bix
by's; Ben. E. Sargont of Wintbrop, Mass., at
1'. L Satgent's; tlu A. M. George of Boston
nt F L Ueckwitb's: Mi3. Lilliau P, Aldtlch
of Post Mills nt b. D Park'mrst's; A. B. Car
penter nnd fnmily of Souiorvillo, Mass , nt C.
H" iVoulton's: Mrs. Leonora Stui.evaut of
Ilat.land, Htid Fred E. Atwood of liostou nt
i B Atwool'sj Fred E. Fuller of Lowell,
Mass. at Ji li rullera: i'. i na ne3
of Barre nt F. W. Smit'i's; Maryelti Bur
gess of M tliueii, Mn-s., Edward Pnge
nnd Mrs. Ireno W- Page of Plainfield nt
W S. Ilatcli'a; Mia Fann e L. Granies and
Alico Ii. Giiimos of i nmbtidge. 'te-s., at
Miss Gustin's: Jnmcs G Ilayward of Tilton,
rs. ii , at u. L. llavwatd's; air. and Mis. o
T. Farrington ot lbaintreo at Mrs J D.
Clark's: Mra Luvia L Hitcb ock of rininfi-ld
nt Mia .1. 1) Walkor's; Mrs Emiua I!. Wy-
niau ot w mtlirjp, Mass, nnil vrs tvuaon ot
Knnsas, nt R W. Laird's; Thomas Keefo and
Aitelanle 1' . Alleu o' Aloiitclnir, iN.J .atiJ.
E Godfrey'a; ln JwliaA Dickey of Lowell,
iss , nt 1 A. Deinmoro's; Mri Jennie Per
kin's aud son of Gloucostcr, Mass , nt F, M.
l'erkins'.
Mrs. Ainnnda L. Allen bas succeedod Ethel
L. George in II, K. Darling's tamily.
Adn Greeno has returned trom her work in
St, Jolmsbiiry.
Frank W Bixbv is ko 'i)iiir batchelor's ball
in thu rear tfiienieht iu tlio Dr Bngloy houso.
Cnmimnv 1). U welftb Vormont Vobintoors.
which was rccruited cliiellv iu tliis vicinitv.
hold its flrst louuiou here on Thursday of last
woeK, tlurty-soven iiienibora ueiug p osontnnd
fourtoon otlieiu board from
Mr nnd Mrs E. II. Kennodv and son wont
to Vnssacbusctts on .Mon uy to isit Mrs.
Jvcnnedy a relativos
Dr. nnd Mrs.S. N- Goss loft on Tuesday for
n visit of severul weeks to their children.
Fuston.
Will Colton bas boiiL'ht Ed Dana's fnrm in
WaiUfioldforSl.tKX).
Mis Louisa Kilpatrick of Berlin isspending
her vncntion witli her pareuts, Mr and Mrs,
l'atrick Smith.
Miss Mr'ta J. Kow of Oroonfiold, N. II., is
visiting lier fnther, J, N- Kew, and othor
fricuds
Mrs L. M, Chaudler, who has beon serious
ly ill tho past wook, is slowly ininroving Slio
wns ntteiided by Drs. llowo of Waitsfiold and
Grout of Waterbury.
Walter S. Balrd of Barro is speuding n fow
weeks in town
Two chillrcn of Mr, nnd Mrs, Uarry of
Hyde Park, Mass., aro sponding n fow weeks
witit their grandparouts, Mr aud Mis, Jamos
MoUaughin,
Thomas nnd Andrew Wilaon of Now York
nie Biieuding their vacatlon with Mr and Mrs.
Ilugh Balrd nnd otliers ln town
Mr nnd Mrs. V. C. Pierco aud son, Earle
have boen Bpending n two weeks' vacatioti
with Mrs Pierco'a mothor, Mrs Larub, of
Milton.
Mr aud Mrs. V. A, Bragp. wbo havo been
sponding n few days in iMiddlobury and Rip
ton have returned aocompaniod i by Missoi
Addie aud Maud Dolber fi'om D I'ere, Wis,,
and Mia Floyd Bargor of Bnffalo, N. Y,,
cousinsof Mrs BrJgg, also Mr and Mrs Fred
l'owers and son Merntt of Waterbury, all of
whom bave beon tho gnoets of Mr. aud Mrs,
Brngg.
Mrs Itoso Fulton is visltiDg in town.
Wolls Itlvor.
Mra. Kllen Hlokock otMalono, N.Y., waa
tbe gucst of Mrs. Gravoa Iest wook and
insdo Hhort calla on old frienda,
Tho famllltiB of 0. II. Hosford, Dr. Le
nnd E 0, Graves aro at Moroy lako wltb
beadquartora at tho Pavlllou,
Tho annual picnlo ot tho Gongrogatlonal
church will bo beld at Lako Moroy on Fri
day, August 23.
Mra, Sarab Ward waa in town laat wook
tho RUoat of bor Bistor, Mra. Wbitcomb,
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Albert Balloy and oblidren
returnod tho flrat of tho week from Hanov
or, N. H., wboro tboy spont aoyorol daya
wltb Mr. Balioy'a Bistor, Mrs. Oscar Ward
on. Mrs. Warron Mooro and Mr. and Mra. A.
W. Mioro and Bon attendod Old Ilomo
Week in Bradford.
Mra. and Miss Bralnard and Mr. White ot
Somorvillo, Mass,, woro gnests of Mr, and
Mra, Munsoll ovor Sunday.
Mrp. Dnnlap and Malcom Buoll havo ro
turnfd from a few weoks' vlair. in Bedford.
Poroy Smltbof Worcester, Maas,, spent a
fow days of last wook boro wltb hls porentsl
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Smith.
Mra, Graco Allison and slator, Mra. Morso,
aro visiting thoir auut, Mra. Will Gago, in
Sherbrooke, P. Q,
Mrs. Jano Marahall pasaed Sunday in
town wltb Mr. and Mra. 1C. Marshall.
MisaLottlo Marahall is visiting Mlsa Mll
drod Randall ln St. Jobnsbnry.
A daughtor, Mary Ellzabetb, came to tho
paraonage Augnat 0, and waa made very
welcome by Rev. and Mrs. Credelord.
Miss Nellto Rallns of New Brltain, Conn.,
wbo bas Bpent her vacatlon hero for aoveral
years, ls with us now, tho gnost of Uale'a
Tavorn, Her frienda, Mra, and MIbs
Whatnplos, are with bor aa last yoar.
Verna, youngeBt chihl of Mr. and Mrs. J,
A, Goorgo, dlod Friday morning, August
1(1, baving been alck only one day and nlgbt,
Funeral servlces woro held at tho house,
Rev, Mr. Oredeford ofllclatlng. Burial was
in our vlllago cemetery, Llttlo Vo na wos
lald to rest beside two brothers and a slster,
wbo pessed on aoveral yoara ago. Mr,
Oeorgo and famlly havo tbe aympatby of
tbelr many Irlends In tbelr great aorrow.
West Berlin.
Mr. Uean and famlly of North Hero aro
visltlng Amos Cbaso,
Albert Dewoy of North Dakota is visltlng
bls old home after an ahsonce of IKtoon
years. Hls slster, Mra. D. II. Celley, bad
notaeen hlm for fonrteen yeara, and bia
daugbter, Mrn, George Ayers, not for ten
ears. it is a very pieasant tamily reunlon,
Auy ono soelrjg hlm will certalnly notlce
the resemblanco to tho Admiral. Thoir
fathors wero twln brothers and born on tlm
farm now owned by N, E, Oolby, wbo llves
in tho aamo house their grandfatber built.
Mra, Arzi Klng and granddaughtor, Liu
ra, of Marshfield are visiting at U.B. Ayers.
Mrs. Carrie Farrar nnd daugbter aro
epending a few days wi'b her mothor, Mrs,
0. A. Sticknoy.
Mra. Alice Patterson ls visltlng bor pa
rnnts, Mr. and Mrg. G. L. Emeraon, also a
grauddaughter, Mrs. Young,
Mr. and Mra, Milton Glines are taklng a
drlve through tbo nortborn part of tho
State.
Tho Ladies' Ald will hold a soclal o
Thursdjy. Ioe croam and cake will bo
sorved.
Mlsa Mabel Chandler, ono of Barre'a
school toacliora, is apendlng bor vacatlon at
home.
Leon Wolls will not go to Mr. Strong'a for
a few days, as ho is 111.
Rev. Edward Wells will spend a week in
Worcester and Woodbury,
Mrs. George WUIIams is visltiug bor Bis
tor, Mra. Boaworth, ln Williamstown.
J. L. Ayers bas commonced tho fonnda
tion for a rosidenco opposlte tbat ot bis son,
Goorgo.
Miss Lora Jobnston goes to Boston In
Soptember wboro sbo baa a positlonos nurs
ery mald.
Kast Uroohllol.
All wbo attended tbe Bnffalo Exposition
from this placo retnrned last weok.
Mrs. Ann Angell and Miss Sadie Angell
ot Gaysville vislted at J, M. Angell's last
week,
Mrs. Ida Newell of Bridgewator, Mass.,
vislted at U. L. Bixby's last week,
A. li. Hovey and lady otnLyun, Mass.,
are gnests at Mra. Matllda Hovey'a.
"Abe" IWortben of Hinesburg waB ln
town last week bnylng cattle.
Mrs, J. H. Sprague, W. H. Sprague, J.
M. Angell and E. G. Harrington wltb their
fam'lias attended tho annual Bacon reun
lon at Goorgo H, Bacon'a in Chelsea last
Saturday,
Miss Pearl Slack spent Old Homo Week
with famlly frionds iu Cholaoa and Wash
ington. South Duxbury.
F- U. Iloward of Montreal is visiting at
nt Duano Bruce's. Charles Ilnrt and
wifo nnd son Edward of Colbyville, visitod bis
brothor on Tuesday. Itev L. K, Will
man and Kred Somervilla were tbe gucsti of
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Sonierville on Monday.
Fred Huut nnd wife visitod in Williamstown.
Washington nnd Barre tbe pat two weeks.
Mr. Montgomery bas sold bis farm in
Dowsvillo to Frank Hurna They aro niov
ing to Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Miner woro in ftiontpolior last Wediiesday.
Mrs. Carrio Vheoler and son Ilarry
aro visiting in Norwich. 1 Mrs. J. Crossett
is nt home from Queen City Pnrk nnd Ls viait
ing Mrs. Omti Bruco . Glndys Barber of
ntcrhurv is v'sitlnir Blauoho Bruoo
William Johnson has gono to South Albany
to spend a few weeks. Corella McKin
ney isspending a few days with Mrs S Som
ervilla . G II. Cr.mdall and wifo and
two dauehtoij. Miss J sse nnd btelhi of Ber
lin, and tho son C. T. Crandnll and wife of
Pliiladelnbi.i, wero at oarauol M. Turnei3'
last weok Krank Hart led the Suuday
ovening prayer sorvico.
Mlildlosox.
Smith Peaso of Waterbury Conter is visit
ing relntives iu town.
Rov. J. Harry Ilolden of Attleboro, Mnss.,
is to preacli nt tlio Uuituriau cliurob next Sun
day at tlio usunl hour.
M's, II. 0. Goaron nnd daugliter Miss
Maniie woro in Waterbury ou Thursday.
Mrs. S. A, Davis of Pbiladelphia, Pa , is
visiting Mra. M, J. Scott's.
O, 0. Wnrd and P. L. Fu'lor wero in Mont
pelier 8undny.
Clnronco Kellogg of Montpelier visitod bis
paronts ovor Sunday;
II, Z. Kisb of Shelburno was iiere on busi
ness two days last week.
J. B. Noble nnd wifo of Barro woro in town
ou Wodnosday,
Anothf r sbipmcnt of cboeso was mado from
tlio factory on Monday.
Carl Knapp nud family liavo movod from
thoir farm to tbe John Long tonement,
Tbe new wrterwbeels of tbo Viles olectrio
plant havo arrivod,
Calais.
Roy Rumrill and Earl Gerlsb vislted ln
town rocently,
Perclval Gallagbor ot Boaton la stopplug
at T. T. Lamphero's.
Dr. Gllletto bas beon on a vacatlon for tbe
past week.
Mlsa May Mnrdook ot Boston la at Frank
Celley's,
Tbo Ladlos' nnion havo tbelr next socl
abie with Mra. N. L. Bauorott next Tbnra
day atlarnoon, '
Charles Wellman will hold hls last ser
vioo at tbo Old West cburob next Sunday at
elovsn A. u,
Fred Baoon ot Spencer, Mass,, ls at Her
bert A, Kent'fl,
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NOTICE.
To the Tai-pajers cf East Montoeller.
The tax bill of 1901 having
bci n placed in my hands lor
collection as provided by law
for the payment of taxes to the
Town Treasurer, and due
notice having been given, you
are hereby notified that a dis
count of lour per cent will be
allowed on all taxes paid on or
before Sept. 2, 1901, and all
taxes remaining unpaid after
that date will be placed in the
Constable's hands for collec
tion. CLARK SIBLEY,
Treasurer.