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VERMONT WATCITMAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MATICII 12 1902.
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BARRE. JiOMER. FITTS BARRE
Final reduction in
WINTER
GARMENTS
A few Ladies' Coats that were
SIO, SI2.50 and $15, each to
closeat
Ladie's 42 inch Coats and Win
ter Raglans at half price.
CAPE5.
i lot of Golf and Kersey Capes that
Were $10 tO $15. Your choice of the lot
ONLY $7.50
Homer Fitts,
166 North Main St.,
Barre, Vermont.
THE PEOPLE'S
PAPER,
AND VARfUSSH CO.,
Carry the Largest and most Complete Hne
of up-to-date Paper Hangings in Central Ver
mont. Also a fine Hne of Room flouldings,
Varnishes, Shellacs, etc.
YOU WANT SOMETHING IN OUR LINE.
WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE &
flake the selection of your Wall Paper, Varnish, etc, a
matter of business. INVESTIGATE ! Compare our Goods
and prices with tliose of otlier dealers. Then buy where it
will be for YOUR INTEREST.
Remember we are headquarters for
first class Painters and
Paper Hangers-
C. A. HEATH, Prop'r.
169 Washington St.,
TELEPHONE NO.
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REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS WANTED.
rJSV"e nave a large list of cash buyers who will
pay cash for farms if price and location suits. "We
have a great demand for river farms near Barre
and Montpelier and other cities. Our advertising
reaches thousands daily. We receive big mails
daily of inquiries regarding our many advertise
ments. We are preparing our spring catalog and
want your property. You must not delay if you
want to sell anything in real estate.
HOTEL FOR SALE
Located in one of our busy towris on the line of
the Central Vermont Kailroad. An excellent
business for man and wife. Livery stable con
nccted. This proporty includes everything neccs
sary to operate a livery business and hotcl.
We also have a blaclcsmith's shop for sale in a
hustling town.
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Which owner would like to trade for property
Montpelier or Barre. Let us hear from you.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
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BROOKFIELD.
Ilcnry Colt wciit last wcck tn Winstod,
Coiiii.,to visit his son, Dnn, nnd fntnily.
Dr. Carlos S!mw of Northfield was In
town last Wednesday.
J. V. L'nrmcnter lins beon cjnilo indts
posed tlio pnst fow days.
Mrs. C. II, Kihhco lias been cntcrtniu
ing liur sistcr, Mrs. Mnrslml Gaylord, tho
past wcck.
Hon, Cass'us l'cck of Burlington was in
town two dnjs lust wcck.-
Mrs. Nnnoy Abbott lms gono to Proc
tor to sjiend sovoral wcoks witli her son
Prof. VV. P. Abbott.
Last Satnrday a man camo from Boston
to sot np tlio gasolcno cngino, rcccntly
purch 8UU by Gcorgo Crano.
Mrs. Abcrcrombio's motlicr, Mrs. 13,
liarncs, lms bccn nuito ill for sovoral
days, conllncd to licr bcd with a sovcro
cold.
Lowis Panton is carinjr for tlio business
aronnd tlio liotel during Mr. Nyo's sick-
ncss.
Tlio aiinual clmrch and society mccting
of tlio Sccond Congrcgational clmrch will
uo iiulu on ucdnesdny, Marcli VJ, at onn
o'clock in tlio vcstry of tlio clmrch.
J. J. Nyo has bccn sick in bcd for
sovcral days with chickcn-pox. Two
childrcn of Ula Spraguo aro sick with the
samo discasc.
Tlio town librarv mcotiiii; last Wcdnes-
day was well attcndcd. Tlio bids on
books amoimtcu to Sl.i.lU. Uno riglit
was sold.
Tlio Christian Endcavor Society of the
First clmrch will havo a sociablo and one
half pciitnd salc at Mr. Dlair's nt tho
Lciucrnoxt t rulay cvoning.
Mr. Cobnrn, who has bccn sick sovoral
montlis with a soro lcg, has gono to tho
Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington for
trcatnicnt.
Artlmr Washlmrn has bought tho Alton
Kenyon farni, formcrly ktiown as tho
.Uciiry Parker farm, with stock and tools.
Ho takcs possession March 2.
WATERBURY.
.Tamcs Hnttio lias purchascd of .Tolin
Parkor tho vacant lot adjoining tlio
Parker block nnd is to oroct a two
story briok building thoro this spring,
wlucli lio is to uso as a uiacKsmun
shop.
Tho funor.il of Mrs. S. Moulton,
widow of tho lato Calvin Moulton,
was liold from tho houso last Thnrs-
day afornoon.
Sovoral of tho noigliors of Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Atherton gathored nt
thoir liomo last Friday ovemiig and
gnvo thfm a surpriso party, tho oveut .
boing tlio flfth aimivorsary of thoir
marriago. 1
Mrs. 1'rcd siicparason nuu JNina, nor ,
daughter, of Riohraond, woro tlio
guests of Mrs. Thoruas Farroll last
weok. I
Robort Knowlos has finishcd work
at tlio Boyco fumituro storo and gono
to Burlington, wlicro Mrs. miowies is ,
undor mcdical trcaraont. I
Tho funoral of tho little child of
Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Dcal was held
last Wednesday, Rov. F. B. Kollogg
offlciating.
Tho sprinc torm of sohool will bo
longthonod by a weok this year to
mako up for tlio weok rccontly lost.
Mrs. Frank Farnsworth dicd from
the offccts of a shock, at hor homo in
Duxbury last Wednesday, aftor au ill
ncss of a fow weoks. Tho funoral was
liold from tho houso on Friday.
Miss Pcarl Raudall has roturedfrom
hor wostern trip bccauso of the ill-
noss of hor mother.
E. J. Ennis has moved his family
from Montpelier to this villago and
rentod tho tonemeiit ovor tho storo of
J. II. Haincs.
E. E. Evans was off duty last woek
bccauso of tho illness of Mrs. Evans.
Miss McCallum, desiguor for tho
Truo Manufacturing Company, has
beon in Boston for n weok studying
tho latost desicns iu wrapners. Thir-
ty ono-machines aro boing placed in
tho factory making sixty-flvo iu all,
which will furiiish work for sovonty- i
spring shipmonts.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J. Elliott havo
rontod thoir farm to W. A. Elliott,
thoir son, beauso. of poor health. I
A spooial meoting of Dillingham
grango will bo liola noxt baturaay
ovemng, wlien an mtorosting aeoato
will bo liom ou tlio nuestion : uo- .
solved, that it is botter for boys to do
indoor work and girls outdoor work."
Tho afllrmativo will bo takon by Mrs.
Josio Athortoii aud tho nogativo by
Robort Hazoltino. i
James Kcofo of Grand Island, Nob., I
Mrs. G. G. Bonnott of Olncago, and ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Labollo of Essox
Junctiou aro guests of David Kcofo, I
thoir unclo.
Thu Darishoners of St. Androw's clmrch
aro to givo an intercsting litcrary and mu
sical ciitertaiumeiit on tho evcniug of St. '
latrick's JJay.
WASHINGTON.
EAST CALAIS.
Mrs. W. E. BHss has hcon in Mont
polior tho past weok, holping caro for
hor nnnt, Mrs. Susan Shumway.
Asa Dutton wcnt to Boston tho first
of tho weok on business conncctcd
with tho cstato of Gcorgo Sumnor.
Lowis Strong has movcd from tho
Dutton placo baok to his homo in
South Woodbury. J. B. Thornton has
hircd tho Dntton placo.
William Ohapln, a formor rosidcnt
of this town, dicd in Plainfield lust
Thursday and tho body was bronght to
our ccmotory for bnrial, on Saturday.
Frod Olark has boon in a critical
condition sinco March 2. Ho was
strioken with paralysis, rcmaining
unconsoious untfl Tuosday, whon ho
catno out from that only to bo takon
with convnlslons, Most of tho timo
sinco ho has beon dolirious.
EAST WARREN.
Ira Downing from Starksboro, spont
tho past wcck with his brothcr, at E. II.
Elliott's.
Lottio Estcy, whohas been quito sick
wttli pnctinioiiia, is convalcscing.
Gcorgo Lang of Barton, is at F. VV.
Slayton's.
Arthhr Lamb goes to Randolph this
week wlicro ho has cmployment for a
ycar.
Tho following officcrs wcro clected at
town mccting: moderator, 0. M. Joncs;
clork, E. A. Heath ; sclectmcn, N. N.
Kobinson, A. A. Fnller, Ezra Kingsbury,
constablo, E M. Turnor; trcasuror, E. A.
Hcath; road commissioncr, Bcrt Millcr;
ovcrsecr of poor, Plmy Parker: town
agcnt, llorac.o Lyford; sohool dircctor,
Henry Ilartshorn; auditors, J. L. Spaul
ding, E. M. Turner, Mr. Tittis. Votcd
to havo nolimior agcnt.
WAlTS RIVER,
Frauk Milcs is conllncd to tho houso by
a sovcro cold.
I Tho roads werc impassablo a fow days
; last wcek on aceount of tho lloods,
Two mcn from Tunbridge woro in town
' on Friday buying cattlo.
Warren Currier is sohool director for
this part of tho town this year. All pro
! phcsy ho will mako a good ono.
j Overseer of tho poor, Gilman Bagloy,
; was in town on Thursday looking after
1 tho intcrcst of the poor.
WEST BERLIN.
Georgo Emerson has takon possession of
tho proporty of Nolson Chaso under cor
tnin conditions which, if thcy arn not
complicd with, Mr. Chase can regain pos
session any time.
Mr. Maxfield, who has hecn moving
from EastJBarro sinco last January,
drow tho last load of goods last week.
Ladies Aid will mcct with Miss Cora
Streeter Friday aftcrnoon, There is to
bo a box social in tho evening and overy
lady is expccted to bring a box ftill of
good things to eat.
Mrs. Martha Johnson waa severoly
hurt by a f all last week.
Our pastor gavo a talk to tho children
last Suiiday. Next Sunday ho will talk to
tho young peoplo. Let thero bo a goodly
number out, for his talks aro very inter
csting imuI hclpful.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
I Misscs Jean Nolson, Janio Hall and
Miss Otis wcnt to Boston last Monday to
spend a fow days shoppmg, sight seeing
nnd visiting.
Jolm Nolson movcs this week from tho
. Gibson tenemont in tho Green house to
M. F. Sareent's, vacatcd by William
Hoar who moved to East Montpelier last
weok.
Thad Gray will movo to Tliotnaj Long
moro's tenonieiit on Pleasant strcet April
1.
! John Frasier and wifo moved to Moro
land, Va., last week.
I Geonro Crow sold thrco horses last
wcek and bought a pair of large ones,
wcichincr 3.-100 nouuds. lio now lias six
team horses hard to bcat in this scction.
Tlio Ladios Aid of tho Roformcd Pres"
bvtnrian clmrch will liold their monthly
meotintr at A. Harvov Gibson's next Fri
day aftcrnoon.
Mr. Renfrow, M. H. Gibson's clork in
tho Btore, left his job last weok claiming
that Mr, Gibson did not do as ho agreed
to do by him. Ho gocs back to his old job
in liarnet witu Mr. liurbank.
Georco Dunnett works in Woodsville,
N. H., in tho ico business this year,
Wilho Farnueharson is at work for
Androw BuchaHan, farming.
Mr. Ilafy moves from Dr, DarliiiB's
tenemont ou Pleasant strcet to Georgo
Dunnett s farm.
Henrv Lindsov of Nowbury Centor,
who was burned out ton days or two weok
ago, moves to tlio touomeut vacated uy
Hafoy on Pleasant strcet
Rancy Carphnter movcs from Mulligan
Allov to Thomas Kasson's tonoment ou
Pleasant streot.
monoj', 11. 1J. iscriuiier; tence viowers, li.
AV. Marstin, Martin Bailoy, B. L. East
man; town grand jurors, J. M, Scribncr,
i'ollows: surveyors ot wood, H. Jack-
man, W. Wilson, wholo tax 82.
Lorenzo Heath and dauchtcr, Ruby,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wiggins at
tendcd the fuueral of Mrs. S. A. Vor-
moiith in Bradford last Satnrday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcath havo thoir two
grandchildren with them again for a whilo.
WELLS RIVER.
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8 and 9 Gordon Block
Barre, Vermont.
II. G. Caroenter has movcd his family
to Chelsea whero ho recently pnrchased a
j farnj.
Mrs. Frauk Tliompson of East Corinth,
is visitinc nor uauciitor, Mrs. r. o.
Huntington.
A dauchier was born last wcek to Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Brcsotto.
E. G. Smith has finishcd his ycar's labor
for D. M. Miles and has .moved h'u fa
mily to Royal Ordway's tcneinent.
Blancho Fo'ster is scriously ill with bu-
ious fovor.
Mrs. M. A. Turner and son, Will, aro
visiting frionds in Worcester, Mass., for a
fow weoks.
E. M. Bricgs ii at homo from his sohool
in Now Hampton, N. H.
Tho Lidies' Aid socioty moots with
Mrs. F. E. Briggs this aftemoon and
ovening.
Bessic McDonald is at homo ou a sliort
vacation from her school in Northfield.
Waltor Cook is visitintr in Provid. nco,
R. I., for a fow days.
Miss Eloudus Hood of Topsham, is vis
iting in town.
Mrs. B. II. Paino has coiio to Mas6a-
chusctts to caro for an invalid aunt, for a
fow wcoks.
E. K. Hoiightou has purchascd tlio
I farm ownod by tho lato E, II. Dickorman.
Mrs. G. II. Flint's condition is creatlv
iuiprovcd aud hor frionds aro hopeful for
a speeuy recovery,
mm comwm iiil
A Card.
Wo. tho untlorslgnoil, uo lioroby ngroo
in ritfuinlMwt mniinv nn a 50 eont botllo
ofGreono'sWanautedSynii) of Tar ifit
fnlls to curo your cough or cold Wo also
guaranteea 5 eont bottlo to provo sntls
faetory nr monoy rofunded.
II. B. Nlchols, Mlddlosox.
Cbas. O. Ward, Mlddlosox
J. II. Daulols, Mlddlesox.
J. L. Spauldlng, Warron.
n. C. Storllng, Wnrron.
WEST CORINTH.
Kennistou is acrain ill.
W. VV. Kenmston is acrain ill. Uo is
attondcd by l)r. Godfroy of Chelsea.
E. L. Still and son, Elmor, of Orford,
N. II., woro hero on business last wcek.
Fannio Still has beon visiting hor cou
sin, Lona Williams. Sho rcturned with
hor fatlior and brothor last Saturday.
Carrio Williams has gono to Lymo, N.
II., to work in tho family of Mr. Con-
verso.
Lowis Truo has finishod work at tho
creaniory.
Townofficors oloctod aro: modorator,
J, P. Sargont i clork and trcasuror, B. B.
Soribnor ; solcctmon, Frank Taplin, C. A.
Washburn, C. L. Spear; ovorseor, H. B.
Martin j road comnussionor, E. R. Taplin ;
school dircctor for throo yoars, VV. E.
Woodcock; constablo, G. C. Hastings:
auditors, J. L. Avory, F. J. Eaton, C. E.
White : listors. Orron Hodco, Lyman Por-
tor, nnd Martin Bailoy, trustoe of public
Rliss Annio Stcnuing of Canada, is in
town, tho gucst of her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and sonof Morris
ville, werc guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Ualuwin last weely
Mr. MeCIellan has been spendmg a fow
days hero with his family.
S. E. Clark has rcturned from a busi
ness trip in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Oscar Warden of Hanover, was
callcd here last week on nccount of tho
death of her sistcr, Mrs. Ellen M. Field.
Mr. Folch of St. Jolmsbury, speut a fow
days of last week iu town tuning pianos.
Ho expccts to bo liero again tlns week.
Tho receipts of tho Christian Endcavor
social woro i?15, a part of which will bo
sent to the Kum Hattiu ilomc, West
minster, Vt.
RcKiilar convocation of Coriutuirm
chaiiter, Ordor Eastorn Star, Wednesday
ovcuing, March VI,
Mias Mary Kandall has been obliged to
lcavo school on accouut of what at first
was callcd n severe casc of bronchitis, but
has provcd to bo lung trouble. All rcgret
that sho is so afllicted and hopo for her
recovery.
Pontcr Hibbard has been abseut from
school for tho past weok, sick with pneu-
moma.
Ned Hutchins who returned from Han
over two weeks ago is gaining in health
aud hopcs to be out in a few days.
Tho cantata, "A Garden of Singmg
Flowors" will bo givon soon under the dt
rcction of Mrs. E. VV. Smith for tho beno
fit of tho Ladies' Aid Socioty.
Tho Rebekah fair is advcrtised for
March 21 and 22 iu Indopondont Ordor of
Otld Fellows' hall.
Mra. J. F. Sliattuck has returned from
a visit iu Barton Landing.
Mr. F, Deining was confinod to tho
houso last wcek by sickness.
C. C. Scales, David Bnstt and Clms.
Ilazon for tho cliurch, Erastus Baldwin,
and Jesso Sheldou for tho socioty, consu
tuto tho committeo to supply tho pulpit
and seouro a now pastor, as Rov. Gcorgo
II. Credeford's rosignation takos placo the
first of April.
Tho noxt rcgular mccting of Pulaski
lodgo will bo held March 23 aud that of
Col. Preston Post.G. A. R- March 25.
Miss Foss cntortaiucd tho whist olub
last Fridav oveiunc at Halo's lavcrn
whero sho boards.
Notwithstandiug tho snowstorm last
woek VV'cdnesday ovoning thoro was a
good attendance at tho VVomen s Rolief
Corps meoting and aftor tho work of tho
mooting was ovor rofreslmiejits wero in or
dor and a general good timo followed.
HORN OF THE MOON.
H. L. Sandors from Barre, visited atG.
VV. Sandors' on Sunday.
W. E. Jackson has gono to Woodstock
to work nt his trado.
Waltor Davis and Byron Sauders nro
tnking.thcir milk to tho now Montpelier
croanicry.
Sinco Sunday tho manngomeiit of the
separating stntion has beon in tho hauds
of II. A. Titch.
WEST TOPSHAM.
Miss Lena Ohurch is at homo from
St. Albans. Sho had a good position
in tho ofllco of tho Vormont Ocntrnl
railroad but has giveii it up for tho
present.
Wo havo good slcdding ngain and
tho lumber tcams aro very busy. R.
M. Harvoy has two teams from Barre.
Georgo K. Ohuroh has sovoral tcams
from" East Orango and Washington.
Tho telephono offico has been mov
cd to F. P. Guiiiiiugham's store.
M. M. Oovill and F. J. Rich aro to
havo a wrestling match at villago
hall Saturday oveniug, March 15. Tho
winner is to rcceivo tho gato money.
Gharlos M. Hight has come homo
from Groton. Ho is to havo chargo
of his mother's farm for tho coraing
year.
Luthor P. Hight has formed a part
nership with his fathor-in-law, F. P.
Ounningham. Thoy carry a good lino
of goods and aro doing a good busi
ness. Thoy oxpect to havo tho post-
ofllco as soon as tho chango can bo
made at Washington,
Ono of A. T. Smith' s matched pair
of blaok horses was takon sick vory
suddenly last weok.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Covill ontor
' taiuod a largo nfnbor of thoir frionds
aud noighbors last week Friday night.
t Oystors woro served and daucing aud
' games woro tho ordor of tho oveniug.
Allio Greeno is at work for W. H.
Ohalmors. Ho works in tho yard scal
ing lumbor.
Mrs. Henry Hood is improving nnd
hor friends hopo to seo her out in a
fow weeks.
It was rough travoliug to town
meoting but thoso that went callcd it
rouchor aftor tho meetiuc oneucd
Modorator, O. P. Dickoy ; clerk and
treasuror, Everett Forsytli ; solcctmon,
O. H. Taplin, J. H. Folch, G. VV.
Bagloy; listcrs, L. A. Hood, Putnnm
Hayward, E. 0. Poolo : school direct
or. Warren Ourrior : ovorseor. G. VV.
Bagloy ; road comissionor, S. F. Looko ;
constablo nnd colloctor of taxos, G.
Fonton Miles; auditors, O. P. Diok
oy, John A. Dodgo, J. W. White-; tax
raisod for all purposos, $1.75.
Frank O. Spaulding went to Brad
ford Monday with a load of calves for
A. T. Smith.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Gcorce Frceman has received nows of
tho denUi of n nephew, Ward L. Rotinds,
who diod Fcbrunrv 17 of mienmonia iu
Holdeuvillo, Indian Territory, where he
was engaged iu the lumber Lnsiness. The
rcmains wero taken to the homo of his
parcnts in Eureka, Wis., for intermcnt.
His mother, Sarah A Rouuds, who was
formcrly a rosidcnt of Moretown, will be
plpasantly reniembered by tho peoplo in
this viciinty ns well as tho nged father.
Both havo tho henrtfelt synipnthy of their
Vermont friends.
Mr. Thomas of New Ilnmpshire visited
at Charlcs VVheelcr's last week.
Mrs. Samucl Turner is visiting her sis
ter nnd others in Waitsfield.
OrienL. Beckwith of Rochester re
cently spcnt a week with his sister, Mrs.
S. Soniervillc.
Walter Corliss has bought Charlie Cor
liss' farm.
Miss Kntherino Harrington wns with
Mrs. S. Somervillo last week. Mrs. Wy
man nnd Mrs. II. 0. Ward wero her
guests on Saturday.
The lato rain took nbout tbreo fcet
from tho top of the dam nt VVnrren Mur
ry's raill.
No mnttcr how long you havo had tlio
ooukuj If It ulroady lmsn't doveloped tnto
oonsuinptlou Dr Wood's Norway l'lno
r.yrui) will curolt
WARREN.
Tho tax payors of this town nro fool
ing quito sour with tho results of our
lato March mooting and tho greatost
thing wo havo to bo thankful for is
that tho town votcd to abolish tho
town agonoy. Tho soloctmon woro iu
struotod to soll and closo up our rum
shop as soon as possiblo. This town
has ovor $700 wortli of liquor on hand
and whon ovon that amount is sold it
will go nuiok whon tho doors aro opou
and notico givon that thcy aro ready
for business. Whon tho town agonoy
was nrst lntrouuceu our town naa
somo oxporionco in running a rum
shon but thoy only kont n small stock.
Ono night tho boys woro dry, thoy
broko ln nnd carriod away ovory drop
of liquor in tho agonoy. No ono was
conviotcd of tho oll'onco. Tho prosont
aconov lms beon ruiminc for sovornl
years. It has grown to bo quito a
rotail houso. Our town usod to bo
auito rospoctablo but it has boon co
ing down iu a fiuanoial and n mornl
souso, it lias Dcon n nig scuooi ior
quito n part of tho community to loam
falsehood aud docoptiou, to obtaln
what thoy want.
Tho town mndo a great mistako in
kooping town ofllcors in too long with
out a ohango, espcoially tho town
trcasuror.
Ed MoGlafln is moving to North
field, Ho lms lot his farm to Oharlcs
LaRoso, who has movod onto it. Still
thoro nro othor placos to lot. Fnrm
labor has gono so high that farming
doos not pny.
DUXBURY.
Nnthan Thomas of Keene, N. II., visit
ed his br'other, I. W. Thomas, last week.
Mrs. Fred Davis is quite ill.
Mrs. Bertlia Lewis, who has been quite
sick, is somewhat botter.
Tho high water last week carried off
two bridges on the Ridley brook.
J. A. Durkco is quito ill.
C. J. Snow of Boston was a guest of J.
A. Durkeo last week. On Friday ho took
a trip to Camel's Ilump and rcported a
fine view.
Russell Davis died March 3. He had
been sick a long tinie. The funeral was
held from tho houso on Wednesday.
iJcssic Morso lms niusneu ner scuooi in
Huntington aud is nt homo.
Mrs. J. 0. Young of Huntington is vis
iting her pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Muuroe
L.0W1S.
BOYS AND GIRLS, READ THIS.
You would, wo aro suro, liko to bo
informod of a good niothod of earniug
your own sponding monoy. Hero it
is : -
Sunflowor Soed is ouo of tho iugrodi
onts of Pago'sPorfocted PoultryFood.
Wo shall want a good many tous of
it noxt fall.
It will probably bo worth 2 to 2
conts por pound.
Thoro is little doubt that wo shall
bo ablo to jiay two conts por pound
and pny tho railroad froghts if ship
ped in qnautitics of 200 pounds or
moro.
Iudeod, if dcsircd, wo aro willing
for tho presont to mako contracts at
that prico.
Sunllowors will grow in any out of
tho way cornor in tho door yard, on
tho roadsides and do not necessarily
intorforo with tho othor farm crops.
On recoipt of thirty conts in silvor
(pleaso do not sond stamps) wo will
dolivor nt our oxpross olllco horo n
ton-pound pnokago of Sunflowor seod
suitablo for planting.
Sond your ordors along at onco bo
foro our stock is oxhanstod.
Address, Carroll S. Pago,
Hydo Park, Vt.
AGENTS WANTED
To roprosont tlio Connecticut Goneral
Life Insuriuico Co. Apply to E. I,
DRURY,- General Agont, Room 8.
Wnlton Block, Stnto Strcet, Mont
pelier, Vt.