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VERMONT WATCIIMAN & STATE JOUKN, VYEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1902.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Mrs, Ophir S. Mnrtin learns of tho
dcath of hor brother Willinin Folsoni
of Burnott, Wis. whoro ho liacl livod
for many years Ho formcrly livcd ncar
liore. His wifo is a sister of Oliauncoy
Lougoo of our villago. Ho was an ox
collcnt man and had bcon a vory suc
cossful farmor in tho west. Ho was
upwards of sovonty years of ajjo. His
wifc and sovornl cliildren survivo him.
;Mrs. Libcrty II. Jcifords was takon
tserionsly ill with ptioumonin, tlic
middlo of lnst wcok. Tho ontlook for
hor rccovory is not brifilit.
' John Bacon writcs bnck from tho
UnitPd Statos Soldiors' Honio in To
gus, llo., tlmt Iio is pleascd with
what ho finds thoro.
Elwin T. Whitnoy has boon confiiied
to tho bod again of lato, from troublo
that originatod somo ycars ago, caus
ing appundieitis.
William Hauson, who was thought
to bo improving somowhat, was takon
Avorso last wcok, and is oritically ill.
"Vorn" Edson, in tho omploy of
Henry Lasoll, wont again to tho Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, last
week for treatmont.
Lato nows from Mrs. Bamoy D.
Fliut's dauglitor is that scarlot fovor
lias lcft her partially dcaf. Other
wiso sho is poorly.
Thero is quito a good doal of coni
plaint of ill health from colds, about
here.
Will Carpenter has leasod tho grist
and saw mill of Gcorge W. Lyndo in
Mill villago till Dcccmbor 1, noxt.
Ho liopes for a good patronago.
Dr. .1. H. .lackson was callcd hero
last week to counsol in tho caso of
Jamcs Powors' little boy, who has
had an absoess about tho throat, fol
lowing scark't fover, and whose lifo
Jias becn almost dospaired of.
f Mrs. Gurdon Martin has just start
od a olass in painting. Slio gives her
lessons at tho homo of hor dauglitor,
Mrs. Harley Martin, in our villago.
James K. Lyndo is so far improved
in health as to bo about his house, and
ovon to bo out on a porch of tho houso,
ou warra days,
A dolegation from our now Rebekah
lodge visited Barre ouo oveuing last
week.
Mrs. Patsy Elliott, who is staying
with her lato husband's mothor in
Northfield was latoly olfored a posi
tion in tho Hopkins & Houso store,
bnt sho felt that sho must declino it.
Sho is a woman much liked here.
Principal Daniol It. Martin, at tho
Jiead of thc Pullman, 111., scliools for
years past, has shown his approoiation
of Vermont maplo sugar by giving
Premont O. Littlo orders for tho samo
from timo to time. Ho had somo of
last season's make sont him and was
storing it in tho basemeiit of his
house, that was latoly entered by girl
burglars, who abductod forty pounds
of it.
On May 8 occurred tho thirty-sov-cnth
anivorsaryof tho marriago of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Carnes. As .thoy
were partaking of tlioir ovoning meal,
that day, friends began to gather at
their houso with no provious noto of
warning, to colebrato tho ovont. A
jileasant eveniug followed.
Last Saturday could bo seom from
our window maplo treos fllled with
blossoms; tho grouud carpcted with
green ; snow flying, mon travelling in
fur coats, whilo tho wind rattled
the looso parts of tho building and a
brisk flro was buruing indoors. And
yet the caleiidars porsisted in saying
Jt was May 10.
JIoracQ N, Farnham was hero a
foW days go just aftor nnothor West
crn trip for moro horses.
Mrs. Preston Roed is visitlng in
Ludlow.
Oharles M. Etlsou is furnishing a
largo lot of chairs for soating tho Mn
souio and towu lialls in Brookfield.
Luther Bailoy has hired for a year
"with a milkman in Barre.
Ella, oldest dauglitor of Jason John
son, is in town and will have tho care
of Mrs. Amasa W. Farnliam in hor
illuess, for tho prosont.
Mrs. Jason Joffords has boon ill
with tho provailing cold of lato and
pneumonia was feared by hor hus
band. Mrs. Dorcas Martin, wifo of Liborty
F. Joffords, died on Snnday foronoon
of pnouraonia, aftor an illness of four
days, and at tho ago of 60vonty-flvo
years and four months. Sho loavos
a husband and dauglitor, Mrs. Goorgo
O. Earlo. Only ouo mombor of ttio
iamily of Jior fathor, tho lato Samuol
JUartin, survivos hor, namoly, Mrs.
.Emily M. Emory. Almost tho wliolo
of Mrs. Jofford's long lifo was lived
horo in town, wlioro sho has beon
known as a most dovotod wifo and
mothor, and a vory kind hoartod
woman. Doatli had no torrors for lior
and was mot calmly. Sho Bpoko of
hor approaohing doparturo as going
homo, and with porfoct rosignation,
feoling that all was woll intho Lord's
doalings with hor. Vorily a good
woman has boon takon from our midst.
Sho was buriod from hor lato lioino
at 2 p. m. , on Tuosday.
Mr. J. I'ierpont Morgan knows how to
handle railway and steamship lines, but
ho throws up his hands when he confronts
the problem of sottllnga strike of street
car employes.
Ligfit Biscttit
DeiiciotisCake
Dainty PasttfieS
Fine Ptscldings
Flaky Ctusts
EAST CALAIS.
The drama "'Twixt Love and Money"
has been given up for the present owing
to the serions illness of one of the princi
pal actors.
VERSHIRE.
Mrs. Lucinda I'rescott, an agccl lady,
died Sunday morning after an illness of a
few wceks. Mrs. I'rescott had been for
tnany years a resident of Vershire. The
funeral wus on Tuesday.
Mrs. Clogston has returned from Barre
and will occupy her house here through
the summer.
The funeral of Silas Titus was held last
Thursday at his late home, Rev. William
Paul of West Fairlee prenching the scr
nion. In the death of Mr. Titus the town
105S can honored citizen, who had becn
for many years a resident here and active
ly connected with its business and social
intercsts. He was a good man, a peacc
able and obliging neighbor, kind and re
spected and will be much missed in all
the walks of life.
The remains of Stillman Richardson of
13oston, a former resident of Vershire,
were brought here for burial last week.
They were accompanied by his soti, at
whose house he died and his brother,
Rev. J. B. Richardson, who came from
Virginia to be present at the funeral.
School at the Lower village is oloscd on
sccount of the mcasles.
Clarence Grant is working for E. P.
Brown by the season.
Miss Mamie Titus was at home from
Chelsea to attendthe funeral of hergrand
father, Silas Titus.
The weather during the laat few days
has been more like November than May.
The ground was frozen hard Saturday
morning.
J. B. Richardson preached at the
church last Sunday coming here last week
to accompany the remains of his brother,
Stillman Richardson, who was brought
here for burial.
MORETOWN.
Miss Cornelia F. Goss, who is a teaclier
in the Iudustrial school at Vergennes,
was at her home over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Murphy of Waterbury is
visiting in town.
Miss Carrie Warren of East Montpelier
visited Emma Royce over Sunday.
Special music was rendered at tho
Methodist church Sunday morning and
evening with violin solos by Harold Hay
lett. Mrs. H. O. Ward gave a party last Sat
urday evening to the members of the
Methodist choir and her Suuday school
class. A pleasant time is reported.
Mrs. James Haylett was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Spaukling returns to her
nomo in the west this week, after having
pent the past year in town.
Mrs. G. G. Sleeper came very near
belng seriously injured last Friday morn
ing. While in the barn she stepped
through an oen scuttle hole which was
partly covered with hay, and fell, striking
her side against the edge of the floor.
Fortunately no bones were broken but her
knce was badly hurt so that she is laid
up for a few days.
Harry Bulkeley, an aged citizen, is very
low from congestion of the lungs at the
home of his son, Frank. There is no
hope of his recovery.
Vradenburg and Merrill, who have been
living on the Royce farm, have moved
into the old steam mill house on the road
to Middlesex.
BROOKFIELD.
Dr. E. E. Ellls has been sick the past
week and is now confined to his bed. Dr.
V. C. Goodrich of Barre is attending him,
also several of Dr. Ellis' patients.
Mrs. Ford continues to be very sick
with erysipelas.
C. C. Hood has reeently been doing
carpenter work for U. A. Clark,
Several of the Brookfield Rellef Corps
are planning to visit the Randolph Corps
on Thursday.
Memorial services will be held at the
First Congregationai church at one
o'clock, May 25. Rev. R. H. Abercrom
bie will conuuct the services.
Tuesday evening, May HO, J.A. Lord
of Hartford will deliver a temperance lec
turo in lielialf of the anti-saloon league at
the Second Congregationai church.
Mrs. Annette Griswold of Plainfield
has come to spend several weeks with
friends in town.
Mrs. Nancy Abbott returned from
Proctor to her home at the Ccnterlast
weok.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Williams, May 8.
Henry Edson went to Boston last week
to accompany his wife home.
E. H. Allis expects to go this week to
Greensboro for two weeks of pjeasure
fishing, etc. He will be accompanied by
his brother, Hon. Wallace Allis and party
of Norwich, Conn.
Mrs. J. W. Parmenter visited rclatives
in Cabot and St. Johnsbury last week.
TO OURE A COLDIN ONE DAY.
Tako Laxntivo Bromo Quiuiuo Tab'
lots. All druggists rofund tho monoy
if it fails to ouro. E. W. Grovos
signat'nro is on cach box. 25o.
WATERBURY, un nmnrnTrn nr niin
Itov. E. A. Thomas, pastor of tho
Congregationnl ohurcli at Essox Juno
tion, oxchangcd with Rov. F. B,
Kullogg on Sunday.
Mrs. W. Pattorson is ill from pnou
nioiiia Misa Morso, ouo of tho toaohers of
tho grndcd school, was conflncd to tho
houso for a fow days Inst wcok by ill
ness. Miss Mnrion Horsford, of Oharlotto
was tho gucst of Mrs. W. II. Trow
bridgo a few days last weok.
Rod Lottor Day was obsorvcd by tho
Pliilomathcnii club in Odd Fellow's
hall on last Friday afternoon. About
llfty woro prosont.
Tlio funoral of Mrs. Lnura iiill,
who died last Thursday from old ago,
was hold from tiio -houso on Saturday,
Rov. F. B. Kollogg oillciating.
Mrs. L. II. Elliott, Clmrles Wells,
B. R. Domorritt and F. L. Knight nro
dologates from tho Congrogationnl
church to tho county oonvontion to
bj hold nt Montpolior.
R. Tatro is orccting two now houses
on High stroot.
A largo dolegation from tho locnl
lodgo of Odd Follows visited tho lodgo
at St. Albans on last Friday ovoning
and assisted in working degroos.
II. P. Butlor hs returnod from Bos
ton. Ho is to spend tho summor nt
tho homo of Dr. II. J. Janos.
A pleasant sugar party was hold at
tho Congregationnl church last Friday
ovoning for tho benefit of tho band.
A largo numbor woro prosont and tho
band furnishcd music. Tho snow was
brought from Riokor Mountain, a dis
tanco of ten milet.
W. J. Boyco is seriously ill from
typlioid fovor.
Oliarlos Hatch has recovorod from
his rocont illness and rosumod his du
ties as travoling salesman for tho Truo
Mnuufacturing Company.
Mr. Laflnm has flnislicd work as
night watchnian at tho nsylum and
has returned to his homo at Euos
burgh Falls.
Angustug Turnor oxpocts to havo
his new houso on Mnin stroot complot
od by tho last of this month.
0. 0. Wnrron has roceivcd liis au
tomobilo, which ho sont away to have
romodolled. Ho is also to havo a two
scated machino.
Mrs. Goorgo Athorton is visiting in
Lowell, Mass.
A mooting was hold at tho town
clork's oflico Thursday ovoning to try
and mako nrrangcmonts witli Mont
polior partics to oroct a stone shcd in
town omploying about thirty-fivo
hands. Tlioy ask for a building sixty
feot longor than tho ono occnpied by
Drow Daniols. An offort will bo
mado to raiso tho monoy, and if suc
cessful, it is oxpected that tho partios
will soon start to build.
GROTON.
Rov. W. R. Mathor of Lyndouvillo
was cnlling' in town tho first of the
wook.
Aaron Hosmor is in vory poor health.
Mrs. Ethan Ellon, who has beon
visiting lior slster, Mrs. F. P. Smith,
returned to iior homo in Morrisvilo
last weok. Her mothor, Mrs. Soldon
Minard, wont with hor.
Mr. nlld Mrs. O. .T. RnMnr rpt-nnnwl
from Cholsca last wcok.
Mrs. Albort Page is not so woll.
Mrs. O. H. Remington died last
Thursday. Tho funeral was hold Sat
urday at tho homo, Rov. A. J. Hougli
oillciating.
William Stovons has movod from
Aurolo Legaro's liouso into Harry
Rickor's houso.
Mrs. Walter Dow of East Corinth
and Mrs. Eben Dodgo of Plainfiold
wero called to town last Thursday by
tho death of their mothor, Mrs. O. H.
Remington.
Rov. Georgo Brown of Havorhill, N.
H., preached nt Westvillo Sunday
morning and nt S. B. Morrison's in
tho ovoning.
WORCESTER.
Rov. William Vater of Albany was
lu town a fow dnys last weok.
Georgo Parmontor of Montpolior vis
ied at H. D. Vail's rccoiitly.
Harry Dingwall and family havo
gono to Elmoro to livo witli his fathor.
William Hatch and two daughtors
of Hardwick woro nt F. E. Buck's on
Sunday.
H. B. and J. E. Hancock wont to
Glover last Thursday, returning on
Friday.
Ralph and Roy Wiggins of Middlo
sox visitod thoir aunt, Mrs. Willoy,
ou Sunday.
Rov. Mr. Mitoholl, pastor of tho
Prosbytorian church of Barro, preaoh
od at tho Congregationai liouso on
Sunday in tho absonco of Mrs. Lashor.
Union services woro hold at tho Con
gregationai churoh Sunday ovoning,
Rov. J. W. Illsloy of the Methodist
church occupied tho pulpit.
WEST BERLIN.
Lowis and Willis Drow caught two
eols whilo fishing in Dog rivor, Tuos
day ovoning tho shortor was twonty
sovon inches long.
Fred Adams has moved his family
into tho Worthing liouso.
Mr. Bryant, tho creamory propri
otor, is boarding with Mrs. Maroia
Styles.
Mrs. H. B. Ayors visitod hor sistor,
Mrs. Koyes last wcok.
Whilo Miss Addio Emorson was ro
turning from Northfield sho found a
pockot book in tho road. It was woll
llllcd and found to bolong to Express
man Chnso.
Mrs. Amos Oliaso is vory sick.
Georgo Cliaso hns started his hulled
corn cart,
It is feared tho lato frost killed alL
tho fruit for this soason in this valloy.
SODOM.
F. E. Horr wcnt to Burlington the
middle of last week to accompany his
sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. Tibbits, home. Mrs.
Tibbits has reeently undergone a surgical
operation in a Burlington hospital, and is
now stopping with her sister, Mrs. Horr.
Fitz Willard has greatly imp'oved the
appearanci of the Interior of his house by
paint, paper and hardwood floors. Victor
Templeton and Romeo VanOrman did
the work.
Mrs. Sprague of Woodbury is visiting
Mrs. Fitz Willard. b
Disease Lays Its Heavy Hand on Kings,
Prioces. Presideots, tlie Nobfe
and Weallhy, as Well as
lliose of Low
Estaie,
Paine'sCele'ry
Compound,
Is the Great R&storer of Health for the
flulerand His Humblest Subject,
Siokness, disonso and suirorlng, ro
spect noither rulor nor subject. Tho
notcd and high born liavo their trinls
and physioal suirprings Hlto thoso iu
liumblor stntions. Social standing
and woalth cannot bar tho progrnss of
tho diseaso when tho common rulos of
health aro violatod. i
Impuro blood and woak norves nro
rosponsiblo for many of tho conimon
diseascs of lifo. Tlio oxporionccd phy
sician will toll you that mon nnd
womon with puro, clear coursing
blood irtid woll braced norves can nov
or beconio vlotims of rheninntisni,
nenralgia.livor troublo, dobility, head
achos or slcoplossness.
It follows, thoroforo, that sufforcrs
from nny of tho ailmonts roforred to,
should nt onco tako propor moasuros
to cloanso tho blood and fced tho
woak, norvous system with propor
nourislimont.
For tho happy accomplishniont of
this importnnt work, Paino's Celery
Compound is tho only safo agont, tho
ono.groat specific, tho only socurity
against deadly diseaso nnd death.
Duriug thoso spring days Paino's Ccl
ory Compound guarnntoes a porfcct
regularity of tho bowols, henlthy ap
petito, sound sloop, good digestion,
puro blood, strong norves, and clcnr
brain, all of which mcan full and ro
bust health.
Mr. E. M. Sutton, ex-Mayor of
Burlington, Vt., ono of tho strongest
nnd hcalthiest advocates of Paino's
Celory Compound in tho Unitod Statos,
tolls us iu tlio following lottor how ho
keeps woll undor all circumstauces.
Ho says :
"Peoplo havo ofton asked mo how I
managed to keop so woll, for although
out in noarly all kinds of weather and
travelling considorably I havo no
aches or siokness. My ono aiiBWor
has boon that instead of waiting until
I am sick in bed nnd forced to stop
work for awliilo, whonovor I feol out
of sorts tho least bit. I tako Paino's
Colory Compound, which koops mo
woll and strong. It is n great deol
bottor in my opinion, to tako a modi
cino which koops ono well, ratlior
tlian to wnit for siokness, and thon
llUllt firnniltl fnr n mnilinim. ,7i
. ulltluuilo yji
to ouro siokness. I havo been o-
nearty nnvocato ot Paino's dcolery
compound over sinco it was first mado,
a groat many years ago, and havo yot
to hear of a caso in which it fails to
fulnl its promisos. "
DIAMOND I1YFS V,a"'1 1,0 ""ii. Novcr crock.
uinillUIIU UILO llcwarcorimpure Imttatlons.
CABOT.
One of the most pleasant home wed
dings of the season occurred at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. I'ike April 30,
when tlleir youngcst daughter, Sarah
Ellcn, was united in marriage to Harlon
Hoyt Haines, eldest son of Deacon and
Mrs. Moses Haines. At two o'clock as
the strains of Lohengrin's march were
rendered by Miss Grace Whittier, the
groom, accompanied by his brother, Leon
M. Haines as best man, entered the room
and stationed themsolves under a beauti
ful arch of white and green and awaited
the bride ; she immediately followed iean
ing on the arm of Miss Carlie Hills as
bridesmaid. The bride was dtessed in
white with trimmings of satin ribbon and
white applique and carried a bouquet of
arbutus. The bridesm.n'd nkn wnr
white with touches of black velvet and a
corsage bouquet of arbutus. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. D. L.
Hilliard, pastor of the Congregationai
church, the ring service bemg used.
Perley Pike, a brother of the bride acted
as usher. The dining room was in charge
of the brothers and sisters of the bride,
who served the guests most acceptably.
The presents were numerous and costly.
Amongthem many pieces of solid silver.
The happy couple are among the most
respected and popular young people
of the town and all unite in wishing them
a long and joyous life.
Prosident J. M. Fishor of tho Old
Homo Wcok Association, issuod tlio
call for a mooting noxt Saturday ovon
ing at tho town clork's oflico for tho
olection of ofllcors, oto.
Upon tho invitation of Rov. 0. E.
Aikon, tho Good Templars will attend
tho Methodist ohurcli in a body at tho
morning sorvico noxt Sunday. All
Good Tomplnrs aro roquostod to meot
at thoir hall at 10 :S0 sharp provious
to going to tho sorvico. Tlio malo
quartetto will nssist in tho sorvico.
Mr. Aikon will speak on temporancc.
Tho team of E. M. Bliss was fright
oned last Friday and rnn up streot at
quito a livoly galt. Arriving at G.
M. Wobstor's it turncd in, and in an
attempt to pass through a barn door
into n pon olearod itsolf from tho
buggy. Two dollars will covor nll
dnmages. Tlio escnpo from much
largor damago is fortunnto.
Mrs. J. M. Davis has roturned to
hor homo in Nowport. Mrs. L. O.
Lanco is taking ohargo of hor milinory
businoss for a short timo.
Rov. J O. Sliorburno, St. Johns
bury, was in town on Monday to nt
tond tho quartorly conforonco. Mr.
Sliorburno hns recovorod from tho
brokon lcg ncoidont of a fow wooks
ago which occurrod horo.
H. VL. Gilman has sold his stago
proporty to Gonio Dow who took fos
sossion of tho routo on Monday. Mr.
Gilman 'has bocn n vory accommodat
ing nnd oflioiont drivor and all bo
spoak tho samo ofilolouoy and sntisfno
tion by Mr. Dow.
It is undorstood that a couplo of
Now York partios wont through horo
last wook looking ovor tlio routo to
nscortnin tho possibilities for tho build
ing of an olootrio raiload. Wo wish such
a tlilng might really matorializo and
wo uonovo ncarty support would bo
givon it.
Mrs. S. J. Morso has gono to Lyndon
for a short timo to visithor son, E.
O. Morso. Mr. nnd Mrs.E. O. Morso
had n son born to thom May 7.
Mootings aro to bo hold nt Lowor
Cabot in tho Advont ohurcli bogin
ning Wcdnesday ovoning.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Roy Kcllogg nnd wifo of Randolph
visited hor paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Georgo Freomnn, and callcd on hor
sistor, Mrs. H. G. Ward on Thurs
day. Tho Ladics Aid willmoct with Mrs.
Saniuel Turnor, Wcdnosdny nftornoon
nnd ovoning.
Bosslo Bruco has roturned from
Waterbury and is oxpected to romain
witli lior paronts through tho warm
wcathor.
Rov. E. W. Sharp of Northfiold will
givo a talk on tomporanco at tlio
ohurcli on May 20.
Dan Preston nnd Mr. Woodwurd of
Waitsfield wont to Montpolior Satur
day with n team and on thoir way
homo tho horso balkod or was tircd
and rofuscd to go. Tiioy oruelly beat
tho horso to death. Tho partios woro
arrostoiLnnd fincd $28 only.
Gilbort Nolson commonced his work
with tho road commissionor Monday
nnd Asa Corliss has tho caro of his
farm svork whilo ho is employed on
tho road.
Mrs. Georgo Frccmni, Mrs. L. Loui
zollo, Mrs. Kathorino Corliss and Wil
liam Johnson aro nmong tho sick.
William Ward of Waitsfield visited
his son, Horbert, on Wcduosday.
Alva Butlor led tho Sunday oVen
ing prayor sorvioe.
WAITSFIELD.
Mrs. Cassius Joslyn is vory lbw.
Abol Knooland is failing vory fnst.
A. L. Miller and W. M. Taber will
opou a barbor siiop in tho villago in
tho ncar futuro.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marshnll woro
called to South Lincoln, last wcok,
by tho illness of Mrs. Marshall's fath
or, E. M. Whitnoy, who died soon af
ter thoir arrivol. Mr. Whitney was a
prosporous morchant, nnd at ono timo
n resident of this place. Tho remains
wore brought hero on Sntnrday and
laid to rest in tho Irasvillo cemotery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Miller visited
in Fayston ono day last weok.
Thoro is somo talk of a fair boing
hold horo this fall. That's right, thoy
always havo paid and why discon
tinuo them?
A. E. Eldridge of East Warren pass
ed through horo last wook with a
drovo of about fifty cattlo for markot.
Doric Kneoland is failing.
P. B. Gaylord was in Brookfield
last week
Our popular morchant, J. B. Nor
ton, is busy theso days supcrintcnd
ing tho work of gotting ouf building
stono for his houso on which ho iu
tends to bogin work in tho ncar fu
turo. Deer seom to bo quito plontiful this
spring. Anothor ouo was soon to
cross tho road in Irasvillo last wook.
F. Tillotson, tho clothfng salesman,
was iu towu on Dusiness lastjweok.
Androw Blair is vory low.
John McLaflin. wl
a sawing machine somo timo ago, is
ablo to bo at work ouco more.
Tho roads woro in such bad condi-
tion last weok that it rcquired four
uumua iu miui iiu singo.
Dan Rich is at work at tho talo
mino.
P. B. Gaylord has rofused an offcr
ui .l, wvj ior iiis inrm.
Lawrenco Kelty is attending school
uir niujiijiuiiui' Dominary. t
F. 0. Carroll has leased his farm
to j. aua John McCoughin.
Petor Labell, who has been ill this
spring, wont to liarro last weok to
consuit apnysloian.
Tlioro is a mnvnmnnt-. nn fnnt fn o
rural freo delivory system. Good
worj ioc us nopo it may succecd.
Wliat's thn mntt-nr wifli Mm xri tlnnn
bridgo is it an ornamont, or an im-
iiuvcuiuiii or wnnt.'
Miss Emma Joslyn is quito ill.
Mrs. John Gravos is in Barro can
vassing.
Roy Chipmau has moved into O. M
Eaton's tenement.
Everott Daniols is in Monkton, call-
eu tnoro Dy tlio ninoss of his fathor.
Mrs. L. M. Learnod visited friends
in Warren last wcok.
May has been an inclomont month
thus far, but tho meadows havo takon
on a boautiful greon, tho loavos nro
beginuing to nppenr and all Naturo is
at hor best with tho oxcoption of tlio
weather.
Landlord Carpentor intonds im
proving tho nppearanco of his hotol
and othor buildiugs with a now coat
of paint soon.
Waitsfield has ostnblishod a firo
alarm. In caso of flro, tho steam whis
tlo at tho mill will givo threo blasts
and ropeat.
Cnlvin Mahuron was iu Morotown
ou businoss ouo day lnst wook.
A quito sovoro suosv storm visited
this placo Friday iioon lasting until
Saturday morning.
Oscar Poland was in Middlosox on
business last weok.
Alba Mahuron has boon stopping at
tho Waitsfield Houso tho past weok.
Dr. Dalrymplo, tho Rutland dontist,
wns n LrUf'Sf, at. Hin Wnltcdnlrl nnimn n
f7 - P I ..HI1H,.. L.
portion of lnst weok.
Mrs. J. E. Badgor rouiains about
tho samo.
Willinm Mnrslinll ia n.iflmwl
called thoro by tho illuoss of hiB son,
Dr. Slayton of Warron, mado a
businoss trip to this placo on Satur
day. WAITS RIVER.
Chester Maonnn hna mnvnrl nfr fli'
houso ownod by Mrs. Dorman Mngoon.
Mrs. John Cnrtor has roturned to
hor old homo for tho Bummor.
Sovon cows woro brought from Gro
ton nn Tlinrsilav in hn rai nn
2' v bHU
town farm. which nmkns Kiivnnhon m
nll.
E. A. Millor has movod in with
James Richardson.
THOSE WHO KNOW
of our salos in thc past know tlmt this mcans tlio trnnsferring of moro than
$20,000.00
worth of Kcal Estatc in May. Bolow nro somo of our invcstmcnts.
TWO-TENEMENT HOUSE
with bascmcnt nimngcd for store, small bum and about ncro of lnnd
locatod in South Barre. Rcnts for 820 ier month to good tenants. Pricc
only 81800. Ternis easy.
FOUR-TENEHENT BLOCK and COTTAQE.
This property pays 8528.00 pcr year, which is moro than 12 ptr cont
on prico nsked. Locnted on 1'erry street. ono of tho best locations in the
eity. is always rentcd to good-paymg
vnlue. Largc lot contains 3-4 ncro
5i,uuu.uu iiown ; balnncc at 5 por cont.
FOUR-TENEMENT HOUSE.
Don't spend nny moro timo looking for a good invostment, but lot u s
show you this property. Two minutes walk to stroot c.nv. fivn. in Rtnn n
slieds or depot. Rcnts lbr 840 pcr
LARQE HOUSE.
Suitablc for threo families in ono of tlio bost locations in Barro where
thc best class of tonants can bc secured. Only three minutes' walk from
Spaulding school. This house is in iirst-class condition. Largo lot con
taining 1-4 ncro of lancl. This mnkes nn investmont which pays bettor than
7 1-2 pcr csnt on 5-5000 abovo all exponses. Pricc only 8-1G00.
DON'T
buy Real Estato that will dopreciate in vnlue when wo have a lnrge assoi
ment that is surc to apprecinte cve.y year. Wo are real estatomcn and
mako a spccialty of always having n largo list of bargains and investments
in rcal estato of nll kihds. Call on or address
Tlie Y. A.. Perry Roal Estato Agency,
QORDON'S BLOCK. BARRE, VT
Oharlio Savago hs flnished work for
O. G. Eatou and has gono to West
wood, Mass., whoro ho is to work for
Dr. A. W. Gorham.
Dr. Hookor of Waterbury was in
town Friday to seo Mrs. Cassius Jos
liu and Mrs. J. H. Hastings.
Dr. H. T. J. Howo was called to
Wntorbury Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Carroll roturned
from Boston, Saturday evening.
R. J. McAllister has his new barn
up and boardod.
Owing to cold woathor of the last
fow days but vory littlo planting hns
been dono by tho farmers.
Rufus Buoklin is quito ill ; ho has
a nurso from Burlington cariug for
him.
Howard Howe roturned Saturday
night from Now York and is stopping
at J. Carpontor's for tlio present.
Rov, R. F. Lowo of Barro is to
speak at tho Methodist church Tues
day evoning, May 20, in tho intercsts
of tho anti-saloon league. All aro in
vitcd to attend.
EAST CORINTH.
Doctors J. C. Doud and Mary W.
Olark, who havo beon visiting in
town, roturnod to their home in Mod
ford, Mass , on Monday.
O. M. Blako of Boston was iii town
a fow days last week.
Georgo Jackson has moved to his
farm for tho summer.
Childron's Day will bo observed as
usual- in June.
Several of tho young pooplo in this
villago havo purchased bioyolos.
Mrs. Randall, who has beon in
Groton has roturned.
' EAST WARREN.
Mrs. A. M. Dickiuson died May 7,
at tho homo of her dauglitor in Bur
lington. Tho remains wero brought
horo for intorment and tho funoral
was hold at tho church Friday, Rov.
William Hazou of Northfield, offloiat
ing. Sho was formorlv of this nlaco
nnd loaves a host of friends. Sho was
a noblo Christian woman and boloved
of all.
Mrs. E. A. Eldridge died last Suu
day. Tho Ladies Mito society will moet
Thursday nfternoon, May 15, with Mrs.
L. II. Brighnm. All aro cordially in
vitod. Mrs. M. A. Hyser of Randolph, is
spouding a fow wooks in town.
Oant. James Eldrodco from Raudolnh
was callod horo last Saturday on ac
count of tho illuoss of his mothor.
Mrs. Mary Hall, who spont tho
wiutor nt Jamcs Glufliu's. hns couo
baok to hor own liouso.
BRADFORD CENTER.
Frank Styles, the blacksmith. has ar-
rived from Porter, Maine. He has rented
the Canada shop where he will commence
work at once, askincr his old customers to
give him a call. He will stay at N. F.
Kelley's till his wife arrives.
Mrs. Dolly Gitehell lies very low with
heart failure. Her recovery is doubtful.
Arthur McClure commenced work on
the railroad witli tho steel canc on Mon
day.
Mrs. J, D. Welton has gone to Groton
on a visit to her sister and friends there
Miss Langmaid is stopping at J. D.
Welton's for the present.
Leo McClure, who learned his trade as
a blacksmith of Frank Styles, has gone
into business for himself at West Charles
ton, and is doing exceedingly well.
N. F. Kelley is very ill with heart
trouble. Dr. Wilson is attendlnc him.
Miss Mabel Hartwell is teaching in the
Craft District.
ALL WEALTH
is tmcfnblc bnck to Kenl Estnlc antl
tlio snfbHt proporty in tlio long rnn is
improved und uniniprovcd lancl.
Oom II o o
if you nro thinking of invosttncnts in
fnrms or hny kind of Renl Estuto.
Wh.y ?
Becaitso wo liavo deterniined to soll
moro rcal ostato this month tlmn in
nny ono month of our history.
tenants and is surc to npprcci
of lund. Pricc, 8-1 200.00. T
cciatc in
'erms,
month. Pricc until May 31 onlv 83f0 0
Legal Notices.
ESTATE OF 110SWEM, I.AIKD.
State of Veii.mont,
Distiuct op Washington, &.s.
In l'n.bate Court, lu-M lu Montpelier. In and for
saljl District, on tlie lOtli ilay of Jlny. A. 1J. "m
J !1"1; u-,".".v.7f ? A',l'"t's"-atur of tlie estate or
District. ilecea.ed, mal.es aiipllcatlon to sad
Court, with the conseut anil approbatlon lu wrltlr
of the wl.low and helr.sol sM deceased. resldlnir In
tho fctate of Vermont, forllcense to sell all of the
i,!'.n.r'il.t,e. Vf. '.lM '!:caed. tltuated ln Cabot,
sMd District, to wt: Home place, also about
elKht acrcsol wood laml. InclndlnK the lnterest of
the wldovv of sal.l deceased thereln and thc home
stcad rljiM. reptcseiitliiK that tho sale thereof would
bo bcuellclal to the Ido and helrs of sald de
ceased. and those luterested In hli estate, iu ordcr
to convert sald real estate Into money.
V heretipon,ltlsorde!ed by sald Court, that eald
apn lcat on bo reterred to a sesslon thereof, to bo
held at thc l'robate Offlce. In s.dil .Montpelier, on tha
? w.r',yor A- D;'.for hearluK and lec sion
i .,TC0,.':i' ulltI.'".r,tl,;r 0"lcrcd. that all persom
Intcrestwl bo notined hereof, by j)UblIcallou ot notlce
ofsald apnllcatlon and ordcr thereon. three weeks
H.C.Ci"if'y '" tlle VEHMO.NT WATCIHIAN AND
SlnJ T.0U.1,'-'A h'. a "ospaper publlshed at .Mont
5 ,m'" "' 3 Me' , nl"' l'lch clrculafs In the
nelKhborhood of thoso luterested before sald time of
hearlnir, that they may appear at sald time and
place. aud, lt they sec cause, ol.Ject thereto.
Hy the Court Attvst.
20 IIIItAJl CAHLETO.V, JudKe.
ESTATE OP CIIAIILESE. WEEKS.
State or vehmont,
DlSTItlCT OF WaH1NOTON, 3.S.
I:tiatJ. Oi.urt. held at Montpelier, In and for
sald District. on the 10th day of May, A. D., 1!02S
CIIAHI.es E. W tEks. late of East Montpellf r.ln sald
District. deceased, uiiikea appllcatlon to sald Court,
lor llcense to soll nll of the real estate or sald de
ceased, sltuated lu East Montpelier, In sald
District, to w: Home place except the home
Btcad thereln, represeutln)? that the sale thereof
Is necessary for the payment of tho debls of sald
estate '""l the expenses of admlnlstratlon of his
Whercupon.itlsordiTedby saM Court, that sald
apnllcatlon bo refcrreil to a sesslon thereof, to be
held at the I'robato Offlce, lu sald Montpelier, on tho
3 st day of .May. A. D. 19i,-. for hcarluR aud de
clslon thertou, and, it Is further ordered, that all
persons luterested be notlfled hereof. by publicatlon
of nptlce ofsald appllcatlon and order thereon, three
Vi;ikVuccl-',5'.v;'' ' tl' Vehmont Watciiuan
and State Jouu.nal, a newspaper publlshed at
.Montneller, In thU State, and which circulates In tho
nelRhborliood of those luterested before 6aid time of
hearluK, that they may appear at sald lluie and
place, and, If they see cause, oblect thereto.
lly tho Court Attest.
M"52 IIIltAM CAKLETOK, Judge.
NOTICEOFEIIISTJIEETINO OF CKEDITOKS.
In tho District Court of the United States, for the
District of Vermont, iu baulti uplcy
rupf '" m!ltter of KDWAiai J. DOWNS, bank-
To'tho crcdltors of EDWAKD J. DOWNS, of
nilrM "frel",te, County of Washlnitton, and.
Notlce Is hereby kIvcii tlmt on thu 10th day or
iebruary, A.I). l.Mho sald EDWAKD J. DOWNS
was duly adjudlcate.1 bankrupti aud that the
flrst meetlng of his credltors will be held at the
olHco of tho undcrslmied. Itnom No. 6. U. S. Post
Offlce nulldlnK, In .Montpelier, on the Jltli lay ol
May. A. 11. IW. at ten oVlock lu tho forcnoon, at
which time the sald credltors may attend, proYe
their clalins. appolut a trustee, e.amlno the lank
rnpt, and transact such other busluess as may rror
erly come bcforo sald meetlntr,
EDWAHD II. DEAV1TT.
. ,, ... ,, , Helcree In llaukruptcy
Montpelier, Vt .May 1J, Ur. ' '
Dr. Emmons5
Monthly Kei-ulator, lin. lnnugnthapnlnessto
hunilrciU of auxtous oimn, Thcro le poal.
tlvely noother remtcly knuuntomcdlcaUcl.
cnco that will go quhAly anil eafely do tho
work. J.oi)RCBt anUiii'wtolj-ulnatelrrefrular.
ltles from nny caiisorelleveilctonce. Success
guarantccil at any staKO. No raln, danirer,
pr lutorfcrcnco with work. Havo rcllcred
Iiundrcils ot cascs whcro othcrs havo fnlled.
Tho mostUlfflcultcaos sucoeBSfully treatcd
uy m.ill.ancl bcneflcial roiiults suarantceit In
ivcrytnstnnco.NorUkwliatsoover. Wttrcat
numlrciUof ladies r"omWonevcr eco. Wrlto
roryaluablopartlc-iarsaiM freoconlidcntlal
ailvlco. AUU'tterstrutlifuIlransn'ercd. Jto.
uicmber.thls rcmcdy In abdolutely eafo under
3Tcry posslblo conultlon and poMtlvely
loavos no after III otlect upon tho health.
Ily tnall, eectiroly scalcd, J.oo. Ail money
Nt.errtB,V?J1JLlL'r?81"terV- Addres. DIC
J.W.KMMONS CO..rOT?omontSt.. Uostor
UAin I1AIOAU
r A K IV t If :n t
Clftmei anil beutinci tho htlx;'
rroinoi f p lu i url ftnl etow tru
Kever Fnila to Ileatore Oray
llotr to it YouthfUl Oolor.
mTPnta J)plni(Tntl hairftUinj.
..... oi.n ttuy-n.t..
STOPS THU OOUGH AND WORK
OFF THE COLD,
Laxntivo Bronio-Quinino Tablots
curo a cold iu ono
day. No Curo, no
Pny. Prico 85o,