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VERMONT WATUHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1902.
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls,
and muffins.
ROVAL BAKINO POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Rov. A. J. Ranslow of Swanton wlll
dolivcr tho Memorial Day adtlrcss.
Mrs. Bctsy Ilntch Hnywnrd roturii
ed lnst week from a two montli's stay
in Northfield. Slio is somowhnt itn
provod in hcnltli, though far from
woll.
' Ed-rVin Wliitnoy's niother nud sis
ter will soon movo to liis houso, to
live, owing to tho dcatli of liis broth
cr Elwin.
Frank Stacy has movod to Barro
where lio has a job of granito polish
ing with tho Harrison Granito Coni
pany. Tlio solectmon refused to cousidcr
tlie matter of a road from our niain
strect toconnoct with tho road to.Tohn
Farnhain's housc, on tho gronnd, wo
boliovo, of a doplcted town treasury.
Nows camolast weok from thohomo
of Mrs. Barnoy D. Flint in Colorado,
of tho vcry alarming condition of hor
only daughtor, Ncllio, following an
attack of scarlct fovor. Her life was
dt-spaired of by her physioian.
Barnet Goodrioh's son, at last ac
counts liad taken up tho work of a
cow boy in tho far west. Ho wcnt to
a suburb of Donvcr, Col. , last fall to
work for liis aunt, Mrs. Barnoy D.
Flint.
Hiram Drury is solling ngricultural
implemonts in conneotion with liis
farming.
Frank aud Oalvin, tho two sons of
Oharles B. and tho lato Emily Fliiit
Townsond, and wlio havo oeen in Brit
ish America in lato years, havo latoly
started for Alaska, to bo thoro a ycar.
prospectiug, otc.
As Mr. nnd Mrs. G. L. Willinms
were proparing to spcnd May 17 away
from horae, frknrts began to drop in
to remind them that thoy had boen
marriod twciity-fivo years, and at
noon thair spacions board was fillcd.
Through tho afternoon, frionds con
tinnod to arrivo, until a goodly nuni
ber were present. Tho timo was
pleasantly spent in clnit and mnsic.
Tokens of silvor, china and othor ar
ticl.es woro left as momentoes of a
pleasaut occasiou.
Thero will bo a flag raising in con
noctiou with tho school in tho qnarry
district, this wook, Thursday in an-
iiuipinion 01 iuomoriai JJay. Liaw
yer W. C. White will bo prosent, for
a talk to tho yonng folks.
Tho demaud for good horses here,
now-a-dnys, is a matter for congratu
lation of farmers who raiso them, in
faet, for all who havo them to soll.
Sovoral havo lately been bought aud
takon from hore.
Jamos K. Lyndo aud company aro
invoioiug their stock of goods propar
atory to Mr. Lyndo's retiremont from
tho firm. Ho is ablo to bo out of
doors, uow, but has not yot rocovered
liis physical strength, and is convinc
ed that it is tho part of discrotion that
he give up somo of liis bnsinoss cares.
Tho Grearsou-Beckett granito com
pany aro inoreasing their forco of cut
ters now-a-days. Thoir now snrfaco
cntting machiuo is doing a vory suc
cossfnl work.
Druggist Frod A. Ainsworth had a
mcK week last week, with erysipolas
Ifa tho faco and head, reqniring tho
nnremitting attentiou of Dr. Watsou,
twico a day. So successful has boen
tho caro of physieiau and uurso iu tho
timo, his recovory is hoped for.
William Ilansou diod last Thursday
in his eighty-first yoar, aud was
Duried from his homo ou Saturday af
tornoou iu tho villago cometory, Rov.
Frances A. Kimball oflloiating at tho
funoral. Ho leaves a son, Dr. Loster
W. Hanson of Barro and a daughtor,
Mrs. Chirk Stewart of Berlin. His
wifo and two childron had prooeded
him. Mr. Hansou's lifo had boou liv
ed largoly in this town as an activo,
well-known fannor and tho confldonco
of his townsnu'ii in him had boen
Bhown by thoir oleotion of Aiin to
oflict'B of servioe, especially as soleot
mnn. Not tho loast of his rnerits was
tho smilo and tho ohoory maunor that
always characterized him as wo saw
liim. His doath brings tho ond of an
otlier familiar namo in our placo.
Mrs. Laura Townsond Athorton of
Waterbury has rocently boou visiting
family friend9 hero.
At tho rocont salo of proporty bo
longing to tho lato Araasa W. Farn.
liam, cows brought from twonty-flvo
to forty dollars, ono or moro yoarling
lioifers. brouglit sixtocu dollars.
Calvos sold woll.
Maynard Kisor has taken his bed,
aftor quito a long poriod of ill hoalth,
and it is said ho has oonsumption. His
caso appoals to tho largo sympathy of
liis frionds.
Maynard Sponcor was iu Ludlow
last wook as a delogato to tho Odd
Follows gatliorings, and reports a
flno timo.
Makes
Hot
Breads
Whole-,
some
.Tohn Lyndo had chargo of tlo good
music on Memorial Sunday and Jamcs
II. Walbridgo is to havo it oh Memor
ial Day. Waltor E. Grangor is to bo
marshal on Momorial Day. Miss
Bollo Camp will havo tho direotion of
tlie childron's exercisos, and our band
will bo in attondanco at tho oxercises
of tho day.
Dr. E. B. Watsou has a vory sick
paticnt in tho por.son of Mrs. L. A.
Hall, living on tho old Calvin Flint
farm.
H Georgo T. Durkee, son of tho lato
William Durkeo of Barre, "has bought
Norman Minard's farm near tho Rood
pond.
Tho weathor was favorablo for a
largo attondanco at tho Memorial Sun
day oxercises at tho Univorsalist
church. Rov. Frances A. Kimball's
sormon was mucli likcd.
Fred Burnham, aftor a short visit
at homo at tho close of his first year
in Tuft's Collego will go again tc tho
Appledoro Houso, Isle of Shoals, N.
H., for tho season as an employco.
Our citizons will havo till tho twen-ty-second
of August, iuclusive, to pav
tho first installment, of ninoty conts
on tho dollar, of taxcs to tho town
treasuror.
A Repnblica'n caucus is callcd for
Saturday eveuing of this weok to
elect delecatos to tho Statfi conven
tion. Undor tho faithful caro of Dr. E.
B. Watsou aud a skillcd nurse, drug
gist Fred A. Ainsworth soems on tho
way to recovery from his sovoro at
tack of erysipelas in tho faco and
head. Thus far in tlio doctor's prac
tico ho has nevor lost a caso by this
dread diseaso.
Our station agont tells us that tho
railroad bnsinoss here has increased
at leust twenty-fivo per cont in tho
last year.
Tho solcctmeu havo appointed Wal
ter E. Grangor lister in placo of
Oharles A. Briggs resigned, to assist
in tiio quaoreunial appraisal of real
estate.
Warren Grcarson, who bought out
Ed Honso's barber shop will occupy
mo tonement anout to lio vacated by
ueorgo li. uosworth.
Lawyer H. 0. Whito 1ms bought
Mrs. Arthur Simou's pretty houso on
vjonstruction hill.
In a rocont thunder storm, an elm
troo not far from a barn on tho Ches
ter Martin farm was struck by light-
ning. :
THETFORD.
Ellizabeth Morey fell from a chair
recontly and broko hor leg.
Graduating oxecrises at Thotford
acadcmy will bo held at tho church
on Wednesday aftornoon.
Evarts Worcester is at homo from
tfurlington collego.
Mrs. Samuol Wobster has recovored
from her rocent illness.
William Coombs spcnt Sunday in
Lebauon.
Rov. Mr. Loder preached tho bac
calaureato sormon ou Sunday to tho
graduating class of Thetford acad
emy. Mr. Olark from Canaan, N. H., is
visiting his daughtor, Mrs. William
Ooorabs.
Will Wolch is visiting his mothor
for a fow days.
Oharely Garoy is at homo from
Burlington collogo, slck with moaslos.
Susan Bradloy has roturuod to Fair
loo after sponding a fow weoks witli
her sistor, Mrs. O. F. Chamborlain.
Mr. Whoelor of Lyme, N. II., ront
ed Mrs. Plnmmer's placo and has
moved liis family thoro.
Mr. Wood aud wifo aro taking caro
of Lyman Slafter, who is very fooblo.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
" Many from this part of tho town at
tondod tho momorial sormon at Brook
field Oontor on Sunday.
Thoso who woro roported critically
ill from this placo last wook aro con
sidored to bo convalosoing.
Austin Peasoloy and wifo of Wal
tham, Mass., woro guosts at V. B.
Carpentor's last wook.
Oharlos D. Sawyor of Northflold
was in town last wook sotting monu
mental work for Mrs. Matilda 'Hovoy.
A. D. Reed has recontly takon down
two old barus proparntory to bullding
a now ono in tho near futnre.
CALAIS.
Miss Frnncos Kent wont to Marsh
flold last Thursday to romain for somo
timo.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Pawlot aro
visiting thoir daughtor, Mrs. Goorgo
Kent.
Thoro was a good attondanco nt tho
Momorial sormon last Sunday by Rov.
Efllo K. M. Jonos.
WATERBURY.
Mrs. Anton Landt is in Lowoll,
Mass., for a fow days, visiting hor
daughtor, Mrs. Edgar Durand.
Plnk uyo has beon tho provailing
distcnipor iu town and during tlio
pnsl wook abont half tho sciiolars
havo boon victinis.
Thomns A. Douglass and Miss
Bortha Oakcs, both of Stowe, were
marrlcd at tho Congregational parson
ago in this villago last weok, Rov.
F. B. Kellogg porfonning tho cero
mony. Tho local high scliool is to obsorvo
pro-momorial day with appropriato
oxoroiscs, Rov. F, B. Kellogg dolivcr
ing an addross.
G. II. Dale, Dr. D. D. Grout and
Mark Moody, tho Waterbury Repbli
can town eomniitteo, havo ohauged tho
dato of holding tho caucus to May 2!)
nt Watorlmry Contor. Tho caucus is
to bo a closo ono as tho clieclr. list will
bo rigidly uscd, nono but dyod-in-tho-wool
Republicans boing allowcd to
voto.
Dr. and Mrs. M. Hutchinson and
son aro visiting in Hartford, Conn.
Mr. Shopard of Boston, ono of tlio
directors of tlio Mount Mansfield elcc-'
trio railroad, was in town for a fow
days last weok.
Mrs. Carrio Dolhnnta is assisting in
caring for Mrs. W. II. Billings.
Mrs. Electa Lounzelle, nged sovon-ty-ono
years dicd at her homo in
Duxbury last weok from asthma.
Miss Fannio Davis is rocovering
from hor tedious illnoss.
Georgo 0. Arms of Bristol, Conn.,
was in town for a fow days last weok
cotting in placo monnuionts for Mra.
O. N.' Arms and Mrs. L. H. Haines in
thoir lots in tho cemetery.
Misses Oynthia and Nama Duel
woro nt homo from Richmond d uring
last wook.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur W. Guild of
Boston are gnests of Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo Guild, thoir paronts, for tho
summor.
Momorial Sundav wns observed at
tho Congregational church. Rov. Mr.
Smith, pastor of tho Methodist church
preachod tho sormon. Members of
tho Grand Army attendcd in a body.
Tho aunual graduation cxrcisos of
tho training school for nurses con
nected with tho hospital will-be held
on Thursday of this week in tho af
ternoon. Dr. J. Henry Jackson is to
address tho nurses and Wildor's or
chestra will fumish music. Tho board
of trustoes will award diplomas to
tho graduates and in tho ovening a
concort nnd dance will bo given to
tho members of tho school and thoir
frionds.
SODOM.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Wood wont on
Saturday to Orange to attend tho fu
noral of Mrs. Wood's uncle.
Ferrin Batcholdor, tho nine years
old son of Levi Batcholder, has scar
lct fovor. Dr. Watson attends him.
Arthur Brazier's family also havo
scarlet fevor.
Thaddous Taylor's little daughter
Agnes is ill. Scarlet fovor is appre
hondcd. Mrs. Dr. Willard of Topsham is vis
iting at Fitz Willard's.
Ed Basliaw of Woodbury is in tho
piaco.
A porson who gots hismail at Sodum
recoived an advertising packago ad-
aresseti "&o(iom soiuor, vt." lnter-
onco : tho Arsns was read hv tho Now
loric nrm.
A toachors' mceting will bo held at
North Montpolior school houso Tues
day aftornoon, Juno 3, at ten o'clock.
Subjccts to bo discussed: "Teaching
morals and manners," nnd "School
managemoiit and disciphno" Toach
ors of Enst Montpolior are urgcd to
attend, and can do so withont loss of
timo. Citizons aro cordially invited
to no present nnd join in tlie discus
sious. nero is a clianco for parents
aim teacners to co-operate.
WORCESTER.
Miss Ida Martin, teacher in tho
Parson's district, visited Miss Sadio
Uross ovor Sunday.
Ired Batcholdor aud family of Cal
ais woro in town bunaay.
ill Hall has purchnsed of Frank
Aiitirews tlie iimery larm and will
movo thoro about tho uiiddlo of Juno,
Mrs. Lasher, who has beon proach
ing at tho Congregational ohurch for
a tow woeks uast, has closed hor la
bors. Thoro will bo no moro sorviccs
tncro until turtlier notice is givon
Mrs. Bernico Lougworthy and child
or ki ow nampsniro aro gnests of Ar
thur Towksbury, her father.
Tho Momorial sorviccs at tho Motb.
odist ohurch was well attonded. Tho
oloquont sormon by Rov. J. W. Illsloy
was niucn enooyea by those present.
Tho Stars of Worcester and n liinn
from Sodom aro to cross bats on tho
meadow now owned bv Will Hall.
Decoratiou day. Gamo called at ono
o'clock. As it is tho first timo thoso
tcams havo como togother, it prom
isos to bo vory intorestinir. Comn nnt,
and soo tho gamo.
Rov. Efllo K. M. Jonos of Bnrrn is
to conduct religious sorvices in tho
school houso in Putnamsville, Juno 1,
at 2 :15 p. m.
WAITSFIELD.
0. 0. Warren of Waterbury was in
town with his automobilo Wednesday,
Dan Bisboo has takon a bov from
tho orphans' homo in Boston.
At tho meotinc of tho Mad Rivor
Valloy grango, No. 295, tho following
program was rondored : Music.Blnncho
McAUistor ; select reading, Mrs. Ohas.
McCarty; song, Mrs. Waltor Grifilth;
roll call, Mrs. W. 0. Bragg; music,
Mrs. J. B. Norton : skotoh of tho lifo.
charactor, and habits of tho lato Cecil
ifhoues, Goorgo M. Joues.
Miss Emma Joslin is bettor.
Momorial day will bo obsorved here.
Rov. W. E. Strooter will dolivor tho
addross. iMusio by tho Waitsfield cor
not band. Tho oxorcisos will begin nt
ono p. m. On Sunday tho votorans of
Ainsworth post, Grand Army met nt
thoir hall at 10 o'clook ih tho foro
noon, and foiming in lino, marched
to tho Congregational ohurch and lis
toned to a very intorosting sormon by
tho Rov. Mr. Ganloy.
Mrs. J. E. Badcor. who has boon
quito ill loft hor homo for niodical
froatment, baturday
Goorco Pano and family visited in
Duxbury last weok
Harlon Stoddard is in vorv noor
healtU this spring
May Heaven Help Despondent and Hope
less fcufferers from Kiclney D!s
ease to Accept the New
Life Offered By
Paine'sCelery
Compound,
Tlie Great Medieine Cures Bnght's D's
ease. Diabett s, Neptiritis and
Alljrminuria,
Thousands of peoplo Htiffcr through
a living death from somo form of kid
noy dlsease. In tho uiajority of cascs
tho poor sulfcrors have been informod
by pliysicijuiH that thoro is no hopo.
If you aro a victim of kidnoy dis
easo, tnko courage, denr suirorcrl
Thoro is a mighty saving ngent that
you havo not yet called to yoqr aid ;
it is Paino's Colory Compound. This
grnnd medical prescripion has con
quorcd as desporato casos as yours ; it
has the power to pluck you as a
brand from the bumiug, if you will
but havo tho faith to givo it a trial.
You may porchanco nsk, "What will
Paine's Celery Compound do for mo
that othor modicincs havo failcd to
accomplish?"
Paine's Colory Compound will ac
complish vastly moro for you in your
distress than you can imagino. Its
first great vital uudertaking is tho
purification of tho lifo stream from
wasto mattor, tho result of docompo
sition of tho tissues. It will romovo
all niorbid materials, saving you from
uraemio poisoning, which so ofton
provos fatal in kidnoy diseaso.
In additiou to all this Paino's Col
ory Compound will establish nervo
forco and now norvo fibro; it will
nonrish tho weakonod system and ro
storo at the full vital functions of tho
kidnoys. If you vnluo lifo, dolay not
the uso of Paino's Colery compound
a singlo hour. Your present critlcal
condition demands tho immediato uso
of this great lifo savnr.
Emma Doty of Rcd Buttes, Wyo.,
savcd by Paino's Colory Compound
from fatal kidnoy diseaso writes ns
follows : "I had n torriblo pain in my
sido owing to kidnoy troublos. i
could hardly lio down; but that
troublo has all loft mo through tho
uso of Paine's Colery Compound. Last
spring I had mouutain fever nnd was
sick a long timo; sinco taking Paino's
Celery Compound I am strong. I feol
very grntef ul for your medioiue. I am
glad to say anything that would en
courago peoplo to uso it. "
DIAMOND DYES
cnlnr .inythliiK nnv color.
Nevc fall! Ncver little.
Horaco Mahuren, who has beon
quito ill this spriug, died of old ago
at his homo iu Irasvillo at threo
o'clock Wednesday morning Tho
funeral wns held nt tho houso Thurs
day afternoon and tho remains wero
laid to rest in tho Irasvillo cemotory.
Anothor old and respected citizon has
left ns.
Mrs. Ida Parktfr, wifo of tho lato
Fred Parker, is nearly insane over tho
loss of -her d,evotod husband, whoso
doath camo as a sudden shock and
surpriso last week.
Mrs. Adna Blair returned homo from
Montpelier Saturday ovening.
Mr. Streider has finished work at
Richard Brown's nnd is now at work
at Mrs. Fred Parker's.
Mrs. Hbrace Hill has gono to Hunt
ington, called thoro by ;ho illness of
her sister.
Brown's Comediaus in a "Dcbt of
Honor," tho ontertainmeut at tho
Brick church, Friday and Saturday
evoniug, for the benofit of .tlic4Waits
field cornot band, hnd a small atteud
ance, baroly paying oxponses. Tho
show was desorviiig of a botter houso
than it recoived.
The parts woro well conductcd, tho
singing was fino and tho imporsoua
tions woro of tho bcst. An oieu air
concert wns given by the band boys
uuiuru inu snow oegan ann tno ooys
did oxtremely well, cousidering tho
practiso tliey iiavo had.
B. D. Bisbeo has tho framo work of
ms now barn up.
J. B. Norton has tho collar for his
iiouse completed.
William E. Sarcout nnd wifo nf
warren, visited in town on Sunday.
A quito sevoro hail storm visitftrt
this placo Friday ovoninir lastintr lmlf
iiu Jiuur.
.Tohn Graudfiold remains about tho
samo.
Tom Forris. wifo and son of Moro
town, visitod frionds in town Sunday.
U. J. laber is paintmg in Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. Downer of Fayston
wero tho cuests of their son nn Snn.
uay.
CHELSEA.
During tho ronairs on tho West Hill
meoDing nouso bunday sorvicos will
bo fcliolil in tho school houso near bv
Tho ciunrautiuo has beon removed
trom Miss Lthol M. Konnov and sho.
with hor auut, who has been with
lior, lett tor thoir homo in Pompa
noosuc on Friday. Sho will not bn
ablo to rosumo work in hor scliool,
All tho schools which havo been clos,
ed will probably reopon noxt Monday,
Jiiss LtOiia li. bpauldlni: wont on
Saturday to Randolph, nnd will go
munco to ner sistors nomo in uoulds
villc. Lou E. Bncon crnduated on MondnV
of last weok trom tho Now York
Denconncss Homo nnd Training School,
an lustitutioii uudor mnuacoment nf
tho Methodist ohuroh.
Loslio Gilbort has gono to Lunon-
burg, Mass., whoro ho hns obtaiuod
work.
Dr. nnd Mrs. S. N. Goss and Rich
ard H. Bacon attendod tho Whitnoy
orgnn rooitnl nt Montpolior last week.
Frank A. Robblus has gono to Lis
bon, N. II., whoro ho is to learn tho
carpontor's trado.
W. M. Flandors has goiio to tho
Whlto Mountaius whoro ho hns n job
at paintlng cnrriages and coaohos bo
foro tho oponing of tho soasoti of trav
ol. Ou Memorial Day, whiohlis.Triday,
dotails of Wntorson Post will docor
ato tho soldiers' graves eUowhero
than in Highland Cometory iu tho
morning. At ono p. m., tho addross
by Rov. J. H. Dickson will bo givon
in tho town hall aftor which tho usnal
sorvico will bo held in Highland como
tery. Tho treasuror of tho Boll Shoo Com
pany wishcs to romlnd tho stockhold
ors that ho is ready to pay tho divi
dond on tho surronder of tho stock
cortiflcatos,
A Ropublican caucus will bo held
on Saturday, Juno 7, to cliooso delo
gatcs to tho Stato, district, nnd coun
ty convontions and a town commlttee.
A chock list will bo usod and ovory
meaus will bo taken to obtain a fair
oxrossion of tho sontimont of tho Ro
publicans of tho town on tho Govorn
or question.
Archie, son of Milo M. Sanborn,
who has boon ill with scarlot fovor
for two weoks is in a critical condi
tion. Rov. W. E. Allon dclivored tho au
nual, momorial sormon last Sunday at
tho Methodist church to n good audi
onco. Fred A. Ordway, who arrivod from
North Garolina last wook, has bought
Frank J. Thorno's placo for SlfiOO
and will tnko possession vory soon.
Rov. A. J. Eastinan preached his
closing sormon ns pastor of tho Con
rgegational ohurch on Sunday oven
ing, and will begin his work at East
Barro and Orange noxt Sunday. Mr.
Eastman nnd family will romain in
tho parsonage for somo weoks, until
tlio houso which thoy nro to occupy at
East Barro is rondy for them. All tho
regular sorvicos will bo continucd at
tho Congrogational church.
Tho funoral sorvices of Mrs. Ger
trudo (Ilardy) Loughoed woro held at
tho Methodist church on Sunday af
ternoon. Her doath in Barro at tho
ago of 20, is ospccially sad as follow
ing so soon tho death of hor parents.
Miss Hnrriot A. Koith of Winona,
Minn., is visiting nt A. H. Powor's.
Mrs. blizaboth Ordway) Bumps of
ljowoii., iuass., is visiting lior mothor,
xurs. aopurouia urdway.
County court will opon noxt Tues-
day, cniot justlco Kowoll presiding.
Mrs. W. F. Hood loft for Now York
bunday niglit, nows haviue boen ro
ceived of tho dangerous illness of hor
son-in-iaw, Dr. (j. j. Helmor.
Sadio M. Eastman is spending a fow
uays ai nomo irom Montpoiler bom
iuary.
Frank E. Bixby and wifo havo
sold thoir placo to Waltor F. Adams
for $850. Mr. Adams will not tako
possession until noxt Anril nnd Mr.
Bixby will continuo to resido hero for
tlio present.
MARSHFIELD.
Miss Hazel Carr of Manchester, N,
H., is visiting at Frank White's aud
with other frionds in this viciiiity.
Mrs. Martin Atchinson of Plainfield
visuuu ac w. j. ijamoortou's over
Bunday.
ti, U. Lnmborton recontly shot a
vory handsomo specimen of a fish-
hawk on tho ledgcs in frout of his
placo. Tho span of its wings was fivo
nuu ouo-naii ieec.
Tho Republican caucus to elect threo
deiegatos and threo altoruates to tho
btato couvcntion and throo dolegatos
and threo altoruates to tho district
convontion nnd a committeo of fivo to
sorvo as Hopublican town committeo
for tho two years noxt onsuing will
bo held at town hall at two o'clock
in the aftornoon of Wodnesday, Juno
i, iuu.
Miss Grnco Osgood has gono to
Xjyme Uenter, N. H., to work.
Miss Bortha Swordfegor is visiting
inuuus iu vjreonsooro tnis wook.
Tlio Knights of Pythias workod
third rank on a candidato Monday
ovoning.
Miss Dorn Platt of Montpolior was
a guest in tlio liomo of W. H. H
Mears over Sunday.
V. L. Clark, veterinnry surgeon of
jssex juuction is tno guest of w. E.
aud Wesloy Lambortou.
A quartotto from tho Mothodist
church choir woiit to South Cabot
Sunday aftornoon to siug at tho fu
noral of Rov. Jamos Houghton which
wns held from tho homo of his son,
Leonard Houghton.
Miss Edith Gilletto was cnllod to
Stowe last wook bv tho death of hor
fathor, Dr. W. S. Gilletto, who a fow
years sinco was a practicing physioian
in this placc.
Three nd ditional privato dwellings
and ono storo aro to bo connocted
with tho light currout from tho
Molly's Falls Electrio Light and
Power company' s plant this week.
Mrs. James Bouldry, instituting
ofllcer from tho local lodgo of Rath
bono Sisters accompaniod by Mrs. G.
L. Dwinell, Mrs. E. W. Gilmau, Mrs.
F. G. Lnmborton, Mrs. J. W. Mears
and Mrs. G. F. Bliss wont to Mont
polier ou Wednesday of last weok to
instituto a lodgo in that city.
We boliovo wo havo just causo for
compiaint agaiust tlio typo sotting
macnino or any otnor now or old In
stitution which adjustod our itom last
weeii upon tlio amount of raonoy dis
tribnted by tho Creamory for April
uuuerirom si.cw. tno correct nmonnt.
10 uio niiorior amount ot 700.
That "tho victories of war aro not
moro glorious than tho victories of
peaco"nro nowhoro bottor oxompliflod
than in tho triumphaut march iuto
populnrity ot tho matoltless Acoumu
lation Policy of tho Now York Lifo
Insuranco Company. Ovor ono billion
threo huudred millions of insuranco
in forco. A. T. Davis is tho locnl
roprosentativo of this poorless com
pnny.
Mrs. Oynthia Woodwnrd. widow of
tlio lato Loomis Woodward. colebrnt
od hor oighty-oighth blrthdny on Wod
nesdny of last wook. A numbor of
hor noighbors nnd frionds cnlled upon
hor during tho day and loft a numbor
of usoful tokons of thoir lovo and os
tooni togother with thoir congratula-
tiotis upon hor boiuc so woll nrosorv-
od to onjoy this advancod ago. Among
thoso from out of towii who called
woro Mrs. Oharlos Fish of Wyoniing
who is visiting frionds in this vioin-
ity for tho first timo iu twentv voars
and who is a nioco of Mrs. Woodwnrd,
also Mrs. Josoph Smith aud Mrs.
Bort Smith and daughtor of Cabot.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
QetnMi aud besuUlloi Uit halt,,
rromotos aluiurftnt ffrouth.
Kever Falls to llestore Oray
llalr to lt Youthful Color. i
TrsT.nts Dandnirfsnd hslr Itlllnu
t0c.Ddl(OtUnigflm. 1
SPEAK
The best opportunity for an investment
buy a liome is what you want, and
you speak for such here you get
because we have such a large list to
choose from and more oomingin on nearly
every
mail.
An Investment.
Two tonement houso and largo barn in Montpelier,
propcrty is in good location and buildings nro nenrly
iiousc is large, eaoli tonement has six large rooms and bath,
is wired for electrio lights, has extra good collar, alsp piazzaa
and bay windows; rents for about 30,00 per month, assessed
for $2,000.00 Price, 3,200.00. Ask for moro comploto
description.
Farm No. 1012.
Largo farm, G 1-2 miles from Montpelier on good road,
with ull stock and tools. Stock consists of 10 coavs, 8 young
ctittle', G hogs, 40 hons and 2 horses. Owner has refused
$300.00 for horses sevcral timcs. Tools consist of every th ing
necessary for up-to-date farming. Farm contains 175 acres,
45 of which is tillage and can bo mowed with machine, bal
ance is pasture and woodland. Good sugar placo with evap
orator aud 5U0 tin tubs. Price for everything complete, only
$4,000.00. Don't let this chance slip but see us about it at
once,
Pointing the Way.
Ono who knows should point the way for ono vTno
doesn't know. In the line of our business we know and can
tell of values whichAvill please you. Our knowledge is at
your disposal. "We want to show you.
D, A. PERRY REAL
8 and 9 Cordon Block,
Legal Notices.
COMMlSSIONEIiS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF AIJCK Xt. I1ENJAJIIN.
Tlie uiiilcraigni-d liavlli).' Iircn nppolntcd by tlie
Uun. Irobnte Court for tlie District of Washington
Couimlssloners, t reccive, exHinliift nnd atUust all
clalms andnemitnds of nll persons affalnst tlie estate
ol AMUE M. 11ENJA5IIN, late of Woodbury, ln
satd District, dcccaseil, aud all clalms cxblblted ln
offsct thcrcto, lierebyirlvonotlcc tliatwc wlll meet for
tlie purposus aforesald. at tlie rcsldencc of L. J.
Ilcnjaiuln, ln tlie town of Woodbury. In satd
District, on tlie Sth dny or Juue :uid
27th day of Neptember ncxt. from 1 o'clock P.
M. until 4 o'clock 1'. M., each of said days, and
that slx inonlhs from the 11th day of Aprll, A. D.
13(TJ, Is the timo lluiltcd by said Court for said crcd
Itors to present their clalms to us for cxamlnatlon
aud allowaucc
Dated at Calais, this letli day of .Mny, A. D. 19V2.
-24
H AiiKKN e. m.iss, ( uonimis
HUFUS 51. 1'ltAY, i sloncra.
ESTATE OF SIALISSA HATHAWAY.
State of Vkiimont,
DlSTIttCT OF WASIIINOIO.V, 8. 8.
In I'robate Court. licld at Jlontpollcr, ln and for
lald District, on the 23rd day or .May, A. D. 1902:
Mahton S. Hathaway, etecutor ol tlie lait
wlll and tcstament ot MALISSA HATHAWAY,
late of E:ist Montpelier, ln said District, de
ceasfd, presents liis adnilnlstratlon account
for exanilnutlon and allowancc, and makes appllca
tionl'or adecreo ofdlstributlon and parlltlon of tho
estatc of said dcccascd.
Whereunon, 11 ls ordcred by said Court that said
account and said appllcatlon be referred to a sesslon
tlureof to bo held at the I'robate Ofllce. ln said Mont
pelier, on the 13th day of June, A. D. 1902, for
hearlnif and declslou tliercon i and, It is furtheror
dered tliat uotlce liereof be given to all persons lnter
csted, by publlcatlon or the sauie three weeks suc
cesslvelyin tlie VKUMONT Watciiman anuStatb
JOUItVAL, a newspaper publlsbed nt Montpelier, ln
this htatc. prevlous to said tliue appolnled forhear
liiR, that thcy uiay nppear at said tluic and place, and
show cause.lf any tliey may lmve, why said account
should not be allowcd, and such decrcu niade.
lly the Court. Attest,
M'W IIIHAM CAItLETON, Jud?e.
CO.MMISSIONEItS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF AltOUET GUNNISON.
Tlio underslgned, havlng been appointed by tlie
Hon. rrobute Court fnr tti Tll.trli., i,r lia.i.inn.tnn
Couimlssloiiers, to recehc; exaiulne, and aillustali
clalT.?r",!.Ul.c,l!',a.n;l."r'111 "ersons airalnst tlie estate
of.A,,t.9UVrou-S N ,so-s'' lato of tho Cltyof Barre, ln
satd Dlslrlct. atceascd j and all clalms exhlblted In off
set tliereto, hcreby glvo notice that we wlll meet tor
tho purposos aforesald, at the ofllce of O. II. Keed,
11 tlio Clty of Uarre, Iu said District, on the
14th dav of June miri "mh .lv .r vnL.n.i.nP
trom 1 o'clock p. m. until 4 o'clock r. II.. each orsalJ
days, and that slx niontlis (rom tlio 21st day ol
May, A. D. 1902. Is tlie timo llmlled by said
Oourt for said credltors to preseut their clalms to us
for cxamlnatlon and allowance.
Datel nt C!irT nf Itnprf. tlil.)Qti. .) nrr. & n
1UM "'"!
O. II. rtEEI).
J..M. PEltltY,
22-24
Commls
sloners. COMMI88IONEI1S' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF SAItAII DOWNI.VG.
Tlie undersl(rned liavlne been appointed bv tlio
... luuaic vuuri lor iue uisirici. ot itanuoipii.
OlUmlssloners. tn r.lvn. .v.mlnn t,.l B.ll...t .it
!lp.,.!!J demands or all persons analnst SAItAII
UU1MA(K late nf Wntlifnp-tnn. ln ..1.1 TiutiA
deceased, hereby Klve notice tliat we wlll meet ror
.V cxRiiiiiunE anu uiiowitiK said clalms
r.r.i . 1,1 nasniugion, on f riday, tho
lutli day ot October next, from l o'clock i". m. unill
J o'clock r. M. of said day, and tliat slx raonths
T01.1.1 '.''? 10,11 aT uf AIr1'' A IS0?- '8 tlio tliue
limitcd by said Court for said credltors to present
... . vi.i vo u. iui eAttiuiuniiun aiui aiiowauce.
D 19U2 at nsliliiKton, tlils 2.'ndday of 5Iay, A,
CIIESTEIt DICKEY, 1 Conimls
-n .... DANIEI,S.EMOitY, sloners.
... aiA.lur.1, Aillll.
Explres Oct. IU, 19112. 22.54
COMMISSIONEUS' NOTICE.
KS1ATE OF LUCY M. LANO, FOItMEItLY LUCY
M. 1IEHI.AND,
Tlio.undcrsliincd havlui? been appolnled by tlie
Ilon. I'robate Court fortbe Dl.trlct of Washlnttton
Couimlssloners, to ricelve, examlne and adlust all
clalms 1 nnd 1 demands of all persons agalnst tlie estate
yf. .,:V.cy, M' ,1'AMl. late of Cabot, In said
Dlslrlct, deceased, nud nll clalms exhlblted Iu
olTset tliereto, hereby glvo notice that wo wlll tucot
for tlie nurnnBPB nfnrp.nl.l t tla Tnu-.. pls.Lto
Olllce. In tho town of Cabot, Iu said District, 011
tho 21st day of Juno and 2nd day of October ncxt,
from 1 o'clock I 11. uutll 4 o'clock p. Sl.. each of
said dais, nud that slx ruonths from the Vnd day of
Aprll. A, D. 1UU2, Is tlio tliue llmlted by said Court
lor said credltors to present their clalms to us for
exuuituaiiou anu allowance.
tiaieu at Cabot, tlils 2iith day of My, A. D. 1I2.
11EOHHE M. WEUSTEK.f Coinmls-
22-21
sloners.
COMMISSIONEItS' NOTICE,
ESTATE OK KEUI1EN I.AMnEItTON,
Tho underslcned. havltiL' tipnn nttiinlntoil i.v ti.n
Huu. I'robate Court t'nr tlut Dl.trlrt nf U'a.liii..nn
Commlsslouers, to recelvv, exaiuluo, and ailju.t ali
clalms and demands otall persons agalnst tho cstato
of UEUUEN LA.MIIEUTON, lato of l'lalnfleld. In
said District. deceased; and all clalms exhlb
lted Iu oilset tliereto, hereby glve notice that wo
wlll meet for thu nurttoscs Aroresalil. nt iim
of W. J. Batchelder, Iu tlio town of Plainfield. In said
tho 19th day June nnd 8th day ofNovem
aml o'clock i m. iintll 1 iVI,al.
each of said davs. antl tliat x tnnitili. rrm.i .I,- ',.!!
day of May. A, II.. 1902, Is tho tliue llmlted by said
Court for said credltors 10 ptesenl their clalms to us
iui uaniilliiaiiuu uuu nilunnucc.
9V1.
uaiea ai I'lainneii
this 2Sth day of May.A. I).
22-24
FOR IT!
or to
when
them
This
new.
ESTATE AGENGY,
Barre, Vermont.
KEPUBLIOAN
UOUXTi CONVEN
TION. Tlio Hepublican voters of tlio County of
Washington nro refiuesteil to meet iu con
ventioiiTby tliuirdolefintea nt Armory Hall,
Sloutiioliur, WediiL'sdav, .luno B3, 1002, nt
ten o'ulook, a. 111.. to uomiuntu uuncliilates
for threo Senntors, two nssistnnt judged of
county court, juilgo of probate, Stnte'a
nttorney, shcriff, high baililT, nnd county
coinmissionor to bo supportod by the
freuinen ot tho county nt tho next bieu
nlnl election, also to elect a county cora
mittee. Towns wlll bo representeil iu oonven
tion on tho basia of three deleKntes for
encli town nnd ouendditioual delegate for
every llfty votes or tuujority lrnction
thereof ns shown by the voto for Gover
nor in tho next preceding presidentinl
election.
Delegates will lo choson at primary
meetiujra called by the Kepublicau coni
mlttee in encli town and will provido tliem
belves with proper credentials. signed by
tho secretary of tlie meetlug nt which
thoy aro elccted.
Hiey nro renuested to present such ore
dentinls to tho county coinniittee at
Armory Hall itninodiately on the arrival
in Montpelier on tho morniiiK of tlie con
vontion. Tlio Kepublienn eouuty com
mitteo recominends that the Kepublienn
town commlttees post not less thnn threo
caucus notices iu couspicuous plnces at
lenst six dnys beforo such cncuses nre
held.
0. P. Cnmp, 1
C. M. Ladd. .
Z. II . MoAllistcr.
It. P. Droiinu
iYed Perrin,
J. H Wlncli.
F. M. f!nrrv.
County
Commlttee.
Montpelier, Vt., Mny 10 1002,
On tlmnbore basistlio several towns in
the county wlll bo entitled to represeuta
tlon as follows:
Barre, eitv.
Montpelier,
Moretown,
Northileld,
Plainfield,
Roxbury,
Waitsfield,
SVnrron,
Waterbury,
Woodbury,
Worcester,
-'0
5
0
5
5
G
G
10
G
Barre, town.
Berlin,
Cabot,
Calais,
Duxbury,
Kast Moupeller,
Fayston,
Marshfield,
Middlesex,
G
8
7
S
fi
5
Totnl,
151
TO OUItE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qtiitiino Tnblets.
All druggists reftind tho mouoy It it fnils
to cure. E. W. (iroves' signaturo is on
each box. 25o
BARRE SUPPLY 00.
Doalors In
BELTING, HOSE, ENGINES,
ENGINE SUPPLIES,
AIR GOMPRESSORS,
WANTED
A Cood Salesman for the
above line of goods.
Offlco nnd Snlosrooms:
24 Park Block, N. Maln St., Barre, Vt
Wo Will Bond Vou. .
The U,S. Fidelity & Gauranty Co.
Homo OtllPO, Haltimoie, Md.
Paid Up Capltal. 51,500,000.00.
Surety Bonds
FIDELITY CONTRACT JUDICIAL
Judiolal Bonds Exucntcd
Withont Dolay
BURGLARY INSURANCE
Hnnks, Stores, ItesldeuOes Insurod
Agnlnst Hurglaiy or Thoft.
T. J. DEAVITT, Lodal Agont,
Correswndence Sollclted. Stontpcller, Vt.