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MONTPELIER, VT., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1902.
NUMBER 25.
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WANTED. Hlook wood, body, 12 inoh
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WATOIIMANS WANTBI). A fow cop
ies or the Wntehman of April 9 and 23.
1002, nro wanted ut thls ollluu.
INSTUUMENTAL MUSIO.
I'upila In instrumcutal miislo reeolvod
Kridny and Suturdiiy at 141 Stato street.
Mns. Eu,en NveOhay.
WANTEl . Savlngs Bnnk Dopoaltors,
whose rato of lntwest on tlii'ir savings
about to lm redueed, to send for a booklet,
"About Oursolvc's," giving our plan tliat
renlizes. on lnvestinuliU 1'ucoiHiiiuiidcd by
tis, not loaii than 8 to 'i wr oont nur au
uiiin It Is alisolutely safo. with tliopiiu
cipal stibsliiiitiuUy giuirantcL'cl agalusl
losa. Douglii?, Lacoy & Co., Ili'i-tford,
Coiiii,
. OLEJIENT ARRIVES IN TOWN.
Slowly but surely tho machinory bo
pins to rovolve that will put in mo
tion tho lonp talked about Hopublican
Stato convontiou on Thursday.
Without tlio blazo of torohos, or tlio
blaro of trumpots, but liko liim of tho
Soudan, wlio sileutly steals away,
Hon. P. W. Clomont, tlio ilrst of tho
commaudorin.chiofs to arrivo on tho
battleground, reached Montpelier at
0 :U5 a. in., Tuesday.
No wclcoming throng greeted tholr
ohiof. Ho roclined in a luxurious
seat aboard liis privato car" Grand
Isle". Upon tho arrival of the train
O. A. Smitb, lioutonant of the Mont
pelier division of the Vormont local
option league, W. H. Dunn of Rut
land, in chargo of tho league liead
quartors in thls city, and W. T. Dow
ej , delogate of tliis eity, hoarded Mr.
Olement's car and wero in consultatiou
with him a half hour.
Upon theso geutlomen leaving tho
car Mr. Olenient very graciously and
courteously recoived t)io Journal ropro
seutativo in tho recoption room of
liis privato car. Asked -as to his
liealtb, Mr. Oloment said ho was foel
ing well, bnt to thoso who saw Mr.
Olemcnt at the opeuing of tho cam
raign thero is a dccidcd chango in his
appearanco. Tho man shows the
straiuaud looks to have grown sevoral
pounds lightor during tho strenuous
days that ho has passcd through.
Asked how mpuy votes ho oxpected
to 'get on tho flrst bnllot ho loplied :
"We foel suro of tlio same nuinber of
votes as thero havo been olceted local
option dolcgates on tho flrst ballot.
I havo no reason to bolfovo we shnll
rccoivo more. " Upon boing asked if
ho expeoted to be tlio ohoico of tho
convention ho said :
"Yes, I do."
Ho exnressed considerable coucern
over tho washout bolow Mlddlesox
aud said it is very doubtful if the lino
can bo got mto sliapo lor travel lor
anotlier day at least.
To tho mnuiry, What arrpuKemoats
had beon made toward getting his
delegates to this city via Bollows
Falls and White Rivor Juuction in
case tho break at Middlesox could not
bo ropaired in tinie ho said: "Thero
has beon provislon made lor such by
thoso having tlio matters oi trauspor
tation in cliarge. "
JNir. Ulemont liaci no statemcnt to
moko at that timo conceruing tho
closing svork of tho campaign in a
ceneral way.
At 11 o'clock Mr. Ulemont, escorted
by J. A. Memll and H. O. Smith,
who accomnauied liim from Rutland,
appeared at tho headquartors at 2(1
btato stroot, and reglstored with the
othors. In glanciug arouud tho room
his oyo caught tlio reading room tablo
and ho said: "That's right, I liko to
seo nowspapors. Get plonty of-'thcm
Boston and Now York papers. "
m convorsatlon with Uharies 1J,
Earlo of Middlebury, a prominent
addison county local optionist who
reached this city at 8 :30 today, com
ing by team from Waterbury, ho said
Thls is tho most marvelous com
paign wo havo evor seen. "
Mr. Ulemont lcnores tho Famma
hat, so much in ovidouce, and wears
a dust colored sombrero of largo di
monsious, with a wido russot leathor
band. Asked by tho Journnl man as
to a car load of tho fluid that mado
Milwaukeo famous boing lost, strpud-
eu or sidetraciied wlulo in trpuslt to
this city, as was reported yostorday
and today, tlio samo boing allogod to
be lor tno uso ot the taltlitul, ho said
Such stonos wlll como back upon
thoso who start them." Mauacer
Dui'u said tlio story was of a fairy
nature, anu nttony witnout lountui
tion.
Mr. Oloment spent an hour this
morning in walking about tho city,
and as ho passed people would say
"Thoro's tno man. "
McOULLOUGH HERE.
Gen. J. G. McOuIIoukIi arrivod in
tlio city Tuesday aftornoon, making
a detour around tho railway wrocktf
anu wasnouts.
JAPAN'S PROSPEOTIVE FLEET,
Japau proposos to add flvo flrst class
lino of battlcships, two flrst olass
crnisers, oight second class cruisors
and ton torpedo boat dostroyors to
her navy. This will givo hor by all
odds tho strongost lloot in tho Paoiflo
Ocoau. Such an armamont suggosts
tlio Intonslty oi tho .lapanoso foollng
acalust tho agcressivo dosiens or tn
land hungry powors of Europo. Jap
au lutonds to bo abio to hoid uor ow
agaiust Russia, or agaiut Russia aud
Gormany coiubinod. And with n
hor lloot, prosont and prospcctivo
ready in hor nomo wators, slio can
do it.
Montpelier and Vicinity.
Local Moppenlngs.
Tho intorruption of tlio mails
through damago to tho roads by tho
storm ot sunday oxpiainH the absenco
of tho usual omount of ,towu corro-
spondoncc.
Goorso O. Boyles is ill at his liomo
in Cabot.
Oharlos W. Guornsov is conllned to
his homo by nn attack of plourisy.
J. II. Sontor is nttondiiig Orange
County court at Chelsea for a fow days.
William R. Granflold has roturnod
from a fow months visit in Pasadona,
Cal.
No trains reachod this city from
Burlington and points boyond Mon-
day.
The band u l'l ai o au oneu-uir coueurt
attho Pavillou stanu on Wednesday ovon
in:: Tho infant son of Mr. aud Mrs. W.
Snow is critically ill with stomaoh
troublo.
Dr. II. II. Lewis, formerly of this
ity but now of Brattleboro, is vistine
in town.
Tlio tlu roof of tho awnin to tho Mont-
Pblier and Wolla ltlver railroad slallon Is
ooing ropalutad.
A dauchtor was bom to Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Scguin at the lloatou hos
pital on Monday.
F. S. Caiy of Zanesville, O., is in
town on business and is tho guost of
John Cary, his brothor.
Photographors from this city woro
on tho sceuo oi tho washout at Mid
dlesex in good soason.
Huudrcds from this city and ueigh-
boriug towns visited tho sceno of the
washouts in Middlesox yestorday.
Tho unsragemout is aiuioiniced of I'atil
I)illhii;haui. son of Sonntor lJillliicliam.
to Miaa rloi'unee IIuO' of IJrooklyn, N. Y.
James W. Carberry, staff ropeson-
tativo of the Boston Globo is to covor
tho convention Thursday for that
papor.
The Seuior Hich school class had a
vory enjoyablo hop at tho Pavilion on
Monday oveniiiK, Wilder's orchestra
furuishiug music.
The C'U'iiient men have nrrauwd with
tho ladies ot the baptiat chui't'h lo tervo
liiniers to b' tnei'ii li 1 and t'OO visitors it
tlieir vostry on Tliui-sday.
Iiouis Barney, Sr. , and two sons,
Frank and Louis, .Tr. , lef t Monday for
a two weoks' carriago drivo aud a
flshing trip in Canada.
Tho Shriners admitted fourteen cau-
didatcs at tlieir meotiug at.Burliugton
ou Friday ovoning. This brings tho
total membershii) ol the ahrino up
to !)U7.
F. .T. Libbey of Richmond, Mo. ,
who nraduated last week from Aurora
Seminary is visiting liis formor class
mate at Bowdoin, Rev. L. F. Roed of
this city.
J. M. Fitzcerald has sleeping ac-
commodations for 100 people which
can bo had by applyiug at the Ex
change Hotel by lottor, in jierson or
otherwise.
Charles Wallen of Seminary Hill
who recently roturnod from Califor-
nia, whoro ho had been for somo
months on account of his healtb, is
daugerously ill.
Butweeu tlftv tmdUixty of tlio delesatea
to tlio He'iub.iean Sta' j convention to bo
lield in this oitv thls nvok uie ageuts for
tlio Vermont Aiutual liro liisurance Coiu-
pauy of thls city.
Threo nowlvmarried ooiinles left on the
Montnellur aud Wells Klver Iriilu th's
noou for bridnl (i!ns to Uoiton. Two woi'o
Mr. and Mrs. Jumos T. Sabln aud Mr. ixid
Mra Jainea Cnutillloti of thia city aud tho
tbird was from Iinirt.
AUlorman J. J. Burccu weut to Bos-
toii on Monday ovoning to remain uti
til Saturday. Ho will attend tho an
nual convention of tho Amorican
Foundrymon's Associatiou.
Col. O. D. Ciark, tho local mom-
ber of tho Ropublican Stato commit
tee, has bad applications from ovor
1C-J peopio for tickots to the couvon-
tion, aud his quota is only about 100.
Tho 5:55 p. m., passongor train over
tho Contral Vermont lino arrivod iu
this city from tho South as usual on
Monday ovening and returned w Whito
lilvor Junctlon to connect with ijos
ton trains.
Mayor Boutwell, in spoaking of tho
loss to tho city becauso of tho dotuigo
dono by tho rocont cloudburst, said it
was liis opinlon it would cost at loast
S3C30 to put tho Wrightsvillo road
back in good conditiou.
It was feared by somo that no
onouch rooms could bo sooured in tho
city to accommodato tlio visitors aud
dologatos to tho State convention but
tho fears wero groundloss for moro
thau onough aro uow in readiuess.
Tho membors of Company II acqnit-
ted themsolves most croditably in
rillo practico at thoir rango on Satuj,
day aftornoon. Sorgoaut Frank Jary
lod his comrados by making 24 out of
a possiblo 25 points. Sorgt. Jary lod
in last yoar's snoot witn tno samo
record.
It is oxpocted that 0. M. Barber,
tlio Stato auditor, will audit tho ac
counts of Washington county court
on Wednesday. If so, county o!ork
Smilio and J. L. Tnttlo will lcavo on
Thursday for a fow weoks outing at
Gloucestor, Mass.
Pross ronrosontativos from butsido
of this city intendiuK to covor tho
Stato convention should seo Goo. K
Putnam, seorotary of tho Ropublican
city committeo at tho Pavilion tomor
row ovoning whoro thoy will rocoivo
press credontials it oliglblo.
oympatiiouu irionus oi jur.
wlio lost his mill in Middlesox by tho
oloudburst Sunday, fool that as ho is
practicnlly ruined it would bo a gon
orous act to a'ssist him flnanoially.
It is qnito probablo that somothing
will bo dono along this lino.
Tho Consolidatod Lighting Com
pan had its damugod lincs botween
this city and its Bolton Falls plant
ropaired in qulok ordor on Monday so
that tho intorior lights wero on by
sovon o'clock in tho ovoning and tho
stroet lights a short timo afterward.
Tlio Montpollor Seminary boys havo
Sympathotio frionds
r ,r T ..
antiouuoed thoir lcadcrship ovor tho
proparatory scbools of tlio Stato dur
ing tho baso ball soason just closed,
by llaunting a Stato ohainplonship
strenmor to tho breozo from the llag
staft' on tlio towor of tho sominary
building.
As an otfamplo of tlio fantastio and
remarkablo variety of weather fur
nishcd by Vermont, a comparisou of
that oxporienced Monday and that of
oighty-llvo yoars ago is intoresting.
On .Tuno 10, 1817, this cityoxpcriono
ed a scvoro cold snap, tho ground
freozing to a dopth of sovoral lnohcs-
Pomi' of tho visiting innyors wero niueli
luterusted in the uuublo produot of Ver
mont imd visited tcvfinl biiildiiiga In tlio
elty whero It is tised as a iliiUn They
prouoiiuced tho swanton inarblc useil at
tho Natloiial Mfu Iiisiiraiiee Conipimy'a
building as nuioiig tlie haiidsotnvst they
had over seen.
Montpolior's "busy days" begin
Wednesday with tho district convention
in tho morning and aftornoon and tho
annual meoting of tlio Vermont .Press
associatiou at tho Pavilion in the
ovening. Ditring tlio nfternoon the
mooting of tho Vormont local option
league will bo held at tho local head
quartors. A inan, who wn'ked iuto the eily from
Wiightsvlile todav, said tliere were see
tions of road winhed oul so tlioroiu:hly
that tlioy nevor eould bo repliiced aiong
tho samo llues tlioy formerly ocoupled.
Ue also snld some of (lio fiinnei-a In that
loealHy havo suffered givat loss by tlio
tlood washlng away bevond redHinptlon
largo traots of tlieir lano.
It is suggested to tho writer tbat if
tho ladios of tho dllforont churchei
wish to increaso tho funds in tlieir
treasurios they havo a golden oppor
tunity to do so by getting up a chick
en or turkey dinner on Wednesday and
Thursday, as cn thoso days tho ca
pacity of all hntols aud restaurants
will bo taxod to tho utmost.
A. C. Blancbard, managor of the
Montpelier Beef company, is entor
prising in supplying meat to his cus
tomors despito washouts and railway
wrecks. Ou Monday aftornoon ho
mado arrangements to havo a car of
meat set olf at Watorbury aud sent
doublo teams thero to bring tho meat
to this city during tho night.
Tho noxt annual euoamptneut of tlio
G. A. It., Dopiuiineiit of Vermont, wlll
probably be lield iu Ittitlaud next iiit?r,
as it. is lnirdly irobal)le that so largo a
nuinben of peopicjoonld be aeeoinmoilir
ed at Ludlow, tho liome of Depai tment
Uiuimniniler Uatlioru, it boing tho rulo
to hoid tho eneainpiiieut In the homo
tou n of the department eoininander.
Charles Lawrenco sustained a pan-i
ful accident on Monday afternoon at
Patch & Company'squarry, in Sodom,
of which he is tho managor. He fell,
striking his right wrist on a shaip
pieco of stone, inflicting a sovere
wound and sovoring two arteries. He
was obligr rl to drivo eight miles be
foro he cov'd havo his wound dressed.
Supronie Court elork, M. E. Smilio of
this eity, has been appoiuted by the court
as a coinniissioiier in the ease of Huto vs.
Jaa. H. Douoway, the defendant. pelng
Addison ooiiuty's 'tata's attornoy. who is
churged witli neglect of duty and peti
tions having been siglied with tlio court,
aslclng for liis disbui'iiient. Hon. .Tool V
Biiker of Ituthiud 1ms been appolnlud
prosecutor.
Col. A. C. Brown asks that wo cor
rect a paragraph in our roport of tho
G. A. R. campflro roferring to Mr.
Huso's romarks in which that gentle
man told a "hatchet story" that the
writer credited to Col. A. C. instead
of Capt. S. F. Brown. Tho writer
is a strauger iu a straugo land but
trusts to learn tho faces pnd uamcs as
fast as possiblo.
Mra. E. R I'liiUted of tlila city was visit
lutr at tho homo of A. A. Owen at W'riirlits-
vinn ou Sunday ovening, when tlio honso
was can led away About ten mlnutes be
foro tlio lioiibv was lirokon unbv the tlood.
John Dillon and nife, rs. Plnlsted and
Mr Owon conduotail Mrs. Owen, who is
b'liid, throii'jh tho iushiug wuters to a
pluce of snfoiy just in seas'on to seo part
of tlio houso iiiid lurnitiiro lloat dowu
b.reaui,
Mlss Ruby M'. II eaton lef t Tuesday for
Brandon to atteud theinnriiO'jeon Tliurf
day of Mlss Madgo Tliuyer of that plaee
and Cliiion M. Heiiton. hor brother.
Thoso from tbla city, who aro al o tiat
teiid and u iu go 10 lirnniion on weuiieL
day, aro: Clmrles W Adams. Hay W.
IJuso, Fnuik A. Goss, t'liton M. Ileaton,
r. and Mrs. M. V. Atkhis, Miss Nellio
PiOold. Mr. and Mrs V. II. Heatn and
Freil 1). Long.
Tlio gauie of teiinls bas beeu of iiuiisiial
interest to tlio sludents of Montpelier
Remiuary this season. In tho tournameut
for the school cliamiiioiishin juat elosed,
sixteon studenia entered the lists Tho
rulo govorning thls cont 'st was t ho best.
two out. of threo gaines in the !)reUiniunr
ies aud tbree out of live in tho lluiils, Up
to thosomi-lltuils.the eliamiiiousliii) lay be
tween Charles A. Wiug. l'rof Hamiitoo
and Milo Tunier. but in tho liuals Mr.
Wlns carried off tlio houors.
Tho seuson for tho Montpelier Sem
inary biiU team closed with Frldav's aauio
althougli tlio team uiay plav the Nalioual
IJfo team next Moiidny. iana:or Wing
says tho t '.'iiui lins bseu suceesstul llnan
oially. It highly appreeiatea thesuppoit
it has recoived from tho townsnonplo.
Tho seeond team is playhig tho It A. C.
team ou the eampus tli's afteruoou. Thls
team liaa mado an e.xoeplionally good re
cord thlaseason, having won all (lio llvo
games played.
Among tho mon prominently oon
nected with Hon. P. W. Clomont's
managoment locally aro flvo Smiths.
This may bo auothor iustanco of
Poroy's flguring. Tho Smiths aro a
uumorous body in tho Stato, and as
liko begots liko, in tho usual courso
of thiugs, tho local option caudidato
may bo hoping to attract to his stand
ard tlio entiro tribo and thus win tho
day. But thero aro Smiths and
Smiths.
Lottor to Myrrav Kont.
Montpelier, Vt.
Doar-ir: A palnter wauts to know what
his paiut is iiiado of. That's nllright; lio's
weleoino,
Dovon is whito lead and white zlno
groiuid togother iu Ihiseed -oil. Thoro It
nothlngol-o in It, but oolor aud turpeu
tiuo ilryer. Our nu'ent In your townlms
thoolllelal State Chemlst's certllleato of
annlysls cortitying to hat offeet.
It Is tho zlno ti'xl tho grliidlug that
mako it woar twieo iis long as lend and oll
mixed by luuid.
Yours traly,
70 F. W. Urvoe & Co.
Abbott & Hniluy sell our puint.
TO dUUE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Tuke Laxatlve Brouio Ouinluo Tablots.
All drugglsts rofund tho mouoy It It falls
to oure. E. W, Urovt-B' slguaturu ls on
each box. 25o.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Saturday's Caucuses Give
Proctor Six Delegates.
TOTALS BY COUNTIES.
McCullough Leads Clement by
104, Proctor by 146.
Two oaueiises were held-on Suturdiiy,
Brooklleld eleetiug 2 aud Rochester 4
delegates, both for Proctor, Accordlng
tothe Joutnal's tally slieet the totala by
eountlos uow are: v
' Mo l'l Pr
Addison 45 13 1
Bennington -IS o
Cnledonla ,20 5 18
Chittenden "l 2.) 8
Essex 8 8
Franklin :'" 0 .10
Grand Isle 2 - 1 5
Lamoille : L'l fi 4
Orange.... 21 1 18
Orleans , L'O 0 -2
Rutland 1 CO 02
Washington....--- 30 20 7
Windham 18 28 15
Windsor 17 51 8
Totals 325 221 1VJ
Hero is an aggregateof 725 delegates. If
the convention should cunsist of tlio mui -ber
303 would bo necossary for a cboice,
MeCullough having 325, lacka 33 of tho le
qulretl nuinber aejording to this sum
mary of thereturns
CANTILL10N-WOOD.
Tho marriage of James Cantillion
and Miss Cathorino Ida, daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs. Marshall G. Wood, oc
curred at St. Augustino's church at
eight o'clock Tuesday morning in pres
onco of relatives and friends. Thomas
Cantillion of Worcostor, Mass., broth
er of tho groom, acted as best man
aud Miss Mary Cantillion, sister ot'
the grobm, as bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. Cantillion loft at onco
for a few days visit in Boston and
upon tlieir returu will roside at the
homo ot tho bride's parents at 5 Mo
chanic street. The coutracting par
ties have many friends iu the city,
who will wish them God speed and
who remembered them "w'ith hand
somo gifts on this occasion. Tho
groom is a printer in tjie employ of
tho Union Card company, while the
bride has been a popular saleslady in
the store of T. S. Brophy & Company.
SABIN-JACOBS.
Miss Mary L. Jacobs and Mr. James
T. Sabin svore quietly married Tuesday
moruiug at tho residence of Miss Lucy
Loomis, the Rev. A. N. Lewis ofli
ciatiug, only near relatives of the
bride and groom being present. Mr.
aud Mrs. Sabin loft on tho noou train
for a short trip.
CONCfcUtT AT THE SEMINARY.
Tho nuuuul eoueeit was givun at tho
Semluuiy on Monday nlght Iu spito of at
tondlng dillieulties. Early in tho nfter
noon it was thought thero would bo no
lights und the uuiaombing weather luade
It seem necessary to postpone the event
till Thursdiiy .ulglit; accordhiKly, word
was sent out to tliat offeet. Latei, the
elouds broke away, tho llghtltig current
canio on aud lnestengers wero agalu des
patched to eall in those who could bo
reaehed. All this did not teud to pomot-3
tho equmiiiuity of the partieipauts, but
they nillied bravely and all thut was pos.
siblo oi tho eveiilng'sprogrum win cairled
out very creditably. Mlssos Cadger aud
Smith were unable to bo present.
Altho' there appeared to bo somo troublo
with tho orgnu which, too, was possibly
uffected by weather couditions, aud tho
solo by Mr. Wllliains was on this accoont
ouiilt .'d, it was fouud possiblo to uso it iu
tho piauo and organ duett by Miss Sadio
G. Eiistman and Mlss Itoberta M. Randj
and onco moro during tho evenlng, when
tho audieneo agaiu had the pleasuro of
llst.'Uiug to the violinlst, Mir's Ftissett, ae
eompanied by nlauo anu organ nlayed by
Mlss Cross aud Mr Ilatliaway. This eom
biuution is a very pleasing ono and the
selectlon, 'Meditationj" by Meitski most
oliai'iniiit'
l'liiuu bolos eviuced S iss Spauldiug's
brilliaiit oetavo work aud Miss Biirnhaiu's
norfectlon of toueh in tho ditllciilt nuis
aud trills.
Mlss everanco sang "The Erl Kiug,"
Schiibei IV elrd nud beautiful eoinpo?!
tiou uud Miss fpiildlug au exquisilo itnl
iiiu t-oiig by L'Aldittl. A very awcet
vootil duett was renden'il by Mist.es Cilloy
uud llllls aud a hulles' iiuiii letto uud a
mixed imiiii (ette wt re tnrilier pleasant ad-
(llllon to iiiceveuum s entei aiuineni.
A liiano duet. 'spanisli Danees,' osz-
kowski, liy Miftes Maigurite 1). dtoneaud
Elva ai vort uuiir was very uiceiy piayed
aud tlio iiiauo qiuil lelte, Isses liuruliuui
t elley. wasiuuiu uud ueiey wns uiueii
enjoyed.
Tliochoruses wero e.xeellent, both the
ladies' nlionif aud tho euiuniry eliorus,
the latter elosiiiK tlie progriim with Ku-
L'eiu- l-ield's wjiiken, tuyuKeii anu
Nod" set to niu.-le by Nevlu, 'lliis selec-
tlon Is indeed v.ell woith liennng, llio ue
couipuiilinc,ut beiug not the loast of its
eharuis. It is ono tlut should 1)0 suug
moro thnn onco aud which llstoners must
olways appreelate.
CAPT. ALBION J. MOWER DEAD.
Oapt. Albion J. Mowor of Calais
died at tho Stato hospital at Water
bnry on Monday, whoro ho had boon
undor treatmont for tho jiast two
yoars. Capt. Mowor was ono of tho
leadiug citizons of Calais. Ho onllst
od in Company I, Ninth Vormont,
as Captain Juno 80, 1802 and was dis
chargCd July 8, 18011. Tho funornl
will bo hoid from his lato homo at
Maplo Cornor on Thursday aftornoon.
REASONS FOR INSURANSE.
Expenses eat up wages and sal
arics. Ycar aftor ycar tlio aver
ugo man expcets to biulil up an
cstato. Tlio usual, result is no
provision or only a small ono for
wifo and cliildren. I.ife Insur
ance docs tlie work by casy pay
mcnts. iC'.rrt , .ndccco ' iictted.JI
S. S. BALLARD,
General Agent,
New Langdon Building,
A10NTPEL1ER, - - VT.
NEAT,
NOT CAUDY
Neat that's the word for our
Negligee Shirts. A strong line
of Plnin White Negligeo Shirts
jrom 50c to $1.50. Colored
Shirts, 50c to $2.00. If you
want the best thing for a hat
a Pauatna at 812. The next
best is a Porto Rican Straw,
$2.50 and 83.00. There are
others from 50c to $2.00.
A. D. FARWELL CO.
All Goocls Sold for Cash.
A STEADY STREAM
OF WORKMEN
Aro busy taking care, of the
orders for
PLUMBING, SPOUTING
AND TINNING
we aro receiving every day.
We ninko such work a spec
ialty, havo help that do lirst
class work without loss of time
und without wasto of raaterial.
Your patronage solicited.
PECK BROTHERS
60 MAIN STREET.
MONTPELIER, - VT.
BARRE SUPPLYCO,
Doalors In -
BELTING, HOSE, ENG1NES,
ENGINE SUPPLIES,
AIR GOMPRESSORS,
WANTED
A Cood Salosman for tho
nbove lin of goods.
Offico and Snlosrooms:
24 Park Block, N. Main St., Barre, Vt
C. E, DICKERMAN,
Veterinary Sureon
Offico at
DOWNING'S LIVERY STABLE,
Opposlto Dopot Squaro
Barre, Vt. Telephone 137-3