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VERMONT WATOIIMAN & STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1902.
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HOMER
V RRE
Haskell Dress
Silks
Wu find our business ineivasing on this linc of War
ranted Silks. The chiof reason for this is thnt they wcarand
look wcll. Wg alwaya hnve in stock the followiny numbers.
Peau do Soic - at $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1 75
Tafl'etta at 85c, $1.00 1.25
Peau de C'ygnc at 1.00, 1.25
Gros Grain at $1.00
Rhadamc ' at $1.00, 1 25
Sntin Duchesse at $1.25, 1.50, 1.75
Bodicc Lining at 85c
The last number is esneeiallv
skirts, or for any
wanted for service.
purpose
Commencement
Means Ribbons, Fans, Gloves, Belts, Bucklcs, Belt-pins, Ties
and many little thiugs. Examinc our stock for the newest
and best.
JSTo. 164 xxica. 166
Blue Serge Suits
For the Hot Weatehr,
$7.50, $10.00 $12.00 and $15.00.. Flannel andWool Craah
Suits, $5.00 to $12.00, Skeleton Coats, Flannel and Crash
Trousers, Belts, Straw Hats, itfegligee Shirts, Bicycle and
Golf Ciothing.
Frank McWhorter,
One Price Clothier and Hatter, Barre, vt.
ESTABLISH ED IN 1865.
R. J. KIMBALL & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
And Doalors in
INVESTMENT SECURITIES,
71 BROADWAY, .... NEW YORK.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
We buythe 13ETTEH elass of Stocks nnd Bonds, niul ndvnnco money tocarry
tht satne when requested. Wo do not eolluit thu ordinnry tiuull ppeeiilnllvo ai'counta
on u margiu. More than (hirty yeara membeishlp in tho New York Stock Exchnnge
ROBERT J. KIMBALL.
CORINTH.
Mrs. Julia A. Tapliu died of pnou- I
rnonin .Tune 19 in her eighty-third
year. She was born in Fairfield this
State and at about ninetoen yenrs of
ago was rnarried to Josoph H. Taplin
of this placo. Sho was left a widow
about niuoteen years ago. Sho was
a dovotod wif e aud motlier aud a nersou
of an humble clieerful Cliristian
oharaotor, loved and rcspectod by all
who know lior aud in hor wholo lif o
merited the blessing prouonnccd upou
the peacomaker. Unliko niauy people
of her artvanced ago sho maiutaiued to
the last tliat interost in tho affairs of
tho world and in the welfare of thoso
arouiid her that uiakes a happy and
boautiful old ago. She is survived by
four ohildren, Georgo W. Taplin of
Chelsea and J.E. Tanlin, Mrs. Minnie
Lintou and Mrs. Sarah Littlo of this
place. Tlie faniily havo been sadly
afilicted. Mrs. little Jias lost her
husband and mothor in three weeks
tiino and Mrs. Linton was taken ill
with pnenmonia beforo her lEothcr
and lias not yot fully recovered.
Mrs. Taplin's death is tho fourth in a
radins of one fourth of a miles since
this year canio in.
Mrs. Bello Burroughs and daughter
Edith f roni Woburn, Mass. , havo boen
visiting friends hore. Tlioy aro to go
to Uliamstown to remnin for a tiino.
Arthur Sargcnt is at homo from
BurlingtonUniversity for a sliort visit.
Ho goos this week to attond tho stu
dents' conferonco at Northfield, Mass
Leon Londry lias been visiting iu
Washington county.
Mrs. O. W. Brown Iie - been soriously
ill with bilious troublo, Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ora Philbriok, of Barro has
been caring for hor.
WEST NEWBURY.
Addio Jowell elosed lierscliool at North
Hnverh'U nnd returned lioino Thursday.
W'o aro glad to welcomo Mrs. Towcr to
West Newbuiy ngaiu.
Mrs, Roberts lias takon caru of Mrs-
Fislicr tlio past weok.
About sevcnty attended Mr. Tuggnrt's
entertaiumont hist Wedncsday cvciiing.
Miss Jowell ontortaincd a frioud from
Lymo, N. H., ovor Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Risscll was uuablo to bo with
U3 last Suinliiy, Imt ho is expected nuxt
Sunday.
Mrs. S. S. Tnckur's sister and husband
aro visiting at lior homo.
Scliool elosos noxt Wodnesday, Juno 25.
A picnio is hoing plamiod for .Iiily 1, in
tho grovo noar Mr. Silafc I'ago's.
CUrico Tylcr li:is roturntd from Boston,
Mrs. Morso is visiting lior sister, Mrs.
J. 1'. Spear.
FITTS
BARRE
jrood
for lining iackets, for
where an iuexpensive silk is
3Vltixx
St., 33axi"o
W. EUCENE KIMBALL.
EAST ORANGE.
Mrs. Clark Qtiinby is caring for Mrs.
Jnlia Hutchins, who has been very ill with
the measles.
C. 11. Richardson of Hanover has vis
itcd is town receutly.
The listers of the town have been work
ing iu this part for a few days appraising
the real estate.
William Hutchinson and Miss Ethel
Hamiltou attended tho graduating exer
cises at Bradford last week.
Orrin Eastmau, who has been very fce-
blo for some time, is gaining slowly and
his daughter, Mrs. Gilman, who has been
helping to care for hiin, has returned to
her home in Barre.
A. L. Grant has sold his farm ti John
Sanborn of West Topsham aud it is re
ported that he is to livo at his father's.
Mrs. Arthur Burroughs nnd daughter,
who have been stopping nt N. Borrough's
for somo time, nro visiting relatives in
Corinth.
Vyiiaries i,arpenter, road comnussiouer,
has been iu this vicinity giving our ronds
a thorough repairing.
L. L. Sanuorn snd wife returned from
Hanover Thursday.
MORETOWN.
Mrs. William Whoolor of Northfield
visited Mrs. Milo Griffith. hor aunt.
Wednosday and Thursday of last wook.
Mrs. William Ward of Waitsfield
visited lior son, W. N. Ward, aud fam
ily, a part of last week.
Leon Pnlmor and wifo aro rojoicing
ovor uio oirtn oi a son, on Juno lii,
Tho Ladies Biblo closs mot with
Mrs. Addio Phillips last Thursday
nuoruoou.
Our villago schoolscloso this wook.
O. L. yman roturned homo last
wook, aftor a wcok's visit with his
iiaughtor in South Royalton.
Quito u numbor of our townspeoplo
visited tho scono pf tho wreck last
wook.
Oliarlio Alcor has fintshea work for
II. O. Ward nnd is now working for
.lunus jsorry m Wultsllold.
Twonty-two lndies accontod tho in
vitation givon by Miss Thompson and
visiieti nor scnooi f.'ruiay aitornoon
Tho Tuosday aftornoon cottagi
prayor-meoting was held at the homo
ol Mrs. Frooman Parker.
Mrs. I E. Jolinson and Mrs. Atkins
visited in ntorbury Friday,
F. O. Atkins, wifo and child
of
Waitsfiold, visitod 13. G. Atkins, his
latnor, on bunuay.
Tlio Cold Spring creamory shippcd
4,40'.) pounds of buttor to markot li
last
wook.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Austin of
Worcester woro iu towti Suuday.
WEST TOPSHAM.
Mrs. lloraco Whito and 11. C. White
visitcd at Jolin Morrisou's and II. 13,
Wlilto's Satnrday.
Tho jioles aro sct for tlio peoplo' tclc
pliono lmo to Waits Rivor and ovcntunlly
will bo oxteudcd ovcr a largo portion of
tho town.
N, B. Cnrtis's liousokcoper, Mrs. Lu
cinda Ciiniiiiigliatii, left liotno Sunday,
Jiiiio 15, Thoy trnccd hor to Groton
wlioro sho took tlio train Momlay nnd
went to Manchester, N. II. Wedncsday
sho rctiirncd to Bradford nnd wcnt to
Pioimont looking for n plnco to work.
Hnrohl, son of l)r. Horaco L. Wntson,
of Montpelier is visiting in town for a few
days.
Ficcman Cimniiiglmm wns called to
Chelsea Friday to attond tho trial of his
snit ngainst tlio town of Orange nnd
School District No. 2 in Oratigo. Bcforc
tho Stato adopted the town system of
suliools this district inndo cxtensive rc
pnivs on tlieir school honso nnd hircd of
Mr. Ciiuningliani S2S0 to pay tlio bills.
Tlio new law provides tliat all dchts eon
traeted b- school districts for bnilding or
repniring school liouses shonld ho iissnin
ed hy tlio town. Tlio district clniined
tliat this moiioy was nll used for tliat pur
pose nnd rcfused to pay tho order. Tho
town clninied that a part of it was uscd
for otlior pnrposcs and wonld not pay tho
bill. It is reported that tho coiirt order
eel tho disttict to pay tho ordor.
Esthor Sanboin is takiug her vacation
at homo from tho Normal school at Ran
dolph. A friend eamo with her for n
visit.
Menill V. Wihls has hccn in towu for a
few days. Ilis hentth is (piite poor nnd
ho is nuiking his homo with his daughter,
Mrs. Edward Cook of Orange.
Mrs. Brown, n daughter of tho lnto
Foster Riclnrdson was at tho Rico hotel
for a few days last week. Her lni9haiid
nnd son wero with hor. They run a largo
hotel iu Central New York.
Mts. Cnrric Loeke closcd n very suc
cessful term of school last Friday. The
closing Bxercises were held in the after
noon, nnd many lndies were prcsent.
Jolin B. Sanborn lias putchnsed tlio Ar
thur Ginnt farm nt East Orange. Hc has
nll of tho crops nnd is to hnve possession
,nt onco.
Miss Augusta Ilnrrimnu is at O. E.
Sauhoin's.
EAST BARRE.'
Tho niemorial service held in Odd
Fellows lmll last Snnday wns very well
attended. Tho address was given Tby
Rev. Mr. Eastman of Clielsea.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Nyo went to
Berlin iiond last Thursday to celobrato
tho eightieth birthday of Amos Plnst
ridgo of Northfield.
Dr. Hnyes of Grnnitevillo wcnt to
Montreal last Tuesday.
A. B.Hutchinson was in tho city on
business Satnrday.
Mr. Stanynu of Montpelier was iu
town on bcsinoss last Wednosday.
Mrs. G. S. Nye is slowly recovoring
from her sovere illnoss.
B.F. Davis has niovcd into tho F.
B. Hutehiiis houso.
A Montpolior Woman Asks
havo yod a t'oor paint tliat will last
two week.i?" Yes. wo have Devoo's;
it has a beaafiil closs and will wear
two yenvs. if pioperly npplied. Abbott
ts Ba''ey
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Mrs. Clarence Chim visited her daugh
ter, Mrs, Dr Mnushehl af Montpelier
nst week.
Miss Lima Price who is attending
school at Montpelier is spi'inling hor va
cation at homo ns is George Whcntley
who is attending .scliool at Essex Juuc
tion. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Perkins ctncr-
uniucd friends from Gaysville last week.
Ceorgo K. and W. A. Spracuo from
this place "took in" tho State conveti
tiou at Montpelier last Thursday.
A few from hcro attended tho promo-
nado at the Gulf House last Friday even-
ing.
Ihe people s telenhone lme is niectiiig
with sutticieut encnurageuient to assuro
its heing built as far ns Williamstown iu
tlio ncar future aud it will doubtless bo
cxtended to Biure city bufor.i fall.
That Boautiful Closs
comes trom tlio vnrnisli in Dovoo's
Varnish Floor Paint; costs 5 conts
moro a qunrt though. Sold by Abbott
cc Bailoy.
WATERBURY.
Miss Pearl Raudall is visiting
iu Bos
ton.
Guy Scott injured ono leg last week by
stcppmg into a sower chimney iu front of
-lownos baruer shop trom wlncli tlie
grate hacl been rcmoved
Fred Smith of Miiincapolis was tho
guest of Dr. W. F. Miuard last week
The listers havo bccn engaged iu mak
ing a (piadrenuinl appraisal of the prop
crty in town.
An alumm nssociatlon of the Wnter
burv H'gh school was formcd last week
with about twenty-flvo mcmhors. Fol
lowing aro tho ofncers : President, Mrs
W. V. Hryan, vice-iiresutcnt, Miss IScrtua
Joslvn, sectotary nnd treasuror, Miss
Wcnlthy Barker.
Dr. W. D. Berry was in Eden last
week iuspccting tho asbestos property
tlicro.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glover of Bos
ton are gucsts of Mrs. M. A. Iloadley.
Ueorge W. Hamlall, .Jr., is rccovoring
from liis rcccut illuess.
A Qiiceu Esther Ciicle has been form
ed in town.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Kuowles of Bar
ton visited iu town last weok,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilenry l'ixloy and Mr
and Mrs. C. L. Morso spent a fow days at
Miellmriie pouil last week
Tlio Citizctis' baud gavo a pleasing opeu
air coucert ou tlio coiumon ou last 1'riday
ovriung.
E. F. Moru, tho Buihugton coucrcter
has a torco ot mcu repairing tho walks l
town.
Thla elgnature is on cvory box ot tho gonuln
Laxativc uromo'Uuininc Tabiets
the remcdy that curcn n cold In ono lny
PLAINFIELD.
Tho Plainflold Orcamory company
pald pntrons 22' ccnts por pound,
ohurn tcst, or 21 oil test, for May
buttor.
Tlio fortioth annivorsary of tho innr
riago of Mr. nnd Mrs. Solomon Bart
lott wns oolobrated nt thoir homo Snt
urdny ovoning.
An ico crcam sooial was hold nt tho
Motliodist church on Friday ovoning.
Ilonry Havolon of Burlington was
iu town on Friday.
W. II. Pitkin shippcd a carlond of
livo stock to tho Boston mnrkots Mon
day, .Tuno 2ii.
Commoncing Monday, Juno 23, Miss
E. M. Hanson wilL soll trinimod and
untrimiucd hats, flowors nnd otlior nia
erinl for trimming, at oxtromoly low
nrices. Also a liboral discount on
lndlos wrappors and fanoy goods. Tho
salo will continuo thirty days.
The delegates to tho Washington
county convontion hold nt Montpelier
Thursday, Juno 2(5, aro II. G. Mooro,
Dr. F. P. Galo, E. Skinnor, Roscoo
Bartlott and E. J. Bartlott.
Moses Hnmell rocoived a tolegrnm
last weok announcing tho denth of
his mothor at Nowmarkot, Mass.
Mr. afld Mrs. J. A. Foss wont to
Walden Tuosday to bo prcsent nt tho
nmrriago on Wednosday of thoir son
Carl to Miss Lillinn Rogors.
The chlldron of Josoph Colo mot
with him last Satnrday to colcbrato
his sovontioth birthday.
A largo numbor of rolaWvos and
frionds gnthorcd nt tho homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Josoph Bartlott on Saturday
ovoning, Suuday boing tho fortioth
wedding annivorsary. Rofrcshmonts
woro sorvod and valuablo momontoes
of tho occnsiou woro left by tho
gucsts.
Georgo Coh1, wifo nnd son of East
Barnot, Mr and Mrs Shorman Oluim
berlin of East Barro and David Corson
of Waldon woro atnong tho out of
town visitors at the birthday gathor
ing of Mr.Colo
A largo party from hcro aro plan
ning to attond tho Stato Epworth
Leaguo convention at Montpelier on
Thursday.
Miss Lucillo Shoroy has a position
as book-keopor in tho storo of Frank
McWhorter at Barre.
Miss Lonh Ilnmoll returned from
Barre Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Martyn have
been visiting Mrs. Mnrtyn's mothor
the past weok.
A. J. Lawrcnco of Philadolphia
cnme for his nnnunl visitlMondny.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Whitchor aro
to occupy tho Leavitt tonomont.
WAITS RIVER.
Mr. Ilannah Ourrior is in
vory
foeble hcalth and her dauglitor
is
is
helping cnro for hor.
Mrs. Addio Clark of Randolph
lsiting Mrs. .1. A. Uodgo.
Mrs. Floyd of Barro has been visit
ing in town.
B. G. Miles was at homo Thursday
from Montpolior whero ho is working
at liis trado.
Frank Carter arrived hcro Friday
from Lowell, and is to remain for
tho summor.
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORK
OFF THE COLD,
Laxativo Bromo-Quinino Tablets
curea coia in ono day. sso uure, uo
Pay. Prico 25c.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. M. E. Hutchinson went to
Rutland last weok to bo present at the
graduatiou of her sister, Susio M.
Sawyor.from tho Rutland High school.
lier sistor roturnca witli nor.
M. Blanoho Townsend attouded com-
nienceuicnt at Moriden, N. H., last
week.
Georgo M. LVtVls' and E. Rnlnh
Walkor graduated last weok from
Montpelier Seminary, winnlng abuu
dnnt honors for themsolves aud thoir
town. Thoy divided botweon them
tho second prizo for debato, and
Ralph took tho first prizo for decln-
mation. Sadio M, Eastman took a
promineut part in tho musical ro
citals. Jolin M. Atwood is nt homo for a
fow wcoks from St. Louis, Mo.
Hnrold D. Coomstock roturned ou
Friday from Dartmouth Colloge.
Mrs. Ellen M. Scnles roturnod home
on Friday.
Much pleasuro is antioipatod from
an cntortniument to bo givon at tho
town hall on Friday ovoning, in which
M. Blnncho Townsond is to tako tho
lcndiug part ns whistlor and reoitor,
assistod by F. H. Whittior of Mont
pelier, violinist, Susio M. Sawyer
of Rutland, vocnlist, nnd Mrs. M. E.
Hutchinson, pinnist.
Emmn W. Hntch and Mnrcarot
Comtsock wcnt 0" Mondny to Mcdford,
Mnss.,ior a weok's visit.
Mrs. Gnil Holmor nrrivcd on Sat
urday from Now York, to spond tho
summor witn lier parents, , ncconipnu
iod by Mrs. Ohnrlcs Heliner.
I. M. Comstook and ltov. Unrl II.
Corwin aro nttonding commoncomont
at Dnrtmouth collego this wook.
Mary E, Scnlos and Claronco O.
Barnos hnvo roturnod from Kimball
Uuiou Acadomy, Moridon, N. H.,
wlioro the! formor graduatod with
honors.
Molinda (Clough), wife of Warron
Stearns, recoivod a pnralytio shock on
Friday, nd died Saturday ovoning.
Tho fnnoral sorvices woro Jiold on
Monday, Rov. Mr. Allon olllcinting.
Rov. E. E. Ilorriok, who was ox
iiocted to iirench at tho Congrogation-
al church last Sunday, was, not ablo to
como, unu Hev. U. II. Uorwin preaon
ed. Mr. Corwin will probably proach
noxt buiiday also
Miss Mario Roitincor, teaohor nnd
Biblo roador among tho Bohominns of
Olovelnnd, Ohio, will spoak in tho
Congrogntioual churoh on Thursday
ovoning. Sho is horsolf n Bohumian,
nnd wul desoribo nnd illustrnto vory
ontortniningly tho langungo and cub.
touis of tho Boliomians and Polos
Thoso who havo hoard hor couunoiid
hor unrosorvedly,
Mrs. B.W. Smith of Lowell, Mass,
and lior dauglitor Mablo J. Sxjith, a-o
nt tlio David Smith plnco ior tlio sum
mor.
Goorco F. Morris nnd wifo of Lis
bou, N. H., woro nt Josoph Fronoh's
ovor Suiuay.
DEFERRED TOWN
Town Corrospoudonco of last wook,
which was lnto iu arriviug ns a rcsult
of tho wreck nt Watorbury, will bo
found on pago sovon of this issuo.
WAITSFIELD
Door aro (juito often i?eon this sum
mor aud it Ih not an uiicommou thing
to seo ono or moro browsing with tlio
cattlo, in tho hillsido pasturos.
Nnthan Boyco wns in Morotown on
business Friday,
II. M . Carpcntor has tho pninting of
of his houso nnd barns complotod, W.
M. Tabor did tho work.
Tho ball gnmo at Morotown, Satur
day, botweon tho Waitsfiold High
school and tho Moretown Juniors, ro
sultcd in dofoat for tho Waitsllolds j
scorc, 15 to 18.
Waltor Richardson and wifo of Bur
lington aro visiting in town this
wflfck.
Tho DoWolf . Comedy Company,
which gave an outortniumout nightly
in Grand Army hall last weok had n
crowded houso ovory night. Tho bIiow
is undor tho mauagoment of old Dr.
Groy, nnd consistcd ohiefly of farco
comedy, buckund wing dancing, blnck
faco comedians, and moving picturcs.
Charles Joncs is niaking altorntious
on his residonco.
Georgo F. Millor.who hns boen in
Burlington for a fow dnys, returned
tho last of tho wook.
0. J. Tabor and son Hurvoy uro vis
iting in Addison county this weok.
Georgo W. Wallaco is rosliingling
his big barn.
J. J. Kelty mado throo trips with tlio
stago to Montpelier last wook, owing
to tho washouts on tho railroad causod
by tho recont cloudburst.
A largo attondanco woro nt tho prom
onade in the Ooiifjregational vostry
Saturday ovening in spito of the in
clemont woathor.
J. B. Norton has sold tho Van Dou
hoii placo In tho villngo to Miss Saiah
Thompson.
Roy Kimball has linished work nt
Julo Borty's.
Georgo U. Annns, tho Journal's
rcpresentatlvo, is in town on business
connected with that publicntion.
Charloy Algor of Moretown is work
ing for Julo Berry.
All tho schools in town closo noxt
Friday.
Miss Bessio Mooro. who is teaching
school in Fayston, speut Sunday with
hor mothor.
Ro. J. E. Badger is in South Royal
ton caring for his wifo, who is ill at
that placo. Mrs. Badger is quito low.
Tho Waitsfiold cornot bnnd will
give a promonndo at Morotown hall
Thursday ovoning, Juno 20. Ico-croam
and cnko will bo sorved.
Tho mombers of tho Waitsfield cornot
bnnd wish to extend their thanks to
tho townspeoplo, who ' so gonerously
lent thoir aid and other wiso assistod
them at tho promenade Saturday ov
oning.
J. J. Kelty took a pleasuro party
to Waterbury Sunday.
A numbor from town went to Mid
dlesex Sunday to witucss tho raising
of tho wreckcd locomotivo.
Tho band boys aro doing thomselves
proud this summor considoring tho
limited practico thoy havo had thus
far. Attond tho concort at Moretown
Thursday night aud givo tho boys a
lift.
Owiug to business olsowhoro A. L.
Miller lias abandoned the hotol barbet
shop.
MIDDLESEX.
Quiot rolgns onco moro.in towu af
tor a weok's heavy oxcitement over tho
property dostroying freshet, and now
work is going on repairing tho various
washouts, otc. Trnlns woro moving
through about 8:30 Thursday night
nnd it did seem good to seo traftic in tho
nsual way again, nnd a good sizod
crowd gathored at tho dopot "to &eo
tho cars"as if theso had been the first
trains that ovor camo to town.
Many fnrms thnt did not seem to bo
much damaged at first aro reported to
bo in bad conditioii aud tho stato of
tho roads aud bridges is scrious in-
doed. Tweuty-two bridges are known
to bo gono. The town is plnced in such
circumstances it soems as if a call
for holp from tho Stato would bo noc-
ossary, as the town is aireaay neavi
ly in dobt.
G.A. Lowisaud wifo of Montpolior
woro at Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Taplin's
ovor Suuday.
Harry Hodgkins of Whito Rivor
Junction was ih town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Norton of Fair
Havon aro visiting rolatives in town.
E. II. Dunn has begun repairing
his nowly purchasod buildiugs, uud
b soon to clapboard aud paint tho
houso.
Miss Elvn Thompson olosed n vory
successful torm of school in district
No. 2. last Friday.
Georco Wholan, tho nost-ofllco clork
of Montpolior wns in town Sunday.
Ford Maxwoll was in Montpolior nud
Barro Sunday.
W. G. Goodwin was at homo a fow
days of last weok.
Eighty-nino peoplo took thoir mcals
at U. H. Ilnmniond's ono dny last
wook. Tho hotel nnd othor boarding
houses woro filled to thoir utmost ca-
paoity.
Frod Miles wns in town from Mont
pelier ono day last weok.
F. A. Ward bolievos that two head
of cattlo thnt woro in his pnsturo woro
drowned in tho recont freshet.
O. A. Hunkor and B. A. Atkins of
Bristol mado a short stop in town
whilo on tho way to Montpolior,
Thursday.
G. II. Bruco and O.O. Ward woro in
Waterbury Friday.
A good si.ed crowd was down to tho
wreck Sunday to witnoss tho huuling
up of engiuo 3!U.
O. Stowart of Montpolior was in
town Sunday.
Ask forpricos onnails, barbwiroand
grass sood at Ward's.
Tho Ladlos Homo Circlo will hold
a sooinl Thursday ovoning, Juno 211,
undor tho direotiou of Mrs. Ira John
son. Strawborrlos and croam will bo
sorvod. All nro cordially invifod.
J. W. Engnn is nt work with n f oreo
of mon gottiilg uu logs, bonrds and
othor lumbor thnt was swopt down
tho rivor by Sunday night's freshet.
Josejih Kuapp hns sold liis farm to
G. E. Moody of Waterbury. Consid
orntion $5,000.
W. II. Ilorriok of Montpolior was in
town Sunday.
F. L. Winn wcnt to Windsor Friday
whero ho will romain with rolatives for
a wook.
J.Eli Goodonough nnd wifoof Mont
polior woro at Mrs. 0. B. Holdon's
Sunday.
Chester TSomors nnd family nro to go
to Barnot July 4.
Romoiubor that O. O. Ward is to
hnvo a variety of llroworks on salo
tho Fourth.
At "Sawyor's Park" Wednosday,
Juno 25 a ball gamo botweon Mont
polior Rnshcrs nnd Middlosox Bumblo
Bees.
Miss Nnncy Rlohnrdson is to go Sat
urday for n short visit with rolatives
in Boston.
CALAIS.
Mrs. A. I. Convorso has returned
from a weok's visit with hor sistors
in Barro.
Prof. Oscar Gallaghor has como to
his summor homo for tho seHsoii.
Mrs. T. T. Lnmphero hns returned
from a short visit in Boston and
Wought n young bov who will board
with thom for awhilo.
A daughter rocontly camo to tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. Doau Holt, nlso
a girl to tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Morso.
Tho Ladies' Uniuiwill hold its noxt
meeting with Mrs. A . I. Converso,
Thursday, July 3.
Miss Blanchb Burnap is sponding a
week with a party on Lake Cham
plain. Tho oponing sorvico of tlie senson at
tho Old West church with Waltor J.
Coates as pastor, will bo hold Sun
day, Juno 20, at two p. m.
Tho schools at Maple Cornor will
closo Thursday afternoon. But few,
if any, of tho parents' nomes are
found in tho list of visitors. It is to
bo regretted thnt moro interost cannot
bo showii in this linc. Will you not,
parents, and friends, at the beginning
of tho now term visit scliool and visit
ngaiu lator, that the scholars may seo
that you are intorcsted in thoir work,
and tho teachor, thnt youaronot alto
gother wanting in appreciation of her
efforts.
SOUTH WOODBURY.
Mrs. Harry Buruham, Mrs. Willis Laird
nnd L. J. Boniamiu attended tho gradu
ating exercises at liarre this week.
.Mrs. Carues, who lias bccn working for
L. J, Jjoniaiuin. wcnt to her lioiuc m
Washington last Tuosday to remain until
Scptember 13,
Tlie Ladies' Aid will mcot with Mrs.
Waltor Sawyer July 2. A cordial iinita
tion is cxtended to all,
Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Lniid of Plainfield
visited at Willis Laird's last week.
Mrs, Dr. G. G. Hall, who has been in a
criticnl state, is reported out of danger but
but quito low.
Miss Glee Lilley, who is teaching nt
West Berlin, wns at home one day lest
week to see lier sister, Mrs. Ruth Hall,
who is very sick. Mr. Ncd Wells of
Montpelier accompnnied her.
Dilburu Whceler is reported on tho
gain.
Loonard Wells has moved his family
into his new house about one-half mi!e
north of tho village.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ball and Mr, and
Mrs. Mark Goodell visited friends in
Barre last Week,
A very successful term of scliool closed
hcro last Saturday with Miss Florence
Dreuan as teacher. Tho childreu. held a
picnic at the school-houso bccause of the
rainy weather. Tho parents, as well as
the pupils, hope Miss Drcnan's services
can be secured again this fall. This was
her fourth term in this district.
CABOT.
Mrs. E. A. Colilns has returned to
Portland, Mo., and will not reopen
hor millinory shop till Scptember 1.
O. R. Collins aud wife aro iu Mont
pelier this weok.
Mrs. Emily Haines went to Bur
lington Tuesday for surgical treat
ment. W. T. Morso is in Burlington this.
weok on business.
MARSHFIELD.
Ira Rlcker of Groton shipped a carload
of stock from this statiou Monday morn
g. W. A. Eunis of Boston has been visiting
his brothor J. A. Eunis for a few days.
Mrs. II. A. Muuson visited her mother
in Montpolior for a few days the first of
tho week.
E. W. McWaiu of Rochester visited his
daughter Mrs. A. T. Davis, the latter
part of the weok, retuniing homo Monday.
Mr.'and Mrs. P. G. Bemis and child
visited iu Montpelier for a few days re
ceutly. Mrs. Jnlia Wincr of Rochester aud Mrs.
J ? n.ivio nf Mrtntnnlinr wnrn visitors
at tho homo of L. D. Nuto over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Seth Adanis of North
Danvillo were in town over Suuday to
visit thoir urotner u. o. Aiiams.
Ex-Mavor ,T. G. Brown nud F. L. Laird
of Montpelier wero quartered at the Com
morcial Houso Saturday night aud Suu
day.
Will Smith of Indinna, a formor resi
(lcnt of this place is iu town for n few
duys' visit with his sister, Mrs. J. F. San
born. Mrs. A. N. Bliss nnd two oliildren nro
visiting iu Barnard.
Miss Emurov Benton i nursing a
sprained anklo. Tho injury was sus
tained hy tho hurried nlighting from tho
dopot teani on lier return from Boston
one weoWgo Monday.
S. W. Colo aud son sold to Ira Rioker
Monday lnorniug, ten, eiglit inonths-old
hogs which aggregated 3,150 pounds and
brought tho handsomo suni of 822o.o0.
Saniuol Bemis aud J. P. Newton aio
nuderstood to bo endoavoring to agreo
upou torms for tho oxcliango of the for
mor's farm upou whieh his son, P. G.
Bomis, now lives, for tho lnttor's villngo
proporty on Danvillo strcot.
Oiiportunity somotinies knocks at a
nian s door to bo tohl to call ngaiu.
lloro's an opportunity to mako tho futuro
FOR FREE ADVICE
Every Woman Should Write Di S,
B. Hartman, President of Tho
Hartman Sanitarium.
Mrs. C. Ii. Byron.
Mrs. 0. L. Byron, of 540 Lincoln ava
nuo, Chloago, 111., is Prcsldont of tho
Ohlcago Oorman Woman's Club. Sho
has tho following to say of Peruno, tho
great catarrh romcdy, which rolioved
hor of n sorloua easo of cntarrh of tho
bladder :
Pcruna Medlclno Co., Columbus, O.:
Qentlemcn"! was curcd of a very
sovere caso ot bladder troublo which
tho doctors did not knowhow to rench.
I had sovoro headacho and dragglng
palns with it, but boforo tho second
bottlo was uscd I folt much relleved, and
aftor havlng usod tho flfth bottlo llfo
lookcd difforcnt to mo. This was ncarly
a yoar ago, nnd I havo had no recurrenco
of tho troublo. I oannot pralso Poruna
too highly.'' MRS. C. L. BYRON.
I'rco llorao Advtcc.
In vlow of tho great multltudo of
womon sufterlng from somo form of
femalo dlsoaso and yet unablo to flnd
any curo, Dr. Hartman, tho renowned
speclallst on femalo catarrhal dls
cases, has announoed his wllllngness
to dlrect the treatment of as many
cascs as make appllcatlon to hlm
durlng the summcr months wlthout
charge.
Thoso wishing to become patlents
should address Tho Pcruna Medlcine
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
welfare of your family secure nnd inerense
tlie value of your est-ite by a fltst deposit
of only about ene-thirtieth or tlie fnce
value of tho bond you will receive. Op
portunity knocks. Are you in? Are you
in ? A. T. Davis, apccial agent New York
Life Insurauce Company.
Mrs. Etta Sliep.ud has cns;aged to kecp
houso for D. B. Adams of (louhlsville.
She expccts to nssuuie the cutics of this
position in about a week or ten duys. Her
danghter, Alice, will go with her,
G. S. Carver, or "Gramp" as he is
familiarly known, retmned on Friday from
ii two weeks' visit iu Hardwick.
The Miu-shnVld Gun Club will hold their
first compptitive shoot on the range
Thursday afternoon. Tlie officers of tlio
club are very desirous tliat every member
as well as everv one intending to becomo
a meniber of tliis organiz.ition, be in nt
tondanco aud help to mako tlio meeting a
success. It is expected that Byron Wiber
and othcrs from Calais will bo present.
Ira II, Edson was home from Mont
pelier to celebiate 1ns birthday which oc
curred Sunday. He was iu rcceipt Satur
day night by niail from his daughter Mrs.
E.'E. Hauuilett of Butt'alo, X. Y., a nice
littlo piece of bric-a-bric with the inscrip
tion "Cave of the Winds, Niagara.' The
peculiar shape of the nrticle makes it all
the niore attraetive.
The Holy City Company gave a very
satisfactory entertaiument at Lamberteu's
hall Satnrday evcning aud the audience
which greeted them was above tho aver
age considering tho short advertising and
tho inclemency of the weather. Although
it did not prove to bo a very paying ven
ture for the Good Templars under whose
auspices this company came here, the or
der is uevertheless to be congratulated
npou tho high-class of the entertaimuent
they secured,
The advance ftgeut for tlie Itoly City
Company being, by reasou of tlie recent
floods, uuable to get ahead sufiiciently to
make a date for tlie company ou Monday
eveuing, they decided to remain over Sun
dny aud Monday in this place and rcpeat
their euteitainment Monday eveuing with
somo changes in the first part of tlio pro
gram. Pait of the niembers of the com
pany nssisted the cheir nt the Methodist
church in the Sunday morning service nnd
in tho ovening gnw a few serections at a
union serviee in the Congregational church.
Tho Molly's Falls Electrie Light &
Power Company has purchascd auother
watcr motor and the arbor carrviug the
ono now iu use is to bo extended sufii
ciently to run both wheels on tho same
arbor aud the powor of tho plaut is there
by expected to be nearly donbled. Tho
present business taxes ncarly the full
capacity of the wheel now in use nnd new
business is coniing every year.
Mrs. Lovina Packor is ill.
Mrs. 0. I. Preston wout to Burling
ton Monday for treatmcut at tho Mary
Fletcher Hospitnl.
Sheriff F. H. Trncy of Montpelier
was in town Saturday on business.
Tlia board of school direotors met
on Monday to considor tho location
nud bmlding of tho now school houso
ou dt-pot hill.
Mrs. S. H. Pncker is visiting
trlends ux sovernl ot tho clties iu
Massnclinsotts, nnd will bo nbseut
from huino ton dnys or two weeks.
Locnl pupors cou'iuond tlio piano
soleotions givon by Miss Edith Smith
at tho graduating oxoroisos nt Mont
pelior Soininary.
A. T. Woodcock has linished work
in tho blacksmith shon of J. S. Whito
hill nnd Mr. Wliitehill is to conduot
tho businoss alono, ns formorly.
' Mark A. Davis wns at homo from
Barro Thursday, Ho hns an ongnge
mont for tlio summor iu ono of tho
largo hotols in tho Whito Mouutains.
Miss Anua Buruham is nt homo
from Burlington for tho summor.
0. S. Adams suft'orcd nnothor slight
shock Mondny nftornoon.