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VERMONT WATCIIMAN & STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1902.
akea short roads.
nd light loads.
REASE
bod for cverything
that runs on whecls.
Sold Evcrywhero.
Hads y BTANDAHU OIX. CO.
CORINTH. '
Mrs. Wnson, widow of Edward
Wason, diod Jnni' :j. Funeral ser
vices at the horuo Thursday p. m. , in
termeut at tho centor, besido hor hus
band, Rov. Mr. Allen of Chelsea
offlciated. Sho is survivod by two
dnughtors.
Miss Brown of Brockton, Mass., lias
fome to lior snmmer home.
Joc-1 Bailey, aged about oighty-three
years, died Juue 11. Funeral froin
his lato homo on Friday. Ho liad
bein feeblo for about a ycar. IIo is
survivc-d by a widow, a daughter, Mrs.
D. M. Bond of North Thetford, and
a son, Martin Bailey.
Miss Maud Horsford of New York
City has arrivcd at Maplewood farm
to board a part of her vaeation.
' Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Bond and sons
Otis and Alden of North Thetford,
were in town to attend thoir grand
father" s funeral.
L. M. Eatou has jnst finished paint
ing Mrs. M.O . Cnrrior's flno bnild
ings, orected last ycar. She lias mado
otlier improvemonts and hor place is
one of tho prettiest in town. She lias
also pnrchasod the Grant houso in
East Corinth and intonds to ropair it
at once. If more pains were takon
throughout the town in kueping our
buildings in repair liow niuch uioro
prosperous would the farms look to
the passers by and their valno would
bo mncli enhanced.
Mrs. Julia Tapliu, widow of .Toseph
Tapliu, is very low.
A N. Uplmui has hs third lot of
incnbator cliickens out.
Rov. W. Harding pre.tched at the
acadeniy hall Sunday evening.
Childrons' Day was observed at the
Congregational churcli on Sunday.
E. L. Srnith has been to New York
the past week on bnsiness.
Mrs. Petersou from Boston with her
two children are at Jier parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. M. Sleeper's. Mr. Peter
son has gone to Califoruia, tliinking
to locato tliere.
EAST MONTPELIER.
The terriflc raiu storm tJiat passed '
over this section Sunday uight caused ,
much daniage. Several bridges were j
carried away by the swollen streams 1
and in manv places tlie roads aro bad- I
ly gnllied, rendonng tlie higliway lm
passable in almost every direction.
Crops were also badly dauiaged.
As a party was searchiug tho rivor
for a runaway boat Mouday rnorning,
the body oi a cow was discovered in
the inillpoud of ,1. S. Wheelock, it
evideutly fioated down streani througli
the uight. It was soon rernoved by
the selectnien.
Harry Dauiels has purcliased ono
hundred thousand clapboards of O. C.
Putnam and son.
t
S. H. Hnmmitt and family were in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. E. C. Kenuey, Sunday sohool
Stato niissiouary visited the Evangeli
cal church Sundav. Mr. Kenney's
address to the school was much appre
ciated as he was instrumental in its
organizatiou, nearly eight years ago.Jj
CHELSEA.
Rov. Carl H. Corwiu of Bellaire,
Mich., arrivediu town last weok on a
visit of several weeks to his parents.
Ho preached on Sunday rnorning in
tho Congregational church, as Rev, E.
E. Herrick, wlio was oxpected, was
not ablo to bo prosont. Mr. Herrick
is now espected to be presont next
Sunday.
As your correspoiident was out of
town last weeu ho is not able to givo
a detailed accouut of the county W.
O. T. U. convention, which was held
on Tuesday and Wednesday in the
Conrgegatioual church. Tho address
of Miss Annio Robbins on the Philip
piues is highly spoken of.
Georgo F. D. Fronch diod qu Wed
nesday of blood poisoning, tho result
of an accident eight weeks ago, wlien
ho stoppcd on a rusty nail whicli pcn
etratod his foot. Mr. Frencli was 52
years of age, a man of unnsual indus
try, and a member of tho Congrega
tioual church. A widow and daugh
tor survive him. Tlio funoral services
woro held on Friday at tho Congre
gational church, Rov. A. J. Eastman
olllciating, assistetl by Kov. C. H.
Corwin.
Mrs. L. M. Peaslee of Laucastor,
N H., is visiting at E. O. Tracy's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Davis arrived
last weok from thoir winter'e sorvico
at tho Hotel Yendomo, Boston, and
will soon leavo for thoir summer's
work at tlio Profllo Houso, White
Mountains.
Susio Curry of Boston and Stella
Ourry of Rockdalo, Tox., have takon
rooms for tho summor at C. W. Bix
by's. Dr. S. N. Goss, J. B. Atwood, and
1902
Nlakos Sovonty-ono Yoars That-
DOWN'S ELIXIR
Has boen mado and sold. During
this timo it has oured moro colds,
coughs and all kiuds of pulmouary
ailments tlian any otlnr medicine now
mado anywliere in tho groat wido
round world.
Evon consumption has many timos
been oured by it. If not alruady in
your modicino onpboard mako a Now
Years's resolution to got it today
Sold at all drug storos.
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IN MONTPELIER,
Every Claim Is Backed by Loca
Teslimony,
If tlio reador wants strongor proof
tlian tlio following statoment and
oxperionco of a rosidont of Montpel
ier, what can it bo?
.Tamcs Campbell, of 0 Pitkin St.,
says: "My kidnoys flrst hegan to
bothor nie in tho winter of 1902,
Tliis was positivoly provon by pains
across my back, cspecially if I did
much lifting or stooping. I also had
a diilloulty with tlio kidnoy secrotions
which was vory annoying and com
polled mo to got up sovoral times at
uight. I tried difl'oront rcmedies, I
saw advortised but obtained little ro
lief. A friond advised mo to givo
Doan's Kidney Pills a trial and I got
a box from W. E. Poolo's drug storo.
I used them as dlrectcd, Thcy stop
pod tho pain in my back and relioved
the other kidney weakness and flually
I was complctely cured. ' 1 For salo
by all doalors. Prico 60 conts. Fos-ter-Milburn
Co. , Buffalo, N. Y. , solo
agents for tho United States.
Romember tho name -Doan's and
tako no substitute.
A. L. Skinner attended tho annual G.
A. R. encampmont at Montpelior, last
weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Davis of
Bethel and thoir young child wore at
G. L, Srow's over Sunday.
L. H. Cook of Danby is visiting
his father, E. W. Cook and his sister,
Mrs. D. A. Hutchinson.
Children's Day will be observed at
tho Methodist church next Sunday
morning.
On Wednesday evening of this week
thero will bo a social in the vestry
ol tlio Uongregational cburcli. En
tertainment will be furnished and ro
fresliments provided.
Miss Mariu Roitinger, for many years
a teacher and Bible reader among her
own people, tho Bohemians, of Clovo
land, O. , wlio has been supportcd iu
this work by f unds given by tlio Ghris
tian Endeavor societies of this State,
will be in Orange County next week,
visiting the chnrchesand Endeavor so
cieties, and telling many things of
interest coiieerning her peoplo and
her work. She will havo a Polish
costume, and will illustrato tho-lnn-guage,
manners, and customs of tho
Bohemians and Poles. Sho is ac
nnainted with tho Czolgosz tamily
and will speak of them. She will
speak in the following Congregational
churches and peoplo of neighboring
towns are invited to como and hear
her : Randolph, Juno 23 j Brookfield,
Juno 24 ; Williamstown, Juno 23 ;
Chelsea, Juno 20; Orange or East
Barre, June 27; Newbury, Juno 30;
Bradford, July 1 ; Post Mills, July 2 ;
Thetford, July 3.
SOUTH STRAFFORD.
Services for tlie sunimer will commeucc
at the Universalsst church oa Sunday,
June 22, by Mr. Flower of Canton, Mass.
Mrs. Freeman Hewes is about to orect
a new house nearly opi)osite tlie Barrctt
hotel. .
Rev. Mr. Elliott of Waterbury preach
ed at the Free Baptist church in this placo
on Sunday. As yet no one has been found
to fill the place of the late Rev. J. R.
Franklin.
Tlie remains of Orange Avery, a former
resident of this place, were brought hero
for interment last Thursday.
"1 Had thoVldgots,"
says Mrs. Mitchell, of Newark, N. J.
"I couldn't eat, I couldn't sleep. and
was norvous and miserable. Thero
seemed to be a sort of gnawiug, nag
ging feeling in my bones. Nothiug
helped me nntil I used the new uiedi
cino, Calcura Solvout, discovored by
Dr. David Keiinedy, of Kennedy Row,
Kingstou, N. Y. That set mo right."
For salo by all druggists, $1.00,
CABOT.
Miss Ada Bilodeau is attending com
niencemeut at St. Jolmsbury.
Miss Bertha Osgoed is expected houio
from her school duties soon.
Cabot may well feel proud of its young
people in the way they seek to better
tlioinselves by an eilucation, L,ast year
three young ladics graduated at Mont
pelier Seiniuary, Misses Grace Whittier,
Cora Lano and Julia Blodgett. Miss
Blodgctt won two prizes in declaniation
contests, tho last ono being a prico of $10
iu the graduation prizo eontest. This
year, Miss Grace Kimball graduates fram
Hardwick academy, May Ornisbeo from
Johnson Normal, Uarrio Smith from St.
Jolmsbury academy, Miss Carlie Hills and
T TTf. P f , O !
ieon naiues irom montpelier oouiinury
Witch Hazel Oil
TIII3 PILH OINTMHNT.
One Application, Gives Relief,
It cures I'ilcs or Hcmorrhoids External
or Intc-rnal, Hlind or lilccding, Itching or
Iiurning, Fissurcs and Fistulas. Hclicf im
mcdiatc cure certain.
It curcB Hqrns and Scalds. The rclicf
instant.
It curgs InP.amcd or Cakcd llreasts and
Sore Nipples. Invaluablc.
It curcs Salt Kheum, Tctters, Scurfy
Kruptions, Chappcd Hands, Fevcr Iilisters,
Sore l.ips or Nostrils. Corns, Uunions,
Sore and Cliafed Fect, Stmgs of insccts,
Mowpiito Ilitcs and Sunburns.
Threo Slzos, 25o., 50o. and $1.00
i x'd by Drjgglsts, sr -ent prc-pa!d on tccciptof prka
, n . iVPW VUItll.
WEST CORINTH.
Loiiis Truo and Ruby llcatli wcro inar
ricd at tho Congregational parsonago in
Chelsea, Juno 11, by Rov. A. J. Eastiiuln.
Frank Hitttou and J. 1'. Wicgins wcro
!.. T,..1!. 1 1 ?,?
iu jjiuiiiignin iwii miys msi wook.
II, E, Day and Martiu Ohcr wero at
J'ast Urango last batunlay.
Miss Brssie Decooeho of West Fairleo
has been a gucst at David Ward's for
several uays past.
Edna Ward is working at Carl Slack's
in Bradford,
Mrs. Cranc of Hartford is stopping for
a short tnno with nuv. A blieparcl and
wife.
Mrs. Giles Keuyon went to Grand Isle
with hor hrotlicr, Frank Maynard, a fow
days ngo.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Josopli Ricliardson of
Strafford wcro at R. H. Williaius' ro
cently. Enima llill lias been very sick tlio past
weok and nttonded by Dr. Corwin of
Chelsea.
The remains of Joel Bailey, a life long
resident of this town. wero brought liere
last Friday and huried iu the family lot in
tho tippcr cemctery. Ho leaves a widow,
ono son and ono daughter. Hq was near
ly eighty-four years of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroo Bond from North
Thetford wcro in town last Friday to at
tend tho funeral of Joel Bailey, Mrs.
Bond's father.
Buffalo bus mado their flrst appcar
nnco iu this vicinity last summcr and no
doubt everyone who is troubled with them
will be glad to read in tho Williamstown
items reeently of how one woman kept
them out of her carpcts. We hope others
will speak on the subject.
Mis. Josio Hill was ealled hoine from
Ilolyokc, Mass., last week on account of
the lllness of her little daughter, Kmma.
Fred Cross and Mrs. Lamercv of Ver
shire visited his sister, Mrs. Winuio
lggms last Sunday.
C. L. Spcar and wife havo been at Ver
shire ipiite oftcn of late to see his motlier,
wlio is very low nnd not expected to re-
ovcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bolionon nnd Mr.
and Mrs B. II. Wiggius went to Fairleo
lake fishing last Satutday.
The road commissioner with the road
machine nnd help, has been reiiairing the
roads in this rart of the town for tho past
fow davs.
EAST ORANGE.
Mabcl Ilutcliinsoii is Iioino from Brad
ford high school for the suinmcr vacution.
Mrs. Julia Ilutcliinsoii has been very
sick with tho measles the past two weeks
but is gaming slowly.
Hiram Thurston of Washington is visit
ing m t6wn.
Carrol Button spcnt Sunday at home.
Several from this place took a two days'
fishing trip to Morey Lake last week.
R. F. Ricliardson, G. W. Davis and E.
L. Sanborn, with their wives, went to
Hanover, N. II.. on Monday to attend
tho wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
H . nichardson.
On account'of the absence of Rev. Mr.
Boyd there was no service Sunday.
EAST BROOKFIELD. .
Jurymcn Hibbard and Trask finished
their labors at Chelsea last week and wero
dismissed.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robbins are en-
tertaiuing the founer's brother and wife.
Charles Hixsonand sister, Mrs. Heury,
peut last week with friends in Waterbury.
Mrs. Dr. Griffitb and Mrs. W. W.
Sprague of Randolph spent Sunday with
relatives liere nucl tlie latter nlleu ner old
timo place in the ladies' quartette, which
rendered three selcctions at the church
services.
There was a larce attendance from this
part of the town at the caucus last Sat
urday afternoon, which passed off smooth-
ly and pleasantly, resnlting in the election
ot Proctor delegates to the State conven
tion by a vote of 128 against 01 for Mc
Cullough. GROTON.
Frank Kittridcro has moved from the
Dsniel Coffriu house to a teuemeut in the
Hatch block.
Haivey Noves of St. Johnsburv visited
at 0. G. Morrison's a few davs last week.
Children's Dav was observed at the
Methodist church last Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur treeinan last Saturdav.
Miss Rose Corruth is at home from
Montpelier, where she has been working
for a few weeks.
Quito a . uuinber went from here to
Sym's pond last Monday fishing.
No need to fear sudden attaeks of ehol-
era inrantum, dysentery, diarrha-a, or
suunner coninlalnt. if you liave Dr. Fowl
er's Extract of Wild Strawberry iu tho
meaiciue ctiest
WATERBURY CENTER.
Tho Freo Baptist ouartorly moot-
ing which was held with tho Rivor
Church last Saturday aud Sunday
was very woll attended aud was of
lnterost to tlio uonomlnation.
Tho concort civen at Seminary hall
by tlio lloward Opora Houso orcliestra
of Burlington was a success, moro
tlian 150 tiokots having been sold at
tho door , besido tho largo uumbor of
tickots sola lor tlio suppor. Tlio mu-
sio by tho orohestra was vory fino.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Parkor of Lis-
bon, N. H. ,havo been visiting iu tho
placo for a fow days.
Mrs. E. B. Fullor and hor daugh-
tor, iuiss mu i' uuer oi iJrattionoro aro
guosts of Mrs. and Mrs. 0. II. Min-
ott, and atfonding tho Quartorly
meoting.
f!PS. A. Mansfiold, C. O. Hayes and
E. A. Nowcoinb of this placo attond
ed tho Masonio Grand Lodgo in Bur
lington last weok Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Bortha Piko of Montpolior
spont Sunday with hor paronts. '
Last Sunday, at the Methodist
ohuroh, Ohildron's day was obsorvod,
wliich was intoresting to all, but moro
ospeoially to tho ohildren.
J. II. Mossor, who has ronted tho
wheelwriglit shop and machinory, of
L, Huntloy, is doing a good businoss,
having all tho work ho can do, in now
work and in repairing.
Euergy all goney Headaclio? Stomaeli
out of ordeff dliuply a easo ot lorpid
llver. Hurdook Ulood Hlttors will mako
a new man or woiunu of you.
A Good fiearted
Man,
or In other words, mcn with
good sound hcarts, arc not very
numcrous. Thc incrcasing
number of suddcn death.9 from
licart discasc
daily chron
idcd by thc
prcss, is proof
of thc alarm
ing prcva
lcncc of this
dangcrous
complaint,
andas noonc
can forctell
iust whcn a
fatal collapsc J' A Kreamer.
will occur, thc danger of ncg
lecting trcatment is ccrtainly a
very risky mattcr. If you arc
short of brcath, .havc pain in
left sidc, smothcring spclls, pal
pitation, unablc to lic on sidc,
cspecially thc lcft, you should
bcgin taking
MUcs'Hearl Cure.
J. A. Kreamer of Arkansas Clty, Kans,
says: "My heart was to bad It was Im
posslble forme to lie down, and I ccmld
nelthcr sleep nor rest. My decUne was
rapid, and I realired I must (jet help
soon. I was advised to try Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure, which I dld, and candldly
believc it savcd my life."
Dr. Mtlos Komodtes nro aold
by all druoeista on ouaranlec.
Dr. MIIcq Medloal Co., Elkhort, Ind.
WORCESTER.
Arthur Emerv has moved his familv to
Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Austiti of Moretown
wero gucsts at Harold Austin's over Sun
dav.
Mrs. Alvin Holmcs of Plainfield has
been visiting nt Frank King's.
Mrs. Dodge of Lisbon, N. H., is tho
guest of Mrs. F. T. Ilutcliinsoii her sister.
The Ladies' Aid societv met with Mrs.
Roger Hovey last Wednesday.
Mas. F. B. Connor has returned from
Bellows Falls, where she has been with
her dnughter, Mrs. McElroy, for tho past
two weeks.
C. C. Wigcins and wife, Henry Max-
ham and wife and Mrs. Abbie Joncs of
Middlesex wcro in town Sunday.
A special sermon for tho children will
be delivered next Sunday morning by Rev.
J. W. Illsley at the Methodist church.
The heavy rain of Sundav night did
much daniage, bridges hoing caaried away
and roads badly washed in some parts of
the town.
Children's Day was observed with np-
propnate o.xercises ut the Methodist
church last Sundav and tho attendaace
was large. The piogramme was made up
of recitations and singing which were well
rendered. Kev. ,J. V. Illsley oilered
prayer and ave a hrief Uilk. The deeo
rations consisted of potted plants, ferns
and evcrgreen, wliich wero very prettily
arranged.
Tlio Stars of Worcester played the re-
turn game wirh the Sodom team, at the
latter plaee last Wednesday. The Stars
won tlie score. stan'ding 31 to 7 in their
favor. It is plain to be seen that tho
Sodom boys are no match for the Stars
and iinless they get in better shape tlie
teams are not likely to come togethcr
agam tor we tliniK tliat tlioy are satistied
that thev cannot win frem tho W'orcester
boys. Time of game, two hours and
twenty mmutes. Lnipire, JJean Withaiu.
Seald liead is an ei'zeiua of the sealp
verv severe sometlmes. but it can bo
eurul Doan's Ointment, qitlck aud per
maiient lu its results. At any drue store:
oO eents.
WEST NEWBURY.
Last Thursday evening several of Mr.
and Mrs. George Page's friends called on
them to remind them that it was tho
thirtieth anniversary of their marriage.
During the evening a Morris chair and an
oak extension table were giveu them, a
token of good will.
Miss Luthera Carleton returned home
Friday from the Randolph Normal school,
from which she has reeently graduated.
Saturday, June 14, Sherburne Tucker,
Jr , left his boyhood behiud, having
reached his twenty-first birthday. To
celebrate the eveut, several of the young
people gathered at his home aud passed a
pleasant evening. Ico-eream nnd eako
wero served nnd games played,
Miss Edna Tuttlo is at home from New
bury Seminary for the summer vaeation,
Rev. Mr. Furness nnd wife nttended the
Congregational convention at Springfield,
Vt.
Three spectres that threaton baby's
life. Oholera infantum, dysontory,
diarrhoea. Dr. Fowlor's Extract of
Wild Strawborry novor fails to cou
quor thom.
Mrs. Frank Fisher has beeu very sick,
but is slowly recovering.
Rev. Mr. W. F. Bissell from Brimfield
will supply tho pulpit next Sunday. Mr.
i. n. ftlcrrill will accompany litm.
Prof, Taggart from Newbury will givo
au entertainment at tho church Wednes
day ovening, June 18. Ice-cream and
eako will bo served.
Hundivds of lives tuved ovoy yeur In-
1... rni.n......t l.-l..f....tn t.. .I...
houso justwhonlt isneeded. Curus eroup,
heals burus, euts, wounds of every sort.
Wo promptly obtaln V 8. and ForelKn
f Bond inodel.skctcli or nlioto ot Invmtlon toti
: ireorepon on raieuiauiuiy j-or ireo ijook,
now to bocuroTD AllL MADlfC w me
' l'utoms nnd I IIHUt.-IIHIU0 ti
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D. C.
Gentral Vermont Railway.
('mii)cncliii; June 22, isia.
Tralns Colna South antl East Will
Loavo Montpolior no Follows:
9:00 A..M. MAlf, week ilajs, Tor llodon, 8irlnK
Held aml Now York. l'arlor cnr rrom AVlille Itlvcr
Jiinctldii to New York.
12:311 '. M. KXl'ltKS.S, week days, tor llotton Miil
New York vln Hprlntrilclil, or New lyndon aml Wor
cester vla Nnsliun. l'arlor car to Iloston aud Siirlnn-
fcil'.M, I'AeSENOEIt, Meck dayi, for Wlillo
ltlvcr Jct.
12:40 A. M., dally KXI'llKSS. Tor lloslon Tla lw.
ell and all tmliiti In New Knfdand, New York tau
outli. riillmaii blccK!rs to iloston and sprlnn
fleld. Tralns Colng North and Wost.
II:8A.M., ilally EXl'HESS for Montrcal and tlie
west aml wcck daye for Oydenslmrtf, Illcliford and
ottawa. Slc-iplni! cars. Montpelier Junctlon lo
Montreal.
8:0UA.M. PASSENOEK, week days, for DurlliiK
ton, Ilut nd, St. Allians, Montrcal, Ottawa and
Illcliford.
11:30 1'. M, l'ASSENOEll, wcck days, rnr lliirllne
ton. at. Al .aiis, Montrcal, Itouecs l'oml, and
Illc ford. l'arlor car lo Montrcal wlthotit chanjrc.
3.65 V. M. WHITE MOUSTA1N EXl'HESS, wcck
daa, lor llurlliiKtoii. conncctlnx wllli atcaiucr ror
rlnlltl.urif and thc Adlrondacks. l'arlor car.
6tMl'. M. EXl'ltKSS for llurllnKton, St. Altians
ind Montrcal. 1'iillinau tli-rplnx car from Montpelier
Junctlon to Clilcaico wltliuut clianKc.
Suburbnn Traln Sorvico.
Eeave Montpelier at 3:ln, 0:20 A. M., 12:55
iao, 6:2or. M. Arrlve at Ilarre twenty mlnutc after
leaTlnKtlnic.
l.eaye llarre at 12:01 A. M., 8:35, A. M.s 12:01 M.i
1:0.5,5:30 1'. M. Arrlve at Montpelier, twenty tuln
ntcs arter lcavlntr timo,
Tralns leae for Williamstown at 12:65 r. M. and
l:60f M.
All passenitcr tralns will stop at tlie l'ioncer
Works to take or leave passenxcrs whcn slKiiallcd.
C. A. LANO, Airent.l
B. H. F1T7.IIUOII, Vlce l'rcs., Ocncral Manager.
S. W. OU.M.MINUS, Gcneral l'ascru:er Aeent.
Montpelier & Wells River R. R
In EHect I)ec. 9, 1901. Tralns lcavimt Moatocllcr
as IOUOW5 uoniK eas t
8:00 A. M. Mall. '
(C. V. sutton 7:60 a.m
Connccts at Wells Itlvcr wltli accoimuodatlon traln
north, and with mall traln south over I'assumpslc
DIV'lSloll Iloston A Mallio It. It. Also cniinccta with
accommodatlon traln nortli, vla Whlle Monntaln
Ulvlslon, and nlthmall traln south, wlilcli has Uirouiih
traln service from Wells Itlvcr lo Iloston, vla Ply
mouth, Concord, Manchester, N'ashua and Ijowcll,
arrlvlng at Iloston at 4:30 p. M.
1:10 P. M. Expross.
(C V. statlon 1 :00 p. it.)
Connccts al Wells ltlver with exnress atnl ma 1
traln nortli over I'assumpslc Ulvlslon. II. & M. It. It
Soo Llne exprcss to St. I'aul aud Mluucapolls
Weotern e.xpress to Chlcaeo and nlidit cxpress lor
Pacltlc Coasl poinls vla C. 1'. Ity. Tlirouxh sleeplnit
cars, Wells Klvcr to St. I'aul, Montrcal to Chlcano
dally except saturdays. Montreal to I'aclflc Coast,
and tourlstcars to Pacltlc Coast Wedni'Sdays. Con
nects with mall traln lor Lisbon, Llltli-ton. Wlillcflelil,
Kaliyaus. Lancaster. Orovcton and lierlln. AIo
connccts Ith c.ircss traln for llnstnu vla I'lymoulli,
irrivini: ax lutsion ai a:tio 1. ai. iurouKU parior car
Wells Illvcr to Iloston.
4:10 P.M. Accommodatlon.
(Leaves from M. & W. It. statlon only.)
Connccts at Wells Itlvcr with traln north over
I'assumnslc Ulvlslon. II. A M. It. It.. for all statlons
betwecn Wells Itlvcr nnd Lyndonville, with accom
modatlon south for all statlons betncen Wells ltlver
aud lilto Klvi-r.Iunctlon, and with accommodatlon
Uali.ovcr White Mountaln Ulvlslon. II. AM.lt.lt..
for Lhhon, Llttlcton, Whltcflcld and Lancaster.
Tralns Wost.
Leave Wells Itlver-7.00, 10.05 A. M. 3.40 V. M.
Arrlve Montpelier-? 35, 11.35 A. M. 5.11 1'. M
From Boston.
Leave linstou 10:00 A. M.
Arrlve Montpelier 6:11 r. M.
Suburban Traln Sorvico.
Leave Montpeller-0.30, !).15, ll.tJ A. M. 2.40, 4.30
4.1SP. M.
Arrlve Ilarre-6.50, 10.05, 11.56 A. M 3.00, 55.3,
5.30 1'. JI.
Leave Harrt 7.30, 10.20 A. M, 12.45, 3.15, 4.10,
Arrive'MontnelIer-7.15, 10.35 A. M. l.no, 3.30 Ut',
D.nu i m.
W. A. STOWELL. Ocncral Manager.
F. W. STANYA X, Supcrlntendenti
F. W. MOItSE. Clen'l. I'ass. Agent.
. Boston & Maine Kailroad.
Wlntor Arrangomont.
IN EFFECT OCT. 14, 1901.
Tralns Leave Wells Rivor North
Bound.
2:20 A. M dally, prlnclpal sliitlnns to'Newport and
.ioiiireai, t aucruroohe antl iuei,cc cxcepi sun
dav.) 2:10 A. M dally, except Monday for St. Jolmsbury,
Lyndonville, ,cwnori, isuerurouKC anu vueoec
excent Sundav and Moiul.iv.
J:52 A. M., for stallous to Newport and Sherbrooke
ar.u vucucc.
1:25 I". M for prlnclpal statlons to Newport and
Montrcal.
3 :20 1 M.. for statlons to Newnort and Sherbrooke.
t'M V. M., for statlons lo lyndonville.
South Bound.
1:35 A. M., except Monday, for prlnclpal statlons to
w . it. .luuciion, orcesier, itosiou auo suriUK
Held. 1:55 A. M dally for stallous on W. M. Wvto Con
cord, .Manchester, ashua worcester, L,owen,
aud Iloston.
0 A. M.. Iroui W'oodsvllle for stallous to ' oi.Jord
aud Iloston.
D:5fi A. M lor statlons to W. II. Junctlon, Concord,
orcesier uim uosion.
):53 A.M., lor statlons on W. M. Ulv. to Concord,
Worcester and Iloston.
1:00 P, M.. lor statlnus toW.lt. Jnctlon, Sprlng-
Held. Concoiil. Worcester aud Iloston.
2154 P.M., tor l'ljiuouth. Concord, Worcester and
Iloston.
245 1. M., from Woodsrllle for statlons to Plj-
JIOUIU.
:50 P M..for all statlons to White ltlver Junctlon.
Colng North on W. M. Dlv. at
7:00 A. M from Woodsville for statlous to Wlng
Iload.
:52 A. M., for statlons to Fabyan. llerllu, Gorhatn,
,'trovcton and Colebrook.
8: 7 1'. M., to statlons to Fabyan, lUill and Grovo
ton
6:55 P. M.. for statlous to Whltefieli. Lancajter
10115 A. M.. Sundays ccly ror Lancav
From Woodsvllli
J. FLANDERS,
Ocn. l'm.nncl Tlcket Acout.
WAITSFIELD.
Newtou Murray aud Florenco JIc
Carty wero iu Waterbury on Monday.
Monday started in liko a lauib, but
eudediliko a liou, when the hardest
shower of the season visited tlie val
ley, raiuing a pcrfect dolugo for one
hour.
It was with diilloulty that tho stago
got to Middlesex Monday owiug to
tho washouts causod by the cloud
burst which did so much dauiago at
that placo Sunday uight. Tlio froipht
teams had to turn back as it was im
possiblo for heavy loads to cross the
washouts. When tho stago left in tho
morning nothiug had been 'heard of
tho ell'ects of tho storm at Middlesox
aud tho ilrst to rocoivo tho nows of
tho disastor was J. J, Kolty, tlio stago
driver, upou his arrival at Moretown.
Mrs. Goorgo Papo and children aro
tho guests of frionds in northern Ver
mont this weok.
II. M. Carpentor went to Montpolier
Wednesday with a load of liogs.
Frank Richards of Brooklvn, N. Y.,
was in town Wednosday on businoss. ;
John Granflold, who has boon quito
ill with livor trouble, this spring, is
roportod on tho pain.
O. O. Warron of Waterbury was'in
town with his automobilo Wednosday.
IiniE? Who Hvo Uied Them,
LnU I LO Reoommend as the BEST
1U. K'fi'N
BtirCrownPrand
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
IniroedUtrellef,nodangcr,nopaln. .
UH-d lor rean by lcsdluit ipvclftllsti, llunaredl c-rteftl
monlsls. A trl I will convlnce you ol their Intrlnilo vtlas
Incaioofiurprnilou. Bcnd ftn centi lor uxafH toa
book. AlluruiiglitiorbyinalialJOboi.
K1N6 MEDICINE C0 Box 1930, BOSTON, MASS.
PARKEH'S
HAIR DALSAM
Cltantfi and tK-autlllci tlw halr.
Promotes a loxurlont (rrowtli.
Never FaiU to nestoro Oray
Halr to lla Youthfu. 9!,or'
Wc.andtUOat Drupglils
State Convention.
(Contlnricd from pago 3. )
madc evident in the evening when the
following resolutlons adopted at that ses
sion wcrc tlistributed among the dele
gates and populacc gcncrally. The rcso
lutions follow.
"Whi'iva?, Tlio agltatlon tr.r the repeal
ot thelaw prohiblllngthotrallli'liilntoxl
eiitlligllniiors.iimkesltiipparent that thero
la a eoiisrdi'rabli! jiortlon ot tlio Hepubll.
eaii jmrty wlilcli deslres sueh repeal, and
the subsiltutlon of a dlirerefit regula
tion, "Therefore, Uesohed, That we Hepub
lleans (leinnnd that the Leglslnturo pass n
hlgli lleense local optlon law, nnd llmt the
saiiio bo Btibiiiltted to tho voters of Vor
mont, nnd bi'fomo efreetlvo only when a
lnajorlty of the voters of the stmc slgnlty
tlielr niiiiroval, lu tlie saino lnnutier as tlio
lirohlbitlon law beeaiue elfeetlve llfty
years npo.
"Hesolved, Tliat this eoiiveiitlonreeoin
inonds nnd di'inatids tliat tlie next Legls
latttro eiiiiet n law reuiilatliiK priinaiies or
eiiticuses called for tlio ptiriioso of piittlng
In lionilnutloM candldates for the vnrloti
town, elty, eminty anil State oillees aud to
provlde sueh nilesandrejiulationa as sliall
snfi-giiurd tlio ptirity of noiniiiatlon ns
well us f-leellon; aud also to provide ade
Hiato punlsliinent for tbose vlolntlng tlio
9iuno.'
A rider was attached to tlie foregoing,
which coming from the Clement contin
gent, took the form of an ultimatum vi..,
that Clement, as to ths temperance ques
tion, would insist on having the plat
formashe wanted it or there would be
trouble. The intimation was that, in this
mattcr, the other candidates and their
friends would not dare oppose Clement.
This rider reads : "The Republican
State convention will ho asked to lncor
porate the same in its platform."
There were 725 delegates in atten
dance upon the convention, the full
quota allowinc for three whom South
Royalton failed to elect.
Loads Thom All.
"One Minuto Cough Ouro beats all
otlier medicines I over tried for coughs,
colds, croup, and throat and lung
troubles," says D. Scott Ourrin, of
Loganton, Pa., One Minuto Cough
Oure is tho only ab.-olutely safo cougli
remedy wliich acts imtnediatcfy.
Mothers everywhere testify to tho
good it has dono their little ones.
Oroup is so sudden in its nttack that
the doctor often arrives too late. It
yields at once to Ono Minute Cough
Cure. Pleasant to take. Children
liko it. Suro cure for grip, broii
chitis, and colds. C Blakoly's.
OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIXD.
Publielty is tlie life-blood of prosper
ous trade. "Out of sight out of niiud" is
Iieetillarly true in nierenutile affnlrs
CHICHCSTER'S ENGLISH
Orlirlnal Bml tlntr t.pnnln,..
HAFPJ. Alwairelt&Me l.ii.llc. asl( PruffKlil
tor cihciii;sti;ii'.s Kr.L,ISII
i UE1I anl 0ld metslltc b.xei tci'.tl
ith tuue rihhoD Take no other. Itcfti.o
fff llnno. Ruj ot your Urapgi-it or f eo 1 4c. fa
I llun(trnTi tlht1t ntlnnK nnil Imlln.
an4 Ilellcf fnr Laill (. in Ittttr. by re
turn Mull. 1 .(! luitfmoniali. Kbldbr
fcll Dru22ilt4 Clilrhpatfi- Chfmlcnl Cn..
Mentfc-Q tttU paper SladlitoD Hyuare, 1MIILA..
Dr. Emmons'
Monthly Kcculntor, Im- ljrougntliapplnessto
hundreils or naxloui womeu. Tliere ls iiosl.
tlvely no other rcmcily kuowntonieUlcnlscl.
ence that will ao qulcLly niul eafuly do tho
work. Lonpest and moi-tousMnnte lrreuular.
ltles from auy cause rellcveil at once. Succeea
guarantecdnt ttuy etape. No pain, danger,
or lnterfcrcnco with work. Havo rclleved
humtreds of cases whcro othcrs have fntlcd.
The moetillfllcultcasea suKOtsfullv- treatcit
by mall, aml beneflclal results puarantccd ln
jvcry lnstance. So rlskwhatsoever. Wttrcat
nunureUsotladlesr"'om wonever sce. Wrlto
for valuabto partlo-iars antl free confldentlal
advlco. Allletterstruthfullvanswcrcil. ile.
member, this remedy laabsolutely 6a feuntler
avery possiblo comiltlon aud posltlvely
leaves no after 111 ctfect upon tho health.
By mall, securely sealeil, $2.00. Ailinoney
lctters should bo reglstered. AiMrcs. l)It
J. W.EMMOMS CO.,i:0Trcmont St.. Bostor
Legal Notices.
ESTATE OF FANN'Y Jt. FAItli.
State of Vehmont,
Distiuct or Washington, s. s.
In 1'robate Court, held at Montpelier. In and for
sald IJistrict, on the 10th day of June A. 1). HK).':!
Joel U. Harvev. Adiulnlstrator, of tlie estate o
FANNYM. FAltlt, late of Cabot, In sald Distrlct
deceascd, makcs application to sald Court for
lleense to sell all of tlie rcal e'late of sald deccased,
sltuated in Cabot, In sald Distrlct, to vdt: Home
place, representlnir tliat tho sale Is ncce6sary (or
tlie payment of the debts of sald deceased, and the
cxpcuses of adnilnlstratlonof her estate,
Wlicreupon, It Is ordcred by sald Court, that sald
npnllcatlou be rcferred to a sesslon tliereof, to be
held at tho I'roliate otllce, In sald Montpelier, on
tho 27th day of June, A. I)., 1902, for liearlns
nnd dcclslou thcrcon: Aud, It Is further ordered,
that all persons Interestcd be notlllcd hereof, by pub
llcatlon of notlce of sald application aud order
thereon three weeks successlveiy ln the VEnMONT
Watciiman anit State JouitNAL. a iiewspaper
publlslicd at Montpelier, In this btatc, and wldch
clrculates ln the nel(!hborhood of Ihose luterested,
before sald tlme ol licarlwr, that they luay appear at
sald tlmc aud place, aud, If they see cause, object
thereto.
Uy Iho Court-Att' st.
11-20 IIIItAM CAIILETOX, Judne,
W3
vi -
BACK OF MAKIIMC
CREAM OF TARTAR BISCUITS
:: IS A ::
I j
QUAKER
SOLD
I PR NDLE
AND
BARRE,
Zm
COMMISSIONEUS' NOTICE,
ESTAT1J OF ANDItEW llI.AUt, Jll.
Ths undcrslgned, havliif? been appolntcd by tho
Iloii. 1'robate Court for thc Distrlct of Washington,
Coinmlssloncrs, lo rccelvc, oxatnlnc, and adjust all
clalnu nnd deniands of all persons against tlio cstato
of ANDItEW lll-AIIt, Jr., lnle of Wnltsncld, In
sald Distrlct, deceascd and all clalms cxhlb
ltcd In oflset tlicrcto, licrcby (flve notlce that vro
will mecl for the purposcs nforcsiild, at tlio Town
Clcrk's Offlco In tlie town of WnltsHcla, In sald
Distrlct, on tho 12th day July and20tbday of Novem
bcr next, from 1 o'clock l t. nntll 1 o'clock V. it,
cnch of sald days, and that slx tnontlu from llie 2ltli
day of May, A. 1)., IW2, s tho tlme llmlted by lald
Court lor sald crcdllors to prcscnt tlielr clalms to us
for cxainlnatlon nnd allowaucc.
, llatcd at Wnltsncld, this 20th dav of May, A D.
1W2
, II. J. Ol.EASOX, ( t'ommls-
2 HJ, , , O. (I. EATON, sloncrs.
K. M. Illcliards.Adm'r.
C'OJlMIPSlONEllS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF OIlllI.V C. IlATCIlELDEll.
The undcrslifncd, havlti)? been appolntcd by tho
Ilon. I'robate Court for the Distrlct of Washington,
Conimlssloiif'rs, to rccelvc, examlne, and niljust all
clnlms nnd deniands ofall ncrsons aitalnst thc (-state
ofOIilUNC. llATCIIEI.DEIt, lato of lMalnflold, ln
sald Dlslrlct.dtceaswliand all clalms exhlbllt d Inolf
sct tlicrcto. hcreby (:lvc notlce that we will mect ror
tho purposcs aforcsalil, at the resldcnco of Mrs.
Anna Hatclielder. ln the town of lMalnflold, ln sald
Distrlct, on the 3d day of Jury and 7th day ofV
vcinbcr next. Irom 1 o'clock r. M. unlll 4 o'clock r M,
ench of sald days, and tliat slx montlis from tlio
13th day of May. A. D. 19U2, Is tho tlme llmlted oy
sald Court for sald crcdllors to present tlielr clalms
to u fm- cxainlnatlon aud nllownnce.
, Datcd at Plainfield, Ihls Otli day of June, A. D.
1902.
JEItEMVS. CHAMIlEltU.V. ) Couimls-25-27
SMII.IE S. SMITH, sioners.
i
COMUISSIO.NEHS'NOTICE.
ESTATE OF FI1ED I'AllKEIt.
The undershrued, havlmr bccn appolntfd hy the
Ilon. t'robate Court for thu Distrlct of Washington,
Cominlssloners, to rccelve, examlne aml adjust all
clalms and dcmnnds ofall persons .ifrnlnst the estate
orFIIED 1'AItKEIi, lato of Waltsllcld.ln sald Dis
trlct. dtccascd; and all clalms exlilhlted ln oflset
thereto. hereby givo notlcu that e will mcet for tha
purposcs aforcnild, at the Ilousc of H. J. McAIIIster,
ln tho town of Waitsfield, ttn sald Distrlct, on tlio
17th day of Jul and 27tb day of Novcmber next,
Irom lo'clock r. M. untll 4 o'clock 1'. M., each of sald
oajs, anu uiai six montns irom llie sn nay ofjnne.
A. D. I'i2, ls the tlmc Ihnlted by sald Court for
saw creuitors to present tlielr claim
ifms to us for ex-
ainlnatlon nnl nllowancc.
D.lleil at Waltdleld. tlils lOIh ilnv nf.Ii.nn A n
1902.
(i. 0. EAION' . ( Coinnils-
S5-ST It, J. MCAI.I.ISTEI!, ( sloners.
COMMISSIOKEItS' OTlCE.
ESTATE OF JAMES M. VAX DEUSEN
Tho underslgncd having been appolntcd ty the
Ilon. Prolmtc Court for the Distrlct of Washington
f'onitnlssloners, to rccelvc, examlne and atljiist all
clalms aud nemands ofall persons against the cstato
ot .lAMEs M. VAN DEUSEN. lnteof Waltslli ld, In
sald Distrlct, deceascd, and nll clalms exbllilted In
offsct thereto, hereby glve notlce lhatv,e will mect Tor
the purposcs aforesald, at the otllcc of .1011 S' W.
OHEUOIIY, In tho town of Waitsfield, In sald
Distrlct, on thc 16th day of Julv nnd
1th day nf Novcmber next, from 1 o'clock P .
M. unlll 4 o'clock r. M., cach of sald days, and
that slx lnonths from the 6th day of Mav. A. D.
102, ls the timo llmlted hy sald Court lor sald cmd
ltois to present tlielr clalms to us for exnmlnatlon
and nllowauce.
Dated at Waltslleld. this 10th day of June, A
D. 10.12.
II. X. IIU'IINEI.L, ( Coumils-26-27
II. M. WA17 E, i loners
LIBEL FOR DIYOUCB.
Jessie A. Ellicott ) State of Ver
vs. mont, Washing-
Charles H. Ellicott. J ton County.
In County Court, September term,
1003.
Whereas, Jessie A. Ellicott, of the
City of Montpelier, in the county of
Washington, has this day filed in
the office of the clerk of the
county court for tho county of
Washington hor libel for divorce
against Charles II. Ellicott, setting
forth in substanco that she was law
fully married to said Charles H. El
licott on tho 21st day of February.
A. D., Ik94; that sho, on her part had
faithfully kept her marriage covenant,
but that tho said Charles H. Ellicott,
on his part, had not kept the same,
for tlio said Charles H. Ellicott had
wilfully desorted the petitiouer, aud
had neglected aud ref used to support
her, aud had treated hfr with iutol
erablo severtty and further setting
forth that tho potioner lias three
children as the f ruit of said marriage ;
and praying tliat for tho causes afore
said tho court would grant her a
divorce Trom tho said Charles H. El
licott and further praying that the
cnstody of the said children be grant
ed to her.
And, whereas, it is made to appear
that tho said Charles H. Ellicott re
sides without tho State, where tho
process of this court cauuot be served
upou him, it is thereforo ordered that
the said Charles H. Ellicott be uotified
of the pendency of said libel, aud
given opportunity to make defeuce
therein, and summoned to appear aud
make auswer thereto before the Hon
orablo County Court next to be held
at Montpelier, withiu aud for the
county of Washington, ou tlie flrst
Wednesday after tlie flrst Tuesday in
September, A. D., 1902, at uine
o'clock a. m., by the publication of
the snbstauce of said libel, together
with this order, threo weeks succes
sivoly in the Vermont Watchman aud
Stato Journal, a weekly iiewspaper
published in Montpelier in said county,
tlie last of wliich publicatioiis shali
be at least sis weeks previous to said
flrst Wednesday aftor tho flrst Tues
day in September, A. D., 1902, which
shall be deemed sufiicieut notice to
the said Charles H. Ellicott.
Given undor my hand at Montpelier
in said county, this 17th dayof Juue,
A. D., 1902.
Stanlov C. Wilson, Deputy Clerk.
T. ,1. Deavitt, Attornoy for tho Pe
titiouer. 25-27
RANCE
BY . .
VERMONT.
ITI