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VERMONT WATCIIMAN & STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1902.
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CORSET COVERS;
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DRAWERS, AND ROBES.
See our Special Skirt. A regulnr $1.25 value. Special
price, 98c any day as long as they last. Other
values cqually as good. See our $10 sets.
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Blue Serge Suits
For the Hot Weatehr,
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Office at
OCMING'S LIVERY STABLE,
Opposito Dcpot Square
Barre, Vt. Telephone 137-3
THE TAXPAYERS
City and Montpelier Union District of
moutpalier,
The Kate Bill of Taxes of
the City ot Montpelier, on the
list of 1002, including State
and County Taxes, and Tax
for school purposes, is in my
hands for collection, and in or
der to save cost of collection
you are hereby notiiied to pay
the same to rae within thirty
days from date of this notice.
Timothy R. Merrill
Treasurer.
Montpelier, Vt., July 1, 1902,
AQENTS WANTED
To represont tho Connecticut General
I lAiu iiisurunco v.o. Appiy to i
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DRURY, General Agent, Room 3.
, Walton Block, State Strect. Mont-
pelier, Vt.-
F. D. MARTER, IYL. D.
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Office, Suito 4 and 5 Union
Block, Thone 107-2. Hours in
Offico : 8.30 to 9.30 A. m., 1.30 to
3 and 0.30 to 8 r. m. Residenco
Tho "Rivorsido", 128 State St.,
'Plione 107-11.
MONTPELIER,
VERMONT
MILEACE , BOOKS
RENTED.
WALTER G, WASHBURN,
Lawrence Bld'g 'Phone 27-12.
Montpelier, Vt.
BROOKFIELD.
Mrs. Cynthia Kibbco is
buildings nowly shingled.
having lior
At this writing Suryl Sumiicr, wlio has
hccn very sick thc past 'two wucks, is moro
coinfurtnblu.
Miss Cassie Henhani closed hcr school
in Post Mills last Friday and returned
homc tho flrst of tho wcek.
Several froui.hcrc attomled the county
convcntion at Chelsea, last Wedncsday.
Mrs. F, II. Locko of Concord, N. H.,
who siicnt last wcek with hor brothor, A.
L. Ftillansbee, returned to lior Iiomo Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Blaisdcll of East
Randolph visitcd his sister, Mrs. Warren
Williams, tho last of tho wcok.
Mrs. Marcus 1'euk is quito sick with n
luug trouble. Miss Louiso Cliaso is tak
ing caro of hor.
Warren Williams was in Northfield on
business Saturday.
Mrs. R. A. Pnrks of Uayileld, Wis., is
sponding two weeks with hor brothor, A.
L. Follansbco.
MAPLE 1IILL.
David Iluntingtoii has niovcd from
tho Floyd placo to tlio Outlor liouso.
Rov. Mr, Sullivan Is to prench noxt
Wedncsday ovoniug.
Georgo, Dolla nnd Earl Morrill v!b
Ited rclafives in Glaremont, N. H. ,
last wcok.
Miss Bollo Lnno is visiting at W. O.
Morrison's iu East Topsham.
EAST WARREN.
There was a pleasant gathoring of
fricnds and noiglibors on Juno 28 at
E. O. Heath's, it being tho liftccnth
aunivcrsary of thoir marriage. About
se'venty-llvo were presont, only flve
of whom attcnded tho wedding flftecn
years ago. Thoy received nice pres
ents bcsido a good sum of money. O.
M. Jones prescnted tho gifts, Mr.
Heatli rospondod in a fcolinp manner,
showing ho was truly surprised. Cako
and ice cream woro scrved. Tho
company dispersed leaving thoir best
wishos.
. Mrs. J. L, Gleason and cliildren
from Bellows Falls aro sponding a
few weoks,at E. O. Heath's. Tho La
dies' Mito'Society will meet on Tliurs
day, July 3, with Mrs. P. B. Dauiels.
All aro invited.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
Prof. O. Ii. Hollister and wife havo
returned home for tlieir summer va
cation from Goddard Seminary.
Miss Bess Butterfleld and Miss .Ten
nie MoKnight were in Barre lnst
weok to attend commencement.
Rev. Anna B. Aldridse has flnished
lr third year with us and we regret
very much that her health will not
permit her to stay with us longor.
Miss Ethol Walston of Talcott is vis
iting Mrs. O. K. Hollistei-.
Miss Ruth Snow has returned" iiomo
from Canton. N. Y., for lior summor
acation.
Tlie strawherry festival civen bv
the Laaies Oircle June 28 was a suc
cess., tlie ladies clearing over S20.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hollister of
South Manchester, Conn., are visit
ing relatives hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Johu Barton aro visit
ing thoir daugliter, Mrs. Irwin Jack-
man.
Mr. aud Mrs. Epli Pray and son,
George, with Mrs. Lawlessand daugh-
ter, juiniuo, spent buudav at bliarty
Rill.
EAST CALAIS.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henrv Oliaso of Waits
River havo been snendinc a fow davs
at Dr. F. J. Gale's.
Rev. O. H. Coolidce
was ill last
preacli. His
very accopt-
Sunday and unable to
son Dwicht conducted a
ablo servico iu his stead.
Fred Keniston of Waltham, Mass.,
arrived at tho hoiuo of his brothor
Leon, Saturday, bringing his bride
with liijn to spend thoir honeymoon
amoulg tho green hills of Vormont.
Taylor Harwood celebrated his
nineticth birthday Thursdav, Juno 20.
at the houio of his dauchtor, Mrs.
Riley Goodall. About fiftv of his
friends and neichbors assombled.
bringing food for a picuic dinner, do
inc what thoy could to niake the
day ono to bo pleasantly rememberod.
With tho excoption of beiiiK very deaf ,
Jir. tiarwoou is a wondertully well
presorved man for his years. Ho en
joys reading and is deeply interested
in tne atiairs ot tlie outsido world.
RIOKER MILLS.
Wm. Stowart has
purohased a ono
horso power to saw
wood tor J. U.
Harvoy,
. H. Rioker is uow havinc about
an no can do to tako caro ot nis bees.
Hay in this vicinity is lookinc vory
well. Corn is standing still aud if
wo don't havo soino warm weathor it
will bo a failure. Potatoes aro look-
ing fairly well.
Mrs. H. P. Ricker is gaining.
Georco W. Oarnoiiter. in falliiic
from a staging had his hand caught on
a chain hook which Ravo him a bad
wound. It is doing well.
CORINTH.
Moody Corliss died at tho town farm
Juno 10.
Mrs Georgo Barrott died June 22
nnd was buried at tho Centor, Juno 24.
Miss Eloiso Eaton of Nashua, N. H.,
is visiting in town.
L. M. Edson is painting Oorydon
Follows' huildings at Corinth Cornor.
School closod at tho Acadomy Juno
27 with a social in tho hall. In tho
ovoning tho scholars liad a promonado
whioh was onjoyed by mauy. Rov.
George Rowoll preached at tho Acad
oiuyhall last Sunday ovoning.
Ohildren's Day will bo obsorved at
tho Meadow cliurcli noxt Sunday.
SOUTH I3ARRE.
Mrs. Jiilia Ilubhard is at Mrs. Rosina
Clafllin's.
Liborty Hall is (jnite sick.
Ihe faiuilios of Mr. Hill and Mr. Hlu
iu liave moved iuto H. C. Hancroft's
houso."
Amy nnd Rernico Sanders wero iu
Sliady Rill on Sunday.
C. h. Klakluy of Montpelier was at A,
W. LaueV on bunday.
Mrs. Webster spoko in Unityliall on
baturday ovoning,
Mrs. Will Nyo is visiting in Middlcsox.
ROXBURY.
Olair Oady of Rocliostcr and Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Cady of Northfield
woro in town ovor Sqnday.
Mrs. Ila Orcutt of Randolph visitod
friends hero last weok,
Androw Stanton and son of Mnssa
ssaohusotts aro visiting his father, S.
G. Stanton.
Tho Sunday-sohool hold a vory suo
cossful sooial last Wcdnosdy. Thcre
was a largo attcndanco and tho not
prollts woro nbout 14.
Miss Lou Worcostor gavo a party to
about twenty-flvo of hcr frionds, Sat
urday ovoning, it boing hcr twcnty
flrst birthday. Sho recolved a number
of pretty gifts, as well as tho best
wislics of hcr Y,ory numerous frionds,
botli presont nnd absent,
Olark Flint had his fnot caught and
badly bruised whllo holrping pross liay
at Lce Wiloy's last weok. If tholiorses
had not bcon under porfcct control
nnd stopped at tho instnut thoy did,
ho would havo probably lost tho foot,
bnt now liopes to get out in a short
tlmo. His neighbors aro showing
thoir sympathy for him today by lioo
ing his corn.
WORCESTER.
Quarterly lueetiug will be held at the
Mcthodist church on Sunday, July 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fisko of Barre, wero
guests at Goorgo Fisko's ovor Sunday.
Albert Iiumll has jnoved into tho Sel
den Willoy liouso.
Iloniur Wheelock recently lost two work
horses.
Chester Wood aud fnmily of Marshfield
havo been 'stopping at Roger Hovoy's a
few days.
Dr. George I'ariucuter was at II. I).
Vail's ovor Sunday.
Miss Francis E. Abbott was in Barre a
part of last wcek thc guest of Frances
Hatch.
Scliools havo closed except that on
Hampshire IIill,tnught by Flora Clogston,
which will closo on Thursday.
HORN OF THE MOON.
J. W. Dillou from Barre was iu tlie
placo lnst Thiir.sday. .
Mis9 Florence Sanders has koiio to
Montpelier to work for a shoct time.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Taylor, foriuer
residonts of tho Moon, callod on tlieir old
neighbors last Thursday.
Miss Sadie Cross closod her school last
Friday, Juno 27.
Leon Harwood, Myrtio Clark, Harold
Clark and Robert Sanders had no absent
marks. There wero no tardy marks, and
with foitrteon scholars registered, the
average atteuddnce per day was 13.
Miss Hlanche Graudfield was a recent
guest at W. II. Sanders'.
FAYSTON.
Julius Ilickory, who has been suifering
from intlauiuiation of thc lungs wliich dc
veloped into quick consiunptiou, died
June 27. Funeral servicos wero held at
his lato residence on Sunday, Rov. Will
iaiu Ganley being the oi'liciating clergy
inau. Mrs. Gilette aud Wnltor Ilickory of
Waterbury were in town Sunday to attend
the funeral of fheir father, Julius Hickory.
The scliools in town, with the oxception
of No. 1, closed last weok.
The roads over town are iu very bad
condition on accouut of recent lieavy
rains.
Tho Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. J. IL.
McLaughlin last Wednesday. About
seventy were presont aud all report a good
time.
James Maxwell and sister, Jeunie, who
work at the State Hospital at Waterbury,
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jolm Maxwell.
Mi-s tlelen Kidd oi I'lattsburg, N. Y.,
teacher iu scliool No. 1, was taken seri
ously ill with lieart trouble last Friday
morning. Dr. Howo was callod, and iu
two hours she recovered consciousuess.
She is slowly iinproviug nt this writing.
Miss Ilattio Mchuron is uow teaching for
her.
MORETOWN.
Mrs. T. J. Ferris visited in Montpelier
over Sunday,
Mrs. Russcll Sawyer is spouding a week
in Barre.
F. R. Carpenter and wife of Mont
pelier were iu totfn last week. as was also
their uiother, Mrs. Ruth Carpenter.
The parents of Mrs. 0. B. Wells have
beon visiting at tho par.sonage.
Villago schools closed last week.
Miss Rita Morse of Springfiehl, Mass.,
is visiting relatives in town,
A fw of the fanners liave begun hay-
mg.
Walter Wilcox spent last week iu Stowe.
Quarterly tueeting services are to be
held held noxt Sunday,
C. V. Ilulbeit of North Adnuis, Mass.,
is iu town.
Miss Thoinpsou took hcr pupils out for
a rido Friday afternoon and Miss Wood
ward jircsonted each of hor scholars with
a glass tuuibler.
Vett E. Grifflth and wife of Barre vis
ited his parents Saturday and Sunday.'
Mrs. II. O. Ward and son, Cliutom
woro m miriiiigtoii last weiiK. uiair
Ward, who has beon attending school
there, returned honio with them .
V. Hulbui't is visiting nt tho home of
Melviu Freeinaii.
A goodly number attoudcd tlio hand
coucoit and promcuade givou by tho
Waitsfield Cornet Band at the town hall
last Thursday ovoning. All report a good
timo.
Julius Davis nnd lady of Waitsfield
visited his parents Sunday.
C.'F. Eddy of Stowe was in town Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Melviu Freeman went to
Brattleboro on Tuesday for a week's visit
witli tlieir cluulreu.
EAST BARRE.
Thoro was an ieo orenm party nt C. N.
Scott's last Friday ovoning nnd u vory
pleasant timo wns enjoycd by all.
W. E. Bixby and G. II. Hutchiiis woro
iu Bradford last weok aftor horaes.
C. F. Stnith of Bradford wns iu town
lnst week lookiug nfter his insurauco busi-
IH'SS.
Robert Wilber spent Sunday iu towu.
C. Nyo aud wifo woro in North
field last wcek,
BARRE.
PFof. and Mrs. O. D. Mnthewfon
loft last wook for Wheolock, whoro
thoy will spend the greater part of
tho timo until tho ojicning of tho oity
schools. Mr. Mathowson will go to
Burlington this weok to attond tho
Aiuorican Institnto of Instruction.
Earl R. Davis has purchascd of G.
A. Drow a cottago liouso on Allon
strcct whoro ho will rcsido.
Tlie ongagement of Miss -Edith
Kinne, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. G.
IC. Kinne, a gradunto of Goddard
Seminary and Tufts College, to Ernest
Hnpgood has been nuuounced. Mr.
Hapgood is a graduato of Tufts Col
lege. Dr. F. M. Lyndo was in Northfield
last weok to act as ono of tho judgcs
of tho Norwich Univorsity priV.o
speaking contost.
Two alumnl trustoes of Goddard
Seminary liavo beon elccted to suc
ceed Dr. H. E. Packer, '73, and H. H.
Dtinham, '82. Thoy aro Duano White,
'!I2, of Boston nnd Miss Blanchc Til
dcn, '71), of Barre. 0. N. Kenyon of
tiiis oity has been elected to tlie ex
ecutivo board to succocd Charles
Templeton, deceased. Tho olllcers
of tho school for tho ensuingyear aro:
President, tho Rev. W. R. Shipman,
Tufts College, Mass. ; vico-prosident,
A. W. Pierce, Franklin, Mass. j trcas
uror, Homnr Fitts; seoretary, O. K.
Hollister.
Tho ofllcors of St. Aldmar Command
orv wero installed Thursdav ovoning.
Riglit Emiiicnt Grand Prelato of tho
Grand Encampmont D. 0. Roberts of
Concord, N. H., was presont. E. B.
Whitaker was installed ns command
er by Past Oomniandor G. T. Connor,
following wliicli. theso ofllcors wero
installed: Gen. J. E. Smitli ; Capt.
Gen. George Lamson ; S. W. Wm.
Marr ; J. W. , J. W. Jackson ; pro
late, 0. D. Mathowson; Treas., E.
W. Bisbeo: recorder, T. R. Mills;
Stan. B., Nathaniel Bond ; Sword B.,
N. S. Lovo; wardor, S. Wilson ; Soiit,
O. 0. Thwing.
Perloy Pope, head clerk at tho storo
of Homer Fitts. is taking a vacation
which lie is sponding at his formor
liomo in St. Johnsbury.
Ro.v. Dftniel C. Roborts, D.D., of
Concord, N. H. , father of Brian 0.
Roberts, canie to this city Thursday
to visitSt. Aldemar Coinuiandery. Dr.
Roberts is Grand Prelato of tho order
and his visit was of olllcial nat'ure.
He left this lnorning to return to his
liomo.
Henry T. Bray of Hartford, Conn.,
brother of Mrs. J E. McSweeney, of
this city, lins received the degreo of
doctor of luedicine from the Univor
sity of Vormont. He was ono of tlio
flvo honor men of tho class.
The Barr Golf Olub is recoiving bids
for tho new club house which is to be
built for the present sumiuer. Tho
membors of tho committee nro C. M.
LWilley, Dr. F. M. Lynde aud C. A.
Dodge. A social committee of tho
club has been appoiuted as follows :
Rov. Efllo K. M. Jones, Mrs. C. H.
' Kent, Rov. T. H. Mitchell, Miss
Edith Allen and N. B. Ballard.
j Miss Nollio Corskie, clerk at Homor
1 Fitts is taking a two weeks' vaca
tion, a part of whioh will be spent at
Wells R iver aiid St. Johnsbury
j Dr. Lewis perfonned au opeiation on
Henry I'helps' valuablo niare recently for
inflaininatiou of tlie tissues of the brain
and the mare was driven this morning for
the flrst time, being appareutly ail riglit.
( She had beeu crazy previously aud the
j local horseinen consider the operation as a
' niarvel of skill. Dr. Lewis is an oxpert
1 and niakes his headtpiarters at Nelson
Downing's stable.
WAITSFIELD.
Allon Mahureu is repainting liis
bnildings. Oharlie Stewart of Water
bury is doing tlie work.
D. R. Bisbee aud Riohard Brown
wero in Montpelier Wednesday, as
delegates to the convcntion. Abraham
L. Miller and v. M. Taber have goue
011 a few days' visit to Worcester,
Mass.
At the next meetiiig of the Mad
River Grance Wednesday oveuiug,
July 2, tho following program will be
rendered: Song by walter uriintn,
declamation by Fred McCarty, flve
minutes' talk 011 high licenso, by O.
M Eaton, Mrs. W. 0. kelsoy. O. A.
Prentiss, W. 0. Daua, W. 0. Bragg,
W. H. Marsliall, aud volunteers, song
by Roy Boyco. At the last regular
meeting of the Mad River Valloy
Grauge, three caudidates were iu
structed iu the inysteries of the third
and fonrth degrees, aftor whicli a
bountiful supply of ice cream was
served by tlie ladies of tlio Grauge.
Mrs. Georee Pape. who has been the
guest of frieuds iu Duxbury, has re
turned home.
Mat Carpenter of Middlesex wns tho
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Carpenter, Sunday.
Dr. Bisbeo was tlio guest of his
brothor, Daniol R. Bisbee, Sunday.
H. M. Carponter of Moretown lino
was in tho villago on busiuoss Moiiday
morning.
D. R. Bisbeo has improved the in
terior of his houso with paint aud pa
per. Walter Taber did tlio work.
Souuds from what seemed very much
liko a flstic encouutor, in tho villago
streot was wafted over tho air in tho
wee small hours of Sunday morning,
nnd tho peoplo that heard it say that
a man's cry of "don't hit mo again,
Georgo," was plaiuly heard. Theii
all was quiet, aud peaco roignod su
promo throughout tho remaindor of
tho night. Bnt tho strnngest of all
tlio principal 0110 that heard it and
who should know tho details, whou
intorviowod concerning tho affair,
disclaimod all knowledgo of it what
soover. Strango, isn't it?
J. J Kelty is having an unusual
supply of passongerS of Into, tho stago
boiug orowdod to its fullost capaolty
nenrly ovory night up from Middlesex.
Moro talk of that rural freo doliv
ory. Tho concort uiven by the Waitsfield
Cornet Band at Morotown hall Thurs
dav evoninc was woll attended, a
number from this towu being presont.
Mrs. Georco Pnpo, who has bcon
tho cuost of frionds in Duxbury, has
returned. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. bavago woro
tho guests of fricnds in Waterbury
last weok.
A nor bridce is to bo orootod noar
P. Ohaso's.
F. MoCarty of Lawrouco, Mass., is
visitiiic in town ; also Mrs. Oarolino
SUMMER COLDS
Produco Chronic' Catarrh.
Mrs, Hcnrlotto 0. Olborg, Buporlnton
dont rias and Ilemp Exhlbltlon at tho
Omaha Exhlbltlon, wrltos from Albert
Lca, Mlnn., as follows :
"This aprlag I contractcd an aggrn
vatlngcold, having bceii cxposed to (ho
damp wcatbor. Catarrh ot my throat
aad head followcd, which pcrslsted In
nmalnlng, notwlthutandlng I applled
tho ubuoI rcmedlos.
" Reading of the merlta of Pcruna In
the papers, I dcolded to try lt and eoon
found that all that has boon sald of yoar
modlclne ln euch cases la truo.
" I am very plcasod with tho Batlsfac
tory resnlts obtalncd from uslng Peruna,
m ertlroly well, and oonslder ltamost
ralnablo famlly medlolne."
HENRIETTE 0. OLBERG.
' Summer colds rcqulro prompt treat'
ment. Thoy aro alwnys grave, and
sometlmea dangcrous. Tho prompt
ncss and surcty with which Pcruna
ecta In theso cases has saved many
Uvos. A largo doso of Peruna ehould
bo taken at tho flrst appearanco of a cold
ln Bummcr, followcd by small and oft
rcpoatcd doses. Thcre la no othcr rcm
edy that modlcal sclsnce can farnlth, go
rollablo and qalch in its actlon as Poruna.
Address The Peruna Modlctno Com
pany, Columbns, Ohlo, for a frco book
entltlcd "Summor Catarrh," whioh
trcats of tho catarrhal discascs pecaliar
to summor.
Riclmrdson
apolis.
and graudson of Minne
Roy Boyce and
in Pennsylvania.
sister, Maude, are
Mrs. E. Drew of Barro is stopping
a iew weeus witn ner aaugnter, Mrs,
Dr. Bisbee.
Tho list of unclaiuied mnil lyiug in
tlio post-ollice liere is as tollows: W.
E. Corse, Walter E. Baker, Roy Grif
flth, J. E. Gillott and Chas. Freeman.
The guests registering at tho Waits
field house last week wero: O. M
Kinsey, Burlington; C. C. Parch,
Burlington ; Charles aud G. B. Allen,
Burliiigtou ; H. Hodkius, White River
Junctiou; Frank Monroe aud John
Pecor, Penuacook, N, H. : F. W,
Newcomb and E. N. Prescott and
wife of Barre ; A. Armsey, Bethel ;
A. C. Coley of Providence, R. I.
Miss Daisey McCullough is working
at tlieaitsneid nouse.
Newton Mnrray visited in Montpe
lier last week.
Owing to your correspondeut's ab
sence trom town tor n iew days, 110
Waitsfield items will appear in this pa
per next week.
C. J. Taber aud son Hurvey, who
liave ueeii tne cnests ot trieucis 111 Ad
dison county for a few days, returned
tlie last ot tne week.
J. A. Carpenter has sold one of his
horses.
C. J. Taber aud M. M. Watermau
havt: each purchased a horse.
J. A. Carpenter coes to Burlington
on a business trlp tlns week.
Albert Mehnrou is erectiug a new
horse barn for bi btnitn.
R. D. ellinBton ot Uarre was in
towu on business on Saturday.
Richard Brown has given the ex-
terior of his bic barn a coat of paint.
Si Bonuette was tlie artist.
Charles Jones has built a piazza on
tne ell part 01 lus residence
H. M. Carpenter was in Montpelier
011 business tlns week.
Abrahnm Miller and wife are the
guests of friends in Middlebury aud
uutiaud tnis week.
W. M. Taber is in Worcester, Mass.,
for tlie Fonrth.
THETFORD.
Died in Thetford on June 20. Mrs. El
eauor Worcester, rnnerai at ner late
home ; bnrial at Nortli Thetford.
Williani Porter and fainily nre in town
Mariorio Garey is home for the sumuier
vacation.
Kittic, Jeunie and
Hirry Worcester
wero calleu nome uv
thc sickucss nnd
death of their uiother.
George Garoy has gone to Quiucy,
iunss., tor tne stumner
Mrs. Ena Swan has
been visiting her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs
L. b. 1 arlington
Rov, M, Lodensou U home from Datt-
111011th college for the summer vacation
Jnno Colburn iscarryiug for Mrs. Maiy
lloward.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Henrv 1'ease has cone to tho Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington for treat-
mcut.
Mr. aud Mra. Tom MoCarty of Wntor
burv visited hor uiother aud brothcrs the
past week.
Euceuo Incalls anil wifo of Williams
towu visited fricnds in town recently
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Battlos of Water
bury visited her parents last week.
Harvoy Henry of Waterbury and Mrs
Reoves of Schonectndy wero iu towu,
recently.
Chnrles Grandfather has put a now Lano
inachino into his clnpboard mill nnd n
planor iuto lus board ltiUL
STOPS THE COUGII AND WORK
OFF THE COLD,
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Pay. Prico 25o.
Mra. Ilonrletto 0. Olberg, Albert Leo,
Mlnn.
GROTON.
A daiiL'htor was bom to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Welch last Sunday.
Mrs. Ebon Dodiro of Plaiuflold visited
her father, 0. R. Rcmincton. over Sun-
h.y.
Mrs. Josciiliino Gordon of Ilillsboro
Bridgo, N. II., is visiting her parents, Mr
nnd Mrs. L. F. Ulanchard.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Millis left Tues
day for Plainfield for an huloflnito 11b
scnco. Miss Eva Jones of liostou iu nt homc
for n two weoks vacation.
Alox Hnrt has moved from the Moscs
Plummer houso to his fathor's house 011
Pino stroet.
An ice cream uartv will bo held in tho
school houso yatd July 4 for tho benefit
of tho public librnry.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Cnrbeo of Hard
wick visited flt tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
Coll'rin over Sunday.
Georcc Webbcr has sold the C'hff
House to pnrtics from ISnrro.
Photoirrniihor N. S. Hawkes left last
Monday for a several weoks visit m
Mnine; he will visit his only daughter.
WATERBURY CENTER .
Rev. Lewis Moody aud wife of Ran
dolph Center aro sponding a few days
with his parents heio.
Dr. E, J. Fostor and J. O. Freeman
visited in Hardwick last week and the
doctor stopped nt Elmore pond for a day
or two of fishing.
Mrs. Henry Stone of Bnrre has been
visiting friends hero tho past weok.
Mrs. Jnlia Robinson is visiting in Stowe.
Mrs. Jessie Piko spent last week 111
Montpelier. '
Mrs. Yotuig expects to bcirin house-
keoping in her new hoiifee this week.
Mrs. Ohvo Dillinghain is home for a
few days.
CABOT.
Several of tho frionds of Mrs. Marv
Atkins callefl 011 her Friday afternoon
to remind her of hor sixtieth birth
day. Ten, was enjoyed by all. Tlie
occasion was a happy one, the guests
leaving as a memento of their regards
a nice willow chair.
Mr. and Mrs. . A. W. Baker have ar
rived at their home for tho summer.
H. L. Lyford, Esn., J. B. McLean
nnd others were in Montpelier 011
Moiiday 011 business.
Tho sermon as proached by Rev. D.
L. Hillnrd last Sunday at tho Congre
gational church was listened to by a
arge coiicreKatioii with inuch euthu-
siasm, his subject being "Politics. "
The subject was handled in an able,
fearless and well informed way. Ev
ory person who would see politics
purineu siiouid neartiiy support and
commeiid the discourso so truthfully
mndo aud if tho coat fits put it 011.
We heartily wish that pulpit utter-
ances miglit liave moro backboiie 111
denounciug real ovils aud rotten is
sues rather tlian beatiiig about tlie
bush. Wlien the truo couditions nro
so trankly and abiy given it siiouid
be called "the doctrine" wanted,
demanded and supported by every
professing Oliristian.
tVU wlio would be politioal '-bosses'
and "leaders" should road tlie edi
torial articlo iii the Outlook of last
week 011 our last campaigu. If you
mven't ono procnro ono ot tlie Out
look Co., New York. See ourselves as
others see us.
Miss Alice Fislier is quito ill witli
peritonitis. fahe is under tho oare ot a
traiiied uurse.
Mrs. O. E. Aiken and little daugh
ter aro absent visiting friends aud
relatives.
Meotings were held at Lower Cabot
ou bunday, juonciay ana xuesciay
oveniugs.
Mr. aud Mrs. Alvnh Wiswell aud
son ot tiaverniii, Mass., aro visitiuc
at Dr. Wiswell's, the foriuer' s uncle.
Promenade, strawberry, ice cream
aud cako supper by the Good Templars
Friday niglit, tlie 4tn.
The coucert of last Tuesday eveu-
iiig at the Methodist church was very
well attended and very acceptably
given. Over $20 was cleared above
the expenses oy tne ijeague.
Branch Sunday scliools have been
started for the summer ou tliePlains
aud South Walden road. Let the good
work go 011.
Haymakers begau work Monday
Mr. aud Mrs. Adolbert McAuslau
of Providence, R.I ., were the guests
of J. A. Farriugton last week. People
liere will bette'r remember Mrs. Mc-
uslan as - Miss Colie Foster, a nieco
of Mrs. J. A. Farriugton.
G. O. Boyles has so far recovered
as to return to his busiuoss at .Mont
pelier.
M. W. Batchelder is about again,
although not fully recovered.
The ball game Saturday afternoon
between the local team and the Dan
villes resulted iu a score of 0 to 17 in
favor of the local team. It should be
sald that iu poiut of experience, etc. ,
the visiting team did very well. Tlu
Cabots are challeiiged to meet them
at Danville the Fonrth.
HON. T. H. LANOE DEAD.
Hon. T. H. Lauce of . Cabot died
nt his liomo 011 Monday aftornoon at
the ago of sixty-six yoars. A wife and
tkree ohildren, Mrs. Siduoy Davis
o Island Pond, Josoph Lance of
Northfield and Olydo Lance of Cabot,
survive. The funeral was held from
the huusi' 011 Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. O. E. Aiken, pastorof Methodist
church iu Caoot oflloiuting.
Tho dceased had been one of tlie
promiuent publio men in his towu aud
tho county. For many years he was
n largo wool buyor and at 0110 time
was vico-president of the Caledonia
Natiounl bauk at Danville.
He was a life long Ropublicau and
had houl many publio ollloes, chief
among whioh was assistant judge of
Washington county court, his term
of olllce oxtending practically over
threo terins, embraoing the years from
1S'.)Q to 1890, Judge Lanco was u man
whose private and publio oharacter
was abovo roproach and made flrm
friends of those with whom ho cauio
in contact. Ho was woll knovn in
this oity, whoro ho had a wide circlo
of friends who will doploro his death.
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to euiv. E. V. (irovts' slgimture la 011
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