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VERMONT WATCIIMAN & STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, jri,Y 2, 1002.
Soft
You con mnko your har
nesa 113 soft ns n glovo
nnd ut loiiKh ns uire Iv
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trl n m b k I t ..
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oruiiiarlly would.
mnkdftpoorloolt'n-j hnr.
IKJ3 lll, IU'V JIuilo of
tiure. tlL'HVV ttii.!til nn. m.
iwplnlly irepnrcl to wlth
filund tho vttutlier.
fold everrwtiero
ln cans ull tum.
Mado bj STANDARD CIL GO.
DEFERRED TOWN
ROXBURY.
Esty Wotmore of Keouo, N. H., s
npaiu in towu for a short timo.
Mr. Roundy returned Saturday from
a two weoks' visit at his homo.
Carl Rollins is working in tho
crcumery iu Berlin.
1 Tho children nro iuvitcd to moot tho
pastor nt the church Saturday at two
P M. for tho purposo of organiziug
a jnnior Endoavor socioty.
Tho Fnivorsalist circlo will postpouo
thcir ineetiug until noxt weok Thurs
day. A plcasaut recoption was givou on
Wednesday evoning of last weok to
Mr and Mrs. Richard Nichols who
wero marriod .Tnno 8 nt tho brido's
home at Northfield. Tlie affnir was
in chnrgo of the lodge membors nnd
was held at tho cliurcli vestry, ns tlio
young conple havo not yot begun
Iionsckoopiiig, and havo no home here.
lcc crcam aud cako were served, and
a nniubor of gifts wero prescnted to
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols with tho best
wishes of all for their fnture liappi
ntss. Tlic remaius of Mrs. Floilla Spauld
ing, widow of Siloarn Spaulding, woro
(rought hero froui Massachusotts for
bnrinl last week. Mrs. Spauldiug
was ninoty ycnrs of ngo, and was for
many years ago a rosidont of this
placi
Thero is more eatarrh ln thls section of
tlii coiintry tlmii all other diseases put
togetliiT, nnd until tho last few years wtw
supposed to bo incurablo For n grent
niaiiy years dootors tn-onounced it a loonl
lisease, inul preserfbed local roinedies,
nndby oonstnutly laillng to curo wllli lo
cal treatiuont, pronouueed it incuiable.
Sr iiui'e hasproven eutarrh to Ijo a consti
tntional diseuse. and Iht'refore Jequires
(onslitulioiial treatment lliill's C'atanh
Cnre, niniiufaetiired lo F. .1. Cheney &
C'o , Toledo, O. I tlie only eoiislltutlonul
( itro on the ninrlu-t. Il is laken intei'iiul
1 ln d ses f iiiiii 10 diops to n teaspoonfitl.
it ncts dnvctly ou tlie lilood and niucous
surfuees of the systeni. They oITer ono
liinidreil Uollnis lor any t;ai"' il fulls to
cure. Send lor oiroiilurs and testhno
niuls. Artdre.
F .l.C'HEN'EV CO.. Toledo, 0.
Sold lv Drtii:glsts, Tle.
Hall's FainH'v Pills are tho best.
CABOT.
N. B. Rogers shipped fivo beef cows
eiglit vcal calves aud eighty-fivo hogs
last Monday morning from Marsh
field. About the lieaviest shipuient
of live stock nsnally taken from this
sectiou.
Those pupils having uo marks tardy
or nbsent during tho term just closed
in tlie school on the Plnins as tauglit
by Miss Gertrudo Konerson are ns
follows : Ashley Barnett, Lester Bar
nett, Eva Barnett, John Barnett, Car
rie Bolton, Raymond Bolton, Willio
Bolton, James MoCormick.
Homor Farrington sold his threo
year old driving steer to E. A. Smith
last week for 55. He weighed 1,000
pounds.
Tho north side of the Advent church
at Lower Cabot is hoing shingled. It
liad not been sliingled for fifty-uino
years when Dr. M. P. Wnllaco nnd
Orson Kimball gavo tlio shingles.
James Marsh who passed away last
Snnday uight was born in 1823, boing
soveuty-uiue years of age. ln 1844,
he was united iu mnrriago to Lydia,
daughter of Moses and Lydia Merrill,
both beiug nativos of this town. Mr.
Mnrsh weht to Cnlifornia at tho time
of tho gold fever iu '49, beiug absent
threo years. Ou arriving homo ho
pureliased aud moved on to the farm
occupied by him ever sinee. In 'C2
ho enlisted iu tho war nnd received a
gunshot wound in tho Battle of tho
Wildorness in May of 'C4. After the
closo of tlie war,!Mr. -Marhh returned to
his family and home. Fonr girls and
two boys woro born to Mr. and Mrs.
Marsh only ono of the wholo uumbor,
thu youngest, Fred, snrviving. Mrs.
Marsh preceded hor hnsbaud to lier
rost only throe montlis, slie having
passed away in March last. It should
liavo bcen said that Mr. Marsh work
ed on the Contral Vonuout rnilroad
for two years after returning from
the west. Mr. Marsh has always beon
a hard workor, a kiud husbaud and
fathor, aud an estoemed townsman.
Fnncral cercmonios wero hold Tucs
day at his lato rcsidonco, intormont
boing at tho villngo cometory. To Mr.
and Mrs. Frcd Marsh we would ox
teud our sympathy iu this thoir doublu
loss within so short a timo and recoin
mend them to the Fathor of Lovo who
r an hcal tho wounded henrt.
M. W. Batchelder, wlio has boen
POJWTS ABOUT
ALMOND SNUFF
Tho groat curo for Oatarrh, Ilny
Fever Cold in tho lload, DoafnosH
riiid lleadacho.
Almoud Snulf cluars the hoad of
foul muons. Heals tho nlcors of tho
.....1 ..I. VI.,. 1
nnd rtstoros tho sonsos of tnsto, snioll
nnd heariiiL'. Doos not causo snooz-
ing and is vory plcasaut to'nso. Sold
nt all drug storos or will bo sont by
inall on rccoipt of 25 oontH. Stumps
tni:en. iienry, .loiiuson ijora' Pro
poritles, Burlington, .tV
Haraess' $M
ARE YOU SATISFIED?
If Not, Wliat Better Proof Can Mont
pelier Residents Ask for?
Thls is tho statomont of a Montpo
lior citizcn.
Tho tostimony of a noighbor.
You can readlly invostignlo it.
Tlio proof would convinoo you.
1j. B. Buttorlly, omployod in tlio
Coltou Mfg. Co., living on Langdon
Avo., says: "I havo reeoiuinendcd
Doan's Kidnoy Pills ropoatodly to
frionds nnd iK'qunliitnncrs since I flrst
took n courso of tho trcatmont somo
timo in tho wintor of 18iiT, whioh
stoppod sharp pains in tho small of
my back whicli extendod downward
and wero particulnrly severo at night
nftor n hard day's work. Mnny n
morning I roso lnmo and soro noross
tho small of tlio back nnd illy propar-.
od to porform my dally dutios. Donn's
Kidnoy Pills actcd difforoiitly from
all otlier proparations. Vhen tlioy
nll'octed n ouro in my cnso that curo
has been pormnncnt. I strougly ad
viso anyono sntforing frou kidnoy
complaint iu any of its various forms,
to go to V. E. Poole'.H drug storo for
Doan's Kidnoy Pills."
Z For sale by all donlors Price 50
conts. Fostor-Milburn Co., Buft'nlo,
N. Y., solo ngonts for tho United
Stntes.
Remombor tho nnmo Doans'
nnd tako uo substitute.
suffering from gravol
improving.
is roported as
School mn'nms and etudouts nhroa'd
havo beon llocking homo for tho past
weok in very wolcomo numbors. We
understand that Miss May Ormsbeo
graduated with honors from .Tohnson
Normal school. Cary Smith also
graduated from St. Johusbury, Carlio
llllls aud Archio Stono from Mout-
prlier with honors also. Lcon Haines
and Willis Rollins gradunted from tho
business denartment of the latter
placo.
CThe school directors renort that
Rev. D. Ii. Hilliard has mnde n verv
successful superintondcnt nnd that his
aid to teachers nnd pupils in mcthods,
etc. , has beeu very markcd.
Mr. aiul"Mrs. .T. T. iDrow snent a
conple of days at Crystal Lake last
weok.
T. H. Lnnco is in a vorv low con-
dition and it is feared that ho cau
survive but a fow days.
Rev. D. L. Hilliard of tlie Concre-
gational church will preaeh next Suu
day morning ujion "Politics". Let
the oflice seekor bo thore as well as
nll others.
The Good Tonmlnrs will lwld u
proiuenado on tho evuniiig of July 4
in the town hall, serving ico cream,
cake and strnwborries in thcir own
lall.
G. O. Bovles is iumrovinc in his
illness and will bo out shortly.
Several.who say they canuot sunport
tho hich licmiso nlank of the nartv's
platform, iutiinato that J. O. Shor
burue of the prohibitiou party will
bo good enough for them.
Several from this town attended the
State convention at Montpelier last
week.
Tho mcetincs havo closed at Lowor
Cnbot under Evangelist Shaw. Sov
eral camo forward and we trust that
much pormaueut good has been ao
complished. Tho Ciip (Vlay Como
or it mny not. When lt does It cominonly
attaclcs tliose who aiu alread low wlth
indigestioii.llverti'oubloandiiiipuroblood.
Fortity against it by golting nd of these
dlsorders through the curu of tlie new
medicine. t'aleuia Solvent. Il puts tho
stoiuach riglit aud uives strungth to
reslst these roviii!; epldemies. Dis'cover
ed ljy Ur. David Kennedy of Kennedy
EAST ELMORE.
W. R. Lawson is rcpairing his houso.
Mrs. G. AV. Sanborn's cousin from
Eden visited hero part of last week.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Silloway Juno lo.
Amos Powers and Mr. Stilsou have
cach receiitly lost n nico cow.
Marshall Russell of Hardwick visited
his aunt, Mrs.. LaDuke last Saturday and
ijunuay.
Mrs. Heury Lucia and daughter Irma
from Shelburno aro visiting her parcuts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Swift.
P. A. Hollonbeck linished sawing last
Saturday,
A iiarty of four from Moutpclier fishod
nnd picnicked on B, F. Morso's nieadow
last bmulay.
East Elmore was roineseiitod at tho
school piuuiu at Lako Elmoro last Friday.
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.
School at tho Ceuter tautrht- bv Miss
Shumway closed last week with recita-
tions and a picnic on tho grounds ot J. rs.
luiuball. &CI100I on tJlood iirook tauglit
by Miss Sarah Southworth also closed in
v ntlay.
The (iiiession was asked at tho countv
conferenco iu Fairleo, "How. many years
siuce it was nem thcroi" llio answor
was. thirty-four yoars: but ouo who was
thero nt that timo ilmls in an old diary
that tho eoiilorenco was ui ,June 1B07.
Mrs. M. A. Wilcox of North Thetford
visited her sister. Mis. Child, at lilood
Brook last week.
Mrs. Carrio Southworth visited at Mrs
Evolyn Southworth's receiitly.
Miss Julia May of New York city is
visiting her sister, Mrs. k. M. Kimball
Irving Boud and Mastor William woro
nt Mrs. lunibau s tho llrst oi the week.
Childron's day was observed ou last
Snnday with a good atteiidanco and tho
usual exorcises by tlio childreii. 1 ho ro
marks by tho pastor was very tinioly and
hcliitul. miss iUuy auiled a solo.
A lltlhi llfo iiiuv bo fiiKirlllcil tn 1111 linnr'i
dolnv. Uholorn liifaiituui. dvBontorv. (11
urrlKua coino suddonly. Only safo plun
Istohnvo Dr. Fowlons Extrnot of W'Ud
Strnwberry ulways ou linnu.
GROTON.
Ma. Mnzuclii has movcd from tlio
Tliomas Tniscy lioitso lo n tcnement in
tlio Onnicl Colfriu liotisu,
Diek Pnrcoll lins moved his fnmily into
tlio Ilcntli lionso now owticd by J)r. S. N.
Eastninii.
Kbcnezur Baldwin visitud nt L. C.
Hnldw iti's nud Kbnn Oodgo'R iu Plainfield
nsc wefiK.
Dr. W. H. Wolch and wifo of Noitli
Dakota txro viaitiiif Mr. Wololi's pnronts,
Mr. and Mrs. llosea Wolch, and othor
rolntives.
Mrs. Hciiry Weeil nnd daugliter,
Nellie, havo gono to Manchustcr, N. II.,
lor a visit.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdward Jones of No
braska visited Mr. Jones' fatlier, C. F.
Jones, last Fiidny. They will rcinain
about threo wccks, visiting relativcs in
iius seeiiun.
U. M. Rieker wtis robbed of n gold
waicn ami ciiiun wnile m liostou.
A son was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Ora
lliurston last Iucsday, Juno 17.
Therusa Jcan Cochrano is sjionding hor
suinincr vacntioii with hor pnronts, Mr.
anti Airs. Aicxniulor Uoclirune..
Mrs. B. T. Clark nnd sun, Ernest, ro
turned from Montpelier Tuesday.
Childron's Day was observed at the
Bajitist church last Snnday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlter Green of Sliam
rook, R. I. aro visiting at B. M. Rickor's.
Mrs. Clnrk Ilatoh liad n naralvtic shock
last Saturday night.
Tho Knichts of Pythias will hold a
union lncniorial sorvico at tho Methodist
church noxt Snnday. Rev. Mr. Ilough
wiu prcncn tno fcennon.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
Wo havo a new stono flrin in town
James Croggio and Lcc Brook. George
ii. xiiuwn is iiiiiKiiifj a no w acrriQK nnu
Hciiry Goodwin is lMiildhiir a new shon for
thom on land previotisly ownod b- tho
uiti uine lotmtain (jranite Uompany,
south of tho depot.
Schools throughout tlie town closo this
week.
Nollie Uono goos to Hardwick as delo
gate from the Reformed Preshyterian
church to tho Caledonia county Sunday
school convention toj he held thero this
weok.
Thrcssie Darling 1ms arrived home from
Lowell, Mass., for her summcr vacation
where she has beon attending school tho
past year.
iD. II. Eastnian weut to the hospital nt
llanover, X. II., last Saturday with a bad
haiid. It is foarcd that it will liave tobe
amputatcd. It is, tho rcsult of a frog
felon early in tho spring.
Tho Prcsbytci'ian church is to be shin
gled and other necessary rcpairs mado in
tho near future. W. T. Gcorge goos to
St. Jolmsbury Vednesday of tlns week as
n delogato to tho countv convention.
For all tho raiu wo havo had the hay
crop looks to to ho later than usual and
very thin at that. According to the pres
ent outlook wo will not havo an average
croi.
Mrs. Tliomas Kasson was buried from
hor latc home last Saturday iu tho old
Mcrso buryiiig ground. The funoral ser
liion was by Rev. Williani Wallace.
Acts Immodlatoly.
CoM are soiuetiiiH's moro troublesomo
ln siitniner than in winter. it's so hard to
keep l'roin mldlng to them wlille coolliu:
off after exerciM'. Une i inute Coush
."ure eures nt onee. Absolulely afo Aeis
inniediately. Suro eiue forcoughs. colda,
;roui). throat and luiic troubles U. Ulnk-
ley's.
SODOM.
Willard Dailey camo near sawinc
olf oue thumb with n hnnd saw one
day last week.
Orin Slayton is laid un with a badlv
cut foot, whicli he wounded iu cutting
down au ash whicli hnd lodged iu nn
other tree.
Mrs Lncns of St. Johnsbnry is visit
ing Mrs. Scott, her sister.
Dou Knapp of Plainfield aud Nellio
Lovely nro gnests of Mrs. Fitch
Willard this weok.
Siduey Weeks, who has been sufferiue
with a broken leg, and Georgo Wood
wlio iiaa tlio baa knee, aro abie to be
out ngain.
The young son of Levi Batchelder
was bitten by a horse last Friday.
Mary Bailoy of Oheyonue, Wvo-
miug, is to bo tho guest of hor moth
er, Mrs. E. O. Bailey, this week.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
At tho Reiinblican caucus held last
week, Messrs. G. W. Lynde, G. W.
Nichols,. A. A. Reed, F. 0. Littlo
aud C. U. Lathrop woro choseu dole
gates to tho Orange county conven
tion. Mr. nud Mrs. J. Edward Ains-
worth woro the guests of Dr. W. B.
Mayo's family in Northfield ou Wed-
nesday and Tliursdny ot last week.
Mr. Ainsworth graduated from Nor
wich Univorsity, years ago, auu as n
oivil engiueer hns resided long iu tho
west.
Juno 20, Raliih Campaun and Miss
Poalina Froncentesa woro married by
iov. b, IS. Unrrier.
Ed,. J. Poor's crcamory machinory
is boing set up now, a man having
Dr. Humphreys'
Speclflcs curo by nctiug diroctly upon
tho discase, without oxcitiug disordor in
any othor part of tho systcm.
cniES. niiccs.
1 I'Vtcri. Conuostloua, IiulAninmUona. .'J3
J Wiiriim. Worm Fcvtir, Worm Collc. . ,t!3
a-Tecllilnei Collc CrylDK.Wokcfulncaa
.1-IHarrlii'ii, of Clillilrcn or AdulW.. . ,'JS
7 ;oi(iili, ColiU, UronchltU 'J3
H rurnlulu, Tootlmche, I'lK.tuictiu.. . ,'2H
!) Iluiidnchc, Slck Ileaaocho, VcrtlKO .
1 U llvmidiln,ImlUttlon,Wcak Stomach.'J3
1 1 Huiipri'mecl ur 1 I n Tu I IVrlixU . .'i.T
Wlillrn, Too lWuw) 1'orloJs ' .'J3
IU Croiiii, Lnrvimltlx, IIoarBcuot.3 V!3
1 l-Hall lthi-iuti. I'jyslpoms.GrupUODii..
1 A Illd-uinnlUdi, lUieunittllo l'alna VS.I
Ki-Miiliirlu, ChllU. Fovcr und Akuo ... ,!iS
ll-Viilnrrh, Inlliienza. ColU ln tho llwul ,iS
!$(-Vhoopliia--'fiiiiili
tir-Klillicv IMm-(iii4 Vi3
!ih-.erru Dulillltv 1.00
30-l'rUinrv WrnliiicM, WcttluiflkMl ,'J3
77-(Jrli(. UayFuvcr ,'J3
Dr. Hiiniplireys' Manunl of all Dlnfasos ot your
DruKgUls or ilallwl Krco.
Solil uy (IruarKNtD, or 'nt qn nt'elnt of (jrlre.
Humrihrrys' Mcd. Ca, Cor. WlUlam & Joliu Sls..
Now Vorlt.
Kobility
Recommends
Neryine.
Thc nbovc portrai't is that of
Countcss Mogelstud, of Chica-
go, 111., whosc gratitudc for the
bcncfit rcceivcd from thc uso of
Dr. Milcs' Ncm'ne protnptcd
hcr to makc this statcmcnt:
"It nffords me reat pleasuro to add
my tcstimonv to tlie very exccllent
merits of Dr. Milcs' Nervine. Although
I am past 8o years of ape I find it
soothcs thc tircd brain, quicts thc 1H
tatcd ncn-cs and insurcs rcstful slccp.
I nevcr fecl contentcd without a bottle
of it in the house." Gratefully youw,
CuniSTlANA Maria,
Countcss Mogclstud.
Miies' Nervine
is a ncrve tonic and strcngth
buildcr that stnrta right in rc
storing hcalth immcdiately.
Sold by all Drugfilsts.
Dr. Mllea Medlcr Co., Elkhart, Ind.
L
como from Rutland last week to do
tho work. When all is donc Mr. Poor
will bo the only ono of our farmers.
wo beliove, who will havo quito so
completo an outllt for farmiiiK nur-
poses of tho kiud.
Mrs, Charles Scott and two nrettv
little children of Barre woro guests of
ueorgo w. urnsii's lamuy last week.
Westboro, Mass., and not Northamn-
ton, as stated last week, is tho placo
where Frnnk Lougeo is working.
Rufus Walker and only dauchtCT of
Moline, 111., aro expected hero this
weok for a visit, to be tho cuests of
the family of his brother, Enos F.
Walker.
Veteran John Bncon, aftor some two
months at the U. S. Soldiers' Homo
in Togus, Maiue, is at homo hero on
a ninoty days' furlough.
Mrs. Carl W. Seaver and two chil
dren aro to spend a month with hor
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Roborts,
of Granville, N. Y.
Mrs. John Warner who suffers a
good deal with gastritis, is being
treated by Dr. Goodrich, now of
Barre, who has made u specialty of
stomach troubles in his study and
practice.
Stntiou Agent L. E. Morcan was at
his home in Richmond last week, to
attend the wedding on Wednesday of
his sister, hillle, and our younc
townsmau, Herbert N. Farnham.
Miss Ellon Folsom will sail August
23 on her return to missionary work
in India. Her station is on the east
eru coast of Hindostan, and near
where tho Godaven river emnties into
the Bay of Bengal.
Tho address of Miss Mario Reitiuger
at tho Cougregatioual church last
Wednesday ovening was very fine.
Herself, a Bohemiau from Europe, she
is doing, evidently, tho best of mis
sionary work among her fellow Bo
hemians iu Clcvelaud, Ohio. Of na-
thetic interest was her story of the
family of tlie assassin of the lato
President MeKinley, whtmi she knows
there in her work, aud ono of her re-
grets is that she liad not tned to do
more for the saving of the assassin
himself, whom she had known as a
boy nud young man. The churches
and the commuuities in Vermont that
yet may havo the opportunity to
lear Miss Reitiuger are creatly to be
cougratnlated.
Our creamery patrons were paid
23!-2 cents for bntter fat for May.
A well kiiown citizeu ot a neighbor-
ing town was telliug us tho othor day
of his painful dxpcrionces witli ery
siplas in the past, having had a num
ber of attacks of it. He said ho could
always cheok it now on its first ap
pearanco by an application of equal
pjrts of alcohol and water, with an
addition of witoh hazel, enual in
amount to both tho alcohol aud wator.
Wallace Martin, in his ndvancinc
years and poor hcalth, finds himself
uneqnal to tlio duties of his tarm aud
his sou George, will como from South
Barro to farm it for him.
Herbert N., only child of Newell
R. Farnham , aud Miss Efile Morgan
ot Ulcliinond, were married at tlio
home of tho bride on Wednesday last
aud returned here the same day. Mr.
Farnham will occupy his fathor's
farm on the East hill, Hero's to tho
best of life's blessings to the happy
coupie.
Herbert Platt. one of our leadine
farmers, because of coutiuued ill
hcalth, sold olf his stock and farming
tools at anction, Tuesday, July 1.
WANT THEIR MONEY BACK
Tho reeent wushout aud wreek near
Middlesex continues to tiirnlsh utopic for
coiiveisaiiou iiiuoug iiuiuy. ine intest
jihnso of thls wnnned-over story Is to the
eflect that pnssongors who were obllned to
nire loama louimsport tnem irom wuter
bury to Montpelier during the period ot
repali'lng the road now. are (leiiiandlug
tliat tlie road rcimto tlieiu the piice ol
transportatloii betweeu theso two polnts.
It is alleged that the ruilroad eoinpany
sold tickets for eontliiuoiis truusportutlou
over the lino ol road whioh was out of
eouiiiiissiou nud did uot provide teams or
eonveynnee wheie 11 was iiiterrupted by
w ishouts. Soino lawyers elalin that the
road cau be iiiiulo to rebajo the atiioiiut
of transportntiou uot used but the best
legal meii of tho State say that tho giime
Ih not worth the eamllc.
HAIli i-..s
l'roiaott U liuur ti.'Zr. t
Ilalr to ll Vo utifu Cv r
IrevrnU IHui'nitf k i hH'rtilUr.
Gentral Vermont Railway,
('oiiiiiiciicliis Juno 3, 1 9tr2
Tralns Colna South nnd Enst WIU
Loavo Montpollor as Follows:
:0OA..M. MA1I., (ck da), lor llottnn. bprlnir
Hil (ind New Vork. Pnrlnr car fnim Wlillo Itlvcr
Jiiuctloii to New Vork.
U:So 1'. M KXl'ltKSS, werk dan, for llmloii ml
Nuw York la aprlntrllclil. or Ni-w l.iimlnii an. Wor
cctcr vla Niuliua. 1'arlor car to lloiion and Sprlnx-
iiP. M. rASSE.VdKlt, weok d.is, for Wlilto
Itlver Jct
13:3 A. II., dally KXt'KKSS, fnr llmion vla Jxiw.
II and all Iniluu ln New Holland. Nuw Vork and
"iilli. I'llitnnm slHpers to llilon and Slirliix-
Tralns Colng North nnd West.
JiHlA. M., daliy KXl'ltKSS for Montreal Hli.l tlin
etand week 'l.iji for Uxdvnsbiirir. ltlchroid and
;.tawa. blci'plnif cars, Montpelier .lnnctloil lo
M'Mitreal.
H:0OA. M. I'AhSKNOKH, wcekday., for tliirllne
ton. Itui auU St. Allj.iiik, Jtonlrtal, Ottawa and
ltlclllol'd.
i-MV. M. I'ASSKNOElt, wtjk dajMnr llurllnp
lon, St. Al hiis, Montreal, ltoii!e I'oiat, and
Ulc.f ''StHV.S.ir M.imri'Hl wllliont chainre.
3.M 1'. M. J IIITK MOU.STAIN nxi'Iti:ss. week
il.;). or Jtuillnirloii, coimcctliiK wllli tleamer lor
rliititlMirK and llie Adlrondack. I'arlor cnr.
:M I'. M. .KXl'ltKSS ror lliirllneton, Si. Allians
nd Montreal. l'ulluiau IvephiK eartrnni Monlpcller
liilictlon to t'ldcao wltlmut cliaiiKe.
Suburban Traln Sorvico.
l.eavo Montpoller at 81K1, Ktfii a. m 1J4
.!(, 6:2ui. m Arrlveal llarrc tnenty inliiulei aller
eavlnif llme.
l.eTo barre at li-M A. M. i:3t, a. M.i 12:01 11.
:(fl, 5:31)1'. m. Arrlve at Jlnntpeller, twentj uiln
4les aner leavlnK tlnie.
Tralns leae lir Wllllainstown at 12:1W. M. and
1:601- m.
All passenncr tralns will ttop at tho l'loneer
" orks to take or leave paseners wlien tlKUalled.
, . 0. A. I.ANO. Agent.
. II. VITZIItHIII, Vlce fres..Oeneral Manager.
S. W.C'U.MMINOft.Ocneral l'anseiuier Aaent.
Montpelier & Wells River R. R
In EUoct Jnne 23, 1'JiU. Tralns leavlnK Montpellir
as follows OolnK east :
8:00 A. M. Mall.
lC. V. stntU.'li 7:60 A. M
Oonnects at Wells lllier wlth accoinhindatluii iraln
north and sontli over r.issmnpslc 1) vislou lioston
Malne It. It. for st. JolinUnry. Newport and Whllu
HherJct. ttli a 'coiuiiiodatlon traln north orer
White Mountalii I) l"lon. II. & .M. It II. ror I.lsbon,
l.lttlclon. l.imcaxter. Kltbvans. ltf llilthem and I'rntlli.
Ilnnie. Tlironiii troii nrvlee irom Wells ItUer vla
l'llln xilh or White Ither Jct. to llnston. arrlie Ilm-
tonat4:)5l'. t. Wlth New Vork Hxpress vla llcl
lons Falls, Sprlnfitleld, Hartford and New llaven,
arrlrlnx Urand Central Depot, New York, 7.1" l: 11.
k iminpn eunriies ano iianor cars eiu itiver lo rew
York
1:10 P. M. Expross.
(U V. stallon 1 :ou 1'. M.)
.'.tl.ill-i ..ii.i .Jii vyiUll.llU IH'UMI. ltllll IIUI uir
unmdt Mt. Wa'hhoiton, arrlvhiK Nmiiult, U.ao v. M.
Lonnecis ai eus niver wun .iiau irain -North over
the l'assunipalc Dlvlslun, abo Western Kxpress vla
'nn.niiii.i n.fiiiii iin i...... il ri.. rM.i
iu i-aciuc Loasi eery uay e.xcepi sunuavs. un
Ilostun 12l)less. has oarlor cnr. uirlttiiir fn lln(mi
at 8.00 i. m. With traln for I.ancasier, Whllelkld,
kdlerson, llerllu, Oroveton and lirand Trunk H. Ii.
4: 1 O P. M. Accommodation.
(Lu.ives Irom M. & Y. It. station only.)
Connecls at Wells Itlver wlth exorea4 traln north
over 1). A M. It. II.. for St Jolmsbury, Lyndonville.
Ilarton and Newport. Wllh aci oni uoiMtlon traln
south for all statious belwi'eu Wells Hlver aud
N hlte Hlver Junctloii. 1th exnress traln north
over White Mouninlu Dlvlslon.fo I.lslion, l.lttleton.
Ilethlehem, I'rotlle Ilonse, Twln Mountaln, Kabyans,
The Mount Washington. Whltetleld, Jeirerson and
Laucaster.
Tralns West.
I.eave Wells lilver 1.43, 10.3.1 A. M. 2.4(1 aud 3.66
I'. M.
Arrlve Mnlpeller-1":MJ, 11. St) A. M. 8.65, 6.05 1'. M
From Boston.
I.eave Uoslon 111:1)0 a. m.
Arrlve Montpelier 6:25 p. M.
Suburban Traln Scrvico.
t,eve .Moutii'dler-tJ.3';, li. U.SJ A. M. V.4D, 3.68
6.1" I". M.
Arrlve llirre -G.60, ll).ii5, I2.ll) A. M 3.W, 1.10,
5.21 1'. M.
Leave llarre-7.3, 10.20 A. M, 12.10, S.1S, 4.10,
5.25 1'.M, .
Vrrive .Moutjieller-7.45, 10J5 A. M. 3.31) 4.35,
6.45 1. M.
W. A. STOWF.LL, (leneral Manntrer.
F. W. .STANYAN.&upt rlntendent,
F. W. MOKSE. liein. l'ass. Aifent.
Boston & Maine Railroad,
Wlntor Arrangomont.
IN EFFKCT OCT. 14.IWI.
Tralns Loavo Wolls Rlvor North
Bound.
4:2U A. M-. -lally. prlnclpal statious to Newport and
Montreal, (aherhrouke aud Quehec except bun
day.) i:Iu A. M.. dally. exeept Monday for St. Johitsliury,
L i ilnin llle. Neu pnrt. oherhriioke and Quehec
txci-pt Minday .ind .Mnuilaj.
5:52 A. M.. lor stations to Newport aud Sherhrooke
ai.d (Juebec.
1:25 I". M for prlnclpal stutloiu to Newiort and
Montreal,
8:Jo IV M for statlons to Newtiort and &herhroolie.
P, M., lor statlons to Lyndonville.
South Bound.
1:35 A. M., except Miiud.iy, for prlnclpal statlons to
W. It. Junctloii, Worcester, Uostou and Sprlnn
tleld. 1:65 A.M., dally for stallons on W. M. Dlv lo Con
cord, Manchester, Nashua Worcester, Lowell,
aud Itoston.
ti:3fl A. M., Irom Woodsvllle for statlons lo oc.oord
aud liostou.
n:5n A. M.. tur statlons to W. 11. .lunctlou, Conoord,
Woiccster aud liostou.
:.M A.M., lor statlons nn W. .M. I)lr. to Concord,
Worcester and liostou,
I :) 1", M.. for statlons to W. It. Jncllun, Sprltni-
Held, Coiicoid, Worcester and liostou.
2:'l P. M for I'l.Mnouth. t-oucord, Worcester and
11091011.
1US I'. M., from Woods7llle for stallons to l'lt
mouth. JSt V M.. for all latlous to White Itlver Junctloii.
Colng North on W. M. Dlv. at
7:(K) A. M from Woodsllle for statlons to Wliu;
Hoad.
:52 A. M.. forstatlon to Fahjau. lltilhi, (lorham,
ilroveton and Coh'hrook.
1- 7 P. M.. to slatlousto Fabyan, Htitt nndOrove
tou
b:SS 1. M.. for statlocs to ndteHeli. . I.ancaner
'0:lf A. M.. SMindayi t uly foi Lancme.
From WooiUvlL
D J. FLANDERS,
noti. I'it.nitd Tlckot Acent.
liniCQ Who Have Used Thtm
LnUlLO Rccommend a! the BEST
nn. iii.o's
StarCrownllnuid
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
Immedltterellef,nodauCcr,nonla. r
Uied forre&TI by lesdtniC ipcUllttl. IlaDdmlsolUfU
monlali. A trUI wiu cODVlnce ou ot thelr Intrlnilc Ttlue
Incsieofiupnrciilon. Send Ua centi for tunpls ana
book. AlllirusjlsuorbyraallJlJOboi.
KING MEDICINE CO., Box 1930, BOSTON, MASS.
We promptly obtaln V S. nnd t'orelnn
Seiul model, sketch or nlioto ol ltivnillon for
f f reo reiKirt on
patentnuilty ror trce iook,
TRADE-MARKS
: now vt bocuro
' l'ntema and
)pposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D. C.
KTrt CHICHEQTER'S ENQLI3M
tyVv Orlultiftl oimI Onlj llrnulti
.Vf i K 1 VI. Alnftvi rlikhU l.udU. &ik DfUiTiffl
for ClIICUKSTint'S K.NT.LLSU
fltiKS lo UK1 tu-l tiold uifinllc b..iei h-11
v vth tlQatttKin. TttLenu uthtr. l(t'tio
tt Vvj lunsvriia hubtltutlonii und Inilttt
I'l ttf tluns. Itur of voar lrunctt orMDllo. la
iuron for lnrtloutur, 'I'rtlmonlftl
m1 Hcllc r for Lnillra. ttutr, ty r.
lum Mall. lO.(M)f) l. itlmnt.mii. Solibf
4ll UrucUt 1'hlchfati-r t'bomtcal o-
Ucctloatblirtitr Mutlltoa bqunre 1'IULA. k'A
Thrnunh Eipress wlth I'ullinan I'ar'or Car, llur
lhutoii in Faiiyans Mojn al all prlncliial iiailons
lietween Wells Ither nnd Fanyans, arrhln at Fali
ans 4.0" p. m. ronm cis at Fahyans wlth traln for
c
CAMP WATSON BURNED.
Camp Watson, thc summer resort on
the sliorcs of Lake Champlain, csUb
Ilslicd about forty years ago by the lato
Hlratn Atkins, was completcly dcslroyetl
by firc on Tuesday night. The camp
compriscd four largc builtlings with fur
nishings for tho accommodation of about
forty guests. Also fifty largc tents, a boat
house, containing a dozcn bo.its, and an
ice house. All was destroycd and the
loss is cstimated at betwccn 0,000 and
87,000. It was instircd in thc Union
Mutual Fire Insurance Compnny for
$'-',500.
Hesides this, is thc privatc loss of
several guests, who spond thc summcr
thore cach year, which Includes several
hundrcd dollars' worth of Ilshing tackle
and othor effccts stored in the buildings.
The camp is open about two months in
thc summcr and was to havc been opcned
on Friday for the season. At thc timc of
thc fire no one was in charge of the pre
niiscs. The cause of tho fire is not
known but is tlionght to be either of ln
ccndlary orlijin or from thc carelessness
of some one, who may have bcen touring
in that section.
George Atkins with J. H. Senter, F.
W. Morsc aud W A. Uriggs were to
have gono to Camp Watson Wednesday
for a fcw days' outing and members of
Capt. Atkins' family were on their way
to the camp from Rosellc, N. J.
It is not known whether the Atkins es
tate will rebuild the camp. Gcorge At
kins and Ralph 11. Denny, assistant sccre
tary and adjuster for tlw Union Mutual,
left for the camp Wednesday morning to
investigate the mattcr.
STATE FAIR
Rutland, Juno 28. The oxoentivo
committeefor tho joiut fair of tho
Rutland county and Vormoiit State j
Agriculturul Sooieties to be hold hero i
tho llrst week in Septomber met Fri- I
day in this oity and arranged im- i
portnnt dotnils for tho fair.
Tho committeo went through tho
premium list and made sovernl ohang
es. 0. D. Burditt of Pittsford, H. O.
Carponter of Rutland. H. Cliapmnn
of Middlebury woro choson a commit
teo in special attractions.uud .o00 wns
npproprinsed for tlns fentnre. An ap
propriation of 2,500 was mader for a
purso for the horse races.
Specinl rntes for the fair worc mnde
by the Rutland railroad.
ernioiit Watchman Cnmpany, Job
' Printers, Montpelier. Vt.
Jlonthly RcKiilator, har brouiinthapplnossto
huntlreils of n.ixlotn nomon. Theru 1a uosl.
tlvoly noothcr remcdy kuowntomedlcalscl.
cnco tli.it will so qulekly nud Bafily Uo thu
work. Longeet andmotolstlnatolrrcKUlar
ltles from nny causo rollevetl atunro. Succesa
guarantced nt siij- atage. No paln, (laiiKer,
or Ir.terfercnco wlth work. lluve rellcvca
liundrcds ot cases whcro otliera havo fnllod.
The mostdlfllcultcasca eucco-sfully treated
by mall, and bcncflclal rcKUltn gmira'ntccd ln
ivcry lneWnco. Norlakwhataoever. Wttreat
nundrcilsof ladlesrom wonevcr pcc. Wrlto
for valuablo partlo-iarit and Ircr conlldeutlal
advlce. Alllctterstrutlifullvnnawercd. ito
member.thlsremedylsabwhitely eafoundcr
jyery posslblo couultlon and potltlvely
leaves no after 111 ollcot upon tho hcalth.
lly mall, Becurely Bealcd, $J.oO. Ailmoney
lcttcra ehould 'jo reKlstercd. Addres. I)It
J.W.EMMOSS CO.,l'0TremontSt Uoetor
Legal Notices.
LiiiLLjFon invouci:.
ETHELILOI. IIASTINGS, J State or Veii.mo.vt
vs- Wasiiixoton
llEItltLUT.l). IIASTINGS. ) Coc.ntt.
In Couiity't'ourt. epleiubi r ti rm, lrj:
Whereas.ETIlELUA M. IIASTINOS, of the tlty
of Iliure. ln the County of .Washington, has thls day
ll'ed ln the ( lllce of the clerk of Ihe County Court
lur the countv nf WashliiKton. her llhei lor dlvorce
acalust HEKllEItTI). IlAbTINGS, setlluir fortli In
suhs anee that she was lawftilly married to said
IIEUIIEKT I). IIASTINGS on Ihe Sfith day ol May,
A. D. Ibm; that sdie.i.nhci part. had fdthfully kept
her luarrlHe ;covenants, hut that thc said HEli
ItEltT 1). IIASTINO. on his part, had iiotktpttho
saiue, lor the ald IIEIillEItT 1) IIASTING& liad
tteatcd the petltloner wllh Intolcra'ile st verltv, nnd
had uefr ected aud rcfUEcd to support the petltloti'.r,
aud liad wlllully de-erted Iho petltloner fnr moro
than threc constcutlve years; and lurlliu' settlnK
torth that as the trtilts of said marrh pe the petltloner
has twi, children, llcrjl HastlUKS, aged 12)ears, and
Josephlnu HastliiKS, aged lu years; aud prajltu; that
for said causes the court vould rant her dlvorce
from the said IIEIUlEltT I). IIASTINGS and (irant
her the cate aud custody ol said children.
And.wheteas.lt Is made to appearttiat thc said
IIEItllEItr U. IIASTINGS resldes without the State
where the process ot thls court citnuot he servtd
upon him; II Is therefore ordered that tlie said HEU
11EKT I). IIASTINGS heuotined of the pendency ot
said Ubel. aud ghcn opportunity tn make defeuce
thereln, ahd summoncd to apjiear aud lunkeansucr
thereto hefore the HonorahleCounty Court net to
he held at. Montpelier, wlihln nnd lor the county ot
Washington, ou the flrst Widnesday nlter the llrst
Tuesday ln Scptciuhcr. A. 1). IW2, at nlne o'elock A.
M. by the publicatlou ol thc suhstauce of said llhel,
toKetherwitk thls order, lliree eeks succesilvely Iu
the Vermont Watciimas ash State Jouii.sai.,
a weekly ncwspaper pilhlUhen In Montpelier. Ih sa'd
countv, the last of whlch publlcatlnns shall hc at
least slx weeks prevlous to said llrst Wednesday af
ter tho llrst Tuesday ln Septeinber, A. I).. 1902,
whlch shall he deetned suillclent uotlce to thc said
IIEIUlEltT I). IIASTINGS.
(ilveu under my hand at Montpelier, Iu said coun
ty, thls 21st day of June, A. I). IWi.
Stanley A Wlhsoy. Depnty Clerk.
JOHN G. Wiso, Atlorney foi the Petltloner
K-2S
1 BACK OF IVIAKINC I
I GREAM OF TARTAR BISCUITSI
I I I I I I
, I - p p
I I . SOLD BY . .
IPRINDLE AVERILL, I
BARRE, VERMONT. 1
ESTATE OF F.MI.MNK E. KELTOK.
Statk or Vr.tiMONT,
DisTiticT or WAflllNOTON, 89.
In Protmlc Court. held at Montpelier, ln and lor
ald Dlstrlcl, on th Slst day of Juno, A. 1)., 1!W2.
An Instruincnt. purportlng lo he tho last will and
tostnnient of E.MELINK R. KELTON, lato nf Kait
Jlontpellcr, tn snhl dlstrlcl.ilecenseil, helui? prosent
cdtofho Court for I'robate.lt Isordered hyald Court,
that all personsconccriiedlherelnhenntllleiltnnppcar
at a snsion of said Court. to he held at the I'rohata
Offlcc tn eald Montpelier, on the 11th day of July,
A. 1). v.m, and ahow cause, If any Ihcy may havo,
ai?alnst the probato of ald lintrumcnt, for whlch
purposo ltl further ordered, that notlco of thls or
der be puhllshed thne weeks successlvely In tba
KI1M0NT WATCIIMAN A.V1I STATB JOUIt.VAL, a
newpaM r prlnledat Montpelier, ln thls State, pre
vlous to said tlme appolnted ror hearltift
lly the C'ourl, Attrst.
S""2 IIIIIAM CAltLKTON, Jhdge.
COMMIHSIONKH8' NOTICE.
ESTATEOF OltltlM V. IlATCHELDEIt.
Tho undcrslKiied, havlnif bcen appolnted by tlie
Hnn. Probato Ciurt for tho Dlstrlct of WaahlnKton,
Commlssloners, to recelve, examlne, nnd mUustall
clalms and ilemnnds nfnll iiersons airaluit the ostate
ofOItltlNC IIATCIIELDEIC. lato of Plainfield, In
said Dlstrlct. dtceasediatidnllclaliuscxhlblled lnolT
et thereto. henby stlto notlce that we will tueet ror
the ptirposea nforosnld, at the resldcnco or Jtrs.
Anna Ilatchelder. ln the town of Plainfield, In said
Dlstrlcl, on the 8d dayof July and 7th tlay ofNo
vemhcr noxt. Irom 1 o'elock 1". M. until 4 o'elock r. M,
eachorsald days, and that slx months from the
13th day or May, A. D. 11(02, ls the tlme llmlted hy
saltl Court for said credltora to prosent thelr c'a!m
to tip for exatnluatlon and atlowance.
Dated at Plainfield, thls th day or Juni, A.D.
, ' JKIIEMVS. CIIAMIJEItLIN, ) Cnmis-56-27
SMILIE S.8MITII, -loners.
COMMISSIONEItS'NOTlCE.
EfaTATE OF FltED PAHKEIt.
Tho undersljtnrd. havluir been nppolnf-d by the
Ilon. Probate Court for the Dlstrlct of WashliiKton,
Cotnmlsslouers, to recelte, exaiulnu and adjust all
clahns and demands of all persons ainlnst tho estate
ofFKKI) PAHKl'.lt, late of Waltslleld. In said Dls
trlct, tleceastd; and nll clalms exhllilted In oflset
thereto, hereby Klve mdlce that we will tnret for the
(layn. nnd that slx luontbs from the 2d day of June,
A. D. 11)02. ls the tlme llmlted hy i-ald Court lo
said credltnrs to present thelr clalms to us ,for exr
nmluntlou and allowancc.
liaten ut altslleld. thin IDth day of June. A D.
IStlJ.
l. O. KAlt)N,
It. .1. McALLISTKIt.
t fotmnls
( -loners.
COJI.MIfcSIONEIiS' NOTICE
EbTATE OF JAMES M. V.VN DEL'SFN
Thc undcrslzncd havliiK been appolntc I hy the
Ilon. Probate Court for the Dlstrlct of Washington
('otntulseloners, to recelve, examlne aud ailjust all
clalms nud demnnds of all persons nialnst the estate
ot JAMES M. VAN DEL'SEN. lateof Waltslleld, ln
said Dlstrlct, deceased, and all clalms exhlhlted in
offet thereto, hereby jrlve notlco thatwe will meet for
the purpmes aforesatd. at the otllce of JOHN W.
OISF.GOItY. In tho town of Waitsfield, ln eald
Dlstrlct. on thu 16th day of Julv und
4th day of November next, Irom 1 o'elock r.
M. until 4 o'elock i M., each of said days, and
that slx months irom the 6tli day of Mav. A. D.
13i'2, ls thotlme llinlted bv said Court lor s'ald cretl
Itors to present thelr clalms to us for exnndnatlon
and allowance.
Ilated at Waitsfield thls 10th dav ..r Jnne, A.
D.15u2.
II. N. llirHNF.LL. ( roumils-
25-27 II. M. WAITE, J slouers.
LIIJKL FOR DIVORCE.
Jo.'ssio A. Ellicott Stntt of Ver
vs. J-mout, Wnshing-
Chnrles 11. Ellicott. J ton County
In County Court, Septemlu r t rin,
li)02.
Wliereas, Jossio A. Ellicott, of tho
City of Montpelior, in the county of
Wnshinpton, has this day flled in
tho ollice of tho clerk of the
county court for the county of
Washington her libol for divorce
aBainst Charles II. Ellicott, sottiufr
forth in substanco that sho was law
ftilly married to snid Charles H. El
licott on tho 21st day of February,
A. D., 1SD1; that she, ou hor part had
faithfully kept her marriage covenant,
but that tho said Charles "H. Ellicott,
on his part, had not kept the samo,
for the said Charles II. Ellicott had
wilfnlly deserted tho petitiouer, nud
had neglected and refused to support
her, aud had treated hf-r with intol
orahlo seventy and further setting
fortli that the petioner ' has threo
children astho frnit of said mnrringe ;
and prnying that for tho causes aforo
said tho court would grant her a
divorco from tho said Charles H. El
licott and furthor praving that tho
custody of tho said cliiMren be grant
ed to her.
And, wherens, it is rnade to appear
that the said Charles II. Ellicott ro
sides without tho State, whero the
process of this court canuot be served
upon him, it is therefore ordered that
tho said Charles H. Ellicott bonotified
of the pendency of said libol, and
giveu opportunity to inake defence
thorein, nnd suminoned to appear aud
mako auswer thereto before the Hon
orablo County Court next tn be held
at Montpelier, within and for the
county of Washington, ou the first
Wednesday after the flrst Tuesday in
Septomber, A. D., 1002, at uiuo
o'elock n. m. , by tho publication of
tho substanco of said libol, together
with this order, three weeks succes
sively iu tho Vermont Watchman aud
Stato Jourual, a weekly nowspaper
pnblished in Montpelier in said county,
tho lnst of which publications shall
bo nt least sis weoks previous to said
first Wednesday aftor tho first Tues
day in Sopteniber, A. D., H)02, which
shall bo deemed snfflciont notice to
the said Charles H. Ellicott.
Givon uudor my hand nt Montpelier
in said countv, this 17th day of June,
A. D. , 1902.
Stauloy O. Wilson, Doputy Clerk.
T. J. Deavitt, Attomey for the Pe
titiouer. 25.2T

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