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TBI1MS, I'AIP IN APVANCK
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VOL. 965022.
MONTPELIER, VT., AVEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1902.
NUMBER 30.
TEMPLE-McGUEN
If interestod don't fail to rcsponcl and tuke advantage of
tho low prices oilered on
Seasonable Merchandise
WE MENTION
A Few of tlie Many Bargains Offered,
51-inch all wool Cheviot, black nnd blue, valuc $1.25 nt 98c
15 pieces fancy striped Tnffetn nnd Silks (washable)
value $1.00, per yard, 09c
5 pieces blnck Tniletn Silk, guarantced, vnlue 87 l-2c, nt 09c
50 handsome black Neck Rufls, niade from Libcrty
Silks, at 98c, $1.49 nnd $1.98
5 dozen Boston Bags, 39, 59 nnd 98c
4 dozcn Chatelaine Bags, real alligntor, 25 nnd 50c
6 dozcn Corscts, black, Avhite nnd drnb, Thompson's,
Glovo Fittinir. P. N. nnd Kobo, value $1.25 to
$2.00, to close, per pair, at
4 dozen Musltn Dressimr Sueciues with
sizes. nt 40c
25 C'nshuicrc Clunks fov Infnnts, long iiud shoit, 08c und 31.-10
CO "Wnlking Suils chosen from our regulnr stock. 37 to 12 lcngths
vnlue Sfi.OO to SG.00, at 2.08
10 dozen Mercorized Kkirts, new snmplcs wc Ixuujht nt n disconnt,
98c, S1.40, 1.98
25 "White Ch n:i nnd Tnftetn Silk l'arasols, ruflles nnd huinslitchcd,
vuluc 81.50 to S.300, now 98c nnd 1.49
100 Children's l'arasols, nll colors, 19.and 25c
50 Mackintoshes with military cnpe, nll colors, value S5.00, at 1.98
25 Pticstley's Cravenettc Rnglnns, full length Oxford, tan and
black, value S12.50, at 8.98
10 dozen Lnwn Waists witli handsomo lnsevtion, value $2.00, at 98c
Lnnu nnd sliort sleevep.
ESTABL1SHED
BANKERS AND BROKERS
And Dealors In
INVESTWiENT SECUR8TIES,
BROADWAY, .... NEW YORK.
71
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Wo buy tho BETTER class of Stoeks and Bonda, und udvunee niont'y to enrry
the snuie whon requested We do not soliuit the ordinnry smull speculiitivt' nccountP
on n niurgin Moro tlinn thlrty yeara meiubei shl) in the New York Stock Exehaiige
ROBERT J. KHSQBALL.
nillinery Business
AYell established in a hustling raihvay town, will
be sold at a low price. Enquire of the
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Rooms S and 9 Gordon's Block, Barre, Art.
40,000 Users in
Prove the Merits of the
OLIVER
TYPEWRITER,
Not what competitors say.
QOLD MEDAL The highest award Pan-American Exposition.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
11-15 Pemberton Square, Boston, flass.
Illustrated Catalogue on Application.
B. J. GRIFF1N, Prin.,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Griffm's students get the best payiag
positions. Kvery stutlont from Vermont
who attended the school last year is in a
position. Send for eatalogae.
RUTLAND RAILROAD.
The rhrbugh car liue between New
Vork, Roston and aft New England
points, and the Adirondacks, Thousand
Islands, Montreal and Quebec.
Across the Islands of Lake Champlain
Reaching the best locations for camplng
and fishing, touching at the following
Btations : South Hero, Grand Isle, North
Hero, Isle LaMotte nnd Alburg!).
For time tablesand full lnformation ad
dress Geo. T. Jnrvis, C. I). Hibbard,
Gon. Manager. Gcn. Pass Agt.,
Rutland, Vt.
C0 IWontpelier-vt-
59c
Faney Bordcrs, 3'2 to
IN 1865.
9
W. EUCENE KIMBALL.
Forty Monfhs
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
Pablio Examinntious of Teneliers for
Wnsliiiicton County will be held as fol-
lows :
CABOT ....
MONTPELIER
NORTHFIELD
WAITSFIELD
WATERBURY
July 30-31
Aug. 1-2
, Anc:. 4.-5
Auj
. Au
G-7
8-9
BARRE Ang 28-29
jxainluations will be held as lnr as
uostible in the school buildintrs. All
cnudidates for examinatiou, personnlly uu
known to the County Examiuer, shall fur-
nish a tostimonial of good uioral charae
tor and satisfactory evidenco of ability to
govern.
Exaininations may be taken for admiS'
sion to any Verinout Normal School,
O. D. MATHEWSON,
County Exaininor.
linrro, Vt, July 9, IOQ'2
TO ClUItB A COLU IN ONE I)AY.
Tako Laxatlve liromo Outnluo Tablets.
All dniKgists refuud tho nionoy If It fuils
to ouro. E. V. Uroves sipiaturu la on
euen uox. hu.
Businoss Moro Montion.
Fred A. Alnsworth. druuiilst. Wllliuma-
town. Vt , contlnncs to solielt nnd supply
tradu at 1 1 i s old atund on Dopot street
Do you watit tinything in his Jlne, no
niutter what? Ho wi,. undertuko to sup
ply it, nnd glvu you sutlsfuetion us to
(lunllty, quuutlty nnd price. Ixit no ono
olso Hatturyou thnthe unn, or will, do
bottor by you In tlio drug line, till you
liuvo proved It by a visll nt P A. Au.is
worth s atoro
WANTED. Ulook wood, body, 12 inoli
thorouplily scasoncd. Inquiro nt Watcli
mnn oillco.
WATCIIMANS WANTKI1 A fow eon-
lea ot the Watehinan of April 0 and 23.
11KK, nro wnnted atthls olllee.
INSTUUMHNTAIi MUSIC.
Pimlla in iustruiuentnl miislo reeoived
FHday nnd Siiturdny at 14 1 Stnto streot.
MUS. fAA.KS WVEU1IAY.
A FFiATUHlC OF T11I3 MAIN S1IOW
Ono of tho fentuiva of tho Wnllur L.
Miiln Fnshlon I'latn sliows. wlileh coiuea
tathls eity Julyn, will bo the one liour
eoueerl by I'rol. I'nrl Neal nnd hissuperb
band, at uneb i)erioniiuuee, beforo tho
nmiu iierfonnanci- bt'H'uia. Mueh enjoy
niuut mav be expected from the finitid
coui'erts by I'rofessor Neal and hia noted
lntisicinna. 'lUU fmnoiia orgaulzatiou.
whieb eominaiided s niueli ciilieal ann
popuhir approvnl by ita mll.it lo and atir-
r.ui: )erforuianeea at the E.xposition at
BulTalo, lms gained new laureU by thu iui-
luirnoie inayner in wuioii u. nna eniHr-
tniued thoiisaudsof liiusle-lovers throuuli
outtho counlry dtiring its pre.-enl tour
wiiu me i.rent wnuer Ij, mimii l.mnuiir
Shows. It is moro of a eoneert tnan n
mllltnry Imtici, and for this reasou is nblo
to preaent more vnried and int Mi'atlug
progrnuis tlian ov'r seen with a elreus. lu
pieaentint; tlils pxeat iunovntion, liowuvur,
one lliiiicr should lio dlj'tiuetly under
stood it is n rnnd extrn fenture, pratnit
ously offered to tlio uatrons of tho tre-
ineiidous wauer Ji. Mnm areatest unu bet
shows on earth. nnd iu no sense (Mii'tnilius
or coiillietitig w itli thu cireu.s peiTonnniiLe,
iiui lUHiiiiL' nninensuraiii v to ine Ki'nncieur
and effeetiveness of thia already gijiautie
merpriae.
I'UIMLS IN T11K AHT FCHOOI-,
The auinmur .ehool of urt. aua eon-
(luctud nt the V. M. C A. yimmsiiuii, is
nceomplisliin that whieh few of the eoui-
iiiiuuty suspeet nnil cnnuot nppreeiato
until a vieit patd to the studio and the
work of the slxteeu .students, uow enrolled
uuiler tue muuauce ot -einptor Lojiez, is
inapeeted. .icepli and .lohn A.ja, Emilo
! nanez, 1'nirioK ralty and .James uoyie,
iranue woi kera. nnve. m (iiiiereii siaiiea
of eotupletion, elay niodelliiii; whieb Is fnr
beyoml the ordinary, nnd Mr. Loi'Z says
ine uisu'uction oi tnese aini sucii meii is n
sonree of lmiuh enjoyinent to hlm as tliev
iiiatnieet n Keen nDnreeiaiiou oi tuewoii;
beforo tliem.
Mr l.opez now bas ntuoui; his nupil.s
Miss Geoi'fiiu Onnoud of Toledo, O., who
has 110 pupils iiuder her ehni'Ke iu the
inodeuiiit: nnii inauuai ai t uepai tuietii oi
tbu Toledo polyteehnio sehooi. Sliss Ur-
nioiid is to rtiKiy iuodeini!! in eiay nero
until she is obligej to returii to her work
iu Toledo.
WAITS RIVFJt.
Miss Kdith Marcv has been visitinc at
1). S. Folsom's.
Tliere was a soeinl dance at the school
house Friday night.
.laines Iticliardson lost a hoi-be tliis
week nnd Williani Ricliaidson lost a
three-ycar-old colt last week.
Geort;u U. Aiinas of Montpelier was in
town tlns week looking after the welfare
of tlio Watchman.
IIORX OF THE MOON.
Walter Davis is sick.
Ira Carr isat work for G. V. Samlers.
Jlrs. H. W. Keiiip was iu town last
Friday.
L. E. Sanderr is helpiiig W. A. San-
ders in his liaying.
Miss Etliel Cooley hiis been snendiiiK
a few ilars at W. A. Cooloy's.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
Mrs. Jouathau Raudall fell from her
chair lnst Friday eveniug at 9 :U0 and bo-
iore her hushand could get assistance she
was dead. Two doctors wero thcro with
iu fivo miuutes, pronouucing the canse of
hcrdeath neuralcia of the heart. She was
buried in the old cemeteryat South Rye
gate Sunday, Rev. Mr. MnoArthur oftici
atinc, and W. T. Geurt;u funeral director
Mrs. Raudall was sixty-nine yars old and
leaves a husband two sisters and a daugh
ter-in-law to nioiirn her loss, who have
tho sympathy of the comminiity.
Hev. Mr. Wallnco of tlus place ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Mr, Morrison
of Graniteville last Sunday.
H. L. Taney and wife returned from
their trip thiou ltIi Connecticut nnil New
Yo:k last Saturday.
Mrs, iJohu Hall and sun of 1'rovidcnce,
R. 1., aro speiidiiitr a few weeks horo
among foriner acqiiaintances. Mr. Hall
will be hero soon to nccoiupany thom
lioiuo. He was pastor of the Presbyter
ian chureh hero for eight years.
Forest Mills nnd wife of liuston, Mass.,
nre spondini; a short vacatiou hcre with
thoir relatives nnd friends.
Mrs. William Hnlley of Hrooklyu, N,
Y., is speuding a fow weeks with her sis-
ter, fllrs. J. H. Nelson.
Rev. Mr. Wnllace, wife and soa wil
tako the montli of Aui?ust for their vaca'
tioa. They will spond inost of itin Massa-
cliussctts nnil New lork. His pulpit
will be supphed n part ot tlio time,
WEST CORINTH.
lolmson Orr's peoiile attended chureh
iu Chelsea Sunday, Juiie 13, to hear Rev
Carl Corwin preach, Thoy thoiiL'lit his
scrmon well wortli guing so far to hcnr.
Rov. Almon Slieperd was iu flvo dilfer'
eut towns ono dny last week and anether
day in tour. He sceius (juite as aetivo as i
no were not past niiiety years ot age
A Kontleinaii lroin bt. lolmslmry was
in town lust week tuuiiiK piauos nnd or
gnns,
Myrtio Chamberlain and a friund from
East Hairo attended chureh hero last
Sunday and stonncd a short time at Ellis
Rohonon's.
Williani Ilnirloy of West Topsham was
here ou business last week and callcd on n
few friends.
Edna Wnrd goes this week to Cholse
to work in tho Fnmily of Mr. Atwood,
A tolophono was put into W KenniS'
tou's liouso last wcok
Montpelier and Vicinity.
LOCAL HAPPENINCS.
Dr. nnil Mi
tho I'nvlllon.
Ilonier C. Drlghatu aro nt
Foss (inlulae of Ilroektou, Mnaa., la vlslt
lug relatives iu thu eity.
Wlllurd O. Colton of Sprlnnlleld, Mass.,
is vlaitliif; his pnrenta in tlio eity.
Mlsa Liiuru A. Unpg has returned from
lier viall to her homo m Stnnstead, IV Q.
fieorge FlanniiKan nnd Willlnni JIul
ipieen apent Sunday vlsltlng iu Moretown.
Miss Floreneo llarber of Burlington la
tho gueat of George l'.llai lier, her brother.
MissMainlu Kelley of Burlington nill
pass tho uuiiner with friends lu thia eity.
Joseph Uraiio hus gono to Woodbury to
play on tho bnll teain thero for n l'ew
weeks.
Miss Kntlo tloldbniy or Hartford,
Conii,, la thu gnestof .1. O. Fnt-well, her
eoiiain,
Tho Miaea Leury of lilchuioiid wero
Kiiest.anf ,1. J. (Joodwin, their oouain, on
Sunduy.
Oniu finluisu lelt ou Monduy ovuning
for n ft-w woeka vlsit with relutlvorf in
Montreul.
Finnk Sliorey ia to enler tho employ of
Snilth. Wblteoinl), and C'ook of Uarro as
u uioiijder.
Itov. iiud Mrs. A. N. Iewis huvo return
ed from vialting thoir ilnughter iu Now
Ilaveii, Conn.
Misa Miua Ilulloek returned Friday
freni u two weeks islt uith fi'ieuda iu tho
(Jueen City.
Mrs. W. .1. Doylo and ehildreu havo
Cono to Iveesvllle, N. Y., to visit relatives
lor a tew weeks.
Frank Sliorey haa lluislied work nt
fireeulleld, Musa., nnd has rotunied to his
hoine in this eity.
The euso of Stato nainst Musaueeo hua
been eontluued for trial until July 00 by
ugreement of eounsel.
Ot tho StO.OOO of tuxea Uue tho city
uboul Si'I.UUU Ima alteady been pusaed up
to City Trunsurer ..errill,
Mlsa Be:-sio Handal of Proctor is visit
itijr her aistr Mrs. i . Ai Sumiier, on
Ulill streetln this eity.
Lity vttornoy F P. Carloton, uifeund
diuiHhter havo gone to Old Orehurd
Beueli for n sluy of ten dnya.
Buit Fitzgorald ia tukiti;; a two weeks
vaeatlon troin his duties ou tho .montpel
ier nnd Wells lliver rnilroad,
Perey D'Aithenay haa llnialied work as
bell boy.at tho 1'avillon uud lils pluee is
tnken by.Johii Doheny of Northlleld.
(Jeonro T. Deuvitt of Boston 'nnd Kosn
G. llaiTiiigtou of lirldguport, Conn., aro
punuiiig uieir vneaiion at ino noino ot r.
ueavitt.
The Deruocratic city connuitteo or-
'nind nn Fridnr nvfintnif hr olontinn'
0 J w . wk..wa.Q
H. .lulius Volholm, chairmafi, and E.
A. Sweeney, secrotnry.
Capitol Teinple. No. 5. Uathbouo Sist?is.
will liold their remilnr meetinir in Kniirhts
of Pythlaa liall Weduesdav ovening. All
ineiiiDi'ra aro requealed lo oe pixent.
Tho liouso on Wheelock atreet. owneil
by Neil V. Coolej-, has been sold through
tlio Iteul Kstato AKOlioy of M. . Whoel
ool', to Joseiih F. Maroiii of Middlesex.
The polieo denurtnienl haa been ask-
ed to bo on tho lookont lor a lnau by tho
naino of Pliilo G. eparrovv, who has beon
missini; from Portland, Me., somo days,
The ba .d will j;lvo un onen nir eone it
at the Sehool atreet stanil on Friday oven
ing nnd on S-itunluv eveniug tlio orehe
tra will givo u aoeiiti hop nt Armory liall
A beuutlfiil orimson luuibler. owned bv
John MeOonnld und whlch is now n iiiaas
of Ijlosaoms on tlie Sliiiiinnu ledgo on hlm
street, is nttraeting conaidorablo uttention.
v. rs. W. A. BrinKa uuvo u tallv-ho ride to
Berlin pond ou baturduveveniiii: in honor
of her niecea, who m e iiting her. Tho
party eonalsted of about twenty young
peopio.
umea Sinith bus roslxucd his position as
foroman at tlio fouudry of thu Colton
MuiiufueturiiiK Comimnv beeau.e of eon-
tiuued ill health aud his pluee Is tukeu by
George Sunboru.
Arthur II. Snow uud Currio C'avhuu.
both of Montpelier, wero tuarried Satur
day aftuiuoou by Justicu of the l'eaeo
Miirtin W. Wheoloek, Mr and Mrs biiow
will muko thulr homo iu Harclwlek.
Bearman & Y orria nro to onen u oloth-
hi'' uud ireut's furutshiiiL' storu tho niiddlu
ot August iu tho ijiinrters foriueiiy oeeu-
pieu uy j. w. i eianu m ino rreuen uiock.
uavid iMorns, oue oi ino nrni. is well
known hero as elerk for Yett . rothors.
Norinuu Sawver had u narrow escai;o
from a moat aovero in.iury Monduy wlnlo
enguged iu hia duties at thfc Star Trado
Couipuny's fnetory. IIo was iiierutiug n
imuli eireular suw whenn sticK llew stnk-
iug him lu thu moutti nnd badly laeoratlug
his faeo.
Mrs. M. 1. Bruco of Caluis todav vorv
kiudly roinombered tho employees of tho
iiiismess oiiieo oi ine wuienmuu eompuuy
withnbrauuh of a rose bush coiilaudiig
thlrty-slx rosus of tho "Sevon Slaters" vn
riety. It is esliuiated tlmt thero aro fU0
llowers ou the inuin bush.
Ituv. J. A. Wnrd has returned from
Boston und vieiullv wheru ho haa been in
tlio luterests of tho Evnuolleul elinreh of
this eity. He reporta u proaperoua jonr
nov. ork hua been bouun on tlio toun-
dutiou of tho Kvuni-'elleul chureh whieh is
to be built ou Northlleld street.
Tho Hoekwell Theuter Conipnny jilnyed
to a koo(1 heuao nt tho opoiiini: of ita eu-
pigumeut In tliis eity on Monduy ovoning.
Tho thenter lmproves with age, tho eom
puuy iieing Kood and lneuuios mv. inul
Mrs. Britiga tno popular aueeially artista
who mndo suelt u hlt here last year uuder
tho puiuo uinnagoiuuiit.
Tho nttentiou of tho uuthorities should
bo turned to tho liumcrous uud clearcaaes
of eruelty U) unlmula whieh nro to be seon
dnily ou our streets. Iloraea iu tho moat
pitinble eondltion nro uneu to druw loada
wliun it would be u merey to aend tliem to
noir ioii reai. i iiero ia uiw onougii 10
uover suoli easos if proporly npplled,
An uxeentlouallv well Krown toro drow
u good slzod erowd to tho yanla of tho
juoiupeuer ntui wous uivor ruiiroaii,
wuero ,i, v, lirooK was eurriug somo
stook for tho Boatou uiurkot on Sunduy
ovonlnir. Tho antnial la but nfouryenr
old Durlinm but welghs between i(K) aud
.'UHI pniiuds.
Admlrul Clnrk waa u cnllur nt thu Joun
NAi.ollieoTuesduy and tho priuters Inul tlio
opiiortuiiity to taifo u reai uvo Aduuraliiv
tho band. Their surnriau at lliiclliiir him
oxtremoly mortul, oue uuiong thom, aa he
wuikou uiio ineir woik room euatiing
merruyuud aiuiKiiiK iiieiu ny ino nnild,
wna souiethlng oxtromoly luterestlng to
ouserve,
Moiulay wna the buuuor day thus far
for tho recolpt of taxes nt the oity elerk's
oflleo, fil.TlO.fil beinp tnken iu on that
dav, Tho olllee will be open at soven
o'cioek on eauh ovenlng diirfng this week
nnd noxt week will bo kept open durlng
thodlnnerniid supiior liours iu nddltlon
durlng tho remainder of .luly. This is dono
so that all mny bo aecominodated.
Tho II. 0. Howers Ornuite Company Is
tnaklug arrungemelits lor glvltig Its un
iiuul ciam bako to tho pollshers und their
bosses iu thia vleiulty somo tituediiriug
the lutter part of Aupust. I'rof. Joseph
Wllson of Provldonoo, H. I., who hus
pluved no snmll pnrt in tlie populurity
nnti enjoyublllty of theso oeenslons ftom
yenrtoyear, has been eturiured for this
seasou.
A ldast, tniido lu a ledgo near tho new
St. Atifiustllio's I'hureh ou Monduy, did
eonslderable daimmo lu tlie neighbornood.
Wlndows in tlie houses of C. U. Downing
nnd E. R. Clnrk were smnshed by tho lly
ing roek und ono pleco broko throitph the
wlndow of tho bodrooni of Celeatin Aujier,
who oeeuples u teneinent with Mr Clark,
lalidln iigaint tlie crlb lu whieh his baby
was asleep. Fortunalely thu ehild wus
uuhnrmed.
Tlio Centrnl Labor Union Friday
eveniug at its regtilnr inceting decided
to observo Lubor day in this city by u
colobrntiou bf somo sort und n com
mitteo consisting of J. ,T. Eagan, L.
N. Jorue, J. A. Oantilliou, Auglitnoy
Slinmbo, W. D. .Tones, Fred Connors
nnd E. A. Catio was appointcd to
havo full chargo of proparing n pro
graniino for tho day, to make nrrangc
ments for a paradc and sports.
Heplying to un imiuiry respoeliug tho
dlfltilled wuter, "absoiiite.y puie," whieh
wna meutloiurd iu tlie Issuo ot Moiuluv,
tho .lourual would say tlmt the waler n
put u)i lu catboysof Itvogallona euiiaeily,
und lu puekilgea of sl.x two.quurt bottlea,
of the riglit sizo for refrifrerntors. It is
tent in erntes, on privni orders to plaees
whero It la not on sale, und un ullowuueo
mado on return'of paekngea. Addreaa
Mount Mimalleld Distllled Wnter Com
pany, Burlington, Vt.
Forest L. Duke, who is emuloyed as a
earpenter on thu Country Clul) IIoue,
was stimtuoued to bis home in Mnrslitleld
ou Friday niu'lit by tho neclileiitnl uud
fatul shoolhif; of hia nine-yeai-s-old son,
llomer. Mr. Duke'a fuinily re.-ide on a
farin and on Friday aftornoon two boya
lroin the villago came to the fariu to vlait
his son, bringliif: a rille. In some way tho
weapou waa pieinaturely disehaiged and
he boy instuntly killed. .
I'rof. und Mrs. G. IJ. Kliuoie were given
u very pieasant siirpriae paity at their
rooms In the Lawrenee bullduig on Fri
day eveniug by the meinbers of their
duueinj: class in"Barre. The eve ilng waa
puased niot enjoyalily und Mr uud Mrs.
Elmore wero preaented witli a beuntiful
flvo enudlo triple plnto cniidelubrum ns n
token of the esteem iu whlch they are
held iiud whon Piof. Elmore leeovered
from his surpriae he expressed tbepleas
ure thu evenl fiavo hlni iu n ehurneteristio
speeeh of thaiika,
Deputy SlierilTs Cuiup, 1 inpletoii nnd
Traoy vioited tho atore of S. Musaueeo on
Saturdny eveniug nnd niade n aenrch for
llcpior. lilllcers Cump nnd Templetnn
found u few dozen bottlea of beer whieh
they selzed und took uwny ns they were
uneertaiii whether or nnt it wus two per
eent. The iroprietor's bail wna llxed in
eity eourt nt tL'j uud tho cnae et for heur
lng on Wedne.-dny. Mr. Mnafiieeo behovea
the mld wns eaiL-ed by the spite of I). ' o
niasi beeuuse of the breneli of promifo
Milt pendiiig und thnt iiiforinutiou wns
flled to hurruaa him.
Noniinntiou papors aro to bo flled by
Uloment men tor caudidatos tor two
of tlio tlireo Stato senatorships from
Washington county on n fusion ticket
with Democrats. Tlio Ulement men
in the county convention at that time
appcnred satisfled with all the nomin
ations but now aro coutented with
only one, N. D. Plielps ot Barre. It
is probablo that one Itopubncan and
one Doniocrat will bo decided upon.
Local optionists from dilferent parts
of tho county will nicot in this city on
Weancsday tlio auth, and will discuss
plans for a fusion cauipaign.
The erown of tho mavor of this uuiuiei-
palitv ia no easv thing to wear On sntur-
day eveniug while Mayor Houtwell was
talking with u friend ou tlie street be was
approaehed by a loeal eharacter, Tho
man's faeo wiia ns long ua tlie mornl luw
und he walked with a' cnne nnd u limp.
iie iniorniud tne mavor tuat ne was sick
aud ueeded aleohol, but that hia appeal at
tlio agency failed to toucb the inarble
heart of Uuelo Iliram and usknd tho
ninyor to "llx it" for him. The tiinyor In
formed his elient that Iie had uothiug to
do wltli running tho agency aud that bo
would haveto tell bis taloof woe to County
Cominiaaionor Worcester The ninn enst
ono look tn tho dlreetion of Roxbury nnd
thon paased on with a slgh.
Todav Mrs. Eniily E. Rocd of this
city nttains to tho advanced age of
fourscoro years. Thoso who know
Mrs. Reod woll neod not bo told that
it is n good old ago into whieh she has
lived. With her nieutnl facultios still
clear and briglit.and still able to meot
her uoicliborliood friends and go
among thom, lifo yet hns its enjoy
inonts and an aotive, sympathotio in-
terost iu liumau nttiurs continues to
abido with tho vonorablo lady. Tlio
ovont is tlio occHsion of congratula
tions.whoso warnith and sincority aro
of tho heart as woll as tlio lips. Hor
danchto-. Miss Maria G. Reod, aud
Miss Alico Urown and Miss tintnoryn
Evarts camo from Boston on Mon
day to honor a natal day of so much
sigiiificnuco.
A special moeting of Marquis do
Lafayotto Chaptor, Daugliters of tho
Amorican Rovolntion, wns hold Fri
day ovoning with Mrs. 0. S. Doming.
Miss Alico Sniith of Barro was by
ballot rocoived into tlio ohaptor. On
motion tho duos of Mrs. Phlnens A.
Komp, tlio only real daughter of tho
ohnptor, woro romittcd. A connuitteo
was appointed iii compliauce with tho
rcnuost of Mrs. .1. J. Estoy of Brattle
boro, Stato rogent, to locato tho grnvo
of ovory Rovolutionary soldior in Ver
mont with iiiuno, placu of birth and
death. Also in complianco with tho
requost of Mrs. Estoy, a box is to bo
sont to eaoh mombor of tlio ohnptor,
into whioh a ponny n day until tho ilrst
of Jnnuary is to bo contributed for
tho oroction of n Oontinontal hnll in
Washington, in whioh to liold tho nn
nunl convoutious aud otlior mootings
of tho nntional socioty.
Ihla elgnaturo is on every box ol tho gonnln
I Laxative BromoQuinine Taweta
the remedy that curea n cold In one doy
ADMIRAL OIjARK IN TOWN.
Mayor Bontwoll and Dr. Brigham,
with their wivos, went to tlie Juno
tion to meot Admiral Clnrk nnd party
on Monday aftornoon. It was a cur
ious circuiiistanco that Admiral Clnrk
misscd tho ninil train at White River
.luiiction, nnd had not Conductor
Cliainborlain, of tho Whito Mountain
oxprcss, stoppcd his train, Mayor
Boutwell would liavo been loft in his
attempt to get to tho .Tunotion. Mrs.
Clark nnd Mrs. Robison arrived on
the four o'cioek train and the Ad
miral, with Mrs. Hughesand ehild, ar
rived on tho ovoning trnin. Tho tl
miral and tho mayor nre not men who
nro in tho liuhit of getting loft, so
the iucideut is tlie suhject of some
morrimont at tho oxpensc of "tho
loft."
Tho conductor of tho nfternoon mail
did not announco in tho lunch room
at the .lunctlon tho departuro of his
train honco tho iucideut on the part
of tlio Admiral, and lienco the eon
ductor misscd the opportnnity of a
life time an honor greater than c.ime
to tho aucient boatmnn whtn lio had
Ciesar for a passenger. Manv peopio
called upon tlio Admirul and his fam
ily at the Pavilion durlng tho evon
ing and gavo tliem tho glad imud.
Admiral Clark lias still tho modest
Cnptain's liearty liand elasp and merry
smile, and it is noticenble that tho
niajority cannot dissoeiote him from
liis old titlo and the Oregon, as thoy
intuitivoly address liim as Captain.
A VISIT TO THE SCULPTORS.
When first I knew that thoro was
to be a school of sculpturo in Mont
polier I promised nyself tlio pleasuro
of a visit, whon the class should bo
fairly at work, that I might watcli tho
"modus operandi" and seo tho work
of n "really truly" urtist, ns thechil
dren say. I wanted to know just how
the bcautiful stntues are mado to i
take form and shape and how thoy aro 1
fluished. ,
Ilaving learued that castings wero
to be niade last night, I wended my I
way thither, to bo welcomed with a j
cordial invitatiou to make myself at
homo and pormission to look on ns j
much as I wished. Several young
men were at work on thoir models, ono 1
on a head, another n foot, and otliers,
dilferent forms of ornament. Here
thon was the work going on that ap
pears so easy and is yet so liard, winch .
requires the artist's eye to soo and
the trained hnnd to exeoute. Fascinnt
ing work it is, tliongh requiring much
paticnce thnt overy line and curve ;
may npproach porfection, and it must j
bo gone over and over, carefuliy
measured, patted and pincho.l, j
smootliod hero and thore, u little
added or a shaving taken off, till, bit by '
bit, tho model is complete. 1
Threo of tho students had fluished '
their models ready for tho casting. 1
Thisisnvory interesting process to 1
tho ordinary observer though it ro- 1
quirs no particular talcnt aud is part j
of tlio artist's drudgery. I will try 1
to tell how it is done. First a hugo
mixing bowl half or two-thiids full I
of sliglitly blued water ( wasli blueingi
lias the pulverized plaster carefuliy !
sprinkled in, sometliing ns "liasty j
pudding" was mado in olden times i
aud isstirred with a spoon till it is of ,
about the consistency of tliin paste.
Now tlie liands nre dipped in sounds I
inviting doesn't it? But you would j
want an apron nnd with deft movo-
ments tho mixture is dasheu all over
tlio model, being blown upon occasion-
ally to moro ellectually spread it.
When it is sliglitly hardened, anothor
thicker mixture is mndo of the pnro
whito plaster nnd the entire ntfnir is
thickly covered till it resembles a
hugo frosted cnke, only the frostingis
rather unoven. Tomorrow, I was
told, the clay would be chopped out
and tlio perfect mould would bo pre
pareil aud fllled, for all the world iiko
a jelly mould, but out of whieh would
como the form that pleases tlie oyo
rnthor than tho palato. Tliis is, in
short. tlie way tho work is fluished
and is only n binall part of tho effort 1
required to produce it. It must bo a
period of some auxioty, to tho anin
teur at least, lest thore bo a failure or
llaw somowliere and his work havo
to be dono nll over ngain. As in every
other importaut work, ono must . be
content to work patiently up, stop by
stop, from tlio simplest forms to tho
most complex ; and hero again, it is
proven that steady work nnd constant
study aro what to'lls, and as Mr. Lopez
assures his students, "Gonius is mado
up of about ono-fourth talent and
thrco-fourths hnrd work."
I wns surprisod to seo tho progess
that liad been mado in tho short timo
sinco tho class was organized. Somo
of tho students aro carvers and doubt
loss nro enablod, thoroby, to undertako
nt onco tho moro diillcult work, while
otliers nro bcginners and struggling
witli the drawing. Watching tliem
at thoir work my mind "soarod", as
did Saiunutha Allen's so often, aud I
boheld tho beauty nnd dignity of
work, tlie powor that creates forms of
beauty nnd usofulness, I know bettor
thnn to begiu "eppisodin" and I
doubt if I 'should havo been listenel
to I if did, so nbsorbed woro tho
workers.but I remembered whaf'Dick
Heldar" told "Muisio" about work:
"A great doal doponds on being mas
ter ot' the bricks and mortar of tho
trade. But tho iustaut wu begin to
think about success nud the oil'oot of
our work to plny with ono eyo on tho
gallory wo lose power and touoh and
ovorything olso. If wo mnko light of
our work for our own onds, our work
will mako light of us. Success isn't
obtuiuod by tho saoriflco of othor peo
pio you must sacriflco yoursolf and
livo undor ordora nnd novor think of
yoursolf, nnd novor liavo real satis-
laction in your sork oxoopt just at
tho bogiuniug whon you nro roachiug
out attor a notion.
''Four-llfths of cvorybody's work is
bad but tho romnnnt is worth tho
troublo for its own snko, "
And so I camo nwnv, glad that I
had beon ablo to sixmd this brief timo
iu watohing tho work iu a school of
Boulpturo.
Vermont Wiitcliniau Compauv Job
Priuters. Also iiinuufncturcr of Rnbbo.
Stauips.
REASONS FOR INSURANGE.
Expenses eat up wnges and sal
aries. Year after year tlio aver
nge maii expects to build up au
estate. Tlie usual result is no
provision or only n sinall ono for
wife and childien. Lifo Insur
anco does tlie work by easy pay
nients. (L orrc p ndeoce MHtd.)
S. S. BALLARD,
Qeneral Agent,
New Langdon Uulldlng,
A10NTPHLIER,
VT.
WHAT
TICKLES
One tnnn's pnlate gives another
dyspepsiu. Hero nre n few Suits
at a price thnt u ill tickle every
man's poc'tetbook. S5 for the
very chenpest, S10 for tho vcry
best. Tako n few momcnts just
to see what you havo, nnd flnd
out what you necd in clothes,
then come to us. Suits that
s ld from UO to 18 now S5 to 10.
A, D, FARWELL GO,
All Coods Sold for Cash.
THE WORK
AND THE BILL.
Send a hurry-up order nnd sco
how quicklythc work is dono.
Exnmino it cnrcfully nnd scc how
well the work is done.
Exaniino tho bill and see how rea
sonnbly tho work is done.
Our Plumblng and Heating
Department.
We know nnd do thc best work.
Peck Brothers,
60 Main Street,
Montpelier, Vermont
MIDSHIPMAN VAOANOY.
Sonator Dillinglinm hns reeoived
notico from tlie Navy Dopartment that
ho is authorized to nominato n candi
dato for mldshipiuan to till a vacanoy
now existing in tho United States
Nnvul Acndemy from Vormont, at
large. Ho is nrranging for a com
potitivo oxnminutioii of thoso dosiring
tho appoiutiuont, whioh will he held
probably about tho 12th or 13th of
August. Notico of tho oxaot timo and
)laco of such oxamitintiou will bo giv
ou us soon as nrraugoments for tho
saino can bo porfooted. In tho moan
timo thoso wishiug to compoto for tho
uppointmont will do woll to notify tho
Senator of thoir purposo that ho may
givo thom all nocessary inforiiintion.
Applicants will bo osaminod in read
ing, writiug, spolliifg, punotuationand
oapitals, graiumnr, geography, United
States History.World's History, nrith
motio, nlgobra and geomotry.
UUSSIA, TOO.
St. Potorsburg, July 21. A oyclono
swept over Kiow today killiug twenty
porsons.

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