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VOL. 965028.
MONTPELIER, VT., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM MER 17, 1902.
NUMBER 38.
TEriPLE-ncCUEN Co.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
New Mercliandise for Fall and Winter..,,
Every day brings somethinq: new
NEW DRESS COODS, SILKS AND TRIMMINCS.
FRENCH FLANNELS for waists, plnin and fancy, 35c, 50c, 75c yaul
200 pnirs 10x1 Blnnkets, vnluo 75c, at 59c
at $ l -OQ
We are showingthe
Latest Novelties
Cloaks, Suitsiand Furs
WALKINC
WALKINC
FITTINO
hlZWJ TAILOR MADE SU'TSJn all
IIADLT-HIIV
iLe.iQQ
Made from French Flanncls, Silk, Velvet and Peau do
Soie from SL25 up
Another lot of those 12.50 KA'GL ANS at $8.98. Oxford,
Gray and Tan.
16 doz. MERCERIZED PETTICOATS with double ruffles
at 98c
Carpets, Mattings and Draperies
Our goods are all of
terns artistic
that pleases.
WELLS &
24 State Street,
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
mmmmi pills
Wr, 7rB A FE. AlwTirelUMe Ln.ile. Drnirlit
C PvWL CIIICIIIiSTISK'S KNGL
ln UED tni Gold metalllc boxei. ictlel
TT ,f "Ithbiusrlbbon. Takono other. Itcfune
j?1 I'anffcront Hubntltutlonn und Ijulta
ftod ' Itcllef for LrJIcb," in Ittier, by re-
turn Httll. 1 0.OOM Teittmon &li. RoM h
ilentlon thie puptr. SUttlon I, VlUlu., Va.
B. J. GRIFF1N, Prin.,
SPRINQFIELD, mass.
GrifhVs stutlcuts get the best paying
positious. Every student from Vermont
wlio attended the school last year is in a
position. Scnd for catalogue.
WIRE
PHONE OR
WRITE...
US
If you want to save money
on OILS, sold subject to
approval.
BARRE SUPPLY CO,
Telephone 51-3,
Barre, - Vermont.
(8 ft&zriri
'ihlu slgnaturo 1s on every box ot tbo gennln
I Laxativc BromoQuinine TaMeta
the remedy tbat curett n cold In onti iluy
AYING
INVESTMENT
riumbing is onc of thoHO
tbinfjs which cannot bo
clicaponeil without enclaiif,'
cring tho hcalth of nll con
cerncd in its nse,
Thero ia no excuso for dc
fcctivo plnmbing in thesc
culightPiicd days. If thero
is any in yonv Iiouko tho
fjooner it h roplaccd withrt
liablo opcn fi x t u v o s thc
cheaper it will provo for you.
WE GUAltANTEH NEW
WOKK FOIt ONE YEAIJ.
PECK BROS.' Montpelier.
jmtfwf
SETS Something New
SKIRTS,
SUITS,
$2.98 up
$10.00 up
the Latest Stvles from $8.98 up
Slandard grade. The
pat-
sort
and new, and the piices the
Give us a call.
BOYLES,
flontpelier, Vt.
OITY COURT.
Tlio niost interesting case to oecupy
the attention of city court for somo
weeks took the most of tlio forenoon
Tuesday. Mrs. Gortrudo Mclntosh was
charged with committiug au nssault
upon Catherino McNeil, a flfteeu-year-old
raiss residiug on Foster
street, the respondent being a nest
door neighbor. The troublo arose
over the McNoil girl and her sister
Etliel who, at varions times, it was
shown, lind been somewhnt abasivo to
Master Kenneth Mclntosh and his
diininutive, dimpled sister Ituth.
KennetJi was about six years of age.
Miss Rutli, who was charged in
the evidence introducod by the State
as having with force of arnis assanlt
ed a girl of somo fifteen years, had
reached tiio age of flvo yeras. Twelve
witneses; wlier examined and the
ueighborliood'soo inion of the assault
which ocourred August 29, was aired.
Grand Jnror F. A. Bailoy proscuted
and J. G. Wiug appeared for the re
spondent. The evidence teuded to
show tliat the McNeil cliildren had
been wout to imposo upon thoir small
er playmates, the Mclntosh childron,
and the court ordered tlio Jespondont
discharged.
COUNTi' COUUT.
County court opened for business (his
afternoon at two o'clook and tlio casu of
Uould v. Guuld was takun up.
Tlio caso in ro Almira Cowdroy's will
wiU be takeu up tliis afternoou. Tlio
grand jury is stlll on duty with consldur
able worK atiead.
Ttio caso of tlio wlll of Alraira Oowdroy
whlcli lina been beforo county court for
two days will probably tako ono if not
two Uaya moro. Following tbo will case
tbo cnso of t'laronco L. Ilatbaway v
Mitchell Goslant, trcspass, will bo taken
up for trial.
i
DISASTHOUS EXPLOSION.
Roanoke, Va., Sopt. 10. A special
from Norfolk, W. Va., to thoRoanoko
Timo says :
A disastrous gas and powder ox
oulsion' ocurred in tlio Big Fonr mino
of tho Algoma Coal and Coko com
pany hore this morning. Jaincs Los
tor, an onginoor, John Roockie, a
Hungarian minor, and flfteon colored
miners aro knowu to bo in tho mino
now and thoro is no clianco of thoir
'. boing recovored alivo, as tlioy aro be-
yonu tno pmnt wiiero tbo oxplosion
occurred, and tho gas and smoko is so
thick that tho roscuing parties aro
boing drivon back. H. F. Fiankon
flold, tho bank boss, and Georgo Gas
pio, a Hungarian minor, succeded in
crawling over tho fallon coal aud
slato to tho lights of tho resouing
Iarty and havo been taken cut alivo,
althouch thoy aro both badly burned
nnd wero nearly suiVocatcd by tlio gas
iid smoko inhalcd.
Tho oxplosion was caused by tho
accumulfttion of gas takiug flro from
tho lamp of a minor who was coiim
to work. This in turn flrod kegs of
blasting powdor wliioh ro?ulted in an
oxplosion whlcli closed tho nnno en
tranoo, cutting oll tlio tupiiiy oi
airfrom tho mon who aro imprisonod
boliiud tho wreokago. A slight ox
plosion had occurred Sunday night
and tho mon had boon cautiouod,
but no ono had fully rcalizod tlio dan.
gor. It is uudorstpod that tho coal
is buming aud tho flames cannot bo
oxtinguishcd till a now air passago
can bo oponed to tho point of tho oxplosion.
Business Mcrc Mcntion.
Frert A, Alnswoi tb, dnwglst, Wllllanis
town. Vt , continuos to sollult. nnd Biipply
tnidc at lils old stand on Dupot street
Do you want anyttiing in bls llne, no
inattur wbatf Ho wm uiulertako to sup
ply It, aml glvo you s'ltlsfactlon as to
iuallty, (inantity and prico. Let no ono
elso liatter you tbat bo can, or will, do
buttor by you lu tbo drug llno, tlll you
bavo pnived it.by a vislt at F. A. Ahi?
wortlrs storo
WANTED. To buy or rent a soo
ond liand liorso powcr witli attaoli
uients for sawing wood. Addross
Oliarles French, Graniteville, Vt.
STOCK AND FAHM FOR SALE.
Fnrm containiiig 120 acrcssnitably divid
ed into pasture, tillago and wood land.
stock consists of 0 young cows giving
milk, rimniiig waler at lionip, short dis
tanco froin creamery. John L. Slicpaid
Topsliani, Vt.
COUNTY OFFIOERS.
County Olerk Smilie has canvassod
tho voto of Washington county for
Senators and conuy comnii'ssionor
and tho result is as follows: For
Senators, Republican ticket, N. D.
Plielps, Earro city, 5,277; R. F.
Drennan, Woodbury, 2,838; A. D.
Bragg, FaysTon, 2,840.
Fnsiou ticket V. B. Jlayo, North
flold, 3,5)00 ; Georgo F. Siblcy, East
Montpelier, 8,028; D. M. Miles, Baire
city, 1,5130.
Prohibition, Alpha W. Davis,
Waterbury, 823; Carlos L. Richmond,
Northfield, 313 ; Harrison O. Cutting,
Plainileld, 310.
S. D. Allen, Barre city, had one
vote.
From the roturns it appears that
ono Republican candidnte, Piielps,
and two Fusion candidates, Mayo and
Sibly, are elo cted Sonators from
Washington co unty. Tlio vote for
county commissioner was: C'harles
D. Edgerton, Northfield, Republican,
3,158; Lynn B. Brooks, Jlontpolior,
Fusion, 3,050; Daniel Worcester, 2.
THE MOVING PIOTURES.
The Lyman Howe pictures wcre, as
usual, greeted by a largo andience, at
the Blanchard opera house on Jlonday
night,'1 no inconsidcrablo portion of
whicliiconsistM of childron whoso
utter enjoyment and spontaneous,
joyons laughter was a thing worth
sharing. Besidps being intensely
amusing theso pictures are instructive,
and every school boy who saw theso
scenes from othor lands will flnd his
geography possosses a new intcrest.
Tliose who wero interested in the
coronation scenes could hardly have
failed to bo pleased with tlio viows
brought beforo them of tho most im
pressive events of this occasion, from
the procession with accompanying
sounds of clatter of hoofs, clankiug
sword and roll of carriages, till the
crown wasplaced on the King'shead;
and one could alinost believo that
living, breathing boings were moving
across tho canvas.
The entire eveiiing's entertainment
was very pleasing, tbo pictures were
widely varied, embracing viows from
the snowy heiglits of Switzorland to
tbo burning sands ot the bahara ; and
it isalways wonderful to see the real
istic presentation of a moving train
pufflng and rumbhng its way through
rocky ravines and across lonely plains,
or tho boats passing across tho rip
pling waters, while tho splash of the
oar is plainly heard. Tlie woird
Mohurruin Festival and the scenes of
magio were among the most interest
ing of the views and tho satisfaction
of tho audienco was plainly ovidenced
by tho applause which followed each
picturo. No expressions of regret
were heard at tho announcement tliat
another exliibition of Lyman Howo's
moving pictures wiii occur nere agaiu
betore the end ot.tlie seasou.
VERMONT PENSIONS.
Washington, Sopt. 1G. The follow-
ing nensions havo been announced :
Increaso, roitsue, otc. , Valentino
Bragg, Dummerston, 10; Henry M.
Miller, Brattleboro, ?S; Amos ii.
Sawyer, Bradford, $8.
TRAGEDY IN A HOTEL.
Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 15. Ethel
B. Dinglc, a rarely pretty girl, -whoso
face aud flgure may be seon in overy
fiell telepliouo tnrectory, lies deau,
from a gaping wound in her throat,
while Leland Dorr Keut is at tho
Horaeopathic hospital, his throat also
slashed but not so seriously but what
lio will livo. Kont's statoment to tho
coronors has not been made public,
but ho olaims that tho girl wounded
him aud then killed licrself. His
story is doubted. Tho cbuplo had
registoreu at tho liotol Iato last niL'lit,
as L. B. Kont and wifo. Thoy woro
found in thoir room this morning,
tho girl dead and tho man wlld and
ravuic. Tho dead cirl hold a razor
in her haud aud bottles containini;
poworful drngs wero fouud in thoir
room.
Dotectivos aro guarding Kent, who
would havo graduated from tho Uivor
sido hospital at Buifalo noxt ycar.
Ho has a wifo and littlo son in that.
olty, and his fathor is gonoral mana
gor of tho Masonio Lifo Insurauoo
company of Bull'alo.
SKULL FRAOTURED IN SALOON.
Now York, Sopt. 10. Nioholas
Fish, bankor and hoad of oiio of tho
oldost and wcalthiest Kniokorbookor
familics, died early tliis morning
aftor an operation at Roosovelt Hos
pital for a fraotnrod skull. Whilo iu
comjiauy witli two womon in a saloon
on Wost 81th Btroot yostorday ho was
assaultcd by Thonias Sharkoy and so
soriously hurt that an oporati;n was
thought nocossary. Sharkoy and tho
womon havo beon arrestod. Fish
was tho oldost son of tho lato Ilamil
ton Fish. Bom in 1810 ho had hold
sovoral importaut olllcos, boing min
istor to Bolginm from '82 to '80.
Montpelier and Vicinity.
LOCAL HAPPENINCS.
Theodoro Flsbor. ulgbty-four yuars old
isuritleally 111.
Excursion to Now York. Sco advor
tisemcn ou pago 5.
Thonias Crowloy spent Sunday vlsltlng
relatlves lu East Huno.
Capt. V. A. Uoud inoved Saturday from
tbo jji ueo hloek to Uarre.
John S. Ellis of Sl, Jobtisbury is a guesl
of W A. Klbs, bls brotbur.
Georgo 0. Uailoy of Jersoy Ciiy, N J.,
is vlsltiug lelalivos iu tbo city,
Artliur E. Owen at Uurllngloli spent
Sunday witli Iriouds In this city.
A case of dipbtberla was roported aud
piarautbie(l on Vlno street, Saturday.
Oscar N. Cross Is baving ono of bls
bouses on East btalo stieut imlnted, No.
62.
0. E. Ayers, tho photographor is
seriosly ill and unablu to bo at tho
studio.
E. A. Kuapp has movod lils famlly from
llarro to tlns city aud is to rcsiclo at 137
Muin slieut.
Excursion to New York. Seo advcr
tisement on pago 5.
MissE. Muudo Wilhnau of I'otlstown,
I'a., is tlio guesl of her Ijiotber, Uev. L.
K. Willniau.
Jack I'ow M s' terin at tbo bouso of eor
ructlou lias o vplied and lio is now resiiling
iu llui liiigtoi. .
E. E. ICuolt took seeond money iu the
freo-lor all raco at Uai tou od Fndiii, tlie
puro Ueuig 400.
Edwin G. Ballard son of S. S.
Ballard lias entercd tho Holderuess N.
H. school for boys.
Mrs. L. K. Willniau returned Fridav
from a vacaiiou ot several weeks at lier
old liumu m Uristol, N. II.
Excursion to New York. Seo adver
tisoment ou pago 5.
Montpelier Military band und Co II
havo upiminled uoiniiiilteuA witli tbo viow
ot lioluiiiga lair iu OutotJer.
Davis Jloiris ot tlio ilrui of lieeiuan aud
Morns returiied tliis niornliig lrom u shorl
busiuoos tni) to Jsmv lork city.
tfi" luistmau. M. . 02. who is now em-
plotd ai.llio El copper uihie at Cop
lietileld, is iu town lor a low ilays.
.Mrs. F. II. .lonkins and littlo (luuiiliter
r')turuel ou Fnday oyeiiing l'roin au ox
teuded visit witli relaiives in Canada.
UeorKe Walers lias elosed out his bur-
bei ing uusliibss at llio Union iluto m
tliis uuy aud will opeu a sliop lu Alburg
tliis week.
Mrs. UilliiiKs of WatorbuiT. who has
been at tlie ifeaton hospital lor somo
iinie, nas ueen reinoved lu the nuspllu. ut
Waterbury.
Air. aud A.rs. G II, Wilder. Mr aud
Alrs. F. W. lieuiio, and Cail Foisell ro
turuid on Saturduv ovenuij: lrom St.
Johus, 1'. Q.
Maiy Maru'aret usrod livo vears. dausli-
ter ot .r. and Mrs. Uauiel (Jounlilin ot JSo.
asabin street. died .ucntlay ot rheu-
uialic lover.
Tho case of John Jjutiibhette. of llerlin.
oharged witli keeplng liiiuor lor tale, was
urougni up agaiu on caturciay atid cou
tinued one week
Uno of tho pot dog of Mo:es F. Farrar
sot iu tho way of a nulwav train on Jlon-
day aml noihlug wtis lelt ol the dog
wonn meiitionuit;.
Mrs. Ilerinuu D. ilopkius and littlo
daugliter lelt Alonday lor atwo weoks' vis
it with Mrs. Eiuina J Artliur, her sister,
lu Sprmglield, Mass.
C. 0. l'ieivo's habillties aro set at Sl.OCO
aud assels al S 1,700, ot which S2U0 is ex
einpt. Tho liabilitles of L. 11. 13ixby are
aelal 32,300 wtth uo assets.
Excursion to Now York. Seo adver
tiscmont ou page 5.
Tho water iu tho Stopben's brauoh of
tho Wmouski nvor, botweou hero aud
Ham is very low, tho river lied iu many
places being perfeetly dry.
Dr. F. G. Hsott, who came heio to at
tend tho M. .-. y. A. A. bamiuet, aud wus
ono ot tho principal speakers of tho even
iug, returned hoiuo this iioon.
Tho Montiielior Semiuary foot ball
team is sclieduled for a gamo with tho
University ol Vermont loain at Bui'hng
ton on Saturday. Soptembor 28.
Aooordiug to tlio sebodulo tnado out by
tlio Flanders-I'ioroo Company, tho liabil
itles aro 521,388.21, of which 820,237.08 is
secured and $1,151.13 unseourod.
Somoof tho young aluuiuiof ilontpelier
Semiuary wero (iiiaitered at tlio sohool
wlulo stalng here, otliers had lodgiugi
wilb friends und at dlflVrent botels.
Tho luarriage of (Jliarles F. Jones of this
city aud Aliss liatriet Elizabeth Kilby of
ot Hartford, t'onn., is auuouni'ed to oeeur
at 1'rovideneo, K. 1,, on Uolober 10.
C. F. Dodgo of Hrandou is tlio guest of
lt. 0. lloweis of tliis eity, .Mr. Uodgu is on
joyiug a vaeation from liis duliesasa
iruo,tii uiciii. VJ1I 11U Xkllllltllll PBieifl.
Tho f unenil of James M, Kent was beld
froin tbo t'huri'h of tho Messlah at teu
o'olook Monday, Uov. J. Edward
Wright oflioiating. liurial was iu Calais.
During tlio timo school is iu sossion
the front of tho Union sohool building
resembles a bioycle repository as it is
black witli tho maoliines of tlio pupils.
Clirlst eliiiich elioir wus nnsisli'il Sun
day by Mi s. Charles A. Lopez who gavo
lulollghttul roiidoriug ot tno solo, "NVIth
VerdiiroClad," (roin tho oratorio, "Oiva
tiou "
Tbo Spaiilding Hlgh School foot ball
team ol Uano hus oi'Kanized tor tlio soa
son and would hko to hear lrom teams in
tliis eity, t'specially lroni tbo Montpelier
liigh seliool.
Tlio llaptlsl eliiueh of Ibls olty iiilsed
8110 tbls year for tho Huptlst Stnto eon
veijtiou, whlfh is inoro thau doublo tho
auiouut over beloie raised by this ehurcli
ior tliis purposo,
Miss Kirby of Northfield was
brought to this oity on Monday oven
ing and takon to Hoaton hospital in
tho ambulanco for treatmout for
soiatio rhoumatism.
l'eter Fouiitaln has sold his bouso aud
lot at 178 llerlin street to Martlii Spollloy
lor $1200. and ho is to tako possessiou tlio
last ot llilri iuoiilh. Mr. Fouutaiu is to
iiuvo toMuloui', N, Y.
Excursion to Now York. Hoo ntlvor
tisemont on pago 5.
i. Kdwnrd Uailoy, managor ot' tho l'n
vlllou, says that tbo report that tho ooiu
merolal intes of tho houso havo raised
froin S2 to 52.50 per day is erroueous, ns
no sucli ralao has been inado.
Klmball M. Walllng has flulsbed work as
olerk iu tbo storo of Mather & Teniplc.
Ho has not declded as yet wliere bo will
loouto but wlll go to Stowe tbo latter part
of this week to vislt his sister for a time,
Altbougb the corn crop, tliis ycar, is a
declded falttire, yet tho uumhcrof corn
roasts bo.d heio aud in llarro seein to be
as largo as in any foriner year, two or
tlirco being belil every eveiilng of last
week,
Horsemen in tliis olty will bo pleased to
learn that a lot of good borses are now ou
snloat tho Barre Trottliu; I'ark. - Tbree
ear loads of them arrlved last Sunday,
All are blgli bred and of tho best troltlng
etoek,
Tlio Montpelier nnd Wells Hlver rull
road has offerod special rales to those who
dolre to attend tho Caledonia comity fair
at .loliusbury on Septeinber 10-18 inelu
sive, tlio faro for tbo round trlp from this
city being $2.45.
Two band concerts wlll bo given tbls
week nnd two moro wlll linvo to lio given
to mako tho eljrhteen coneeits. wbieli
tbo band airroed to Klvo (luriug tlio siiin
iner iu returu for tho apprupriatlou ninde
ior it by tbo city.
Ilov. L. F lteed has returned from n
fonr weoks vaeation at Canip Illob, Lake
Champlain, sir. Reed has tho appear
aneo of liaving greatly enjojed his vaea
tion aud prollled eveiy way during liisso
jourti by tho walers of beautlftil Cliam
plalu. Mareus II. Peck of Burlington, who will
be reinembered hero as a pitelier on tbo
Kdmunds IIighSehool lmse ball team and
who has beeu in tho box for tho Rutland
Loiikiio team, this suminer, is vlsltiug
friends lu town for a few days. Ho will eu
ter tlio Univeisity of Vennunt as a fresli
man tbls year.
Tho members of the Theinu- elub at
tended tlio pi'oductioii of Tlie I'ower Ue
bind tlio Tlirono" at the opera liousf in a
body on Frlday evenliiK as gtiesls of Mrs.
II. J. M. Jones, Mrs. F. A. Divluell, Mrs.
K L llouyes and Mrs. W. (!. Andrews.
At tbo eloso ot tbo perinonnanee. tlio
party luncbed at tbo Field restaurant.
Somo twenty friends and neiglibors
of Mr. and Mr. Harry L. Ricliardson
pathcrcd at thoir residence at No. 50
East Stato street on Monday evening
and woro cntertained by John Silver
with his graphophoiio. For nearly
two hours tho party listened to a pro
gram of tho latest selections both voc
al and insti'umental, and upon leav
ing voted tho affair an enjoyablo one.
JoluiFlood of Graniteville was arrested
at uiidnlght Saturday, siill'ering from an
over imlulgenoo lu wbiskev aud "'falstj
alutin" beer. Ilo appeaivd in eity eourt
tliis inorulnK aud pleaded guilty sajiug
that bo reoeived a gilt ol a pint ol whis
koy from ono Dan oouey whoui lie met
alioard a train lietweeu Middlesex and
this oity on Saturday alternoou. Mr.
Mooney was en rouie to Coueord, N, 11.
Fiued, with costs, S13 '"J wliioii lio paid
Atameeling of tho Montpelier Typo
grapliieal Union ou Saturduv evening,
lesolulions wi-ro adopled endorMUg tlie
propositiou of tlie Ceniral Labor Union iu
reierenco to tbo striklin: printers. A res
olution oiidorsiug the etl'ort made by tho
biisiness.uien s;eommitteo to ai bitrate;tlio
mattersof dilToteiieo in tlie caso was also
adopted Ttiese resolutious were given to
tbo business in'en's eomiulttee aud ii in
turn presented them to tho Argus man
ageuientfor au uiiswer.
A well attended soeial was given by the
ladies of Trinity eliureb Fnday evening
iu tlio clnirch parlors and a shoit uiusical
program was rondered iu whleli Mrs. Au
na Wilson Ilodgos of Lynn, Mas?., a sis
ter of Mrs. F H. Traoy of tbls city,
and Mrs M. h llvardsley, took part.
Miss Laura Georgo gave a reeitatiou At
ter lelreobments, whleli were served by
tlio young ladies of the Epworth League,
tlie remaiuder of tho evening was passed
in a soeial way.
As a result of tho resolutionswlopt
ed by tlie Montpelier Typographical
Unioii, submitted to tlie Argus man
agement for consideration, tlie man
agement announced on Monday after
noon to tho business men's committee
that it would take back to work tlie
soven striking printers including tlio
"mako-up", man, aud would not tlis
criminate between tliem. It is expected
tlio Ceutral Labor and Typographical
Unious will hold special meetings
iuimodiatoly to decide whether or not
tliis propositiou of tlie Argus will be
accopted, or whether the acceptanco
of all tho propositious of tlio union
will be insisted upon.
Tlio third annual Vermout musical
festival will bo held at Burlington ou
Ootober 13-15 under tlie direction of
William R. Cliapmau of New York
city. Thoro will bo a chorus of 400
voices, assisted by tlio Ohapman festi
val oroliostra, aud tho following solo
artists; Mary Howo aud Margaret
Fry, sopranos; Elison Van Hoose
and Edward P. Johnson, tenors;
Isabol Bouton, contrnlto; Guiseppo
Campanari aud Gwilyiu !Milcs, bari
tones; Francis Archarabault, bass;
Hans Kornold, violoncollist. Mont
pelier will be repeseuted in tho oliorus
aud W. S. Smith lias lieon appointod
agcnt for tickots for tliis city aud
Barre.
UttTHll TO UIIAS A. SMITH.
Montpelier, Vt.
Denr Sir: Whleli, of theso two, is tho
better argument?
1'aiuters eondomn readyniado paiuts;
lead and oll is your paint.
Or tbls?
Divoo lead and luu laits twieo as loug;
and the dealer, wbu sells it, baeked by
tbo uiaker of it, eslablislied 14(i years,
guarantees it. Devou ls vour paint,
yours truly,
F. W. Dnvoi; & Co.
I. S. Abbott & Hailey sell our paint
OALLAII AN HARRIGAN.
Tlio marriago of Miss Mary E.
Harrigan of Northfiold and Fred J.
Oallahan of this city occurred at 8
a. m., Tuosday in St. Johns' ohurohat
Nortliilold. Rov. J. P. O'Noil por
formod tho coromony, Miss No!lio
Harrigan, sister of tlio brido, was
maid of lionor aud James II. Kolleher
of this oity was bost man.
Both partios aro woll known in
Montplelior aud govoral relativos and
frionds from this city wont to Nortli
ilold to attend tho wodding. Tlio
groom is a meiubor of tho grocory
llnn of Oallahan & Avory. Mr. and
Mrs. Oallaliau aro to visit in Portland
and Boston for ton days boforo ro
turning to this oity.
THE
It was fonr o'olock and aftor whcn
the reforeo whistled for tho alumui
footbnll gamo, tho flrst ovont on tho
day's program. Tho nlumni bogan
tho gamo by kickin'g oif to tlio rogn
lnr team, which mado a sliort gain.
For nearly ten minutes a stiif flght
cnsued, tho ball boing nearly all tho
timo on tlie regular team's torrltory.
Whcn timo was caliod at tlio end of
tho flrst lialf, noither sido liad scored,
In thc sccond half, after thc team
had been rushed back and forth ovor
the contral part of tho flold, tho reg
ular team succeded in plnclng it on
tlio lino withiu flvo fcct of thclr op
ponent's goal. Just as thoy wero
gottlng ready to rnake tho snap and if
possiblo securo a touchdown, tho
whistlo blew for tho end of tho gamo ;
so noither sido scored.
The oilicials wcre, referee, Prof.
Hamilton; umpire, John Harvoy;
lincsmen, Mr. Holmes and Prof. Hin
man. THE LINE UP.
M. S.
Tebbets,
Gordon.
Iloward,
Marvin.
ltlf liai'dson,
iller,
Whitney,
L. Hayries,
It. Ilaynes,
Halchelder,
Melver;
Alumui
Illnkley. '1)5
Jones,
Davis, 01
Kelty.
C. Wlllej-, '02
G. Willov, 'CO
Suiilli, -l)2
Itox, '00
Iller. '02
Dr. Marvin, '07
Eastman, '02
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The Rev. Georce Snoncor of Bnston
addressed n small audience in the
beminary cliapel at T :30 o'clock, be
ing introduced by the principal, Rev.
W. R. Dn.Vfilinrrf. Hn snnlrn fnr
about thirty minutes on "Tlie I-s-portance
of Boing a Pupil. " After
ontlining his ideas of what tho real
and conscientious teachor must over
ue, no spoke ot tlio pupirs duty to
wards his teaclier and toward God.
Ho tmrtiRiibirlr ininrocsprl nnnn l,ic
hearers tho facts that Christ Jesus
was tho greatest Teaclier tho world
ever know and that we are all always
learners in tliis world.
A reception was held in tlio parlors
from six to oight o'clock, and a large
nuniber of alumui signed the alumui
register. Tlioy camo from Montpe
lier, from all parts of the State, and
from boyond its borders, iudicating
the wido region from which tlio Sem
inary's constituency is drawn and tlie
interest its graduates have in thoir
Alma Matcr. They raiiged, in tlio
order of thoir classes, from tlio early
eiglities to 1902.
At eight o'clock tho fourth annual
banquot of tlie Monptpelier Semiuary
Young Alumui Association took place
in tlio largo dining room. Tlio hall
was decorated witii red, white and
blue bunting and lianging from tlio
ceiling were tlio flags of Dartmouth,
University of Vermont, Yale, Syra
cuse, New England Conservatory,
Harvard Law, Wesleyau and Boston
University. Covers were laid for
nearly four liundred and fifty and
ample justice was dono to the flue
menu. Tlio toast list, as printed in
yesterday's Jonrnal, was followed,
witli these changes : Clark Hood re
sponded to the toast U. V. M. ; Hon.
F. A. Howland and C. H. Burt, "J3,
wero absent ; Rev. Georgo Spencer,
'80, was asked by the presideut to
tako Mr. Burt's place, and in belialf of
the Young Alumni Association pre
sented the school witli a new scholar
ship to be given to that person, who
proves himself to stand flrst in both
athletics and scholarship during tlie
year preceding graduation. A like
scholarship was presented by tlie
school and Mr. Davenport, the princi
pal accopted both. During tlie courso
of the evening thoro was plenty of
choeriug, singiiig, and morriment ac
companied by a ilow of wit and rep
arteo from tlio many jolly wags in at
tendanco. Tho bauquet camo to a
closo shortly aftor ten ; tho assem
blago adjourned to the parlors where
a merry sooial hour was spent ani
by miduiglit the fourth annual Alum
ni day of this association had passed
into history.
COLOR LINE DRAWN.
Chicago, Sept. 15. Tlio color lino
lias beou drawn at Northwestern Uni
versity, and no co eds. of color will
bo admitted to tho young women's
dormitories of tho institutioii. The
Women's Educational Association has
passed on tho mattor, aftor many
stormy meetings, and tlie faction iu
favor of drawing tlio color lino wou
by a decisive majority. Tlio con
trovorsy ovor tho question arose a year
ago, wlien a young woman living in
Toxas engaged a room nt Chapin Hall
and when sho nrrived to occupy it
was learned for tho flrst time that
she was a negress.
KEPT HIS PROMISE.
Beennington, bopt. 10. Mrs. Edith
White, a long timo rcsidont of this
villago, lias been notifled tliat tho
suni "of $17,500 is dopositod to her
credit in on of tho banks iu St.
Louis nnd that sho liad better visit
that city and securo it. Tlio mouoy
was loft hor by a strangor ,whom sho
had befriendcdjand who Jjiold hor at
tho timo that ho would remember hor
in his will. Sho paid little attontiou
to it at tho timo. Mrs. White will go
to St. Louis soon to securo tlio monoy
nnd then tako up her residenco in
Troy with htfr niother. Sho has ono
daugliter.
WASHINGTON.
Loo W. Soavor and Edith M. Han
son woro married Monday, Soptombor
15, at tliroo o'clock at tho rosidonco
of Davis Houghtou , whoro tlioy will
commouco housokeeping nt ouco. Tlio
mar iago was solouiinzed "by Rov.
Grant Vnu Blarcom, in tho presonco
of a fow of tlio Jmmodiato rolativos
and frionds. A roeoption was hold
in tlio ovouing at tho homo of tho
grcom'B paronts, Mr. and Mrs. J, B
Seavor, whoro tlioy recolvod tho cou
grntulatious of a largo gathoring of
frionds.
ALUMNI DAY,, AT
SEMINARY.
REASONS FOR INSURANCE.
Expcnses eat np wages and sal
atics. Year aitcr year tlio aver
age l n a 1 1 cxpects to build up an
cstato. Tlio usual result is no
provisiou or only a small ono for
wifo and cliildren. Lifo Iusur
ance does the work by easy pay
nieiits. K.orrespondcnce solicited,)
S. S. BALLARD,
General Agent,
New Langdon Bulldlng,
MONTPELIER, - - VT.
Readv-io-put-
bn-at-once,
If you aro iu. a hurry you don'i
have to wait for a Stein Bloch
AVholesale Tailored Suit. Corne
in toda-, selcct tho style of suit
or top-coat you want and wc will
flnd your size. No delny, no
more ' try ons," and you can fetl
utttler no obligations to keep tho
gavments if you arc not perfeetly
satisfied
STEIx BLOCH SUITS,
$ 1 5 to $23
STEIN BLOCH OVERCOATS,
$ 1 5 to $35
A. D. FARWELL GO,
All Coods Sold for Cash.
It's your own fault if
you don't let us
save money for you !
BOTTOM PRICES
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JEWELRY
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Don't fai! to make use of
this. Fine Watch and Clock
Repairing Done.
PRcn vmm
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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, 1
Depot Square, - Barre, Vt.
RUTLAND RAILROAD.
The through car line between New
Vork, lios.on and all New England
points, and the Adirondacks, Thousand
Islands, Montrea! and Quebec.
Across the Islands of Lake Champlain
Reaching the best locations for caniping
and fishing, touching at the following
itations : South Hero, Grand Isle, North
Hero, Isle LaMotte and Alburgh.
For timo tablesand full information ad
dress Geo. T. Jarvis, C. B. Hibbard,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass Agt.,
Rutland, Vt.
NOTICE.
Tliat upplleation wlll bo made to
tbo beglslaturo of this Stato at Its noxt
sesslon for a cliaitor for tbo location and
constructlon of street railroads iu auil
through tho citlos aud towns of W r.sblng
ton county.

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