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VERMONT WATOHMAN & STATE JOURNAL V KDNESDiyY, DECEMBER, 31 1002
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almiaBamtaLiftit
BA11KE.
Tlio billiard tovminiiiont of tho
lneuibers of Vincitiii Olub will bogin
Janunry 1 nnd nll tho outries must bo
niudo on or bo'toro tlmt ilnto. It 1s ox
pocted thnt about slxty plnyors will
couipeto.
S. Hollistor Jackson, of tlio firm
of Gordou & JtickBon is to loavo Bnrro
nbout tho middlo of Jtuiuitry for Mex
ico. Ho hns bccomo iutoroptod in souio
gold miuiug clniuis in both Moxico
aud Alnska uud ontors into u contract
with tlio parties hitorested in tlieso
claims so lio will dovoto his tlmo to
this lino of busluess.
Tho Gariies stono shod plunts nt East
Barro liavo boou sold to V. A. I.nuo
through tho D. A. Perry ageucy. It
cost 4,500 to bnild this plaut, but
tho solling prico is not givoii, thongh
it is ruuiorod it was in tho vioinity of
$1,000.
Tho following aro tho olllcors oloct
od Mouday night at tho iiicetiiig of tho
Miiiuelialia Eucmnpmout, No. 2, I. O.
O. P. : .T. A. Long, O. V. ; O. E.
Balch, II. P. ; Fruuk Odgrs. S. V. ;
E. F. Siuith, treasurer, .Tnmes Camp
boll, scribo ; Alox. Duucan. ,T. V.
TIIB COLD WAVIC.
Marquotto aud tho upper Michgau
pouiusula for ovor twonty-four hours
liavo boon in tho grip of a blizzard
inore sovero than any oxperieuced in
eevoral wintors, and tho stonn is
growiug in intousity. A blinding
snow, blown by a galo, is falling, aud
tho woathor is vory cold, somo point's
reporting flfteeu degiees bolow zoro.
Tho traius aro from two to six
hours lato dospito a liberal uso of
donblo hoadors, aud cousiderablo hav
oo is roported to wires. In this city
tho wind is high aud tho toniporaturu
is bolow zoro, but so far thero hns
beou no delay in tlio outwarrt niove
mont of trains or intorforenco with
eloctric wiros.
Tho cold wavo which etiuck Pitts
burg early Christuias niorning and is
6till here has cost two hves. Tlio
frozou body of Matthew Soinnort, a
gardeuor, was fouud noar his cottago
on tho couutry placo of his employor
on Fiiday nioruiug. Soinnort was on
his way homo from a Christmas ro
nnion in Pittsburg. liiohard Mc
Canu, agcd sixty-flvo years, was froz
en to death.
Ithaca, N. Y., is experiouciug a
terriflc blizzard, which was precoded
by a fall in temperaturo of fifteeu
degrees. Tho snowfall has boou tho
heaviest of tho year. Koports from
snrrounding towus toll of ovou worgo
conditions. Tho country roads aro
nlready im)assablo.
Tho White Star steamship Coltic,
which arrivod at hor p'or Priday
morniug, reports that all through tho
voyago sho had wosterly wiuds aud
high seas
At Atlanta Fridaj; was coldest of
the seasou in this vicinity. Tho
thormonietor niarked oighteou degreis
abovo zoro ns the miuimum last
night. Jacksonville, Fla., reportod
thirty-eight abovo aud Savannah
thirty-foar. Freoziug temporaturo
extends as far south as a lino ruuuing
east and west through the coutral
portiou of tho cottou belt.
At Ashovillo, N. 0 ., tho tempora
turo reachod twelvo ;logrees abovo
zero Friday morniug, the coldest
woathor Ashovilllo has had this sea
sou. At Knoxvillo tho temperaturo Fri
day niglit was sixtoeu degreos above
zcro. Tho iudications wero that it
will bo coldor.
At Mempliis tlio thormomoter rog
ieterod uiuoteon degreos at six o'clock
and at TSashvillo it was thirteou abovo
at sevou iu tho morniug aud ouly flf
teeu at noon.
At Birmingham, Ala., Christmas
nieht was tho coldest of tho winter.
V At Mobile tho mercury was bolow tho
freoziug point. At New Orleans aud
closo to tho coast tho temperaturo
1 dropped to tho frcezing point.
A killing frost at Tampa, Fla., lnst
, uight. It is fearod youug orange trees
are killed or badly hurt.
Relief After Two Doses.
Wni, J. Schuyler, Utlca, N. Y., says;
"I had pain in the small of my back
and Kidney trouble for over a year, and
Dyspapsia for f ully three years. I com
menced to tako Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorlte Remedy and experienced re
lief after tho first two doses. It has
slnce cured me coinpletely."
For all dlseasat of tho Kidnoy, Lher, Blr-lder
and Dlood, Rheumatlm and Dspepsla, no pbysl
clan can prsscribo a rrediclne nal so tttectlvo
ai Dr. Davld Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy.
AU dructlstnell It ln tha NEW 00 CE.NT 8I2E
and tho ratrular $1 .00 siz bottle.
Sampli bottli ttwug h for trialyfrttby mail.
Dr. Davld Kfnnedy Oorporatlon, Hondout, N. Y.
Br. lisTld'Kennt djr'n" ('lliVrjr llalwiii best'for
Ctlli, Csotbi, Cuiuraitlon, 25C, 60c, 1.00.
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A UNIQUE RECORD.
Not Anotlier Likc It In Our
Broad Republlc.
To givo positivo homo tostlinouy in
ovory locality is of dtsolf unausworablo
proof of niorit; but what wo add to
this continuod oullorsoiiieiit froni poo
plo who testiflod years ago noovidonco
ciiu bo stronger. A Moutpoliorcitizou
gratofully nekuowledges tho good ro
coived front Doan's Kidnoy Pills, and
wliou tiuio 1ms testod I ho ouro wo flnd
tlio samo hcarty oudorsonioiit, with
addod eutliusiusm and continuod
nrniso. Casos of this kiud aro nlouti-
j ful in tho work of Doan's Kidnoy
x-nis, iiiiu suon a recoru is uniqno in
tlio tuiiiuls of niodicino.
W. II. Grcon, irou polishor in tho
Ooltou Mfg. Co., rcsidiug .at 7 Pros
Opoot streot, says: "Whon hvlug at
28 Prospoot strcot. in tho wintor of
1807 I had an attack of woakncss
aoross tho baok, sliarp pains ovor tho
hips and in tho joints particularly if I
ovor oxortod mysolf. It grow so bad
I could scarcoly stand it. Plastors and
ordlnary houschold romodios werouso
loss and I liually wont to W. 12. Poolo's
drug Ktoro for Douu's Kidnoy .Pills.
A courso of tho treatniout stoppod tho
attiok. I Etatcd so publioly tlirough
our nowspaporsat tlio tiinc and during
tho ilvo yoars which linvo olapsod I
liavo not had any roasou to altor my
opiuioii about that romedy. You aro
at liborty to eoutinuo iny endorsomeut
of it."
Sold by all doalorn. Prico 50 conts
jior box Kostcr-Milburn Co., Bulr'a
lo, K Y,, solo agonts for tho Uuitcd
Stutos.
rgRcnionibor tho uamo Doan's aud
tako no othor.
BADGES FOR BALLS.
Oorseom Stylcn In Viikiic on
(he
Kant Blde Iu Nciv Yorlc.
One of the ruost neccssary adjuncts
la the equipmcnt of badgcs. For an uv
crage ball about forty of these aro rc
quircd, and they are made up on a scalc
of magnLQcence that evldently appeala
to the east slde commlttccman. The
floor rnanagor and hla asslstant have
tho tnost elaborato, rlvallng even that
of thp prcsident of the assoclation un
dcr whose ausplccs the fcstlvltlcs aro
jflven, says the New York Mall and
Bxpress. The secretarles, correspond
ing and flnanclal; the trcasurer, the
chalrman of the committee of arrange
mcnts and his nfislstants are all pro
vlded for, as well as the sergcant-at-arms
and the marshal.
These badges are from two to four
lttchcs ln dlameter, of pink, white, blue
and green sllk rlbbon, with tlnsel ga
lore, and on the rosette In the centcr
the inltlals of the assoclation and the
rank of the wearer. The badges for
thesergeants-at-armsand marshal have
mlnlnture pollceman's clubs at an addl
tlonal decoratlon.
It is the custom to placc these badges
ln a frame and exblblt them ln some
favored wlndow, flanked on elthcr slde
by the cards announclne the ball itself.
Mauy a youthful chest swells wltb prlde
as lts owner seen ln the wlndow beforc
hlm the decoratlon that will indicate
that for one evenlng at least he will be
"ln de real push, see?"
"Cofliu .Tolin" Fitchotte. tho last of
tho jurors omimnuled to trv Jeft'ersou
Duvis, has iust diod iu Alinueapolis.
FadereTraki' Dlstlnctlom.
There was a day when Paderewskl'i
Engllsh was not fluent. One evenlng
before a cholce company -ln his cle
gant apartments in New York he was
showing a few hlghly flattered callcrs
how to do this, that and t'other on the
keyt of his grand plano, explalnlng ln
bad Engllsh as he went. Of course the
man was present who ls ever ready to
aupply a word when a speakcr hesl
tatce. The famous artist, landlng with
both handa as lf be had just dropped
from the celllng, exclalmcd, "Harmo
nyl" All applauded the perfect con
cord. II e shot down agaln, Hke a trlp
hammer, aud would have exclalmcd
agaln, but the word refused to come.
"What you callercr' "DIscord,"put
ln the suppller of words. PaderewBkl's
halr stood stralght out, and his face
was white and red with anger. Jump
lng up from the etool, he sputtered:
"Deescort! No! With nie a deescort
Ibs cemposslble!" He would nOt be per
suadcd to touch the lnstrument agaln
that night The unlntentional lnsult
struck deep.
Qnocr Golilflali.
Beautiful and most lutcrestlng of all
goldflsh ls a natlve of Japau, and it la
noted for the Iwauty of lts tall and the
abnormal length of lts flns.
The tall resembles a dellcate vell,
and tho flns are developed to euch an
extcnt that lt ls lmposslblo for the
flsh to make rapld progress ln tho wa
ter. It ls tbeiefore solely on account of lts
beauty that lt ls prlzed and because ln
this respect lt dlffers wldely from oth
er varletlea of goldflsh, such as tho
"tclescopo Osh," the oyes of which
bulgo out of the head ln mdst unslght
ly fashlon; tho "colostlal eyod flsh,"
which ls also uncouiely because lts
eyes nre bullet shapcd and aro ever
turued skyward, and tho "egg flsh,"
which Is so callod because lts body Is
somewhat amorphous, but resembles
an egg moro than anythlng else.
" I llave Not Kcpt Sllent
all this timo but huvo coustantlv
prnhod aud rocominondod Calcura
bovlont to tho iifllictod. I liavo do
rlvod tho groatost. bonollt from it. "
Mrs. B. K. Gordou, 78 Broadway,
HoniifHslaor, N. Y. Tho lndy rofors
to tho now niodicino discovorod by Dr.
David Konnodv, Konnody Row, liings.
tion, N, Y. Try it for disoasos of tho
digostivo organs and all provailiug
complalnts. All druggists $1,00
CHINESE PRINTINQ.
tb!t Compoiiltora Are Slnla nnd Dl
nlfled nnd Nover Itimli.
A font of type in the Chlnesc lan
gungc requlres 11,01)0 spaccs, and In
tho large and spaclous rack cach word,
lnstcad of cach lcttcr, as ln Engllsh,
has a place by Itself. Thero ls also a
pccullar grouplng or classlflcatlon of
symbols Into groups to further faclll
tate tho mcnUil labors of the typcsot
tcrs. Thus, ln tlie Itntncdlate vlclnlty
of the symbol for flsh would be found
tho symbols of scalcs, net, flns, tall,
gllls. This slmpllflcs tho labor, which
la any event must be bo strenuous that
It ls cvldcnt that tho composltor's cnd
of the Ohlucse ncwspaper should, If
perfect Justlcc rulcd, be the hlghcst
pald.
The composltor ls a stald nnd dlgnl
flcd lndlvldual, and as he slowly walka
from symbol to symbol, plcking up
thoso whlch ho requlres with provok
Ing calmness, the Amerlcan composltor
mlght wcll wonder when the work
would be completed, and to set up the
type requlred for n small four page
dally paper the constant labors of 'Clght
or nlue skllled Chlnamen are requlred
for twclve or thlrteen hours, the entlro
work ln every dcpartmcnt belng the
antipodes of the rush aud whlrl and
marvclous celerlty of the modern
Amerlcan publlcatlon. When the pa
per Is set up, lt is prlnted on an Amer
lcan press, but the type, the symbols,
aro all made In Chlna.
Orcclc Story of the Flrat Woinan.
Tho flrst woman created, accordlng
to heathcn Grcck mythology, wus Pan
dora. Sbe was made of clay by Vul
can, at the request of Jupltcr, who
wlshed to punlsh the lmplety of Pro
mctlious by glvlng hlm a wlfe. When
this woman of clay had recelvcd Ufe,
all tho gods vied maklng her prcscnts.
Venus gave her beauty, the Qraccs
gave her the powcr of captlvatlug,
Apollo taugbt her muslc, Mercury iu
structed her ln eloquenco aud Mlnerva
gave her tho most splendld oruamcnts.
From these prcsents recelvcd from tho
gods the' woman was callcd Pandora,
which intlmates that she had recelvcd
every uecessary glft.
Promethcus was too nrtful to marry
this woman and could not be captl
vatcd by her clnirms, but his brothcr,
Eplmethi who wus not so prudcnt,
inarrled lnstcad, aud upon opeuing
a box whlch she presented to hlm there
lssued from lt a multltude of evlls,
whlch dlsperscd themselves over the
world and stlll coutluuc to aflllct the
human race. Hope only rcmalued at
the bottom to assuage the troubles and
orrows of Ufe.
A "lean Innliiuutloii.
The commencement exerclses of the
high school had passed otf with entlre
uccess, and at the request of the prln-
clpal tho dlplomas had becu dellvcred
by Colonel Wye, prcsident of the school
board, a worthy but somewhat pom
pous cltlzcu, to whom uothlng had ever
happened to shake his blgb oplnlon of
hlmself.
At the close of the proceedlugs the
prlncipal, with the pralseworthy pur
pose of saylng somethlng compllmen-
tary to hla cmlnent colaborcr in the
cause of educatlon, took occasion to
observe:
"You acqultted yourself flnely, colo
nel. JTour remarks were well chosen."
"Well chosen 1" echoed the colonel,
turnlng red. "I want you to under
Btand, slr, that tboee remarks were not
'chosen' at all. Every word I uttered
was orlglnal, slr!"
Snraala.
Numcrous storles are told of the orl
gln of thcwomeu's society called Soro
sls. One of the bcst ls that on tho oc
casion of a cortaln banquet here ln hon
or of a forclgn dlgnltary women were
rlgorously excluded. They banded to
gether to form a club of thelr own.
Each callyj herself a "sorry bIs," and
by extcnu the namc of the organlza
tlon beci( Sorosls. lt Is bellevod that
the wori,gjnes from the I,atln "soror,"
a slster. ,pyhere Is a frult genus called
sorosls, tffijjlt ls not much llke a wom
an. "SorSeA'-sls" would be a bad guess.
One 6mart chap bclleves the word Is a
contractlon of "sorceress," and I nm
With hlm. New York Press.
The Irlahman nnd the Army Mnle.
General Phll Sherldan was at one
tlme nsked at what little Incldent dld
he laugh the most.
"Well." he sald, "I do uot know, but
I dlways laugh when I thlnk of the
Irlshman aud the army mulc. 1 was
rldlug down the llne one day when I
saw an Irlshman mountcd on a mule
whlch was klcklng lts lcgs rather freo
ly. The mule flnally got lts hoof caught
ln tho stlrrup, when, In the excltement,
tho Irlshman remarked, 'Wcll, begor
ra, lf you're goin' toglt on I'll glt off.' "
IIott Unenvlublel
"There goos De Spcptlc, the great
flnancler." Ile looks so extraordlnarily
happy that I'll bet hu's cornered some
stock that will nct hlm mllllons."
"My, he's far happler than that! His
doctor bas just lnformed hlm that be
can eat the whole of ono egg for break
fast tomorrow wlthout hurtlug his
Btomach." Baltimore Uerald.
I'll 111 u.
"So Amblshlous has achleved fame.
tias he?" asked the phllosopher.
"Ile has," replled tho checrful chap.
"IJrllllant thlngs sald by otlier men are
now credlted to hlm." Cinclnnatl Com
merclal Trlbunc.
l"relt Dnlly.
"Ad
do you understand," asked tho
Bundny school teacher, "why you pray
for your 'dally bread?' "
"Oli, ycs." replled little Elsle. "That's
so we'll be sure to have It fresh." Phll
adelphla Press
Lose not the glory of tho sun by al
ways Beeking to count tho spots upon li
Tho Kind You liavo Alwnys Bought, nnd which 1ms bccu
iu uso for over 30 ycnrs, lins borno lio slynatnro of
-,0 r nml litis bccu mado undcr his pcr-
C'X-XrrjZTtlfas so,ml supervislou slnco lts inraiicy.
Tur7rt Allow no ono to ueccIvo you ,u thl8t
All Oountcrfclts, Iinlt.atloiis and Just-ns-rood" aro Imli
Expcriments that trlllo Avlth and cndaiircr tho hcalth oC
Infauts aud ChUdrcu Expcricnco against Expcrliucut.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla ls a harinlcss suhstltuto i'or Castor Oll, Paro
gorlc, Drops and Soothlng Syrups. It is Plcnsant. It
contaius ncithcr Opiiini, Morphino nor othcr Narcotle
suhstancc. Its ago is lts juarantcc. It dcstroys Worins
nnd allays Fcvcrishncss. It curcs Diarrha and "NVind
Collc. It rcliovcs Tccthliifr Trouhlcs, curcs Con.stipatioii
and Flatulcncy. It assiuiilatcs the Food, rcgulatcs tho
Stomach nml liowcls, giving' hcnllliy and natural slccp.
Tlio Ghihlrcn's Paimcca Tho Mothor's Friend.
SENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bcars the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bn Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CCNTAUR COMPANV, TT MUnnftY STBfCT, KCW YOBR CITY.
If, said tho autoorat of tho brcak
fast tablo, you hnd a boht tnbo, ono
arm of which was of tho sizo of a
pipestem and tho .othor big cnongh
to hold tho ocoan, wator would stand
at tho samo height in ono as -iu tho
othor; coutrovorsy cqualisos fools
and wiso mon in tlio samoway.
Whon You beo
tho yollow color iii your pkin and oyeF,
you aro bilious. Tho romody is'the
now mediciuo, Calcura Solvont, dis
covorod by Dr. David Konnody, of
Kouuedy Row, Kiugston, N. Y. For
livor, kidnoy, and stomach complaints
aud impnro blood, it lcads all tho rest.
It is not a moro mixturo, it is a modi
cino It acts promptly ; it roliovos
aud cnrcs. All druggists 1.00.
MAKE A DEMAND.
Somo weoks ago tho employcoR' of
tho Montpelier aud Barro olectic
road' mado a request that thoir pay bo
iucrcased from fourteon aud three
teuths conts to twonty conts an hour.
A couforenco was held but up to
dato tho request has uot boon grauted.
At that tlme tho cmployees asked as
iudividuals, but now thoy liavo takon
it up as a uniou and liavo dommded
tho iucroaso.
Tho union is tho Amalgamated As
sosiation of Stoel Railway Employees
of Amorican, division No. ?42, und
tho matter is iu tho hands of a spocial
committeo consisting of Couductor V.
D. Muiray aud Motorman Oharles
Paramoro and E. M. Guiro. An
auswer from tho Tractiou company is
demauded on or boforo Docombor 81.
Iu additiou to an iucroaso of pay
tho union asks for a committoo of nr
domand bitratiou consisting of threo disiutorost
ed persous chosou iu tho regular way
to whom all griovauccs may bo ro
ferred. Tho men claim that with tho iu
creasod cost of living thoir presout
wages aro ontiroly iuadequato for tho
oommou uocossities of lifo, and an in
creaso of wages is an absoluto uecos
sity. FOR NEW YEAR'S
DINNER DESSERT
try JELLO, pieparod according to tlio
following recipe :
WINEJELLY.
Ono packago Lcmon Jull-o 1 jiiut of boil
iug water, 1 cup of stigar, 1 ciip of slierry
wiuo, juico of six oranges Ctit cach orango
in two, beingcarefiil not to break tliu caso
Wlieu jolly is partly congealed, fill cascs
aud set in a cool placo. Servo with whipped
creatn piled on top. May bo sorvcd in
sherbet cups if dcsired. A dclicious wino
jelly can also bn mado mado by adding ono
glass of good sliorry or port wine to atiy
of tho Jell-0 flavors.
A nico desscrt for any meal, at any
time. Four flavors Lemou, Orange,
Itaspberry, Strawberry.
At grocurs, 10 ccuts.
CET A PACKACE TO-DAY.
Tho Koah Wobstor Momorial Asso
ciation 1ms boou formod nt West Hart
ford, Couu.. with Gon. Josoph B.
Hawloy at tho head of tho board of
dirootors, its objoot boing to orcot a
library buildiug in momory of Noah
Wobstor, who livol thoro uud "whoso
homo is still staudiug.
iEND US
60W,
Steer, Bull or Ilorse
Uide, Calf skin, Dog
t'kin, or any other kind
of liidc or" skin, and let
us tan it with the hair
on, soft, light, odorless
and motli-proof.for robe,
rug-, coat or gloves,
nnt first rr mir Calalnmi
elWag prices, and ourshlpping
tngsand lnstructlona, so as to
avold mlstakea. We also buy
tavr fuis. I
TIIB CROSDY FRISIAN FUR COMPANY,
116 Mlll itreat. Rochester, N. Y.
Signaturo of
OHRISTMAS WEDDINGS
Frank Gallahau of Waterbury aud
Miss .Tossio Morse of North Duxbury
woro marriod in Watoibury ou Thurs
day, Decombor 25, by Rov. Fathor
Paquot.
Ira Pil.c, also of Waterbury, and
Miss Fannio Davis of Duxbury woro
marriod at tho homo of tho brido ou
tho samo day, by Rov. Mr. Kellogg.
Tho couplo left tlmt ovouiug for a
ehort woddiug tonr..
PLEASANT
THE NEXTMORMING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW
AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor says It acta gentlr on the stomach, lljer
and kldueys and is a pleasant laiatlTe. This drinlc is
made from nerbs, and is prepared for use as easllr as
tea. Itis called "l.nnc's Tca" or
LANE'S FAMILY MEDICINE
All draKnistsorbymall85cts. andSOcts. Buyitto
day. I.niic'M 1'amlly illedlcinc movcn tlie
hmrrlH each ilay. In order to be healthi thuis
necessary. Address, Iloi 2'.),'i. Le Roy, M. Y.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM ,
Clenoios aud bcantlUci the hair.
Promotet a lamrlant prowth. i
WTcr FailB to Hestoro Oray
llatr to its VoutUful Color.
Citfti calp dlasri fe hfcJr taUing.
Cc,inil 41.00 at PrugtriEti
Dr. Emmons
Monthly ltegulntor,lmi.biiiufhtliapplnoe8to
numlrcdB of naxlom voiiu'n, Thero ls pobI.
ilvoly no other remedy l.howntomeUlcal8Cl.
enco that will eo qulckly niul enfcly do tho
work. Ivongcst andin'ntolHtliintelrresulav.
ltloa from any causu rclluvcil ut once. Kucceet
guuiautecdat auy atago. No ualn, danger.
or lnterfcrcnco with work. liavo rellevcd
hupdreds of casea wlievo othcra have falled.
Tlie mosttlifflVultcaisea succoesfullv trcated
by mall, and, benoflctalresLlts guara'ntoed ln
jvcry lnstanco. No rlsk whataoever. W't trcal
nunclredsof ladlea r "om we never see. Wrlto
lor vnlunblo purtlc-.ai auml freocouUdcutlal
advlco. AlUftterBtrullifulIvauswored. Ho.
jiembc'r,tlitsremedylBMbsolutelysafount!cr
Jvery posfcllilo couuitlon nnd poolttvely
leavcs no after IU eUcct upon the health,
lly mall, sccurely aeuled, $2.00. Ailnionc
iettcrs efiould ho leglstered. AddreB, Dll
' . W. EM M ON S CO.. 170 Tremout St.. llosto"
Montpelier & Wells River R. R
ln EtTecl Oct. 13, 1902. Trains leavlng MontpeUer
as follows Uolng east:
8:00 A. M. Mall.
10. V. statlon 7:50 a. m
No. 3 Mall,
Cornects at Wells lllver with Aceonnnndatlou
Truln North, and with mail Traln south over l'ussuni
plo Dlvlslou lloston & Muluu It. lt. Also connects
with Accoiniuodatlon Traln North 1u. Wldte Moiin
talu Dlvlslou and with Mall Traln tiouth. whlch has
throiiKb traln servlcu from Wtlls KHcr.to lloston,
vla, Plymouth, Concord, Manchester, Nashua, aud
Lowell, urrliluK at lloston 4:30 1". M.
I : I O P. M. Expross.
(0 V. statlon 1 :00 p. M.)
No. 5, Express,
(. ..!(.,( t wiu lilvr witb Kxpresa and Mall
Tialu North over l'i.sbumplc Division II XM H.li.
tioo linu Express tobt. l'aul aud Mlnueupulls. West
eru Express to Chldgo uud Night Express to 1'acM
de Coitkl polntb la. C. P. Ity, Throimh Bleepliig
Cnrs, Wells Itlver to 61. 1'iiul, Muutre.il to ChlcaKo
dall; except Salurilnjs. Moutreal to 1'aclllu Cuasl
aud Tourist Cars to PaclHo Coast Wednesdays.
Coniiectd with Mail Traln for I.lshon. Wldteneld,
Fubjuus. l.uncnsler, Uroetun and llerlln, Also
ccunects with Express Traln lor lloston vla. l'ly
inuutli, nrrhlug ltustou ut 8:1-0 1', M, Through
l'arlor Car Wells ltlver to lloston.
4:10 P.M. Accommodatlon.
tLeaves from M. A W..1C. statlou only.)
No. 7, Accommodatlon
Connects nt Wells ltlver wllli Traln North over
Pasbiiiuplc Dlvlbinn 11. .tf I. It. lt., lor all stattous
betHcen Wells lllver uii1 Lyudouvllie, with Ac
coiiiuioilutlon houtb lor fu btutolus betweeu Wells
ltlver aud Whilu Itlver ifliictloii, and wltb Accoiu
luoilatlou Traln uver Wtmo Mouutulu Dlvislun II.
.t M. It lt., for l.lsbou, JRlltletou, Wldtelleld aud
l.aneaster. M
Trains VVoot.
Uave Wells Itlver-7.u0, 10.0 1 A, M. aud 3.35 1". M
ArrlvcMoutpeller-BulS, HJuA.M. aud 6.06 1". M
From Boston.
I,ao llnstou 10:0ii A. M.
Arrlve Montpelier o:u0 1'. M,
Suburban Traln Sorvlco.
Lesve Mou:pt lk r-6.30, S.VilM, 11.84 A. M, 2.40,3.60
e.iop.M.
Leave llarre 7.30, 10.20 A. M, 12.4S, 8.U, 4.10,
6.30 1'.M. '
W. A. STOWEI.L, Ueneral Manager.
, K.W.STANYAN.Superluteiident,
F.W.MOIteK.fleuU I'ass. Agent.
legal Notices.
KSTATK OK LUOVM. l,ANO.
Statr op Vkhmont,
dlstmct op wasiiinoton, s.s.
In I'robnto C'ourt, licM at Montpelier, Iu and for
siilil Iilstrlct, on tlio lCth ilay of l)i'ccinber, A. i),
Wlllloin.t. I.niiK, AUinliiUtrator of tliu cslnto of
l.UOV M. l.ANU, formcrly Lucy M. llor
IiiiiiI, Into of VhXjoI, Iu tnlil dlHrlct, dc
CpnH'il, prcscnts lils lulinlnlstrnllon iiccount for
cxainliiAllon mui allowmirc, nml lnnki'S appllca
llon for ft lUcrco of dUirllnitlon nml pnrtltlon of
tlicicatateuftatinU'Cf'aacd. Wlicrcupon lt la ordcr
cil liy sntil I'mirt, tliataaldncciuint nnd snld appllca
llon ho rcfcrrcd to nn-slon llicreof, tn lio liold Htllio
rroljnteomci' Iu siild . Montpelier, oii the utlidayol
Jmi.A. 1). 11)0 1, lor licarhiK nnd dcclalon therconi
And. II Is further nidi-rvd tlmt nollcu hcrcof lio nlven
to nll tienons lnterosted, li) pulillcutlou of tlio samo
llncowecksBiicccsslvelyliitha Vkiimont Watcii
MAN AND STATK .Iouiinal, n liewspipcr piihllshed
ut iMniilpcller.lu llils Sialc, prevlous to sald tlme ap
polutcd fnr litnrlnd. thnt they inny nppear al sald
tlme nnd plice, nnd show cniise, If any they may
luire, whysnld nccount shotild not bo alloned, und
eui.il uubri'u iiiitut;.
W-l
lly tlioOnurt. Attot,
1II11AM CAHI.CTON.Judnc.
ESTATKOK ClIAItr.KS S. ADA.MS.
btate of Vkiimont,
dlstiiict of wasiiinoton, 88.
ln I'rolnlo Court, lield al Montpelier. In nnd fot
jalrt Dlstrlcl on the 2Vd day ol Decembcr, A. 1).
Cella 8. Adann, ndmlnlstratrlx of tho otnto of
CIIAIII.KS 8. A1IAMH, Into of Marshfield, In sald
Dlstrlcl, dcccased, iinikes Hppllention to sald
C'ourt, wllli the consent and npiirobnttoii Iu wrltlnx
ortho wldow nnd lielrs of sald deccnsed, resldhuc Iu
the btate of Vermont, for llcensc to sell n nart of tho
ri'nl cstate of Bnld deccnscd.slttutted Iu Kdcn. In tho
L'ounty of I.nniollle, nnd Stalo of Vciincnt to wltt
Ahouttnuliundrcd acics of v.ooillaml, lnlng all of
the rcn! estato of tnld dcceiiHed sllnnted ln feald
Kdcn, icnrcsentliiK that tliu sale thcrcof would be
benellclal to llic widow and lielrs of sald dcceused,
aud thusc lnteiested ln his etntc, In order to
convcrt sald real cstntc Into tuotiey.
Wliereupoii, it ls onlered by sald Court, Hiat hiild
Hpiillcutloti be referred to n sesbloii llicreof, to bo
held nt tho I'robnto olllce, ln sald .Muutpi llci, on
tliu 9(b day or .Innuury, A. 1).. liatf. for lienrlna
nnd ilcclslon theU'on: nnd, it ls luitlier nideicd
, tnnl nll persons lulerested be uolllleil bereor, by pub
' llcatlon of notlco or sald nppllciillou nnd order
tln'i'coti three weo!.i succes&Uely Iu the VuiiMONl
I Watciiman anii HTATf. .lofliNAI., n nuwspapcr
! publlshed ut Montpelier, Iu thlb State, aud whlclj
eircuhites Iu tlie iielKhborhood of those lulcresttd,
liefoio said lliue ol lieaiin, thnt they may nppear at
' iald lliue and pluce, und, if the) see cause, object
. Ihereto.
U tlio Court- Att st.
62-1 HlltAM CAltl.HTON. Judae.
r.STATKOr' FI.OItKNCH EVKI.YN llltllWKU.
bTATK OF Vl.ll.MUNT.
DlSTUICT OF WASUINU10.V. 8M.
ln l'robatu Court. lield Iu Moiitncller. Iu und for
sald Dlstrlet, un tlie SJd duy of IKc, A. 1).
, 19 21
' James V. Iliock. AdiiiluUlrntor of tlit esluteof
Kl.OItKNC'H HVKI.YN 1IKUWHK, late of Moutpcl.
ler, Iu sald dUtitct tlecvned, pieseuts bts ad
lulnlstiutlon accounl lor exaiuluution und ullow
nuce, nnd inakes nppllciitiou lor u decieu of dlstrl-
, bullou nnd paitltlou oflbi estuto ol'snld dcccased.
I Wheieupou, lt Is ordcred by snld Court, that
sald nccount and salil nppllcatlou bo lelerred to
n sesston thereof, to bu held ut tlio l'robnte
Otilce, In sald Montpelier, outlieHlhh day ot Jnu.
A. 1). lUiJ .'. I'or lieurluL' uud declslnn lhereon;
uud. lt ls further ordcred tbat notico hcreof be glveu
to all persons lnteicsted, by publlchllon of tlie saiue
three wctUs succcsslvely Iu the Y'EiitooNT Watcii
siaxanii Statk Jouu.VAL, a uewspapcr puhlUhed
ut Moiitpellcr. In tlds Slute, prevlous to sald tluie
appolnled rr licurliiK, that they may nppear at sald
tht'C aud place, and shuw cause, If any they may liave.
why sald accounl should not bo aflocd and sueu
decree made.
Hy the Court Attest.
HlltAM CAKI.ETON, Jlldue.
ol-l
ESTATK OF ADDISO.V .MEItHITT.
Statk of Vkiimont.
Distiuct, of Washington, s. s.
ln l'robatc Court, lield at Montpelier, In and tor
tall" Dlstrlet, un tlio 1 day of December, A.
I). 1902:
Mahlon S. Hatbaway. adndnlstrator of tho es
tate of ADDISON MEllltlTT. late of Calais,
ln said District, deccaied. prcscnts bls
adniiulstrullou a count for exaniliiatlou and al
lowance, uud uiakea nppllcatlou for a decree ofdls
trlbutlou and partltlou of the estntu of Baid de
ceasid. Wliereupoii It Is ordcred by sald Court, that sald
account and sald nppllcatlou lie referred toaBesslou
thereof, to bo held ut tlie l'robute Otilce, lu sald
Montpelier, ou tho Stb day ot January A. D. 1W3
for hcarinx nnd declslon tliercon: And, lt ls further
urdered, tnat notice bercol bo ulveu to uil persous ln
lercstiH), by publlcatlon of tlie baine three weeks
successlvely ln the Vkiimont Watciiman and
Statk JOUienal, u r.owsnapcr publlshed at Mont
pelier, Iu llits Mute.prcvfous to sild time nppolnt
cd for liearliiK. that they may appear at said tlme and
place, nnd bliow cause, lf any tliey may have. why
sald account should uot bc allowcd, und 6ucli decree
made.
Dy tlie Court. Attest.
61-1 HIUAMCAItLETON, Judne.
ESTATE OF CHAItLES II. IIEATH.
STATE Or TB11MONT,
DlSTUICT OF WASIHNOTON, bS.
ln l'robatc Court, lield lu Montpelier, ln and lor
sald Dlstrlet. on the 18th duy of Dec. A. D. 1902:
Albert.lobonnott. Admlnlsirutor of tlie estate of
I (JltAItbliS II. IIEATH, lan or .Montpelier, ln
sald Dlstrlet, deceased, prcsents bls suppleiucutary
I adnilnlstrutlou account for exauiluallou aud allow
' auce, and niakcs appllcatlon for a decree of dlstrl
' butlon nnd partltlou of the cstule ol sald dcccosed.
W liereupoii, uisorucreu oy saiu i;ouri tuai saia
nccount aud sald appllcatlon be referred toasesslou
thereof to be lield at tho l'robate Olllce. ln sald Mont
pelier, on the ldth day ol January, A. D. 1903, for
liearlutr nnd declslon tliercon; aud, lt Is further or
dered that notlco hereof be given lo all persous inler
ested, by publlcatlon of tlie satne threo wceks suo
cesslvely ln the Vkiimont Watciiman and statk
Iouunal, a uewspaper publfslicd at Montpelier, la
this Stnte, prevlous to suid tlme appolnted lor hear
lug, that they may nppear at sald time and place, aud
bhow cause, lf any they may have, why sald account
should not be allowed, aud buch decree made.
lly the Court.-Attcst,
62-1 HlltAM CAKLETON, Judge,
COMMISKIONEItS' N'OTICE.
ESTATE OF CllAItLES W. LAINO.
The uudcrslgucd liavlng been uppolnted by the
Hon. l'robate Court for tho Dlstrlet of Washington
Couiuitssloners, to recelve, exutnlne and adjust all
ctalnis and deiuands of ull persous agalnst tho estute t f
CIIAltl.ES W. LA1NG, late or the Towu of Uarre,
sald Dlstrlcl. deceased; aud ull claims exblhtted lu
utfset tbcretu, hcreby gho notlee that wo will meet
for Ih purposes aforesald, at the Quarry Owners
It. Kiiii. Mlles' Urnnltu Ulock. ln the Cllv
of llarre. ln sald Distrlci, ou tho l'lli day ot
.lauuary, itfio, uua tuo win uay oi uuiiu uexu
fruni 1 o'clock A. M. until 4 o'clock 1'. M. each of sald
ilays.iunl thatblx luoullis trom the 19tli day of Dcc.
A. 1). 19U2. is tliu tlme lluilted by suld Court for
sald credltors to present thelr claims to us for ox
auiluutlou und allow auce.
Datcd al llarre,, this 22d day of December,
A. D. 1902.
AI.EXANDElt J. STEl'HKNS.I CoinmU
SM UEO. U. MII.NE, J slouers.
COMSUSSlONtHS'NOTlCE.
ESTATE OF HlltAM IILANCIIAIID.
The uudcr6lgned, liavlng becu appolnted by the
llon. l'robate Court lor the Dlstrlet of Washington,
Coiuiulssloners, to tecelve, eiainliie and adjust aU
claims und deiuands of ull perbons agullibt tbe estate
of Hlraiu Ulaucliard, ato ot tho towu uf llarre, lu sald
Dlstrlet, deceased; uud ull claims exhlblled lu ollset
lliereto.liereby glve notlco ibat wo will meet lor lue
liurpubes aforesald, at tlie otllco of O. U. lteed,
lu tho Clty of llarre, lu tald Distrlct, ou the
10th day of January and 16th duy of Juuu uexl
from 1 o'clock r. M. uutll 4 o'clock I'. M., eucli ot sald
da)s,aud that six uiouths froiuthe lbth da) of Dcc.
A. D. 1902, ls tlie lliue lluilted by suld Court lor
sald credltors to present thelr clahnJ to us for ex
uniluiiUuu aud ulluwunce.
Dated at Clty of Uarre, this iJrd day ofDcccm-
oer, a 1J., iwi,
62-
OltAMEL II. ltEED, ( Commls
HENltY Z.MILLS ! slouers.
UUEU FOlt D1VOHG
ELLEN GltEEN Statk of Vkiimont,
v. Washington
AUGUSTUS D. UltEEN. COU.NIV.
Iu County t'ourt, Mnich teriu, 1903;
Whereas, ELI.EN GltEEN, of Montpelier, ln the
Couuty tf Washington, hus this du uled
with the clcik ot tho Couuiy Court tor
IIih couuty of Washington, her IHel lor ilhoiee
aitainst ALiaUSTUS D. GREEN, of llerlln. lu sald
Couuiy of Washington. bctltUK lurlh lu
subsiance tbat she was luwfulty iuarrii.M to sald
AUUUS'l Ubl). GltEEN uu tliu 12tli day ol Decem
ber, A. D. 1693; llial shu, ou her purl, lud I'nltli
fully krpt her iiiuulHKo coveuuul, but that llio sald
AUtiUbTUo 1). GUEEN ou his part bad
not kt-pt the baiiiet tor tbat the sald
AUGUSTUS D. tlllEEN lud tiealed thu petl
llouer with iutolirnble severlty, liud ueg
lccted und lelused lo supportthe petltlouer; bad ile
scrted the petltlouer; und piuylug llist lor thu
cuuses utoiesald tlie court unuul uraiil her u dl
vorcu from tlu sald AUGUSTUS D. GIIKES.
And, wberi-us 11 ls uiiidu tu uppeur Ihut thu
sald AUUUS'l US D. GltEEN lesldes wlthout tlie
Stute,wlieru thu processoi tliU court ciiuuot buseiv
eil upou hlm. lt is. heiefoio, ordeted tlist tliu sald
AUGUSTUS D. GliEEN bo notinedofllio peudeiicj
ot suld llliil.uud kIu ii uuopiHiiiuulty o iiiukedt-tciat'
tlierelu, aud buiuuioiieil to uppear uud iuako auswer
Ihereto heloru Ihe HonorableCouulv Court uextto
iioheld ut Moutncllcr. wpblu uud tor thu counir ot
Wubldunton, ou the Hrst Weilnesdu after the llrst
Tuebduy lu March, A. D. 1903. al nluu o'clock A,
M by tlie piiblleniluu ol tliu biibsluuce of suld llbel.
toKether with this order, threo weeks uecesh ely lu
tho Vkhmont Watciiman a.nu statk Jouknau
a weekly nenspnH'r publlsheil al Montpelier, In suld
couuty, tlio last of whlch puhllcatlons sball bo al
least six weeks prevlous to sald llrst Wednesday at
ter thu llrst Tuebduy In March, 1903, whlch
shall bo deeuied biimcleut uotlco lo tlu) sald
AUGUS1USD. UltEEN.
Ulveu undermy bandat Montpelier, lu taldcoun
,y thl. tMayofD.ce,..befcoA.b. JW.iiiuEVi
Deputy Clerk.
John Q. Wlug Attorney for rctltloner. 1.62-1
CO.MMISSlONEItS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOIIN T. DUItANT.
Tho undcrslgned, liavlng becu nppolnlcd by IhclIoB
I robnto Court for tho Dlstrlctof Washington, coinmls
sloncrs to n cclve, exnmlne, and adjust all clalmj and
jteriiBiiilei ;,r nll petsons agnlnst tho estalo of JOIIN
T, DUItANT, lato of Cabot, ln snld Dlstrlet,
deceased j and all claims oxlilhlted In olTsct there
lo hereliy givo notlco that wo will meet for tho put
iioses aforesald, at tlio Town Clcrk's olllce, ln the
lown of Cabot, ln snld Dlstrlet, on the 3.1 day of
Janiisry and 52nd day or May ncxt, from ona
u'clock uutll rour o'clock v. M. cach of tald
ilays, and lltotslx luoullis from llio 22d day of Nov.
A. D.i I9H2, Is tlie tlme llmltcd by sald Court for sald
credltors to present thelr claims to usfor cxsmlua
tion aml allowance.
Datcd at Cabot.tbls iOtli day of Dcc. A. D. 1902.
. II. O. HOOEItS, (Oommls-
'M II. OSGOOD, sloncrs.
ESTATE OFJUDE TOWKK.
Statk of Vkiimont,
Distiuct of Wasiiinoton, ks.
In l'robate Court, held In .Montpelier, In and for
sald Dlstrlcl, nn tho Uthday of Dcc, A. 1). 1902.
IIoratloN. Ilallcy, Adinlulstrutor ol tho cslato of
JUDE TOWNE, latooftho Towu ofllane,ln sald
Dlstrlet, deceased, prcscnts his admlnlstratlon uo
count for cxauilnatlon nml allowance, and ranket
nppllcntlon for a decree of dlatrlbutlon and partl
tfou of tho estate of sald dcccased.
Wlicrcupon It Is onlered by snld Court, lliat sald ac
count and sald appllcatlon be referred to a sesslon
thereof, to bc held at the l'robate Offlca In snld
Montpelier, on Ibo 2nd dny of, January A. 1), 1903,
for hearlng and declslon therconi And, It ls further
onlered that notlco hereof be glvcistn all persona In
tercstid.by luibllcatlon ortbe samo threo weeka suc
ccsslvely ln the VKIIMONT WATCIIMAN AND STAT
JouilNAL, a uewspaper publlshed at Montpelier,
ln this Stnte, prevlous lo sald tlmo ap
polnted for hearlng, that they may nppear at sald
tlme and place, and show cause, If any they may
liavc, why sald account should not lio allowed,
uu'i biivii ucviuu iijauu.
lly the Court. Attest,
HlltAM CAKI.ETON. Judge.
61-63
ESTATE OF EDW1N lt. CAltHOI.T,.
i
Statk of Vkiimont,
DlSTltlUT OF WAHII.NOTON, 88.
Ili Probato Court, held at Montpelier, lu and lor
said Dlstrlet, on the 16th dny of December, A. D.
1902.
All Instrunient purpnrllng lo bo tho last will and
testanient cfEDNVlN it. CAltltOI.E, lato of Cabot,
ln sald dlstrlcl, deceased, belng present
ed to the Court for l'robate, It ls ordcred by snld Court,
tbat all persous eoticeriicd thereln be notllfed to nppear
ut u si sslon of sald Court. to be lield at tlio rrobale
Otllco ln snld .Montpelier, ou the 9th duy of Jau.
A. 1). 1903, nnd show cause, if nny they may have.
agalnst tho probato of sald lustruiiicut.
lor wlilch Iiurpote It . further onlered, that notice
ot this order bo publlshed threo weeks sueccssliely
In tbe Vkiimont Watciiman ano staik Jouu
NAL, a uewspaper prlnted ut Montpelier, In this
Stale, prevlous to snld tliuu appolnted lor hcarlni!.
lly the Court, Attest.
tl'13 HlltAM CAItLETO.V.Judge.
I.II1E1, FOlt DIVOliCE.
JENNIE V. 1'IEItCE Stale of Vermont
, Waslilngton
LEWIS S. 1'IEItCE. County.
ln County Court, March Term, A. D. 1903.
Whcreus, .lennle V. 1'elrce of Moietown Iu tlie
County of Y ashlngton, has thlsday llled in the ofllce
ol tho Clerk ol the County C'ourt lor tlie Couuty of
aelilngtoii, her llbel lor divorce agalnst LEWIS
S. rlEKCE ol'partsunknown. but resldent bejond
tbe Stale, niul when last heard Irom ofstratrordln tl.e
State of New Hainpshtrc, settlng fortli ln siibstance
that she was lawlully inarrled to the sald LEWIS S.
PIEltOE on the 31st day or August, A. I). 18b2i thnt
she on her part had falthlully kept her marrlaire cove
nant, but th.ft tht snld LEWIS S. I'JEUCE had not
kept tbe snme; lor that the sald LE A Is s. l'lEltCE
liadon niany anddlvcrsoccaslons trcntedthepllltloii
cr with iutolerable seerity, had wllfully di scrted
the petltlouer; andhnd ueglecled nnd refused to pro
vldo sultnblo aml proper malnteuaiico lor bls sald
wlfe, tho sald petltlouer, nltbough belng of suinclent
peciiularyand physlcal ahlllty boto do, and praying
lor thccauses uforesald. Ihe (Viurt 'would grant her a
dlvoicctroni the sald LEWIS S. I'lEItCE, and also
praIug for the care and custody of her two mluor
childreii, Carroll l'icrce.uged 11 jears.und I'luulesM.
l'lerce aged 0 jcars; aud lor alluiony.
Aud w hereas.lt ls made to uppear that the sald LEWIS
S. 1'IEItCE, resldcs wlthout the State where the pro
cess of thlsCourt cannot bc serveil upon hlm, itis
tbertforeoidtiedthatlhe suld LEWIS S. lEHCEbe
uollilcd of tlie pendeucy ofsald llbel, aiidglvenunop
portunlty to luaku defence tlierein.aud suninionedlo
nppear aud make unswer thereto before the Honora
b e County Com t ncxt to bo held wlthlu and for tbe
county of Washington, on tlie flrt Wedne6day after
the llrst Tucsuay lu March, A. D. 1003, at nlneo'clock
A. M., by publlcatlon of substunco ol sald llbel, to
gatherwlth this order, three neeks successlvoly ln
tlie Vermont Watciiman and State Junrusl, a weekly
uewspapcr publlshed at Montpelier, lu sald county.
tho lnst of whlch publlcatlons shall be at least six
weeks prevlous to sald flrst Wednesday arter tbe
llrst TuesdayinMarcb, 1903, whlch Bbull be deemed
BUfllc'.eiit notice to thu sald Lewis S. l'lerce.
Glven nnder my hand at Montpelier, lu tho Coun
ty of Washington, this 23d day of lltccmbcr. A. D.
1992.
MELV1LLE E.SMILIE, Clerk.
JOIIN G. WINO, Attorney lor 1'etltloner. 52-1
Boston & Maine Kailroad.
Wlntor Arrangemont.
IN EFFECT OCT. 13, 1902.
Trains Loavo Wells Rlvor North
Bound.
2:28 A. M., dally, prlncipal statlons to Newport and
Moutreal.
2:36 A. M. dally, except Monday for Si. Jobnsbury.
Lyndonville, Newport (Sherbrooke and Quebec,
except Suuday and Monday.
9:62 A.M.. for statlons to Newport and Sherbrooke
3:22 I', M., for prlncipal statlons to Newport and
Moutreal.
3:16 P. M. for statlons to Newport and Sherbrooke
and Quebec.
3:20 1'. M., for statlons to Lyndonville,
South Bound.
1;3S A. M., except Monday, for prlncipal Jtatlons to
W. li. Junctlou, Worcester, Boston andSprlng
tleld. 1:56 A.M dally for statlons on W. Jt. D., to Con
cord, Manchester, Nashua, Worcester, Lowell
and Boston.
6:30 A.M., trom Woodsvllle for statlons to Concord
and Boston.
9:5n A. M., for statlons to W. II. Junctlon, Concord,
Worcester and Boston.
9.66 A. M lor Btatlona on W. M. Dlr. tu Concord,
Worcester aud Bostou.
1:00 P, M., for statlons lo W. lt. Junctlon, Sprlng-
fleld. Concord, Worcester and Bolton.
2:4 P.M., for Plymouth, Concord, Worcester and
Boston.
J;IS P. M., from Woodsvllle, for statlons to Ply
mouth. 6:60 P M., for all statlons to White ltlver Junctlon.
Colng North on W. M. Dlv. at
9:52 A. M., for all statlons.
3:37 P. M., for all statlons.
0 65 P, M.. to Btatlons to Wldteneld aud Lancaster.
10:16 A. M., Suudays only lor Lancaster.
D. J. FLANDERS.
Gen. I'ass. and Tlcket Agent.
Central Vermont Railway.
Commenclng December 14, 1902.
Trains olntz South and East Will
Loavo Montpolloras Followo:
9:00 A.M. MAIL, weekdays, for Boston, Sprlne
lield and New York.
12:30 P.M. EXPltESS. week days, tor Boston tnd
New York vla Sprlngtleld, or New Loudun and Wor
cester vla Nashua. l'arlor car to Boctou and Sprlng-
6.-65P.M. PASSENGEB, week days, for White
Itlver Jct.
12:80A.M., dally EXPltESS, for lloston vlalow.
dll and all polnls In New Euglaud, New York and
south. Pullinan Sleepers to Boston and Sprlng
ield. Trains Colng North and West.
2:60 A.M., dally EXPltESS for Moutreal and tbe
west and week days for Oirdensburg, Richford and
Ottawa. Slceplng cars, Montpelier Junctlon to
Montreal.
KltMA.M. PASSENGEH, week days, for Burllnir
lon, Itul and, St. Albaus, Moutreal. Ottawa aud
Itlcluord.
S:30P. M. PASSENGElt.wttl days, for i..llDg
loo. M. Al aus, Moutreal, Ogdeusburg. aud
lllc uonl. :'arloi car lo Montnal wtihont cbnn&,
J:M P. M. EXPltESS for Hurllngtou, St. Aitians
snd Moutreal. Pullman bleeplug car from Montpelier
Juucllon to Chlcago w Hliuut clunge.
Suburban Traln Sorvlco. v
I.tEve Montpelier al 3:11), 0:20 a. m 12:66
6:20 p. m. Arrlve at Uaire tweiity mlnutes after
leAMi'.g tliue.
Ltare llarre al 12:ul a. m a. m.; 12:01 M.;
:06.6:30 f. i, Arrlve at Montpelier, tweuij ndn
wwb after leavlng tliui. .
TTalnsleavelui Williamstown at 12:66 r. M. and
!:toi m.
All passeuget iralus will siop al tlie lloneer
A orks to luke or leav u iasseners wheu slguallol,
('. A. LANG, Agent.
fc.lt. KITZIIIK.Il, Vtee Pres., Genmal Mauager.
W.CUMMINGs.t.i neral l'a-iuiur Ak-eut.
WANTED!
Fifty ttfjoiits'to work for promiums
cousistiiitj of bioyolos, firapliopliouop,
camoras, Morris 'chiitrs, tliuuor aml
tea sots, Ilugby footballB, puuohinj;
bags, bosiug glovos, bats, balls, mitts,
cliairs, ilosks, bods, .oto. Eauy aud
and iilensaut ouiployiuoiit. Call at tho
followiiiR storos for partioulars.
P. A. PIKE, Lowor Cabot, Vt.
O. S ADAMS & CO Marahfleld, Vt.