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A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
....IT'S TIME....
It's timo thnt wo were rid of a1l our "Wiuter Garmcntf.
Duriug thie next two wecks wc shnll make a despcratestrug
glo to close thc whole assortmcnt. Wc have more gnrmonts
thun wo uught to have at this season of thcycav. Thepriccs
will play an important part in this our laut mnrk down, Wo
cannot givc you a very conccptivo idca of their styles and
values. You botter see them. i$o garmont of laet scason's
makc.
Ladies' Coats solling (or $5.75 and $6.00 to closo at $ 2.98
Ladies' Coats selling for 7 50 and 9.00 to close at 4.98
Ladies' Coats selling foL' 10.00 and 11 00 to close at 5.98
Ladies' Coats selling for 15.00 and 18.00 to close at 9.00
We have a special order Princc Ifcnry Coatthat f-oldfor
$35.00 to close at only 12.00. Size, 34.' Color, bluck.
Ladies' Capes.
Ladies' Capes in blaeks and colors selling for
$5 00, 7.50, 10.00, 12.00, 15.00 and 20.00 to be closed equal
ly as cheap.
The above garments will bo worth next
season the price asked now.
A.P ABBOTT & CO
3B.H3EIE!, VEH.MOKTT.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Mrs. Dr. W 13. Mfiyo nnd sou, of
Northflold, wero iii town on Snturduy
visiting fiunily frimids.
Mrs. Frnnk Mnrtin is boiuR trentcd
by Dr. Lestor W. Hnuson of Bnrro for
nnsnl troublo.
It lins beou 60 1od sinco wo havo
had n vocal coucort of a Jiili ordor,
wo should sujiyioso tlio inauy lovers of
sucli music liore wonld want to pat
rouizo tlio flfth ontortuiimieiit iu onr
courso on Friday oveniiifc of this wook,
Janunry 2b wlum tlio Wesloyaii Malo
Qnnrtotto nud Honston aro to bo liere,
Givo thom a rousiug houso.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brockway's
thirty-sixtli imirringo anuivorsary oc
cnred ou Tliursday last nud thoir chil
dreu sprnnn a surprise, comiug witli
a ohickou pio suppor to thoir liomo aud
bringing with it a flno clinir a sort
of "sick clinir", J. B. tolls us. Tliis
is uot to bo interpretod that it would
probubly bo ueeded aftor tlio suppor.
It is not uecessary to say that a happy
oveuiug wus this auuivorsary oue.
Johu A. Porry is sick witli grip,
aud uouialgia, aud has boen a great
sufforor from tlio lattor. Dr. Watsou
attouds hini.
Mrs. Alfrod Houso has latoly had n
rory sovoro siogo of neuralgia. Dr.
Whittior of Barre atteudcd hcr, ho bo
iug her pliysiciau in tho past.
Ed M. Whitnoy aud his sistor, Miss
Efllo, who with her mothor livcs iu
his house, havo both booii ailiug of lato,
and partioularly Miss Whituoy. Dr.
Tiusdall attouds her.
Tlio followiug resolntions ou tlio
death of Johu Famhain havo beou
adopted by tlio Williamstown Graugo :
Whoreas, It has pleasod our Hcavon
ly Fathor in his inflnito wisdoui, to
roniovo from thc oirclo of our Graugo,
to the higher oirclo abovo, onr bolovod
brothor, Johu Furiihnin, who was a
churtor luombor of this Graugo, past
niastor of Williamstown Graugo ; aud
also a past niastor of Contral Vorniout
Pomona Grango; Thoroforo bo it
Kosolved, Thatin tho death of Broth
or Fnrnhnni, tho grango has lost n
chorishcd niembor, and tlio community
an honest, Ohristiau citi7.cn ; but
whilo wo griovo for his carthly loss,
his oxamplo for good is still witli usns
au iuceutivo to greator nobility of
thonght, and nction, aud to moro faitli
ful fratoriml work in tlio Graugo.
Hcsolvod : That wo tonder our heart
felt sympithy, to Sistor Faruliani aud
tho boreavod uhildreti.
Kesolvod, That our churtor bo drnped
for thirty days; also, that a copy of
theso resolutions bo sprcad upon tho
records ot tho Grango ; and a copy bo
sont to tho Vermont Watcliinan for
publicatiou.
Friitornally submittod,
Frank Mnrtin, Mrs. Frnnk Mnrtin,
O. F. Scavor, committeo .
Mrs. Preston Oross, sistor-in-law
of Mrs. William N. Grearson, is liv
ing iu Wincheudon, Mass.
Thomas Matson, who wout from
horo to Concord, N. II., sonio timo
ngo, as a granito eutter, was visitiug
in town last wook. Ile is looking
hoarty, and likos his work in Con
cord, miu'h. Wages, thrco dollars a
day.
& IVOTIOB
Kvery yoar at tliis tinio wo clnaii
liiice to maku vooiii lur now rroodn.
loss oa (ioino gooils ratlior than uarry to anutliur soasou ; our loss is your gain. ;J;
liolow wo will meiitiou a fow pricos: j;
JWX'S SUITS
:;;.: Slfi.00 Snits nt S 9.00 18 00 Ovorcoals at S 10.00 .:
js.oo s;oo 10.00 9.00
v;,v 12.00 " 7.00 115.00 " 8.00 ;:
vK 10.00 11 0.00 l'J.OO " 7.C0:,v;
;.S 9.00 " 5.00 10.00 ' 0.00:.:
;.; 7.00 " - - 4.00 0.00 " '1.75
v jioi"s orjai: coats :!:
S10.00 Overcoats at. S 0.00 I S 0.00 Ovorcoats nt 8 3.00-A:
:;': 8.oo " 5.00 5.00 2.50
Uoy's Snits, SI.C0, 1.75, 2.00, ii.50 and ?5a.00. ;.;;
:'.f' Mun's nnd Hoy's Loggins and KiiIiWh to closo nt a vory low prico. v'v
ltiibbur lloots at 82.C0, 2.75 nnd J 11.00, ;
;;; Alen'H nnd lioys' Mittons nnd Gloves to closo at n very low prico. ;:
Koinonibcr tlio plnco, ;''::
I AMERIGAN GLOTHING STORE. I
YETT BROTHERS, Prop.,
X Near Argus Offico, 106 Main Stroot :
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A A. A V V -. ..n A. ... A AA. A. .Vi,
A sccoud daughtor was boru, on tho
Uth inst., to Clintou N., aud Mrs.
Kato Brush Field, at thoir hoiuo iu
No.w Kochollc, N. Y.
Lewis M. Soavor sold last week n
Holstoin nuiuial to Houry J. Lasoll
for beof, that woighed 1,805 pouuds,
livo woight.
Tho roported bargaili for tlio pur
clmse of tho farm of Koturn S. Davis
& Son failod to miitoriulizo.
Tho fuiiornl of Krastus Clmrcli, who
diod at tho ago of oighty-six iu tho
iusano asylum, Waterbury, lnst week,
was hold at tho Mothodist church on
Wednosday, Kev. F. E. Currior oill
ciating. Mr. Church was a vetoran
of tho War of tho Robollion. Ho
was buriod besido his wifo, iu our
villago cometory.
Rov. D. II. Strong ofllcinted last
week at tlio fuuoral of Votoran .Tosoph
Gauthier, who was buriod fiom his
late liomo in our villago cometory.
Nowoll R. Farnham. tho recoutly
elected conimandor of our Grand
Arniy post, tells us that tho post
hero now numbors ouly half, or may
bo a fow more, of tho largost uumbor
it has over had. Death is dopletiug
tho post.
Lewis M. Seavor has just lost n
housohold pot for teu yoars paBt, a
parrot, brought horo whou ho camo
from New York to livo.
Charlos Towuseud's two sons, whon
last wo heard of them, woro iu Val
dez, AlnsWn.
J. K. Lyudo last wook recoived his
flrst carload of hard coal sinco tho
ccal faniiuo bogau. He sold it for
10 por ton.
Boiijamin Whoelor, a grandson of
tho late S.Talcott Porriu, and son of
Will Wheolor, uow of DesMoines,
Iowa, is snid to bo achioving a flno
success as n jourualist,in Kansas City,
Mo.
A sou wns recontly boru to Jaspor
Comoli, and a daughtor to Bort Pratt,
n son-iu-law of Sauford II. Duttou.
Porcy Ladd, a junior'in Dartmouth
Collego, is tho guost of his aunt.
! Mrs. E. B. Watsou.
Our ladies' roading club will moet
noxt Saturday nfternoou witli Mrs.
Charlcs G. Mooro. Subjoct of study,
Murillo aud Sevillo.
Honry J. Martin has givou up his
flsh aud oystor business, aud may go
to Montpolior to livo for n timo witli
his cousin, Clmrles Martin, a son of
Jool Martin.
Morcury rogistorod twonty bolow
zero in our villago, ono morning last
weok.
Will F. Oroudis coutiuues to woik
as sharpouor nt a qnarry iu, or near,
North Couway, N. H,
Wo havo just read au articlo by ono
of our distiuguished Amoricau womeu
nuthors, diretftod to despairing fathors
aud motliors, who aro wrostliug witli
tho problom of nianaging tho prosont
genoration of children, in socuriug
obodionco aud gntting thom to liston
to thcir wishos and iustructions. Sho
recoguizos tho desporatoness of the
situation but soes no othor way than
to lot tho ohildron tako tho conso
quonccs of thoir acts, trustiug that
rJTJGLX3! 8
up stook
It is liet
Lef t over coods aro cnt in
is hotter for ns to tnko a siibstaiitial v:'v
MJiX'S Ol'JSlt COATS
VERMONT WATOHMAN & STATE JOURNAL WEDJSESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1903.
iu this wny thoy may ovonttially como
ou t bettor thau thoir paronts foar.
Besido this articlo, of a pauo nud
uoarly two-thinls of anothor, in ono
of our hightouod Jouruals, wo put
tho reniark that wo havo juct heard
of, as mado to ono of our former rosl
(lonts, a comparatively young mothor,
"who had talked aud talked to hor
brlght young dauQhtor,and it doesii't
do nny good." In hor dlstress sho
brought tho mnttor to a profossionnl
man iu hor oity, who bluntly ropliod
asfollowB: "Sho is on fool's hill,
now. Sho will como down later.
I havo a sou iu collego on tho samo
hill, but ho iH comiug down.
At tho worst, it could havo boou
only n caso of "susponded auimatlou I"
Wo rofor to tho itom that was sont to
ono of tho loading city journals in our
Stato, that our undortnkor, O. M. Ed
sou. diod carly last weok in tho iusano
aHylum at Waterbury. Tho fact was
that, ns undortaker, ho wont to tho
nsyluin to bring tho body of Krastus
Olmrch, who had just diod thoro, to
our placo for burial. Local corro
spoiidonts nro overy wny so univorsally
roliablo that wo aro not quito roady to
dismiss tho abovo statemout as boing
wholly withont fouudatiou, ns it np
peared to tho writor of tho itciu. Wo
can only say, ns sucli n "corrospoud
ont" horo, iu tho liomo of Mr. Edsou,
that ho is sucli a hustlor, and has so
many business "irous iu tho flro, "
that n monieut of "susponded anima
tiou, 'iJn his cnse, would load us to
sharpoif our poncil nt ouco for nu
obitnnry. But as to his visit to Wat
erbury, wo umst lot tho niattor staud
opou for furthoi light, for ho is n vory
livo niau at this writing.
W. O. Whito of Williamstown lins
boou nppolutod roforoo in bankruptcy
for Orungo county by Judgo H. II.
Whoelor of tho Uultod Statcs district
court. Ho succeods tho lato ox-Gov.
Itoswoll Farnham of Bradford. Mr.
Whito is a nativo of Middlesex aud is
thirty yoars of ago Ho was postmas.
tor at Middlesex duriug McKiuloy's
flrst admiuistratiou, aud lator was
doputy couuty clork for this county.
Ho was admittod to tho bar in 11)00
aud tho followiug yoar bogau tho prac
tico of his profession iu Williamstown.
Last fall ho ostnblishod n brauch oflico
in Northfleld.
Itov. Caroy Watsou nud wifo, uow
of Greouflold, Mnss., aro iu town, tho
guests of his brothor, Dr. E. B. Wat
sou, aud wifo. Rov. Mr. Wntson
proached ut tho Congrogntioual church
last Sunday oveuiug.
Tho morcury ou Moudny morning in
our villago wout to tweuty-throo bo
low zoro.
Now books woro addod to our town
library nt tho mceting last weok.
Charles Porkius of Cliolsoa, whoso
wifo was Colia Hackott, known to our
placo years ago, has bought tho Haw
ley Galo farm. Wo hear tho prico
was )?:i,000.
Through his daughtor in Southeru
California, Chailos R. Benedict re
ceutly learned of tho pleasurablo ex
citouiont over somo snow, brought
porhaps from tho mouutains, somo of
which was "balled, " nud sold. Such
fucts rcad intorcstingly hero iu old
Vormout, nt this timo of tho yoar.
Mr. Imd Mrs. Joshua F. Bailoy aro
called to Montlpolior occasionally by
tho sickness of thoir sou, Frank A.
Bailoy.
A caroworu, good woman tolls us
"sho was niado ton yoars youugor" by
hcr nttoudauco nt tho antiquuiian en
tortaiumont at tho town hall last Sat
urday oveniug. The success of tho
ailair was assured from tho bcgirniug,
sucli aro tho womon who had it in
chargo. Tho costumos, tho songs, tho
suppcr, and othor thiiif,s, brought
back tho old days, and tho old ways,
and as always, much n orrimont fol
lowed. Probably thoso samo good
womon, who all'orded so much pleas
uro Saturday ovoning, onoor two hnu
dred yoars from now, whorevor thoy
may bo, may woll boliovo that right
horo similar antiquari in ontortain
ments may bo going on, in which
thoir vory best nud vory piottiest
"gear, " of today, will thou ntVord uo
ond of nmusemont to tlio lookerson.
But wo fancy wo hear thom sa'yiug,
"Novor mind. Let them laugh. If
thoy got nny moro fun out of tho hid
eou's toggory that Damo Fushiou com
jiollod us to wear, at times, than wo
did thoy aro Wblconio to it alll" Tho
proceods of tho ontortninmeut wero
somo $25.
Thoro will bo n donatiou visit, Wed
nosday aftornoon and oveuiug, Janu
nry 2f, at tho Mothodist parsonago,
for tho betiuflt of tho pastor, Rov. F.
E. Currior. Litorary entertainment
will bo in chargo of tho Epworth
Loaguo. Refreshmoiits will bo sorved
by tho ladies' nhj. socioty. A cordiul
iuvitntion is oxtended to all.
Tho Rebokah Lodgo is to givo a
masquorade danco at Odd Fellows'
hall, Saturdny ovoning, Juuuary 21.
YednesdIy, Janunry 2, tho Chris
tian Endoavor Socioty will givo n car
nivnl of out door sports, coasting,
snowHhooing, skeoing, oto. Rofrosh
niouts, coll'eo, chocolato and cako will
bo sorved at tho town hall. All, young
nnd old, nro cordially invitod to join
iu the fun.
WATERBURY.
Iustcad of tho usual prayor meotiug'
noxt Tliursday night thoro will be tho
Phillips Brooks' niemorial sorvico, in
cluding skotches of his lifo nnd quotn
tious. Miss Loun Carponter aud P. D. Ladd
of Motitpolior spont Sunday at thoir
hoAios iu town.
Tho ladies union mcots this Tuosdny
witli Mrs. A. G. Athertou.
A. O. Arohor has coinplotod his sor
vices as nurso at tho hospital and
will nccopt n posltion as flremau ou
tho rnilrond.
Tho noxt meeting of tho voluntoor
club will bo hold witli Harloy Cobnrn.
Mi'B. E. L. Johnson, who has beou
conflnod to tho house sovoral weoks by
sickuoss, is now nblo to be out ngnin.
Tho subjoct of tho sormon nt tho
Cougrogntiounl church noxt Sunday
ivill bo "Tho Fruit of Lifo," by Rov.
Mr. Kellogg. Mrs. Domoritt will
sing by rcquost "Will Thoro bo Any
Sturs iu My Orowni"
Artlmr Woodnrd rocoivod quito n so
voro out ou tlio bnok of his Imnd whilo
ruuniug tho oloctrio outting machiuo,
Mr. nud Mrs. M. L. Bnckus of Rut
lnud havo boen visitiug Mrs. E. L.
Johnson for n fow dnys.
It is uow oxpootod thnt n lnrgo dolo
gntioii will nttond tho Mnsouio moot
ing nt Northfield, Weduosday night.
Mr, aud Mrs. Jnmes Hnttio roturuod
Wcii-Known Gentleman
Makes a Remarkable
Statement.
HE ASSU11KS ItiniUMA'UC
suwmimts THAT ONJS
JiOTTLli Oli
Paine's Celery
Compound
Banistied His Pains and Agonies
Tho stnrtling nnd hnppy euros
wrought by Pnino'8 Colory Compound
for rheuuiutic sulTorors havo dooply
improsscd modical nion overywhoro,
nnd today tho best practitiouors nro
recogniziug tho great vnluo of tho
Compound, nnd proscribo it with con
fideuco. Pnlno's Colory Compound stunds nu
equaled as a curo for all vnried forms
of rhomnatiHin. At this season its
good work is apparont in thousands of
Amoricau homos. Men nnd womon,
lumo nud oripplod, nnd uttorly holp
lcss from tho terriblo disoaso nro bo
ing rcstorod to nctivity, henltli nnd
stronglh. Pnino's Colory Compound
is tho only medicino that rcscucs aud
saves tho despairing victim whois told
thnt ho or sho is incurablo. Mr. L.
A. Fleshniau, Gnp Mills, West Vu.,
writcs about his happy exporiouco
with Paine's Colory Compound; ho
says :
"I had rhoiimatlsm iu my loft arm
aud shonldor, could uot slcop, and had
no nppotite. I visited my sistor who
lives iu Finukford, nud sho told mo
sho hnd beou nftHcted just ns I wns
nud Pnino's Colory Compouud had
douo hor moro good than anythiug sho
had ovor tried, aud sho ndvised mo to
uso it. I got ono bottlo nud uscd it,
aud tho rosult was I slopt well, and
had a good nppotite, and tho pains of
rheumatism loft mo nndI havo uot felt
them sinco; in Jfact, it has curod mo
aud I feel liko a now mau. "
THERE ARE MANY WAYS THAT
ODD piecos of cloth may bo worked
into useful aud dccorativo objects for
tho house.
Diamond Dyes
Will color anythiug any color. Di
roctiou book and 45 dyed samples freo.
DIAMOND DYES. Burlington, Vt.
Moudny night from Boston, whoro
thoy havo beou spondiug a fow days.
H. M. Houston'of Bnrro wns in towji
Jlouday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Georgo Raudall Jr.,
returued from their weddiug trip last
Friday.
Tho promonado giveu by the souior
class last Friday uight was enjoyed
by all ; tho proceeds will bo nsod to
purchaso books for tho school.
Prof. B. G. Wilkins aud A. C.
Blauohard of Moutpolior wero iu iown,
Moudny, ou businePS.
Lyun Schoflold of Bnrro was a visit
or in towu Monday.
It is uow oxpectod that tho young
peoplo of this placo will tako a straw
rido to Waitsfield noxt Tliursday and
enjoy a suppor at tho Waitsfield Houso.
Ou Friday ovoning tho Hypatin club
will meot with Mrs. Domoritt.
Horaco Whito diod on Tliursday,
Jauuary 15, at tho homo of his daugh
tor, Mrs. W. D. Davis, in Mill villago,
1 at tho advanced ago of oighty-two
years. His death resulted lrom a
shock. Ho was an old residout. of
Fayston, moving horo a fow years ago.
His fnnoral was hold at tho houso
last Saturday, Janunry 17, Rov. Mr.
Kollogg ofliciatiug.
Tho ndjourned moeting of tho di
rectors of tho Winooski Valloy Agri
cultural Association was hold at tho
Waterbury hotol, Janunry 13, and tho
followiug olllcors woro olocted : C.
C. Warron, presidont; G. E. Moody,
vico-presidcnt ; Charles Keono, sec
rotary ; H D. Brown treiisurerj S.
W. Joncs, genornl suporintondent;
Drow Daniols, gencral suporint'endent
of ndvertising and fonces; M. O.
Eviins, gonornl sup)rintondeiit of Flo
rnl Hall. It was votcd to hold tho
fair Soptombor 15, 10, and 17, 1903.
Tho iacos, oxhibitious and aniuso
motits to oxcol all provious fairs. Tho
moeting thon adjourned until u fur
thor cnll by tho secretnry.
PLAINFIELD.
Tho Apollo Malo Quartot of Boston,
the fourth ontortainmont of tho courso,
will como Wednosday, Juuuary 21.
Quito n numbor of tickets havo beon
sold alroady. Methodisc church, eight
p. m.
A ccnrload of coal camo Friday.
Thirty-ono mombors of Shopard
Lodgo, No. 28, visitod Marshfield
Lodgo last wook Tuosday. Thoy ro
port a fiuo timo nud havo many woids
of praiso for thoir cordial rocoption
aud ontortainmont.
Rov. S. L. Wnlz, roturnod from
Now York, Saturday, sniroring from n
sovoro oold, but' othorwiso much ro
froshud. Owiug to illness of Rov. G. II.
Wright thoro was no tfreneliing sorvico
at tlio Mothodist church lnst Sunday
morning.
A young son of Frank Hardy of
Maplo Hill diod Friday of diphtherin
aud was buriod horo, Saturdny.
M. niS 11LOW1TX 112A1).
Paris, Jiui. 20. Houri do Blowitz,
for many yoars corroRpondent in this
oity of tho Londou Times, which placo
ho rosignod on Janunry l,is dead.
M. do Blowitr. has boou rogardod as
tho greatost speoinl corrospondqiit of
his day. Ho becamo conuocted with
tho Times in 1871, nnd in his thirty
two yonrsof Borvico whioh onded thrco
weoks ngo, scorod many rcmnrknblo
"now bontH" for his pnpor. Tho most
famous, porhups, wns his success iu
obtaiulug nnd sendiug to tho Timoa
tho whoio toxt of tho Tronty of Borlin
boforo it wns signod. Ho wns orcditod
with boing ono of tho origluators of
tho. "iutorviow" nnd rocordod tho
opinioiiB of nil tho lcndors in Europ
onn affalrs durlng his notlro carnor.
A
. FAYSTON.
Surpriso parties nro still in ordor.
Tho last ono was nt Johu Maxwoll's
whon n goodly numbor of his friouds
nnd noighbors invaded hiH poacoful
domioilo withont a momeut's warulng.
Gatnoa woro pluyod, cako and colTco
woro Borvofl, young Aniorlca mado n
gencral hilarity and all had a jolly
good timo.
Tho monotouous quiot of tho town
was brokon last weok, whon Jamcs O.
Baird was urrosted for intoxlcntion.
Mr. Baird )load uot guilty nnd plncod
hinisolf on tho court for triul by jury.
A roprosontutivo of tho Stato's nttor
noy aidod Grnnd Juror Jnmes Neill in
tho prosocution nud Orvis Joucs of
Warron appearcd for tho rcspoudout.
At 11:00 p. m. ou Friday tho jury
brought in n vordictof guilty of n scc
oud olTouconnd tho court, E. A. Heath,
of IV'orotowu, iniposcd iv fiuo of $10
nnd costs, nmouuting to about $50.
DliATllOF MliS. MmiRIAM.
, A. O. Cnmmins of this city re
coived u telegram from L. S. Morriam
of Auburn, Mass., Monday night, nu
nouucing tho death of Clarissn Cum
mius Morriam, widow of Ebeno.or
Morriam nud dnughter of Johu nud
Botsoy (Eddy) Cumniins.
Sho wns boru in Moutpolior Mnrch
17, 1805, beiug ninety-soven yenrs, ton
moutlis nnd two days old nt tho timo
of her death. Sho married Ebcnozor
Merraim of Oxford, Mass., Fobruury
24, 1831. nnd thoy scttled in Moutpo
lior ou tho fnrin now occupied by
Oscnr Joucs in tho "Nutt" school dis
trict, so cnllcd, it beiug ono-hulf of
tho oi'iginal farin of her fathor, whoro
sho was born.
Thoy had two children, both boru
iu Moutpolior ; Leaudor S. Merriam,
n produco dealor in Auburn, Mass.,
nnd Lucy P. , who ranrricd Mnrcus
B. Huut of Worcester, Mnss., nlso n
dealer in fnrni iiroducco.
Mrs. Morriam has speut hor widow
hood with this danghter aud has ro
coivod tho kindcst cnro nud nttcntiou
duriug hor decliuiug years, which
hnvo been oue slow wearing out of hor
stroug coustitution.
Iu 1351 Mr. nud Mrs. Morrinm sold
thoir furm nnd renioved to Auburu,
Mnss., whero Mr. Moiriam died Feb
runry 12, 1891.
Hor fatlior wns ono of flvo brothors
who camo from Auburn, Mass., whero
thoy wero born, to Montpolior, whon
this wholo couutry was a vnst wilder
ness,, boiug gnided by ninrked trees
tho last forty or fifty miles. At thnt
timo thoro wns but oue houso iu Mont
polior, thnt boiug tho "Dnvis houso"
situuted whoro tho old jnil uow
stnuds.
All of .tho flvo brothers bought lnud
nud cleured off tho forest, mnkiug
themselves fnrnis near this city aud
reared quito largo fauiilics, nll tho
menibors of which aro dead. oxcopt
two, Mrs. Lorindn (Cumuiins) Boweu,
dnughtor of Elisha aud Rnchncl(Eddy)
Cumuiius, tho oldest ol tho brothors.
Mrs. Bowen was uiuoty-threo years
old tho 11th of tho presout mouth
nnd lives with her niece, Mrs. Honry
S. Town on "Town Hill road." Tho
othor liviug cliild of tho origiual
brothors is Hnrvey Cummius, sou of
Simon Cunimiiis, ouo of tho younger
brothors, who will bo oighty-threo
years old ou Fobruary 22, this yenr.
Ho resides ou tho"lloruof tho Moon"
road, so called.
MH. SCinVAll'iiOT SO WKIjL.
Palornio, Sicilj', Jan. 20. Thosteani
yacht Mnrgarita with Charlcs M.
Schwab ou lioard is about to sail from
horo for Tunis, returuiug to Sicily
ncxt week. It is roported horo that
Mr. Schwab's coudition is less favor
ublo than it has been but it is impos
siblo to securo information on this
niattor from tho yacht.
WAJtSJUr J)JJFIJA TED.
Caraoas, Jan. 20. Dr. Torros Car
deuns, socrotary to Presidout Castro
has recoived a cablo from Gon. Bollo,
couiuiauder of tho fortress of San Car
los at Maracaibo, saying that tho for-tres-was
attacked at noon Sa'turday
by tho Gornmn guuboat Pauthor.
Tho Vonozuolan garrisou of tho for
tross oiioned u livoly flro on tho Ger
mau warship nnd damagcd hor to sucli
au oxtont that shu wascompolled to
go to Ouracoa for repairg. It is thought
horo that tho- Pauthor probably in
tondod to soizo tho Vonozuolan guu
boat Miranda, which had takon rofugo
in Lnlco Maracaibo.
Whon tho uows bocamo pnblio iu
Caracas thoro was great oxoitomoiit.
Bnuds of musio paraded tho streets
colobrating tho defoat of tho Gornmn
warship. Evorybody horo is puzzlod
ovor tho actious of tho Gorninus.
TtiJUtUiJjIl SI)A DISASTJili.
Londou, Jnu. 20. Tho stoamor
Upupa, from Cardill' for Cork, has
foundored oft" Ballycotton, Irelaud.
Hor orew of twonty-flvo mon and u
fow steorngo passongors nro missiug
nud thoro is scarCoiy auy doubt thnt
thoy havo porishod.
COliVOllA'lIOX 'IAX IjA ir.
Albnny, N. Y Jnn. 20. Tho ap
pollntb dlvwion of tho Supromo Court
today doolarod tho frauchiso corpora
tiou tnx law unconstitutioiial, rovors
ing tho dociBiou of Justico Horrick iu
which ho coiiflrmod tho roport of for
nior Ohiof Justico Earl of tho court
of appoals. who deolared tho law cou
stitutioual. This dccision is rognrded
ns tho most important to tho Stato aud
coporntioiis ovor givou iu tho Stato.
From tho onnotmout of tho law until
tho prosont $12,000,000, iu taxes 1b in
volvod, whilo at loast $4,000,000, yijar
ly iu futuro rovonuos must bo includ.
od. Litigutiou .to test Uio constitu
tlounllty of tho law has boou in prog
rosB for two yenrs. Oorporatious opor
nting forty-soven of tlio largost frnu
ohises in NoV York combiuod iu tlio
prosont teet sults.
Money Talks
NOTE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS THEY MUST BE SOLD
FARM NO. 1 103. 130
z miles lrom East JJrooklield on a good road. There is about
40 acres of tillage land, G') pasturage and balancc is woodcd.
Swar bush of 000 maplcs. Place will now keen 10 cows and
tcam but could bo made to keep more, Tillage land is almost
all machine mowing. There are three barns, two are 30x40
and one 24x30, llouse is in comfortable shape and contains
7 rooms. As owner is anxious to dispose of this property it
can be bought lor only $1,200, with g500 down.
House, Barn and about 4 Acre of Land located in
Barre city on Prospcct Avc,, about four minutes walk from
car line. llouse contains 10 rooms and was built only a few
years ago. Is in good shape inside but needs painting out
side. Thc barn is about 22x28 and elapboarded. Buildings
are insured for $1,500 and assessed for $1,500. Is supplied
with spring water and conneeted with sewer. This property
would make a dcsirable homc or, at this price, can be sold
again at a profit. Price including all lands and buildings
only $1,775. Terms $750 cash.
House, Barn and 1 Acre of Land located in South
Barre for $1,100. This property is located only a short dis
tance from school, fctore and post ollice. House contains six
rooms and barn is large enough to accomodate 2 cows and 2
horses. For the price this makes a desirable home. Terms
will be easy.
A more comnlete desciiption of any of the above prop
erties will checrfully be given. If thinking of buying or
selling Keal Estate we should be pleased to talk with you.
D. A. PERRY,
REAL ESTATE ACENCY,
Legal Notices.
ESTATE OP AVIS F. CKEE.
STATE Of VKltMONT,
DlSTIIICTOF WA-mN(ITON. s.s..
Iii I'roljate Court, livlil iit Monliilur, ln aml lor
BtM Dlstrlcl, on tlio lillli iliiy oj-Jnnuary, A. 1).
Albcrt W. Kerrln, AdniliiUK'ator of tlie otalo of
AVISF. CltEE, latfof Mnnielli-r. Iu s.ilil DUtrlct.
ilfceaitil, makt'B applicallun to salcl Court lor
lictnse to ili'wl to larrlo 11. Fay. ol the City
ot ll.irrc In s.d.l Dlitrict, curtalu rral cstatc of
sald ilcceasril.sltiiiiti-il In tliccity otlinrrc, aiulsjUI
District, to wlti lleliiK all uml llic sanic land aml
nrt'inlsi'9 wlilcli wcru tlccdfd to tlie ealil Avls F.
Crce by Frtil W. Sherburne by warrauty ilceil ilnteil
tlio Hlli day of October. A. 1). lfcMt, thu b:mc lielui;
now occupied by thc salilt'arrlo II. Fay, on coiuiill
ance by tl o sald Carrle II. Fny with the condlllonsf
of acortalnconlract In wrltli K datril the ivth day os
October. A. I). 18UG by and betneen th tald Avla
F. Cree ln l.i-f llfe lluie and tho sald C'airlo II. Fay,
represeutlnK that the sald Avls F. Cree was. Iu licr
llletltue, uiuler contract, beliiK thc contiact alore
snld, blndliiKat law and ln eqully to deed sald real
estate to the sald Canie II. Fay on lier conipllancc
with tliucoudltlo is of sald contract.
Wliereupon.lt Isordeml by sald Court, that sald
appllcatlon bo relerred to a sesslnn thereof, to In
lield ut thu I'rohate Olllce, In sald .Montpelier, on tht
itli day or Feb., A. I). 1IKW, f.ir hearlnt; and ile
elsloi thcreouiuud It Is rnrllicr ordereil.tlmt all per
sons Inlfresleil bu notliled lieriof.by publlcallon ol no
tlci ofsald appllcatlon and onlerthereon, tliri'oweeks
succcsslvely In the Vkhmont Watciiman and
STATE .lOUItNAL. u newsiiaper piihllshed at .Mont
pelier, In this State, aud w.hlcli cliculutes ln the
nelKliborhood of tliose Inlcrested bel'ore sald tliue ol
Iwarlni.'. tliat tliey may appear at sald tliuc and
.place. uud, It tliey see catiH, object thcruto,
lly tliu Court Attett.
3-4 HIItAM CAltt.ETO.V, Judue.
COSl.MISSIONEIts' NOTIC'i:.
EbTATE OF AVIS F. CKEE.
Tho underslifiied liatliiK been nppolulFil by the
lloii. 1'robate Court lor lln- Dlstrlel ot Wiu.lihiKton
Coiuinlssionerf, to rieihe, eNaiuiiie aud aiJiistall
clnliiK and deinand, ot atl p'rson! arain!.t Ihe estate
or AVIS F. CltlCi;, lam of Mouipcller. In sald
DUtllct, UeceaMd; aud nll ulnlnis cwhlblled Iu
oirset thereto, bereby ghc nnilce Ihat we w meet
lor the purposes aloresahl, at tlie Jlonlpelier
bavlujji ll.iuk Iu tlie City ol Montpelier, iu sald
Dlalrli't. on the Uilnlay olFebiuaiy undsthdas ot.
July, next, liom I oelock i: si. uuill a o'cloek
P.M.. each ol sahl dajH. uml lliat slx moin hs liom
tlie 7lli d.i) olJan. A. 1), I'KK, s tlm ihne lliulieil
liv sald Court lor sald credliuis lo ment their
clalius to ns for exauiiiiHilon and allowauce,
Kated nt Monlptller, this HUi d.iy or ,1 iiunry,
A. 1. 1U0J.
S. W. 1IENMAMIN, Coninll
W. III.ANCIIAIID,? bloners.
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ESTATE OF ANDUKW III.AI It, J It.
STATE OP VEU.MONT.
DI9TI1ICT OP WASHINGTON, 8. 8.
Iu Probate Court, lield at Montpelier, Iu and loi
sald District, ou the fitli day or Jauuary. A.
J). 19a:
( uiencoM. ItliliardMin. ndinliil.lrator of tlio es
line oi AMHIIIW lll.AII;. .Ir., late ol Waitsfield
In s.ud IJibtrlct. ileeeii'.ed. pn-benis his
uiliulnlstrallou a cmiut lor exauiluailoii aud al
lowanee, uud makes .ipplic.illon lor n ricciee ol dls
Irlbutlou uml p.irlllion of tlie e.lalu orsald dc
cea;d. ,
Wliereupon It Is ordered by sald Court, that sald
account nnd said uppllcallou ie reieneil tousessiou
tbeiiof. to be held ut tho Probate OHUu. Iu salit
.Montpelier, on iliei'Ctli day Ftbruuiy A. I). I!H3
lor liearlnit auil declslou triereou: Autl, ItUfurthtr
ordered, that nutlee hercoi beuhen loall iersous Iu
teresteil, by publicatiou of the sanip three weeks
succesnUely In the Vkiimdnt WatciimaN and
STATE .louitNAL, a uuwspaper publlslied at'Moul
peller, In this State. pretious to sild tltr.c. appol ,t
eil ior hearlnu, that thcy may appeur at sald tliue and
place, aud show cause, If nny the) may have, wliy
sald account should uot bu ulloneil. aud such decree
niade.
lly the f'ourt.-Altest.
1I1UAM CAItl.ETON, Jud.
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. COMMISSIONEItS' NOTICK.
ESTATE OF MJOY I.OO.MIS.
The uiidcrslgued liavlng bt en aiolnted by tlie
Ilon. Probate Court ror tho District of Washington
Comiulssloucrs, to recelve, exumino aud ndjust all
clulms nnd dcmntid nfall iiersous agalnst tlie estate
ot I.UCY I.OO.MIS, lato of .Montpelier. In
suld Dl.trlct, ileeeased, aud all elalins exhibltedlo
olhet therelojiereb) kUu notlco tbatwu will ineet for
,ne imiixisi-B uioresaiu, iu lou .iionipeuer fuvillgs
. tii ,uu wny ut .Muoipei'er, lil ruiu
Dlstrkt, on the l'.'lh dav ot February niul
Uth ilay of July, next, trnui I o'clock A, M.
until 3 o'clock '. l., each of suld ilajs, ano
tliat slx moutlis liom tho I Gl 1 1 day or Jan, A. I
I9UJ, ld thotluiu llmlled by salil Court lor sald cred.
nors to preseut tneir clalius
lo us for exainlnatlou
and allowuuce,
Dated at Molltltelier. this lCtli dnv of .litiiiinrv
AI.IIF.KT W. FEHItlN, Commls
JOIINV. IIUOOKS, ' i slouers.
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IN TIIK Dl8TIIIUTCOUItT OP TI! UNITED KTATKS
FOHTIIE DlSTItlOTOP VhIIHONT.
IX TIIE MATTEII OP IN
CllADNCEV 11. I.VHAN, IIANKHUITCV,
To tlie credltors ofsald Ilankrupt.
Tho petlllou ot C'hurlos O. (Inives. trustee, liavlug
hceu duly llled herelu. reipiestlug perinlsslou to
scll ut prlfuto sale tho property lierelnaltcr dc
crlhed, uclonglng to tho eslate of tald bankrupt,
Notlce Is hereby glTfn that sald petlllon wilj bo
consldereil by Ihu tindrrslgueil at his ottlco, Itoom
No, 6, U. t. Post Ollllco llulldlng, In Montpelier,
Vt., ou tho 31st dayof Junuan, A. I). 1903, at ten
o'clock ln tho rorenoou, at wmeli tliue uml place
you aro reipilred Iu show cause, ir any you havo,
wliy thu prayer or suld petltlon should not be
grauteil.
You aro further notlllid that If no suiriclent
cause bu shuwn wliy the piuier or sald petltlon
should not bo granled, tho followiug properly of
sald bankrupt's estate, to wltt tho slaughter house
aml all thu personal proiierty will bo suld by tho
sald trustee at prlvate sale.
EDWAltl) 11. DEAVITT,
lteleree In lankruptcy.
Montpelier Vt., January 10, 1903.
acres, $1,200, U located about
keen
IN TIIB DISTHICT COUItT OP TIIE UNITED STATKS
KOIt TIIB DlSTIllCT or Vehmoxt.
In tiik Matteii ok Ix
IIEIITHAM A. STOCKWELL, llANKIIUrTCV.
To tho credltors of ald Hankrupt.
Tlio petltlon of Charles C. Oraves, trustec, liar
liiK been duly nied liereln, renuestliu; iH rmlsslon to
scll at prlvatc sale the property lierclnailer de
scrlbed, bt lonliiK to the estato ot suld bankritpt.
Xotlco Is hereby nlwn that sald petlllon
will be consldered by the underlxmil nt his ifllce.
Itoom No, C. U. S. Post Olllco HulldlUK. In Jlont
pellcr. Vt., on the 31st day of Jauuar), A. I)., 1U03,
at ten o'cluck n thc foreuoou. at whicli tliue and
place you arc rcqulred to "how cause, If any jou
Iiave, wliy the prayer of sald petltlon should not be
granted.
You nre further notliled tliat If no bufllclent cause
bo sliown wliy tho prayor of sald petlllon should
not be granted, all of tlie persotial property of sald
bankrupt's estate will be sold by sald trustec at
prlvatf sale.
' EDWAltl) II. DEAVITT,
Koteree In Ilantvruptcy.
Montpelier, VI., January 19, 1903,
NOTICK OP FIIS8T MEETI.VO OF CllEDlTOPS.
In the DlUrlct Court of tlie Unlted States, for tl'
District of Vermont, In liankruplcv.
In tlie tuatter of Fred E, Horr aml .Mlnnle C.
llorr, copailncrs under tlie llrm uaiue of F. E.
Uorr & Co, b.iukrupts.
To the credltorB ol F. E, Horr.t Co., of Calais,
In the County or Washington and District atore
sald, nbankrupt.
Notlce U hereby glven tliat on the 27th day of
Deceniber, A. I). 190.', tlio sald Fred E. Horr and
-Mlnnle C, Horr, copartners ns F. E. Horr A Co.,
werc duly ailjudlcated bunkrupts. uud the flrst
incettnir - of their credltors will bo bcld at
the ollice of the iinderslKued, Itoom No. fi, U. S.
Post Offlce llulldliiK. Iu Montpelier, on the 31st
day ol January, A. I). 1903, ut lo o'clock ln the roro
noon, at wlilcli tliuc the sald credltors may atlend,
nrovo tlielrclalms, appolnt a trustee, cxamlue the
oankrupt, and tran uct such other business as may
properly coine before sald ineetliiir.
EDWAItD II. DEAVITT,
Iteieree ln liankruptcy.
Montpelier, Vt , January 20, 1903.
COMMISSIONEUS'NOTICE.
ESTATE OF AUOUsTUS N IIATCIIEf.DEI!.
Tlie underslgned, havlug been appoiuted by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Washington,
Couunlsslojiers, to recelve, exaiidno, uud udjust ali
clalius uud deuiands orall nersons agu!nit the estate
or AUCUSTUs N.IIATCIlEI.DKU.late or Plalntleld,
lo sald District, rti crased ; aud all clalius exhlblted In
oflset thereto. hereby glvo notlce thit we will
meetroi the purposes aforesald, at ihe resldi uce of
Duilley I!, Sinlth In the Town of Plainfield Iu sald
District, on the Uth day of Feb. and luili day ot
Jnno next lrom 1 o'elock r. M. utii II 4 o'clo-lc
I'. si, each of sald days. uud that slx montlis lrom ihe
lSth ilay of Dec. A. D. 19W, ts the tliue llnnled by
sald Court for sald credltors to preseut their claluit
to ut for exainlnatlon nnd allowance.
Dated at Plalulleld, this lith day of Jan. A. D.
1903.
JEKI.MY S. CII AMllEltr.lN, t Conimls-3-J
S.MILIES.SMII'II. ( slouers.
ESTATE OF SOPIIIA C. OUEUNSEY.
STATK Or TEltMONT,
DlSTItlCT OP Wamiiinuto.v, fcS.
In Probalo Court, he'd In Montpelier. In anj (ur
sald Dlslrlet. on Ihe IMh dav oi Jan. A. D. 190,
J S. Wheelo. . I .ecutoi of hhe la-t will and testl
ment oli-oPlllA i Ot!KltNHY, lat oi Calais, ln
sald Dlatrlci, deceased preten!s 'ils adinlnl
stratlon aeeutint lor exaiulnutlon and allow
ance, aml makes appllcatlon ior n decree of distrl
bolton aml parililoii oi thc estate o' saul deceosed
Wliereupon, It !s ordered bj sald Court that sald
account aml sald appllcatlon be relerred to a sesslon
thereot to bo held at the I'rohate Olllce, iu ald Mont
pelier, on Ihe tth du 'ibi-uary. A. D. lmu, for
Iiearliigandilceislnu itHTtou; aml. It Is further or
dered that nollee hen orbe glveu lo all persons Inler
ested, by publicatiou or the s.iine Ihreo weeks suo
cesslvelyln thc V'kiihont Watchman anustati
Jouknau a newspaper publl.heil u. Montiieller. In
this Mate, prevlous to sald tliue appoiuted ror hear
ing, that thoy nia) apiwar at sald timo nnd place, and
show cause. ir nny thoy may have, wliy sald account
skoutd uot he allowed, and such decree tuadc.
II) the Court. Atlest,
3- IIIltAM CAItl.ETON, Judge.
ESTATE OF JOSr.PH 11. WAfiD.
Tlie underslxned, havlug lieenapnohiled bythollnn
i robatoCourtforllieDlstrletorVahlngton' commls
slouers to recelve. ejtandne. andadlustiillclalinsnnd
deniamls of all nenmns agiilo.t the etate of JO.
SEP1I II.WAItD.lateo, ihe Ciiv ol llsrreln sald Dh).
trlct deceaseil: aml all clalius exhlhlted n ntrsct
t heri to hereb) glvenutlce tliat we will meet for the
putposea aforesald, at tlie Kiore'of Plielp. Itrother
(nthe Cltv oi llurro. Vt. In sald DWtrlct.ou the Hr'i
dy of Feli. aud 18th day of June next. from ten
o'clock until two o'clock p. t. each of ald
dav. and that slx luonlhs from the 7lh day nfDee
A. .. 19"2, Is !ho llmo llmlted by sald Court for sald
credlt-rs to preseut their clalms to us ror exMulna
tlon aud allowance.
Datcil at the City of Ilarre this lStli day of Jan.
A. D, 1903,
,r,'J6Sl'-K? T;;,?.y.".",ER' ( Comnils-3-5
IIENItYA.PIIEI.PS. ( ilonera.
COMMISSIONEItS' NOTICK.
ESTATE OF WKSI.EY T- JIII.KS.
Tlie underslgned havlng been apiwilnted hv the
Hon. Probate Court for tho District or Washington
Commlsslnners, to recelve. examlne and adlust sjl
V.fllS! ?.".'.' 'lcinand, or all persons agalnst Iheestnte of
I.SI,1'. T. MII.ES, Isle or tho Tovnor('"bot,Vt .
In sald District. diYcatodi and all olahus exhlhlted In
otrset thereto. hertby glvo notlce that wewltl meet
for tle purposes aforesald, at ihe rrs'denco of
()on A Morrla, In the Town of Cabot.,
J t.. In sald Dlitrict, on tho I2th May ol
Februarv, apd the ?d day of July next.
fmm 1 o'clock a.m. until 4 o'clock p. i. each of sald
days aml that siy moutlis from tlie 12th day of Jan.
A. D, IDKI. Is the tlnie llmlted by sald Court for
atd credltors to nresent their clalms to us ror ax
amlnatlon and allowance
a'd'nW11 M"l'n0,l, 17"' ,,ay 0' January,
. ' ' OHIN 11, SMiTII. ICommU'
3-5 ANDIIEWO,S.COItUSS,l sloner!-