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MONTPELIER, VT., TI1URSDAY, AP1UL 30, 1903.
NUMBER 17
VOL. 97-5029
For SVlisses and Children
Offered at Extremelv Low Prices.
Infant's Lonc and Short
Coats, made from Cashmcre, in
White and Ecru, Lace trimmcd.
98c $1.49, 1.98.
White P. K. Box Coats with
Sailor Collars of fine
2 to 5 years. 98c up
Hamburg.J
Coats Made from Broadcloth
and Venetian, all Colors, Braid
Trimmed, 98c, $1.69, $1.98, S2.48,
Silk Coats for Misses and
Children, Beauties from Taf
fela Silk in Black and Change
able and Jasper Colors with
White Lace and Braid Trim-
ings. $2.98, $3.98, S4.98-
Misses' Jackets and Box
Coats. Silk and cloth, 12 to,
16 years, Sizes, S2.98 up.
Tust Keceived 50 Handsome
Silk and Cloth Capes for Spring
and- Summer Wear, 22 to 30;
inches long, Silk ones at $4.98.1
and up, Cloths at $2.98. and up:
Tnmmed with Lace and Ribbon
DON'T PASS THE F0LL0W
ING BARGAIN FOR A
FEW DAYS ONLY.
100 nairs Nottinerham Cur-
Successorto Temple JVIcCuen Co.
Opera House Block - Montpelier, Vt.
SpringSuits
Wo aro ready for tlio spring trido. Onr stock is now conipleto with a
most beautiful assortiuent of Clotliing for Men, Boys and Childien. Wo
quoto a few prictss to givo you an itlea of tlie reckless prico reduction.
MEN'S SUITS in Black, Blue and Grey, in tho lateststyles. $4.00,1.50,
5.00, 5.49, 0.00, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, 12.00 and 14.00.
MEN'S PANTS in tho latest pattorn and stylo. 98c, $1.25, 1.49, 1.05,
1.85, 2.00, 2.25, 2.19, 3.00 and 3.50.
BOYS' SUITS in all colors and styles. 81.25, 1.50, 1.75, 1.98, 2.25,2.75,
3.00, 3.50,3.75, 1.00, 4.50, 5.00 and 5.50.
NEW SPRING NEUKWEAR. 23 and 39c. Bows at 15 to 25c.
MENS' FANCY SIIIRT. 39c, 49, 05, 75, 31. 00 and 1.25, in all colors.
MENS' HOSE. 5c, 10, 15 and 25, in fancy colors. ,
SPECIAL SALE LOW SIIOE. Sl .25, 1.59, 1.75, 2.00 and 2.25.
MEN'S and BOYS' SIIOES. 98c, $1.25. 1.19, 1.75, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75,
3.00, 3.50 and 3.75.
SPKlNti UNDERWEAR. 23c, 35 and 45.
MEN'S OVERCOATS. $1.00, 4.50, 5.00, 0.00, 7.00, 7.50, 8.00 and 9.00.
COMB AT ONCE AND OET PIRST C H O I C GrVir
A Speclal L.ine
of Ladies Waists
in Black, White
and Fancy Colors.
Remember "The Place,
AMERICAN CLOTH INQ STORE,
Yett Brothers, Prop's,
Remember the place. i06 Maln Street. Opposltc Cross Bake
A. C. SPIRO, - - Ftrrler,
X Fur luiureil ogaloit Klre auj Muth !
j; at 3 ier-ceut of vnluatlon. Ilepalrliig
X nt uuiaier prlcea. Hlgliett caih prlca I.
X for'eprtDg Muk IUta. -
tains 2 3-4 yards Long, extra
width, at 79c per pair. Value
81.50 per pair.
78 pairs Muslin Curtains
with Deep Ruffle, Value $1.00
per pair, at 69c per pair, 2 1-2
yards long.
15 pairs Extra Heavy Porti
eres, Cardinal, Green and Brown
with Brocade figures, Value
$6.00, at 83.98.
1 case Gent's Shirts and
Drawers, Summer Weight, 25c.
25 dozen Terscv Vests in
Ecru and White, Sleevelcss. 4
for 25 c.
50 dozen Fast Black Hose. 5
to 9 1-2 sizes for children. Val
ue ic pair, at 10c.
60' dozen Drop Stitch Lace
Hose for ladies. Would be
cheap at 50c. To close at 29c.
100 Silk Gloria Umbrellas
with SterlingSilver Handles, also
Natural Sticks. This lot is
positively worth $2.00 each.
They go at 98c with Silk Cas.es.
S!
t1
A Qreater Bar
gain in Ladies'
Wrappers in all
Colors and Styles
from 32 to 44.
i
i
IfYou
wmilri llkotn wrlto LIFK IN'SUIt-
ANUJi. i nll on or uuuress
E, I, DRURY,
Montpelier, Vt ,
Gonornl Agont For
i.(to insuranco co
3 Walton IJlook
new license I'Arun.
St. Jolinsbnry, April 29. Uudtiuut
ed by tho solid frout whinh this seo
tion of tho Btuto prosontod ngaiust
higli licoueo nt tho Mnrch oIoctiouB,
tho HcoiiBO ndvocatos of this towu pro
poso to coiitiuuo tho figlit, nud fooliug
tho iiocessity of a uowspapor coinniit
tud to liigh licuiifio, lour lcnding li
conso mon of this towu hnvo purnhasod
tho finbscription 11st of tho Lyndon
ville) Journal nnd tliat pnpor will bo
dovotod to briugiug "lily 'whUe"
towns into tho licouso fold.
Tho goutlouioii uioutioucd aro : Frnuk
N. Cnrr, dofoatod candidato for Sou
ator on tho local-option tickot lust
full ; M. J. Oaldbock, owuor of tho
Avouuo Ilonso; H. B. Howo, n promi
iioiit youug Doiuocratio luwyor, nnd
Frod Giluiaii, n woll kuowu horso
doalor. Tho pnrchnso wna tuado nt an
opportnuo thiio ns tho Jourunl, wliicli
ifi oditod nud ninnngod by E. O. Luoii
nrd, formorly of tho St. Johiisburv
Kopublioaii, and provions to tliat
trensnror of tho dofuuot Bradford
Saviugs bauk nnd Trnst Coinpaiiy, hns
boen iu goro fiuauoinl Btraita for souio
tlino. Tho foruior ownor, B. II. Wells
iiow ot Glover, holds n niortgago of
$2,G00 ou tho pressos nnd priuting niu
torial, bo tliat Editor Loounrd's oiily
nvnilnblo nseot iu the OBtnblishmout
wns tho sabsoriptioii list. Tho uew
owuors hnvo ordorcd Mr. NVolls to ro
movo his proporty, nud they proposo
to oHtnblisb n uow plnUt, lustnlliug
typo Bettiug maohiuos, otc. Tho par
ties iutorestod nro at Lyndonville to
day nud it is possiblo thnt somo nr
inugomeut mny bo mado to purclinso
tho moehanicnl nppnrutUB froiu Mr.
Wells. If this is uot dono it is ru
uiored thnt Jobu B. CIuibo, who buc-
ceeded to tho propriotorship of tho
"Vorniout Uiiiou ou tho doath of his
fnthor, O. M. Clmso, niay Beouro tho
tln I
Jourunl cnuipiueut nud movo
Uuiou from Lyndon Uoruor to Lyu
douvillo. In cnso this is douo it is nl
togothor likoly thnt tho new lieenso
pnpor will bo publiBhed nt St. Jolins
bnry. It is not yot kuowu who will
bo editor of tho Jourunl uudor tho
new ownorship.
Messors Unrr, Cnldbeck, Howo nud
Gilinnn, will proceod nt ouuo to form
n itook coinpaiiy nuiong licouso ndvo
catos in this town nud viciuity, nud u
stroug oll'ort will be mudo to chnnge
tho seutiuiont of this soctiou of tho
Stnto iu regnrd to tho liquor questiou.
1 TUST CASE.
Hnbens corpm procoedings woro
brought Weduesdny iu tho cnso of
Audrow Rodgers who was yeterdny
soutenced for 102 clnyj becauio ho
conM not pay his fiue for n ?ecoud
oll'onso of intoxicutiou. Pnpers woro
served ou Oity Slioriff Docherty who
hnd Rodgers iu custody uudor tho
mittimus issned by Judgo Woodwnrd,
tho respondeut haviug hnd JiH lnwful
tinjo to rnise tho fluo nud haviug
fniled to do bo, Mr. Docherty took
Rogors beforo couuty court nt onco ns
comninnded by tho wric nnd nt ton
o'olock tho cnso wns tnken up. It
wns desirod to mnko this n test cnso
on tho preseut lnw, ns to tho nltornn
tivo seutence for n secoud oifouso so
Judgo Stniford did uot pn;s upou tho
quostinn nt nll but coutiuued tho cnso
into Supromo Oourt, as tho stntutes
provido cnu bo douo. Tho quoitiou
will bo argucd nud dccided nt tho Mny
term pf Suprome Oourt Hnd Judgo
Stamford henrd tho cno nud giveu n
docieiou tlioro wonld hnvo beon uo
method of tnkiug it to tho highor
court, for no nppenl cnn bo takcn iu n
linbeaB corpus mnttor, tho flrst deoi
sion of a court of competcut jurisdic
tion boing flunl.
Tho docision of tho Snpremo Court
will bo nwtuted witli lutorost uy ;
ofllcinli nnd lnwyors throughout tho
titnto ns it is tlio lirst questiou of iu- J
terpretntiou uiidor tho now licoino
lnw nnd ono whioh is likoly to nriso
vory frequoutly iu tho fnturo ns it
hns in tho pnst.
Henton nud Thomns nro nttorueys
for tho potitiouor Rodgers, whilo tho
Stnto ib represouted by Stnto's Attor
noy Bniloy. Poudiug tho outcomo of
tlio hnbens corpns procoedings bnil
has beon flxed for Rodgors iu the buiu
of 100, but this morniug ho wns un
nblo to furnish it, though ho mny
Intor. Probnbly Michnel McNnlly
will keen cluse trnck of this cnso
whilo ho congrntulntes himsolf ou
lis casy relenso n few dnys ngo.
Letter to J. W. Brock.
Montpelier, Vt.
Dear Sir: You oan nll'ord tho bost,
nud your busineBS exporience hns
sltown you thnt it is nlso tho eiienpest.
li nu men woiiiu loarn tius, tiioy'u
snvo lot of monoy.
Dovoo Load nud Zino costs n little
ruoro por gnllou tlinn niixed palnts,
bnt it tnkes fowor gnllons to pniut n 1 wns tho first Govornor to oilor vol
hoiiBe, nud it wonrs longor. It is tho untoer troops to Prosidout Lincoln nt
ohonnc.-t nalnt in tlio world.
Mr. l'riuiu A. .vorso. urnuKtst ot
West Rutlnud, Vt., writos:
I onlorod 15 unllous of vour naiiit.
thiiiking. from oxporionco with mixod
paints, tlmt it would requiro thnt
nmount to uover my liouso. I usod
only i8 gnlloiiB,
Mi. iNl. Austtn Uolelior, of viii
throp, Mnss,, bouglit oleveu gnllons;
ho only usod six.
Out ngout nt Morrisville, N. Y.,
Mr, E. N. Doxtor, writos:
Ou overy job I hnvo suld, Dovoo
Lond nnd Zino hns clvon cood satis-
fnetlon, nnd has takon a less quautity
than oxpootod,
Wo conld mnko this lottor nhundred
timos' is long with suah oxnmploa.
Yours truly,
F. W. Dovoo & Co.,
18 Now York!
P. S. Abbott & Bniloy soll our pniut
Montpelier and Vinicity,
LOCAL HAPPENINCS.
Tho Grnnito Goiistruotiou coinpnuy
of this oity whioh is building tho uow
St. Mnry's Ontliolio churcli iu Middlo
bnry rosuinodwork on tho churoh ou
Tnosdny. Work hns beon snBpouded
during tho wiutor mouths.
Ou Weduesdny Yett Bioi, moved tho
stock of clothiug lntoly piirchnjed of
D, T. Donuolly, frora thoMillor block
to thoir owu store. Mr. Millor'4
intondod nltoratium on tho building
mnko it uecessnry thnt tho storo bo
vncnted by tomorrow.
Tho followiiig lottorj nro ndvortisod
nt tho Montpelier post oillo for tho
weok ouding April 11: Mhs Miun
Fnrnsworth, Mr.Gntes,(horse denlor),
L. S. Hnyos, Hnrry Hntl, P. Lntti,
R. S. Parkors, W. A. Slmtnoll, Trnv
olors Gunrnuty Co.
Tlio licouso cormisaiouers holll n
honriug nt tho oity olork's oillco nt 7
o'clock Moudny ovouiug.nt which drug
gists' liconsos woro grnutod Goorgo
E. MoGrnth nnd Collius Blnkoly, to
tnko offaot whon tho blnnks nro ro
coivod nud proporly fllled out. No ob
jootious woro henrd, in fnct uobody
wns prosout to offer objoctious.
Rov. F. E. Tnlboe, tho noted ovnn
golist of Bristol, R. I., will be in tho
city on Suudny, Mny 8, nud will
nrencli nt tho Peonlo's churcli on
Northfield street. Mr. Tnlbeo will
remnin iu tho oity for sovornl wooks.
Throf sorvices willbohold onSundnys
nud oue overy weok night bnt Sntur
dny. Stnto Suporiuteudout W. E.Rnnger
is to be in Penchnra on Eriday, to nt
tend n teachers' instituto to be liold
thero ou thnt dny, nud' nddross tho in
stituto ou educntiounl topici. Among
other woll knowu educators who will
bo preseut nud spenk nrn Prin. John
L. Algor, of Johnson. Mr. W. H
Tnytor of Hardwick, nnd Prof. S. F.
Emoriou of Burliugtou. Locnl sponk
ors will nlso tnko part iutho meetings
Tlio solectmeu nud listors of Barre
town mot with tho Bnrro oity couucil
Tuesdny oveuing.to diBcuss tho mntter
of tnkiug tho wn'er pipes iu Bnrro
towu bolougiug to the city's wntor
system. Tlio mntter hns beou boforo
tlio courts nnd it wns deoided thnt tho
pipes could not bo tnxod,but tho towu
still believes thnt thoy should bo. No
nrgumout wns ronchod and the meet
iug wns ndjourned until Sntuidny
night.
Govornor McOullough'B St. Louis
pnrty, of which Sonutor Dilliughnm
is n membor, ronched Mendvillo Dopot,
Pa., nt 8 o'clock Tuesdny evouiug ovor
the Erio railroad. Tho spooinl trnin
mndo n record brenkiug rnn from Snln
mnncn to Meadville, nvorgiug over
sixty milos nu bour ull tho wny. Tho
pnrty consifits of Govornor McCul
lough nud Btall',. Gon. E. L. Bntes,
Seimtor Dillinghnni, Ool. J Grny
Estoy, Gon. W. H. Gilmore, ex-Gov-ornor
Stownrt, Cougressmnu Fostqr
nud Hnrry E. Pnrkor, editor of tho
Bradford Opiuionr
The polico court hns boon busy tlio
pnst weok disposing of iutoxicntion
cnses. On Moudny John Thomns of
St. Albnns and Frnuk Gronnoy ench
pica(lod guilty nnd
regulntion ten dnys
woro given tho
iu jnil. Six np-
penrod on Tu esdny nnd woro disposod
of ns follows: Androw Rodnors,
sccond ollonso, 102 dnvs iu tho honso
of corrootiou ; Jnnies Tiornoy, Josoph
Swoouoy of Bnrro nud Morris Daley of
Wntorbury, ench ton duys iu jail.
John Whitoof Grnuitovillo nud Dauiel
Kelloy of Bostou, enoh thirty dnys iu
jail. Willinm Norris pnid n (iuo of
$5 nud costs on Weduosdny.
Ex Govoruor Aloxnndor RnuiBiy of
Miuuesotn, who died nt his homo in
Sfc Paul lnst weok, was tho lnst sur
vivor of tho iucorporntors of tho Nn
tionnl Life Iusurnuco Co.') whon it
wns orgnni'.ed in 1848 nud nt tho lnst
nununl meotiug of tho coinpaiiy reso
lutions of good will nud cougrntnln
tion woro ndopted nud forwnrded to
him. Mr Rnmsey wns born iu Ponu
sylvnnin elghty-eight yenrs ngo nud iu
1849 wns nppoiuted flrst Govornor of
tho teritory of Miuuesotn. Ho orvod
also ns Govornor of tho Stnto nud
Uuited Stntos Sonntor, nud was seore
tary of wnr iu tho Hnyos cnbluot. Ho
tho outbrenk of tho oivil wnr.
Judgo V. P. Stnffprd hns gr.mtod a
writ of mnudnmas" ngniust tho Bnrro
& Montpelier Trnctiou & Powor coin
paiiy oiting it iuto Supromo Oonrt to
show tho hgality of rnising the fnro
botwoon tho oltios of Montpolior nud
Barro from flvo to ton ooutB. Mnyor
Frnuk M. Oorry 'notiug for tho oity of
Montpolior )b tho potitiouor. Tho pa
pors wero sorvod by Doputy Shorilf
.Fizgornld oil II. K. Bush of Barro
who is tho olork of tho company. Tho
writ of innudninus diroets tho street
rnilway to i6Bue tninsfor tickots to all
its linos iu Berlin nnd Barre, which
If it is not removod would compol n
rotnru to n flvo ceut fnro botwoeu nll
poltits on tho tnain lluo.
GJtAXD LODG1S, K. 12. O. V.
Burlington, April 29. Tho 14th nu
unal scssiou of tho Grnud Lodgo of
Vormont, Now Englnud Ordor of Pro
toctlou, wns hold in this city yoster
dny. Tlioro was n good nttoudnnco,
nonrly nll of tho twonty-ouo lodges iu
tho Stnto woro roprosoutod nnd sovornl
supromo ofllcots wore prosont. Grnnn
Wnrdon F. E. Smith of Montpolior
prosidod. Tho olTlclnl roports: Tho
mombership iu tho Stato nt tho pros
out timo is ubout 1,700, n slight do
cionso ovor tliat 'ot lnst yonr, bnt tho
flnnncinl situntiou is vory gratlfyiug
ns tlioro Ib nbout $800 in tho Stnto
trcnsury. Tho nicmborship in tho
Now Englnud Stntos ns n wholo has
greatly iucreasod.
At tho nftornoon sosslou tho follow
iu; olllcors woro eleoted :
Grand wnrdon, A. L. Pratt, Rut
land; grand vico-wnrden, J. N. Gnlo,
St. Johusbury; grnud socrotnry, V.
A. Bnrtlott, St. Johusbury; grnud
tronsnror, H. II. DnviB, Burlington ;
grnud chaplnin, Snrnh Shodd Noyes,
Hnrdwick; guido, Murill Russoll,
Montpelier; gunrdinn, Emily Mnrsdon,
Benuiugton; grand sontiuel, Lilln
Bugboo, Bnrro; trnBteos, P. J. Fos
tor, Rutlnnd, W. A. Ponrt, Benning
ton, T. B Ellis, Morrisville; Por
mauont membar of Supromo Lodgo,
Mrs. Liunio Stovons nud Mrs. F. G.
Howlnud, Bnrro. It wns votod to hold
tho noxt nnunnl meotiug nt St. Johusbury.
CA11LOAD OF IlOltSES-
H M. Fnrnhnm returued Tuesdny
oveuiug from ona of his periodicnl
visits to tho west, whero ho purohnsoj
tho horsos for his oxionsivo retnil
trnde whioh hns becomo bo thoroughly
estnblished thnt his stock fnrin hns
tho roputntion of beiug tho loading
horse mnrkot in this section of the
Stnto. This time his purohnses wore
mndo iu tho Stato of Illinois nud
Missouri nud n carload of tweuty-iix
horsos, suitablo for drnft nud driving
pnrposes nre ou their wny east nnd
nro expected to nrrivo hero on Thura
dny. Mi. Fnrnhnm cnu nlwnys rolnto
somo incident,of interest which comes
uudor his obsorvutiou duriug his trnv
els, upoii this occnsion n young lndy
bonrded tho trnin nt n Missouri stn
tion who hnd nttnincdtho phouomennl
height of oight feot, witli tho strik
ing peculnrity of beiug only of ordi
nary lieight when in n sitting posi
tiou. Wo judgo by Mr. Fnruhnm's
dosoriptioii of this lndy nud tho stnrt
liug s iusation ho oxporienced nt tho
uuexpectetl sight of lier, thnt tho
"high nnd lofty ' qunliflcntions ho so
runch ndmirei in n horso, do not np
penl fnvornbly to him whon npplied
to tho fnir sex.
CO UNTY CO Ult'l.
Judgo Stnfford chnrgod tho jury iu
tho cnso of MoKiustry vs. Collius nud
Lovoll ou Weduesdny nnd gnvo thom
tho cnso nt nbout 10 o'clock. At 11
o'clock tho ojeotniout cnso of T. R.
Aiigoll vb. E. R. Fletcher ot nl wns
put on for honriug by court. Tho
plniutiif nsks thnt tho defoudnut bo
ojoctod from possession of n honso nud
lot iu Woodbury. Tnylor & Duttou
for tho phiiutiff and B. E. Bnllnrd for
tho dofoudnuts. The honriug wns not
coucluded during tho forouoou nud
wns ngniii tnkon up nt 2 o'clock.
Conuty court hns but n short timo
lougor to ruu ns Judgb Stnfford hnB
nnnouncod thnt ho shnll not couio baok
nftor tho Mny term of Supromo Oourt
nud thnt fluul ndjournmont of couuty
court will bo not lntor thnu Mny 12.
Tlio caso of S. B. Fnir vs. Willis J.
Lnird hns boon discontiuuod. Judg
mout for plaiutiff by defnult wns reu
dorod iu tho cnse of J. P. Lamsou vs.
Jnmes L' nnd Ellon M. Gilman.
Georgo Beuuott, tho sovontoen-yonr-old
Bnrro boy who nbout n month
ngo, wns nrrested nud bouud over to
tho grnud jury wns in court Wod
nesday nnd plended guilty to tho
chnrgo. Tho court soutenced him to
rho industrinl soliool iu Vorgouues for
THE 01ffi( JlOE
iits
L. P. &
" B U
tho rcttinindcr of his minority, n t'lrm
whioh will oxpiro Sopteiubor 8, 1900.
f his behnvior is not snrisfnctory ho
will hnvo nu nlteruntivo soutoiico to
sorvo of not less thnu thrco yenrs nnd
not moro tlian threo yenrs nud n hnlf
iu the house of corrcction Beuuott
ehnngod tho ilguroon n check sigued
j by Joues Brothers from $3,85 to 10.85
nuu cnsneu it nt n iinrro uann.
John II, Soutir npponred for him
in oourt nud B. E. Bniloy for the
Stnto.
llDITOll IfEAltST MA 1111112 D.
Now York, April 28. Willinm
Rnudolph Honrst, cougresBmnu nnd
nowspnpor propriotor, wn3 mnrried to
Miss Milliccnt Willsou in Grnco
churcli by Bishop Potter nt 11 o'clock
this moruiug. Tho bride isthednugh
tor of Georgo H. Willsou, proddont of
the Amqricnn Advnuco Muiic Coui
pnuy. FIltE IX liEltLlX.
Berliu, April 29. Tho fnrm build
ings and rontents, owned by B. B.
Cook, just south of tho pond,woro tnt
nlly dojtroyed by flro lnst night. Tho
building) wero nnoccupiod, tho
ownor boing in Bnrro. The honso was
furnishcd nud n qunntity of hny wns
storcd in tho bnrn. Mr. Cook, form
erlyof tho well kuown flrm of Smith,
Whitcomb & Cook of Bnrre, nnd his
wifo, hnvo for tha pnst ten or twelve
years speut tho snuiniors nt tho fnrm,
goiug to Bnrro to livo during the
winter months.
The flro wns discovcred nbout niue
o'clock nnd n Inrge forco of men
fought theSllnmes with nll nvnilnble
meaus,rnnd n cnreful wntoh wns kept
during ;lio night to provent the spicnd
of tho flnmos to the woods uenr by.
Tho origin of tho flro is not known
but ns it broke out iu tho bnru it is
thought to bo inceudinty,or the result
of n trnmp's visit. N fncts regnrd
ing tho iusurnnce hnvo been obtniued.
The flro wns discovered by A. E.
Bnck, from whoso houso the Cook
bnildiugs wero iu plnin view. Tho
burncd bnildiugs consisted of n large
story nud a hnlf house with ell nud
woodshod, n horso bnru, two hny
Bheds nnd n lnrgo bnrn. Besides tho
proporty belouging to Mr. Cook, Enrl
Snrgeut lmd n qunntity of goods
storcd thero. Tho crowd thnt gnth
,ored devotod its euorgios to flghting
the flamcs for n qunrter of a milo
nloug nu old cednr fenco thnt led to
tho woods and other farms,
FOll liASE HALL.
Tho Somiunry studonts hnvo nr
rnugod n very ontortMning progrnin
for tlio bnso ball beuofit which will bo
givou nt Somiuary chnpol Friduy evo
niug, nud iunsmuch ns tho Somiunry
tenm is tho only tnngiblo evidenco
thnt bnse bnll gnmes will bo plnyed
iu Moutpelior thissnmmer.it deserves
generous support.
Act IV. Scono 1 of tho Merchnut
of Venice will bo givou with tho fol
lowing cnst:
The duko of Venice, Mr. Hownrd:
Autouio, tho morchnut of Venice, Mr.
Wolls; Bnssnuio, his friend, Mr.
Morse; Grntinno, Mr. Fox; Shylock,
n Jow, Mr. Tebitts; Snlorio, n mos
6engor, Mr. Wiggins; Portin, n rioh
hoiress. Miss Stownrt; Merissn, hor
wnitiug mnid, Miss Boyce;
Auothor skotch ontitled tlie "The
Shnkespenro Olub" will bo given by
tho followiiig Etudouts:
Cnrolino Guohiugtou, hotesss, Miss
Lnwson; Mnrin ICnoT-it-nll, proiidout
of club, Miss Donoghuo; Morrie
Wonthrovnne, meuiber, Miss Oelloy;
Dnisy Light-henrt, meuiber, Miss
Hills; Nnu Giddy.membor Miss Pnge;
Miss iRosobud, mombor, Miss Brad
ford; Nora O'Briou, sorvnut, Miss
Georgo.
In ndditiou to theso thero will be a
monologno by Miss Pillsbury nud n
nmsicnl progrnm consistiug of solos
nnd duets. Tho entortaiumout will
bogin nt 8 o'clock nud tho ndmission
hns beon flxed nt twenty cents.
any foot-
-fitfor any foot.
standard for Bla'clc Hosiery
noted for Shapo, Elasticity
and
and
from pla'm
black-tho
4
-
kind to tho daintiest
ih this city ut
H
S
. C. GLEASON'5
Y STORE"
REASONS- FOR INSURANCE.
. Expuuses eat up wages aud sal
aiies. Year attor year tlio uver-
... .... ....
agu luau cxpuuLa iu uiu,vi u
estatc. Tho usnal rusnlt is no
pioviaion or only a small ono for
wifo and vliildiuii. Lil'o Insnr
nnco doen the work by easy pay
menls. (tiorrespondence uolictted )
S. S. BALLARD,
General Agent,
New Langdon Building,
MONTPELIER, - - VT.
Theuncertalnty of certain things
renders certain things very un
certain. Thats why an overcoat
that looks and feels as well in a
stoi y day as in a sunny day is
almo a necessity.
Rain Coats with belt or with-out
$10,00, $18.00,
A. 0. FARWELL CO.
All Coods Sold for Cash.
Lamson & Hubbard
Spring Style, 1903
For 6alo bv W. E. Adams & Son, Mont
pelier; Frank McWliorter, Barre.
It is tho
is especially
Durability.
S
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every day solid wear
ftincicsaro only shown
of

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