The Vermont watchman. [volume], October 08, 1903, Image 5

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VERMONT WATOHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1903.
Little Things Fiom Nooks and Gorners of Our
Store Tliat Are Always Important
The New GJoves For Fall
If you covcr your hands with thc kind wc sell, you are prctty
surc of a good fit. Thcn thcre is thc color stitching, ctc.
of thc very latcst, wc also scll thc kind that wcar and
guarantcc thcm from
$1.00 up
Ask to scc our new Kassom or Mannish Glovc, at
, $1.00 1.25
as wcllas thc Glacc, Mocha, Sucdc and Pique stitch. Wc
also havc thc most comprchensivc line of Golf Glovcs
cver shown herc, including many new novclties.
Taiiored Neckwear
Tailorcd cffccts in Neckwear hold thc first placc with smart
dresscs and our stock is up with thc season with cxcel
lent valucs at
25c, 50, 75, $1.00
Tam O'Shanters
are a little morc popular than evcr and we arc giving a
little better value than evcr. Wc arc showing handsomc
combinations as wcll as plain colors, at
50c and $1.00
Our othcr linc of Caps, Toqucs and ctc. for chidrcn are
hcrc.
Remember this is the place to buy your Blankets, Comfortcrs,
Spreads, ctc.
HOMER
164-166 North Mnin M
VERSHIRE.
Thornas Bauker, for mauy yoors 0110
ot Vorshiro's most proaporous nml es
teorned citizous, but wlio now lives
witli his daughtor-iu-law, Mra. Royal
Baulcor at Post Mills, visitod Mrs.
Ologstou last weok, who colobratod
Jier sovouty-first birtliday atthat time.
Mre. Jewett Olough is boardiug at
presout with Mrs. Oharlos Shanloy.
Honry Buuoo, a proaporous youug
farmer liviug near tlio Olielsoa liuo
in Voreliiro, 1ms beon judgod iuaano
aud renioved to tlio nsylniu at Wator
bnry. Ho Iias n wifo aud two small
childreu for whoiu rnuoh sywpathy is
folt
Will Orr was at his hotno horo ro
contly. K. O. Darliug aud fatnily havo
rnoved to the farm of liis fatlior,
Judgo S. B. Darling at Vershire Con
tor. Mrs. Swoot of St. Johusbury is visit
iug her dauglitor, Mrs. Ricliardsou.
Stillmaii Carltou aud wifo of Bos
tou nre visitiug his pareuts, Mr, aud
Mrs. Oscar Oarltou.
Johu Sleeper ia driviug toam for H.
G. Oliurch.
Farmers havo boen very busy filliug
thoir silos duriug the post wook.
A sistor of Mrs. Kimball ia viaitiug
her.
Mrs. Olark has sold her farm to
Williaru Rioker of Oopporflold.
Tho W O. T. U. rnet witli Mrs.
Sliauloy last weok.
The autnruual foliago is uuusnally
fluo this yoar aud evory treo aud
slirnb is a thiug of boauty. Tlio
weathor, too, has boou doliglitfnl, aud
tliore has boeu ouly ouo frost 60 far to
do auy datuage.
Mr. Litle is makiug couaiderablo re
pairs npou liis house pnrchased re
oeutly of Mr. Kimball.
Mra. Johu Olough is visitiug hor
daughtor, Miss Mildrcd, wlio ia at
touding school at Wiudsor.
Mrs. Jamos Straw iB 111.
Mr. Diokiusomhas boucht tho Phil-
lips farru aud nioved thero last wook, 1
Mr. Olough takiug possessiou of tho
house vaoated by hirn at Vershiro .
Oenter.
Ohostor Grant haa rnovod to tho
Jewett Olough farm wluoh ho has
recently purchasod, Rnssoll Bostow
to Silas Titua' place.
MORETOWN.
Mr. aud Mrs. I. S. Auatin wout to
Worcester, Friday, to visit H. E.
Austiu, thoir sou, roturuing homo
Sn jday.
M. H. Griflith lost one of his pair
of gray horsos laat weok. H. O. Ward
also lost ouo of his team horsos Sun
day. Mr. aud Mrs. Hodges of Middlesex
vislte3 tlieir dauKliter. Mra. Will
Olark, Snuday.
Ernest Kingbsury was quite badly
hnrt Woduesday whilo loadiug logs,
by the bindor brcakiug. Ho is nuablo
to work.
Goorgo Asliley has returued homo
from tho iuouutaiiis whoro ho has
boen at work this aammor.
Will Olark, who waB quite badly
hurt by a staging broaking on tlio
roof of a shod he waB shingliug for H.
O. Ward, wheroby lio foll to tho
grouud, a distauce of twolve loot from
tho eaves, is ablo to bo out again.
P. E. Griflith and wifo wout to
Ollntonville, N. Y., Saturday. to
spend their vacation with Mrs. Grif
fith'a parents.
R. A. Griflith of Montpolior visitod
his purouts ou Sauday.
Gleuua Haskina of Waterbury vis
itod her unole, Merrill Ohild, Satur
day aud Sunday.
F. H. Sawyor and wife woro in
Fayston Sunday to attond tho funoral
of Mrs. Elleu IugallB, Mra. Sawyor's
aunt.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Mr. and Mrs. Orriu Brnco attoudod
tho funoral of hor siator, Mrs. Ellon
R. Ingalls, in Fayston, Snuday aftor
uoon. Mark Moars of Marshflold and othors
from Boston were at Samuel Somor
villo'a rocontly.
Mr. aud Mra. OharloB Griflith of
Waterbury were nt Albort Phillips',
ounany,
Mr. Millor, who ia to leavo horo
for Iudia tho 22nd of this month.spoko
in tho oliuroh Sunday aftornoou.
FITTS,
Barre, Vermont
Mrs. Millor will nccompany aud holp
him in tho uiiasiouary 11 old.
Tlio Friday evening prayer sorvico
will bo with Mrs. Mattio Phillips.
Mr. aud Mrs. Johu McAllister of
East Barnard is visitiug his siater,
Mrs. Orriu Bruco.
EAST CORINTH.
Mrs. Oharlos Pago is visitiug
frieuds in Barro this weok.
B. S. Hookor has rocontly eugaged
O. Bailoy to tako chargo of his grist
mill.
Mrs. Sibloy, wlio has beon iu Brad
ford for sovoral weoks, has returued
to towu.
A Sunday school convontiou is to
bo hnld at this placo Woduosday, Oc
tobor 14.
Tho new furuaco has rocontly ar
rived for tho chnrch.
Darliug's mill has boeu olosed for
tho past week ou accouut breakago.
Mr. aud Misa Jopson of Medford,
Mass., are visitiug at E. P. Sawyor's.
Mrs. Stillwoll aud family havo
movod to Bradford.
Amauda aud Holou Thompsou havo
gouo to Chester to work iu tlio wrap
por factory.
Mrs. Evorott Corliss has rotnrned
from Frauklin J?alls and is now board
iug at Frauk Huse's.
Mrs. Oarl Wolch is viaitiug iu Grot
on. Rov. N. E.Hawos of South Ryogato
will preach for tho UnivorsalistB in
tho Uuiou churoli uoxt Sunday, Oo
tober 11, at 2 aud 7 :30 p. m.
Mrs. Deau Corliss of Washington
waB iu towu Saturday giving niusio
Iossoub. Mrs. Corliss haa quite a largo
olass iu this placo aud all prououuce
her a good teaclier.
SHADY RILL.
Tho Middlesex Graugo will hold a
box eooial iu thoir hall at Shady Rill
on Friday ovoniug, Ont. I). A shor
literary program including tho farco,
"Burglara, " will bo givon. Ladies
bring boxea. Admissiou froo, boxos
sold at auctiou. Evoryono iuvitod.
EAST MONTPELIER.
V. W. Jewott has aold -his farm
buildings and a part of his laud to Mr.
Magoon of Barro.
Whilo O. E. Hobbs and wife woro
roturuing to thoir houie in Hardwick
last Monday Mrs. Hobbs was thrown
from tho carriago and her shouldor
dislocaed. Tho nccideut occurred
uear the.L. W. Colburn woods.
Mr. Knapp of Plaiufiokl liaB rontod
tho Hobba blacksmith shop recently
vacatod by Fred LaDoo. Ho has
movod liis family iuto tlio houso cou-nectod-with
tho shop.
Dayid SesBious is niovinc'to North
field. Ho is to work for Mr. Lam-
phoro aa foromau iu his mill.
ISLAND POND.
E. L. Greeno haa roturued from
Newport and will asaume his dutiea
in tho cuatom sorvico at Norton abont
tho middlo of the month.
Tho flsh and gamo commisaions havo
closed Lightning brook aud all its
tribntarioa agaiust fiishing.
Tho cliaugo of time ou tho Grand
Truuk Railroad ocourrod at 12 :01 a.
m., Sunday morniug; no matorial
ohange is noted only tho two night
traius, No. 4 from Moutreal arriving
at 1 :30 a. in., and No. 1 from Port
land at 12 :20 a. in.
0. S. Ounningahm has closod his
labors horo as assistaut suporiutond
ont of tho Grand Trunk Railroad and
has aocoptod a similar positiou with
tho same compauy at Loudon, Ontario.
J. W. HieginB succoods him aa aaaiat-
ant fluporiutondeut and W. Holnios as
traiu rnaBtor.
Work haa olroadv bocun nroparatory
to tho oiontiou of a now Grand Truuk
statiou horo. Tho old frelght shod
was romovod last week aud tho Bos-
worth Btorehouso uoxt, throo other
buildinga will go uoxt, whioh will add
quito a litlo to tho appoarauoo of our
villago.
Tho oauning factory haa olosod for
tho Boason, but haa "beon rnuoh moro
Buooossful thau at first antioipated,
tho output boiug noarly tho samo aa a
year ago.
Sevoral from horo enjoyed a muaical
troat laat week WednoBday at Hlioi
brooko, Queboo, when the celebratod
Uold Steam Gaards' Baud playod at
tho Ulement theatre.
PLAINFIELD.
Rov. G. H. Wright was in Moutpo
Hor on Mouday foro short stay.
Oharilo Wlioolor startod for Port.
lnnd, Maiuo, on Mouday aftornoou to
drivo a liorso for Goorgo Raymoud
who rocontly sold if to J. W. Max
woll of Portland. IIo is also to drivo
Imok ao ho will bo absont sovoral days.
Whilo away his placo will bo takou nt
Ilarry Parks' Btable by Boii. Sponcor.
Harry Parks rocontly sold n liorso
to go to Pigeou pontl.
Mrs. Amauda Batcholilor hnld a
whist party at hor homo Mouday
uight, Sopt. 23. The highost snoro
was mado by Mrs. 0. St. John and
Mrs. J. B. Wells. A vory ploasaut
ovoniug was passod.
Tho raiu that foll Snuday ulght aud
Monndy foronoon holpod out a groat
many pooplo, ospeoially at Arch
Batcholdor'B mill as ho cau now run
tho mill fnll tinio. Tho mill has boou
rnuuing for ouly half timo for tho
past mouth.
L. D. Nuto and daughtor, Joso
phino, of Marshflold visitcd at Rov.
L. F, Fortuoy's last Thursday ovou
iug. Mrs. Edgar F. Smith wout to Bos
ton last Friday moruing to visit hor
iiU8band for a weok or iwo.
Ezokiol Skiunor rotnrned from his
oxcursion trip to Califomia tho mid
dlo of last weok. Mr. Skinner saya
that ho onjoyod tho trip inimousoly.
D. II. Hollistor has movod his fam
ily from tho A. V. Taylor houso ou
High streot to tho Lapien bnilding.
Mrs. Oharlos Louibard, who has
boou viaitiug for tho past threo weoks
in Ohoslsea, Mass., retnrnod homo
last Thursday.
Mrs. Harriot JUatcnoldor of Fram
inghnui, Masa., who has beon caring
for Mrs. L. O. Becdo, had tho nils
fortuno to roooivo au iujury whilo in
Montpolior the other day, maKiiig it
uocessary for hor to romain in that
oity threo or four days. Sho has ro
tnrnod aud is caring for hor paiiont.
Mrs. Myrtio Fowlor, who has boen
vory sick, is reportod bottor.
Edngr Martin of Manchostor, N.
II., is spondiug a wook's vacatiou
with his brothor, Orlando Martin.
O. L. and O. L, Murtiu roturnod
last Saturday from a threo weoks'
visit to tho diH'oront fairs at which
thoy oxhibited thoir thorouglibred
stock. It is nudnrstood that thoy
took a nnuibor of proniiums.
Mrs. D. B. Smith is.suiroring a
great doal with rhoumatism of lato.
Sho has beon conflucd to tho houso
niuch of tho timo for two wooks.
Dr. Smith wout to Williamstown
last Thursday to visit his brothor'a
wito who has boou sick for 6omo timo
past.
O. S. Sowles roturnod on Mouday
from Burlington to Marshflold.
Bort Towusoud is shingliug' liis
piazza.
John Foss waa in Cabot last Mouday
on businoss.
Tho outortaiument givon last Satur
day night in tho Mothodist church by
tho Sturtevaut sistors and reading by
Irvin Pottor was vory intorestiug al
though thoro was a small attendauco.
W. R. Dauforth has boeu in towu two
days recently, stoppiug at tho Plain
field Houae.
Mr. aud Mra. Arthur Coburn aud
Susio Kiser visited Mr. Ooburu's sou,
Edgar, in Montpolior, ou Suuday.
Tho ladica' aid sooioty will hold a
busiuess mootiuc on Friday at 2
o'olock at tho Cougregatioual vestry.
Saturday aftornoou tho Snuday
school childrou aro to havo n harvcst
festival aud auctiou salo. A good
timo ia oxpocted.
Rov. R. L. Sheair, formorly of
Bartou, aud who of lato has boou
snpplyiug in Maiuo, camo to Plainfield
Tuosday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Israol Wood of Orange
wore in town on Sunday.
Mr. Foss iB mowiug aud flxiug un
tho oeiuotory which adds uiuch to its
looks.
A petitiou ia out uow for tho post-
mastor to opon the oflice coitain hours
on aunday. it is uucortaiu as yot
what will bo dono.
L. L. Knapp, wlio recontly movod
to East Montpolior, was iu town on
Monday atforuoou.
Dr. Lazollo was in Barro ou Mou
day.
William Hnntoon is vory sick,
threateued with puoumonia. He is
uow cousidored a little bottor. .
Rev. E. U. Walz was in Worcester
last Thursday and spoko ou missious
in tho place of Mr. Millor whowas.un-
ablo to bo presout.
Fred Fullor ofNorthilold and Olar-
ouco Kompton havo rocontly bought
horsos of Harry Parks. Mr Kemptou
is to opon a livery stable at Bothel.
GROTON.
Mrs. J. R. Caldwoll of Topsham
diod at hor liomo last Friday moruing
aftor sovoral months' illuess. Mrs.
Caldwoll waB a woman highly rospoct
od by all who kuew hor. Sho leavos
a husbaud, two daughtors, Eva, and
Emma, a fathor and mothor, ' on
brothor and ouo sistor. Tho fuuoral
waB hold at the Mothodist churoh ou
Sunday, Rov. A. J. Hough oflloiatiug,
asiBtsod by Rev. J. G. MoOlollaud of
Topsham, tturiai was in tno villago
comotery.
Tony Hart liaB movod his family
from Abraham Morriaou'a to Mr.
Hart'a on Pino stroot.
Fred Kuox aud Miss Graue Maudi-
go of Ryogato woro marriod recently.
Artlinr Howland has movod fiom
F. M. Pago's tonomout to Mauly
UlarK's uonse.
Mrs. Oole foll rocontly aud broko
her log.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Orowu havo
bogun housokeoping iu a teuomout of
Mrs. li. li. UlarK in tho Uolfrin Mook
Rev. Winslow Farinan will gio a
looture on Fliil Hhorldau in tho Motli
odist ohuroh, Tuosday ovoniug.
Tho stoel lookup haa boou plaood in
ono oi tho rooma rontou by u. m
Olay in tho Hatoh bnilding.
Mra. J. T. Dar,ling ia rooovoring
irom nor reoent liinoBS.
Artlinr Olough has a positiou as
olork in tho storo of I. F. Pago of
Monroo, N. H. Ho ia to tako hla
brothor'a plaoo.
Horatio Hoath of Boston. Maaa..
and Mra. 0. F. Robinaou of Montpo
lior were at liomo cauod uy tno doatli
ot thoir sistor, ura. j, it. Ualdweu.
WASHINGTON.
Frank Mllus took possosflion ol tho
hotol Ootobor 1.
E. F. Brown aud wifo visitod Mrs.
Brown's paronta iu North Montpolior,
Saturday and Sunday.
Romombor that Friday night in
ladios' night in tho Graugo. A good
progam is boing propared.
Frod Huntintgou aud family and
Frank Hutohinson nnd Mabcl Ilansou
wqnt to Fairloo lako, Saturday, ro
turniug Monday.
,11a Dowuing waB homo froiu Goddard
Sominary ou Sunday,
Rov. Mr. Van Blarcom and family
roturnod from thoii trip to Now Yoik
Thursday night.
Mrs. Elizaboth CnrtiB of Orango is
viaitiug at N. B. Olough's and Alba
Bohouon's for a fow days.
On Saturday Goorgo Hnutintgou
laid tho pipos from his spriug to tho
parsonngo.
Perloy Cloud, wifo and baby aro
visitiug at G. A. Bohnouou's.
Mrs. F. A Warnor will go to West
Topsham noxt Monday with now mil
liuory roady for tho soasou's domauds.
BROOKFIELD.
Sovoral froih this place attoudod tho
"world's fair" atTunbridgo last Wcd
uosday aud onjoyod n very uico timo.
John Brown is vory poorly. Ho
was conflucd to his bod sovoral days
last wook.
Mrs. Roso Edsou Stono is assistiuc
iu tho hotel at Williamstown this
v wook.
Mr. aud Mra. Loug of Middlosox
visited Mr. and Mrs, Will Haggott last
weok.
Mr. aud Mrs. O. T. Colby of Snna
pee, N. II., aro visitiug Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Follausbeo.
Mrs. Jano Brown Robiusou of North
field spout two days last week with
Mrs. Uynthia Kibbeo.
Thoro is to bo a harvost sociablo aud
salu of vogetables by tho ladica' aid
sooioy of tho Socoud Cougregatioual
church, at tho church parlors, this,
Thursday ovoniug. Ladios, ploaso
bring pio aud doughuuts. Evory ouo
iuvitod.
U. A. Olark is improving the looks
of his villago houso with a uow coat
of paint.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Oahill of
Oharlestown, Mass., aro guosts of Mr.
aud Mra. Goorgo Richards.
Mrs. Savilla Groouo aud Miss Louiso
Parmoutor aro spondiug two wooks
with rolativos in uoncord, N. H.
Tho departmout iusnuctor. Mrs.
Anuio E. Worthiug of Montpolior,
inspectod tho W. R. O. last Friday
aftoruoon.
Rollin Lyou of Northfiold visited
frieuds iu tuwu last Thursday.
Maious Pock has gono ou his Loug
Island busiuess trip.
Mrs. Fred Fullaui is visitiug hor
sistor iu Natick, Mass.
Waltor Howard of Spriucfleld.
Mass., spout sovoral days with friouds
liero last week.
Mrs. O. M. Upharu and dauchter,
Mary, atteuded the missionaiy meot
ing at Bellows FallB last wook aud aro
to visit rolativos iu Rutland aud
Barro boforo roturuing homo.
Miss Emily Allou has closod hor
summor homo and roturmld last Satur
day to Milford, N. H., whoro sho will
spoud tho wiutor with hor dauglitor,
jurs. Twiss.
Mrs. E. H. Allis spent Bevor'al days
with her sister in Brattleboro last
weok.
EAST CABOT.
Mra. Hany Boyco haa boon staying
tlio past wook with hor paronts at
Plainfield.
Mrs. Josso Wilson and dauchter of
Marshfield aro staying for a fow days
with hor fathor, M. P. Hall.
Mrs. H. J. Quimby roturued to
Barre last Thursday.
Frank Ohandlor of Greensboro visit
od his fathor, S. B. Ohandlor, ou Sun
day.
E. F. Olark was iu Morrisville last
Saturday.
Miss Lola Houghton was liomo from
West Barnot last Snuday.
E. H. Olark has sold liis farm to
Goorgo Drow of Barro.
Miss Julia Hoath roturnod from Pas-
sumpsio on Mouday whoro sho has
boeu visitiug hor sistor, Mrs. Oharlos
Houghton.
Miss Charlotte Burnham of Waldon
was with Miss Flora Abbott last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Dr. StauloS Blauohard of Boaton
aud his mothor, Mrs. A. M. Blauohard
of Montpelier, were at E H. Olark' s
a fow dayB last weok.
Mrs. Heury Pago of Randolph visit
od at W. I. Abbott's last week.
Mrs. Frod RobrtB and ohild of St.
Johusbury have beon staying fora few
days with Mrs. E. F. Olark.
Mr. aud Mrs. Will Hall aud daugh
tor visited relativos in Calais last Sat
urday aud Sunday.
EAST CALAIS.
Josoph Poraous had a valuable horso
dio last Sunday.
Froomau Gray rocontly fell from a
load of coru aud fraotured a rib.
A son was born to Mr. aud Mra.
Archio PorsouH, Friday Oot. 2, woigh-
tlng olovon pouuds.
Dr. F. J. Galo and family leavo
this weok for thoir new homo at New
ton, Oonn.
Prof. Oharlos I. Marsh, who has
boen failiug for somo timo, ia now
confinod to tho bod at tho homo of his
sistor, Mrs. W. E. Blisa.
Misa Hariiot Koyoa of Newbury and
Mrs. Martha MoFetiidgo of Baraboo,
Wia., viBltod last weok at tho homo of
W. E. Blisa.
NO REASONABLE MAN EXPEOTS
to curo n noglootod cold in a day. But
timo and Allou's Luug Balaam will
oyorcomo tho cold. and atavo olt cou
Bumptlon. Oough will coaao and lungs
bo aound aa a uow dollar.
Rioh men naturally acquiro o dls
truBt of ruankind or olso go broko.
Milwaukoo Sontinol.
This will roinina you that tho pain of
atruhiB. brulses and Biiraltii. common Inol-
donta of aotlvo out-door lifo ls drawu
from aohlng bodlea by I'erry Davls' Palu
UlUer, aa a magnot drawa blta of lrou from
tauu.
Mather & Tcmple
18 and 20 Siafe Siiccl.
Latest Styles
Largest Assorlment
Reasonablc Prices
Wo aroylTi'rlng pomio
oftlio groatost vulucs
lnFursnvor shown In
Montpelier.
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK
...FINH...
SHOWIVG OV
Brainard & Armstroag
RESS SILKS
Tho oldest and most roliah o Manu
fnctiircra In tho world.We havo uxelu
alvo salo of theso Silks in ttila olty.
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MATHER
MARSHFIELD.
Olmrles K. Colo was at homo from
Barro 011 Sunday.
Olmrles Olark of Whitnian, Mass.,
is viaitiug at Mark Moars'.
Bort Koitu of Barro was a visitor at
Frod Tanuor's ou Sunday.
O. E. Sliopard and Alp Lynos woro
iu Ryogato for a day roceutly.
Asa Spencer is now boardiug with
Mrs. Luoiuda Parris.
Mrs. Bortha Pitkiu recoutly pur
chasod a piauo of Goorgo H. Wilder
of Montpolior.
Mrs. Jerusha Dwiuoll is visitiug
Mrs. Jamos Dwinell aud other friouds
iu Wiuchester, Mass.
Attoruoy Fred Oarloton of Moutpo
ilor aud P. T. Kollogg of Whitofield,
N. H,. woro iu towu on busiuess,
Mouday.
Miss Mary Brown has gouo to Barro
to bo omployod iu a millinory storo
and will learu that busiuess.
Mrs. Josso Wilson aud dangluor,
Ella, spout last weok at thq homo of
her fathor, Mark Hall, iu East Cabot.
Tho Good Templars are orgauiziug
for the preseutatiou of n draina iu tho
uoar futuro.
Mr. aud Mrs. Bessett of Barre were
guosts of friendR iu towu tho early
part ot tho week. Mrs. Bossott is
bottor kuowu in this placo as Inoz
Euglish.
Mrs. H.'D. Colo is in Hardwick as
aisting for a few days iu tho storo of
hor fathor, W. L. Piorco.
Mrs. L. M. Hoatluof Bothel visitod
hor inothor, Mrs. R. MeAllistor, aud
sistor, Mrs. B. B. Nownes, a part of
laat weok, roturuing to her homo on
Mouday.
P. F. Whitchor oxpocta to raove his
household oll'outs to his uow hotue in
East Moutpelior this weok.
Miss Mabol Yonug ie a visitor in
towu. Sho is assistiug in caring for
hor sister, Mrs. O. I. Preston, wlio is
very ill with tnberculosis.
Mrs. A. T. Davis and chilrdon wore
guosts of Mr. aud Mr. Qeorgo U. An
uas iu Moutpelior, a part of last
week.
Mrs. Lovina Paokor, who has ro
ceutly boou quito seriously ill, is ro
portod moro comfortablo.
J. Ward Oarver was homo from
Barro for a day's visit the paat wook.
Alansou Sliopard aud f riond, Oharlos
Kounody, aud Leslio Nowton of Mont
polior wore in town ovor Snuday.
Tho "Brooksido Farm" is tho uew
aud vory appropnato uame which
Eruost Rosobrook has glveii ,to his
placo.
Miss Emilia G. Freoman, a doacou
oss from tho deaconoss' homo iu Bos
ton, presented tho intorests of that
causo at the Mothodist ohuroh Wod
uosday ovouiug of last wook.
Misa Loviua Kenastou has beon cou
tiuuiug tho repairs abont hor place ou
Oreamery street tho paBt week by hav
ing a leugth of tlio sot iu the spriug
aud tho wator couvoveo to tho cellar.
From thore it will bo puraped to tho
kitohen.
A small audionco grootod t,ho "Stur
tovant Sistors" at Marshall'a hall Fri
day night. Thoy nre talontod youug
ladios and with tho assistanco uf Irviu
L. Pottor as roador gavo an ontertalu
mout doaorving better patrouago.
W. H. II. Moara haa rosumod work
iu his brother's storo aftor boing out
for sovoral wooks during whioh timo
his attention lias boon largeiy ocon
piod with town bnsiuess of the towu
olork aud troasuror's oflico.
Miss Graoe Oarr, who haa boen vis
itiug hor mothor. Mrs. Graoo Oair,
for a fow weoks, roturnod to Worces
ter, Masa., Haturday.
MossrB. Buxtou and Morrill oxneot
to havo connectiou with the Molly's
Falla Tolephono lino this wook. Thoir
instrumont will bo conneotod diroot
with tho villago lino, knowu aa lino
No. 3.
S. A. Batohelder and E. Bartlett of
Plainfield wero in town Monday to
attond tho stookholdors' mootiug of
tho Molly's Falls Elootrio Liglit and
Powor Oompauy.
frhn ni-niinrfrxT nti TCnat ATntnVat.rnnf
formerly owuod and ocouplod by tho
"V " 1 S 1 1 J , iv ,.1 1
laiU JUBUpil Y11SUU 1H UUUIOU lUt IUI1U
by AdminiBtrator O. O. Pitkin. Thia
proporty rnuat bo aold tto oloso tho es
tato. Tho advortlsomeut appoara elao
whoro in thia papor.
Fred Perrin and W. H. H. Smith.
audltorsfor tho Molly'a Falla Oorpora
tion, havo beon at work upon tho
Mather & lemple
(8 and 20 Siatc Strect.
CLOAKS, STJITS f FURS
13 jAJSTJD 20 STATE mOLlUEIT
booka of tho pompany rho past week
to mako roport at the stookholdors'
auuual mootiug which was hold at the
olllco of M. E. Bockloy, Mouday aftor
110011. W. E. Larubertou wout to Boston
ou Monday to mako purchaso of a car
load of horsos. IIo has leasod tho baru
at tho rosidouco occupiod by tho lato
Nellio D. Moars iu which to stablo
thein.
E. S. Swordfeger was iu Hardwick
011 Monday.
S. H. Packor has sold abont (on
acres of tillago aud tweuty acreH of
pastnro laud to Samuel Bomis. Tliis
proporty is situated uorthwest of tho
main homo farm proporty. Writiugs
wore mado ou Mouday.
Samuel Bomis nnd Samuel Colo havo
aold thoir falls proporty situated on
the Molly's Falla brook just abovo the
datn of tho Molly's Falls electrio
plant, to P. T. Kollogg of Whitefiold,
N. H. Considoratiou, $800. Writiugs
were ninde Monday aftornoou.
Our formor towusmau S. S. Packor,
uow of Fiskdalo, Mass., has boon a
wolcouie visitor iu towu tho past
wook. Ho also recoguizos iu the
Watchman aud Jourual tho best uie
dium for keopiiig in touch with the
daily happouiugs at his former homo,
the lor.als thereiu for a short timo
making him feol liko "Back Amoug
the Old Folks Ouce Agaiu."
Mrs. E. L. Burnham is speudiug tho
woek with her mothar, Mrs .Laura
Gould, iu East Hardwick,
Miss Auua Burnham nnd Miss Joso
phiuo Nuto aro visitiug iu Burlington
aud will attoud tho great music fes
tival which is to bo held in that oity
this weok.
At tho auuual scookholdeers' moot
iug of tho Molly's Falls Electrio Liglit
aud Powor Compauy, which waa hold
at M. E. Bookloy'a ollice Mouday af
tornoou tho followiug ofllcors for tho
year eusuiug woro eectod: Directors;
J. W. Moars, O. D. Oolo, M. D. Wor
ren, S. A.. Batohelder aud M. E. Bock
loy. Auditors; W. H. H. Smith aud
Arch Batcholdor. The meeting was
adjouruod until Tuosdav Oct. 20, at
which timo it is oxpected that cousid
orablo importaut busincss now uudor
advisenieut .will bo takou np aud dis
posed of. .
Doputy Sheriff Littlo of North
Moutpelior was iu towu Saturday in
search of a porsou who had boeu pilfer
ing pumpkius aud other gardou truck
betwoou Moutpelior nud East Mout
pelior villago nnd offoring it for salo
in the last uamod place. Sheriff Littlo
got traco of his man as far as E. A.
Rosobrook 'b. thoy having soen tho
party pass there abont six in tho ovon
ing but no clno could bo obtaiuod bo
youd. At ouo placo tho man stoppad
with his wares he gavo a flctitious
uanio and his residonce as Oabot.
The local oorrospondeut of the Hard
wick Ga.otto gives notico iu lust
wook's issuo that "Insurauco Ageuts
aro awanuiug. " Should any of our
readors happou to bo the objoot abont
whioh thoy appoar to wish to liglit
mako suro of the quoon boo by sub
scribiug for an Accnmulation and In
vostmont polioy iu tho New York Life
lnsnranco Compauy aud "Do It Now"
with A. T. Davis, the local ropro
soutative, aud you will be stuug no
moro with thcughts of what wonld
koep your family iu comfortablo oir
cumatancoa in eveut of your early
doath,
SOUTH RYEGATE.
A largo dologatiou from this placo
attoudod tho muoral sorvico of Mrs.
J. R. Caldwoll of Topsham, hold in
the MothodiBt ohnrcli at Grotou last
Sunday. Mrs. Caldwoll waa a rosi
dout of this town for sevoral years aud
waa luuoh roapeoted by all who know
her.
A D. Grant 1p soou to build a uew
blaoksmith shop uoar Forsyth'a feod
storo whoro ho will do job work of all
kiuds aud mako now and ropair stono
cutters' tools. His maohinory will
como Monday moruing.
Mr. Frasor haB tlmbor for his new
dorrlck roady to sot up as econ aa his
oaatiuga como. Ho will build a now
shod in the uoar futuro 20x60 foot noar
M. T. MoDonald'a shod.
Tho ladios' aid of tho Reformed
Prosbytoriau ohuroh will moot with
Mra. M. F. MoPouald Friday aftor
uoon. Tho ladica' aid of tho Prosbytoriau
ohuroh will moot with Mra. Libby,
Thursday aftornoou.
A daughtor waa born at the homo of
Mr. and Mra. E. Motoalf laat woek
Mather & Temftle
18 and 20 Slatc Slrcct.
Havo you gocn
our llim of
VELVETEEN
WAISTS
Fivo 8tyli(
$3 50 to 5 00
Tho laVgo 1111111
lr wo are soll
hig t o 11 s tho
?tory.
DRESS
GOODS
ANI
TRIMMINGS
Handsomo
Zibolines
from 85o-$1.50
per yard
See our beautiful lino of Applique
Trimmings. Black,White antl Colors
TEHPLE
Rov. M. Winslow Fnrman gavo his
famons lecturo 011 Phil' bhoridau at
tho Roformod Prosbytoriau church
last Monday ovouiug to a good houso.
A part of the pmceeds wout for the
beuofit of tho publio library.
Miss McOall wont to a hospital in
Now York last Thursday for treatmout.
Maggio Boaton rotnrned homo from
Ilull, Mass., last weok.
Rov. Mr. Steel from Now York has
boeu holdiug evangelistio meetings
hero for two weoks past. A uuion
meotiug first week iu tho Roformod
Prosbytoriau church, the next iu tho
Presbytoriau church. The result has
beon very satisfactory to both of tho
churches; also, to Brother Steol. Col
loctious takeu up at dill'oront time
duriug these nioetiugs to dofray ox
ponses amouuted to $100. Mr. Steel
ieft hero;iast Mouday moruiug for New
York Stato, tvhorn ho is to hold a se
ries of meotiugs begiuuiug Oct. 7.
Couimuuiou services willbo held iu
tho Prosbytoriau chnrch next Sunday j
proparatory services Saturday aftor
noou. A Bupper aud outortaiument will be
givou at the vestrv of tiie Presbyterian
church, Friday eveuiug, from 5 to
8 o'clock.
Last Saturday aftornoou, Oct. 3,
abont 143 people gathored at tho homo
of Mr. A. O. James on Jeiferson Hill
to say goodby to William Peach of
Orogou aud Oharlos Georgo aud wife
of Dakota. These people came from
Barnet, Ryegate, Topsham aud over
the towu of Newbury uud wero highly
eutertaiued iuvarious waye uuder tho
directiou of Daniel Taisy, who mau
agod tho affair. Sevoral speeches wero
mado, John Bailoy of Wells River
gavo a brief history of the Peach fam
ily and tho ueighborhood aud its sur
rouudiugs sixty years ago, whou ho
was a boy aud lived there. William
Poach followed with his early life.and
prospority in tho westeru world since,
stating that ho rau away from Wells
River fifty-ouo years ago that day aud
it was aglorious ruu (or him. He had
nover boen back hero siucj until this
spriug. He thought aud advised that
it would be bottor for more of the
youug Peaches, olso othor youug mon
iu this'sootinu,to pull upstakes and do
likewise. Thou a short speoch by
Oharlos Goorge of Dauota, whoso wife
was a daughtor of Johu Peach. He
cavo a little talk ou his ea'rly lifo and
his prospority in tho west that was
quite intorestiug. Soveral declama
tions aud reoitatious by tho youuger
folkB that followed wero very appro-
priate tor tho oooasiou. it was au
good aud thore was besidos somo very
fluo singing by the West Newbury
people. Old Uuolo Johu Wallaco with
his violiu aud Misa Adelaide Jamos
with two old fashioued songs and
threo reoitatious called forth mnoh
laughter aud hcarty cheors. Last but
not loast waB a grand feast Buch as
uoiio.bu't tho Peaoh family aro capablo
of getting np. A largo tablo was
sproad in a beautiful applo orclmrd
uoar the house and it was just loaded
down with a thousaud aud ono other
artioles too numerous to meution your
corrospondont has uot beeu very huugry
aince. Thou a hearty haud shake
aud a goodby between friends,niany of
whom will uovor uioet uuder liko cir
oumstances agaiu iu this world, closed
ono very happy occasion.
CORINTH OORNER.
P. E. Goodwin aud Arthur Morrill
mado a busiuess trip to Barro ou Wod
uesday. Murdoch McKeuzioaud Georgo Hig
gius uf Worcester, Mass., aio spondiug
this week with Mr. aud Mra. Dmald
MoKouzio, pareuts of the formor.
H. W. Ohaluiers was at South New
bury ou businoss last weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Olmrles Harriugton
aud childreu aro visitiug at tho hoinea
of Mr. Harriugtou'a sistor, Mrs. 0.
W. Bryau, aud Mrs. Hurrjugtou's sia
tor, Mrs. Frod Worthley.
Lyinau Portor ia makiug extousive
ropaira ou tho baru of Will Davia in
Olielsoa.
Mr. aud Mra. H. W. Ohalmera and
childreu roooutly visited at O. E.
Whito'B, South Corinth and 0. H.
Motcalf 'a iu East Corinth.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. F. Morlll attended
Tunbridgo fair laBt woek.
Mra. Lowia Oadaretto of Franconia,
N. H., rocontly visited hor daughtor,
Mra. P. E. Goodwin, roturuing home
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Woods and chil
drou, who havo beon boardiug at Ly
man Wilsou's, roturued to their homo
iu Concord, N. H., ou Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. Ourtia Oarpouter visit
ed at Mr. Bohouon's in Washington
on Sunday.