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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY. APltlL 14, 1904.
THERE ISNO SUBSTITUTE FOR
POWDER
Absolutel
fTiSA MATTER
MORETOWN.
lt.A. Grifllth and Ur. Wakeflold of
Montpolior woro in towu Wnduosday
to soo n liorBO boloufciug to Grillltli.
Ernest Gritllil) has nioved iuto II.
O. Wnrd's teueniout roooutly vncatod
by Koy Atkius nud ho is to work for
H. O. Ward.
Lizzie Fioldor is t work for Mrs.
H. O. Wnrd.
Pott Grifllth hns bought M. II.
Griflltli's toani aud couiuioucod work
for hinnelf. Moudny. Thoy will irovo
iuto Mrs. Holfniau's Iioubo.
Tlie ladios' aid is to rueot witli Mrs.
Hnvlett Weduesdw nftomoou from 2:80
nutil E.
Frauk Koyes commouced work for
H. O. Ward Monday aud is boarding
wifeh Pett Gritiill..
Mrs. A. E. Lovejoy ia vory siok aud
lias n nurso froiu Moutpelior.
Mrs. F. H. Bulkloy is ooufined to
tlio houso by illuess.
Mrs. P. II. Sawyor has ngnin opeuod
tier dressmakiug pailors, ruuoli to tlie
dolight of tlie publio.
Sarali Tlioropson of Waitsfield re
coutlj speut severnl days iu towu vis
itiug frieudB.
Mrs. Will Shoa is learuiug dress
making of Mrs. F. H. Sawyer.
Olair Ward retnrued to his Btudies
iu Burlington Mouday.
Mrs. Hurdle aud two ohildreu speut
several days iu Bolton reoeutly re
turuiug houie on Mouday.
Mrs. Bert Stookwell ifi very Bick.
Olara Hentou is at work for lior.
Tlie Friday afternoon prayer moot
ing will bo hold with Mrs. D. F.
Freeman.
Haiold Haylett lias fluiBlied work
for H. O. Ward aud Morvlu Hensou is
at work in his place.
Tlie Good Templars are soon to pre
seut tlio play, "Teu Nights in a Bar
Room."
GOULDSVILLB.
Louis Greonwood, wlio has boou
couflued to tlio houso for a uuuibcr
of monthB with n troublo with liis
oyes, is again ablo to bo out.
E. L. Oro"sa retnrued last Wednes
day from Spriugfleld, Mass.,. iiccom
panied by his wife, who has beon
Btopping with her pareuts thero for
tho past few weeks.
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmor Hall of Barre
aro stoppiug with Mrs. Hall'B pareuts
lioro for a few days.
. A BIT OF REAL ESTATE Omws not only its portion
of lntercst, bnt tho respect ol' others. It's nn old principle, und bo
gnii with tho Saxon Tliano and lower down in tho rnnks of workers.
More property mcans moro rcsnect, moro opportunities, raoro in
lluence in pnblic nffairs.
nATIV, 0UR ilST REAL ESTATE BAR
trAIWb Wimt you wnnt is thero. Ono of tho raost productivo
farms in East Montpelier. Contains () acres, aud produces 75
tons of hay. Tillngo land lays lovul, and is nll machino mowing.
rhere is plcnty of soft wood for tlie place, and good s gar bush.
rhero arctwo good houses. Ono ia in exlra good condition, paintcd
white, and contains twelvo rooms. Tho other iscomfortablo, and
contains six rooms. Thero aro two good bivrn . Horso bam is
80x40, clapboarded and painted. Tlie othor is i lxCO, has baso
mcnt uruloirieath, and is also in ilno condition. Two silos. Run
ning watcr at houso and bnrn. If you re tliinking of purchasing
a good farm, tliis will suifc you. Only milo from postoflice,, und
thero is n Skimming Station on farm. Placo is h miles Trom
Montpelier. Prico is only 83,500.
VERY PLEASANT HOME IN SOUTH BARRE.
tvonsists of an extra Rood houso containing soven rooms. New
barn with bascmont, and about ono acrc of nico land. Thero aro
1G nico applo trces, besidcs plnm trecs arid ctirrnnt bushos. Prico,
only $1,550. Torms easy.
WE HAVE ANOTHER very dosirablo liouso and barn
located noar tho dopot in SouMi liarro, which tho owner would liko
to soll or oxchango for small l'arm.
JXJST AT PRESENT, wo havo sovoral good properties
whioh tjie ownora wish to oxchango for farms. .If tliinking of
making a chnngo, wc would. bo pleascd to talk with you. If tho
propertios listed nbovo do not interost you, call your noighbor'H
attention to thom. THEY ARE BARGAINS-
D. A. , PERRY,
R EAL ESTATE ACENCY,
Barre, Vt. Room 8 and 9 dordon Block,
Pure
QFHEALTH
,T. W. Flint of Montpelier viBitod
his uiother hero on Suudny. while ou
his wav hoiuo from Hancock, wbere
he had boou to attond tlio fnuoral of
his uncle, Kolla Flint.
Willinui Oouo lias moved ou to Hor-
aco Throslier's fttrra.
Mrs. D. M. Lookliu visited at Barre
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Tarbox re
tnrnod Monday from a visit with liis
pareuts at bliady Kill.
Lymftu Jones, wlio was roportod as
ill last weok, is uot iinproving vory
wucn. Mrs. Jones is botter.
Mrs. Oharles Iugalls of Raudoplh
visltod lioio last wook at tho home of
Jln, Hauuah Mnrblo.
Mrs. Fred Steelo aud danghter speut
Snuday with her liusbaud at isnrre.
Work hns beeu begun on tho collar
of tlio lionso to Do built by Lewis
Wiiliauis thiB summer.
MisB Loln IngallB accompaniod by
lior friond, MisB tilanclie Snialley,
was at lior liomo in Randolph last
week.
MisB Martha Fisk of Montpelier
visited Iriemls hore on Snuday.
IS. K. Tarbox lias nnished work in
0. M. Davis' mill and will work for
S. F. Thumnson tliis suinmer. Johu
Thompson takes Mr. Tarbox's place
iu tlie nmt.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
Mrs. William Cowie is abont pnt
tiug in a milliuery store. Sho has or
dered hor coods bnt has unt fnlly de
cidod whore she will pnt them. She
lias secureu tlie services 01 Mrs Fra
sier for a trimmor, a lady of eight
year's oxperionco and wlio camo very
highly roconnieuded in tho art of
millinery work.
Ros.a BroB. aro making ropaira on
their stone Blieds. Thoy" have receutly
nddod a new btearu ougiuo aud air
comprossor and poliehiug macliiues so
arrauged that tlie Btono oau all be
tarued with tho dorriok.
T. a. Oonrtney will soon begiu to
ereot liis uow shods jast aoross tlio
railroid track from W. T. Georgo's
ieea Btoro.
Thomas Bailoy and family have
moveci to JNowunry Btreet to livo.
Mrs Hngh Peich hasjhuoved to Rye
gate uorner to live witli Uerdanglitor,
Airs. Meador.
.Tohn Frasier is ereotini; a new and
oommodinns stouo shod iu tho dopot
yarn nonr tlie nortli entl ot tlio dopot.
Georgo Brown aud W. J. White aro
doing tho work.
The Man With
THE HOE
Rakes in the
DOLLARS!
Georgo Poaoh lias rented his farm
ptook and tools to n man from Brad
ford for tlio comiug yoar.
Tho ontlook for tho Btono bDsiuoss
tho comiug yoar is very good.
Tlio Bolectmon of tho towu havo or-
dored a uow flafo for tho towu olork's
olllco. Tlio old ono boing moro tliau
full'of rocords it wns thought bost by
voto ol tho towu last Maroh to navo
auothor pafo.
MORETOWN OOMMON.
G. S. Knanp of Montpolior was at
E. A. Fostor's ovor Suuday.
Mrs. Elisha Somora is visitiug hor
son. S. W. Somers, for a fow days.
Thoodoro Riohards of St. Jolinsbury
is tho guest of his sistor, Mrs. O. E.
Russoll.
Mr. aud Mrs. P. J. Joiomo of Mont
polior spont Suuday at F. W. Somors'.
L. L. Shoutollo starts for Raymoud,
Oal., on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. nenry Oliildsrotumod
to their liomo In Montpolior ou Suu
dny. .T. F. Honau was in Waterbury on
Friday witli oiiility gallous of maplo
syrup for Qriggs & Demerritt.
SOUTH WALDEN.
Oharles Stovous lias boncht tho
store baildina of Mrs. Maudana Good-
onongh aud tho goods of B. O. Jen
uings and will tako posBossion im
mediately". B. 0. Jenniugs ia going to movo iu
to a part of O. W. Farr's houso.
A. E. Durtou has boaght Oharles
Stevens' placo whero Mrs, Dnttou
speut tho early prt of.lier life, with
lior pnrouts. They took possossiou ou
Moudav.
A. E. Dntton's ohildreu all visitod
them last week whioh was, tlio flrst
time thoy had all beon togethor for
bovou yoars.
Oarrol Onmmings of St. Jolinsbury
rocently visitod liis graudfatltor, My
rou Goodouough.
Snmuol Orosa is moviug on to tho
placo he bonght of Mr. Dutton.
Evaugolist Smith atteuded coufer
euco aud has takou a ohargo at Wor
cester. Rev. Mr. Atkinsou is to remaiu
with ns the comiug yoar. Tho peoplo
think his seruious are excellent.
Agnes Bradford was liomo again
last Suuday.
Sovoral door havo beon soon aboat
here latoly.
WEST CORINTH.
Dr. Stoveus of White Rivor Juno
tiou was hero last woek to test U. L.
Spear's aud R. H. Williams' liord of
cows. They woro all foond to bo freo
from tubeioulasis.
Mrs. Bert Wiggins lias beeu quito
serionBly ill the past fow days, bnt is
bettor at tliis writiug. Dr. Uorwin
of Chelsea was oalled to attend her.
Carrie Williams has flulsliod work
at D. M. Bond's iu North Tiiotford
and is at hotue foi- a while.
Oharles Wiggins and fainily retnrned
to Couoord, N. H , lnst week whero
he will resumo iiih work as car iu
speotor. Mrs. Oross of Vershire is cnriug for
her daughtor, Mis. Wiggius. Ray
Otoss is a'fco with her.
BROOKFIELD.
Mrs. Josiah Smith was quite siok
Boveral days last week but is uow
bettor.
Roy Blauchard of Burlington with a
friend,from Barre speut Snuday with
his parouts, Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Holt.
Mrs. Julia WilliauiB is takiug oaro
of Mies Elizabeth Abbott at tho Cou
ter. .
Mr. and Mrs. Mertou Ohaso wore
with frioudB iu East Randolph oue
day tho flrst of the wook.
Engeno Marsh has routed tlio Goorgo
Niohols farm ou Bear Hill of Ira
Oarpotor aud will boou move thero.
Julius WaBhburn has bonght the O.
H. Farr farm iu Randolph but will
not move tliere till uext year.
Dr. Bailoy of Randolph wai(;'called
hero last week to see Mrs. J. W.
Nyo, wlio was Bick aud confluod to
her bed several days last weok, but
at tliis writing is couvalescing.
Mrs. Mertou Griswold aud sou
Stauloy of Uxbridgo, Mass., aro spend
ing two weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Maroas Peck.
Mr. LaBonta's family, with their
liouBehold goods, arrived the lnet of
tho week nud they aro gettiug Bottled
in thoir new liomo.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Tho Rfinnhlinfln nnnnnH fnr tlin nlnn.
tipn of two delegatos to the district
cnuvention at Moutpolier April 19 aud
30 will be hold at villago hall, Satur
day, April 16, at 3 o'clook p. m.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Bagloy Abbott of Topsham wns in
town lnst woek buyiug cows.
Georgo S. Wlientloy returuod to
Burlington last Saturday nfter sjiond
lug n two weokB vnnttion in towu.
Mrs. A. N. Whoatley is Borionsly
ill widi grip ns is hor sou, II. D.
Whentloy with puoumonia.
Tlie EnBtor exoroisos by the ohild
reu last Suuday worn espeoially well
roudered and woro both a pourco of
Droiit to tho ohildron and pleaBuro to
tho older oues '
A 80ii was born to Mr. aud Mrs,
A, D. Roed, Taeedny, the Ctli inst.
MisBes Evn Jaekeon, Gladys Hol
m an nud Linn Prico retnrued to thoir
studios nt Rnndolph Ooutor tho flrst of
tho weok.
ROXBURY.
Dr, L. M, Grooue was iu town to
day to coiiHult with Dr. Morriam iu
tho cnBO of Lnou Ford wlio is rocov
eriug only slowly from the injury to
his head.
Mrs. Homnn Averill is sufferlng
from an nttnok of erysipelas iu the
faoo.
Mrs. W. J, Oarpenter wns in Rut
land aud Pittsfield ou busiuoBS last
weok,
Tho Good Templnrs corved warm
eugar nt tlio voatry Wodnesdny ovou
ing, but not many wore presont.
Mrs. West Willinms nnd Mrs. Wil
liam Koycs nro ntnong thoso who havo
not ieou woll for n fow days.
Mrs. Hnrriot Olark i stayiug nt
Goorgo Roys for n wliilo.
Tlio Jnnior Endcnvorbrs will givo n
Boolal at tho vestry Friday ovoulug,
Olniro Oady nud Guy Howo woro in
town on Sunday.
EAST ELMORE.
Mrs Fred Sillowny, who has boou
quito siok, throatonod with pnou
mouin, is nomo botter.
Miss un L. Swift, who hns boon in
Morrisville nssistiug Miss Myrn Pnrk
or, camo home lnst Thursday.
Eddio Ohaso is moviug into tho
"Whent" Iioubo.
Two mou from Boston woro horo
part of ,lnst week lookiug over tho
saw-niill with a viow of buyiug,
Mr, and Mrs. B. F, Morso nro both
siok with the grip.
Mrs. Hnttio Lawson, wlio has beeu
visitiug hor sister, Mrs. Mnlilon
Slnyton, of Oalais, camo homo'laBt
Tuesday.
Tho Btago drivor cnme tlirough
with n roadcart last Thurfiday fcr tho
flrst timo.
Will Oarpenter is drawiug pressod
hay from Wolcott to feed.
Fred Silloway lms lost two nico
young cows tliis sprlng.
Tho listor fluishod taking lists on
Saturday ou tliis sido of tlio town.
SOUTH CORINTH.
MIbs Aagustn Harriman is stoppiug
at Selah Simonds' and calling ou old
friends.
A. E. Whitcomb of Washington
agont for tho Connecticut Gouornl
Lifo IuBurauce Couipuuy, has beon iu
the viciuity seeking new cnstoruers
tho past week.
Dick EaBtor commeuced n Eoason's
work for Olintou Sargent last Monday.
Miefios Graco aud Leua Harding ro
turned to Burlington to thoir scliool
duties last Monday.
All aro paiued to hcnr of tho seri
ons illuess of Mrs. E. F. Worthley,
Oyrus Hastings roports the best
yield of maplo sugar yot heard from
1,000 pouuds from 000 trees up to
last Saturday niglit.
P. H. Darliug had tho misfortuno
to Ioeo the mother of eight pigs, only
a few liours old, last Saturday, Mrs.
I. M. ilsou took tho little unfortu
nates in aud' gave them tender care.
EAST CABOT.
Miss Graco Blako and Minuio Scott
retouod to Goddard Semiuary on
Weduesday.
M P. Hall and Mrs. I. E. Wood-
wnrd wern cnlled to Hardwbk last
week by tho illnoBs of thoir sister, Mrs.
M. K. Hall.
V. D. Blako lost a valuablo cow
last woek,
Frnuk Morso has finished work for
Edgnr Peck.
Miss Minuio Swnn is at work for
G. V. Frnsior iu West Danville.
Mrs. Alico Hnnscome lias fluishod
work at F. G, Lnuibertou's aud re
tnrued liomo.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
The labor troublo at the Barclay
grauite sliodn iu Barre causod a short
Bympnthotio shutdowu here tliis weok.
On Saturday ovouiug of tliis week
at 7:30 o'ulock tlioro will be a Repub
licau cnocus at tho towu hall to olect
threo dolegates to tho lU-publican dis
trict convoiitiou at Montpolior, April
19; also three ilclcgatcs to tho Ro
publicau Stato couvoution at Burling
tou, April ao.
Fremont O. Little has niado tho
oquivalent of 1,(100 pouuds of sugar
tliis sensou.
Granite Outtor Robbio Williams, a
Wolshmnn who has worked hora iu the
paBt, lias beeu visitiug horo of lato.
Mra. Saida MoKoo Downs, who lato
ly weut to Oil Oity, Ponn , to livo,
has uuited with a Metliodist ohurch
siuce going thero.
Just uow tho outlook for making a
groat lot of maplo bugar horo, tliis
Boason, is thought to be rather poor.
Tho old Ainsworth storo was built)by
0. aud R. Ainsworth iu 1889, follow
iug a llro whioh buruod its predocossor
in tho flummor of that yenr. Wo aro
told that the lato nrtist, Thomas W.
Wood, of Montpelier, niado ubo of tho
niaiu buBiuess room iu tliis store iu
ono of liis paintiugB. Tho ohiiiiges
mndo iu aud about tho buildiug in
sixty-flvo yonrahavo beon 3ogreat that
it Bhuws few trnces of its flrst solf.
A llight of stairs uow goes up from
whore tho old Btovo usod to staud as
boou in Mr. Wood's picturo and lauds
iu a uewly finished room that will
nbound with goods. Proprletor G. L.
Edeou will also havo his ollico in thiB
room. It all botokous au inoroiiso of
busiuess doing at thiB old staud aud
wo hopo it will over bo a prosporous
ono,
Tho sugar sensou hero seems' likoly
to provo a jTnther podr oue after all.
Honry Baker hns boguu work ou liis
laud bought of Mrs. Johu Farnham
aud not far from her Iioubo pioparatory
to buildiug Iiib Iioubo.
Somo nt our fnrruers are in lnok iu
liaviug held ou to thoir potatoeB for
presont liighor rrices.
Seo tho $10 , $13, $1C, $18 aud $30,
suits nt Homor Fitts'.
Grant Tompletou, who comralttcd
suioido iu Northfield, lnst week, was
a son of tho lato Robort Tomploton,
who livod lioro for boiuo yoars ou tho
old Walter Nowoomb fnrm. Old
frlendB of tho family hero will sym
nntliizo with anrviviug mombora of it,
iu whnt niust onnBo them groat sor
row. Miss Ollo Tarboll onmo up from
Newport, N. II,, last Mondny'forn
visit aud ia lookiug iluely.
Potatoes for Bhlpmmit aro urliminc
Hovonty conts por bushol hero at this
writing.
Mibs Alico Walkor is carliiB for Mrs.
Ophir S. Mnrtin, ns nurso at tho liomo
of Mrs. lloury J. Lasell.
Tho paionts of tho Clogston broth
ors, owners of tlio old Judgi Paino
placo, nre horo from Montpolior on n
vislt.
It is not Mrs. Luora Stono wifo of
Ohris'.opher Ilood, who is asking for
tho appointmout of U. U. Lathrop as
tho ndministrntor of tho estate of tho
lote Mrs. W. B. Eramau of Montpelier,
lu wiilcn Hlio lias no iuterest. But
Mrs. Laura Cabot Hood of OholKoa, a
uioco of Mrs. Brnman. From nll thnt
we hoar, and as things go in this
world somotimos wo aro lod to ask
what if Mrs. Brnmnu's unturnl lioirs
nnd tho logntoes of thoBramau will
slionld be compolled td tako up with
tho orumbs that may fall from tho
lawyors' tnblo nftor tho fonst is over.
JnuiosS. Hopkins has boou recoiving
now goods of lato nnd liis store is
summer-liku within, oven if imturn
perslsts in lookiug winter liko withont.
Tiioro lias just como to ns n lottcr
from a doarfrioud thatwo would glad
ly oso to iuspire yoang men of small
moaus, who nre yot dosirous of n col
logo educatiou. Somo thirty-two
yonrs ngo wo flrst met tliis triond, n
lad of porhnps oiglit or tou yoars of
ngo, ono of a largo family of childreu
iu n westoru home. Tho fathor, was
u farmer and a ronter. Tho b
was n fluo soholnr nud n lovnblo fol
low. Ho was detoriniuod to havo nn
educatiou aud iu due timo startcd for
a woll kuovvu wostern city, lu whioh
was tlio State uuivorsity, and witli
$35 in his pookot. Ho wns a studont
tliere four years and remaiued thero
eleven years longor as a toaohor iu tlio
uuivorsity. He says ho sawed wood,
pitohed hay copiod pap?rs, carried
uowspapers aud coala niako onough
to keep iu tho lino; aud st tho same
timo by actual couut, tliere was oighty
por cent of tho boys lu that institutiou
who woro earuiug their expenses
wiiolly or iu considerablo part just as
ho was doing. Today he is a teaohor
in a promiuout eastern uuivorsity,
haviug come from tlio west tliere iu
tho last yoar. He hns lately had n
onll to auothor State nuiversity iu the
west but docliues it; what thia friond
lias douo aud ia doiug wo bolievemany
auother poor buy with his dotermiua
tiou cau do alao.
Thoro have beon two recont doatha
iu Rock Island, Illiuoia, that will in
terost somo other old Vermoutors, as
well as Williamstowuinus. One is of
Mrs, Mary Adams, widow of tlie late
Uornelius Lyndo; the other of Dr.
Oharles O. Carter, bou of tho late
Elijah Carter. Mrs. Liyndo whb the
daughtor of tho late Saiuuel Adams of
Grand Islo. Her liusbaud was a
graudson of Oornolius Lynde, one of
ihe early settlers of our towu, aud
the father of tho late Johu Lyude.
Mrs. Lyndo died of puenmonia, at tho
liomo of lior son, Samuel A. Lyude,
in Ohieago, at tho ageof seventy-three
yoars. l)r. Cartor was a graudson of
Abel Cartor, years ago a re3idout of
our towu, aud lator of Moutpelior. Ho
was a physioiau of note in Kock
Island. Ho dled of puenmouia at the
ago of fifty-two years. Both Mrs.
Lyude aud Dr. Carter were promiuout
Epicop'iliaus of Rock Island, wn be
lieve. Our ox-townsman, Dr. Jason O.
Briggs (who is nlso an ordaiuod miii
ister), nresideut of Somorville, Maea.,
has lately boou made a presidiug eldor
iu tho Evaugelical Assooiatiou. His
work may call him to Moutpolier, ou
a visit, toon.
The Ruudolph Herald aud Nows is
quoted as autbority for tlio statement
that if our towusmau, O U. Lath
rop, is given the uomiuatiou for as
sistnut county judgo of Orange connty
at the uext couvontion he will not do
oliuo it. It is an ollice that ho has
fillod iu the past for four years.
Mrs. J. Mouioo Soaver retnrued
from Coucord, N. H., last Saturday
whero she had beeu caring for hor
great-auut, Mrs. 0)-arlotto Burroughs
Ryder, n fnw weoks. Mrs. Rydor is
convaloBceul.
Olivor Diokonson fluds his services
in good demand at paper liangiug.
His danghter, Miss Ednah, is nt
scliool, iu tho Somiuary at Moutpelior,
aud not iu the bost of lioalth nt pres
eut. Somo one thiuks thoro is not tho
UBunl uumber of orows heroabouts,
nt this boiisou. Woro they the victims
of the roceut cold wiutor?
Ou recont iuqnirv wo wore told that
thore wore somo sixty-llve nanies cu
tho roll ot our Granito Outtera'
Uuiou.
Mrs Oharles Haywnrd is waitiug hor
ohauco at tlio Mary Flotehor Hospital,
nud may go tlioio this weok for snr
Rery. Tho iiigh scliool olnb eutertainmout
at the towu hall last Saturday evou
ing proved a pleasaut nfl'nir, iu its
varioty, and carrying out. The bnr
losquo discuBsiou of tho resolutiou,
"Tliat IJ'ishing Affords Moro Fuu
Thau tho Study of Algebra, " -with
throo rouug lndios ns the jury wns
nniusiug, to say tho least. Tho ploas
mado by tho opposing diBputants to
tliis jury, for n decisiou onoh iu its
pnrtioular favor.woro "telliug." Ouo
sido appenlod to thoir "boauty, in
telligouce aud nbility to do oxamples
iu perooutngo, whnro thoro woro uo
fractiouB, " aud tho liko, aud was
met with the corjutoroharge that "that
waa nll ilnttory, for thoro was no
ground, iu faot, for sucli appeals."
The Algo-bra(y)-iBts won iu tho do
bato. Tl.oro were throo sconos from
"The Pickwiok Olub;" two reoitn
tious, an GBsay; vooal nud istrnmout
nl uinsio nnd warm uow sugar. Lowis
M. Seavor of tho sohool bonrd gavo
tho sugar, aud tho high scliool treas
ury fund wns iuoronsed by uearly $7.
Miss Maggio Hibbard bogma work
ir tho Jaiues S. Hopkins store, Ijliis
wook.
A sou was born to Mr. nud Mrs. El
bort Jaoksou last wook. Ouo was also
born to Bort nud Mrs. Mary Adams
Roed of East Brookflold. Mrs. Roed
is a danghter of Mrs. Johu Adams of
our villago.
Iu tho itom of last weok telliug of
tho Miss Adams of Northeru Oali
fornia, who weut ovor the high olifV,
to hor great iujury, wo should havo
oalled hor n great-grauddaughtor of
tho lato Enooh Howo.
Grauito Outtor Waverly Murray had
the misfortuuo lnst week to agaiu iu
jnro a hip, nud ugain iio oallod Dr.
Lowia D. Martin of 'Barre to ntteud
hlm.
Cnrl W. Seaver has just bought
baok tho milk routo iu onr villago that
ho sold Doacou Edwiu O. mlth,
olovoh montlis ngo. Botli theso mou
havo givon thoir patrous a good nual
ity of milk. 1
Rov. F. E. Ourrlor's fathor has
boon vlsiting horo of lato, aud wi 1
return to his liomo iu Luuoubnrsh.
William Z. Pratt waa in Wnshing
tou lnst woek, nt tho fuuernl of his
mother's brothor, Dnvid Taylor, who
was upward of nlnoty yeara of ngo.
Goorgo L. EdBon took his little
dnughter, Margnerito, to Now Yoru
with him, last weok.
Our ladioa' reading olub will now
tnke n vaontion from study, for the
summor niouths.
Arohitoot Frnuk A. Walkor, now of
Bario, was out hero last Thursday
lookiug over tho Congrogntional moot
ing houso, with roforenao to tho
olianges to bo mado in it, uow. Tho
pile of lumber nccumnlntiug near tho
bnilding, indicatos oousidorablo work
to be done. Tho end to be attniuod
ia tho elovntiou of the nadionoo room,
Buflloiont to nllow n cliuroh pnrlor nnd
othor rooms below, nnd tho puttiug
iu of n furunco for hoating pnrposes.
This nocessitates somo chaugo in the
oxtorunl appoaruuao of tho buildiug
iu tho mnttor of windows, nt any
rato. If all this could Imrdly fail to
givo pain, ns one rocnlls tho great
outlay of mouoy in tho uoble gift
somo years ngo of tho lute Perkina
Bnss, for repnirs of the haildiug, wo
may considor now tho blessiug it has
boeu to tho church in this time; aud
theu wo havo to consider thnt the so
ciety is compolled now, for very
safoty to make a chaugo abovo tho au
dionco room, whilo ono is or may
soou be callod for. below it. Tlie
comfort of the honse in winter do
mauds a furnace, aud it is felt that
tho iutorests of tho chnrcii, in othor
ways, oall for tho rooms below tho an
dieuco room. And hero wo may say
that thia work, as uow planued, would
hnrdly have beon seriously oousldored,
but for tlio luitiatory movo o! certaiu
nou-resiueut friends of tho church,
bnoked by n large douatiou, whose
uames, with other nanies, wo shall
want to givo later, to Bavo incouvou
ieuco from "impriEoned fullness. "
Bat whether large or small the gilts,
as men soo things, the lovo that fol
lows them may do much to oqualize
thom all.
At this writing, Mrs. Ophir S. JUar
tin.Beems to be rallyiug woll from her
last surgical operation. If the sym
pathy aud good wislies ot those who
know this brave, good womau could
nvail now, what abouuding healthaud
happiuess would be hers, iienceforth 1
Miss Susan Atkius of Cabot aud a
Miss Oomstook of Barton aro to be
teachors in our villago noxt term.
We nre told thnt Mra. Chester Mnr
tin will return here iu the Bummer,
accompaniod by hor danghter, Mrs.
Georgo E. Maloy, of St. Oloud, Minn.
Both R. G. Frenoh nud wife hnve
recontly been ill.
Tliere wasa millinery oponing at the
rooms of Mrs. NelsonVassar aud Miss
Lizzie Townseud in tho Bockott blook
last wook Weduesday afternoon.
Ed. J. Poor tells us he is full of
work at his oreamery.-
. CALAIS.
O. V. Kont ol Northfield wns iu
town last weok.
Mr. .wul Mrs. Chnrlcs Swazov of
Barre visited at I. G. Itnbinsou'B last
Sijnday, roturning Monday.
Mrv Varnoy iJor.sous aud daughters
ot Monpolior visited friouds iu town
recontly.
Charles Ilaiiihlin of East Moutpolier
wai auioii' iho fnrmors buyiug potn
toos l.ist w ooU. Ho is loadiug n car
ii' Montpolior this week.
Thero will bo no Grango moetings
hold for . iu prcscnt.
The church Cdniniitteo have sccurcr'
tlio .'ovvici's oT Rov. Alvin Sinith ot
Wcat Concord, Vt. to preach tho coin
ing year, nieotings to bcgin ;u boot)
us possiblo.
Elmor Dodgo hns llnisjiod work at
Barre and returuod to towu. Ho is
working for liomo Vau Oruam.
Ileury Horsey lias loft tho farm of
N. h. Baucroft, hero ho has worked
fui' three venrs and ia working for
Sylvoster Fullor.
Mrs. Hi-nry Jacobs foll rocently on
tlio ice, aud was injurud quito badly.
She is :ittondod by Or. Wlieeloi ol'
Nortli Moutpolier.
BlltTUS.
Iu Brookfield, April 5, a son to Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Reod.
MAJtJlIA O Eti.
Iu Moutpelier, April 2, by Rev. J.
Edward Wrigbt, Arthnr Eruest Per
kius nnd Ida May Barnos, both of
Montpelier.
Iu Cambridge, April G, by Rev.
Heury O. Howard, Willard A. War
ren, Jr., aud Mrs. Laura A. Butlor,
both of Morristown.
DEATIIS.
Iu M!,rjhflold, April 0,J. H. Eaton.
Iu Waterbury, April 10, Johu Jack
man aged SO. .
HEA11ST HOOM.
Oharles A. Fitzpntriok, of Whito
Rivor Juuotiou, presidout of the Vor
niont Demoqratlo Olub iu 189(5 aud
1900, is iu Burlington in tho iuterest
of William R. Hearst's preaideutinl
boom, nud will mnko Bnrlingtou tho
Stnte hendqunrters for tho movemout.
Mr. Fitzpntriok olnitus thnt ho fluds
strong Henrst sentimeut not ouly iu
Bnrlingtou, bnt throughout tho Stnto,
oapeoially nmoug tho lnboring mou
aud tho followora of W. J. Brynu, Al
rendy Henrst olubs havo beeu formed
iu White Rivor Junotiou, Waterbury,
Middlebury, and Rutlnnd, aud a olnb
ia to bo formed in Burlington, Ral
lios will be held in Bnrlingtou, St.
Albnns, Whito Rivor Jnnotlon, Rut
lnnd, Montpolior nndBnrro. It is ox
peotod thnt tho list of speakora will
inoludo Seuntor J. icl Jones, of Ar
kansns. Stato Senntor T, F. Grady, of
Now York, nud Goorge Fred Will
laniB, ot MasBaohusdtts.
legal Notices.
KSTATKI OV I'UT.VAM W. UAtf.KY.
8TATKOK V'KHMONT.
Dibtiiict or Wasihkcjton. s.s.
In rrobateCnurt. Iidd In Monltn-llcr. In anl fiir
ealtl Dlstrlcl, on tho 1 1 III ilny ofAiirll A. I). 1WU
Dniilcl It. OnlTcr I'xcculor of It.o nit will and
lejtamml of 1'UTNAM W. DAI1.EY, late ot Mld
dloiex, In salil District, dcccatcd, nroenta lila
ndnilulatratlon account for exanilnatlon aml al
Inwanrr, nnd niakea appllcatlon for a decri'O of
dlstriliiitlon and pattlllon of tho catato or aald do
ceasrd.
Wliereupmi It Ia ordsred by aald C'ourt
tliat aald nccount be rcrerri'd to a ffnlon lliercvf,
tn Iio Jiclil at tlio I'robato OlHce In aald
Montpelier, on tlie SOlli dajr of April, A. I.
1I;0I. lor liearlng and dtclalon tbereon: And,
It Is further onlncil tliat notlce lierenf be gWen
toall pcrtona Intcreili'd, by publlcallon of tlie aame
three wccka auceeaalvHy In tlie Vkiimont WATCIt
MAK AKD Statk JoDItNAI., a iiewipnpcr publltbed at
alnnlpeller lu thia binte,trevlous to aald time ar
poliitid for liearlnz, llint they tuay appear at aald
time and phcc, And ahow v iuse, If any tber may
liare, whyauld eccount alionld not be alloweu.
lly tlieCouii, Atttat.
H-l' IIihah Oahlktok, Judge.
ESTATK OPJOIIN CAMEItON.
Statk or VKnitoNT,
DI8TK10T Or WA8IIINOTOH, 8 S.
1 ilrPM Co,.,,t'J'f,,. at Montpelier. In and for
aa d lJlitrlct. on tlie 7lh day ofMarcb. A. I)., 1904i
hdwln F. l'aln er execntnr of the lait will and
tcitament of JOIIN CAMEItON. lato of Mont
pelier, In aald Dlatrlct decenicd. preaenta hU
admlnlttratlon account for eiatnlnatlon and allow
ance. and niakea appllcatlon for a decreo of dljtrlhu
tlon and partltlon of tlie cstate of aald deccaned
Wliercupon It Ia ordered by aald Court, that aald
account and aald appllcatlon bo refcrreil to a esalon
thereof, to be liel i at the I'robate Ofrice In aald
Montpelier, on tlio 8uth day of April. A. II. 1904, for
liearlng and declslon thereon: And, It Ia further or
dered tliat notlce licreofbe Klven to all nersona In
terestcd, by publlcatlnn of ibe aame threo wceka
aucceaalvely lu tlio Vekmont Watciiman and
Btatk JoUitNAL, a newapaper puhllshed at .Mont
pelier, Intlili btate, prcyloua to aald time appolnled
lor hearlnit, tliat llicy may appear at salil timo
and place. and, thow cauac. If any they may havo
why aald account tliolilJ not be allowed. and aucli
decreo innile.
. . Ily the Court.-Atteat,
14-1? 1IIKAM CAltLETON, Judge.
COMMlSSlONEltS' NOT1CE.
ESTATE OV MAKTIIA C. 1'AIQE.
Tlie underalgncd tavliiK been appolnled by tlie
Hon. rrobate C'uur lor tlie Ula'rlct of Waahlunton,
Commlsslooera, to rtcelve, examlne aud adjual all
claiina and deiuanda of all peraons aKalutt llie estate ot
MAItTIIA U. I'AIOE, lale of Moulpeller, Ia
aato District. duceaaed; and all cialuia ex
lilblted In olTset thereto, hertby glve notlce tliat
we will meet lor tln purposea aloreaald, at the
oince .l J. 11. Uiclo, In tlio clty or Montpelier, ln
aald District, ol tlie flrst Saturday of .Muy aud
lirst Saturday or Septeniber next, trom i u'clock
r.. M. unlll 4 o'clook r. u ech of sald daya,
and that slx inonllis Iroiu tlio 6th day of April,
A. D. I'J 4, Ia the time llmlted Ii) sald Court lor
aald credllora to preMrnl tbelr cialuia to us for cx
amlnatlon and allowance.
Dated al ilouliiellcr, this 8th day ol April,
IOEL II. LIIC1A.
15-17
J Commls
) slonera.
EDWAIID II. DEAV1TT.
COMMISSIONEHB'N'OTICE.
ESTATE OF CHAKLES McLANE.
The underslgned, liavlng been appolnted by the Hon.
rrobate Court lor tlio District of Washington, commls
aionerato recelte, examlne, and adjuat allclalmsand
deniands of all petsons agalnst the estate or
CIIAltLES McLANE late ol Worcester, in aald
Dlstrlcl, dtceased; and all clalms exhlbltedln oflsct
tliereto, hereby glve notlce tliat we will meet for tho
puiposes aforesald, at the housc of C. M. Ladd.
ln tlio town of Worcester, lu (ahl District. ou
Ihe 411, day ofllj), 'i llth'.l.v or Octol-er"
next, fron, 1 o'clock i: . unlll 4 6'clock r. M.
SS J ulft'i'l'1 that slx niouths trom tlie 11th
n Apf11, A:.D" " !1,e me llmlted by
aald I Court lor sald credlt,. to present tbelr clalma
to us IpreXBminstiou and allowance.
Dated at W orccster, this 12tli day of April, A.D.
1S-17
CIIKSTEK M.LADD, S Commla
KOGEIt IIOVEy, ) slonera.
COMMIBSIOSKIIS' NOTIOK
ESTATE OF HAIllilK I' A. XKWCOMH.
The underslgiitd. Iiailin: Ij.i-n appolnhd by tlie
llon. rrobate Court for the District of Washington.
Coninilsslnncrs, to recele, examlne nnd .idjuamil
",,1.IAJ.l.K.n;1.A: IKVHMII,lalof Wiilli.fleld ln
sald Dlslrlet.iUceased: nnd nll cl ilnn uxblbltcd
ln otlM't thereto, hereby glve imttco that we will
nieel lor tlu pnrposes ;i I . r i :i 1. 1 .it t. ,,ncll (
J. . (Jnpirj, in tlu town uf iliiii ld. ln sald
District, on tlu illl day o. Mai, .aml ;Jrd
clay of Aun-t nel. fron, 1 o'clook r. M. iintil
4 o'clock r. !.. .n;, ol snld .'.ns. nnd tliat slx
niouths from the u' tli .lay ol i'ebiu.m. A. 1). 10C4,
Is the timo Ihiilteil it sald Court Ii r sald crcdltors
to present their clalms to us frr examlimllon nnd
allownuce.
A 'it'l'J '4 nt W'"lun'1''' 8th iUY uf APrll
,' MXl'vN' ," " AxTIV-,5, Commls-lt-17
IIUMtT N. 1IUMINKL1, ( sloners.
.NOTICK Or FIR8T.MEKTINO OF CltKDITOHS.
Jn tho District ir the Unlted States, lor tho
Dlstrktof Vermont. In Ilankruptcy.
lu the niattcr of FICAN'K T. McJAIlETT, bank
runt. ,
To the credltors of FltANK T. McJAItETT, of
Montpelier, In the County of Washington and
District atbrrsald, a bankriipt.
Notlce Is hereby glven that on the fithday of
April, A. D.. 19)14, the aald FltANK T. McJAItETT
wai duly ajudlcated bankrupt; and that the flrst
mectlng of his credltors will be held at
the ulflce of the underslgned. Itooiu No,
6. U. S. Post omce Ilulldlng. Montpelier,
on the ,.'3d of April A. D. 1914, at ten
o'clock ln tlie forenoon. at whlch tlmc the sald credl
Itors may attend. prove their clalms. appolnt a
trustee, examlne tlu bankrupt, nnd transact uch
other busiuess aa tnny properly come befoie aald
meetlng.
EDWAUD II. DEAVITT,
. .. . Iteleree ln Ilankruptcy.
Montpelier, Vt, April 9, 1904.
N0T1CK OF FlltST MKKTINU OF CllEDITOItS.
Iu tho District of thu Unlted States, for the
District or Vermont, ln llnnkriiiitcv.
In tho inaitcr of ELHEKT 0. I.EVANWAY.
bankrupt.
To the credltors of ELHEltTO. LEVANWAV, or
Waterbury, In the County of Washington, and Dis
trict aforesald. a bankrupt.
Notlce Is hereby glven that on tho 8th dny of
Aprll.1904, the sald KI.11KHTO. I.EVANWAYwaa du
ly adjudicated Uankrupttund that the Ilrst meetlng of
lila credltors will be held at the olllco of
tlio underslgned. Itoom No. C, U. S. l'ostofflce
Ilulldlng, in Montpelier, on Uio 23rd day or
April, A. D. 1901. al ten o'clock In tho lorenoon, at
whlch tlnie the sald credltors may attend, prove
their clalms, appolnt n trustee examlne the bank
rupt, and transact sucli other busiuess us may proper
ly come beforo t.nld lneeilng.
EDWAIID II. DEAVITT,
. Hefereeln Bankruptcy.
Montpelier . Vt.. Marcb II, W04.
COMMITTEE'S 11 v.l'OJiT.
Washington, April 12. Tlio reriort
of tho MacOnll eouimitteo vliioh in
veetiRated tlie ohnrgps against. certain
nieinbers of Cougroes wbb subniitted to
tho Houso today Tlie renort acqnits
Ropreseutatives Lilley, Ooi,n;otiont,
Wtdsworth, New York, Cowers, Knn
Ea, ot nll wrong doiug or iuteution
iu conucctiou with reutals of premises
for poat-olllce purpose. Regardiugal
lowauco for clerb hire, tlie report says
thoro is uo caso in whioh it appenrs
thnt ineiuhors of Congress did moro
tliau refer tho reqaest of tho post
lunstoi to the post-ofllce depnrtnient
or recoiumend tliat tlio request bo
grnuted, With roferenco to lpcntions
of post-oilices the repott givea a oloan
hill of hoalth to nieinbers geuernlly.
Iu oouelusiou it scores tho post-oiTlco
iuspectors for failuro to discovor vari
ous frntidnlout prnotices reooutly nu
earthed, ritOUAHLV JJ1SAI).
Booutou, N. J., April 13. Win
Honr, a divor fronv Now York, who
wns impriBoned iu Beveuty feet of
wnter in the Joraey Oity reeervolr
hero Mouday was yfaterday afternoou
given up for doad by othor divera who
hnd come to aid iu rescuiug him.
Tlio divors worked until tho wnves ou
tho lako ennsed tho rnft ou whioh tho
air pnnip restod to pitoli fo that it
was inipoBHihle louger to aupply tho
men below with nir. On tho possibil
ity that Honr is still nlive nir is (till
boing eeut dcwn to him.