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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, TIIURSDAY, MAY 26, 1904.
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You should bake at home; you get
purer and better food.
But look well to your baking pow
der! It is a most important ingredient
in your baking, and one very apt to be
adulterated. Be sure it is made of pure
cream of tartar.
The best way to be absolutely cer
tain is 'to buy Cleveland's, well known
to be a pure, cream of tartar baking
powder, and the strongest and most
wholesome made.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
There will be nnioti Momorinl ser
vices At tho MethodiBt clinrch noxt
Snnday morniug, 10:-16. Rev. D. H.
Stroug will prench. The mnsio ou
tho occasion, ns well as nt the exer
oisos at tho town hnll ou next Mon
day nfteriioou, will be uuder tho di
reotiuu of Mrs. J. K. Lynde. Kov.
J. O. 'Jherbnriio of St. JohnsburY,
will delivor the addrees nt tho towii
liall ou Mondiiy nfternoou.
Rev. F. E. Onrrier, nt lnst ac
couuts, expeotod to stnrt homewnrd
froin sonthorn Cnliforuia the flrst of
this week. Ho plaua to visit Pike's
Penk, Deuver, Kausas Oity. nnd tho
St. Lonis Exposition on tho wny nud
may be homo tho lnst of iioxt week.
Wo judgo that his trip, thus fnr, has
beeu a very eujoyable 0110. He made
n short visit at tho homo of Mrs. Ella
Benodict,Gri!lln, in Wliittier, Ual ,
nnd white ilshing, uut far fiom Snu
Diego, helped to pnll in a llsli tlint
weighed tweuty-eight ponuds. Of
courso he has taken in what ho conld
of the Methodist Genoinl Gouference
nt Los Angoles.
Rov. Jnson 0. Brigga, of Somerville,
Mnss , preached at Northfield, last
Snnday, and he is expeoted to visit
here, this weok.
Miss Edunh DicbenBon is thonght
to bo improving at thia time, and the
mauy good wiBiios of her friends
ahonld speed her on a rotnrn to
health. Tho flrst of this week the
president of her clnss at Montpelier
Seminary oalled on her at her home
here. He was accompanied by a lndy
friend.
Oharles Hayward tolls of tho con
tinuiug improvement of tho health of
his wife.
Mrs. Gllbert O. Smith, now of
Montpelier, has rooently been, for
some days, nt the homo of her dangh
ter, Mrs. Denny Briggs, of onr plnoe.
Frank H. Martin, at liis anction
salo, last week, realized an nvorage
of a little over $35 eaoh for somo
twenty cows. He is about to como
to the village to livo, for the present,
and will havo his homo with his sis
ter, Mrs. Heury J. Lasell. He will
a8sist his fathor, Ophir S. Martin, in
the work pertuiuing to his meat mar-ket.
.. THE COHEECT ..
3E
To Purchase A Parm
"We were never so well situated to give
: : : you your money's worth as now : : :
45 acre place with a set of buildings which would cost three
times as much as the price asked. Will keep about six cows and
team. Wood enough for place and quite a quantity of fruit.
Brick house which contains eleven rooms, Three barns besides
carriage house. Both house and barns are in good condition.
Place is located only about 6 i-2 miles from Barre city, and from
3 i-2 to 4 miles from Plainfield. Near school and in good neigh
borhood. Price, only Sl IOO- Terms, about $500 down
85 acre place i i-2 miles from N. Montpelier, about 2 1-2
miles from E. Montpelier, and three miles from Plainfield. Will
keep about 15 cows and team. Buildings in extra good condition,
1 1-2 story house, well painted and blinded. Two good barns
with basement. Good silo. Plenty of wood for place. This
property is located on a good road near school, and in good
neighborhood.
Price, S2500
100 Acre Farin for $500. Terms, $100
Balance in small annual payments. Will keep eight cows
and team. Large quantity of hard wood. Buildings are com
fortable. Place is located only 2 1-2 miles from post office.
Would you not like a complete description of these properties?
If you would, just step into our office or send us a card and we
will cheerfully mail them to you.
D. A. PERRY,
REAL ESTATE ACENCY.
Barre Vt. Room 8 and "Gordon Block.
Rain, sunshine eto., aro rojoiciug
tho lioarts of all horo in tho springing
grass, tho growing toliago, tho blos
soming frnit trees. aud tho liopes on
kindlod of nn abnndnut hnrvest of tho
good things of flelds nnd gnrdens.
We liave uo idoa that it was the
fanlt of n certain incnbator in onr
village, that hnd taken fifty eggs iuto
U iietrt, aud retnrnad oue chickon
for tliem, bnt it, somehow, does ro-
call "tho moantain that was in tra
vail, aud bronght forth a monse. "
Mips Mariou Horsford, tho Baccess
fal hoad of onr high sonool dopart-
meut, is taking n few weeks of her
snnmier vaoation here in onr village
Mrs. Henry Erskiue has been the
gnest, ot late, of hor sister, jMrs. Her-
bort u. Platt.
Messrs. George Crnno of Brookfield
and, Ohamborlain of Washington were
in town last weok, in the interests
of tho Orange Oonnty Telephono Gom
pauy. Tliey flnally arraned with
Miss Millio Drnry to retain thocharge
of tho contral oillco, iu tho Beckett
blook.
A petitiou lias been in oirualation
for a tree inral delivoiy of mail iu
onr town.
Mrs. Marion Brnco Eathan died
lnst Monday morning at the homo of
her sister, Slrs. Thomas Poland, in
onr villago, after n long nnd pninfnl
"iokneas. She wns bnried on Tues
day, Rev. D. H. Strong oCQoiating nt
hor fnnernl. She left ono danghter, a
brothor, and two sisters, and was
herself n danglitor of the late Albert
Brnce. Slio telt that death would be
a welcome roloase.
ITALIAN SIIOT THltEE.
Oumberland, Md., Mny 23. Lonis
Limpo, nn Itnlinn, mnrdered three
other Itnlians at Elklick, Pa., last
evening. Dolconi, an Itnlinn wns
gathoring flowers in the front of Lim
po's resldenoe and becnnse he refnsed
to leave Limpo, sliot him dend. Dong
nino nnd Oapoln, two other Italinns,
interfered and wero shot dead by
Limpo, who mado his escnpo to tho
monntains. All wero miners with
fnmilies.
RIOKER MILLS.
Alfred Riokor nud family visitcd
his nunts, Mrs. Nolllo Hood, nud Mrs.
Mnroin Riokor, lnst week.
Tlio mill had n hrcnk down that
dolnycd snwlug n few dnys rocontty.
J. O. Hnrvey expccts to attond oourt
at St. Jolutshnry as ono of tho potit
jnrors tho 1st of Jnue.'
E. L. Rowo was at Mrs. Rioker's
on Suudny, with his family, who ato
stopping with hor mother for a few
weoks.
H. M. Rickor was in Montpolior
recontly.
Tlio United States post olllco in
spcctor wns at, Groton poud recontly
to seo about arfnuging for nn oflico at
that placo. Ho nlso oalled at tho
Rioker Mills oflico.
Mrs. Vira Anuis visited Mnry An
nis over Sundny.
Mrs. Gould nnd Miss Jones returnod
to their homo nt Hillsboro, N. H., ou
Tuesday.
FAYSTON.
Mrs. Dr. Higby of St. Pnnl, Minu.,
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Higby will bo favorably remeni-
berod as Miss Bell Davis, n formor
sncceBsftil teacher iu this town.
Hngh Bnird lins eold his fnrm to tho
McOulloutrh Brothers for $1,800. Mr.
Baird will move to tho placo ho pur
oliased last year from Audrew Blair's
estnto. Wo nre sorry to lose Mr.
Baird nnd his estimnblo family, as he
was born iu this town and has lived
horo nearly fifty years, faithfnlly 1111
ing somo of tlio most important ofllcos
iu the town.
Oharles Lnwrence.who wasreported
to havo pnrohnsed tlio John Ferris
fnrm iu Waitsfield, hns decidod that
ho does not wnut tlio placo and as no
monoy wns pnid down tho bnrgnin
will fall throngh.
Tho road maohiue was startcd last
weok, George Cota and Joo Oorliss
fnrnislnng tho teams aud John McKny
aud Artliur Liviugstou throwing ont
tho stones and smoothing tho road.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
Or. Frank Everotte and wifo of
Castleton spent Thursdny nnd Fridny
nt George Kelton's.
The promonade nnd dance, given
by the band last Thursday evening,
wns onjoyed by n largo orowd. The
boys olenred $12.
Artliur Olnrk and Dennis Gray
begin work this week for Sain Meader,
Mrs. George Kelton Btarts for
Hinoabnrgh on Wednesdny for a two
weeks' visit nt her brother's , F. H
Patriok.
The flrst rteeting of the season was
lield last Snnday, with a good nttend
nnce, tho Rev. Alven Smith as pastor,
Tho meetings will be held at 1 :30 p
m., onoo in two weeks.
EAST CALAIS.
Sorviceq nt 10:45 next Snnday
morning by Rev. A. M, Smith.
Mnrous Keuniston has hirod tho
room formerly occnpied by the Good
Templars and is keeping honse.
Ivan Urny rodo to tho village the
flrst of tho week for the flrst tim
after a illness of several months.
Mrs. Mnndnna Adams is ill again
threatened with pnenmonin. Almn
Leonard is taking care of her.
Mrs. Cnrtii Eastmau recontly joino
her hnsbaud nt their cottage at Lak
Caspian.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dwinoll wont
to Hardwink on Friday, remnining
over Snnday at the homo of W. L,
Pieroo.
Tho Calais cornet band will give a
promonndo in Lamb's hall noxt Fri
day ovening and the Good Templars
aro to serve refreshments.
Mrs. John Gilman is tohavooharge
of tho books of tho oironlating library
and tlicy hnvo been convenieutly
plnced in tho front cornor rooin in
her honso. Llbrnry days nro Wed
nosdays aud Saturdays.
NEWPORT..
Tlio Newport high sohool baso ball
team played tho Enosbnrg Falls team
on tho hoinp ground last Sntnrdny
resnlting In a sooro of 11 to 5 in favor
ot Euosbnrg boys.
Tho Memorlnl Dny exeroiBOS will
bo hold in Odd Follows hnll Friday
morning. Tlio sohool will pnrtioipato
in tho oxoroisos.
D. W. Hildreth, pnbllaher of tho
ExpresB and Standnrd has booglit Rnu
uey & Oo.'s bnsiness, nud nsv soou ns
repairs nro comploted, will movo Into
the Btoro ooopnied by Rannoy & Go,
W. W. rrno is uuuaing n snmmor
oottago on tho BlutT.
Miss Boatrioo Bigolow is the pos
soBsor of a handsomo Sliotland pony
pnrohaBOd by her fathor, O. F. Blgo
low, in Ontario.
Onr popnlar florist, H. J, Ball, hns
a flno fihowiug of cnt flowers and
plauts iu tho atoro formerly oconplod
by tho post oflico in the Trno & Blan
ohard blook.
Dr. Robert MaoDuoald of Sutton,
P. Q,, was oalled to town on Satur
day to visit tho ohild of Mrs. Jonrjie
Anderson,
A sad aooidont ooonrred on Monday
tho 28rd at tho grnnite qnarry when
Poroy Tomplo of Oliarloston, n young
mun, was instnntly killod by a Btouo
falllug from the denlok. His body
was badly ornahed.
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I HIIARANTPP to mnke a koo1 nliow cnrd I
rlKhtdl system ot MAIIj INBT1VOCTION. 1
Uoiirmir conslsta or mty iPdsons. iiiiiBiratcu Dy
Treh rrom tho lmsli ''reprodnctlons. liequiri-s
nlwolutply no tatont or prcvlona trntnlntr. Any
lri(iht man or woman ran learn tlils fasclnatlnff,
protltablo nrt. llvery morchant mnt liave ihow
eardK, or 11 thovr rnrrt wrlter. IadicBl lam tlils
redned, innnpy-makinK tmslnoFB. Coinplcto outflt
Trce to ntmlcmii. IlarniTiKS $2 to $5 per day In yonr
owntom. Tnltion fpe low, terms casy. Writofor
clrculars, testtmonlals, elc. lool iioNltlonn
Q. W. M1LLER COLLEQE (Incori)
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WEST BRADFORD.
S. H. Mnrtin of Verslilro wns
iu
town ono dny lnst week.
Miss Gertrade Worthou retnriied
hoino last Friday after spending two
weeks in Peterboro nud Concord, N.
H.
A. O. Kidder visited Dr. Oharles
Worthen at White Rivor last Friday.
Mrs. Will Oorlies is ill with tho
grip.
Miss Elsto Thurston is nt work for
Georgo Bndmin for n few weeks.
. John Vermonth is spending a fow
weeks wivh his sistor in Keono, N. H.
Mrs. Ohnrles Shnmway went to
White Rivor Junotiou ono dny last
weok.
EAST ELMORE.
J. R, Parker of Morrisville is rnu
uiug the saw this spring.
Rov. Mr. Smith of Worcester gavo
ns a very intortsting scrinon on Snn
dny from Psalm 50-22. He will be
horo aga'iu'nost Snnday at 2,80. All
aro cordially invited to hear liim.
Two of Will Emerson's ohildron
liave puenmonia.
Mrs. Ernost Lawrence is considor-
ably better so she sits np two or three
honrs a day.
George Fisko ot Woroester waB in
tho placo on Snnday and attended
ohuroh.
John DeFnria's little danghter is
ill, threatened with pnenmouia.
G. A. Morse of Morrisville is haV'
ingh is honse horo pnpered and paiut
ed and somo ropairs on tho ontside
made.
P. A. Hollenbeck has had tho
"Annt Nauoy" honse papered and
painted thronghout.
The saw mill started np last week
doing a pretty good job after standing
idle all wintor.
CORINTH.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belroso of
Barre haveboen visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Corydon Sleeper.
' Miss Lnoy Morso has retnrned to B
B. Soribner's after soveral weeks' ab
sonco.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M, Edson attended
the tnneral ot Mrs. Enooh Martin in
Washington on Mny 7.
Miss Oaroliue Oooke arrived home
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Thurbor and
danghter were guestB at F. W. Thur-
bor's on Sunday.
Mr. Jewell of Lawrenco, Mnss., 1b
visiting .his brothor, Georgo A, Jow
oll.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jaokman are
visiting iu Lebanou, N, H,
WEST DERBY!
L. P. Brooks has eoltl his honso to
Mr. Anbin of Nashnn, who will tako
possessiou soou,
Oowiu Joimo retnrned to his homo
in Boston laFt Thnrsday.
Helen Wnkeflold spent Snnday with
hor parents in North Troy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Halo Mason hnvo ro-
turued from their visit to Bostou.
Mrs. Moody Kimball 1b qaito ill
with mnscnlar rhonmatism.
Rdv. E. Magraff narrowly escaped
sbrious injnrios last Snnday aftornoon,
Whilo proparlng to retnru homo aftor
his Borvices his horsse became fright
oned as it was boing baokod from tho
shed in the rear of tho Bapciat
chnrch, and ran throngh tho yard of
Rov. Edwin Blako, throwing Mrs.
Mnrgrnff out of tho oarringo. Tho
nuimnl was booii oanght aftor douiol
ishiug tho vohiolo. Happily Mr.
Margrall oscaped with only n sovoro
slinking np,
Last Wednesdny ovneing will ho
loug remembe'red by mombers of West
Dorby Oanip of Woodmen ns it mnrks
tho datu ot tho most onjoyablo sooial
gntlioring bIiioo tho iustitution of tho
local camp. After tho regnlar rit
ualletio work, rofroslimonts wero
Horvod oonsisting of oako, etrawborrics
and oream. ,
BROOKFIELD.
GoorRe Lynde ot Williamsowtu was
in town the flrst of tho weok,
Morton Ohaso lost one of his nioo
work iiorsos last Thnrsdny ; causo of
death, pnonmonla.
Mr. nud Mrs. Georgo Crnno visited
nt Georgo Donny's in Northfield lnBt
Satnrdny,
MIbs Fnnuio Britton hns gono to
Randolph Oontor to work for Mr. nnd
Mrs. Georgo Templo.
Luoy, danghter of Mr. nnd Mrs. H.
H, Fnllam, who has been ill nt her
grnndfnthcrs' iu Snowsvlllo tlio pnst
three wooka, wns ablo to rldo homo
lnst Sundny.
Mr. nnd Mn. J.. W Pnrnionter
wero with friends in Northfield two
dnys rooently.
Mrs. Floronco Shonks, who hns
spent several weeks in Williamstown,
roturntd to hor liomn horo tho flrst of
tho weok.
Claroncn Bartlett of Barro was nt
F. W. Holt's ono day last weok.
Olaytou Tnckor with his mothor
and little son, wero with friouds
horo last Snnday.
NORTH CALAIS.
Mrs. Georgo Sponcer wns in Mont
polior n few days last weko.
Tho millinory at S. B. Fair's is
from tho MieBes Ingalls nud Kout of
Lnkeporr, N, II.
MIbb Roso Gilkey visited at A. M.
Oamerou's last Satnrday.
Rov. J. D. Waldron of Hardwick
will proaoh tho Momorial sormon Mny
21) nt two p. m. nnd W. A. Graham
of Hardwick will deliver the addross
on Momorial Day.
L. K. Martin nnd wifo .of Hardwick
nnd 0. F. Bonrd woro nt S. B. Fair's
ou Sundny.
ritizEs for ruriLS.
The Eorios of prizes that liave been
offerfd to tho pupils in tho pnblio
schools ot tho Statc, mention of which
wnB mndo in tho Jonrual of May 24,
is given by tho Vermont dopartmeut
of tho Grand Army, with a view to
awakoniug an interest in tho minds ot
the ohildreu in patriotism and thus
olevating their conoeption of and
quickeuing thoir desire to nttain to
good oitizenship.
The prizes aro divided into three
olnsseB of ten eaoh. Tho flrst olass
conshti of caah prizes of 5 each,
with cortificates; tho Eccond, eoleced
books, with cortificates; tho third,
cortificates of honorablo mentiou.
Twelvo prizes go to high sohool
stndontB nnd elghteon nre for gram
mar echool pupils. Any of the ohild
reu in tho pnblio sohools in tho State
or thoso in privnto sohools, whose
fuition in ncndemies is pnid ont of
pnblio fnuds, mny competo. A com
mitteo will be appointed to nward tho
prizes. Tho essays mnst bo Bnbmitted
to tho State snperinteudent on or bo
fore November 1. Essays nre limited
to 800 words, and mnst bo sigued with
a fiotitions name and accompanied by
a plain sealed envelope contnining
tho writer's real and fiotitions names
and his school and personal history,
also a certiflcate from tho teaohor
oertifyiug that tho writor is a pnpil
in tho sohool aud that to the best ot
the tcaclier's knowledgo tho eseny is
originnl. Tlio subjects on ono of
which eaoh essay muBt bo writton, aro
as follows:
Vermont in tho Oivil War, General
Georgo J. Stannard, Tho Mnklng of
Vermont, The Green Mountaiu BoyB,
The Battle of Bennington, Vermont
ers in the Battle ot GettyBbnrg, Ethan
Allen, Seth Warner, Thomas Chitten
den, Jnstin S. Morrill, Tho Oregon
and Oaptain Olnrk, The Battle of
Maniln Bay, Our War Govornors,
Pre-Memorial Day in Vermont,
"Unolo Sam's Yonng Army," Why
Wo Honor the Flag.Abraham Lincoln,
UlyBseB S. Grant, Benjamin Franklin,
James Russoll Lowell, Daniel Wob
stor, Tho Lesson ot the Oivil War,
The Bronze Buttou, Tho Grand Army
ot 1904, The Lonisiana Purjhnso,
General George H. Thomas, Willinm
Olark, Tho Wnr of tho Revolntion,
The Spanish-Amorican Wnr, Tho
Lessons of Peace, Patriotto 'SougB,
Our National Emblem,
In writing to the teaohers of tho
Stato on tho snbjeat of Pro-Meniorinl
Day, Mr. Rangor sets forth eloqnently
tho beneflcent iuflnonces that como
from Momorinl Dny obBorvnucos in
onr sohools. His pnragraph renda as
follows:
" Vermont has rearod mauy oostly
monnments to tho momory of her
Boldiers of tho oivil war, hor ora
torBand writers havo again and
ngnin paid loyal tribute to thoir
honor, aud eaoh now Momorial Day n
gratoful aud loyal peoplo, follnwing
tho lines of vetorans, place flowers
npon thoir honorod graves; but there
onn bo no finor tribnte, no pnror
honor, no swoeter rovorenoo thnn that
ollorod them by tho Bohool ohildien
and yonth of our State, gnthored in
thoir sohool-homes ou Pro-Memorlnl
Dny, tho sohool's "Sabbath of patriot
ism." In this beantitnl memorlnl
tho hearts of onr yonng peoplo will
be tonohed by its lioly inspiration ;
tlicy will grow moro klndly, moro
revorent, moro loyal to home, oonntry
nnd Qod; in their llvos will bo per
potuatod thoso mauly virtues that
mako tho grand passion of patriotism ;
and thus enshrining in hnmau hearts
will be the moro boantifnl and en
dnring momorial that Vermont giveB
to her patrlots."
Augnstn, Ga,, May 25. A milllon
dolUr flre reported this morning at
GroonMrood, S. 0.
Legal Notices.
COMMISSIONKUS' NOTICK.
ESTATE OFANOIK Jf. Itll'I.KY.
..Tlio Jinilcrtlimcil, IwtImk bccn nppolntPU by tho
IJon. Probatc Court for tlio Ulttrlct ol Wanhlnaton
Conimlsloiicr. to recelvo. cxwiilno tnl niyuil nll
clalmmnil ileniiul9 nrall neraons ainlntt the cttato
orANdlUJI. MPI.KY, fate or WorccHcr. Iu f
I'lstrlct (Icceascdjnndnll clnlms cslilliltcd ln oflset
tnercto, licreby frtve notlca that wo will nuct for
tlio purposea aforcanld, t tbullureor II. I). Vull,
In the town of Worcostf r In lal.l UUtrlct, on tho
28th day of Jlay, and 12th day of Octobor, noxt
from 1 o'clock r. r. untll fi o'clock p. M., cach
oftalddaya and that alx montha from the 12th day
of Aprll.A. I). 11NM, la the tlmo llmltcd by aald
Courtfor eald crcdltorato prcaent their clalma to
us for oxamlatlon anl allowance.
9I)atcd at Worcester, this lDthday ot May, A. D.
, ' IIE.VItV I). VAIL,ICommla.
Sl-M IIAllltV HALL, iloncra
ESTATE OF KATE WEEKS.
COHHISnlONIH'S NOTICK.
The underalinied hailnK been appointed by the
Hon. Trobate Court for the Ulstrlctof Waahlnjrtou.
Coratulsaloncra, to rccelve, exandne and adjuat al
clalma and demandaor all peraona nxalnat tho eatate
Jf KATE WEEKS. late of Calais, In aald
Dlstrlct, deceascdt and all clalma exhlblted In
offset thcrcto. hcreby (jIto notlce that we will tnect
for the purposea afortaatd, at tho atorn orW. II.
Ualley, In tho town of Calais, In aald Ulatrtcl,
on the lCth day of Junn and 3rd day ot N'ovcmbcr,
next, from 1 o'clock r. t. untll o'clock
r. M.. each of aald daye, and that alx
montha from tho bth day of May, A. 1)
1CC4, ls the tlmo llmlttd by aald Court for aald
crcdttora to present their cfalma to ua tor cxaniln
atlonand allowanco.
Dated at Calais, thla 20th day ofMay A. U., 1904.
AI.IlEItT C. I1L1SS. ( Comriil
21-23
wal,i,auu w. ftOYiss, l alonera.
E&TATE OF CYItUS FAIINSWOUTII.
State or Vkhmont.
DisTittcT or Washington, b. b.
In Probato C'otirt. held at Montpelier, In and for
sahl Dlstrlct on the 21st day of May, A. U. 19C4.
James K. I'lrle. Admlnlstrator ot tho estatc
of CYItUS FAKNSWOHTII. late !of Calali, In
sahl Dlstrlct, deceascd. makes uppllcatlon to aald
Court, with the consent aud apprubatlon In wrltlnx
of the wldow and hclra of aald deceaaed,
re8ldlne ln the Stato of Vermont, fnr llrpnsR in nntf
all of tiic real estata of snlil ileeeasil. nltiiAtiw! In
Calnls, In aald Dlstrlct. to wlt: Iloiue fnrm, In
cludlnK tho Interest of the wldow of sald deceased
thereln nnd tho homcslead rlght, renretcntlni;
inai ino aaie mereoi wouui ue oenenciai to tho
wldow and hcirs ot aald deceased. and thnse ln-
tereated ln her eatate, In order to conyert aald
rcai csiaie niio moncy.
Whereunon. ltlsordered by aald Court. that aald
appllcatlon bo referred to a seaslon thereof, to be
held at the Probato oflico. ln sald Montnellnr. on
the lltli day of Jiine, A. D. 10UI, for hearlm;
anu uecision mereon; anii, n is rurincr oruereu
that all rtersons lnterestctl be notlfled bcreof.bv nub-
ltcatlon of notlce of sald appllcatlon and order
thereon three weeks auccesslvely In the Vebmont
Watciiman anu State Jouiinal, a newspaper
publlahcd at Montpelier, In thla Statc, and which
clrculates ln the neiehborhnod of those lnlerc&ted
bcfore aald tlme ol bearlnfr, that they may appear at
aaiu iuue auu iui:e, nnu, u lliey sce cause, ODec(
mereio.
I!y tbeCourt.-Attest.
51-J3 IIIItAMCAItLETON, JudRO,
Notice op Fihst Mketinu of Ciikditohs.
In tho Dlstrlct of the United States, for thc
uisinci 01 veruioni. in iianKrupicr.
ln the matter of LUC1AN A. DOWNIXO, bank
runt.
To tho credltors of LUCIAN" A. DOWNINO, of
PlatnBeld, In the County of Washington aud
Dlstrlct iiforesald a bankrunt.
Notlce Is hereby gtven that on the 17th day of
March. A. D., 1904, the sald LUCIAN A. DOWN
INUwas dulyadjudged bankruptt and that thellrtt
meetlng of his credltors will bo held at
tbe office or the undcrslgned, Itoom No,
6, U. S. Post Offlco llulldlng. Montpelier,
on the 4th of June, A. 1 D. 1M4, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon, at which tlme the sald credl
Itors may attend. prove their clalma. appolnt a
trustee, examlne the bankrupt, und transact aucb
other bualnesa as may properly come beforo aald
meetlng.
EDWAKD II. DEAVITT,
Keferee ln Ilaukruptcy.
Montpelier. Vt. May 21, 1904.
Notice ofFinalMeetinoof creditors.
In the Dlstrlct Court of tho United States, for the
Dlstrlct of Vermont, ln Ilaukruptcy.
ln the matter of FliANK T. McJAItETT, bank
runt: To tho credltors of FRANK T. McJAItETT. ot
Montpelier, In the County of Washington and Dls
trlct aforesald, a bankrupt.
Notico Is hcreby glvcn that T. Itcdfleld Phllllps,
truatee of tho aald bankrupt. haa flled ln court hla
flnal account, and a meetlng of the credltora of
the aald FltANK T. McJAItETT. will be held at
tho ofllce of the umlerslgiu'd. Itoom No.
C. U. S. PoatOfflce Hulldlng, In Montpelier, on the
4th day or June, A. D. 1104, at ten o'clock In
the forenoon, at which tlme the flnal account of the
aald trustce wlllbo examlned and passed upon.
EDWAKD II. DEAVITT,
Keferee ln Ilaukruptcy.
Montpelier. Vt.. May 20,1804.
NOTICE OF FlK8TilEKTl.NO OF CREDITORS.
In the Dlstrlct of the United States, tor tbe
Dlstrlct of Vermont, In llankruptcy.
In the matter of DAVIDCOOK. bankrupt.
To the credltora of DAVID COOK. of the Clty
of Ilarre, In the County of Washington, and Dls
trlct aforesald. a bankrupt.
Notlce Is hereby given that on tho 12th day of
May. A. D. 1001, the aald DAVID COOK was dn
ly adjudlcated bankrupt; and that the llrat meetlng of
hla credltora will be held at the ofllce of
the uuderalgued, Itoom No, 6, U. S. l'ostofflco
llulldlng, In Montpelier, on tho 4th day of
June A, D. 1901, al ten o'clock In the forenoon, at
which tlme tho aald credltora may attend, prove
their clalma, appolnt a trusteo examlno the bank
rupt, and transact sucli other bualnesa aa may proper
ly come beforo aald meetlng.
EDWAKD II. DEAVITT,
Keferee In Bankruptcy.
Montpelier , Vt., Jlay 20, 1904,
NOTICE OFFIRST MEZTINO OF CREDITOB8.
In the Dlstrlct of the United States, fot the
Dlstrlct of Vermont, ln llankruptcy.
In the matter of MILES AND SIUIiPHY,
bankrupta.
To the credltora of ANDKEW MILES AND
JEItKY MUKP1IY, of tho Town ot llnrre, In tho
County of Washington and Dlstrlct aforeaaM, co
partners under tbe flriu namo of MILES A2fD
MUItPHY. bankruptss
Notlce ls hereby given that on the 4th day of
February, A. D. 1901, the sald MILES AND
MUKP11Y weie duly adjudlcattrt bankrnpts;
and that the rlrst meetlng of their credltors
will be held at the olllco of the under
algned, Itoom No. 6, U. S. Poat Ottlce llulld
lng. Montpelier, on the 4th day of June,
A. D. 1901. at ten o'clock ln tho forenoon. at
which tlme tho aald credltoia may attend, prove .
their clalma, appolnt a trustec, examlno the bank- I
rupis, anu iransaci aucn otner Dusiuess aa may prop
erly come befrre aald meetlng.
KDtVAKD II. DEAVITT
Keferee In llankruptcy.
Montpelier Vt., Mny 21. lt04.
Notice of KirstMeetino of Creditors.
In the Dlstrlct of the United Statea, for. the
Dlstrlct of Vermont. In llsnkruntcv
taln the matter of JUSKPil KAI1ITAILLE, bank ,
'"fo'the credltors of JOSEPII KAIIITAILLE, of j
tho Town of Ilarre, In the County of Washington,
and Dlstrlct aforesald, a bankrupt. 1
Notlce Is hereby given that on the 9th day of
March, A.D., 1904. tlio saldJOSEPH 1IAU1TAILLE
was duly adudlcated bankrupt: and that tho flrst
meetlng of his credltora will be held at tho ,
omce 01 ine uuuersigneu, itoom no 0, u. B. rosiui
tlce llulldlng. Montpelier, on the 4th day of June,
A. D, 1904, at ten o'clock Iu the forenoon, at which tlmo
the aald credltors may attend, prove their clalma, ap
polnt a trustee, examlno tliu banlriipt, and transact
such other buslueaa as may properly come befor
aald meetlng.
EDWAKD II. DEAVITT,
Keferee ln llankruptcy
Montpelier, Vt.. May 20, 19C4.,
IN THE MATTEIt OF ALKXANDEK A.
McMILLAN.) ""
Iiankrupt. In llankruptcy
To the Honorablo Iloyt II. Whceler, Judge ofthe
Dlstrlct Court ofthe United Blatea In the Dlstrlct ol
Vermont,
AI.EXANDF.lt A. .McMILLAN. or Montpelier, In
the County ol Washington aud Btale of Vermont, re
apectmily representa that on the 6th day ol August,
last past, lie was duly a(Judged a bankrupt
under the acta of Congresa relatlng to bank
ruptcy; thathe has duly aurrcndered all hla prop
erly and rlgtts of property, aud haa fully com
plled with all the requlrements of sald acts, and wltb
the ordera of the Court touchtng hla bankruptcy.
Wherefore, he prays that ho may bo decreeil liy tha
Court to liave a full dlscharee from all debts provable
agalnst hla cstate under sald bankrupt acta, except
auch ilebta aa are exeiupt by law trom auch dla
Charge. ALEXANDER A. McMILLAN, Iiankrupt,
Dated this Mh day of May. A, I). ItKH.
UNITED STATES DISTK10T COUKT
FOItTHE D18TKIOTOF VEItMONT
ALEXANDEK A. McMILLAN,
i Iiankrupt Dlschargo.
Notlce Is hereby given that ALEXANDEK A.Tdc
M1LI.AN. bankrupt, haa flled hla petitiou, dalcd
May 5, 1904, praylng for a illtcharga from all hla
debta, In bankruptcy, aud that all credltors and other
tKraona oblecllng to auch dlschargo luay attend befora
the underslgned, referee, at hla ofllce, Itoom No. 6. U.
S. Poat Omce llulldlng, In Montpelier, on Juue II,
1904, at lo o'clock A. M., and tlien and there pre
sent their objectlona, If any, to auch dlscharge, with
I helr proofa thereon.
EDWAKD II. DEAVITT.
Keferee In llankruptcy.
Montpelier, VI., May M, 104.
Jackson, Miss., May 25. Yazoo
Oity is buruiug np. Aluioet ovory
strooturo on Malu streot 1b in flauies,
The Iosb already 1b 1300,000.
BoBton, May 25. Oue thoueaud six
hnndred paiutors went on n strike
today.
To One Lady Once
FOR $1.00
1 Bcautltui Gmbroldcrcd Turn Over Collar.
1 White Embroldercd Dlsliop Tab Collar.
For wash walsta.
I New and Very Popular Collar and Culf Set.
Latest Bulgarlan ernbroldery Incolora onllnen.
I I'laucn Lace Top Collar.
Very styltsli, rlng pattern, Ivory or buttcr color.
1 Floradora Dack Comb.
Dark tortotse ahell color, crooved tum over top
and coarse tcetli ; nlcely hnished 15c. artlde.
1 Glrdle or Ncck Chaln. S4 Inchea long, 1 rowa
bralded seed heada and tassel with a large agate
beads, All white or all blue.
1 Pearl Walst Sel. Heautllully carved larga alze
buttonj, with strong pins ln back.
1 Pcacock Eye llat Pln. Now all the rage.
Eucry arttclo namad above ls latest
up'toidate stylc, and neoilcd by avery
tady thts Sprtng and Summer The lat
cannot be bought In any storc for lasi
than $1.65. Our rcgular bargaln prtee
ItSI.OO BVT
Untll May 23rd to advertlte oursolvcs and
gct new customers, wo will send every
Itent namad abovo by prepald oxproix,
also a oery latest Crushed Lcather liolt
ofUndrcssad C'"' wlthout extra charge.
We cannot send thla offtr more than oncc to the
same person, and not to dealers, and not aiter Myi23.
Don't mias thla. Order to-day.
PARSONS-PALMER COMPANY
lummer Street and Dorchester Avenue, BOSTON, MAS3.
WORCESTER.
Rev. J. E. Wright hns nn appoint
ment to prench in the Putnamville
school houEe at S:l, p. m. next Sun
day. M. P. Kent, who has been ill, is
convaloscent.
Mr. nud ,Mrs. J. E. Haucock were
in Elmore on Suuday.
Mr. and Mri. Poroy Bolton are the
pments of n daughter, born May 21.
Mrs. Edwin Jatnes wns in Stowe
recently to visit her danghter, Mrs.
Ward Oollius.
T. Flanagnn aud wifo of Montpel
ier, wero receut visitors at B. E.
Gillette's.
Rev. Mr. Smith, pastor of the
Methodist chnroh, condnctod services
at East Elmore on Sundny afternoon,
Mrs. Hackett and Miss Sadie Orose
of St. Johnsbury, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. M. V. B. Oross, their pnrents.
Mrs. I. S. Anstin and son, Her'oert,
of Moretown, wero gnesfs nt H, E.
Austin's on Suudny.
Among tliosb from ont of town on
Snnday wsre Mrs. H. W. Oollier of
Stoneham. Mass., Mrs. Frank Gront
ot Montpelier, L. L. Kent aud wife
of Northfield, Fred Colbj' an,d Miss
Long of Middlesex and Olinton Taylor
and wife of Barre.
TOPSHAM.
G. I. Putnam of Olaremont, N. H.,
and J. F. Habbard of Boston havo
been tho gnests of Hon. J. R.Mclam tt
fow days recently, also Nelson Bailey,
cashier of Wells River bank.
Frederiok K. Hood, son of Allen
Hood of this plnoe, has been elected
jnnior vice commander of the George.
J. Wh'ittior Uainp of Boston.
Erwin Harvey of Montpelier was in.
town recently.
Harry Molam and J. L. Powers was
in Groton last week.
Fred Lewis of Oorinth wns in town
on Saturday to do some work for Mrs.,
,N. R. Johnson.
Tha Methodist meeting will bo at
11 o'clock now instead of 1.80.
Tho boardina honse is now open and
the men havo all arrived. The honse.'
is rnn by Mr. Pease.
Mrs. Lydia Coruth remains about
tlio same.
William Oraigie is Beriously ilL
OORINTH.
Mrs. Edson Fowler died on May
20th at tho home of hor son-in-law
nud danglitor, Mr. nud Mrs. Hornoo
Dnlloff, wliere she hns4ived since the
death of her hnsbaud, The fnneral
was on Snnday.
Rov. Mr. Stnrtevant of Hartland
preached for tho Oongregationnl
chnroh the past two SaudayB.
Georgo W. Taplin nnd wife of Chel
sea havo been visiting relatives in
town.
Frank Boud is carrying on O. W.
Sloan's farm which he haB reutod for
tho year.
Leon Londry has bonght Pliny
Craft's farm in 'Bradford bnt does not
take possesaion till next fall.
Quick Arrest
J. A. Gnlledge of Yorbena, Ala.,
was twico In tho hospital from a so
voro oaso of pilos oansiug 24 tnmors.
After dootors nud all romedieB failod
Backlen's Arnica Salvo qniokly nr
rested furthor intlammatiou aud onrod
him. It conqnera aohes and kills
paln. 25o. at 0. Blabely's, Druggist.
MARRIAGES.
In Woodbury, May 8, Irving Oarr
nnd Sarah Ohaso, both of Woodbury.
Iu Brookfield, May 11), by Rov. Mr.
Aborororabio, MIbs May Newell and
Vernon Barnes, both of East Brook
field. ,
In Barro, Mny 18, Miss Prisoilla.
White nnd Robert Knox Noleon, both
ot Barre.
lHRTlIiS.
In Woroester, Mny 21, a danghter
to Mr. and Mrs. Peroy Bolton,
nWATJIS.
(u Williamstown, May 28, Mrs.
Mnrlon Brnce KaHmii,
In Montpolior, May 24, W,
Watermau.
In Montpolier, May 31, Mri. H. A
Skiuuor.