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VERMONT WATCIIMAN & STA-TE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 1G, 1904.
MONTPELIER AND VIGINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINUS.
MIssob Julia Pockaud Edith Blauoh-
nrd aro liomo froui Now York aud nro
uow graduatos of Oolumbia Unlvorsity.
Hon. Josoph A. DoBoor returucdou
Weduesday uight from a wostern trip
in tlio intorosts of hn Natioiinl Llfo
InBurauco Oornpany.
Goddard Somiuary won tho ulntii
consooutlvo victory ou Saturday by
dofeatlng n piokod toaui froin tlils
olty. Scoro, 8 to 1.
Mrs. B. A. Bishop, accompanied by
hor bou aud danglitor, arrivod at tho
Somiuary on Thursday ovoning to
mako thoir pornianont hoino liore.
Miss Alico It. Bookwitli, direotor of
tho kindorgacton dopartment of tho
oity schools, aud lior sistor left for
thelr homo in Newbury on Friday
nfteruoon.
A mass inooting waa hold in this
oitv on Saturday ovpnlng at whioh
tho Btriko situation was disonssod by
lnrnpors and poliBhors aud manufao
turors. No doflnito aotion was takeu.
A call haa been postod in Berlin, for
a Republicau oancue to be hold at tho
Whito ohuroh on Satnrday, Jnno 18,
at 2 o'olook p. in . Doiogatoa to tho
couuty and district convontions will
bo olectod.
The two and ono-half year old
daughter of Saniuol Moruudi dicd this
inornirg at hor houio ou Berlin stroet
in Barro froru tho results of a ecaldiug
Bho receivod on Tlinreday by fnlLing
into a tnb of hot wator.
At tho Dernocratio cancus of Barrj
town ou Wednesdny oveuing tho fol
lowing four delegatos were oleoted to
the Stato aud district couventions:
O. N. Barbor, J. D. Fitzpatriok, M.
J. Oarley and W. M. Orowley.
Frauk D. RobiuBOU, who was ar-
rested on Thursday in East Montpelier
for non-support of his tamily, was iu
city court today. Ho has rnado ar
rangements witli Oversoer Fariuentor
for tho settlenient for help given his
iarnily iu the post aud tho caso will
etaud opcn for a tiiue.
Accordiug to reports of tho listors
of Barro tho graud list shows an in
orease aud tho uumbor of polU a
small decreaso. This year tho graud
list was $42,!)31.03 and a year ago it
was 41 OGO.GG. Tho unuiber of polls
this year exclusivo of .those oxompt
from taxatiou is 2,830 and last year
they nnmbered 2,805.
The Oo-operativo storo of Barro
discontiuned busiuess last weok and
the mortgagees took possession of
the placo and aro selling out tho
etook. The store has been a failure
and the stook holdors will lose evory
thing they put into tho bnsiness. F.
P. Kinuey was mannger until about
two uiouths ago wlieu ho was sucoeed
ed by A. M. Smith.
Tho wrestling matoh in Barro on
Weduesday evening betweon Dnncau
0. Ross aud Robort Ewen was given
to Ewen by reforeo Jorry Donahue of
Nortlifleld, Tlio wrestlors wero busy
for about 145 minutes and neitlier ono
got a throw. Oriesof "Fake!" greoted
the deoisiou o( the referoe aud little
satisfaction was raanifest on tho part
of the spectatorB.
Alexauder Ooffoy diod of hcart
tronblo at his liomo in Wrightsville ou
Tlinrsday evoniug. Ho ate hiu Bupper
as usual and died itmuediately aftor
ward. The deceasod was fifty-flvo
years old aud was a toamster most of
his life. A widow, a daughter, Mrs.
Oould of 'Wrightsvillo aud a siBter,
Mrs. Hirain Smith, of Montpelier, are
auious tho living relatives of tlio do
coased. The Spaulding higli sohool alumni
held a banquet in tho higli shool
rooms in Barro ou Friday evoniug at
0 o'clock, with about 05 prosent.
Earl Parker '97 aoted as toastuiaster.
Tho following oillcors wero olectod ;.
Olarenco Worthon '08, presidont,
Miss Carrie Beeinis, '04, vico-presi
dent, Miss Nellie Stoughtou, '02,
troasnrer aud MIbs Emrua VYhitohead,
'02, Bocretary.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ilarry S. Golton woro
in Barre ou Friday evoniug to attoud
the wedding of MiBS Loua, oldcst
daughter of A. D. Morse, to Oapt
Kingsla of Los Angeles, Oal. The
wedding took placo at tlio brido's
liomo, tlio coremouy beiug perforuisd
by Rev. Asa M. Bradley. Oapt. and
Mrs. Kingsda left on tho night train
for Boston wlioro they will visit for
a timo later golng to Old Orohard
Beacli aud tlion to'tlio St .Lonls fair.
Tho Epwortii Loaguo Morcy aud
Help Dopartinont of tho Trinity
Methodist cliuroli is ready to do
practical Ohrlstinn work. Mothers
who will bring thoir little ohildron
to tho vostry of tho cliuroli will fiud
onpahlo young ladies thero to caro for
the little folkB, whilo tho mothors aro
onjoylng tho Suuday morniug sorvioo
whioh begiuo at 10.30. Thoro will
bo young ladies roady to do this work,
bcginning next Snnday, Juno 12,
Honry E. FiQeld ,(has bought, tho
houso on Stato streot loasod by him
for sevoral years past. Tlio proporty
was bequoathed by Mrs. Ann Dillon
to a oliaritnblo iustitution in Boston
for destitute ohildron, of whioh tho
pnrohaBO was made. Mr, and Mrs.
Fiflold nro reooiving tho cougratula-
ABSOLUTE
SECURIfY.
Cenuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Boar Slgnaturo of
Seo Pac-Slmlle Wrapper ISelow.
Vexy ttrnnll anil nn oBf
to lake ns ngnr.
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DI7ZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATIOH.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FCR THECOMPLEXION
M-t uutf uivf tiiyiTUiit.
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
tiousof thoir frionds and noiglibors.
Tlio place, very dosirablo and attrac
tivo for its location and surrouud
iugs, will bo greatly improved by
chauges and repairs.
Uomuioncouiont weok at Goddard
Somiuary, Barre, opous Suuday, June
19, wlien tho Bormou to tlio graduat
iug olass will bo proachod by tho Rev.
Oharlea Oonkliu, of Bostou. Olass
day eserciBOS occnr on Monday at 2
p. in., with a coucort by tho muslcal
departnient at oight. Tnesday is
alumni day. Tho annual meotiug will
be hold at 10 o'olock, litorary exer
oises at 11 and dinuer at 12:30. The
trusteos havo a nieotiug at 10 a. m.,
and the prizo speakiug occurs at 8 p.
in. Woduesdny is commoucomont day
aud in tho ovouiug a rocoptiou will bo
hold by tcachors aud the gradnating
class.
A largo blaokboard, thatwill bo sot
up ou the baso ball grouuds, to bo
used iu displaying the Bcores cf tho
leaguo games in this city isboing pro
parod by James Mariou, n paiuter on
iSlm stroet. The ontiro board is six
by fourteon feot. The upper half of
the board is oconpied by oignr ads,
tho lower half will have two Bots of
tabular spaces, for giving the scores
of the iuter-oity teams and itB op
pouonts. Each squaro will bo twelvo
uichos, giving pleuty of room for large
figures tliat can easily bo read at a
diBtanco. Mr. Marion is also propar
iug au elegaut now sigu for tho mark
et of 0. 0. Holmes. Tliis sigu will
be ilnished and lottercd in silver and
gold leaf.
The Oaseiu Manufaoturing Coni
pauy has fllod assooiation papors at
the ofilco of the seoretary of Stato
today, with a capical Btock of 550,-
000, The articlus of assooiation covor
flve type-written pages. But iu brief
tho conoeru is orgauized to cnrry on a
geiieral dairy busiuess to mnnnfactuio,
buy and soll all products mado from
uiilk or livo stock aud to exoroise all
rights aud priviloges accordod by the
laws of tho State of Vormont for cor-
porations. Tlio prinoipal placo of
busiuess named is Bellows Falls.
The capital stock i divided into 5,500
sharos of a par valuo of $100 each.
Tho signers aro as follows: Williarn
A. Hall, Bellows Falls, Albert E.
Riohardson, Burlington, J, L. Rioh,
New York Oity, Norrnan Houdorsou
aud Rudolph Kisaol, Morristown, N.
J. ; Minnio Barrett, and Gcorgo J.
Gillespie, Now York Oity.
For Inva
ICARTEKS
PlTTLE
H PILLS.
A physiclan writes: " I gave to a lady, long suffering with a stomach troublc, who found it difficult to
obtain a food that digested well
Df PRICE S
WHEAT FLAKE GELERY
and it proved acceptable to her stomach, digested rcadily, and assistcd in bridging over a crisis in her
history." " I recommend it to invalids, infants and aged, and to all persons as pure, healthy cereal food."
Palatable Nutrif ious Easy of Digesfion and Ready to Eai
MjMtgnature on
evvry
Dr. Prlco, tho creator of Dr. Prico's Creara Baking Powder and Dellclous Flavorinff Extrncts.
Preparetl by PRICE CEREAL FOQD CO., Food Mills, DATTLE CREEK, MICH., Maln Offices, CHICAGO
SOLD BY KELLQCC & JEROIYIE
1'IANOFORTE REOITAL.
By Graduatos of Tliat Dopartuiout at
tho Souiinary.
A ploasing rooital by tho piauoforto
graduatos of this year, .assistod by
Mr. Iloriuon D. Ilopkius, baritouo,
was glvou at tho Spminnry on Wod
ucsday evoniug, as usual this oviuit
of coinuiouconinut drow a largo audl
onoo. Tho gradnatoB aro Misees
Geitrudo M. Lawson, Oharlotto M.
NaBon, Lilla G. Hewoy, MargnoritoD.
Stono, Sadio M. Eastman, Nolllo V.
Barnos, aud Horaco G. Williauis.
Tho oponing uumbor, a difllcult
symphony by Beothovou, was playod
by MIbsos Lawson and Nason. Al
thongh it took uoarly thlrty luiuntos.
bo uicoly was it roudorod tliat it hold
tho oloso attontiou of tho audiouco
throngliont, as, indeed, may be sald
of tho outiro program. Eaoh of tiiose
yonng ladios had also a solo, tlio form
"or playing soloctions from Ohopln and
tho wiord but boautiful "Dlo Lore
loi," and tho latter throo oxqnisito
Beloations from Leschtizky, Novin and
Ohamiuado, respeotivoly. Beothovou 's
"Mooullght Sonata," played by Miss
Eastman, and a double number, a
Ohopiu Nocturno in D llat aud "Ara-
besquo", Sohumanu, by Miss Barues,
were all o.xoolloutly roudored. Miss
Stouo's part iu tho program inoludod
two double uumbors from tlio follow
ing composers, Sohubert, Chopiu,
Ohnminado, Lichner, tho last uamod
for loft liaud aloue, in which she
showod much ability. Uhopiu's
boautiful uocturuo in F niinor was
roudorod by Miss Ilersoy, aud " Elcgy, ' '
Nollot, by Horaco B. Williams.
Mr. Ilopkius saug two solos, "Ab
bouco, " by Bonuett and "Dorothy
McGiuuess, " Marks, oach of which
brought 1'ortli oncoros to which ho
kiudly respouded much to the ploas
uro of his hoarers. Miss Eastman was
accompauist.
The outire olass displayod vory
creditably tlio results of oarnost svork,
by no meaus uumixed with taleut,
and tho uuflaggiug oifort of Prof. L.
J. Hathaway, iustrnctor.
CASTORI
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
SUjnntura of
TJIWAUTED SUICIIJE.
Tlio polico of Barro wore called to
Pearl stroet on Thursday ovoning to
frustrate a suioide. Oscar Nicksou,
colored, gave his wifo a soare by say-
ing that lie wonld kill himself in just
threo minutes. Ho laid a loaded ro
volvor on the kitoheu tablo and plnced
a olock bosido it, all of whioh inci
dents gavo greater weight to his iu
toutions. Mrs. Nioksou, also colored,
became alartnod and sent a hurry call
to the police. They arrivod on tlio
spot before tlio throo minutes had
expirod. They iound Jiim uuder a
table with a slightcut, probablymado
with a razor, iust over his heart
Ho was arrested and spunt the night
in the police station. A lotter was
found ou his person addrodsod to his
mothor in Virginia stating his iuton
tions. It iB stated that ho was jealous
of his wifo aud had been in a stato of
unrest over sinoe tho Nashvillo Trou
badors havo been in tho oity playiug
at Josoph O&sola's thoatro.
cua.si'osi.i'A.
deara the ) e Kind You Hav8 Always Bougti
Slgnature St yjjf.
DishoneBty has passed tho
wlieu a mau oheats at soltaiio.
limit
FOOD
package,
ELVOUTIOtf UEC1TAL.
Ploasant Eutortainment at tho Somiu
ary. Miss LawBou'a Graduatlon.
A socoud olooution aud graduatiou
rooital was glvou on Ftlday ovoning
at tho Sominnry, this timo by Miss
Gortrudo Lawson aBslstoo by Mr. W.
S. Goss, tonor, and Miss Lula F.
Burnham, plauist. MIsb Lawson was
ono of tho prizo wiuuors of a yoar
ago. Her graco and oase of nmiinor
ou tho stago gavo a tileasing impres
sioii, Tho soloutions wore, with ono
exooptiou, somowhat of a tragio ordor
in all of wliioli, howovor, she Bhowod
rnnoh ability. Porhaps tho talo of
"Sombra" oontaining a graphio des-
oriptiou of a Spauish bnll fight, aud
into whioli a romanco is also wovon,
caltod forth sonio of hor best offort.
It would be dlilloult, liowover, to dis
orimlnate, withont goiug iuto toohul
oalities, betwoeu that and tho olosing
solootion, "The Gypsy Flowor Girl,"
recitod in costumo. Tho makonp waa
oxcolleut aud Miss Lawsou waa for
tho nouce a vorv aharming gypsy girl.
Tho beautiful pathos of "Tho Soul of
the Violin," was woll brought out,
its offoct beiug hoightenod bv soft
piauo accompauiment played by Misa
iSaBOii.
Miss Baruham's piauo solo, a doublo
number, "Consolatiou," Listz, and a
gay little etude, "Tho Buttorily,"
was beautifully rendorod, and soeraed
eapeciallv appropriato followiug the
story of "Tho Rnggles' Dinuor Par
ty," whioh. despito its delioious
hntuor, lins a Btrougly pathetio uote.
In this Eolection Miss Lawson kopt
tho outiro sympathy of her audionce.
Miss Hamilton, teachor of elooution,
had jnst causo for pride iu lier pupil.
Mr. Goss' siugiug was a raro treat
aud his fiue teuor brought forth mnuy
expressiouB of onjoymont other thau
tho applauBO whioh followed liis song,
"If I But Daro." Tlio applause was iu
sistont aud ho respouded siugiug
" Afterwards," ouo of those sougs
which may bo Iieard again aud agaiu
with unfailing dolight. Tho eveuiug'B
ontortaiument was waruily commouded
and grontly oujoyed.
A Montoollor WomanAsks
"Havo you a floor paiut that will last
two weeks?" Yes, we havo Dovoo's;
it has a boautiful gloss aud will wear
two yearB if pioperly applied. Abboct
& Hailoy. 4
SUlil'RISE FOK Mli. 11AM.
Prof. E. G. Hnro, retiriug prinoipal
of tho Washington couuty grammar
school, had a pleasaut surprise wheu
ho roturnod liome from Echool ou
Friday. Ho found a box from Emslie's
greeuhouse awaitiug his inspootion.
Upou oponing it the sweet fragauce of
caruations was the Qrst tliing that at
tracted Iub attontiou. A olosor in
spootion revealed a uoatly paokod par
cel tuokod away beueath tlio llowers,
which contained tho snm of $25 in
gold. Aocompauyiug this surpriso
wore tuo cards of tweuty-soven toacli
crs of the pnblio bcIiooIb both graded
aud liigh. Tho teaohers took this
moaus of oxpresaing thoir approoia
tion of his services aud friondship
daring tho four years in whioh they
havo been assooiated with him.
Ouros oroup, sore throat, pnlmonary
troubles Mouarch over paiu of ovory
sort. Dr. Thomaa' Oil.
COMJ,yG TO BARRE.
Tho Barro Grauite Manufaoturera'
Assooiation has oxtended to tho
Quiuoy, Mass., Assooiation au iuvita
tion to spoud soveral days witli thom
this suuimor in rotnrn for the compli
meut tendored tho Barre Assooiation
at Quinoy last summor. Tlio Quinoy
Assooiation has accoptcd tho invita
tion, and plans aro now beiug rnado
for tho reception of tho guests during
the lat of July.
HASIS MAJjL OliFIOlSltS.
At a woll atteudod uiootlng of tho
etockholdors of tho Baso Ball Assoola
tion, hold in Miles hall iu Barro on
Friday evoniug, tho board of dlroctors
of tho Iuter-oity Baso Ball ABSooiation
was launohod forth. Stophon Forsyth
was oleoted oliinnan of tho mooting
and Oharlns Wishart seoretary. It
was votod upon motion of W. A. Lord
that the ohairman appoiut a committeo
of throo to draw up a codo of by-laws.
W. A. Lord, II A. Dabno and Frntik
Brown woro appointod, Tho maungo
mont had obtainod tlio by-lawa of tlio
Burlington organlzation to aid iu
drcwing up tho Inter-oity codo,
whioh, as adoptod, aro about the
eamo as Burlingtou's. They aro
printed iu full below.
Tho board of dirooton held n meoting
later in tlio ovoning aud oleoted tho
followiug ollicors of tho assooiation :
Thomaa Oarswell ot Barro, presidont;
Hector Dubuo, vioo-proddent; John
Averill of Barro, seoretary and troas
nrer, and Artlinr Mooro, olerk. A.
W. Daloy, nianagor of tho team, waa
called upou to mako a few remarks
and roport tho progrosa in tho soloo
tion of a team at tho mooting uf tho
stookholdorB. Ho Btatod that tlio on
tiro team was uow ongogod consisting
of olovon mon. Ho went over the
team iudividually aud gave tho
Tecords as far as ho kuew thom,
layiug stress upou the throo now nc
quisitions to tho team, Bocook, Po
land aud the westorn pitohor. Tho
last meutioned, judging from his
record, will diminiBh somobody's
stick record before ho gots through.
The othor two pitoliors aro, Drosser ot
Boston and Johnson of Lynu, Tlio
formor, with St. Albaus last year had
a record of games won 12, and lost 4.
Tiie latter had a rocord last yoar
with Manchester, Mass., of 14 games
won and 2 lost. This yoar he is
playiug iudopendoiit ball. Follow
ing aro the by laws adopted by tho
Iuter-oity Base Ball Assooiation
Seo. 1. The oQlco of the corporatiou
shall bo located at Barro, county of
Washington aud Stato of Vermont.
Seo. 2. The stock, proporty aud
bnsiuoss ailairs of the corporatiou
ahall bo undei. tliH caro aud nianage
mout of six directors, threo from eacli
city, who Bhall bo stockholdora aud
who Bhall be chosen by a voto of tho
stockholdora at thoir auuual moot
ing which shall bo held ou the llrst
Monday of each year.
Sec. !3. All voting for directors at
stookliolders' meotiug shall bt by bal
lot wheu demanded oy ono or moro
stookliolders; but at tho lirst meetiug
of tho BtookholdorB, dirootors may bo
elected as follows : Upon a motion,
for that purposo and to that effect, by
a stookholder and adoptod by a ina
joritv of tho stookholdirs prosent, tlio
ch'iirmau of tho said first meetiug of
stockholders, Bhall aunoiut a conimit
tee of six oaudidates threo of whoin
shall resido in Barre and threo in
Montpelier, for dirootors of aaid cor
poratiou, whioli, wheu olectod by said
meotiug, shall be tlio directors of said
oorporation until successors aro oleot
ed as the law providos.
Seo. 4. Tho directors shall oleot
from thoir number a presidout and
vioo presidont of tho assooiation, aud
Bhall also oloot a clerk aud Beoretary
aud troasuror, the last meutioued oUl
cers to reside iu Barro or Montpelier,
aud appoint a mauagor aud prescribo
his dutios
Sec. 6. Tnoso by-lawa may be al
terod, added to, amonded or ropaaled
by tlio board of direotors, atany moot
ing tlioieaftor as deomed best and as
circnniBtauces aud occasion require.
UAI'TISTS WIL.L MEET.
Tho 97th! annual gatheriug of tho
Vermont Ceutral Baptist Assooiatiou
will bo held in Moutpolior on Juno 10
aud 17. Wednosday morniug will bo
dovotod to organlzation, tho address
of welcome, appoiutmont of conimit
teos, oto. Iu tlio aftornoou the anunal
seruiou by Rev. W. A. Kiuzio will
be preaohed, an addrossou "Tlio Chil
dren of Today; the Ohuroh of Tomor
row" by Rev. R. 0. Peauey of Fair
Havou; "What Can bo Done to Reaoh
the Uuohurohed iu Our Oommuni
ties?" by Rev G. W. Olough; "Why
not Moro Mon?" by Rov. A. N.
Woodruif. In tho evoniug tho ohlof
address will be by Rev. 0. H. Spauld
iug, O. D. ot Boston.
Ou Thursday morniug tho follow
iug program will bo roudorod. Ro
port of Swedish work, Rov. Audrow
Kallgron; roport of Italian work,
Rov. Ariel Belloudi; roport ou East
Barra prospects, Rov. A. N. Woodruff ;
au addross ou Suuday sohool work, W.
N. Groarson; "The Best Systom of
Beuofloouoe" Rev. S. Kuowlos. Iu
the afternoon au addrcsj will he do
livered by Mrs. L. J. Dyko of
Auadarko, Ok., Terr. Othor speakers
will bo presout inoluding Rov, W. A.
DaviBOu, Dr. W. E. Wittor of Boston,
Mrs. J. B, Safford of Fairfax. Miss A.
A, Biighaui of Bennington aud Miss
Aunio Orowl of Ohina. Tho addross
in tho ovoning will bo mado by Rov.
0. A. Oook, D. D., of Bloomfield,
N. J.
That Throbbing Headache.
Would quickly loavo you, if you
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Tlionsauds of snlYorors havo provod
thoir matohless uiorlt for Siok aud
Norvous HoadachoB. Thoy mako puro
blood aud build up yoor hoalrh. Only
25 oeuts, monoy back if not ourod.
Sold by 0. Blakoly, Drnggist,
r
I Mrs. Elizabeth H.
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and Membcr of W. C. T. U., tells how she
recovered from a serious illness by the use of
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nrc not only exprossinfr sucli scntimcnt.s as the aliovo to tlieir
friends, but aro continually 'writiiig' lctters of trratitmlc to IVIrs.
Piiikhain, until whe has huiulrccls uf thousaiuls t' lctters from
vonicn ln all classes of society who havo. been restorcd to health
by her atlvice and mcdielne af ter all other nieans had failed.
Hero is another lettor which proves conclusively that there is no
othor mcdicino to equal Lydia 13. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
f
, i ;ts rKt woman, my neaun gooo, my step iigai, mv
'? ' $ L ' yes hright, my complexion vastly improved,
' 'T" A C and I folt onco more like a young girl. I
nll the praise to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." Mbs.
M. Tili.a, 407 Habersteen St., Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. Pinkham has on filo.
$5000
FORFEITl' wecannot forthwitli produoe thoorlRlnal lotters and Blguatures ot
abovs teitlmonlals, whioh will provo tdclr abaoluto Koiiuliioncss.
Lydia 12. l'lnkhuiii -Med. Cu., Lyim, 3IaB.
BARRE EOR DcBOER.
At tho Ropublicau caucna held hero
Weduesday night thoro was but ouo
list of dolegatrs to tho Stato convon
tion aud tliat tiokot was headod "Do
Boor for Govoruor." Tlio tioket was
elected without opposition and to
mako it more bindiug the delogation
was instructed to work for tlio noml
natioii of Mr. DoBoer. F. G. How
laud was oleoted chairmau of tlio
oancus aud A. A. Sargout, secretary,
Tho delegates to tho Stato couveutiou
aro: N. D. Pholps, Eli Holdeu, F.
G. Howlaud, James Mackay, R. S.
Ourrier, O. D. Matliewson, S. D. Al
lon aud John Robbius.
Eight lawyoro wore oleoted dolo
gates to the distriot convention. Thor
are: Joliu W. Gordon, R. A. Hoar,
Williarn Wishart, II. W. Scott, F. S.
WillianiB,,F. II. Jaoksou, F. J. Mar
tin and A. A. Sargaut.
Tho oity committoo olooted follows:
Oommittoomau-at-largo, II. V. Scott;
ward one, F. G. Howlaud ; ward two,
R. S. Ourrior; ward three, F. W.
Nioliols; ward four, Georgo Troupe;
ward flve, B. Aibisetti; ward six,
O. A. Allon, Jr.
OASTOHIA-
Vgnature
T EACH Eli 8 EKGAQED.
The following teaohori havo boon
ongaged at Montpelier Somiuary for
auother year: E. A. Bisliop, D. D.,
fiiianolal agent aud prinoipal ; Frauk
M, Howo, A. B., iustrnctor iu Boi
onues; E, A. Hamilton, A, B., iu
strnctor of auoiont ola'ssics ; Honry 0,
Sandersou, busiuess studiosj L. J.
Hathaway, instructor iu piauo, orgau,
tjioory, and harmouy; Emily A.
Glover, Freuch and Germau; Mir
iam I, Klmball, Euglish languago
aud litorataro; Mabol 0. Hamilton,
olooution andphysical oulturo; Glndys
F. Saudors, stenography and typo wrlt
iug; Prisoilla Parmontor, paiutuig,
drawiug and orafts work. Arraugo
mouta for instruotor of mnthomatics,
vooal musio, aud precoptress, have uoc
yot beon oomplotod.
Thompson, of Lilly-
I
"Deaii Mns. Pinkiiam : 1 suflered with
poor health foi over soven years, not siok
enough to stay in bed, and not well enough to
cnjoy life and attcnd tomydailydutiesproper
ly. I was growlng thin, my complexion was
sallow, and I was easily upset and irritable.
" One of my neighbors advihed me to try
Lydia E. P'lnkhain's Vegetable Com
pound, and I procured a bottle. A great
ehange for the better took place within a
week, and I decided to Ueep up the treatment
"Within two months I was like a changed
'. wonder now how I ever endured the misery.
1 I would not spend another year like it for a
' fortuue.
" I annreciate mv irood health. and trive
thousands of sueh lctters.
TROUT CLTJB MEET.
Tho annual meetiug of tho Lake
Mansfield Trout Olub was held on
Weduesday at tho club house at tho
lake. The meetiug was successful
and enjoyablo. Over ono hundred
mon wero prosent at tho meetiug and
also partook of a delicioua trout din
ner at whioh over ono hundred pounds
of trout, caught in tho presorves of
tho olub, woro consumed by the com
pany. Iu tho absenco of tho presi
deut aud vice-president of tho club,
L. Bart Oross, of tho board of direo
tors, presided at tho auuual busiuess
meotiug. Tho spirit of tho meoting
was that of perfect harmouy. The
ail'airs of the olub, all iu excellent
condition, and tho plans for tho com
ing year were discussed very gereral
ly by the raombers. The election of
oflicors resulted as follows: Dr. H.
0. Brigham, New York oity, presi
dout; 0. L. MoMahon, Stowe, vice
president; H. G. Thomas, Stowe,
sceretaiy aud treasuror; board of di
rectors, 0 Luce, Stowe; L. Bart
Oross, Montpelier; Edward Wells,
Burlingtou; 0, L. MoMahon, Stowe;
L. 0. Moody, Waterbury; J, M.
Boutwoll, Moutpolior: 0. E. Burt,
Stowo; Dr. H. 0. Brigham, New
York Oity and Georgo H. Oross, St.
Johnsbury. Tho uuauimons verdiot
of all who attended tho mooting is
that it was a delightful timo.
It was voted to place tho entiro
mauagemeut of the olub iu the hands
of tho president, vico presidont aud
seoretary. The povemment has es
tablished a post-ofllco at tho lako to
bo known as Lako Mansfield post
ofllco, aud a daily stogo will bo run
betivoon Stowo and Lake Mansfield.
Among those in attondanoo at tho
olub mooting wero OougreBsman
Foster, Judge Palmer of Now York,
J. W. Tltcomb of Washington, D.
0 , Hon. Oliu Merrill of Enosburg
Falla nnd David F. Slade, of Masaa
ohusetts, a meniber of tho Govoruor's
Oouuoil. A lotter ot regrot was read
from Senator Proctor,
Heart ttw 8 Kind Vou Have Aways Boajtii
stnatora