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VERMONT WATCI1MAN & STATL JOUR1SAL TIIUHSDAY. JULY 14, 1904.
fihildren's
Ono lot, rcgular prico $2.25 to 2.9S, lo close at SI.98
Special Valuea afc 50c a"d 75c
SHIRT WAISTS
$1.00, 1.25 and 1.80 White and Colorod Lawns, 69c
1.00 Striped and Polka Dot Muslin, 79c
1.25 and 1,50 White Lawn, 98c
2.25 2.50 and 2 75, SI.98
Somo of the abovo are elightly soiled, but tho
quality is there.
...RIBB0N5...
One odd lot Eibbon, "Satin" and -'Taffeta" from
2 to 5 1-2 inches wide, were 25 to 35c per yard,
your choice of the lot, 19c
DSoo Tliem.
BARRE VERMONT.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Mrs. .Tolin Adiims nud daughter,
lind a very enjoyablo visit last weok
nt tlio liomo af Mrs. Knto Erskino
Dewoy, iu Borliu.
Mootiugs nro to bo lield nt the Solid
Rock chnpel iu thu qunrry diBtriot ou
Suuday aftornoous for the preseut.
A daughter of Mrs. Lanra Wntermnu
Boots nud a grauddaughter of tlio late
Oalvin Ainsworth, will oomo to South
Hadloy. Mass., ns astudout iu tlie Mt.
Holyoke ladios' collego nt tlio bogiu
uiug of tho noxt torm. Sho will outer
upou tho second year of tho courso,
hnving tnkeii a yenr iu tho collego nt
Oborliu, Ohio.
Oharles R. Ainsworth nnd fninily of
Molino, 111., plnn to be liero the last
of uext week.
Mrs. D. O, Pearson of Borliu wns
the guest of Mrs. Willintu Sehodeld
Inst week
Georgo Mnrr, haviug' sniled froui
New York for his old houie iu Scotlnnd
last wepk his wifo aud childreu woiit
to her old houie iu Uauada accompau
od by her sister, MiHS Etta MoKee, n
clerk iu Georgo L. Edson'a store who
goes homo for her vacatiou.
Miss Bertha Seaver, who has beeu
the etlicient cashler iu Goorge L. Ed
sou's store for soiue tiuie paBt, fin
ished her labors there lnst week nnd is
Bucceeded by Miss Daisy Dean of
Montpelier.
Miss Rachol Bruce, granddnughter
of Jarnes Oheuey, takes Miss Etta
MoKee'a place iu the EdBOu stoio
white ou her racation.
Mrs. Frank A. Wnlker aud child
reu of Barre wero visitiug iu towu
last week. Mr. Walker is baildiug a
honso iu Baire for his owu occupanoy,
nud as he ia a sucoesBful arohitect it
ruight be expectod to be a uiodol of
couvonieuco aud good taste.
A brother of Mrs. Prauk Dowub a
residout of Bakersfield has been vis
itiug here of lato.
Judge Austiu Young aud wifo ar
rived here last week from their houie
iu Miuuenpolis, Miuu.
Our eutortaiutueut comuiittee has
nrranged agniu with the Whie Bnreau
of Boston, for the couiing wiutor's
oonrso. Four uumbors liavo been de
oidod npon, viz. : Oarmen's Italiau
Boys, nu orchestra of fivo with linmo--rist;
looture by Ool. L. F. Copeland ;
nn illnstrated leotiire partly with
ruoving pictures, by J. E. Comorford j
nud itn eutertninont by J. Franklin
Oaveruoy, oartoouist. Two other uu
tertaiuiuoiits ure to bo cousidoiod tlmt
will be aunouiiced lator it arranged
for.
Horaco Flint, son of tho lato Oalvin
Fliut, a saocesBful banker etc., in
Glbbou, NeD., cauio herolast week ac
oouipauied by his wife, Mrs. Flint,
has had a great deal of poor hoalth in
the laBt year or two brought ou by tho
death of her ouly daughter aud child.
She is now bottor. Thoy will remaiu
horo n fow dnys louger nnd mny take
iu the St. Louis exposltiou on their
way liome.
Miss Mnriou Horaford of Oharlotte
is to roturu as tho priucipal of oar
high sohool dopnrtmout.
Ed. J. Poor paid his croaroory pat
rouB 20 couts per pound for buttor tat
iu Mny.
It has been publinly statou that Ital
ians who uatne here from Barre on
the 4th iust., hoisted tho Anarchist
flag here. We are glad to correot this
Btatiinout. A ilng of one color, (the
Anaroliist flag wo nro told, is red aud
blaok) wns ilying through tho day, ou
the OonBtrnotion Oompany hill, to lo
oato, for nll who were intorosted, tho
placo uot far nwny, whero thu com
pauy waa aBaembled for their pionio.
Mra. Azro A. Hoed and childreu aro
haviug an onting with friouds iu Tun
bridge nud elBewhere.
The UulverealiBt Sundny-school lield
a pionio iu tho old Euooh Howe woods
lnst Friday. Tho day favored au en
joyablo ocoaslon.
Jatuos M. bookott haa boaght a pluoo
ou Sominary Hill iu Montpelier nud
will oooupy it as a home for his farn
ily in tho uot far dihtant fatnre, wo
lienr.
A little son of Will Uoldon roooivod
Qulto n sevore injury nboat nu auklo
reooutly.
A sister of Mrs. W. J. Tindall,
Mrs. Oharlos Itaab of New Yoric oity,
and lmsbaud, havo been vleiting the
Tindnlls iu tho lnBt weok horo.
Mrs. Harvoy L. Ohenoy aud Bistor,
Mrs. W. B. Mayo of Northfield wore
iu towu last week. Wo learn that
their noighbor, Johu Bass of Ottawn,
Kausas, imB boou gettiug great relief
from rheumntiBin from osteopathy,
and tlmt their nioce, n daughter of
Mrs. RobeocnLynde SimouBof Prlnoe
ash Qresses,
ton, 111.. nud uow in inissionnry work
iu Harpoot, Turkey, is again iu botter
honlth.
Will O. Mnrtin, son of Ophir S.
Martiu. wa. horo from Ottnwn, Cnn
ada, a fow days lnst weok. He plnus
to rotnru lnter with his wife aud
dnughtur, aud also n sisler of Ins
mothor who iR n widow iu Ottawn.
Miss Joauuotto Wiloy, who has licr
hoiuo with tho family of Johu Onlef
in Wnshington, wns iu town visitiug
old friondB lnst weok.
Alvnh Enton. who caino horo week
beforo last to try hishand ns draughts
mmi, etc, iu the bflico of the Groar-sou-Bockott
Granito Uoinpnny, ro
tnrued lnst week to his home iu
Spriugfleld. llo lmd uot hnd expori
enco iu luouumeutal work.
Mrs. Asn G Wiltlor 1ms had to have
edimal caro of luto bnt is now botter.
Couductor .Tnuies Kaualy was at
houie hore over Suuday. Wo nro told
that his framily are to move to Mont
pelier", n fant if it is n fnot thnt will
be rogrettod hore by their uinny
frieuds
Tho Frae Baptistf" hd n tlinuk oifor
iiig servicu at their churcti last Sun
duy aftornoon. Tlioymako thoseoccn
sious pleaenut nud profitnblo ns mis
siouary moetiiigs aud the colleotious
takeu aro dovoted to miBsiouary work.
Jncob Fliut was able to bo drossed
lnst week for tho flrst tini6 since n leg
wns brokeu somo two months or moro
ago.
Waltor Dnvison nud wifo, accompau
ied by a Mr. Oross, n brother of Mrs. !
Davisiou, stnrted last woek for Van.
couver, British Colnmbia.
Mjs. Orcutt Abbott aud danghtor
iiave been cxpeotod here of late from
New VTork Stuto. At receut nccouuts,
howevor, Mrs. Abbott wus not well.
Tho hay orop is good horo and wo
Hoe uot why other orops may uot bo
satisfaotory, if all is favorablo tho io
ruainder of the BeaBou.
A Miss Dean, who had previonsly
beon horo as tho gnest of her frioud,
Miss Marou Horsford, has como to
Vermout agaiu this seasou from her
home iu Grand Hapids Mich., aocom
pnnied by a lady echool teaoher of
that oity. Thoy aro niakiug a podes
triau tonr in our State.
Work has progrepsod so far ou tho
Oongregational clmroli ropai's horo
that ono cau uow judge souiowhnt of
the great ndvantagos that are to como
to the atteudauts at this churoh by
tho ohanges. Iu tho flrst story of tho
building will be a comuiodious pnrlor,
that will likely bo ueod aB a vcstry ;
a diuiug room ; a kitoheu ; n room that
cau be nsod for sundry suitnblo on
tortaiumonti ; n wood room;nr5om
for tlieiuniace, aud othor Biunllor con-
vomeuoes. J.iio nudioiico room ou the
secoud tloor, will ooonpy tho wholo
spaco abovo. Wo judge that the fiuest
pieco of mocahnical eldll now called
for, will be iu barriug uu eutrnnco to
tho building of tho domou of dobt. 1
But we hnve n good building commit
teo, who kuow how grently n ohnrcii
deut is to bo drcaded. Wo nre glad
to state that hnudrodB of the doliivrs
giveu by tlm late Porkins Bass to re
pairs ou tho ohurch a dozou years ago
and more, aro to go on yet iu tho ser
vioo of tho ohuroh.
Lu B, Oako aud Elln Juuo Mondo
Oake will givo au ontertaiumout nt
tho towu liall Thursduy ovouiug, Juiy
14, nnder'tho auBpicea of tho ladies'
oircle of tho Uulveralist ohuroh. It
will bo romomborod that Mr. nnd
Mrs. Oako gavo a very flno entortain
meut iu this placo lasc poason. Fol
lowiug is a partial prograiu, whioh is
outirely uow: Bill Nyo rides tho
Onmcl at tho World's Fair (imporson
atiou); Bong, "Tho Midway Plai
auoo;' "Violin Talk," by Mrs Oako
(humorone)j "Tho Dutcli Soldior,"
dlaloot songj "Old Phantom,' tho
quniutost, most killing liorso rnce
knownj "Up All Right With Johu
nv;" original darky Jubileos; tho
Bioyolo Soug; Fnrmor G. Ilaw's
Visit to Now York, iutroduning the
songs, "Tho Dingruntled Granger"
nud "The Old Farm Horse;" "Tho
Lovers' Echo Song."
Arrivnls here, this weok: Mra.
Oharles H. Beckett and daughtor of
New York oity; Mra Anulo Scno
flold Randall aud husband of Ohicago;
Prof Orrin Smith, now teaohing iu
tho military iustitute of Worcestor,
MaBS.
It ia anppoBOd that Noal B. Smith,
son of Marous A. Smith sailed from
tho isle of Trinidad, Soutli Amorioa,
for Now York on tlio 2nd of this
mouth.
Mra. O. Eliznbeth Tarboll ia visit
iug hor llfo-loug frioud, Mra. Kmlly
Beokott Edgiugtou, iu tho towu of
Edgiugtou, 111.
A third son lins lntoly boon boru to
Mr. nnd Mra. Olnreuoo L, Tarboll of
Wost Patmau, IU. Wo hoar that Mr.
Tnrbolrfl work will bo largoly iu In
diatinpollB, tho coinliig year.
Mrs. Aumo Sohoflold Ruudnll tolls
ua thnt aho reoontlv visltod Pullman.
IU,, nud whiio thoro Bnw n benutiful
meiuorial pletuto thnt tho toaohors lu
tho Pullman boIiooIb, liad plaood in a
lnill iu tho sohool building. It is to
tho momory of tho two bous of Prlncl-
p:il Uniiioi K. Martiu, who perished
in tho Ironuois tliontro disaBtor in
Ohicago, laBt year. Wo hope laior to
givu a f nll dosoriptlon of this lnrgo
pioturo Prinoipnl Martiu aud wifo
will uot oomo to tliis, his old liomo,
this vonr, for n vncntion, but go to
nortuurn iuicnignn or Wisoousiu.
Tho family of Will II. Whoolor of
Dea Molncs, Ia., liavo gono from
Montiiollor to Onlais. Mr. WhooloVs
BioknnsB from Bright's tlisoaso is a
vory Bau ono,
WATERBURY.
E. T. Honstou loft for Now York
oity on Monday and wns mnrried to n
young indy from tsrooklyu ou Tneedny.
Thoj' will returu to Wntorbury iu
about two woeks.
O. 0. Warren left for Mt. Wnshing
ton to ntteud tho automobile hill con-
teets that nro being hold thoro this
WbOK.
Frod Towne weut to Burlington to
nnvo ins nrm nttendod to. llo is uot
very much improvod nt this timo.
Mrs. Wnltor MoFnrlnnd of Bnrtou
iB tno Ruost of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J.
Kuowlns.
Fred Leaso aud wife. Bond Olnrk
nud Josoph Smith spout Suudnr at
the camp of tho Waterbury pooplo nt
Starr farm bonch.
Fred Oooley is nt liomo from Boston
for n fow dnys. Ho is tho mauager of
tho Boatou ofllco of Oooley Maunfao
turiug Oompauy.
Miss LnnduB, who is a teaoher in
Havaua, Oubn, ia nt Mrs. E. G. Hook
or's for the summor vncntiou.
Tho Biosoopo Spooinlty Oo. plnyod
to a amr.il audiouce on Tuesdav oveu-
iug nt tho opern honec.
Au eutortniument is boiug prepared
for tho beueflt of tho librar." nseooin
tiou, by local talout. Tho affair will
bo iu the uaturo of a musicai outer
taiument aud tho remainder of tho
evouing will be takon un by n fnrce
comedy.
Albort L. Olnrk nud wife nro the
gnosts of F. L. Knight nud wifo. Mr.
Olark is the brother of Mrs. Kuight.
Georgo Mellon and a party oamo
from Barre in au automobile aud wore
entertaiued by Drow Daniols ou Fri
day. Edwnrdg Gilletto, who has beeu
very ill with iiiilamuiatory rhquma
tisui, ia roportod asjrapidly improving.
Mrs. Gideou Ridloy aud Mrs.
Spragno of Bristol have been tho
guests of Mrs. Johu Parker.
Miss Julin Oarver, who ia a trninod
nnrpo iu Boatou, is nt hor liomo in
town for n short vacatiou. She will
returu to Bostou tho last of tho weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Noyes of Hau
uawer Falls, N. Y., who have beon
visitiug in Stowe, were the gnosts of
B. E. Wallace on Thorsday.
Hobor JackBon of Waterville nccoin
pauiod his mother ou u visit to hia
brother, who is ouo of the pnrole pa
ti'iuts at tho hospital.
One of tho brakemon ou tho Oentral
road rocoivod a bad gash ou the head
by being hit by tho dry bridgo. Dr.
Stauloy dressod the wouud.
Cassius Ayors of tho hospital is tnk
ing n vncntion of two weeks.
Oharlos Root nud Audrew Brown
loft on Mouday for Mt. Washinctou
whero thoy havo omployment for the
Bnmmer.
Miss Miua Hoadly has gono toFrau
couin Inu, White Monutnius, whero
ahe lins employmeut for tho aummer.
Miss Mertio Guptil ia nt liomo with
hor' mothor tortho aamuier,
Tho holp nt tho wrappor factory
whb troated to n hnlf holiday ou ac
coaut of sevore heat ou Saturdav.
Dr. Mlnnrd of Barre is the guest of
his sou, Dr. W. F. Minard, for a
short tiuie
F. 0. Evans ic sayiug "rats" thoso
days, as the rat'cals killed niue of his
fnnoy Wyaudotto chickcus ou Monday
uight.
Mrs. Stojihon Gnjitil was iu Mont
pelier and Barre ou Tuesday.
Miss Rnby Boals of Knowltou, P.
Q., is tho gnest of Mra. Oharles Rob
insoii for a few days.
Mibs Mary Oarrigau has roturued
from Ratlaud nfter a short visit.
Miss Ethol Booth of Bridgoport,
Ooim., is tho gaoBt of Mr. aud Mrs.
Oharles Keono.
Miss Oatheriuo Bo.vce of Burlington
waB tho gnest of Miss Bertha Josliu
on Suuday.
Thu followiug uuclaiuied lottors
wore advertisod at the iost-olllco Juiy
'.): Adani Shaw Jr., (ii), Mrs. R. O.
Boyas, Hou. L. G. Kiui.
Miss Weltha Boekor liaB goue to tlio
Proflle Hoobo for tho Hummor.
Mary Halo, who has beeu passlng
her vaoatiou in Norwood, N. Y., ro
turnod to hor dnties on Mondny.
Fifteou tiokets to the bnso onll gauio
nt Burlingtou ou Saturday woro sold
to local fnns.
Oomplaint was outerod ou Mouday
ngniuat Robort Graco for itBsault and
breaoh of tho ponco. Ile was arralgned
before JuBtico J. K. Fullortou ou Mon
dny, plended gnilty nud was iined ?5
and costa. L. O. Moody nppearod for
tho Stato.
DANVILLE.
Mrs. Nowoll Stockor is vory Beri
ously ill aud hor rocovory is doubtful.
About fonr wooks ago sho anffored n
ahook of paralysis siuco whioh timo
she Iiab slowly failod.
Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Johnson of
Poporill, Mnss., havo beon visitiug nt
W. O. Ohoevor's.
Mrs. W. O. Day of Craftsbury is
viBitlng at W. H. OaaB.
Missoa Ileluu aud Alico Plllabury
of Minneapolls nro visitiug their Bis
tor, Mrs. H. O. Ayer.
Dr. Davld R. Brown liaa roturnod
from n trip to Burlington, whoro ho
nttondod tho gradaatiug oxeroisos of
tho Unlvoraity of Vermont, also to
Wentworth, N. H., whoro ho visltod
hia pareuta.
U. A. Bnboook of WhiteQold, N. II.,
has como horo with n movable Baw
mill to Baw Aen NVosaon'e lumbor.
Miaaea Ida nud Elln Page nro vifit
iug iu South Newbury, Mnss.
Mrs. Abial Flshor nnd MIbb Lotta
Fishor of Washington, D. O., nro vis
itiug nt Judge S. D. Morso's.
MARSHFELD.
Mr. Johuson, formor mnnngor of tho
Johuaou nnd StobbiuB mill ntPonulmm
Pond wnB in towu on buBiaoBB Tuos
day. WtZ .
Miss Elonubr T. Oolo la nt liomo for
a short vaoatiou.
Mr. nud Mrs. F. V. HnsBam nud
MrB. Will Hnasnm of Gayavillo woro
guoBts of O. D. Smith for n day re
ooutly. Asa Sponoer, who lias boou iu fnil
Ing lioalth foi somo timo, pnased away,
early S.Uurdny morulug at tho homo
ofhis sou, En V., with whoin ho has
had n home siuco hia hoalth failod.
Inturmout was in tho family lot in the
village oemetery Saturday. Fuuoral
aervlooB woro hold ou Suuday nt the
Oongrogatiouul ohurch, Rov. Mr.
Shoaf of Plaiuflold offloiating. Asa
Speucer, sou of Asa, wns born in
Woodbury, Soptombor 14, 1811. His
fnthor romoved to Mhrahfleld iu 1818.
Whou Asa, Jr., waa twonty yenrs old
ho wout to Mnlono, N. VT., whero ho
rosidcd tho euBuing threo yoare, nnd
whoro ho marrled Misa Jauo Wright.
He then roturued to Marahfleld whero
ho has siuco lived. Mr. Speucer has
boeu a farmor and Btook growor. Iu
1860 ho removod to his reaideuoe lu
tho villngo. Here presouted M&rshflold
in tho LogiBlature in 1850 aud 1851,
has hold nearlynll tho town ofHcos nud
settled uamerous estntes. Mr. nud
Mrs. Spencor woro narents of threo
ohildreu of whoiu ouly one son, Eri
V., ia livlng.
At a roconr'inooting of tho looal or-
der of-Rathbouo Siators tho followiiiir
olllcera wero eleotod for tno eiisuiug
year: Moat ex-ohiof, Idolla Marvin;
oxcellent senior, Nellio Southwiok,
excellont juuior, Marion Lamberton ;
M. of T., Josio Morse; M. of R. nnd
O., Blaucho Piko; M. of F., Lettto
tiouitiry: j. of T.. Lillian Sandors:
G. of T., Geneviove Lamberton ; past
chief, Lliza Dwiuoll.
Misa Stolln Browu is vlsltiuL' hor
sister iu Jeffersonville.
MIbb Grnco Brown ia at work iu the
liomo of Mra. A. W. Slooum.
Tho I. O. G. T. lawn nnrtv at J.
W. Mo-irs' ou Thursdnv ovouiuu ol!last
weok was largoly attouded. Tho not
roooipts to tho society is nnderetood
to bo about $9. A prouieuauo iu tho
barn waa tho prinoinal featuro of tho
eveniug's outortaiumont.
Mnrion, tho aeven-yonr-old dauchtor
of Mr. nud MrB. S. II . Uuiviu frnc
tnrod tho lowor bouos of tho right nrm
uy n receut inu ot oignt leec trom n
window in tho baru to tho groaud.
Marshliold Stars detented tho Plnin-
flold baao bull tonm by a aoore ot 0 to
5 ou tho home grouuds ou Saturaay
nfternoon. D. D. Lamb of East Oal
aiB plnved with tho homo toam.
The Oliriatiau Endeavor Bociotv haa
signod n coutruot with Will Oarleton,
the uminent writer nnd apenker, for
one of hia lecturos, whioh will be
givou iu tliiB placo ou Thursday oveu
iug, Juiy 21. A rare opportuuity to
listou to oue of tho niosc uoted speak
rea of tho day aud timea and ono nud
all should avail thomsolves of tho
privilege of hoariug him.
Milo Wing is visitinc with Mr. and
Mra. A. G. S. Oorlia.
Mra. Ettn Shepard Adamslof Goulds- i
viuo uaa ocou sponaiug n low anys
witu trionds in town.
A basket picuio nt Lako Joe in Dnn-
villo on Juiy 4 wns onjoyed by Bevernl
fnmiliea from Now Diacovery. Amoug
thoso ntteudiuc woro Mr. nud Mrs.
Frnnk Nowton, 0. O. Lnmbortou lmd
tnraily, Mr. nud Mra. Jnmea Snuders,
Mr. nud Mra. I. E. Woodwnrd, Mr.
aud Mis. AmosPeabody, Mr. and Mrs.
OhnrloB Lnrkiu. Will Tibbotts aud
daughter, Mr. and MrB. Uassius Laui
bertou of Soutli Oabot, O. H. BlodgTJtt
of Oabot, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Oarley
of East Onlnis, J. P. Nowton nud
wifo of Marshfield, Loplio Newton and
lady from Montpelier.
A messngo nunonuoiug tho death of
Leo Hill at his home iu Lau.caster, N.
II., atiioon on Tuesday, waa recoived
by hia paronts,' Mr. aud Mra. Horaco
Hill, at Jthis place. Mr. Hill had
uiauy frieuds in towu who sympatluzo
with tho family iu their Borrow.
State Highway Commissionor J. O.
Sauford of Stamford was iu town last
weok nnd in couipauy with the select
nioii auil road oommiBsioners, weut
ovor the grouud alioady built by tho
town as permauent road aud somu pro
posed to bo built thiE fall. It is uu
dorstood that Mr. Sauford ovpressod
himaelf as woll ploasod with tho work
douo by tho towu iu this rospeot, aud
at the Bamo timo gnve the town ofll
cres some valuablBsnggestious nloug
this lino, ,
W. 0. Goodwiu aud wifo wore tho
gueats of O. E. Shepard nud family
over Suuday.
W. &.Lord aud family of Montpelier
aro at Hotel Spouoor for n fow wooks.
Mrs. Goorgo Mnrtiu of Penohaui is
visitiug hor daughter, Mrs. E, 0. Pit
kiu. Frod Oobnrn is oooupyiug tho house
at L. D. Nute's farm.
E. U. Pitkiu was iu Poaoham ou
Suuday.
Edgnr Swanu of Northfield, who
has boeu a visitor iu town for sovoral
dnys, aBfiistod tho baud at Soutli Ryo
gate Juiy 4, and also playod with the
Oabot band at tho Boll-Stenrna pionio
iu Waldeu. Ho roturuod homo on
Monday.
Mr. nud Mrs. L. P. Slaok nud dnngh
tor of St. Johuabury aro viaitora with
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. H. Moara. Mr.
Slaok ia tho Ropublicau nomiueo for
ono of tho couuty Seuatora of Oalo
douia couuty.
HARDWICK.
Mr. and Mrs. Giddiugs spout last
week at Greensboro, at Oaapiau Lako.
Mrs. Giddiugs onught a nino pound
trout wlille there.
Miss Hnttio Lowis of Wostnrly, R.
I., is visltlng hor siator, Mra. O. S.
Ohapman.
Willinm Johna retuiued on Mondny
from n visit to WoBterly, R. I.
Mrs. Johna will roinniu for n fow
wooka with her mothor, Mra. Lewis.
A lnrgo numbor from tlua plnoo nt
tondod tho baaket plcniu iu Boll'a
grove, Wnlden, lnst Friday. A fluo
timo ia reportod.
Timothy Mulohny dled nt IiIb homo,
on Mnin struot, Juuo 28, of henrt dis
oaso resultine from piionmouin. Tho
fuueral wns hold nt the Ontholio
ohuroh Juno $0
Augus MoLoud nud sou, Nelaon, aro
visitiug iu Uarro.
WHITE
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Choice Under Clothing at little cost. Nothing ill-fitting or poorly made. In
vestigation will easily show that in Lowness of Pric, Dainty Designs, and
Bxcellent Material these Garments are beyond possible rivalry.
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CORSET COVERS
Good quality Cotton with four rows of
iiiico j.nscrtiuu anu L.acu eugo
nrotiud ncck. Valuu 39o,
Ono lot of Corset Covars sohlfor COc aml
o'Jc. Lxccllent material and liaud
somely trlmmcd,
Jf'oi1 tilssalv, ,'iOc
Mrs. Rollius of Huutiugtou is visit
iug '-er daughtor, Mrs. William Robs.
Mrs. Judevino, who has beeu ill a
long tiuif, is slowly improving.
Ed Gove iB baildiug n uow house
ou Ohorry streot.
RANDOLPH.
Richard Wiswall, a Harvard stu
deut, who ia Bpouding the summer at
tho Wiswall cottago, attouded tho
pln? giveu in DuBois & Gny's hall on
Sfonday eveuing by the Faunio Wood
Uompauy, iu compauy with his aister,
Mias Oarlotta Wiswall, nnd two Indy
frieuds, nnd uindo liimself so obuox
ioun thnt nt thu oud of the flrst uct ho
wns spokeu to by the mnuner, who
told tMr. Wiawnll thnt if he tdidu't
liko the eutertniumont ho could tnke
his , party from the lmll nud get his
niouey back nt tho box oflice, bnt if
they romniuod thoy uiust condnot
thomsolves iu a dilforent mauner.
Tho party remaiuod bnt aB soou as tho
play was over Wiswall forced his way
to tho stage dre&aing rooms broaking
doora and furnitnre iu hia attompt to
got nt tho mauager, Mr. Davis, whom
ho.triod to strike but was prevented
by auother tneuiber of tho compauy..
he thou turued nud atrnck the mnu
ager's wifo but not hurting her sori
ously. Fortunntoly for Wiswall tho
mombors of tho compauy wore geutlo
mon nud did uot lny hnuds ou him.
Pnpers hnvegbeon made out for the
arrost of Wiswall, who loft with a
party this moruiug for Berlin pond.
Tho pooplo who attended the play ro
port that it wns all right iu evory way
nnd thoy nre vorv iudigunut ovor Wis
wall's nctions. At oue timo lnst yenr
Wiswall made so much noiso at a play
tlmt pooplfl sittiug noar, wero disguBt
od aud left the hall.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. M. Story, aud
daughtor, Miss Mary Story have ar
rivod iu towu aud are guosts of Mrs.
A. D. LamBOu at Idlotou cottago.
Louis Goodhart of Bostou, who lins
boeu spoudiug n weok with his par
onts, Mr. and Mrs. Jorry Goodhart
left nore on Monday nccorapanied by
his brother, Ohurles Goodhart, for
Barre. They will speud n week with
relatives in thnt oity.
Mrs. A. A. Reod nnd two ohildreu
of Wiiiinmstowu roturnod yosterday to
their homo nfter speuding n fow dnys
with Mr. nud Mrs. M. 0. Rowell.
OABOT.
S. O. Voodry wns iu Montpelier ou
buBiness on Mondny.
Miss Omrio Pniue is nsBiBtiug in tho
post-olllco for a few weeks.
Mrs. Johu Simmoua of Greensboro
is visitiug friouds in town.
Miss Mnriou Marsh of Maldeu, i
Masfl., iB stopping nt hor uuolo's W.
R. Mnrsh'B.
Al Kimball nnd family spout Snu
dny with his mothor, Mrs. Joiuietto
Kimball.
Mrs. Knto Dovv nnd ohildreu nro vis
itiug rolntivos in Oauada.
Mrs. S. C. Voodry, who hna boou iu
Montpelier tho past fow weoka.hns ro
turued homo..
Dr. L. W. Burbnuk nnd fnmily spout
last week nt Keystouo Oottago, Greens
boro. Mra. Sarah Oobnrn Hubbnrd viaited
frieud in town lnst woek.
Miaa Pearl Meador, of Nowport, is
visitiug hor graudmothor, Mra. Knte
Lauoo. '
Lovi Oolo has sold hia farm to Johu
Liviuga'ton.
Edgar Peok purohnsed a pair of
work horsos of U. N. Fnrnlmm of
Enst Montpelier last weok.
Enrle Rogers nud W. B. Lauoo at
tended tho bailganie nt Montpelier ou
Tuosday.
Misa Jonnio Ologaton of Montpelier
is visitiug Jonuie Hoyt.
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DRAWERS
Good qualttv Cotton, tuck nud trimmod
with Lacc. Would bo clicap at 37$c.
Wo oll'cr for this week ono lot of Drawors,
lhie Cotton nnd niculy triiiiiiied.
Sold from 7c to 87Jc,
at 4i)c
Harlio Buchauau has flnished work
for S. &. Norris nud gono to Bnrke to
visit his fnthor.
EAST CORINTH.
Mrs. Southworth, Mra. Goorgo Tap
liu, and Misses Lalin nud Ardell
Southworth of ,Bostou, Mnps., nro vis
itiug nt Mra. John Burgess'.
A son was boru to to Mr. aud Mrs.
Jo Zwicker ou Tnesday, Juiy 5.
E. P. Sawyer waa iu Bradford ou
Monday.
Phiilp Ohamberlin ia at work in.
SVoodsville, N. H.
Wil'iam Heydrick of Vernon, visited
at Wnlter Dodd's last Week.
Jo Zwicker of Fitchburg was iu
towu laat week.
Dr. W. R. Rowlnnd is in Burlington
for n few duys.
Miss Cnrrie Rowland iB visitiug in
Middobnry and Burlingtou. '
Miss Alico McLam of East Topsham
spout n fow days last weok with her
annt, Mra. Wiuthrop Jnokman.
Misses Ainnudn and Helou Thomp
son, who have beon working in tho
wrapper factory, at Chester, are at
home for n vncntiou.
Miss Mayino Jnckmnn is at homo
from her work iu Waterbury.
Pauline Riohards of;Oakville,'Couu.,
visitod Miss Lottie Rowland 'a few
dnya laat week.
Miss Edith Harrimnu is at homo for
tho summor vncntion.
Tho unuunl pionio of tho Uuivorsdl
iat parisii and friend8 will this year
be at Hull'spond.w eather pormitting,
Saturday, Juiy 2U. Everyouo who
would liko to attoud is cordially in
vitod to take their lunoh nud go. Fred
Kowlnnd, Eruost Huso, nud Miss
Adelaide Butterfiold nre tho commit
tee in chnrgo.
Mnoh ndmiratiou has been oxpressed
over tho now stops aud tho artistically
paiuted doora of the Union ohurch.
Tlio artists uiodoHtly withhold their
nnmes but thoir work spenks for itsolf
nud continuos to benr witnoss to their
zeal for imprqvouiout.
Duriug tho reBt of tho summor nutil
Oct. 1, the library hours will bo
changed. Iu tho forouoou it will bo
opon from 8to 10a. m., ou week days;
nftoruoou nud oveumg honra will ro
main uuohaugod excopt ou Sundny
whou it will opon from 4 to 7 :30 p. m.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mr. uud Mrs. Orlaudo Olark are re
joioing over tho birth of n sou ou
Juiy 7.
Harry Dauiela hna aold out his in
torost in tho orystnl epring water to
W. M. Olnrk.
Fnrmera in this vioiuitv are vory
buav hnying ; all roport n vory good
orop.
Mrs. Richard Doying, nged flfty
four, died Weduesdny, Juiy 0. Bosldea
a liUBbaud aho leavos one sou nud threo
dnughtora, Frank Doying aud Mra.
Etlmu Jnokmnu of this plaoe, Mrs. Oliu
Fnuuoo of Bridgeport, Oonn., Mrs.
Ned Witham of Northfield : also two
brothors nud sovoral grnudchildron
who will tnouru her loaa. Her fuuoral
wns hold at tho ohuroh Saturday nf
toruoou nt 3 o'olook. Rev. G. A.
Mooro ollicinted asaistod by Mrs.
Oraig. Burinl wns iu East Montpelior
oemetery.
Tho Grnuge gnve a reooption iu
houor of Mr. and Mra. Lewis Sibley
lnst yook Weduesdny ovouiug. They
iutroduced tho people iu n very nioe
uinunor. Miss Kato Whoolor, Mrs.
Oameron, Allio Oamerou, O. Sibley,
Misa Olive Onmoron and MIbb Jounie
MoKuight roooived with Mr. aud Mrs.
Sibloy. Tho nshers were Onrl Sibley,
Harry Viuoent, Georgo MoKnlghc,
Lylo Young, MIbs Ella Dndloy played
tho pinno nnd Harry Dndley the vlo
liu. Thoy prosontod Mr. aud Mrs.
Sibloy with a liandsouie ohair. Mr.
Fnruham mnde tho prosontntiou
speeoh, Mr. Sibley respouded iu woll
SALE
Unrier-Muslins
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NIGHTGOWNS
Ilobcs of good quality Cotton. somo tucked
nnd triiiinitd with Laeu.
dOc
Ono lot of Night Ilobcs, haudsomoly
tciunned. Sold Irom $1.25 to $1.75
A'otv OSo
Excellent valucs in long and short Skirts.
Sec Tho nv
ohosen words. Oake aul ico oreara
wore served followed by daucing.
FAIRLEE,
ii Rev. Mr. Webb noudncted com
muuiou aervicoa Suuday uftoriioou,
Juiy 8. One person joiued the Meth
odiBt church on probntiou nud four
ohildreu wereihaptiEed.
Rev. Dr. Frost of Evnnston, III.,
has been iu town n few dnys stopping
nt Gale's luti nud mnde brief oalla on
old frieuds. His fnmily nre uot com
ug east this seasou.
Mr. Galhold has a consin visiting
him, Mrs. Nellie Dearboru, of Ohei.
sea.
Mr. aud Mrs George Thompsou and
their childron from Lyndonvillo spent
the Fourth nt Mr. Wiuship's.
Stedmnu B. Hayes passed from tliiB
lifo early in the moruing of Juiy 7,
agod eiphty-four years aud somo
uiontha. Previoua to thia illness he
had been uuusually well aud aotive
for a poraou of his age. He leaves n
wifo with whom he had spout nearly
sixty years of happy rnarried life ; also
iwo sons, norruau a., or Manohester,
N. H., and Oharles L., of Newport.
The fnnornl was lield at tho house Sat
urday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Webb
oflloiated. Tho floral offeriugs were
abnudaut aud beatutiful. Bnrial was
iu tho village oemetery.
Ohildrou's Day was obsorved Suu
day, Juiy 10. Rev. J. Kilborn, n
brother of our paator, supplied the
pulpit.
All roada lod to Lako Morey on the
Fourth. Orowds cauio, overyjjody
with their fauiiliea and relatives, uear
aud far, soomod to bo out. Horrtbles
in tho morniug, whioh were ueithor
very horrible or very iutrestiug made
their usual pnrade. Strafford baud
furnisliod the mnsic. In the after
noon there waB a gamo of base ball in
which the home team was boatou by
the tonm from Pike's Stntiou, N. H.
Tho new rond nrouud the onBt side of
the lako was oponod thnt morniug nnd
n benutiful drive of soveu iniles com
pletiug the oirouit of the lako waa eu
joyed by huudreds of people. Fire
works in the evening followed by n
dauce completed tho exoroises for tho
day.
ROXBURY.
Dr. Morriaui nud fnmily nnd N. D.
Rice nud family aro iu Hinesburch
for n vaoatiou of a week or more. Dr.
Ellis and wifo of Brookfield visited
him Friday.
Mru. Al. Whooler has beon quito ill
tho past weok. Her daughter, Mrs.
EdwarHs, has been with her a part of
tho timo, aud Mrs. Shattuok, who haa
beeu workiug at Frank Maun's, is
uow workiug there.
Rov. Mr. Wilson will nttend the
williston' ineetiug in Montpelier ou
Tneaday.
The ladiea' uiito aooitey meets on
Wednesday, Mra. Dr. Slnyton beiug
in chnrge.
H.G. Elils was among tho sull'erors
who waitod twolvo hours nt Bethel
Saturday afternoon, reaohlng home
at fonr o'olook Sunndy morniug.
Wost Williams has beeu iu very poor
hoalth tho past week. His son, Harry,
with his wife, of Lobanon, aro "visit
iug him.
Al. Wheelur hna flniahod work ou
tho sootion. Ed. York has tnkeu hia
plaoo ns aeotiou bosa.
Frauk Pearaona of Maluo has oeen
iu towu for n fow days.
Etta Suow has flnished work at Mr.
Jonoa' at Northfield ond is iu town
thia woek.
Tho Ohristiau Eudoavor Sooiety
hold ita auunal onsineBs tnoeting lnst
Thursdny eveuing nnd olected the
followiug ollloers; Proa,, Mra. Lil
linu Morrinm; vloe prea., JoBsie
Stanton; seo.. Florence Guahea;
troas., Esther Elils.
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