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CORINTH,
Mrs. Elmor Morrill o Lymo, N.
H has boen visitiug licr father, Jo
seph Enstman.
Mrs Eokloy Dearborn aud daugh
tor of Concord, N. II., nro visiting
Mrs. Dearbom's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. O. V. Eastmnn.
Mrs. Mngoon, widow of Asa Ma
goon, died Jnly latliorson's Oharlos'.
Mies Jennio Winoli Ims returncd to
Winohondon, Mnss.
Frank L. Bacoii of Northfield, was
tlie guest of his unolo, L. M. Edsou,
Tuesday iiight.
Miss MnttioOlough, nfornjor teaoh
or iu town, is visiting friends.
Mrs. Hutoliinsou of Plattsbnrg, N.
Y., ia the gucst of lior sietor, Mrs,
John Hoyt.
Harvey Snniruer is haying on
Qeorgo Maguiro's plnco, and Herbort
Wilsou on tho E. O. Barber placo.
WAITSFIELD.
Mrs. Ktnorson of Detroit, Micli., is
in towu visitiug relatives and
friends.
Miss Gortrnde Moraity aud mothcr
of Bostou, aro visitiug in towu.
Mrs. R. S. Chipmau and Mrs. Olay
tou Hnry woro iu Moutpelier aud
Barre ou Saturday,
Miss Edith Monvay was in Water
bury a portion of last week.
H. H. Ohipman returued liomo
frorn Athens Friday.
Tho Horuo oirolevrill meet Wodnos
day afternoou and evcning with MrB.
J. R. Dalo.
J, A. Carpeuter was in Burlington
a fcw days last week,
Mr. and Mrs Lute Sawyer and
childron of Fowler, are visiting at O.
M. Eatou's.
S. 0. Bonnetto is ill.
Eugene Atherton and wife of Essex
have been visiting their mother, Oar
Tio Atherton, at N. D. House's.
Miss Carpenter of Warren is at
work at the Waitsfield House.
Franois Larub of Medford, Mass.,
is visiting frieuds in towu.
0, M, Eaton and fatnily and Lute
Sawyer and family start ou Wednes
day for Highgate Springs.
Rev. ffaylaud Suaulding of Ayer,
Mass., will preaoh at the Gongrega
tional churoh next Sunday, Aag. 7.
We Are Still Talking Farm
DOES THE SUBJECT INTEREST YOU?
0
The Properties are Desirable and will, we
belleve, flnd a ready sale.
60 ACRE PLACE
one and ono-half mile from Montpelier, on tho West Uerlin road.
Will keep about 8 cows and team. There nro about 20 ncrcs of woodland,
and about 15 tillago. Buildings aro in very corafortablo condition.
IIouso painted white and contains 9 rooma. Running wnter at both houso
nnd born. Placo is on It. F. D. Route. For market gardening it would
oe bard to flnd a better placo than tbis.
Price, $2,500.
350 ACRE FARM
wbicb will keep over 50 bcnd of atock, on main road from Montpelier to
Northfield, dbout ono and oue-balf miles from West Berlin creamory,
depot, stores, etc. About 100 acres aro tillage, from 50 to 75 woodland,
and bnlance pasturngc. Over 100,000 feet of spruce, plonty of fruit, and
sugar busb of 1,000 mnplts. Tbero aro two good houses on tho place,
onc painted white and is stories bigh ; contains 11 rooms; is in extra
good abnpe. Tho other is in good repair, and contains 7 rooms. There
aro 4 barns witb tie-up for GO bead of cattle. Buildings aro insured, and
place is assossed for 84,000.00. Thero is nice running watcr and houso
and barns, and Now England Telepbono in house. Owner wiBhes to soll
tbis place with over 40 acres of crops, and over 50 head sf stock. AU
tools, inelnding cream separator with horso power, McCormiek mowing
machine and horso rake; Amcrican bairow and seede, 2 two-horso wagons,
2 two-horso travorso sleds, 1 narly now oxpross wagon, 1 driving wagon,'
4 sets work harness, driving harness, corn planter, harrows, plows, CO
cords of wood, etc. In fact, everything necessary for tho successful car
rying on of a lnrgo farm.
The prico vrill be made low, as the owner wishes to disposo of tho
property at once,
BP To appreciato these properties, you Bhould eee them. Wo will
be glad to show them to you any time
D. A. PERRY,
REAL E8TATE ACENCY.
Barre Vt. Rooms 8 and 9 Oordon Bluck.
U.S.SEPARATORS
EAST CABOT.
Marla Abbott, wlio died in Cabot
vory suddenly of erysipelas, was
brongli to hero ou Thnrsday, July 28,
aud buriod in tho fatnily lot.
, Qeo. Hoath aud wifo spent Suuday
u liis sister's, iu Waldou,
V. D. Blake and wifo visitod at
Frank Walbridgo's on Sunday.
W, I. Abbott was called to Plain
field Monday, Aug. 1, by tlio deatli of
liis brotlier, Lester.
0. M. Wing aud farnily of Spriug
field, Mass., nro guests at A. Gas
sidy's this week.
L. B, Chandler aud wifo aro iu
Flaiufiold visiting liis sis tor, (or a fow
days.
BERLIN.
Tlio first monting of tho board of
oivil autliority for the purposo of ro
visiug tlio ohcck list will bo hclti
Weduesday, Aug. 10, at tlio town
olerk's ofllco.
Miss Grr.co Lockliu, Mr. aud Mrs.
S. 0. B. Bolknap, Mr. Yarriugton
and soveral oihcrs frotn Gouldsville,
wero in towu Sunday.
Road Gnmniissloncr G, W Pratt
was laid up a short tiuio last week by
nn injury to liis back.
ROXBURY.
Dr. E. E. Ellis and family of
Brookfield viBited in town Friday.
Mrs. Will Shepard and sous of Leo
minstor, Mass., are visiting lier fatli
er, George Steele.
Rev. Mr. Wilsou preached in ox
ohango with Rev. Mr. Bissoll of War
ren ou Suuday.
Mrs. George Veazey of Iveone is vis
itiug her pareuts, Mr, aud Mrs. Joues
Ferris.
Mrs. George Morgan, who has been
hero iu poor liealtli for eomn time, is
ruuoli worso and leported as danger
ously ill.
Mrs. Ruthl Willianis has gone to
Lebanou to remaiu for a time with
her son, JQ. J, Willianis, and perliaps
to ruake her liomo tlioro porruanently.
Mrs. O. O. Turner and danghter,
Avis, ore visiting her'fatlior, H. G.
Ellis.
Earl Spalding of Bradford has been
staying with liis aunt, Mrs. Oaipeu
ter. Tho 0. E. sooiety hold a lawn so
oial Wednesday evenlng, giving a
short Htorary progratnmo aud sorvlug
cake and lee-oream. Tho proflts woro
about $S,
D. L, Kiohols and wife havo ro
tnrncd froru thoir vaoation at High
gato Springs.
EAST ELMORE.
Miss Hnttlo Lawsou was at liomo
ou Suuday,
Miss Ina L, Bwlft is visiting her
sistor, Mrs. Houry Luuia, at Shel
buruo. Stnto's Attorney M, G, Morso and
wito of Hardwiok, visitcd lif s father,
B, F, Morso, on Sunday.
H. F. Duano was iu Morrisville
Saturday and whilo thero purohasod a
span of horsns of Frod Smalloy.
Mrs. Josephino Fiako and daugh
ters, Mary and Alioo, and fnmilics of
Boston, aud Qeorgo Fisko and wifo of
Worcester, pionickod at tho old farai iu
Wost Woodbury on Friday.
Tlio M. E, Suuday sohool lioro was
roorgauizod last Suuday. Suporin-
tendent, Altou Lawson; assistaut su-
poriutondent, E. P. Stilsouj seoro-
tary and treasuror, MissGarrioB. Sil-
loway ;. oliorjster, Mrs. Miuuie Sillo
way, EAST CORINTH.
Miss Amia Poor of Williamstown,
who has boon visitiug frieuds iu town,
retnrucd liouio Tuesday.
Rudolph Butler was at horno for a
fow days thh week.
Georgo Dlvoll went to Boston Fri
day.
Adelaido Butterfleld is spending
tho week iu Williamstown.
Miss Eliza A. Ghane of Cambridge
Mass., visited at John Thompson's
last week,
Miss Jnlin Keezer of Hardwiok,
Iowa, visited Mrs. Georgo Hayward
last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. AlCred Jaokuiau and
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayward attbud
ed tlio oirous at St. Johusbury Satar-
day.
Mrs. Wiuthrop Jaokman and son,
Lawrence, havo retnrned frorn Hall's
Pond, where thay havo beon spond-
ing a fow days.
SOUTH DUXBURY.
Mr. and Mrs. Tatro aud threo child-
ren ol Watorbury wero "tlio guests of
Mr. and Mrs. II. Forrence last week.
Mrs. Roy Kollocg of Northampton,
Mass., is visitiug her paronts, Mr. and
Mrs. George Froeinan. and other ro-
latives.
Mr. and Mrs. Erviu Joslvn of Waits
field aud two ohildren visited her bro
tlier, Herborc G. Wnrd, on Saturday.
Mrs. Jusie INewcomb of William
stown visited her mothor, Mrs. For-
rouoe, rooontly..
Miss Jessie ForguBon of Bronklyn.
N. Y., is stoppiug with Mrs. Samuel
Somervillo.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. Brown of Brook
line, MaBB., aro abont to move into
the honse formerly ncoupied by Dou
Phillips.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harmou Forreuoo
were In Waterbury over Sunday.
Rev. O B. WellB, with family. will
spend the aioutli of Auguat campiug
out for a much needed rest.
Mrs. Williani Ward and dauchters
with her sisters, Mrs. Peaso. Mrs.
Oollins and Miss Oollins. spent a vory
pleasaut afteruoou ou Saturday last
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Somer
villo. Frank Bolding is quite poorly.
MIDDLESEX.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Kelloog spent a
part of last 'weok visiting frionda iu
Plainfield and vioinity.
Mrs. Horace Niohols is ontortaininc
her brother, Frank Jaokson, of Massu
ohusetts. Mr. acd Mrs. E. E. Densmore aud
Mi. and MrB. Frank Somors liavo ro
tarned from a week's visit in Rich
mond. Mrs. Addie Denuisou, who is honsed
with a sprained aukle, iB improviug.
Mrs. Georgo Willey eutertaiued Mrs.
E. 0. Magoou and danghter of Mont
pelier, on Thursday of last wook.
Tho funeral of Norris Wricht, agod
74, who died at tho honje of liis
uephow, O. O. Riohardson, was hold
on baturday or last wook, Kov. J.
Edward Wriglit oiiloiating. Mr.
Wright had been in failing hoilth for
soveral inonths aud deatli oame as a
rolief from sufforiug. Mr. Wright was
n estoomod and reBpeoted oltizcn.
The intermeut was at the village
cemotery.
Artlinr Maxham and wife of Shady
Rill wero in towu Thursday.
Parker D. Edgerlv spent' Sunday
with liis daughterB in Barre.
Oharles Kuapn, who haa beon ill
for some months, is still iu a oritioal (
UUI1U1L1UII.
The Homo oirole will hold a social
pionio iu Oliamberlin'B grove, Wedues
day of tliis weok. Teams oarryiug
tlioso wlio wish to attond, leave the
churoh at 0 o'olook. AU are oordially
invited. Dinuer 10 oents.
Rv. J. Edward Wright will speak
at the Briok churoh uext Suuday
p. m.
WORCESTER. "
Mrs. O, N. Oortis and threo ohil
dren visited iu Huntington the past
weok. -
A. L. Hnut of Chelsea, Mbbb., is
visiting Ohaunoer Hunt, hls brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dana of Middle
sex, and James HiU and danghter,
were at William Bnrrill'a on Sunday.
E. O. Mooro hBB bought L, W. Por
ter's plaee Mr. Porter has rented
he Emery honse.
Dr. G. E. Hunt of Montpelier, vis
lted liis paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Chaun
cey Hunt, on Suuday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Hancock and
Mr. and Mn. b. M. OroHa viiltod in
Moutpelier the flrst of the week.
Orrln S. Riohardson aud Mn Hattie
(I. Dodge were raarried July 27, Rev.
P. H. Onrponter offloiatiDB.
Ip Mr'. Wells of Barre, and Mrs.
Wheeier of Linoaster, Maes., were
gueata at the home of George'FUk,
their brother, a part of Uit weoe.
SVItiLIAMSTOWN.
Postinastor and Merohaut Goorgo
L. Edson left for bt. Louls, !Mo., a
fow days ago. After a visit at tho ox
position ho will go to Iowa, to sod a
sister of Mrs. Edson and retnrn homo
uext wook. In lato moutliB Mr. Edsou
haa boen quito a good doal out of
hoalth, tlio roault, it is thonght, of
ovorwork aud tlio caro of hls iargo
bnsiucss.
Misa Bollo Roblusou is iu our post
oflloo, aud it u expoutod pho is toliavo
tho caro of it. uow.
Mrs. Auulo Sohoflold Randall aud
husband nro about to go to Glover to
visit Mr. Randall'B mothor. In tho
fow woeka they nro to bo away, or till
about Sept 1, thoy will visit frlonds
iu Hardwiok, Mornsville( Wost Burke,
Lyudouvlllo and Woroostor.
William Witherill haa jast mado a
ehaugu iu liis plaua aud instend of go
ing to Efflughaui, N. II.. ho thinks iio
will go to Newport in tliis State, to
makc li 1b liomo honcoforth, with n
nicco of hls lato wifo.
Rosooo Lyndo hns beon ill of lato
and under modical caro but is uow
better.
The temporaiy illuess of Mrs. Aus
tin Young, uoo Lonora Mnrtin, for
bado tho dopartnro of herself and Iiub
baud last Mondny for their homo in
Minuoapolis, Miun.. Tliey hopo to
bo nblo to go yot, tliis woek.
Eruost NioholB, son of tho lato Azro
Niohols, plnus, so wo lionr, to lonvo
tliis wook for tho Provinco of Albortn,
in Wostora Cauadn. Ho will bo no
oompuuiod by Georgo Gauthior, a
brotlier of liis wife. It ia said thoy
will go flrst to tho homo of our fornior
tosvusmau, Hnmiltuu Wnrk, wlioo
post-olllco 1b Glndys, iu Alborta. Wo
undorstiuid that this trlp is to bo
niadu with tlio purposo of locatiug iu
that sectiou if the couutry pleasns
them, iu which caso wo niny lose the
Gauthior family, llving ou tho old S.
Talcott Porriu plnco. ,
A sou was reooutly boni to Mr. aud
Mrs. Artlinr Eastman. Mr. Enstmau
has just moved from tlio Gen. E. Buss
house to the uear by teilemont houso,
ou William Z. Prntt's farm, ho boiug
iu the ouiploy of Mr. Pratt.
In correocionof an itom of laBfr-week
wo say that we havo been miEinformed
nboat tho outting of tiie hay ou II. H.
Martin's plnco. Tlio work is beiug
dono by tho Mr. Holt who livea ou the
old John Farnham place.
Oldor WilliamBtowuiauB will recall
tho lato John Whito, tho youngest sou
of the lato Josiah White of our Mill
Village iu nu ourlier day. Joliu White
died at liis homo in Vormillion, South
Dakota, eloven yoarB ago. Last week,
two of liis dnughteis, Mises Aniy A.,
and Roso White visited our place wo
thiuk for the flrst tiue. They aro
vory ploasant yonng lndies and are to
teach the coming torm in tho pnblio
sohoolB in Miuneapolis. They tell ua
that Dana F. White of Uuion Oity,
Micli., ia the only surviving mombor
of Josiah Whito's family.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Asa G. Wilber havo
been visitiug in Bethel of late.
Mrs. Hiram S. Drury, who goes to
Bostou oocasionally for treatmeut for
deafness, has been there of lato.
Joliu M. Stone and sons on the old
Goorge Orauo farm in the Judge Paiuo
distriot, advertiso their place as "Ma
ploviow Farm. "
The Greason-Beokett Granite Com
pany will add sevouty feet to thoir
stono slied now.
Wo have takeu a look throngh the
new baru built by yiUiam A. Pratt,
ou the old Chester Martiu farm in our
village. Tliis barn ia 42x81 feet aud
planed to meet the ueeds of thia lat
tor day farmiug. It is to coutain a
large silo. The hay is takeu to the
top lloor to be uuloaded, n floor ou
whioh threo loads can be left ou tho
oarta at any time it might bo wauted.
Tho baru hns uot yet beou wholly
comploted but the probable cost will
be, we are told, towards 3,000.
Eruest Riddell is a Suotohman liv
ing ou the old James M. Bnes farm,
and ho haa done uot a little to add to
its produotiveuess. Last week he had
the great misfortune to have liis threo
prinipoal barns burued. Oue a sinall
iiorso barn is left to hiin. The fire
Btarted ouj) an afternoou whilo Mr.
Riddell and wifo weroin tho hay field.
Tlnro waa time to get some thing
out of tho barua aud there waa uo loss
of stock. The origin of the fire ia not
known. There was a total of iusur
anco on barns and contents of $1,250.
Last year Mr. Riddell ont down some
what tho amount of the insurauco. II.
had seoured onl.v part of tliis year's
hay orop, but we havo lieard it la esti
mated that quite a good mauy tona of
hay were burued. It would seem that
the loss above the insurauoo would fall
pr6tty hoavily bn Mr. Riddell.
MrB. E. B. Watsou lms as a gnest lior.
uephow, Mr. Ladd, a stndont in Dart
mouth Colloge.
Oheok liatB for the September eleo
tion are up The board of c'ivil au
tliority will bo at the town liall ou the
afteruoon of August 20, to determino
questioua pertaining to votera at that
eleation.
MrB. AuBtln Jaokson ia here from
Lexingtou, Masa., and, witii her only
son, Fred .Taokeou, wiiose wife is not
Hal Ohonoy haa sold hls nice house
in Mill village to Frank Nichola of
Barre, n brother of George W.
NioholB.
Elwiu Prosoott's family of Barre
wore rooent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Erskine Rowell.
Weal6y M. Seaver haa thia soaaon
put soveuty-flve loads of hay into liis
barn without any of having been wet.
Even though it Bhould set the cows
of our mllkman to drinking more
wnter, we will say that a Ohicagoan
visiting horo eaya the mllk here ia
oream, compared with that of her city.
A very pleasaut oocaeioual summor
visitor here in some vears past waa
MiBS Mnggie Daffuf, of Brooklyu, N.
Y.,a niceo of Johu M. DutTas. Sho
han reoeutly died at her home, of
heart dlBease, at the age of twenty
nlne yora.
Rer. Carey H. Watsou and wife are
oxpooted here thia week.
An owner ot an inoubator In our
village obtained ftvo or six cliiokotis,
from one Jot of flfty egga, and from
another lot of flfty eggi, did not get a
ohlok.
Uev. Franoea A. Klmball ia now to
have a roonth'a vaeatlon and thore
will be no services at the Universallst
ohuroh. Meantime the buildlng ia to
bo palntnd inside as woll as outildo.
Abundauoo of ralu nnd wnrtu woath
er hero aro lnaklng fiuo orops for our
fanuora.
Word oonios of tho iniprovod hoalth
of Mrs. Oroutt Abbott in Onoida,
N. Y.
Mrs. 0. A. Badger lenrna of tho
doath of lior brothor, Lester Abbott,
of Plainfield. Ho was ouco a stouo
cuttor in Bnrrq. Holuavos a wifo and
two little ohildrou. Hls wifo is a
dimghtor of Mrs. Annetio Lyniati
Griswold ot Brookfield .
Goorgo L. Edson roached St. Louis
all right.
Doacon Edwiu 0. Smith is ablo to
rido to tho village uow.
Wi!l O. Martln oamo down hero
from Ottawa, Oanadu, ou Tuesday.
Horaco Flint and wifo reooutly vis
ited for two daya, hia nophew, Charlea
II. Bookott, iu Now York Oity.
Dr. Henry Downs nnd wifo, now
of Oil Oity, Pn., will visit the St.
Lonia ExpoBltlou.
Ed. J. Poor hns twontv aoros of vory
promising corn. Ho hns two Bilos
with n capnoity of sevouty-ilvo tons
eaoh. He also stooks n good doal of
corn, that in the wintor lio steams,
(ho has good faoillties for this), for
feoding his stock and likea it as woll
as eusilago. Ho pnid liio creamory
patrous 18 conts tor Juno bntter fat.
Georgo Roblusou, a' brother of N. B.
Robinsoo, has gouo to Richmond to
work nt hia trado na n tinsmitli.
Mr. and Mrs. Horaoe Flint visited
our old towusmnu, Goorgo Martln, in
Washington, D. 0., ou their way
home to Nobraska.
Word camo horo Tnesday of tho
death in Calais of Will H. Wheolor of
Dea Moines, Iowa. He had beou sick
for Bome tiuio with what was pro
uounoed horo to bo Bright'a disoase.
Ho rnarried Elln, tho youngest daugh
tor of tho lato S. Talcott Por7lnof our
place, nnd for yoars haa llved in Dos
Moines, Iowa. Ho was long in the
employ of tho Studobakor Brothora
Wagon Maunfncturing Compnuy of
South Bond, Indiana, aa a geuoral
travoling ageut and comuiauded n
yenrly snlnry of foiuo thousnndB of
dollars, it 1b said. Hifl wifo, two sous
and two dnughters survivo hitn.
Mrs. S. Martiu Seaver of our vil
lago has just had os guesls threo of her
nieces, nnd mombers of their fnmilies,
viz., Mrs. Lnird of White Rivor Jnuo
tion, the wife of Deutist Sherburne of
Springfield aud n Mrs. Holt of Montpelier.
To tho work of repairing tho Oon
greagtional meoting-house horo, Mr.
and Mrs. Jnmes E. Aiusworth of Ma
loue, IU., have given 500. Mrs.
Aiusworth is n daughter of tho lato
Cnlvin Ainsworth. Her sister, the
Into Miss Emma L. Aiusworth, left
500 to go oventually to thfB ohurch,
aud it is thonght it can be mado
nvnilable now, for nso in ropairing
tho moeting-house.
, William Raudall of Chicago, sou-in;
lnw of Rov. William Sohofleld, who is
here on n visit might likely remaiu
here now if ho could flnd iu our vil
lage n scitable place for his trado.
Buildiug iB largely at a standstill
here. Oue dwelling houso, in the
quarry distrlct, another one in our vil
lage, tho Seavor warehouBe, and the
addition to the Grearson-Beokott Com
pany'a stoue shed about tells tho story,
this year, so far.
Oliuton N. Fiold, son-in-law of
Goorgo W. Brush, is here fiom New
York.
Tho great amount of wet weathor
nowadaya is a little trying for our
farmeiB who want to flnish their hay
ing. EAST ROXBURY.
J. A. LaRose and wife from Al-
berta, Canada, aro visitiug at Peter
LaRose's.
Mrs. John Perham of Brookfield,
spent Friday witii Mrs. Farnham at
Olareuce Mndgot's.
Mr. and Mra. George Wardner and
daughter, Ruth, 6pent Saturday in
Barre and Montpelier,
WARREN.
Misa Ivv Piorooof Fitohburg, Mass,,
ia snonding a few weeka with rela
tlves in this vioinity.
Miss Mose Hatoh of Moutpelier is
tho iznest of her grandpareuta, Mr.
aud Mrs. Oarlos Martiu.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Kathan went
Mouday to Medford, Mass, wliero thoy
have omploymeut with 0. A. Reed.
Mrs. Hiram Russell of Roxbury
spent a couple of days lu thia vioinity
lust week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thayer aro
apouding a few duys with relatives in
Montpelier and Barre.
Erskiuo Lyfurd is taking his annual
vacation in Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bonnotte of
Montpelior were guoats at Frank
Town's.
Misses Ila and Florence Austin of
Northfield spent a weok with thoir
grandparouts.
Hiirrluon Pieroe had the mistortuuo
to lose a fluo horso Suuday.
O. M. Joues waa ill a part of last
week, having had an attnok of tonsi
litis. Mrs. Thoodore Wakefleld of Burling
ton Is visiting her frieuds here for a
couplo of weeks.
LOWER CABOT.
J. 0. Harvey has gone to Kingtson
to vialt hia daughter, Mra. Allen
Hazen, and also hoplng to improve hiB
health.
The town treasuier haa the tax bill
and Octobor 20 ia the day set for the
discount to eud.
The aohool dlreotora have adopted
for the ubo of the sohool s iu town
Misa M. I. Klmball'B History of Ver
mont for Young Vemonters. It ia
thonght this book willflll along need
od want of a hiBtory of thta kiud it
beiug very elaborate, olear and intor
eating, a book that no peraon old or
young can help beiug intorested in.
Frank Phelps has added to hia aw
mill buildlng a buildlng in whioh to
saw hia ohalritock; iu thia buildlng
be has plaoed an englne large euough
to do all of the busineBa in thia llue.
There wore aeveral eurioua inoidents
oonneoted with the bolt of lightning
that bnrned W. P. PIes baru laat
week. A plg itanding in the barn
door 200 rods away waa knocked down
and liis lega badly numbed. A lady
one half.mlle away waa adjuiting
her itooklng holder; her hand aud arm
wero badlv numbed aud her limb se
vorely bnrned Mra. Phelps was so
badly frlghtouod thnt tho lmlr ou tho
top of her hend turuod grny. Thero
woro Bovernl othor oocureucoa but uo
Bovoro acoidonts.
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.
In spoaking of tho rolativos of Ed
muud G. Soulhworth, hia lialf-sister,
Mrs. Oorrlo Chnrohlll, wifo of Wil
liam A. Ohnrohill, should havo beon
uiontiohod.
Irma Porry 1b visiting at Hartland.
Mrs. Robocoa Goodell haa beon quite
siok for several daya but ia better at
time of writlng.
pMrs. Carrio Kenniston nnd dnugh
tor, Mnrion, of Dorchester aro visit
ing at O. S. TitUB'.
Rov. Georgo Donno and Mrs. Wil
liamson with two childron, of Lowell
aro guests of Williaui A. Moroy, also
Miss Etta Douglas of Post Milla.
Holon Southworth roturnod from
hor visit to Barre ou Friday last woek,
acoompanied by her cou'siu, Evan
Mnrr.
Misa Miskolly of Boston is for tho
tecoud sumnier n guest of Mra. Ev
olyu Southworth.
Mrs. Beujnmin Nlles is visiting iu
Newbury.
JLegal Notices.
COMMIfciSIONEIlS Nn KtL
KSTATE OF&TKl'llEN li. IIOr.t.ISTEK.
Tlio unilcrslKMtil, liavluK been nppolnteil lijr the
tion. I'nilialo Courl f.ir tho Distrlct of VV'ashlnKton,
Couuiilssluiicn, to recclve, cxamlnc, nnd udjuit nll
clalms iiii.l ilcniAiiils of nll nt'rsons Alnat th,. cKtnin
ol STKl'IIEN II. HOLt.lSTlilt, Into of Murohllehl.ln
aUt Dihlrlct, (Icci hsimI: and nll clalms exhlhltcU lu
offdct thfrcto, hcrchy (!to notlce thnt we will
meet for tlia purposea nforesnld at the reshlenco
of Oeo. E. llolllster. lu the towu of Marshfield, lu
said DUtrlct on Ihe SCIti day of Aii(?ut, aud S6tb
dnjr of Jauuary ncxt, from 1 oclock
nn 1 11 4 o'clock i'. li., each of said days,
and that slx inonths from the 2-tlnlay of July,
A. I). Vm. Is the ttmc llmltrd liy said Court
for said credltors to preseut their clalms to us for
exaininauon nnd anovtance.
1
lat.
Duted at .Marshfield, this IDtli day of July.A. L.,
DUDt.EY II. SMITH, Oommls-
31-3
MAIIK MEAIIS,
sioncrs
ESTATE OF EMILY 11. IIOLLISTEIt.
C05IBI8fIONEIl'8 NOTICE.
Tlie underslirneil liavlnK lieen appolntcd by the
Ilon. t'robate Court for the Distrlct of Washington.
Couimlssloners, to recelve, exaiulne and adjust all
clalms nnd dcinands of all persom ajralnat tho emate
of KMIIA II. IIOI.I.ISTf.1!, Jxie of Marshfield, In
said Olstrlct, deceascd; and all clalms exhlblled ln
offset thereto, hcreby Rlve notlce that we will meet
for tlie purposes aforesald, at the rolilence of
George E. llolllster, ln the town of Marshfield, In
said Distrlct, on the 26th day of August alnl 23th
day ot .lanuary aext, from l o'clock r. m.
untll 4 o'clock P. li. sach of said days, and
that slx mouths irom the 28th day of July,
A. I) 1W4, ls the thue llmlted by said Court for
said credltors to present their clalms to us lor ex
amlnatlon and allowancc.
IJated at Marshfield, this 29th day of July, A. D.,
nUni.EYII SMITH, I Commls
MAKK MKAItS, sloners.
31-33
ESTATE OF ASASTASIUS NICHOLA8.
State of VinsioNT.
DlSTHICT or Wabiiinotok. S.s.
In t'robate Court. hcld ln Mnntnelicr. ln nnd fnr
said Distrlct, on the 3uth day or July. A. D. 11)01.
Arthur D. Farwell. Admlnlstra'or. ifc bonls non,
oltheesttte ot ANASTASIUS NICIIOLAS late of
iietiin, in taiu uisinct, deceased, prcsents uls ad
mlulstratlon accounltnrexamlnallon nnd allowancc.
nnd makcs nppllcntlon for a dccree ol dlstrlbutlon and
pnrtltiou of tlio cstaloorsald dcceased.
Whereunon It Is ordred br said Court. thnt
sald uccount and said appltcation be referred
to a eesslou thcrcof. to be held nt tho I'ro
bate Olllce ln sald .Montpelier, on the 20th day of Auk
ust, A. D. l!Ci, for hearlnK and declslon thereou:
And, It li furthcr ordered that notlce hereof be glveu
uimi iictboiis imeresiru, uy puoucaiion Ol llio same
thrce weeks successlrely ln the VEKMONT W'ATCII
jian State and Joujinal a newspapcrpubllihedat
3tontpellrr, lu this Stute, prevlous to sald time ap
polntcd for hearlmr, that they ruay appear at sald
tlino and place, nnd thow cause, If anv they may
have, why sald accouut should not be allowcd, and
sucli deciee made.
By tho Court. Alfest.
81-33 HIItAM CAUI.ETON-. Judge
ESTATE OF AUItAHAM II. HOLT.
State or Vebmont.
Dibtkict or Wasiumotok s. s.
In Prohate Court. held nt Montpelier, In and for
sald Olstrlct on the 1st day ol August, A. I). 19CI.
Eddlc M. Danlels. Admlulstrator ol the estate
ofAUKAUAM II. IIOI.T, late of Woodbury, In sald
Distrlct, dcceased, makes appllcatlon to sald
Court. with thecnnsentand approbatlon In writlng
of the wldow of sald deceaseil, residlng ln the
State of Vermont. Tor llcense to sell part
of the real estate of sald deceased, slluated In
Woodbury, lu sald Distrlct. tn wlt: I'aslure aud
woodloti also pasture lot, includlng the Inteiest of
the wldow ot sald deceabed thereln. representlug
that the cale thereof. except the Interest of the
wldow of sald deceased thereln, Is necessary for the
paymeut ofthedebts nf sald deceased. and theex
pense of the sdmlnlstratlon of hls estate, and that
the sale ofthelntersst of sald wldow thereln would
be benetlclat to her.
Whereupon, It Is ordered by sald Court, that sald
appllcatlon be referred to a sesslon thereof, to be
held at the t'robate ofUce, ln sald Montpelier, on
the i th day of August, A. D. 1901. for hearlng
and declslon thereon: and, It Is further ordered
that all persons Interested be nolltled hereof.by pub
llcatlon of notlce of sald appllcatlon and order
thereon three weeks successlvclr ln the Vermont
Watciikax and State Jouhnal, a newspaper
puunsiieu ai Montpelier, in inis ciaie, anu wutcn
clrculates ln the nelguborhood of those Interested,
tiefore sald time of hearlng, that they lnay appear at
salil time and place, and, lf they see cause, object
thereto.
lly the Court. Attest.
31-33 IIIIIAMCAHLETON. Judite.
COMMISS10NEIIS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ALEXANDEK COFFEY.
Tlie underslirned 1 avlnir been annolnted Iit the
Hon. 1'robate Court for tho Distrlct ofWashlngton.
Commlssloners. to rtcelye, examlne and adjust all
clalms and demands of all persons agatnst the estate or
AI.EXANDEIl COFFEY, lato of Middlesex, ln
sald Distrlct. deceased; aud all clalms ex
hlblted lu olRet thereto. hereby glve notlce that
we will meet for tlu' purposes aforesald. at the
resldencoof A. Colfey, Iu tlie towu of Middlesex,
ln sald Distrlct, or. the SCIli day of August nnd
lit day of December uext, from lu o'clock A.
li. umll 4 o'clock r. li.. each of sald days,
and that slx inonths from the 2h dav of Auiust
A. D. IWI. Is the time llmlted by sald Court tor
sald credltors to present their clalms to us for ex-
aunnaiion auu anowance.
Dateil at Middlesex, llils 3rd day ol August.
A. II- iVOi,
I,. A. DArtl.INO, J Commls
JOHN E. IIALE,) sloners.
31-33
NOTICE OFFII18TMEETINO OFCltEDITOnS.
In the Distrlct of the Unlted States. fol Uie
Distrlct of Vermont, In llniikruptcr.
ln the matler ot UAKItE CO-OPEUATIVE
SOCIETY, baukrupt,
To the credltors of UAltltE CO-OPEHATIVE
SOCIETY. of theClty ot Barre, iu Uie County of
wasiiliigtiin ana uisirici aioresnia. a oajiKrupi;
Notlce Is hereby glren that on the 15th day of
A11VE SOCIETY was duly adludlcattd bankruptt
ny. A. ii. tt". iuo sam iiaiiiic u-uilii'
and that the flrst meeUng of IU credltors
will be held at the oitlce of Uie under
slgned. Itoom No. 8, U. 8. 1'oit Otnce Build
lng, Montpelier, ou the lltb day ot August,
A. D, IWI, at tcn o'clock ln Uie forenoon tt
whlclitlme the sald credttoit may attend, prove
their clalms.annolnt a trustee. examlne the bank-
rupts, and transact sucb other buslness as may prop-
eny come ueioro iu nireuuK.
' EDVAItD II. DEAVITT
Kefcree ln Ilsnkruptcy,
Montpelier VI.. August 3, 1904.
Motici or FitSTMiiTiNO or CBXDiTona.
In the Distrlct of the Unlted States, lor tbe
DUtrlct of Vermont, In Uankrupter.
In the matter of CLA11K W. COURSER, bsnk
rtint. To the credltors of CLAItK W. COTJIlSEn, of
Woodbury, ln ue uouniy ot tvasniugwnana uu
trir, f.rsalfl. a hntiVrunt.
Notlce Is hertbr glren that on the lith day of
iuiy. A. I. iW4,iue stia tLAita n. wuuatn
wu rfnlv adludlrated bnnkrnntt and that Uie first
nieetluf othli credltors will tieheld at theomee or
the nnderslfrned. Itoom No. (, U, B. t'ostofnce
Buildlng, In Montpelier, on the 18th day of
Auiust. A. II. 1904, at ten o'clock ln the forenoon, at
wnicn ume me saiti cirauora may iiwnu, uruT
their clalms, appolnt a trustee. examlne the uank
rupt, and tramaet sueb oUier buslness as may proper
ly oome tiefore sald meetlnr.
EDWAltD II. DEAVITT,
Keferte In Bsnkruptey.
Montpelier, vt, August 1, 1P04.
RHEUMATISM
Is cauted bythe Urlo'Acld In the
blood, Dr. Clldden's Rheumatlc
Cure eannot but cure, for It abao
lutely drlvea the. cause from the
blood. You can buyltof H. A.SIade
or O. Xakeley, Montpelier Drug-slsts.
WEST TOPSHAM.
OlioBtor M. HuokltiH died on Suudny
nt tlio poor farm. Ho was a man well
known on thn east sido of tho Stato.
ilo was n fiuo judge of lioreea and nt
one tnuo owued tho colobratod "Fly
iug Bannor" ono of tho flnoBt Morgnn
horsos ovor raisod ln eastorn Vermont.
Mr. HuokiuB was in hia niuotioth
year. Bov. John Wright preached
tho fnuoral sormou, Mouday aftornoon
at tho houso.
Mrs. Georgo A, Tillotsou haa goue
to Connecticut with hor sou, Dr. Hen
ry Tillotson. Her hoalth is vory poor
and tho doctor thonght a ohaugo of
ollmato wonla bo bonoQcial.
Albort L. Parka aud family of Hyde
Pnrk, Mass., wero at Horaco Whlto'a
for n few daya last wook.
Hon, J, R. MoLatn waa on thia sido
of the town on Monday.
Kov. J. A. Snerbnrn, presiding elder
of tho dietriot of St. JohnBbury, waa
horo aud oonducted the aorvioes at the
ohurch Saturday oreuiug and Sabbath
aftornoon.
Mra. Willnrd and childron aro at
Jospoh B. MoLnm'a for a fow days.
Mrs. Jarhea Lang, who has been at
Dr. Willard'a for n fow weeks, went
to hor homo ou tho east sido of tho
town on Stlnday.
J. V. Jacksou is lopairing his baru.
W. B. Bagloy has charge of (ho
work,
Mrs. Laug of Barre hns beon taking
hor vacation at S. G. Meaker's. Sho
retnrned liouio on Saturday.
John Sauborn was buriod last week.
Ho was eighty years of age aud had
been n grent snfforer from rheumntism
for mnny years.
Miss Wiuuio Sanborn went to Barre
qn Tuosday.
Heniy and John Prescott 'of Man
chester, N. H., aro viBitiug iu town.
EAST CALAIS.
Mrs. Sarah Bradish of Wisronslu is
viisting hor brotlier, W. E. Biiss.
Tho ladiea league mofc last week with
Mrs. 0. R. Dwinoll. Mrs. Fred Olark
ontertains August 11. All are cordi-
al'y invited.
Mrs James Felch has closed lior
houso and gono to Worcoster to care
for her anut.Mrs. Uighnrdson.
Camp No 39, S. of V. will civo n
dauoe at Memorinl liall on August 5.
MORETOWN UOMMON.
Mr. aud Mrs. F. W. Somors visited
their danghter in Richmond n part of
the woek.
Dr. Bidwell of Waterbury was called
on Thursday in cousultation with Dr.
BTaylott on the caso of Pat Flyun.
Mr., Flyun has been ill several weeka
nt the home of Mason Boyce, and ia
rapidly failing. ReV. Fr. Lynch of
Wateroury called ou Saturday, also
Mrs. Mauning.
J! Mr. and "Mrs. Heury Silloway of
Middleses Oeuter wero iu towu Sun
day. Albert Mahuron visited at E. S.
ThnmaB' oyor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Farnham wero
in Waterbury Saturday.
Mrs. Bridget Houau is caring for
hor daughter, Mrs. William Sullivan.
Ellen RusBell retnrnod to Montpelier
Wednesday to work in tho telephcno
exchaugo.
RANDOLPH.
F. E. Prichard, who has been Drin
oipal of the Randolph high school for
the past four years, has beeu engaged
as superviBing principal of the Bran
don graded schools for tho comlug
year. Mrs. Prichard hns also been en
gaged to teaoh in the same school.
Fred Huutington, wlio has conducted
a meat market in the Oushman blook
for tho past year, has sold out his
buBiness to Irvin D. Litchfleld, who
has taken immediate possessiou. Mr.
Litchfleld haB retaiuod Ohester D.
Hood, a former clork, as liis assistaut.
Mr. Huntingon ia undeoided aa to
what he will do in tho futore.
Mius Dorothy Shaw and her nieco,
Miss Georgie Miles of Hvde Park,
Mass., havo arrived iu town and will
spend a month hero the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. P. Flint.
Mrs. John Loveland ot North Hart
land ia in town, tho gnest of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Montgomery.
Lester Nowton of Medford, Mass.,
arrived in town Monday and will
psend a short vacatlou with his father,
Isnao Newton.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge haa been en
gaged to teaoh iu the primary dopart
meut of the graded ecIiooI horo for tho
coming year.
Misa Mary Tilson, who haa been
apending sevoral wooks with relatives
in tliis vioinity, left here this week
for Middlosex to spend a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Charlea Lconard,
before returning to Treutou, N. J., to
resume her dutios aa n toaoher.
Miss Maude Emerson of Boston ar
rived in town tho first of tho week to
speud a few days with hor father, E.
F. Emerson.
Miss Olara Burnham, who haa boen
spending n three weeks' vanation, ro
turued the flrst of the week to her
homo in Concord, N. H.
PEACHAM.
Mra. Olark aud daughter, Flora,
have rented the upstaiis teuement of
Mrs. Abbie Hunt.
Mra. Ed, Maokey and two ohildren
of St. Johusbury are visiting relatives
in town,
Mra. Doacon Martln ia at the beaoh
for two weeks.
Mrs. Abbie 'Hunt has retnrned
home. She has been apending aomo
time with ber sister, Mn. Hutton.
Mrs. N. Whitehill ia qnite ill.
Gardner Kennison waa in Molndoea
Sunday.
Mrs. Sargent of East Peaoham is
quito ill. Mri. Hnnt ia caring for
her.
- MIh May Farron and Oounor More
were rnarried last Wednesday ovening
at eight o'olook, at tho home of the
bride's father, Miller Farron.
Only the relatlvea and intimate
frienda were present, Mr. and Mrs.
More left on the midnlght train for
81. Lonia.