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VERMONT WATOHMA1SI & STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAX QCTOBER 20. 1904.
CORINTH.
Qoorgo Mnrstou dled Oot. 12, nnd
tlio fnneral wns holdf rom liifl lnto ros
idouco on Fridny with tlio bnrinl nt
tlio Gentrn. Hb leivvefl n widow nnd
two dnnghtors, Mrs. Hnrvoy Snuiuor
nnd Mrs. Dnnii Iluutliirgon.
Mrs Muuson nnd Oatl Oorllss nt
toiidcd tlio funernl of the son of Dor-
mnn Mugoon and wifo nt Enst Ornuge
on Sntnrdny.
Miss Anuie Mnnd Wilson Is honio
for a timo from WnitB River on no
oonnt of whonplug cough utuotig lior
soholnrs,
The oliildreu of Mr. nnd Mrs Leslio
Parker lmvo tho whoopiug congh.
A. Pf Flnnders nud fnmily linvo
movcri to Voisliiro ,
Mr, Fortney, tlio Universnllsc iiiln
ister, prnnohpd nt Acndemy linll on
Mondny ovcning.
Mrs. Rodnoy Ohilds nnd eou Caroll
of Fnirlee, visited nt Fred Hntton's n
part of lnst wpok.
News hns lioon recoiyed of the re
cent blrtli of :i son to Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. P. Coylo iu Somerville, Mnsa.
Mnrous Pook of Brookfield wns in
tho placo Mondny night.
CORINTH CORNBRS.
Will Portor has movcd from Fnirleo
to his fnrm liore, E, F. Colby froin
Boston to tlio plnce wliioh lio recontly
bonght of tlio Orange Rowoll estnte,
nud Mr. Sillowny from Vorshiroto tlio
pnrBonago.
A dnughter wns born to Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Goodwin on Snndny.
Georgo Ohnlmors of St. Johnsbury
hns beon visiting relntives horo re
turning liorno on Mondny.
Willinni Burgin visited In East
Thbtford recently.
Mrs. J. F. Merrill w.nB in Bradford
on Tnesdny.
MORETOWN.
Sidney Atkins, who lins worked for
H, O. Ward for the pnst elevnn yenrs,
flnished work for him on Suturdny
nud eoinraenced work for P. L. Davis
Monday niorning.
Thoro 1s to bo n dauce at "Tho
Mnples" in Duxbury Friday ovcning,
Oct, 21. All nre cordially invited to
nttond.
Mrs, Fnrnlinm hns uioved into Wlll
Sornerville's houte.
Frnnl; Atkins hns put nn nddition
on to his house.
Miss Euiuin Royco and Jcnnie
Pierco wero iu Montpelier Sundny.
J, W. Taylor nnd fnmilj' nre ex
pected horne from St. Louis this
week.
Georgo Ashley 'is visiting his
pareuts.
WEST BRADFORD.
Miss Elsio Thurston roturned houio
last Thursday frotn Corinth, where
sho has been for n few weoks.
Mrs. Idn Onpper of Boston, is visit
ing hor mother, Mrs. Hnnunh Bald
win, for n few weeks.
Mrs. Nelsou Kelloy wns cnlled to
Lehnuon, N. II., by tho sickness of
hcr son.
AT THE D. A. PERRY
eal Estate Agency
YOU WILL NOT
F
CITY HOUSES and LOTS
but Business Opportunities
Just now wo cnxi ofrcr you soverril nmong wliioh wo beliove you enn find
one which will bo salisfnctory to you. Iloro is a pnrtinl list.
GROCERY STORE inhustling City which cnrries n stock
worth nbout 83,500.00 nnd ia pnying well.
GENERAL STORE in smnll town. which hns a. good trntle.
Vcry little compctition.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE which carries n stock worth
about 63,000. Au old cstnblished businoss.
CRIST MILL whioh hns n ycarly trndc pf nbout $15,000.00 nnd
custom woik amounting to from 8G00.00 to $800.00. Good buildings nnd
mnchiiicry run by water power. Locntion vory desirnblo.
RESTAURAUNT which is pnying welL
FARM of nbont 200 ncrcs locatcd on tho River Iiond from Plain
field to Marshfield. 00 acres of mcadow lnnd. Will kccp 35 hcad of
Btock. Largo barn with bascment nnd Silo which would cost $2,500.00.
Good Iiorsc-bara. Ninc room liouso which is in good shapo. Largc quan
tity of lumber and hard wood. Kxtia good sugar busli, with now sugar
houso. This is a bargain at S3,500-00.
FARM about 2 miles fron Montpelier, which will keop i0 head
of stock. Lnrgo barn ncnrly 100 feot long with bnsement. AVould cost
$3,000.00 to'build. OontainB 130 acres. PJaco is locatcd nbout twolvc
minutes from clectrio cars. Owncr would oxchango for villago property,
If tlieso properties do not interost you, writo us telling us wliat you
want and wo will bo glad to tell you whotlior we can liclp you or not.
D. A. PERRY,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Barre Vt.
Mrs. A. O. Baldwin npent list Sun
dny nt Goorgo Baldwlu's.
Dixio Wortheu, exprcss luossongor,
from Montpelier, nnd n lndy fricnd
nre nt his fnthor's, A. P. Wottliou's,
for n fow dnys. i
Mrs J. A. Guodoll 1s ill.
BARRE.
Mr. nnd Mrs John Rodmond, wlio
woro recently mnrrled, woro aivoii n
recoptlou ou Sntnrdny ovoul.ug by n
pnrty of nbout rlfty of their frionds
from this clty nud Montpelier. The
evouing wns passed most ploisnntly
with dnnciiig, nud rofreshments Wero
sorvfid.
Vincent Bntes of East Bnrro, n
Goddnrd grndtmto, wns ncting captain
o( tho Unlvorsity ot Vermont oot
bnll tonm elovon whioh dofentcd St.
Lnwronce Unlvt.rslty nt Burlington
on Sntnrdny. by the sooro of 10 to 0,
Ho hns plnyed on tho tcnm for threo
j'onrs. Perley Buchnunn, nnother
Goddnrd grndunto, wns qunrtor bnck
on thti Tufts Oollege tonm wliioh wns
defeated 34 to 0 by Holy Oross Snt
nrdny.
GOULDSVILLE.
Mrs, Elinz Thompsou nud Miss
Vidn Onss wout to Lobnnon, N. II.,
Snndny cnlled by tho illuess of Mrs.
Chnrlcs Iugnlls.
Mrs. Elleu Stouo eerved n bountifnl
snppnr to tho M. L, C, P., olub lnst
Saturday ovening, ovory meinbor
beiug present.
Mrs. Hiram Thatoher has beon ill
for the pnst wcok.
Gnrdiuor Murphy hns roturued to
his work in Bostou,
John Riloy is speudiug a few dnys
with his parouts nt Rnndolph,
Two of tho children of Robert
Pnino nro ill with scarlet fever,
Ohnrles Whitmnrsh is rnoving his
family to Northfield.
Mr. nud Mrs. Ephrnim Prny nud son
of North Montpelier visited with Mrs,
M, Lnwlesi nud dnnghter Sundny.
Mr. nud Mrs. willinm Stevens hnve
retumnd from Ludlow, Mnss.
Frnnk Dutton nud fnmily of Water
bury nro visiting at Ohnrles Duttou's.
Miss Estella Oross returued Mondny
from n visit with frieuds in Rnndolph.
Potr Bean inet with quito nn ncci
dent Sntnrdny evening. He wns
driving to tho villago with his fnmily
nnd Just ns he loft the bridge he
turncd out to uioet n team nnd tho
wngon struck n pilo of lunibor throw-ing-thom
out and brcakiug tho collnr
hono of the little girl. The rest of
the fnmily cscnpcd with only n few
brnises nud n geuernl shnkiug up.
PEACHAM.
Miss Myrtio Ornig returued to
Hnmptou Sntnrdny.
Miss Mnry Stoiy nnd two children
who have beou stopplng with her
father, Plyn Bolton, for somo time,
retuiucd to her home at North Ben
nington lnst weok.
W. M. Butson had n shnck n wook
ngo Sundny while nt churoh.
Miss Lnne hnB returued from lier
visit nt Concord, N, H.
ONLY FIND
Rooms 8 and 9 Qordon filock
Androw Whltohill wlll soll his
stook nt nuotion Sntnrdny, Oot. 23.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Whltohill Intcnd to
spend tho wintor in Cnlifornin.
Miss Jonnlo Mnokoy of Dnuvillo is
visiting nt hor brother's, Dr. A. J,
Mnokoy'.
Mrs.'Aroh Steolo spont n fow dnys
in Bnrro tlio flrst of lnst wcok.
EAST CABOT.
Mrs. Hnttio Wood of SVedt Baruot
is visiting rolntlvcs iu town.
Mrs. Edgnr Iloughton, who hns
been ill, is gniuing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dud'oy Blniuo callod
ou frionds in town Snndny.
Edgnr Iloughton was in Greensboro
Sntnrdny on businoss.
Elon, tho infnnt son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ohnrles Soribuer dled of pnon
monin Mondny, Oot. 17. Funoral sor
vioes woro hold-nt tho honio Wodnes-
dny nfteruoou. Tlio paronts hnvo tho
sympathy of nll in thoir snd borenvo
meut.
OALAIS
Tho itom which readthat Oornolius
Pnrmontor died nt tho town fnrm,
should linvo been,' Mrs. Cnrolino Par
mentor. Thoro wns a good nttoudnnco nt tho
sorvico held nt MaploCornor lnst SuU'
day.
H. A. Keni hns mnde quito exten
sivo repairs on his store nnd hns ro
ceived new Roods nnd is propnred to
give sntisfnotiou to ouBtomors.
Tho regnlnr moetiug of Stowe Post
nnd Womnn'fl Relief Corps wiil bo
held nt Memorial hall, North Onlnis,
Sntnrdny, Oct. 22.
BRADFORD.
Rnlph Hilnnd, who hns been viait
ing hi9 mother, Mrs. Lizzio Hilnnd
for n weok hns roturued to Boston.
He hns u positiou there with tho New
Englnnd Telephone nnd Tolegrnph
Compnny.
Mr. rind Mrs. Georgo Enton hnvo
movcd to town from Caudia, N. II.,
and nro plensnntly EOttled in whnt is
knciwn ns the Oownn houso recently
pnrohnsed by their dnughtbr, Mrs. M.
G. Flnndors.
Tho next meoting of tho "Fort
nightly Olub' will ho with Mrs. II.
E. Pnlmor ou Fridny nfteruoou, Oot.
21 nt threo o'olock.
Mrs. Fred Onpper of Bostou is vis
iting hor mother, Mrg. Hannnh Bald
win, nt West Brndford.
Quito n numher took ndvnutngo of
tho excnrsion rntes, nnd wout to Bos
ton on Sntnrdny.
It wns with sorrow tlint wo lonrned
of the dentli of Goorge H, Hough of
White Rivor Jnuction. He livod hero
when n boy aid wns likotl by Echool
rantes nnd nll who knw him. Our
sympatliy gocs out to the fnmily who
loses so mnp.h in losing him.
Go to tho drnma, "Our Boys," nt
villag'e hnll hext Fridny night, Oct.
21, for nn ovening of fnn nud jollity.
B. E. Doylo nnd wiro of St. Jolms
bury, woro iu town over Sundny.
Robert Renfrew wns fo badly in
jnred by nn ncoidotit whilo driving
from his hditio to town on Saturdny
nfteruoou thnt he died tlint night.
HishorHowns frightouod nt somo ob
ject by tho road sido of tho fnii
ground nnd shied iuto nuothor tenm
pnssing nlotig. Tlio wheels wero
locked togethor nnd Mr. Ronfrow's
carringo cverturned throwing his sis
tor, Mrs. Boynton, und himsolf to the
ground. Mrs. Boynton seems to bo
nninjurcd, with the oxcoptiou of iv
few brnipes. It is thought Mr. Ren
frew rupturod n blood vetisol, which
caused denth iu n few honrs. He
wns eighty yonis old on Wednesday,
the 12th of Octobor. The fmiornl wns
on Tuosdny nt ono o'clock, nt his lnto
home.
STRAFFORD.
In the deatrnution by firo of tho
bnildiugs of John O Arme, ou Satur
day all tlio fnruiture aud provisions in
tho dwolling house were consuiued ex
cept n fow urticloii on the first lloor,
aud tho entiro contentn nf the barn,
inolndiug moro thaa 1,000 bushelsof
potntoes uud ono horee. Buildings
woro insured.
DANVILLE.
Miss Louise Fallnnr of Concord, N.
II,, uud Miss Mnry Ohatmnn of Mnn
oheEtor, N. H., speut last wepk nt D.
P. Coveny's.
' Miss Onrrio Oobh hns gono to New
York to joln hor brothor Nnlhnmel
Cobb, snd thoy both will Fail for Itnly
soon, wliero thoy will spoud the wiu
ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Alnsworth,
Mr. nud Mrs, A. E Ourrlor, Dr. nud
Mrs. Libbey, Will MuCorinicb, Isanc
Greon, Asa Wh'eou nnd Mrs, Abel
Hnrtshoru nro niuon thoso who took
ndvnntng'o of the t'xoiusion rutos to
Bobton,
G. A. Tlnkor is visiting friend in
Albany for n few dayn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ohnrles Brniunrd vis
ited relntives in Mditpelier last weok,
O L ituudbtt of Provldmiuo, R.
I., visited Dr Pnche nt the Eltu Ii'oueo
lnst woek.
Rov. nud Mrs. G, W, Caminings
nud family hnvo roturued from Straf
ford, wheio thoy woroonlled last week
on a"connt of tha illness and death of
Mr Ciiunuing's niother.
Mauricn Hoyt Imi retnrned from
Botlilohcm who'O ho Iihs been ein
ployel dnring tho sumnir.
VAltMlCHS' COMl'ACT.
Sisty fnrmersnnd legislntors, espco-
inlly intorcsted in tho promotion of
tho wolfaro of tho ngrioulturistH ot
the Stnto through Leglslntion fnvor
nblo to thoru, gnthorod in tho olonk
room of tho Stnto Houso on Weduosdny
ev"ening, nud jolued tho Farmor's Leg
isltnivo Orgnnizntion whioh was
formed by mombors ot Loglslutnre of
1002 nnd orgnnizod by tho olcctiou of
ofllonrs, Regnlnr mei-tings will bo
held enoh Weduosdny ovening and it
wns suggostdd thnt privnto meetiugs
mlglit bo cnlled Intor to tnlk ovor mnt
ters thnt tho orgaulzation might not
Eoe fit to givo the nross.
Tho offlcers of tho orgnnizntion
woro olootod ns f ollows : S, W. But
torflold of Woathorsdeld, president;
R. B. Galushnof Roynlton, seorotnry;
H. N. Dnvis of Glovor, trensnror;
Georgo Aitkou of Woodstock, D. II.
Morso of Randolph nnd Sonntor G. W.
Pierco of Brattleboro, executivo com
mitteo. O. M. Whito of Woodstook, trcns
nror of the orgnnizntion in 1002, wns
cnlled upon to stnto the couditiou of
the trensury. He roported tlint thoro
wns forty conts in tho trensury nnd,
in a fow words, ontliued tho history
of the orgnnizntion nnd its purposo.
Ho enid thnt thn origmnl intent of tho
gnthorings wns to bccomo ncquainted
nnd thnt tho iden of orgnnizntion cnuio
lntor. Thoy wnuted somcr booka to
keep the records on nud dues of
twonty-fivo conts woro levicd for tho
purposo. Tho by-lnws, he sald, wero
drnwn np hnrriedly tho last night of
tho ?ession of 1002 when tho iden of
tho perrannenoy of tho orgnnizntion
occnrrod. These he thought it would
bo bcst to havo corrcoted nnd roviEed
by a committee,to suit the will of the
new orgnnizntiou. Whilo ho did not
desiro to mnp out nny routo of notion
for tho new organizntion he wished to
stnto thnt ho did not beliove it ndvis
nblo to-mnko clnss lcgislntiou of it ns
there wore other legislntors ontside of
tho fnrmers wIiofo intorests mnst be
looked out for. Ho snid if tho orgnn
izntiou wns run rightgrent good could
bo nccomplishod from it nud if run
wroug itwns n bad thing. Mr. White
then turned over the forty cents to tho
new trensnror.
Upon motlon of Mr. Aitken of
Woodstook it wns voted to ninko tho
duosof tho mombors $1 for tho cotniug
bionninl torm. Mr. Dousmoro of St
Albnus, who did mnch for the orgnni
zatiou last yoar, wns cnlled upon to
sppnk nnd, iu n fow words, explniucd
the udvnutngcs of tho orgauization.
Ono of tho members of tho exeon
tive rommitteo askod whnt tho duties
of thnt committeo wero, nnd Mr. Gnl-
Ingher explnined thnt thoy wore to
take cliargo of fnrmors' legifilation in
tho House. At this time ho mndo the
suggestion thnt n committee should bo
nppolnted or oloctcd to correct and ro
vise the by-lnws. It wns movcd thnt
President Buttorflold nppoiut suoh n,
comiuittoa. Mr. Buttarfield snid thnt
he wiehed to doliberato beforo choos
ing his committoe which ho would
nnnounco lntor.
Tho meethnr wns then ndjonrned
nud tho mombors signed thbir nameH
nud pnid tiioir dnes.
JjICOISTj A TI Wd
Snbjoined is n synopis of S. 10,
by Sonntor Klnck, providing for tho
propnrntion nnd uso of n cnncus cheok
lipt: Provides for ueo of ohook list nt
cancuses to nominnto Stnte, distriut
nnd county oilloers nud town ropreson
tntivos, when flve per cent of tho
votors nsk for samo. Boforo Mnroh 1
the Fooretnry of Stnto is to isino blnnk
cortiflcntos onough to nccommodnto nll
qunliflod voters, in this form. "it is
niy iutentiou to.net nnd voto with the
pnrty nt tho coiuing
elcction. " Thoso to bo fllled out nud
sigued and dolivored to listors nt Fnuin
timo ns luvontory nud listerit to lodgo
them in town olorks' oillces before Mny
22. Clerks to receivo n feo for llling
nud nrrnuging them. Soleotmen to
proparo for theeo cortificutes, oheok
lUt for uso nt cnuous, onoh pnrty to
hnvo sepnrate spaco on Bnid list. This
to bo posted in nt lonst four publio
plnces, nud revised HubEcqnontly by
bonrd of oivll autltority. No porfiou
whoso namo is not on tho oheck list
shall voto nt r.ny cnneas. Opportu
nity is given for proper corrccMou of
oheok list, ,
S. 20, Seuntor Buxton's bill to
regulntn voting iu cmicnfion is thus
Buramnrized: All mnle porsons mnk.
ing invontories for tnxntian shnll nn
swer inteirogntories thoroin ns to thoir
pnrty nllilintious. Listers shnll on or
beforo Mny 15, in onoh yenr, roturii
cortifled oopies of thnt part of inven
torioj roluting to party nlliliutionr to
oity or town olorks. Olotks shnll pro
paro on t'.iird Tuosdny in Mny of enoh
yoar in whioh thoro is n gotiornl eleo
tion a lht of votors nt such eleo
tlon, nud deaigunto nfter tho namo of
enoh voter his polltionl party ns
ahown by tho roturus to him, nud shall
post six cupics. Board of oivll au
thority shnll cu ilrFt Tuesday in Juno
nnd nt ndjonrnmenU theroaftor rovipo
and oorreot fuch UU npon proror
procedingi. All party cnuoatos for
olectlon of dolegntes to conventions to
nnmiunto Stite, distriut, uud oauuty
nillcerH, shiill' bo held dnring tho eoo
nnd weok iu Jun i. O.incii'osformiU'
iiintian o( town Reproaoutntlvea aud
usticcs of tlio ponoo shnll be hold dnr
ing tho flrst week in August. Teu
days notloo of cnuonses muet bo glvon.
No portons shnil voto In n pnrty cnu
ons uuless hi'a vnnuio is on tho uheok
list ns boing of thnt pnrty. Pcnnlty
for voting when namo is not on oheok
list, or nttempting to voto or voting
moro tlian ouoe on snmo bnllot not lesa
thaii $20 not moro thnu $100.
Tho membor who fnils to got ou to
nuy of tho notlvo workins oommitteos
Bomotimes flnds it protty hard to klll
timo, nnd gocs bnck honio with n not
vory oxnltod idon of tho hnlo whioh if
supposod to surronnd tho hend of tho
town ReproBontntivo. We nro romindod
of ono membor of n rocent house, from
n smnll town, who found himself with
little or nothing to do in tho wny of
commiteo work, nnd npon whoso hnnds
timo huug lionvily beforo tho eessiou
wns linlf through. To somo ono who
spoko to him n year or moro lntcr
ajont his oxporiouccs in Montpolior ho
snid: "I wouldn't go bnok thoro
ngniu nnd bo ns smnll n mnn ns I hnd
to bo nt thnt session for ten dollnrs n
dny," At homo this mnn wns nn en
orgotio thrifty fnrmor, nud would hnvo
servod woll on nny of tho basy com
mittoorf. Ho Blmply didn't get n
ohnuco. Burlington Freo Press.
NEWBURY.
Prof. G. SV. Felton of Burlington,
nrrived homo from n threo yoars' rcsl
donco in tho Philippiucs, hns promisod
to givo liiB old frionds nud acqnain
tnuceB of this villago n short tnlk,
Fridny ovoulug,. Ho wns priniopnl
of our iiigh scliool for sovornl torms.
Chnrley Grooulenf, geuornl dispousor
of frosh ments, hns tnkou to himself n
holpmnto, Miss Idn Whenton.
Ed. Georgo is wonriug nn unusnnl
ly hnppy oxproEsion onlnis fnco, nud
no wonrter, it is i teu ponud grnud
son. If nny ono known of n good skunk
huutor, tell him thoro ls n rich tield
or operntiou right in Newbury vil
Ingo. If nll roports nro true, thoro
lnuet be moro thnn foity of them
prowliug nrouud thoro evory night.
MIDDLESEX.
The mombors of Stetsou Pos't, Wat
erbury Oenter, wero roynlly outer
tniucd Thursday by Mr. nud Mrs. A.
H. Smnlloy nt thoir homo.
Mrs. Itose Shephord, who hns been
visitiug iu town for sevorul weeks,
wout to Granville Fridny with hor
brothor, A. H. Smnlley; from thore
sho is to go to her homo in Quinoy,
Mass.
Bnrtoii Lovelnnd nnd Loou Johnson
havo hired Mrs. SomerB' tenement
wliero Mr. Lovelnnd is to linvo n
bnrbor shop.
Mrs. Addio Fhillipa is to opon her
milliuory shop on Tliursdnylin rooms
nt E. A. Enrle's.
.Frnnk Niohols is moving bnok to
ms larm irorn Wiitorbnry.
Sovornl from hero nttonded tho fuu
eral of Ewdnrd Fnrrar in Wntcrbury
Suurtay.
Deer hnnting eoouib to bo tho topic
ot tno nny. nportsmen nro getting
ready for the hunt. ""
About lifty nttouded tho recoption
givou Mr. nud Mrs. Georgo Rumuoy
ou Mondny ovoning. Oot. 10, nt thoir
homo in Shndy Kill. Tlio compnuy
lofc tho worthy couplo 37 iu money
ns n token of I'riendHhip.
Ed. Daun is uot goiug to movo iuto
tho houso with Goorgo W. Wiley but
will go to Moretown to work for
Frod Jewott.
RANDOLPH.
Dnring tho month of Soptember tho
co-oporativo oronmory mnde, 22,080
ponuds of bntter nnd piiid pntrons
.$4,834. The price per pourid pnid to
patrous for butter fnt wns 22 conts
not, nud tho cost of mnkiug wns 2
conts per ponnd.
Orrin W. Mnnn, who hns beou om
ployed iu tho Bostou city hopspitalfor
tho pnst yoar, will como this week to
speud n two weeks' vacation with
motbor, Mrs. Idn Mnnn.
Poter Jord, who hns beou employed
iu tho bnrber shop of O. W. Bonnetto
iu Montpolior for the pnst fowmouths.
spont Sundny in town. Ho hns pnr
chnacd of Georgo Clark nis bnrber
shop in Bethel nnd will take posses
sion of tho Bnme iu nbout two weekH.
Mrs. G. E. Cushmau nud dnughter,
Mrs. Frnucis Enton, loft hero yestor
dny for Barre whoro thoy will speud
n few dnys with rolntives.
Mrs. Martin Ramrill returued home
ou Mondny from Concord, N. II.,
whoro sho hnd been visiting her eou,
Ponrl Rumrill.
Hon. W. 13. Vnil nud Homor W.
Vnil left on Tuesdny for n short busi
iibes trip to Montpelier.
Tno Lndios' Wnys nnd Menus Sooi
oty'of tho Oongregntiounl ohuroh will
moet with Mrs. G. E. Lndd ou Thurs
dny nfteruoou nt a o'olook nt tho pnr
Eounge. W. R. Clurk.of New Hnven, Oonn.,
nrrived iu town .Moudny nud will bo
tho guest of Mr. nud Mrs O. F. Moul
ton nt Stonoloigh for n fow dnys.
E. A Thomns is nwny on n wook's
bnsinoss trip to Now York oity.
Mr. nnd' Mrs. E. W. Tewksbury havo
nrrived horo from Brandon, whoro
thov had been guosts of Mr. aud Mrs.
F. E. Priohard for tho past fow dnys.
U'AJt JfJill'S.
Tokio, Oot. 15. After the Jnpn
noso hnd pnrtly ocanpied Shnhopnu
yosterdny evouing tho Russinn niain
body fell baok into the mountninons
disttiot o8t of tho rnilwny, whoro thoy
hnlted nnd nro now faoiug tho .Tnpa
nosH Tight wliioh they eudonvored to
surrouud yostordny ovoulug Tho
Jnpantso hnvo engnged threo Russinn
reeervo divlsions who nro boliovod to
be porsonally comninnded by Kuropat
kiu. Fightiug ngaiiist theso reservos
wns reBumed this mornlng. Tho nt
moit iniportntico is nttnohed to tho
outcorno. Tho ltnksinns nbout Peu
ishu hnvn lled to tho northeast
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Get Out,
i-5:
Gct out of thnt old thrcndbarc Ovcrcoat and got into ono of our
now, Btylisli Manclicstcrs, tlio Ovcrcoat of tho scnson. Wo havo
thom to fit you for 89.00, 810.00, $12.00, up to $20.00. Also a nico S.:
llno of up-to-datc Ulsters for 85.00 to 815.00.
v
Mon's Fall and
Our stock of Mcn's Suits is tho iWst to bo Bocn in tho city.
Sco our lcadcr for 87.50. Noxt look nt tho $10.00 oncs. Then whilo
you aro hero lct us show you somcthing nobby for $12.00, $15.00
and 818.00. ;
Flannel Shirts and Undorwear, j
FJanncl Shirts, with aud witliout collars, allcolors black, bluoi :
: red, green, ctc. for only $1.50. Also tlio largcst and best lino of
Underwcar in tlio Statc. Givo us a call.
vVIVIEKICyVIV CLOTHING CO,
Yott Brothors Prop's,
106 Main St , Montpelier
Stj Potorsburg, Oct. 15. All clnsses
toduy nro pluuged in tho dcepest
glootn over tho roverses suffered by
tho Russinn nrms south cf Mukden.
Thn military nuthorities express
fenr thnt Kuropntkin will suffor still
grenter dienstor when he begins the
rotrent ncroHS tho Hun river. The
Rujsinns frnukly udrait thoy nro un
nblo to find nny oxodec for tlio prosent
disaster. The Cznr is said to bo in n
pitinble stnto of depression. He is
roally ill with worry nnd for tho flrst
tiuie begins to doubt tho ultimnto out
conie of the wnr.
Tokio, Oot. 15. Gen. Okn hns
cnptnred ton moro gnus, Fightiug
coutinues nloug the whole front.
News of the umoet iraportanco from
Kuroki is oxpected momentnrily.
Romo, Oct. 17. A St. Petersburg
despatoh snys thnt nfter n cousultation
with tho Cznr, Gen. Grlpponberger
hns decidcd to mobilizo 000.000 nddi-
tionnl troops for wnr. Mnuohurin,
the despatoh asscrts, will bo nbnn
doued for tho prefout. A Kussinn
uotu will probnbly be issnorl nunonuc
ing to tho powors the czar's firm in
teution of ocntiuuing the wnr.
Tokio, Oct. 17. Gon. Nod.u uud
Gen. Oku nro conpernting in the west
in hnrrnssing tho Kuesinn retrcnt
Thoir operntions nppenr to be highly
suecessful.
Legal Notices.
EJsTATE OK CIIAItI.ES W. 1.AINO.
State nr Veumoxt,
DlSTItrcT OF WASIUNaTON, s 8.
Iu I'roliato Coiirt, liclil In Jtontpoller, In uid for
ealil Olstrlcl. on tlio 18th Uay of octobur. A. U.
VM.
laiiivs K. I'lrli', Admlnlstrntor or the cstate ot
CIIAItLES W. I.AIXO, lato oftlicTown of llarre.
In ealil Dlstrlct, dcccascil, jirctenls lilj ndnilnlstra
t Idii nccomit for examinailou and allownncc, and
makes uppllc.illoii for a ilecri-e or iHslrlbutlon und
Iiarlltlon of tho estate ol sald dcceased.
Wlii'reiipun It Is onlorcil hv said C'ourt, tlint sald
accouut awl nald uppllcatlou lie referrrd to a stselon
tlicrcof, to be lit'lu at tlio I'roliato omco In sald
JUontpeller, on tlio Stli day of Kov, A. I). lSKH.fur
licarliix aud drclslon thcreon; And, lllsfurtlier or
dcrtd tliat notlco licrcuf bu Klveu to all persons ln
terL'stbd. by pulillt'atlon of tlio eanio threo wccks
succi'6slrcly In tlio Vkiimont Watciiman anu
State Jol'knal, a newspapor pubtlslied at Mont
pcllt'r, In tlils btate, prcvlous to aald tlnip appolnted
Mr lioarlnK, tliat tlicy may nppear ateald tlinil
and place. and, 6liow caiibc, If any thoy may liae
wliy sald account should not ho ullowcd. aud such
dicrco inaiU".
Ily theCourt.-Attost.
i'i il HlltA.M CAItLETOX. Juduo.
NOTIUOOy FIIIST JlEETINO OF CllEDITOllS.
In tho Dlstrlct of tho Unlted States, foi the
Dlstrlct of Vermont. In llnukruptcv.
In the in&ttorot LGItOV li. Sl'OON'EIt, bauk
rtijit. ,
To the credllorsof I.EltOY V. SI'()ONGIt. of tlio
Oity of llarri', ln tho Cuiinty of Waslflnxtoii and
Dlstrlct aforesald, a bnukrupt:
HN'otlco Is licrcliy kIvi'H tliat on tlio DOth day
ot.Iune, A. I). 1901, tho sald LEItOY 1'. SI'OONEK
was duly adludlcated bankruptt and that
tho lirst mcctliiK of hls crcdltors wlll
ho held at tlio ofllce ot the under
siiined. Itoom N'o. 0, U. S. I'osi Otfice Ilulld
ln;. Montpelier, on tlio Hh day ot October.
A. I, 14KJI, at tcn o'clock lu tho forenoon at
which timo the sald credilors lnay attend, prove
their clalins.appolnt a truslec. cxaiulno tho bnnk
ruut, aud trausact such other bublnessas may prop
e:iy couio boforo said nieuttnjr.
KDiVAltD II. DEAVITT
llefereu In llankrutitcy.
Jl'iiitpellcr Vt October 18. 1U04.
NOTICE OFl'INAL MKETINO OF CltEPITOIlS.
Iu the Dlstrlct Court or tho Unlted States, for the
Dlstrlct of Vermont, lu llankriintcv. I
lu tho uialtcr of WAI.DO II. I'AltHAIt, bank-
r"'l'o' tho crcdltors ofjWALDO II. PAltltAlt. ot
MnntpFller, lu the County of Washington and
Dlstrlct aforesaid, a baukrupt.
Xotlce ls hereby jrlven that Vernon W. Itand,
trustteol the sald baukrupt, has riled lu court hls
tlnal uccounU nml n lueetlnir of the cmlttont of
tho sald WAI.DO 11. t'AHKAIt, wlll bo held at
the otilce of tlio uuderslKueit, ltooni No.
C. U. S. I'nstOUlce Ilulldlnit, In Montppller.on tha
L-Jth day of October, A. I). 1IIUI, at ten o'clock In
tho lorenoou, at which time tlie llnal accounlof the
(ald trusteo wlllbo cxainined and passed upon,
EDWAItD II. DEAVITT,
Iteleree 111 llaukruptcy.
Jtontpellcr. Vt.. October IT. 1SW.
RECEIVER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtno of n dooroo of the Oirouil
Uourt of tho Unitcd Statos for tho
district of Vonuont mndo on tho 0th
dny of Ootober, 1904, will bo sold nt
publio nuotion upon tho prouiisos
heroiuafter desoribed, ou Friday, tho
J8th dny of Novombor, 1904, at teu
o'olock iu tho forouoou, nll tho right,
titte nud intorest wliioh tho subscribor
hns ns receiver nt the Hobnrt Fnrm
Compnuy, n corporntiou orgnuized uu
Uor tho lnws of Now Hampshiro, in nnd
to n cortniu parcol of lnnd with tho
buildiugs thereou situnted iu Berlin
in tho county of Wnshiugton nud
State of Vermont nud desoribod ns
follows: A parcol of lnnd ou tho west
erly sido of tho old "Pniuo Turnpiko"
so-cnllod londiug from tho city of
Montpelier to Berlin Ooruor, bouudod
begiuniug nt a stnko nud Btono on
snid turnpiko nt tho northenstorly
corner of cald lnnd, thonco wostorly
nt right nngles to said turnpiko, sov
enty (70) feot ton stnto nud stouo;
theiioo southerly parnllel to Bnld turn
piko, oighty-nino (89) feot to n Btnko
nud stouo; thotioo enBterlv nt right
nngles, Bovonty (70) feet to snid tnru
piku; thonco uortherly ou snid turn
piko oighty-muo (80) foet to the
plaoo of hegitiuiug.
Ono huuttred dollnrs ($100) will be
rcquitod to bo nnitl in ciibIi by tho
pnrchnsfr at tlio timo ot enlo; other
torm mitiuuiiood nt tno nnio. .
EliBhtk Thnyer, Reoeivor of the
Hoburt Fnrm Uotupauy.
W Oot. 20, 27 Nov. !I 10, 42-45
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Quick
Wlnter Sults.
BETHEL tfJSTS VONT11AVT.
Bethel, Oot. 15. Tho oontrnot for
tlio now muBourn building iu tho oity
of Wnshington, D. 0., wns tuday nn
nouncod to hnvo beon nwnrded to the
Ellis Grnuite Oo. on tho Bethel white
grnnite. This coutrnct wns givon
nftor nn inspoction by n spooinl com
miBsion seut horo from Washington
to inspoct tho quirries' posBiblo
qnnntity. It calis for nearly 375,000
cubio feot of stone, whioh is threo
fourths ns much ns is required for the
terminal stntiou.
The plnoing of this contrnct nesures
tho bnildiug of the Bothel Grnnito
Hnilrond at ouoe. The load hns been
snrveyed, lnnd dumnges cousidered
ovor whicli thore hns beon n conten
tiou with possible result of tho pro
ject beiug abolishod aud will now be
grunted.
. Ono huudrod forty-Beven meu were
on the pny roll of tho quarry lnst
week. Lnrgo mnchiuory ib now being
held in the 'locnl froight ynrd to be
convoyed to tho qunrry ns soon ns the
load is in couditiou to trnvel over.
BROOKFIELD.
Mrs. Fred Lndd nnd dnughter,
Freda of Bnrro recontly sponi; eevernl
dnvs with her ruothor, Mrs. Holen
Wilcox.
Mrs. Georgo Crano weiH to Rutland
last week to spend two weeks with
hor son, Leslie Cruue, nnd family.
Mrs. O. O. Upham nnd dnughter,
Mnry, olo&ed their house last Fridny
nud hnve goue to Worcester, Mnss., to
spend the wintor with Dr. Pnrtridge
nnd fnmily,
Mies Florn Rnymore, who hns spont
tho pnst four years in Los Angoles,
Onl., nrrived homo last Friday to visit
her pareuts, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Rny
muro, nt the Couter.
Mrs. Mnrons Peck is visiting rola
tivcs nud trieuds in MnBsaohusotts.
Mr. nud Mrs. Louis Raycraftof Fnir
hnvon, Mass.. nro speudiug soreral
dnys nt Lnke View Hotel.
Silns Mills nud W. W. Scribner,
both liviug on Benr Hill, ench lost a
vnlunblo cow lnst week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilbsrt Dugan nre
moving ou to their fnrm on West street.
Mrs. Willinm S. Grnves ontortninod
her uephow, Daun Burbnnk of New
York Stnto on Sundny.
UIJiTJlS.
Iu Strnfford. Oct. 2, a son to Mr.
nud Mrs. Harry B. Ordwny.
In Montpelier, Oct. 10, u danghter
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Dauiel P. Sextou.
MAllltJAGJiS.
In Moutpolier, Oct. 12, by Rev. J.
Edwnrd Wright, Elwiu L. Bniloy
nnd Gertie Grny, both of Onlnis.
In Montpolior, Oct. 17, by Rov. J.
Edwnrd Wright, Ohnrles E. Stoddard
nud Alico L. Grnv. both of East Mont
pelier. Iu Montpelier, Oot. 17, by Rov. W.
T. O'Sullivnn, Edwnrd Herbert und
Alino Juaire,
In Bnrro, Oct. 18, by Bev. W. A.
Kinzio, Jnmes Gonld More nud Miss
Ednn D. Perry.
DI2AT11S.
In Strafford, Oot. 11, Mnry A.,
wife of Rev. Heury OumingB, nged
eventy-nino.
Intelligent Sugar Makers:
Btty Grim Snp Spouts. Ordor iu
October aud seoure largo discotint. It
will l'AY to do it. Oiio-fourtli moro snp
gttnrnntoed or no pny. 'Aftcr ttsiiig tlio
Lender Evnporatorn fow seaons thoy bo
camo ilisgusted nnd bonght Crimm Ohnm
pion Evnporntors. They nro tlio largcst
sugar mnkors iu their locality. Scorcs of
othors followcd their exnmplo. Ask F. G.
Hanimiit & Son, Barton Landing, Vt., II.
E. Dudloy, Barton Lnnding, Vt. nnd John
McLolInn, Glovor, Vt., wliy thoy niado
tho clmiigo.
Otlior iintucs, n sample spont, ntitl cnta
loguo, frco.
C H. CRIMM ,
Rutland, Vt. and Montreal, P. Q.