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VERMONT WATOHMAN & STATB JOURNAL,, THUR9DAY, SEPTSMBHR -a. 1909.
Legal Notices.
ESTATE OF LYDIA A. PITKIN
State of Vimimont, H
DlSTIUCT 01' WASHINGTON, 88.
In probato court, hcld In Montpelier,
111 and for snid District, on tho 25th day
of August, A. D. 1009, OZtAS C. l'lTKIN
Administrator of thc Estatc of LYDIA A.
PITKIN, latc of Marshfield, in said Dis
trict, dcceased, makes application to said
Court, with tlic conscnt and approbation
in writing of tho heira of said dcceased,
residing in the Statc of Vermont, for
licenso to scll all of thc real cstato of said
dcceased, situatcd in Marshfield in said
District, reprcsenting that thc salc thcrcof
would bc bcncficial to thc heirs of said
dcceased, and thoso interestel in hcr
estate, in ordcr to convcrt said real cstatc
into "nioncy.
AVhercupon, it is ordered by said Court,
that said application bc rcferrcd to a,
session thcrcof, to bc held at thc Probatc
Oflice, in said Montpelier, on thc 13th day
of Septembcr, A. D. 1009, for hcaring and
dccision tliereon; and it is further ordirod,
that all pcrsons interestcd bc notified
hercof, by publieation of noticc of said
application and ordcr thercon thrcc wccks
succcssively in tho Vermont Watchman
and Statc Journal, a newspapcr .published
at Montpelier in this Statc, and which
ereulates in thc neighborhood of those
interestcd, beforc said timc of hcaring,
that thcy may appear at said timo and
plaee, and, if they sec cause, objcct thcrcto.
By thc Court Atlost, Frank J. Martin,
Judgr ' 34'30
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
ESTATB OF AXTHONY A. l'l'.ltllY.
Thc undersigncd, having bccn appointcd
by tho Hon. Probatc Court for thc Dis
trict of Washington, commissioncrs to
receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands of all pcrsons against thc
cstatc of ANTIIONY A. PEIUtY, latc of
Cabot, in said District, dcceased; and all
claims cxhibitcd in offset thcrcto, hereby
givo noticc that wc will mcet for thc pur
pos;s aforesaid, at tho Town Clcrk's
office, in the town of Cabot, in said Dis
trict, on thc 11th day of Scptcmbcr and
31st day of January ncxt, from 1 o'clock
p. m. until 5 o'clock p. m., cach of said
days, and that six months from thc 30th
day of July A. D. 1009, is thc timc limited
by said Court, for said creditors to present
tlieir claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Cabot this 0th day of August
A. D. 1909.
Mcrton D. Wells Commissioncrs.
AValterS.Ford. -
34-30
ESTATE OF EZEKIEL SKINNER
Stati: or Vermont,
DisrniCT of Wasiiinoto.v, ss.
In Probatc Court, held at Montpelier,
in and for said District, on thc 12th day of
August, A. D. 1909, an instrumcnt pur
porting to bc thc last Will and Testamcnt
of EZEKIEL SKINNER, latc of Plain
field, in said district, dcceased, being prc
smtcd to tho Court, for Probatc, it is
ordered by said Court, that all pcrsons
cScerncd therein bc notified to appcar at
a session of said Court, to bc hcld at thc
Probatc Offico in said Montpelier, on thc
13th day of Scptcmbcr, A. D. 1909, and
s'how causo, if any thcy may have, against
the probate of said instrumcnt, for which
purposc it is further ordered that noticc
of this ordcr bc publishcd threo wccks
succcssively in thc Vermont Watchman
and Statc Journal, a newspapcr printcd at
Montpelier in this Statc, previous tosaid
time appointcd for hcaring. -
By the Court
Attcst l'"rank J. Martin, Judge,
33-35
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF ALBERT DWINELL
The Undersigncd, having bccn appointcd
by thc Honorablo Probatc Court for thc
District of Washington, commissioncrs, to
receive, examine, and adjust thc claims
and demands of all pcrsons against thc
estate of ALBERT DWINELL, lato of
Calais, in said District, dcceased, and all
claims cxhibitcd in offset thcrcto, hereby
givo noticc that we will mcet for the pur
pose aforesaid, at thc Town Clcrk's oflice
in tho town of Calais, in said District, on
'the 18th day of Septembcr and 19th day
of February ncxt, from 1 o'clock p. m.
until 4 o'clock p. m., on cach of said days
and that six months from thc 23d day of
August A. D. 1909, is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present
thcir claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Calais this 31st day of August
A. D. 1909.
Warren E. Bliss, Commissioncrs.
Georgo E. Sanders,
3j
FULL QUART DOTTLES
All porsons nro rccomniedcd to
tako Foley's Kidnoy for backacho,
ruoumatism, and kidnoy and blnd
dor trouble. It will qulekly correct
urinary irregularltlos, which. Jf nog
locteu, may dovolopo into a uorlous
illness. It will restoro hcalth and
Btrongth. Do not noglcct slgns ot
kidnoy or bladdor trouble and risk
flrlGht's discaso or dlaboteB.
SoVl Jiy all Drugglsts.
T0 REDUCE EXPENSES
Postmastcr Oeneral Hltchcock Calls on
Presldent Toft to Lay Before Hlm a
Plan to Cut Down the Outlay John
C. Cobb Also Pays Vlsit
Boverly, Scpt. 1 Postmastcr Gcneral
Hitchcock camc to Bevcrly this aftcmoon
to lav bcforo thc Prcsidcnt, plans which hc
is mnking to rcducc thc cxpcnscs of thc
post ofliJO dcpartment. Wlnlo lic was
licrc thcro werc scvcral othcr mattcrs,
including postmastcr appointmcnts, cen
stis appointmcnts in the south and dctails
of whcn and whcrc Hitchcock is to conncct
with thc Taft party on tho coming wcstern
trip, which camoinfora sharo of thc after-
noon. Thc only callcr reecivcd by
Prcsidcnt Taft to-day bcsidcs thc Post
mastcr Gcneral, was John C. Cobb, of
Boston. Cobb is bcing spoken of in this
neighborhood for thc post of Survcyor of
tho Port in Boston to succccd Jcrcmiah J.
MeCarthy and it is considcred a little
signilicant that his call should havc
fallcn on thc drtV followinc that of Chair-
man Doty and Executive Clcrk Grovcs
of thc Massachusctts Rcpubhcan com
mittce. TWO WEDDINGS IN WATERBURY
Dr. G. E. Bldwell Marrics Miss Katrina
Nandt, and Daughter of Dr. D. D.
Grout is also a Bride
Watcrburv. Sept. I Two wcddhigs
occcurrcd hcre today, thc iirst being that
of Dr. G. S. Bidwell, a promin?nt pliysician
of (his placc and Miss Katrina Nandt,
which took placc at 2 o'clock this aftcr
110011. Thc wcdding march was playcd
by Miss AVhecler, of New Britain, Conn.,
and tho counle camc up thc aislc of thc
Mcthodist cliurch, whcrc thc ccrcmony
took placc, prcccdcd by Hestma aml raui
ine Bidwell, daughtcrs of thc groom.
Rov. S. B. Kellocc pcrformcd thc
ccrcmony and thc newly wcddcd pair
left 111 an automobilc for parts unknown.
Tho sccond weddinc took placc at tlie
rcsidcnce of Dr. D. D. Grout, Supcrinten
dent of thc Statc Hospital for the Insane,
at 3 o'clock, with only a fcw- relatives
present. Miss Annic Grout was unitcd
to William Gilbcrt, also of this placc,
thc ceremony also being performed by
Rcv. S. B. Kellogg. Many beautifui
present s of cut glass and silver wero
reecivcd, and after a sliort wedding tour,
the counle will rctum to Waterbury
where thcy will take up thcir rcsidcnce
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD
Expires in Burlington at Home of Daugh
ter Member 16th Vermont
Burlington, Septembcr 1, Special.
James D. Iluron, a vctcran of tho Civil
War, dicd to-day at thc home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Victor llorncr hcrc, agcd 09.
Hc was born in New York City, but spcnt
thc most of his lifo in Underhill. IIo was
a member of Company E, 10th Vermont
Regimentand also of Stannard Post of the
G. A. II.
PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL
Rev. H. E. Hinckley, of Weston, Mass.,
to Occupy Pulpit of Randolph Church
Randolph, Scpt. 1 Rcv.II. E.IIinckley,
of Weston, Mass., has acceptcd a call to the
Fcdcrated Baptist and Mcthodist churchcs
of this village. Mr.IIinckley is a Baptist
clcrgyman and sincc his graduation from
collcge has preachcd in Maine, Browstcr,
Evcrett and Weston, Mass. Hc lias bccn
fivc ycars in the last pastorate and thc
cliurch of Weston has had a rcmarkablo
growth in membership, largely through
his pcrsonal efforts.
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION
Says All Residents Are Eligible for 50
Cent Hunter's License In Vermont
Atty. Grn. .1. G. Sargcnt, of Vermont,
has nnnounced through State's Attorncy
Gates, of Washington county, his inter-
pretation of tho hunter's liccnsc law which
was passed by thc last legislaturc and ovcr
which therc lias bccn much discussion as
to the meaning of thc word "alicn" in thc
second section. Hc rules that tho word
"alicn" means non-resident of Vermont
and tliat, therefore, any bona fide resident
of Vermont, though hc is not naturahzcd,
can take out a hunter's liccnsc. This is
tho intcrprctation which City Clcrk Mac
kay, of Barre, madc,
Attorney Gencral Sargont construes
that thc word "alicn" in the act No. 147
is mcant to bc synonymous with the word
non-resident which is uscd in tho preceding
linc. IIo says that hc is compellcd to this
opinion by tho fact that all but two of the
Stato's attorneys, of Vermont, hold tho
samc opinion. In othcr placcs in thc act
hc finds that tho law makes distinction
betwecn residents and non-rcsidents.
VERMONT GETS 26,000
Allotments Made from Congressional Fund
Appropriated for the Militia
Washington, Aug. 29 Four million
dollars appropriated by Congress for thc
militia has been allotted among tho sov.
eral States and Tcrritorics by Licut. Col
E. M. Weavcr of thc gencral staff corps
of tho army, who is chicf of tho division
of militia.
Tho cnlistcd strcngth of tho militia ns
shown by tables preparcd by Col. Weavcr
is 109,7, and the allotments undcr
various heads includo 81,472,250 for arms,
equipment and camp purposcs, S 190,750
for the promotion of nllo praclicc, 028,501
for ammunition and $020,050 for supplics.
Tho allotments includo tho following:
Connecticut S00,000, Maino 540,000, Mns-
snchusetts S142.000, New sIIampshiro
S37.000, Now York S3f0,000, Rhodo I&land
830,000, Vermont S20.000.
40 conta n month puts an up to
dato Morning nowspapor on your
broakfast table. Leavo your nomo
with B. T. Seguln, tho nowsdealer,
and he will seo you havo it. A
trial ot tho now papor is all that is
askcd of you.
STOLE CONFISCATED WHISKEY
. -4
Some Onc Abstracts Two Bottles of Llquor
From Justlce Dicklnson's Desk in
Middlebury
Middlebury, Aug. 30 Two bottles of
whiskev, which wcrc placcd in thc custody
of Justicc Dickinson, of this town on
tho last day of thc Addison County
Fair havc disappcarctl and thc cvidcncc
against two alleged "bootlcggers" is not
to bc found. Thc pohcc madc a raid 011 a
Cfrtain cating cstablishmcnt 011 thc fair
grounds on thc last day of tho fair and
confiscatcd two bottles of whiskey which
thcy found therc, Icnving it in caro of
Justicc Dickinson, bcforc wliom thc ciiec
was heard.
Saturday afternoon, Justicc Dickinson
lcft his oflice for a few'inoments, leaving
the linuor 011 his dcsk, but on returning,
thc bottles wero niissing. The caso against
thc two mcn, Fred Bemard and Luto
Shaw, for kecping and sclling was brought
up Monday morning. but oij account
of the lack of iinportant evldenee, it
was nccessary to bind thcm ovcr to the
Dcccmbcr term of county court. Jlcan-
while ,thc Qfficers are making a strict
investigation to rceover tlic stolcn goods.
AUTO FALLS INTO RIVER
Strikes Cow Ncar South Royalton and
Nearly Causes Two Deaths
South Royalton, Aug. 30 As A. W.
Cootc, Cliicf of the Firc Dcpartment, of
St. Albans, and n passcnger wcrc rc-
tuming fromarecord trip to Bcston in an
:mt nmohilc cn routc to St. Albans Saturday
afternoon, they camc suddenly to grief
a milc abovc Sharon. A man leading two
cows caused thcm to slackcn thcir rapid
pacc; turning to thc upper sidc of the road
thcy passcd onc cow all right and would
liave tho othcr but as thc car -was passing
hcr she turncd about, backing onto thc
forward whecls, turning them so thc car
boundcd across thc road down a stccp
cmbankmcnt of rocks and bushes into thc
White River. Tho car turncd turtlc.
The rivcr bcd thcre is of solid rock
with thc watcr about four fcct decp.
Going over the bank, Mr. Cootc, who
was driving the car, cither jumped or
was thrown out, thc othcr occupant
madc a plungc for thc watcr and swam
out. Both mcn escapcd.
Immcdiatcly about twcnty pcoplc'arrivcd
011 thc sccne to rcnder assistance and by
uid of a yokc of oxen the car was draggcd
out of thc rivcr up thc bank. The front
axlo was badly damaged rendering thc car
useless so it was taken to thc railroad
station, shippcd to Burlington, and thc
occupants 'cntinued thcir journcy by
train. Tlieir cscarc was little lrss than
a niiracle.
BASEBALL TEAM ARRESTED
Warrent Out For 10 Young Men of Walling
ford Team on Charge of Breach of
Pcace
Wallingford, Aug. 30 Ten young men
of thc bascball tcain from this town will
probably bc arresttd on Tuesday, on a
wainint charging them with breach of
the pcace against Lot Underhill, of
Shrewsbury. The wanant is issued
aecording to the statcmcnt of thc author-
itics hcre, but very fcw details can be
Icarncd tonight.
Tho offencc for which thc young men
are to be arrested consists of alleged
annoyance of Mr. Underhill while tho
team was cn routc to Shrewsbury 011
Saturday to play the town team thcre.
It is alleged that thcy mct the man 011 the
road, and while thcy did not alight from
tho wagon, thcy caused him considcrablo
annoyance, rcsulliiig in thc complaint
ngaist them.
BERLIN
Herbert Alfrcd Burnham, rcadcr and
impcrsonator, of Middlebury Collegc,
will cntertain at thc Congregational
church at Berlin Conier Saturday cvcning
Aug. 2S at 7.45 o'clock assistcd by
good musicians.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Winslow lcft Wcd-
ncsday for Bay Vicw, Mc, as thc gucsts
of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Cur.cr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ilubbard, of Rochester,
visistcd friends in town last wcck.
A party of 25 pcoplc visitcd thc.Ccntral
Vermont Pomona Grange inccting which
mct in Williamstown, last Wednesday,
and report a vcry pleasant time.
Mrs. Arthur Bunn and family are
spcnding some time with relatives in
Braintree.
Mrs. Walter Bridgc, of Boston, Mass,,
was a guest of Mrs. Charlcs Brown last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Ilarry Spaulding ,of Brattleboro,
and Miss Ilelcn Thurber,of Hartford, Conn.
who havo bccn spcnding a sliort time
with thcir cousin, Mis, Ellcn House, re
turned to tlieir homcs last Thursday.
Lawyer's Sharp and Bitlng Retort.
Two woll known lawycrs wero try
Ing a caso bcforo "Squlro" Wllllam
Brown. Evory little whilo ono or tho
othcr of thc attorneys would sny somo
thlug. One of thcm snecrlngly crltl
clscd tho languago in a statcmcnt
madc by tho opposlng counsel.
"Sco hcre," cnmo back tho lawycr
who was atlackcd, "Pll havo you un
dcrstand, my dcar slr, that I know
what I'm tolklug about. I'm an A. B.,
an A. M. aud a LL. B. I gucsa you
havou't got much on mo when you
como rlght down to It"
"Ycs," snapped tho othcr lawycr, "I
know you'ro an A. B,, A. JI. and all
that. And you'ro an A-S-S."
Which, of courso, stopped further
nrgument. riovclnnd Plaln Dcalcr.
Don't wcar a coat wltli n stain unon it
ask your druggist for lightning clcanci
adv
Tcstifies After Four Years '
Cailialo Cditer, N. Y., G. B. Burhans,
writcs: "About four ycars ago I wrotc
you that I had bccn cntircly curcd of
kidnoy troublo by tnking two bottles of
Foley's Kidnoy Rcmedy, and after four
ycars I nin agaln pleascd to stato that I
havo novcr had any relurn of thoso symp
toms and I am evidently curcd to stivy
cnrcd." Foley's Kidney Remedy will do
ho samo for you, Sold by ull drugglsts.
DEAD NUMBER 10,000
Reccding of thc Flood Does Not Betray
Any Exaggeration of the Early Reports
Many Killcd by Falling Bulldings
Tnrcdo, Tcxas, Scpt. 1 A mcssago
reecivcd hcro to-day from a rcliablc
buslncss man of Montcrey, statcd that thc
list of dcad in Montcrey from drowning,
cxposurc and falling buildings will total
tcn thousand. Twelve hundrcd bodics
havo alrcady bccn rccovcrcd nnd jilaced
in various hastily constructcd morgucs
about tho city. Tho rcccdiiig of thc flood
docs not bctray any cxaggcration of carly
reports, but confirms cvcrything and
shows a harvest of dcath inlarger pro
portions than was ovcr imagincd.-
BROOKFIELD
Mrs. W. A. Ford wcnt to Burlington
Saturday to spend a fcw daj's with friends.
Georgc Ford, of Barre, spcnt last wcck
with his parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. AV. A. Ford.
Mrs. Julia Williams is suffering with
rheumatiem.
Scvcral mcmbers of Brookfield Grange
visitcd North Randolph Grange' Ftlday
cvcning.
Tho rcgular mceting of tho G. A. 11
and W. II. C. will bc hcld Saturday after
noon.
W. E. Perham is yct confincd to thc
houso on account of thc injury hc reecivcd
to his foot two wccks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Morsc's two little
sons havo bccn quitc sick tho post wcck.
Dr. Rumrill, of Randolph, attcndcd thcm
Mrs. E. A. Glysson visitcd Mrs. N. A.
I.athrop, in Williamstown, one day last
wcck.
A daughter, "Clara Mao" was born to
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Haggctt Monday
morning.
Miss Bcrtha Clogston and brothcr, of
Williamstown, wcrc callcrs Sunday at
A. L. Follansbec's.
Miss Williams, of Northfield, is caring
for Mrs. Will Haggctt and infant daughter.
Prof. and Mrs. AV. P. Abbott, of Proctor,
havc bccn reccnt gucsts of his brothcr,
I. AV. Abbott at thc Ccnter.
Erncst Sargent and family, of AAroods-
villc, N. II. wero gucsts of his parcnts,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sargcnt, thc first of
tho wcck.
Thcre was a largc attendancc at thc
sing Thursday cvcning, and about $25
was cicarcd.
As Mrs. Charlcs Blakc and daughter
were driving home from tho village one
day last wcck, they met an automobilc,
which frightencd the horses. The animal
jumped throwing Mrs. Blakc out, hurting
icr back.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mason last wcck,
entcrtaincd hcr unclc T.cmuel Chandler
and wife, of Berlin, and thcir daughter
Lillian aitd Miss Mabel Austin of Bethel
Gilead.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Holt cntcrtained
last wcek Mrs. I.ronard, of California
and Mrs. Clarcnce Bartlctt and Roy
Blanchard, of Barre City.
The musical fcslival undcr the auspices
of Mystic Star Lodgo F. and A. M. last
Thursday was a grcat succcts. A chorus
of fiU voices nssisted ly an unusual numbcr
of soloists gavc a conccrt of high order.
More than 20 wcrc present from Randolph.
M. Blanchc Sparl awk sang with her
usual caso and graee, while Lcttie Bailey
in thcobligato soloin "ilarvclousAVork"
sliowcd that shc possessed a soprano
voicc of raro compass nnd powcr. Miss
Ethcl Dewcy rcndercd the solo in " Daugh
ter of Error" in an artistic manncr, the
duct by Jliss Dcwcy and A. G. Bigelow,
was reecivcd with much applausc, and thc
tcnor solo by E. M. AVhcatlcy brought
forth an encore, to which he rcsponded,
thc Randolph Grange iuartct sang sovcral
selcctions, cach timo witli an encore.
Thcre was also a bass solo by Harold
Dewcy. Mi?s Amu Cla'rk and Miss Edith
Mareott provcd exccllcnt accompanistb
and thc piano solo by thc lattcr, as well
as the one by Rev. Dr. Rivicrs wcre justly
cncored. A pleasant fcaturc of the
fcstival v as Ihc prcsence of Prof. Charlcs
Dudley, (f Eist Montpelier, who assistcd
C. B. Fisk as chorus cotuluctor of the
fcstival.
A laie delegation from Brookfield
Grange attended the Pomona Grange
mceting at AA'illiamstown last wcck
AVednesday.
As A. L. Follansbec was driving to
AVilliamstown Saturday morning ncar
the rcsidcnce of R. H. Simmons, a pilo of
newly cut wood ncar tho road frightencd
his horse, which shied on to the bank,
tipping over tho carriage throwing him
out, dislocating his right shoulder. He
waa brought home by George Perham.
Dr. Ellis reduccd tho fracturc, and he is
as comfortablo as could bo expected
No damagc to thc horso or carriage
resulted. ,
E. E. Bcnham mct with a painful
accident a fcw days ago. Ho was at tho
home of his son John Bcnham, whcre he
slippcd and fcll striking his sido against a
stonc, fracturing threo ribs.
PLAINFIELD
Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Fisk and Mr. and
Mrs. Hcnry Bartlctt, gavo a rcception at
tho Congregational parsonagc, AVednesday
evening in recognition of Mr. and Mrs,
Fisk's forty-sixth wcdding annivcrsary.
Piinch and wafcrs wero scrvcd. Miss Lula
Duvol sang two selcctions, Mr. Fisk rcad
an original pocm. The rcmainder of tho
Mrs. Clara Bruflec King and daughter
are visiting at Fred BrulTcc's.
Mis. Rosetto Huntoou and daughter,
Ethcl, of Montpelier, wero in town Friday.
Mr'. and Mrs, O Biicn, who havo been
spendihg thc wcok at K. I.. Lcavitt's rc
turncd to Burlington, Friday.-
Col. E. G. Osgood, of Bellows FnlU.'wlll
addrcsa the uiiion evening eerviro in tho
Mcthodist church, Sunday.
Missis Jano und Abbie Clark av spnul
ing tho wcek in Montpelier,
Quito n largo dokgation from hcro at
tended tho dittrict Grango mcitiiig .held
nt South AVoodbury, Thurfcday.
Eiglit mcmbers of Odd Fcllows woro jn
AA'ashington, Thursday, to bo present at
tho institutiou of a lodgo in that placc.
Mrs. Samucl Davis is vcry ill having
sulTered a paralytio stroko, Tucsday night
MARSHFIELD.
A. R. Colo attended Bradford Fair
last wcck,
Gcorgo Ormsbee wcnt to AVcst Corinth
last '.cck with his automobilc.
Mrs. Charlio Lilly, Mi3s Graco and Sliss
Dorolhy AVooslcr were In Barre last wcck
visiting Miss Florence AVooster.
L. P. Slack and family are at tho home of
AV. H. II. Mears.
Mrs. Ncma Gagc, of AVoburn, Mass., is
in town, visitng relatives.
Miss Ilattic Brown, of AVorccstcr, Mass.,
is visitnlg hcr unclc, Frank Brown.
Tho comjiany of soldicrs that campcd
hcro sovcral wccks ago rcturncd last Frl
day and tcntcd on thc old camp ground
again in the C. AV. Mears mcadow. Good
disciplinc was maintaincd while they wero
hcrc.
AV. D. Smith rcturncd home to Boston
last wcck.
E. C. Pitkin and family wcrc in Peacham
ovcr Sunday.
Tho Stars wcnt to North Montpelier
Saturday nnd playcd ball with a pickcd
nine, dcfcating them by a scoro of 10 to 9.
Fred Pitkin wcnt to AVarrcn last
Friday whcrc hc .s to tcach school.
A. E. Lambcrton was in Boltonvillc
Monday on business.
Road Commissioncr O. II. Smith has
bccn putting in a pcrmancnt road on thc
way to thc dcpot and Commissioncr
Calkins has donc thc samc on tho Rivcr
road ncar B. B. Marton's.
Milton and Frank Northup ar in East
Montpelier thrcshing.
C. Burton Pikc has improvcd from his
attack of blood poison nnd is ablo to bo
out again.
Mrs. Hannah Bullock wcnt to Morris
ville Monday to visit hcr granddaughtcr,
Mrs. AA'esley Lambcrton.
Mr. and Mrs. AV. E. Lambcrton wcrc in
Morrisville last wcck to visit thcir son,
Dr. AV. Lambcrton and nttcnd thc fair.
Gcorgo Gill is sick, thrcatencd with
typhoid fevcr.
There was no mceting at tho Mcthodist
Church last Sunday.
Mrs. A. T. Davis is in poor hcalth. .
Lee Shart is rccovcring from an attack
of lumbago.
Ernest McCall, of New York City, visit
cd at C. D. Smith's last wcck.
Mrs. F. D. Marshal visitcd hcr grand-
mothcr, Mrs. Lydia Benton, last wcck.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Shcpard fisited thcir
son, B. M. Shcpard, at Montcplicr, ovcr
Sunday.
IN RANDOLPH POLICE COURT
Frank Wiswall Paid Fine for Intoxication
and Was Also Bound Over to County
Court
Randolph, Aug. 20; 1909 At a hcaring
before Justico II. W. A'uil in police court
Saturday morning, Frank AViswall, of
Warren, was found guilty of intoxication
and fincd S5 with costs of S7.39. He
paid the costs and took thc plcdge for onc
year. Hc was also adjudgcd guilty of
of breach of thc peacc in his fight with
Gcorge Ilinkson, of Braintree last Thursday
and was placcd undcr $300 bonds to
appear at tiie next term of Orange county
court. Bail was furnished and ho was
rcleased from custody. Hinkson was
fincd S15 with costs of S7.35 for i itoxi-
cation and, as hc was unablo to pay, hc
was. taken to Chelsea Saturday by Dcputy
Sheriff Selvu Thaycr to serve a sentence of
30 days in Orange county jail. Tho third
member of the riotous trio, Alvin Mann,
of Roxbury, could not bc found by thc
Roxbury officcrs and a futuro hcaring
awaits him.
RYEGATE
Rev. J. A. McKiralian prrachcd for
the U. P. congrcgation in Topham last
Sunday as the R. P. congrcgation occupied
thi chiiR'h in this placc.
M. H. Gibson was in North Conway,
N. H., a part of last weck on business.
The Darce class held a picnic on Blue
Mountain Tuesday.
Mr. Montgomery, of St. Johnfbury
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bort Hall visitcd in
tho honie of C. AV. Somers, in Groton,
ono day last wcek.
Quito a numbcr of pcrsons from hcre
wcre-.in Mclndoes AVednesday of last
wcek attending the "Old Home" celebra
tion. Morris, the only son of Herbert Gibson,
camc ncar being fatally injured ono day
last week by falling from a load cd manure
spreaker, a wheel passing over both lcgs.
Dr. Darling was summoncd, and found
no bones brokcn.
An automobilc accident took placc
one day last week near East Ryegate,
when one of the paper mill forcc wcnt
over a fifteen foot bank and has sincc
bccn sufTering from a badly injured hip
and other bruiscs.
Miss Nellic Sanderson, of North Rye
gate visitcd with Mr. and Mrs. M. G,
Holmcs and family a part of last week.
Charlcs E. F. Miller, who wcnt to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Hanover,
N. II., for trcatment for hcrnia some
threo wccks ago, writes that he is gaining
rapidly and that ho expccts to return
home tho last of this wcck.
F. H. AVhito and family attended tho
AVhitc family rcunion in Topsham ono
day last wcek.
"Unclc." said the luipeciinlmis
nephew. "you rciilly ouglit lo go nnd
bco tho new play. You would Just dle
of laugliing."
Tho old innu nu'rely glnrcd, A few
mlnutes liiter thero coulil ho hcard tlip
Bouinl of u scrutchlng pcn ns ho ul
tcrcd his will.
A NARROAV ESCAPE
Edgar N. B'ayliss, a mercliant of Robin
sonvillo, Dcl,, wrotc: ''About two yrars
ago I was thin aud sick, aml coughcd all
tho timc aud if I did not havo consumption
it was ncar to it. I eommciicrd using
Foluy's Iloney and Tar, aud jt stopped
my cough, and I am now cntiivly well,
and havo guincd twenty-eight pouuds,
all duo to tho good results from taking
Foley's Iloncy and Tar." Sold by all
druggists,
NORTHFIELD FALLS
Mr. and Mrs. AA'. F. Hallorau havc
rcturncd to Boslon after visiting relatives
hcrc for two wcckR.
Mrs. J. MacAVilliams, of AVhitman,
Mass., is visiting hcr mothcr, Mrs. Mary
Shanlcy.
Jlrs. AVilham Moody has bccn spcndiiig
tho past week with relatives in AVatcrbury.
Ralph A. Eaton lcft Saturday for Peach
am, whcro he has a position ns principal
of Peacham Acadcmy.
Mrs. Jcrsio Mornson, of Boston, is a
gucst of hcr sistcr, Ida Balch
Claudc Locklin wont last wcek to St.
Mbans whcre hc has scctlrcd cmploymcnt.
Frank Foley nnd Edward I'rovost
visitcd at thc former's home in AVarrcn
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, A. L, AVuy havc rcturncd
from a visit at Lancastcr, N. II.
E. L. Cross, accompaiiied by Philip
aud Miss Gcncvieve aro at Springfield,
Mitss., on n visit
Ncws was reecivcd hcre last wcek of tho
dcath of Michavl Kenn-'dy, a rrsidcnt of
this placc, at Aberdccn, Wash. Mr.
Kenncdy wcnt AVest about two years ago
and had bccn at work therc ovcr since.
Hc lravcs a family of six childrcn, four of
whom havo kept a homo hcrc sincc the
dcath of thcir mothcr a fcw ycars ago.
AVal'.tr I.egier has finislicd work nt
Barre and is at his home hcre.
R. W. Barbcr, who is tho new supcrin-
tendcnt at thc C. M. Davis Mill is moving
into Mrs. Louisc Rilcy's housc. Mrs.
Barbcr and daughter, Miss Annic, nrrived
Saturday.
Miss Margarct Kclley, of Barre, spcnt
Sunday with hcr aunt, Mrs. Charlcs
Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Gould has bccn visiting in
Newbury thc past wcck.
Schools bcgan Monday with Mrs. Mary
Riley and Miss Florence Holland as
tcachers.
Mrs. Claudc Locklin is visiting hcr par
cnts at Randolph.
RYEGATE
Mrs. Emclinc Mcrrill spcnt a part of
last wcck in Newbury with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brock celebratc
tho thirticth annivcrsary of thcir marriage
on Friday cvcning.
T. A. Mcadcr was in St. Johnsbury
Tucsday on business.
II. J. Park, of Passumpsic, who sold
his farm rcccntly to Gsorgc Sanderson,
of this town, intcnds to removc with his
family to Cjlorado tic coming fall, for
his hcalth.
G. G. Nclson and family are cxpccted
home from Old Orchard, Me., in a fcw
days.
Mrs. AA'illiam McCanna sustainccl thc
fracturc of a lcg and othcr injuries last
Sunday. Her horse bccamc frightencd
at an automobilc in AVclls Rivcr and thrcw
hcr out. Shc was brought to hcr home in
Ryegate Comcr and is rcported to bo
as comfortablo as could be cxpccted.
Mrs. N. J. Elms was quitc sick at tlic
home of her sistcr, Mrs. Y. L. Shackford,
last wcek but is somcwhat bettcr now.
AV. N. Davidson, of Peacham, was
in town Thursday cvcning.
"Down in Old New England" will
bc prcscnted bytwclvcof thc local young
pcople at tho Corner Friday cvcning.
R. H. Sherry and son, Paul, of Groton,
wero callcrs in town Tucsday afternoon
last weck, while cn route to thc Philbrick
steam saw mill near East Ryegate.
Mrs. C. F. Smith nnd Mrs. S. R. AVhitchill,
of Ryegate Corner, wcrc thc gucsts of
Mrs. Mary A. Mcadcr and family Tucsday
of last wcck.
AV. T. McLam and daughter, Miss
Mary Belle, rcturncd to thcir home in
Concord, N. II., Monday.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Disheartened Fathsr Cuts Throat with
Razor, But Will Recovir
Manchester, Scpt. 1. Sclah Cadcrjt
attemptcd to commit suicide by cut
his throat with a razor at his homo in
Barnumvillo last night. Ho is now in a
scrious condition but will probably rcsover.
Tho man was a stcady, hard fworker but is
a widower with seven childrcn and has
bccn in poor hcalth and deprcsscd for
some timc.
Mr. Cadorct's scn was awakcncd by a
cry for help about midnight and found his
fathcr lying in tho yard. Hc was in a
dazed condition and asked what had
happsnod to him.
Dr. ,E. L. AVyman was summoned
but Cadorct who had laid his throat
opcn from car to car barcly missing
large artery, was pulselcss. Doctor AVy
man succeedcd in reviving him and
cxpects that tho man will rccovcr.
DILLINGHAM SAILS
Vermont Senator Left Sai Frjncitco
Saturday for Hawaiian Islands to
Investigate Conditions
Snn Francisco, Aug. 28 The stenmer
Maincda, which sailed today for Honolulu,
carricd as passengrrs Senator AVilliam
P. Dillingham, of A'ermont, chairiunn of
the immigration commif'Sion, and AVilliam
R. AA'hceler forinerly nKsistant sccretary
of labor and still a mcnibcr of the immi
gra'ion commission.
Iho two oflicials will ma'e i.n investi
gation of immigration rondition in tho
Hawaiian lslauds with a vicw to rccom
niendalions for futuro lcgislu.ion by
congass.
Lot n wunt ad, nviko tho sourch for you
evcn if its nu uuccrtalu quust, liku looking
or tho satUfaotory scrvnnt.
"FRAUD3 UPON THE PUBLIC
is what sonio physicians have c.Alled
patout tncdicints, nnd it is undcniably
true that somo nro frnuds nnd somo aif
ovcn woine, becauso thcy arc injurious.
On tho othrr hand, thcro are many
patent mediclncs fcuch as Lydia IS.
Pinkham's A'cgelnblo Compound, and
othcrs, which arc of real worih, and
nro reconuncnded by physicians c f recog-nlzedstanding.
IN THE MATTER OF PERRY N,
WI1EELER. !
Rankrupt. In Bnnkruptcy.
To thc Honorablo James L. Martin,
judge of tho District Court of thc Unitcd
States of tho District of Vermont.
Pcrry N. AVhceler, of Barre, in tho
County of AVashington nnd Stnte of Ver
mont rcspcctfully rcprcscnts that on tho
12th day cjf Dcccmbcr, A. D., 1008, hc was
duly adjudgcd a bankrupt undcr thc acts
of Congress rclating to bankruptcy;
that hc has duly surrcndcrcd all his pro
pcrty, and rights of propcrty, nnd has
fully complicd with nll tho rcquircmcnts
of said acts and of thc ordcrs of thc court
touching his bankruptcy;
Avhercforc, hc prnys that hc may bo
decrccd by tho Court to havo a full dis
chargo from all dcbts provablc ngninst lus
cstatc undcr said bankrupt actsj exccpt
such debts as aro cxceptcd by law from
such dischargc.
Dated this 20th day of August, A. D.,
1009.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT
Diclmrgo: Bankrupt.
Pcrry N. AVheclcr, of Barre, bankrupt, has
filed his petition dated Atigust 20th, 1009,
praying for a dischargc from all his dcbts
in bankruptcy, and that all his creditors
and othcr pcrsons objecting to such dis
chargc may attend bcforc tho undersigncd
referee, at his oflice, 42 Statc strcct, in
old Post Office building in Montpelier, on
Scptcmbcr 13, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. and
thcn nnd thcre present thcir objcctions,
if any, to such dischargc, with thcir
proofs thercon.
WILLIAM N. TIIERIAULT,
Montpelier, August 30. 1909.
60 YEARS
EXPEnlEIMCE
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Desicns
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liientlon Is protinblT pntcntahlo. Commnnlca
tlonsetrlctlyconOdentlal. HAN0BD0K onl'atcnts
(cut (reo. Oldest ogoncy lorpecurniapatonta.
l'Htents taken thrniieli JUunn A Co. rccelvo
iptcial notlct, nltliout cbnrge, In tho
Sciomific Jittieticaw.
A handsotnnly lllmtrated woeklr. IJMKPBt clr
culatlon of anj nclentlflo jonrnal. Torm, (3 a
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SOUTH WOODBURY
The public cxcrciscs cf tlie AVinooski
A'alley Pomona Grange, wcrc hcld at the
church last Thursday aftirnccn, and
thcre wcrc a large numbcr present. An
addrcfs was givcn by A. F. llarris, Stnte
Forcster, rc marks, "The Vermont State
Fair," by Hon. O. L. Martin; "Grango
Opportunitics," by Arthur Maxam of
Montpelier. The music and rccitations
were cxcellcnt nnd evtry thing points
to the pcimanent succets of tho Grange.
Mrs. J. D. Bailcy has sold to Morton
McKinstry 50 acics bf tillago tnd wcod
land. Shc is prepnring lo go in a fcw days
to Grdveland, Mass. to spcnd thc fall
and winler.
Lucy Sabin Avas homo from Burlington
ovcr Sunday.
Floycd Blakc, section forcman, on the
Hardwick and AVoodbury Railrcad is
spcnidng a wcek at Pcakc'- Island, Me.
P. J. Lcddcn and family linvc rcturncd.
to thcir home in Montpelier.
Thc schools in town ccmmcnced on
Slonday.
The Ladics' Aid mccts with Satira L.
Sabin, AVednesday, Scptcmbcr 8.
L. AV. Haskcll was in Cabot Monday
'on business.
ON LY FOUR A PEARED
Reunion of Survivors of Company I,
4th Vermont Infantry, Pooriy Attended
(Special to thc Journal)
Brattleboro, Sept. 1 Disheartened ovcr
the non-attcndance of thcir comradcs,
the four survivors of Company I, 4th
A'ermont Infantry who attcndcd thcir
nnnual rcunion hcrc today rcturncd to
thcir homcs lato this afternoon. A business
mceting was schcduled for this morning
but ns the sccretary was not thcro with
the books, this was not held. Desultory
talkiug finnlly csased nnd the four aged
vctcrans, F. J. llosmcr, and Charlcs
Duiklee, of Grccnficld, Mass., L. H. Alicn,
of Sutton, Mass., and C. Coolcy, of New
fane sat around thc hall in silcnce until
the departuro of thcir trains for home.
Tho mceting was held in Grand Army
Hall.
VERDICT AGAINST WILL CARLETON
Clalmant Against Estate in Which He Is
Interested Gets Decision
Brattleboro, Septembcr l, Spccial.
A vcrdict was rcndercd this afternoon
in thc cascof E. S. Nilcs.claimaut, against
tho Adora N. Carleton cbtatc, AVill Carlc
ton appellant, for tho plaintifT to rccovcr
$483.02 and tho intcrcst on tho samo
to tho amount of $150. Tho crso was tried
nt tho last term of thc Windham County
Court and tho verdiet was rcndercd by
Judgo F. M.Butler, of Rutland. Will
Carleton livcs in New York nnd is farcous
for his poems. Thc caso will bo carried
to tho Supremo Court on qucstions of law
raiscd by tho appellant.
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