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VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, TIIURSDAY, MAY 5. tQto
TDWN CORRESPONDENCE
Kctvs of (lie Day As L'rcscnlctl hy llio
Joiiniars Corps of Spcclal Cor
ri'spoiKlcnls, llclng 3Iostly
' Ilcms of Ink'iTst.
ADAMANT.
Mrs. Farnhaiu and hor son wltH
lils fnmlly camc. from Orango Satur
day to vlstt Mrs. Farnhniu's daugh
ter, Mrs. T. L. Wooil.
Hoaslo McLoud Ib worklng nt Her
bort Kent's.
Ocorgo Weeks 1 In lJutilngton nt
tho Mary 'Fletcher Ilospltal.
TOioniaa Hoblnson came from Can
ada last wi'ok to car hls gooils.
liAST montpklikk.
Tho rcnialns of Oeorgo Davls. was
iaken from tlio loinb last Sunday
.und lntered Iu the Quaker cemetory.
Mrs. If. V. Vlnccnt has gono to
Brattleboro to vlslt Jier parents.
"Tho inarriage of Bert Mayo and
iMfss Annio Billllo wlll take place
tln .sccoiid wct'k lu May.
Abo Dudley.lias rcntcd and stock
cd tho J0I111 Wlllard fanu.
iMr. and Mrs. Lyford spent Sunday
in Cabot.
-Victor Tenipleton Is niakliig somo
fmprovenients at tho Wlllow farm for
.Mr. Lyford.
south vooiimitv.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Haskell attend
ed 011 Monday tho fttnoral ot 'Wcsley
Oray whlch took place at hls honie
hi South Barre. He leavca a wlfe,
iho ynungcst daughter of tho lato Hl
ram Putnani, and two daughtcrs.
Mary iiadley, ot 'Marshfield was ln
Ihls part of tho town last week tak
lng the census.
Mrs. Wllliani Carr, vvho has been
nt tlio Mary Fletcher Hospltal for
surglcal treatmont, roturned on Tues
day liiu'ch improved ln health.
A. 1, Lyfofd aini ni3 (kuighler.
Jlrs. Emma Banks, vlslted ln Cabot
ou Mouday.
Archle Klus 1s worklng for D. 13.
DwinoU. ,
Mrs. Frank llatchulder Is recovcr
jng from an attack of the grip.
mokktown.
Yf. J. Royce ot Montpelier was the
Kiiest of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Jlathawoy Thursday.
M. Caunon, .lr., of Northfield was
in town Wednesday and' Thursday.
John Haycs of Northfield was in
town Tuesday.
Tt. F. Ilrltan ot Northfield was in
town I'ecently.
Frank Howos was in Montpelier
llonday.
'Mr. and Mrs, Tom Reynolds have
sone to Sugar Hill, N. H to work
l'or tlio summer.
Jolui' Taylor of Montpelier has been
in town the psst week, worklng on
hls farm. '
Mr. nd Mrs. Lewis Freeman are
rtoclig over the arrlval of a daugh
ter, born Thursday at Heatou Hos
pital. Arthur Sniitli' of Barre vlslted
friends and relatlves a part of the
week.
Missjes Annie Griflin and Ceeil Neil
Of Montpelier were (u town Wednes
day and Thursday.
Mrs: H. F. Griffith, Mrs, Sidney
Atkins and Misses Nora Griffin and
ifay Eaton attended tho. funeral of
3Irs. Krank. Seayer .Wednesday.
O. Knapp qf Barre was tho
suest ot B. A. Foster Tiuirsday and
JFrlday.
NORWICH UXM KHSITY.
TJewey Day fallln na Sunday thls
joar was observqd in ll;e University
fon Monday, the 2nd. The hollday was
robservod ly the flrin?, of 17 guns at
uoon.
Corporal Parker s at hls home In
"Waterbury for a short vislt.
The ganie scheduled with Uoston
t'nlvcrslty for Tuesday was can
celled. In plaeo of thls a game was
firranged wlth the 10th Cavalry from
ITort Ethan Allen.
Tho baseball team goes to Burling
ton tlio 7th to play U. V. M. The
cadets should glve the Vermont boys
11 "run for thelr money." N. U. lost
to Bowdotn S to 9 whilo Vermont
avoii from Bowdoin with a score of
1 to 0 whlch makes tho team evenly
jnatched.
Corporal Oordon Is on leavo for a
few days vlsltlng in Brattleboro.
The Cadet Orchestra furnished
music for tho Co. F fair held ln Ar
raory hall last week. On Friday and
Saturday evenlng the cadets furnish-
Famous For Baking
The Bange
ed a short program conslstlng of sel
cctlona by tho hand and other spec
ialtles. Tho N. U. sonlors can boast of a
ball team of somo dlstlnctlon. In
thelr flrst gnmo thls senson, playcd
at Bethel on Satitrday they wcm
easlly.
st. .iohnshuhy.
Mrs. llenry 0. Ely and Mlss Caro
lino D. Ely are spendlng n few days
ln South Hndley, Mass.
Mrs. John D. Todd, who ls rccov-
orlng from a fall, rccelved a few
weeks ngo, ln whlch she sovercly ln-
jured hor rlght wrist, ls spendlng n
,fow days wlth hor daughter, Mrs.
Charles Hoblnson. lu liostou.
Rev. 1). F. Butler was called to Wi
nooski thls week to attend tlio funer
al of a fricnd of tho fanilly, Ira Allcn.
Dr. nnd Mrs. .1. I). Bachand are ln
Sherbrooke to attend the wedding of
P. E. Uachand.
The town school dlrectors hnve reap
polnted nll tho vlllage teachers.
Among thoso who havo nceepted re
nppolntment Is Supcrintcndont C. F.
Palmer. Mrs. Maud L. Eklof, teachcr
of niuslc, has reslgned.
At the annunl meetliiK of tlio St.
.Tohnsbnry Woman's Club hcld Mon
day nftcrnoon theso offlccrs were el
ccted for tho conilng year: Prcsl
dont, Mrs. Georgo II. Cross; flrst
vlce-preshlent, Mrs. (leorge M. Oray;
sccond vlce-presldent, Mrs. M. G. Bcn
edlct; secretary, Mlss Katherlne M.
Btngham; correspondlng secretary,
Miss Margaret II. Clark; treasurer,
Miss Cornella T. Falrbanks; assist
nnt treasurer, Mrs. Frank O. Frcnch;
audltor, Mrs. Luthor S. .Tewett; dlrec
tors, Mrs. Itobert Macklnnon, Mrs. E.
N. Randall and Mrs. W. S. Knowlton.
These delegates were elected to at
tend the nnnual meetlng of the State
Federatlon at Rutland .lune 1 and 2;
Mrs. (leorge II. Cross, Mrs. Robert
Macklnnon, Mrs. Rebecca Falrbanks,
Mrs. E. Ii. llovey, Mrs. Henry Falr
banks. Mrs. Alexandcr Dunnett, Mrs.
C. II. Kiinball, Mrs. C. A Brodlen and
Mrs. Herbort W llovey were adniltted
to lneinbershlp.
Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Asselln have
been spendlng a few days in Mon
treal. (irades ono, two and three of the
publlc schools aro following tho plan
for the reniainder of the term of hav
Ing half the room come from 9 to
10:30, the rest from 10:30 to 12 every
morning, the wholo school together
in the afternoon. Thls adniits more
undlvided work and shortor hours for
each child.
Miss Katherlne Ilarvey returned
Friday from Summervllle, S. ('., and
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ilarvey, lier par
ents, who aro now at llanover, N. II.,
are expected honie this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. II. Rolllns were
at North Danville Monday evenlng to
attend the sllvor anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. C. U Ward.
Mrs. (leorgo II. Ido was at llano
ver, N. II., Monday to lecturo bcfore
the Woman's I-lterary Soclety and
thelr guests on "Shakespeare's Eng
lish llistorlcal Plays."
vokci:sti:k.
.Tohn Tracey of Colchester vlslted
hls brother, B. U Tracey last Satur
day. A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Clnrence Straw Aprll 24.
Mrs. F. Damon is caring for her
daughter, Mrs. Straw and baby.
Ernest Oould has been dolng sev-
eral days' work of paperlng in East
Montpelier nnd Putnamvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. h. Wheeler and lit
tle daughter, Marion, vlslted at Mrs.
C. L. Darllng's last Sunday.
Three schools in town began Mon
day, April 18, with the following
teachers: Village grammar, Mlss
Mary Kelley of Burlington; village
prlmary, Mlss Oladys Olddlngs of
Easthampton, Mass.; Mlnlster Brook,
Miss Orace Snow of Middlesex. The
Hanipshire Hill school began Mon
day, April 2.", wlth Miss Mary Robln
son of Calais as teacher.
Walter Ordway transports the
scholars on the branch road from the
Hunt dlstrict and Frank Plerce trans
ports those on the Eagle Ledge road.
Qulte a good deal of nioving has
been going on for a few days. Rev.
Ceorge Smlth has moved from High
gate to his placo 011 Hampshlre Hill.
Porcey Bolton has moved to the
Blanchard placo and Mr. Blanchard
to Berlin. Oscar Utton is nioving to
his camp on the niountaln where
he will spend the summer.
Tho Ladies' Ald met wlth Mrs. M.
V. B. Cross Wednesday afternoon,
Aprll 27.
Glemvood
that Makes Cooking Easy
SOUTH JIOXTPUtlUR.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Stanley vls
lted nt tho homo of Georgo L. Pray
Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lovl Kelloy .spont
Sunday ln Montpelier.
Clarcnco Long Is paperlng at
Oeorgo U Pray's.
Nat Oovo has -been dolng carpen
tor work at Frcd Llttlc's and tho
creamery.
Charles Martln ot Hardwick was
In town Friday.
Tho foundatlon for tho new hall
Is complctod.
Rurt Kiinball of Cabot was ln towi
Friday.
Mlss Wells has been vlslttng at
Mrs. Frank Whcelcr's for a fcw
days.
Soveral from liere attended tho
danco at North Calais Friday nlght
and tho play at Harre Saturday
nlght.
B. Wrlglit and Lewis Beckley were
In Darre Saturday.
Mrs. Mert Town of Harre vlslted
Mrs. Theodore Clark last Thursday.
lVOOIHll'KY.
Mrs. Wllliam Carr returned lioino
from Burlington Monday wbere she
went for treatment for gall stones.
She Is much improvcd In health.
Wllliam Donell has movod into a
tenenient In Alvln AlnswortU's
house.
Nlne dollars was rccelved from
the bean supper at the church
Thursday nlght.
A number of couples attended the
May hall at North Calais Friday
nlght.
Dr. H. 0. Wllllams of Cabot ls
stopplng at Landlord Lepp's for two
weeks.
Alley Ross lost one of his work
horses last week.
W. C. Peck got 710 eggs from 40
hens durlng Aprll.
Chuck Weeks and Wllliam Guy of
Barre are vlsltlng relatlves ln town.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Leonard of
East Calais wero in town 611 busl
ness last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Spencer and
Mrs. Iilzzie Robertson of Marshlleld
were guests of W. C. Peck recently.
IMr. and Mrs. Herbert 15111 have
moved from the Ethan Alnsworth
house and are occupylng one of the
Hardwick Bank houses in the vll
lage. II. S. Benjaniln is worklng on the
Ethan Ainsworth farm.
Maudo Thurston of Calais Is a
guest nt the honie of .Toseph Carr.
(Mrs. Knowles of Concord, N. H
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Allen Alnsworth for a few days
and ls now vlsltlng her son, Mr.
Whltney at Mackville.
tMr. and Mrs. Leander Parker of
North Calais were guests at the
home of W. C. Peck last Saturday.
WATKIUHMIY.
F. Ii. Atkins has purchased of F. L.
Eaton a new liorse to be used on the
delivery wagon in connectlon wlth
hls grocery store.
The Monday Nlght Club met wlth
Mls-i Susie Mannlng Monduy evpn
liife. A very pleasant tlnie was spent
and refrealuneuU of ice cru nn, cakc
and wafers wtre served.
B. Harry Grout and Earl Parker
of Norwich University were at home
ou Monday, lt belng a hollday.
Mlss Wcallhy BoeUor ls cqnllned to
the house wlth tho niumps.
L.ucy Evans, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Evans is 111 witli scarlet
fever.
At the .meeting of tho New Eng-
land Order of Protection last even
lng, E. C. Harvey was installed as
trustee. Sandwlches, cake and
coffee were served at the close of
the meetlng.
Mrs. F. E. Atkins vlslted In Stowe
Monday and Tuesday.
(The meetlng of the Chaparral
Maids whlch was to havo been held
thls evenlng, has been postponed un
til noxt week.
At tho annual niceting of the Hy-
patla Club held at the home of Mrs.
Wasso'n Friday afternoon the follow
ing offlcers were elected. Secretary,
Mrs. F, C. Evans; vlce-presldent,
Mrs. V. L. Perkins; secretary, Mrs.
Mark Moody; asslstant secretary,
Mrs. F. B. Kellogg; treasurer, Mlss
Etta Graves executlve commlttee,
Mrs. Wassoii, Mrs. Knight and Mrs.
.loslyn; program comnilttee, Mrs.
Bldwell, Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Fogg;
education commlttee, Mrs. Demerltt,
Mrs. Davls and Mrs. Booker; llbra
rlan, Mrs. F. L. Knight; forestry
I commlttee, Mrs. Palmer.
VERMONT NEWS NOTES
Itcins of Inlcrcst tilcancd From All
Paris uf Green Mouutitln
Stalc.
I'atcnt Oinntcil.
Messrs. Davls and Davls, Washing
ton, patent nttorneys, report the grant
of a patent to Justln M. Lord of St.
Johnsbury on a stcam boller.
Sltnntlou In QiiU'I.
Tho paper strlke sltuntlon In Bel
lows Falls ls cxtrcmely qulet. The
manageiuent clalms that tho output
of the nillls Is constantly increaslng.
liicendlary Itiitland l'hc.
Sixty hens, furnlture valued at
$75 and a barn worth $400 wero
burned at West Rutland Friday eve
nlng. It ls thought that the llre was
ot Incondlary orlgin.
Hctrcat I'hjslclan Itrslgnrd.
Dr. Everal C. Havlland for many
ycars flrst asststant physlclau at tho
Brattleboro Rctreat, has reslgned
that posltlon. For the present he
wlll remaln ln Brattleboro.
Hoy Jladly Hurl.
Whilo playlng ou a load of stono
Saturday afternoon slx-year-old Wll
liam Flsh ot Brattleboro lost hls hal
ance and fell under a rear wheel.
Hls loft leg was broken ln three
places, the knee cap crushed and In
tcrnal injurles are feared.
Horse Thief Senlenced.
A sentence of seven and one-half
years in State prison for liorse steal
Ingg and jall breaking was imposed
by Judge Mlles 011 Archlo St. Peters
of Brattleboro Friday. He began lils
sentence Saturday.
Taxlcali-Ilk'.vile Colllslon.
When Fred Dlnes of Brattleboro,
14 years old, dashed out of an alley
way on a bicyclo Saturday after
noon he ran dlrectly into tho path
of a taxlcab driven by P. G. Walker.
The blcycle was demollshed and the
machlne pnssed over the boy's lcgs
below tho thlghs.
Kllled at Poultney.
A large boller fell Into the plt of
one of the Rlsing & Nelsou slate
quarrles at South Poultney Friday
afternoon and nlmost Immediately
kllled John Conroy. The stone
struck the man In the stomaoh, cut
tlng off the right leg close to the
body and inllictlng wounds on the
head. The dead man was 40 years
old and is survived by a wlfe and
three small children.
Rutland Is Ury.
Although the voters of Rutland
east a llcense vote last March that
clty is today as dry as Sahara
through the inabllity ot the slde
judges to got together on comniis
sioner appolntmonts. It ls the gener
al oplnlon that the sititatlon wlll
not be relieved upless the next Leg
islature amends the exlstlng law, In
Whlch case appolntmonts could be
made to be ett'ectlve until May 1,
1911.
(irantfil a Iteprleve.
It has been learned that Charles
O'Nell, the murderer of Mlss Char
bonneau of Essex Junctlon, who was
sentenced to be hanged ln Fort Leav
enworth, Kansas, has been granted
a reprleve of three months by Pres
ident Taft upon the sollcltatlon of
the Governor of Kansas and a large
number of leading citlzens. The sen
tence may be comniuted to Hfe lm
prlsonment. The only punlshment
for murder Is death under the feral
code but Kansas law does not up
hold capital punlshment thus the
actlvlty in O'Nell's, behalf.
A Pecullar Aetldeut.
Wllliam Flynn of Cambridge, re
cently met wlth a liecullar accldont.
On arising froin the breakfast table
he came ln contact wlth n palr of
sharp sclssora hanglng behlnd hlm
and tlioy lienetrated his coat. He re
moved the scissors thinklng tho nuat
ter of no consequenco but a short
tlme lator hlood oozed from his
shoes and hls clothlng was saturat
ed. An artory had been cut. Flynn
Is weak from loss of blood.
Grand LIt Dccreases.
Richford listers have comploted
thelr compllatlon for 1910 and the
totals follow: Value or real estate,
$768,895; valuo peraonal property,
$127,775; nuinber ot polls, G35. The
totnl grand 11st ls $10,230.70 or a de
crcase of $203.01 over last year. Num
ber of polls Incrcased by one.
Proctorsville Woiiiau Ceiitcnarliin.
Mrs. Valorlo French Proctorsville,
was 100 years old Aprll 21. She hns
reslded ln the same house 70 years
and comes of n patrlotlc and long
llved rnco. Hor niaternal grandfath-
er, Capt. Leonard Proctor, Hved'to be
93 nnd served ln thq Rovolutlonary
War wlth four of hls sons and nt tho
closo of tho war cntno to what was
then an nlmost unbroken wlldorness
nnd began tho scttloniont of the vll
lago whlch now bears hls nnmo.
Honors at Acadciny.
Ilonors liavo been awarded ln tho
graduntlng clnsa at St. Johnsbury
Acndemy as follows: Odo, Ellzabeth
Waltor, Lyndon; hlstorlan, Mlldred
Stanloy, st. Johnsbury; presetua
tlons, Morrla Porter, West Burke;
presontatlpn to presentator, Harold
Yale, Nowhury; essay, Vera Barrett,
St. Johnsbury; oratlon, Robert
Ward, Orford, N. H,; prophecles,
Ellzabeth Peck nnd Elsye Sargent,
St. Johnsbury.
thu pnoaiiAjr in j:noi,ani).
Jlooscu'lt lo Itccohe Adilrcss ln .(lold
t'asket at Ihe Guildhall and 11 Doc
tor's Dcgree nt Camhrlilgc.
Theodore Roosovolt wlll arrlvo In
London May 1G, and on that day wlll
dlno at Dorchcster house wlth Am
bassador and Mrs. Rcld nnd tho staff
of tho embassy. He will be rccelved
by Klng Edward the following day
and at the concluslon of the nudlence
wlll proceed to Oxford, where he wlll
be entertnlncd by the vlce-chnncel-lor,
T. C. Warren, pr'esldent of Mag
dalcn college. May 18 wlll be devotcd
to a recoptlon to the Rhodea and
other Anierlcan scholars, luncheon
wlth the heads of the university, and
tho Romanes lecture, whlch is cer
taln to nttract much attentlon. Col.
Roosevelt wlll then be driven to
Nunehain park, Oxford, to vlslt Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Harcourt. He wlll
remaln there untll the following ev
enlng, proceedlng to Hackwood,
Baslngstoke, the seat of Lord Curson
of Kedleston, the fornier vlceroy 'of
Indla.
On hls return to London on May
20 theex-Presldent wlll be the guest
of honor at the Klng's dlnuer at Buck-
ingham palace. He wlll go the follow
ing day to Wrest park as tho guest
of Ambassador aml Mrs. Reld, and
wlll spend three days at this beauti
ful country seat. Klng Edward has
Invlted Col Roosevelt to accompany
hlm to Aldorshot, whero a revlew
of the troops wlll be held on May 24,
and whlch ls stlll ohserved loyallyas
Quoen Vlctorla's blrthday. Queen
Alexandra and other meinbers of the
troyal famlly wlll also wltnesa tho
revlew. For Col Roosevelt May 25
will be a day long to fte reniembered,'
as on that day he wlll be recelved
at the Guildhall and wlll be prcsent
ed wlth an addresa ln a gold cusket.
ln the evenlng he will leavo for Cam
bridge, and on the morning of the
noxt day Cambridge University wlll
confer upon hlm a doctor's degree.
Probably the former Prestdent wlll
attend the court at Rockingham palace
on May 27, and on May 28 he wlll
go to Chequers court, Bucklngham
shire, to spend the wceK-end wlth
Arthur H. Lco, who was niilltary at
tache wlth the American army dur
the Cuban war. He will remaln at
Chequers court over Sunday. The
Royal Geographlcal Soclety wlll en
tertaln hlm Monday, the 30th, and May
81 Is an open date. June 1 has been
selected for the luncheon of the nat
ionallst party in honor of Mr.Roose
vclt, and June G for the dlnnor whlch
has been arranged by blg game hunt
ers and naturalists. Between 200 and
300 nien who have siiown mlght
ty prowess on tho trail and ln the
field will come together 011 thls occa
sion, and Col Roosevelt looks for
wnrd wlth eager antlcipation to thls
functiou where old experlenccs wlll
be renewed. The fornier President
has also accepted an Invitatlon to dine
wlth Lord Charles Beresford, to meet
the members of the Uulonist party,
wliile Slr Edward Grey, the Forelgn
Secretary, and others in high offlcial
posltlons, have Invlted him to thelr
country seats.
Ira Allen I)ead.
Burlington. May 1. Ira Allen,
namosake and descencant of the fa
nious Revplutionary hero, dled today
at hls home In Winooski at the age
of 80 yearg.
New Tonn Hall for Hyde Park.
The flrst move to reuulld tho dlstrict
whlch was swept by the flre of Aprll
17 was taken at Hyde Park Monday
when the sttm of $8000 was voted In
town meetlng to rebulld tho town hall.
The bulldlng comniitteo is eomposed
of R. W. Hurlburd, R. S. Page and D.
J. Rooney.
I'OILUEHLY L1VKD HKHK.
Gcorge L. Chattleld Weds Rethcl Glrl
Wlll Hesldc in That Village.
Bethel, May 2. Georgo Louls Chat
fleld and Mlss Lola Allen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Ingalls.
wero married this afternoon by Rev
H. A. Parkhurst of tho Unlversallst
churcli of thls vlllage. They wpi-j
attended by the groom's brother, Fred
Chatlleld of Barre and by the brid-t's
slster, Mrs. Elmer Montgomery of
Randolph. Mr. Chatfield was foi'mor-
ly a barbor- worklng ln Montpelier
and Is employed at present in the
shop of Mr. Ingalls In Randolph,
where the couple wlll reslde.
ANNUAL O. A. I!. CONCKKT.
Tlinimis Cliilleiiilfii Clmplor 01 lVhito
Jtlvcr Juiutlon H0I1N liegular
l'uiullon.
Wlilto Rlver Junctlon, May 3. The
local chapter of tho D. A. R., Thomaa
Chittenden Chapter held lts nnnual
concert and danco this evenlng wlth
music furnished by the Dartmouth
collego orchestra. Tho decoratlons
woro blue and white and refresh
ments wero sorved during the oven
lng. Mary M. C. 'Natson is regent
ot tho chapter nnd Lizzle C. Mooro
vlco-regent, Mrs. Watson led tho
grand march wlth her husband A.
E. Watson.
THK VALIJH, 01' PUOl'IUin.VltY
Mi:innxi:s
ls proven by tho very largo perceut
ago of physlclans' prescrlptlons for
samo reniedies found lu every drug
store ln Anierlca, but as they aro
wrltten ln Latln, few patlents reall.e
thls fact.
Tho old standard proprletary medl
clnes llko Lydla E, Plnkhnm's Veget-
auio (jompoumi, inai navo sioou tne
tost of tlme, deservo n place ln every
famlly niedlclno chest, and It Is mcat
cortaln they would not bo proscrlbed
1... nl...lnln..n tf lw. .
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DNeoM'rcd Xoar Graniteville Ito
Mard Oi'fercd.
State's Attorney Benjaniln Gates
went to Graniteville Monday in
conipany with Dr. B. H. Stone of Bur
lington, the State ' pathiloglst, where
they viewed the body ot 15 chtltl
whlch had been found there the day
bofore by some children playlng ln
tho bushes. An autopsy was per
formed by Dr. Stone and it seemied
clear to hlm that it was a clear case
of infantlclde. Mr. Gates ol'fered a re
ward of $25 Monday evenlng for In
formatlon leading to tho convictlon
of the gullty partles.
The body, whlch was that of a
chlld of perhaps two weeks old, was
placed by the roadsldo on tho way
from Williamstown to Graniteville
ln such a way that it might be easlly
dlscovered. It was not found until
Sunday, when the two McGinnis
children and llttlo Georgio Klng
were playing ln the woods near thelr
home when the latter spied a ltltle
white foot stlcking out beneateli a
bundle of cloth.
The children on fiudlng tho body.
ran home ln fear and informed thelr
parents what they had dlscovered.
Health Officer Dr. E. H. Bailey of
Barre Town was summoned and he
found the body wrapped ln a white
sheet and a pile or blue and white
cloth. whlch appeared to be the part
of an old dress. He had lt removed
to the undertaklng cstabllshment of
M. J. Whitcomb and communicated
with State's Attorney Benjamln
Gates.
It was thought that the chlld
olther died from loss of blood at
birth or that it had been strangled
to death by the sheet wound about
lts neck. ln etther case, the partles
responsible aro liaole for infantlclde.
.Mr. Gates also vislted the spot where
the body was found.
KSTATK 01' KZHA N. .UKARS.
State of Yermont.
Distrlct of Washington, 3s.
I'ne Honorable Proiit Oouil fnr
the Dls'.i-'et aforesaid:
To the helrs and all pprsons inter
ested ln the estat of Kzra X. Mears,
late of Marshfield n sald Dlstrict,
Greeting:
Whereas, application hath been
made to this court ln wrltlng, by The
administrator, praylng for llcense and
authorlty to sell all of real estate of
sald deceased to wlt: Sltuated In the
town of Marshfield, lncludlng the
homestead right and the interest of
the widow thereln, representlng to
sald court that it would be beneficial
to the heirs and all persons interested
In the estate of sald deceased, to sell
sald real estate and eonvert the same
Into money.
And hringlng Into court the con
sent nnd npprobatlon In wrltlng, of
all the helrs to sald estate resldlng
ln this State, and settiug forth tho
sltuntlon of the real estato.
Whereupon, tho sald Court appolnt
ed nnd assigned the 20th day of May
1910, at the Probato Off lco ln Mont
pelier, ln sald Distrlct, to hear and
decldo upon snld application aml pe
tltlon, nnd ordered publlc notlce there
of to be' glven to all persons inter
ested thereln, by publishing sald or
der, logether wlth the tlme nnd placo
of hearlng, three weeks suecessively
ln tho Vermont Watchman and State
Jourunl, n nevvspaper whlch elrcu
lates lu the nelghborhood of thoso
porsons Interested In said estate, all
of whlch publleatlons shall bo pre
vious to the day aBslgned for hearlng.
Thorefore, you aro hereby notlfled
to nppear bofore sald court, at tho
tlmo and placo assigned, then nnd
there In sald court to inako your ob
Jectlnns to tho grnntlng ot such ll
cense, if you see cause.
Glven under my hand nt Montpelier,
ln sald Dlstrict, thls 21st day of Aprll
1910.
FRANK J. MARTIN,
34 30 Judge,
COJOISSION'KKS NOTICi:.
IMate of Anianda ('. Yail.
Tlio undersigned havlng been ap
polnted by tho Honorablo Probato
Court for the Dlstrict of Washington,
Comniissloners, to recelve, exaniine,
and adjust all clalms and demands
of all persons ngalnst the estate ot
Amanda C. Vall, late of Montpelier,
Vt., ln sald Dlstrict, deceased, and all
clalms exhlblted In ott'set thereto here
by glve notlce that we will meet for the
purpose aforesaid, at the Montpelier
Natlonal Bank in the Clty of Montpe
lier, ln sald Dlstrict, on the 19th day
of May and 20th day of October next,
from 10 o'clock a. m. until 3 o'clock
p. m., on each of sald days and that
six months from the 19th day of Ap
ril, A. IX, 1910, Is the tlme llmlted by
said Court for said creditors to pres
ent thelr claims to us for examina
tion and allowance.
Dated at Montpelier this 27th day sf
Aprll, A. D 1910.
Wllliam A. L
WILLIAM A. LORD,
LEVl II. BIXBY,
35-37. Conimissloners.
KSTATK 01' JIARY L. CUIMIS.
State of Yermont.
Dlstrict of Washington, ss.
To the Honorable Probate Court
for the Dlstrict Aforesaid:
To all persons Interested In the es
tate of Mary L. Curtls, lato of War
ren, ln sald Dlstrict, deceased, Greet
ing: Whereas, sald Court has assigned
tho 20th day of May next for examln
Ing and allowing the account of John
L. Spaulding, Trustee of the Trust ot
the estate of sald deceased, and for
a decree of tho resldue of sald estate
to the lawful claimants ot the same,
and ordered that publlc notice there
of be glven to all persons interested
ln sald estate by publishing thls or
der three weeks suecessively previous
to the day assigned, In the Vermont
Watchman and State .lournal, a news
papor publlshed at Montpelier, in
said Dlstrict.
Therefore, you are hereby notitied
to appear at the Probate Oft'lce in
Montpelier, in said Distrlct, on the
day assigned, then and there to con
test the allowance of said account if
you see cause, and to establish your
right as helrs, legatees and lawful
claimants to sald resldue.
Glven under my hand, thls 2nd day
of May. 1910.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
3G-3S.
KSTATK OF ('HARLKS ItOIiKKT
HKWKY.
State of Yermont.
Distrlct of Washington, ss.
Tho Honorable Probate Court for
tho Dlstrict Aforesaid:
To all persons Interested In the es
tate qf Chnrles Robert Dewey. late of
Bensonhurst, ln the County of Klng
and State of New York. Greeting:
Whereas, sald court has assigned
tho 2Gth day of May, noxt. for examin
Ing and allowing tho account of the
administrator. wlth the will annexed
df the estate of sald deceased. and for
a decree of the resldue of said estate
to the lawful claimants of the same.
and ordered that publlc notlce thereof
bo glven to all persons interested in
sald estato by publishlnK thls order
three weeks suecessively previous to
the day assigned, in tho Vermont
Watchman nnd Stnte .lournal. a news
paper publlshed at Montpelier, In sald
dlstrict.
Thorefore, you are hereby notlfled
to nnear at tho Probate offlce ln sald
dlstrict, on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the itllowance of said
account if you see cause. and to es
tablish your rlght as .helr" legatees
nnd lnwful claimants to sald resldue.
Glven under my hand. thls 3d day
of May 1910.
FRANK J. MARTIN".
JG JS llliltrn
THOSE NEW SPRING STYLE
LOW SHOES L&
have arrivcd at
B. M. SHEPARD CO.
State Street, aiontpeller
I Tell your neighbors,
and see them yourself.