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MIDDLEBURY
STEE, AUGUST
Vol. iVIII
REGI
The Popular Article
ln
Wearing Apparel
THIS SEASON IS THE
We have just receivecl
elegant new line in muslin,
percale and sateen, white ancl
colors. Perfect in fit and
finisli.
w Ltni iiiing ik nimj,
in plain and changeable silk.
We were never better pre
pared to meet the public de
mand for
FINE GOODS
than this season.
We invite your inspection.
E. P. CUSHMAN.
SlCK AND NERVOUsX A ttfMJ1W
TIIREE CARLOADS
OF
33 ir, a ilst
JUST IN!
M'e have every klnd of srrain that you
want. Shall have a gupply of
GRASS SEBD
FOR FALIi SOWING.
We especially lnvlte your attentlou to
the price and ii'uallty of our
FLOUES.
A SUI'l'LV OF
SJSJ I Irt DE3
both harbed and plaln, coustantly in
stock.
M'o are pleased wlth your pat patron
age, and we shall endeayor to keep the
piices rlght for you all.
THOMAS & WEEKS.
S0L0M0N LAPINE,
UEAI.ER IN
H 111N E SSES,
ROBES,
WHIPS.
Harnesses Oleaned and Oiled
JtEPAIRING DONE.
Harnesses Madc to Order,
CAHHIAGES KEFITHXISHED.
Walnwright Block,
20:tf
Middlebury, Vt
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3 iENTL.mn l wuli to Ifstlfjr tnthe cr-nt
rgtuliK- ul IIA.N'AS ARAl,AMIJ.A IWS
9 t'tti'ii i navti iHen truublvd witn u lliimor,!
swhlil early )mt Wu.ter auii)td a tirv ImiiI
I'.iriu. NO lt i:s aniitari.il un mv 11 AX ItS g
ltni W 11 IS'l' Mhlth liitrraird In iiumtier aiidl
liiillltflitliu'y. I Uteii Oiiitmenti and otlierE
Mllemedit-t, buttunouitf 1 cominenctxl taklng
1 DANA'S
iSAJRSAPAHILLA
I ami aner Uklni t wo tjotlln K V K lt Y S O K K
1 1 AS II 1 s A ! ! i: A 1 1 1: f. I l.no piln.-d E
iir.Airii ii ulti:A'i'i.v iii:m:.!
I'lTKII. I gladljr rreominend DANA'S HAlt.E
SAI'AKILLAloallaffllcU'aailwai. I
5 Be.pHullyoun, A. M. itEADEK. '
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The truth ot th abore ! MrtlHi'd to br 8. N.s
s.MrJAlit-u, ti.f. u., and BAMUIOI. lOKCST,
mOrucer.
Dana Sinapirllla Co., Bellait, Malne.
NOTICE!
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s Walden, Vt
S1 A 1? A 1 TTTTirm t H
WUereas niy wllo, AUelpha H., lias lolt my
lieil aml boanl wltliout Just ciuiso or provlca.
tlou, I lieroby lorbld all pcrsons trustlng or
ImrborltiB licron my account.as I slmll pay
no ilobts of her contractliig alter thls dato.
3ldw A. J. ril'Elt.
IlRISTOL, Vt., Aug. 2, 1893.
(ounty
BRIDPORT.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Crane of Shel
burne were In town ovcr Sunday.
Smlth J. Pratt of Merlden, Conn., !s In.
town and Its vlelnlty vlsltlng relatives
nnd old frlends.
John Wlecka of Boston Is at J. X.
Spauldlng's, hls wlfe and chlldren hav
ing coinc up two wccks slnco.
Mrs. N. B. Phelpa of Morlali, X. V..
formerlj of thls town and proprietor of
the Bridport ilouse, was In town thcear
ly part of the week, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Preble. J
Jirs. rrost, widow ot tne mte uuver
Frost, wlio had bccn In falling hcalth for
sonie tliue past, dled 011 Frlday, Aug. 11.
The funeral was attended froni the late
resldence of the deecased on Sunday,
1 4LUg AU1 IkUV. IJ. 1.CU11U1U
ClllpThe renialns of Mrs. J. W. Treadway
I - I f... ...t... .... O 1
ui Vviuwn xoim, vuu uieu uu ouuuny
morulng, Aug. were brought here on
Tucsday, Aug. 15, for burial lu the vll-
lage cemetery. Deecased was formcrly
widow of the late Barnard MeGulre of
Bridport.
Mrs. C. X. Barnes, who has been wlth
her tnother here for some tlme past,
started on Tucsday for her honie ln Bris
tol, Conn. ; and Mrs. John W. Dratt, who
has been at the honie of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 1 Hussell, for sonie weeks,
started on the saine day for her honie tn
Aubum, X. Y
Aniong the more promluent of reeent
arrlvals at "Mountaln Vlew Farm," T.
W. Fletcher, proprietor, are : Mrs. L. A
Lecds and Misses C. F. M'estendorf, J. E.
1'ox, M. Bartels aud A. A. Langham of
Xew Vork, Misses L. S. Howard anJ M.
C. Copeland of Boston, Mrs. J. D. Bar
rows and Misses Sybll Cox and Mury.
Fletclier Cox of Xewton, Mass., and Mr.
anu .irs. i . r. tuapmau or .Miuuieuury
From :tu occaslonal correspoiKlent.J
A term of high school wlll comniencc
in Masoulc halt, Bridport, Sept. 4, to con
tlnue fourteeu or twenty weeks as the
directors may elect. Mlss Cora Smlth of
Addison has bccn cngaged as teachcr.
Miss Smlth takes charge of the school
after four years study at Saxton's River,
followed by four years at Wellesley,
graduating at each ot the above instilu
tions. The school directors fecl a certaln
degree of satisfactiou in ptcsenting to
the people of Bridport the llrst tangible
benellts of the town system of schools.
That a school of high grade could be es
tablished tnd malntained in a town ln
this Statc without extra cost to its pat
rons was impossible under the dlstrlct
system. Xot only is tlils posslble under
the present system, but in thls grade of
school, aud fumishcd wlth such a teaclr
er, lt ls practlcable for school chlldren to
llt themselves for collcge without golng
outsidc thelr town schools, and this with
out iuipairlng the elllciency of the com
mon schools. A predlction one ytar ago
that the above cducational conditions
would exist here in Vermont today would
have been scouted by the incredulous as
Impossible and would have been halled
by the frlends of educatlon as a realiza
tlon of thelr hlghest hopes. We beli'eve
that no system of educatlon in any State
ofl'ers greater advantages than are pu.sl
ble under' the town systesn of schools in
Vermont.
CORNVVALU.
The thresluug niachlne ls agaln heaid.
Mis Edna Jones left town last week
for Brattleboro.
W. Lewis of Hutland was in town last
week vlsltlng frlends.
Mrs. P. B. Warnei had the iiilsfortuuc
to break one of her legs near the ankle
recently.
A young daughter at the honie of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Moore is among the re
eent arrlvals.
A change lu the temperature has come
since last week. The llrst appearance of
frost was on Monday morulng.
The Misses Goodrich of llubbardton
aud Bclden of Benson were guests of
Miss Una Sanford the tlrst of the week.
EA8T MIDDLEBURY.
II. Suniuer is visitlug in Hut-
Mrs
A
land.
Mlss Bertha Hler of Vergennes is wlth
frlends here.
C. A. Peek of St. Albaus vlslted hls
father heie thls week.
Mrs. D. A. Danion vUlted in Ver
gennes and Ferrisburg!! last week.
Xathau Decker ls more comfortable,
belng able to slt up part of the day.
Mrs. Frank Fltts of Fltchburg, Mafs.,
has been vlsltlng her uiother aud trlcuds
here.
Mrs. X. Dcreau of thls town and her
daughter, Miss lllanche, are wlth frlends
here.
Mrs. E. A. Bradley and Mrs. F. II.
Plper and daughter, Mrs. II. E. Day, are
vlsltlng in Massachusetts. Mrs. Bradley
Is wlth relatives In Bostou and vlcinlty.
Mrs. A. J. Webber of Lincoln, who has
been vlsltlng here the past week, olned
a party of frlends for a plculc at the
popular summer resort, Lake Dunmorc,
on Wednesday last. Mrs. Webber, ac
companied by her slster, Mlss C. F.
Sumuer, returned home on Monday.
Monkton.
Thero wlll be a grove mectlug, Aug.
15, 10, 17 and 18, lu Smith's grove, south
of the Hldge, wlth servlces at 10:30 a.
m., and 2:30 and 7 p. in. Hev. Geo, J.
Klng of Bristol, Kev. C. A. Bradford
of Xorth Fcrrisburgc, Hev. C, 1!. Haw-
ley of Vergennes, Hev. J. 51. Smlth ot
Starksboro, Hev. V. D. Spdieer ot Hlp
ton, Hev. C. F. Xoble of Middlebury and
Hev. V. W. Carr of Lincoln are expect-
ed to be prosent.
New Haven.
Hev. Marvln II. D.ma arrlved in town
last wcck.
Mrs. D. W. Xash was on the slck llst
last week, but Is much better.
G. W. Barton and fanilly wlll leave
soon for the South, for the wlnter.
Mlss Ellza Hublee of Montpelier has
bccn speuding a few wccks In town.
Mrs. Weed of Uluoshurzh was the
uiest of Mlss Washburne over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peek have been
ctitcrtalnhig frlends for sotnc days past.
Mrs. Ellza Purmont ls vlsltlng her
slater, ilrs. Xoah P. Xash, In Wlscon
sln. Mrs. II. C. Hoscoc has returrcd from
soveral weeks' absence lu Xew Yorkand
elsewhere.
Dr. E. D. Ilall of thls town Is in fall-
Ing health, as ls also Janies Iliutnan,
who Is no better.
Fayctte Sprague, who has long bccn
atllleted wlth a cancer, Is much worse,
and conflncd to the house.
'I'hc liorse sheds being bullt on the
grounds occupled bj the church are fast
approachlng couiplction.
Dr. Erastnus D. Hall aud two daugh-
teis from Alblon, X. Y., were guests a
week slnce ln the f.imily of Mrs. J. C.
fitnivi.
Sylvester Doud, Eq., now nearh SCj5.'
lias uonc the entire work of raklng
through the haylng season and also
through the harvestlng thus far. beides
nianaglng a pretty good yeg-jtable and
fruit garden.
rT
Jlio anntial nieeting of the Ladies'
Missionary society was held at tlielr
rooms on Thursday of last week.
There was a inembership of 32 reported
and sixteen coples of Life and Light are
taken, besides several numbers of JIIs
sion Studies. Thls society has contrlb
uted above 800 the past year. The old
olllcers were re-elccted. Tea was served.
Dea. Jullus Eldredge of Middlebury
surprised a few of hls old friends recent
ly wlth some pieasant calls. Ile was
cheery and in good spirits, notwithstand-
lng tlme had wroughtsomechanges phy-
slcally slnce his last vlslt among us.
We wish him many returns to the old
town he so much loyes aud to the many
frlends who hlghly respect and honor
liim.
Prof. Frank Hathorne, wlfe and child
left this week for thelr home in Pots
dam, X. Y. Mlss Lucia from Xew
York city and other chlldren and
grandchlldren have all been spendlng
some days at the homestead of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Hathorne.
Prof. Hathorne presided very aeceptably
at the organ during the two Sundays of
his stay in town. Ile is way up in the
musical professiou.
RIPTON.
C. B. Guptll is in town for a siiort
thne.
X. LaFrance and wlfe are still away
camplng.
C. S. Albee of Hutland was lu town
on Frlday last.
II. E. Day and wlfe. who have been
away lu camp, have returned.
At T. Ulllliigs on the lOtli Inst.
thcrmometer iiulicated 100 in the sun
Miss Xaucy Little ot Whiting was in
town over Sundav, having come up to
the funeral of her neice, Miss FIher.
C. J. Hobblus' little daughter Ella had
the mlsfortuue to fracture one of the
long bones of au arm a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Perline Padle of Warren,
but formerly resldents here, were in
town on Tuesday last and were looking
well.
Certaln perlpatetlc photograpliers
have been in town for several days,
securing, as they report, many beautltul
vlews.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Baker are away
on a vlslt wlth G. A. Baker, who was
the victim of an accldcut in a planer
whereby he lost hls rlght haud.
One wlng of lils daui becoming shaky,
G. .1, Hodges, witli a large lorce of uien,
has bccn maklng thlugs all secure, dolng
a good job, thougli lt has bceu expen
sive. Mrs. W. V. Flsher, while in the far
West, made an extensive and beautiful
collection of nioss agates, onyx, carnel
lans aud petrllled woods, the exaniina
tlon of whlch would well repay any one
Intetested In such matters.
SHOREHAM.
Mlss .Tenule Ilall of Bristol ls vlsltlng
friends here.
Mrs. Fred BrooUlns and chlldren aro
at her father's, II. A. Lyman.
I. B. Hich and fanilly are spendlng
several days at Quewi City park.
C. M. Ward, J. B. Xorth and Mlss Xcl
lie Platt started for tho World's fair thls
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Borley and lufant son
of St. Albans arrlved Saturday at
J. Kussell's.
Mrs. Eiltharp of Vergenues and Mrs.
Kelley of Brandon are guests at Edson
Farnham's.
Capt. Moora aud his grand-daughter,
Miss Clara, returned home Saturday
from an extended Western trlp, taklug
n the World's fair during thelr absence.
Zeb. Martlu has Just completcd at
Larrabce's Polnt a new Heuin ferry boat
wlth four prnpelllng scrnws and many
modcrn appllances. The boat was
lauuched Tuesday uiornlng.
One of the closest and most excltlng
gamcs or base ball of the season was
played at Bridport, Saturday last, be-
twccn the Addison and Shoreham clubs
rcaultlng In a victory for the latter, 14 to
13, and the last half of the Oth lunlng
unllnlshed wlth tlio Shoruhams at the
bat. The gaine was delayed on accouut
of raln, but the playlng was good con
slderlng the roughness of the ground.
Hathome, the Shoreham pltcher, struck
out 11 nieti. E. II. Moore umplrcd the
game. The attcndance was large.
VERQENNE8.
Solomon Fleld and wlfe of Mulvane
Kan., are vlsltlng relatives In thls
vlclnity.
F. II. Farrlngton of Brandon aud
Col. Dunshee of Bristol were ln town
on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Helen (Stevens) Parker and
clilldrcn of Xew Vork are guests at her
father's, Herrick Stevens.
The funeral of Xapolcon Lawrence,
who dled ol lockjaw the Sth Inst., was
'ihursday at the Catholle church.
Jethro B. Hustcd has returned from
the World's talr, and George and F. H.
McCuen departed Saturday for the
show.
For the tlrst tlme in vears wo ho.ir
scarcelv any eoniplaints from farmnra
In this locality as to riuantltv and ouil-
Ity of crop3
The Catholle excurslon bv steamer
Heindeer to Wllisboro Polnt, Wednesday
last, shlpped at tliis port wlth about
400 excursionists.
Tiu remains ofMlss M. Dillon. who
died at Lhlcago last week, arrived liere
Frlday, accouipanled by the parents.
The liitermcnt was at Monkton.
Kev. E. B. Smlth, rector of St. Paul's
Episcopal church, eame near drownlng
Tuesday last while batlilng at the lake.
He was rescued by Fred Bates of thls
city.
Constab'.e J. Xash of Bennington
brought a boy to the Keform school
Tuesday for the purpose of glving him
an educatlon in the asricultural and
chair-bottomlng buslness.
Saturday, market day, lots of people
were ln town. For butter of the dalry
variety the farmers got 10 tol7cents;
for eggs, 20 cents; cheese, S to 0 cents,
and for dresed fowls and ehicken from I
13 to 20 cents.
A meetlng of the Champlain Game
Club assoclatlon was held at Secretary
F. L. Fish's olllce Saturday for the pur
pose more especially of organlzing for
the prosecutlon of all persons shooting
ducks before September 1 in the waters
of this locality.
Prlncipal C. C. Davls of . the graded
school left Monday for Manchester,
Mass., for a short stay. He wlll remaln
wlth the school another year. The fall
term will begin Stptember 4. Two of
the teachers, Miss Bass and JIIss Brooks,
have engaged elsewhere.
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Asa M Hawlc
ey, aged 21. snn ot Hev.nnt ,, ,,r c;i. trn.in l?il.
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church, dled Monday of constinmtion.
He was nsnphuiorc InComell unlverlty.
Funeral services were held at the par
sonage M'cdnesday morulng at S o'clock;
luterment at Troy, X. V. Hev. J. W.
tlicdjlennett olliciated.
xjVednesday monilnir at 10:30 o'cloc
.v
the Episcopal cliurch was beautitully
festooned and trinimcd wlth rare and
fragrant llowers, vines, etc, thcoccaslon
being the marriage of Miss Hose M.
Bates, daughter of our chlef ot police,
Stephen Bates, and wlfe to Haymond A.
Schuyler of M'orcester, Mass. The
rhurch was crowded wlth the relatives
and frlends of the contractiiig parties,
the rector, Hev. E. B. Smlth otliciating.
Mr. and .Mrs. Schuyler departed on the
noon express for M'orcester, where they
will reslde.
WE8T CORNWALL.
Beautiful wcather the past week.
Mrs. Hawley of Florlda ls a guest of
her cousln, Mrs. B. F. Haskell.
Ilenry M'arner celebrated hls blrtliday
Thursday by a party of neighbors and
some who witlt him were boys togeth
er. Mis-s Ida Blake and Artliur Hlce of
M'orcester, Mass., who have been vlsiting
Mark and Bessie Dcan, have returned to
thelr home.
Mlss Mabel Iiay of Albany, X. Y.,
who has spent several weeks wlth
frlends here, started for her home Frl
day morulng.
Mrs. Burbankof Brookfield, Mass., g
vlsltlng her brother. O. A. Fleld. Miss
Mattte Field and her frlend, Miss Hob
crts of Burlington, are also guests at
the same pieasant home.
West salisbury-
J. T. Beach and wlfe are vlsltlng wlth
Samuel Plerce.
Grace Sawyer of Vergeunes has been
vlsltlng her frlends In town.
Prof. Lansley and fanilly of Ellza
beth, X. J., are stopplng wlth S. J.
Vulley.
Mrs. E. A. Miller and daughter and
Mary Smlth of Oakland, Cal., are visit
lug at O. P. Mead's.
Mrs. E. Elllson and daughter and
JIIss Hattle M'ebber of Brooklyn are
stopplng wlth Capt. S. Kelley.
Itosle and Lllllan Goodrich gave an
entcrtalnment at the parlors of tho
Mountaln Sprlng llouse on Tuesday
cvcning.
Your corrcspondcnt has Just returned
from a two-weeks' vacatlon and a car
rlage rlde of over 300 uilles In soutliem
Vermont and eastern Xew York, tak
Ing ln the towns of Castleton, Poultney,
Hupert, Arlington, Shaftsbury, Man
chester, Dorset and Pawlet of thls
State, and Granville, Fort Ann, Glens
Falls, Caldwell, Holton, Ilague and
Tlconderoga of Xew York. We reached
Lake George the next day after the
ill-fated steamer Kachel went down,
drownlng nlne vlctlu.8, whlch east a
deep gloom over tho whole community.
We were royally entertalned at Bolton
In the new and elegant house of Dr.
Daniel Hogers, a Panton boy, who is
having a splendld practice In thls grow
Ing place, and wliose exccllent wlfe
halls from West Salisbury. Our whole
luuuivjf ua vcry pieasant. rne crop3
are looking flneiy evcrywhere. Oood
thues are comlng.
WHITINQ.
Ziba Hubbard of Orwell
vlsltlng ln town.
has been
Clayton Smlth of Hutland ls having a
Vacatlon of a week ln town.
The sudden change ln the wcather
last Sunday left many wltii severo
colds.
The Congregatlonal Sundav school
i ,,!Ui a llcllic at L:lkc Dunmore last wed-
nesday.
Mrs. IClng of Boton, while returiilng
om the M'orld's fair, ls spendlng a few
from
days wlth Mrs. Parker.
Copyricjht ibii
All alone,
both in the way it acts, and in tho
way it's sold, is Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription for women.
It acts in this way :
If you're weak or " run-down," it
builds you up ; if you suiler from
any of tho painful disorders and
derangemonts peculiar to your sex,
it relieves and cures. It improves
digestion, enriches tho blood, dis
pela adhea and pains, brings refresh
lng sleep, and restores llesh and
strength. For all functional weak
nessea and irregularities, it's a posi
tive remedy. Hence,
It's solil in this way :
It's ffuaranteed to givo satisfac
tion, in overy case, or tho money
paid for it is refunded.
They're the smallest, the cheapest,
the eaiest to take.
But all that would be nothing,
if they weren't also tho best to
take.
Dr. Piprnn's Plp.isant. Pfllnt'i nrr.
,w.v ...... . .... .... . .......
ious Ileadaclie, Cnustipntion, Iiuli-
pcstion, Uilious Atta. k, and all
derani;einont3 of the livi-r, stumach
and bowels.
. Holiness Camp Meeting
AT
Spring Grove, New Haven, Vt
WILL I1E IIELD
SEPTEMBER 4-10, 1893.
Presldeut Hev. II. F. Hkvxoi.ds, Under
hlll, Vt.,
wlll lmvo clinrge. asslstcd by ati ablo corps ot
workurs, viz :
Hev. C. F. Fowler, Haverhlll. Mass.
" .1. W. Bennett, Albany, X. Y.
" D. F. Brooks, Corinth", X. Y.
" J. E. K'nanp, Mestlleld. Vt.
" C. M. Stebblns. Blnghamvllle.
G. E. Xoble. Montpelier, Vt.
" L. E. Tavlor, " "
Vt.
We expeet other prencliei'9, especially tho
bretlueii ot the llurliiiKtoti ill-trlc-t lloard
f.it.l l.nlirln.r f .... -r.ti ti 1.1.. v.i t a i. n. 1 .1 1 .rwni.if
to mlnliter". nttililiiur lor liorses, i5 cents tor
4 qts. oats, aml 34 ci'iits wlth Iiay No titia
elrnxo oti Miiuhiya.
Tlio Leiitml Vninont rallro.nl wlll sell spe
elal rounil-tilp l.eketHou Un lmu trtin liut
laii'l to Mviintnii auil tiom Montpelier, Mld
il i'm'i aml Wateibuiy. ANoon the Iltirllng
tnn uml I.amollle aml stoii at utounds
No gato lee any day. llllcliln room l co.
Tviil Inir friotmd Ireo.
All are coiillally lnvltei'. Lct us rally to
make thls tneetlui; a rainl Miccess.
For lui'thur lnloiiuatlon pl-aso adilress
h- K. TA I.OH,
ai :Jw K. Baldwlii st., Montpelier, t.
SEASON OF 1893 -
THE USUAL
FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
CARRIAGES,
BUG6IES AND
HARNESSES.
6 FARM WAGONS.
B. F. HASKELL & CO.
West Cornwall, Vt., June 14.
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