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THE REFORMER: BRATTLEBORO, vT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1901.
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BELLOWS FALLS.
nui) Si'txton, llellows K:
ItumodititlhlHt,
'illltl, Vt.
Volerl-llf
DrMfll of Mr. N t. WiIIIhiim.
f Emily K, wife f X i Wiliiuni!', ilied Tues
ihi.v ceniii; at 11 o'clock, in the ,')Tlti jriir of
lei- unu, miiib tlnee wceki. nilife lieiume.
ill of a valvular heart trouble from wlneli -he
hail mi Hi ml ul tinier for nnuie years ami win
lilialjli' to rally Hum Hie nttaek. fhe lnul
been iiiuoiiM'ioiin lnni) 2 o'clock Siiinliiy
liiorniii!; iimil death. .Mrs Williams's early
lite was passeil in I'loviilence, li I, and she
married in INTO X W ssmitti who died in 1ST").
There were two children by this niarrinue,
Walter 1' and Nathaniel W. In issil she
jnarried Xathan U iiliains, siiieriiitendent
of the Vermont Kami .Machine coniany, and
has since lived in Hellows Kails. .Mr Wil
liams has two daughters, now crown to
young womanhood, .Misses Kliziiheth and
Genevieve, to whom she became a devoted
mother. One of her own sons, Waller C
Smith, is married ami lives in the villain', and
the younger, Nathaniel, is a riini; ruling
lawyer in New Vorkcity. .Mrs Williams had
always been active in all ood wo.k. and
was especially identilied wilh the dilli'reiit
deliartnients "of the Coii-'rei,ratioiiiil church,
lit a social and fieiierous nature, many have
enjoy eil the hospitalities of her home, and
her ileath is a sad loss to a large circle of rel
atives and friends. The funeral was held at
the house on School street at I.;l this after
noon, liev J II llcid ollieialinj;. with burial
iu Dak Hill eeineterv.
1'aroel. Inl School l'rooM-l.
Announcement was inaile by liev Kdward
lieynolds, pa-tui ni st tlinrles' church, sun
day nioriiini:-, that a parochial school would
probably be established iiltlii. village some
tinie within a e ir. The aniioiiiiceim lit has
caused a grt ai" deal ot discii"ion and com,
incut alllong all cla-ses. and I he t Mahli-liuict.t
ot such an iiisiiluiioii will be much regretted
by all those iuot inleivste.l in our lice puMic
schools. IJishop .Michainl has recently taken
a very linn stand on the siioiect ami has is
sued an edict thai miles-, parents !ia inir chil-
The next entertalninent In the course (jlv
en by the Ml Kilburn missionary widely
w ill occur Tuesday evening. Nov '!. at the
vetrv of the 'oii;:Tegatioiial church. The
talent will consist of .Miss .cla Pauline
Ulakelv, violinist, of Kradford, aiid.Mis
.Marv '.Mcl.eod Ulakelv, elocutionisi. The
program w ill also consist of other local talent
and an enjoy able occasion is expected.
The Woman's Club will .hold a business
meeling at II o'clock in the I'niv ersali-t
church esliy tomorrow afternoon. Follow
ing the business, tea will be served and a
short musical and literary program will be
iriven. It is planned to lime lour teas and
one gent lemen's evening during the w inter,
the social committee having the matter in
charge being .Mrs C II William. -Miss Louise
Flint, .Mis K I. Walker, .Miss Josephine
lierbv. .Mrs !'.! 1'erry, .Miss Caroline Anns,
.Mrs C K .Meachaiu and .Mrs .) .1 O'Connor.
.Some time since the I'nited States civil ser
vice commissioner iiiinoiiuceil an examina
tion for positions of clerk and carrier In the
potoilice service lo be held November HI, all
applications to be liled with the secretary of
the local boaid, W A McDonald, before the
houro closing Or'.olici '-W. There were no
applications tiled before that dale, and the
couiniission has been so intorined. Two or
three intended to take the examination but
were a day laic in tiling their application. o
it Is probable that another date w ill soon be
fixed upon by the commission. The exami
nation is open to all ciliens of the I'nited
States between the ages of IS and io years.
dren under 1" v car
chin! school, w hue
refused absolution ; (
the public schools i
eenl of scholars in
ttlect upon the tow u s
oils. 1 here ale at pi
the village limits
ml t lnni to the paro- j ml, ,,f k,.,,,
lich e.is. they shall be ' ,n,;i- ... U m
l tils, woulil t.,ke Irom
! he iliagc about ."ii.i per
Uie lower grades, the
ctiouls would be se i-
eiit 111 schools within
in. I a loss .,1 ;i,'iO
to 4011 children would mean the curtailment
of some eight or nine schools reilucing ihe
teaching loree and abo the state money . No
plans hae been made yet as to location, but
the diocese own a.ualne Toperty here, wilh
chance for building- on (.rceu street and it is
probable this site will in utilized.
The Forester-- conducted a dance in d A II
hall last evening.
A number ot Odd Fellows attended the
district nnetiiig iu Cht sicr .Monday e cu
ing. 11 (i Chandler will organize a class in danc-
inu'Ior the winter, this evening at I nioii
bail.
I'll J lad ley. ca-hicrof the bank, is ill at
his home on estmiiister Terrace ot typhoid
fever.
.Mrs Frank Adams entertained a few friends
at tea Weduesilav evening in honor of .Mrs D
I Howard.
Kev C K I! Hodge, pastor of the liaptit :
church, exchanged pulpits with Kev .Mr :
F'oote of Ntxiohs iiiver, Sunday . i
'31 rs W W Sawyer entertained the whist club
of w hich she and .M r .saw y er are inembers.
at their lirst meeting ot the season this ev en
ing. :
-Mrs Lizzie King and daughter, (iertrudc. ,
close their bouse on chool street this week
lor the M ason and w ill spend the w inter at j
Lynn, .Mass. -
A sheriil's sale of dry ltooiIs, etc, is being '
held in the Warner block at Mixtoiis Iiiver,
the stock being liiat recently bought by c II
Sanders of Chester. ' i
II II Craves, proprietor of the ('oiuinercla!
House, was taken to New fane Wednes.Civ on
a chargt' o! selling fiipior. i
The ladie-ol the I iiivi rsaii-t church net j
ted about s!ni at tlieir nimtiinui' sale last
week, ami tlie young copie's vveilding took I
in about U. ' j
C U Carpenter, employed lor the past few
weeks ;u ihe mill near llnrber's park, has !
gone to Arlington Heights, .Mass, w here he ,'
has a position.
Jliss Harriet W I lark of Saxtons Iiiver, I
who lias sung acceptably here so many tiuie.
will siiend the winter hi Orlando. Fl;. on '
aecounl of ill health. I
The llellows l-'alls and Saxtons Iiiver rail- 1
way company lias added a new car to its ,
equipment, now having three available closed j
cars lor tail and winter service. I
Mrs S F ferry won the vv hist prize at ihe '
club nieiting Wednesday afternoon at Mr- F
. Walker's. The next meeting will be at .Mrs
llruee Italicbck's on Muilli street. j
The place in (. old Iiiver 'owned bv Mrs
Jennie M Hatch was sold at auction Tuesday,
the purchaser being .1 K stfnttou of v aipolc.
He will occupy the preiiii-es in the spring.
Hallowe'en socials were the rage last even
ing, Ihe llaptist Young people meeting at .M
H Kay's. The i'niversalist and -Meihodi-t i
young people also watched out for ghosts and
goblins.
A business meeting of the iadies aid society
of the I'niversiilistehurch is being held iu the
church vestry this afternoon. Supper will
be served by ".Mrs F J Hall and .Mrs Oscar
Ciammell.
Some twenty-live friends of Mr and Mrs
Cliarles W Stuart called upon them upon
their return from their honeymoon trip one
evening last week and presented them w ith
gifts and hearty congratulations.
Mrs Annie M Hatch and Mr and Mrs
Graves will spend the winter in California,
and if pleased wilh the country will make
their home there. Mrs tiraves was .Miss Itos
abelle Hatch, one of our graded school teach
ers. A same of football Saturday afternoon at
Kussell park between the high school and the
Windsor high school teams resulted in a
victory for the liellows Falls boys, the score
standing ili to 0. The team goes to Keene
Saturday.
Mrs Joseph Barret, who has I icen book
keeper for several years at Dunham Urns'
fhoe store, lias given up her position there,
and is succeeded by Miss Margaret Sullivan.
Sir and Mrs Barrett" will go to housekeeping
Boon on Henry street extension.
Mr and Mrs- Chits W" Brow n, who have
been occupying the cottagn belonging to the
A II Fisher estate for the past few nionths,
moved this w eek to N'or.haiiipton, Muss. Mr
lirown, who is a railroad employe, has had
his roup changed to that locality.'
The gentlemen of the firm of V B V grocery
company served a baked bean supper at the
vestery ot the Jiaptist church Tui-dav. Last
year w as their lirst venture in culinary affairs
but the supper was so well served and
patronized that it was decided to make it an
annual event. .
I'eritiiiiaii.
Mr anil Mrs K U Jenness arc in Boston.
lion Hugh Henry. II S pension commissioner
was in town Monday. .Mrs (; II Talbot and
dauuhter ol Newton. Mass. are guests of Mrs
(ii urge li Babbitt. F 11 Shaw ol Concord. X
II, spent Sunday with his broiher, C N sbaw.
.Miss Vayo, who ha been with her brother
at Worcesfi r. .Mnssj'or some lime has return
ed home. M rs Delia Orav has been spending
J the pa-t lew dais with her si tcr. Mrs Sarah
tfoiiues at oration.
Clark t ha-e w is in Spi inglield. Mass. Mon
day. F. I. Walker was iu l!o-loll Monday
and Tuesil iy . Henry King ol Clareinont
spent Minday at his home here. Henry
Kilub.ill. vv ho b is been spending
some week at his broilnr's. tico W Kim
ball'-, on Atkinson street, has gone to Boston
for tiie vv inter months. M rs Laura Lo. k-
N II. v jsiied in tow n over
hatnbcrlaiu of liurhugtoii i
i w as I he guest of A I'' inncw isser and l.nn
' iiy iroat I riilay uniii Monday. Mrs L L
lb nioii c f llaii'i'ver. N II. ami John Marker
' ol I'lainlield. X II. are v isjiurs in the laniily j
lllis week. Dr and Mi's J J O'Connor were;
iii New lorkl.i-t week. Mr and Mrs o I' j
Stlepard-oll ol ' lll'allicooro have been gue.-ts I
thi- we. k ol Mr and .Mr-c I! r-hcp.irdnii. I
Mr and Mr- Bagiev of Lnglainl v i.-iled her I
brother. Dr l.owery list week, while en I
rouic home from a t rip lo iiiei.ec. 1 r Low - I
cry aecomi. allied them to New York and they '
-ailed Tuesday. -Mi's Ali' C Sleeper lias (.,-,. i,
spin. ting a t.-vv dais with relatives and.
I r lend- iu f I ire nt.' X II.- .Mrs D D How - :
ard ot Kciincft .-.jii ire. I'a. who ha-been
v i-iiing iter ui'illier. M r- I iliv c Adam-, and
brother. Frank Adams, ',,r Uj,. ,;,-t few
w ielv-. relumed hniiie y t-ierday . .VI i-- Nel
lie .-smith of U li.clteniiiifi. Ma--, i- willi'
fnend- in town. Mr- Fdvvin Dougla-s of
orange. N . I. i- ihe gue-t ol her -i-ti r. M i s
Fred s i iark. Finest liean was bonie from
itr.iltleboro over .-iinda v. M i-s 1 aid Itan
good of thi. phi 'e an. I Mr.- Frank llapgoul
of 1m enc N II. returned Tue-dav Irom a trip
to New York .Mr- Frances li Flint went to
Boston Tuesday for a tew days' stay. -.Mr-(
arpenter and Mi-s liav ol hester were:
presi ni at the Choral Falun Monday evening.
WHS, I' IIKATTLKHOICO.
The Congregational parsonage lias been
receiving a coat of paint this week.
A tile walk is being laid from Mrs Ilige
low's house to C tuis, Davis's shop near Ihe
bridge.
Clint A Sloekwell returned yesterday from
Ludlow where he has been lor a week on a
hunting trip, lie drought no deer back with
him.
liev and Mrs (ieo K Marliu of I'lilladelidiia
have been spending the week w ith Mrs John
Diinklce. .Mrs Hannah C Taylor has re
lumed after spending the summer at fort
land. -Me .Mrs I lias Stockwell and daughter,
Lizzie, returned Tuesday from their western
trip.
The organ in Ihe Congregational church
has been taken down this week lo allow- the
i nlargement of the ell where it has stood
since it was put iu. A mistake in nicn-nrc-tuciils
when the ell was built left no room
for the choir. When the changes are com
pleted the choir will be seated directly ill
front of Hie. organ.
A force of men employed by George E
C'rovvell has been working for the past lew
weeks in rhanning the w ater pipe which runs
from the reservoir near Ihe Samuel Sargent
place to the Crovvell reservoir. The pipe has
lieen moved from underneath the ear track
and lowered -evernl feet. It lias been taken
from underneath Ihe bridges crossing Whet
stone brook and Ihe brook near the .Melrose
House and laid beneath the streams.
ItIK I tIM.
In Siniili Windham, Oct. a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs Ctiiilles W Adams.
In Cnllb'id, i ici Jii, it daiinlilcr to Mr. and
Mis. Ilaioid Newell, and giaudoaiigtiter to Mr.
and .Mrs. It .1 Tilbbs.
In Hon e. .Mass., Oct. 'J'i, a daughter to
(ieorifc and Nena (Newton) Churchill .
Seeing is Believing
n Kit i . i.n.
flu iiiuirritnn Outer.
51 r Nugent tin1 itrtir-t, rt-Innif to New York
1n it few (hivs. where he will wpetiil the winter.-
Mr iind Mi iinn.m hitve l;ikrn :i eot-tii-re
:i( Vel J UiinnnTMmi for the winter.
Kll Miller f m.ikiiitr r p;iii on his hou-t i
Frank v illani ot' llratilflmru tloing the '
l:tl itiir. Warren Miller i workniL' lor Wal-j
tor Walker.- Kay Miller i- at Uralllehoro for
a lew week. F,rni'ft Miller li heen vifiitn !
hi, fi-ter. .Via Miller, at Nnrlhatni'tnii. al-o
hi lirotlK-r at .Mt llermcn ami -iter, Yuv-
cine, at Nnri liiielii .N ininary.
!u llialtlehoio, Oct. :;tl, hy WllilainS. Newton.
Km , Herbert C. ltnlil"M ami lit:rtruiu li.
hirt'e.Hr, Imili of lleriiUid'lon, ,Mhfb
I1 liratttelioro, Uet. lin, hy lie.v. Hurry It.
MUc. Walter K. Snow oi llrutllcboro tint! Mlfs
.Ma he I (i. lirown of Murlimro.
In r.ratikhore, (hi. :M, y Ituv. Harry It.
Miles, Anhur i). Itarraii'l MU Dorothy K. Cray
both of Maiii-lnvler, N. II.
In .Sirinlliflil, Macs., (let. i!.', hy Itev. .Inlm
Breaker of Noitliainptnn, Mai-n., Arthur I'e.rrln
siiiMMuli of Uittttlebom and MIbh Mau l Anna
Vivian of SprliiKlltiKt.
In WeHinutreiii'l, N. II., Oet. h', by Itev.
Harry Know Hinullanl, ChnrleH K- Minanl of
Itosinii ami MIhh Lucy O. Taylor of Wcbtmure
land. In Yonkers, V. V., Ort. M, hy Itev. Dr. G. F.
I'cnteetift, Arthur .1. I'IiMUiih ofiNorthltuld and
Krt'tlerlka renteeoj-t of Yonkei'H
In tliarlemont, Maff., Oct. i, hy Itev. G. fl.
1'ratt, Merton iHU Wheeler and Clara June Ilx,
both ot Wliittnfjham.
In ( aveinli-li, Oct. 10, hy !tcv..t. H. Heard on
of Ludlow, Lieut. W.N. 'liatehehler of Itrattiu
horo and M Imh .Maud Tluuun ot Cavendinh.
In Snmh Ni-wfanti, Ocl. Xi. hy liev. K. .s. lt; k
ford, Jolin M. -Miration nt South Ncwfane and
Miwm Tena L. Alien of Wardcboro.
In Greenlield, Muck, Oct. -J;f bv Itev. .la met
('. .sharp ot Nprlnt'lleld Henry AIoho Field of
sprlnjiiteld and Miha MaiK"rel Kdliti Owen of
GreenUeld.
In Athol, Mar-s., o.-t. 'J'i, hy Kev It. G.
lice, lUlpli i)M Hr Itrouks and MUn Grace Avery
iooie, b.dh of Athol.
In JicrHiltik'nin, ct. .', at the home of the bride,
Kdtnuiid M. Itrttciiclde of I'erti and Mla Ciiris j
Una tl. Wiikii'hun ot HeiinliiK'tt'ii.
In S.Mltb Kovalton, Ocl. -.'i, bv Kev W. K.
Mann. Wlilain St Laurence ol lEandoliib and
Uertha Si-rltmer f liethei.
That 'Mt rotitttiiff llnHi lie.
Would ijuii-klv leave vou, if vou uf tl
Ir Ki-'K'j Ni'.v je TilN. Thnuf-arbls
of jii llcni s ha vt prnveii thrir tiiHridilrss
nierir lor sit-U ami N-rvuus I lra;i;trh'"i.
rti- nmkc pure i loo i ami LuiM tip your
health. Onh 2i w.- .Money hack
ii )t etired. SoM ty Jloldt-n A t'o, dru
trifts.
I In F.rattlehttn
Katn. V:
lit Htiittlcl'vin
Oct. '-'T, Mary Kilabeth
fNt.;!l, Fdwln Hyde Cita-e,
eilKSIIIKh cni TV. . If.
In Itr.ittleti.ir... t. t.
III lleliovvs Kails. II t
nt S i.. W.lli.ni.s. "i7.
In I'l.tmp-loi.. Ma .
in ll r-l llalil
jf el,i..'l.-e. -III
. ! 111 Kcloiviili'.
I til Tiiiiiiia-. N 'o-iiii. I I.
I In Soii.li t.oiidon lerrv
lt.ll -k, lerinci'l ,' ! .lam
j In Newlalie, i)( t. Ji', lie
In .la. l,-..livliie, o, . 17
Howard A-.'i t'lal!, i
hnilly Kraiiee-. wile
t. ' i, Marv K i Miv i
ii. n M. Mrs. all.v M ISn
H 1 iin.ntli, in days,
i let. Mrs. .Marv Na-on, vvl
in. I I.
, -J.i, Mr-, .till
e. ca Ti linev.
Mrs. .M.irv
,,-. ;'r? Tailor',
Clothe
I
If
you knew how really
good these
H. S.&
SUITSOVERCOATS
are, the correctness of
stylefthe thoroughness of
tailoring, you'd look our
stocki:over before visiting
a tailor.
Seeing" is! believing : look
atem.r Showing them is
almost as pleasant as sell
ingT'em, generally means
the7same thing. : : l
Do not think that all this
talk about quality, style
and fit implies high prices;
not at all, our $10 Suits
and Overcoats are just as
good in their class as the
higher priced ones.
HI.MUIK.
j In Chc-icr. 1 'ct. .'
nam c of M'tialhain
-nniiL'iii
I.eolL-c
hi. .Ma..-.
Itritton
(X.eet-
Mr and Mr.- Win Allen of
stopped ov er Nllldav v ilh
en route to J c J . I.e. I liev
ini; to drive the entire di-tam
A delcL-alion of llin-.iale teaelier- i 1 1 1 1 n 1 i n ir
Mi-e- Minnie t'evvir. Minerva Unrrmu'li-.
Lillian llanciieli. I;e-t and Teari lli:in- and
li'iiiert .Mi l aiiL'liern, Jr. attend the in-litnte
at Keene today.
.Myron lluld'.ird vva- entertained hy Mr and
Mr- hdi'ar l'.nrroUL;!i- !a-t week. Mr and
M r- .lame- I loiiov an ot 'uncord are v i-it in
Mr and .Mr .loliu Corli--.- .lame, u'llririi
ha. been on a t rip tolanlluvv and Cellow -I- all-.
- Mr- .1 n l iittle ..I priin;li. Id i- earing lor
her -i-ter. Mr- i: M Hunter, who i- ,i,-K
with nerv mi-t rouble.-Mr. I.alavctie Shel
don ot Mrattoii. 't. i- i-itiiir at A 1
pi':iL;ile'..
Millinery Sale !
nine while it hist-. j
"nr Ku'ro i.t of TRIMMED AND j
OPENING HATS t-i.e -o.d at t -m. i
We por-imcly MFsT inake moin f Lr our i
New Mid-Season Stock:
Take a look, and see for yourself.
Clothier.
Hatter.
Hart-
SchafThcr
Tailor'
CloOiei
IOUIT. MWMI 4 IUMA
Outfitter.
i .-
all vv iil
in 1
M i-. .Mae Farmer pre-id
Mi-. .Maud Mali, who ha- hei
liiother. W Hall. r. turned t
llill-ilalc. X II. Mondav .-Mi-.
penlcr vv cut to Ludlow todav t
ever -iiud
ton till, week.
held v i.ited at A
Mr
I. ilia l.
I laia lice
X Mvain'
i'oliiiali.t.--
v i.itniL' her
her home in
!:(.: lar
vi.it trii-ml.
1 1 ad lev i
rerry ol :
l.i.t week.
in I!o..
priiiK-
l.v man Kli
a toot I mm a
of hi- roii-in. F A
eniiipaiiiril hy her d
er. vv i lit to it.p.loli
di -ith of her daiijii
I' l ll-llil!' i. rej
.1 ..re. - Henry Wo,
, lance lor N-iv
Wood- ha- In
( In -tel-licld. X
llr.lri llrli".
S.hool. at the ( cut re will ilo.e about the!
Ill i Idle of Xoveutlier, when a Cleat cxhibi-
tion will he L-iven. ;
Iviith llntli-r will to llr.ittkl.oro Mmn j
to learn ilre.-niaKtiiL'. - I al w in Mitt u-r li:i .
been in Ainhi t'.t on a htinliiiL: toiii-. I
A larire force of boy- and u'irl- ic'i-d from
lb to To are iHI-kiiieorii at tile .lack. oil farm.
j vv here -J-J acre, of corn vva. izrow n tin. a-
II linele
I tc. the
work U-inu -till in prouri ... l.aiL-e herd, ol
eaitie ami hoc- vvi.l be lnit there diiriii-,' the
reater
at a ton-r! lice. An eally
ci nie me i cel BARGAIN.
K ver , I l.li c von need for l-'ancy W ork,
!e..,ni. ,,'H-eli In hliiOrolilery.
Hair tiOixIs, ( omits and
Ornaments fur die Hair
MRS. C. H. SMITH.
Milliner and Hair llre.-er. -S Main Mreet
NOTICE.
We, the undT-Unrl tiiilkini
Hruule
lid nt. t'
t.tke
town i
if Mil.!
( Hinltrlit(f port.
iH, who lirif tillerel lh4 lo.s of i':tt ittiro .'inenl-. li:
i;ulm:ol aecitlom, N t )H -u, ( i in t lie (.iiiidin--. n-w liarn- lui!r
Mlllt h. - M I'v .riiMill
m-liter. Mr r'i;ir,i I',
!;i-l week. eriUr.j l.v the 1 winter, ami aioitlM r ea-ltI a tiiJ
OMi'r-e! e-i t"
M-lil.ed l.v Ihe
V l!l l."t I'll I TV,
and jitter Kitd
tat i!
1
r. Mr Kimita !enrt..-
jiriiiL' tlie in-i'ie hi
d- ainioiiiiee-i hi- next
he a iii:t-jUt ) :iir.- K A
ikn.L.' a h;j-iin.- trip to
II. thi week.
Mi
"pan M
attfi Imp
ii,' w a taken to tin
.Mon.hiV.
rht-ter
ineeliim'
toll r
Smxioiih Itiver
ltn-!
Kelp ;il nt Hi
Ti n of li,e ( iH ifn v unu ,:
with I- V Kinnl In utleml llu' di.-triet in
Mmi.iay eeniui'.
( ieo M i v i- arranuitii: In luilti
hiui-t s mi ihe iathi near ln li.ti-i'. lit: i- re
eei in l-riek ami InmU r h the t k-ctrie rail
roa.l. IJert VtHM'.varl ani family hae L'"iie to
!tHn Th Mve. - Mv Itie.s Aixliews went to
1 lie hospital Mtitnlay I.ntii- lliMetthiir' wa
in town atiil'ilay lu pu oil the help in the
mill. John Hnian has l.ren in t djineetieiit
all the w i- k l'ikilr' after tlie new mill the
enini any iia- jiiii'ehae i. mv Jiuian i i-up
t-nnteiHii n,
( 1 runM.tririalMn ill he niiele.
I Mi Siniili :ti.l .Mi-- .Merrill ma.- a .le.-j-l- !
; e. -hii." with tiie t-hi!iitinti r. -ien Uv
their pupil at lh.- fe-lival. ( let Ul. "ftiier
1 'n;re-.uiiiial hi'lie-' mh-u I v. .M i- .li '
ie Nitwii j uae a line reeitalitn aii'l .Ml-'
Mriith a rea'linir. w tii h v er' tnueh enj- e.
Margaret atnl Wause H'-linati :ni.' an-1 l.t- :
war-l Hh'ivn u';ie an eeeili tit nvi:al;Mt A '
i li:tr e-i uppt r v ;t- -crve.l w it ii fi e
ei'cain ami eake, (ne ".o tn '.0 hein prc-ent.
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;a ti'ia I -1 Tin a-ni e
Vl'l'll.l.tlt illl'l itKlt.
an t. ttier lirt-aMifi
I I'i t:i:v,
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STATE MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Co,
('(iii-i'i vtitivc iitp.l Ivt'liitliK'.
3 1-2 o
P. F. CROWN, Agent.
J. A. PULLEN.
Hot JiijKin Ti't
Ho
A j .. itil mi Teas
in,-Hi. 11,- Sl.Oti
-t Hi-lu t Fiie.1 ,T;ii
'Fur Sfttuiiliv
mil v.
i fvw (lavs.
Hot Black Tea. -I"
lea, 4 it- lur li.
ell Molitcvidd Choeolat
an
.1 :
.l.illN-
, Vt, Nov 1-t, 11.
IU II Wl. .I.HNKI
WILCOX'S
i
New York Bargain Store.!
Unc Oiev Jl(Ht, is vcar ('id, .-ouml and kind, can mat
iiitc hour easy, price $."ii.00
Bread Flour, $4.25, St. Louis. $3.7,'. 10 Ihs (ir.
for
1 M
For Cash.
J. A. PULLEN.
HnlOtiim lintdi-il nt fllmlitle.
.th.Mii- if W ,1 ( tin an atnl Thmna-
M. A. fiOBINE'S DRESS-CUTTING;
SCHOOL,
i:ii; ltKi'i n:
-ri ii (,mii) p. i;i
: n.wi:
AlN's IN
wi: iiah
I.AM I'
-icw iiu at tile pi
B I J A T T L K Ii 0 R o , Vt., Oct. 31, 1001.
aii ! Todav wo place on sale
The
llalt-ill vv.'iv rah
.Marliiiirn ami i Hli
Wa.. Iiinn.l at Imtli
lanirt ( 'nri'an vva--iili.t'iiiit'itt
(iil'.-n.
..t ..ii.-.
nr I..- ! I'l ii'l'. 1 1". .1 1 1 l. ri llt- ll. t" ti ll
il.nlar.
,. l.v sh.ritt ,M,m,i
t r llintl- la.t wi t k. r.ia-r I
il:ia- ami in tin' .1 i.
lilli 'l S.'iM allil rii.l.- for ;i I
ilciL'h vva- ill atnl
m .1 ;
All win.
,1- ail 'U
"t'(i
1 u r Niln y
rr .li .iri.i:- nt I.
t' i .iil aii'l inv i i
v i i v a lu.'t niiun
Nov Sill.
'iiiMiii: T'
t-v i:iitiir ai I-
In. Hi mill.
Hnrlontvlilv.
Win .1 I.nvi'U i. making rejiaii- on hi.
hoti-p. V. 11 lii't.'ainii iliiiiii: tin- vvurk.
Mi.- Kraman l-'airliank. inu'i-tniiiiil her
frii li.l- mill m'1 Imati- at Siiritliali.t.' hall
l:i..t vvi i k 'I'linr-'lav t-vrniinr, it Ileitis Ihr oi'-ra-i"n
nf lu r tenth hirllnlay. All renii't ii
i;iinil time.
l'.ert Kllis from liarre vi-itial here la-t
week. Mr iitnl Mr.- K K DcCuinp vi.iteil Mr
I'l'Canip'.- tun ic, ivvhii i- very Imv). at North
SprhiL'tlelil Sunilay. Jlelv in KiIvviii'iIm, who
h:i.- lieen very -iek. i- able to riile out.
The bor-e which ilravvs the linker's winjon
from liellows Kails. Iieeatne friiihteneil lit the
cars la-t week, near Mr ileCitnip's, hiiiI ran,
ttirnvviiii; out the driver, vvho v :is not lntn-ti
injured. H)tlioiii.'h one wheel pas-ed over his
leir. The horse was nfterwiirds found nt
I':i;t IVi-ton's, on the !-a.tiiti' lllver roml
unhurt, and the wagon vva- uninjured.
unaiile to he present, lint w ill Im- anal
later. 'I'he oilii-er- tutind a li en-e tor si-llin
li.ll"l'-at KaleLh's and that will he ii-e.l a'
ev i leli. e.
(t)thi i' Che. hire County New., on nth pai-e.
j S. W. EDCETT & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Invite Vim t I nil or U'l lie
i lieautv and worth mm h more
we a-k (..I- it. -II'ST UK
r nii c line of ( II ATKI.A1NK
I'...-ton iia.'. at the !"vve-t po-
I
i sil.ie pri.e. 1!H. VAl.t'KS. I.a.lie.' i:ent.'
j find eliiidri ir. underwear. u'l"ve. and uiit
I ten. all at lial'.-ain pri. e. at
! -'.'. 'K 'amp i.
i
: than the pn. i
: i:i v I'D a v.
i ii a i
"All
nf fun".
hnjijiv Jot.-
the
ivgul:
Pl'ISKV.
Pains in the Back
Are ,pyniptonis of r. v.i-nk, forpkl or
etagnaiit cnii-iiti'm '.!. kMi-js or
liver, ami aiv n v iiviir.'-' it fxtrfinely
haziirdntis to :,i.:!.i;, fi important
is a Inti.'.y .-i of t'.. (.r.-an-.
Tiny ft.' c. ' "ii ',' :.:'"ti ! y l--s-of
emt;:y, ' of c..'rv. '. an.l f--it.--times
iiy ji'.oot::;.- Vu'.ii and dv-
Fpmul.iry.
"I had .."a:
nd when I
Worse than t
ins Hood's
ph-ep .and t'-t li
Drnlll ot timirt-terl Clllxcn.
The funeral of Dennison Davis, who died
.Sunday afternoon, was held Tuesday at 2
o'clock nt his home, Itev Mr Burnett olliolat
iii. The hurhtl was in ill Plea-ant ceirtetery.
He had lieen foehle for a loni; time snd took
a severe cold Thursday which caused his
de.nh. .Mr Kavis was horn in Putney Mav
:i. I-I'.l. and was the son of Alanson and
Kxperience (On Is) Davis. .Most of his life
has lieen spent on the home farm, and he has
uiveu much tune to the horse ami cattle
liu-iness. He has held all the important
otlices in this town e.xcept town clerk And
ttrcasurer and irepreseiitcd the town in
the K'iK'i'al asseiuhly of lS.sn. He
was married in iIO to Catharine
M Scott who died in lsTsi, in
lssij he was :nrain married to Ahltie J Kvans,
hut neither she nor any of his three children
survive him.
All hooch na-t the aire of active usefulness.
Mr Davi- -till retained a deep interest in the
allairs of the town ami hi- advice was sought
on ail matter, of importance. He will lie
much uiis.tMi in the coinuiuuitv.
ii". I'.T
"d 1
i"rP
:t. i i '.i. r: i .2 f-lt
' ; I ' r .re. I !.. -i t.ik--.
ri.i.i :i:i'i n- .v I. imi
r.-i r. -o'-d i ni l.' to
do toy work. 1 an:V - t.' my cure ii'ireiy
to Hood's Sar-ai.aril! 1." Ml;s. J. N. i'l.i'.KV,
care II. S. I't.i'thind. l'd;o Itoad. Ala.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Core kidney and Hver trouble?, relieve
the back, and build up the whole eyetem.
FRANKLIN' ( 01XTY, .MASS.
B rnnrilMlmi.
Th f.rconliel 1 Kecor ler say- that Albert P
Hare, admini-tralor ol the e-tatc of hi. father
.Mi.. Tt I. Hale hi., recently di. covered ill
some ..id i.ai.i r- Die ill of his father, dated
A pril 0. l-i'.. I hi- makes one ehaniv in the
di.po.a! ot the property of Mr- Hare, w ho
remit iy ili. 1 from injuries su-tninrd in a
railroad ms ideiit. Sevi nil I11111. Ire. I dollars
.-in- taken irom the Itapti.t Mi-.ionary union,
the 11 si.hmry lfa.atcc of Mrs Han-, mid iriven
loihe ihrcei i.ii.ircn.a -on and two.lainrhters.
lOther I!ci nan.ton news n Cth pa.l
CliMiiilicrlntu'B Conch Hsmeity In Chicago
Ili-gen Iiros, tlie popular South Side
drucci.-ts. coroer COth street and Went
worth avenue, say: "We sell it ereat
deal of OimiJierlitfs Cough Remedy,
and find that it give? the most atisfae
tory results, especially among children
for severe cold? and croup." For sale by
Brooks Ilou-e rharmacy.
well all
That is
report from the monkey cr.c
of Barnum's Circus ever since
the keepers began dosing tlu
monkeys with Scott's Emu!
sion. Consumption was carry
ing off two thirds of then
every year and the circus had
to buy new ones.
One clay a keeper accident
ally broke a bottle of Scott'.
Emulsion near the monkc
cage and the monkeys eager!'
lapped it up from the floe r
This suggested the idea that i;
might do them good. Since
:hen the monkeys have received
-cgular doses and the keeper.-
cport very few deaths from
:ensumption. Of course it's
heaptrtobuv Scott-' Emul-
:on than new monkeys and
.hat suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkevs
-d in man is the same di.sea.-c.
if you have it or are threaten
ed with it can you
take the hint?
lhi pit ttire rprft.ri:
tin- Trruie Mark f ScottV
iCmuNinn and f on tl:u
vmiiiLrof evuy boltk.
Snd for free sample
SCOTT & COWN'E.
tVJ W Jv,lri St - York.
Ii' oil W;illt In
I I f ) oil w ;ilit to
K vou want t
II on v:inr
t'ii' :i h"inc in :my i!
m II .11 r prnperty.
";ih en Kt;ttY.
II vi h:tvc mom v to !nc! junl arc not
iiit-(l ith t'ur rritt' of init'iot.
If vrni v:in t to t xi liaiiL.'.1 Vdiir propi-rtv.
Vt; lntvi' properly in all Mv,i'Hi of the
count v.
tare ami inanaciiH lit of ftatc a p(riallv.
1 Main Street, BraHloboro. VI.
WILCOX'S
-jNew York Bargain Store.
Cash Paid For
HIDES, PELTS & SKINS.
BARBELS AKD HALF-BARRELS
Kor Sale at
RICHARDSON'S MARKET
BULBS I PLANTS
For Winter and Spring.
Now Is thi' time to plant Unllis for nt-xt
f-Irintr. Mirli n- llturiiitlii.. Tulips iJatlmlil.-,
CroniN.tif. Al-ollull uml Dalit fur the
Iioii-p fur wirUT.
Choice Cut Flowers
and Floral Work
for all occasion at moderate pric.
D. McGILLIVRAY,
IliullVliuro. Xi.
(irri'iilitM,
FI.OU1ST.
lIATTI.KHOKOt VT.
Jl lit
r. 1
Hardware! Hardware!
Hi ti'- tin- il:n-f tn lnv jt'. '
the l.i-l on tin niM'kit lir ----- .7."i
.lark Kru-t A.c.
Ihlvi-. .in. .-.'' ami
I ami 111-. to si I."
Ila-ki-l-. .-j:, an.l
sl. p I a.lilf l'-. ami tii.
1 1. 11 TuWi-. - l.o"
loll.- Kil l-. - - - ;:.mi
ASl T L-i l-. - - i.'!T mi. I nil.
1..p i ii - 1-. 1
lunlilii.c l'ait-r. i l-'J !! or !' t Mil.
Nail-. ' - . . r.,-. ; 1-2 ami 4.-.
1'rac!-. Tai l-. Sc rew-. IS0I1-. I.o. k-. Iioor
Hi Ii-. hoor (.rinLr- anil I ln-rk-. Itla . I'ut
1v. V'ooil. Ilalt'l anil Cro-s-'ilt Saw-. Meal
f. riii.ii r. Kenl I'.iil--. ml ni:.ny otlier tliinu'
that ton are in tiee.l 01. l'riee- are low ami
now 1- the time to l.uv.
jT8" Iirop me n po-tal anil T will cmue anil
nn a-nre fur your Hnnn iinlowi anl lKors.
It's well to have tiieni reailv a little before
hand. Kurniture rcpairiHi'. mw tillnc. t'laz-n
mg ami all kinus woottwork done to order.
DON A. WILDER.
40 Elliot St.
PKIYATE (IliOWTlI
Java Coffee.
It' you arc not using this brand
of eotlee we would like vou to
buy a iound with your next or
der.
We have sold this, rrrade for the
lmst eiirnt years ami it lias piven
universal satisfaction.
NEW INVOICE OF
GOLDEN SYRUP
1 gal. .r)0e. and jug free
Saturday we will have
liOSTON HKAD l.KTTUC'K,
I'KI.KRY uml SP1XAC1I.
XKW ,1AM AIL A (I RANGES,
M ALAtiA (JKATHS.
i'AI'K i'UANItKKKIKS, 10e. qt.,
FANCY FKJS. I.e.
50 New Capes,
mostly trimmed with fur, which greatly
improves tlie looks.
$3.75 to $16.00
Lest line m town to select from all sizes an
A. F.
ROBERTS
SI Main Sirnt.
& CO.
SKIRTS,
Both in the walking and Press
$2.98 to $10.00 all colors.
50 Skirls Made Up Last Spring,
REDUCED TO
$1.25 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.50
Some were $7.50 to $8.50 in this lot, but we want the
room and have made prices so you cannot atk-rd to
pass us by.
All our line of
Private Hospital
Fur the ean-uml treatment of Medical
sml uriiii-al i-ao.
Trsineil Nurse? mid congenial Home
surrounding.
C.-i'es of Alcoholism and Drug flabit?
may commit themselves.
Special attention given to Diseases of
Vonien and Children.
Kor Information and Kate?, address,
E. R. LYNCH. M. D..
3 Elliot Street,
URATTLEBOKO. . VERMONT 1
Petticoats
at unheard of prices, as we arc -uiely
going out of this branch of our biiMr'-
50 ODD JACKETS for Fall and Wte
at your own prices.
MIITD YOU MEJLXT BVSI2T;.: 23-
'Trunks and BagS at Wholesale and i; n.
All Sizes and Prices.
TVO HUNDRED ODD
Flannel, Silk and Satin Waists
at lower prices than this class of goods was
ever sold at in town.
E. A. STAHISEV & CO.
HOOKER BLOCK.