The Waterbury Record from Waterbury, Vermont • 8

TUESDAY, MARCH J6, Veteran of Two War. F. F. STRONG i Mai. Luman M.

Grout who spent a part of last year with his son, Dr. D. But God can make it bright, And unto the soul that trusts Him He giveth song in the night. There is never a path so hidden But God will show the way, If we seek the Spirit's guidance And patiently watch and pray." GOING TO JAIL D. Grout, a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, celebrated his 86th birthday at the home of Mrs.

W. Collier, his daughter, in Stoneham, last One Doctor Only One No sense in running from one doctor to another! Select the best one, then stand by him. No sense either in trying this thing, that thing, for your cough. Carefully, deliberately select the best cough medicine, then take it. Stick to-it.

Ask your doctor about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for throat and lung troubles. Sold for nearly seventy years. No alcohol in this cough medicine. C. A Co.

Lowell, Mass. Epworth League on bunday evening last was led bv Harold Powers, and Man Who Assaulted Goin Evans is Sane and Will Stand Trial the young people's choir furnished cellent music. Among the good thoughts Three men sat under an elm tree One fearfully hot summer's dav Just out of the heart of the citv-In a cool and shady way. One was at the head of a college And was known both far and near-And one was the city's mayor And the third-of him you shall hear. As they sat in the shade that morning They talked of the country's They la ked of their neighbors business And talked of the difference in creeds" 'Till at last, in the midst of their talkins They spoke of the terrible heat- Of the people who died in the eities-And agreed that "this never was beat." "I'd ben a heap better he who was somewhat "near" "If some uv this heat hed comemy wav Along the first of the year." Then spoke the city's Mayor -With a plainly satisfied air- U8 are quite suited With a Furnace and Heated Air." Why try this thing, that thing, for your constipation? Why not stick to the good old reliable family laxative Ayer's Pills? Ask your doctor if he approves this advice.

Strong Ha Been Under Observation at expressed was this "The insistence on a plan of life in which man's first duty is to be right with God, in order to follow Him as 'Our Pattern'. The church must go back to the humble common people of this land if she is again to lead the nation to the high heavens and the bright stars and what is beyond. She must humble herself in State Hospital for Some Time Case May Be Heard at Present Term of Court. You Can Produce Larger Better Crops week Tuesday. Maj.

Grout was born in Elmore, Vt, March 8, 1823. His great-grandfather, Col. Samuel Elmore, was a revolutionary soldier who received from the government a grant of land in Vermont upon which he bestowed the name of Elmore. In 1847 Maj. Grout enlisted in Co.

the Vermont company in the 9th New England regiment recruited for the Mexican war. In 1857 and 1858 he represented Elmore in the Vermont legislature. He raised a company during the civil war which was a part of the 8th Vt. regiment. In 18G2 he was promoted to be major and in June 1863 was honorably discharged for disability.

The congress that has just closed passed a private pension bill increasing Maj. Grout's pension from $24 to $30 Dr. D. D. Grout has submitted his order that she may be greatly exalted.

report on the condition of F. Strong, the man who committed the assault on Goin B. Evans of Waterbury last Oct Cow Testing Association. A limited number of the owners of ober, and who has been under observa tion at the hospital since that time, farms in Waterbury who are running a dairy have been invited to join the tbjbmft The report states that there are no in Waitsfield Cow Testing association. The College President waited-'Till each had told of his way-Then said, "My house was, all winter As warm as the balmiest May." Steam Heat was last Summer established By Redmond -(you all get the name)-And we enjoyed it all through the winter Why don you at once do the same' dications of insanity in the behavior of The membership comprises 26 men.

Strong, although when he was first The plan is briefly as follows: taken to Waterbury, it was thought per month. Maj. Grout has six children, Dr. D. D.

Grout, superintendent of the state asylum at Waterbury; Mrs. H. W. Collier of Stoneham, Mrs. M.

A. Bingham of Burlington, Frank E. Grout and Mrs. E. A.

Nutt An employee, a graduate of a dairy that he was suffering from dementia school, spends one day each month for It was afterward discovered that he was shamming insanity for the pur 12 months with each member of the as BY USING "WHITE MOUNTAIN BRAND" OF GRASS SEEDS Cor. Main and Stowe Streets. 'Phone 33-12. sociation. He samples, weighs, tests pose of getting off with a light sen of Montpelier and George G.

Grout of each cows milk, making a record of the tence for his crime. Winchester, 111. He has 13 grandchil dren and four great-grandchildren. They are Selected for Their Hign Testlnr Qualities. Ask your Dealer tot them.

THE HOLBROOK GROCERY Kcenc, N. H. same. The feed for each cow is weigh lhe oitence for which btrong was lodged in the insane asylum, was pecul- ed, and advice is given as to the amount to feed, and best kinds to produce the "HAVE ONE" iarly brutal: he was canvassing the Telling Electric Currents. most milk.

A profit and loss account town of Waterbury as a book agent, It Is often desirable or interesting to is kept with each animal. The cost is and entered the home or Mr. tvans in find out whether the current in an one dollar per year for each cow. The the evening, asking him to change electric licht circuit la continuous or experience of these associations in dif $20 bill, which Mr. Evans agreed to do, alternating.

The Appearance of an In ferent parts of Vermont is producing candescent laruD to the naked eye is Electrical Supplies producing quite a roll of bills. Strong excellent results. The farmers in many saw his chance and beat Mr. Evans, precisely the same in both cases. It may be desired, for instace, to use a small motor, and foe use with instances are finding out that they are feeding cows that are not producing the who is a man 65 years of age, over the head with a stone in a stocking, inflicting serious injuries, although he was able to cling to his assailant until help cost of the hay, say nothing about the gram.

One cow buyer in Lamoille county came from outside. where an association has been in operation for three months, has been boast btrong was placed in the insane asylum to be watched for any signs of insanity, as he is a confirmed drug ing over the fact, that he has been buy the two kinds of currents are of entirely different construction. If a snul magnet be held near a lighted. Incandescent lamp the filament, If a continuous current Is passing through it will simply bend slightly as the magnet nears It If, on the contrary, the turrent Is alternating the filament will begin to vibrate, which will It look as If It were continually changing In thickness. The magnet used may lie a small one, easily carried about In lUe pocket Chicago Record Herald.

ing the cream of certain dairies, how fiend, but it has been discovered that ever the facta are that he has secured he haa no symptoms of dementia and the skim milk part of the dairy. for that reason he will be transferred Lamps, Fixtures, Etc. Orders Promptly Filled. Largest Stock in the State. The members of the association meet to the Washington county jail, and in "It's my treat and I can't treat you better than to offer you one of these Chocolate Eclaires." for a conference several times during deed an order has been issued by udge the year, and much benefit is derived Stanton to that effect.

It is probable that he will be tried for assault with from these meetings. The opportunity to join the association with some of the Mad river valley's best farmers is much intent to rob, at this term of county Doing Their Duty. The Teacher Children, we make he-ws of ourselves by doing our duty. Perry's duty was to whip the British. court.

They're really splendid and the Miss who just bought them of us is as charming as our eclaires are appetizing. Leave an order for some. It will help finish out that tea you're to have in a day or so. There isn't anv better Strong is a man about 45 years of appreciated by the local agricultural men. It is expected that the association will be in working condition in about six weeks.

mid he did It. The light brigade's duty was to attack the Russians without age and has lived in this section of the country several years, being committed question, and they did It All great to the Waterbury Hospital once before heroes won their victories by doing for treatment as a "dope fiend," but Natursl Reiult young Swift has cone eclaires than those baked at our bakery. SMITH'S BAKERY their duty. Children, we have our duties. What should we do for the weak, the suffering, the oppressed? was discharged after having spent some time at the institution.

It is un broke, eh? What was the trouble? GREEN MOUNTAIN ELECTRIC CO. 50 MAIN MONTPEUER. Telephone 250-2. Jones-He was on pleasure bent and overdid (he Louis rost-Dls- derstood that he haa a family in the county, but has not lived with them for Chorus of Pupils II In an' lick em: Clerelnnd Lender. Dfltch.

MAIN STREET some years. His appetite for drug's is so far advanced that when attacked by the craving for them, he is almost a fanatic and will resort to almost any measure to obtain them. While at the Washington county jail, immediately For SALE-Place in Middlesex village good house 10 rooms, barn with base after the offence committed by him at AT EW In Waterbury, it was hard to get along with him unless he was given his usual amount of drugs Walerbury Business News Fok Sale One pair work harnesses. J. A.

Foster, Waterbury, Vt. Stenographer Wanted Apply to Cooley Mfg. Waterbury, Vt. Furnished Rooms to rent. Steam fceat and electric lights.

M. H. Moody. Ask your butcher for Standish's home made frankforts and bologna. 21-3 ment, good water and fruit of all kinds, buildings well painted for less than $1,000.

Inter State Realty Waterbury, Vt. Coal Business-I have purchased of C. C. Warren his coal business which includes his shed and leased land. Watch for a drop in the price of coal April 1st when my stock commences to arrive.

Frank E. Town at Bovce CHURCH NOTES Congregational Church. The mid-week service will be held as usual. The Sunday morning service will be We Are Showing New Patterns in Wall Papers conducted by Prof. C.

V. Woodbury of Norwich University. The offering Sunday morning will be Perkins' Furniture Store. Phonograph and record exchange. I commenced on Monday the 15th of March this new departure in'my business.

I take your old records and give you one in exchange for 10 cents, thus saving you 25 cents. B. A. Lavelle, Cream and Milk delivered in quantity for church suppers, banquets etc. for the music fund.

Wanted At Vt. Employment Agency all kinds of help. ust try us, Waterbury, Vt. Eggs For hatching pure bred barred Plymouth rocks, A. H.

Graves, Waterbury, Vt. Wood for Sale both dry and green. F. E. Town at Boyce Perkins Furniture store.

To Rent Lower tenement on Wi-nooski Street. Inquire of Walter Haseltine. At the young people's meeting Sun day evening Prof. Woodbury will give an address. Rev.

L. O. Sherburn of Burlington, Standard weight cream, separated by a new United States separator. The Now in stock in various grades from 3c to 25c per single roll. We have the newest things in staple goods and also many novelties.

See. this line before sending away and paying more money for the same goods. cows are mostly Jerseys, thus the milk Shingles, sheathing, lath and floor the Vermont representative of the Bible Society preached at the Congregational Church last Sunday morning. Rev. F.

B. Kellogg, the pastor preached in Springfield, last Sunday. is rich. Telephone Geo. W.

Woodard, ing sold by Demeritt Palmer Packing 24 ring 2. Waterbury, Vt. Notice Farmers in need of batteries Wanted: The name of every owner of an Edison Phonograph, also the name of every one who thinks of buy Methodist Church Notes. On last Sunday the demands of our schools in the South were presented and received a generous financial re ing a machine who lives in this vicinity, Write your name on a card and send to me at once. It will be to your advent 1 8 9 sponse which is the usual custom with Wesley church.

The singing of the hymns by choir and congregation were fine, and emphasize the fact that we have many good voices in our audiences age. E. T. Houston, Waterbury, Vt. Carpenter Work I am prepared to do all kinds of carpenter work.

Will take contracts or work by the day. My experience in the cities doing this class who can act as leaders, so if all would of work enables me to do all kinds of try and sing this might become an at jobs. My prices are right and guaran tractive and impressive part of our ser vice. Messrs. Houston and Lamb's instrumental selections were a fine en tee all work to give perfect satisfaction Frank Lagasie.

Waterbury, Vt. richment of the half hour of devotion. Card of Thanks. The acme of perfection in a couch of this kind is reached in the article represented by the above cuts. We have cheaper ones of this type, but nothing that compares with this for 8 convenience and ease of operation.

The young people under the direction of Mrs. F. C. Lamb have commenced 1 wish to express sincere thanks to all those that helped me during the the practice of the new Easter music. us put anigent worK into our re for gasoline engines call at the Electric store, Waterbury, Vt.

For Sale One standard Edison Phonograph nearly new and 40 records, all at one-price. E. A. Davis, Waterbury, Vt. 1 Brown's Livery has just added a new modern hearse to its equipment.

Special attention given to funeral rigs. H. D. Brown. For Sale An Estey organ in good condition for $18.

One A. B. Chase organ $16 One piano good as new $150. Address or call Bailey's Music Rooms, Burlington, Vt. Montpeher- Waterbury express Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

All orders left at F. C. Lamb's store will Teceive prompt attention. N. Berry telephone 335-11, Montpelier.

Mrs. Newell Demebitt has returned from Boston where she has been studying spring and summer styles, and las opened her dressmaking rooms over the library in the Davis block. For Sale Ten cow farm near Waterbury village, mowing high state of cultivation, buildings painted in good repair, a fine summer home. Inter-State Reality Waterbury, Vt. Organs for SALE-Fiftygood second fcand organs for sale, all makes.

Only three dollars down, and one dollar a month until paid, delivered at your freight office. All guaranteed in perfect condition. Geo. D. Jarvis Son, Burlington, Vt.

contest. Mrs. D. Rossi. hearsal so that we may have one of the best exercises published executed in the best manner possible, and for the accomplishment of this end we have 4" splendid talent.

New Go-Carts and Pullman Sleepers now in stock, in all the new styles. Prayer-meeting on Thursday even ing at 7:30. Subject "How to set the PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS Public Examinations of teachers for Washington County will be as follows: Marshfield March 12-13 Barre, March 19-20 Northfield March 22-23 Waitsfield March 24-25 Waterbury, March 26-27 Montpelier, March 29-30 All candidates for examination, per machinery to running with power." A member of our church who attended this mid-week service for the first time a few weeks ago, said she had no idea they had such helpful meetings, and if they were all like that they were very KINS 1 BOYCE PER enjoyable. Kind reader, probably you have been missing these helpful services sonally unnnown 10 the Uunty Examiner, shall furnish a testimonial of good moral character and satisfactory evidence of ability to govern. O.

D. MATHEWSON, County Examiner. Barre, Vermont, March 4, 1909. TIIJ BEST OF BVBRYTIIIXG and if so make a resolve you will come on Thursday evening. A cordial welcome awaits you.

0 "There is never a day so dreary.