Vermont Watchman and State Journal from Montpelier, Vermont • 5

VERMONT WATCHMAN STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, L902. WOODBURY. oyi from hast Barre visited at "Bulldt up th System." Hon. Joseph II. Rldgi way, Seowury aarre HOMER FITTS barre A sou was boru to Mr.

aud Mrs. James of the American Anti-Treat Soolety. Atkinson hint Wednesday Loe Osgood has commenced housekeep writes th following letter from th Grand Central Hotel, St. Paul, Mtnn.i CHEMICAL ANALYSIS Boveals That "Pe-ru-na is Calculated to Tone up the System, Restore the Fuuc- -tions and Procure Health." ing in the Hons tenement recently vacated "It Is with great pleasure that I en uy Ulley dorse l'eruna as Veru Ainsworth and family of Hard an honest medicine, competent wick visited his parents lust Sunday, Several from here attended Memurial to do all It services at North Calais and all spoke lalms. I havo used It several 8Q SAYS PROF.

L. J. MILLER, CHEMIST. highly of Mrs. Jones sermon, Alviu Ainsworth is remodelling his times and know house, making, it two story and arranged of nothing that tor another tenement ourei to completely, and at none anurmau was in town last weum SILK WAISTS.

If price attracts you and Silk Waists interest you, look at the bargains we oiler this week. 9 9 9 9 LOT I. Peau de Soio and Taffeta Silk Waists, tucked, corded and hemstitch effects, neatly made and finished. Colors, red, mode, light blue, reseda and black. Always sold for fG.OO, $6.98 and $7.00.

papering, palatini; etc, at tliarlus at (he same time builds up ths sou's. Ho will be in towu after Friday una will ilo the same work lor others. system. Mrs. Kdear J.

Banks returned from "I hav reo- Constantinople, Turkey last Thursday, Jotopb lUdgowar, ommondod It to alter an absence of two years of travel a number of my Mrs. Jianks uncut a nortiou ot the time in friends end always foel that I do them a Dresdeu. Germany, taking lectures on art service for I know how satisfactory tha and visiting many places of importanoe Her inanv inoiuU lieru rejoice Willi lier parents ou her safe return, Mr. Banks results invariably are. I only wish every family had a bottle it would sava much sickness and doctor bills." Joseph II.

Itldgeway. will remain for the present in Turkey, S500a Peau de Soie, Taffeta and Satin. Sim- Now, LOT II. where he is employed by the 'government in scientific research "Feci Better Than for Five Tear." Mr. James B.

Taylor, Roberts, Decoration Day is to be observed here Friday. Rev. J. B. Dixon of Ilardwick writes; will deliver the address.

Stowe Post, A. aud Woman's Relief Corps and the bona of eteraus of Calais and the ood bury Cornet Baud will assist in the pro' ilar styles and colors as above. Sold for 5.00 and $5.50. Now, S3. 98.

v. LOT III, Taffeta Silk Waists in good shades and sizes. Always sold for $4.00 and $4.50. Now, $2.98. cram.

Dinner will be served the town hull by the ladies of Woodbury. The schools in towu will march to the cemetery in the morning, accompanied by the Grand Army aud other orders. On Thurs Mr, Lituh's last week. A brother of Alfred Fordham was here last week to search for the missing boy. Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Sargent and son, Ray, and Floyd Ulako of East Barre were here last Sunday visiting relatives, Mrs, Kenyou is working fo. Mr.

Ellis' people who live at the creamery. GROTON. Mrs. Frank Heath visited her sou iu Waterbury last week. Alexander Dunnott of St.

Johnsbury was in town on business last week. Mrs. li. F. Clark returned home from her visit in Moutpelier last Saturday.

Union memorial services were held iu the Methodist church last Sunday. A concert was held iu the Methodist church last Friday evening. R. S. Hooper of Hardwick was iu towu several days recently.

The village schools will observe Pre-Memorial Day next Thursday afternoon. The little child of James Ramsey is sick, Mrs. George Olncy is very sick. FAIR LEE. Mr.

and Mrs. McNeill, who spent the winter with Mrs. Stratton, have gone to Mr. Pressey'a at Orford, Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Harvev of St. Johnsbury made Mrs. Kibbey a short visit a few days since.

The personal property of F. W. Abbott's estate was sold at auction May 18. Mr. Low has been spending a few days at Mr.

Renfrew's and calling on his friends lie'-e. II. Bass has sold his cottage at Lake Morey to Messrs. Greer-and Silsby of Newbury. William Porter was seriously wouuded Sunday by his horse biting him ou his face, A daughter was born to Mr.

aud Mrs. R. Sanborn May 18. Mrs. Abbie (Phelps) Smith died the morning of May 22 at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

G. L. Winship, Mrs, Smith had just passed her eighty-ninth birthday. She had been an unusually active, energetic woman, always cheerful, her mind clear to the last; aud for many years she was a consistent and devoted member of the Methodist church. The funeral service was Saturday afternoon.

Rev. Mr. Kilbourn officiating. The burial was at MORETOWN. Jesse Towle and family of Woodsville, N.

visited in town last week. Mrs. Sophia Sawyer has been poorly agaiu but is now comfortable. Two automobiles from Waterbury were iu town last week. Mrs.

J. D. Bidgood came home from Lebanon, N. last week account of illness. George Jeuney of Taooma, called on friends in towu Saturday.

Mrs. Ellen Smith of Stop-e is agaiu with Mrs. L. Wilcox, her niece. day the schools will true an appropriate program ond drills iu the school house and march to the cemetery to decorate the graves of fallen heroes.

Miss Sullivan and Miss Watson have made a great KTo. 104 azxd 166 lUtalxi Barro, ettort to have this day one to be remom uered. EAST CORINTH The raiu of the past few days has great' WS pefore ly improved vegetation this vicinity Plans are being made for the dedication of the Blake library in July. good i. wuiib lu Buy it ugum.

a gala week fur tast Corinth We Can Sell VOU a new SUlt at lO.WK S1U.UU Or Ransom Post, G. A. will hold Mem "I am at the present time entirely wall. I can cat anything I ever could. I took fire bottles of Peruna, and feel better now than I have for five years I hare doctored with other doctors off and on for fifteen years, so I can recommend your medicine very highly foi stomach troubles.

I take great pleasure In thanking you for your free advioa and Peruna." James B. Taylor. I Enjoy my McoU ai I tied to." Mr. J. W.

Prltchard, Wolf Lake, Ind writes I am pleased to nay that I have been cured of catarrh of the stomach by Ps runa. I could hardly eat anything that agreed with me. Before I would get half through my meal my stomach would fill with gas causing me much distress and unpleasant feelings for aa hour or two after each meal. But, thanks to your Peruna, I am now completely cured, and can eat anything I want to without any of the distressing symptoms. I can now enjoy my meals as I used to do, and it is all due to Dr.

Hartman and his wonderful medicine, Peruna. "It has been one year since I was cured, and I am all O. E. yet, so I know I am cuted." J. W.

Pritchard. Dyspepsia is a very common phase of summer catarrh. remedy that will cure catarrh of one location will cure it anywhere. Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. That it if a prompt and permanent cure for catarrh of the stomach the above letters testify.

If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Br. Hartman, giving a full statement of your cose and he will be plbased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. Ohio.

R19 fin tW TTrtn 01-rtf mnfnV. at m.ir.n onal services at East Corinth May JO. tf II lif CftlfiKifc rffd fast it'll I liu rlkiti'iriti Negligee Shirts, Belts, Shirt Waists, Underwear, Straw after which the Memorial Day address Hats. Ynnr warm wfiAthpr wants mnv all 1p svmnlied here, will be delivered by Rev. A.

H. Webb of Bradford, Neither luck nor chance enter into a purchase here. We V. ChapniHU has several meu at work guarantee satisfaction. grading and repairing the ground around the library building, BRUOKFIELD.

About twenty attended the Mary Howe Frank McWhorter, One Price Clothier and Hatter, Barre, vt. concert at Randolph last Friday evening. Mrs. Holt of ilardwick recently spent several days with her sou and his family. Prof.

L. J. Miller, late Professor of Chemistry and Botany of the High School Richard Churchill of Berlin was in of psilantl, writes from 3327 N. Clark Street, Chicago, 111., as follows towu on business last Saturday. "As several of my friends have spoken to me of the favorable results obtained 40,000 Users in Forty Months Denslow Heriick has greatly improved through the use of Peruna, especially in cases of catarrh, I examined it most thoroughly to learn its contents.

in health and walked to the village one day last week, "I found it composed of extracts of herbs and barks of most valuable medicinal The store building ot the lower end of qualities combined with other ingredients, delicately balanced, calculated to tone up the system, restore the functions and procure health. the village, owned by Dr. Ellis, is being improved by the addition' of i double decked piazza. Walter Ketchum is doing the work. consider Peruna one ot the most skillfully.

and scientifically prepared Prove the Merits of the OLIVER the Memorial services were held iu medicines, which the public can use with safety and success." PROF. L. J. MILLER. Rev.

F. T. Raiuey of Randolph will de liver the Memorial Day address at the Second Congregational church. riMr. and Mrs.

Pari are housekeeping in TYPEWRITER. Mr. and Mrs. George Mason of Ran me j)aiuwin uiock. dolph recently' visited their daughter, Mrs.

Wills. Mr, Frost went to his home in Groton Friday and remained over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Beuham went to Mr, and Mrs. Marsdeu occupy the ten Barre on business last Friday. ement iu the Learned house, recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler.

EAST ROXBURY. GOLD MEDAL The highest award Pan-Amef ican Exposition. Pre-Memorial Day exercises will be Horace Davis of Northfield and Mrs. Methodist church last Sunday. Children's Day will be observed next Sunday with the usual exercises.

Emma Royce has been visiting iu Moutpelier for a few days, 1 Miss Eva Freeman goes to Brattleboro this week where she has a position. J. H. Palmer is having his house painted, his son, Edson, doing the work. MORETOWN COMMON.

Clarence W. Long was in Burlington Saturday on business. W. R. Chase has beqn quite ill for a few days but is better.

Fred Sotuers was iu Moutpelier Sunday. Henry Child and wife of Moutpelier were on the hill Sunday at M. R. Child's. Several from here attended the dance at Holdeu's hall, Middlesex, Thursday night.

C. C. Ward 'of Middlesex was uu the held iu the schools Thursday afternoon. Lovina Allen of Concord, spent Sunday at Fred Blauchard's. There will be a meeting of the executive Rev.

D. L. Hillard was interesting and ably delivered. We have a photographer in town for three weeks. Everybody can now have a likeness of themselves.

Prof. Geo. H. Osgood of Montpelier was in towu Saturday night looking after old friends and gubernatorial interests. Mr.

and Mrs. B. G. Rogers were in Boston last week, Mrs. Rogers remaiuiug for treatment of her foot.

Clyde Collins, fireman on the mail train over the Lake road, was in towu over Sunday. The Grand Army boys invite all to assist them to decorate soldiers' graves Friday morning. A hearty and appreciative response should be given. CABOT. THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY, committee of the Christian Endeavor so- Rev.

N. M. Shaw preached here on ciets Thursday evening after the prayer meeting. Sunday. He has an appointment to preach agaiu June 8.

Mr. Kier, who works for G. T. Davis, 11-15 Pemberton Square, Boston, flass. Illustrated Catalogue on Application.

Chester Baker aud Mis Ella Mudgett spent Sunday at his home in Lancaster, were married iu Moutpelier May 19 by Rev. N. M. Shaw. FAYSTON.

The venerable James Boyce, aged eighty-two years, has just received the S12 bounty for killing a oue hundred seventy-five pound bear on May 13. Mr. Boyce had seen bear tracks and set his trap. The next morning he took his gun and, alone, weut to see the trap where he found the bear caught by one foot, really as "cross as a bear," and ready for a fight. Mr.

Boyce, although very feeble, sent a bullet into its brain, killing it instantly. This makes the eighth bear that Mr. Boyce has killed. He says there is another very large bear around that he is trying to get. We hope he will succeed.

John Kelty, who bad his leg taken off at the knee at the Mary Fletcher hospital two weeks ago, was under the necessity of having it amputated nearer the body last Saturday as gangrene had appeared above the knee. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Kelty. His son-in-law, E. J.

Long, went to Burlington to stay with him a few days. Horace A. Mehuron, aged sixty-seven years, who for many years has been a respected citizen of this town, died at his home on Wednesday, May 21, after an illness of one week with pneumonia. The funeral was largely attended, Rev. J.

E. Badirer bein? the officiating clergyman rl. Horace Denio, a former resident of this Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner and place, died Saturday.

May 24, at his late Mr. and Mrs. D. Hart of Randolph spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

George Ward home in liardwick. His remains were Go to Day's shop to get a good HARNESS for the, least money. Call apd see tor yourself ner. brought here and buried beside his wife aud daughter, who died a few years ago. hill Friday iu the interest of the Deering Mower Company Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Baucroft of East Calais have moved to this place aud are C. W. Long was in Montpelier on busi A. O.

-A. IB living iu a part of W. O. Pride's house. BRADFORD.

The funeral of Asa L. Wright, young ness riday. Over Gladding'a Drug Store, Barre, Vermont Mr. mncrott will have charge ot the Fred Somers went to Richmond to est son of Charles Wright of this place, creamery was held at the home or his brother, spend Sunday with his sister, Mrs. T.

O. Fay. George Duff any was in Barre last week Parents and all others in each district are especially invited and urged to attend the pre-memorial exercises of the schools tomorrow afternoon. At the annual meeting of the Old Home Week Association the following officers were elected for the year ensuing: Hon. J.

M. Fisher, president; L. K. Garney, O. F.

Bassett, vice presidents; L. P. Lance, L. P. Cole, executive committee; W.

B. Lance, secretary O. B. Nelson, treas to be treated for asthma. Walter Wright, on Sunday afternoon, May 25, with military honors, members of Company First Vermont Regiment, Clarence Long is having all the work Ed Veo was taken to the insane asylum he can attend to these days, paper hang at Waterbury last week.

ing aud delivering wall paper. acting as pall bearers, guard of honor and escort to the cemetery. Asa went with Mrs. Frederic Rutz has two geese that have hatched twenty goslins this spring. the.

Company boys to Cbickamauga and WELLS RIVER. Mr. McLellan was at home from Con and Samuel Maxwell, John Maxwell, John ESTABLISHED IN 1865. R. J.

KIMBALL BANKERS AND BROKERS And Dealers In INVESTMENT SECURITIES, was mustered out with them on their re Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Rntz and daugh Livingston and C. H. Mehuron the bear cord, N.

over Sunday. ter, Mattie, were guests of Frederic ers. Air. luenuron leaves a wue ana two turn home. He then went to Boston where he has since worked as a machinist.

Rutz recently. Cora Peroival of Sawyerville, P. daughters, Mrs. John McLaughlin of urer. Cabot caucus held last Saturday evening was a lively one.

The contest has been the hottest one within the memory of the oldest voters on the Governor question, but the town was carried clean for McCullough J. has come to spend the summer with her The young people of this place attended Waitstield and Mrs. W. A. Livingston, He accidentally shot himself while handling a revolver and died in the General who has never left her parental home.

sister, Mrs. Stenniug, a surprise party given Chester Baker last hospital two days later. week and were themselves surprised when Flora Brock, Frank Learned aud Will yt BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Henry J.

Kilbourn goes to Ran CORINTH. E. L. Smith has moved from the he introduced them to his wire, haying Reid attended the Rebekah assembly at dolph next Sunday, June 1, to preach the been married the day before to Ella, the Ludlow last week. Mrs.

George Adams of Waltham, Mrs. Dickenson house to the one vacated by Allen Ladd. baccalaureate sermon to the graduates of the Randolph High school. STOCKS AND BONDS. htteeu years old daughter ot Mr.

aud Mrs. Clarence Mudgett. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

I. D. R. Collins of Eaton Sargent and wife of Nashua, N. WEST CORINTH.

W. a. Adams. We buy the BETTER class of 8tocks and Bonds, and advance money to carry the same when requested. We do not solicit the ordinary small speculative account Barton Landing are visiting in town.

and Fay Sargent of Grand Forks, Mrs. Kimball Marshall spent Sunday Roy, the little four years old son of on a margin. More than thirty years membership in tne rsew i orK chock North Dakota, have beeu visiting at John Sargent's for the past with her brother aud family St. JohnS' bury. Alfred aud Jennie Fordham, who was lost on his way to Washington on Sunday, ROBERT J.

W. EUCENE KIMBALL. Memorial Sunday was observed here by Mrs. Jessie-Sheldon has returned from May 18, has not been found, althougl union services at Grace church and ser a three weeks1 visit iu Massachusetts. people have searched every day.

T'L mon by A. Webb. A large number of Mrs. D. R.

Allison is iu Norwichtown people from VV asuingtou have apparently done everything iu their power to help with her aunt, Mrs. William the Grand Army boys were out and also memers of the Woman's Relief Corps, escorted by members of Company G. P. Lamsou, L. O.

Lauce and a. u. Rogers were elected McCullough delegates; the defeated Proctor candi-dates were Rev. D. L.

Hillard, H. D. Osgood and J. W. Bouldry.

Vote for McCullough 74, for Proctor 52, total, 128. The delegates to the district convention are Walter B. Lance, Dr. Burbank, E. D.

Walden; town State committee, Orrell Barret aud B. Blodgett. WARREN. After the long dry spell we have had, on Friday and Saturday last came refreshing showers and all nature is smiling. Grass has doubled in its growth in forty-eight hours.

The farmers are getting along nicely with their spring's work; seeding and corn planting is well along, with the ground nice conditiou. Potatoes for seeding are scarce, so much so that some have taken them from the cutters of some farmers even without asking. Mrs Nathan Thayer and wife have gone to Bellows Falls to make a visit to his Palmer, for a few weeks. hud the child aud had the people from this town done as well, it would speak more to their credit. A few have been Mrs.

t. Demmg spent last week in Ex-Gov. Roswell Farnham is critically Boston. faithful in hunting aud several from ill at his home. daughter, Mrs.

Osgood of Bellows Flails, came on Friday. S. E. Clark and George Bailey returned Chelsea were ou the grounds one or more Saturday from Boundary lake, where they Again has the Bradford base ball team days. It is sad indeed, and sympathy goes out from people far and near.

Scarce went on Monday. J. liailey aud iNewtou leld remained to bring home the nsu Rev. Mr. Johnson of Boston gave a very interesting lecture at Academy Hall on Thursday evening.

Archie McKenzie has gone to Worcester, on account of his health. Mrs. Henry Jewell has arrived from Missouri at George Jewell's, where her husband, Dr. Jewell has beeu stopping. Mr.

and Mrs. Ellis are parents of a baby boy. Alviu Little is very low. EAST ORANGE. Will Hutchinson has been confined to the house with measles the past week.

William Sanborn died May 32 at the home of O. D. Burgeuj where he had lived for the past year. Mr, Sanborn was an old time resident of this place but had lived in Barre for some time until old age and feebleness took him 1 back here to be cared for. He leaves a wife to mourn his loss, who is also quite feeble.

His sou is in the west and was unable to be here. Funeral services were held Saturday morning, Rev. James Boyd officiating. ly has anything happened in this town kept good its record. A game was played last Saturday at White River Junction with the nine there.

Our boys won by a score of ten to two. Maude E. Davis was in Groton Wed' that has caused such a seusation as this nesuay evening as violinist in an enter Mr. and Mrs. Fordham have been here tainment given there.

G. H. Woods, wife and daughter, several days aud sought every possible means to get some clue to the child, but in At a meeting of the parish held Friday Hazel, of Lebanon, N. are visiting at eveumg, tne vote was unanimous to can vain. Charles Sawyer s.

Victor Richardson and sou, Horace, of Rev, Mr. Belauger of alhngford to be pastor of the Congregational church of daughter, Mrs. J. L. Gleason and her family.

Barre were here two davs last week but CABOT A son was born to Mr. mour Noyes of Lower tins plaee. had poor luck fishing. Harlan Cheney of and Mrs. Sey-Cabot Sunday Would Xou The town liquor was left at the house of the former agent from the time the agency was thrown up till a Members of Col.

Preston Post and Relief Corps attended Memorial' services Moutpelier and i rank bouthrick ot Barre were here aud went fishinh a short time ago aud caught a large string of Prefer to eelect your Carriage, Road Wagon, Rubber-tired Vehicles, at uroton bunday and usteuea to an ex few days ago when it was moved to Express or Farm Wagons Jrom tie largist stcck in the county and trout. cellent sermon by the Rev. A. J. Hough tlio house of the first selectman.

N. of the Methodist church. II. E. Day aud Mr.

Ober were iu Barre Robinson, who says the town will have liquor ou baud until next March last week. The Memorial Day exercises of Col the greatest variety in the state li so visit the repository oi II. E. HAWKIN8, Preston Post will be held at the Congre Charles Wiggins has been drawn as morning aud a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Lance May 20. A. P.

Wade, who recently moved to Moretown, was in town Saturday night. Rev. and Mrs. (). E.

Aiken visited the tatter's father in Coventry last week. Fred Fisher of Barre was in town over Sunday. The Memorial services of last Sunday were well attended. The Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps attended in a body. The sermon as preached by gational church in this place Friday after' petit juror to attend the June term of Mr.

aud Mrs. Herbert Sanborn and sou of Barre were in town on Saturday to attend the funeral of his uncle. Miss Moore of East Barre Is visiting her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. VVortheu Moore. meeting before lie win Qispose oi it, fearing legal troubles if he should use it under the present circumstauoos.

Your correspondent has received a batch of papers from Prootor or some of his agents. It is a big mess of court at Lhclsea, noon at 1 o'clock. Horace uauey Newbury will deliver the address. 84 State Street, Montpelier, "Vt. C.

F. Blake weut to East Barre last week. He is to work for F. L. Sargent Mrs.

Bliss of Moutpelier is at Hale Also a large assortment of Harness, Carriage Robes, etc. Tavern as clerk while Fred Myers is tak for ths summer. mad. The State has been Proctored long enough. ermont Watobman Job ing a two weeks vacation.

Two sous of W. Blauchard and two.