ST. JOHNSBURY CALEDONIAN, DECEMBER 2, 1908.

The Towns Around. cessful efforts of its president. Dr. George A. Gates, a Vermonter who has left his McINDOE FALLS. impress upon several of our' western yrs. Ophelia Paddlcford spent part of colleges. The Observatory is a gift of a week in Bath, N. H., with her graduate of the class of 1901 at the col- lege it glucr. Mrs. H.W.Nelson. a.nd dedicated to the professor in sciences who is well remem!ered here Alice Moore was home from Danv- Miss Academy gradu- days last week, returning as a former stndent and KH ille several ate, attending the Academy when his .Monitor- father, S. II. Brackett, was at the head mm Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rodgers went to of the science department. The many Grows Hair Monitor, Thursday, to spend a few friends of President Gates and Prof. can jaTS with their son, Prof. Bradley Brackett will congratulate them upon and we . Ro'du-rrs- the notable additions to the college yr. nnl Mrs. II. B. Chamberlin and plant. of PROVE IT! son Irasburg were guests at i, hnmberlin's last Tuesday and Tribute to Dr. Fuller. jj i ANDERINE is to the hair what freh ihowert Wedu'toy- - The November number of the Journal of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It McLachlm ft Miss Alary was called to of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute tfsM rink In the rooti. invitTorateS BOO in Peacham last Tuesday by her home contains a most appreciative tribute to strengthens them. lis exhilarating, stimulating ana thecle.ith of her grandfather. the hair to grow the late Dr. Homer T. Fuller, the first ; ? properties cause The voting ladies gave Miss Mary ay and heautiful. It at president of that and principal at ur abundantly long, strong a surprise party Saturday institute Morgan once imparts a sparkling brilliancy and vel evening- of St. Johnsbury Academy from 1871 to vety softness to the hair, and a few weeks Mr. ami Mrs. E.W.Lawler entertained 1882. Among the resolutions passed use will cause new hair to sprout all over the Mr. ami Mrs. James McGrath and son by the Alumni Association are these, scalp. Use it every day for short time, pav uf Lisbon, Thanksgiving, Mr. and ft i week will which would refer just as properly to xlwy afier which two or three times a r's. Charles McFarland entertained be sufficient to complete whatever growth Hard-.jc- k. the constructive work he did their s n Murrv McFarland of at our you desire. Mr. and Mrs. 0. N. Bedell entert- Academy as at his later position in Bedell ained Mr. and Mrs. Bert and Worcester : A Uciy from St. Paul wrilcs is aubstsnc of Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Karl (wilowt: children "His zeal for his work, his unflagging Maviies and little daughter were entert- "V t uran uslnit Danderfne my hair Winchester's, application to the trying tasks of v i M niy shoulders and now ained at Jack and Mr. It : i, :lo my hip." Mrs. Clarence Bedell and Orpha were directing a growing institution will and .'.r.jt! cr Irora Newark, N. J. D. gue sts at II. Chamberlin's. always le remembered among those of ' I Incn ntlng Danderfne regularly. us who came under him. T.'li'.:,l Kr.n, to me It I had very lit- M J M.mre and family spent Thanks started " Most of all we were impressed by his tle I hnvethe most beautiful long giving at Chase sat Woodsville. ai.J thick hulr auyune would waul to Lava." clean, upright, unswerving will hold Christian The Ladies' Society a sale of character. He was the kind of man who articles, handkerchiefs, druggists fanev aprons, had hut to see his duty clearly before NOW at all in three candv.etc.. at the vestry, Friday eveni- him to apply himself with all his energies h . of I sizes 25c, 50c trnd $1.00 ng, i'eeember 4-- There will be a short' to an unflinching performance of the per bottle entertainment during the evening and work." enjoys a greater sale' than cocoa and cake will be served. i Danderine any other one preparation regardless of kind of Clarence McLam Dartmouth was a The Poultry Industry. or brand, and it has a mi ch greater sale than guest at Walter Skinner's several days It is a fact not generally kijown that ill of the other hair preparations in the last week. of all farm products poultry stands fifth world combined. Hubert Kendall wascalled to Newport, in value. It is estimated that the cash Saturday, to attend the funeral of his derived from the saleof poultry and eggs FREE To show how quickly Dindirtn amounts to half a billion dollars annual- acts, we will send a large sam- sister. ple tree by return mail to anyone who Mrs. William Kimball and Lyman ly. It is Ixdieved that this amount is ' sends this fiee coupon to the being rapidly increased each year, due 'rA This( Field visited relatives in Woodsville last to f v4 KN3WLTCN DANDERINE CO., CHICAGO, ILL, the fact that farmers are beginning to M week Miss Eddy, the nurse who has been WELLS RIVER. of Two t' with their name snd address and 10c Death Harvard Professors. realize the profits there are in a well to pay Mr and Mrs. H. Goodrich and Will caring for Mrs. Emerson, returned to St. iu silver or stamps postage. J. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bailey and children cared for flock of hens. When all poul- sclent Thanksgiving Horace Johnsbury Tuesday. Prof. John Henry Wright, dean of the Hunt at of Lisbon spent Thursday with Mr. and try keepers fully appreciate how easy it s Johnsbury. Harvard graduate school since 1895, Jackson at St. Quite a large delegation of Mechanics, Mrs. A. H.Bailey. is to increase the productiveness of D. died Nov. 25, nt his home in Cambridge, their .imks I 'helps of Lunenburg was a of L., and M. W. of A. attended the fowls, is Willis Hiller of Waterford, X. Y., who aged 56 years. He was born L'rum-yah- , it fair to assume that this the home of his brother, Walter Thanksgiving sermon last Sunday, at guest at is attending school in Tilion, was the Persia, son of Rev. H. branch of farm products will advance over Sunday. which was very good and was delivered the Austin Phelps guest of W. H. Goodwin over Sunday. Wright, a missionary. He received three well toward first place in relative value. in a very able manner by Rev. Kel-le- y In. and Mrs. C. II. Smith spent Thurs- Mr. The following letter from C. D. Chatter-to-n of Sheffield. Mrs. Addie K. Bigelow spent Thurs- degrees from Dartmouth College. His & SmytKe. Prayer was offered by day it I'assuinpsic, the guests of Mr. of West Brookfield, Vt., indicates the Lougee day in studies and teachings covered wide Rev. Mr. Sargent of this place. Bradford with her sister, Mrs. way in which some are increasing and Mrs. S. Hurlhurt. Fletcher. territory. From 1876 to 1878 he was a their Alvin Bradley, who R. s, egg He says: "I have used Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carter were boards at student at Ieipzic University; 1878 to production. has just received the sad news of Miss Melissa Moore, a former teacher Perfected Poultry Food' for the guests at Mrs. C. I. Smith's. Sunday. 18M6, associate professor of Greek at 'Page's the death of his mother St. Johnsbury here, now of Barre, visited friends in and I one-thir- more at Dartmouth; professor of classical phylo-log- last two years, got Mr. and Mrs. Solon Merrill bf St. town last week. I Center. 1X86 1887, eggs than before. can't get along Jnhiisliu! y were guests at M. E. Turner's at Johns Hopkins, to Rev. Mr. Walker held very interesting Dr. Smalley and daughter of Montreal and professor of Greek in Harvard since. without it." recent v. If this - meetings each night fast week and will were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Lee, Friday Prof. Wright was married in 187'.) to you want to know more about We made a large late purchase of Arthur Welch has moved to Continue them this week. and Saturday. Mary Tappan, daughter of Eli Todd food and the best ways of using it, write for where he has rented the Felch Misses Lottie Munsell and Mary Fel- Tappan, president of Kenyon College, at to C. S. Page, Hyde Park, Vt. his farm. booklet, "Profitable Poultry." It will . LUNENBURG. lows came home Thursday from their Gambier, Ohio. His wife and two sons M: Mertie Skinner returned to her schools. survive. le sent free, postpaid, to anyone men- tioning this school in Topsham, Monday, after a W. II. Bishop of the Island Pond Herald Miss Nellie D. Lee, Genevieve Fellows, George A. Rartlett, for many years a p;ier. two weeks' vacation. Miss Lena Moore made his customary visit here last week and Arthur Graves were home from col- of German Harvard, was professor at Notice. and Miss Nellie Manchester commenced and received a warm welcome from his lege for the Thanksgiving vacation. found dead in his bathroom at Ware Commissioners' WimrS: the winter term of school at Monroe, many friends in this town. EvSTATK OK THOMAS O. IU.ODC.KTT. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Brock went to Ash- Hall, Cambridge, Nov. 25. He was 65 iy. The "Deestrick Skule" will be given by old He re- The unilerKiKnrrl. having hten appointed by land, N. 1L, Saturday, to spend Sunday years and was unmarried. the Honorable t'rolmtc Court for the District Miss an Ihtncan was home from the Methodist society Friday evening. with Mr. and Mrs. John Morrill. tired from active teaching several years yf Cnlciloniii, CominisKioners to receive, ex- Barre seeral days Inst week. She was ago. Prof Bartlett was born in Maine amine and adjust all claims and demands of Mr. and Mrs. James Silsby entertained Miss Adine D. Hale was in St. Johns- against aee i:ned by Miss Fullerton of in 1844. While in college he enlisted in all the estate of Thomas G. uni a few friends Friday evening. Very tine bury, Thursday, to sing the union lllo(l;ctt.late of lianvillc, in said Iiistrict. de- W Utock. at regular the outbreak of y sugar was served on snow and a delight- Thanksgiving church service. thc cavalry at ceased, find all claims exhibited in offset Mr and Mrs. Darwin Nichols ful evening was enjoyed by all. the civil war. He was taken prisoner thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet and Among those spending Thanksgiving for the purpose aforesaid, at the office of the daughter Dorothy spent Thanksgiving and confined in Libley prison until ex- The school teachers returned Saturday out of town were Mr. and Mrs. David North Hanville Creamerr in the village of with relatives at Lunenburg. from a week's vacation and the changed. He then came north and re- North Danville, in said iiistrict. on the .'ioth winter Brock, who went to Lyndonville, N. A. sumed his college course, which had l)cen dav of December and fith dav of May next, Misses Mary, Alice, Helen, Dorothy term of school began this week. Hunter to Newport, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. from Hi o'clock A. M ., until 3 o'clock I". M., interrupted, and then he went to Europe, one-ha- lf three-fourth- s con- and Master Tom Morgan returned to is D. Car- oo each of said davs and that six months At to of the regular price, Miss Lasher the guest of Rev. and Goodwin to Woodsville, and E. he several years. D. their home in where studied from the 7th day of November A. IKON, is New York City, Monday, Mrs. Howard. penter to Lyndonville. Those who came the time limited by said Court for said credi- having five sequently can sell at less than the cost to produce and spent months with their Miss Clara Breitling of Lynn, Mass., here were Mrs. Elmer George and chil- "The Devil" Coming. tors to present their claims to us for exami- grandmother, Mrs. C.J. Houghton. dren A. George's, and Mr. and Mrs. nation and allowance. spent Thanksgiving with her family here, at J. Mated at North Danville, this 27th dav of still get a handsome margin. Pin! Van Dvke returned to Albany, N. returning home the first of the week. William Wallace at Hale's Tavern. A "The Devil," which will be the attrac- Novemlier, A. I). 19HK. V., M.T.dav. large number of townspeople dined at on HONACR WARD. D. in tion at Stanley Opera House Friday, 13. Mrs. M. Bowker visited St. the Tavern. CHAS. STlvVKNS, Johnsbury the last of the week. Dec. 4-- is an adaptation from a Hungari- Commissioners. ' Mr. Holton, who has recently come A Card. Nye St. Lee White of Boston spent an drama, "Der Tuefel," that for the here to have charge of the I'nited States Presentation of Account. Children's Winter Coats We '!ie undersigned, do hereby agree Thanksgiving day with his aunt at the mail work the passenger past year has scored a wonderful success at station, S 1 Heights House, returning to Boston Sat- DKNXIS V. Ill KBANK KSTATH. n'atid the money on a 50 cent bottle boards with his wife at Mrs. Frank in every important capital of Europe, Ages 4 to 14 years. 1.67. 2.87. 3.62 and S5.00. all sizes ofioeras Warranted Syrup of Tar if it urday. George's. and since August last has been the one Statf of Vkkmont. Caledonia District, sa. In Court, held at the Drobate Office fails ; i cure We Probate your cough or cold. The social Friday evening for the Sun- big theatrical sensation of New York in St. Johnsbury. in said iiistrict. on the 2."th Ladles' Coats. 45 to 52 Inches long, black and colors. $2.75. 3.50. als ; aiantee a 2o cent bottle to prove NORTH DANVILLE. day school and other children was well city. day of Nov., A. D.. loH. George H Mazen sa:! i. 'ore or money refunded. In no way does the drama resemble Kxecutor of the last Will and Testament ot attended, over 75 Iniing present, and all in $4.50. 5.75. 7.50 and 12.00. C C Him, L. C. spent Dennis V. Iturbank late of St. Johnsbury. ham, "Flint Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton enjoyed as did those of larger growth. Faust, some people imagining that it is said District, deceased, presents his adminis- Mrs. it Mi' 1'vkk, Seakles&Co., Thanksgiving with Stanton's Refreshments were served. Another simply a version of Faust under another tration account for examination and allow- 25 Suits, value 20.00 to $22,50. at $16.50 each. family, ance, and application for decree of dis- F. C. Landry. brother and Herbert Thompson, social will be given soon. name, but is an original modern drama, makes of Boston. They expect to be away pointing a moral and expounding a tribution and partition of the estate of said The fair for the benefit of deceased. PASSUMPSIC. from home about two. weeks. theY.I.S. lesson in uprightness that is timely and Whereupon, it is ordered by said court, will occur Friday afternoon and evening application be A and Mrs. Lewis W. Smith and to the point. The company coming here that said account and said ptioii was held at Mrs. Emma Mr. two in Village Hall. Supper at 5.30, follow- referred to a session thereof, to be held at Nle; s Piermont, N. H., spent is under the direction of W. C. McKay, id Saturday night for Mr. and daughters of ed by a short entertainment and dance. the I'robatc tlrlice in said St. Johnsbury, Mrs ' liest Shepherd. A large number Thanksgiving at A. C. Sanborn's. who has gathered together an acting on the lnth day of liecember, A. 1., Regular meeting of Col. Preston W. R. contingent of sterling quality, including lyox, for hearing, and decision thereon: Special Sale attn drd and a very pleasant time was B. his family F. Snelling has moved to C. And it is further ordered that notice hereof Ix-e- this evening at 7.30. Henry T. Crossen, a young American publi-catio- Cake and cotfee were served. Mr. where Mr. Snelling has be iven to all persons interested, by n Bethel, the and M Shepherd were presented with doing photographic work for some time. actor, who portrays role of "The of the same three weeks successively Devil," Miss Edythe Winchester, former- In the Cai.kdonian, a newspaper published Plack Silk Petticoats. 3.50 to $4.98. value 5.00 to $7.50. a pi: s of money and many other gifts, of St. WEST BARNET. at St. Johnsbury previous to said time inch Earle Franklin Johnsbury ly of the famous Tannhauser Stock linj linen, china, cut glass and appointed for hearing, that thev may one-thir- Center spent a couple of days with rela- At the spelling school, Nov. '23, the 1 lot Children's Winter Dresses, d off. , si! All left long and Company of Milwaukee, W. H. Buhler, appear nt said time and place, anil show wishing them a tives here last week. good. Thressa C. cause, If any they may have, why said v !:t'e. spelling was very hist season with the road production of lack Miller suffered a shock Saturday Blair won in the first section with Edna The Great Divide, Miss Alice Clement, account should not be allowed and such 1 lot Kid Gloves, were $1.00 to 1.50. now 69c. Sizes 5, 6 and M decree made. - Nellie Hadley of Boston spent his daughter, Mrs. Eddy, Harvey, Ralph Merchant, J. Warren Sky Miss Thv evening, and formerly with Farm, and Hv the Court, Attest, k.jiving with Mrs. Guy Somers. of Fabyaus, has been sent for. Roy and Hazel Conant in order. In the Rita Vernon from the well known Castle WALTER P. SMITH, Judge. 6U. Here Is an opportunity for a lady with a small hand to get a big M: and Mrs. Fred C. Moore of Johns-- Mrs. David Wright of Newport Center second section, Glen W. Hastie stood Square Theatre Stock Company. The tow V., his Orrin Magoon, Lyle C. Probate of Will. spent Thanksgiving at is spending a few days at the parsonage, longest, with other members of the company are of bargain. l.n.t i n s, Marion U'CY N. MOORIv'S KSTATE. Perry Moore, at Littleton, visiting Rev. B. P. Parker and family. Conant, Perley F. Amadon and equal high standing in their profession. ami i iiday were his mother's, Mrs. E. Somers in order. In the general con- op Vkkmont, Caledonia Iiistrict, ss. at and Mrs. G. A. Massey of St. Statb Oil Stanford, of this place, returning Mr. test "time was called" with three BRADFORD. In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office Johnsbury spent Thanksgiving with her in St. Johnsburv, within and for said Di- i turd ay. teachers, Anna L. Blanchard, Mary William Andrew Sargent, Tufts parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Stevens. strict, on the 2 ftli day of Nov., A. II. 190M. Furs? standing. Wen Wendell How About I1 who is teaching Brock and Junia Farrand has awarded the An instrument purporting to be the last ireas Judkins, of of Lucy N. Moores1 ' E. H. Snelling, formerly this place, Perley F. Amadon was next and then Phillips memorial scholarship will and testament port, spent Thanksgiving her at that de- at City," 111., late of Danville, in said district ' now of Zion's is in the E. of Danville. of s, John Judkins. Mr. and Mrs. but Ralph Woodward college. ceased, being presented to court by Samuel K. We have an unusually large assortment of all the Staple Furs. spoke the North church, Pro- ; ' anger were also there. place and at Davis, the Kxecutor therein named, for Sunday evening. His mother, Mrs. Asa Thanksgiving. bate. It is ordered by said Court that all and Mrs. Guy D. Hawley and Snelling, who has been spending some WEST BURKE. Thanksgiving Day, like Christmas persons concerned therein be notified to pent Sunday Mrs. K. Morse's. appea.r at a session of said court, to be held at time in Zion's City, returned with him. Lola Roundy and Glenn Howland are comes but once a year though it should at the Probate Office in St. Johnsburv on Fur Driving Coats, - Waterman Scruton is visiting in Frank Swett ol St. Johnsbury has at home for a few days. come, of course, 365 times. To the opti- the lUth day of December A. D. 1 90S, and Mr is show cause, if anv they may have, against N. H. Mrs. Elmer Symes of C. F. Keneson the W. H. Clif- - Wright and family of Newbury mist it does come as it should come, and saiil purpose tak bought Warren the probate of will; for which Fur-line- d her place here. ford farm and will build a house in the and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Pike of Iras- the pessimist is his own reward, and as It is further ordered that a copy of the Coats. m l Mrs. Smith of Mclndoes spent spring. They will live in the Morris burg, spent Thanksgiving with their good as he deserves, perhaps, so he does record of this order be published three weeks Tii, successively in the Cai.kiionian, printed at giving at Sam Hurlbert's. house this winter. parents, Rev. and Mrs. Wright. not matter much. St. Johnsbury, previous to said time ap- A church somewhere, no matter where, pointed for hearing, m l Mrs. F. 0. Lapoint are visit-- i Mrs. Carrie Russlow is visiting her Mrs. Lottie Chappell is working for prints on the back of little slips pro- By the Court, Attest: Clareinont, N. H. Mrs. H. W. Varnum, of Cambridge. Will P. Judge. aunt, Roundy. grams denoting the order of service WALTKR SMITH, l. A true copy of Record, Attest; o s Thurston spent Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hartwell, Mr. these words: WALTER P. SMITH, Judge. W;ta is parents in Walden. Rational Cure for Eczema. and Mrs. Warner Hartwell and Mr. and "I will not worry. Edd Coe their Thanksgiving Smythe. Mrs. ate Sell Real & Stomach-C- nr Skin "I will not be afraid. License to Estate, Lougee Ho More Dostne the the When Rubbers Become Becessary Through the Scin. dinner with Mrs. Lucy Hartwell. "I will not give way to anger. , DOKIS I. MATHEWS ET AL ESTATE. And your shoes pinch, Allen's Foot-Eas- When you have a scratch on your hand Dr. Noyes of Burlington is calling on "I will not yield to envy, jealousy or Statu OF Vhrmont, District of Caledonia ' !' .v ler to be the shoes, is ss. In Probate Court, held at St. Johnsbury, shaken into you wash it out and cleanse it andthen old friends here. hatred. on ) ii ' Break-I!- within and for said District, the loth day thing to use. Try it for the skin cures itself. You do not take Mrs. Bertha Brockway of Boston is "I will be kind to every man, woman of November A. D. 190H. Eucled I. Willams, New Shoes. Sold ever v where, 25c. blood medicine to cure a festered wound. visiting Nellie Thompson. and child with whom I come in contact. guardian of Doris I. Mathews, Carl G. Math-Mathew- Westerly, Qirincy, free. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, are will be cheerful and hopeful. and Guy R. Mathews, min- Barre, p'!" The best skin specialists today Beck is visiting her brother at 'T ors, esiding in Waterford in said Di- N. V. Don't accept any substi- - skin Stella "I will trust in God and bravely face agreed that the only way to cure the Lyndon. strict makes application to said Court for through the skin. the future." license to sell the following described real Scotch and Swede Granite. is Dearborn is visiting her mother estate of his said wards, to wit: Being one The fact eczema is a skin disease Jessie Read them again. They are worth that Newport. undivided half of 12f acres of land, more or WHEELOCK. and not a blood disease is evident from at while. You might cut them out and less, with buildings thereon, situate in Wat- Aljnzo indeed. in County of State Italian and Vermont Marble. m l Mrs. Leon Merrill and Ray statistics which show that nearly all Mr. and Mrs. Taft visited at paste them in your hat, If you erford the Caledonia and in week. will resolve to live by them even for one of Vermont, and being the same land and - t returned to their home at White eczema sufferers are perfectly healthy Chester Bean's last premises formerly owned and occupied by lunction, Friday. all other ways except as to their skin. Van Cheney took a party of young week you will be a great deal better for William G. Woods, representing that the sale were really sutler-in- g it. Washington Herald. the eof, for the purpose of putting the pro- We prepared to furnish plans and A. F. is improving rap-- If the eczema patients people to East Burke to attend the are Emerson ' malady, the entire ceeds of such sale at interest or investing the which her many friends are very from an inward dance Friday night. same in stocks or real estate, would be con- estimates in Granite andMarble. and not only the skiruvould be dis- College Anniversary. ducive to the interest of said wards. body Pomona and prices. eased. Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court Write for designs Thanks-vit- h The 20th anniversary of Pomona Col- said application be referred session and Mrs. Milligan spent relict Ricker's Local Market. that to a re-sc- t, Inscriptions You can proye immediately the thereof to be held at the Probate Office, in Monuments cut Barton, n W. A. Ricker's market lege Clareinont, Cal., Nov. and 21 their children at of a true skin cure by using oil of The receipts at at said St. Johnsburv, on the 2xth, ln.v of on Marble and Granite in Ceme- and Mrs. Arch Craig, Mr. and as compounded in D. D. I). Pre- for the week ending Nov. 30 were: has a local interest because both the November A. D. 1 908. for henring and dec- Nancy Poultry, 2000 pounds at 6 to 8 cents. ision thereon; and it itt further ordered that teries. J. Mathewson, and Mrs. scription. president and one of the ablest men on all persons interMftfrl be notified hereof, by with germs, Lambs, 150 at 3 to 5 cents. Discolored and Moss Grown Monu- son, spent Thanksgiving liquid attacks the disease well-know- publication of nottm of said application and This ' the faculty are so n in St, nl Mrs. W. G. Ainger at West them while building up the Hogs, 150 at to 52 cents. order thereon, three woeks successively in the ments cleaned to look like new. numbing ded- Cai.kdonian printed at St. JohnHbury, before of-ih- e We Cattle, 375 at 2 to 5 cents. Johnsbury, The occasion was the healthy tissue skin. have now said time of hearing, that they may appear 2 6 cents. Ob- Nellie Hugbee of Burke and Mr. handled this meritorious and thoroughly Calves, 250 at to ication of the Frank P. Brackett at said time and place, and if they see cause, have Milch cows, 100 at $25 to $50. object thereto. Irs. Cowling of St. Johnsbury vis-- h scientific remedy for so long and servatory, the Albert K. Smiley Dor- result so many times that No change to note in the markets. By the Court. ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner seen its reliable mitory and the Andrew Carnegie Library. Attest: E. L. CarricK, freelv express our confidence. All kinds of meats sell slow until the WALTER P. SMITH Judge. last week. we re- These" very useful buildings have been C. Bingham, St. Johnsbury. poultry is cleaned up; lots of poultry Special Convocation Friday evening, No. Vt. s Drew, S. Warner and Arch Craig C. for college through the suc R. A. degree will be New England Phone. II Boynton Ave., St. Johnsbury, & Son, Concord. main unsold going into cold storage. seeured the 27, the conferred. very po:r health. O. B. Cutting