THE VERMONT PHCBNIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1906.

NEW COUNTY OFFICERS. Mr. Trask wrapped a rug about her and BODY IN THE RUINS IN OUR OWN STATE throw water over her. Nearly all her clothing was burned oil. Officials Elected In September Filed Bonds William 13. Adams. 40 years a well Dec. 1 Sheriff Thompson's List of known merchant In Montpeller, died Deputies, Tuesday from ulceration of tho stomach, George Waterhouse Perished in Three Killed, 30 Injured in Rail Ho was president of tho Montpeller board Tho Windham county officers chosen at of trndo, president of tho Wotmoro & This is the package that His Home in West Townshcnd tho September election wero sworn into road Wreck at Vergennes Mnrno nrnnttn pnmnanv. director In tho omco Saturday In tho county clerk's of- First Nntlonnl bank and trustco of tho fice. They wero: Assistant Judges of tho Wood art gallery. brings to your table the county court, Frank Wordcn of Halifax William J. Hlcks's farmhouso about two and Fred B. Pier of Rawsonvtllo; Fire Which Destroyed House stato's Gravel miles north of Bennington vlllngo was best and freshest of all How the attorney, Robert C. Bacon of Brattleboro ; Train Dashed Into Passenger burned Friday morning. Tho flro caught Started Is Unknown Victim Was a sheriff, Arthur II. Thompson of Bellows Coaches Air Drakes Failed to Work from a chlmnoy which wns burning out. Falls; bailiff, A. of Brattlo-bor- o; Biscuit and Crackers. Veteran of the Civil War. John Davis Some Qrewsome Reports. A largo part of tho houeohold effects wero judges of the probato court, Z. II. Is $4000, 4. saved. The loss estimated at West Townshcnd, Dec. Allbco of Bellows Falls, for tho West- Thrco lives wero lost and SO or more with insurance of $2500 In tho Vermont About midnight Sunday tho houso minster district, and A. F. Schwenk of people wero Injured, scvoral seriously, in Mutual company. Montpoller, Brattleboro, owned by Bnrbcr Brothers of for tho Marlboro district, tho mi accident) on tho Rutland railroad near Harley Donna of Wcstmoro shot nnd east of tho sch,oolhouso and occupied by latter having been appointed by tho gov- Vergennes Saturday morning about V.10, killed two otter nt one shot with a rlflo George Waterhouse, was discovered to ernor to succeed Judge E. I Waterman, when a gravel train running down grade recently. Tho resigned. All gavo nt Lonff pond In thnt town This is the trade mark of identification bo on fire, tho roof having fallen In when of these officers bonds, crashed into tho mixed train from Rut otters wero scon swimming toward each tho flro was first scon. with tho exception of tho assistant Judges, land, hurled two coaches and several from whom no bonds required. Tho other nnd ns they came together tho lad which appears in red and white on Search was hurriedly made for tracks are freight cars down an embankment, whero fired, Killing both animals, tno unu pass- In. tho light snow to seo If Mr. Water-hous- e bonds ranged from $2000 to $10,000, tho they wero destroyed by fire. Tho oill Q3 being required sher- ing through tho head and neck of one and each end of the package. had been out slnco It had fallen, but largest bonds of tho clals of tho railroad say that an anglo tho head Tho skins aro good bo iff and bailiff (10,000 each. Tho as- of the other. no traco of his leaving tho house could cock on tho llfth car of tho gravel train ones, valued at $15 oach. tho boards hod burned oft sistant Judges appointed theso ofTlcors: was open by pleco of making found. After held a dirt, Whiting. CO, Lun be seen Highway commissioners, Georgo A. Wes 38 Arthur a farmer of so tho Interior of tho houso could the air make defcctlvo. There were nonburg, sulcldo In an between tho burning' timbers a body was ton of Bellows Falls, P. S. Karnes of passengers in tho two passenger curs and committed unusual stovo. Thla was Marlboro and J. W. Gould of Windham; manner. He went Into tho woods on Sat- discovered In front of a but fow escaped unhurt. Among the pas urday, taking n rlflo rope. This is the name of the Company that evidently Mr. Watorhouso's body. Jail commissioners, O. L. Sherman of Wll sengcrs were 22 members of tho Drury with him and a NATIONAL with tho select- ltamsvlllc, P. H. Ruttcr of Townshend and company, When about half a mllo from his homo ho Health Ofllcor nice, opera an organl7at!on of col climbed tied ono of stands behind both the trade mark and men, visited tho sceno In tho morning J. H. Merrlfleld of Wllllamsvlllo; treos ored people, and 11 of them wero Injured. a birch tree and end BISCUIT up urer, Georgo C. Averlll of Brattleboro; tho rop around a limb 30 feet abovo tho and directed tho gathering of the few Tho entire wreckage caught flio and was ground, the package a name synonymous with remaining bones. auditor, f, A. DoWltt of Nowfnnc; pro soon in flames but the injured were saved securing tho other end about his COMPANY houf.e 10 batlon officer to succeed R. C. Bacon, ro through nccit. no then managed to ulschnrge the all s in A light was seen in the about the heroic efforts of tho train- so thaf best baking. o'clock. How tho flro caught will novcr signed, Fred B. Plngree of Bellows Falls. men, tho flro department of Vergennes rlflo that tho bullet entered his head bo known: that It caught at tho opposite Tho nppolntmcnt of county clerk holds and other persons from the town, who Tho Baire Railroad company has pla-?- d end of tho houso from whero tho body over from year to year. hurried to tho sceno of the accident. an order for "5 cars with tho Laconla Car OYSTKRETTES A different kind of an ojiter cracker, with an appetizing Bsror erre with was discovered was evident from tho fact company. Tho contract calls for tho de oysters, soup and salsd. The Dead. livery of tho cars, which aro to bo used that that end burned first. Deputy Sheriffs In Windham County. SOCIAL TEA BISCUIT A light, crisp little biscuit, baked to an appetizing brown and allgbUr Mr. Waterhouse was about 65 years old Mrs. W. A. Lawrence, 45, of Bristol. In transporting gninlto, by April at a cost fliTored with vanilla. and was a veteran of the civil war. Ho Arthur 11. Thompson of Bellows Falls, wlfo of Deputy Sheriff Lawrcnco of Ad of $50,000. It Is said thnt tho shortage of leaves a wife, who had not lived with sheriff of Windham county, made tho fol dison county. cars thnt has been nnnoylng shippers on him for several yeara, niul,o son In rt, lowing nppblntemnts of deputy sheriffs Miss Cor 1 ana Stowo, 25, of Bristol, both tho Central Vermont nnd Barro and years, beginning Dec, graded Wells been to largo and a daughter, Mrs. Walter for a term of two teacher in tho Bristol schools. River roads has a 11 3tW Oaks of Bellows Falls. Ho has a brother l: C. I. Knapp. A. W.. J. Wllklns, Myron Mrs. Nellie Barnard, 45, of Bristol, a measure relieved. Hi HI VU H T In Keene and one In Grafton and n. sister P. Davis nnd E. R. Thayer, Brattleboro; widow. Dr. Hercules Sancho of Now York, In Brattleboro. Mr. Waterhouso had a F. B. Phelps, D. J. McDonald nnd D. P. The Injured. president of the Anlmnrlum company. donkey which also perished In tho fire. Thompson, Rockingham; O. R. Chase, which has recently closed Its sanitariums Whltlngham; Edwin M. Fltts, Wardsboro; Miss Rosctta Faulk, colored, leading In New York, Montreal and Detroit, la RUDYARD KIPLING, FARMER. C. E. Mann, Dover; F. L. Wellman, Gull-for- d; lady of tho Drury opeia company, in- planning C. D. Boyden of Bellows to consolidate tho thrco Into a Mr. and Mrs. W. S .Fenn, Westminster, Earl ternal Injuries: not expected to tecover. largo Institution at Bennington, whero Falls were at Phelps's hall on Thanksgiv- Davis, Newfano; H. F. Willis, Jnmalcn; Taken to tho Mary Fletcher hospital, grounds covering ing. uurungton. soveral thousand acres Now that "Puck of Pook's Hill" has W. W. Van Ness Townshend; Adln F. wilt bo used. Ono of the springs which been published, Rudyard Kipling has R. J. KIMBALL & CO. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dresser and son, Miller, Dummerston; J. W. Mclendy, Lon F. W. Savage of Rutland, manager will supply Is opera tho sanitarium known as gono to Ids winter home, near Harry, of Farley, Mass., spent a few dondcrry. of tho Rutland house, bruised and the Waters spring, It Is 1500 feet above Capo Town, In South A. Lawrence's. burned, rrobably fatally; Mary Africa, which was 7 Nassau St., New York, days at W. at Flet sea level and supplies a good volumo of presented to him by his friend, Cecil Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hadlock and tho cher hospital, Burlington. water at a temperature of 46 degrees. Ilhodes. LANDGROVE. E. M. Dike, assistant principal of Brls Ho has had a busy summer, re- Morso sisters of Brattleboro wero The body of Mrs. Marcellane Aubln. 22. vising the proofs of his new book and Thanksgiving guests of tho Garflelds. Guy Wyman is ot work for C. E. Bacon tol high school, sldo crushed and Internal or was pa giving injuries; Stevens House, vergonnes. Barro, found Saturday by her as much tlmo as possible to his Investment Securities. has gono to and boarding at Bert Bacon s. at rents, Mr. Mrs. In Sussex, England. gen- Miss Chiistabel Garfield Theodore Drury. colored, manager of nnd Charles Brunette of farm It Is not Boston, where she a business Mr. Mrs. Cook spent Furwcll street, Montpeller. on re erally known, Mr. Kipling Is en- More than 33 Years' Membership has entered and Merrltt opera company, ribs broiccn and other In their but as college. Her father accompanied her for Thanksgiving at M. D. Bates's. turn from a short visit In Burlington. thusiastic a farmer as ho is imperialist. In the NEW YORK STOCK juries considered serious; at hospital in Is supposed Ho nearly COO EXCHANGE. a few days' visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Eager of Jamaica have Burlington. It that Mrs. Aubln committed has acres of rich, cultivated sulclJo and tho contents of land. Ho personally supervises ten- Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Pierco of Suffleldt been visiting at Leroy Woodward s lately. M. E. Van Houtcn, leader of opera com- her stomach tho W. EUGENE KIMBALL. Conn., formerly of this place, nnnounco and a tumbler which was lying on the ants at their work, and may be seen al- - LEEDS JOHNSON. Sam and Henry Abbott nro working for pany band, hip dislocated; at hospital in noor the engagement of their only daughter, A. D. Reynolds building a new hen house. Burlington. near tno bed havo been sent to tho Miss Lillian, to Charles Searing Mead, stato laboratory in Burlington for exam- Charlto Strccter Is moving from lo Oscar Jenkins, colored, leg and foot A. M., of Columbus, Ohio. ination. Mrs, Aubln's husband died about Into his father's houso In Clarks-vlll- e. severely bruised; at Burlington hospital; year ago. Tho ladles' missionary and aid. society member of opera company. a She leaves a small child. Lillian O. Dyer was granted divorce will hold a sale of fancy and useful Mr. nnd Mrs. S. H. Abbott family Richard H. Brooks, colored, member of a Always Remember the Full Name articles at tho vestry on Thursday even- and opera company, leg crushed; at Burling in Rutland county court Friday from Mat, spent Thanksgiving day at Charles Ab- Edward DyiT of Rutland. ing, Dec. 13. A short literary program bott's. ton hospital. ll. An will bo presented and lunch will be fur- Roger Lattercll of Bristol, Bevere burns agreement was made whereby Mrs. Dyer nished to all who desire. Mr. and Mrs. Webster of Chester spent about Uio head and shoulders; taken to Is to receive $20,000 in cash, tho custody Rromo Thanksgiving with Mrs. Webster's sister, of tho two daughters, 10 and 12 years of Jaxative hospital in Burlington. Quinine Mrs. Marlin Eddy. age. MaJ. Dyer, who inherited largo DROOKLINE. Edna Slmpkins, colored, member of a George Harris, our town representative. opera company, broken collar bono and fortune from his father, tho late Horace F. L. Pierco has sold tho small houso and Rev. George Davis returned to their other injuries; at Stevens Houso, Ver H. Dyer, has been prominent in military Cures a Cold in One Day, whero Charles Barnes lives to Mr. Dan- official duties at Montpeller Monday. gennes. circles for several years. Ho Is a major Grip in Two. iels. Marlin Eddy was reminded of his 38th William Simpson of Waterbury, right In the Vermont National Guard and last year pursued special Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Blanchard of Med-for- d, birthday anniversary by a surprise party leg broken; at Stevens House, Vergennes. military studies at C&jJjZrins Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. last Saturday evening. Cake and coffee Mrs. William Simpson of Waterbury, tort Ethan Allen. on Boa. Miles of Townshend wero visitors at F. were served. severe body bruises; nt Stevens House, Suit has been brought by Joslah Grout. (. 35c C. Cutler's over Thanksgiving. Mr. Mrs. Roby Lon- vergennes. administrator of tho estate of the lato you aro Hattlo waa called to W. I AWA.I FREE TRIAL. If contcmplatloff burin? a Cream Blanchard lias sold his house and lot near W. W. Ryder, attorney, of Bristol, se- Gen. W. Grout, to recover tho sum of TC W-1- donderry one day last week to see her BU "a10 1 mc 'ot us place In your the North school to Charles Barnes. riously burned about the head; removed $5,000 from Congressman David J. Foster U LMVM L dairy for a FBEB sister, Mrs. Bemts, who was badly hurt by or TRIA L one of these grand machines, thus proving to In to tils home. uurllngton. Tho enso Is returnable saving-an- - roulti Flro was discovered Sunday morning a kick from a cow. at Krcat Its overwhelming- superiority would-b- e Among those less seriously injured than tho March term of Orleans county court. to all competing Separators If too the attic of tho Norman Marsh house, was family Dry-den- 's buy.our terms aro so There a reunion at Mr. the foregoing but suffering from nnd A writ has been served attaching all liberal that tho machine actually pays for ltaolf by own' iiriV occupied by Mr. Jerome and family, and Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. cuts the Drop us a postal. lu wDgi tho blaze was not extinguished until after bruises, nro Harry Haynes, Harry Jack property oi congressman Foster In Bur Sherman Cone of South Londonderry were son, Mrs. Green, llngton, hi law books, T. J. FITZGERALD, Agent, M. a holo had been burned through tho roof among tho guests. Anna Mrs. Catherine household furnl West Swanzoy, N. and some of the partitions had been Johnson, William Ritchie nnd tho tatter's ture, etc., as surety for tho amount of the' through. Several friends nnd neighbors gavo wife, Mrs. Carrie Ritchie, all of whom aro nd damnum. It Is understood thnt tho suit BraS flB burned Frank Rush's people surprise party on family reunion was held a members of tho Drury opera company. is Drought to recover money loaned to A at Arthur the evening of Nov. 26 to help them celo-bra- to young congressman Thanksgiving day. Thoso Three women who are members of Foster by the lato Congress CARTER'S Wellman's tho fifteenth anniversary of their the opera company aro nt a hotel In Ver man uroui ior campaign expenses. rQVVBBk9fe.m7JrQ present were Mrs. C. A. Waltman of wedding. gennes. suffering Brattleboro, Mr. and Mrs. Don Boutello from bruises, but their New Fall Old winter is back here again with condition Is not regarded ns serious. They LVSTTLE Woolens of Townshend, I K. Wellman of aro Daisy Vermont Woman Killed by Automlblle. Mrs. D. Hitchcock of wind nnd cold nnd three or four inches of Carrie Francis, Allen and Annie J. snow. Tills last is guess work, for Queen, colored, of New York city. A fntnl ntitnmnhllfft nitM.lont ru..... Tiyer Athens, Elmer E. Gleoson of Nlcolet, the Wmm snow flics around so fast no one can The women killed wero nil in the front near the Main street arch In Springfield, Minn., A. O. Wellman. and Mr. and Mrs. car of the unesaay pius. V. W. Ranney of this place. Mr. Gleason measure it. train. When the bodies were iunss., wnon .Mrs. iSlva M. Gray, in all the latest styles is of Wellman spent Tho church social plo supper, recovered from beneath fragments of the 67. wife of W. O. Gray, was struck by a I a brother Mrs. and and which car, thoy his boyhood in town. This is his was held Wednesday wero so charred as to be almost WInton motor car owned by Chester W. second nt tho hall evening, unrecognizable. wreckage en- Bliss Both to 18 years was The was and driven by Adolf A. Gelscl. Mrs. staple goods visit the old home in tho he well attended. The attendants had tirely Tho&e Injured Gray has lived in the West a good time and plenty of pies, which were consumed. were Intended to board a trolley car, but prices tnKen to a nearby fnrmhouse and to a for some reason changed hw mind and sold at not heard of in bakeries. hotel In tho village. Later in tho day a stcrtDed back n few-- fn..f ahA and novelties. PERU. Georgo Fisk, who ill or by CURE had been soma number those hurt were tnken to Bur tho right forward wheol of tho auto- - BUJt troL lington Hdcn and reUev all the lock Miss Clarissa Cooltdge went last week time, died early Friday morning. The on a special train. All tha trnln nivLmc iuiu wiruwn ncaviiy. iier collar drat to a billons state of the ayifann, such M to Mechanlcsvllle to teach. funeral was held at the church Sunday hands escaped injury. bono nnd three ribs were broken nnd Plirinwa, Hituaa. DtowiIiums. Dtitrou afte afternoon. Rev. Georgo Davis officiating. A mixed train from Rutland duo at Ver thern wnn n m i,l f - eatlnc. Pain In tha Bide, he. White thalr most Miss Mary Cooltdge of Burr & Burton gennes I1IH.IU1V ut uiu remarkable aneeeas has been ah own raring seminary spent tho Thanksgiving vaca- He leaves a wife but no children. Ho was at 9 n. m. was tnklng to tho aid. right leg. She died at tho Mercy hos- in tion at homo. tho oldest mnn in town. Ing at the Vergennes station in order to pital less than three hours after the ac- allow a south-boun- d mnll train to nass. cident Gelscl wns arrested on tho cliargo William Whitney, who is teaching In A heavy gravel was following Of mnnKlnilfrlitof. nml ralnnnA.1 W. H. HAIGH. Manchester Centre, was homo over trnln the kaaa Court Reorganization. mixed train. With a terrific crash the ball. Mrs. Gray formerly lived New- - SICK Thanksgiving. in Headache, yet Cirter'a little Urer Flua ar locomotive of tho gravel train struck tho jpui i, i., unu was memoer or Ro- - Custom Tailor. Eugene SImonds to Ludlow1 Tribune. a tne equally nimble in Constipation, curing and pre- went Rutland to mixed train which was composed of two beknh lodc-- nf flint nlnrn Anmn . venting1 thiaannorlnKcamplalnt.whlle theralM spend Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. There nre those who critlclso tho en- passenger cars and a caboose. Tho Springfield thrco weeks ago to spend the correctalldlaordeniof thestomachtlmaUUUut Elliot Street. W. H. Burroughs. actment of tho court reorganization caboose was smashed and the passenger winter with her husband. Besides her llrer and regulate the bowels. Even If they only M. B. Lyon was called to Greenland, N. scheme on tho ground that the making of cars wero hurled on end. then toppled husband alio Is survived by two sons by II., last week to attend the funeral of his three new judges was unnecessary and over the edge of a embankment a rormer marringc. Harold and Ira Carr son-in-la- W. H. Packer. consequently extravagant. On tho other which drops at an nnglo of 45 decrees to Of LlsbOtl. M. If Tho Iwlrlv nno lV in most any afternoon walking or riding Out-of-to- hand, tho advocates of the bill laid stress n small brook. Tho cars did not fall West Derby, Vt., Wedncsdny over l'St.1 Tin la HlrnW, HEAD people who spent Thanks- the for burial. tiln tft tnnra. tn Page's on tho reorganization .la Xeh they would be almost priceless to thoee who giving here wore Mr. and Mrs. Swift fact that on the pro cntlro distance, however, remaining on tminis mat no was running cuss ono of his. prize chickens vis- Park posed woum on tho with a suffer from this dli treating complaint; but tortus .and two daughters of Athol, Mass., Mr. oasis cnect a saving of some their sides tho slope. This position machine nt tho rate of nine miles nn hour itor than to talk about tho BritlBh for- - natelythelrgoodneudoeenotendhere.andthoaa Perfected Poultry Food $14,000 a year by doing away with com- mnuo tne wont or rescue very difficult. when ho n r.1,1 and Mrs. Fred Swift of Brattleboro, Mr. struck Mrs. Gray. eltm nollev. Tin llt'na In flnA Cll. who onoe try them will And these little pitta vah may be obtained of the following: and Mrs. Sibley of Rowe, Mass., Miss Eva missions, referee cases and other detail Almost immediately the wrecked cars ubethan house, and his den Is far up able In eo many will thai they will not be wil- Swift of Boston, Mass., Mr. required under tho old regime, and thus caught flro nnd several of tho passengers among the gables. Here ho ling to do without Uiera. But after allalckhaal Robblru and Mrs. R. offset nny increased Rear Admiral ffmiwan fMnf hi.. works every Cowlea, Brattleboro, I. Batchelder and Mis3 LaBelle Batchel-de- r expenditure In tho wun anr.cuiiy escaped from the flames. rf morning from, 8 until 12 j the rest of Uio t way of judges' salaries. The local reau of navigation, announced In his an- Charles S. Farnham, of Manchester Depot at H. M. Swift's, The measure was fire department rcsnonded. hut day ho devotes to recreation. After re- - Putney. practically fathered by ihe State Bar as- as the station is three-quarte- rs of mile nual report tho completion of a plan to Chaa. Guy and Eddie Bardwell of Bernardston, a 1.1 n D Mm ...... 1 . - . . iusiiu, Huuuny ior seven years to for H. Grout, Weat Townshend. sociation, whllo may bo rrom tno village . knlllul.l. sit Mass., S, A. Sawyer's, Hugh Batch-eld- er and there some and thero is only one a photograph, ho was recently persuaded ACHE at and Is the bane of so many Urea J. W. Wllllami, Wllllamavllle. of New York doubt as to tho necessity for it. Judgment hydrant near the scene of tho wreck, and tho cruiser fleet on tho Pacific In to Stand fort n Rnnnnhnr liv XT ra lflnltn that hereto arnoc at his father's, Edgar SUCh a U'n V thnt Vi whnU K wemaxeonrgreatboaat. Our pill cure may wisely be deferred until the plan can their work wns greatly delayed nnd h.im. ..w ...aw.w IWWWfnnA Mn.1.'. J UB Tho photograph, recently received by ltwhlta W. C. Hallnday, East Dover. Batchelder's. bo put operation pered. readily mobilized In case of emergency. others do not. into and bo fairly tried. Tho firemen nnd persons living uuuuicuuy, mgo at jo., jur. Kipling's Oarter'a XJttl Llrer Pill are very tmall and H. E. Wood, Windham, If It facilitates tho transaction of legal ncuruy maue every errort to assist the Keajizing mat ho was about to bo cap- American publishers, shows that ho has very eaay to take. One or two puis make a does. Tho feat of Miss Annie S. Peck of Eos-to- n business, relieves tho congestion' of passengers, nnd thoso most seriously hurt tured in an unsuccessful attempt to rob changed but little in personal appearance They ar atrletly vegetable and do not grip o We want asent In every village where in making a successful ascent of dockets and away were tnken to thA Rtfltft llnnlr nt T. T . I pnrge. but by their genUe action please who our Poultry Pood U Mt docs with vexatious the home of D. O. Motts, ' V u...WU.t&,nnmlnnn . , . , ,', since tho days when ho was a familiar all Is not sold. If it In Bolivia, 21,600 naothem. e Sorata feet in height, delays, the wisdom of the movement will a fnrmer. living Just ncross a field from Harris, a farmer, shot himself to death. figure on tho streets of Brattleboro. Invlalaat25cenUs nre for 1. UokJ not on sale in your vUlag-- wo will send highest The by orogglita everywhere, or sent by frelg-h- and second peak in the Americas, havo been demonstrated and the pcolpo of the station. The less severely Injured Harris entered the nnd of "Soldiers! "Mi you, prepaid, a lK-pou- sack leaves the title of the most; famous woman bank commanded author Three" and "The tho stato will be satisfied. wero taken to the Stevens Houso In tho W. A. Glllcn, tho cashier, and Theodore Walking Delegate" Is now in his lst CARTER MEDICINE CO., New Yo. for U.00 or a sack for J2.00. it mountain climber in the world between village. Sells clerk. In tl, rfinf im flint tnnfa trA year. two Massachusetts women. Miss Peck's Tho Burlington News Monday is Mrs. contained then ordered them to pull down the win- Small Dos.. rival Fanny Bullock Workman of A former at Wlnburg. Orange River tho following in a despatch from Ver- dow bllndn nnd 1 ,1m ,1 fm aAtta ...r. Mfm, CARROLL S. PAGE, Worcester, whoso havo practical- Colony, alleges kill ascents that in his district alone gennes: "The finding of n behind The Very Y Y Y Man. Hyde Park, Vermont. ly all been foreign woman's right the counter, ostensibly to pull down made in countries. 14,000 sheep are stolen annually by tho hand proves conclusively that others u. winuow ana escaped through Her recent climb in the Himalayas natives. On than curtain, a Thero Is a farmer who Is Y Y has this basis he calculates that the known' dead were cremated In the back door. As Sells ran out the door Enough taken her to highest altitudes ever reach- 300,000 sheep aro stolen throughouc tho disaster, because was to take his E E. ed by woman. it the left hand of iiurris urea ono shot at him. but without And study nature with his I I, a colony every year. Mrs. W. A. Lawrence, bearing wed- effect. Frtnrl her r uvm.v, ...... vumuy And think of what he C C. New Hampshire ding and other rings, that was burned off. Stared at Glllen n mnmnnt nnrl than rllla.1 "A Dead Lift" The discovery of right Ho hears the chatter of the J J the hand, together lilmsolf. As thoy each other T T, with tho admitted discovery 1 R of the foot Ethel Rmtth n ivfrl nf thnt trill And sees that when a tree D K K People of an Infant child, seems to rtrffrf-- fl T is what insurance report confirm tho ed Elmer In Thnmlnn IJ It mokes a homo for B B. is. It thnt a woman and child were cre- Thanksgiving day. Briggs and his wife A yoko of oxen WELL FIND mated before tho eyes of the he will U U takes hold ALL THE onlookers. had separated and tho Smith girl's father, With many haws and O a. where others t I At this writing no one has tho slightest who Is a special policeman, given And Inkling as to who woman had the their mistakes he wilt XQQ leave off. is the and child destitute, woman and her three children When plowing for his P P. It the New Hampshire News were. It Is the opinion TlHf-o- - of thoso in this Shelter. nm.wt. ,.. V nrtth a city who aro ""OD"l " u " I 111 a. An.lH.VlWtf He tlttlo buys, but much ho sells. strength conversant with the details Knlfo, attempted to enter tho Smith home And O of years of IN THE of tho horror, that-whe- n therefore little O; the entire count ii" men were present, no smashed And when ho hoes his soil by spells of the dead is made tho number of thoso open"" a plenty applied to the who were window and unlocked the door. He also soils his hoes. burned to cinders In tho two Ethel Smith, who had seized' a revolver, TSam Lovri In Wnmnna trnmn r. Manchester Union cars will approach 12 weakness nearer than what Is warned him that she should shoot if ho lon for December. of years of now figured on." entered, Georgo but ho forced his way through want. DAILY EDITION W. Murray of Rutland, engineer uiu uwr wmcn tno two women in the IV- ,. of the gravel train, was hnuqa n (1 l I 47 I . mnIA .- . . arrested Tuesday h " haYvlnaul rmiX 'rihv..., youm, per charged with manslaughter. ivauota. 1IU BUI IIICU IHU nuiu uiu wiicuuea I 50c month, or $5.00 a year, He was shots, both of which lodged in Brigga's could marry most any girl I taken from Rutland to Mlddlebury, ar- wish." in advance. iuy. tio ncsitatcd a moment and then "Vllll. nv., 11... . A ...... State Mutual Life raigned before Justice F. M. Foote and kept on. ,u hm uiai lumer twisted, said WEEKLY UNION held and tho girl fired three more Wise. "You mean you $1 a yr. In advance ? under ball of $1500, which was fur- shot all of which took effect, and tho wish you could nished by counsel for the Rutland Rail- man staggered marry moat any clrl." rPhlindninhin road company. back and fell dead on tho Assurance Co. Powder steps. Press. HORTON D. WALKER of Worcester, Mass. Frozen to Death While Intoxicated. Whaling as a Modern Business.

-- - PrantlRn . R7 ...... Robert Tninn wnllno. In Ihn AND ENDORSED Robert . nt- nntnnMbU.4 IT(U1 Everything by the best frozen to death Monday night in Shrews- Harper's Weekly of "Tho Hidden Trag- - A Sale JJSED PdlP.fl nf ihn A n. 1 n Vlanl-- 1 and Sure bury. He wns found unconscious day- ...w .Wi.W Whnllni,, ,UMC A HUB at somo I.G. Electrical y, interesting break Tuesday morning by William Buck-e- things to say of the Cough Cure. GEO. M. CLAY, cooks for more than a generation. a teamster, and carried to Blssell m.t,,!, uiuusiry as it exisis waay, Agent, Brothers' lumber rnmn liohvw.n Rhinwa. "Whaling," he says, "is almost dead,, you BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT bury and Killlngton peaks, in Merulon. - .v o m oiita.il ciiiciijiiou UUIIi- - Brattleboro, Vt. Good enough evidence for any housewife. He died within a fow minutes after the pared with tho great Industry of long I Kemp's Balsam f New Doaraing House was reached. Premiss usu. i lie oiq iuro, on, is scarcely tnougnt Job Shop. was seen by a teamster Monday after- of today, tho vegetable world having so In Harmony block, second floor, room noon about 100 rods from where he completely supplanted the leviathan In Does not contain Opium, formerly occupied Cleveland's not only does the work was the by J. R. rtand. just found. According to the teamster's arts. Tho bone's the thing. It has Morphine, or any other norcotio CARL F. CAIN, statement ho was lntoxlrarf never been higher In prlco, somo $6.50 a or "habit-formin- drugT vnni. nntm.1 fnHflV n III DON A. WILDER. He applied to El W. Bissell for work in , m..unn4 ubmln.hH n.hnUv iiuiu win 9C 1 There no Narcotic In right every time, but with less quantity and Rutland Mondav tnnrntnc nnd aVflrnim. mnnl thanu . . w,vuvnn nnimJ.liuuilUD Ul.1 UUtll?, b Kemp's Balsam. Merchant camp. Two whales will yield Tailor, rectod to tho He started to walk a ship a dividend; Hothing of a poisonous or harmful mcio uuuui jv o ciock ana it was noticed uvw ure wie uveraeo eaten, aitnough this BRATTLEBORO, VT. lUCk character enters into- -it WKUrwutt-twU- hence greater that ho had been drinking. He was re- Year the hnn hntin nnrl avm a I mako saving. Cook Book con- VA Ytn tVinm ... Thla clean and pure cough covered buttons from your leased from thft Ttutlnnri fnuntu w v mAtliuiu I liU.lt UllOAnn Ulah 1Y U cure T xt.. - emiolin flint 1... H. E. CO. 20 serving It costs about $15,000 Including advances Cures O nnnnnfwmuwv UD UlUUU . goods. - BOND & after a sentence for intoxica- i,A , . . . . Mailorders'. taining choice tion. He formerly lived In Bennington. mo fciouunei, mier aeauciea irom by any other medicine. X 500 receipts sent free on He leaves two sons and a their catch percentage to outfit a ship It has saved thousands from oou-- Funeral Directors sister. n tn t. J for mimmur tha .miln nAn sumntion. w MORAN &. COMPANY. nd Furnlsho-a- . catch is worth $120,000, of which I has saved request. Mrs. Ardelln Adnmi n about It thousands of lives. 725,000 goes to the skipper. There's A 25c bottla contains 40 Undertakers and 17 Main Street, Brattleboro, Vt. burned in South Royalton Thursday Embalmers. Telephone-Offi- ce while iiiuuo? in wnaung, onen more than In At 2M. Healdeneo 1574. preparing- rnanKsgivmg minim? nnrl nnlmnn.. nnnntnr. . 1. 2 all druggists', 25c. 50o. and 10 dinner. Her ...v. iiiii,tlt,, M,0It.. (Ui U SI. Main Street. CLEVELAND BAKING clothes caught fire from the kitchen stove POWDER CO., NEW YORK admits; and so even greater lawlessness Don't accept anything else, ? and she ran into tho woodshed, whero a. vun in inose pursuits." T,DPy "STll csnect,on dy n'Kht. K Night calls 2M and 146-2- Good Printing by E. L. Hildreth&Co

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