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National Republican., 1888-03-25
NEW
China Silks.
w. NJ. ShuSter g. Sons

Have Just opened lot of New Designs in
China silks, in beautiful styles and col"rN,
Plain China silks - inches wide, ST.
Printed Bcngaline~, very rich good~.
Having bought a large lot Of Chanlilly La"cS
20 pacat advantage. We offer special values AZ
S., 81, aud $50 per yard that caunot hc dnpli.
Gated,
A good Black Surah silk N ;5c rhi> /, an
extra larsuiu at ;5c per yard Pure SILK,
Colorcd Surah silks fine quality, SO,
New patterns in line Blach aud Colur"d
NCrc silks
$40 quality Norr silks light shades a.
SEQ. II will pay rnu 10 buy and keep until
VaCDcd.
National Republican., 1888-03-25
EXHIBIT OF
Il A ST + r GLOW E S.

EXHIBIT OF
Il A ST E r GLOV E S.
Next to the holidays,
more Gloves are sold at
Easter than any other
time of the year.
We have made extra
efforts to surpasS all pre-
vious showings, and are.
now Offering the finest
stock of Gloves we have
ever exhibited.
We offer you the advan-
TIA ges of a FRESH Stock
the products of the most
reliable Glove Makers,
such as we can cOnScien-
tiously recommend for
style, fit, finish, and dura-
bility.
We quote the following
representative values
Ladies' t-huttou Gelair Kid Gloves in light
English and dark tans and black.
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
Ladies' 5.button Pinked.wrist imperial"
hcHl Kid Gloves in assorted shades OF tan>,
browns, srHy> ana modes, also black.
ONLY 81 80 PER PAIR
Ladies' d-button Imperial" Extra Quality
Real KID Gloves IN shades to match the new
sprng dress goods. including Kamier, CUR,
Alc/un, POngee, steel, Cobier, and Bamboo,
! embroidered in the latest style.
ONLY Sl.i5 PER PAIR,
Ladies' t,button Imperial Black Real Kid
| GlNcs, embroidered in heliotrope, white, gar
| net, tan, and black, superior quality,
ONLY Slij PER PAIR.
| Ladies G'hutton Belgium Mousquetalrc
| Gloves in assorted tanS and browns. Specially
| desirable ior driving and shopping on account
of their durable quality.
ONLY 81 PER FAIR,
Ladies' G,buttou gray Mousque'ure ChamoiS'
ONLY ~ PER PAIR
Ladies i-hutton Fowncs English hiding
| Gloves. ...
ONLY $i,O5 PER PAIR.
LADIES GAuNrl. Ell DRIVING GLOVES
Only $i,15 PER PAIR
l Gr "a
| Ui Gloves handy njcke'plated buttOner.
IMAM h""r' cen''ro -
Easter Clothes for BOys
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Beg to announce their
SPRING EXHIBIT
-OF-
Boys SUITS.
This stock will be found fully up to our high
standard of quality and workmanship, We
having made no cfurt to cheaper the quality
in order to name low prices, believing that oul
customers prefer 70 pay fair price for suits
faction IN TT, appearance, and wear rather
than pay low price and receive little or nC
equivalent We shall show
CONVERSATION KILT SUITS.
PLAID KILT SUITS,
CHECKED KILL SUITS.
PLAIN KILT SUITS, 80
IN hoth One and IWo,tieco Garments,
BOYS NORFOLK SUITS,
BOYS CREEDMOlE SUITS,
BOYS pouBIE'BREASTEp SUITS
CASSIMERES
CilENIOTS
WEEDS,
CORKSCREwS,
TRICOTS, Sc
ine. n R%@ s s12Ses s. sGy g. & SSGsSs s. & frgss s. S @s5
80, $40, Sll, ST., Sl2.5O, $3.50, and SIS each
Specialize pairs OF Boys Cheyiot and Cas-
s.mere Pants in yarietyOf excellent pattern
oNLI Si.25 PER FAIR.
WOODWARD d. LoTHROP
Cor. 18th & + SITS. NV.
National Republican., 1888-03-25
WILTON VELVETS.
MOOUETTES.

We would state that the above goods are
perfect in every respect and mostly of the best
makes and good desirable patterns Persons
availmg themselves of this opportunity will
save from a5c to SOC per yard, We would ad'
wise your calling early, as at these prices they
will not remain upon our shelves but few
days.
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the outgrowth, or result, of this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of testimo-
malls, received from patients AID from physi-
clans who have tested it in the more agra
waited and obstinate cases which had bafiied
their Skill prove 1t to be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure Of
suffering women. 1t is not recommended as
"cure-;.ll," but Gs q NEST perfect Specific for
wonanis peculiar ailments.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
SHERtFF's SALE.

IN the District Court OF the Judicial District OF
N-vaia. in and for Humboldt county.
w. j. Bel. P'a,tiff. vs.. ). N. Barrett and Anna
Barrett, Defendants.
N ,tice il hereby gwen, that under and nv vi
tue Of ths judg nent and decree of sail Cou Z
nile -ed in the owe EMIT ell cause IN the I'm
day OF Sept anber. 1>SS. and u'sder and ny uttie
81 he or, or ~ sale said Judgment AMI deer
contained. ami ia oheien To the comma dis
an requirements ~ sad ] ,f2nsen Ard Tee &c q
rtifed copy whereof has heen duly delivered 70
me- au pl ard in my h tnfs for the pur 'ose -
cars " 20 he Sold at Sheriff sale. cDDnmAi d. d
y sal judg nent AMI decree, the prcpc't' he e.
in er de cribed aud referred to IN satisfaction
an pasmeit of tn c'sts. dss' urse ents d
c ,nui ~ions Of such ) lie, Of e cos's OF ~ I
the pl intif taxed Al (si5.00 fire n dol ar;
also the nsiacil al -tIn arnp N Ing four hu
drefl and and $500 ipllars. (si0l p 1000 TO
ge her with sceruel inter st at THIS ia amount
ise TO the sun q eigh eight AMI II 100 dotais.
1873 : 100 al-o intere-t tn principal SIM at
TN rtte Of II per cent per mnn h till raii; also
an Attorneys fee, am ,lt,t ng G. the sun OF me
hundre an tn dollars, slin.00)
All OF said sums teins, by the commands OF
said jJdg,ne 70 and decree. made payable in u :.
90 d coin, | n commanded to sell The propsats.
and. al esfata AID Singular the MORTGAGE
prem ses meninnei in IL judgme ..de rec and
ord OF a ., aud partic Larry described as To-
10 SO. to wit:
The escrption and particulra bonnd1ries of
the proper horize TO sol uBder ami ny
virtue o. the de 'ree 50 lar as ~ nc ascer aipfh
I ON the mo TIA above rste red o., or ir I'm the
comp aint flied in This action, are "a follows:
Los = r se % AMI six (6) in block U " the
town 81 Wi1nemu c.. II mhods count Nevada,
accordng to the off ia man Z said to ", on file
AID OF co in the office Il the County Recorder
Of saia county.
To ether with al the tcpemen's and sppur-
re ances IN reInt1 beon .ing or in anywiss ap-
pc tanning
Public notice Is hereby given that on WEnNES-
DAY Octob !. 1875 al II o'clock moo" OF that
DIV. in front OF The Coarth use. in the town OF
Winnemn cea, Humhala LouEty state at Nevada,
| will. in ODE fence To sa Order OF rae and &C.
cree OF foreclosure II the above describe prop
erts, or NUN thereof M NAV he necessary 70
satisfy plaintiffs in 'gment, with interest thereon
and coats, bv public auction, to the hi shest and
best bidder for ,ash
r. NJ FELLOWS.
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, Nevada.
Dltedl winnemuccs. september llth, 1883. I'd
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vine. "E..vorte Prcscri ltion" is uncqu.lled
and Is Invaluable III allaying and subCuing
nervous eXcitablity, irrtability, exhaustion,
prostitution, hysteria, spasms and other dis
tressiag. nervous symptoms commonly attend
at upon fl1ctional and organic disease CT TIE
womb. Itilduces refreshing sleep ald relieves
mental anxiety and despondency.
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No. l.-Runnin Halt mile an rep-t': e or
al three year-oh rais Il or owpet in Hum.
holdt 20 nv Fuse. SD. Fra; h rse, $3.50;
second horse, $50.
NO. 2.-Tr ''ting-Mile and repeat: free for all.
Ptr.@, $500. First horse, S. 5; second rse,
sI2s.
M. b Rrnniny--Qi mile d. h: free for
al. Purse, $50, First horse. 800; seconi
hore, $50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
FOURTH DsY-frisay. October SCI

No Nov ,ty -sce-il mile da h; free fn- al;
Purse. $40 Ficst nor to half mi e, $50; 70
mile, 500: 70 finish. SEQ.
NO -Troftiny -2.4o "a: ruie and rsne I,
Purse. 500. FIRST srse, 1925; secoid hone,
SIS.
NO 3-R ringing heats. 3 in s: FREE f''c:
sc, $40. First s,rse. $500: second hofs,
500
NO 4.-fndian pony rlce. ownars to rifle -Ous
mite da n: M EXTRA zee fee. Pnrss, $50 Fi~ss
hors- So; seconi horse, SIS: third h rise, so:
fourth horse, s..
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impirtS strength to the whole system, and
to the womb and its appendagcs IN particular.
For .overworkcd, WORKOUT" .'rul-down,"
deoilitated teachers, milliaers, dressmaSers,
seams.resses, "saop-cirl5," house-keepers, nurs-
ing mothers, AMI feeble women generally, DIR.
Picrce's Favorltc Prescription ia the greatest
earthly boon, being ulcqualed as an appetizins
cordial and restorative tonic.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
d.. P,erco's ravorite Prescription Is

n leg innate med cine, carefully com
pounded by an experienced and skillful ply
sician, ana adapted to woman's delicate or
ganizati N. 1t Is purely vegetable in It's
composition ami perfectly harmless il its effects
IN any conli,ion of the system. For morning
sickness, nausea, from whatever cause
arising, weak stomach, Indigestion, dyspepsia
AID kindrc symptoms. its use, in small doses.
will prove very beneficial.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
PREMIUMS:
uadies' Vna nasnent.

tGNtfs tbH uNNnFnts
Three iran priz ,sv.n 4 n. sl51. Tor tn, most
a,ompii h 4 All grt efri taiv ri lea n st
nrize VA tet az So. e'1l PR, vaiu ac so:
third prizsv slu, ! OF 80.
tcs sta'it.ns-oraft.
wears oil }, SIS: tw, u ars old. 3 %; ons yer old.
sis.
Best Wares Draft.
Same clas,-rou- wear, 81 ani oyer, 8 n: three
vears old, So; two Se IRA oil, SIS; "se ye1 old.
sls
Horses or M ok.
Forr years Cd ~ ,vs- sl1: th-ss wears old,
SIS; tvs ears sd S2l: one year old. 81.
wares OF al work.
Four wears old and yer. $50; three years old
500, two years old, SIS one var cd, $40.
miscellaneous.
Rs. matched double cam. So. hest suskling
cot. $50: best dra't am, $780, best - Idle non.
SIS.
Thorsughbrcd Cattle.
Best Durham bull Of any age. so; hest pu,hsn
CIV, $50, hess huh on refT } So: net GOV
(rFer fo'd) ESQ., bat Pooled Angus and Galloway
hu l. $40; hes oil d Angus AM G. lowv cost
$50; sws p5iakts r best bull OF any age ane
breed, so.
sheep.
Best group OF ten Meriuo rams, SIS.
swine.
Pest boar OF anv age or breed, $40: best sow@
any age or breed, $40
Best sock, $40.
Best SAX, $40.
p.., .,., .,o Potatoes.
Alfalfa Way.
Best bale, $40
Min~r ~ Products ar Ham beSdt Ceu"v'
Best gold specimen, 20 I; sest silver spscimeus
90; best copper specimen. $40
Unless otherwise sparihsd. the cntr snce -
will be pr cent Of ,eprs MIA Ms ,mpotea We
REMARKS.
Firs.-In all cnses, anv horse distancing v
Ne d viii receive only fr-t money.
s .eon o money will he pad 30 any Facs
without contest
Third All en- RES are to he m vie by 10 O'Clock
the ,'gh, b,fore the race is tn he run.
Fourth. IL AL races four or more TO enter
three or re IN sfa-'. !.
rif h-N ri nal Trot'irg Associ alton rules 70
govern tr 4 ing, Il Ps in, Cost God Hofss
Assnc alton govern a, runni q ,a'es.
ix.h All entries must he di-ectei 10 G. y
MACKAY, Secretary. winnemuea, N'v'ha
ALEX. WISE. Presidsst.
C.D. MACKAy, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

Resolved that hedel ,g ties be .apportioned as
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Dressnaakimg.

NEISS STE l., SHEsM AN. late II ,sgrove
wi Sut II us, Los angeles Q 4 or"'a. h-g
leave to inf rm The ladie. Of Vim mnra a"o
vi:ini'v that sh- ha, opened a Dre-sna%iH 60
tablish ent on Second street, third no se aho /,
Mrs Houston'-. wher she l. prepare 70 DO Ill
work ia her line in the test St @ I he res
making art. MISS STELLA SHERMAN
s6-lm
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Unless otherwise sperihsd. the entr snce -
will be g pr cent OF 20 prs MIA ms ,mpctea so1
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
SECOND D.Y-wednes..ay.O october IN,

No. 1.-punning- M 10 dash: free for a l. Purse
$3.50. FRS hors sl75: 81 'ond hor<s. SIS
NO 2 --Runn ng-HM mile dash: r side
her g ridien by ownsrs, ! vaquero ssid -.
Pre-, $3.50. First horse. $40 second n re.
$50.
NO. S-Trotfing-Miie AMI repeat: free r ~
ct " ons taiset ar osned in III ~ It cou' ty.
Prise, $50. First horse, sl00; second Lorst:
$50.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12
IN PRE- NUNS.
SPEED PROGRAMME:


FIRST DAY-J uesday October ID.
no. 1-Trottirg-M'e and repeat; 81 o lass: f,ss
for ali horses raised or cred pnmhoM
County. Pure $3.50. First horse, sl75; ssc.a
horse, $75.
NO o. R1nning-Half mi lash; free for an
Purse, $500. Fiest horse. s so: second hors.
$50.
NO -RrDning-Mle md repea'; free f,- M.
Purse, $500. Fist hors s2.5; " COZ ho,se,
SIS.
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follows:
lIorelo Ia ........s Fl Sradise. .............
Rye pt.ch .......... tciberIn t...... 49,.
Mil G. ,ty =. .-...... VI Incl CreeA
Uni mvilie ......... 3 II imbo DIT House.
Pie san v .lley 49,. Il .tone House. ......
Dun ,aien -. 49,. 2l-pring Citv ......... 2
Wirnem lccl ....... III il oS Point. ........ 2
Cole ia. ........... II s;Ns0 ...... -.
Bar Ie+t Creek -. Il little Hum 'oldt. -. 2
Eten Valley ...... II
Tn & the 20 * ~ kros open in each Of the
above aned p CT cts for al, P imarv Elec ion
on sep 22i. lsSSfr MR. Mn tt SP NJ. d
ehst the res and p,ili * + ces at each pre-
cinct snail be asf II w:
overlook At ). lungs Size; III gees: 5
r. Young II g. MARKER. A.. ID Gr.'
Rye zach At II til; judges: Ftank or
Mncisy-.t To e.; Judge Joe errar,,
BRAY
Unio .vilIe-tt Hall; Jul &c: T J. Hadley,
g ". 2rh rfor has r YES
Plea 'aut VI ,-Nt Bus1"e's z inch:
judges: NJ e Basnee, y lila n G. hrie, jos
Mier.
Dur '!len-i II re J nd res: C. Thomas,
n. A. Leonard J n N-ls,n
w WANING - st next Il ,or to Rohi,son's Ear
her Sh p; dyes: A d. Wi cox Z. g. bins,
G,ieo,d. uH, ELL ldges: Albert Lay. Paul
ri ,~pa. NJ Sha lie berg r.
R.-slett C ees-A' L varN's re~idenc Judg 81
L Trv. \ W. Lin 'sey D-nio.
Z. en- icy VI " Nb' u > tet'ctt,
O. Nth h De rond Frank hammond.
Pads At i he : II til; judges: William
weigtse Jtmes pvraes, D r. 'rawfori.
Ni.Oerni At Store; 'cge: e. Bowling, c.
D. liar
ye,. Greek " = ow Geek Hotel; Judges:
e..ns " n Ismes Wlson, Jnh~ j ICES
H,ml~ at ~ uss-- Tote Juices: II C.
Ha ,rh-e q, " Metch m, Roh,. Kemp.
St,n. RI 4-st ison's Ranch; id5es:
10 rmas N-lson.
-rrieg Civ p "a score: JUDGES. ID. 7.
HuIn6hreya. VI. w. II vi AMI, H lie.
. @'."ow Piat-At ta.on; Ju z s: g. w.
.Cor-elL Ppar Am NJ rch,n
Jaras,a ATT leBlrr MS House; JUG 8:
Juan Csassu-. Fred. q d hnr' y f.eBarr m
tStta Hrmhn ~ r. Evans Hnusc; Judges:
Fyans Bu ton II J Pat $. Evaps.
Thu az, erat f.aaris # Fle"i hall isne re-
tf. tas - earh De e,a,4. cleo. AZ their rsspectve
pyee7n-t.. and ala, mae re'u-us of the MI her
Cowat ,'cn.rai Nommit.ee.
Tn n ,a'iacations 'squi-ed ofvoters.in ADDITION
n n +, e req ire Nv the el"ctir' laws. ehai ~:
Are va, A peruh ics.. and " i y'u snpp'r, tna
no,u;ne.. Il the enuhlica1 9 un'y y 'nveoti'n
Fev su~ther gui a'ee. the attention o ne
T1e.- IN r ,,~d. an Yves il called - m" n"
gov -r,'ny PIN nv FL ctioTs, paga p, >fatHe's
If 1874
r layes ~ tie ga 'ps nrec nr's are re pec'fr''y
veou aas..a ~ ~enl III pr molly 10 the Secre
ktary = the Central CO. IN 80.
rE9n RlEO, Charm n,
IA RL>K~u,EE. Seer 'te~v.
Il cub an @ n " Genital Committee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-09-12

IN the District Court OF the Judicial District OF
N-vaia. in and for Humboldt county.
w. j. Bel. Pa,,tir, vs. j. NJ. Barrett and Anna
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Entrance fee, Is per cent. Il purse.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-04-25
Montpelier and Vicinity.
A. j. HOWE is in Boston.

A. j. HOWE is in Boston.
JAMES NJ. BOUTWELL, has returned from
his western trip.
F. w. BANCROFT is in Burlington the
guest of II. l.. Walker.
THIS is the last week of our offers of city
papers with the WATCHMAN.
PROFESSOR K. A. BISHOP will preach at
Bethany church on Sunday next
FoRTy-sIx Montpelier people went to
Burlington Monday to see Ermnie.
REV. j. o. SHERBURN will preach at East
Montpelier Center next Sunday at three M,
THE local Woman Christian Temperance
Union meets this week Friday with Mrs. d..
l.. Fuller,
MRS. T. r. MERRILL, Jr, is clerking in
Howes store during the continuance of
Miss Grout's illness.
PROFESSOR RICHARDSON of Dartmouth
College occupied the pulpit of Bethany
church on Sunday last.
A REGULAR meeting of Rob Morris Chap
ter, No. q, Order of the Eastern Star, will be
held on Tuesday evening next.
Posi- Brooks is something like 500 richer
as result of its venture in the engagement
of the Bohemian glass blowers.
THE STAR THEATER COMPANY begins a
weeks engagement at Blanchard Opera
house on Monday evening next.
REV. Mr.. WRIGHT devoted the service of
Sunday evening last to discussion of the
question of high license for the liquor traffic.
A NUMBER of friends of the young lady
gave Miss Libbie Bliss pleasant surprise
party at her home Wednesday evening last
THE listers report about one hundred
taxpayers still delinquent in returning
their inventories. This being the last day
for receiving inventories, it looks as though
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-04-25
Business and Amusement
Announcements.

l. o. o. F.-Vermont Lodge, No . 0. L.
at Odd Fellows Hall, Opera-house block,
Main street, every Wednesday evening at
half-past seven o'clock
NEW GOODS at Websters.
LOOK at the new kid gloves at Gleasons.
TENEMENTs to rent. Inquire of Frank
Hoyt.
TISSUE PAPER and paper napkins at d. F.
Longs.
New hosiery, gloves, ribbons etc, at
Gleason's.
READ Miss Meineckes announcement in
another column.
BAsE-BALLs and bats cheap at d. F.
Longs.
NEW spring garments at Gleason's. Great
assortment and low prices.
THE finest specimens of the photographers
art may be seen at Harlows.
SEE announcement of the appearance of
the Star Theater Company at Montpelier
next week
C. NJ. CUsHMAN, optician, will be in West
Randolph April %, 2G, 27 and %. Eyes err
amined free.
L. P. GLEASON & Co. have large assort-
ment of cotton underwear, and the prices
are extremely low.
OPENING days at C. A. Best's Wednesday
and Thursday, April 25th and Goth. All are
cordially invited. No cards
Look at the wool dress goods L. p. Glea-
son & Co. are selling at thirty-seven and
one-half and forty-ive cents per yard.
OUR lady readers should look out for the
millinery opening at Best's. An elegant
display of dress hats and bonnets may be
anticipated
EXCELSIOR WATER from Saratoga Springs
pure, fresh, sparkling and geauine-by the
glass or gallon, at Frank II. Bascom's drug
and cigar-store.
BARNARD, SUMNER & Co.'S new adver-
tsement on the fifth page discourses OF
dress goods and offers excellent bargains
Do not fail to read it carefully.
Hoops, Ayers, Browns, Corbett's, War
ner's Log Cabin and Bascom's .SdrSdpdrWdS
are sold at reasonable prices, and the goods
are JFeSH anu geHutHei al Bascoin 5 urug'
store. He don't have any dead or stale stock
on hand, but keeps the Uery best
SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST is guaranteed
upon loans sold by the Vermont Loan and
Trust Company of Grand Forks, Oak, j
E. Curran, the Montpelier agent, has on
hand an assortment OF such loans and
should be addressed for particulars.
A. j. HOWE will this week open a new
line of carpets, rugs etc. Ladies are in
vited to look at his muslin underwear
medium-'oeight rests, chidren's waists, etc
Plated dress braid in all colors. White
goods in great variety. Prices as low a'
the lowest.
AT the sign of the "Indian Queen al
Bascom's drugstore can be found all the
leadtng cigars of the country, including
Massasoit, Blackstone, La Normandi
Three knights, Electric, etc, etc Also
some choice imported cigars at fifteen ant
twenty cents each.
BARGAINS IN DEMONSTRATING severa
organs that have been used (rented) for {
short time, and wishing to close them out
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-04-25
Obituary.

CoBB.-Mrs. Lurenda Cobb died at the
home of George G. Chandler, near Mont
pelier, April 18. She was born in Plain
field, N. H., July 20, 1906 the daughter Of
Amasa JOY and his wife, Rebecca Stevens.
The latter was daughter of John Stevens,
Jr., and his wife, Anna Spaulding. She mar
ried March %, 1927, Joseph Stafford Sears,
son of Paul and Hannah Sears of Wood
stock, Vt, formerly of Rochester, Mass.
Their four children were born in Stowe and
Morrisville, vt. After the decease of her
husband and all their children she married
for her second husband February 10, 1876
Charles NJ. Cobb of Albion, Mich, for
merly of Stowe, VT, who died April 80,
1879 after which she resided in Stowe with
Mrs Lucy Morrison. Her only descendant
surviving is her grandson, George f. Moody
of Burlington.
MORSE. E.-Died in East Montpelier, April
1S, Therese L., only daughter of Fri Morse,
aged just twenty years. Many will remen-
Der the beautiful mother who faded away
in that same home seven years ago this
spring. Her rare and lovely qualities of
mind were perpetuated in the daughter
who has now passed on to meet her
Therese was beautiful from child and gave
promise of gifted womanhood. As stu
dent at Goddard Seminary she will be re-
membered as exceptional in her attain
ments. She early showed artistic talent
but failing health prevented its develop.
ment. Not the least was her capacity as
housekeeper for the father, now left desc
late. Her amiability and thoughtfulness
and the child-like simplicity and innocence
of her character won the love and admira
tion of all The harmony of her life was
perfect to its close. She faded as the
flower closes its petals at night. The
doubly-bereaved father and only brother
have the sympathy of the community il
their afiliction. Arthur came from til,
West to spend the last few weeks with his
sister. He is promising young man, now
in the employ of the Winona Lumber Com
many