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of the physicians' interest the result awaited with much and will be failure of the Sioux City of Loan the prin of themes of the Many Trust THE Company conver has versation been one in Montpelier reports during cipal the blocks past of week. the stock grossly held by exagger- citizens of of large Montpelier have true been that considerable ated, although it well is as in Barre, Northfield, A wellis held here, as and Nashua, N. H. who is Randolph Montpelier the West gentleman from Sioux City since known in the West has visited receive from him $1,500,- states failure. that the assets A letter of the liabilities company are amount com- to 000. and the direct the liability of the opinion, $745,000, besides of paper. In his sale, as guarantor now sold at forced does pany if the property was disastrous, but he force a result might be intends to matthe think the assignee was made as a to protection had paper not sale. The signment prevent the forcing com- of ter collaterals. of The compan not be in t, and uniform the ing due that was could made to secure It was a alsor treatment assignment of all creditors. Bank had gone down mored that the Sioux cashier of that cred- instiitor in the failure, The but the Sioux Bank is not connected it We have this failure tution says of the Trust foreseen Company the or stringency would in with the money prepared market to meet it. but There we cause and were run on the bank, one no signs of a A.S. Garretson, is get were were ready for one. of the Trust Company, on its of the directors confident that it It will was all the At refeet very again. He says financial stringency so hard sult of the general 1873 has money been renewals of no get time as siuce now, which fected made with the stand rest, loans to difficult. assign I am I propose the to loss. but I shall not and take my share of was the by the COMPARATIVELY deal small the audience most captious only A thing with fault which in the tation people of critic could find by the young for Magazine Vivant house last Friday Library evening Guild. at the benefit opera of the Ladies' which was thrown the The charm affair of novelty added shortcomings, to its enjoyment the around if the there were any each number defects on and generous applause indicated given that minor pleased the brogramme overlooked opened by the with A a were programme entitled auditors. The the magazine tableau frontispiece O'clock to Tea, arranged as My a Uncle's W. Five painting by Gelhay by Frederick Eli from the was illustrated Cashman. J. Will as Charles and Miss Jessie Bancroft as M. Barker, Miss Sabin's Goodenough Marigold. the gay and Sabin as Florence impersonation of independpiquant maiden, the nonchala shown by Mr. Banence haughty of Cashman the wily as scheming, of were Barker, capcroft, and out by Mr. Goodenough, hit The facting was E. brought and made a great Miss Margaret the ital, worthy of instructor professionals of elocution The Strategy at of a to a Shanks, Methodist Seminary, read Miss Shanks but was her less Miss Belton, Montpelier Jr. audience, marked She is stranger was none the artist, refined and sym- natsuccess little talent and vivacan interesting with unmistakable Her pathetic, as an elocutionist her to be thorural genius versatility showed work, and she ity and sympathy with her her audience. oughly in rapport with she renwas at once en persistent encore, effect. In answer to a lullaby with pleasing by Thomas dered a dark Pauline Paylovna," ilustrated Tho Bailey poem, Aldrich, was as admirably Count Sergius J Smith PavGeorge A. Viles and Miss Lillian Queen by ovich Panshine, the last scene, as Nastasia. In by Miss Shanks ladies and illus- and Summer," read twenty young Lucy Moulton as trated by with Mrs. bright costumes, gentlemen, queen, the display and of faultless marching that entertainment rhythmic fitting dancing close to an on all participatreflected was the highest credit bright ing. streets of Montpelier visiting were and resident the THE the uniforms of Wednesday when establishwith Fellows last of the celeOdd anni versary America was various seven ty-fourth that order in of the ment of the mem bers pments in the brated by cantons and Vermont. encamp In the direc- afterlodges, seventh district of formed under with the T.J. noon a parade was Collins, marshal, Myers, Wiltion of C. L. Willey, Huntley Lafayette W. procession Minard Keegan, Strong, Eber as aids. The Military liam and J. B. Eidredge of the Montpelier A. Taylor, was made up Montpelier, W. and DaughBand; Canton officers, Canton Vincaptain; grand in carriages? captain; memters of Rebekah E. F. Smith, of Montpelier. ton of of Barre, subordinate West lodges Cabot was bers Northfield, line of march village, and after and Barre, Waterbury The streets of the gatherhall through the it was principalities dismissed of Vermont social lodge. Blanchwas held in exercises the were held conducted in by ing The evening and were grand master ard opera house, of Brattleboro, as noble L. J Retting lodge of Vermont, Northfield as viceof the grand C D. cigerton of Nickerson of ident Barre of grand, and Rev C.S. Wing, grand, George W Montpel village, chaplain. of trustees elcome of to the visiting was Fellows Grand the extended board cordial and their friends, Master hich RetOdd responde to evening by was furnished a choir briefly ting. Music for elier the Orchestra, and Mrs. by Laura F. by composed the Montpelier of Mrs. W. Chapman A. Briggs, and Charles and diOviatt, Herbert H. H. S. Scribner pianist was deliv by Lowe, with principal address of Franklin, rise rector. Hon The Joseph master Kidder of New Hamp and ered N. H., past Kidder grand sketched from the its incepshire. Mr. Odd Fellowship to the presprogress in Baltimore, of Md., many in 1819 of the objections length ent, tion and answered it. He spoke at some the order is urged against charitable work in the past on the great cited the fact fifty that millions of Fel- doldoing seventy- and -four years expended over by the that Odd work. lars have been of this country Barre in responded lows' Hon. lodges O. B. Hiawatha Boyce of lodge. presented In a District bright some behalf of J. H. Senter Barre with seventh a handspeech, E. F. Smith brethren of of the work appreciation is jewel Deputy jewel from his of the faithful engraved held the The festivities district performed iderent in by him. offices The Mr. Smith of has the day closed HILL. with in the with order. a dance in Blanchard ball. BISHOP SEMINARY was in northern the New hill York PROFESSOR last GEORGE week. L. STORY was on last REV. Thursday. ROOD of Swanton visited her daughSunday Cochran ter MRS. MISS over CORRUTH and last week. Miss guest visited of friends on the of hill Burlington Sunday. was the MISS TAFT Hawkins on has voices been ssor organized Blanpied. Miss A CHORUS Grace of about for commencement twenty-five under