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DR.. Helmbold, of burhu Mmcapd
fortune, writing from the lAugham
Hotel, London, TO the editor Of
the Cosmopolitan, talks OF bring
ing action against the New YORK
Herald for coupling his namcwith JAY
Cooke and other nuaucicrs Who Wvc
failed. oThere is Il touchoGwit IN ms
remarks-the Ctltor. -
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a General ana Preacher Aitera Rich
Widow.

4 GcneraI ana prcNchcr Aitera h'ch
widow.
Lexington (KyJ Correspondent Clnclhnhtl
Enquirer
1t may seem indecent to pry into
such matters, but cannot refrain from
telling YOU what is mmnred upon the
streets about the Rev. w. II. Birch,
who has been called from this city to
take charge of a church in lndianapo-
lis, and cX-Fedrral General liurbridse,
of hog order and other inlany. It
appears that the two have been paying
their addresses to the same lady, rich
widow. The preacher is short, stout,
little man. with good deal of push,
and, being on the ground, bad the
inside track. The General who, owing
TO the proverbial ingatitnde of l'epub-
lies, ckes out preearious existence in
C1yington, is in hard earnest, and pays
frequent visits here from Covington.
The rivalry between these two PERSON
aces is the town talk. Sometimes, i Is
said, the preacher has called when the
General was in the act OF deploying his
forces On such occasions the willy
churchman has retired, knowing he
could come upon the field when the
military man was In COvington.
Which gentleman holds the dearest
place in the lady's heart 1t is impossi-
die to say, but ! will wager on the
preacher.
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Nothing has been heard from Bob
Tay lor since hcNyas last seen at san
Antonio, Some imagine he ~ tired Of
running for Lieutenant Governor, and
4 about to ruin for Mexico Bob I'M
dcrstnnds the gHnic Of monte nearly
as well as Judge Hart, aud might
70 into the banking bUsinr5 there
with good prospects Of mahlhg money.
This running for Lieutenant joyerAvr
ON the RQdjyQlticJct in Texas does not
pay Statesman.
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90 any moment they May hr down
upon them, tnthr drtW don of tb,,r
NE and property san 'p,nu.a lier
MA.
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A yorNG lady In Fonddn Lac, while
out walking with her l0ycr, was at
tackled by savage dog who seized her
10y the breast aud tore II fton her
body. The Lover tainted VIA horror
at the sight, but the young lady, nih'g
mortified, went for the dog with a
picket rcmarking: "lhat ere cot me
a dollar and u half, and want matte
for no dog to ehuW up"
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EX-PRnslpENT FILLMORE and four
surviviviug mcmiwrs OF his old CaNi'
net Conrad, of Louisiana, Secretary
of War; Hall, OF New York, Post
master General Graham, of North
Carolina, Secretary Of ,tne Navy; ani
Stewart, of Virginia, Secretary Of the
Interior-are expected to YiSit Wash
ington this winlt for u fyiendly re-
uninn.f tttl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29

We have received very readable
and Instructive pamphlet, being the fourth
annual report oithe Vermont Dairy.men's
Association. The pamphlet contains the
names Of life members the roster ofOffi-
GERS. and the constitution Of the asssocis.
ton. and the addresses delivered and pa
ptrs read before the fourth annual meet
ing Of the association. These form a vol
ume Of ls6 pages. fall Of the choices, in
siruciiOn for every dairymau and farmer.
From some oOrrespondenee with which The
volume is prciaeod. j, appears 10 have
bOen printed at the expense Of Hon. Brad
ley Barlow, who voluntarily contributed
the necessary funds for its publication
that the farmers oftbe State might receive
the benefit Of it
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
Silver Coin,

Without attracting any extreme i'm.
portance to the matter, we think that the
country will approve Secretary Richard.
sous intention to prepare the way for the
re'introduction ofsilver coin, as at least
"a healthy sign on the part of the Gov.
ernmcnt.' The resumption of specie
payments mast be begun at some poipt
and probably the beginning, will be very
small. There is no portion of the curren.
cy that will answer better as n fold ar
experiment in this respect than the frac.
tlonal currency. We have the silver and
tbs down about to par with currency
or the latter has been brought nearly m
to coin, and there is no valid reason there.
fore, why the people should not have tho
privilege of choosing which they will have. !
90 far as it goes, the experiment will
throw light on several thiags. 1t will
tenn to show how much silver ihore is in
inc country, about which there are now
all sorts OF differences of opinions. Iti
VIII show how much the people really care
about getting rid of the much. abnsad
nithy fractional currency, and SUBSTITUTING
silver therefor. 1t will, also, indicate
'he earnestness Of the Government 10 tax.
any measures which look in the direction G
OF the restoration of specie payments Il
would seem to follow that if the Secretary :
OF the Treasury wishes to give the exper;.
,nent fair trial he will, for time At
least adopt some plan of retiring a cor. a
responding portion Of the fractional chr. h
rency, as otherwise the new COINAGE will O
be surplus and will stand poor Chance ;,
d getting int circulation, unless the non.
alar demand for it is of the most marked "
character, greater, indeed, than any signs y
iow indicate. The Department will 70. y
member that what is worth doing at all Is q
worth doing well, 1t will, of course be g
that our silver coins will be q
Wholly for internal or national use. Az III
he Director Of the Mint has recently
lid "They are not money Of commerce.
nd do not leave the country of their issue w
MIL expelled by an inferior currency, as ca
Dr. instance, excessive issues ofirredeem. ha
ole paper money Boston Jouraal. tic
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Literary Notices.


In Wooa's Household Magazine for No
rember, the table of contents seems spread for
Thanksgiving feast, and gives evidence that
no efforts have been spared that could add to its
excellence. "a Sermon on a skinner. " is mot
only in its quaintncss, and originality but con-
tains sound logic "Mrs. Pomoroy's Pin Mon
ey," is capital. "Uron the Stand, f" is another
mcritoIious sketch, by the popular writer Kate
W. Hamilton. Goldfish and Pototoas ;, h.,
Eleanor Kirk 10 abort sorial which onens
well. "Growing Aged Together" by the Rcg
Robert Collyer, is well worth the price Of tho
years subscription; il is full of This great MANS
eIoqucnce-powerful in its very simnlici,,
mere are many other interesting articles had
we space to mention them The poetry in this
number is unusually good. A new feature Of
the magazine is the introduction of nicturos
ana the Illustration, "Past, Present and En-
'ure' here given is exceedingly pretty
Price of magazine one dollar per year--witb
the chrome yosemite" one dollar and hale
Address, H'oois Household .Hoqa.ias. Now
burgh, N. Y.
The first number of ST. NICHOLAS boa ;ust
been issued, Pictorially tits one of the most boor
tiiNl magazines in the country, being enriched
by designs from the pencils of Miss. Ballock
Sol kytinge, Miss Lcdyard, Shepard, Bollcs
Beard, and others
Inc reading matter is varied and bright
There are thirty-three articles, some for tbo
very little ones, some for the oldest of vour,
people and some for every age between We
md IN Its broad wel-printed pages, poems bv
william Cullen Bryant, Celia Thaxter. Incv
'arcom, and others. There is capitol bumon- n
airy sketch by Rebecca Harding Davis Dom
lld U Michel contributes characteristic arti-
le' entitled "Wlo wrote the Arabian Nicbtsp,
."u 'ne hrst chapters of serial story by Frank +
y stockton are given. Statutory by the con-
uctor, Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, is sure TO reach
ne heart brewery chid-roader- the hearts of
neir fathers and mothers as well. Among tho
'ofles we find charmingly-told account NJ
lry visit to beehive, by annie Moore: an
Sceedhngly funny little story by Maryaret
= - - ~'A H'Nty tdleS by raul Fort, and
>. Stacy. Lucretia p. Hale tells the aovo,
Tres OF doll, Noah Brooks has capitol arti- Is
FOR boys, called "By the Sea- and Olive
hrone talks about certain sold Fashioned 7
att ca 4,
ihere are also interesting descriptions of "a
as passenger-pigeons, the curious Inhabitants
'ne farallone Islands, and the Piute Indian.
siues bright little "Jingles'' and a who'll
ge IN large type for little children with bi- :.
u.s. we must not forget to mention as an al ON
faoio feature short story in German for the o
neht Of youngsters who are learning ,hat f..
guage' similar French story IL anpoun ed
lot Inc next number, Then aJack-ip-tbe natl natl
'pit' curious fellow who is full of r.no said
Oh wit and wisdom, holds forth most e,,.u aec w
lmgly; and there are capitol notices Of T. said
ne books, intended for these who will ro.a d d
DOCKS and puzzle department that will s ssat
'aihiy sharpen the wits of the youngsters MOL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
SPAIN.
General News.

&c -Aterrible explosion occurred on Tues
l. day IN the dualn works Of Messrs. Ferri
n d Co., at Winsor Mills, Canada, shattere
l. the mill to atoms and blowing in pieces
two inmates j F'5 d5airG H. ana HSan4 az ..
slstant' The explosion shook tho eartl
Tor miles around. The two men were liz
orally torn topieccs. One mans head wa,
FOUND In tree eight rods off, and no mari
OF the other mans body could be found
part OF torn and bloody boot beng the
only thing found belonging to him.
"A bona fde case ofyellow fever was
discovered on Washington Street, New
ork' Wednesday morning The patient
who was stricken with the fever was Pot
rick Henry, who is said to have arrival
fro" Memphis, Monday, and three other
men slept in the room with him, Mo,d,v
nlgAt' lie was Immediately removed TO
bIackwell's island and the premises di,io.
fected.
The grand jury of the territorial dis.
'rict court of Dakota returned last week
IN Indictment against p. 2. Winteruu,s
who SHOT Gen. McCook, charging him
with manslaughter only. Appearances 50
indicated that the jury had been
with that the Judge ccnsured
them severely.
line committee Of Bcecher's church
nave begun an investigation of the cbarg.
Is against Henry G. Bowen and Theodore I
liton Tor slaudering Mr.. Beechcr Il 10
composed of the deacons and deacopessss
With some of the more prominent mem. .
'ers of the church, and numbers about 30 i
Is authority is merely advisory, and its !, i
uty will end when it shall have hoard 0
II inc evidence in the case, and submit. :
ca H. with its recommendation, 10 the as. "
o'eo church Tor hna action.
THAT somewhat mythical institution 50
hown as the "casterly air-curreut" is 10 st
ave another trial, aud by more sensible 81
sy than any ofthe projected transatl,ot.
VOYAGES, prof James Allen, a PRAY. IN
ence aeronaut, who made an ascension To-
st. Johnsbdry is going to San F,ancis. mi
! under an engagement with the pro. las
ietor OF Woodward's gardens, to make OF
p'iVe ascensiOns, taking up passengers oe
thousand feet or SO, for several months, pa
q at the conclusion of that engagement tov
VIII 60 up In balloon holding 2OO.-
y cubic feet of gas, equipped and pro. DC
iohed tor long voyage, and will try wit
at Roadway he can make for the Allan. WI
coast Whether balloon can be sus. int
ned Tor long VOYAGE is as much of on
innarum as the existence of the east. olo,
air:curreat, aud it is more prudent to :
'eriment over dry land than to take =
rine risks. Bet
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
Patrick To5ans EsfaI,

onsrs sbs,1sep5lesrs having been appointed by N,
nellie Commissioners, 10 raceyo D na OF La;
sainstthe estate of all persons, "a
In sa,a f 5atrlck Tobin late of Watcryflle
sald district, deceased. renrasantad a'ie.
Ia73 beinr on months from the 10Th dav or tect
Tors Of said sl9wsd By said Court to the erod
respective claims befors ushiia. ana prove their
dwelling b 20 she duties appointment AZ Az
said Dstrc ta sc q Mary Tobin, n WaterviIe' IL
and April NJ ~ "a .he Third Saturday Of Jan,,arv
zach Of said days eA' III 'he forenoon, on
J. II. PAGE -
"a'orv''ie' October Goth, K. n. ls7a ''0nofs =
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29

oaly four rails to throw od-expeeiing to
be out Of the way ~ few misuiss. The
result was broken engines, track ioTn up
ears thrown a. &C. Fortunately the
only person injured vas the fireman Of the
''irOa tram" Who received only a slight
bruise on the forehead.
The engineer and fireman Of the "irOa
train" Peroeiving that they were about
to be rus into. juHpod from the engine
which received The full shock from the
Oa-coming trails. having previously pulled
the throttle wide open aud reversed. The
heavy eOncussiou started the train back
wards. aud IN less time than il takes TO
record il was flying back to the Junction
with no hand to stay its progress. Telc.
grams were Immediately sent forward to
let it Iun on the switch and stop as it
, The traekmen, however, were engaged
IN their repairs. havingttheir flags cut in
iue form, and had just taken up defec.
i've rail WheE Che unchecked train swept
Town upon them. OF course, out one
hing could happen, and for the second
ims within the space of four miles the
ra,k was filleG sith with the ruins of
Trecksd trainssss yoA. .t.#
1t took about six hours 10 clear the
DAD of the rubbish. and passengers ar
wed at White River Junction at JPN.
'siead ofl2 Nj.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29


FARMERS mutual FIRE INsuRANc,
CoMP'NY.-Mthe twenty-fourth ANNA
meeting of this eompe-y, L.il ut Its sffio,
IN Montpelier, the following directors = nd
ofhcer' were elected for the ensuing wear.
to wit:
D!rectors-Aldison couaty, Gustavus
V. Cook, New Tavcn; Bennington conntr
MI Elias b. Burton Manchester, and Tara nj
sibley' Bennington Centre Caledonia
george ). Shaw Isl. Johnsbury; Chittep.
a Wn, Tory . b. Wales, Burlington Essex.
y, Wm: IT, llartshqn, Guilhal Frapklin
', l. sowl's, Swanton; Grand Isle
David 5 Sweet, Afburgh Springs; La.
noble, NJ. O. Hath, johnson ORANGE
Jonn /, Stearna Bradford Orleans
> oseph Bates, "a Derby; Rutland, NJ
j. francisco, Rutland; Washippten J
l Poland Samuel Wells, Carlos Bancrof,
Theron !, 0. BaileyiA. @. Brown and p
I Pitkln' Montpelier; Winham, n 3
Campbell, Bratllebro; Windsor, Georcc
= Robbins, Chester u2cs,
oh,efs-Presidaa,t, Perley p. PIT.
I'm; Vi"e-Presiden, Tory Il. Wales
Joseph Poland; Treasurer
'amuel Wells
his is the twentyffth successive cleo.
ION o. the present secretary and treas.
rcr of the company ,'a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29

'' ;a ~ rATENIs.-The following patents Wow
issued from the u s. Patent Office to ci,; we're
81 o. vermont for the week ending Oct '1 =.
r rS.S; Reported for the Newsdeaier. bv AT AZ
coz os MASON, Solicitors of Patent.
QUO Seventh St., Washington, D. &. ''"'S
!, Toilet Rack, Oscar Cooke ana
FRANK hendcld, both Of Morrstown '
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29


THE HfDoR MARKET.-The horizon i
shutting Gown closer and closer around
the labor market. The Young Men,
Christian association Of Boston warns ncr
in search ofwork MOTTO go there, as there
are already fall 1900 mechanics, mostly
skilled in tleir trades, wandering about
that city viii nothing TO do. No doubt
many carlehters aud builders have flocked
into Bostol thinking to fnd work there
Tor the winter. Bat the burnt district is
nearly rcbtilr, and more men are being
discharged than hired. In New York,
the building trades are much more ready
to treat than they have been for two years.
The power II the bricklayers and masons'
union and hborers' union will no longer
be able TO leep.' wages up to 81 ard $50.
for day d eight hours. The bosses in
the building trade have voted 10 reduce
wages 90 Gnts a day after November |.
In many other trades, at New York, la.
borerS werefaid off and discharged, Set.
ufday night 50 that the distress widncs.
Three shoe manufacturing firms suspended
entirely, thePperatives in one ofthem re.
using to submit to the alternative of a
reduction of Sagcs, which was very fool.
sh' People v1o can get work at living
wages had Letter be thankful and take it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29

Tuu O,,,.. :,
H. ms Is QUESTION SETTLED. Those em;ner, -.
and nv 9 I,ark' Physician to Queen victnr sa
"na ". huges Bennett, say that co,sn ,v.oria'
=. ru,ea. Dr. Wstard knew this wbap ~
vt,Vo'e cry his now widely known R,r .avn ne
I'D .hERhy, and experience has nroSaJ or
'rerectness Of his opinion, aus proved the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
CURE OF ASTHMA
o.
20 YEARS STANDING
STATEMENT OF
HON.V. S.FERRb

To THE PUBLIC,
For the past twenty years have Os'D
sufferer from Asthma The slightest W. 4,
produce such an effect upon my air-'up'' 4
was with the greatest difficulty eOu~ N
About six months ago placed mysen w. N
care of Dr. S. W. Smyth, Of burlington 7" i.
though Twas under his care only about 'N a
the result has been highly satisfactory
mathic symptoms Passed off when WIS NJ
but three weeks, and have PSI
most comfortable winter that have seen y al
y years. am nov just recovering ron III
old, but with no return Of the Asthma
therefore, recommend all SIMILARLY snee'"'
'r. smyth before glvingup in despair -
V. s.Fs'ES
-,
swanton, VI, April 18th, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29

In Iherpe's Essay published last
week. it reads 30s $1,000 tons of bav 10
each OF her population, whereas it should
nave rcad-"to each 100 of her popula-
ton"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
Morrisville, Oct. %. 1879.
II. G. Cooks Estate.

L. " LOOKS Estate.
State of Vermont, Lamoille District &C r.
PROBATE Court, held at johnson in said R;s
On me 18th day Of October, 1873.
n = hason Cook, administrator of the estat Ia 90 r
al oook late OF Hyde Park IN said District doc.as
nat presents ms administration account for examj
said deceased, "n Vi 'he estate OF
mcnereapGn It Is ordered by said Court that said
said Coprt ~ nc referred to session of
in 'ne lath day Of Nov. 1879, for hearing and
that noti ,neI Ssreo, And it is further ordered
cerned nv t ne,e1l pc given to all persons con
woaE Newsdealer printed at Hyde PARK three
!, sha ,tosaid time appointed for hear
and show csns may appearat said time and ri ace
made. aiioWeo, ana such decree
80 Attos. ~ . -s.5s IL
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a strong teclinsis developing itselI
IN the hHanGiai circhs against ALLOWING
oa"ks' other than savings banks, to pay
interest on deposits. The country banks
nave been IN the habit Of sending their
surplus deposits to city banks and reeciv
ing a certain interest upon them. When
,"e crash Oh a panic comes, the country
banks take the alarm and press for their
money which the city bank has loansd
cut at a still larger interest, and hence i.
unable to return in time 10 meet the ne.
its rural ;eoajutor. By nro
'loi'ing either the payment or the receipt
u interest on these deposits, the tempta.
Ion TO speculate upon surplus funds will
'e taken away.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
Morrisyille, Vt, SEPT, mr.
DR.. S. W. SNYru:

Dr.. S. W. SNYru:
De% S'r-I an pleased to lant,,.
template makinsnprofcs,ional rl,i,sy.
this fall. I take this opportunityof,o,,.
ing my gratitude to you for asda, |.
received under your treatment. ,y /,
ago. At that time, ! was suffering irun,u
affection and ulceroatd sore throat lu,,
general health to an extent quite sarIv,
self and family. Although had boz, n.
care of somo ofthc best regular physc,s .
place and in Burlington, rcceIyCdno p,v.
benefit whatever, but was gradually a. ,
growing worse, when consulted you. q
hut oncei yet after following up your va
remedies for few weeks, ! felt myself ~;
free from any catarrhal trouble; thu, gmt
and few weeks treatment. you aiTectei,s,i
cure. Iwruld also say in behalf Of MAJ
that yourtrcatmcnt other case for Iua4i
tarrh was highly satisfactory, electias q
two or three months.
You seem to me TO understand, as by ir.
the character of malady, and It's remtdl
have n multitude Of patients thrcughcuths
md have not seen or heard Of one to VITA
lava held out the promise Of relief, Hhai
lering It. Your entire practice amongahs
great success, and checrfully rccomHtndy1
ny frisndsand the public at large as q Tb!a
deserving the utmost confidence.
Very respectfully yours,
PHILIP K. GLEIl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
Foreign News.
TAaNCr


The Bonapariis, deputies THURSDAY
signed document protesting against ih'
schemes for the restoration Of monarchy
Thirty Of the former deputies Of Alsae,
aud Lorraine have signed an address 10
the Assembly in favor Of a republic.
Minister Washbarne. CoDsul-general
Read, d. ID. Field of New York, NJ.
Frederick Psssy, secretary Of the French
peace society, and others. met at Paris,
Friday, and discussed the proposition laid
down at the judicial congress Of Brussels.
The conference was fallowed by dinner.
at which toast to the friendship Of France
and the United States was enthusiastically
received.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Sir Samuel Baker, who recently re-
turned from Africa, is seriously i'll from
inflammation on the lungs.
A meeting was he'd at Blackheath,
Friday il favor Of amnesty to Fenian
cOnvicts, 5000 persons being present
The affair passed of quietly.
ASIA.
A despatch from central Aisa brings
intelligence OF frightfuI scenes 10 Khiva.
Upon the evacuation of the capital by
he Russian troops the YOumeds revolied.
Ind plundered the town. after which they ,
destroyed it. In addition to these ex.
ess0s the Uspeks slaughtered 1000 Per-
iahs. who were emancipated from slavery. !
he Khan sent to Gen. Kaufman, asking
or assistance TO enable him to restore or.
er, but it is not known what answer was
lada.
No official notice has yet been received -
the Italian government of the pub ;,
lshed statement in the Paris memorial =
iplomatique that the count de Cham -
'rd had sent note to tbs ferelgn powers %
at his policy would not be aggressive, u
I'd that he would not reinstate the pope
his temporal possessions. M
SPAIN. CIV
1t is said Germany has sent cavalry tn
icers to accompany tho Carlists head to
Iarters in its movements in Spain. wa
The government feet arrived off Carta. 10
ma, Thursday last, and formed in line of col
tile. The forts opened fire without eff. ter
1t, the insurgent vessels remaining iu- In
lie the harbor. An engagement was ex. Del
cted on the following day. The insur- IN
mt junta at Cartagcua demanded ran. tina
N of $4,000 each for four merchant. dec
n which were captured by their feet.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29

EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERs.-The time
by the town superintendent Of the sever
al counties of the State for the regular
fall examination Of common school teach
ers are as follows:
Addison, Saturday. NOvembnr Sih.
Bennington, Saturday. November LIST.
Caledonia, Saturday. November 18th.
Chittendon, Saturday, November 18th.
Essex, Saturday. November 22d.
FRANKLIN. Saturday. November ODD.
Grand Isle. Friday. November 18th.
LamOll'e, Saturday, November 18th.
Orange, Saturday November 18th.
Orleans. Saturday, November Doth.
Rutland. Saturday. November Sth.
Washington, Saturday. November 22d.
Windham. Saturday, November 22d.
Windsor, Saturday. November sth.