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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

RIcnMoND.-The Republican caucus on
Saturday evening resulted as follows:
Delegates to District Conrention.-Dr. 4.
K. Camp, A. c. Noble, e. L. Stow.
Delegates TO State CoRrentiOn.-Ira W.
Sayles, A. X. Jacobs, Samuel F. Cutler
These delegates, who are in favor of the
nomination of Gov. Taft. were elected by
vote Of 81 to %. over the following ticket
for Judge Peck: Elisha Andrews. Stafford
COLBY. Salmon Green.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

WEsrroRD.-The Republican caucus, on
saturday evening, unanimously elected l..
C. Nichols. Alney Stone, and 5. Ii. Ma
-5mber, delegates to the State Convention,
They are for r. 5. Taft for Governor.
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.r,,I,yCroN AND VICINITY.
state Political Notes.

s,,rs of the Jericho Republicans decline
?. accept any blame for the small attendance
+be caueus to elect delegates to the State
Convention. They say that the notice oil
,bo caucus was entirely insufficient and that
Wv small portion of the Republican
1-.o-s we're aware that caucus had been
called till it was over.
Tho towns of Stowe, Elmorc, Wolcott,
uydcpark, and waterville. in LamOille
county. have elected Peek delegates to the
state convention
Lowell sends two Peck delegates.
The Orleans county delegates. thus tar
olscted are generally uninstructed, and
,,,st of them not committed on the Cover
nor question.
The Barton delegates are understood to
10 favorable to Judge Peck.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

CHARLOTTE The Republican caucus,
Saturday evening, was presided over by
Joseph Barton and resulted as follows:
Delegates to State COnoentiOn-CharlesB
Cook, W. II. IL. Varney, Henry Thorp.
Two ofthe delegates TO the State Convention
are understood to favor the nomination OF
Russell S. Taft for Governor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

tOstINthtss Is N-grnVated by
The use Of strong pursatves The only .ional
treatment Il some gentle laxative and tome like
DIR. UARRisON's PERIsTALTIc LOzEsGEs These
never weaken, but gradually restore nature. They
remove oppression, dizziness, headache, and every
form OF ind gestion; also, the only proper remedy
for piles. either bleeding or otherwise Trial box
% cts lLarge box, GO cts, mailed tree for this last
price.
Dr.. HARRIsONS ICELAND BALsAN n splendid
cure for coughs, h0arseness, and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by Il. S. HARRISON Il
Co.. Propretors, No. | fremont Temple Boston,
and by all druggists. Junel-wlmsn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

CoLcHEsTER.-At the caucus held at Wi
nooski, Tuesday afternoon, the folio wing
were elected delegates to the State Co nyen-
ton L. F. Burdick, 5. L. REYNOLDS, G.
d. Nash, &. b. Hine, E. S. Morton. The
delegates were not instructed to vote for any
particular candidate; but are understood
to be in favor of Judge Peck.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

BENNINGTON The Republican caucus,
Monday afternoon, elected the following
delegates to the State Convention Hon. c.
f. Houghton, Hon. II. G. Root, DR.. II. j.
Potter, Albert Kingsley, W. B. Sheldon,
Thomas j. Tiffany. The delegation is IN
derstood to be in favor of the nomination of
Russell 5. TAFT for Governor.
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Commercial.
Reported FOR the Free Press.
Huntington Lumber Market.
Vr~,r r.-,-...,- - - IN $50


in these days @; general depression. it is some
thing to state that the Planning Mills OF this city
are running ;ull time with the exception Of
one closed since last l although it is safe to-day
tina; ther capacity in Of the work to be done.
While such stagnation exists among the lumber
dealers in the great centres OF consumption, even
less business in our market might be expected
than is actually the The receipts oflumber are
comparatively small Tor the season, and stocAs are
notaccumulatn- 70 any extent. Some sales are being
made by DC acrs here. to ship direct from the pro
duc'n- points, j. customary at this OF the
year from the cd lumber winterin- over.
/. the large wholesale dealers in the several
markets OF the country content themselves
with less business for season. and let stocks ac-
eumu.ate at the manufacturing points instead Of
IN their own yards, it would seem wise policy.
Prices remain substantially though
there a light variation in very few desc- ptions.
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Iy ExyKRyPTCY.
ynTIcE In HANNRUPyCY.

rI,HIS is to give notice, that on tne Z2nd day Of
May, A. ID. ,s74, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of Charles o. Sou D.
OF southgate Foster Of Royalton, in the County o.
Windsor, and State OF Vermont. who have been az
dged Bankrupts their creditors petition thit
nroperty belonging 10 said Bankrupts, to them, or
Tor their USE and the transfer Of any property 1y
them are forbidden by law; that meeting o. tne
creditors Of said Bankrupts, to prove their aeo.s
will he held at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be hoideh
at the office Of d. &. Denison & Son, in K9yaiton'
hasors shrl Underwood Esq.. Register, on the 2srd
u'' Va '"' " GEO. P. FOSTER,
.o,v9w u S Marshal, as Messenger
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RANDoLPu.-At the caucus. Saturday.
the following delegates to the State Con-
yention were chosen: n. Smith Clark.
VEIL. Dubois, } W. Fargo james Hutch
inson, |. p. Osgood Substitutes. Louis
?. Thayer, E. j. McWaine. B. F. Adams
p. f Gnrr, Luke Parish. Our correspon-
dent says; IAN for Peck, first, last and
forever
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

THE
Church Street Hardware Store.
New York Enamel Paint!

NEW 4OrK Enamel Paint |!
THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD.
This Paint is composed Of pure White Lead. Zinc
Linsced Oil, and other materials chemically com.
bned. forming new compound, which dries uuon
the surface making smooth, glossy, beautiful and
desirable paint. Does not fade chalk, or pee, off.
will retain its beauty and freshness twice n, lon,
as the best Lead and Oil mixed in the old way.
TESTIMONIALS.
WISoosKI FALLS, W., Nav e. 1874
MEssRs. RIPLEY HoLroN:
GESrLEMEy-I have recently examined xooaen
structures which have been painted from one 10 two
years, with paints which purchased OF Won known
as Chemieai Paints and am prepared to say that
thus TAR 1t has stood the action Of the weather bet
Ter than paints which have had applied as mixed
IRON Leads which have purchased or yarious deaf
ers and IN some cases i has been applied to build
ings when other paints had failed to remain. |
cheeriuily recommend your paint as both durable
and desirable. Yours respectfully,
F. G. KENNEDY.
JosEsvILLg. March LIST, 1874.
Gents.-In the fall of 1872, 1 used the New York
Enamel Paint on my buildings. consider il a good
paint, II does not chalk or crack: and yet retains
It's original gloss. HENRY HILDRETH.
ESSEX. W., May 9th, is7i
RIPLEY & l1oLroy:
tents,-Two years ago I painted my buildings
with New York Enamel Paint Thus far ii looks a.
Wei as when first used 1t. consider 1t tie cheap
est and most desirable paint in the market
MILO KELLER
For sale only by RIPLEY HOLTON.
Dealers in Builders and Saddlery Hardware.
Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, Leather Betting
and Coffin Trimmings.
June , = fd&w2m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

SnELBURN.-We learn that the Republi-
can caucus Saturday evening elected f. S.
Rowley, James f. White, and A. d. Whit
ney,, delegates to the State Convention,
all favorable to the nomination of Russell S.
Iaft for Governor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

The shipment of lumber from this station
oyer the Central Vermont Railroad for the
week ending June 9th, was III cars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

Paris green, a tablespoonful in ten
quarts of water, is calculated to make the
p,tato-bug very unhappy.
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CnAR1orrE.-We are reliably informed
that one of the Charlotte delegates, Mr.
Cook. is in favor Of Judge Peck for Cover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

Ladies, one half the trouble in running your sew
ing machines may be avoided by using the Eureka
Machine Twist. II Ii the D1sf. Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

II j. estimated that the yield of maple
,r,r the past season reached Is ,OOO, goo
hounds. and was worth 81 100000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

The Democratic State Convention will be
,.r3 at Montpelier, June %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

Mr.. Loren B. Lord has formed a partner
ship with Henry a. johnson, under the
name and firm Of Henry, johnson & Lord.
The new firm viii be among the largest
manufacturers Of and dealers in proprietary
medicines in the country. owning such stan
dari preparations as Downs Elixir, White ;
Elixir and Shaker Anodyne.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

MoRRIsTowN.-The following gentlemen
have been chosen delegates to the State Con-
vention: Ii. II. Powers, P. F. Spauldng,
Seymour Harris, John NJ. Campbell The
delegates were not instructed. The last
three are grangers, and are understood to
be for Judge Peck and f. P. Cotton.
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ant West they render it, " lie was a
.-,r,er and they took him in
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DELEGATES.


Riley L. Stearns, Luman \. Drew, d.
". Robinson, E. IL. Trick, W. A. Crombie,
e. J.. Hart, 6. d. Weller, c. f. Allen, E.
{, Ryer, Buel J Derby.
The ticket for Judge Peck was headed
Peoples Ticket and bore the following
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

Now is the time to ''squelch'' the apple
+-ec worms, il it is to be done at all.
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FERRIsBuRGH.-At the Republican eau
Gus June 30, the following delegates
were elected to the State Convention: DR..
Ii. F. Cram, o. d. Stone, VIM. Allen, Geo.
G. Robinson. Substitutes, A W. Mead, j..
Q. Adams, A. c. Collins and c. ". Wicker.
Dr. Cram and Geo. q. Robinson are under
stood to be Taft men. The preference of
the other two is not known. \ correspon-
dent who was present at the caucus thus
writes US. AT our caucus last evening we
had the first fruits of our Ferrlsburgh
grange. At their last meeting week ago,
the members were requested to remain after
the grange adjourned, in order to select
ticket to support at our republican caucus
They made their ticket and came to the
caucus with ballots all prepared. so as to
give Us unfortunate ones outside great
defeat BY some mistake however they
allowed US to elect DR.. Cram and Mr.. Robin
son, delegates and A. c. Collins and c. W.
Wicker, substitutes, in opposition to the
rr-a ,,oors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

MendOn, Rutland County, has elee ted
Aloten Bennett and W. Kimball, delega 'es
to the Republican State Convention. T. lie
Herald says Judge Peck, for Governor.
seems to be the favored candidate with the
peODle of MendOn''
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9sm advertisements.
GREEN MOUNTAIN sTITD.
WEST RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
The following Trotting Stations will make tn,
season of 1874, at the Green Mountain Sind F,~,,,
EAMBLETONIAN MONARCH.

Nl-nIONl.
The following Trottns Stations will make the
season Of 1874, at the Green Mountain Stud Farm,
EAMBLETON1AN MONARCH.
Foaled ls6i, Blood Bay, &c Hands, Sired by Rvs
dyk's lamble;onian, Dam by Roe's Ab1allah Chief.
by Old Abdallah.
Terms, Sso to wit. $40 at time Of service, and s9l
when mares prove in foal.
DON GIOVANNI,
foaled $50, Bay, Isl Hands, Sired by Hampton. he
by hysdyks HambletOnian, Dam by Volunteer
the SIRE Of Hunress record 2123 Gl0ster 22ll and
WIN. H. Allen, 143i,) he by Rysdyk's lIambletoniap.
Grand Dam by Old AbdallaL
VIII be limited 10 20 Mares Terus sen 10 wit
go al time OF service, and ~ when Mares prove in
iotl. Mares that do not prove 10 be in foal can be
returned next season, and the SO previously paid
will be allowed.
PORTLAND,
toaled is6j. Black, Is Hands Sired by Cfa-fon Dam
oy VIM Tell, Grand Dam by Old Abdallah
Terrqs $40 TO insure.
Mares pastured at 81 per week. At owners risk.
No business attended TO on SUNDAYS.
VI for Circulars, giving extended ped grees
'uli particulars, &c., please address,
MOULTON BROS.
June l2-j0T2mos West Randolph, Vermont.
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DIRECTORS

Ex-Goy John B. Page, of Rutland. Vt;
Col Franklin Fairbanks. St. Johnsbury,
Vt; Lawrence Barnes. Burlington Ex-
Gov John Gregory Smith st. Adams; Hon.
+. p. Cotton, lrasburgh Jacob Edwards,
Boston Hon. James Skeal, Ottawa :;
W. Stanley. c. +. J. +. SIN
cennes, John Pratt, President Richelieu Co;
Judge 5 ". Foster. knowlton, p Q; j.
NJ Thibodeau. Of Royal Insurance Com
pany; Hon. John Young, Chairman OF
llarbor Commission.
At meeting Of the Directors. the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Hon. John Young, President; Hon.
John L. Page, Vice-President Hon. NJ.
Aylmer. Lenoxville, p. O.. Secretary; j.
F. Sincennes, Treasurer.
The Bank du Peuple of Montreal was Sc
lected as bankers of the company. The
new and enlarged Board of Directors is re-
garded as q very strong one. We learn
that the attendance at the meeting was
larger than at any previous one, and the
general feeling in regard to the enterprise
exceedingly hopeful.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

Tie caucus was pretty large one, as
caueuses go. though not half the Republic
can voters Of the city took the trouble to
come out to it, and was orderly and quiet
throughout The result was generally ex-
pected, and gives the great majority of this
county to Gov. Taft in the Convention,
which is also in accordance with pretty
general expectation.
On motion of Warren Gibbs. the substi-
tates were empowered to fill all vacancies
that might occur in their number.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

The conference asst nbled at . p. m, and
after short devotional exercise, the mode
rator read table Of statistics of the
churches composing the conference it was
not complete, four churches having made
no returns. 1t was shown that the addi-
tons for the year were 81, and the losses
p, making loss of II members in the l3
churches
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HE5I.,;Iy JosLyS.s ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden, Commissioners 20 re-
eeive. examine and adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons. against the estate Of BEN JOslyn
late o. Essex. in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice. that We will
attend 10 the business Of cur appointment. at the
dwelling house OF the deceased in said District, on
the first Mondays Of June and November next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this 4th day Of May. A. ID. ISL.
ssrq. : : ~ y B BArEsi Commissioners.
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CaughnaHaga Canal Company
ELEcrIoN OF DIRECTORS.

LTEL TVN u UIAaN IWN09
The stockholders Of the Caughnawaga Ship
Canal Company met at St. Lawrence Hall,
Montreal, yesterday, June 10th President
Young, in calling the meeting to order, an
nounced the extension of the charter OF the
Company for three years, granted by the
Dominion Parliament.
The following Board Of Directors was
tLen c1cetei
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B5atmen complain that business Is ex-
ssslinrly duh on the Champlain Canal,
and that loading at lively prices is hard to
he obtained. Over one hundred boats are
tied up along Lake Champlain for lack of
frashts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-12

TN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District of ermont-ln the matter of George
story Bankrupt-Notce is hereby given that pc
tition has been fled in sand Court. by George I.
story, formerly of Underhill VT, in said District
Conrress OF March I'd. 1861, for a discharge and
certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act, and that me
18th day Of June, 1874, at 10 O'Clock =. M
before the Hon. D. A. Smalley, Judge OF SAID
Court, at his Chambers in the City OF Burlington,
Is assigned for tho hearing Of the same, when anu
where all creditors who have proved tneir csots,
0uss. II NV they have, Why the prayer Of said
petition iholld not be granted. -
Oatod q Burllngtp1, on the ~ daL q IAys
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10y Telegraph
Frv nrr n

by Telegraph
srus YORK -fnr-, 1ni ~fotL f:Ariess.
NEW Y0Rs, June 10.
Customs receipts. s25i,oo0
'ireasury disbursements 50, 90. Specie engage
mcnts for Tomorrow. sl65,u1.
MONEY easy At Pas per cent
STERLING quiet at i,7l Tor CO days, and 40
qli for ght.
GOLD ranged 1t ll0i CHA, closed at III. Carry
in rates Id4 per cent. Cleariu-s, 81 .O0nN.
STATE BONDS quiet.
RAILROAD BONDS firm, but sales small.
GOVERNMENTS firm.
STOCk market has been firm during the day at
an advanced !Gl per cent in the general list on
very quiet bushes. Enc was exceptionally active
and strong and advanced from 81 ! to 32!.
Ilo lnlInNIn. Tho cLmsin- nnnfaf-n
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SlrTu BuRLNGroN.-At the Republican
caucus, Saturday evening, Lemuel 5. Drew
and John f. Smith were elected delegates
TO the State Convention. The delegates
being called on, expressed themselves
10 favor Of the nomination Of Gov. Taft.
and were then elected with but enc dissent
ing yoice
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SERENAUE TO Gov TAFT.-Alter the ad
iournment of the caucus, the friends of
Gov. Taft, in large numbers, elated by
their handsome victory, impressed into ser
vice the Queen City Band and repaired to
the new Court House, where they serenaded
toy. Taft, who, after hearty cheers for
him, appeared upon the portico and made
modest and happy speech, thanking his
friends for the generous support given him
at the caucus.
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NOTICE IN r,x,,uyr-r,-I-

IL the 9th day Of June, \ d. l-7i
The Undersigned hereby gives notice " his
appointment Assignee Of Samuel H. Luther
.. Maidstone, in the County o. Essex, and
State Of Vermont within said District. who
has been adiudged Bankrupt upon his creditors
petition, by the District Court OF said District
ao~5w l.. ROBINSON, ASS znee.
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PUBLIC FIREVORn DIsPLsys
FOR CITIES, TOWNS AND CLUBS.
,carden Pieces. Two Stick Rockets Batteries,
Mines Shells Brilliant Colored Fires, and
Boxes Of Assorted Fireworks

From one dollar to one hundred dollars in value.
ARE OUR sPECIALTIES.
=, We also furnish and supply all other goods In
this Inc % trade. The New England laboratory
I. T.. MAsIEN, PyrOtechnist, Boston (Highlants)
announce that hey are prepared 10 contract and
ana sell their manufacture a. above FOR the sea son
OF lsi al prices reduced from % 10 30 per cent and
solicit carly orders and contracts for
JULY 18th, 1874.
our new descriptive wholesale catalogue. cen
o. foods: List of Exhibitions, &c, is now ready
send Tor i, and address all mail express or teie-
.raph orders or enquiries 10 BENZ. T. WELLS
Selling Agent, No. - Bedford near corner Of
hin.ston street, Boston, Mass -Ow3w
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FOR MOTH paTCuEs. FnEcxYEs

FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
AND TAN, ask your druggist for Perrys Moth and
Freckle Lotion, which Is harmless and in every
case infallble. Or for his improved COMEDoNE and
PlMPLE REMEDY, the great Skin Medicine for Pim-
pies. B ack Heads Flesh Worms. Or consult b.
c. PERRY, the noted skin Doctor, 80 BOND STREET.
NEW YORK April l0-deod&wGm
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MoNKToN.-The Republican caucus on
on the 4th inst, to choose delegates to
the State Convention. resulted as follows
Deiegates-II. 0. Smith, H. L. Baldwin,
Geo. F. Skif.
Ahernafe-Chas. Van Steenburgh. John
Gage, Fred Skiff.
The delegates are understood to be favor
able to the nomination of Lieut.. Gov. Taft
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OLIVER T. tLi1AsO1 = E-SAAt -.
WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed hv the Honorable tine Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, COMMISSIONERS to re-
ceve. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate of Oliver T. 6leasOn,
late u jericho. in said District. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by the said Court for that
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to the business % our appointment,
az the office Of l.. F. Wilbur, Esq, in Jericho.
in said District on the third Tuesdays Of June and
December next, at 10 o'clock a. IN. on each OF
said DAYS iswsw
Dated this 18th day Of Nav. \. d. IS7i.
pEk = J I ,l,,I BEACH Commissioners.
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Chlttenden County Conference.


The annual meeting of the Chittenden
County Conference of Congregational
Churches began Tuesday a. m, at the Col
lege Street Church. The Conference first
listened to sermon from Rev. E. P. Stone,
of Underhill, on the true merits Of the
church as the body" of Christine mani
festation of His life.
The roll of the churches was called by the
Registrar, and the following were found to
be represented:
FIRST Church in Burlington, Rev. L. o. Brastow,
Dea. Seayer.
Third Congregational Church in Burlington, Rev.
G. b. Stafford, b. L. Benedict.
Charlotte Rev. c. &. Torrey, Dea. L. ii. Wheeler.
Esser-L c. Butler, Dea. J. Slater.
Underhiii-Rev. L. P. Stone, Dea. j. Bass.
Jericho Rev. A. Hazen.
Vfnooski-Rev. z. Wheelock, Dea. ii. Paddock.
Weaford-A. Partridge.
WflIisfon-Deas Vim. Miller. Sanford.
South Hero-Rev. o. q. Wheeler, c. Il. Mayo.
CoIchester-Rev. c. W. Seaton, dates.
On motion Rev. c. &. Torrey was chosen
moderator and Rev. 4. Hazen, scribe. The
report of the committee on arrangements
was read, and the conference adjourned to
On m
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RICHMOND MARkET, June S.-The market
was active. with a slight advance over last
weeks prices for both butter and cheese.
one hundred and seyenty-iiye tubs Of butter
were offered Ordinary. 20 to BE; choice.
q TO lie, selections, 37e. Farm dairy
cheese. new milk, sold at 10 to l2e. factory,
lie.
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The Barton delegates are understood TO
10 favorable to Judge Peek.
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Our correspondent says THE sentiment of
Lamoille county is largely in favor of Judge
Peck"
JER1cHO.-The Republican caucus held
Friday evening at the Centre, to elect dele
gates to the State and District Conventions
resulted as follows:
STATE C0nreatiOH - Delegates &C NJ.
Spaulding, Buel Ii. Day, Ferdinand Beach.
The delegates were authorized to appoint
their own substitutes, and those to the State
Convention were instructed 20 vote for
Russell 5. Taft for Governor.