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BELVID re.

Harry Ferris has gone home to Bristol to
stay.
Philip Brannan is putting upa house on his
place near the grove woods
Edgar Potter is doing rushing business in
his blacksmith shop at the Centre.
Heman Fletcher has been on the sick list
for some time, Dr. Smith in attendance.
F. NJ. Wescom has moved on to the Carpen-
ter farm and James Lamett from the farm to
the Corners.
The hands at the Sheldon mill enjoyed a
vacation the 10th in consequence of the rally
at Frank Sheldon's the night before.
f. M. WescOm has taken q large job of log
ing for Frank Sheldon, as has also Frank L
Mitchell Sherbett and Mitchell Wescom.
A Republican League Club was organized at
the Centre the 4th, with F. W. Davis President
and Frank Gushing Jr. Sec, and the several
vice-Fresidents and committees. Dc
Frank E. Brown and Flora McCuin were
married at the residence of the brides parents
July 23rd and took in the great Rally at
Burlington. Here's success to all your under
takings.
The meeting at the town house was well
attended. Elder Reynolds from Canada
and Others from distance were In attendance
Elder Watkins gave an interesting discourse
at Sunday afternoon service
The first big gun to be fired in our town in
the interests of Harrison & Morton occurred
at the residence of Frank Sheldon on the 9th
inst. 1t was ten FOUNDER and was greatly
enjoyed by all who attended Frank saws il
has been trying to shake hands with all who
tcOme in. Of course it is q Ben Harrison
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M ORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Arc 10


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Rev. Mr. Walk
er. Services commence at 10.45 am.
NJ. E. CHURCH.-Rev W. z. Pufer, Pastor
Services commence at II A. M
Miss Ollie Sheldon is at home from
Lowell, Mass.
Fred Patten, wife and sister camped
at Elmore Pond the past week.
Ernest Bracket is at home from
Detroit, Mich, on a brief visit.
George K. Currier has been con-
fined to the house for several days.
Mr.. Sternberg and wife, of Stan
nard, are visiting at Mrs. Marvin's.
The fall term of school at the acad-
envy opens two weeks from to-day
Wednesday.
Twelve from here attended the cir
Gus at St. Johnsbury and four at St.
Adams last week.
Berton Burke is at home, having
finished his work in the telegraph Of
fee at Montpelier.
Frank Spaulding and wife, of ST.
Johnsbury, have been stopping in
town for few days.
Our band goes to Wolcott tonight
to furnish music at the Republican
flag raising at that place.
The Misses Lyon returned from
Westfeld Saturday, each having COM
pleted a summer school on Friday.
Several of the Masonic fraternity
from here attended the funeral OF
George Raymond at Stowe on Sunday
Rev. L. P. Booth, of Mortified
was in town over Sunday. speaking al
the Universalist church in the morn
ing.
The band and drum corps were GU
Saturday evening and rendered excel
lent music in connection with the flag
raising.
Regular convocation of Coral Chap
ter o. E. S., Tuesday evening, Aug
q, at half past seven. A full attend
ance of officers and members is de-
sired.
One of the pleasant features
contemplation-at the coming fair il
a running match between ''Rune'
Churchill and ''Mun" Joslyn. "Rune'
saws he will run if ''Mun" will.
All persons having bills ag ainst The
town for labor on the highway, or ma
teriaI used, are requested to present
their account to the Selectmen at thu
Town Clerks Office next Saturday
forenoon. The civil authority also
meets at the same place in the after
noon.
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Grand County Rally.

The Republicans of this county will
hold a grand ratification and picnic
rally ON the Camp-Ground Wednesday
August 22nd. They have secured as
speakers Hon. Geo. NJ. Dewey of Michi-
gan, very popular platform speaker
Hon. A. w. Tenney of New York, a
welI-known orator; and Major Josiah
Grout, Speaker of our House of Repre-
sentatives. Excellent addresses may be
expected from these gentlemen on the
issues of the day. a. j. Markham of
Brattleboro, the popular campaign sing
er, will also be present and enliven the
occasion with stirring songs. Several
bands of music will also be present.
This is to be the event of the campaign
for this section, and all, including the
ladies, should be present and enjoy a
pleasant picnic gathering in one of the
finest groves in Vermont. This will be
the only large ratification meeting be-
tween st. Johnsbury and Burlington
during the campaign of 1888. For rail-
road rates, see large posters.
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EDEN.

Mrs. George Miller is again confined
to her bed.
Lawson Fletcher visited the friends of
his youth the past week.
Three children of Stillman Stone from
Massachusetts, are visiting their grand
parents and other friends in town.
The Ladies' Aid Society, the 22d inst,
propose to dispose of some of the prop
erty of the society and all members are
urged to attend this meeting.
Mt. Norris Lodge No. Ill, I. o. of G..
T., of Lowell, will hold picnic at North
Pond, Eden, on Friday next, and cor
dial invitation is extended to Eden Lodge
to join them.
On Tuesday of last week the remains
of Richard Dodge were placed in the
cemetery in the west part of the town,
near his birth. place. The yard has been
much improved the present season.
The exhibition and picnic given at the
close of the schools taught by the Misses
Matte and Lucy Warren and BERTHE
White was well ate nded. We would be
glad to make special mention of the well
deserving, but space and time forbid.
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STOWE.

Rev. Frank Handy is in town on a
brief vacation.
Seventeen were received in full connec-
ton at the M. E. church last Sunday.
The circus at Montpelier last Thursday
was attended by large NUM- Der of ouI
people.
Charles Raymond, of Omaha, Neb.,
arrived Saturday to attend the funeral OF
his father.
A Republican flag raising and rally
are announced for Wednesday evening OF
this week.
A brother and niece of Mrs. Kate Pc
terson were up from Manchester, N. H.,
last week on visit.
About "a guests are reported at the
Mansfield House at the present time, with
room for many more.
Rev. Mr.. Marshall breaches in Moscow
next Sunday, at 4 o'clock. Subject
what is Bible Christianity?"
The mammoth barn belonging to the
hotel is being painted the same color as
the house, straw, or light orange.
The old cemetery is undergoing much
Improvement, being cleared of brush
and rubbish, stones Strengthened. etc.
On account of camp-meeting the pastor
of the M. E. church will be absent next
Sunday, hence there will be no service at
the church.
1t is a season of coming and going
among friends. Among the arrivals are
the Messrs. Edwin and Walter Bigelow
and their families from Salem, Mass.
The death of Mr.. George Raymond,
aged " years, ocearred at the residence
of his sister, Mrs. Harriet Thomas on
Thursday night of last week. Mr.. Ray
| mond was born in Stowe in 1911 and with
brief exceptions has made this town his
place of residence. He has ever been an
honored AID much respected citizen. He
was prominent Mason and for 20 years
was treasurer of Mystic Lodge of this
place. He was buried under the rites OF
the brotherhood, the funeral services
being held at the Congregational church.
Rev. MIR. Anderson officiating.
News was received by telegram on
| Tuesday of last week of the death of Mr..
Riverus Camp, late of st. Adams. Mr.
Camp was born in Stowe in 1911 and
hence was n years of age He was one
of number OF boys born in town in that
year, of whom Fabius George, Harry
McAllister and George RAYMOND have
also passed away. Mr.. Camp has fol
many years been in the employ of the
Central Vermont railroad and has made
his home at st. Adams. His remain!
| were taken to Northfield on Thursday o
last week for burial. Gov. Bingham ac
companied by Mrs. Bingham and Claris
sa Cady, sisters of Mrs. Camp. ATTENDED
the funeral.
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CAM 3 RIDGE.

Alfred Giles, of Walden, was in town
Friday.
Mrs. S. Brush and granddaughter Cora
are in Stowe visiting her son Mortimer.
The Daughters of Veterans will attend
the G. A. r. excursion in body, appear
ing in uniform if the weather is auspi-
cious.
A goodly number from Fletcher and
Fairfax took the train from this station
Tuesday morning for the camp ground at
Morrisville.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
j. Westover contemplate moving to
Washington Territory from their present
home in Wisconsin.
Carroll Reynolds has purchased a three
years old colt which he has trained so
well that it draws that new top buggy,
behaving creditably for a young horse.
The Methodist Sunday school voted in
favor of attending the G.. A. r. picnic at
HIghgate Springs the 10Th. An invita-
ton was received from Supt. G. w. Pow
ell, of the Jericho Sabbath school, urg-
| ing an attendance on the excursion to
Providence Island Aug. 31st. AS the
latter plan was favored by the minority
| it was of course necessary to decline
with thanks.
The first meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society was held at
Mrs. j. E. Bowen's Friday afternoon. 1t
was voted to take up the course of read
ing and a space of one hour will be de-
voted at each meeting to the reading OF
''H. HIS" book, "a Century of Dishon-
Or" and other interesting books equally
to the point. The next meeting will be
held Sept. 5.
The remains of Fred Rashaw, who
was crushed by the cars near st. Johns
bury Thursday, were conveyed to Col
chester, passing through this place Fri
day. The young man was brother OF
Mrs. L. Junior of this place and was en-
ployed here formerly. He lived only a
few hours after the accident, both of the
lower limbs being crushed, but in accord
ance with his wishes no amputations
were attempted.
The No Name Base Ball club of Nor
risville, hereby challange the Cambridge
Base Ball Club to play a game of ball al
Morrisville Wednesday, Aug. 22d. Hav
ing sent them challenges by mail with
out receiving any reply we tender this
public challenge.
o. nj. WATERMAN. Sec.
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Tue household goods of Mrs. Mary
Cady will be sold at public auction at
the residence of A. C. Raymond in
Stowe on Saturday, Aug. Is, at 10
o'clock a. M.
NoTICE.-A. Cooper NJ. D. will
open an Office in Hyde Park the latter
part Of August, and be located per-
manently TO practice medicine and
general surgery.
Charlie Town, who lives near the
fair ground, has made an addition to
his buildings and is prepared better
than ever to put up teams for those
attending camp meeting. He asks
but 25 cents feed, and any one leav-
ing a team with Charlie may be as
sured of its good care and safe keep
ing. Call on him.
W. F. Whipple, Morrisville, teach
er of piano, organ, harmony and sing
ing correct technique, phrasing and
taste a speciality. Fall term of 20
lessons to begin with the school year.
Glasses will be formed in adjacent
towns if desired; tuition S. per term.
Pianos tuned in the best manner and
at reasonable rates. Correspondence
solicited and promptly attended to.
NoTICE.-The tax payers of the
town of Wolcott are hereby notified
that the town, highway and State
school taxes, amounting in all $3.50
on the dollar of the grand list of 1888,
are now in my hands for collection.
All taxes paid to me on or before Oct.
Sd, 1888, 4 per cent. discount will
be allowed. All taxes that remain
unpaid after that date will be placed
in the hands of the collector, to be
collected in 60 days, with legal costs.
E. w. CRAM, Treas.
Wolcott, Aug. z, 1888.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. III. III. Young is very sick, but
some better than last week.
o. j. Putnam and M. Conant have a
job of millright work to do at Coventry.
Every voter should see that bis name
is on the check list at the Town Clerks
office.
There will be a special meeting of Eos
ter Post No. 90 at Redfleld Hall on Sat
urday, August Is, at p. m. Comrades
are requested to be present il possible.
The funeral of Mrs. G. A. Burnell. as
announced last week, was held in the
UniYersalist church here, Rev. [. p.
Booth, of Northfield, preaching the fu-
neral sermon, assisted by Revs. Croft, OF
Wolcott, and Allen, of st. Armand, p.
Q. The friends wish to return thanks to
the kind friends and neighbors who SO
beautifully decorated the church and
grove with flowers; and also to the sing.
| ers.
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STERLING.

Lucia Batchelder commenced her fall
term of school in the Lysander Barrows
district Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Marshall gave a lecture at
the school house in the Barrows district
last Sunday afternoon upon bible Chris
tianity, or Christian Living"
Arthur Sargent is still very low, with
no hopes of recovery. He is indeed a
great sufferer, as in his atiiiction he is
unable to move so much as finger.
Lewis Wakefield has been engaged as
| teacher in graded school at Hinesburg
for the fall and winter terms, getting $40
per month. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gile
are to take care of the Wakefield farm
| during his absence.
The ladies' sewing circle met with
Mrs. Frank Turner last Wednesday and
| a large number were present, among
whom were Rev. Chas. Dinsmore, who
| is pastor of a church in New Haven, Ct,
of 225 members, go of whom have united
since his labors with them in the past
| two years.
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jon N s O N.

DIR. Allen is away for brief vacation
Miss Laura Dougherty, of Milton, is il
town for a week or two.
DR.. Dixon is in town attending 0. b
Landon, who is seriously ill.
Our dentist, DIR. Wilson, is at White
hall, N. Y, for short vacation.
Charles Lothrop, of Winterset, Iowa
is visiting his brother, F. LOthrop.
w. G. Andrews, with his niece, Annie
Fullington, is visiting in Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Keller is spending a couple
of weeks with her many friends in Stowe
and Waterbury.
! Mrs. Lottie Mcfarland, from Cam
bridge, and daughter Hattie, OF Oswego
N. Y, are in town.
Dea. and Mrs. WEIGH, of Groton, are
visiting their son, Willard and youngest
daughter, Elizabeth.
Rev. G. D. r. Meacham, formerly Of
Canton, Mass, preached at the Baptist
church last Sunday and is expected again
next Sunday.
| &c Cross law office, st. Adams, is home
for vacation. He belongs to the Bar
low Grays and will attend the muster at
Newport.
The $4,000 accident ticket of the late
! Stewart M. Baker was paid In full few
days ago. The only heir, his father, G.
w. Baker, generously made over the en-
tire sum to his two daughters.
Rev. John Wesley Spencer preached
his farewell sermon at the M. E. church
last Sunday morning. Mr.. S. has been
acting pastor here but few months, and
is less than 20 years old, but he has made
many friends both in and out of the
Methodist society. His pulpit and pas
toral labors have been very successful.
The Ways and Means society will hold
seeiable at Mrs. Abijah Bucks next
Friday evening. Ice cream and cake will
be served. All persons having blocks of
the red and white album quilt are re-
quested to send them to Mrs. Bucks and
all ladies willing to help put it together
are requested to meet there at o'clock
that afternoon, bringing picnic supper.
There is to be q Democratic flag rails
ing and rally here the oath. L. j. Boyn-
ton, of Boston, chief of post-office in
spectors for New England. has promised
to be present in the evening, and with
others will discuss the political situation
in Normal Hall. Boynton's presence
will mean heavy sprinkling of Republi-
cans among the audience. Ladies are es-
pecially invited.
There will be a tent-meeting at Spring
GROVE, on Johnson Plains, commencing
August % and continuing over the fol-
lowing Sunday. Speakers from abroad
will be present. All are cordially in
vited.
School in District No. 10 in johnson,
No. 5 in WatervilIe, closed Friday, Aug.
3rd; length of school 60 days; whole
number of scholars 8. Those having no
absent marks were Grace Farnum,
Frank and Maud Burnham. Only two
instances of hardness, and two of DIS
missal occurred during the term. Grace
Farnum and James Reavey missed least
words in spelling. Those marking
highest in written work were Lillian
Burnham, Grace Farnum, John Stanley
and Lula Burnham. Catharine Reavey
marked highest in grammar and writing.
The department of all was above Ordina-
ry. Jasper Hunter made the greatest
progress in arithmetic. The exercises
of the afternoon consisted of Rotations,
dialogues, selections and singing, all of
which were well rendered.
LETTIE E. CARPENTER, Teacher.
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WATERVILLE.

Mittie Kelley is delighted oyer a new
| Estey organ.
Charles Sherman has returned to hi.
work in Barre.
A. l.. Laraway and wife visited in st
Adams last week.
Mrs. L. w. Adams, of Jacksonville
visited here recently.
| Calvin Warren and wife of Eden. visit.
ed in town last week.
E. G. Wells has finished his job in Fair.
fax and returned home.
William Noyes, of Underhill, made a
short visit in town last week.
Allen Mann has moved into n. B.
Pages house on School street.
J James Holmes and Ephraim Brown
are visiting in Albany this week.
Philander Wetherell, of Underhin is
visiting friends in town this week.
Bert Stockwell and mother from Mid
dlesex, visited his brother Adelbert the
past week.
G.. w. Stevens and wife have moved to
Canada, where they intend to make their
future home.
S. r. Miller is building stairway to
his hall from the outside, which is a
great improvement.
Mrs. Lewis Morrison and daughter,
from Haverill, Mass, are visiting her
father, S. II. Brown.
A. A. Warren and wife, of Stowe, dis
trict deputy of the 1. o. of G. T., was in
town Saturday to review the lodge, and
it was found to be in fourishing condi-
ton.
There is to be Republican rally and
flag raising at this place on the afternoon
of the 23d, when speeches will be made
by Hon. P. K. Gleed, of Morrisville, and
Hon. W. Fl. Parker, of Cambridge. Mu-
sic will be furnished for the occasion by
the Bakersfield band. A general invita-
ton is extended to all.
A little child of Frank Laraway, Jr.,
came near being burned to death one
morning last week. The mother left the
child in bed while she went to neigh
bors for some milk, and as soon as she
left the child got up and went to the
stove, where its night-clothes caught fire
and the mother returned just in time to
save the child's life, though one hip and
leg was burned to blister.
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NORTH CAMBRIDGE.

Cora f. Mudgett commences her en-
gagement as teacher at Fletcher Center
Monday of this week,
Miss Katie Fletcher of Jacksonville
has lett the Mt. Mansfield House o
Stowe, and will complete the term of Miss
Shanley's engagement at East Fairfield
Miss Hattie Stanley, former teacher
in this vicinity, is very low at East Fair
field, with no hopes of recovery. Miss
STANLEY was an efficient, faithful teacher
and kind hearted youn g woman. Hel
sickness occurs at the home of Mrs. II. p
Chase, and at last reports her condition
was lamentable indeed, andi her decease
may be expected at any time.
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TEMPERANCE CAMP MEETING.-The
annual meeting of the Union Temper
ance Camp Meeting Society will be held
ON the MoTrisvi]le camp ground August
20 and 21st, Immediately following the
District meeting. The same facilities
for board and teams as in former years
will be provided, and the usual rates
will be allowed by the railroads in the
purchase of special round trip tickets.
The following eminent speakers will be
in attendance Hon. Frank Plumley
Rev. j. Frank Rhodes, Geo. w. Penni-
man, and Rev. z. l.. Bruce. Let there
be good attendance upon this interest
ing meeting. GEO. l.. STORY.
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ELM ORE.

Bert Merriam is visiting in York State.
Miss Sadie Locker, of Boston, visited
at l.. l.. Camps last week.
While George Wiltshire was looking
over old papers of Moses Hills he found
a Thanksgiving proclamation given by
George Washington Oct. 3, A. ID. 1879.
AVerill Colby, nine years of age, went
into the barn Monday afternoon and
found a fox in the act of taking off hen,
and it would be hard to say which was
the most frightened, fox or boy. The
fox ran to the woods.
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PROHIBITION COUNTY CONvENTION.-
The PrOhibitionists are hereby warned
and requested to meet IN mass conven-
ton at Hyde Park on August 18th at
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of placing
in nomination County ticket and to
transact whatever other business may
come before the convention.
PER ORDER COMMITTEES.
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nEALER in wagons of all kinds: one and
IL two horse lumber and express wagons,
buggies, etc. Iron work and repairing done to
order; also Horse Shooting. Give him a call
MORRISVILLE, VT.
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Burlington Business COLLEGE,!

Offers to both sexes the advantage of a thorough,
R P[acIical eduGatlOn in Business, Shorthand and
ments., Re0pens Sept. 8. Convenient rooms.
revised methods, rates the lowest New circular
Iree L. G. EVANS. PRES
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r. Il, DEMING.
BUSINESS Notices.

hENTIST. Graduate of the University OF
- Pennsylvania A ChurchSt, Burlington
VT. Office hours, S to u a. M, 1.3O to p. m.
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H0RNER Main and Summer Sts., Morrisville.
~ DIR. Gilbert makes the best of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH; aud has made FILLING TEETH a special
ty for many years. NoV24yl*
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
JOHNSON, VERMONT.
" w ,IEWETT

Terms of 20 weeks each begin the LIST Tuesda
of September aud I'd Tuesday of February.
A. II. CAMPBELL, a. NJ Principal.
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DIE D..

DURh EE.-At Cady's Falls, Aug II, 1888, from
the effects of a railroad accident, Daniel I,add
Dur Dounrkee, son Of AFRO and Cara Durkee, in the
SAW ! Eth Tilton, N. H., Aug. 3, 1888, of ty
phoid fever, Willie S. SAWYER aged % fnrn, e ~
ly of Greensboro, Vt. " " "a
SCOTT.-At a. m. Tuesday, July "a, 1883. of
Brlghts disease, Josie A, wife of Ira A Scott
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r. NJ. RAND l. CO.
W, M, SMITH

COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Wholesale
~ Dealers in Country Produce, Butter, Eggs,
Potatoes, Fruit, etc.
No. 81 Locust Street, HAvERHILI., Mass.
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JOSIAH TEOW,

NRANITE WORKS.-I would call the atten-
" ton of the public to the fact thai am still
arrylng on the Granite business, AM an pre-
pared to do all kinds of work at fair price
j. TROW, MORRISVILL VT.
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Notices inserted In this column at the rate of IC
cents per line-no notice inserted for less than
sI.0G- Five cents per line each subsequent in.
sertion.
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NV GILBERT, D. D. s,


Cash paId for Calf Skins, Eides, Eggs an
Poultry, at III. II. Elmore's.
MORRISvILLE, VT.
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MA r RIED.

GROUT-DROWN.-In Cady's Falls, Aug. 4th
by AFRO Durkee Esq, William NJ Gr0ut OF
Cady's Falls and Mrs. Jane P. Drown, Water
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nEALER IN Italian and American Marble,
IL all kinds of Granite; Monuments, Head
stones, Tablets, &c. Cemetery work neatly exc
euted, orders promptly filed. Cambridge, VT.
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E. {. FOSTER.

hEALERS IN Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music
~ and Musical Merchandise of all Descrip.
uons- All orders for Pianos, Organs and Tuning
promptly attended to. ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
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t C MORPIII

DRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN. Finest Goods
l. the market affords. Ice box and embalmel
MORRISYILLE, VT.