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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

New Champion RakeI Best in the market !
For sale by II. 4. Slayton X Co.
For location for suffers tent on Centennial
Day, can provide as good as the best You
had better consult me before the rush comes
on. Prices Will be reasonable
E s ROBINSON. MorrisvilIe
Any wishing lots for suffers tents, etc for
the Centennial, will find what they want by
applying to me- have over 300 feet front
near the grounds. Prices reasonable.
j. A ROBINSON, Morrsvile
Hiram Stafford has charge of the Fisk lot
corner of Congress and Union streets, and
NAL should write or see him at once.
There win be sold at auction where now
live in Morrisville a large amount of house
hold goods, on Saturday, June -. sale com
meneing at 10 a. IN. Private sale Thursday
and Friday next. II. 5. WILSON
MARBLE WORKS. have monument that
Is sold at other places for $3.50 that l offer
for S225. Also one usually sold for $500
which Ioffir for 5000. And one usually sold
for $3.50 on which my price is S125 And all
other work IN proportion. These are first
class jobs in every respect. Call in and see
them. E. E. FOSTER, Morrisville Vt.
For SALE.-I wish to sell my third interest
in the Steam Dressing Mill situated on the
line of the St. Johnsbury and Lake Cham
plain Railroad at Hyde Park Street The
mill is new and is furnished with the latest
improved new machinery for dressing hard
wood flooring, Il new dry kiln eighty-fve
feet long with Sturtevants improved hot air
blast and all IN odern improvements. Said to
be the best in the State. \ good side track
to mill and dry house Said mill has a good
run Of custom and is one of the best chances
for making money in the State. Call on or
address A. A. Bliss. Hyde Park
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REINIDERE.

Waldo Potter is in Canada after horses
Frank Cushing and wife have been visiting
in Bakersfield the past week
Miss Fanny Calkins closed a successful term
of school in Dist No. 6 this week
Gene Chappell has closed his labors as en-
gineer at james Browns steam mill
June / ) a boy called at David Barber $ !;
Dave is all smiles and says he is going to Keep
him.
Artemus Fletcher is improving his house
inside and out. Frank Cushing is dong the
work
The roads in town are being greatly I'M
proved The abutmenta at the west end OF the
Chaf1ee bridge is being relaid this week
Oliver Ovatt has moved to ambridge, Jos;
Besau into the house vacated by him, and
Byron Fletcher into his own house again.
Mrs H. c. Fletcher and Mrs. E. I. DAVIS
attended commencement services of L. V. NJ,
as the guests of their brother, II. Nj. Dean, OF
class 90.
A little child of David Greenwoods was bur
led Thursday night. Cause of death dIph-
iberia. There seems to be no cause for gen
eral alarm at this writing. The rest OF Mr.
Greenwood's family have been sick, but Dr.
Smith reports all gaining. The necessary
steps have been taken to prevent the spread
of the disease which it is hoped will be comm
ed to this one family.
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STOWE.

Asa Oaks is at home from Chicago on
visit He has been employed in the cattle
yards of that city.
: Crops are looking well, excepting grass,
which is light. There is much old hay on
hand to meet the deficiency.
A Mr. Brennan, living in Sterling, and work
ing in Billings steam MILL recently fell upon
the machinery while in motion and had an
arm badly injured
Republican caucus Saturday, June %, $50
D. m at town hail. to elect delegates TO the
first district convention at Middlehury July
O. and to transact other business.
The death of Columbus Lovejoy, aged 70
years, occurred last Saturday evening. He
was one of our aged citizens, highly respected
and will be much missed by our people. The
funeral took place Wednesday morning.
School in District No. > closed on Friday,
June 20. Whole number i'll attendance, 81.
Those having no marks during the term we're
as follows: Mamie Atkins, Sadie Brown, Adj
die Towne Walter Cheney, Maud and Jessie
Gibbs, Hattie and Herbert Pratt, Ernest Ma
COON, Alice, Robert and Mae St. Jack, How
ard and Helen Smalley, Eddie Webster, Craig
and Barbara Burt. Ralph Warren and Leila
White were absent only one half day, and
Fred Webster Lizzie Atkins, Susie and Annie
Burnell only one day. There were no tardy
marks throughout the term. The average
daily attendance was 20. The teacher re-
turns thanks for the very nice presents which
we're given her at the close of school.
ANSE C.. MOODY. Teacher.
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ELMORE.

Mrs. Nellie Tiff has been failing somewhat
of late.
Mrs Henry Parker is visiting her parents
at Enosburg.
Norman Camp is re-shingling the old house
near the school-house.
Gertie Camp finished her school in the Swift
district and has returned home
Mrs. James Dana, of Mortified, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wilson Griswold.
Leon Daniels, of Morristown, has been Wis.,
iting friends here, and canvassing also.
The school building committee is having
the grounds about the new school=house
graded
Mrs. Annie Ward and Mrs. Ann Cross, OF
ST. Johnshury, are on visit to Mrs ward
father, J. W. Tiff
Geo. Fem and wife, of Worcester, made a
two days visit to their parents, Ii. W. Fem
and wife, last week.
Harvey Lanpher and wife have been twice
to visit their daughter Mrs. Barry, at North
Hyde Park, whose life is in the balance.
W.B. Harris has commenced the job of re
having the foundation walls of his store, anc
resillng and renovating the basement har
old Wheelock and Win Richards are doing
the work.
!. S. Warren, of Morristown, came Monda!
| to assist in the work on the basement OF iar
/ ris store. The listers nave been callNassih'
/ the town in the quadrennial appraisal q
real estate.
| Charlie Fem has lofty airs these days
Cause WHY? Because he has the honor {
landing the first black bass ever caught !
Lake Elmore. which he did last week Will
fishing for pickerel. This one weighed "a lbs
and Charles sold it to Pike, of the Morrlsvlll
House, for - cts These fish were placed !
the lake by Jerry Lee some ten years age
and WHY none have been caught before is
mystery Ed Stone says he also speare
some here several years ago. z. 5. Son
say this is a wall-eyed perch, but they don
saw it while Charles is around.
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WATERXILLE.
A. L. Laraway is in Boston this week.
l. ;r ., o.;rI Of EroDl- MiIIarrs this time

A. L. Laraway is in Boston this week.
1t is a girl at Frank Miller's this time.
j. v Stevens has returned to Burlington.
Elbridge Wilbur was in town the past week
Ed. Doty, of Wolcott, was in town over
Sunday.
C. A. Beard and wife were visiting in Stowe
this week.
Mrs Arthur Fairbanks was visiting her
parents at Stowe the past week.
Mr. Shedd and wife, from Barton, were the
guests of Mrs. Start the past week.
John Downs and wife, of Sutton Junction,
p. O.. are the guests of Mrs. Franklin Atwell.
Elmer Miller and wife, of Rchford were the
guests of his father, Heman Miller, the past
week.
The Republican district caucus is called for
Saturday the 2Sth at p. m, in Parker S
hotel
Mrs. Pottle has closed up her millinery
business here and returned to her home in
Stowe.
Clarence Taylor and Della Child were mar
ried Wednesday the 18th, at Chas. Child S.
They are to live on the farm which Mr.. Tay-
lor has bought.
An interesting game of ball was played here
Saturday between the Waterville and John
son teams, which resulted in score of 6 to BIB
in favor of johnson. The features of the
game were the pitching of Sargent, the catch
ing of Brown and the fielding of Holmes, En-
monds and Woodward. You can't expect to
play ball boys unless you practice.
Arrivals at Parker House, week ending June
D: W. A Warren, Eden; j. V. Stevens
Burlington; J. W. Moore, p II, Sleeper, Bris
toll, N H.; E. L. Foster, Morrisvillei j. c,
Pringle, East Fairfield; H. b, Sturtevant
FLETCHER; Geo d. Seymour, Hyde Park Chas
Wallace Cambridge; 0. 4. Knowlton, Bos
ton; F. Whiting, Arthur Tatro 4 lady, II. A
Parkhurst & lady, Carl p. Robbins, Johnson
E. B. Wilbur, Jericho; J. l., Whiting, East
Franklin; Geo. E. Melvin, Jacksonville; Fred
Carpenter Burlington; Andrew Allison, Bos
| tom Chas Westover. Fred Gates, Glenn Stone
| VIM Ober, North Hyde Park; Rev. N. c Par
ker, Undertook, n. Y; H. |. Miner. W.
| Durkee, Cady's Falls j. S Whitney, Eas
/ Franklin j. Newoit, New York.
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FLETCHER

Lena Prouty, of Swanton, is visiting friends
here.
Mary Clark closed her school in No. last
Friday
W. B. Hooper, of Fairfield, visited at his
fathers over Sunday.
The Mite-gatherers meet with Mrs. Elliott
next Thursday afternoon.
A. Riggs saw deer about the size OF cal
trotting through his sheep pasture few days
ago
Another boy at Elmer Austin's. Intends
to raise his own help-thinks it better than
imported.
Andrew Lamb shingled his buildings last
week, and Albert Parsons has recently built
a broad piazza the whole length of his house.
Rev. A. s. Gilbert of North Bennington,
very acceptably filed the pulpit at Bingham
vile Sunday afternoon, in theabsence of Rev.
H. Croker, who preached the baccalaureate
sermon Mt Saxton's River Academy.
Miss Kingsbury lies in a critical condition
at n B. Blar's. In response to telegram
DR. Wheeler, of Burlington, came Saturday
afternoon, also Drs Morrow and Brush. All
is being done for her that can be done under
the circumstances.
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Special Notice !

The News AND CITIZEN will not be
issued next week until Friday after
noon, July 4. 1t will be largely
devoted to the Morristown centen-
NAL, containing Judge Powers his
torical address in full, the centennial
poem, Gov. Hendee's address of well
come, and other interesting matter
1t will also contain views of the
churches, the new iron bridge and the
railroad bridge, the falls at Pulpit
Rock, and several of the residences
and business places. 1t will be a
handsome souvenir and every ma
tive or resident of Lamoille County
will want one. 1t will be sent to reg
ular subscribers free. Single copies
in wrappers mailed to any address
on receipt of ten cents. Send in your
order at once as the demand will
exceed the supply.
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CADY'S FALLS.

social sing was enjoyed by the neighbors
at Charlie MINORS last Friday evening.
Lillian Leach has returned from St Johns
bury, where she has been visiting friends.
L. A. Leach is painting his buildings; de-
cited improvement at that end of the village.
Mrs. Sherman is in Waterville taking care
of her son Charlie, who has fever and is not
able to be moved home.
Fred Papineau had narrow escape from a
serious accident caused by the explosion Of
his gun while shooting crows.
S r. Waterman and wife, who have been
visiting friends about here, returned on Mon
dnv pight to Swanton, where they will reside
for the present.
Old Mrs Newcity has had a stroke of ma
ralysis, and is not expected TO live: She re
Gently received alarge pension, but the money
cannot be found, and she is unable to tell, al
she is unconscious.
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HARDWICk.

DR.. Curtis and son are in town.
Quarterly meeting service at NJ. E. church
next Sunday.
Mack & Rowe are to erect a large granite
cutting shed on land recently purchased of
Butler Shipman.
Don't forget that you can find all kinds of
blank deeds and have them filled out, at the
town clerks office. ss.--r.--
Mr.. Sweet died Sunday. Funeral services
at the residence of A. b. Thomas on Tuesday.
He was the oldest man in town.
The most of our people that celebrate the
coming fourth will do so at Morrisville, but
some will celebrate quietly at home.
Jed Campbell has the frame of his large
tenement house up and covered. Halfa dozen
more could be filled before fall if we only had
them.
During the thunder showers Monday night
the telephone wires and poles were badly
damaged by lightning and the roads fear
| fully washed.
Mrs. Sarah Chubb will celebrate her centen,
| NAL birthday July =, if she lives. S~ecla
| invitation has been given to relatives. antsia
! general invitation is extended to all VINO care
! to call and see her on the afternoon of tn g.;
day.
George Hoyt's boy Perley was run over by
| a couple of things in a road-cart Sunday at
ternoon near Will Lawrence's, but fortunate
| ~ was not Injured, save loF y SeNtIe CuI vi
the back of his head. He was out again
Tuesday.
John H. George J. W. Hovey and ira
Shattuck attended the district convention al
Montpelier last week Wednesday and stayed
through the state convention, G. W. Rridg
man, G. l.. Johnson and A. Z. Wakefield were
delegates to the state convention, but thei
man did not get quite votes enough Chas
Stanford and J. s. Drenan attended as spec
| tators
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JOHNS SON.

Nellie Harvey's sister from Peacham is
spending the week with her.
Dr. Waite has placed a very fine new street
lamp in front of his residence.
Prof Wheeler, of Montpelier, was the guest
of Orange Bucks family last week.
Miss Winifred Wright's father and mother
from EnOsburg visited her last week.
DR. and Mrs Campbell received their friends
at their home last Saturday evening from
till 10.
Nellie Dodge, who has been in Clinton,
Mass. for several months, has returned home
for the summer.
Mrs j. A. Pearl and Miss Daggett spent
Tuesday of this week at the Reform school,
visiting Mr.. Andrews.
Lawyer Hunt is preparing to build new
barn. He is continually making improve
ments about his place.
The Wednesday evening prayer-meeting at
the Baptist church is at this week on ac-
count of the exhibition.
Dr. Campbell and wife reached home Fri
day evening, the Goth, after an absence OF
nearly three months abroad.
Miss Daggett gave very pleasant recep-
ton to her scholars last Friday in the hall.
They were all treated to fruit.
The village graded school closed last Fri
day after very successful term, Alma Dag
gett and Flora Pearl teachers.
Rev Geo Duel's mother, from Alburg, has
been staying few days in town with him.
They are soon to settle in Eden.
Norman Waterman, C. H. and W. II.
Stearns went to the convention last week as
substitutes for the appointed delegates.
In giving the list of arrivals at the Johnson
House last week, the reporter omitted IL
names. 1t should have been 40 instead OF %.
Rev Mr.. Saunders has discontinued his
Young peoples meetings and normal class
Sunday evenings through the warm months.
The ladies of the Baptist church serve sup
per at their vestry next Thursday afternoon
and evening. First table will be ready at
$50 O'Clock.
There is to be a special meeting next Satur-
day at / p m of Old Brigade post, for the
purpose of drill. The commander hopes to
see every member of the Post present 4
We hope no one will forget the address %
t. J. BOynt6n~he fore the alumni Thursday
af1srroon Let all members in town be at
,Jsile meeting to welcome those from away.
The Perkinsville nine and the Johnson sec
ond nine played a game of base pall Satur-
day afternoon, which resulted d the scores
standing % to % in favor of the PerAinsville e
nine.
| The ladies who attended the tea-meeting al
Miss Collins last Friday were happily sur
prised to meet there Miss Brigham. the YER
mont secretary for the foreign missionary
work.
The Baptist church was crowded last Sun
day evening Rev Nj. Saunders preached a
very interesting and practical sermon to the
graduates, from Joshua L: s, last clause.
! The choir rendered two fine anthems. The
church was tastefuly decorated.
| The funeral services of Col. B. G. Andrews
were attended at the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon. Rev. N. c. Saunders officiating.
| Col Andrews was n former resident of this
town. but for thirty years past has resided in
Texas He died at the home of his niece,
| Mrs Orlo Crowell in Wolcott.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.
school closed Tuesday

School closed Tuesday.
Chas Hayford is a guest at S. Newton's.
Dan A. Stone is in Bnrre working at his
trade.
Achsa Allen is at home for few weeks va
cation.
John Parkhurst is entertaining friends from
Elmore.
Hiram Parkhurst comes out in fine new
carriage.
Several attended Uncle Toms Cabin at Eden
Mills Friday eve.
Arthur Leach has gone to Lowell to work
for A. Il. Stinehour.
Mrs E. c. Harrington is in Boston and Vi
cinity visiting relatives.
Miss Rand OF ITUTTfsvrrre spending
a few days at d. c. Smiths.
Mrs B. ~ and Mrs. Leo Gates were guests
at Edwin Billiards. last week.
L. p Butts is making some very noticeable
improvements on his buildings.
Mr.. Masure has done a nice job in joining
"a feet to the south end of Mr. W. Jackson's
horse barn. Judd knows how to do thing
of that kind as well as any other kind IN the
line of wood work.
Miss Nellie c. McAulif has gone to Win
| ooski For the last two years she has work
ed at what they call the New York Farm.
| Miss Hannah McAuliffe has gone to Sheldon.
These two girls are worthy of praise for faith
fitness in their work for their employers and
their fidelity to their mother.
The arrivals at the Valley House for the
week ending June II were F. o. Lunt and
vie. North Wolcott; W. A. COggins, Port.
land; A. j. Smith, Worthwhile; f. p. Pray
Burlington; A. X Stinehour, Lowell; c. p
| Stevens Mrs. Stevens, Lena Stevens, Troy
f. Benson, Milwaukee; Geo. M. Thompson
Burlington; Daniel Osborn wife and children
| Fairfield; Dennison Bradford, A. II. Hall
Geo. Mayo, Montgomery; NJ b. Eaton, Hyd,
| Park A. r. Stinehour, &. f. Skinner, Lowell
ID, Gilmore, st, Adams; Omer Kelley, Water
| vile.
A special meeting of s. W. Kinds camp S O
V. is called Friday eve, June 27, to TAX
place of the regular July meeting.
PER ORDER OF CAPTAIN.
The G. A. r. members will please meet a
their hall Saturday, at p. IN. sharp, for
drill and to get in readiness for the centen
NAL at MorrisviIle. Let every comrade be o
time l.. r. BUTTS, Commander.
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W. II orrinotrn i Tl1Tne, ton 40 iih prov
ing.
4. {. ee>os..-.nd H. Varnum spent the
Sabbath uU1lu. re- 49,
Mrs Ida Gallup Tas gone to work in the
Twin Mountain house.
Laura Durham has closed her school in
Berkshire and is now at home.
Henry Nye has taken his son George to
Montreal to have his eye treated.
S. Rawson and G. payis are building
house for Mr.. Warner on the Japan, arm,
Episcopal service in the new church, Cam
bridge Center, next Sunday, J7ne %, 81
1870 a. m. sr
Our delegates to the State convention G. z
home full of JOY because of the nominatl-nGf
Hon C, S. Page for Governor
Wetherby 4 Page have put new steps up to
their store and laid new side walk alsoI Let
the side walk improvement go on, 70 T..
C. b, Wetherby and wife and daughter, and
Ira Powell and wife are taking carriage
drive through the White Mountains.
A law suit last Saturday between Tyler and
Phillips was decided in Iylers layor; II,
| Parker appeared for Tyler and j. Monahan
for Phillips.
fire was discovered on the roof of Tucker
& Bunker's engine house Monday last, but
| the mill hands eXtinguished 1t, but IL came
near being big fire.
The Sabbath School of the Cong. churet
here numbered one hundred and four las'
Sunday. and is to-day one OF the largest an6
most active schools in this county.
Phoenix Lodge fair and sociable will be civ
en- Tuesday evening July LIST. Jefiersonylll
cornet band are to furnish music for the ialr
Refreshments will be served at the Town Hall
Mr.. Elmer French has been engaged by Dr
Flagg to occupy his photograph gallery 10
two weeks Mr.. French comes highly recon-
mended as an artist and now is the time
get some fine pictures.
J. Bailey's team getting frightened by tn
cars ran away and jumped a barbed VII
fence cutting one of the horses very Dau pau,
severe cut on his face in doing it..
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WOLCOTT.

Sociable at Amos Writings on Thursday
afternoon of this week.
Harry Burnell shot hedgehog that weighed
81 lbs last Monday,
F. L. Merritt will move to the village and
occupy his residence vacated by h. L. Far
man,
Harvey Cobb and wife, of Boston, ure visit
ing at Herb Moodey's.
At the district caucus Saturday evening,
NJ s. Burnel, A. n. Boynton and NJ. j Leach
were elected delegates, they to choose their
alternates.
School closes here this week n very success
full term having been taught by Miss Matte
Lyon. of Morrisvile.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Mr.. Gray is repairing his mill.
Mrs Chaffee, from Newport, is visiting in
town at her fathers
c. c. Brown has bought horse from the
Lowell estate for $50.
Nerve Wheeler has nice barn nearly com
pleted. He has much improved the looks Of
his place since he came.
George Merritt and Nettie Ward were mar
ried last week The old folks say they have
worked long and hard and now they'll move
to Wolcott and let the young ones carry OF
the farm.
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ELECTRIC BITTERs.-This remedy is becom-
inc so well known and so popular as to need
no special mention. All who have used Flee
tric Bitters sing the same song OF praise a
n,,rer medicine does not exist and it is guar
anteed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys. will remove pimples, boIls, salt
rbeum and other affections caused by impure
blood. VIII drive malaria from the system
and prevent as well as cure all malarlal le,
INDIGESTION trv Electric Bitters. Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded. Price
80 cts. and 81 per bottle at A. o. Gates drug
store.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate /!

Attached on the original writ and levied on
the execution TO me directed-
One House and lot situated just out of johnson
village being the same property now occupied
by Albert Kelley, being about one eighth acre of
land and the same I will sell at Public Auction
70 the highest bidder ut the Hotel Of a. ID. u h.
bins in johnson Village on the 18th day of July
n. ID 1880, at one O'Clock p. M, TO satisfy SAID
execution and the costs thereon and legal charges
IS the law directs.
ID. G. HOLMES, Con stable.
JOHNSON, Vt, June II, 1890. 84wS
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CAMBRIDGE.

Service in the Episcopal chapel, Cambridge
Roro next Sunday at lao p. m, June ~
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LIBERATION NOTICE

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
hereby give public notice that have given
my son VIM. +. Cunningham the remainder of
MS time during his minority and ! shall claim
none of his wages nor pay any debts of his con
tracing after this date.
Dated at johnson, this q ST day of June A d.
loJO. 3lw3 WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
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~ Musi$ by Shermans Military Band
PraA . by the Rev. w. E Douglass
3 Song" Centennial Among the Hills composed by Rev P
B. Fisk
4 Addre, of Welcome by Hon. Geo w. Hendee.
5 Music ~ Shermans Military Band.
Historical Address by Hon, H Henry Powers.
Music by the Stowe Cornet Band.
Poem by Rev. P B, Fisk
Song-"Lessons From the Mountains Words by the poet
and music by Prof WhPple
Toasts and responses Hon P K. Geed, POSTMASTER
Music
Short addresses by invited guests nerspesed with music
Is Musc-America, by the multitude.
purse SIS be contested for by the Base Ball Clubs
the may select from all the that may be
made clubs accepted be notified immediately each club
paying their Game called the grounds
Burlington Cadets will give exhibition drill the grounds
at the close of the afternoon exercises.
After supper bands will play until dark when the celebration will
brought by the magnificent display fire works
shown in the State.
Special will DEMONSTRATING Burlington, Swan
ton St Johnsbury o'clock arriving Morrsvie at
O'Clock morning the 4th from both ways, and leaving
works the evening for the above and intermediate
points half fare and less.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mise Mrs H HaTmi2gfa 9HGs S9RaaE
ing.
C-CA-as-.-.nd H. Varnum spent the