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MORR1SVlLlE.

Rev W. E..Douglass Of the Methodist church
IS to deliver tho annual Memorial sermon be-
fore the Grand Army post Sundt after e.
noon at O'Clock at the Methodist church.
Post james NJ Warner, No. I. will attend in a
body. The post as well rs the Sons of Neter-
ans are being newly uniformed.
Percy ID. stone i al homo from Boston
Mr.. Mower of Bristol y. H., with gang of
men isin town putting down concrete sidewalk
for several citizens.-1hC Cnivcrsalist church
is being painted The centennial committee
mot again on saturday evening and made stiil
further progress in arranging the details for
the celcbra;ion. Mark Bundy has just been
back pay. The Pike hotel, owned by A. l..
Champeau, recently enlarged by II rooms, has
been bought by Enos Hill who took posses ion
on Monday. Mr. Eos. of stowe has bought OF
ex-Gov: licndcc the property fnmiiary known
rs tho Pink cottage on uppe" Main street. MIR.
Toss has II very desirable lot on Congress
street ana will occupy his new purchase while
building Il residence for himself. c. Nor
gan, OF the graduating elias, of the L. V. NJ,
has been at home sick with measles. lie is
ont again and will be abo to return for gradu-
utiOn.
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BRISTOL

According to the returns made by the listers
the Grand list of the Gown for the prescnj, year
are ibS polls, gain of six
bo Mti; c. T. i nEo is greatly improved in
years. he had been unable 60 do any work
for four years. Funeral the 18th, conducted
by Rev Mr.. Lystcr OF HUNTINGTON r., A.
into Drake " Smths yard this SPRING. l.
Ward and wife entertained G. w. Bsbee
and wiio of Clarinda, Iowa, and Mrs G.. T..
Chamberlain of SCION, Ohio, last week.-Noblc
Sopcr started Friday for the new State of
Nashington.-I hc Baptists now havo one
of the neatest church buildings in the county,
AT 3 p IN. sunday the Friends win hold
meeting in the basement of llolley hall -
pl limo a Cove o; South Bristol are getting
out Il large amount of whit. birch for Austin
Peck of East Nlddlcbury. Shall we entertain
party OF fresh air children this year? That
is the question that is now Ggitating the minds
OF the benevolent portion Of this community;
-l j. Ridley OF the Bristol House has received
several loads OF lumber. What lac intends do
INK with the same is yet .a,,,I mys.
Il new hotel The work Of improvement
goes steadily forward in al parts Of the vii
rCurirs on their saw mill. This firm is doing
large business in the Manufacture of mnli
iug boXc-, etc, and are crowded with orders.
Mira. l.. d. ThHNor OF Brandon IS visiting rela-
tivcs in towu.-jHcob Barton ana wife of
Johnson. parents Of the late T.. +: Barton,
were guests of Vi. =. Narney and wife, Friday.
expected home from Minnesota June |. He
writes that farmers there are anNiously look
ing for rain. Bristol could spare them plenty.
The friends have the refusal Of the tongrc-
gntional church building at S2DW. Definite
action cannot lie taken until after the yearly
meeting OF the Friends. There are some who
labor under the impression that the Advcnts,
who hive occupied tbs building for some ~
ycars, arc being crowded out. such. however
is not the case. The Advcnts have had p cnty
Of opportunities 10 buy the building, but, aC-
Cording to one of the principal stockholders,
have not been willing TO pay the price asked
They have offered, since negotiations COM
mCnCcd with the Friends SljJl for the proper
t., but the offer was not accepted. Tie
Friends seem inclined to trade, and only await
the action OF their yearly meeting before ae-
Gliding. The AdVents viii remain in their old
quarters for some time 80 come. Tho whole
matter will ultimately be settled to the salts
faction of all concerned.
June supervisor laSeltine goes to Hancock
to assist Superintendent Palmer in a teachers
meeting. supervisor Dunbar. of Windsor
county and Prof. Clarence MeSser Of Iowa
will also Assist harlcs Chaplin has gone TO
Boston, where he is to remain. The weather
Still holds good for the railroad party The
roads are very muddy.
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CAMBRIDGE.

GA Nr-. Poirce died last the 18th
after n Ion" Illness, she had been living at
g.. hluae OF Jarrl Wilcox for tine last fifteen
g.n,. Funeral NcdnC, sday, ttcv, g.. Graves
officiating. The funeral of old Mrs. William
orp Wa held NJ the house of her soU Eden
iHo.p "a Cambridge Tuesday May Is. Her
body was taken 10 ind rhi.l Fiat, and buried
ba-i," her husband who died several years
Previous. Rev Gclaont Graves of burlington,
uiirldteu.-A Mabel WhitCOmb commence her
school the l2t1.-Mise Lotie WhitcOmh who
went from Cambridge 10 Iitusviuc, PCnnsyl-
Nania two years has gone 10 MINNEAPOLIS 10
live with her brother George WhitComh.
Edgar Reynolds has sold ont his interest in
tn NOtch.-SuDervisCr Redmond united
schools in Cambridge this week Mrs. ". IL
triswuld and Carrie Carroll attended the
graduating exercises at MOrisvlllc among
those who graduated was Miss Ella Holmes Of
il Jacksonville.
There will be appropriate exercises ut the
Second congregational church on the evening
Of childrens day.-The ladies' missionary
meeting will be held with Nrs. f. Powell
Thursday afternoon riends from Marlboro
are visiting at George llOimeS.-Dr, w. ID.
Buchanan is making preparations for remov-
Of our Cambridge farmers lsst week n choice
lot Of maple sugar in brio cakes. Rev. Ii. \.
Eushncli, former pastor in Cambridge, viii
rest from his pastoral la DORIS for one year re-
Abraham laSsctt has moved his family to
Mas7achusctts to live. Mrs. IL. ". Narnum
New Hampshlrc-lW new members were
added to Phoenix lodge Friday evening.
Price paid for butter at Jacksonville last
saturday was from II TO 10 cents per pound 4;
eggs, II cents per dozeu.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Notinert last week ;
also one TO Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenbeck.
tain Randall is repairing his home.-Mrs Joe
Ga lup has finished WORK at John Lang's.-
Hattie Wilcox has returned from johnson.
whore she has been visitug---Carl Weston of
Hanover, y. H., is Visiting his mothcr.---A
little niece of Mrs William Carpenter OF Tn
dorhin IS visiting in Cambridge
Thompson of Lyndon. son OF Clark Ihomlso
of this place is very low with consumptiop.
y friLhttul runaway occurred here Saturday
n itoruoOn. As Mr.. r. {. Wells was about to
drive u his home, his horses became frightened
at the ba ID, which was playing on the streets.
In trying TO quiet them them, some portion of
the harness broke letting the pole drop. In
stHAtly they freed themselves from the car
riare and went tearing through tho streets at
lightning speed. They ran against DIR. j. b..
Morgan's house with such force that one Of the
| horses received injuries that caused death in IA
! few hours. The horses We're valuable ones and
| is a great loss 10 Mr.. Wells.
Thursday afternoon the liththe women Of the
| First Congregational society organized a
"liumC Missionary circle with Mrs. Il. Brush
| as Iresident.-The American house is now con-
| ncCted with the Reynolds water supply.-H.
! l.. story is in Nilliston this week.-Henry
| Ecrrington has rented his house on south
| street to Clarence Remington.
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SWANTON.

Missisquoi lodge, No. 30, /. 0. O. T., observed
the memorial day Of the order sunday, May
Is by special service at the Methodist church.
At lU3) a. N. the members Of the lodge to the
Humbcr Of about 80, together with - brothers
from st. Albars, marched in form to tn /,
church and listened to a sermon from the Rgv.
f. SNOW, chaplain of the lodge from the fol
lowing text: - Friend Loveth at all Times,
and Brother l. Born for AdNcrsltY.' Prov.
xvii II. His Introduction, which was filled
with beautiful illustrations, was drawn from
the following heads: First. The tcnler ivy
and the sturdy oak is natures picture Of mans
need of friend second. love is the pivot on
which the rest of the commandments turn.
Love is the link in the chain that unitcs and
holds together ali the others third, friendship
has always been deemed essential to the
happiness OF human beings; kings have lnid
H~id" their royalties 70 indulge in il. lis
theme. THE best treasure, fricndslip.' II /
so for tire. reasons: ~ All may possess this
ir"aeurr - II never fail, 'loveth AT al times:
90 Friendship means fellowship: il is tWu'0ld
y. il mature. human and divine These blend
rs perfectly as tho col0rs of the rainbow. At
tla close of the sermon The Rev. Father Clark,
{ le oldest active minister ia the Vermont con
t'ieur'. lave some very interesting recciec-
t. ua at - years in the Christian nipistrr ami
81 in Did Fellowship. At the close of the SCR
vice he meinber- of tine lodge returned 20 the
uali and Ia lunch wa, served. Then followed re-
iu.Tks by brothers Clark, Wilson, Brown and
others. The members aeain formed and
..a'rEcd to the grave Of Brother IL. y. Lyon
Hu. held short troral service and the services
q. the dat were declared ~ an end.
st 81 dcWOc""tic cHc1s held Monday. d. G.
Ew"p4n. =. y. Ayras, Ward carney, II. Don
..'l SON, I'll, and James NcNGNy. We're elected
-. rr. ae delegates go She state and district
Convention. ana -. g. Freeman, 4. 4. Barney,
oud -. Donaldson. ii, to serve a town com
If Il stone has bought of G +. Atwood his
rc- .l.uec oU canada street. Consideration
understood to be $500.
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WARREN.

The lecture to b. given by \. Edward Wright
has been postponed. Rev. j. w. Bergen will
speak to g. =. X. boys next Sunday at the
niou church, and Warren Gibbs OF st.
Alhaus will deliver the address Memorial day.
-Wcllmun Thaycr has moved on to his farm
on the tast hill.-llon IL. ". Lyfurd has been
Ia Montpelier tue past two weeks superntcnd-
Line oln il driving j.. \. Aliens team. GEORGE
Drew was in Waterbury saturday looking for
n place to locate. Lumber teams are a 7 very
busy trucking logs and the roads arc in bad
shape, the worst for many years.. b FL
drcd"e and wife have returned homo from
Ncrgcnucs where they have been for the past
two years. Rumor has il that Joe Is TO enter
the employ of his father Capt. J. T.. Eldredgc
in pension busincss.-Mrs. J. l.. Gleason is
SICK.
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Natic Buck, who has been in the Adirondack
region for the past few months has returned
much improved in hca TIA. Henry w. stevens
has bough, the widow Nlcfarlanl place and
will soon take possession. Fred, son OF
George Dillingham;. is making his many
friends a visit ne is having good practice at
CuildhalI Csll Ware has accepted "A position
in NcCloud's store at hardwick and cont
iuenced his duties there last MOndHy.-Ralph
Chase. who has been cierkiug for Messrs.
Puck the past few months. Is soon to 20 to st.
Adams, VIII, re he has situation in the freight
office. Louisa Dou4hcr,y has returned to her
home in Nlltou.iIon. Il. G. tris'y has imported
nice Collie log from near NprllHieid, Mass.
a hearing I'm the case of Hunt vs.. Hunt was
held hero Iust hi lay. and l. was dtcld that
Simeon Hun, should hold the place until next
January. -Messr~. Bucks expect to move their
force of men to Cambridge Junction next week
and start up their steam miil there.
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RANDOLPH.

Charles Hol-cs has sold part Of the .Ta ob
circuit farm to Nr Sean and "a lot to Warren
.ini h. Iona WEIGH has returned to Elvira,
y. \ A reception was given to Mr. ana Mrs.
George II. Slack on their return from Brattie-
Burrell q. bethel Incy VIII Keep house at
West Randolph.
W. blojc,'; and wife celebrated the sec
oud anniversary do. their marriage tn 10Th.
friends &C. thc NJ mhcr Ut seventy we've pres, mt
and left SOM NJlu.hl presents. Music was
furnished hy the ban o. ph brass band. W.
Gray died sIdd My In Sew orr, recently.
tie was the owner "a the NAY>idc farm III th'
town and formerly d.d a large horse business
here. Nj. Gray wa, tine treasurer OF the
National iior-c Breeders association. lie was
about - Years old.
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HATS. HATS. HATS.

We have the most stylish assortment of soft
and Stiff Hats for Men, Boys and Children, in
Guiding the latest novelties of the season at
the very lowest prices Also a full line of Fur
nlshing Goods
Dress Shirts, Underwear Neckwear, Collars,
Cuffs and thousands of other Bargains impos-
sible TO mention here. You must come and
see for yourself. The American Clothing Co.
cordially invite the public to call and sec their
stock whether theywish to buy it or not. II Will
pay you TO come a distance of fifty miles TO at
tend this great sale. If you value money then
you surely cannot afford to stay away. Aston
ishing values, unparalleled bargains In line
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats etc Ev-
erything purchased at this sale is guaranteed
as represented or money returned. Remem'
Der the place.
AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY,
IS Church st, Cor. Cherry, opposite Rowe's
Hotel Burlington, VI 9O,d&wtt-
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Polly Burns is sick, Mary Bassett has been
very sck.-Mrs. McCrilies OF Msrshfeld is
stopping with Mrs Walter Merrtt-Henry
Freeman of Brookheld has been spending a
few days with b. f. Buxton Mrs. Somerville
Of Barre has been visiting her parents at +. III.
Nincent's. Miss T. O. Peck goes to Lowell,
Mass, next Monday fishing party from
the East village have gone to Greensboro pond
10 spend the week.-B. =. Cove recently caught
trout which weighed one and one-fourth
pounds.-C. c. Brooks recently found one of
his COWS dead with a broken neck in the pas
ture. This makes two cows that he has lost
this spring. Tho Ladies improvement society
met at the Misses Peck's Thursday.
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NORTHElELD.

A flag has been ordered for the graded school
building. 1t will be raised on a 90 foot staff
The exercises on Memorial day will be In
charge of Bcynton post, and the address will
be Ivy f. w. McGcttrick of It. Albaus.-W. Il.
Russell has bought piece Of land at the south
end Of Central street, and intends TO build on
it. G. A. Edgerton has bought a building lot
on Cherry street. and will build a tenement
house.-The Montpelier Musical association are
to give an entertainment in Concert hall, Fri
day evening, for the benefit OF the Cornet band
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MAI z RMll 6

Burt Hill has completed his work at the
park and returned Professor Reclman
has been visiting schools III town.-Rurt Hill
has opened barber shop al the hotel MIR.
and Mrs \ V. Stevens are stopping in Bur-
lington. Professor Atwood will preach at the
Union church On Sunday son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Leach on the l3th.-Thirty- ar
rivals at the Mountain Spring house the past
weck.-Albert Austin has bought an interest
in the Tillotson mill-Alrs. John McMamimen
died on the 10th inst and was taken to Enos-
burgh for interment.
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MORGAN

George Jcnnc died suddenly in his chair May
10. He had been il biz Usual health, aaa had
been out to work only shoro time before.
". I. litchtcd is on his wav home from
south Cnrolin1; is expected tEis we k.
t,harlc9 Co"ing Is suffering with niia.ama-
sight of one cye.-loi.n Crane has let his farm
to Hob Drown and viii worl. for J.ci Williams
ship VITA Blanc lHrI at Newport and /, NOV
INK LIS goods 20 his old store at MORGAN Corner.
Donnie Elliott is Soin- 20 Massachusetts to
work
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NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN
THE FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
, The Winooski valley, villages up North,
Along otter Creek ana by the shores
Of white River Covered by
Special Reporters.
BARE

BARRE.
John w. Gordon sold on Friday to the Wet
more Il Morse Granite company between six
and seven acres of quarry land adjoining their
uWiitaS. the thrcc.year-old son Of Liberty Hall,
ci south Barre, died on tho 18th OF dlph-
John McIane has moved into ono OF the
William stafford cottage houses on the Hook
Thc latest issue of the Granite Cutters Jour
nal says "Thc main licEcrs of the su-callcd
Granite manufacturers association seem to
lc milk men and quarry owners who know no
m0tc about cutting stone than than hog docs
llr Rational Granite company have shippcd
nil OF that 100000 building job, the German
Nutiunal bank of rittsburF, Pa, excepting the
main doorway. There was about so cartoaas
il All. The company have nearly completed
one of the three large tomhs formerly men
toned in these columns, this one TO 20 to
Olean, ~ y, tho others to Saratoga and
GoorGo buchanan. who went West last win
ter arrived here Friday minus his lelt hand.
Mrs. II. b. Fowler OF Worcester, Mass, Wis
ono candidate was inflated and two appl-
cation, recciycdyThursday the 18th at the odd
follows lodge, and til Patriarchal degree was
worked ON five candidates at tue last meeting
Of Nlunehaha cncampmCut. The odd Eel
lows are boominEiu Barre. aus well az in Mont
p,licr, and expect to have nico hoII in the
me Barre and French libraries win soon be
located in the rooms lately vacated by the
Miss Hutchinson millinery store, on Elm
Nlrs. Susie VI. Yorl, has just received
,i,rn,,i,b Grand Dictato, O II Reed. S?nJO
,,,,, Tiio rni1lf. of Uouur al which order
g.. 'i IAN t,iai,,d tobn n \-nrk was n NOM
in cr i"'' 4'u'''N' "0''''
III D,,r- 7 n Smith - and IT, A
~, plon55,.,s Of no now Granite CITY
rroftt',Il ,i,IT Lova lonsod tle trottinv uark
. ILL - w. ' .,'' ''
Pc S 80, ',r,i,o co,,7,opy nre runnio.,
three quarres on the nil, and viii open
% ~ ~ ~ vi 49,, 49, '''0' '''
Tor dgDt' trled al the "lIee o. -, rpr7er, o
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WAITE RBURY.

Josiah G. somcrvllo from Helena,
North Dakota, is visiting with Mrs. Hcnna
Watts, his sister, where his two sons reside.
lie has sold ont his drug store at Hclcna'-'. h.
Fullerton is expected to return from tort
Payne soon to his family who rc-idr here, ana
will probably oil return 10 that place next fail.
Charles \ Foster is BOARDING at he lHrl.
House. There were lW guests ut l'arrclts
hotel last week. harlcs ilnincs was called
home to CabOtthr lith, his father having TO go
to orr Payne, Ma, to ping, is sister, Mss
julia, home. she went South for her health. but
is now very low with little hope Of recovery.
Miss sarah keyuo d. is able to resume work.
Howard Hayden has leased the DWyne
house to calvin Cook of stowe. He will board
with Mr.. Cook and do the Nork on the farm.
Harvey Henry and wife are boarding at
George SURNAME note, having leased the
arm.L ster Peterson Lad the fingers of his
right hand cut off ~ Il. a. Russ IFS mill 4p in
Caldwell, the twins, have retained to
Hartford. Conn, having been called home on
account of the illness Of Nr-. Pride, their
di' 4 at the residence orhis sister in Waitsncld
and was brought here fer burial.-Iamcs Sell
fricn is IN V,rnn rs ny ns ,St tunin
few days with G.. = Lord in Ninoo-H Mrs.
Jenny Carlentcr George, the daughter Of the
late John Carpenter, was 20 years old when She
died At the Masonic chujt r election, G. T.
Clou,h was elected II. T., William u. Han, H:
William X. Elliot. 8; y. \. Gray. captain of
the host H. w. iluntly. Il. A. Chapt.; T..
q. Hooker, principal soiourner; y. !. Brown,
treasurer; VI. o. Evans, secretary, r. Worth
~. first veil; J. CEthorn, second; f. w.
Briggs, third; Hulunt Foriicr. tyler. The
GamGliel Washburn council elected officers
p Hall, u. Nj; George C. Wnshbnrn. =. O.;
RETURNED IRON rom he Wcs and 1as '' opened
a harness shuu on one sid" of Forums shoe
shop. Mrs. William Pike is king a visit in
Ahurgh.- Mrs. Miles trraht of Boston is board
ing nj Rarrctt's .lotcl.-.lohu Farewell OF
Montpelier with his daughter. Miss Bessie
Farewell Is visiting Mrs Laura Henry The
tytf of fln 1nf, A al l.t.t
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EverybodY KnoMs.

That at this season the blood is filed with
impurities, the accumulation of months Of
close confinement in poorly ventilated stores
workshops and tenements. All these impuTi-
ties and every trace Of scrofula, salt rheuIn, or
other disease may be eXpel led by taking Hoods
Sarsaparila, the best blood purifier ever pro-
duced. 1t Is the only medicine Of which 100
doses one dollar IL true.
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WEST ADDISON.

Frank Trimble Of Chimney Point is sick
with pneumonia.-'Hhe pulpit Of the Methodist
church was supplied last sunday by Rev. Is.
Cox, Rev. Lawrence being called away to at
tend the funeral of Warren kcllog. of North
Ferri-hurEh school has closed in district No.
for this Week.-Niss Alice, daughter of +. w.
Elsher. is very sick.
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For Nervous Diseases
Use Horsford's Acid PhoSnhate.

DR.. f. G. KELLEY, Alderton, w. r., says
81 have prescribed 1t in a large number of
eases generally, and also in cases of ndiges-
tion caused by lack OF sufficient gastric Juice
of the stomach, with marked success, and con,
slider IL one of the best remedies known ~ the
professional world"
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Willie Fletcher of Clinton, Mass. is visiting
and wife have returned to Milford, Mass
after visiting his parents here few months
Frank Chatfee is sick.~R. G. Smith and wife
t nv farming for a willie on account OF
poor heaith.-Mrs. +. II. Kinds and friend of
Lyndon have returned home-Charlcs Brow
has moved into b. L. Newton's house on Main
street.
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NORTH FERRlSBuRGH.

Robert Iangdon left forMinnesota last week.
Mrs. William Webb and son have arrived in
town from Pasadena, Cal. Mrs Webb is n
daughter Of Mrs. Green, Nergcnues. -Alrs.
Mooney is very low, with no hopes Of her re-
covcry. \. Allen is ablo o sit up part of
the time. lie gnins slowly.
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Mrs. Homer Dewey is sick with fever-Mr
Gladding on North street is sick-Solon Sum
nor and Scion Burrill Of Rutland are in town,
the former with his parents and the latter
with relatives here.-W. Davis anJ son of Wor-
cester, Mass. are at Films Roger. Mr. Davis
is d bTothoT-in-law Of Mrs. Roger.
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CRAYON PNRTR AITS.

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Life Size at = each, Il size at = each. Send
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WEST MINISTER.

The Valley Creamery association are maxi
ing over 800 pounds of butter per week.
Starks' Edison a Co, now occupy the West
minister steam mill and are making and ship
ping several tons OF albamural daily.
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GRANVILLE

Horace Hill OF Waitsheld, formerly Of this
town, quite I'LL. II. Clarke who is visiting
the fam ily of J. V. Wilson, was called to Man
chester last Saturday to attend the funeral of
Major Clarke, his father.
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statistics show that more people die OF con-
sumption than from any other cause. SLIGHT
colds are the truo seeds Of consumption. Be
ware of the slightest cough Adamson's Bot
anic Cough Balsam stands without peer.
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EAST BETHEL

Zebina Whitney, one Of the oldest and most
respected men in town, passed. away May IL.
He would have been vi years old in July. His
funeral was largely attended In the baptist
church, Rev Mr., Myers officiating