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Henry HarringtOn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! ToaN persons con
DISTRICT OF GRAND Isle ccrucd in the estate
of Henry Harrington, late of south Horo,
said District, deceased. ,..
GREETING:
At "a Probate Court. holden al North Hero,
within and for the district Of Grand Isle, on
the 2jth day Of May, 1872, an instrument
purporting 10 be the last will and testament
OF Ilcnry Harrington late of South Hero,
in said District deceased, was present
ed To the Court aforesaid, Tor probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that
tho Goth day of jure, ls9!, at the Probate
Court rooms IN sGid North Hero be assigned
for proving said instrument and that notice
publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed at said burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place ntnrh-
said, and contest the probate Of said will, if yol
have cause.
Given under my hand at North Hero in sail
district this 9th day OF May, lc42.
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attended union temperance meeting Sunday
evening at the opera house.
An Italian, with an unspeakable name,
wasj arrested Sunday night by Policeman
Bemis, and Monday paid $10.61 before Jus.
tice Jackman.
Ward e. Douglass are doing large rail-
road job in Jefferson.
A stock company is being formed at East
Barre to build 10 cottages.
L. o. Wheeler recently had one finger
nearly crushed Off between two blocks Of
granite.
1t is claimed that 65 men are now work
ing for the Berlin Granite company at West
Berlin. This company does not belong tc
the association.
The Good Templars have changed theil
night of meeting from Saturday to Tuesday.
A large party attended the county union or
Wednesday at Gouldsvile.
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edy for over fifty years and used in that time
by more than l5O,0J00J0 persons must have
great merit. such a medicine IS found in
BRANDRETT's PILLS. This fact demonstrates
the value of these pills better than any state
ment of the proprietors. 1t will be observed
that the dose required to cure is small. One
or two pills taken every night for ten or twenty
days will cure dyspepsia, costiveness, rheu
matsm liver complaint. biliousness. or any
disease arising from an impure state of blood
BRANDRETH'S PILLS are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless, and safe to take at an,
time
sold in every drug and medicine store, eithel
plain or sugar Coated
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-06-02

We the subscribers having hecu appointe
by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chitienden, Commissioners to re-
Ceivc, examine and al Just the claims ami de-
mands OF all persons against tho cs-
tate Of Harriet Fay, tie of Rich
mond, in said district deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; aud six months from
the day of the date hereof beinS. allowed by
said Court Tor that purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend 10 the
business of our appointment, at tho Town
Clerks Office in Richmond, in said dis
trict. ON the 2lst day of June and the 10th day
of Noyem Der next at ~ o'clock a. N. Oh each
OF said days.
Dated this - tn day OF May. ',92,
6. y. RHOADS, C,,,r,issjorars
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Albert E. Jones.

Mutton, hind quarters. Is Is c. mound foreQner.
tiers, ~ cents pound. mutton chops, Is cents;
Spring lnmb hind qtrs q cents, fore qtrs i2 cent,
lamb chops - cents. Boot. best cuts West
ern. for porter house quoted at ~
cents pound sirloin at Is cents round Il to cent,
pound roast II to - cents pound: Vermont beef is
quoted at l2i6 to l9 cents pound. Hams sugar cure
are II cents pOund breakfast bacon is II to Il
cents California hams Il to 1870 censa poun smoke
shoulders 1910 cents. Triple ~ to 1919 cents; pick
eled pigs feet i2le picked lambs Tongues are Ii
cents per pound Corn bect is to l2le cents. Pork
is II to Is cents pound steak 2ip cents sal.
pork is ~ cents a pound; lard Il cents
veal is 70 to % cents veal steak. l0y20 cents
blood Is pound Boston sausage, Is cts.
German bologna sausage. 10 to Is cents; Albany
sausage. IS cents hendcneese II cents. Turkeys,
n TO rs cents Fowls II to 20 cents Spring chick
" per pound. Lard 10 to II cents per pound
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DR.. Gage is coming.

DIR. o. C. Gage. the successful specialist for
all difficult diseases whose marvellous cures in
this section have created such an interest in
his method of treatment by the use Of harm
less vegetable remedies can be consulted free
of charge as follows:
Waterbury Hotel. Tuesday, June :, till noon.
Montpelier, Pavilion, Tuesday afternoon.
Burlington, Van Ness, edncsday, JuneS.
Middlehury, Addison House, Thursday, June
0, till 3 p. m.
Bristol, Thursday June o. afternoon, 4 tot.
Nergenn0s, Stevens House. Friday, June 10.
Brandon House, Saturday, June II. till noon.
Rutland, Bates House, saturday, June Ii,
afternoon.
If sick be sure and see DR.. Gage for he has
no superior in the treatment of complicated
diseases, and many of his methods are eXclu-
sivoly of his own invention. For example his
discovery for tho painless treatment of bleed
ing and protruding piles Is not possessed by
any other physician living. Dr. Gage guar
antees to cure every such case or charge moth
ing, and he positively cures them in q few
days, no matter how large the tunors or how
long they have been treated by other special
lists. DIR. Cages method is cure VIM. l..
Berry of Nergennes had suffered AZ years, and
had been obliged to wear support Il years,
cured by one painless treatment. A. |. Averill
of Bristol and :. L.. Buttles of kipton Bread
Loaf have been treated a year each by Brink
Adams, u we'll known merchant of Arlington,
VI, came 10 Rutland and was cured. Mr..
futile Of the Bates House has personal know
ledge of this case DR.. Gage refers to hun
dreds cured of all manner of diseases.
III sick, see him.
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Charles j. Ayers Estate.

We, the subscribers, having hcon appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for tho
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 re-
celSe examine ana ADJUST tiie c.u,hS nv "e
Charles j. Alger, late OF Burlin ton, in said
district deceased, md also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for hat purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that We will at
tend to the business of our appointment, at
the County Clerks office IN Burlng-
ton. in said district, on the first Tues
days. of July aud November next, at II
Dated this gath day OF May, lo1!.
HENRY GREEN. Commissioners
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ACID PHOSPHATE.
NORTHERN NEW YORK.

The Potsdam Courier says that d. F.
Ellis and Thos. S. Clarkson have completed
plans for the manufacture of sugar Of milk
in that village.
Charles E. Martin, manager OF the Mir
ror Lake hotel, in company with several
New York gentlemen, has bought the sum
NIT of Whiteface mouneain. A first class
carriage road will be built from the hotel to
the summit Malone Palladium.
The Champlain eleotrotype foundry at
Rouses Point which was destroyed by fire
last winter, has resumed work with a force
of 80 hands. The new building is the gift
of the citizens of Rouses Point.
Fourteen $1,000 bonds of the village Of
Rouses Point, issued to complete the new
water works system in that place, will be
sold on June |.
The round house at the Massena depot is
being enlarged 10 accommodate some of the
Grand Trunk engines. -Ogdensburg Jour
nal.
Malone has raised over $1,000 by subscrip-
ton on which to celebrate the Fourth of
July. Canton and Norwood are among the
villages in this county which are talking of
celebrating.
H. G. Reynolds, owner of the Gouver-
neur Herald Times, has sold that paper and
| erythng pertaining to it to NJ. X. Sack
| EFT, proprietor of the Northern Tribune also
| published at Gouverneur.
Norwood.
Bishop Doane of Albany arrived in town
| Saturday morning aud went directly to
| Norfolk, where services were held in the
| forenoon. Mrs. Richard Mccormack died
at her residence Thursday evening at $50
p. m. The funeral was held at tho Roman
| Catholic church Sunday morning Owing
to the critical condition of Mrs. Simpson,
who is in Utica, Rev. Simpson was unable
to return to his charge in this place Sun
day. Memorial services were held in the
Methodist church Sunday, Rev. II. c. Alb
bolt delivering the address. The g. A. h.
post and S. of V. attended in a body. &c.
w. Jones is confined to his ROOM
While freight No. 50 was doing its shifting
in the Potsdam yard Saturday night,
Joseph Powers, brakeman employed on
that train, in attempting to cut or two coal
cars from the engine. fell across the track,
and would have been run over had he not
managed to throw himself from the track in
such u manner that only one arm was
severely crushed. --Decoration day was OBJ
served in Norfolk Monday with appropriate
ceremonies.
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(scrofula. OF course. He could walk n little,
but could not got up if he fed down, and could
not move when in bed, having no use of his
hands. | immediately commenced with the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. using all freely. one
sore after another healed II Oony matter form
ing in each one OF these five deep ones Just be-
fore healing. which would finally grow iops t
and were taken out; then they would heal rap
idly. One of these ugly bone formations pre-
served. After taxing dozen and a half DO I
ties he was completely cured, and Is now, at
the age of Six years n strong and healthy
child. AlR%. t.. :, briggs,
Maya 1885, Gl2 f. Clay 81. Bloomington, III.
My grandson remains perfectly well. No
signs of scrofuta and no scores. -.,..,..
MRs. +. :. briggs,
FEB1, 1890. Bloomington, Ill.
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Dolan Brothers.

ST. louis hour ESQ to s575 barrett Michigan g. Is;
Spring patents and Minnesota patents are 90 u
sbarrel; nuckwheat Is 80 to. cents pound. Rye
cents pound maple syrup. 80 to 9uc gallon Granu
lated sugar Is 81 cents u pound coffee cts light
brown, tdila eta; loafa and puverized EOS cents
White clover honey is IL cents pound; asparagus. Il
cents pound; rhubarb, 3 cents round; Bermuda
onions. cents pound rndishes, cents bunch let
tuce, centsa head; green peas Is cent peck vese
table oysters, 10 cents bunch cucunbcrs, to'E
cents each; string beans Is cents per quart new
onions, cents per bunch.
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BJSTOV.
The demanl for wool has been steady AM sales arc
being made at full former prices Washed fccVeS
scarce and firm. and ohio sells Mt q cents; AN and
XIX and above at lSt@J cents, and Michigan AT -
G126 cents per pound. No. comhi1g woods are firm
at 3iocSi cents per pound Ohio deainc $780,
cents and Michigan fine dclainc l9rt2n1e cents per
pound. Cnwa,lcd Combng Nous in steady requ3 st
at 25G2s cents Ier pound for oucquartcr and three
eighhs blood. Territory woods selling well at jjd5S
cents clean. for fnr 5'7lj5 for fine Medium, and
5@,G3 cents for medium. Now Texas and California
woods selling in tine range al lSM9tM cents per
pound as to quality oregon woods are DUH. Pulled
woods CONTINUE to- sell well az urchrHgcd prices.
Australian woods firm and carpet woods steady.
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tLOUR-Rcceip,s. 1851 packages; exports 1928
ba rrcs Sl sacks sales, Il 100 barrels, Low 50 81
nS.65 City mills 1890 siGU; CITY mills patent SU
ss4sG Winter wheat low grades At s. 6,ss&!5; tair
to fancy sS.iltstGj. do paIonts s4.25Gs5 Mime
sota. clear. GS.6JSe4+D, stTAiqhta s29J@stGl do
patents sl.25 O ryo mixtures, $1,000 .iG super
Ono. at Sl.lOs325J; fine, SloJes $40; southern, $3.50
GSi.1j.
WHEAT-Recepts AS2.7OO bushels; exports, 27l,,8i
bushels sales 5>U bushels; No. rcd VIA t1sJs enOat
9il4 GyIas lob. No. northern, g04G97t No. hard,
q5a,c 40. northern. et'-; No. Chicago, yIAC;
No. J Milwaukee. hULc.; ~. sp,iu.. sjl!c.
els; sales, jLuUJ bushels; No. = 5iGj2c elevator.
5ac. Anost; steamer mixed ss b.c delivered; NO. .
oATs-Receipts. 2G ,2-0 bushels. exports lCG bush
els sales l9G,uJD bushes No, nj jGc. white
sgJ4aiOc. No. at SG9@jSc. do white ot iOlsc mixed
western Al 3jI3:c; white do at 3gG 1885, White state
500 i}c.
SUGAR! SO. s. SJss4c.i ~. I3ll.1e&3 l5.Gc.; No, 5
gloaj l-l6c,; No. T. 5LeH3Atc.; No. s. 34ia54sc
off \, l@itE mould A. gl6Sl !l6c; standard A
800 l6c. oontectoner y. - ) i6; cut loe
5e Size; crushed. 51t5>s powdered I9!ai1sc.; granu
| lated at $500 Ne; Cubes o 1904 HE.
| PErROLEUh .-United NJ aGq.
PORh-Mess, old NJ SI.i5&slu.jt 10 now a. sll.O0
| e1trn prime at SlO5Otll.ul. sales. 100 barrels
LARD-W cstern steam closed e6diia; su.es, tierces
city steam. sj.9j@ 60 continent a. s61USIo5 g. A q
| s1in01iO.
| BUrTRR-Receipts -. packages; state dairy IN
l7I1c. DO. creamery, 61l7p; Western dairy Y l3l4c
do creamery l+Gli..; 10 factory. 20 tlSc Elgin l,c
Chf fSE-Recelpts, Packages State new. SSlG
| lUi,c; fine wiut.. iUllc do -' Il " 9a@9i.c par
Skins, 39I1so; full skins. l]3@2rc
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THE CATTLE MARKETS.
Doings at Brighton and WATERFOWL FOR
the Week Ending June 1.
ANOIrNT pE STOCK MARk

Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle
2 II dressed weight, which includes beef hides
and tallow: Choice GQstric r n; Crst quality
5Lpl1y}4c; second quality 4Gilac; third quality
8il3lac; poorer grades of course oxen, cows,
bulls, stag, etc, 2dalI3C.
Hides - Brighton hides jlad7c; Brighton
tallow 2lsl.3c; lamb skins oUGS75 each. extra
heavy wool skins Sl..54gl7j each; calf skins
ruDNjc each; olw hides 4c u n; dairy skins
4O1l50c each; bull hides 4c y n.
Working oxen The supply has been very
light and there is no drmanu. Working oxen
were offered al from $50 to Sl}5 Z pair.
Mich COWS and sprngers-- The trade was
dull and no demand was made except for the
best grade OF cows Prices average from So
to $35 - head FOR mddling to good, and $40 10
to 500 tor good 10 best
Veal calvcs-rhe price was unchanged. The
tendency was downward at the close of trade,
due to the poorer market for veal at Boston.
Sheep and lMmbs-Ecw ON the marker save
the western pheep and lambs. Quotations
rn nn., frnin H. 70 @, 50 IN
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live hogs, AZ to AZ cents; dressed hogs TO SO
cents; fat CATTLE % to 81 cents dressed beef to
cents; maple sugar. to cents; maple syrup. IS to
60 cents aon turkeys &c to 10 cents; chickens, IL
to IS cents; hay sl4 to eli per ton.
vERaESsEs May %.
Butter is quiet at IL to l6 cents per pound;segg
IA to IS cents per dozen; beef to cents per pound
pork SO cents per pound; lamb, cents per pound;
mutton. Z to cents per pound; veal, to GO
cents per pound; hay, s5 to sll per ton.
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Jones Brothers.

Strawberries lS62O cents quart Pineapples 12s %
cents each bananas 81 to 10 cents dozen.
iO1oU cents Dozen Best quality dates 10 cents
pound. Smyrna figs, 70 cents n pound. Messina
lemons, 30 cents Dozen EvapOrated peaches ~ cts.
apound Evaporated apricots, Is to y cents pound
Evaporated raspberries 10 cents pound Raisins ~
10 rs cents pound. Hickory cents quart 50
cents peck; peanuts are 10 cents quart; English
wunuts % cents per pound Nuts. all kinds, assorted,
20 cents pound. Cranberries u to ID cents quart.
Honey 10 to Is cents per pound. Squash cents per
pound.
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hand, and as his blood be-
came more and more i'm
pure, it took less time for
them to break out. a sor"
came on the chin, beneath
the under lip, which wa,
very offensive. His head
was one solid scab, dis
chargin.. a great deal. THIS
was tho condition at twenty y
two months old. when | UNI
dertook the care of him, his
mother having died when
lie was a little more than a
year Old, of consumption
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1892. 1892.
CLAY JONES.

Sired by Cassiua u. Clay sc dam by
Rysdyke's HamDletonian This higd bred
stallion will stand at Colson's Hotel barn
from the first Of May until the middle Of
July. Friday and Saturday of each week
Monday and Tuesday at Martins Hotel
barn, Forth Ferrisburgh, Wednesday and
Thursday at John Luid's barn at Monkton
Borough Clay Jones has won the reputa-
ton by winning first premium with his stock
NJ the Addison Co. fair, first premium at
Champlain Valley fair at Nergenncs with
his stock; he won the silver medal with
three of his get at the State fair, and first
premium on Stations five years old and old
err And from tho sales sof his stock it
is conceded by all parties who are not pre-
JUDGED, that lie is one OF the best stock get
ters in Vermont. All lovers of fine stock
are cordially invited to call or examine the
horse My motto is to live and let live.
Owing to the drop in prices of high bred
Stations. shall make, the service fee Of
CLAY JONES Ten Dollars.
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VIM. NJ. PARTCH
Lambert, Jr.,

Chvstnut in color, stand 159 hands high,
sired by Clay Lambert 1893, he by Motion,
record > 20, he by Daniel Lambert with IS
in, 30 list tiombe-t, Jr., dam;oo was
sired by Cas- N. Clay, 70 c., dam by Black
Diamond G. g., dam by Sherman Black
Hawk by Old Blacl, Hawk, the sire of Ethan
Allen. Ha is standard breed registered, he
will make the season at Colson's Hotel barn
in Vergennes Vt. Service fee $40.
VIM. N. PARTCH.
llSdlt&w4t
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Vermont Produce Markets.

RICHMOND May 80.
Butter new fresh made, i5to II cents dairy cream
cry 10 cents per pound; cheese old, II to u per
pound eggs - to Il cents per dozen; potatoes % to
% cents per Dushel.
WATERBURY. May 30.
Tub butter, "a to 10 cents Owe pound boxes is to
II per pound; print. IL to 1t cents per pound
eggs, 10 TO II cents per dozen; potatoes "a cents
to car 81 to ~ retail oats 40 to 46 cents corn, 81
to Is oents corn mps sl.2O provender. S25,
spring wheat BRAN el.l0; winter wheat bran, Sll5i
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GENERAL VERMONT NEWS.

There is considerable complaint because
the State fair at White River junction is to
open on election day, September g.
Edwin A. Start, who has been connected
with various Vt. journals, has been ap
pointed instructor in history at Tufts col
lege, for three years. He will reside in his
old home in North Ohm bridge.
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clan of Springfield will soon sail for Flor
ence, Italy, whore he will spend two years
in studying music.
BETHEL.
At the meeting of tue voters in fire dis
trict No. l, the following officers were
elected Prudential committee, +. Weston:
G. H. Upper, DR.. r. NJ. Chase; collector
aud treasurer, j. q. Sargent; chief ngneer,
S. NJ. Washburn; 1st assistant E. Weston
ID assistant, F. A. Arnold; Sd assistant, G.
w. Reed. 1t was voted to pay the tiremen
$l.5 for each fraction Of day when called
out for fire, and 90 cents each time for
practice E. F. Wilson has bought up the
mortgage of E. T. Arnold on the Wilson
House. The u. V. NJ male quartette has
been engaged by the graduating class of the
High school to furnish music for their gradu-
atng exercises the evening of June TO-
The graduating exercises of the senior classes
of the intermediate and second primary
schools will be held in the Bascom House hall
Wednesday evening, June S.--The lecture
of Prof Perkins Of tho U. V. M. was high
~ praised by all who attended. The play
'Rebecca's Triumph is to be given Mon
day evening for the benefit of the &. A. Il.
and will close with a social dance. Rev. j.
T, Marvin of Rochester preached at the
Universalist church Sunday. Miss Fannie
Fisher is spending vacation with friends
at White River Junction. - Miss Jessie
Chadwick has returned from Winchendon,
Mass
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A SCROFULOUS BOY.
Running Soros Covered His Body and
Head. Bones Affected. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies

When six months old, the left hand Of our
little grandCAild be- gan 10 swell. and had every
but all 10 no purpose. About five months after
it became running sore. Soon other sores
Hr # oil,
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Roberts g. Perkins.

Breakfast &c and 81 Ciunpowder. SOC; Young Hyson.
Nc Japans 30 g. 80 60 and 7Oe .Cofees Old govern.
ment Java $780, Mocha $50. Standard Java 32c, Golden
Rio CSC, NIaricabo 2sc mixed ground 25o. powdered
Mocha and Java 40c. Dandaon 25c., new era 30
Cereal. 9Uc. German chcory i5c. Spices Pepper t(c
llspice 40o., cinnamon soc, ginger 20c. cloves &c.
mustard 50c. Cayenne pepper &c., white pepper 5Oc,
mace SL20. nutmegs Si.8.
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.


BURLINGTON. Juue |. 1892.
The local markets contain some new vege-
tables this week Following arc the quota
tions as corrected by some OF Burlington's
prominent merchants:
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Barber & TObey.

Dairy butter is % oonts mound. Creamery but
tor 80 cents; Cheese In Is to IS cts pound. Eggs
Is cents a dozen. Fancy chooses are follows; Pine
apple cheese, 656es 0G each according TO size Roqu
fort cheese, 50 cents pound; English dairy, q cent?
Edam 81. 90 each Neufchate, cents package; Chei
dar cheese 81 piece; Dutch cheese 10 cents pound
Milk, cents a quart Pure Jersey cream. ~
cents quart. Swiss cheese 4Oconts Paragon cheese
ppr inr.
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CutiCura ResOIVent

20 clense the blood of all impurtie5 and poison
Gus elements and thus remov" the cause
and CUrICURA the great skin cure, and
CUTICuRA SOAP. an exquisite skin Bcaut
dcr, externally ito clear the skin ant
scalp. and restore the hair, cure every
disease and humor of the skin and blood
from pimples to scrofula.
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SOUTH ROYAUTON.

Ex-Gov. Samuel F. Pingree was in town
Tuesday Memorial day was duly observed,
Hon. Hugh Henry OF Chester delivering the
address. The drama, the Hidden Hand, u
was big success. Several horses were
CARED Monday by down country parties.
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Two males for sale pure bred and handsome.
A7wtf
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OUR HAvERSACk.

The Orleans County War Veterans asso-
citation will hold their annual gathering at
Lake Park. the second Tuesday in June,
says the Newport Express.
A contribution Of $50 was secured for the
soldiers hospital at Bennington from the
Memorial day audience In the Brattleboro
town hall.
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Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, SOC;
soar, Csc; REsoLvENT, q. Prepared by the
PoTrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston. -, -.
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