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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-23
MASSACHUSETTS, NOTES.

VIM. A. Dickinson, the well known
lawyer of Amherst and for 22 years
treasurer of Amherst college died
Friday of heart disease after 3 weeks
illness. He had been feeble ever since
an attack of grip last winter
Mrs Gardner. whose disappearance
was a mine days sensation at Boston
some time ago. has been pronounced
insane after careful examination, at
her home in Nebraska, and sent to the
hospital for treatment.
Samuel S. Prescott, -, attempted to
kill his wife and then took his own life
at Worcester Monday morning. He
slashed her in bed and then went out
and shot himself. Her head was cash
ed in many places and her throat cut,
but she will probably recover. In the
bed were found new pocket knife and
a.hatchet. 1t is thought that the man
first attempted his murderous assault
with the Ratchet and his victim wrest-
ed it from him. He had been despon-
dent for some time, and it is supposed
that melancholia resulted.
Another great strike, like that in
New York, began at Boston Wednes
day, when 1000 operatives in the coat
making trade went out. Trouble over
new agreement is the cause of the diff
Guilty. The contractors are charged
with playing false.
Joseph c. Kneeland, the we'll known
inventor of paper manufacturing and
painting machinery, was killed on the
tracks of the Boston and Maine road at
the Holyoke street crossing in North
ampton Wednesday. A freight train
making up in the yards prevented his
seeing the approaching train. The en-
gineer whistled. but too late and Mr..
kneeland was struck and thrown about
40 feet. He was not instantly killed.
but died just after being carried into
the baggage room.
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The cold wave has come but as yet
no damage to the crops has been done.
Nelson Ray. whom we reported as
dangerously sick last week, died early
Sunday morning. He leaves wife and
Young child to whom the sympathy OF
the whole community is extended.
News was received this week of the
marriage of George Randall OF this
place to young lady of Castleton,
whose name we regret to say we are
not informed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Tyler received
a telegram Sunday night informing
them that their son. Frank H.. OF
Boston was very sick Mrs. Tyler and
Mrs. c. H. Converse, in whose family
he lives and who had arrived here but
a few days before to spend pleasant
time with her many friends. started
for Boston on the early morning. tram
from Chester Monday. The anxiety OF
the family was lightened by the intel
ligence of change for the better IN
his condition.
The ball game of non PLAYERS prom
ised last week between III. z. 1earley,
a professional, and Thos. .Attix, a non
PLAYER and all of his men but one the
same. while the other side only two
were non players and they were good
PLAYERS resulted Iearleys score two to
one Of Attiy.
4 severe frost killed nearly all garden
products Thursday morning.
The many friends of Elrov Clayton
were glad to see him upon our streets
this week. A. Howard of New York Is
paying his friends here visit. KEY.
G. H. Sissons and family. c. ID. Far
mum and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. \.
Bostwick and Herbert johnson are IL
attendance at camp meeting at Glare
mont. n. H-Warren Hazelton IL
erecting an addition to his barn, the
work being done by Elmer Lampson. :
Mrs. b. F. Milington and three chill
dren returned Friday from a few
weeks visit in Pennsylvania. Every
one is pleased TO greet Rev. n. \
Wood and wife who with Mr.. Wood
mother have returned from their sum
mer vacation. Rev. Wood and hi
mother having visited the foreign
countries. Geo. Holden is soon t.
commence the erection of his nev
house on the lot lately purchased b,
him of Calvin Walker. Luc.
Phelps. who has been visiting he
children in Ludlow and Bellows Falls
returned home last week. -Franl
Phelps and family of Bellows Falls AM
Henry Phelps of Ludlow are visiting
their friends and relatives in town.
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jacksonville.

An original pension has peen gram
ed to Chas. A. Barker. -, c,o,h,rne
The base ball game of the Shelpnrhe
E.1is team and jacksonville proved TO
he complete failure last Friday. Inc
cbelbnrne Falls team did not put III
~, nnna.rance. What was the matter:
Nearly POO people turned out TO see INC
Mrs. George Farnsworth attends the
18Th tr;ennial reunion of the teachers
and nunils of the famous INSTITUTION
Powers Institute, Mass, Wednesday
The marriage of Miss f. I. brown
=. p,,rton r Fitch of Wilmington,
1axes away one of our most highly e, es-
teemed Young ladies of the town. we
send them our congratulations any nia'
neace and prosperity ever attend them.
thanks to the butter makers FOR tne
;mproyed conditions of the road 70, anu
walks about the creamery. me s'ase
road from the pond to Halifax ilhe iias
been much improved by repairs anu
removal of little stone. ...;a
2. s. Allen and wife are visiting
friends in New York;. r. 1rllllh Vi
Brooklyn, N. Y. stopped Ihursdas
and Friday of last week with his
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Griffin.
Marion Hall of Boston, Mass is
spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hall: Horton
Brown and wife of Chicago, DR.. Mar,
fin Brown of North Adams, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edgar Brown and Burton D.
Fitch are stopping at r. D. Brown 5.
q, A, Murdoch is putting sllo IN
his new barn and has purchased
Ross ensilage cutter to cut the 100
der with, -Saume VIM OF Amherst
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sanburn OF New
Hampshire are visiting friends ana
relatives. e. w. Corkins of Searsbure
was in town last week. Mrs. Truman
Dix and daughter. who have peeL
stopping a few weeks among friends
and relatives, have gone to visit nel
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.. Corklns
IF Searsburg. Mrs. White OF Spring
field. Mass, who has been visiting al
her sisters, Mrs. w. e. johnson s.
rsturned home Tuesday. A little
daughter of Newton Upton's ls' llvins
mt S G. Easton's for short time. Il
n. Rail has been on the sick l!st. ,
Mrs BERTHE Putnam is visiting Irleh'''
in Charlmont this week. ano
Mrs. d. H. Stetson and Mrs. Carrie
M. Putney have gone to Lake Pleasah
10 hear the orator Ingersoll this week
Miss Edith Hunt and friend OF Brat
tleboro are sojournlng at H. ="
Porter's.
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d, few weeks in Putney, has returned
t n the school in district No. l the
coming fall-Professor Charles M, Mh, = na
Of Buchnell college, ONO Is Vls 1,n
his old home at Mrs. Greenwood D. :,
Miss Marion Adams of Brattleooro .h a as
the guest Of Miss Knight and Ro otonl
friends. Mrs Cudworth OF b ,Si
widow of the late Rev. Nathanie' L Loar
worth. formerly of Putney, has p M
visiting at Thomas Reed $. -M has
Gates, widow of Alanson Gates, t 4he
been stopping with friends IN ,n'1
neighborhood Mrs. Arthur rra'' a are
her. two bows of Somerville Mass are
summering at John Miller's.
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WartlsbOfO.

,4 Waite from South WARDS
Hefpere ice Zoe fresh meats to the
p neon in this part of the town '''''
Tuesday. ,,h Was we'll filled
~. NE I ~. last Sunday evening W
W ,! PER 70 Rev. VIM. Frohock Iron, ,aa
Springfield, Mass. ne me s' Subject.
Instructive and interes1iihis,t );
nThere is time to be silent ;no
4 light frost THURSDAY il'o edr iEss;dav.
Another law suit on mana ioi 49,
pal u NJ, pierce from Greenfield H nr;nn
ia stopping with Ada BARBER l;to5 his
Rarher from Arlington visiteL Erank
fatber this week. Mr. and Mrs. " snn
1do,it' Mrs. Henry Choate ana sou in
Rank from Fitchburg, Mass; are and
taw " for a visit with relatives .s any,
f som Mrs. Minnie Ames ir hnr
l,notiti, was at home win her
, nia.,ieM Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK bem rs
Iaot :" week We Herbert Jefts ana VILE ',
f tso, Gardner. Mass. are IN lowa
iaol,;no after the interests OF lMel'
f ,o4ha Norman Jefts. Mr.. and MIS-
"' NJ Farnum have gone to BondVilie
g., a few days.-John Ellis is worklng
for II. Z. Kidder and has m9 mo h,, IL y
family into the house occupied o' frnm
E. kidder. Wesley Brigham td lroln
Lowell. Mass, is visiting III 'o Wrs
after an absence of 20 years. Mrs;
Carrie Carr stetson, children and mao
b have returned to their home in Green J,
field. Mass, Mrs. Geo. Pierce ana
daughter Marion are visiting ~
ToWnshend. A. Cummings from ron Ba1
ton is spending his vacation 3 %ns WIZ ~
Haley Brigham I "a To anu thit
week. Rev. Geo. H. Rogers, wife an ,o
son have returned from camp meeting
n meetings ipe i. +. Johnson is very sieF
at at time of writing. Mr.. and IN. Mrs ,d =,
r. Plumley visited IN Bond d,, l as1
week. Fred Wall and Will Clark are are
working in Windham. Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Dexter from Troy, n " are
with Mrs. Laura Blanchard.
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WiIIiamsyillc.

About 20 from here united with
about an equal number from Newfane
in picnicking at Sunset Lake Tuesday
and had fine time. j.
Nearly cold enough for frost
Thursday morning. Mercury ~ de-
Mrs. S. j. Sawtelle and grand
daughter. Emma Fenno, of Holyoke,
Mass. are visiting at J. W. Shipman,,s,
Ambrose White and family. who
have been visiting their brothers for a
week, left Monday morning for their
home in East Whitehall. n. y, taking
two days for the drive. Ira Perry and
family and c, E. Perry and family
have been on carriage drive to Ben
ninoton this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
Martin of Townshend have been visit
ing at C. f. Parks. While here Mrs.
Martin fell and injured her wrist
quite badly.
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immersion Center.

The exercises at the Williamstown
Congregational church's Tooth ami
yersarv included historical sketch by
our pastor. Rev. p F. Barnard, who
is the oldest pastor of that church now
living.
Water for the new parsonage is sup
piled from a spring belonging to Mrs.
Bacon.
Quite extensive repairs are being
made on the school house at Slab Hol-
low. East Dummerston.
Weather decidedly cool and fears are
entertained of a frost.
Mrs. Morton Pratt gave party, &c
the Young ladies of her Sabbath school
class last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Maud Bragg, who has been FOL
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BOSTON MARKETS.
Live stock Market.
sheen and Lambs.


In lots, -, > J0;t:}.o0 each; extra, 3.fas.
from 2a.il-2 III; lambs, 4a5c.
Fat hogs Western fat swine. live fa
Northern dressed hogs, & C per ID; stores "A
.J0ai.00
Market Beef.
A few choice Sc .e0a7 80; extra, 5.5la..Tt i
quality, 5,00a5.25: second quality, 4.o0ai.N
quality, 3.00aS.50.
store Cattle.
Working oxen, pair, from s60al4e "a
cows, l0a22: fancy cows, iOa70; mich tow
calves, 20a+s: yearlings, sal6; two year
l2a22; three years old 20a:2
Mich Cows.
Nearly 200 head exposed for sale The
eral price S35a55. C.P. Breck sold at
Wood Il Bidwell sold at S30aG0.
Veal calves.
Market prices continue firm and deman3.H
Sales easy at 4a6 lie. The supply decraE
j. 5. Henry sold 10 calves, 1850 lbs, at g
JENNIE Il calves, $3.50 lbs ut &c; c. r. RFeA
calves, 5l20lhs, at IL b; W. F Wallace L
&c,
Produce.
Butter The volume of trade continues
ate, with the market holding steady for
grades. Creamery, choice, per 10, y
creamery, fair to good: lSa20c; lmitatioi h
ID, l4al4 &c; dairy choice, lsalac ladies L
ern, per III, Haze.
Cheese Trade continues quiet, with n
quoted unchanged Northern, oh, new, L
sas IA; northern, CHI. twin, 5 LAS &c
Eggs continue dull, with full supply n
ern, l3al3 lie; Michigan, Is l-2al4c; sou
l2alSc eastern, l6al1e; fancy and nearby
Wool.
Fleece woods are selling as follow,
" y I'm MICHIGAN \ "a
lie. Sales of Michigan delaine were mas
2la20c. Fine unwashed brought L
Washed combing changed hands AT Il 70 IA
Pulled wool ON the secured cost is for
y TO 33c, Bs at 80 to Bic, Us at % to 9lr
fine As "a to SEC. per lib. Combing pullel
SOC and fine combing 81 to Soc. Can
pulled 81 to 34e. clean.
CORNMEAL Bag meal, slal.l0: II
graduated, 2.76a3. Corn is firmcr, with
Yellow, to arrive, quoted at 5oa5ol e. ..,l io
market Is pretty firm; No. yellow traeA
cents; steamer yellow, 80 l-2a5lc; %
mixed, 40 2a50c.
OATS are well sustained, with old cliW91
arrive, quoted at 81 l-2a32c, New clipped 4
10 arrive, are quoted at 30a30 l-2c; No. !
Soc; No. ) white, 29c: No. , mixed,
clipped mixed, IS l-2c.
MILLFEED Bran is quoted at sldal5
spring and 1850 for winter. Middlins
IN
HAY AND STRAW Fine choice
and New York hay in large bales, Sl'e:
ton can be obtained. Small bales are y T.
less. Eastern choice l1als 20, and cru
l4al6 per ton. New rye straw quiet at i
per ton.
Beets, native. per bu, SOC: turnips, pc
a65c; turnips l. Dbl 81 % string beans, =,
beans,per bu 49cs cranberry beans, per
onions, native per bush. zoe: ONIONS
per bb', ,; tomatoes. native, per bn,
squash, marrow, per Dbl, l:squash TURF
Dbl. l.25; cabbage. native, per 100, 5;
corn, per box, zoe; celery, per ease, p
per bu, SOC; cauliiiowers, per box, y,
plant, native, per doz. l.25; egg plant 10
Dbl, l.25.
Potatoes, Ar Co Hebrons per bu, 5oc:
Hebrons, per blu, 45a4Sc; Rose, per bu.
stock, choice. Sl.5o; Va sweets, choice
ESQ; Va sweets, fair to good, per bbl, -
Beans Pea, y. Y. and VT. per bush.
10; Medium, \. Y. and VT. per bush. Nv
Red Kidney, per bush,i l.15al.s0; yellow
per bush, 2.20a2.30; California, per bush Z
go; foreign pea and mudium l.s0al.@.
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LOCAL.
cnsSvp FROM OTHER TOWNS ABOUT
"o THE COUNTY.
Grafton.

The cheese factory closed last week
Thursday. The patrons geherally stu tho,,
ing their milk to Boston where 'hes
ret larger price for it. .;,,o,
The evolutionary entertainment given
NV the Goodrich sisters last week tues
day evening called out large auoi
The lawn party given by MIR. ana .n
Mrs. A. G. Rice last week was We
finest ever seen here. The grounutss
we're beautifully illuminated WIN :s
Chinese lanterns that gave peau'iiu r.
effect when seen from a distance. l..
must have been a success hnanclaiiy "e
well as socially. o,.a.d n
II last week on fishing trip.
Seyenty-five cans OF milk are sen
from here to Boston. h,,
There will be sociable at the e., cnaP,
al TUESDAY evening, Aug. p. Cnapln
Howard from Meriden, Conn, Is d.
Mrs. M. Clark s. Arthur Willard haS
retmrned to Boston. Elmer Sparks
wife and daughter from keene' a. ~ H. y
visited at j. H. Stowelps the hrst o.
the week. Fannie Tuthill has gone u
Newport. VT, to work for Mrs. Charl,e
E.rrar. j. Ii. Stowell and sonare put
ting ia silo for Rev. ). A. Leacii'
Sdxtons River.
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Quite a force of men are at work Oh
the Brandy bridge, also on the new
niece of road which is being, mace
from the bridge through Samuel Boy
denis land. nu,,r VOC
brought to this place for intermeh'
Wednesday. 4 IN
There is to be an iron bridge put IN
in place of the wooden structure on 'he
road to d. E. Carpenters. =, 49,,
The Broad Brook grange no'u aot tt,e''
annual picnic on Friday, Aug. 'Wtn,
Thermometer registered only four
degrees above freezing YESTERDAY morn a
ing. Old residents lay the change I'm
the weather to the eclipse OF lueso a :.
Mrs. Mary Jacobs is visiting at her
sons. w. H. Jacobs. >n
Mrs. Mary w. Jacobs of Newton
Highlands, Mass, is visiting ting her gt. s9n,
and Miss Mabel Bancroft OF Worcester,
Mass, are guests of Herbert Jacobs
this week.
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AYeR RS.
VSARSAPARIlll.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
Adxertising TINT Pays.

From the bellows rams lllncs,4
Probably no town or city OF any III
and importance escapes the frequq
visits Of the glib tongued schemerT vi
has an advertising dodge to VOL
Some of his schemes are new, ID
most of them are old, made more cub
" and seductive perhaps by new VI
t;no But whether it is the rotatys
cylinder to place beneath the postoae
clock, a hotel register or choice sps.l
in a show case, he has something III
TO saw. and says it eloquently. Hei n
a hang ON that is as tenacious as ii
nroverbial dog and the root, and so1Il
how always succeeds in swindling i
least portion of the business Co.
m,nity. But the careful adyertse
the man who economies, who wisas
To spepd his money to the best advaI
taee is rarely caught. He has eansl
bv dear experience that mscheme" u
vertising does not pay: The old stsp
ing card in whatever form does not u
neal with much effect to the live N
to.date merchant. He has found ths
the advertisement that brings retunl
is the one that goes into the hone:
the people, and can be changed ofal
This sort of advertising can be dql
only in newspapers. People. get as ta|
of seeing the same advertisement d
three months as they would OF seem.
standing editorial. The aggresiaI
alert business man has something II
and cheaper than ever before to ofprhl
customers, or at least he makes tasa
believe so. and he is the man who q
yertises the heaviest and gets the tFsil
/ # is amusing to see occasionally
merchant who will pay So to a fischer
err, for a standing card Of some d
complain of high advertising rates
newspapers. He probably never q
- cents from his investment il d
card vet complains if respectful
amount of space in a circulating ID
dunn like the newspaper is not almE
Given to him. When advertisers bal
learned to steer clear of scheme" j
vertising. and put the money and .
ergy into the only kind OF advertise
that brings returns, it will be bete
dav both for them and the newspaTe5
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BrOOkline.

Several attended services at Sunset
Lake last Sunday.
The society of United Workers give
a cake and ice-cream supper at their
chapel on Friday evening. Aug. ~;
The ploceeds to be used for payment OF
the organ. All are specially invited.
Miss Fannie Fish of Amherst, Mass,
has returned home from her visit With
her grand parents. N. G. Marsh. Miss
Cora Bush of Bellows Falls is staying:
with her friends, &C. W. Hastings OF
Windham and Mrs. Ezra Pierce OF
Chester visited their brother. VIM.
Hastings. Mrs. W. H. Blanchard is
outing with friends at Springfield.
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When moving into our present
| found bottle of Chamberlain i
Balm left by former tenant, On
label | found the statement that Ii
good for cuts and burns. ] can te
to the truth of this. Nothing j
my experience has found its equa
treating blisters or burns. +. T.
rett. manager LIE Suenr Sentine
Sueur, MINI. Pain Balm is alsoa
cure for rheumatism. For sale b
r. Durgin, Druggist. adv.
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erIlOn.

Rev. A. J. Hough will not preach at
Central Park next Sunday as expected
on account of attendance at Claremont
camp meeting.
George O'Rourke of South Vernon
we'll known here, who has been SICK
With rheumatism. died last Sunday at
BLOCK Island. His remains were
brought home Tuesday morning and
the funeral was held Wednesday. The
;,terment was at Greenfield.
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south WardsborO.

We are having very cool nights lust
now. so a fire is necessary for comfort,
Quite number from our town went
TO Dummerston to camp meeting anu
report an interesting time.
I'VE had no pastor last Sabbath, the
18th. but the c. +. society met as
usual, which means good meeting
f. f. Frazer from Revere, Mass :
supplied the pulpit on the 'lth very
acceptably. - -
II. p. Kidder, Jr., and wife took a
business trip to Brattleboro last Satur-
day. Ut.
I'VE are very glad to hear that Frank
ST. Mary is on the gain, after such a
severe time with his wound received
while chopping.
Some farmers are digging their early
potatoes and they are fine and good
WELD is reported.
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West Halifax.

The dance at Larrabee's hall Aug.
Il was attended by % couples: All re,
mort a fine time. Music was furnished
by Jones' orchestra of Wardsboro, which
gave good satisfaction. They propose
10 have a series of dances this fall,
A. A. Larrabee is doing an extensive
business in the meat business: also IN
tbe horse and cattle business.
A party from. this place are planning
to 90 to Lake Raponda to the dance
this Friday evening, -
Several from his place went to Lake
Pleasant last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. f. P. Carpenter and two
daughters who have been boarding at
+. G. BecS's. returned home Sunday.
Mrs. G. l.. Clark is on the gain.
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Grove.

The many friends of Hattie Ciark
DeWo]f. wife of C. Sumner DeWolf OF
This Mace were saddened to learn OF
ha,. death by consumption which DC
cured en- Monday, Aug. 10Th. Mrs. De
w. has been a long and patient suf-
ferer being confined for over year
She was IA woman OF fine quai1lies alt.
had host of friends. Much heaf'lei lev,
sympathy is felt for the husband anu
little daughter Mary in their grea u pc
reayement. The funeral was held veg
nesday from her late home Key a. M a. :
Smith of Wilmington officiating Inc
interment was at Guliford Center
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NJ. S. Burrell. private. secreta y
congressman Powers, died Saturda!
heart disease. aged 40.
George ID. Wheeler of Barre,
hunting in Brookfeld SATURDAY
laid his gun upon the ground 10
when it discharged, and the ball "
through his foot. He was alone
was obliged to hobble and crawl &
distance before he could find any
within hearing of his voice.
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south Windhaln.

The following were appointed as
messengers to the coming association
ia he held at East Dover the last week
of this month: Dea. A. j. Baker. Dea.
A. ]. Fisher and George Van Setback.
There is to be a union picnic of the
two Sabbath schools in town next
week Tuesday. the 9th. in the grove
near Mrs. Goodell's. .~ !.
Mrs. Angie Dady is quite sick.
A number of our young people are
intending to go to East Townshend to
school this fall among whom are Ellie
Fisher and Clement Jenison.
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Plltney.

Mrs. Dwight Graves and daughter
Mamie have been visiting In Mechan
icsville. nj.
Marshall Pierce returns from BLOCK
Island tomorrow.
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There is no excuse for any man to
appear in society with grizzly beard
since the introduction of buckingham s
DYE. which colors natural brown or
black. adv.
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The Newport Board of Trade is en-
deavoring to secure the location of a
lumber-dressing mill at that place.
A new dam is being built at Coven-
fry
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Shingles, Eastern, sawed, cedar, eN . .
shingles, do clear, ? 25a2 30 shingles \
l .5al 80; Clapboards. do AIT. eN. " y
Clapboards, do clear, 2s cease 90; Clap61e.s.
clear, y Ooa26 90; Clapboards, No. ], lS'
tlapboards, No. 2. gs5al0 25,
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LUMBER MARKET.


Hemlock boards, rough, 10 00all 90: II.
boards, planed, IL Scale 90: Hemlock noa
:, Wa9 30; Spruce boards, LIST, clear ny ny
ago 90; Spruce boards, ads, clear floor, l6p
spruce boards, coarse, 10 O0al2 90; sprUt,s,
DO. cars, IL 0oals 20; Spruce, matched, 7
10; Box boards, ord, 10 00al0 p; Box
IS do, .5al0 90
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Westminster West.

Windham County Pomona grange
will meet with Maple Grove grange
Tuesday, Aug. 81, at 10 o'clock. Din
ner on the picnic plan. The afternoon
will be public and all friends of the
order are cordially invited. Subject
for discussion. lis the Town System
of Schools Adapted 70 the State of
Vermopt?'
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-23

Some naturalists says that the VIA
was once land animal that toai
the water for safety.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-23

In lots, -, jt;t300 each, extra, 3.10ts
from 2a.il-2 ID; lambs, 4a5c.
Fat hogs Western fat swine live III
Northern dressed hogs, q C per lb; stores
l.50a5.00
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-23
Market Beef.

\ few choice Se.e0a7.50 extra, 5.50a'.it
quality, i,00a5.25 second quality, 4.o0ai.N
quality, 8. 0Oa3. So