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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-10

Prescriptions filled day and night at
Delaware drug store phone 90. Under
Hotel Delaware.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-10
A CHARGE or THEFT.

Everbloomlng roses. strong. healthy
and true to name ut Baker Bros.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
UMBRELLAS!
UMBRELLASil


1000 Umbrellas on sale this week at
wonderful Uriccs Don't miss reading
about them:
$50 Fast-BIack Engush-Gloria, natural
stick and mourning handles-you never
saw such for less than Sl-yodr choice OF
the lot at 4Sc.
2{0 Mems and Ladies' Ah-Pure-Twilled-
SILK Umbrellas natural sticks. straight
and crooked, ParagOu-frame-you can
match them for less than s. in the State;
these are only Csc.
The above are only +wO bargains, but
Wen show you hundreds more when you
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
SOME HOUSES ADVERTISE
We Make OurPriCesJ Just LOWEnOugh
To Meet Fair Competition; Give Honest Value and to Satisfy
the Purchaser

BLACK sERGEs AND HENRIETTA's.
36-inch Atwood Serges; another supply
Genuine Victoria serges, IS inches WIDE
from SOC, now soc. - -
Fourteen-Twin German benrlslta' 10
inches wide, from 75c, now &c
Fine Figured Serges, 20 incnes woe ho-
hair figures, were 15c, now ygc. II.
Extra Quality Mohair Figured SerBes' 10
inches wide. were 81, now b1c.
SILKS SILkSll
There have never been such values az
we are showing in SILKS: "a
Kai-Kaf Wash-Silks ................s''.z &c
Fxtra-Wide Wash-Sils5 .sSc'
Heavy Glaze Tafetas ......;....'.''.'''--66 -,
Japqnese Black silks, q inches. -. BOG.
Waterproof Black Jap. silks, u inc1es
Special values in Black-Satin Duchess
Rhadames, ana fallleS.
Nothing better than Double-t1nish BACK,
and White-Satin Ribbons; we nave an
widths from ! inch 20 . inches, az tle
same price as the best-quailty single
face. -,
l-Regular-Made Black Hose, u i-zG'
DoubIe-Sole and High-Spllced Heel
worth 30c.. for 2Qc.
Extra-Quallty Drop-Sutch, PC.
Isle Drop-Stitch. 35c., or pairs FOR 81.
All Of our Black Hose are Hermsdorf-
Special values in White Cotton and Lisle,
Tan Drop-sutch and Plain, 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

q pieces NEW TAFFETA SILKS, all
our Price, 47c.
BLACK CHINA SILKS. worth Soc.
our Price, ~ i-2c.
BLACK SILKS in different weaves. worth
Our Price, 73c.
III - our Price, soc.
DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS! -,
FANCY MIXTURES, 10 inches wide all
wool, worth 50c.; -, No.
Atwood serges in BLACK, NAVY
CARDINAL, AND MYRTLE %
inches wide. worth soc; ~
BLACK cREPoNs. I'VE different styles
worth x.25; pr,o. soc
BLACK HENRIETTAs-the dollar quail
~ Our Price. soc.
STORM SERGES, in Black and coioIs' AT
COTTON RESS-FABRlCS
MANCHESTER PLlSSE, ia All co'oi =
regular P''N0 Our Price, IL lie.
FRENCH JACoNETs. fast eolors' worm
NC Our Price, 90.
CRINKLE sEERsUchEks' "0'''
- l--c'' Our Price. &c.
FRENCH sATEENS IN Stripes ana t3B-
ures Tor Waists and SUITS the ~
oraltv III l0c per yard.
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DREss-LININGs.

A very large stock of Dress-Linings at
mark-dOwn prices. ,.
Remnants of Black and Gray CamoIlcs
HAIR-CLOTH at s, 10. Il IL, IS, and zoe.
CORSET-JEANS at ., ., and &c. ior the
PERCELrNEs at s. 10, 70 u. and IS 2..sc.
FANCY BACK SILESlAS, at TO- j L.
BLACK AND CoLoRED LENos at &C..
regular price Toe. ,.
All TRIMMINGS for dresses at mark
down prices. 80
Velvet Skirt-Braid at s and l0c.
ArATTINGs MATTINGS.
FLOOR Ou-CLOTHS. RUGS. ETC.
We nave lust received our new importa-
tion OF Mattings-all new designs.
A 4Oc Seamless Cotton-N Mating
az zoe.
A COO Mating AT lbc.
4 25c. Mating at y l-2c.
A 90c Mating at lOc. - a.
Flcor On-Cloths at 20. p. 90 and 55c.
These are new goods and new patterns,
Our stock OF Carpets and Rugs 70 De
closed out regardless or cost or Naile'
Vfndow- Shades. all colors and lengths,
al one hair The former prices.
81 Table Oil-Cloth at lac. reduced itoui
Ga Table on-cloth at 2e. t.; reduced from
RrrTrERMILK SOAP. 3 cakes FOR 1oc
come 20 this GREAT AUCTiON-bAR'
'+N''' MITTELDORFER'S,
2l7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

Thousands of dollars worth Of Millinery
sold each week at prices far less than
any strictly millinery house dare offer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

PERCALEs.-We most positively. show
the largest line OF Percales In the
city-styles that are select-4-4 Per-
-. Gales, l-ic. a yard;
Leo yards lovely Figured Jaeonet Lawns
Lovely TaGeta Molresj Battle-Ground
Moire effects, with colored figures,
stripes, and vines; also, solid MORE
Merrimack Shifting Prints. 60. a yard.
Gentiemen's Unbleached Jeans Drawers,
Boys White s6irt-Waists. all sizes,
plated back and front. Goo quality
- dozen ladies' Black Batlste Waists,
with white figures and stripes. SOD
by the Troy Manufacturing Company
at $50; We shall sell them az ; &c;
ALL COLORS MOSQUITO NETTING
LADIES VEsTs.-s2 dozen Ladies' Pure
White Ribbed Vests, the S5c. quality.
19c. each.
Special values in Ladies' Vests at 5, s.
Ladies' SIX vests in Black, Cream. Pink,
Boys spiendldly-AIade Knit Sweaters.
Ladies Duck Suits, all designs, perfect
fitting. 81 each.
We cali special attention TO our Ladies
Duck Suits at $40. made In the best
manner. extra full skirt very large
sleeves, all designs; also, solid hnen'
colors and plain white,
go. Al-Wool CrepOns now SOC
Prettisst Goods for commencement
orrandiss. Is. 80. AZ. and $50.
Swisses. India Lawns, India Null, Per
sian Null. White and Cream CASH
meres, Nuns Yelling. etc, etc.
5s-inch CHIFFON. ALL COLORS AND
Those silk Crepons are selling rapidly
% inches wide, all the lovelest shades
OF Pink. Light Blue, Cream, White
Red Yellow, Pearl, and Lavender
The 50c grade. l9c.
Belts Betting. and Buckles.
800 Ladies' Gloria Umbrellas, natural
handles. zoe.
SILK WAISTS.--Some beauties are here
In SILK Walsts-a large variety 70
select from. We bought the entire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

ToR COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
VIE BOUGHT AT THE GREAT
AUCTION
90 pieces DOTTED SWISSES. small and
u.Iuu figures. 10 be sold al l4 io le,
81. ana zoe. Ja0ray's wholesale
prices. o. % 90 % ~. and l5c. 80.
81. pieces INDIA IINONS FRENCH OK
CANDIES. CORDED AND IlGLkEp
If.r rs INDIA MILlS. CHkCkED
NtINsJ0kS FRENCH DIMlI1ES,
o.. 6c. to be sold 40 s.. SO, P2' ~,
la 1928 and l3isc. Just one haii
of Ja0rays wholesale prices
o. yards ll LACES from this great SAFE
u tUe latest designs. such as Iofclon'
N..l.i Naleucicunes. Antique. Hul-
I.f. Russian, &c, &c, 20 ne aolQ aS
.l-3 prr cent. on the original cost OF
ANTIQUE VENICE VANDYKE LACES
at a.. per yard. Cost Jahray 70 I'M
Go5 vfris ~ HAMBURG AND SWISS
E.fgEOIDERIES AND INSERTIONS
from Janfays sale. OF all KINDS ana
widths. from 90 Pc. per yaTd. lheee
goods are only Pc. on the dollar Oh
TABLE DhNAsK. PILLOW LINENS
EffTrrEtg LINEN. TOWELS,
LINEN EHEETiNGS TURKEY -ttD
DAMASKS. an from the great auction
tHle 20 hs sold by us at oJc on the
dollar ~ original cost
SlLKsi SILKS! SILKS!
pieces NEN KAI-KAI WASH SILKS
just received. Tor Waists and Dresses,
Our Price, zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
1893 EAST MAIN STREET.
Grand Summer Opening!

place beginning tomorrow the granuest array OF quinn
trade Of Richmond OWING TO the season o
hundreds Ot
oooe'S anu
l.camc lest thew the stock over put
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
GriZZard & Terrell,
22S east Broad street.
Dc e-Su,w&F)
BUY WHEAT.

The present condition OF the market
makes Ii an absolute certainty that wheat
viii sell In the near. future for soc. or
over. The present supply OF wheat IS
100000 bushels short, and the cnlach-
bugs. Hessian flies. drought, and frosts
have made a short crop for the coming
season a certainty. II Is significant
fact that the buyers on the present mar
ket are farmers and outsiders VINO know
the actual condition of the crop.
There il q demand FOR cash wheat, al
most regardless Of price Nlillers are
securing the country for wheat, and are
paying enormously high prices Tor IT,
Country elevator stocks are exhausted
and numerous mills have been obliged 70
sbut down Never In the history OF the
country was there such an opportunity
Tor outsiders to make money with smah
Investments WHEAT WILL NEVER
BE LOWER on THE PRESENT MAR
KET. and intending spectators viii only
lose by watching Il advance from day
Write us for our FREE booklet on
speculations in grain, stocks and pro-
visions, and also for our Daily Market
THOMAS a CO.,
Bankers and BIokerr.
ia Ratio Building. Chicago
So t-saAsust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

80 pieces Figured. Striped. and Dotted
ItenIcf-Vuu can't match tA'ni lh
STATE far lees than ~ - % l5c., D2{
nerve ttls-NOurs TOMORROW OF "
tnry arc sold. l-2c. s..
rs pieces scotch Lawns figures; Coz
and efr.rUe sold uy some close 49,,
al .r.r.f lrty charge lie put ~
to-molr0t only they are yours 80,
Rom mHcr. $50 sel 90 n great many
,..-.H.uf. and au item Of this KIND -
cleaned out easily in one oel' o,,,-c5
g cases Ixtrl-Shcnr bimliy' hEuI,|
tfrfu.f and vine uHftcTus-tne best the
matitt aG.gls Orb rciall az 4'c'-"il 80
Ou sale tomorrow ti -'- ,,
H.. pieces ffne Dainty Figured Imperial
Ch.Ui tr regular &C.. Quauy-puu or
s.rl Grounds. % use. tomorrow.
BUST 01. ease Eidck-ani n tNF-HTouhd
Cha.Ios aul Lawns assorted, neat pat-
terms. suitable for mourning or dirt
,..ee Craanaettcs. Ecru grounds. some
others un''-C0gerfl Pink. Llght-Eiue. and
SAKE grounds with beautiful oveyshot el-
...ls .u contrast You'd pay lV 20 ~ l-4c.
f.- chem n We asked as much, but WN
.-r.l AS we promised Ga the onst8Tt
wonders. so this is onc-4 34c
N pieces Pissee same as we've sold
en- many % nt u l-2c., only The STYLES
are oven pretter, rich lavender, salmon.
a.F pink. and other popular shades, with
t.Hf soft Crink'e ana dainty OVerslOt
French prinf-nothinE imaginable pretucr
for seaside. mountain. or at-home wear
f--t isl The surprise price.
yc almost intended emitting mention
I-r those Belulful Imported Jacouet
T.rhc--cs. as every one knows what
lre $50 have-the talk OF the town. 80
o. speak. styles can't be described in
cold type-12 lie. but lots OF houses
want lbs and soc for Inferior goods.
COMMENCEMENT OUTFITS!
We haven't overlooked the budding
miss an clothed in spotless white (or
creaml as she win appear on commence
needed % make up that never-t0-be-for-
gotten tollet-Whitc and Cream CASH
mercs. Sercos. Albatross, Habutai China
silks. SItlu-Flgured Crepons. and SILK
Tissues
White jap. SILK and Gauze Fans.
white. Plain and Deposition Hose.
Laccs iu Chautlly. Point d'Ireand.
Point d'Gene. Venice, and every poular
and stylish Lace.
Cream and White Ribbons OF every
weaye-Satil, Gros-Grain, MORE. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
WE KNEW TIE WARM WEATHER WOULD SURELY COME
bought less than cost OF r0d0''on and
hoy 90 on

white and Cream-snk Gloves ana
Mitts. lite.
White Kid Gloves, special $50 quality
this week &c.-S-buttOn length.
Seasonable Jewelry Novelties at oIy-
goods prices.
silver Belt-Pins. perfect beauties, az ,,
8. and lOc.-just one third JeWeiei
prices.
Mourning Belt-Pins. and l0c.
Black and Silver Shirt-Waist sets, same
as sold before az Toe. this lot PC.
Gilt and silver Shirt-Waist sets, loc'
comulete-cDllar stud. and cuit-butt0ns.
silver and Gilt Stud-Sets, lOc.
Washable Stud-Sets 100, ;3rmerly %oc'
Pearl studs ts. i6c., formerly PC.
% dozen BOYS WhitesShtrt-N atst5-the
regular 5lc kind-this week 25c.-peari-
buttons. pleats in front ana back;
made Of New York Nils cotton.
rs dozen Boys Waists. splendidly made'
OF pretty styles OF the best heavy per
Gales. pockcted, &c; but they are oJc.
values.
FANS! FANSu FANS"!
4 perfect Oriental display OF the work
OF the ingenious Japs
300 Opcn-aud-Shut Jap Fans. 20.
10c Parchment Fans. this week DC.
DC Fans this week. Zoe.
PIC Jap. Screens. this week, lie.
&C. Japanese Screens, this week, &c
UMBRELLAS!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
AllThat Can Be Desired
NEW AND PRETTY GOODS RELIABLE QUALITIES EXCEEDINGLY
| Low Prices, LOVELY AND DAINTY WASH 1ooDS'

crowded with beauh eoo .us
other the
sand evolved rch aud mos
showing Stuf the prces
THOUSANDS OF LOVELY HERE OF Sh PEhoAEo
GOODS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

sor,nie Of n manufacturer some
prices on waists that are surprising
5 PIECES zoe. TABLE LINEN at 2sc.
cut yisiH; Soap, 15c. cake, or cakes for
We -1 nave a Soap here at &c. cake that
will be a surprise s 20 SVa c 20 ss IN a
boxl. for i0c. -,
Best Violet and Borated Ialoum PS"oeF'
CARPErS.-In order 70 eloso out o ,is
reducsd the prices TO such low hStres
maj any one wishing TO purchase VIII
certainly be pleased. NJ.
NrATvTINGS Many hundred rolls OF MAI
tin~ have been distributed by, rs ms
season. The low prices, coupled Win
excellent values. cause H.
RABY- AGES-Every one VINO
sees our Carriages exei s no,a Low sier.
rjogssi They are indeed BEAUTIFUL!
$40 Is the prlce-real value. -.
Carriages here at $780, $, S. $3.50 and
See ' our plgsa-I!asq Garrioogsss T a. So p
A ny NJ A ~ i UffENRIFiTTA for soc. yard.
plain White Kid Gloves for ccmInshee-
ment. sizes "a to {, I5c a palF
Atwood Black and Navy b'"S serge
s.i1 1Sii is quality Black Henrietta, 75c
A special quality OF imported Dlm DIM y, 10
lavender and Light Blue 10 &c
worth 25c. yard. ,,..,.. >-...grg
Don't fail to see me aUU sHS', "a yCbits-
pink Blue. Green, 1eiioW' anu " hl'e
29c for a full PIECE ,,.,,, t,-o.,r
Mems Full Regular Maae IlIipo''eN Di'"'
and Tan Socks loc a pair. p, lining
better than hair cloth-yery mucn
"svyissaine" Il the ideal sleeve-linins
being very light weight. 100000
97 dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists launuereo
- Collars and cuffs. 39c. each. -,-,-.-
100 fSzen Mems laundered Percale Shlrts
two detached collars, 90c each. s,,,-.s
81 dozen Mems Lsundered Percaie ShlI's
?, dozon Mems Iaundered Percale shirts
3 quality, 81 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02

klEI1.
70 dozen Mems White Unlaundered
Shirts, yOked and Union-llnen bosom,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
2I7 east Broad street.
.4aNRNNNNNNRNN NNN,NNNNNNNNN

Goods closed out regardless value or cost
marked Come 20
~pUAT TOSINCO or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
lar. McRAE'S PAINLESS AND
IL HARMLESS iNTKkNhL CURE FOR
OHGANIg STRUCTURE,

Can az me drugstore OF A. IL tRobins.
~ tast Marshall street HchmOad. Va,
.aerft for Virginia, Tor this WOud erful
ilat1y. Read testimonials and give 10
a llal After q trial Of eighteen moaths
m tf. states Of North Carolina. south
carolina. Georgia. and FlOuda, u las
g. ~ 50 Der cent or cases treated. II is
tDso.utsly harmless. only TWO doses
every tWenty-fOur hours. IL Is 80 gentie
iu .ia action the patient hardly Knows
D. % takiag II. IL viii restore impaired
hiaiify ana when IL cures leave me
tyr.en iu as healthy condition as nature
made b. G. r. RYAN,
South Carolina General Agent.
nah 2i-S1& WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-02
HERE'S WHERE WE LEAD!

pERCALESi PERCALESi
1900 yards Of Best-Quality. - Zephyr
Pcrcales In shirt-waist lengths
y l2c grades for i0c.
l,WD yards Of same quality, In shorter
lengths, at s 1-3c.
1900 yards Of Fine Sheer Dimity. newest
designs u l-2c. grade for Ice.
100 yards of Sheer Bengal Blue Batlste,
lie. grade FOR 100
1900 yards OF Sheer Null Lawns, hand
some designs, regular Sc. quality 5c.
Fast-COlOr Shifting Priuts.-3.0D yards or
newest designs, our price 3 3-4c.
WHITE GOODS FOR THE SCHOOL
SEASON.
French Organizes. 63 inches wide, from
900. to 75c
Scotch Dotted swisses. q inches wide, lOc.
10 Zoe.
Our French Pin-Dot Swisses are all 20
inches Wile-3 inches more than
uSual-frOm 20c. 10 3jc per yard.
VAL. LACES
A fun assortment OF Narrow Val Iaoes.
In White or Butter-cOl0r, 2JC. to 50c.
per dozen yards
INDIA-LTNENS
Our Specials, 20 inches wide. AZ u f-2c
worth 20c.; al rs 2-3c., worth csc.
A small lot sufficient for a few days,
Of Fine Sheer India-Linen, worth 10c.,
for
s 1-2C.
Solid colors, including Black. A. Sea
Island Percales, elsewhere u lie, for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-26
GNE ENJOYS

Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the Taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn ofectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kid ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
lis action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all AMI have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
lists. Amy reliable druggist WI
nay not have it on hand will pr,
ure it promptly for any one VII
ishes to try it. DO not accept an.
destitute.
CALIFORNIA re SyPUp co
8lf FRAaQiS0o, on,
io~anlts. A. ssw T0ad. ;s.s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-26

ESSEN COUNTY.

Miss Martha Davis OF the /. Y. NJ. ana
the Misses bunbal of Middl"hurY are at
home for the christmas holidaYs.--TWo
excursions from Lewiston to Quebec pass
al through here Friday ana Saturday
nighIs.-Thc Elcct,.c Light and Power
Co, expected 10 liph, the town ana houses
Toy the first time christmas day.-A large
number of Special trains are running
through here with merchandise and cat
tie for the English steamers at Portland.
Gordon Cross brakeman on train
due here at II o'clock Wednesday was
killed by falling from the train this side of
Coaticook. He started to cross the train
and was not missed until the train ar
rived at Norton. ile was badly cut M,
the wheels of scvrra! cars passing oyer
| him. He was unmarried and resided at
/ Richmond.
! The oticer~ elected by Island Pond Court
4S3 I. O. O. IT, for the ensuing year are as
follows: ". Z. &. Jones G. ID. II. G. r.
j. Damn, +. G.. II. j. T.. Judge c. Il; j, p,
Chadwick Y. c. L. G. l.. Lang, r. S. \.
T. Donaldson. r. :, j r. Appehce r.
NJ. Kane, ). W, ". Wheeler, j, W; H.
Jordan, :. -. Wm. Barhodu, J. l.; f, f.
Russell, Chap: \ Ellie, NJ. D., =; VIM
Barbeau, NJ. Foley. Financial Committee.
ID. y. Sloan, Janit0r-School has again
commenced ON the North Side of the River
with Mrs Carpenter as teacher, in place
of Miss slot who is ILL.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-26
WINOOSfI.

The three-months old child Of Mr., ana
Mrs. Edward DuplNt died Thursday of
typhoid fever. The funeral was held Fri
DAY afternoon from St Francs NaVler
church.
Joseph Wcmet who has been suffering
with consumption FOR the past SIX months
died Al his home on West street Thursday
evening. He was 20 years ola. The funor-
al was held Saturday morning from ST.
Francis Navicr church.
4 complete electric light service recently
put in by the Consolidated Electric CO..
was used in Trinity church for the first
time Sunday night The lights were found
20 he far superior TO the old system of
lighting.
Mr.. Charles 3. Bennett was presented
last week with a handsome ring in recog-
milton of the interest he and his friends
took in the cane contest held at the re-
cent St. Stephens festival. Nh Bennett
was candidate for the cane and although
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from first pageJ


sonncs is at her Gathers Tor the hohuays'
--School is cIo0ed ia UlS'' ~ -,I. ~ ~ ~
i'VIiV"s =, ,,,.i,,,.' fo,. hor n,othcr who
is very lL-Will Hauchctt has returned to
his home at Moriah ~ y.
puippoRT
Misses Louise converse ana Anna NuS-
sell who are in SaNton's River at Schoo''
came homo last week Tuesday FOR inc
holiday Mrs. l.. Pratt has gone to Ma
lone, y. T., FOR tine WllI'''-Ni' '''' 'i' ''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-12-26
CHITTNNDEN COUNTY.


,r- .,,..,,,,, ,....r,i.o. or the schools were
,3l .,ui,,,, ,,b. t,rouratnrn.
- ,',i,.tiore music rLarado-
,.i,,,. '.nd ,tiaIoa,I,s in the rendering
tth ,lo .,rj,rte ,c,iiitf.d thain-
% ,.'I farottto,s ,,,,,,,.r
nv, rl,I ~ VIC I,nt,r .I.rn wa. lelJ
81, +t,o I,., ,oetdonna I,rilav i'm N'fli.ton
a,d was attended by large number of
fi'ndS ana 1''i !,n,oI
W ""' ,,1,,'l ~, ,,,i,,.,ti,,, Of
d. ~ 't"i Nv q" 10 ,t.,
S'' 90 .,i l,,i,,.,. ,,,,,,.,,,,
HoCu III il.'ri,,'l ~, ,,.,,ro X
- H.I" VI '".' ~ St ,''t,, r,ic,,
N'.'i! ~, ~, 20 ~ ,.,.rn rni5nI f.,
s'''' ,ttl, ,,,i,,.,.c,,lo.i. Irro1 par
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An 11-pound boy was born to Mr. ana
Ms g. II. Hayden SaturdaY.-The Motho-
dist people held their Christmas exercises
AT their church Wednesday evening.-The
concert exercises that Were 10 take place
l"S' SUNDAY ii NV oi'7 "a ''o'''''
small attnndance. on account of the bad
weather -'rhrrr will be a concert, follow
ed by an oyster supper at the Baptist
chu,,ch Friday evening of this week The
uroceeds win 20 10 buy books for the
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SWAN TON.

Charley Wilder, whose pleasant face
has cheercd the customers of the Free
Press every morning for many a day has