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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-12-12
LIN DEN.

TO The Iowa County Democrat.
Mrs. George Mortified and two chill
dren returned from California last
week and are visiting with her father
MIR. John Vivian.
Mrs, Lizzie A. Jeffrey returned to
her home in Alexander, S Oak, last
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Goldsworthy and Mrs
Edith Bray were called to Mineral
Point last Thursday to attend the
funeral of their brothers child.
Mrs. Isaac Tamhiyn, of Mineral
Point, is here visiting relatives and
friends.
Sweet cider for sale at f. Tredin-
hicks
Mrs. William Williams sprained her
arm last Saturday.
Mrs. John Harker was called to
NJ hl,n last sunday to attend the
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funeral of her sister, Mrs. John Balm
bridge, of that place.
Miss Mabel Adams went to Darling
ton last Friday, for a visit
Miss Jessie Bucket, Of Livingston,
came over to this place to make her
home with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.
Eddie Trodgen returned from Hurry
Wis, last Saturday.
Mrs Flo Skaig, of Livingston, visit
ed here last Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Har-
vey, Dec. 10th, daughter. Mother
and child doing well.
Groceries of all kinds at +. Tredin-
hicks.
Will Smith took number of our
young ladies over to Mineral Point
last Friday, for sleigh ride
Mr.. John Hoar died at his residence
in the village of Linden, Sunday, Dec.
g. Funeral held Thursday.
All kinds of fresh fruits at e. Ire
dinnick's.
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guests Of John Leonard and family
Sunday.
Joseph Norton came home from
Iowa Saturday with car of grain.
Frank Mason and friend, of l}lan-
chardvillr, were taking in the sights of
our burg Monday.
Mrs + Coyle and son Johnnie, of
Ridgeway, were the guests of Mrs
Mary Mcdonnell and family over
Sunday.
Miss Name kim returned to her
home Mt Mineral Point, after u week S
with her cousin Miss J. A. Demuth.
Frank uren, Of Blanchardvlle, ship
ped wood from our station Monday.
w. II. Spellman, Chas. Hottie, =.
Morgan and &. Wilcox were doing bus.
mess in Dodgeville Monday.
L. Morgan sports n fine new cutter
purchased from j. A. Dunstan.
Quite u number Of our sporting
young gents were doing Blanchard
Vile Sunday and report high time.
Mr.. and Mrs, p J. Burns visited
with A. Hamilton and family Sunday
The Misses Mary A. Shea, Lulu g.
Field and Name Conway visited with
the Cleary family near Blanchardville
sunday
Mr.. Dan Harrington and sister Miss
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-12-12
IOLLANDAI.E.

10 the Iowa County Democrat
Clarence Wilcox has severed his con.
tract with the Cooperative creamery
company.
W. IL. Spellman took II trip up the
line Wednesday.
Messrs. G. II. Corey and J. |" Parks
transacted business at Dodgeyillc
Thursday.
O. T.. Amundton made our burg Il
professional call on Friday.
DIR. A. H. Travis arrived homo Fri
day evening, after u weeks sojourn in
Chicago, Waukegan, and other points
In Illinois.
Look out for the great medicine
company. They will soon be here.
George raulson and Go. are receiv-
ing grain and hay daily from the west,
Dunstnn and Holm have about con
pleted the furnace in the Hotel Spell
man, which adds greatly to the com
forts of the guests.
That paint worked more than to per.
lection the boys used Saturday night
The choir met 1T L. w. l.eonard's
Saturday night, prospective of pur,
chasidg new organ FOR tie church.
L.. w. Leonard and wife were the
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Julia, of Jonesdale, visited with Mr..
John Regain and family Sunday.
Mr.. George Tappins visited with
brother Peter Saturday.
Miss Nora Conway came down from
Ridgeway Saturday and visited with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Conway.
A number Of our citizens are some
what indisposed at the present writing
Mr.. SHELTON was in our burg in the
interests of the Bradley Metcalf Co.
Monday.
Miss Mary A. Shea left on the Tues
day a. m. passenger, after an extend
ed visit with relatives in this vicinity.
for brief visit with friends at Rock
ford, Chicago and other points in III
nois, before returning to her home in
Lime Springs, Iowa.
T.. w. Demuth made an exchange
trip to Linden.
Mr. =. Kehoe came down from
Dodgeville, Tuesday to look after his
interests here.
st. patrick's congregation received
through Rev. j. A. Condor II magniii
cent present in the form of II gold
chalice. A mark Of how highly II true
Christian appreciates the services of
an attentive pastor, and for which the
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Instrumental Music.

l will be home Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday, each week,
and will take pupils on Piano, Organ,
Violin, Guitar and Band instruments.
Leave orders at Pulford's drug store,
or call at residence, north of Mr..
Joseph Gundry's.
J. w. M. ANDERSON.
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The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between Whitford and Bucking
ham, having, by mutual consent,
been dissolved, all accounts must be
settled by Jan. 1st, 1896, or they will
be put into the hands of a collector.
WHITFoRD & BUCKINGHAM.
Waldwick Wis, Nov. 9th.
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congregation at large should feel
grateful, The chalice was the person
al gift of Mr.. Edward Leonard, of
Hollandale.
Messrs. Baker and cambridge were
in our town Tuesday buying horses.
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"THII BURLINGTON"
c., B. & n. II. r. TINE CARD.

c., B. & n. r.. r. TINE CARD.
GALENA STATION.
Going North:
Vestibuled Express, daily ......... 11:30 p. M
Express, except sunday .s....:.... 800 A. NJ.
Dubuque Passenger except sun
uay ...'..s..' io'O' "a NJ
Going South:
vestibulcd Express, daily .......... 30 p. NJ.
Express except Sunday ............ 3:l5 p. NJ.
Savanna Passenger, except Sunday @:lO p. NJ
For tickets, rates, maps etc, apply to
NJ. J. BURNS Agent ,Galena.
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q. Il. Soap.

A quick process perfect soap. The
soap does fully half the work. May
be used in ANY WAY and for ANY PUR-
POSE that any other is used, and will
be found to excel all in cleansing
qualities. BREWER - PENHALLEGoN
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
Continued from 9th pageJ

Jerich.-Mrs. Dr. Fosburgh has gone to
Bellows Falls, driving her own team all
the way.-There will be "A lawn party for
the benefit of the church on the lawn in
front of Mrs G. A. Boards on Tuesday
evening, July 80 There will be good lit
croary exercises. Ice cream and refresh
mcnts will be served and music win be
furnished by the band
STOWE.
Mrs Brewer and two daughters Of New
York are boarding with Mrs. George Adj
NJ. Watts, wife and children will
visit i'm Burlington the last of this and the
first of next weck.-Id Bigelow ia again at
circus in town and Buffalo
Bill at Montpelier will furnish a holiday
for many of our poople.-Allie Weeks and
wife visited in Wolcott over Sunday
Eugene Smalley has bought and will soon
move to the Gillett place near the bridge.
Limited surgical operations were last
week performed by DR. Bingham of Bur
lnEton on the little daughter of Charles
Cobb and young son of II. Il. Straw.-Rev.
Mir. Worthen and wife were in Swanton
last wcek.-James Hale and wife of Her
man, ~ Y. are expected this week on II
visit TO his brothers and sisters living here.
-ChauuCcy Ncwhall and wife OF Barre
spent sunday in town.-Alrs. Kate Stone
and children of Minneapolis are expected
here this wcek.-James Miles of Burling-
ton spent Sunday in town.-A dance was
given at Hotel Han on Thursday night,
the remnants of Robinson's once famous
family reunion and picnic took place in
SmuEglcr's Notch on Sunday.-Thc Metho-
dist Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Flanders
ON Wednesday afternoon of next week.
Ed Ayrcs recently received "A serious
wound in the arm by the careless use of a
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All the TOUR large windows on tho ilrst
noor front are 10 he taken out ana plato
grass ones pa! IN ihcir places Son'tn lhs
aiter inc iashloh OF PECK Bros WINDOWS
george Guernsey Is experimenting the
JOB,
me reporter NISltoI inc site OF the no
me, Ht8IoI "osp'ai Yesterday morning
anu IouIiu '"e lou'pa'IoI. Ior inc paNIloII
part ~ "r'tuS conlpIe'eu anu the m'soiS
are no" at WORK upon lhe iouhuatI"I'
aUI INC nia'" o' a'iil ,I''S'rdtoh puluInN'
I'eie WI W. sU ,.o uoiaS III inc coIS'r , up-
,lo' VI t"c pu'i"'nk az leI me uhIo rPI'III's
Is ready on account o. 'Iihcully 10 FeV
Frailllo' a roau mas p,eh oullt Tor 'eih-
poiaIN pulloS9S rom I'drl'soh avenue up
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BOSTON STORE
So and IS Church street.
Our
Summer
Reduction
Sale IL
% OW
Going QDRl.

We are selling Dress Goods,
Ladies Garments, Suits in
both Wool and Duck, Ladies',
Gentlcmcns and Childrcn's
Underwear, Hosiery, etc, at
prices that are selling out our
lines at fast rate. This is
in accord with our we'll settled
policy Of clearing up each
seasons stock early enough to
give us room to take care of
our money with which to pur-
chase the next season S outfit.
The past few days must
have convinced you that our
hot weather is not all over yet.
Those are the goods for
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Among those spending the summer at
W. w. Jones are Mrs. T.. a. Atwood and
daughter Vera of Philadelphia, Mrs Her
bert Wiswell, daughter Carlotta and Mas
ter Richard Wiswell Of Roxbury, Mass.--L.
Rising has returned to Providence X. l.
Mrs. Orrin Greene of Glen Cove, l.. l., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Chadwick.-Orrin l.. Chadwick has Just
finished work in the express office at
iolyokc, Mass.-Mrs. RoXana Flint of
Pomfret and Mrs. Hannah Holman of St.
Adams who have been visiting Mrs. Mary
Mann, have both returned to their respect
i've homes.-Mrs. T. J. Pratt has returned
from her visit to Burlington, and was ac-
Companied by her sister, Mrs. r. G.. Page.
quito a party of young people have gono
to Camp Randolph, Highgate Springs
Gilman Chamberlain, who has been taking
q preparatory course for Yale college at
New Haven. Conn, has returned home
for his vacation.-Miss Anna S. Hanks Of
burlington is visiting at Rev. Seward Rob-
son s.-Dr. V. c. Goodrich who has pur-
chased an interest in the practice of DR..
G. l.. Stewart, has moved into Mrs f.. p.
FlintS house.
Selva Holman has closed his connection
with the jewelry store Of Samuel Bass
MIR. and Mrs. +. *. Head have moved
from Windsor to this plaCe.-Nrs. II. NJ.
Tower of Charles city, la, Is here to
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Hale.-Mr and Mrs. Carroll IT. Grang-
or and daughter of Barre are visiting Mr..
Changers parents, Charles II. Granger
and wife-Mrs. A. S. Cross of Gouldsvine
and Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Cross of Spring
field have been visiting at Editor l.. b.
johnson s.-Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Bruce
and child are visiting at Keene, n. H.
Orson Woodcock has returned from North
IIartland, where he has been making some
extensive repairs upon WOODEN mill
Capt j. T.. Eldredge ana son, j. T.. FL
dredge, and w. II. Kenney from this place
and Mr. Bannlster of Warren have re-
turned from their fishing trip among the
Canadian lakes beyond Whitney, Que
They report "a large catch and some eX-
cellcut fishing. Miss Mary Howard, Il
teacher in the public schools at SPRING
field. Mass, has returned home to spend
the vacation with her father, G. NJ. How
arbitrary Thomas has gone to Pea
body to spend the vacation at his home.
VIII Barnes of Newton Centre, Mass,
has arrived here and will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Charles II.
Tewkshury' s.--John Drew has finished
work at the express office. l.. c. Fowler
has gone to St. Adams to work in the
dry goods store of Richardson & Twigg
company. Henry Leonard returned Mon
day from a visit with his parents at Fair
fax.
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GENERAL VERMONT NEWS.
Items of Interest from Many Parts of the
Green Mountain State.

Two gentlemen who are interested in
Tho hotel business visited the vicinity of
CITY Park, Rutland, Tuesday and again
Wednesday with "A view Of finding a suit
shlc location for large summer hotel. If
the project goes through, they have Sc
lected a site on East creek and a few rods
north of the newly made pond.
The Brattlcboro House has been sold to
Frank l.. Hunt by the Estoy Organ com
pauy Repairs will be made and the prop
erty will he rented 10 Harry y. Hans who
will continue to use the premises as a
hotel.
DR.. z. \. Smith of Brandon has been in
Brattlehoro arranging an excursion for
the 3lst from Lake Pleasant to Queen
City Park, which will also take in the
towns on the way.
George Paine of Gassetts claims to have
discovered a new kind of snake He says
they grow very large, have a ring around
their neck and are nearly black
On the road TO Lake Griffith in Dandy a.
man came upon a mother lynx and two
cubs playing in the road. Old Lady Lynx
showed her teeth, growled and advanced
on the man with the babies following
suit at a respectful distance For a mo-
mont or two war seemed inevitable. Then
the man took off his coat. waved il i'm the
face of the lynx family and succeeded in
keeping Madam lynx from sprnging up-
on him until he neared civilization, when
they disappeared i'm the woods.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
ChlldreN Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
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G. Persons are visiting their daughter at
Rutland-Mss Belle Coolidge visits
friends at Lebanon this Week.-Mrs.
Charles White and daughter, Miss Olive
White Of indianapolis, Ind, have been
visiting relatives i'm this vicinity MIR. and
Mrs Shcrburnc of Pomfret were in town
last week, called here by the illness of
Mrs Sherburnc's brother John Giddmgs,
who is now slowly improvng.-The H. r..
G. entertainment was well attended last
week.-The Y. T.. g. /. Will hold a
conundrum socable Friday evening, Au-
gust .
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

Eugene Leonard has purchased the
Henry Titus house on Atkinson street
Charles Putnam of Minneapolis is visiting
his parents in tOwn.-Madame Williams
field has been surveyed and staked off into
house lots and lots are on the market a
street has been laid out extending from
Atkinson street passing between Frank
Piercc's and Wallace Whites to the foot
of Fairbanks hill. Mrs Belle SWitzer and
H. II. Albee have purchased house lots on
this street and are erecting houses on the
same The street is styled the Burt place.
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THIEVES IN RUTLAND.

Rutland, July PA part of the gang of
thieves that was at White River Junction
on Tuesday landed in this city that night
and while some of thcm are remaining,
evidently waiting for the arrival of Eut-
falo Bill Saturday, the remainder have
gone to Fair Haven where the State fire.
mems tournament takes place tomorrow.
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CHELSEA.

Joel Bass of Boston, a graduate of the
Boston School of Oratory, will give an en-
tertainment in reading and impersonation
al the Town hall Wednesday evening
August 7.--Charles A. Densmore Charles
p. Dickinson, Curtis S, Emery and W. +.
Townsend started Monday for Horeb, Me
on fishing expedition to he gone 10 days.
William Neazie, accompanied by his
daughter Eva, came up Friday on a car
riage drive from Somerville, Mass, to
remain few weeks.-Perley Chandler Of
Barre, native and for 80 years a resident
of this town, ia stopping at Orange County
Hotel accompanied by his sister, Mrs
Anna NJ. Gould of Paw Paw, Mich.-IIilas
r. Roberts from Boston and James Rob
erts from Lowell are soon to arrive at the
hotel for few weeks vacation. The for
raer was one OF the inmates OF the carriage
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ONE: CENT
a
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
ord each insertion. Copy may be changed
VERY week. Cash in sdvanos required.
! O advertisement taken which Is less than
purteen words, two lines. Special term,
b advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
Eithin twelve consecutive months.
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Pound.

TREAT REDUCTION in trimmed millin-
cry at Mrs. \. II. stones, Nergcnnos
3W.2t
FOR INFANT WEAR. including long
and short dresses aud cloaks, 20 to Mrs
A. II. stones, Nergenncs. Prices very
low 3W,2t
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THE PEASE FARM, East Charlotte, $50
acres; splendid dairy farm; mile and IL
half to stores and Creameries north and
south road, good buildings; you make
money from the start; $1,000. slol1 down,
balance to suit you. w. W HiEhce.
Charlotte, VI 5l.W,l0t
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STOCKBRIDGE.
FELCHVILLE.

There will be a special meeting of II. E.
Giddings post on Saturday. July q, at 8
o'clock TO arrange for attending the coun-
ty veterans reunion to be held at Wood
stock August Rev. Mr. Hopkins re-
ceived a letter last week asking him if he
would receive a call from Baptist church
near Boston with a salary of $1,000, but he
declned.-Mr and Mrs. Butler and two
sons of Worcester, Mass, are visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Hopkins
Other visitors at Felchville are f.. j, Pit
kin of Boston at Mr. sumner Pitchers;
Mr.. II. H. Hazelton and son of Gardner,
Mass, at Mr.. Coles; Mrs. William VOL
colt and two children of Gardner, Mass,
are at Mr., Dan Davis and Mrs. f.
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ON which the East Boston rioters made
their first attack Alden L. Tracy, aged
60, an employc in his brothers tin shop,
most excellent citizen in n 1T of insanity
shot himself through his heart Monday
morning. He had been acting strangely
for several wceks.-The annual meeting
Of the Bell Shoe company originally set for
June % and since adjourned first to JulyG
and then to July co. was then adjourned
sine die after the election of Elain ID.
Barnes and A. II. Powers as directors
The meeting OF July after wrangling ana
voting for some time was adjourned with
the declaration that no one had been
elected. At the first of Saturdays meeting
a motion was passed that tcllcrs he ap-
pointed to recount the votes Of the pre-
vious meeting which had been preserved
George NJ Stow and John NJ Comstock
were appointed tollers and reported that
of the $3.50 shares on which votes were cast
John h. Bacon. Charles F. Dickinson,
f.. Oscar Tracy and John NJ. Comstock
had each received more than a majority
and were therefore chosen directors at the
meeting of July 6. Mr.. Comstock declined
to serve and on motion of j. X Darling
the meeting proceeded to the election Of
two more directors. T.. u. Barnes and
A. II. Powers were chosen. It was also
voted to sell part of the machinery and
establish some other industry than that
of making shoes
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Mrs S. II. Kent Of the Columbian is
slowly improving. -Mr. and Mrs. Simpson
are the happy parents of n boy.-Misses
May and Bertha Wetmore are spending
some time with their sister, Mrs. Fred
WCtmore, i'm Bethcl.-Frank Wheeler has
moved to Montpclior-Su Sunday was the
hottest day Of the season. the Thermometer
registering 100 degrees in some places in
town.
FAYSTON.
Mr.. ana Mrs a. D. Bragg visited their
aunt, Harriet Bixby Newcomb, Of Warren
on her 90th birthday. July 10Th over 20
friends were present including her sister.
Mrs. Anna BiXby Brown of Berlin, aged
r. and Mrs. Judge Frank Wright Of
Council Bluffs, Iowa. aged S.
NORTH FAYsTON
Mrs. r. j. Somervillc visited friends in
Waterbury last weck.-MrsG. Il. Dumas
and daughter Gladys, of Waterbury, are
visiting friends in town.--Mrs J. -. Ryan
and daughter have returned home to
Montpeler.--Alrs. Charles II. ingalls, Of
West Randolph is visiting friends and rel
atiVes in town.--Johnnie Nell is improv-
ing.-There was a family gathering at
stephen Johnson's last Monday His
brothers and sisters and their children to
the number of 80 were present
NoRTHFIELD
Thomas Prentiss. ex-Unted states con-
sui at a station on an island 1909 miles east
of the coast of Africa, Is visiting his uncle
Cheney Prcntiss Mrs. A. G. Rumbaugh
of New York with children, is spending a
few weeks with j. G. Il. Thayer, her faith
Russell II. Miller one of the oldest
inhabitants of the town died at the adj
vauced age of 81 years Thursday of fat
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

c. p. Tarbell and wife and Mrs. Edward
Foster are at Camp Martin in Milton
Edison BiXby, Miss Alma Foster and Mrs.
j. H. Hewitt have returned from Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincott ana family are
at J. A. Schontag's.-M Minnie Metcalf
has returned from the G. f. Convention.
STOCKBRIDGE.
Miss Elida Bradley is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Merrill-Davd and Frank
Everett are working for T.. II. Whtcomb,
Tho river men have finished the new road
and have nearly completed the dam that
was damaged by high water in the
spring. Some of them went to Hartford
Wednesday to finish driving the logs down
the Connecticut.-Fred Newton has gone
to Athol, Mass to work in "A hardware
store.-Mrs. Mason Ward is staying with
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Smith.-Mr. Ward
Hodkins and wife spent day with c. s.
Carroll.
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BROOkFIELD.

DR.. V. G. Goodrich has moved to West
Randolph and bought part of the practice
of Or. Stewart. Or. Goodrich has prac-
ticcd q years in town. large gathering
rendered him reception at his departure.
DR. T.. Il. Ellis of L. V. NJ. '95 is moving
to town to fill Dr. Goodrichs placc.-A
very light hay crop is reported in all sec
lions. The rust has not affected potatoes
and oats so far. Apples are light, corn is
good.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Shipman
came to town recently from Woburn,
Mass, on their wheels. They are the
guests Of W. +. Mcdcalf.-IIev. G. II.
Morse Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ladd and
William Water have returned from Boston.
DR. II. l.. Newells family are visiting
at W. A. Robbins.
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A large stock of Patent Leather Shoes
"A IN popular styles at the
ALLEN SHOE co.
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A RARE CHANCE to exchange grain
hay or money for "a good new harness at
$. Places Essex Junction. Vt. 3Wtf
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ROXBURY.

Fred Roys and NJ. f. Chase have pur-
chased the Stalking tool business of f. L.
Fits and wife are rejoicing over the
advent of baby daughter,-The body OF
Mrs. Leach of Lynn, Mass, but formerly
OF Watsncld. was taken TO the latter
place for burial last Saturday Mrs Frank
Spaulding, who has been spending some
time in Boston caring for her daughter.
Mrs Murphy, who was III there, returned
last week accompanied by Mrs. Murphy
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\ FIRST RATE coo POUND PLATFORM
SCALES ON TRICK for sale. also couu-
ter scales, also a few more extra good
screen doors, all of which will be sold at
bargains. Respectfully, $. Place, Essex
Junction. VI. 3.wt
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Rev. NJ b. Davenport returned on
Wednesday.--Mrs. Samuel Daniels is at
Hardwick, caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Arnold, who is seriously NJ Favorable re-
ports are received from her daughter Ada
at Burlington hospital-Mrs. Burt Wells
is visiting in town
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time is right and the price we
have made more than right.