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The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
Llncaln and ihe .cntlnel.

In an article In the March Century entitled
-Our Fellow CiiizeE of the White House.
Mr.. c. Z. Buei tells the following story Of
President Liucolns 'srherr have been ne
soldiers As guardians under the shadow ot
the great Ionic columns siucc the war. sud
even then, on one netcc winter night. thu
boy in blue who was on guard was not AT
lowed 10 maintain professional despFuin,
Mr., lincoln emcrgcsi frnm the front door,
iank figure bent over a. be drew uEhuy
about his shoulders the shawl which be I'm
pl0yed for such proteeiiou. for be was on
his way 10 the wnr hepartu ent. az the west
corber Of the grounds Whvvr Ia tiu9e 81
hatfie he was wont TO ger the midnight
dispatches from the neid. A. the blast
stpusk him be thought " TIE nUulhnwss q
the pacing sentry and turning 70 aim. said
Young uinu, you've got cold iph 10 uiguts
step inside. aud stand ruart there
- Ny orders Rcru tzlc out here the soldier
replied.
9 Yes said the President IN his arTu-
nentatiye tone; bat yonr duty can BE- per.
formed just well taside 1ut here and
yOu'n obitge me by going IN.
- Il have been EtAti0nr1 outside. the sol
Gier answered and resu1ued his beat
Hold On therc," said ME, Llncpla. - he
turned back again; 1t ocs-urs 20 me that
am comma nder. in-chief Of the army, and
order you TO ~ inside.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
4 srRANar rRrAK dr NArurr.

We hope TO sell 100000 packages
Golden Rind Watermelon. the most
wonderful freak OF nature-smocth.
shiny. yellow rind. crimson fesh, deli
cious, It's sensational Took 500 first
prizes in 1896, You must have 1t TO be
in the swim. Melons go like wild fire
at si00 apiece. We paid $500 for one
melon! 500 prizes for earliest melon
-ripened in 1886 in II days, Lots of
money made in earliest vegetables.
Salzer's seeds produce them. Thirty
Eve earliest sorts, postpaid. si,Oo.
send This Notice and rs Cent. for q
Package Of Golden Rind and won
derful seed book. 146 big pages. to John
A. salzer Seed Co. La Crosse. wis.
wn
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
Gr,.ptf You Mu.t

But also appeal 10 means 0f relief Of the
torture-if physscai-which produces the
Eroan- Rheumati-u i a prolific suurce ~
agony In Its acute infismrgntery or ehrouic
forms liut Il may BE- aunihllstri ~ It's
birth with Hosfettsr's Stnmach Bitters-
which, unlike the polsnus In minute doses
often prescribed for u, Is perfectly safe. In
malarlai. kidney. bilious, dysp@puc or ner-
OF relief
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
c1nIm nramhe, InfrInrra.

A firm at Anderson, Ind. has served
notice on capitalists that the wonder
full engine said TO have been Invented
by Grant Brambel, OF Sleepy Eye.
MINI, is an infringement. warning
them against its manufacture in the
United States, Germany and England
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
ID. onlr Nfl.rneen rIain

MaktnE the qeltkrsi time from Deav.r 70
kansas CITY. -. Louis sad the Enst j. thu
ppaVFf daily ~ i=n g. m. This eicEaut
train earrylEg Buffet pultuaH sirsplnE
ea-a and chair cHrs- makes qEisker tine 20
ths above points than aBy other Iiae. ri-Eat
ofics' ati Ssvrafreuth street, rrrurr Curtis
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
uow.s rhi.t

We ofer one Hundse-i Dollars reward
for any case Of eaarrh tha; cannot be
cured by Hairs Caiarrfi Cure
F. J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo o.
We. the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last Is year.. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able IA carry
out any obligations made by their hrm.
West 4 Truax. wholesale Druggists. Toies
waldIng KlnnHn & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials ssnt
free Price s5e per bottle Sold by all drug
glsfs
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
rhr Leading Iisse

p5gnE the largest bgEngss y tho l'ssF ta
she InisB Ftei5a ftsye tsElus v,ss taily.
gguSEssf t3nsO fa all Eastern p1iuts Via
Unlaha rr kaEsas fEr7lEd sl0aplsr
ears dlBiuE ear-, huret snaskirF ahd g.
h!aTy cars Ensir HEvs hslftl 10 afea1l
ana llrhtad tr pIureah dEtt. Nirs e uflce,
efi sgvsutrcafh stTrcts corner TEriA
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

swaEhy ssys there are fws Elfsts % b.
eyele faec-t what ar they One =
1tlifr hy the mau Wio sod H % him on
uIna-"
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
NC-To-BAc FOR FIFTY CENTS.

over sfi1 on ear-d WAY net iet 40. 70 l4as
regulate ~ remove ypaE desire for tobsccqt
SaFsss tpduey makes health and manhood
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

.tyyerc ibers many people At the ina1ruFa-
ffan y .-peipir4 WhSl yen would have
thought there MAS goina % be baii'9n a.,
ceaslon."
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

There = one thlnE I've naitesi shaai
h-hirs Who nre nanlsd after great mFu.''
''Aghat 4 thatF' sfrIlEy usraiiF rulish tlElr
parents nsE it Ehen they are guHwti.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

eve ha4 : rsa at eur haasv Yesterday =
-sNEhat lras ihr matter = tEg .=-k rgTaEe
rsf SHEA eru - 80 Wsal daal fayFE sad
isfugbt me- auathst. which, sas iascritsds
TO ftne I Love.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

rfTS srnFirf f-rf trI Tldrr1Is-sssiiT rirll - 80
sf7r- 'sfsi sar e ase q DT. KiIBss- C.r-af esfNs
R~ster-T, sse' = 10. - - i,ss5 d.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
rhe only Line

That has three through trains to the East
daily rs the Union Pacific Through sleep
ing cars, and quickest time to nil principal
points. Ticket office, a41 Seventeenth
street, corner Curtis.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

'-NNhat makes VOC think llnguy viii EroE
% ta hss an tnfpTssstonisf raiuterg' ''ike
ssin't write q wort sifbsut sulrsriag it
|tiraadfliiy.T
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

ssNhy dBasu't Jalia r8rp % Watsu1 s-sEs
=avs she rau HfAkp . man's lssf - round
without - Hgrh tifrssEas urcFtia1"
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

ASTI-COLD nrosdeFf CtRE- coto
In the bead ia ane day. AT urHgEists rFf1ad
fhr rIuusy u IL faIis o. CIFT - ri- kAME
CTgE Fon t'ATAHEH AND HAY FENEN
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

.srhen you don't look Tor gns1 times the
dhy after Mckinley goes iuf" ssNns g will
take ma several months 20 Est over ny trip
tt the inauguration.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

AZ rsonr gfslfaau-s eiuhrH s-G5sssnusa she clu
ains s.,f arnls aFouaa and make grstures uke
3 man"
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

.sIts. riding baassa have taught me cue
thiG,s p s.iChat 4 thntF~ -lf eNuidn'a have
l,s.sn 4 dried applc wiki wlich Eye trtuPted
Adam
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

I.isl's Curr fBr Cdasampti1n has beea
g;ssf ss-nd u ula-Wm. q MeCte11= Chester.
Flarida. sept H. isua
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

w, yssa gIiisq. a. os ,,s sesslys az. e. es.eaG.t
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

'tHas Hobson got good hsad7" "Good
headT He's the most stupid creature on
earth. why. thht man couldn't make money
even IL he Kept drug store"
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

.ssnufinE has lost his 500 Eaiu." whats
the pasfer fnis ftnieF 'stiu CEiteisr4 a.
s.sss yist pfthnat tartnr thaf hi- VIVA re
minded tho reader n Chatles Lamb
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

"Pushpen Is n ready writer. Isn't her.
ssYes; he writes readily enough; but the
trouble Is he can't think"
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

tswe ought 10 give even the devil his dne."
ayes. but the trouble Is we often spend on
him money we owe TO othar pe0ple-"
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
.rrAR rnnAcCn.-

A. vot caos tassecn Tor pteasaru Csc Siar
II fs not ualN the host ugt tbs ie1sf astins aHa'
fheFriore. the cheapest
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
. Sweet nelis janEled out OF III
How unch Of wuri an ) life hAnpfs
lost f1t taek Of hatrroay. 4 hundred

lo-t WI issN~ VI -aftAAHisgs n AauAicl
3: !: ; 3: :: ], .i::i a. i: g y 4
cord Wo- H ~
men Who sIss esy
ought to en- fsk
Joy the per- M y
feet heppi- IN NI
nsss o. love M AN kI
esd 10 the ~ Il
ether be- ftktlr
cause Of sosas weakness trt 4
OF disease af the deiiu1te
orgaassnl of their scr III
Th~Sc eeiis&tr cora 49, kssif
piAiuts, Wksch make a
jznxiiuE eisFaaauee Of 80 ~.
tnany lsvcs. arr uct hy
unV rlsaas a necessity % s.raisf
they nay be ovcroorar knd c1-ia Il
cfadtcAied uudes iaiiiciuss trrstr-rnt Il
There - no uerd of rrrREnsri ezz-l
tiouS TheTr IL no need q: rwzu-isue a
uuarihefs--d rnrt,casssrs1f ratllfs.sa,i8s
an unskillrd. Hnedur&ttd pcr-oa n
Pterer's Fsvorifr FrssrFiptien rurr
frqabiss uf ghe fcmirinr uETanisa
lively. eunplsieiy and ssftly
For nearly - Yesrt I,r \ Y Fscrr5
hzeu chief epnsaltisg paysicfGri u I,
raiids' Hutci ard surxtcai irstifnsj
BuEsio, NY He "a an rizineug ard I
specials; IN izis particular srie pf pfti
AHy Wouizu nay esife g htn uitA "A
confidence, Rzd ulii rrcefTe. frer - ch
sa1Ed proirssioaai aaviee ard surfej
for Erli.sfr4isnruf bg vhtels ~ aai I
cases Of f-sasir VarufiAinf. s1rn - the
obstinate kaad nav b. epapic5riy ard
rsaHrntiy cured Addfrss Sim a a.
shne -as sslnz 4 Hasis EsrE. ia
ca. Nr I, -f5tcr No g. A Cnz-of - 4
auy dFrtax MggtEarl-ry Go Ez
fstrue casrss % ne kni sHHi Nfr saalfHfsr
~ ycars. aHs rsT.rstri hretorrats-s At ~
nud shs hss a-res stA tiit aeuss.ary iae I
ti11N q wucasnkn1ai stslsFgi hrr 60 a
rtsres,s Fagerftr frcsertpssQa. T.e isdy
ehzse1 ozs tzsstir nsd 3; eas-f srv tfs1
SIS ~as ~rii sad hspry ssrn - thrrr
coustiPs;ioa Is the al sfafraeins 4
of ~ health Dr Fiercr's Fiessza; =
eufe IL TheY sewer Erips-
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

''uncle Jim. what's a picked baseball
miner Are you talking o. before or after
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

Just try Zoe box Of Cascarets candy ca.
thartic. the finest liver and bowel regulator
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys and
bowels. Never slcken. weaken or grips. lOc.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
-. NNIn.lg,,.. ,.,,ihlnE ,gTnn

y,g,.,s,ss ,,, ,9.sss' = ',., .,,. ss,. s....,
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

SET RICH Ia. s.l 4. =. & s :s is:.:s,: ".
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

m c die a >
tones ruined
by one little
note Of dis
cord. wo.
N G q W b 0
ought to en-
Joy the per-
feet hAppt-
r@ss of love
and wffrhod
aud mother
hood are nais
erahsr hem
our year.
- - IT.
ether, be-
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

1asabel yOu haven't painted any angels
on these Easter cards - '.No: can't make
them look stylish without big sleeves"
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

MAKE TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS
D., l3S--..srs FasIfI afNE Ern- sar liartt7a.a=s
vrlts 5oMS :. Nft1iEkss 4 CO, 81 issias ~.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
TO CURE A CoLD ~ ONE nay.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets, Al
Druggists refund the money IL it fsiIs 70 cure 5,
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

cause Of sosue weakness
or disease Of thr deiirSfe
organism Of their sen
Th-se 6eiicNtr cofa
uiAiuts, Wklch make a
znxiiuE iiss,saaage of 40
tnauy lires. arr uos hy
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
TRADE MARI

Fssaztzsttuz sns Asvts- q rsssstztiliss 4
Hsssa;.- uFAsAi1i a SOS. s'sssiErisa- .. q
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
/. .. se'.;:s s;:.. 5s.s IS. Thompson's Eye Wat

OPIUM .s., "a w4.sky o .ss. .ss.:; 80 .,,,,; -,
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20
Denver Directory.

VlAvI - -. 2. . -. - 5 .aIa. Is -. - J!
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

Hairs Family Pills are the best.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

cJkTE 0RE saHgi,ng wgEks ONES Alsai,y
eren &c book valuable to shippeFz. IuAilss irea
The Lamar register., 1897-03-20

Constips:ioa ) the al sfahraeing 9
of ~ health Dr. Ficrcr's Fiessza; -
care IL They sewer Erips-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11
SUICIDE IN BURLINGTON.
Chief Dumas Failed to Recognize His
own Sons Corpse.

Joseph Dumas, son of Jerome Du-
mas. chief of police of Burlington,
committed suicide Friday night by
swallowing two ounces of carbollc
acid.
His dead body was found on Kill
burne street about nine O'Clock. The
body was stretched across the sidewalk
and L. O. Harding stumbled over 1t
in passing. Chief Dumas and DR..
Crandal were telephOned for and on
reaching the spot found the dead man
living on his back with his left hand
thrust into his oyercoat pocket and
clutching a two-ounce bottle of carbol-
ic acid.
/ DR.. Crandall searched the body but
could find no clue to the mans iden-
jtitv. After the examination at the
police station the body was removed
to Renqud's undertaking rooms.
Saturday morning the body was
| identified. Among the many specta-
tors vino filed in and out of the UNDER
taking rooms was the little son of Mrs
Calico Limoge, sister of the chief Of
ponce, VINO Identified Jut poug u
that of his Uncle Joe. ,
Dumas had not been living with his.
wife for some time. Temporary in
sanity was undoubtedly what prompl-
ed the rash act. lie was formerly in
the employ Of the Marble mill and
once received an injury 10 his head.
Since then he has had spells Of in,aR-
ity at times.
Dumas had been out Of work for
some time and probably dependency
had something to dowith the deed.
A strange fact was that the chief
did not recognize his own son. Ii
was probably because such an event
was The last expected aud the features
of the dead man did not resemble
those in life.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11

See notice OF assgnee's sale on first
page. Il is the chance of life time.
See the sample package of seeds YOUR
F. NJ has and You viii want one. send
25c to l.. b. Johnson, Randolph.
Mrs. James Hatch is very i'll with grip.
Ed Macie and wife are sick with the
grin.
Mrs Joseph Adams is confined TO the
house by illness.
Mrs. g. Evans is i'll with hemorrhage
from the stomach.
Mrs John West arrived home from
Sherburne Sunday.
Miss Stevens Of Bethel is visiting her
uncle, O. o. Adams.
Mrs r. S. Putnam visited relatives IN
Randolph last week.
Mrs. Lathrop Is Keeping house for her
cousin, ;. ID. Putnam.
Edwin Tbacher OF Randolph spent sun
day at +. $. putnam's.
O. Cooty's son is quite sick and is being
attended by Or. Liiiey.
S Washburn will move onto the l.
Gibson farm this spring.
Rev. 4. a. Trevilhan Of Lebanon, n. H.,
is staying with bis sons.
Miss Mabel Chamberlin was home from
Woodstock Inn over Sunday.
Or. Jawett OF Massachusetts has made
his brother here another visit
Mr. Dearborn OF Woodstock was in
town Thursday, looking after farms.
The NJ f. society has been invited to
a social at Rev. Mr.. Fuller's at Pittshcld,
Mr. Parker Atwood. a former resident
Of this town, has bought the +. d. Angel
farm.
II T. Eastman was unable 20 lead the
Y. p. G. Y meeting this week but VIII do
SO next week.
Mr. Fred Newcomb and Selma White
began religious meetings on the Creek
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Davis entertained
their friends Monday evening, IL being
Mr.. Davis birthday,
Third school director should hBve read
r. L. Townsend instead OF +. ]. Severance
in the list of town officers last week
There was an auction at the Hammond
place Saturday and the rest OF the per-
sonal property OF George Hammond was
sold. Cows sold for good prices.
While returning home recently, Mr..
Wilson overlook a deer, which appeared
weak and sick. He succeeded in putting
his halter onto it and led it home, where
he fed it a few days until it died. The
deer had just she'd its antler5.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11

the glory of good name.
1t takes years % make q good name
but when one generation educates q
following one 10 revere q name which
has been endeared 10 them then the
genuineness Of that good name is un-
questioned
such is IN. standing OF the name
Lydia f. Pinkham among the women
OF America to-day, after years Of con
staucy. faithful and reliable service, her
whole life having been spent for the
benefit of others, and that her name
will he revered by one generation after
another is already being demonstrated.
The following letter from a AYoburn,
Mass, woman illustrates this fact,
having been benefited By Mrs Pink
hams advice and remedies herself,
recommends the same treatment 70 her
daughters; aud on Mrs. Pinkhams
files in Lynn Mass. win be found hun
dreds of lettert from women using cN-
prcssious similar TO the following
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11
Ncnnontcr. nd Mn.IlInglnn.

GOV. Grout and party, including
his stall and friends, arrived at Wash
ington Friday Feb. pa. They stopped
al the Arlington, COY. Grout c,tab-
fishing hcadquarter, ia the Charles
sumner House, which is an annex to
the Arlington. II is one OF the most
desirable places in Washington, aside
from the historical associations clu,-
tering around the building. Ii wa,
used four years ago rs the headquar-
tiers Of Mr.. Cleveland and hi, party.
The governor and stan had an inform
al reception Friday evening, many
resident Nermonters calling TO pay.
their respects.
Wednesday evening Of last week
Senator Proctor gave "a reception at
his residence az which nearly every
Nermonter III Washington was pres
ent. After the party was received by
Senator and Mrs. Proctor assisted by
Miss Proctor, all Joined in making it
one grand home party, which was a
very enjoyable occasion.
During the afternoon President Me-
kinley received Gov Grout and staff.
Special trips for the party were ar
ranged during the week. including
one TO Mt. Vernon and one to Gettvs.
burg.
The New England troops in the in
auguration paradcmade As fine an APP
pearancc as any in line. In the pa
rade was GOV. Josiah Grout Of Yer
mont. who, with his brilliant stall. at
tracted attention from all the specta-
tors. There was battalion Of the
Vermont National Guard 10 escort
him. under command Of Col. Geo. II.
Bond. consisting of the following
troops: Co. X, IT Rcgt.. Capt. II. ID.
Fillmore; Co. NJ. lst Regt Capt. en-.
Brownell; Co. a, LIST Regt.. Cant
Jones; Co. |, lst Regt., Capt. J. j.
Estey. These troops were cheered am
along the line of march and especially
at the Vermont reviewing stand on
Pennsylvania avenue. near Twelfth
street, where about 300 sons and
daughters were masscd. All the Yer
mont soldiers wore sprigs Of fir in
their helmets and the spectators were
quick to applaud this decoration.
All the troops in New England were
in The second grand division of the
parade commanded by Gov. Bushnell
Of Ohio. The division was made up
entirely Of visiting militia oyganiza-
tions and was bv FAR the most interest
Ing portion Of the parade.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11
STAFFORD.

See the sample package of seeds your Z.
M has and YOU will want one. Send 2oc
to l.. B. johnson, Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Patterson were
in town Sunday.
DIR. c. l.. Emerson and family moved 10
Norwich last Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Richardson has purchaser
the Robert Sargent place.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Mead of Hanover,
n. II were in town Saturday.
"A. Hatch ha, been on business trip
through Vermont the past week.
Walter Wheeler of Rutland, Mass, WIS.,
fed at Rev. II. Cummings recently.
Miss Laura A. Hatch has returned home
for her spring vacation OF i've weeks.
The household furniture OF Lugene ;.
Rqrtlett was moved to Palmer, Mass, the
first Of he week.
The body OF Mrs. Enoch Flanders was
brought here last Saturday from Len
anon, n. H., for interment
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Harlow OF Pompanoo-
sue visited at the home of their rather,
David +. Paine on Sunday.
Mrs Henry Fox is doing the house
work for Hiram Hyde during his VIE 5
absence in Washington, d. Z.
Miss Myrtle c lby returned home from
Randolph Center Saturday, where she has
been working at n. 5. Clark's.
Rev. Mr.. Tenney closed his services at
the Advent church last Friday evening
His chalk talks have been well attended
and exceedingly interesting.
Several from this place attended the
Christian Endeavnr Union at South Roy
alton last week Thursday and report
very good, helpful convention.
Prof. Sherburne Hutchinson was I'M
able 10 reach town last week wednesday
on account % the severe ratnstorm' us
stereopticon lecture may be expected at
some near future date.
The sfrafford Christian Eudeavor society
has brpu awarded the banner q second
time By the Golden Rule Union, for best
average att ndance at its society and mid
week prayer meeting in proportion 10 its
mem hershiD
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-11
yERMoNT's TAXATION.
Amounts Raised BY Many Towns AT
March Meeting.

Addison 100 cents, Arlington 100,
bakersfield 50. Barnard 1913, Barnet
100 Barre 235 1-2, Barre town 100,
Barton 1873, Belvidere 200, Benning-
TON 100. Benson 100. Berlin 100, Beth
q 100. Bloomfield 40, Bolton 100,
Bradford 20, Brattleboro 30, Bridge
water 200, Bridport -, Brighton 40,
Bristol l25, Brookfield 100, Burke 100,
Burlington 40, Cabot rs, Calais 40,
Cambridge LOG, CastletOn 60, Cavern
dish 100. Chelsea 100, Chester l5U,
Chittenden 100, Clarendon 100, Col
chester 40, Concord 30. Cornwall ~,
Danyille IS, Dorset 200. DuXbury 100,
East Haven lbs, East Montpelier ITO,
Eden $50. Elmore 40, Enosburg 80,
Essex 30. Fairfax 100, Ferrisburg 80,
Fletcher 10. Georgia l2j, Goshen 40,
CRANKY 100. Granville 200, Groton 100,
Hancock l35, Hardwick Ia. Hart,
ford 1870, lHinesburg 81, Hyde Park
1876, Ira 40, johnson lGj, Landgrove
200. Lexington 100, Lincoln 100, Lud-
low so. Lunenhnrg 100, Lyndon 40,
Manchester 100, Marshield lao, Mem
don 200, Middlebury 30, MiddleseX
$50. Middlctown springs -, Milton 80,
Monkton 100, Montgomery loo, Mont
pelicr 100, Moretown ~, MorristoWn
$50, Mt. Holly 10, Mt Tabor 100,
Newark 100. New Haven 60, North
field 20, Norwich so, Orange POO, Or
well 70, Pawlet l25, Peacham loo.
Peru 1875. Pittsfield 100, Plainfield lo5,
Plymouth 200, P0mfrct 60, P0ultney
100. PowHal 100. Proctor no, Puiuey
80. Randolph 3, Richford ls0 Rich
mond llG, Bipton $50, Rochester 200,
Rockingham IS. RoXbury %, Royal
ton 40. Rupert 1913, Rutland li5, Rut-
land town -, Rycgate 1870, 81. Al
bans 200, ST George s.. ST.. J0hnsbury
So. Saudgatc -, salisbury 100. Shelf
field 800. Shelburne 100 ~herburne
100. Shorcham leo, shrewsbury lIn,
Springfield 50, Stamford 80, Stock
bridge -, Stowe IS, STAFFORD 100,
sudbury ll5, Sutton 100, Swanton
50, ThctfDrd ). Tmmouth l25, Tops
ham 10, Tunbrid.e 100, Nergenne~
100, Waitslield 100, Wallingfora -,
Waltham $50, Warren 1870, Washing
ton ls5, Waterbury 100, Watervillc
1870, Wcather-field l70, West Haven
-, Westminster 50, West Windsor
-. Weybridee 100, Whecoek -,
Whiting 40, Williston 10, Windsor -,
Winhall 100. Wolcott 100, Woodbury.
ls5, Woodstock 700, Worcester l75,
Andovcr Iga, Bloomington 10,
Charleston lao, Coventry l33 =,
Craftsbury 50. Derby Is, Franklin %,
Glover 80, Greensboro 10, Holland
ll5. lrasburg $50, Jay 225, Lowell
ls5, Morgan 10, Ncwbury 40. Read-
ing 1870, Slannard 100 Troy 70,
Walden poo. Waterford 800 West
Fairlec no. Westtield lG5, We,umore
1875.
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