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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

in other things: Aroostook and eastern
hebrons. esds5c per bush: Green noun
tains. s56.Gc: northern, 5sG60c; Jersey
sweets. s2.25a2.5o per Dbl
Onions are srmer. with good lots OF
natives setting at 81 per bbl; small bbls
and inferior quality. SIZE. Spanish are
selling a. S5c per crate. BY the bushel
natives Job at 75G SOC.
Cabbages are steady at s0dS5c per Dbl;
red cabbages. 50 per bib. Squashes are
firmer at about 81 per 100 lbs, by the
jobbers.
Celery continues firm. and sells at $3.50
G5 per box. Spinach is selling at SIPS
per bhl, or about soc per bush. Cauli-
flower sells at 50c6Sl per box.
Parsley sells at $3.50 per Dbl. Oyster
plants are quoted at 81 per bush; egg
plants. s.. so per doz.
Cucumbers are very firm at s1o112 per
200 for the hest dollhouse; seconds, sid5.
Tomatoes sell at 2oc per ID for the best
native dollhouse. and al $3.50 per bx for
F7oridas. Lettuce jobs at $3.50 per 3
doz bx: radishes. toc per doz bchs.
Turnirs sell at sld2 per Dbl, OF job at
5ocdN per bush; beets, soc per bush
parsnips, 65d CSC per bush; carrots, 50@
COO.
Apples are very steady. with a fair
movement Carload lots. Baldwins and
greetings, s2.759S25; Tolman sweets,
s25oG3.25; spies. ssT4: Kings. s3di;
SHOWS, s:dt; seconds. all varieties, s1.75
62.50: jobbing and choice lots, s1d1.50
more.
Pears cut Of cold storage are quoted
at sa50G4 per blu.
Florida oranges are in fair supply and
very steady at sS.5od4 for russets. and
at si64:50 for brights. jamaica Or
anges are steady at S5T650 per Dbl,
with repacked boxes at s2.50d3. Cali
fornia oranges have begun coming. and
IL is reported that the crop is a good one,
and that this market will get its share
Navals sell at s3.2sg4; seedlings, s2q
$50.
Florida grape fruit is steady. with the
market at H@s. the latter price for very
choice.
Lemons are pretty firm. and quotable
at s2.75G3.5o for Messina and Palermo.
Cranberries are steady at S5a6.50 per
Dbl. and at sl9l.5o per crate.
There was fair trade in Malaga and
Almeria grapes, with the market at
1 siGl0 per Dbl, as TO quality.
The Christmas trees and evergreen'
are done for the season of 1898. They
were generally all sold. They were
| generally large trees. and held at pretty
| high prices. The evengreens are gen.
orally well sold up. Holly was in over
supply from the south. On the whole
the tree people have done fairly well
selling nearly $1,000 trees. New Yorl
has had over l5a 900 trees. and Philadel'
| pt!a nearly as many. The supply near
ly all comes from New England and the
! provinces.
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food is mighty factor in fashicuing the
.child-tci-s.
Ii NAY * 4 new thought to some that
the .nStitutcr Of all Christmas joys 70
CU.rcS our conformity 10 laws at once
natural and divine. 70 accy mpliSh the con-
JitiOn upon earth rsr1,l.-i by angels On
that first Christmas morning.
- long As there ! not 'Pt1ce"-YcrfSCt
hIrucny-i1 the composition ~ the iuJi-
ViiuSi. there cannot exist 4 condition Of
=, ace on Earth
We are iolt that Cod created man in
HIS own image. AiustiuE sae ToSSihis.
rendering % this truth in purcly spirit
ual sense. We need nOs lose ss1h- - the
lesson as i; pertains u our spiritual ma
turc.
Ii Is imrcSsib'e to t>iisve that the ma
icr.;N 81 men and women. IS W So them
to-day. each suggestive Of some defect o.
a;irl~nt. was the .6sal intended by ths,
Great Designer.
When CHRISTIAN YsarslA learn 20 ry~-ar,i
n is.s0.uE ~ their Cci!,< IN rS-s-ct
health IN tS> true liSht ~ duty W. shall
have fewer tables spread with food NO.
fully llrk.-- IN those qualities r~luir,.,i
To- r.-rt physical developer, nj. inteilst-
tual development and moral iev-lcomel 1t
the attainment o. q material character.
which Is the .J-0. ana desire % every
mother Ger hey child
Tn New E-a cooking S-roo'.
Wurces--r Mass
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PEACE on EARTH.

Time does not abate the enthusiasm
with which the Christian world again re-
echoes the angel song OF l. centuries ago.
Livery heart Is glad; young and Oh TURN
10 greet the new year with earnest rsSglts-
lions that il shall have To chronicle for
their lives worthier motives. kinder deeds.
and more ChrisIlike being.
Right here we are moved TO plead THAI
the mothers may realize their p-ercSa-
tive Of very materially determining either
the success or failure % these resolves
Granting that many mothers to-day lit
Tie understand their responsibility. the re-
salt OF such ignorance are more the less
terrible.
Some one has said. Children get their
morals from their diet" Certain il is that
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MEATS. POULTRY AND FISH
ith@r, 4. Iaae>

Spring lamb. had quarters. = 70 Is cot,
pound, to-sGl--.s-s. ~ csE-s: lam,
chops. : 70 y -va,s- 1-s,o. hsr.s1,.1rr.-s
a. cents. to-s1U--ts-S. , 10 - cents. mutt
ton chops, --- 70 ; CS1,s Pc pound BE.
Western, ucE1ercoGSs- - ( n-S- S--o-- =
cV-sss round = cents. rczSsS - n
= cent?. coarse tS~s 5 TO cSrrs ~
pcuCG Hams. sugar cu-SG L. csc-s-
breakfast S1cOn. = 70 - csz.s. CSlto-rsl
ham. y 20 -. cs-,s: smoked shoulders. 4
cents Jrips, - cents; picked Pigs fee.
20 cents. utcsiSt lambs tongue : cent,
each. eOrnsi ceet- 20 -. cents. PORK
ro1sts, - TO ~. cents, steaks. L. cents.
sslc ToTS. - a. c~crss lard y 70 ls--c
Veal. rOssts, = 70 - cents: veal steak II
10 . cents Sausage. y csEtS. German
bologna. n 10 = cents Turks a
cents per pound; fowls. "a csatS. tucSS
Is - ls-r- chics-uS. - TO L.. Tie different
varieties Of aSh are quoted as follows.
hatdOcs- -. riGsESh- - cSatS. cod s-s1s
lie: o1i5uS. y 20 80, <alaoa trout =
q Is cents. fresh salmon e eSEtS. shat
i cents = pound pike IS cs,ts n pound;
Labrador herring, = cents \ dorm oysters.
- cents : quLEg.
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TOMATO SOUP.

One quart can tomatoes, one quart soup
stor K. o. a small piece os b-cf. TWO quarts
OF cod water; boil until the meat Is KEN
der. or with the syock. about IN hour. mix
Hour with milk. or water. for thickea- n .
aud 10 the soup. season with sal, and N -
per, strain before serving. ana serve with
toasted bread. II YOU would Ike better.
boil the meat early in the day and then
cook WIKI the tomatoes an hour. add more
water II you need il When thickeE.u-,
soup, remove frC m the fire. ~ rs 70 stop
boiling, otherwise the -four Will become
iUnpy. T1e milk WILL E.V- the soup = rIcll
so.cr. an onion can - added 4 desired
Tomato soup can t@ US-i 4 second day ~
Strajnins il all and putting in @ deep dish
10 cool Before serving the second time
heat II a double boiler.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29
ORANGE Russo

Peel six large oranges and cut them N
slices Coe sure 10 get Of all The white u-r,,.
pour cup cf powdered sugar over them:
boil one pint % milk sui aid while bol,i1-;
the yolks % three eggs. and ore tub..-
spoonful Of cOrnst2rcn. rubbed smooth u
little cold milk Stir every moment u. <,
il begins 10 thickeu like cu>tart IL Il
pour over the oranges, beat the whites NJ
the eggs TO a croJh. add = tab s-Svoonful
of sugar. put this over the cust.srsi and
in the oven 10 brown To he eaten cold.
With cake
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FRUITS
v W. Jones

Bananas. 3 TO - cents re- do-s-:
oTause>- p 10 - cents. LEMONS. y 10 y
cents EsS- :. 10 = csa,S. dates u cents
Pr pound; c.,ro-. ~ TO 3 csnrs Pc Fovat:
olives > cscts Pc quart and SIS . g. ~
Per bottle: evapo-aceS apples. = cents.
Peaches = TO - cts: 1pE.ccts. = "a = cts,
raspoeE-;ess : cents per pound; nuts, as
sorted. &c; apples. a. 70 = cts ! rscs;
c-anherrics. = 20 L. cts a.; p-crs< %
= CTS : round, reCcar1ls<. - cents
pound: grapes = 10 - basket; p~aches
p 10 - cents q 6,zel. ounces. = cents .
pound; apples - 70 Si-a pr tar-eL =
20 - cents = rsck. pears. p 10 IN a -scS
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
noian iSrcvle-S

Dairy butter. - to = cents 4 pound:
CREAMERY butter. - TO - cents. Plain
Chec>e, * GENTS \ pound. sa-e Chsss-. =
cents. s--S. = - - ceuts a GOz-a- Fancy
cheese. l. - = cts = p1GI,., SLS= cheSs =
= cents 10 s. - each according TO s.<s.
Ro1refort cheese. - cents a pound: Er.c-
hs1 dairy, ;, cents. EGa-1- 20 cents TO s. u
cash: NeC:cAaiei. cents = package.
CAe6tar cheese, j. cents & pound: Amer
can CLUB aoCs- cheese. - ard - cents per
"a, Ncl-1reE:'S Imperial cheese. - AMI &C
Per Jar. SNiSrsr Geese. & c~rt< rc-c3
fhilSSs!phia cream cheese. = cents e1cA
MILK cents quart: pure jersey crsarr.
u ce-rs z r..--r
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RANEERRIES.

One eE-. wei, beaten. one cup r0i<irs
seeded ard chopped. Jwr-,hir,iS cup sugar
onc-haif OF 4 cracker. rolled fine. juice OF
onc lemon butter size OF a walnut Cr,sits,i,
nix in order given. Now have Ready sooi.
tender PIE crust. roll thin. cut round ,USs
q large cookie cJJtl -. pu- small Spcon-
I'll O. N, mixture IL each round. Wet the
edges, f',i over ~ the form os ,JrcoverS.
I-lEe- THIS Will make twenty or more.
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FLOUR. SUGAR AND VEGETABLES
L. A. Barber.

New St Louis four. $; - Pc barrel:
M.chiEIu'S best. $50. spring patents ard
Minnesota patents, Sc. BuckwAsat. 1
cents : pound. rye -four. !: cents Naoye
sugar. ls cents = poured. maple syr7c- : -
gallon G-auC,at56 sugar. i :
cents pound o. - pounds FOR SI-.e. cc.s-se
A. 5 cents: Es1t c-cwu- cents. .o2. All
Qclver-zs,l. cents New Waite Clcrs-
honey. = cents q pound, cabbage. cy-ts.
potatoes lSc = TCyE, t<-ts - = bur 3:
ToPcor'l- * = pound. curly lsstucs- = \
head; lettuce. IL, ,sS plant = 70 -,
each; celery. : - - cents cu-ch.
tomatoes, cents a pound; squash : crrtS
pound. sweet potatoes, cS1tS pound
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HAY, CIR
Jones \ t>hau.

HS-. sos Per ton; hals,i- sls7S-s: oats.
SstsSE q G-Sbvi. JSSslS. SlaesI - a bush
e.. spring rye. - cents 4 busAss: h.s-k-
wheat p TO = cents : oc<hsl. r-.s
So a bu~h-l. corn. -f155c i hu>h--.
r,id Ii,-s~, SIS ro So = Ton bran SIS 70 81
l@F 1---- CC-a ll-s- 50 e. ~ 3 TOM No
p-oVe-'ta-. 50" L c.--.- No : proved Der. s-Sa
ton e7i-d savings . ceE--s ! o1I-; al--l
Tye S,--w s. per ,tu-
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DNrEENETS

Ore cup SUGAR. two tabicsV0Cnfcts
cream, one cup mix. Two tc,Srooutu,s
cream tartar. one teAS1o7u:Il soda. i
pinch of salt. CRATE IN e .itcl- EU-mc-. and
Us5 JUST -four enough - rOil out. the less
flour and n, less k-sldic- tn. better tbs.
GoJ.Shuujs. drop them into I dep kettle.
o. he; fat ana turn Them ever - soon IS
tEsS rise 10 the top. They VII. keep u.gs
fg- weeks
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Wholesale Produce Market
Rrr~rs-~s-~,r- n.
Quotations are As follows:

Quotations are rs follows:
E'TOV.s-O u S-CIiry butter ~ % y cents
par pound; cESIClSry butter. - cv-ts
a pound. cheese - TO LIZ u possRl, s=CS.
i tn = cents a dczsn; beans. 81 a.l 10 3, =
pr OIShel. honey. ls;-c Per roun.i. D.
tStOSs- - 20 = cents bCSEsi; SPp,sS. s. -
to SSn l barrel
Nsats-RsSt- Vermont dressed. &c >,
cents Per pound polk dressed ~ 70 5
cents; lz-nh- , csnts- mutton - esats.
fowls. alive. cents; dressed. n 70 L. cents:
chickens TO 70 csnt< Pe- pound alive: Il.
to II cents dressed; turkeys. Is 10 = G. ats
dressed
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LETTUCE.

Lettuce i ash allowed 10 waste uuusc-
,s>..rily. Il Is not always possible TO -
lec, clos. compact head. with "a lar-e
portion Of light. curly leaves. but when
Your spec men has many loose tgu-l ie1v-
t. 10 not tlrow them away. WISl them
and nip a: any part that shows signs ~
decay Rinse each leaf separately TO II
sur il i free from SIX. lay the inner
lcaves.Suc As may D. uSe,l for :. ~ .ad in
Il -,..a ~ order N "A We, n1pS.u O.. and pax
th-u away in 4 cold place Ery.k IN the
tough outs lie leaves and cook them until
nGer IN boiling water. as you 10 Suy
sreerS. They may - cooked with the
bl-uChed celery leaves and louEn stalks.
then drained. chopped and seasoned with
butter. sat ami pepper. NJ J. l.
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BOILED FRESH FISH.

Wash WI and Toll in as I.lt.s wa,r IS
possible. after to5l--= t,u minutes add on
-stspocu:u' salt. boil ten minutes more.
=, move ana iT-in. p:cS out all nice meat.
IGJ OF platter, then spread bits ~ buzz
t'r all over the top. PEPPER. turn on Oyc
cup milk. 81 in the oven tor five minutes:
Ea-l Uoi-,-l ,--s are Eice sized 70 over
al
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School GIRL WIT FROM BOSTON

Little Louise. rrom BoSSOc. vas scrus-
giir= alternately with her arithnstic All
her natural history lessons tcr the Eo--
row. without making much hsIiWay.
Finally she exclaimed Il Et<S I were
an Australian rabbit
AN Australian EacNit.- said her E,,sh-
er; WHY 90 YOU wish ycu were IN Aus-rlt-
ian rabAis.''
''9sS0uss they muiti2ly so rapi,iiy-- was
the IePly.--Sln Francisco ArgOn1uL
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WAFFLES

One pint Of buttsrmilk. one teaspoorf',I
al SOFA, one tablespoon OF melted butter.
one teacup OF -four. yOlks az four eggs, =
small pjnch OF salt Rea, the whites 70
sum frotk and add the last thing. Bake
in a Qu.ck oven
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. Dec. IS.
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-Dec, 67SaC7la; May. 70Ss; July.
CoRN-Dec. SIS; May, ssS; July. sS5s.
OATS-May, cS6sSis July, Sis.
PORK-Jan. slo.n9iP; May, 1000.
lARD-Jan. SO; May, s5.dS.
Russian. saga; May, S,l2'H.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLoUR-Ffrm.
WHEAT-No. spring, e5d@is; No.
REQ 20
CORNING ., s7zs.
oATS-No. ? 27i.; No . white, esis; No.
3 white, eSGe9i..
RYE-No. 2, aix65s%.
BARLEY-No. 3 se@t7; I. o: b.
FLAXSEED-No. !, Nll: y. W., N.l6.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime $3.50.
PORK-$S Goa <s.sa
LARD-S. SsnxSs S.
SHORT RIRS-sis01S50o
SHOULDERS, dry sailed (boxed)-S.25
SIDFS-Short clear; s5.o5ms5lo
WHI6KEY- Distillers' finished gooAa.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Confined frOm iss pSsel

SV-in=fsli. Mas. is visiting in town for
a few Gays.-Wori has be~au received Of
the safe arrival % Mss Mary = Jcu,S
At Ciuild Ju0rVz- NsxiCN. just across s-rs
river from ri FaSo- Texas Miss Jones
encountered morn cold ard snow On her
trto than has been S<Sn in this section
thus far during the winter. he tcwn n
which she il staring contains only few
American houses. and is a tNVsc11 Mex
lean city even u the street cars drawn
~ a lot rf sleepy rnulsS~-Fr'suS l. Dodge
fcT "a lcuS ts-Iss the competent depot sS~rt
h ~ IS hin,isrS,i b. continued Ill health
frcrn performing hsS duties AMI the MO-
is now in CtGrss Cf George r. CCos. "
gently from Mi -dlehury.-John II ThcrTA
has received from his nephew. George g
Mcneil Whl Is Connected with ths navy.
a watch chain clarur cut frC-n a f-0E-
r-snt - t-,sSS taken from the rvrcil cr.-
.'r..,- q a Suu % the SN1uss1l var ship
'-.>tctai CC-cr---MrS. Gv-tr5rtS NJ H1z-
ar Of s.. Louis. Is spending thS hNliG.Os :
with the fsu,ily - h-r brcthe- char -
7 holmes Mrs Hazard has hSs1 in New
York city the PAS six months with h.
daughter tsracv. who : IN r-ess- - the
Name ou@-u ccSnrGlN now travelling in
Pen1SylvSu5A- The daughter : Sp-ossn 81
as possessing Srsat talents for the stacy
fIs- son Robert Hazard. IN WlShsr --0--
n. c. - n r-llSr Ccrr= sy1uisrs for k@--
Sls City AMI 81 Iso-is PAPERS TIE II
ten'S S7srtli-S New Years with Mr.
HONS ard fani,y.-The C'c7cres1tfo-1 nj
S-,.f-- schocl save an Interesting enter
ta5rr-s ut SuuJsy evening in thA rh--Uh-
Mrs. y II Ft--f has been quite sS,S
f-r several DAYS. h-t = better NV Nt~s
F'--'--- 90 burlington = caring Tor h-r.-
= l. J2e>~zute-l- i ScC1e NhAt n..st-r--Nr-
AMI Ms George : LsIVe-ucrrn. 90
Washington county. y. Y. are visiting
in town
I-. and Mr. Curtis Pizs o- Crlusr.f>,
ar visiting -vllti,-r< il tc-u--1Ir- -'l1-i :
I.-v--te -ccu-u 4 - Is h-1,e IL ths West
last W udtS.-O- II A'-Xar.ie- has ce-s
- Hartford. Cc1u-. - So ~ chs hclsit ~
Mrs. = : PNria returns t-D-u Es-srl -r--
tn as saturday " - SNs Pas h~eri
vssitir- her daughter Mr. F-rs,s D>-s--rs.
Miss Re-A tstss rrol Ct EsJsrs z gco1 SPr Mt
Christmas NJ b. hculS-Nr- euf Ms
Ft--k pevo.i are the happy parents 90
boz.
Yea can S1vS u--sv BY buying vo-r
shes now ~ tbs A-isa >Aoe COS cut pixie
Stos sale
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INDIAN PUDDING.

Said one quart OF milk. stir in seven
heap.ns tab esI-oontuis corn meal. one tea
cuptul molaSSss or = li5;le less. half a ted
spoonful salt. one teaspocnful s.rgUr.
bake THREE hours
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RI SNS

Toast dry pieces 81 bread in \ moderate
oven until t5ey arr brown ,-cI bu-url
through and tsroush- When cCl3. pound
II a mortar until rs-iuced - a cOlrSS meal
Serve WIKI cream or maple sugar.
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per gal, t1.@.
SUGAR-Cut loaf at $3.50; graduated at
s52G.
ON the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creamery, no
Dla; dairy, l2i2n17c. Cheese quiet, Say
lie. Eggs, firm; fresh 23G23ihc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-29

som MA-tey i Eo-re t-vn EsAr-e. rhs-c
he has h-~s1 Al wo-S--Nrs- e y wTi-Ai
.ren, several 'Sy< las, vssA ga -
daughter. Mrs : 2 F@ssio~ y wsSl-
ford
me ANIMAL ort v-Sce Shes sale q IT,
Alien Snrs -, i -cw in y --vzs- By
your SHOES rcw and save nc-er-
ESSEN CENTER
The Co-r-~-atso-al Socsssr hcsd its
annual b-sinsSS meeting Tr--~S2r nirlt-
psS'susestr z-TAs Ju5cn Christian cN,--
csssS nj Msuzo-iAi hall SlsZ-sl2v UAs
S-ocVs<S4 IN th-., Su-lsr Sch - unit
ing in the pryz-ar,s---T1,srA Ss-s union
Sargtcv< ~ the CC-srs catlc-,Gl chzrch
S1ul1r evening Ms A. 4 E---Eht Sd
the r-~~sfug- Tas Subject u.s. GYMS -
cra5icu- Miss ~, Ingalls,. uho :
tsaC hirE n SSt 31S1- v1s hc-n- over
Ci,rts-r,as--Ths Cc--rs -stsc-Ai a-si
VI ih-ftSt chG-VaSs Will u-i-V il tht
IN -rSssly SVen5rS 1--Stirr IL tAe Co.,
XIV rz-fc-Il Church AMI ~ tie s,etHc. =
church next S,1--s1y r,c--ioS Mend has
hen received that sss~-Ee r-rerr MS
been ssss-HN-gs5 from -Ee T15-esi S-1-'S
Caviar Ss-y5cs- ard = rc~ va s--e--aS
in NS-7Nt-h. CO-n--1S-t'@ EsSsl Fares
xOr-A uhN : Ss,s U--A Ss1h-hs-5s- 5
much tesr----<s- I'll ES-CS- Sg~-s Ca--st-
r,,lS ~it1 his tSu-H-s-- Mrs l-sHS HS1c.
in Eusls--A
Rev. = Z. Ts-rtts- ~ Ss-s-ssy-,S-s NJ, Mass
VAS hers Ia. T-s-Sas1y CT ts-si-.s n CV2-
rs,-ciro Si-h TIE estate - - Elrhe-. II
l. - ts--.t--Tae s.l,>-Nc,5cr haS Net1
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l. -oE in tn toE- c1FrE-S 90 g Il
Esrcu- VII md Il To- TIE T-sSs-S--N -
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THE BURLINGTON MARKETS
Local Retail, Markets

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by >--,e II BU-ln-s.n-< Icing r-.r-
chants:
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WEST MILTON

Mrs. g ". Cr1rrs- = confined - hs-
bel with nervous 5-ou-ls--Frg.i t. bog AID
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In three years Rudyard Kipling has
received a dozen offers for his Vermont
residence.
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ST GEORGE

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HUNTINGTON CENTRE

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