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afford a very pleasant trip and rate of
faro will be made within the reach of all.
On Monday evening Il lodge of the New
England Order of Protection was organ
lied here through the efforts of Mr. H. F.
Knapp who had been In town for some
time working up the interests of the or
der. The officers elected are as follows,
the lodge being instituted and officers in
stalled the same evening, by Supreme
Secretary, ID. M. Frye of Boston, assist
ed by Grand Warden, e. t. Sargent ana
Grand Secretary II. Il. Byron of ST.
Johnsbury ID. NJ. Frye acting as install
ling officer. Past warder, w. w. Pike;
warden, c. d. Mower; vicc-wardcn, E. E.
Spilcr; chaplain, Rev. DR.. Booth, secre-
tary, e. NJ. Davis; financial secretary,
Chas C. Boynton treasurer, T. b. Ellis;
guide, Miss Daisy NJ. LeBarron; guardian,
Mrs. Mae Il. Spiller. sentinel, Fred NJ,
Obcr; trustees, three-year term, FRANK
Il. Drown; two year term, Il. VI. =. Mer-
rill; one year term, *. A. Thomas; organ
list, Miss Agnes Mower; examining physi-
clans, Or. G.. C. Rubec, Dr. l.. j. Mar
shall The lodge was instituted with Is
charter members. The charter Is to be
held open for 30 days for admission of new
/ members as charter members. Deputy ii.
f.. Knapp Is to stay in town for two
weeks to assist in putting the lodge in
working order.-Charles Kellogg went 10
Burlington by bicycle on Tuesday,-Mrs.
c. T.. Smith Is improving from long Ill
rcss-Rcv. Dr. Booth went to Greensboro
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF tar-
vey Stone, father of f.. Il. Stone OF TINS
place. Tho remains were brought here
I for intermcnt.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The company boarding house at Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs was opened
for the season Thursday w. f.. Lamson
and family and Mrs, A. j. Walsh and fam
lily and Miss Clara Hendry of Boston left
this morning for an outing there.
/. ID. Ltchileld has been entertaining his
sisters, Mrs, j. BiXby and Miss IneE
Litchfeld of Springfield. this State.
Fred Bcedle has recovered from his re-
cent illness sufficiently to return to his
home in Keene, n. II.
Mrs. A. B, Fish and Ferda Fish, Mrs.
Harry Allen and family and Miss June
Fassett enjoyed a picnic at Silver Lake in
Barnard, Friday
party of young men from this village
are camping at Brookield pond for a few
days
X. w, Morse, for three years proprietor
OF the Junction House at White River
Junction, formerly landlord of the Red
Lion Inn here, relinquished his manage
ment of the Junction House Friday.
States Attorney Darling OF Chelsea, as
sisted by Officers Boswell. Parish, Clark
I.amson and Kent, raided the bakery and
confectionery establishment of r. p. LIB.
hey in Richmond block Saturday evening
Fight bottles Of lager beer were found
also quite quantity of hop beer" Lib
hey was arrnigned before Hon. James
Hutchinson and pleaded guilty to fv6
first offenses OF selling and one first Of
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER,

l.. T. Spoonor of Barre left here nine
weeks ago last Monday for Burlington to
canvas for silver plating for the Cotton
Manufacturing company, by whom he was
employed Since that time nothing has
been heard from him and his parents have
been making an active search to learn his
whereabouts. Spooner was anxious to
join the army, but 1t is quite improbable
jured about n year ago and he
nation. His parents are inclined to think
that ne has started for the Klondike.
Postmaster A. j. Sibley has made an APP
plication to the postoffice department at
Washington for another carrier on the
ground that people living in tenement
blocks are entitled to have their mail de-
liverod at their doors instead of having 1t
left at the foot of the stairs as Is now
done. The receipts OF the office for the
year ending June 80. 1895, amounted to SIG,
3OC, and for the year ending June 30, 1898,
S9,Ill, showing a gain of s34ll. Mr., Sib'
ley's time expires August 4,
The marriage OF Theron 8. Cotton and
Miss Eva. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs For
roster Clark took place In Brooklyn, N
\. Thursday evening at the home Of the
brides parents. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Cotton left on n trip to Phil
adelphia. They will come to this city fol
visit with Mr., Coton's parents. after
which they will go to Chicago where they
are to reside
Notice of the death of Lyman Wood
worth Ormsbec, an aged gentleman OF
East Montpelier. was received In this city
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Prime Minister Salisbury's family has
eight representatives in the British Par
lament.
Gen. Peter Macy, of Memphis, is
cousin of Dcwcys and an uncle of Hob
sons.
A collection of autographs Of botanists
which contains about llG0o names, has
been presented to the herharum of Har
ward University by the wife of the late
Prof Asa Gray It is second in interest
only TO that of the British museum.
John r. Key, a grandson Of the famous
Francis Scott Key, is rapidly making a
name for himself as an artist He has
been painting a series of pictures of
Worlds Fair scenes as he studied them IN
Chicago, and they are on exhibition in
the Illinois building of the Omaha EXPOSE
ton.
It has been proved, as the result of cN-
periments, that the circulation of the
blood is affected by music,
The Arabic street of Spanish Toledo,
which has been described as a skeleton
city" are now lighted by electricity.
Taking the average depth Of the ocean
to he three miles, there would be a layer
OF salt $50 feet deep If the water should
ovapoIatc.
It has been found in Switzerland that in
building railway laborcrs could work
only onc-third as long at a height Of 900
feet as Il mile lower.
In Consequence of a recent conference
OF representatives. of tho Society Nation
ale discrimination de France with King
Leopold sovereign of the Congo State, il
IS likely that energetic measures will soon
he taken to prevent the determination of
elephants in Africa.
one of the strangest streams in the
world is in cast Africa. 1t flows in the d-
rcctipn Of the sea, but never reaches IL.
Just north OF the equator, and when only
q few miles from the Indian ocean, it
flows into the desert, where it suddenly
ana completely disappears,
Emperor Williams numerous press
agents have set another story anoat. 1t is
10 the effect that upon recent occasion
when he wanted to order motor car for
use In Berlin, vehicle of French design
was shown his lie drew himself up (for
the German Emperor always draws him.
self up prior to delivering himself of u
patriotic ut'crance) and said: you can
not expect me to buy and use foreign
carriage here"
Since Lord Wolscley has been comman
dor-in- chlef many changes have been mad,
for the benefit of the rank and file in tn,
British army, The latest boon which HI
mas conferred upon the soldiers Is tina
whereby he will in future be rid of tn,
heavy headgoar, whether it be helmet
busby or what not, on field days and II
hot weather. The full head dress is to b,
worn only when the men are paraded II
review or on guard
Lieut., John J. Blandn, who was thu
deck officer of the Maine, when she wal
blown up at Havana. died on Sunday IN
an asylum at Baltimore of meningitis
thought to have been brought on by thu
shock of the disaster.
Mr.. Horace f. Scudder's Withdrawal
from the edtorship of the Atlantic Month
ly Is announced. While retaining his con
nection with the house of Houghton, Milf
min q Co., and devotlng himself to literar,
work, he yields direction OF. the magazln
to Mr. Walter II. Page, who has for tn
past year had 1t In charge during Mr.
Scudder's absence In Europe.
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invited. A business meeting will be held
at 10 a. m.
PLAINFtELD.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w S. Martin, jr, and
daughter Marjorie Of Manchester, n. H.,
recently visited at o. l.. Martin's.-A par
ty consisting of W. G. Nyc, John Foss, J."
Is. Dow, f. G. IIoyt, S. S. Smith and Ma
than Shorcy are camping at Groton pond.
The Univcrsalist Aid society are to hold
ice cream sociables at the church Satur-
day evenings through the warm weather.
MCREToWN.
GLADYS Barber is visiting friends in
town.-Miss Ethel child has returned
home after n two Meks' visit with
friends herc.-Miascs Agnes Paul and
Fannie Mccain are spending their vacation
Ut their homo In New York State--Sam-
vel Hubert left last Saturday for Georgia
VT, to spend few weeks. Rev. and Mrs.
Hubert Elmer ard Misses Elda Reynolds
and Nellie Griffith expect to go later.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Miss Richardson and Miss Gleason of
Watshcd visited in town tho past week.
Mrs. Clara -. Miller is at the old home
stead..-F. S. Porter of Mortified was in
town the past week helping to set work
in the cemetery.--The j. =. Browne monu-
week. The first base is of Barre granite
and the second and upper block Is of inn
ported Swedish granite.
wAITsrIELD.
John Maxwell was quite seriously ini-
urod Monday, the 18th by being run over
by n pair of horses attached to a moving
machine. Luckily no bones were broken.
"A party of nine from this village con-
sisting Of Rev. W. r. Miller, Rev. Samuel
Noon. DR. @. s. Bidwel, w. II. Marshall.
William Palmer. Paul Josin, Otto Bush
nell, Il. IL. McAllister and Frank Pingrec
climbed the slide Off" last Wednesday and
| to the top of the mountain above it.--Mrs.
James K. Dale and daughter, Annie, are
visiting friends in Waterbury Centre and
Barre this week.-Mrs.. Cassius Joslin was
called to Montpelier Monday By the Illness
Of her sister, Mrs. ]. s. Wilkins.-The
MONDAY club gave a lawn party on the
grounds of Hon. J. II. Hastings Monday
evening the 1sth.-Mrs. f. o. Trask and
sons Harry and Perley Of Worcester,
Mass. are spending their vacation with
Mrs. Trasks brother, George w. Wallis
r. w. McAllister is on crutches from the
effects Of being thrown and trampled on
by a young horse that nc attempted IN
shoe on Monday afternoon MFRS. OthOr
! McAllstcr who was very dangerously
sick for several days last week. is consid-
crably improved
MIDDLESEX.
| Quite a party from this place enjoyed
n picnic at Stowe last Tuesday.-Th,
Home Circle met with Mrs. Levi Swift
Wednesday afternoon.-A son was born tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wilder last week Tues
d1y.-Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Norton of Fail
Haven have been spending the week witt
Mrs. j. A. Somers, mother of Mrs Norton
Frank H. Nash of Wake field, Mass, /.
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. T.. iills.-Th,
leak in the NilCs dam has been stopped 4
is hoped permanently The Ladies Aid me
with Mrs. NJ. j. Scott last Wednesday af
ternOon.
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MIDDLESEX.
WINDHAM COUNTY,.
WESTMINSTER

The patriotic village of Walpolo. y. H..
celebrated the surrender of Santiago Mon
day night with fireworks boutlrcs, firing
of cannon, etc. a cannon exploded ana
killed COW belonging to j. g. Bellows
in pasture 80 rods away.-Mrs. y. S.
Clay has gone to Derby on visit
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POSTAL CHANGES ANNOUNCED.

Washington. July 2)-Diantha Maynard
of Waterbury, has been granted an orig
inal Widows pension Of s..
The postofce department announces the
following change in schedule; Stowe to
Morrisville, leave Stowe daily except sun
day at 1890 a. m and . y, m. Arrive in
Morrsville at n. m. and $50 p. m. Leave
Morrsyillc daily Sunday at 10 a. m and
$50 y. m. Arrive in Stowe at II 80 a. m.
and p. M
Emma J. Lnsley has been commissions
ed postmstress at Greensboro.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

The Hon. Charles II. Greenleaf, who was
a candidate for the Republican nomina
ton for Governor of New Hampshire, has
withdrawn. saying that while he looks
upon the office as one of great honor and
would be pleased to receive the nominal
ton for 1t. he refuses to make a scramble
for 1t.
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SOUTH ROYAI.TON.

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YARN or $50 ACRES FOR SALE in
Morl>ton on Main road from Burlington
to Bristol: miles south of ilinesburgh.
good buildings. plenty wood, never tail-
ing water, plenty fruit; all in good or
der wilkins Chaffee. Starksboro, VT
2,wit
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Slutirc.

NOTICE-Why so many take trea tmont
of DR.. Stewart, the wonderful medical
man at Lafayette House, 1l5 Cherry
street. He tells a persons ailments.
asks no questions and cures Hours p
to 9. Examination free. 112w &wk
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9snr sale.

THE DWELLING HOUSE, BLACK
SMITH AND WHEELRGGHT SHOPS
for sale. Until recently occupied by the
late Spaftord A. Wright in village of
Jericho Corners, VT" including stock
and tools. Low price and easy terms.
+. Il. Williams, Jericho, VT
173,c.o.d. st, wit
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AFTER.
Madrid, July IL, 1893.

Dear Uncle Sam--We beg to state that
war is not the thing that suits the taste
of Spanish folk or of the little King. call
Oft your dogs and give us back Monttjo
and the rest, and Spanish people every
where win call your nation blessed. our
gunnors they are full OF booze, our cab
met of prunes. Call off your dogs and we
will sing your Yankee Doodle tunes,
SPAIN"
Denver Times.
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A RARE CHANCE to buy wood work
ing mandatory. Good location; plenty
Of timber; everything all right. Write
"B," care Burlington, Free Press. 3w,it
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COME IN ana look over our line of new
BICYCLES Ladies' and misses Royals,
Wavcroys. etc, from $500 to $1,000 Some
bargains in second hand wheels Lanes
Bicycle Livery, 2S Loomis St., Burlng-
ton, VT. 4O,wtt
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CIIOROUGHBRED ANGORA CATS for
sale. order now for fall shipment to Sc
cure choice coors. Address Mrs. {. i.
Eldrcd. Simonsville, VT. 2w,2t
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yIIEPHERD DOG for sale, Scotch collie,
/ year old, well bred. 265 Colchester Ave
2w3t
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NOTARY CORN CUTTER for sale. 2G5
Colchester Ave. 2,W3t
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH READING.

Mrs. A. A. Simmons has gone to Pots
dam. y. y, to visit her old home and her
brother, Seymour Bronson.-Mrs. X. >.
Wells daughter, Mildred Phaling went
last week to spend a few weeks with her
grandparents, Mir. and Mrs, j. G.. Irish in
South Cotton. y. Y.
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WANTED you to try this column In the
Weekly Free Press, when you want
country girl for general housework or
for a nurse. Try it also when you want
to buy or sell anything. One cent word
Is the charge for the weekly edition.
which has over 25 900 readers. WATT
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0dlalltcG.

A COMPETENT GIRL OR MIDDLE
AGED WOMAN wanted to do house
work; good references required. Pcrma-
ncnt place If suits and is suited. Ad-
dress Box 301, Charlotte, VT. BIT
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THE CLARK NJ. MORRILL, FARM for
bale with stock and farming tools; situ-
ated i'm Hncsburgh; terms easy. Mrs.
Clark NJ Morrill,, Richmond, VT lw3t
WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones, 10
cents dozen. by mail II cents Dozen
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TEETH

EXTRACTED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN.
THE ONLY OFFICE IN BURLINGTON
where you can get teeth extracted
WITHOUT A PARTICLE OF PAIN,
without taking Gas or Cocaine.
LADY ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE
No Pain No Danger! No After Effects !!
DR.. L. HaZen, ,sS en rins st.
DR.. Hazen extracted four teeth for me,
which believe is enough to convince any
one his method is painless with no UNI
pleasant effects. Respectfully,
MISS C. EGAN,
School Teacher, Bristol, VT.
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WORCESTER.

Glen Virgins is improving slowly. His
mother and sister returned TO their home
in Montpelier on Friday.-F. B. Conner
Is able to be out once more. He has lately
been granted a pension of 50 month
with arrearages for s years.--Miss Agnes
Abbott of Boston, former we'll known
resident OF this place is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. j. II. Wilson.-The survivors
of Co. I, nth regiment, Vermont volun-
teers, will hold reunion at North Calais
on Thursday, August 49, All veterans arc
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Bertie Davis who has been living with
Mrs. Byron Davis, has gone to Morris
VILE to live with her brother, Ell Davis
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs A. |. Steb-
bins rrlday.-Mrs. William Warner of
Bethel visited at William iiodgcmln's
the past week.-Mrs.. e. b. Weed visited
friends at Enosburg last Seek.-Rev. Mr..
Eldridge delivered a war lecture Sunday
evening which was largely attended,
Harland Shattuck and family of Eden
were in town Sunday.-Mrs. Chas. Dodge
OF Burlington is in town on IA visit.
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VERMONT LOCAL ENWS
Continued from 9Th page.)

damage was done. Mrs. II. Fuller and
several other members of the family felt
the shock, but 1T is thought no serious re-
suits will follow.--Two nicccs of Mis-.
Bushnell the Misses Barnes from Barre,
also brother, Mir Vance, are guests at
DR.. u. II. BuShnclIs.
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Prime Minister Salisbury's family has
eight representatives, in the British Par
lament.
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Prof, Barbour and l,arty from Burllng-
ton are in camp at j, j. Linds7y's.-M'ss
Tressa McCue is staying with NJ. McCue
her uncle.--Mrs. DR.. Kinney is visiting
her sister in Middlebury; Master Albert
is with his grandparents in Georgia. The
steamer Emma May has been thoroughly
repaired by her present captain.-Georse
Palmer and family have returned from
Newport.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Scott have returned
from a visit to Lowell, VT
Charlie Moody is suffering from blood
poison in his hand caused by running II
meat hook into 1t while at work In lay
mans meat market.
Forest Wood received IA slight scratch On
the hand by n bone in O'Neils meat mar
ket few days ago, which has resulted
in blood poison. but which it Is hoped will
not prove serious,
Charles Root has secured position at
Mount Pleasant Hotel in the White Noun
tains.
Mrs, e. w tIuntley is quite seriously M
with infamatory rheumatism.
CABOT.
Miss Ethel Bagby of Danville Is visiting
friends In town.-Angus Smith and family
returned to their home in Montana last
week.-Mrs.. John McAuley and Murdo
Smith, sister and brother of Mr.. Smith
accompanied them.-l47 cts. were paid
creamery patrons for butter In June.-Mrs
and Miss Story have come from their
home in Swampscott to spend the SUM-
mer.
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w II. Farman delivered an address at
Newport Centre last Sunday evening"
Mrs Edward Bell and children of Enos-
hureh Centre have been spending a fort
night with relatives in town.-Mrs. Hattie
Blanchard of Essex Is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Peter Gardner,-Mrs. S. s.
Iunt of West Derby Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. G. Hitchcock.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-18
Hinder the Star. and stripes.

HIGH on the world did our fathers OF old,
Under the stars and stripes,
Blazon the name that we now must uphoid'
Under the stars and stripes.
Vast in the past they have builded an arch
over which freedom has lighted her torch.
Follow i'll Follow It'll Come, let US march
Under the stars and stripesl
We in whose bodies the blood of them runs
Under the stars and stripes,
Wa will acouit us as sons of their sons,
Under the stars and stripes.
Ever for Justice. our heel upon wrong.
We in the right Of our vengeance thrice strong
Rally together Come tramping along
Under the stars and stripesi
Ont of our strength and a nations great need
Under the stars and stripes,
Heroes again as of old we shall breed
Under the stars and stripes.
Broad TO the winds be our banner unfurieoi
straight in spains face let defiance be hurled
God ON our side, we will battle the world
Under the stars and stripesi
-Mad,s,n Cswein in Louisville Courier-'ouf
nal.