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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-15
RICHEST Err,


Mrs. Charles Emerson returned from
Newport SaturdaY.-Mrs. Edison returned
to Bethel Thursday.-There was a dra-
matte entertainment at the G.. A. II. nall
Tuesday evening and 1t will be repeated
Friday evenng.-Mr. Simonds and Mr.
Dean of Brandon were in town Wednes-
day.-Georgc upper and wife from Bethel
are in town this wcch.-H8nnah AdriCh is
home for a whilc.--Col Clarke and family
from Barton have arrived at the "old
e.'-Mss Whitmarsh from Northholl
has been spending the week with Mrs. II.
l.. Pierce. DIR. Fred Chaffee from Chicago
is here for few days.-Julius Eaton ana
wife from Bellows Falls are visiting in
town.-Mrs +. l.. Martin from Bethel Is
at II. Il. Martins for a few days.-MrB
Hiram Hodgkns spent last Thursday in
Bethel.-Grace Martin came home last
Thursday from summer school.-Mrs. Ham
nah Pierce spent last Thursday in South
Royalton.-'l'he outing club met at Yves
ley Hodgkins Saturday evening. Jerry
Allen and wife from Tyson are In town
for the weck.-Charles Martin and T.. L.
Pierce were in White River Junction last
Thusday.-Mrs. Mary Foster has gone to
Mont pelier.-Mrs. r.. L. Pierce was in
Montpelier last Thursday.-Rev. George
Howe and wife are at James Stockwells s.
Leon Albee and wife from Tyson are in
town for a while.-Jamcs Stockwell Is quite
poorly-Some from here went to Granville
last Friday night to a dance.-MrS. Julia
Wing was in Bethel last Thursday Mrs.
Lee Cady and daughter, Dorothy are at r.
II. Martins for few days.-Henry Terry
and wife from the West are at the Oil
home for n few weehs.--Roll Upper and
family from Bethel are In town for a while.
Mrs. Barr from North Adams IS at W.
II. Campbell s.-Mrs. Dayman Is at VIII
Cook 's.--John Morton and wife from the
West are Gard Chaffees Twill Walker
from Massachusetts is at his fathers here
Mrs. Winnie Ingram from Bellows Falls is
visiting old friends here.-George Bailey
ana wife from the West are at Lutte Ball
ey s.-News was received here last W, elk
that son had been born 10 Mr.. and Mr.
Hugh Henry in Everett, Mass.--Mrs. Rae
and daughter from Orange, Mass, are at
Henry Perkins Harry Hodgkns and wife
start for their home in Chicago next FIR
day.-Will Campbell and wife from Ma
poleon, Ohio. are visiting relatives here
Mark Atwood and wife from Randolph ara
at Henry Clifford s.-Cullen Martin ana
daughter, Helen, from Ascutneyville are
visiting relatives here Prasser spent
last Thursday in Bethel.--The young deer
that strayed into Mr.. Billings dooryard in
West Rochester is on exhibition in the viii
lage this week.
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BRAINT Rec.

Charles Hutchinson and wife OF Ken
lucky. are visiting relatives In town. Or.
Sclva Bass and wife of Wichctta, Kan.
arc expected this week to visit his old
hone.-Mrs. rilda Litchneld of Wiscon-
sin arrived Thursday to visit her sister.
Mrs. Allen Flint and visit the old home
stead.-Frank Burridge and wife are re-
ioicng over the birth of n daughter We'd
nosday.-Miss Bessie Riford of Canton,
Mass, came Friday to spend several days
with Miss Annie Fitts.-AIisses Marion
and Shirley Camp are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Henry Fitts.-Frank Fales has re-
turned to Boston but his family consist
ing of four ladies are occupying his sum
mer residence-NIiss Henrietta Baldwin
of St Adams, who has beeen spending a
few DAYS with the family of +. II. Cleve-
land, has returned to her home.-A rum
mage sale was held Wednesday, and
Thursday at the Snowsvillc church net
ting about 800 This is to be used in re-
pairing the basement to the church.--John
PcveY and wife of Massachusetts are VS.
itinS in town.-Thc paper hangers of RAN
dolrh have been pnpering the Snowsville
church.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRt.

a church census of the city of Barre by
John X. Gates for the Vermont Bible So
cicty, shows n population of SITS. OF this
number 2,Gl7 are Roman Catholics, and of
the remainder 4,312 attend some one of the
Protestant churches. The number attend
ing Sunday-schoo is found to be 1875 and
of these l,4A are between the ages of five
and Is years. The number of children be-
tween those ages not in any Sunday
school Is Sj9. The number Of children in
town is 1,Hl, There were found 2l1 fGm-
hes without Bibles but of these 12l had
either copy of the New Testament or a
Donay version. In spite or the large for
oiEn population of the city II was found
that there are only II illiterate families.
The complete figures for the church cen
sus just completed we're announced sat
urday. They show the present population
of the city OF Barre to be 9G52, The ma
tional census of 1900 made it Siis so that
n gain of sDi is shown fol- the past 10
months, The number OF families resident
of Barre at the present time is shown to
he l726.
The Clan Gordon picnic Saturday was
its customary success. although the attend
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RANDOLPH CENTER

A number of people have gone to the
Tan-American exposition among the mum
Der being Leet Blodgett and wife from this
placc.-William Hoyt has arrived home
from Massachusetts, whore he has been
visiting for three weeks.-Mrs. a. II.
Tracy and daughter were ut II. ID. Tracy 9
last week one day.-Willard Martin WAS
at c. IL. Logan's last Saturday and Sun
daN.--F. Lathrop and wife have finished
work at II. II. Paiges and gone TO their
home in Williamstown. Myrtle Rowell
has taken Mrs. Lathrop's place at Pages.
Mabel Tracy has gene to East Ram
dolph to stay with her grandmother n few
davs.-Mrs. ]. Morse is keeping house for
Mrs. Lcct Rlodgctt while she is away -
T.. W. Paige has arrived at the Wayside
firm for Il months SinN.
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and daughter Clyde and Mrs. Cyrus Bur-
tank and son Norman, who have been at
the Burbank farm on West Hill some
weeks, returned to their homes in River
side, r. l., on TuesdaY.-Mrs Hattie A.
Andrus and her daughter Laura who for
merry lived on Highland evcnuc, are visit
ing friends and relatives in town. They
now live in Concord, N. HI. II. Bixby.
aged 70. a graduate of Dartmouth col
le9e, class of 1885, died al Grenby, Mass,
where he had but recently finished three
years term of teaching. He hal formerly
taught in Bornardston, Mass, and his loss
is deeply mourned among his boyhood ac-
quaintances of this his native town Fu-
neral services were held at thc Congrega-
tional church on Wednesday afternoon,
his former pastor. Rev. Il. T.. Herrick of
Milton and his pastor at Bernardston,
Rev. d. NJ. strong, now of Will
Jamestown. officiating. MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Allen of Barre were the
guests of Charles Fl. Godfrey over
Sunday They once resided in the DR..
Corwin house next to the Methodist
church.-Gcoree A. Emery and wife are
the guests of Miss Sarah Gustn. who
srent some time at their home in Somer-
Vile, Mass, whore she was under treat.
ment for her fractured hip three yearS
aeo.-Mrs. Mary A. Robinson of Chicago.
H., is spending Old Home Week with Mrs.
George J.. Stow.-Wilson S. Emery and
son of Boston and Albert T.. Emery Of
Queechee were recently in town. tho
guests of their brother. Col. c. 8. Emery.
Miss Emily Norris and her sister, Mrs
(Norris) Sherburne OF Jamaica Plain,
Mass, are visiting f. d. Barnes DR.
George II .Hclmer and his brother Charles
of New York city were in town last week
Visiting Wiliem J.. Hood. the father-in-
law of DIR. Helmer. They retunerTncd on
Monday morning. Mrs. DIR. Hclmer with
the children remains for the rest Of her
summer vaCation.-Susan Gilman has re-
turned from her visit to Maiden. Mass,
accompanied by Hope, the daughter of
Rev. y. h. Sherman, a former pastor of
the Congregational church herc.--Miss
sherman is stopping at Deacon W. 8.
Hatchs-Niiss Mary George an expert
enced school teacher in Melrose, Mass,
is visiting her cousin, A. w. Whitney
Hugh Clarke and wife of Vershire are
spending the week with his brother, Henry
Clarke. johnson vocal quintette are to
be at the town hall on friday evening"
James p, Roberts. a native Of this town,
accompanied by his son Harry, is spending
some days at Orange County Hotel
Principal w. II. Cummings of Hadley
Mass. is visiting his father ir-law, Alonzo
IT, Powers.-Mrs. Jennie Perkins and
sons Donald and Harold arc at Fernando
NJ. Perkins.
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MEATS. POULTRY AND FISH.
Albert E. Jones.

Spring lamb. headquarters, 20 cents
a pound; forequarters, 10 cents; lamb
chops, 10 to 70 cents; mutton headquarters.
IS cents; foreQuarters. 12la cents; NUT
ton chops, Is cents per pound. Beef. West
ern, porterhouse. 23 cents sroin,
20 cents: round 10 cents; roasts, 10 TO
q cents: coarse beet. TO cents per
pound. Hams, sugar cured. Is cents;
breakfast bacon, Is to % cents; California
hams, . to 10 cents; smoked shoulders s
cents; tripe. 10 cents; picked pigs feet.
l2is cents; picked lambr' tongue. cents
each: corred beef. to 12,s cents. Pork
roasts l2h to 10 cents; steaks. 10 cents;
salt pork, II to IL cents lard, IL cents.
Veal roasts, l2is to 20 cents; veal steak.
20 cents, Sausage, 10 cents; turkeys, lS 10
20 cents per pound; fowls, Is cents
ducks. 90 cents; chickens. 20 cents
geese. IA to 16 cents. The different varieties
OF hsh are quoted ~ follows.
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WORCESTER,

w. Laird and wife of White River June
tion are guests of c. NJ. Ladd and wife. -
f. f.. Andrews end wife of Maiden, Ma ss.,
are at +. r. Hutchinsons. *. NJ. Walling
of Montpelier end w. f. Vail of Barre
spent part Of last week In tOwn.-tTenry
Holt and wife of Montpelier are at Mr..
Ladd s.-H. r. Hancock has returned from
his western trip.-Einest Gray is very
sick at his home on Hampshire Hill-Roy
Gray and wife, who have teen working in
Marhneld for tho past month returned on
Saturday.-Niss Frances Abbott is visit
ing in Bethel and Mortified for two
weeks.-Miss Susie Abbott Is visiting he-
sister, Mrs. Slayton in Morrisvile Miss
Edna Slaytcn of Morrisville Is the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. Cerrie Towne.-Rev. Mr..
Cummings of Shady Fill preached at the
Congregational church Sunday morning.
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WATERBURY,.

Miss Belle Cooley, Miss Lena Wallace
and william Cooley, who have been spend
Ing a few days at the Buffalo exposition
have returned.
J. X. Fullerton has sold the Stowell
place on Union street to w. f.. Battles.
Mrs Dora Hoag. who has been in town
for a few days left here Saturday.
Henry Collins has sold his farm to Ed
ward Davis of Fayston for $4,000.
The Ladies' Union will give a social and
supper at the Congregational church Tues
day from to S.
Miss Gertrude Smith of Colchester is
spending a few days with her cousin, Miss
Daisy Davis.
The prayer meetings will be held Fri
day evening instead of Thursday on ac-
count of the Old Home Week celebration.
The services of the Congregational
church will be held next Sunday at the
school house hall owing to repairs being
made at the church.
Miss Davis. who has been spending a
few days in Richmond. hasretuTned home.
Grace Carlton of Burlington who has
been visiting for few days in town has
returned to her duties.
Mrs. A. r. Farr OF Lowell is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Scott.
Joseph Somerville and C. C. Warren
made a trip to Morrisvlle yesterday in
Mr.. Warrens automobile.
Guy Scott visited in burlington yester-
day
Mrs. L. K. Whitman is spending few
days at her home in Bristol, n. Fl.
Mrs. W. +. Minard visited in Montpelier
Tuesday.
O. f. Scott vas in Montpelier Tuesday
The old seats in the Congregational
church are being removed and arc
being distributed to their owners.
Miss Case, lady supervisor at the hospital
Is spending a few days vacation at her
home
i. I.add is sepnding few days in
Cahot-Frank Norway is working in y.
y. Ladd's store for a few days-Mr. and
Mrs, George Boody who have been spend
ing a few days with Miss Cora Kennedy
and Mrs, Gleason, have returned to their
home in New York.-Mrs. ]. j. Colby and
family, who have been spending a few
days in IIinesburgh. have returned Miss
Mamie Harrigan has completed her SER
vices as nurse at the hospital-Bert
Blakeley and wife of Hartford, Conn, ar
spending few days with his parents in
town.. II. Anterior is spending a few
days In town.-About Is dollars was real.
lied at the supper given at the Congrcga-
tlonal church Tuesday evening. Clan
Blount. who has been visiting for few
days in Sugar Hill, y. II, has returned
and resumed his services at the postot-
fice--Nliss Katherine Mack Of Burlington
is visiting at tho homo of Miss Mae King
1t is hoped that tho homes in Water
bury will be decorated on Thursday. Most
| of the houses have an abundance of dec
Grating material which was used on Dill
| bingham day" which can be brought into
use again at this time.-The tent which Is
to accommodate the visitors and towns
people who attend the speeches on Thurs
day has been raised 1t is about 100 feet
long and 80 feet wide. 1t will seat about
|
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Clark Sibley Is laid up with e lame an
ke.--L. T.. Ormsbee and Edwin Gould are
on tho sick list.-Nr. Daniels has added
a second story to his hous e.-Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Foster spent last week In Burling-
ton.-Miss Cooley has been engaged to
teach at the Center.-Mrs. Mabel l.. Cut
Ter and Claude f. Young were married
last week Wednesday.-Mrs r. b. Hin of
Hardwick and Mrs. H. Gould spent last
week with their sister Mrs. NJ. r. Dodge
Mrs Ellen o. Bailey is having excellent
success in canvassing for a hook entitled
Woman.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH R0YAlTON.

Mrs Chickering and Miss Emma Gordon
spcpt Sunday at Hiram Persons in East
Eethel.-Mrs. Charles Dutton and children
who have been guests at 5. G. Drew 5
have gone to their home.-James Abbott
and children who were visiting at NJ. 5.
Adams have gone to Williamstown to
spend Old Home Week.-Mr Hachelder
spent Sunday at White River Junction.
DR.. j. NJ. Gle of Hanover was the guest
of DR.. d. l.. Burnett last Wodresdav,.-
Mrs. Fred Sawyer was in town last week.
Prof G.. 5. Wales and Miss Matilda his
daughter, who are guests at the Congrc-
gatiOnal Manse will return to their home
in boston this week.-Mrs.. George Dewey
and daughter Hazel, who spent last
week in Stafford have returned home.-W.
Fl Martin arrived from Underhil last Fri
day to spend Old Home Week,-Lucien
farkhurst former resident Is spending
q vacation of two weeks with Mrs. OS-
good, Alba Brownell has returned 10
Worcester, Mass, after spneding n week .
vacation at Mrs. Elvira Brownelr s,-Miss
Josephine Bright of Tewks bury, Mass. Is
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Bright, for a few Weeks.-Miss Alice NJ.
Lamb arrived On Saturday afternoon as
the guests of her parents.-Mrs. Water
man and Miss Addie Hastings have re-
turned from the Pan-Amorcan fNposi-
tion.-It is expected that Frank r. Morse
of Springfield, Mess. will arrive this week
to Join his wife at S. C. Drew's.-Mrs,
Martha Sibley las returned Mr.. and Mrs.
George Flint and son, Glen, went on Mon
day afternoon to Franklin Falls, N. H..
for a visit of one week.-The funeral OF
Mrs Fred Haynes, who died OF peritonitis
last Thursday was hold at her late home
on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. W. r.
Mann officiated. Mr.. and Mrs, Morse and
children of Derry n. H., are guests at w.
A. Farnham s.--Mrs. Il. l.. Moody has re-
turned from a visit to relatives IN Water
bury.-Mrs. Perley Belknap has returned
from WaitsfCld.-Prof. Wales and Miss
Wales OF Boston sang in the Congrega-
tional choir la st Sunday
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CA 30 T ,

Lightning struck the house Of Aaron
Bolton on the Plains in the storm OF the
Sth. a chimney was knocked down and
floor split and other damage donc.-Whila
driving across the bridge between the
stores, the horse of G. O. Boyles fell
through. II was got out through the pas
sage at the lower end. Nc serious damage
was done it is thoueht.-Mr and Mrs. w.
S. Ford spent last week at the Exposition.
The little son Of Tyler Dow. fell into the
fume at the mill Monday morning, Had
IT not been for the fact that the gate had
been raised to allow gravel to ne taken
out of the pond the child must have been
drowned He is badly bruised but no
bones broken.-On account Cf the unfuiSh
eed conditions of the Methodist church the
Union services will be held at the Congre-
gational chu Oh. 1t is expected that Rev.
O. l.. Aiken will preach the sermon
About % Good Tomplars visited the lodge
at South Woodbury. last Friday night
The work of draining and filling in around
the school house is being rapidly pushed.
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ROXBuRY,

Mrs. Fred Rcys OF Faneuil, Mass, is In
town, visiting her mother and other rela-
tives.-Wiliam circuit has added new
walks to his grounds.-A son was born to
DIR Fletcher and wife August IA dauSh-
ter was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Mann.--Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler was in
Burlington last week with her sister, Mrs
w. H. Finn, who recently had a difficult
surgical operation at the Fanny Allen
Hospital and who is still In a critical con-
ditiUn. Misses Eva and Hazel Fits are
victims of whooping cough.--F. f. Mar
tell and wife of Cambridgeport Mass.
were in town the first of the week to as
sist in the final arrangements for the SOL
ders' reunion August 14th.--A family re-
union was held at II. G.. Elliss Saturday
at which 80 were present-Mrs. William
Herman and son Walter of Hyde Park
Mass, are guests of S. Butterield.- Will
liam +. Ellis and wife of Crowley. La,
are guests at S. Rutterfeld's.
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ance of 1900 was considerably below the
average; many people remaining at nome
because of thu eatening weather. The cN-
crcises consisted of games, music ana
dances peculiar to the Scotch.
The members of the Congregational
church at West Topsham have voted to ;e.
place the structure destroyed in the recent
fire and work will begin ut once
Sumner Bailey of Wolcott was fined IS
and costs for intoxication in Barre city
Court Monday. He disclosed that he got
a pint of whiskey at the Wolcott agency
and another pint ut tho Montpelier agency
while en- route to Barre. Terence Mckane
of Granitcville and Louis Mcqueen Of this
city were also fined for a drunk by judge
Fay Monday
Agents for Boston commission houses
are buying all the potatoes they can find
in this section. paying at the rate OF q
dollar or more per bushel
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MONT PElIER.

Mrs. Arthur Manson and daughter Dor
othy of Newport, England are visiting at
the residence of Mrs. A. w. Knapp, her
mother. George A. Knapp went TO New
York city and met his sister on her arrival
from the steamer Wednesday evening.
At the last meeting of the school com
mssioners A. j. Sibey was elected perma-
nent chairman of the board to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Thomas Mar
win. The vacancies on the different COM
NIT was filled by the appointment of
n. j. Nj. Jones, the new school commissions
cr from Ward two. Mrs. Kate Tcrrill was
granted a years leave of absence in order
to pursue an especial course of study and
the appointment of some one to fill her
place was left to Chairman Sibloy. Mrs.
Florence A. Ferrin was chosen teacher of
French and German in the high school A
requisition of 5000 from the city council was
voted by the board.
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BET Hell

The tnnnery Is shut down for two weeks
The Rev. Mr.. Reed Is absent with his
family on vacation, so the Universalist
church Is closed though there have been
four Universalist ministers visiting in
Bethel the past week. They were Rev
Mr. Guam brother of Drs. l., NJ, and c.
d. Guam. Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Dole. for
mor pastors, Rev. Mr.. Dole was here to
attend the funeral Of Mrs, Olmstead. for
merly MISS Ada Rice and one of the lead
ing singers of Bethel.-The Episcopal
church people had picnic In Mr.. Mobiles
grove. The old Christ church will have
services there again next Sunday as It
Old Home Wcek.-Idttle George Abbott
Is slowly recovering from a severe attack
of dysentary. Mrs. Addie Sylvester is
gone with friend for a trip to the Bucks
lines Aills, MASs.-Mrs. NJ. Il. Harrington
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EAST ROXBURY.

Miss Edith Rutz, who has been dress
making in Brookfeld end East Randolph
is at homc.-Lcna and BESSIE Wheatley
from East Brookfed visited friends In this
place and Mortified last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. C. Wheatlcy returned to their
home in East BrookheId last week.--A
subscription paper was circulated last
week to raise money to buy an organ for
use in the church and notwithstanding
struck the barn of Alenson Holten of
Mortified last Wednesday afternoon
and burned it with hogs, 20 tons of hay
and killing horse, The property was in
sured of s750-W o, Pride too>a load ofporlS
to Barre last Wednesday. receiving cents
bans, c. j. Allen. wife and son from
Springfield, Mass, and DR., and Mrs. j.. f.
Allen from Randolph were quests Of thci,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. o. Allen. the first
of the week
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ERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page)

Boston, Mass, are visiting relatives In
town.-Miss Gerda Huntoon left for Ply
mouth ~ H., Monday, where she will at
tend summer school.-Mr. Clarence Rich
of Worcester, Mass, is n guest at the
home Of Il. W. Lowd Miss Maude Wilson
Is at york for Mrs. f. II. Bicford.-Mr. ana
Mrs. O. II. Corwin returned last week
from their vacation, spent In Massn-
chusetts. Charles =. Dimick left Saturday
for Buffalo. where he will remain two or
three months both union services sun
day there were large audiences Both SER
mons by the two pastors were excellent
and the large chorus rendered several fine
sc1pptious
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Dolan Brothers,

creamery butter, 25c.; plain cheese IA to IS
cents pound; sage cheese. is cents; eggs,
~ to % cents "A dozen. Fancy chees e. is
cents TO $l.QD each. according to size;
Roquefort cheese. 30 cents a pound: Eng
lish dairy, 30 cents; Edam, 80 cents TO 500
each; Neufchatel. cents package;
Cheddar cheese. 81 cents pound. Ameri-
can club house cheese. 80 to - cents per
iar; McLaren's imperial cheese, 30 and 30
cents per jar; Switzer cheese, 50 cents n
pound; Philadelphia cream cheese. % cents
each. Milk cents a quart: pure Jersey
cream, 40 cents a quart.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Daniel Cook OF Providence, r. L, oc-
oupied the pulpit last Sunday.-Melvin
Pierce and wife of West Milford. Mass,
have arrived in town for few weeks va
cation,-L, w. Haskill and wife have re-
turned from st. Johnsbury. where they
have been visiting the past week.-Nows
has been received OF the recent death of
Robert, only son of Alonzo Batcheldcr,
OF North Dakota, He was a promsn.
young man of 10 years.-Olver Wheelock
and wife have returned to their home in
Montpelier.
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required
No advertiser. ent taken which is less than
twelve words, two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months
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HAY. GRAIN AND FEED.
tones & ISham.

Hay. $12 to sl4 per ton; baled, SIS to SIS;
oats, As TO 80 cents bushel. beans. So 80 a
hushel; spring rye, 81 cents a bushel;
buckwheat, scents to sl.0O a bushel, corn,
20 to 70 cents bushel middlingS, SCI 500
a ton; bran, so to s22 a ton; corn meal, so6
n ton; No. / provender 81 a ton; No. .
provender S26 n ton; oht straw, SO 70 sl2
a ton; baled oat straw, sl3 a ton.