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

The SarEcnts reunion will be held at
Vernon Sargents August 2Sth. Mrs Lo-
dcma Dearborn has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Helen Tart in Bristol the past
week Mrs. Crane and daughter Jessie
of Chicago are the guests of Il. w. Ellis
and wife Mr. and Mrs. f, II. Beanc WIS.,
tied friends in Line DIN over Sunday
Thomas Phillips, Jr. Is visiting friends in
Montpelier. -Mrs. NJ. II. Brewster visited
friends IN Bristol last week-Rutherford
belong. who has been quite i'll with rheu-
matisn. is better.--About twenty ladies'
met and took tea with Mrs. Maria Gre G.
DRY last Saturday. The occasion being
her S0th birthday. All enjoyed a good
visit and when they went away wished
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

F. A. Lafiey has sold his house and bar
Der business to George T. Story for $l50j
Mr.. Story has sold his business to II. j,
Trahan for s3jO,-iliram Moffat is moving
the old Catholic parsonage to the lot he
purchased Of ID. Benoit and viii repair 1t
for dwelling for hims elf.-Rcv, l.. O..
Sherburnc and v A. Irish were in Bur
lington Misunderstanding New England
Telephone company is extending it's line
from East sheldon to Iierrick.- Miss Clara
Carpenter of Eucsburga and Miss Ruth
PARKER of Elmore visited Mrs. w. w.
Hutchinson Wednesday, Miss Alo2ea Ar
chambault intends to enter a convent in
st Cesaire. QucbeC-Dr J. \. ArCham-
bault has gone to Boston for the purpose II
taking post graduate course in medicine
before entering upon the duties of the po-
sition he has accepted in burlington Mrs,
Harriet Noble is visiting relatives in South
Troy for a few wceks,-MrS. Homer Clark
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ESSEX CENTRE.

Mrs. Laura Chipman-Jodine, who has
been visiting relatives and friends here,
returned to her home in Nergennes Satur-
daY.-M Mrs. u. J. Williams was called to
Jericho Saturday by the sudden death OF
her sister. Mrs. Cephas Thatche r.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Ginnett of Burlington spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. a. Dorr.-Mrs.
a. paouotte and family returned Monday
from their weeks camping at Mallerti
Bay. They report a catch of &c pickcrel,
some of them weighing tve pounds.-Air.
and Mrs. G. T.. Williams and Misses Allie
Williams and Julia Farnsworth spent IL
part of last week at M1lletts Bay.-lteV.
II. +. Butler and Miss Carrie Butler and
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Northrop of Chicago
were at Hotel Ferguson Friday and Sntur-
day. AS this was Rev. MIR, Butler - old
home they visited familiar places and cali
ed upon old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. John
I'orr and Miss George Dorr Of Burlington
were at A. DORIS one day last week.
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JERICHO CENTER

II. l.. Murdoch, on the TarhoX farm, Is
very sick with typhoid fever.-Mrs, A y,
Lee has been quite sick the past week, hut
Is now much hetter.-L, n, Chaplin and
family are away camping, at Grand isle
Miss Willard and Miss Grammer of Wor-
CcSter Mass, are visiting at NJ. V. Will
land s.-Mrs Ester Morse, who has been
spending the last week or two In town, re-
turned to New York Saturday night and
sailed Tuesday for England, where she
will make an extended tour through Eng
land. Ireland. France AMI 1taly.--Mrs. r.
w, Packard spent last week with Mrs. r.
w, Hail. at her camp mt Malletts Bay
H. +. II. Rugglos of Westford. was ap-
pointed by the school directors for his rtth
consecutive year to teach the higher
grade of school at this village, to begin
the coming fail term; tut, Mr. Ruggles
has declined the appointment and sue
ccssor will have to be chosen. Mr.. Rug
Gl2s has been thorough and
efficient teacher. and, it is with re-
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SHEIRuRNE,

Miss Sophie Converse of Springfield
Mass, is in town visiting her friend Miss
Sophie Roberts.
G. c. Stoddard who has been living in
Myrtle Point. Oregon for the past nine
years, arrived in town Monday and Will
make it his home with his son, DR.. f. r.
Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dyett OF Mutton
Hin will celebrate their golden wedding
Saturday.
AIR. and Mrs. George Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Thompson, Misses Lucy and
Maude Poet, Walter Palmer and Katie
Iapncau who have been camping at
Thompson's Point returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank whitney. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrews and Miss Annie Whitney of
Montpelier are camping in G. Il. Blair
cottage at Sunnyside
Mrs John Hiltoh and daughter of Rich
mond and Mrs. Murdoch and son of
Crown Point, n. Y, are visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert Nash'a,
John b. Duluc and Eli Bushey went to
Buffalo Monday night to visit the Pan
American exhibition.
The Methodist Sunday school boat ride
has been postponed until next week We'd
nesday.
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HANKSVIllE.

Mrs. M. L. Mobbs and son Holmes OF
Moretown is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Baker.-Mrs. Lucinda TarboX
of Williston, who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joel Alger, has re-
turned home. Mrs. Harry Wright who
has been visiting in Jericho, has returned
home Ahbio Durham accompanied her
home.-Candacc Hin of Lincoln visited her
sister. Mrs. Kcnsic Durham last week.
Mrs. g. A. Baker and daughter, Mrs. Is
G. Shattuck visited at Orrin Arthurs ana
Bert Bakers at Huntington Centre last
wcck.-Gerte and Fred Shattuck are WIS.,
iting their grandparents. j. ID. Shattuck
and wife this wcek.-Miss Celia Thonp-
son has returned home from her work at
Thompson's Foint.--Mrs. Nancy llasklnS
and Jerry Haskins little son are on the
sick list.-Mr. Harry Buckley of Moretown
visited at &. A. Bakers last wcck.-G
". Han of this place and Mrs. y. C.
Harmon of Champaign. n. Y, were mar
ried Sunday, August 4th by Rev. j. T..
Hill of Iincoln.-E.li Smith has broke up
housekeeping and rented his place to Ben
jamin Trcmblay. Bagley Is stage
driver now
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RICHMOND.

rbsre u;,, no = SUNDAY, echoo, bosuo,
picnic ot tho grove noar Parker Ralch' g
nex, E,r,day u,oatba, r.rr,itti,r 1Jau,rI
+ Chidlev Of Rurlirgton ,nve an address
ot no ronorsgotionai ch,rnr ioet S,,nd,v
and in tba afternoon, snolo ',t Iono.,ill,.
end in the ,vo,,irc AZ Hrrtiugton ror,n
yiII,,-n IN tho intor,st Of NO cala1,'
Teogno p tind.I,,. Of Cb;c,,o u,b,
&c IN cba,Jo of tho trorenoieeion ~ ,oniis
or tho Sont, 70 potlroad arr;,ad T., .on.,,
Monday ,ight and ,e tho o,i,st of y 7
Towers lis tamil, A,,.o beer s,o,,,;r,,
tbere ror se,.,r,' neoLe 10 o,a IT. fa.,,
ilv l. Tou,srs ava ,ot,,I,,. won't ,r,,as
d.X 10 T,l,a 1,oouci. for y ten ,.,-e ,,,t
in.r Mrs FINN, uioIov ,1au,h,.r ~ ,-,nt
= = Gleason of prottlcl,c,o ;s rho ,,,,,,s,
of Mr. and Mrs r stovens~Eran,.
Cernai,, and trn,u,. of 1.r;cho ava H.,
guests If his narents Mr. ava Nrs ,rar;,
Andrews of Pa,ra ,vcrc thn yrests of NJ
and Mrs : r Andrers over Sunda,. -
Jorrv stone bad n s,rol,a or ,,or,l,.eis S,,n
day he uae a iittla ,,,ar. n,fn,tol,,,
Monday morninq -pun, g Ardraws .,no
y re have returnod 70 h,,.r, ~ NJ.
George Williams and Itrs tat.ia VIII
comb Of China.o rntrrr ,r,,a,.' ','.
riuht -IIownrd pi,.b.'r1sa,, ~, 1tan,,,'''F
for Y II viii sn,rd , +v.o 49, ,.''',,
ticn with his rorarte NJ .5 >r 1i,
Richardson.-Mr Ha,lv Ruclsla,, ~ N,,,...
town. was tho rueet ~ Al A. poto' r.,
week.-Mrs.. G. Y. Town of t,urlipoton Ia
the quasi of Mr. and Mrs + n pIcbard.
son.-Miss Zoo Towers is camn;rc uith
friends at Woodbury. rond Mrs r
Crane and daughter from Chicapo are Wis
itinc friends in CichrCrd a,t ru,tin,,
ton.-Nr T. s Baker rnd family e.
Goodrich and family Mr. ava Nrs 7! II
Goodwin G. 8 story ana othors snont
few dave ar yy,1rov no,tara - I,,a
ouois Inst week. Ireenb D.rricl, h.'s h,,,,
given notioa cf his a,nc,ntnont as ,,,o;i
carrier on, the Eictmdnd and lIirost,'.,,,
free delivery rnuto re,o,,tl,. 90, ahi!,hoa
commence ~, , f,s, Of oo,ota,. ,,a,,t w..
Austin and Miss Dcer,ng of Dorchoeiar
Mass. arc stornin,~ viii Nv W',,ii.,,
I,o,ioIas M. o,1 III. 70 .'''',''i
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MILTON BORO.

Mr. and Mis-. Fay are spending Old Homo
Week at their former home in Richmond
accompanied by their nephew, Fay Ber-
ry.- Mrs Rhoda Nimlock is in critical
condition with broken hip, collar bone
and nose, IN runaway accident The
Ma1uam came in Sunday morning and
TOOK party of campers m an excursion
to AusahIc 'hasm.-A picnic was held at
the " bite home Tuesday, the occasion be
ing a reunion of four of the Leonard sis
tiers an dthoir relatives. Mrs. J.. NJ. W.
Niles, Mrs. Lewis Ladd of Georgia and
Mrs. Henrietta Bean of the Boro and
and Mrs b, Rice have returned to St
AlhanS.
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HlNESBURGH.

Mrs. A. NJ. Jones and son Of WinoosM are
visiting friends herc.-.Anna Reynolds of
Burlington is the guests of Mamie Wright.
May O'Erion visited Mrs. Guy Tobey tho
first of last Week.-Mrs. Susan Webb of
Minneapolis, Mimi, is stopping at u. NJ
HUI s.-Mr. and Mrs. Haskils and child of
New York are at w. f. Andrews.
The Methodist society has raised $500
to repair tncir church and the work is in
pr"grcss.-H. f, Remington and wife of
fitchhurg, Mass, are visiting at Nj. +.
Ecmin ston's.-A. S. Hun and family have
gone to Deer Point for n few weeks.-Nfr.
and Mrs. +. T.. Sharp spent the past week
in town with Mrs Sharps parents-Thc
Congregational Sunday school had a
picnic at Lake lroquois Wednesday and
will give missionary concert in the
church next Sunday evening. Rev. T. j.
Harris and wife have spent the past two
weeks in Grand Isle and he preached in
the Congre tional church there Sunday.
H. y. Post has been critically sick but
Is slowly recovering.-Merle Iallock poi
soncd his hand while dressing a beef
which proved to have tuberculosis and it
took tic combined wisdom of three doc
tors to heal his hand,-A. Sykes has built
new tenement house on his farm 1t is
painted white with green blinds. -Carlos
Ross has repaired and painted his house.
ID. ]. Walston is repairing his home in
the village. -John Burleys brother from
Maine spent last week with him,A. Cur
ravoo is threshing oats on Silver street
Hay and oats have made a fine crop but
corn and potatoes are almost a failure
+. l.. Ryington is building q large slo.--C.
+. Brownson is running his reaper and
binder in the west part of the tow n. The
ball game Saturday between the fat mon
and lean men was won by the former,
score lG to I.
A. S Hull and family are in camp Mt
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WEST BOLTON.

The Rev, Mr. Taplin of Underhin con-
Quoted the services at the school house
last Sunday in place of Mr. Wills. the pas-
tor.-The poles are all set ald the wiz, s
will be up if very few days for the Weed
d Abbey Telephone line-The Dime So
cioty met Aug, at Mrs. FRANK Pecu's-
Darwin Jones and wife of Barre, who
have been visiting in town several weeks
have gone to Essex to visit relatives there
before returning to their homc-E. h.
Jordan and wife of Jericho were in town
one day last week.-Mss Edna Robinson
OF Richmond was in town over Sunday
George and Albert Strectcr are in the
northern part of the State on a cunning
rlp.-Mrs e. Lacaillade is quite sick
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COMM ERClAII.
New York Produce Market

New York. Aus. II.
lOUR-Recepts 2t59l barrels ex-
ports S.362 barrels sales l5,6o0 packages.
Shade easier but not quotably lower.
Winter patents sS.6oQS' winter !straiehts
So 4OM3i5; Minnesota patents. S3.90U4 20.
winter extras S25od2.So; Minnesota bakers
81 S5q3 Is; winter low grades, So, SQd2,+0
RYE FIOuR-The market was steady,
81 l5nS3 IS.
VII EAT-Receipts $4,000 bushels; ex-
ports lo4,l3S bushels; sales 4625,oo0 bushels
futures l3O00O bushels spot. spot weak
No red 1870 fob, atioat; No. red ISIS
elevator No, Northern Duluth slasc, fob
anoat; No. hard Duluth S93sc fob anoat
Options after opening firm on higher ca
bles were weakened decidedly by iQuila'
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HUN TINGTON.

Norton e Johnson are building an addi-
ton to their street.-The Farmers club
meet saturday. Aug. II at Lake lrouuois.
Camp Wilcox, A general invitation is eX-
tended to all-Mrs. A. j. Crane and dauch-
ter, Jessie of Chicago, H., are visiting
in tOwn,-Mrs. Mary Sweet has boul 1t
the Martin house on East strect-Mrs &.
J.. WNman's mother is visiting her.-Ml :.
Henry Brewster is in very poor health -
Mrs. Ruth Collins and son have returned
to their home in Bradford, Mass
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SOUTH BURLINGTON,

George Drinkwatcr and family of Nash
Vile were The guests of Mr. and Mrs. AL
son Rollins Saturday End Sunday.
Miss y. T.. Redmond is visiting at Rob
ert Richardson's.
Mrs. j. W. Jones and son Lucius OF Bur-
linpton, called on friends in town Sunday.
DR. ard Mrs. w. r. Tillev of Richmond
VISIT ed relatives in town Sunday,
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WlNOOSKl.

Postmaster Derby was in town Fri
day. and leased the quarters formerly oc-
cuped by j. Fl, Mct;rccry on Main street
nnd will. as soon as the necessary altera-
tions and Improvements are made, move
the postoffico from its present location.
The change will probably take place ABOUT
August %
Julius Lord met with n painful accident
Saturday afternoon shortly after o CLOCK.
He was at work shingling house on
Union street and fell to the ground, as
tance OF about 30 feet. Assistance was at
hand and the injured man was taken to
his home on Central street. Drs. Peck no
Allald were summoned and upon examine
ton found one rib broken and two others
severely bruised.
About thirty friends of Frank Niens sur
1rised him at his homo on St Peter street
SATURDAY evening, it being his birthday
anniversary. Mr.. Nions was presented
with ID handsome chair, after which re-
Treatments were served and dancing was
ind ,lged in to n late hour.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. DR., Hawkins and daughter Hazel.
OF Granville, n Y, are guests Of Mr., and
Mrs, o. ". Ishdm.-Mrs. H. II. Tillcy
gave an afternoon Old-fashioned visit to
several lady friends on the l0th.--E. NJ.
Ilinsdale with his family have taken up a
residence with Mr., lIinsdale's mother,
Mrs, Edgard linsdale.-W Walter ana Henry
Ncstcott of Ess x spent sunday at the
old home Elmer SloCum and family of
South Burlington visited at the Misses
Toonn's last Friday.--Miss Dora Gates of
HinesburGh spent Sunday in town the
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs C. w Reynolds and daughters Not
tie and Esther of Burlington, are The
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Hradey for a
f,W days.-Charlotte LOOMS, who
has been nero for several weeks, has
returned home.-Wilfral Desautels has
been making repairs on his blacksmith
shop.-C. l.. Van Nliet, and w. !. Bradley
expect to so to Bunalo next week TO visit
the exposition
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Merchant will give an entertain
nient with the Graphophone at the resi-
ocnce of l.. J. Barney saturday evening,
Auguse II. A cordial invitation Is extend
ed.-Mr. and Mrs Remission and daugh-
ter have returned to their home on North
strcot-Mr. AMI Mrs Henry GERMAN were
in Burlington Saturday. Mr.. Mitchell and
family returned with them to stay over
Sunday.-Mr. Rogers has friends visiting
at his house.-Mr. and Mrs Joseph La
Rochelle had daughter born Thursday.
the Sth inst -Bernard Towers and Miss
Myrtle Berry called upon friends in towi
last week.--Mr Bing and daughter and
MIS-. Barney were in Burlington on Bust
ness last week.-F. c. wilkins, Mr.. Log
gins, and Mr.. Zero went to camp at Guar
lutte last week. Mr., Loggins was i'll and
returned home Saturday aftornoon.--Mrs
Charles Kccfe and children were in Rich
n ond Sunday-Nrs Frank Forbes enter
tanned large circle OF Kings Daughters
Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tdlcott and
Mr.and Mrs Homer Phelps are at the Pan
Amcrican.--Mr. and Mrs. &C dear OF Chloa-
go were the guests of Clark Bishop at w.
T.. Fereusons two days last wcek.-Cia"k
Woods son and wife are spon ding two
weeks at his house here.--Mrs. |. u hlecr
from Minneapolis is visiting her father
Edmund Whitney and other friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas lIazen had a daughter
born ednesday, the 18th inst.-Stella Met
calf spent a part of last week in FsseN-
Sidney Ferguson of Boston has heen Wis
ting w. L. Ferguson .-Zenas Whitney
and his daughter, Marion, returned to
their home IN GlovcrsvilIc y. Y. Thurs
day.. w. Clark returned to Boston
Tuesday nignt.-H. H. Crawford went to
South Hero 7 hursday.-Clark Bishop aud
party of friends made the ascent oi Mi
Mansfield Friday.-L. j. EGmey and
daughter are in Montpelier this week.
Cassius G. Anterior of Whliston and car
RE Mason of St. George we're married 1T
the Methodist parsonage last Wednesday,
evening.--Sixty-tiVe went en- tho excursion
Wedne SdaY.- Mchitatle Crawford is iii
Pittsford and Perss Crawford is visiting
friends in Grand Isle.-Jhe dcre Gladly anil
his daughters, Dora and Elizabeth visited
relatives i'm Grand Isle last week
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWlCk.

George ~ Remission and Gladys NJ. Hoo
vcv. both of llatdwic< were married at
Greensboro Wcdnt sdaY August 9TH. Rev.
G.. W. Morrow of Burlington officiating.
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guest of Miss Narcotic Tilley.-Selectmen
j" u. 1sham and IL. II. Filley were In
Shelburne last Wednesday afternoon. -
Mrs. Edward Isham and daughter Eliza
C., are visiting relatives in Boston this
vock.-Mr. and Mrs. john Gregory of Boil
ton were visitors at Hiram lsham's last
Friday "a nd Gu
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,,on .r,,uo- ,,,us .,o,r, .,
fnr,ar, I'ar1 ,d nrnnsG man
try offerings Cios"1 weak at GiS5,c nnt
s W. "tah a. &C, Iet
70 7%ssi Sept. ,ssm7yasc1 closed ";e Oct
nct III Shl o'y' c'oSeo '"'sc' Dec'' 0'A'"h~oi
w S(ts ,,.. ., ~, .,u,.,.., a...
Ar 10 I, III 5 hssbd eS ;tpp
20 1 t15 puSnriS' SAFES go,Vu pushei5 futureSi
vt,DU pu9nels SPYt opoi "eak, no, ma
~ ~ ,,iu oS{sC, ~ ~: ,snppi,1 ,Dp'l2h9
t"r,, ~ ''iii,s VI Wv, ~ -
WHY Nvwh ti,ipTsn dc'lNe iihu.I'IolL
,,itali V Iva i aosGilce a pI!ISn irop
!, ,.e Mii,'d t n.Uah anu Snoit s'aIIlIe ;
ii ,.ii,''iN i'.I.Yu nv" EYER, y" JoNIvIlhs dhu
'VS,u umScVtlou ~ ~" ~, uecllHe 0el-
tet1pcr bz,4"~ fIc, closed b31c. oct, sra
6o'tc, closed 621sc; Dec, 1850, closed 6ir.
OATS RECEIPTS 500 bushels; exports 70
bushels; spot dun; No. 4Qci No. 39c. 40.
white iiU4Hac; No white 4}i.c: track
mixed Western 39i26Di1c; track white l2D
5pr. Options quiet and barely steady with
otGcr r'arkets.
IiAf-Stcady. Shipping, ~ 2I75c; good to
choice, 9yWi9jc
, iIl)ES-The market was firm to-day.
va, on q 10 % rps' Saiitor
lbs, if%c'
r,,,,C,i q Hc iiia fl o. u",i " -oay'
Pf " II! "n -'",-.c' M, ~" l,..
60 nta,e a. Sde"nS NrS.e,i, 5tea t .ne.i,
s s. So Il. comnound 81 c1l, = ~ '''-''
rORK-1'he market was firm to-day.
Family SIC. 25d165O; short clear $12.jo mess
81 @q lGy2
o,d - : "trI gieet. Jerseys @l'
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
The leaoTng futures closed as follows:

The leaofng futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. ,, Sept, 73c; Dec, 7J49
CoRNENo. !, Sept, 5sd59i.c; Dec. Glasc;
CATs@No. >, Sept. Sgsc; Dec. a75.c,
May 4oc.
Mess PoRK-Per bbl)-september
LARD-dPer In pounds,--septembe
SliOitT RlBS-Q'er 100 lbsJ-S> ptember.
SEQ; Oct. SAl5; Jan, %L91ia
Cash quotations were as follows:
Winter patents &.ltuS.59; straishts IS. -0lD
$50; clears, = S0d3lo 10; spring shipment
WHEAT-No. 2 spring -; No. 3
spring Gsl2q73c; No. red 7S3732sc
CORN-No. :, 5St2c, No. yellow $50
OATs-No. 2. 2Ga.a$7c. No. 2 white SSa. y
l2c, No. white 3S2sQ59c,
ny E-No, D. 6oc
HARLEY-Cood feeding. 6oq6lc. Fair to
choice mailing, 5aQ6lc
.FLAXSEED-No. $l54; Northwestern,
TlMCTHY sEED-Prime, s5s5Q575.
f.4kb-ss 7S lS% s 81 J..
SHORT RIBS-Sides. N.SodS1O
SHOULDERS, dry, stated Cooxed)--
SIDES-short clear ss.45as55
Oasis Of nigh winesl-r29.
s. 81; confectoners a. $3.50. off a, S. "A
On the produce exchange TODAY butte(
was firm; creamery 1f2U2lc; dairtes 13,sj
lSc. cheese steady 9a,0lo'lc, eggs steady
l4Nl5l2c
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Luther Sager and family Of Nash
VA. n. H., are visiting her father, Robert
McCuen.--Miss Ethel Brooks of Spring.
field and Miss Lily Bond of Burlington
are visiting at Mrs. b. r. Severance s.
George r. McCuen of Nersennes was a
guest last week of Alexander McCuen and
family Mr., and Mrs Alexander McCuen
went to Burlington Saturday to attend
the funeral of William II. Scully. who
died Thursday nght.-Miss Clara Bonn
bard and Miss Ada Crafts of Amherst ane
visiting at j. Bombard' s.-Mrs. Charlotte
Gale of East Georgia is visiting at l.. NJ.
Mead s.-Mrs. Fred Andrews has return
cd to Barre.-Ntiss Grace Crockett has
returned from Buffalo.-Miss Fannie Day
is spendinS the week in Barre.-rhc Con-
gregational church will he closed for the
next two sundays on account OF repair
ing the interior.-The Kings Daughters
will give lawn party at j. b. Tomp-
sons Thursday evening, August %. Music
VIII be furnished by the Colchester Cornct
band and Munson's orchestra. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
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her many happy returns of the daY.-Mrs.
Joseph johnson of Vergennens is the guest
of her sister, Mrs NJ. Il. Brewster.-Mrs.
l.. e. Baldwin, Mrs. +. G.. Norton, the
Misses Georgia Brewster and Alma Car
penter were in Bristol Tuesday.
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1t has raiued in Kentucky ana there il
again hope Of water enough to use on the
side.-Omaha Bee
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BUTTER AND cIlEEsE MARKET.

Boston, Aug. a.
BCTTER-Northern 2l02 &c; " storm,
10 imitation. l50 l5iac; ladies, Ia 1jc.
CHEESE-Western, 9i2c; Northern, 4i51
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erct the community learns or his decision
not to accept tho arrointment.-E. l..
House and wife returned Saturday night
from carriage Drive. and visit among
friends I'm the towns Of Barre, Chelsea and
Randolph--N. S. Ransom and wife OF
Erattlcboro arrived In town Monday
evening to attend the "Old Home Week"
celebration. and visit friends and relatives.
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