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ESSEX CENTRE,

Clifford Hall and Walter Jsham of Bur-
hngton were in town ono day last week
and went to Bolton f1shing-Mr. T. w.
ltanlcv went to Hyde Park last Friday
returning Monday.-Wiliam Lang and his
daughter, Mrs. S. p Wood. spent Melnor-
ial day in Cambridge and Loyal Reming-
ton went to Cnderhill.--Mr. Hiram Brig
nam of brigham Hill was buried Satur-
uhN. The Rev. c. i. Taplin of Cnderhill
oNiciated-Mr. and Mrs w. NJ Stevens
and son Stanley were in town last Friday
and Saturday.-Mrs. j. w. Hart of Jericho
Centre visited at f. +. Garrow's Saturday
Miss Clara Dygert was home from Ram
dolph Normal school over Sunday. She
j. to graduate from that school the middle
OF June.-1he delegates from the Congre-
gational Church to the county conference.
ut burlington this week We're Mr. and Mrs
9. r. Green, b. f. Laselle and Mrs. f. j.
IIuntlev
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HUNTINGTON

Preparations arc being made for chill
dren's day in the near futlre-Missns
SaNles and Goodrich spent Sunday with
n. X. Wyman's people in Starksboro Miss
Goodrich will return to her home in Rur
llnston Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Ellis
leave for Chicago Wednesday evening
Browns comedians were fairly we'll
lpatronized here Friday evening. A short
time was INDUCED in dancing after the
rformance.-Memorial day here was OH
served with more enthusiasm than usual.
much larger number being out testified
to the interest taken. The line of march
composed members of the G. A. K Sons
! OF veterans. Ladies Aid and children OF
the school. headed by the Hinesburph
panc. marched to Mapewood cemetery
where the Impressive ceremonies of the
urahd Army were performed and the deco
Tatlhs oi graves Of dead comrades. after
winch they returned to the church. whera
lat noon the orator of the day, the Rev. c.
-. ADAMS. was introduced by Montrayille
Ross, president of the day Mr.. Adalnss
Grafton impressed the people as being one
Ioi the best ever delivered here The SER
wees opened with prayer by the pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. Thurston, and singing NV
Miss Caro- Goodrich of Burlington. Mrs
lpr. Falby and Miss Kathleen Sayles ~
'his place, ana were interspersed with a.
solo by Mrs Falby. After the address.
Wh,'h closed with singing by the ladies
ana ana the benediction by the Rev. Mr..
ihurston, large number repaired to the
nan where refreshments We're served bv
the Ladies Aid and fine concert heartily
enjoyed on the park by the Hinesburgh
pahd an hour later.-Mrs Sylvia johnson
was called upon by her friends and mem
bers or her family Saturday to wish her
mary happy returns of the day, il being
me 9oth anniversary OF her birth.-A
n"nstrous mud turtle was found I'm the
POND of n. A. Johns recently with the date
1871 inscribed on its back.
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HINESBURGH.

!, the wedding of Miss Katherine
daughter OF E. l.. Jackmon, &c
Charles Martin, both of this n,ac"
which occurred Wednesday, June 1 al
the brides home,-Mrs. II. c. Cassidv
spent few days in Burlington last woel,
ne Iilnesburgh cornet band went n
huntington to furnish music Memorial DIV
The Rev. c. c. Adams of this place deIiv'
cred the Memorial address at Huntinrton
A goodly number gathered at the town
nan on Memorial day to listen to the elo-
qu'ht address delivered by the Hon. c. i
ferguson OF Burlington.-JThe w. c. r.
~ convention which closed Friday even
ing was well attended. The lecture nv
Miss Anna Robbins. lately returned fro,S
Manila, was very interesting.-Alfred
Sanctuary of Essex Junction was the guest
OF friends here last week-Several from
mere attended the county convention in
burlington Saturday.-Albert Ray is very
low. ''''
ne graduating exercises of the high
schooi brought out large audience in the
new nail. The decorations were elaborate
ana aftlsticaly arranged under the super-
VISION 81 Mrs. A, S. Hull. Flowers were
abundant, principally roses and carna-
IONS The graduating class consisted of
TWO young mon and two young ladies. The
ADDRESS by Prof. G.. ii Perkins of thu
=, " NJ was very interesting and the
music was furnished by the Howard Opera
rouse orchestra-A Clement club was or
shhized last Thursday with DR.. II. r.
NUM- president ana Charles Wright secre-
lurN'-lhe caucus to elect delegates to tho
7late convention is called for Tuesday.
'"ie NV llIiam Bissonette has engaged
10 PAM me new town. hall.-TIarry Page
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MONTGOM cry,

me Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church meet on Thursday after.
noon win Mrs. f. Wilbur-Prosper Long ~
went to st. Adams to the hospital last Sat
urdaN, where he was operated upon for
appendicldis. lie is reported as getting on
nicely-Mrs. George Il. Donel, Mrs. b. n.
Gilbert Mrs H. s. Parker and Mrs w. !.
Richardson are in Swanton to attend a
meeting of the w. C. T. U.-Mrs. NJ =.
Maurice is very much better.-John La
Hame has moved into the La Frank Bros.
tenement. The Pre-Memorial exercises at
village hall, were well worthy of more
than passing notice.-Hayden Shina has
come home from Boston for a week.-Pre-
siding Elder Nutter preached at the Metho-
odlst Episcopal Church Sunday-The SER
vices at St Bartholemew's Church. June
3 VIII be in the morning.-Children's dav
WIN be observed at Methodist Episcopal
Church. June l5,-Mrs. Susie (Goodspe ed
6arrie is OH her way home from Paseda
buildings by painting
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ST. GEORGE,

George Smith and family of Huntington
spent Sunday at A. j. Downer's.-Nliss
Hannah Hinsdll. Mrs. Edward Isham and
Mr.. X. +. Forbes are slowly gaining in
health.-Alrs. Caroline Denning of Wooster
Mass, Miss Gertrude Denning of Kings
ton. Ont. and Miss Mamie Denning of
darlington are spending a couple of week $
at MIR. and Mrs. James Mllham s-Samuel
Shepard, Esq, of Monkton Ridge spent
Sunday with friends in this town.-M w.
Hinsdill. Ira Chase. O. W. Isham NJ T.
and II. II. Tiley were in Burlington Sat
urday.-Norman Wescott returned home
saturday from short visit with friends
in BurlinSton.-S. n. Tilley of Williston
called on relatives in this town last Friday
The relatives and friends of Mrs. Ed
ward Mills are panied to learn of her criti-
cal illness.-Mrs. l.. l.. Warren and two
daughters were in Burlington last Satur-
day.-Miss Rosetta Warren is working for
her aunt. Mrs. c. d. Warren, of Will ston.
Amos kinson recently returned from a
visit in Montpelier.-Stephen Noonin was
IN burlington on business last Saturday.
Irwin 1sham is recovering from his recent
Illness
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SHElBURNE.

The funeral OF Miss Mary L. Saxton was
held at her late home Friday at 9 D. m
the Rev L. w Atwell. d. D.. oficiatius.
The nterment was in East Shelburne. Miss
Saxton was the only child of Horace f.
SaNton, who has the sympathy of all in
his sad bereavement.
Pre- Memorial Gay exercises were held in
all the schools in town. The village and
lalls schools united and held their exer-
ciscs in the high school room. There was
singing and speaking of patriotic pieces
by the scholars and an address by the
Rev. NJ. n. Cole.
AT the republican caucus Saturday even
Ing DR.. F. r. Stoddard was elected chair
man, l. II. Deyett secretary. The delegates
to the first district convention to be held
In Burlington June IS We're Dr. +. r. Stod
dard, John j. Collamer David c. Smith
with power to choose their own alternates
The delegates to the State convention are
r. e. Gcbhardt. G. n. Roberts Emerson
Palmer. all Proctor delegates, with power
TO choose their alternates.
Miss kathryne Burritt, who has been
very III with pneumonia. IL convalescing.
There will be lawn party at the Meth
odlst parsonage Wednesday evening Juno
IT, The proceeds go for the benefit of the
church. "
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RICHMOND.

The Rev. Mr.. Elliot filled the desk at tn,
congregational Church last Sunday. Mex,
sunday is Children's day, the Rev. Mr.
Holnes VIII be In Mountaineering Rev
Al"nZo Chase delivered a Memorial ad.
dress at the village hall last Friday
bronson Barber Post, G. A. r., have sur
rendered their charter. as their numbers
We're so depleted.-The political pot begins
10 boil. we now have three republican can
dldates In the field for town Representa-
i've, all good men. Fred Fay NJ. S. Whit
comb and the Rev. Alonzo Chase There
Is much corn yet to be planted. the wet
weather has prevented many farmers from
BettlnB their corn in the ground M NJ
Bates is suffering with neuralgia in the
head.-F. +. Briggs of Jonesville is in very
poor health, suffering with a complication
OF diseases.-The funeral of Mrs. A. c.
MOBILES was held at her late residence Sat
urday. the Rev. Alonzo Chase officiating.
MRS. Mobiles had been in poor health for a
good while. last Thursday she had "A stroke
Oh apopleNy and never regalned conscious
ness. She was the wife of the late a. c.
MOBILES and mother of Mrs. r. L. Jones
aged 10 years.-The aid circle of King
daughters will meet at the vestry of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church next Friday after
hoon.-Aiiss lila Williams is very sick with
me atles, also Miss Carlotta Andrews
teacher al Fay's Corners has the prevail
ing GiSease.-A. T. Stevens is on the sick
ist WIN measles.-A son was born to Dr.
ana Mrs. C. A. Avriel last week-E. H.
"y VIII return to Claremont, n. H., and
cl"se up his affairs there and return to
richmond to remain at present THE Rev
Sllas Perry and wife are rejoicing over the
arrival of an eight pound daughter Mr..
Iorry Is now the pastor of the Baptist
church In Wallngford.-A. j. Hall is clos
Ing out the bankrupt stock of w. o. Vim
Jones will soon move
[ he kr
the room in Masonic block occupied bv W
o. Vincent.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE,

Mrs. William Goss and infant dauchto,
or south burlington is visiting friends
here.-Edna, the young daughter of Lorer
Hill, who has been quite i'll is better
w. Brewster was in Randolph last Friday
and Saturday to visit his daughter. Geor-
GA who is attending the Normal school
there.-Several from here attended the con-
Vention STANDARDIZATION Dwire and family
visited in Bristol last week-The Willing
W orkers Will meet with Mrs. Mary Cham
perrin wednesday observation-disclosures De-
long, Jr, has been confined to the house
Tor the past few days with throat trouble.
&C. l.. Gillette and family have moved into
the mousse with Weaver and William Taft.
". w. belong has erysipeas on his hands.
WI. ana Mrs. s. w. Ellis started for
chicago and other points West Wednes-
day,
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Yours truly.
j. s. RACHE & Co.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
NO CANADA-ATlANTIC DEAL
Mr.. Booth Says He Will Continue to
Operate the Road-Dr. Webb Has
Paid Heavy Forfeit.

Ottawa Ont. June 1.-The option held
by DR.. Seward Webb on the Canada Allan.
tic railway expired tonight and the deal
Is off. Mr.. j. II. Booth stated to a Free
f'ress correspondent that he had heard
nothing from Dr. Webb and that he
would continue 10 run the road himself
Hy his failure to complete the deal Dr.
Webb is said to have forfeited sum var
iCusly estimated from SO Coz to $40 100 the
stories sent out some time ago limiting at
million dollar deposit being regarded as
fairy tales. 1t is Said that DR.. Webb is
at Sauit Ste Marie comforting with Mr.
Clereue.
Mr.. Regensherger solicitor for Arthur
A. Meyer Of New York was in the CITY to-
day and saw Mr.. Booth. The original op-
ton was given to Meyer and subsequently
transferred to nr. Webb Mr.. Regensber-
ger stlli continues TO act for Mr.. Never,
but Mr.. Booth says that he does not know
the latter gentleman in the transaction.
Inc conference beween them this morning
was very brief and nothing was done.
me rumor is still persistent that Mac
kenzie and Mann, the noted Canadian rail-
way magnates, are after the road
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VEST

George Hall of Elizabethtown, n. Y,
was at l.. c. Halls over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Nhitmarsh of Jericho have been
spending a few days at L. b. Howard s.
ne Union Cheese company paid N1O for
Aprll milk.-Mr. and Mrs. Lochlin return
ca from North Hyde Park Thursday The
Cloverdale Creamery company have taken
,ne separator from Osgood Hill to Under
nh ana have replaced it with one of small
er apacity.-Children day will he
observed in the Congregational Churo h
on sunday, June 15.--The Misses
Noscley OF Colchester are visiting at p T..
IRISH s.-Hugh Smith of Bristol has been az
nome FOR few days.--S. c. Bates returned
from chicago Saturday. Mr.. Bates spent
several DAYS with his son Ray in Albany.
~ J., on his way home.-Allen Martin
gave an excellent address in the town hall
Memorial day. In addition to the address
mere were songs and Rotations appropri-
ate Tor the occasion by the pupils of the
schoois IN town.-Miss Grace A. Allen,
VINO has been home from johnson since
! thursday night, returned to johnson Mon
day morning
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The wedding of Miss Ethel Greene
DAUGHTER of Mr., and Mrs Byron Greene
ana West NJ. Pierce, only son of Mr. and
MRS, g. NJ. Pierce, was witnessed by the
relatives and few friends at the bride $
nome on Orchard street last evening at
o,9o clock. the Rev, w. S. Smithers of
we Methodist church. officiating. The
rooms Of the house were prettilv trimmed
with flowers and presented an attractive
appearance. The bride was becomineIv at.
tired in white lansdowne and was attended
by Miss Mabel Newton. and the best man
was owen Collins, After short wedding
uip they VIII reside in this city.
The Congregational society has elected
the following board of directors for the en-
suing year: Farrahd $. Stranahan, chair
man, Nj. ID. Greene. George O. Mitchell.
and Harry J. Hall
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C0LCH HESTER,

r"iet hoine wedding took place At the
residence OF Mrs. q. i. Mayo Colchcstnr
at two F. Nj, Tuesday June third 100
When her daughter Miss Clara A. Ms
united In marriage to Erwin NJ Harvey
prominent young lawyer of Montpelier
MISS Lois Clark of East Orange \ +
acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. John Har.
EeS' brother OF the groom. was best man
MISS cara Iobey of Burlington playeu
Mondelssohns wedding march as the bridal
party took their stand beneath an arcn of
asparagus, ferns and white carnations en-
H"Wers ana Terms formed the other decOra-
IONS. The bride was dressed in white
novelty silk, trimmed with all-over lace,
ana carried a boquet of white roses. The
bridesmaid was dressed in pale blue mouis-
scline-de -soire trimmed with cream lnce
ana faggotins, and carried pink roses. Tho
groom ana best man were dressed in thn
Customary suits of black. Tho ceremony
was performed by the Rev. II. A. Abbott of
nrdru' Penn., friend of the bride. as
sisted by the Rev. c. Il. Atwood of Cal
chester, for the legal part of the cerc-
mohy' Guests present were Mrs. r. NJ
harvey OF Montpelier, mother of The
groom Mrs. X. w. Newton of Barre sister
OF the groom, Miss Elizabeth Hanson OF
barre MISS SARA Clark, East ORANGE.
n. D. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Powell Nil
ton. Miss Hannah Mayo and Mrs Erad
Mayo, Royalton; Mrs. O. r. Atwood Nc
Learned and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A Fowler
o.
OF colchester. After the ceremony a lunch
was served on the lawn While the guests
We're arranging for the customary fare
We'll the newly welded couple quietly mas
sea out the side door and hastily drove
away The presents We're beautiful and
costly'-Mr. and Mrs. Buxton ana snn
Nalph visited at the home Of the Rev I
Buzzell last Week.-Mrs. Jennie Cook
and Miss Daisy Douglas spent DECORATION
osy IN town.-Miss Mae McKellow of Jeri-
emo spent Sunday with Miss Fannie Day
mrs Nancy Plunket is visiting relatives in
Canada'-Mrs Deborah Baker and Miss
Wlnnie Baker left for the West with MIS-
bakers son, Erwin "Wednesday Mics
centre Is visiting her brother AT Mrs
foXle s.-Pre- Memorial exercises were heId
III All the schools in town Thursday after
non An excellent program was renderat
az the Union school after which the Rnv
Mr' Atwood addressed the pupils. The
HeV, Mr. Buzzell addressed the pupils at
hh'nplain- Tho funeral of Mrs. Sarah an
more was held Tuesday afternon NJ ono
O'Clock. Mrs. Gilmore was a resident of
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FLETCHER

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Carpenter visited at
CHARLES Ballou's in Cambridge over Sun
oay.-Guy Start was in town Friday on
ousiness'-Miss sadie Sloan visited her sis
ter. Mrs VIII Shepardson. last Friday -
Miss stella Fullngton of Cambridge was
calling on friends recently-Mrs. Lucy
Robinson is visiting her daughter in Wal
Den Harmon Wetherbee of st. Adams
ana Mr.. Blake Of Boston have been spend
ing the week at II. +. Wetherbee' s-Mrs
arthur Harper, who is Ill, remains about
the same.-News has hecn received of the
ueath IN burlington of Mrs. Proctor Childs
MIS- Chlids was resident of this town
Tor many years marrying her first hus-
band from this place and her many friends
mere are panied to learn of her death.
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l. V. NJ, but returned Monday.-A Sykc.
ana Il. l.. Byington were appointed dele
gates TO the county conference at Burling
Ton, ana Deacons n. ID. Partch and H. NJ
Page to the general convention of Congrc.
gational Churches at Springfield.
Lowell NJ Crossman died Monday nigh,
after long and painful illness. The fun.
cral was held from the home of his sister
Mrs Susan Ray. lie has been an invalid
Tor seventeen years and his sister and
mother have cared for him during that
time.-Nlrand Mrs. A. l.. Cain of Bristol
nave spent the past week with Mrs. Raw
called here by the Illness of Mr.. Crossman.
Mrs. Frank Lavigne fell early TUESDAY
morning. and cut cash in her head. DR..
Mckibbon attended her. and 1t is thought
she VIII soon recoverWaldo Davis has
gone TO Williston to work in "A creamery
ALBERT lay remains about the same.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. g. w. Burleson was in Swanton
Tor Memorial day.-Miss Eunice Storey has
neen entertaining her friend Miss Henry
Tor the past. few days-NTrs Lasher Is the
guest OF Mrs. Caroline kidder.-Children s
uaS VIII ne observed next Sunday June s.
Iat the Congregational Church-The
oman's Auxiliary will give lawn partv
and social at the home Of Mrs. @. Fl Hin
wednesday evening, June 4th. A short
program will be rendered and cake. ice
cream and coffee will be served All are
very cordially invited.-Harry Morey has
recently purchased monograph. Ct S.
Burleson and wife visited in town over
Sunday,
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EAST CHARLOTTE,

The morning hour of service al the Rap.
fist Church Sunday was occupied by -four
Young men from Burlington, collegians
and volunteers in the missionary move
nent. They gave an interesting account of
the national and colonial meeting held
lately at Toronto Canada,-A company of
Il Young people took carriage drive to
Addison and up Grand View mountain
Memorial daY.-Leon u. Prindle came
home from brigham Academy, Bakersfield,
on Friday last, returning on Monday
a flag pole the gift Of George L. Leonard
Of flineshurrh. has been accepted In be-
half of the town by School Commissioner
q. NJ. Hazard. 1t is being put in position
on the cupola of the school building at the
village. On Friday there will be flag
raising with appropriate exercises by the
children of the school
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JONESVIllE,

Carl Bems Is Ill with the measles-F
+. BriGgs is Very ill.-The Lend-a- Hand
Circle Of Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Nellie Stockwcll this week Thursday
MIR. and Mrs. clifford Buxton with their
son Ralph spent Sunday in Colchester. -
Miss Christie Mu7zey started THURSDAY for
q two weeks visit in New York State
Miss Manic Palmer is in Richmond car
ing for Mrs Frank Flage, who is III with
the measies.-Gustavus sherman and Miss
Matilda Feet of Burlington were married
TuesdaE.-l eonard and Leland Cag,c
started Tuesday morning for California. -
Edward Crandall has returned from Bur-
ippton
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MONT G0MERY CFNTRE.

MISS Nellie Mcdonald was home from
Johnson Tor few days recently-NIis,
Wiley, teacher of the primary school. spont
FRIDAY and Saturday at her home in St.
Aibans.-Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Wright Wis t.
ed IN Franklin last week.-Mrs.. A. l.. Dix,
VINO has been confined to the house sew
erai weeks on account of sickness is able
10 be out again.-Miss Charlotte Hopkins
OF nheluoi junction was in town over sun
day.-C. a. Gardyne and daughter. Mar
garet, were in North Troy Monday and
Iuesday.-Fred Arel and Miss Mary Dom
ina were married at Lowell Sunday,
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WTLLISTON,

Mrs. Lydia Barney went to her daugh-
ter's in Montpelier last week en- route for
spencer Mass.-N1rs. Clara Crane Kent is;
NislthE with Mr. and Mrs. A f. Page
Persis and Guy Crawford were at home a
lew days last week.-Mrs.. Stella THOMPSON
Is visiting friends in Essex and Underhill.
Miss Flavia Croto is stopping d while at
Mrs. Martelle's.-Mr. and Mrs A. F.. Page
and Mrs Kent went to the opera Friday
hlsht'-Ihe Kings Daughters Circle will
meet AT their rooms in Warrens block
Friday, June G. Mrs Carrie Lospins and
Miss Josephine Foster will entertain.
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CONNOCATION OF q Il. &

Bennington, June 3.-About 100 deleg ates
are here to attend the annual convcca-
ton of the grand chapter of the Order Of
the Eastern Star.
This evening Mt Anthony chapter of
bennington rendered reception to the Of
hcers and delegates of the grand chapter
Among the guests of the grand chapter are
Mrs, Hattie h. Ewing. p W. q. NJ, of the
general grand chapter: Mrs. Anna McAr-
thur, member of the grand chapter OF
New York; Mrs. Ella A. Bigelow. editor
OF Mlzpah the ofncial organ of the order.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.


New York. June A.
;lFLo,lTR-Receipts %, 5ss bbls; exports
$3.50 bbls, sales 1880 pkgs The ma r.
ket was steady and a tline more active.
Winter patents 81 npd410; winter straiyhts
81 .5ps.9o Minnesota patents S. 95Qi.i 10,
WINTER itI extras ~ l5dS. IS: Minnesota bakers
RYE FLOUR-The market was firm.
81 55dl.70 '"''
WHEAT-Receipts 81, j25 bu; sales |, $40 900
hu fulnres; 1000 blu spot spot firm: No 2
red sOhc elevator and 7Slam7gltc fob.
lnoat No. | northern Duluth size 70. b.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Lee s. Childs of Denver. Col, is visiting
friends In town.-Mrs. T.. II. Farrell of
Enosburgh Falls visited in town last week
Mrs. ID. Playful is very seriously Mrs
Proctor Chlds once resident of this town
dled at her home in Burlington Sunday
night. The body was brought here for
burial Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Gordan
Gates of Franklin visited friends in town
this week.
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COTTON.

Especially reported for the Daily Free
Press by Thomas Larner. l32 Main sire ct
local manager for j. S. Bacho X Co., New
York; over direct private wire).
,r New York June 4.
There was an advance of l6 points for
June in the carly market and to ad-
N9nce IN other options. Early cables We're
surprisingly good, showing no change
IRON Yesterdays closing figures our re-
action was not unexpected but the ques-
ton Is have We yet touched bottom? Early
afternoon dealings were on small scale
and influenced in a slight measure by re-
ports of abandoned land in Louisiana on
account of a lack of labor as well as re-
ports from Arkansas that the crop was
doing finely. Prices the last hour were in
some instances above opening but businc IS
dragged and it WAS believed much de-
ponds upon Liverpool.
Yours truly,
J. s. RACHE Co.