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PAN TON.

Mrs. Eta Cross and children of East
anton were at Irving Carpenters over
fundaN.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Narncv
Mrs, Harriet Stage and Mrs, Sadie Spauld-
Ing attended the Addison County Raptist
association nj hiddlcbury during the past
weck.-L. Duane Allen raised the frame of
MS new barn on oMnday last.-Charles
itarh'r or Fast Panton was the guest of
MI and Mrs. George Allen during the past
%eek.-Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hanchctt and
Httle niece of MineviIle n. Y. were
guests or Mr., and Mrs. Walter Hanchctt
over Sunday,-Tho Temple brothers of
Rutland have placed a monument of Barre
kraniie IN the Adams Ferry cemetery for
the late ID. c. Rarto-'rhe Children's dav
exercises at the Baptist Church took place
last sunday evening. Tho church was
beautifully trimmed with cedar. choice
plants and cut flowers. The music nv the
choir and the dialogues, Rotations and
concert readings We're rendered i'm n most
pleasing manner. Especial mention should
he made Of the march and song bv 12
girls also those by the boys. The church
was well filled despite the threatening
weather.
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WHIT ING.

Misses Isabel and Ella Whitock Of Bran
don visited at V. c. Kelseys last week.
The ball team went to l}ridport last Satur-
day. They scored L. to 10 in favor of the
uridports. The I3ridport team are expected
to return the visit Saturday Of this week.
IA large number. both old and young. en-
joNed the picnic at Lake Dunmore last
Saturday Miss Sylvia Bcccher of Hines
burgh is visiting her sister, Mrs r. Smith.
THE Rev. II. H. White and family visit
ed in Salisbury last week. Mr.. White
preached on Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid
were invited to meet with Mrs. Bertha
Whitney of Salisbury on Tucsday.-Mrs.
Charles June. formerly Miss Clara East
wood of this place. and now of Arlington.
visited in town this week.-Mrs.. H. NJ.
Parker visited at her brothers. +. II.
Clay's in Middlchury this wcck.F G.
Brown and n. w. Foster were delegates to
the convention held at Montpelier this
week.-AIiss Flora Smith. T.. A. Baldwin
and the Rev. II. II. White were among
those who attended the association at Mid
dlebury last week, and report a fine meet
1ng.
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RICHMOND.


The Aid Circle Of Kings Dauebters will
meet with and he entertained nv Nrs n A
johnson next Friday afternoon Mrs ~
II. Norton and Mrs + n Norton and son
are visiting friends in Ferrisburgb Mrs
Leonard SNYDER from Chicago is vteitine
her mother. Mrs. E,lihu Rates at ,be homo
of Mr. and Mrs NJ Al Rates n T.
briggs. aged "A years died at housewife
last Friday niob+ 90 Iri.,h,,, 1,s.ar '''N
4 very pretty wnddirsI took nl,ca Tb,rs
dav. June ~ ,t the church of Tho uoi,,
Rosary when Margaret r I.ave,Ie and " n
ert &. Berry were united In natrimon, ~,
the Rev Father Glvnn The hr;doerooid
was Mae +. Fender Of I-nderbi,l ana Nj,
Berry of Barre was hest man Tho hid,
wore a white chiffon dress and white b. =
and carried a pearl rosary and white car
nations The bridesmaid wore a white
chiffon dress over yellow a yellow hat n,d
also carried carnations Tho ueddin,,
march was plaved nv Mis-. Demo postuiol,
After the ceremony Tho wcdding ra,,,,
drove to the brides home in E,ast RoIton
where an elaborate breakfast vas served
to a number of friends who had g,tharod
to extend their hest wishes Thu u,oro ~ =,
recipients of MANY valuable and ,,ecf,,I
nreeorts r,hoir fni,,, 80 ~ "'' "a
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PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETS
Adjourned Annual Meeting Held at
Montpelier Officers Elected.

Montpelier, June 1S.-The adjourned 4lst
annual meeting Of the Vermont Press as
so'iatlpn was held at the Pavilion this
evening, about 20 members being present
The following officers were elected: Presi
dent, ii, r.. Parker; vice presidents. f. H.
Crane. f. a. Mutt; secretary and treas,
urer, l.. II. Lewis; executive committee
L. Is. Johnson c. p Sawyer, C. f. Fair
field.
President Parker made a short speech
faVoring the old method of holding a sum
mer outing, which shall be open to mem
bers ANA those outside of the profession
Mrs. > f. Brush, owner of the Cam
bridge Transcript and c. W. Labounty
Editor II, c. Whitaker of the Barre Tele.
gram, c. G. Lord of ,iroton Times II. C.
Shaw of Montpelier Journal and n. II
FERRY OF barre Times, were elected mem
beers OF the associations.
The constitution and bylaws were
amended so that the annual meeting can
bc held in the summer months at the call
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WINDSOR COUNTY,
SOUTH ROYAlTQN.

Mrs Wright and daughter who visited
at j. w. Bright's recently, have returned
to their home in Lowell Mass.-The Rev.
Wilmond Warner of Bethel, preached dit
the Congre gational Church, Sunday morn
ing, in exchange with the Rev. w. L.
Mann.-Mrs. j. T.. Badger is i'll at J. NJ.
Shepard s.-Miss Stella J. Slack of Man
chester. n. H.. was called here owing to
the death of her father and is with Mrs.
Lewis.-The graduating exercises of the
South Royalton High school were held at
the Methodist Church on Friday evening.
a large audience was in attendance and
many were obliged to o-away on account
of lack of room. The following is a list
of the graduates Is in number: Maud Abb
bott Florence Spaulding. Harold d. Fish,
Raymond e. Noycs. Ida Rowell. Cristel
Walker, Arlie Whitney, w. Ivanhoe Wood
worth. Mabelle Doubleday, Josie Sargent.
Mabelle Aldrich. Ernest L. Howe Elizabeth
a. Freeman, Ray E. Southgate. William
II. II. Hardenburg. The diplomas were
presented in few appropriate words by
Prof. +. *. Graves after which a banquet
was held at the Brightwood and the fol-
lowing toaSts were responded to- n. Pres
ton Dodge acting as POSTMASTER, athletics
| by Harold ID. Fish; our post graduates,
Isabella Martin classes still to come. John
l.. Phelps; our school and the public, Amy
l.. kibby. The following officers We're
elected for the alumni association, Lucy
Moore, president; Ray Davis. vice. prcs-
dent; n. Preston, secretary; William Har-
denburg treasurer.-N. II. Luckett has
rented the house and furnishings recently
vacated by Arthur Whitman Mr.. Whit
ham and family having gone to live with
Mrs. William Smith.-Atsses Winifred
aud Susie Briggs of Somerville, Mass are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Durkee. Mr..
and Mrs. Leon d Latham arrived on
Saturday afternoon, and are guests at i.
c. Lathams, whore they will remain
Through June.-The funeral of the late AL
den Slack, who died very suddenly was
held in Chelsea last week Monday. Inter
mcnt being in that place.-Miss Fannie
Slack of Burlington is with Mrs. Gertrude
Lewis.--Mrs. Hayward of Tunbrdge Wis
tied her parents here last wcck,-W. II.
Martin and daughter. Mrs. +. NJ. Sargent
left for Barre on Monday morning
and Mrs. A j. Slack Of Norway, Maine,
who We're visiting at Mrs. Julia Foster 5
left on Monday
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SHELBURNE.

The strawberry sociablc at the Methodist
Church parlors was well attended and
realized $50.
Prof. Charles Lee Tracy of New York
city Is home for his summer vacation.
Prof and Mrs. Theodore Hack of New
York city arrived in town for the sum-
mcr Friday night.
George Fobes of New York city is the
guest of Prof. Charles Lee Tracy.
DR.. +. II. Stoddard returned from at,
tending the American Medical association
at Saratoga Friday night.
All the schools in town except the Point
school will close Friday, June %. The grad
uatng exercises of the high school will be
paid the Palmer school house house va
ing, June 90.
At a meeting of the school directors Fri
day evening they voted to thoroughly re-
pair of Palmer school house during va
cation.
The graduating exercises of Shelburno
high school will be held at the Methodist
Church Friday evening. Following is the
class and programme: Graduates Cain
crime Il. Dubuc, Charles Rutherford Drew,
Ida Sarah Goddettc Margaret Wight
Harmon, William Bartlett Harmon, Mac
+. Isabelle Niece. Catherine Neary, john
Jay Tracy; class organization, president,
Mae T.. McGce vice president. Ida S.
Goddctte secretary. Margaret w. Harmon:
treasurer, Catherine r. Dubuc. The pro-
grammc is as follows: Invocation, Rev. NJ.
G. Cole; chorus, "Oh. youth is still the
season of delight" Mendelssohn. school;
Libraries. Margaret Wight Harmon
ECONOMY" Catherine Neary: "Navies,
Ancient and Modern" William b. Harmon
chorus, 90 r Blooming Meadows" Wekcr-
lin, school; The Philippine Question, s.
Ida Sarah Goddctte; "Our Martyr Presi-
dents Charles r. Drew; What is Itdu-
cation?' Mae f. MCGEE; violin solo. Fred
N1uDan. "A pcit I'm I IRA
''Naledictory," Catherine r. Dubuc;
presentation of diplomas, DR.. +. r. Stod-
dard; chorus, Song of May" Trauttenfels,
school.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Fire was discovered in the freight house
between midnight and l o'clock Sunday
morning. The alarm was given by an en-
sine and the Hose company soon re-
sponded. The fire was eXtinguished after
about two hours hard work. 1t had gain
ed considerable Roadway and the inside OF
the house quite badly Quilted, the east end
being the worst There was considerable
freight in the house which was badly
damaged by fire and water. The roof of
the building was burned through in sew
eral places The cause of the fire is un-
known. This is the second time it has
been on fire within three months.
horse driven by James Breen of I'm
dorhill Centre became frightened by the
electric cars near George Beachs place
Sunday morning. MIR. and Mrs Breen
were both thrown from the wagon. Mrs
Brecn was either run over by the wagon
or dragged some distance and was CON
siderably injured She was taken into Mr.
Bcachs house and "A doctor who was on
the car attended her Several of her teeth
We're broken, one shoulder was bruised
and she complained of pain in the chest
She was able to be taken TO her home two
hours later.
and will move his family here soon.-The
Rev j, s. Goodall of Essex Junction
preached for the Rev. Il. Il Herrick, whc
is laid up with an attack of the rheu-
matism.-Ray Austin was the guest OF
Miss Grace Clark Sunday.-George O'Con-
mel has finished work at the pulp mill and
gone to his home in New York State he
fore going to his new work In MillnoslSet
Mc.-Mr. Ayers. who has been spending
several months with his daughter. Mrs
L. D. Jesome, has returned to his home
in Minnesota,--Mrs.E T.. ID. Teachout ano
children of Essex Junction spent Sund ~
in town.-Miss Porter, who Is spending
some time at Camp Rich was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pratt over Sunday
Miss Ida Griffin and Miss Sara Scot,
with Miss Ardell Dimon of Sheldon have
gone to Magnolia Beach, near Boston, for
the summer.-'rhere was an ice cream so.
cial at Charles L. Parkers last Friday
evening for the benefit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church About 81 was realized
Henry Powell is home for the summer
vacation from the Holderness school In
Plymouth, n. ii.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
HINESBURGH.

Frank +. FInney says he is not going
TO New York city the first of July to pur.
sue special course in diseases of the eye
car and throat.
The funeral of Albert Ray was largely
attended from his late home Sunday after
noon. The Rev. G. C. Adams ohclatcd
and II. NJ. HUI was in charge. The bear
ers were a. l.. Cain, L. c. Ray, r. c. Miles
and George Love. The floral offerings
were many and beautiful Among those
present from out of town were O. +. Ray
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Miles. Mr.
and Mrs j. S. Patrick of Burlington, Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Cain, DIR. G.. +. Edmunds
Mrs. Byron Ray and Wright Ferguson of
Bristol l. c. Ray and Mrs. Louise Ray of
IShclburne.-A. $. Huh was on the sick list
last week.-'The Rev. MIR. Wells of Starks-
boro will preach at the Baptist Church
here next Sunday.-Miss Marjorie Ed
munds of Bristol has come to spend few
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Somcrs
Miss Florence Allen Is spending a few
days in Burlington.
The little three year old son of Robert
North fell into a spring near their barn
nd was drowned Thursday The funeral
was held Sunday.-Wilard Partch is build
ng now house on the site of his old one -
Edward Drinkwatcr is building a new
barn. 36x9o feet, and will have it ready for
aying.-The public schools close this week
An epidemic of measles has reduced the at
tendance for the last Quartcr.--Last week
Mrs. Frank Lavigne had an attack of YER
tigo and fell striking her head on the win
dow sill. She received serious injuries and
is i'll "A critical conditional new flag has
been raised over the Parker Housc.-The
delegates to the district convention are A.
u. Stcarns. G. d. Boynton. n. u. Partch
and NJ. ID. Tilley.-'fhe republican town
committee for the ensuing two years are:
+. O. Martin, G. w. Patrick and II. NJ.
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ADDISON REPUBLICANS
Nominations Made at County Conven-
ton in Middleb bury Yesterday.

| Middleburv June lS-The Addison county
Republican convention met in the opera
house this morning Chairman of tn,
county republican committee r. NJ. Chan.
man raped the meeting to order at 1851
Io'clock and Secretary +. w futile re:d
the call. John T.. Weeks and Ira II. La-
fellr of Micdleburv were elected chairman
and secretary. respectively In taking the
chair Judge Weeks made a pretty ac-
Acknowledgement and said that business was
ahead of pleasure and the work began. The
following are denominations: Judge COL
Inns of Ferrisburgh. sheriff Chairman High
Ballin RYDER. states Attorney Donowav
and Judge of Probate w. II. Bliss all of
,IidJ,aL1Irv and Judpe of L,,ohatn +, A
IJI1sscltine If Eristol The denomination nf
Mir Donnway bv ucclamntion without a
dissenting voice was a p,rsonnI vindication
of AIR Donaw.v's rondilct of tho ofiica md
u direct rob,ika of rho snirit and ,nathods
Itbat have bcnn o,.idnncrd and omnIoved in
att.n,oti,,,, "a rorI, nj dafnnt
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WINOOSKl.

| The commencement exercises of the WI
nocslI graded school took place Friday
in Corporation hall, which was packed
to the doors by friends and relatives of the
students. The following programme was
carried out: Music; reading, THE Drum
mer Boy" Asa S. Proctor; reading, The
Legend of St Christopher Mure S. Doug
lass; essay, "Woman's Progress" Evelyn
A. Holconbe; music; reading, Supposed
Speech of John Adams" William r. Too
Ian; reading. The Brown Dwarf of Ru-
gen. Alice A. Wardwell; essay Luck and
Pluck in the Worlds History" Helen Nc
Avoy; song, America for Freedom; reading,
ASLEEP at the Switch" Eta A. Allen:
reading, The Owl Critic" Helen F. King;
music. The diplomas were then conferred
upon the following graduates by Supern-
tendent of Schools H. V. Horton; grammar
school, Misses Eta A. Allen. Muriel S.
Douglass, Helen +. King and Alice A.
Nardwel, Masters Asa S. Proctor and
William T. Toolan. High school Missee
Evelyn A. Holcombe and Helen McAvoy.
There were also present on the stage Prin-
cpal a. NJ. Jones of the high school Mrs
a. NJ. LonerSan. principal OF the grammar
school and Messrs. John f. sullivan, Jo-
seph Couchon and +. j. White, member
OF the board of school trustees. The eXer-
Cises We're brought to a close by n class
song followed by music by the Berkshire
orchestra, which furnished excellent music
The burlington cotton mills were Obliged
to suspend operations Monday morning
owing to the high water which was nearly
I'VE feet above low water mark at their
plant
The marriage of Miss Esther Reeves of
Clayville, y. Y. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
+. w. Reeves of this place to Mr. Felix
feary of Utica. n. Y. son of Mrs. Cath
crime Geary of this place, is announced To
take place at Clayville. n. Y. July
| Deputy Sheriff L. w. Bsllou made one of
the most successful liquor searches yes
terday afternoon that has been made here
for some time. Armed with n search war
rant the deputy called on Joseph T. Lang
lois, a grocer on lower Main street and
searched his store but found nothing in
toxicating. But the sheriff was not TO he
| baked so easily so a visit was made Il
langlois apartments which are in the
rear of the LangloiS block at the corner
of Main and Centre streets He was there
rewarded by finding rs bottles of beer and
ten gallon key of whiskoy which he to ok
away with him. Tho proprietor of the
store, J. t.. I.anglos. ne placed in the iail
in burlington. Langlois secured bail lat (,
last evening and was released.
| A pretty church wedding took pi oe at
St Stephens Church at 80 o'clock ester
day morning, when Miss Cornelia rorier
and William H. y Maynard were married
by the Rev j. +. RAND in the presence of
large gathering of friends and relatives
Of the young couple The bride was at
tended as bridesmaid by her sister. Miss
Esther Porter and Louis Maynard. brother
of the groom, acted as best man. The
IShers We're Mcssrs Thomas Burke and
Eugene McGrath The bride was hecum-
ingv affirmed in gown OF white organdie
and carried roses. The bridesmaid wore
blue and carried carnations. Both wore
Ia
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first pagej

Estes Mrs. Homer Poland and Mrs. Frank
Brooks-Thc Rev and Mrs a. l.. Brand
went to Waterbury Friday to attend the
Free VIII Baptist quarterly meeting.-Mrs.
Lois Clark is spending a few days with
the family of her brother, Bert Sargent,
III Brstol-Mr. and Mrs. A. r.. Morgan
and daughter Mildred went to Alburgh
SprinoG Saturday for few days visit
Agnes Cushman, aged IL years, youngest
daughter of Or. and Mrs. a. j. Cushman,
died Thursday after an Illness of eight
months from rheumatism. The afflicted
family have the sympathy of the cummu.
nifty. The funeral was held Sunday from
the Methodist Church.
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Nellie Harbour is spending her vaca-
ION at home,-Mrs. Mum has returned to
or home in Ilinois.-The union services Of
asst Sunday We're well attended it being a
repotition of Chldren's daY-Mrs. f. T..
ToWner has returned from Willsboro. n Y
Miss Lottie Kingsland has returned to
er school in Weybridge- and Mrs. j.
T. Wright nave been spending a few days
IN Grown Point, n. Y.-The Rev w
\. Bacon assisted in the maria e
VI Miss Jennie Farnham of Shoreham
asst week-Misses Annie and Dora Leon
ard and Cora Wright and Messrs Hector
pnd Dan Leonard and Horace Lapham Of
Cream Ilill visited at ID. L. Rice's last
week Wednesday evening.
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NEW HAVEN.

Clayton M, Patrick of Burlington was in
town last week.-F. p. Royce and wife of
Westport were recent guests Of DR. G. r.
sanborn The annual meeting of the trus-
tees of Reeman Academy will he held at
the academy Tuesday afternoon. June "a.
Mrs Sarah Mason) Ross died very sud
denly last Saturday evening Of neuralgia
OF inc heart Mrs. Ross Is survived by a
husband and infant son only three weeks
Old mother and sister. Mr. Hoss has
the sympathy of the community in his
great afiiiction, The funeral wa held from
the congregational Church Tuesday at
10 p. m. The Rev. C.. II. Dutton onicInted
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COM M ERCIhL.
New York Produces Market

New York, June IS.
FLOTR-Receipts 800 bbls exports
1865 hbls, sales ll,40o pkgs, The mar
ket was steady and fairly active to-day.
Winter patents s4N0Q+10: winter straights
So 7Jg3s5. Minnesota patents 49, 500 4. 10;
winter extras s3.15a3.25; Minnesota bakers
So 15N330; winter low grades s2,95Q315
RYE FLOUR-The market was duh
Eair To- good s3,25d3 IS; choice to fancy
81 556i37O
WI f,AT-Receipts D,S75 bu; exports
$2550 bu, sales 1,57O,00 bu futures 80 600
bu spot Spot steady; No 2 red 7Siac ele-
Nator ana 79fSOc fob. afioat No | north
erm nMlmih Sic fob. atloat: No | hard
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

James S. Moody and wife have returned
lone after five days trip to Waterbury
30 the Free Baptist Observation-Disclosures
Post q a. r.. of Lincoln will meet the
Huntington post Wednesday. June rs at
Mat place.-rhc school in South Lincoln is
:loscd on account of mcasles.-J. f. Moody
vent to New Haven last Sunday with 80
calves and 80 hens. He has carried off over
900 calves since the first of April
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SALISBURY.

Miss Josephine Sturtevant of Fittsford is
visiting friends in town-Children's day
EXERCISES were held at the Congregational
Church Sunday cvening.-J. Barber of
1Tortonvllle is in town for a short time
The Rev Mr. White of Whiting preached
ct the Congregational Church Sunday
Mrs. George Whitmore of Ripton visited
at John DUMMY last week.
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trict. In Addison probate district two bal
lots We're necessary for a choice The pres
ent judge, W. H. Bliss, receiving - OF the
So votes cast to IL votes for his opponent,
a. w. Dickens.
The Addison county delegates showed
Enthusiastically that they are for license or
change in the present prohibition law.
The convention adjourned at 1890 p. n.
majority of those present going u The
State convention at Montpelier.
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ADDISON.

The Chidren's day exercises passed off
very nicely. Much credit is due Misses
Willmarthe, Spauldng and Palmer for
their work in managing Ill things Mrs.
Stickles spent last week in Ncrgennes at
her brother s.-NIrs. Goodrich from tho
north part of the state Is the guest of
Mrs. Huldah Clark. The Thomas brothers
have their new barn nearly completed
Little Stella Cross of PantOn spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs. Smith.-Nlrs.
sylvia Barber has gone to Cornwall to
spend the summer with her daughter Mrs.
llambln.--Jcssic Wilmarth is i'm Randolph
preparing for 4 course In the Normal
SCHOOLGIRLS. Fred Norton has returned
from Bcrkshire.-rhc Ladies Aid meet
with Mrs. Henry Palmer the 19th.--MrS.
Cornelia Sccgar is in poor hcalth.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Parsons of Randolph are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Southland.
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MILTON.

Leon d. Latham, Esq, and Miss Agnes
A. quinn, both of Milton. were married in
New York last week Mr., and Mrs. Latham
will go to South Royalton for a short time.
when they viii occupy the upper part Of
the Quinn residence in Milton, where they
will be Mt home after August |.
Mrs Emma W. Quinn who has been
gnnnllnr Iln xXinInr In uullin CnDr..L.
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington. June l6.--Nermont pensions:
Increase, restoration, reissue, etc, Tru-
man r. Stinehour. Highgate. SO