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town last Week.-Mrs. Mabel Smith has
entered the Randolph normal school,
Twenty dollars was realized at the supper
given by the Methodist ladies last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Moslcy have re-
turned to their home in Burhngton.-Mrs.
w. NJ Grandey, Mrs. Converse and Miss
Converse spent last Friday at j. G.
Moore's in Shoreham. Lulu Woods
has taken up her duties as teacher In a
graded school at Shelburne.- Mrs. " NJ.
Benedict and little daughter Beatrice are
spending some time in town.--Orson Sher-
hino, who works for o. T.. Converse, is en-
Dying two weeks vacation.--The barn
belonging to the tenant house of Hiram
Kinssland was burned last week together
with farming tools, sleighs and a large
quantity Of hay. Cause--a small boy with
a match-1hc several schools i'm town will
commence September =. The teachers for
tho several districts are as follows: Viii
lage. Miss Susan Watts: high school, Miss
Mary Hays, primary, Converse district,
Miss Kate McGinity; Allen district. Miss
Alice Burns; lake district. Edward No
Ginity, Hathorn district, Lee Palmer;
Eurwell district. Miss Jennie Brennan;
Myrick district Miss Mary Cline; Pratt
district. Miss Mabel BARLEY; Crane dis
trict, Raymond Fitch; Hamilton district.
RaWson Myrck
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WEYBRIDGE.

Nellie Hurbut Of North Bennington is
visiting al g. H. SpriEg's.-I.ucy Har-
rineton of Rutland is at her mothers. Mrs.
f.. Harrington's for a short time.-Mel-
lie SturteVant has returned from n week $
stay in Ticonderoga, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Twitchell of New York city are
spending their vacation at I, p. Twitchell $
The Ethan Allen band is to play three
days at the ADDISON county fair in Mid
dlebury this week. This band is becoming
quite popular.-The many friends OF
George Howe here as also in Burlington
will be pleased to hear he is able to he
out on the street after a long sickness
Charles Dodge of Proctor spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il.
Dodge.-Mr. Patenaude who has been car
ing for George Howe has returned to his
home in ADMINISTRATIONS Spriggs from
Addison is visiting her brother, G. II.
Sprygs.-f'anny Day of Addison has hecn
calling on friends in town.-Alrs. r. \.
Adams is expected home this week after
a ten days visit to friends in Rutland
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hINESBURGH.

Mrs. Orson Wright has gone to Elrod,
Neb., to visit her daughter Mrs. Chas. j..
Boynton.- Word has been received of the
death Of the Rev. Henry y. Cassavant III
Clifton Springs. N. Y. Mr. Cassavant was
brother of Mrs. Frank Lavagnc of this
town, and had many friends in this vi
entity, where he was born and where he
grew to manhood.-Mrs. Estclle Andrews
of Chicopee. Mass, is visiting at Curtis
Andrewss.-Mrs. c. NJ. Ferrin of Essex
Junction Is tho guest Of her sister Mrs.
Daniel Patrick.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Martin were in Pittsburgh over Sunday.
w. f.. Field Of Washington. D. G., is with
his family at "A. NJ. HUH s.--There was n
union temperance meeting at the Baptist
Church Sunday evening. Remarks were
made by the Revs France, Harris, Vraden-
burgh and Safford.-Miss Florence Allen
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs A. L..
Walker in Burlington over Sunday.-The
pail at the new town hall will take place
the evening of September II. The Howard
Opera House orchestra Of Burlington will
furnish music.
There was gathering of friends and
relatives at one of Mr.. Kenyon's cottages
at fIinesbursh pond on Wednesday of last
week. where they had an enjoyable time.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
carpenter of Jericho Centre. Mr. and Mrs
Chester Sherman and their son. David
sherman and Mr.. and Mrs. William W.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter. Mr..
aud Mrs. +. f. Sherman and little son Ar
thur and little daughter Maud, Mr.. and
Mrs e. c. Place and little daughter Ella,
all Of Huntington.
Miss Mary. Lyman Of New Hampshire is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lyman.-Mrs Il. II. Sears of Bur
lington has been visiting Mrs Margaret
GaffanN.-Mrs. Susan Ray is visiting her
daughter in Bristol-Miss Lucia Andrews
is spending few days in Burlington this
week -Misscs Alice and Flora Landon are
camping at Thompson Point Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Andrews are in town
for few days.-Judge j. II. Allen is at
tending county court in Huntington
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PAN TON.

party of young people consisting of
George and rillie Allen. Lydia Spaulding
and others are camping at Mile Point for
n few days.--Miss Susie Gaines left on
Monday for Montpelier, where she is at
tending schooL-Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
HanChett Of Mine"ille, n. Y, were giests
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hanchett, over Sunday.--John Bessctt
died on Tuesday Of last week OF heart
failure. The funeral was held on Friday,
the Rev. S. H. Myers, pastor of the Bap-
fist Church officiating. The remains were
taken to North Ferrisburgh for burial
The social at the Methodist Church on
Friday evening was success both socially
and financially. The literary and musical
programme was enjoyed by all present :
were also the refreshments Of ice cream
and cake The net proceeds were $50.
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CHARLOTTE.

. The people of this town appreciate the
distinction conferred upon them and the
town by the recent visit of President
Roosevelt to Secretary Shaw at Thomp-
sons Point. Large numbers of our Cit-
Zens were present Saturday evening to
greet the President and his party.-Miss
Emma 1,cavenworth has returned from a
short stay at Brant Rock, Mass.-Miss
Sarah Converse has returned from her
trip abroad-The check list contains about
$50 names. The schools generally COM
menced Monday.-A party of young la
dies, chaperoned by Mrs. w. W. Hig-
bee. spent a day on Mt. Philo last week.
The magnificent outlook from this spot
is being enjoyed by great many people
this seaSon.-NliSs Harriet and Ada Ed
wards of Richmond, spent Sunday with
Miss Naude Russcll.-The Ladies' AID
will hold their annual meeting for cler-
tion Of officers Wednesday afternoon in
the vestry.-Mrs. Anterior of Essex Jun e
ion has bee visiting Miss Harriet Root
and brothers.--Mr and Mrs Christian Van
Nlict OF Essex. have been visiting in
town.-Farmers are getting a great yield
from oats this year.-Miss Jessie Stockwell
and Miss Packard Of burlington spent Sun
day with Mrs. L. B. McNeil-Percy Pope
has returned to Chicago.-Mrs Horsford
md Mrs. Harrison have returned from Cd-
rago. Their sister Mrs. White is improv-
ing.-Mr and Mrs. Gillette. son and d2uEh-
ter of Southwick, Mass, have been visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs F. n. Horsford.-Cyrus
Horsford has gone to Northheld to school.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hazard is visiting AT her old
home. She has been in New York with
her daughter Grace, who has been re-
hoarsne in the Western company Of
Tlorodora. Saturday evening Mrs. Hazard
met her son Robert At the home of l, r
sister Mrs r. G. Whalley, in burlington,
where he arrived with the Presidents par
tY, for which he is special correspondent.
They go from here to Oyster Bay then IL
rect TO Chattanooga, Tenn. for five
days trip. Mr.. Hazard is to lcav" for his
vacation after the 18th and is to spend
il ut Charlotte and Burlington, and after
the first of October is to return with his
mother to their home in Washington
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Nellie Wilson has returned to Wor-
Cestcr. Mass.--Mrs. Sarah Swain. who has
been spending the summer with her broth
er. II. :. White. has returned to Spring
field Mass.-Miss Grace Crockett goes Fri
day to Amherst, Mass. where she has a
position as teacher-Edward Severance
and children are visiting in Elmore.-MrS.
Belle Smith has returned from two weeks
stay in BoSton.-Nlss Harriet MacBride
has gone to Johnson to enter the normal
school. -ENtcnsive repairs are being made
on the union school building.-MisS Carrie
Wright goes this week to Gardner. Mass,
where she is to enter the high school,
Miss Hazel Wilson enters the Burlington
hsh sohool.-Miss Evelyn Morrow has
gone to JctfcrsonVille, where she resumes
her work of teaching John Harmon
and daughter are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. W. Fay.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Place of ESSEX junction are visiting ut
Silas Cary s.-Miss Grace MacNcil has re-
turned from Jericho, where she has been
this summer. She leaves soon for Middle
bury, where she is to teach the coming
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?; csc elevator and e't,c fob, afloat OPP
tions closed firm at 1m2c net advance; May
closed SIC. Sept, 6sp66isc, closed 65.4c;
OATS Receipts 1890: spot steadier; No
CSC; track miXcd western 3Jo; track
white 3om PC. Options closed May Salci
Sept, 81 to 37hc. closed 374c; Dee. closed
tEED-Stcady; spring bran si9 5c02O.5O
middings sls.opq240o winter bran $lg OOGo
300; city sls.DalS.O
NV 5j"79c shipping; good TO choice 5000
Galveston 70 to s5 ibs Bc: ceiifof.
MIA n to e lbs lsc Texas dry - to 80
lbs lsc.
Wool The market vas quiet to-day.
Domestic fleece ga 30: Texas l6LD17c
BEEF--S Steady; family $l5 ma e %; mess
VIZ 1870; beef hams 81 0rft23O %; packet
slicDu 1900. city extra India mess $1,000
LARD-was steady; western steamed.
$3.50, refined firm continent sl095: s. A.,
sll.75; compound $500.
Family so oogy2o rs; short clear 319.ccq2l.oO:
BUTT ER-silghtly firm; creameries rs.
imitation creamery fgl9c; State dairy IN
CifFEsE-.Frrm; new State creamery
100 lo14c: large colored s@4gs7sc; large white
Ga,da7sc.
FtGS-Flrmi state and Pennsylvanil
&c western candled ls1ac; southwestern
i6Tl7lHt.
POrATOES-Easy; state and western.
15c4SL9; Lone, Island OcusL25; South
PETRO1It CM-Was steady; refined New
York t1.oo; Philadelphia and Baltimore
s. 81; do. In bulk $40
..TAI.LOW-Easy; city ts2 per PACKAGE
e4c; country pkgs FREQ easd514c
.COPPER-Was weak: brokers, $1,000
1lb0; exchange, sl1 i0U11 621k
t.
Invoice 20 q; mild firm; Cordova Salltsc'
Coffee futures opened steady with prices
70 points lower Sales amounted to ~ ~
bass including Sept &5.S5d54o; Dec. $50
Ian" t55: Fob, s.Gd5.G6; March s5.7plJ
NO: May IS; July S5qfN1595
StGAR-Raw was firm; fair refining
&c; centrifugal sc test 8 1880; mo-
!sses sugar csc! refined sugar was firm.
No. 6, $40; No. T. 100: No. g. s. 80; No g.
g rs; No 10. 81 SO; No Il aa75. No IL, ss7o;
No. 10. 30: No. "A. So 70 standard a. 81 35
confectioners "a 25; mound a. - 90 cut loaf
10; crushed SD: powdered H.75; gran.
ulated s. IS; cubes Aso
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Sarah Tebo of Burlington spent
Sunday in town, the guest of her mother.
Dr. and Mrs. William T. RILEY of Rich
nond visited at his home here Sunday.
Miss Mary Nc Nenzie returned To her
duties in New York Monday after a two
weeks stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James Mckenzie.
Leila Livermore of Hinosburgh is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Curler OF Richmond
spent Sunday in town, the guests of Mr.
Curriers' parents, MIR. and Mrs. William
Maitland.
Several farmers here have had their
grain threshed and report extra good
Yields oats yielding as high as GO bushels
per acre.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ulysses Smith of Brook
field formerly Of this place. visited az AL
sol Rollinss over Sunday, also Mr.. 'and
Mrs c. j. Smith of Hnesburgh.
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STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clifford and son
were in Bristol Friday.-Frdnk Smith and
wife spent Saturday In Montpelier b.
Howe, wife and son of Burlington visited
at F.. +. Wyman's last week,-A lmon
White was in the Queen City Saturday
Mrs Jessie Thompson Place is reported TO
be much better.--Fred Smith and family OF
Addison are visiting at Sidney Bushnell =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell returned
from Connecticut Tuesday, -Dan Cutting $
youngest boy fell while see-sawing and
injured his eye, cutting the eye lid so that
several stitches had to be taken. He will
not loose his eye sight, although it was a
very narrow escape.-E. r. Wyman and
family accompanied by John Mason and
wife are taking a carriage drive this week
to Danby.-Mrs. Clara Fisher of Bristol is
visiting his sister, Mrs Oin Ferguson.
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WILTON.

Walter Douglas of New Mexico has been
visiting his niece Miss Harriet Rogers at
her cottage at Camp Martin,--trank A.
Benham is visiting his sister Mrs. Karl
Phelps n New York city.-Alpha camp of
Modern Woodmen of Burlington will give
their play only a Woman's Heam" Tues
day evening, September ninth. under the
auspices of Amitie Camp SO3s Modern
Woodmen at the Opera House.-John Lam
aiss Jr, is home from Southbridge. Ma IS,
Milo NJ. Rood of Bangor, n. Y, is visit
ing his father and mother Mr.. and Mrs.
II. y. Rood.-The Rev. Edward Hungerford
of Burlington preached at the CongreEa
tional Church Sunday.-C. A. Pratt and
family have broken camp at Camp Rice
and are at their home in the villa &c. Miss
Della LaMarsh OF Burlington spent Sun
day at her fathers John La Marsh s.-Thc
pulp mill was shut down from Saturday
until Tuesday morning, Monday being La
Dor Day.
All the latest styles in new fall milln-
cry, at Mrs. ID. T.. Berkley's.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mrs " d. Varney is Ill with bronchitis.
Miss Mae McKellow has returned to
teach the higher grade of school in this
village.-Mr. Hopkins Of Waterbury visit
ed his son. DIR. Hopkins, recently,-Mrs.
james Morse is ill-Mss Belle Hin was
the guest of Mrs. Fuller over Sunday
Henry Halls people have returned from
camping at Malletts Bay.-Mrs. NJ. j. Rice
and Miss Emma Rice, who have been
spending a month here left for Chicago
Thursday.-The Rev. c. o. GIL and family
have arriN ed and taken possession of the
parsonage, which has been thoroughly re-
paired, Mrs. Wilkie of Washington, ID.
c., has been visiting at A. X. Morses.
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children Of Orange, N. j., have been the
guests of the Kew. and Mrs. c. n. Thomas
for several days.-J. w. Page made a
business trip to Huntington Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Doten of Burlington
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Hatch
over Sunday.-W. W. Hatch and Howard
Hasseltine played with the Ethan Allen
h nd at Rutland Morday.-A hundred
tickets were sold here Saturday night for
the Presidents reception and Clement
rally at Burlington.-The Young Woman's
w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs. J. n.
Rider Friday afternoon. September s.
Mrs Charles Weed of Hnesburgh was tho
guest of Miss Helen Weller last Friday
Miss Jennie Shorwin will teach the fall
term of school in Downngsvillc in Lin
coins. NJ. Goff reports the morning tent
pcraturc for August as follows: highest,
"a degrees, lowest. A. degrees; average, "a
degrees average for August 1901 s1is de-
grces; rainfall. 510 total rainfall from
April to September |. 1853 inchcs.-D. l..
Layne has taken o. q. Bicknclrs place rs
delivery clerk in McDonough's store.-J.
T.. Whitney and II. c. are home from
burlington to vote.-E. II. b. Chaplin and
son Of South FraminEham, Mass. are
guests of MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. small.-F.
". Nash has sold his stock of clothing
and dry goods to the Raymond syndicate
of Boston.
c. NJ. Snedon and Hermon Hasseltinc
have returned to their Medical studio III
Baltimore, Md.-Nr. and Mrs. Bert Chase
of Manchester. n. H.. are guests of Il. d.
Chase and famly.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Bee s of Hartford, Conn. are visiting in
town for a few days-Miss Ella Norton is
ported as a little improved. Roy Jacobs
has secured a position as clerk in F.. Is.
pattersons store.-Letters advertised in
the Bristol postotiiCe September |: Mrs f..
A. Barton, Mrs. Charles Delphia. Frank
rker-Walter Tabor of Waitsfield is IN
town for few days.
The following justices were elected: VI.
=. Sherwin, f. w. Shattuck, F. II. Pal
mer, r. n. Hill. f. f. Steadman II. S.
Summer, G. l.. Hasseltine, W. G. BinG-
ham, l.. o. Chapir J. w. Haskins.-M".
and Mrs t. l.. Hatch of Salem, n. Y. are
guests of relatives hcre.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Ford of Warren visited recently,
and Mrs. Clark Ford is now Il guest Of,
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Ford.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET,

New YORK, Sept 3
BEE VFS--Receipts Eggs; steers STEADY,
70 voc higher bulls and cows duh 10 to $50
lower; several cars unsold steers S3j To
{t.uy, oxen $3.50; bulls $50 to S5g5: cows
I.71 to $40: stockers s3.21 to s375: cables
STEADY; exports i1j5 quarters If beef.
CALNES-Rcceipts 2,SS7: Veals PC lower.
grnssers and buttermilks easier: few lots
unsold; veals $3.50 to s. 1872; choice s. %;
few tops $50; grassers and butterrnlks
s. " to $3.50 westerns 800
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rereipts p Dnj
head; 42le cars on sale; sheep slow good
handy sheep fun steady; prime and choice
lambs steady. others dull and easier; three
cars unsod; sheep SL75 to 81 40; few choice
to extra 40 to 500. culls 500 to sl5n;
lambs si.@7lt to $3.50; choice and extra g. %
to $50. culs $50
IlOCtS-Receipts 53iS: slow: State hogs
81. 2j to 49, mixed westerns $50 to s7OO
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ST. GEORGE.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T.. Hinsdill on the 3Oth.-Mr and
Mrs. NJ. W. HinsdiH and Mr. and Mrs
James Milham and Walter Mckenzie
went to Burlington Saturday afternoon to
see and hear President RooseVelt-Mrs.
Addie Libbey and two children Of Brook
lyn. N. Y, are visiting at H. s. Isham's, -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence, with their
daughters, Mrs. Noble. Mrs, Wright and
Miss Matte, are camping at Thompson
Point, Charlotte Lawrence of
Chicago is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lawrence.-Mr. and Mrs
James Miliham and Mr. and Mrs. ii. II.
Tilley Will drive to Underhill the 4th to at
tend the district convention OF the W.
X. c.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. A. d. Bradford Of Greenheld,
Mass, has been spending few days with
Mrs. Clara Howe.-Mrs Mary Balch Is
visiting relatives in Richmond. Miss Nell
lie Field went to Johnson Monday, where
she will enter the normal school liam
r. Williams returned to Mortified Mon
day.-Miss Linnie Curtis was in burlington
over Sunday.-Mrs. NJ NJ. Remington re-
turned from visit I'm Essex Juntion Mon
day.-NIrs. +. Il. Wilkie of Denver COL is
the guest Of Mrs. l.. +. Wllbur.-Ms s
Grace Mead of Burlington is visiting
friends in town.-Mrs. G. w. Plauck re-
turned from visit in Fairfax Wcdnes-
day.-Mr and Mrs. c. c. Buxton of Jones'
vile spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Miss Isabel Cochran returned to school at
johnson Monday.-Miss Eta Albce OF
Middlebury and Miss Ruth Selleck Of Rut-
land are Visiting at +. w. Curtis's.
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
uNDERHlLl.

Henry McNulty has returned from a
visit with relatives in Middlebury.--
and Mrs, d. q, French Of New York city
are passing a few days with Mr. and Mrs,
+, w. Church, Chester Bakely is home
from St Johnsbury. Miss Cunningham Of
Worcester, Mass. Is visiting at the home
of Patrick Reynolds.-The fall term OF
school at Underhll Center opened Mon
day with Miss Nellie c. Magennis of Bur
lington as teacher.
Walter Russell, a man over Sc years OF
age. was attacked Friday evening by a
vicious bull He was thrown down and roll
led over upon the ground, but Mrs John
Russell, his sons wife, bravely came to
the rescue, with pitch-fork and succeed
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VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Moun-
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
The winooski Valley, viliasesup North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores Of White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDl.EBURY.

MONDAY being Labor dav business was
~ stamdstilI ss tho stores and mills urre
oil closod About o.oO a m. the Marble
Nvorkers' Union under Marshal BALDWIN
.ud assistant marshal. L. \. Bawkcr with
ia men in line headed bv the Ethan Allen
Lard Of V-evhri,ipa marched through Main
stree, and hack to the dcpot where they
took the train for Rutland TO take part in
Tho Labor dny cclebration.
rh. r,n,nius Of w 1 tullcr n former
resident. was brought here Tuesday morn
i,e. from \yulliurford and taken ia West
,omctcrl for ntcrmont in the family ulnt
Air Fulior was a former owner of the Mid
i, -. t,ouia,or ,L,,,, ~ ,.oor. ,,. H.
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COM NJ ERClAL.
New York Produce Market

New YORK, Sept. 3.
FLOCR-Recelpts %, sA barrels to-day.
Winter patents S. 60di3, 90; winter strajghts
So i0q3 90; winter extras S,0sd3 %: winter
low grades 81 scn30 Minnesota patents
SO S0I54 90; Minnesota bakers 50. l5a33a
RYE FLOUR-The market was quiet
Fair to good sS-l5g34O; choice TO fancy
81 5od6 10
WI !GAT-Receipts 2Sa ldO bu; spot firm.
No. 2 red TIC elevator, No. 2 red 1913, c
fob afoat, No. l northern Duluth SoIc
TO b. adoat; No hard Manitoba Si4c
cob. ahoat The clos1 was frm and 7bil
la,c ret higher; May 747sn7i,sc, closed
To- a7Ss4c, closed 1880.
CORN-Reneinls 81. 500 bu. SPOT firm: No.
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WHIT ING.

Mrs. Carrie Casey is visiting her sons
in Providence, r. l.. this Week.-Mrs.. Jeu-
ME Hack and daughters of Brandon spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. Caseys
home.-Mrs. Susan Parker of Shoreham is
visiting relatives in town.--Mr. and Mrs
Albert Richie of Buffalo, n. Y, were
guests of Mrs. Kate Ketcham last week.
The hitting nine or base ball team, were
invited to play in Orwell with that team
last Thursday and won the game. They
were handsomely entertained and enjoyed
n pleasant day.-Mr. Harry Taylor OF
Everett, Mass, was at E. D. Collnss last
week. Mr., Edward Casey is very sick at
his sisters home, Mrs. Louisa Freeman s.
Sanford Kelsey was at home Sunday.
He is working in Bristol in the Herald Of
flee.
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WESTFORD.

Miss Ida Tuthill returned TO Long Isl
and Wednesday, Miss Nellie Osgood is to
teach this fall in South Hero. Miss Lizzic
c. Allen went to Lynn Friday night whe,e
coming yoar.-John Ballard is to move into
John Aliens tenement house this week.
Mrs. f. W. Grow who has been i'll for
several days, is improving. Mr.. Grow has
also been sick during the past week -
George Hall has returned from Elizabeth
town. \, Y.-Nlsses Marcia Irish. Flor
ence and Media Rice spent last week in
Charlotte.-Mr. and Mrs. Harley Beach
and son have been spending a few days
in town.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY
BENNINGTON.

William H. Park, formerly of this place
but now OF Boston, has sold a tract of 24OJ
acres Of ember land known as Pine VAL
ley. and lying in the town of Woodford
and Searsbugh to Fremont d. Wright OF
Auburndale, Mass. The price paid was in
the vicinity of $4,000. The land is covered
with a heavy second growth of spruce.
" hich will be ready to cut in five or six
years. Mr.. Wright is heavily interested in
the lumber business in Boston.
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Yours very truly.
j. S. BACHE Il co.


REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
BY rounding out the years youth gets
fat.
Love thy neighbors as they love them
selves.
The safest thing for a man to do who Is
afraid OF getting married is 10 fall In love
with several women.
woman's instinct makes her as sure
that burglars have tried to get in the
house "a il they had left their cards
You can never make woman beifeve
that the best way to play whist Is not 70
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