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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-07-31
Cracker Cruel.

Poor a cupful of boiling milk over
six teaspoonfuls of fine cracker
crumbs. Add one-fourth of a tea
spoonful of salt, boil up once together
and serve Immediately. Do Lot
eweeten.- Housekeeper.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-07-31

n Z. ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Taze-
nIwell, Va. Win practice in the courts OF Taze-
well county and the Court of Appeals at Wythe-
vile. Collecting specially.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-07-31

nEo. w. ST CLAIR, ATTORNEY AT LAW
UTazewell, Va. Practices in the courts OF Taze
well and adjoining counties and in the Supreme
Court of Appeals at Wytheville Particula: at
tention paid to ths collection OF claims. once
Stras building
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-07-31

4 8. HIGGINBOTHAM, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
d. Tazewell, Va. (0fice mp stairs in Law Build
ing) Practices in Courts of Tazewell and ad-
Joining counties, aud in Court of Appeals of Vir-
GINA.
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CHAPMAN & GILLESPIE,
LAWYERS,
TazeWell, YirSinia,

CoURS:-razewel and Russell counti.e,
Va, Court of Appeals at Wytheville, Va,
and Circuit Court Of Mcdowell county, W.
Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-07-31

HENRY 4 GRAHAM, LAWYERS, Tazewell, Va.
101iee in building near Court House K. K.
HenrY. S. c. Graham.
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County Court.

County Court.
J.H. Stuart, judge; t. f. George, clerk
Terms ofcourt-Tuesday after Sd Monday
In each month.
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Contagious /! I 4
Blood pOISO|

using the same toilet articles, or otl
who have contracted it.
II begins usually with a little
groins, aired eruption breaks out on
the body, sores and ulcers appear
In the mouth, the throat becomes
liberated, the hair, eye brows and
lashes fall out; the blood becoming
more contaminated, copper colored
splotches and pustular eruptions and
sores appear upon different parts OF
the body. and the poison even des
s. S. 8. is a Specific for this Loaf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWlCk,

Mrs. Thomas Halrosa of Barre is visit
ing her sister, Mrs NJ. r. Phillips.-The
Rev G. l.. Wells and wife are visiting in
Newbury for a few days.-Burt Wells ha
moved his family into the Tucker house -
Mrs N. II. Lane and daughter of Boston
have beer visiting at the home OF w. II.
Danforth.-I. X. Kent. who has a position
on the editorial staff of the Youths Com
panion in Boston. has been visiting his
parcnts.-J. w. Campbell of the east pat
of the town has sold his farm 10 Ferd ILL
of Walden.-Nern AinSworth has mov
into Mrs. Ada Daniels's new house IN
Dewey street.-A union temperance meet p
ing was held in the Baptist Church Sun
day evening. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. w. G. Clark-The remains of
Mr. Farr, father Of Mrs Irving Norcrosi
of East Hardwick, were brought here for
burial Friday.
John Stewart and his sister. Miss Jessie
have been in burlington. where they met
Mrs. Stewart who has been visiting III
South Hero for a week.--A union temper
ence meeting was held in the Baptist
Church Sunday evening. very interest
ing sermon was preached by the Rev. w.
e. Clark of the CONGREGATIONAL Church,
Special music was rendered by the choir
Miss Grace kimhall and Miss Lance. Of
Cabot have been spending few days at
O. O. Kimball s-AIrs. Joseph Davis has
returned here after an absence Of two
years, spent with her daughters in Lowell,
Nass.-1'he Rev. j. A. Dixon has gone to
Montpelier to assume his Legislative du-
ties.-The funeral of Judson Loveioy was
held Tuesday afternoon at her late home.
Mr. Lovejcy has always lived in Hard
wick and was a very industrious farmer
and a man highly esteemed by all. He Is
survived by a wife and one son, Henry,
to mourn his loss.
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81. GEORGE.

The many relatives IN the vicinity of
Mis-, are panied to hear of her death,
which took place at $40 r. m, September
-. Mrs Clark was the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Homer and LIMA Isham
Bassett and a native of Williston, going
to Wisconsin with her parents when quite
Young. She married Charles Clark of Oak
Grove. who is a prosperous and progress
sivc farmer.
Mrs Horace Moore Of Burlington Ia
visiting with Mr.. Henry Lawrence and
family.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Pecor of
Montpelier, who are on a carriage drive
q bout the state, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Milham last Saturday.
Mrs Pecor is a sister of Mr. Millham.-
Mr. and Mrs Clark Small of Essex visited
with Mr. ana Mrs NJ. W. Iiinsdil last
Sunday. Their daughter. Miss lime, and
granddaughter, little Nora Hinsdill, who
have been visiting in town the past two
weeks returned home with MIR. and Mrs.
Small.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardson
of South Burlington were the guests of
the Misses NoonanS on Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs Nat Partchor are taking car
county and will visit in Vergennes and
Bristol.-Miss Lena Forbes of Williston
village visited with Miss Alice Isham on
Saturday-Mrs. j. V. s Isham of Pots
dam, ". Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
w, W. Place near Lake Iroquois, Hines
bursh
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MONKTON.

This sacrament of tho lords supper will
J., observed at the church at East Monk
ton next Saturday morning, The servi-
ccs at Barnumtown will be omitted next
sunday evening. so the people can attend
union service at the Boro, at which a
tolorcd lady will speak.-Mrs. Edward
C""row and daughter, Rernice visited
l"r mother. Mrs. Meadcr several days re-
tly.--Curtis Morrill, has gone TO Shell
turc. he will work for Daniel Meader.
H. { Parker of Hineshurgh. was in
."n last week. with Humane Officer
FULLER of Burlngton.-Guy Collins who
haS been visiting relatives here for the
l.st i've weeks left for his home in
J va. Monday night. +. Mech was
f.: Starksboro Saturday where he pur-
chased several cows for his farm In East
rloukton. Mr.. Mech has rented his farm
/. Abe Shepard, who will soon take pos
sossion.-Among those registered at the
1.add House Monday were: ]. S. Flint,
turnc. and A. l.. Weber. of New York
Miss Virginia Collins visited in Whiting,
the past week.--L. O. Cha pin of Bristol,
rHs i'm town Sunday calling on friends
,7r and Mrs Nat Parchcr of St. George,
tstod in town Saturday and Sunday
Fred Tracy of ST. George, and Walter
f1'sor of burlington wore in town on
business Friday.-Mrs. w. C. ponahue and
~. len Gee visited at T. E. Donahue 5
n i!ineshurgh Saturday.-Mrs. William
VT. the negro lecturer, will speak in
70 BAPTIST Church Sunday afternoon at
,'u p. m-Among those sick in town are
Frank Eich and John Fuller.-A daugh-
e." If John Nash's was taken to Burlirg-
ON Wednesday by DR. r. G. Wis"l,
7ore a very successful operation was
1Cl formed in her throat by pr. Twitchell.
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LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE JOHN
son STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

The Johnson state Normal school opens
its 36th year with nearly 30 new students
and with an attendance much larger than
at any previous time in many years. En-
tensive repairs and improvements have
been made in the buildings. including a
complete equipment for laboratory work
in the sciences, built on a model widely
used in the leading schools of the country.
Handsome tables, provided with long lead
'sinks and with drawers and lockers for in
dividual use. give opportunity for large
classes to do experimental work in sci
cnce new room has also been fitted up
for the use of the drawing classes. The
practice department is under the charge
81 Miss Sarah r. Palmer, formerly train
ing teacher in the New Britain Conn,
Normal school Each member of the sen
ior class is expected to teach two hours a
day for half a year, under careful super
vision. Other new members of the facul-
ty are as follows: Miss Eliza e. Coe, for
morly teacher Of English at the Randolph
Normal school; Miss Ruth b. Fisher a
graduate of the University of Vermont
formerly teacher OF science In the s. hools
of Minneapolis. The names of the new
students are given below by counties
Caledonia county-Barnct Ruth A. Hoyt
Danville, GLADYS l.. Smith, Sadie r. smith
Lyndon, " inifred II. Batohelder, Clara J.
Goss, Roswell l., Wilmarth: Sutton, Har-
~ y. Nllldlu, tllll ltnutl tounly-boll'l
Anna f.. Allen, Colchester, Harriet +,
Mcbride; Hinesbursh, Dora NJ Gates
Mary A. Goprags; Huntington. Daisy \
Kenyon Jericho. Nellie c, Field; Willis
ton, CYNTHIA J. Bradley; Underhill, Flor
erCe II. Terrill Essex county-Canaan
Ruth V. Hovey. Franklin county-Berk
shire Celestia F. Gates; Fairfield, Bessie
q PrinEe; Franklin, Lavinia NJ Gallup
Cora L. Whitney; Georgia, Edith +. New
ton: Hiehgate, Eda NJ Dunton; Mont
pomerv, Flora L. Gilmore, Agnes f, |
Dodge: Swanton Pearl A, Ricard Grand
Isle county-Alburg, Lois r. Martin, la
noble county-Cambridge aienna II. Per
! ry; Johnson, Ida J. Barnard MOrristown
Lily A. Smith: Stowe, Ina NJ. Culver
Orleans county-Craftshury. Julia A
Reed; Glover, I,ennie NJ. Beach. Lima h
Gilmour; Greensboro Lula b. Austin, Ma
! bel n. Edison; Holland, Jennie \. l.ackoy
/ lrasbursh, Carrie II. Fisher; Troy, Edith
| r. Chamberlain, Clara j. Parkhurst
| Alice Rogers, Helen f, Rogers; Weetheld
! Alma Jacques, Bessie NJ. Root. Washing
ton county-Calais, Lillian T.. Slayton, Ada
c. Taylor; Woodbury., Myita A. Fair.
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Passed Gravel Stone
as Large as a Pea.
Roversford. Pa, ApriI 10Th. 1902

Roversford, Pa, April 10Th. 1902
Or. Kilmer d CO., Bnghamton, n. Y
Gentlemen had been A sufferer from
kidney trouble for about years with pain
in side back and head. about 8 or S montha
ago ! concluded to try a bottle of DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root. To my surprise ex-
pcrienced decided relief before | had
taken half of the bottle, and one morning
passed a gravel stone as large as pea,
which ! still have in my possession and
will be pleased to show to any one who
doubts the efficacy of this wonderful rem
edv. One month ago, finding some of the
old symptoms returning | purchased SOC.
bottle Of Swamp Root at Or. Moreys
Drug Store, asd before I had taken one
fourth Of it found in the vessel which I
had Voided during the night, teaspoonftd
of small gravel stones and sand, tho
passing of which was Immediately followed
by relief
JESSE s. RtTTERFTELD.
] am well acquainted with Mr.. Butter
field and know that the above statement
is true in every particular
DIR. MOREY, Druggist.
For a sample bottle of swamp Root by
mail free write Or. Kimer & Co.. Bing-
hamton, n. Y. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name. Swamp Root, DR.
kilmer's swamp Root, and the address
Binehamton, n. Y, on every bottle.
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UNDERHlLl.

Madame Gautier went to Swanton on
Tuesday for short stay-A telegram on
Saturday announced the safe arrival at
Seattle Of Mr. and Mrs. Nj. I. Washburn
on their way from their summers stay
at Dawson, Nome St Michaels and other
places on the Yukon RIVERA special
meeting of the w r. G. was held at G.
A. r, hall on Tuesday evcning-.Mrs
Mary Lane and Miss Olive Lane are t.
keep house this winter in the house of the
Misses Phoebe and Mary Powell Miss
Powell will spend the winter in Burling-
ton.-It is reported that Misses Sadie Hale
and Maude Edwards will spend the win
ter In Florida. Miss Mary Bates of Bur
lington is spending a few DAYS with her
sister, Mrs. f. 5. Whitcomb.-A little
daughter arrived at the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Mcbride on Wednesday Of
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Hawley
nre contemplating removing to the Ira
Iawlcy farm about the first of October -
Mrs Auralia Edwards OF Cambridge Is
caring for Mrs M cBride.-The base ball
game between the Essex Junction and I'm
dcrhill mines resulted In favor of Essex
Il to ., There were two innings more due
the Undcrhill boys, however unplayed ON
Continued on 9th pagel
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LEICESTER,

Miss J. A. Dow's house is being newly
painted.-Mr. Kidder is building silo.-,
Nj. B. Persons corn harvester is at work.
C +. Kendall Of Shoreham was in town
saturday ON business. Julia Brown is
home on a vacation.-Miss Fanny Wallace
of Sudbury visited at New Barkcr's last
week.-J c. Horton has gone to Bellows
Falls. where he has been employed to work
for the Vermont Farm Machine company.
Mrs. +. Durham and daughter Florence
who spent the summer at B.H Adens have
returned to their home In New Jersey.--B.
II. Alden, general agent for ID. II. Co.,
was al home this week.--B. w. Person has
recently sent to Pennsylvania and pur-
chased thoroughbred Jersey calf-Miss
Grace Wheeler. who is boarding at Wal
lace JOhnSOn'S was sick last Weck.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Peter Label has sold his farm to II.
Brown, town agent at Winooski, who eX
poets nephew from White River June
ton to take possession of 1t. Mr. Label
and family go to Barre.
The hail in the upper part OF the juno
ton house recently bought by Henry
Root, is to have a new white maple floor
and be put In fine condition for dancing
parties and entertainments. hallway is
to be built from the front door in the lower
part and will extend to the back of the
building, where stairs will connect 1t with
the han. Messrs. Nichols and Parker are
doing the work
Capt, w. II. Humphrey of this village
has been commissioned as postmaster at
Fort Ethan Allen. He received the com
mission Monday morning. postoffice
at the fort will be new feature the
mail there heretofore having come to the
office in this village and taken to that
place by a messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight T., Slater are Wis
itinr at Capt w. H. Humphreys, Mr.,
and Mrs, Slater are soon to move from
Burlington to Warren, X. l., whore their
daughter, Miss Donna Slater, is teach
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page.)

was home over Sunday.-Miss Lucy Chat
fee Of Shclburne is visiting her sister. Mrs
II. T.. Washburn Mrs. Henry Hathorne
was a recent guest of Mrs. w. II. Partch.
- Ira J. Ernest broke a bone in his left
j nd while loading apples Saturday,
Smith Rose got caught in n thrcsh'ng
machine Saturday and his left arm badly
w"cnched and cut. A l.. Robeau caught
him and pulled him away from the en-
gino, and savel him from more serious
injury.--Mr. AMI Nrs. y. A. Rolcau and
NJ. and Mrs. Sherrod Brown leave Sat
uday to attend the g. \. II. cncampmcnt
at Washington. u. G. They expect to he
gone n week or 10 dayH.--F. Nj. Iartch
waa at home over sunday Mrs. V. M
Irncdict and daughter, who have been
' .iting in Bridport for the last three
weeks. returned home last weok.-William
w. flnman returned from visit to
Ch.zV NJ Y Tuesday.
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WESTFORD.

The members Of the band will give a
dance in the town hall on Friday even
ing, October third.-In the absence of Mr.
I.oehlin, the Rev. Mr.. Brigham of I'm
derhill preached in the Congregational
Church Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs c. +. Ma
comber went to Johnson Saturday tC
spend a few days.-Miss Drake of MORA
n. y. spent a few days with relatives
In town last week.-The Ladies' Social
circle will hold a meeting In the church
Iarlors Wednesday afternoon.-Thc wed
ding of Miss Emma Gilbert and Fred
Thompson is to take place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Allen Il. Gilbert on Wod
Ii SdaX afternoon II % IN.
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WEYBRlDGE.

Norbert Goodrich Of Portland Conn, is a
guest AT the rev. w w. Smith s.-M y.
Fakcr returned on Monday from few
DAYS visit to his daughter. Mrs. H. A.
clark. at st Alhans.-The delegates from
tn" LEGAL Christian Endeavor society to
IN" convention at Cornwall last week were
liner Wright, Arthur Freegard. Misses
futh Smith and Edna Atkins - Miss NIillio
S'1rtevant has entered the employment Of
MIS-. Lawrence, millinor, at Middlebury.-
Miss Grace Howe, who was seriously i'll
with pneumonia at l.. O. Thompsons last
"cok, is improving. The Rev. and Mrs.
r ". Thompson attended the Christian
IoGeavor convention at Cornwall last Sat
n'daY.-A party of soldiers from Fort
than Allen have heen camping in town
the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cole
are attending Silver Lake campmeeting.
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RICH MOND.

The several circles of Kings Daugh
ters in Richmond and vicinity are invit-
cd to meet at the Methodist Church in
in Wiliston Friday the third of october
to transact important business.-Mrs.
Seeey of MidleblTy. is the guest of her
son, Or. Sceley.-The new dam across
Huntington river at Robinson's mill is
n bout completed. The timbers at the
bottom arc bolted to the bed rock, all
across the stream and ccmonted by the
best cement that can be obtained a
new foot bridge is built over the chasm
30 feet below.-Mrs. Ella Sloane of South
Omaha, Neb.. is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Mason. her mother for few days. Mrs
Mason is expected to go home with her
daughtcr.-A troop of cavalry passed
through the town on their way to Essex
Junction, last Saturday, having attended
the fair at Northfeld.-Mis May Sowles
and Alton Phillips were united in mar
rilge at the residence of the brides par
ents Monday evening by the Rev. Theo-
dorc Holmes. Friends of both the con-
tracing parties were present. The happy
couple go to New York for their wedding
trip.-Mrs. Edward Benham of Brook
field is the guest of Mrs. Mary Mason.-
Mrs. S. c. Hayford of Montpelier was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Higey
last wcek-Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Freeman
and Ford Freeman went to New York
last week.-The engine at the underwear
factory was disabled two days last week,
but a machinist from New York made it
all right.-Scveral persons were called to
Montpelier last week to testify in the
bigamy suit of Jesse r. Norton but as the
case was put off for a season, the wit
nesses were not us.ad.-Mrs. Ella Hall
Martin of Boise. Idaho, has returned
home-Mrs. S. f. Andrews is spending
a few days with her children in Barre
and Waterbury.-1hcre was a very pref
ty wedding al Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Pine 8
last Wednesday evening at o'clock,
wnen her sister, Miss Lillian kempton
and Phillip Sudarshy were united in
marriage by the Rev Theodore Holmes.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flow ers and ferns. The wedding
march was played by Miss Emma Rich
ardson, where. under a canopy of green
ferns they stood during the ceremony.
The bride was prettily sowned in white
muslin, wore a necklace of pearls and
carried a boquet of white roses. Refresh
monts were served after which the we'd
ding cake was cut and distributed. They
were the recipients of many tokens OF
regard. They left on the midnight train
for acknowledgements elect NJ. S,
VI hitcomb, wife and two children went
friends-Thcre will he a harvest festival
| at the Congregational Church Wednes-
day, October S, afternoon and evening
tea at SIX. entertainment in the evening,
followed by n sale Of vegetables.
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ing as assistant In the high school. She
teaches French and German.
Mrs. l.. Il. Hopkins representing the
W. C. 4. T.. and Miss Anna Palmer,
Miss Alice Il. johnson and Miss Pearl
Tcachout, representing the VS., went to
Rutland Yesterday to attend the State
meeting of the organization.
Mrs. G. NJ. Rice is making arrange
ments for IA series of meetings on the
camp grounds owned by her. The meet
ngs will begin tomorrow evening and
continue until October r. inclusive Good
speakers have been secured and every
body is cordially invited
Mrs. n. y. snyder went to Plattsburgh
last evening to join her husband, Major
SNYDER.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Baldwin and William
Green attended the fair at Mortified last
week.-Mrs. Minnie Butler of Barr, visited
friends here last Weok.-Fred Morrill, and
MISS Lillian Liberty were married Septem-
Der %, by Justice Warham Brewster-Nlrs.
Sidney Gilett of Essex visited at G. w.
Brewster's last Friday.-Mr and Mrs An
drew llallock of South Starkshoro visited
relatives here last weck-Mr. and Mrs. e.
w. Ellis returned home Tuesday. They
have spent the summer visiting friends in
Nebraska Iowa and lllinos.-Mrs. Charles
Morgan is visiting her sister, Mrs. Royal
Gorton.-Mr Laura Haskell is visiting
her sister Mrs Sophia Dixie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
HUNT

Mrs. Fay Pierce has returned from a
several weeks visit in Enosburgh,-Mr
and Mrs. Quincy Thurston are receiving
congratulations upon the arrival of n son
born Sept. 26.-Mrs. Mary Wyman is stop
ping in Richmond for a short time,-E. ii,
O Brien of Rutland was in town over
Sunday.-,Mrs. NJ. NJ, Wyman will enter
tain the Kings Daughters. Wednesday,
October S.-Russell Johns has on hand a
stalk of corn on exhibition at. G, W.
Sayles store which measures 10 feet II
inches in height.-Mrs, Jesse Pierce is in
very poor health.-E. II. Van Dusen is
engaged in II. w. Nortons mill for a
short time sorting clapboards. Mrs.
Frank Strong and Mrs. George Norton
went to Thompson's Point to stay over
Sunday
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BRIDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Sunderland have re-
turned from their visit tn Massachusetts
Mrs r. L. Converse and Mrs. w NJ
Grandry are spending the week in Brock
tor, Mass.-Mrs. -. f.. Rice and son spent
met week Thursday and Friday In Rich
Nll'o-A few from town attended the En-
C"uVor convention at Cornwall Saturday
The schools which closed on account of
lS'et fever reopened Monday,-Mrs, So
rNiH REYNOLDS has returned TO Brooklyn.
-" p. Miner has gone to Ann Arbor
Mich. for a medical course,-Mrs. j y,
fnIuldinG has returned from New York
Mrs. Mcintyre of Crown Point was in
town this week with a supply of millinery
and ladies' suits.-Mrs. Burwell, whose
J one IS at w. d. Spaulding's is caring
I Mrs. William Farnham of Cream Hin
Mrs, Eva Pond is spending a few days
Al r. p. Sunderland s.-Harlow Peck is
confined to the he'd
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JERICHO.

Mrs. T. l.. Gray, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. j. Gibson, returned to
her home in Montpelier Saturday.-Mrs.
Ellen Percival has gone to Burlington for
several weeks stage. A. Jackson of
Rutland was in town over Sunday.-Mrs.
Alice Nichols has returned from A two
weeks stay in St Johnsbury.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank Chambers of Burlington We're
the guests of Mrs. Cassie Bradford Tues
characterization exercises for the Rev.
Nj. j. r. Fuller will be held at the Congrc-
gational Church Wednesday the 15th--Mr
and Mrs l.. II. Roscoe left last week for a
trip to Chcago.-Mrs. ". NJ. Buxton and
daughter of Burlington came Wednesday
morning to spend a few days with friends.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
New York Produce Markst

New YORK, Oct. I.
ket was steady and fairly active to-day.
minnesota patents ss,7544O; Minnesota
bakers, sa.l5i winter u, gBattents; g 6as IS
" Sna ~ ts sTaSes ~ s'Fp y
RYE FLOUR-The market was steady
Eaii to good 1903 +o' choice to fame,
So 5Fd3 b.
No. red 7rsc elevator; No. ., 7+tm7fso
fo.h, afoat; No. | northern Duluth smac
oh afoat, No l hard Manitoba sAc
noa aa9 ,et7, May ,sc pI@saS closed 7'
CORN-Roceipts n 100 bu. spot firm; No
i, CSC elevator and 6sl2c fob, anoat; No.