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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Dr. w. II. n. NarneY and DR.. +. A.
Rich, state veterinary, IF Burlington,
have returned from a carriage drive to
the southern part Of the State. The oh
lcct of their trip Was to put hand bills
or notices along the lake shore prohibit
ing the bringing of cattle into this State
from New NOrk-The Mountain Creamery
company, j. II. Govern secretary. have
sent out their first monthly statements.
il being for the month of june paying
Il cents per pound for buttcr.--Tho new
carpet recently bought for the altar Of
the Catholic Church has arrived and been
lHid.-A. .. White, who has been assist
ing at the Mountain creamery, went to
his home on Saturday out of the state.
+. A. Ellison will take his place when
needed Mrs. q. II. Carr and daughter,
Gladys, are i'm tho Capitol city. While
there they Will bc the guests OF Mrs
Cars sister, Mrs. Jones Mrs. Emily
Prindlc has returned from five weeks
stay in Charlton. Mass, where she visit
or her sons Gideon and Louis Prindlc--
Miss Georgia Soguin goes soon to Orwell
where she has place as assistant for n
few weeks at the Eagle Inn a summer re-
Sort-G H. carr has been helping Deacon
Willoughby for few days Of last week
i'm the building of his cottage near Long
Point i'm FcrrishurEh Mrs. John Scguin
of North Ferrisburgh, accompanied by
her friend. Mrs Spencer. of Moriden
Conn. were in town for short stay
on Friday last-Georgo Green, who car
rios on Curtis Eno's farm is doing the
having ON the Emerson farm near
Thpmpsons Point Mrs. Ambrose Tatro
has moved to New Haven.
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Burt went to Montreal Saturday for a
few days stay.
Mrs. Janetto Kendall Gallup died Sun
day at the homo Of her nephew, G. T..
Kendall after several weeks Illness. The
funeral was held at St. Matthews Church
of which Mrs. Gallup was member. al
80 y. m. Tuesday, the Rcv. w. j. NJ.
Beatte officiating. Janettc II. Kendall
was a native of Enosburgh Falls having
been born July II, 1893. She was the next
to the youngest in family Of II children
all of whom are now dead. She was
married in 1861 to 4. H. Gallup of Frank
lin. Mr. Gallup died in 1874. She had re-
sided nearly all her life in this place with
tho exception of few years passed in
Cleveland, Ohio with a sister and in
Hartford, Conn, with her nephew, Fred
$. kendall-Miss Lena Rowe of Bethel,
who has been a guest in the home of j.
A. Mason has returned home.-D. 6.
Stone and son Leslie of Swanton arc
visiting relatives hero.-Carl S. Pomcroy
has gone to Grand Isle where he has en-
ploymont in the Island Villa for the
summer.-Miss Kate Eldred of Wash
ington. d. G., is visiting in the home of
MIR. and Mrs l.. c. I<cndall-Mrs. George
Chanec and son Of Boston are visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs James kemp
Miss Georgia Maynard and Miss Emma
Mcconnell of Sheldon were guests of
Mrs j. 6. Watson a few days recently.
Miss Helen Tyler Of New York is in
town.-Mss Jennie G. Green Of East
Burke. who has been visiting Mrs. Rob
ert Mcars has gone to Burlngton.-Miss
Marguerite hoffman has resigned her
position in tho store Of Aseltne and
Greenwood and will return to her home
i'm Broome Que.-Frcd S. kimball Of
Hartford. Conn. was called here by the
illness Of his aunt. Mrs j. Is. Gallup
Mrs. l.innc Andrus. who has been in
ftrvI,,
has returned and entered the store OF
Ascltine and Grccnwood.W. J. shannon
and Miss l.. NJ. Shannon Of Worcester,
Mass. are visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Bcaulac.-Mrs. Hart Of
CRANKY, Que, who has been for several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. +. II.
Farrell has returned to her home ac-
companicd by Mrs. Farrell and daughter,
Dorothy.-Dr. o. W. Roberts of Spring
field, Mass, WAS recently in town.
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RICHFORD.

At a recent meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Richford Foundry company, a
semi-annual dividend of . per cent was
declared, and ordered paid from the net
earnings of the half year. and the balance
placed with the surplus fund.-Mr. and
Mrs, O. II. Thomas and Mrs. Diamond
OF sheldon, were visitors in this village
last Saturday.-YonG Kay of Boston, who
is to act as Chinese interpreter at this
Port, arrived here Monday to enter upon
his 1uties-H. A. Pulfer, who has been
at Portland, Me, returned home Mon
day morning. The Rev, A. :, Buzzell OF
North Troy, preached in the Baptist
Church here last sunday in exchange with
the Rev. W. O. Scoheld, -- rhe return game
of base bah by the business men of Enos-
huryh Falls and the business men Of
Richford, is To be played here I thursday
afternoon, July %. Morello, the hypuo-
fist. who was To give three evening en-
tertdinmonts last week, Tor the band
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beneft, only gave part Of the first nights
show ana was dismissed without cost.
Thc audience would not he faxed. and the
SHOW was cancollod.-Charles Tittemora
Is now at Newport at work on the new
government building -Mrs T. y. Fuller
of st. Adams has been the guest Of her
niece, Mrs. j. e. Eakcr. tho past week.
She returned home Nondav Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Carpenter returned home Sat
urday from their visit to Albany. ~ Y.
BENJAMIN Howard OF New York oame
home with Mr. Carpenter and is to be
thcir guest for few weeks, during his
vacation. Mr.. and Mrs !. L. Davis went
last week to Caledonia Springs 10 remain,
n fcw weeks Deputy Sheriff w Bra
man Is in charge Of Mr. DAVIS livery
hu=incss during his absenco.-Thc first
consignment of Cinnamon for their de-
tention or prison huus-. here is expected
to arrive this week Rufus Grimes Of Of
tawn, Ont, has been visiting old friends
in town -Cortes Bliss of Kansas is visit
ing his Gather, Charles Bliss and other re-
latives here.-W s. rhaNcr and J. Liberty
have been appointed special police by tho
trustees of the village Mir. and Mrs r.
W Adams and son. Mr. aad Mrs Frank
Manuel, are taking a pleasure trip in
tnoir launch Alpha through Lake
Champlain and ON Lake George Their
launch was taken from Franklin pond by
team TO Maquam fron, whcrn they start
ed July 13.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Corlss
of Omaha. are the guests If Mrs VIII
liam Corllss. for "A few weeks. and are
visiting old friends hero. Tine Richford
BRASS band are Arranging for An excur-
sion to Newport and u steamboat ride
on Lake Memphre magog
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HINESBURCH.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Euseb Sanctuary have
gone to Manchester, y. H., to reside and
has rented their house here to Joseph
DISSATISFACTION Lucia has moved into
the rooms in Hull's block, vacated by
Joseph DusanE.-Mrs \. l.. Walker and
daughter, liilda, of Burlington, are visit
ing at J. II. Allcn's.-Loo a. Borgholz.
who recently returned from EzrOun, Ar
mcnia. was a guest at J. H. Aliens last
Wednesday, Mrs. j. n. May of Essex
Junction and Mrs. Nellie f.. Remington
of WoonSockct. r. l.. called upon friends
here last SaturdaY.-John Wilcox of Min
ncapolis, MINI. is spending a few weeks
with friends horo-Mrs. Perry Read WAS
quite sick last week with rheumatism and
heart trouble but is slowly improving
nr Falhy and w. Y. Beach Of Charlotte
were in town on business Saturday.
Mrs w. T.. Field and children of Wash
inGton. -. G.. are visiting at II. NJ. Hun s.
Miss Bertha Small is pending month
with her parents here.-Patrick McDon-
ough Sr, who has been sick for several
weeks. is slowly improving.
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Irstol and Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzsin-
mons of St Adams were in town last
week to attend the funeral of their moth
cr--Chares MacBridc is working for Geo.
Irish during haying.-Mrs. Sybil Bliss
Wells Of Burlington has been the guest
of her mother and brother during the past
wcck.--tloVcrd"l Creamery paid its pa
irons 6S cents pcr hundred for standard
milk for Junc.-Dr. A. f.. Burdck and
family and A. W. Waters have gone into
camp at South IIcro.-A. G. Robinson is
appointed administrator of the Newell
Graves cstatc.-3eorse Benedict is put
ting i'm n silo-Dr Grnnoll was in town
on Saturday in consultation on a case
with Dr. G. r. IIurlburt.-E. j. Icno has
rented the Fitzsimmons farm.-A large
delegation from this town went to the
circus at Burlington on Wednesday. -Ivcr
Hayden of Florida is visiting his nephew,
&. ". aydcn.-Edmund Martin found
his horse dead in its stall Sunday morn
inE.-The Hayden family had a picnic at
the foot of Mi Mansfield on "Wednesday y.
Bert Humphrey. who has been in Ohio
for about five years IS Al home to see
his mot bpr ,Vho Is Ill.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

~. V,rl- I,I,, %
NV inik' - NY -
lIo' h-foc1lptS 100 ihlS ! re mar
~ W's unsct iied u, closing easy To-Day.
" lnHr ph'r,ls S1.''.i 80, WINTER SttaISu!S
WINTER ENtrd7 ~" 80, Minh'SnId hakefs
'@i3|l$7, Wi,4t'r 10" Srad's $2''"@'''
~ r. FLot X. ne m"rk't was S'raaN
:, r"'J l." goo" F''"'""'"'' 'h"l'e |" IhHt|
s3vd% 90
WliEAT-iseccipt Il ,@'o hu: spnt mar
ger 5t'aIN; No. req SOS. elevator, 40.
red Nn.c fob, afoat, 80, 1 northern
Duluth 'li.c. fob. aAoat; 80. hard Man
itota SIC fob ahoat options opcned
included 40. , red July SGiimSGsc. closed
Sot,C; sept 50 5-l6usl 7-l6o, closed Solsc;
Doc. o.7smhl3sc. closed N0a,c
CORN-RcCeipts 45,loo hu; spot easy;
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EAST HIGHGATE.

William Hindcs. Jr,. who has been
visiting here has returned to New York
Mrs. H. barney of Boston Is visiting
al T.. l.. Chlds' s.-William NJ. Regan Of
sheldon and Miss W. NJ Thompson of
this place were quietly married at Rich
ford July 4. MIR, and Mrs. O. II. RiX-
ford entertained few Of their relatives
last week Thursday evening james
Spear and Fred barnard started Tues
day morning for Lebanon, y. H., where
they both have employment Mrs.
George Thomas Of Orwell and Miss Sarah
Harrington of St Adams visited at Mr..
ana Mrs. O. s. RiXfOrd's last week.
Dr. .. V. IIctiion and family of Franklin
Visited at O. H.. lIciilons rcCcntlY,-S
son Was born to Mr., and Mrs Edward
Ice July l7.-Guy and owen Shepard,
vino have been working in Montgomery
Centre, are home for "A few daNs.-Mrs.
Norman Knight and son RiXford of Con-
recticut are visiting Mrs. knights par
,uts, Mr.. and Mrs O. :. RiNford.-Mr,
and Mrs. &. \. NcVcau of West Bork-
shire are passing few days at Mrs.
NeVcau's fathers, G. f. Thompson's.
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WESTFORD.

Myron Holmes is seriously i'll, being
confined to his bed. -Miss T. G. Allen
went to Lake Placid. n. Y, Friday for
a two weeks' staN.-Miss Stella Bow
man of Essex Junction is the guest Of
Mrs Edward Morgan.-Thc Cloverdalc
Creamery company paid Sc cents for
June milk.
MIR Soulo Of burlington was the guest
of Maurice Irish last week.-Mrs.. Ma
combcr ard Mr. John Macomber are now
living in their house at the Nillage.-L.
J.. Irish has the foundation completed for
new house. He expects to complete the
work after haYng.-I Il. Howard has
an apple of the Walhridgc variety that
was picked in the fall of 1901. The APP
pie is sound and in good condition.
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MILTON.

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JERICHO CENTRE.

Samuel W fIoyt died at tho Mary
Flctche, hospital Monday morning last,
where he had been taken for an opera
ton Mr. iioyt has been suffering for
somc weeks past with what at first seem
ed to be boil on his face, bat, which
later dcvclopcd into an abscess. and
which finally caused blood poisoning, Mr..
Hovt was a veteran of the Civl War;
and spent most of his life in Wisconsin,
removing to this place q few years since
r. Lee Howe has returned from Mon
treal. whore he has been visiting friends
The PeN G. O. Gin has been in Connec-
ticut visiting relatives the past few days
Me returned home Tuesday night. His
pulpit was supplied last sunday by Mr
Fitzsimmons, the y NJ, c. A secretary
of Burington,-Miss Lucy Church is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Anna Bellows, in
Panton.-Thc Good Tcmplars Lodge of
this place are to have a picnic at Hines
bGrPh Pond next week ThursdaY.-Mr.
and Mrs +. s 1omlinson spent a couple
Of days at their cottage at Malletts Bay
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Hon. Oin Merrill and family are
at Hotel villa, Grand Isle, for two
weeks stay. They are accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Clement of Mime
apolis, Minn.-Niss Lillian Brown is "A
guest of her brother, DR., Fred Brown
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Yaw and Mrs. II.
n. kimball and daughters went into
camp Monday July 90 at tighgate
Sprngs,-Among the recent visitors in
town are f. r.. Royce of Swanton, Sey
mour Howe, Miss Grace. Leach of Flct-
cher, Mrs. H. II, Wheeler Of Troy, Mr..
and Mrs, h, O. Spauldng and child of
FletCher,-Armi Mason of Waterbury is
at the home of his parents Mr., and Mrs.
j. G. MaSon,-Mrs. n, A. Burt has pur-
chased the land west Of church street,
lolouging to the estate of the late W. \.
Kendall. consideration STD Mrs. Beth
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EAST CHARLOTTE

q. +. and O. Il. Read. financial agents
for the Crescent Land and Cement com
pany, whose mine is located near Denver.
Ncb., left for there on Saturday last
Harris prindle accompanied thcm.-Nlrs.
Ellen Ilosford and daughter Maebclc
and niece. Bcrnicc Reynolds. left home
on Monday for "A carriage drive to VOL
colt. where they will visit w. II. Hos
ford and famly.-Mrs Carlecsc Parker
has a parlor table, the top of which she
has decorated with bits of broken china
set in plaster of paris. which is very
unique and artistic. Nearly 100 pieces
were used to cover 1t. each piece being
outlined with gold paint The general
effect is much like mosaic or inlaid work
so much admired
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UNDERHILL CENTRE.

Byron Ward of Dcs Moincs Iowa. is
visiting Mrs. Almira Mead, his sister
Clovordale Creamery company paid Sc
cents per hundred for June standard
milk. but flchcd from the patrons a re-
bate of "a per pound for butter fat the
previous month. Many of the patrons
say that they will purchase scparators
and manage their own milk.-Gertrude
and Jennie Flannery are visiting rcla
tivcs in Miton.-Frank Hobrook Ina is
moved back from Essex. and will run the
Taft farm.--Thc Misses Tcrrill are camp
ing at South Ucro.-Gcorgc Taft has
gone to Richmond for n stay of several
wecks.-George r. Patch has returned
from business trip to the northern part
of the State.
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WEST MILTON.

Misses Nichols and Ayers of Essex
Junction were visiting friends here and
at the village last week. -lIiram Nc
CaVley has been quite sick from lung
trouble, hut Is better now,-Iidrrison
Grange and his sister Mrs, Gorton, who
have been visiting their brother here,
returned to her home in Huntington sat
urday.-Mrs Charles Rowley OF Oil city,
IA, is visiting Mr., Rowley's people in
Willsboro, \. Y, and is expected here
next Monday to spend several weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, \. Herrick,
Mrs. |. NJ, Iamherton of Washington
ID. c., is a guest of Mrs. j. s. McCaNley.
D. O. Bullock was too feeble to attend
the funeral of his brother, William Bull
lock, in Burlington last Sunday.
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ing at stephen ITildrcth s.--Gcorgc Fay
has returned from Wcstford. Miss Ina
Davis of burlington spent Sunday ana
Monday with Miss Elsie Drcw.-Frcd
Rogers of Milton was in town Monday
The Lend a Hand society will meet with
Mrs. Albert Crandall at Queen city
Park. Thursday, July I'D. Mrs. Nelson
Eddy of White River Junction Is visit
ing at George 'ays.-Charlcs Patterson
cf Waterbury was in town Monday Miss
Elsie Drew returned last week from "A
months visit in Norgcnnes. ford Fay
is very Ill at the homo of his daughter,
Mrs. Perry Towers Hattie Curtis
Of Watcrville Is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Wiley. Mrs Nancy Jennings spent Sun
day with her mother in huntington
Charles Fuller is visiting friends in Bur-
liuEtOn.
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NORTH HERO.

closely contested game of has, bail
was PLAYED here Saturday between the
North Hero and South Hero teams, re-
sulting in score OF II to u in favor of
North Hero.-The ice cream supper given
by the Ladies' Aid society at the town
hall Friday evening WAS a success. con-
sldering the rainy evening. sl275 being
realized.-Mr and Mrs. r +. hathaway
and son. Ray, of Burlington are AT Mr..
Parkers for an outing. Mr., Parker il
also entertainin other summer guests
Miss Mary Mottle OF Stanbridge, F. @,
visited in town last week.-The Presiding
Elder Rev, Mr.. Nutter presided at quar-
terly meeting here Sunday The North
Hero creamery paid l9a. cents for butter
fat for lima
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MEATS, POULTRY AND FISH.
Albert +. tones.

Lamb, headquarters. 20 cents a pound;
foroquutors, 12l2 to 10 cents; lamb chops
Il 10 - cents; beef Western. porterhousc
~ to - cents; sirloin, 20 cents; round, Ia
cts per pound roasts Is to 20 cts; coarse
beef, to II cents per pound; hams, sugar
cured, l6 cents a pound; sliced 20 cents
breakfast bacon, % cents; tripe 10 cents
Ulcklod pigs feet, l2ia cents. picked
l1mhs tongue, cents each, corncd beef,
, t. l2'a cents; pork roasts. - cents;
steaks, - cents; salt pork, 10 ccuts; lard.
II """is; veal roasts, l2l4 to 70 cents. veal
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ter Iucina from Johnson recently from
Johnson, recently spent week with
Mrs. Courser's brother. S. NJ. Pike.
Mr.. Ames from the West is visiting
Roy. and Mrs. j. G.. Iormer.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ Ryan have been spending a fcw
days in Ncrgcnncs, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles kimball The Mission Cir
Gle mot At the home of Mrs. c. a. Hotch-
kiss SaturdaV.-ItcV. S. -. Sykes was in
Milton Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Hiram
ltich Of Fairfax were in town Sunday
Misses Luttic and Bertha Carr were in
Fairfax last week. visiting their aunt
Mrs. Palmira Ballard.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mort Loomis have returned from Wyo-
mirC, where they have been for the past
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NV ' Ofk, JWTN =.
IElcN I1S Receipts 200 head: m 'rkot
active: steers sIcady; bulls and cows
steady to a shade higher; stocrs S5oon
5.6j; tops $50: oxen N.2j; bulls S3.0oui %;
tcrS of beef.
CALVES Receipts 27I0 head; vcals 50a
75c higher: tuttcrmill<s nadoc. vcals $5'l
uf75. TOPS 800. Culls SlO0Gt ~: butter
milks S2.50U So; western calves &.J1
dressed calves higher; city dressed Vcals
Sul1c per III; country dressed Gul0c
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts 7.inn
head; sheep strong lambs firm. closing
ln0tjc higher, about all sold sheep 500
AIT: lambs S50005.5o; one car $40
HOGS Receipts 5.o60 head: market
firm; heavy and medium hogs $6.ooa6.l5;
lieht do. 81 TO-
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Methodist Sunday School held a
very enjoyable picnic at Witchcat Falls
Wednesday of last week. a large crowd
was prescnt.-Dane Cowan, who has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
Cowan, has returned to Waltham. Mass.
The base ball game between Berkshire
and Bakersfield Tuesday afternoon re-
suited in ii score of II to :, in favor Of
the home tcam.-Thc condition of Ar
thur McNancY, which has been very fa-
vorahe for the past few weeks, is much
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FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. Goldsmith, who has been staying
at capt II. ). Gilherts, has returned to
his home in Bolton. His daughter will
remain here for a few days.-Allen Gil
bert is visiting his brother. Capt. II. :.
Gilbert-Miss y. c. Soulc returned from
Boston. where she has been attending
the teachers national convention
Michael Mcehan is in town. called here
by the death of his mothcr.-Nlrs. James
Kelley is quite ill.-Mrs. Larry Failev re-
mains about tho same.-J. w. Northrop
has finished haYing. IL. S. Soule is away
looking after his fort horses.
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HAY, GRAIN AND FEED.
tones & Isham.

Hay, SO to % per ton; baled, $50 to s25;
oats, % 10 - cents a bushel; beans,
$50 to $500 hushel; corn, 75c. bushel;
middlngs, SO to - ton; bran $22 to "a
ton; corn meal, s24 "A ton; No |
provcnder S2S ton; No 2 provender Ss' Il
ton. loose rye straw $40 to Sl2 "a tom balcd
oat straw, so to sl2 a ton; baled rye straw,
800 "A
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DOlan Brothers.

Dairy butter 26 cents pound; creamery
butter p cents a pound; plain cheese, 10
cents pound; sage cheese II cents;
eggs. 4 cents doZcZn. Fancy cheese, -
centS to SlW eaCn. dCCOrdrs 10 Size,
Roquefort cheese. - cents 4 pound Frt-
lish dairy 30 cents; Edau;, 20 cents to 81 %
each; Neufchat.l, cents a package;
each. Milk cents q quart: pure Jersey
Cheddar cheese. 80 cents pound; Amer
can club house cheese. 80 to 40 'nts per
lar. MCLaren's Imperial cheese. 90 and 80
cents per jar; Switzer cheese. % cents
pound: Philadelphia cream cheese, 2 cents
each. Milk cents a quart. pure Jerst y
cream, A. cents a quart
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Miss Addie Rounds of North Wey-
mouth Mass, is spending a few weeks
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Rounds-Mrs. Lewis Buskcy
is i'll with appendicitis.-Mis Gertrude
Cushman Of Malone, y. y, is visiting at
the home of her uncle, A. J. Orr.--Els-
worth Cushman has the mumps.
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UNDERHILL.

Among the out Of town arrivals during
the past week were Mrs. skinner and son
of Milton, Mass, at Mrs. A. n. Clark 81;
VIM. and Claude Blodgctt over Sunday
and John Mead of Barton for his vaca-
ton of two weeks with his mother; MIR.
and Mrs. Henry l'it2simmons of Faust,
n. y, John Fitzstmmons and family of
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Hattie Blinn Coock and children,
Maud and Roy of Chicago are visiting at
MIR. Iloughs This is Mrs. Cocks first
visit to Vermont since she went to Chi
cago q Ncars ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-23
TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Enie Fuller and Mrs. Della Hill
drcth went to Essex Centre Wednesday
to attend the funeral of their cousin.
Mrs. Eva Nichols.-Miss Mamie Donahue
has returned to her home in South Yer
nOn- Mrs. Frank Gillette Is much better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-23
Wholesale Produce Market.

bUTTTTlgION, ' T., JWTN 90
Provisions. Dairy butter, 30 to DC. per
pound; creamery butter. q to BE. a pound;
cheese IL cents n pound. eggs 10 cents Il
dozen; beans $3.50 per bushcl.
Mcats.-i}cof Vermont. dressed, a., to
~ cents per pound; pork. dressed, 1ia
cents; lamb, II ccnts mutton, . cents
fowls, 10 cents. dressed; spring chickens,
90 cents a pound, dressed