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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-08
KINESBURGH.

Mrs Susan Ray of Burlington is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Louis Sanctuary
Abram Worthcim was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week, where he
will undergo an operation. DIR. Mckib-
bon attended him.-Drs. Honson and
McItibbon performed an operation upon
Mrs John Bradley, and she is slowly
inng.-Principal I. p. Kellogg was in
burlington Saturday and Sunday.-The
Rev T. j. Harris and Mrs. Harris went
last week to Saratoga Springs.-An-
nounccment Is made of the marriage Of
George Loveland to Miss Dora Bostwick
Of burlington. They have commenced
housekeeping in l.. Sanctuarys fiat--Nlr.
and Mrs Joseph Dushane will vacate the
Euseb Sanctuary house and take rooms
at Mrs. Adde Landon's.-The Henry
family will give an entertainment here
"Wednesday evening of this week-Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Tilley are stopping at
James Gates's.-Charles Moore has re-
sumed work for Martin, Pierce & Co. He
visited friends in Rutland rerenplyS
Mrs Lucy Ray is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Prindle. in st. Albans.-Mrs. Louise
Ray of Shelhurne is stopping with Miss
Addie Ray.-Mrs. Abram Wortheim went
last week to Burlington. where she will
remain while Mr.. Wortheim is at the
hospital.--Mrs. Louise Bissonette is very
low.
Mr.. and Mrs w T. Field were called
to Rutland on Wednesday by the death
of MIR Fields father, the Rev. A. c.
Field. Mr. Field was a former pastor of
the Congregational Church here and had
many frends.-George s. Miller and Mr..
Starr of Connecticut are visiting at Curtis
Anniversaries Emma Coleman is visiting
at G. G. Peck s.-Several arrests for
drunkenness were made here Saturday
and Monday
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BOLTON.

Sidney Sabins and John May returned
to the Vermont Farm Machine shops,
Bellows Falls, Wednesday night after a
weeks Observation-Disclosures Mercury has
returned from East Arlington, where he
has been at work for several months
The Fiddock brothers went to Burlington
Tuesday to move the household goods of
Bert Bracey to the home of Mrs. Bracey 5
parents. who live in tOWn-Mrs. Albert
Morse returned to Worcester, Mass, We'd
nesday morning after stopping with her
parents in Montgomery Centre for sew
eral months, and visiting her husbands
parents In town, Randall Blodgett of Wat
erbury, who has been at work in Bellows
Falls for several weeks spent Tuesday
in town. lie expects to sell his residence
In Waterbury soon and return to Bellows
Falls with his family.-The young people
who attended the dance at the home OF
Barney Quinn last Friday night report n
pleasant time.-Nelson Hall of West Boil
ton has been working on c. f. Sabns' s
house for few days past.-Frank Crit
fifth of Moretown and Frank Bourdo of
Essex stopped with c. +, Sabns
Thursday night of last week.-Mrs. Fred
Fleury went to Waitsfeld Tuesday morn
ing and will work there two weeks.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

MRS. Arthur wilson OF DehNet, No'''
is visiting ut the home of j. ,. Wilson,
The infant child of William Mercy was
buried Monday afternoon Inc funeral
services were held in the churcn pre-
tedcd 10y prayer service at the mousse
l ne lev. A. W. FORD ofnclated'-f'' olsco
of Northampton, Mass, mas been VISITING
old friends in this vicinity. Mr.. olsco
resided in TINS place 30 years aeo.-Al
the annual meeting OF the Woman
Christian Temperance Union, heid at the
home of Ii. b. Towle saturday AFTERNOON
/ the following officers were CHOSEN LOT
the ensuing year: PRESIDENT, MIS- liiepc
Olmstodd, flrSt vice president MIS- MAR
ION 'hamberin' Zhd Nice-preSlueh' WIS
Priscilla Dewing secretary MISS billlaii
Kember treasurer Mrs. Laura oltnsteau'
mon thurch was the scene Oh a pref
" WeddlhS wednesday evening" oep'eh-
per "O' Wheh filnparu beoisc foinei"S
OF Franklin ana MISS Ethei mary Arm
strong OF TINS pI1ce were unlteu III mar
rage IN the presence Oh larRe hulho'r
OF invited guests MISS Lllllan Renper
presided at the organ ana as inc s'ra'hS
OF the wedding mafcn We're hearu'
promptly at seven CLOCK, tle WeuuihS
l'lrtN entered 'he churcil' me piiut
leaning upon the arm OF her unclc, W.
X. Noble was preceded by the uSherS'
prldcsmalds ana mald Oh hohor ana was
met AT the altar ny the groom ana pcSt
man. anu 'ile ceremony was Ptil"tii'cu
by the rev "a w foiu' ne eHtIre lltudi
service OF the McthoHisl 'hurch' Oh "hlch
both bride ana groom are members, was
used. me "eSt man was hn't rates
OF Frahkhh ana the ushers were T. D
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HIGHGATE CENTRE.

j. b. Steele is spending the week with
his daughter, Mrs. Willard Stockwell,
IN st. Albans.--Lewis Banyea, who has
been confined to the house by illness the
past five weeks. is able to be out again.
Mrs. George Holmes and daughter,
Katherine who have been visiting rela-
tives in Enosburgh Falls, have returned
to their home Raymond Stimets was
home from his school in Bakersfield
over Sunday. Sadie Place has been
quite i'll the past week, but is now con
valescing.- Mrs. Dennis Austin and baby.
OF Glassport. Pa, are In town visiting
Mrs. Austin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. -.
a. Pcrry.-Alss Bertha Macarthur, who
has been at the Hotel Champlain. Swan
ton. through the summer season. has
returned to town.. +. Brettell of Port
land, Me, was in town several days
last week.-Thc Rev. and Mrs Sylvester
Donaldson of Franklin visited Mrs. G..
X. Lyon Friday afternoon.-Nlrs. Martha
Spooner, who has been quite i'll the past
two months. is again able to be out
{. 6. Austin of st. Adams was in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Ashley Hamilton and
daughter, Sarah. of Torrngton. Conn,
are in town visiting at the homo of Mrs.
j. Q. Bard. w Steele was called to
Marlboro, Mass, Thursday night of last
week by the death of his sister in law
Mrs. J. T. Steele.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

|. A. Norcross has sold his hack bust
ness to NJ. w. Cass of Craftsbury. Mr..
Cass will move his family here as soon
as he can find suitable tenement
Ashley Smith has sold his house on West
Church street and bought the Edward
Allen house on Dewey street,-F'red San
born has moved to East Hardwick to run
the hotei.-Sunday morning Miss Emily
Sullivan. deaconess, gave an adj
dress at the Methodist Ghurch.-The first
meeting of the Fortnightly Culture club
has been deferred to October 10 on ac-
count of the Grange fair at East Hard
Week.-Mrs.. sherman Simonds accompani-
ed her mother, Mrs. Anna Mcintyre, to
her home in Worcester Mass, and will
visit there for time. Willis g. Lums-
day of Greensboro and Miss Bertha Bat
ten of East Hardwick We're married here
Wednesday. Sept. 80. by the Rev. j. A.
Dixon of the Methodist Church.-F. T.
Russell of East Hardwick has leased A.
b. Harrington's -four and feed business
for seven months and will have an on
portunity then to purchase the same. His
storehouse will be the Hatch shop on
WolcOtt street.
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SEARCH FOR ADELBERr MARTIN
CONTINUES.

Adelbert Martin is still at large and
the persistent rumOrs of his capture
are untrue. 1t was reported in Mont
pelier on Sunday that he had been ar
rested in White River Junction but it
turned out to be false alarm. 1t
seems that the conductor on the Satur-
day evening train going south saw "A
man get on at Bethel, who appeared to
answer the description of Martin Al
Royalton the conductor telegraphed to
White River Junction to have officers
at the station prepared to arrest Mar
tin on the train, Three officers were
in the station when the train pulled
in and at once took the suspected man
into custody Later reports however
say that the man proved himself to be
someone other than Martin and was
released. The search for Martin is not
yet given up, however as officers are
still securing the country near Mortified
Saturday afternoon Constable F., III
Tracy and Deputy Benjamin Gates from
Montpelier joined in the search. They
were out nearly all of Sunday. part of the
time with Deputy Moseley Of Mortified
| and city Sheriff Docherty of Montpelier
a pedometer which one of them carried
| registered thirty-fve miles travel on foo
at night when they reached home.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. S. b. viii of Burlington was in
town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Lin
coin of West Milton have been spending
several days with friends in town re-
turning home Wednesday.-J. p. Wilton
returned Friday from Fletcher, whore he
visited their daughter. Mrs. l.. G. Rice
G.. s. Field and wife were in johnson over
Sunday with their daughter Nellie.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Quillinaan, who have
been visiting friends in thfs section for
several weeks started Saturday for their
home in the Wcst-tarl Goodwin of
Montpelier was with his brother Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs b. O. Hollis of Curling
ton were with Mrs. Laura ID. Rood Sat
urday and Sunday.-Walter White of j.
II. White * Sons of Boston spent Sunday
with l.. c. Nay.-George 1Iuntress and
family of Colchester were at Peter
Gomas's Sunday.-Mrs. G. b. Hulburd
went to Watcrville Friday returning
Monday.-Dr. Maynard we IN town Tues
day as counsel for Mrs. T.. u. PcrciVal.-
The sociable held at f. b. lloWe's Mon
day evening under the auspices of the Vii
lage Improvement society was largely
attended and netted about SIC.
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No yellow 54c; No; 2 white 527sc; May
ie7,d5o 5-1Gc, closed SOC; Dec. 5l5sd5l%c,
0c.XTs"Rtcceipts $4,000 bu: spot steady;
| No 2. ilc; No. ]. Nc; standard white Hiac,
No 2 white niac; No. white Ale; track
| white 4lUi5c.
Spring bran NS,75ml9 1900: middlings $1,000
$500 city s2O.Opd2o.5o.
| HAY-rhc market. was. quiet to day.
HIDES Market steady; Texas dry. q to
20 lbs, at lac; Galveston, 20 to p lbs,
at lSS caltornia to WIS =, le o,s at ise
Domestic fleece, 2SH32c .
REEF-Ouiet; family sl0.Nd1o.5o; mess
81. 5rli 800; leef hams 9l NaS0 packet
LARD1was weak Western steamed
sc n9mnal co roin91 fay IKE, f9H'9cnt $2''
PORk-The market was easy to-day
Family, $780,, short clear sH5onl65o,
s, sSspl GS5: Long Island sl.Sa9i2 Jersey
sl.75d2ON; state eastern and western 81. 20
TF,TROLErM-Was firm; refined New
ss SIT do in in bulk s5.SS. w " ''''''' C.
ddSIyV SSss re city 4a g per pkg
Congratulated was quiet; brokers'
COFFEE Spot Rio was steady; No. Z
7m1Ic. The market for coree fu.lres
Opened steady. Sales $3.50 bags, inciud-
ms Oct. Si.65 Nov A55mA75: Dec. 81. MNr
5o: Jam. .+.950505; Feb; 500 March
Sept, IS $4,000
SUGAR-hlw was steady; fair refining
9ssc; centrifugal, 96 test, SEC; mo-
Ne. 6. Sa8i: No I. $3.50: No. 5, A.25: No .,
$40; so. II. $40 No. II, Ao5; No. -,
$4co. NO 4. 1875; confectioners, a. $3.50;
/ mould A. 81 90: cut loaf and crushed $685.
powdered 81 No; grdnulated sl.75; cubes
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BAKERSFIELD.

w. T. Tnlotson has sold his store to
L. O. Tilotson who took possession
Sept. 2s,-The marriage of Miss Clara
Powers to Mr., Harvey of Canaan, took
place at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs Lettie Randall, Tuesday, September
- 1T two o'clock p. IN. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Jacob Finger.
Ira +. Dean, "A life long resident of this
place, died suddenly Thursday morning,
October l. The funeral was held at the
house Saturday afternoon.-Mrs. Harri-
son Maynard went to a hospital in Mont
real last week. where an operation was
performed upon one of her eyes, which
WAS successful--Th football team went
to st. Johnsbury Friday evening and on
Saturday played a game which resulted
in "A score of to 0 in favor Of Brigham
Academy.
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ST. ALBANS.

In Franklin county court Thursday the
case of Nelson, Hall \ Co. VS.. J. p Mar
tin and trustees was heard on motion Ia
dismiss. The court dismissed the action
with costs to the plaintiffs, In the case
of Frank r. Hart VS.. Louisa Hart, di-
vorce, the court thought was not made
ont and dismissed the petition, Herbert
Bessy VS.. Elsie Bessey was also a suit
for divorce. The cause alleged Vas de-
sertion. A bill was granted OH the
ground of desertion.
City Engineer Harry F. Lincoln has
been appointed superintendent of streets
and the water department and Officer
John Mahoney has been appointed act
ing chief Of police.
Col. George 7. Chids. now serving his
second term as postmaster of this city.
has Just received from the adiutant- gen
eral of Massachusetts. a bronze medal
which is one of an issues authorized by
the Massachusetts Legislature of 1902 Ia
he distributed among those soldiers who
answered President Liucoln's first call
for volunteers April 10, 1851.
q. r.. Mason of Burlington and w. r.
Fonda have been elected directors in the
st, Adams Furniture company, succeed
ing Or, William $. Stevens and George
NJ Smith resigned
The engagement of Arthur A. Tiffany Ci
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JERICHO CENTRE.

MIR and Mrs. George E. Allen and son
Harold were guests at II. w. Jordan S
and at f. II. Nash's last weck.-Dr. and
Mrs. Hopkins and Irving Ballard are
camping at MaIlctts Bay in the Bentley
cottage this weck,-F. S. Ransom and
family and G. G.. Bcknel and wife are
at Malletts Bay this week, putting up
their new cottaGe.-The Rev. Mr.. Gill
exchanged pulpits with the Rev. Mr.. At
wood of Colchester last Sunday.-Clayton
1laskins OF Worcester. Mass, is spend
ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs 5.
j. Haskns. and his uncle, f. w. Pcase,
and family.-R NJ. Church and wife went
to johnson last week to stay over sun
day.-Mr. Berwick of Westmoro was a
guest at the Rev. Mr.. Gills this week.
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SWANTON.

Miss Marion Gilmore entertained the
Speak No Evil Circle CT the King S
Daughters society saturday afternoon.
business meeting was also held and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; Miss Marion Gilmore.
president, Miss I,ellamae james secre-
tary Miss Lou Hyde, treasurer; Miss
Clara Dunbar chairman Of work COM
mittee; Mis- AIallie Smith, chairman of
entertainment committee Miss Marjorie
Brayton. chairman Of decorating commit
tee.
George Dunbar ard Miss Ruth Soules
had a narrow escape from serious acct
dent Sunday. While out driving the
morse was frightened by trolley car
and almost backed the carriage over a
high ernbankment, Miss Soues in getting
out Of the carriage was thrown, striking
on her head.
Roy Hogle has gone to Boston. Mass,
where he will spend a week before enter
ing the employ of Best. Baker Il Co.
clothiers. Brocktor. Mass.
Miss Addie May Medor has secured a
position as millner in Plainfeld.
J. b. Bessette has secured q position
as collecting agent with the Metropolis
tan Life Insurance Co. Of New York
city
Miss Mary Roy of Montreal p. O.,
is the guest of Charles S. Suter.
Mrs. Joseph Watkins OF Jacksonville
has been visiting Mrs. Eva F. Suter.
c. c. Brown of Boston was in town
this week on business for Farley. Harvey
& Co.
A very pleasant serenade was given
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Audette Tuesday even
ing by the band at their new residence
on South River street, After few selec-
tons the boys We're invited in to partake
bf refreshments. After the repast, cigars
were offered.
The large elm tree in front OF the en-
trance to Billiards. HALL will be cut down,
The Hon. IL. NJ Stone has gone to
Minneapolis. MINI.
Charles Worthen is at Noyes Burton's
cottage at West Swanton, duck hunt
ing.
General repairs are being made on the
st. Anthony school at Swanton June
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WEST MILTON.

Charles Rowley of Oil City, Pa. is
visiting at A. A. Ilerricks this week.
Daniel Granger is sick from quinsy.-
Frank Blake is going back on Clark 8
farm and Harry Granger will occupy
the store,-David Sweeney has moved
from Sopertown to the old factory house
A A. Herrick returned from his visit
to OH City, Pa, last SaturdaY.-John
Ellis Of Huntington has hired the coopcra-
tive creamery here and will move to the
river soon.--Mr, Calkins of Essex is
threshing in this place.
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MONTGOMERY.

Howard Parker has returned to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Martin have re-
turned from Pennsylvania Henry Mar
CHA Is moving from Iiill West into Harry
SCOTS house. The Rev. j. *. Fuller has
returned to Windsor.-Mr. and Mrs. Pros
per Longey and family have returned
from observation-disclosures Ladies Aux
Hilary society of the Methodist Church
served boiled dinner on Thursday
noon at the home of j. w. Goodspeed.-
Clayton Fuller has returned from Block
Island, X. l., where he worked during
the summer Judge and Mrs. o. \. KEEL
tor x-istfpd in town rpCpntlN.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from first page.)

Jones has been appointed manager of the
power and light company In his absence.
Mrs. Julia Brown has had another
stroke of paralysis. She is unable to
talk but can write very we'll and let her
wants be known.-Mrs. John lie Mason
is very ill-Dr and Mrs. George Rhodes
and child from Springfield, Mass, visited
his father. G. Z. Rhodes, recently and
while here visited Mansfield mountain.
They have now returned home.--Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Tcrrill of Clifton, +. c., are
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Dr. r.. ". Seeley Is visiting his friends in
Middlebury. and Mrs. Edward Rice
and children from Westford visited Mrs
Barzilla Kenyon recently.-Seven dwell
ing houses are completed, or in process
of erection in Richmond village this sea-
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SWANTON CENTRE.

Mr. and Mrs r. r. Orchard returned
Monday To their home in Brooklyn, n.
Y. after having spent the summer at
A. X. Honsingcr' Another bOdrler from
the city will soon arrive at this farm
house to spend the winter.-Mrs. J. n
Warner, who has been i'll for three
weeks, is rapidly imprOVing-J. T. Cal
Ian is threshing with a gasoline engine
this fall.-Mrs, Nellie Barber returned
last week to her daughters, Mrs, F. A.
Donaldson $, of East Swanton. having
spent the summer in Canton, N. Y.--One
morning recently so many four-leaf Glow
ers were found in a clump by the road
side that curiosity was aroused and fur
Their Investigation revealed Is, SIS. Is and
rs TO tho number Of 1853, all growing upon
one plant
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

son was born to Mr. and Mrs H. y
Martin Tuesday. September GA daugh-
ter WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Moffatt Saturday, October 3.-Invitations
are out for the marriage of Miss Versa
s. Wanzer of this place, to Carlton II
Kidder of East Enosburgh which will
take place Wednesday, October IA at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
II. S. Wanzcr.-Mrs. f. L. Stanton. Mrs
Elsie Bessey and Miss Lena Fassett were
in St Adams Tuesday Lillian Hub
bell has finished work for Nj l.. Hubbel
Il. Fl. Croft left town for Gardner
Mass. TuetdaY.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Buskey have returned home from Ware
Mass.
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SHELBURNE.

r. d. Fercival has moved his family
from the falls to the house in the village
he recently purchased Of H. l. Goodsell
George Collier has bought the Degree
place near George Clarkes, and moved his
family there,
The Kings Daughters and Ladies' I'M
provement society Will meet with Mrs
Henry Drew Thursday at 10 a. m
MIR. and Mrs. Walter sutton are the
happy parents of a daughter born Oc-
tober l.
Bert Marsett has moved his family into
Tracy's tenement house over the post,
Office.
T.. r. Dearborn is in Boston with his
father, who is ill.,
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MORSE'S LINE.

Carm Preston of Georgia was In town
SaturdaY.-Mrs Henry Hubbard returned
from Now York on Monday.-Neal Whit
comb and wife and daughter, Doris, and
Mrs. F.. Perry and son nf st. Adams.
visited at r. b Woodward's Sunday
Mrs. :. Constantine and son Of Bedford
were in town SaturdaN.--L. D. Wood
ward wife and son, Lloyd of EnosburSh
Falls are passing a few days with Mr..
Woodward's hrothcr.-The youngest son
Of c. a. Prairie, aged five years. died on
Monday OF tuberCulosis.-Th butter mar
ket remains firm and the best September
In five pound boxes brings PIG cents tubs.
2D pound, 50 pound and ~ pound boxes,
~ cents; fresh eggs, clean, p cents per
ln2en-
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ruebon Demar and
daughter, Irma, are spending a week in
Albany.-Mrs. Il. l.. Wilson started
Tuesday for "A trip to Waterloo and other
places in Canada.-Mrs Homer Smith.
Mrs. Dick Paul and Mrs. Bernie Combs
spent Tuesday in st, Alhans'-The boys
of the base ball team gave very pleas
ant dancing party last Thursday evening
at the Central House hall Refreshments
OF cake and coffee were served.-L. A.
Tatro picked several strawberries on oct
oher 1.-THE Ladies' Auxiliary met with
Mrs. Il. a. Pcrlcy Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Sylvia Wilson gave II very ell
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was injured at St. Adams two weeks
ago, was moved home Saturday Oliver
MAYOR and family OF Essex were in town
SfturdaN.--Therc WAS d social gathering
81 the young people at Curtis Hunt $
Friday evening.-Mr and Mrs. John f,
Magner are the happy parents of a nine
and half pound son, born Wednesday,
september 3o.-AIrs. h. G.. Judd of Green's
boro BEND visited her parents over Sun
day Thomas Cross is making extensive
improvements on his esidence,-Clyde
Gregory of St. Adams spent several days
the past week with his parents
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COMMERCIAL
New YOrh Produce Market.

New York, Oct 7.
fLoUR-Receipts 21 III barrels The
market was quiet but steadier to-day
Winter patents SO sOl4 80; winter straights
S75Q3,so Minnesota patents, 81 60di s.
winter extras $4,000 25; Minnesota bakers
RYE FLOUR-The market was firm.
FaiI TO good 81 2Oft3.t; choice to fancy
Urn No; red Sos.c elevator: No. red
s2&c fob afoat; No. / northern 9lac
f 10 p a adhoat; 10 ! hard Manitoba 9l'sc
pee e, g 1l,l6@SiAc, closed Sihc. -
o Receipts 5000 bu; spot firm, No.
g. eic bid elevator ana J27sc fob. afloat:
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pratt went II
Rumsoy, n. Y. Monday for a few weeks
visit with their daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Drew,
William Clark of Andover. Mass, is in
town. called here by the serious Illness
of his mother, Mrs. J. r. Clark who is
slowly failng.-S o. Brush of Burlington
spent last week With his father and
mother Mr. and Mrs. II. G Brush.-James
Skeeles and son, sherry of Whitehall call
ed on friends in town Monday.-Miss Edith
Bowen has gone to Burlington. where she
has position.-There is to be an illustrat-
ed lecture at the Methodist Church Fri
Gay. evening october Mrs. Skinner and
son, Walter, of Burlington are visiting
her brother, II. A. Brush.-There were 81
couples in attendance at the Masonic
ball last Friday evening. a part of the
Howard opera house orchestra furnished
the music. A fine supper was served,
and all reported fine time.-Mr. Peters
and sister of Burlington were the guests
of Miss Alice Jackson last Friday and
Saturday.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Amanda Ovitt returned to Water
bury Saturday, her mother being much
to H. G.. Titcmore, and it will be occupied
to H. G.. Titemore, and will be occupied
by II. a. Titemore.--Miss a. Il. stowe
spent Saturday and Sunday with rca-
titcs in Canada charles Mullen and wife
have returned from Sudbury, where they
nave worked for several scasons.-MisS
Sadie Evans has returned to Lawrence,