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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerson are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival of
4 daughter in their family and MIR. and
Mrs. ". S. Farr are rejoicing over the
birth of a son.
Charles Ward, who went to Denver.
Col, about a year ago for his health. re-
turned to his home here Thursday morn
ing. bringing bride with him. His
health is somewhat improved
Irof. X. L. Thompson. who has been
principal of the school hero for the past
year. is not to return for another year,
neither is Miss Fish, his assistant. or
Miss Figelow. the primary teacher to re-
;urn. All the other teachers have
bcea engaged for another year.
Professor Thompson and wife have
gone to New York. Miss Bgolow to
Salem. Miss Fish to New hampshire,
Miss Gilkey to Maine and Miss Jenning
to WolCott to spend their summer vaca-
tion.
Kenneth Carmichael and Miss Florence
McI.ane of Boston were married at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday, June s. by
the Roy. }. A. Dixon.
\ special service appropriate TO Chill
dron's day was given in tn" tou@ro ga
tional Church Sunday morning TIL. R"y.
w. G. CLARK gave very interesting tall;
to tho children illustrating his points hy
lighted candles. Good music was fur
nshed by a trio consisting of Mrs Judd.
Mrs. Rrown and Mr.. Iloyt, with Mrs
HaQuettc at the organ. I'll" special col
lection was taken by four little girls. who
collected the money in a small black
stocking and then they proceeded To- the
altar and were met by Jeanette Slapp.
who. while she was emptving tho CON
tents of the small stockings into large
one. rccited poem. At the Methodist
Church very interesting address was
rivcn tho children The w G. r l. mot
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RICHFORD.

Two baby boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ii. Coan sunday, June l4-At
the special town meeting held Saturday
afternoon to reconsider the vote of thelast
meeting to build school house, cost not
to exceed $1,000 and TO raise a tax of
10 cents on the dollar, the vote was
declared in the negative. The nos had
II, and there was some dissatisfaction
and personal discussions, but the new
school house is to be built and a petit
ton for another town meeting has been
made.-Cylde Taylor has received the APP
pointment as mail carrier on the rural
free delivery route No, ., to take the
place of y, p, Ladd, who has lately
resigned Clyde was one of the three
young men who took the examination
short time ago.-The one year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Con
nors, died Sunday night of pneumonia.
after a few days sickness with the
measles-"Who is Who" is the enter
tainmcnt to be 1t Ayers opera hall Wed
nesday evening, June A-Tho streets are
undergoing a thorough cleaning up by
a gang of men under Trustee w. w.
Wood,-There are now two pleasure
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

memorial service was held by the
Methodist Church in the Misssquoi Ceme-
terry, sunday afternoon, consisting Of
singing, prayer and remarks by the pas
tor after which the graves of those
who had been members of that congre-
CATION or Sunday school were decorated
with flowers, the graves having pre-
viously been marked by cross placed
upon them. After the benediction tho
committee proceeded to the Main street
cemetery to perform the like ceremony
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs Mem
orial day was observed Sunday, June "A,
the sermon being preached by the Rev.
Is, f. jefferson in their hau after which
they proceeded in a body TO Missisquoi
cemetery and decorated the graves of
their two fallen comrades even
ing the Free Baptist Church held a
Jubilee over the paving of a debt Of sc Oo1
ana burning of the notes representing tho
same, They are TO be CONGRATULATED on
the contamination Of thoir effort, THE
commencement exercises Of the high
school passed off very pleasantly, the
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church
lawn social on schoohouse green,
"Wednesday evening, June II, serv-
ing Strawberries and ice cream.
The Rev. w. e. Crowell of Vergennes,
who exchanged desks on Sunday last
with the resident pastor, G. II. Carr, gave
two very inspiring and helpful sermons,
preaching morning and evening. lie was
entertained at the parsonage and by f.. II.
Converse during his visit nere.-Mr, and
Mrs. William Carr, who have been visit
ing here left for their home in Buffalo,
n. Y, on Saturday last.-The townspeo-
pie are gratifed to know of the favor
able termination for them OF the suit
in Addison county court of Chapman VS.
town of Charlottc.-Dcer have been seen
quite frequently of late. A herd of five
was seen last Sunday by j. r. Taggart
on his farm.-Miss Kate Hewitt of this
place is the possessor of n valuable
heirloom in tiny watch of African gold
and ancient make, which descended to
her from her maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Katherine Palmer. who procured it from
British officer in the War of 1872 taking
it as a security for money loaned.-Mr
and Mrs. r.. c. Beers went last week
to occupy their cottage at Thompson $
Point for the summer, leaving their
house here to Mr. Converse during that
time.-Mrs. Emily Prindle is visiting her
sons, Gideon and Lewis Prindle, at Char
lesion, Mass. Master Guy Briggs
grandson of G. Wlloughhy, is sick with
diphthcria.-Mr Wilouehby and his
hrother-in-laW, Mr. Eddy of Monkton,
are building a cottage at Long Point
The Rev. Mr.. Hearst Of Shclhurnc who
speaks in the hall Sunday afternoon.
said last sunday that he would Ice unable
10 hold religious services here next sun
day as he would he under quarantine
no hDl ho. g., tl4,.
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= WEST BOLTON.

Tho Dino society met with Mrs. Stod-
dart last Wednesday. All report a very
pleasant time.-The Rev. +. G. AbUey
Of ESSEX, preached a very interesting SER
mon at the Baptist Church last Sunday
atternoon.-Mrs. Hapgood and Mr.. stock
well who have been sick for the past two
months do not gain very rapidly.-L
J. Cile and Mrs. Hill are on the list Of
the sick.-George Gordon has sold his saw
mill to William Guycttc.-O. II. Burns is
to move into the house with Edwin Hall
bout July 1.-Seden Tomlinson was
in Waterbury one day last week on town
fhlsiness.-Miss Nav Gordon is spcLd-
Ing few days in Richmond.-E. r. Davis
went to Essex last Thursday to see his
mother. she being seriously injured by a
fall.-Miss Elsie Pe1se is at home for n
few daNs.-llerbert Cotton and Miss Jam
ME Perry of Burlington were in town
lost Thursddy.-N G. A. Poase is to at
tend the graduating exercises on June is
at the johnson Normal School, her
daughter Miss Myrtle Pcaso is one of the
urH6uufCS
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CHIT1'ENDEN COUNTY
WINoOsK1.

no vi In, thN .
cborcc. ,,,,ioe, 7 or.ia ~, ". :, ~
ing liouor 70 ,,inors n,as hnia E.,,a'.
/ ,,o,,,tno hoforo ,ha iiss,,,. t, -, 80
| R1aie uuard ,nd 1I-ailft. NJ t,
uae nri,,ta a,,d ,,,o, ,,,ouo "e i .,"'i.'s
c,ti,,n tha,, 49, NY VI an i,,NvStl
ard I'm .,,,,i s ~, ~. . Ise ii''l :, !,
uenrv Co,,iir for ~, ,, P'1 ,i anu
| ,n.sas b.h , ,,I,, ~"
thn teetino,y of ,u.o ~ ,ha,,, ,,aa ioo,,
tal,an no otbor. had ~. ,i',. H., ,'''I 's'
ne1rnncn and ~. boarinc n,,s ,as,,ora,
! ,pl,,ini,a,,. 9 ~ f'i'A
Nre - y c,,,,.or. dio, .. 49, ,,..
Fletcher bosni,al o,,,,e co,,,rda, -,
inc af,or a iinaor;nr ilI,'osu at , ,,'o,
six nonths' duration Enur nn.ks 900
she grew worse and u,ae t,l,or 70 r.
hospital for treatment hut failod 70 rali,,
land e>nrod as stnted oho,o L,r,r,a r.
| Calvert daughter If John < Tnhhs and
Lucia e CStevons,1 rubhs was horn IL,
ESSEX Vt Tune "a $50 IIor nerorts
removed to Ninooski when she vas nire
years of age since which time she nae
been a resident of the village In 1Sf3
she married William p. Calvert who died
in 1873 Two daughters. Lucia NJ and
Della l.. and one sister. Mrs r. c Rrir-
ham survive to mourn her loss. Another
daughter. Alma r. died six wears ago
Mrs. Calvert has for many years been a
most active and useful member of the
Methodist Church. and during her long
residence in the village. has endeared
herself to many by her kindly and GEN
ial manner, and her helpfulnoss in time
of trouble OF a quiet and retiring ma
ture she was ever a force for GOOD in
the circle in which she moved and among
those who knew her best the example of
her life devoted as ii was to the service
of others, cannot fail to he an inspiration
to better Christian living. The funeral
services were held from the house on
Mon street Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock
Through the efforts Of Sunorintendont
F. L. Pine of the postoffice ARRANGEMENTS
have been made SO that the New York
and BOSTON mail which formerly arrived
nj l.20 u m. will now he received in this
was discontinued some weeks AFRO and is
nov re-estahlished
'rhe animal boatride of tbo Corcroco-
tionul church ana sunday ecbooi ~ IEnrt
Frcdoric will no hold T,.sdav Inc os ~,
Tho etoarocr Vermont va
To J,rad Nouro IT, holorce tho to,o,.
of having caught tho largest eti,rrno1
If tho eoosn, Tho az ~
fcot lone, .,,,G rrai,,b,d ~ n,,,,d. c,,,o.oI
otbors woro ,,l,cn b,. o,hor ,ar.ia, h,,t
r,oro r,,,o,, sr,ai,ar ,rb ''"' ''N' DI'
g., tba i, 80 49,, vas tl'Nc
,,i1l '"o "'O'o'
e.-,.,
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MILTON.

The death of an old time resident, Mrs,
Ncnorma O. Crown occurred at her late
home on saturday. Mrs. Crown was 81
years old and the mother of Il children,
nine of whom are living; Henry Crown,
Miss Amanda Crown and Mrs. c, |. VOL
colt of this place, Ernest Crown of
Taunton, Mass Augustus Crown of To
nawanda, n. Y, Mrs, William Parker
of Colchester. Mrs. Rudd Fairchilds of
Belcherton, Mass, Mrs. p, G, Deihing
of Minneapolis, MINI, and Charles Crown
of Idaho, The funeral was held at
Mrs, Crowns old home on Tuesday after
noon-A business meeting was held at
Trinity Church on Sunday, June 7. and
the following committee was appointed
to see about the furnace and other mat
ters. Mrs. II. II, Fuller l.. u. Latham and
Lyman Powell The question Of n sun
day school was brought up and Lyman
Powell was appointed superintendent for
the ensuing year. There is also talk of
a lay reader,-Mrs, G, +. Skeels and son
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JERICHO.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. l.. +. Wilbur Thursday afternoon --
George May is at home from Cornell
University for the summer vacation
George story is visiting in North Wa lden
Mrs. Mora Lane and 4 brother from the
West are visiting relatives in Westford
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Pcrcival Of Bur
lington visited his mother, Mrs. Ellen
PerciVal rocently.-Mr. and Mrs j. Is
Williams returned to their home in
Holyoke, Mass. Tuesday Miss Eva Ford
has closed her school in JoncsVille and is
at home for the summer vnoation--Miss
Lillian Hutchinson of Burlington is the
sue st OF her sister. Mrs NJ. n Goodwin
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Ferguson of Starks-
horo were the guests of f.. r. Strong
and family last week.-The Misses Geor-
gia brewster and Alma Carpenter are
home on their summer vacation.-Arthur
Pecor and family of Winston moved
here last week.-Mrs.. Buzzell and grand
daughter, Miss May, Of New Hampshire,
are guests of Mrs. Buzzells daughter.
Mrs r. y. Norton.-Mr. and Mrs O, ".
Ellis returned home from New York last
Thursday. There was no meeting in the
church here sunday as the Rev. \. r.
Mann WAS in Waterbury, attending grad
uatlng mceting.-D. +. Hanks went to
the gore mill Monday to saw claphoards.
Mrs Della Sears visited her son in
SturkSDorO Saturday..
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lumhard had 4
son born Wednesday.-L. A. JacEsou of
Greensboro visited Mr. and Mrs II. T..
Fay last week.-Mrs.. Fay returned to
Gree nshoro with her fathor.-The Rev.
Mr.. Lochlin. Miss Laura Osgood and r
b. Smith attended the State Congrega-
tional conference in burlington last week
Mr.. and Mrs. l. f.. Huntlev of Essex
Junction were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G, A. Rice Wednesday, Coming
Men % America give their paAN in the
town han Friday evening June H.
Myron Holmes, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is reported to he better.-A
party Of young people from this tow,
went to Mallets Bay Saturday for pic
nic.-Miss Hazel Lane of Jericho is visit =
ing at +. w. Grows,--Ray Fox grad
yates from Montpelier Seminary, June Is,
-tieoree Hall attended the funeral of
Newton Isham in Jericho Saturday,
Miss Eleanor RugGles spent last week
in Essex Junction.-chcster Beach closed
his term of school Friday. All other
schools close this week Frday.-Mrs r.
ii. Rugglcs goes to Meriden, y. H.. this
week to attend the graduating exercises
of iSimhall Union Achdemy.-Mr and Mrs
Henry Macia had n son born Tuesday
morning.-1he funeral Of Miss Myrtle Nc.
Nall was held Tuesday the Rev r. b.
Fay of Essex officiating. Miss McNall
had been member of the Congrega-
tional Church since girlhood and an at
tendant whenever her health permitted
She had been in poor health for several
years but was only confined to the house
for a few weeks. The intcrment was in
the cemetery at Brookside,-E, q. Gale
and =. T, Irish had telephones put in
their houses last week.-Mrs.. Marcia
Stone, who has been somewhat ill., is a
little better,-Miss Edith Hall arrived
home from Chicago. Wednesday.-M
ard Mrs. f. j. Lance had fourteen
pound boy born last week.-C. d. Porter
returned to Bristol last Monday. George
O. Bliss from Woodsville, n. H., is spend
ing a few days in town-Fred Cook is
visiting his sister, Mrs, Edgar Grow
Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Macomber and NJ
and Mrs. C. b, Page have Como to Camp
Martin for the weck.-Earl Perry was
nome from burlington over Sunday
The Coming Men of America have post
noned their play one week or until June
26.-Mrs, Charles Cook Of St Adams II
visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Minerva
Grow is considered to be in very
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Austin of Chicago are visit
ing at r. l.. ManleY' s.-Miss Grace
Crockett Of Amherst Mass, is in town.
w. II. Munson is improving. Children' s
day will be observed Sunday evening
at the congregational Church.--Thc Rev.
MIR button of New Haven is visiting
tht Rev G. Is. AtWood.-A delegation
from tho Kings Daughters society will
attend the county convention to be held
in Williston.-G, Vernon Wright has re-
turned to Battle Creek, Mich.-An eN-
collent concert was given at the Baptist
Church Sunday evening Schools in town
close lriday.-Mr and Mrs Lester Smith
are the parents of n son.-Mrs. Amelia
Kinney is in Montpelier, caring for her
granddaughter, Mrs. Harvey. Walter
Plummer fell in the barn last week and
fractured two ribs.
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FAIRFAX.

The Roy. Charles Hitchcock and wife Of
Boston is visiting his sister Mrs. S T.
'Cilley.-Miss Annette Brush Of Montpelier
WAS called to Fairfax last week by the
death of her brcther-in-law. r. n. Laf-
lin.-Mrs. Palmyra Ballard and daugh-
ter, r. c. Ballard and wife and B. NJ.
Ballard and wife attended the funeral ot
Carolyn A. Writer'S. daughter of c. w.
Writer'S the 16th.--1ha funeral of R ~
Latin was largely attended the Eth. He
leaves a wife, one son and one daughter.
L. c. Bishop and wife. who have spent
several weeks with their son Bert, return
ed home the 18th. Mrs Bishop Is very
much improved in health.--Benjamin
Cheesion and family has moved back
into their house and Charles Taylor has
moved in his fathers house.-Frank and
Fred kenlield. RAYMOND Butler, Frank
Dopatie and Arthur Ballard spent the
1lth at the cedars, and brought home
24o fsh.-Rosco Curlcy was arrested for
insulting the foreman on the Bellows
Falls Academy work and getting drunk,
and sent to the work house for $50 days.
y. +. Beeman and son and several others
went to the lake fishing last week and
report inc catch.-MisS Bessie Hawley
is quite sick at her uuCles, CA. HaWley's
IL Buck Iollow.-As \. A. Walker was
getting into his milk wagon at the
creamery, he slipped and fell on the
wheel and was severely hurt. He is ahlo
to be out now.-IIerbert Hunt and wife
of ST. Albars was in town the 18th to
attend the funeral Of Mrs, Jane Hunt
The funeral Of r. y. Latin, who died
June H. was held at his home Saturday.
the Rev a. H. Baker ohiciating.--Mrs
Jane Hunt, former resident
Of this town died recently at her home
in RinGhamsville. The funeral was held
FridaY.-Wiliam II. Lawrence and Miss
Hattie NJ. Austin We're married at Geor-
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EINESBURGH.

Miss Grace parkpr is very r,oor,, Mre
! H. Alton is visitinr h.r dauphtcr Wrs
A /. Walker AT Burlington Mise Namio
WRIGHT is olito sick win orveinclas
Miss Narparot Mckenzie Of Sholhnrro
visited bor brother Thomas o,or cu,,-
dav-Nfss Ecrtha Small Of Rirbrond
vas II home over sunday Nre Il -
Parker has gone to Richmond to work i'm
the underwear factory Miss Eua roan
of Richmond snent last week Win hnr
bro,b,r at II NJ Uulrs Miss Iurv Rar-
bcr entertained fev friords in ber hamar
last Tuesday evening There uoro no
services ot tho NothoIist C,burob c,,rda,.
morning hccauso of Children,e do, hoi,c-
Iol,eor,.ad AT tho otbor ,b,,robaa A. a,1
Nc / | Andrcwe enor, .o,.oraI lo,.,
at ,rbourcon,. poin, Ios uo,,l ~, 1
Ar. : tIuu snc,t A., r,u. do,.s ~, D.r
POINT -Alhert R,,r,re,, OF nrn,l,5.,,1 j..
yi.itin, Lis d,,,y1Itor NJ Ahra,, w.
tbain, Mrs CIavton Iucia and san bo,.a
rcturuod frn,, V-atorhyr,. rrbaro ,h.
s,,.t,t tbre. ,rortbs NIro I ,,i, t. ,,,,,oh
nnro,,cd in hcaltb Mrs pa,har n'bn
has hoon ,'isi,ine nor en-, q T. rI,,d ",''
,,, -
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from first pagc.)

who have hen visiting him for a short
period. 1t is reported that Mr.. Allen has
been engaged as principal of our schools
for another year.--Miss Mollie Sherman
is spending the week with friends in Fer
Observation-Disclosures day was observed
i'll the customary manner Sunday.-N1rs
Williams of Bridport is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. V. NJ Bencdict.-Miss Mar
cha Winslow is at home for the summer
vacation Mrs Theresa Gregory and son
arc visiting friends in Salem, n. Y-rhe
Rev. c. H. Dutton is spending a few days
in Colchester.
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So yellow Sc; no. S'9 WI White IS &C. a', i%Iy
%. -, ."G>'sc closed 5S1sc; Sept, 9sa56igc,
oats Receipts 25.SW bu; SPOT strong
or; No. 2, 42hc; standard white ils,c; ~.
y il,tc; No. . white ljc: No. ) White Al, &C;
fnk white ii2m ifiac.
FEi,-The market was casy TODAY
spring bran N9.00U20 r0; middlings S2S ojn
$50; winter bran nominal, city 5000.
iiA I-Thc market was strong TODAY.
shpring Sg9s5c; good 10 choice 81 2oa g..
~ )f.S- Market quiet; Texas dry "a 10
80 lbs at lic; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs,
at Nc California q to q lbs. at 100
Domestic fleece, 2SG32c
REEt-Steady family sliood145O; mess
$3.50" a.; beef hams 920d 3l0); packet
&i',I lg." city India mess sl6oHa 1900.
N.l3 nominal; refined steady; Continent
SO; 5. A., $685.; compound &.50aS.oo.
,l'ORk-1hc market was dull to-day
mess. SIS 25n1S.75.
,.PpTATOES-Stcady now southern.
s2a,mS15i Old, s25cd3oo; Jersey sweets
yorA sS55; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
40 do, In bulk $500.
toPiH fE iPHfS ana 'rG' n Ssmnsf brokers
81 ;%"l@il475: exchaqro, Sii."aii75
co TH dys h F5o was It@oIg M
futures orcred quiet Sales ll5oo bags,
sg y sn! JHgG o. at @@ July $500; sent
tGAR-Baw was steady: fair refining
Slsn; centrituEal. eG tcst 3 1890: molasses
S N1 i3SSG; reng d. sugar YG vas steady
$50; ~, 10, 1925; 40. Il. s42o; No IL. SAB,
$40; mould a, S. 10 cut loaf sS45: crushed
@li, powdered %95; graduated S4s5;
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EVANSVILLE.

Luther Wright visited his aunt in Bur-
lington last week.-W. w Moody has
bought of William Lawrence the place
formerly owned by Eli Smith for $500
Fred Shattuck is on the sick list.-Mrs.
Amy Fielders and son, Richard, visited
relatives in Burlington Saturday and
Sunday.-Grace Zcno is spending this
week in Richmond.-Mrs. James Muzzey
Of Burlington visited her sister, Mrs. L.
Fl. Wright recently. She took home with
her Henry Wrights little daughter, Min
ME, whom she has adopted Guy Gorton
attended the quarterly meeting at Wat
erburN Sunday.
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MALLETTS BAY.

Three telephone poles near Joseph
Cota's barn We're struck by lightning
during the shower Thursday night.
Mr.. Cota'S son, who WAS in the wood
shed. was rendered insensihle for a
moment and his daughter. who was at
play up stairs. was knocked down
Rain has come too late to save the
strawberry crop and tho raspberry
crop is seriously da ma ged.-Farmere
are moving their rye for fodder.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

Nov YORK, dunno II.
F1OUR-ReceiptS 35,76> bbls The
Winter patents S3.75u4l0; winter straights
S.654375 Minnesota patents 81 25Gil 80;
H'r winfer o ~ r MieS 50 aaS "a rs
RYE FLoUR-The market was quiet.
fair TO- good s2S5l'3.2j; choice to fancy
s. 2503.J5
.WHEAT-Receipts 1885 bu; spot
steady; No. red sc elevator; 30. ? rcd
t5c fob atoat; No, l northern Duluth
E2ic to'h' ailoat; ~. hard Manitoba
s27sc; Sent, Is 3-loq75 side Closed 79c;
Dec 7S4u7 7-lGc closed 7aIc.
CORN-Receipts 1JlJ0 bu, spot firm
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mansfield of Water
bury Center, visited their son George, last
weok.-The many friends of James Mill
nam are pleased to see that he is able
to be about his farm work once more -
Marcus Btrritt and daughter Cornolia
or liinesburch, visited Mr.. and Mrs. O.
w. 1sham two days last weck.--Mr and
Mrs. r. f. Forbes spent Sunday in Essex
junction with Mrs. II. r. Forbes and
family.-IT IT. Tllcy attended tho Ma
sonic annual grand lodge meeting in
Burlington last weok
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
UTICA DAIRY MARKET

Utica, N Y, June 15.-Transactions on
the tca board of trade to-day We're as
follows: Cheese, large white. 80 lots ~,
a boxes at ~ sc; large Colored - lots
of 2l6N boxes at disc: small white II
lots Of Los boxes at 10 lie; small col
ored 30 lots Of 2,637 boxes at lO1-4c; com.
mission Il lots of $40 boxes. Total ~
lots of 153N boxes. Butter. creamery lei
packages at DC; sales of cheese on this
board June Is, 1902, 1850 boxes at 91-ac
for both large ana small
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Charles owen. who once lived in this
town. and two daughters of Hinsda le.
n. H., are visiting friends and relatives
here. Mrs. Owen, who died last March,
was a sister of Mrs Ellen COmstock -
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gates and two
children of Franklin, visited their aunt,
Eliza Steele and other relatives in town
last week-George Dolan of Starksborn
was in town on business Tuesday, Elmer
SlOcum and George Sutton attended the
funeral of their cousin, Newton ISham
at Jericho Center. last "Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-18
Utter DECLINES AT ET.GIE

Elgin, H.. June 15.-Butter declined
one cent "A pound on the board of trade
to-day owing to large receipts and excel
lent pasture, selling at u cents. The
sales OF the district for the week were
SO, 900 pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-18

dangerous condition. 1t is feared that sho
VIII not survive many days--O. H. Jack
son went to Grand Isle Saturday. He re-
turned Monday, accompanied by his sis
ter Mary. who has finished her school
in Grand Isle