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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
DROP IN BUTTER.
Price OF Creamery and Dairy Varieties
Several Cents Lower.

Putter has taken a drop of several
cents during the past week and tho
creamery product now retails at 30 cents
pound, the wholesale price being %
cents. Dairy butter brings rs cents at
retai' and % and q cents at wholesale.
Fresh eggs are selling for "A cents re-
tail and 20 cents wholesale
Tho fruit markets are making exccp.
t'onally good offerings in oranges and
bananas. The oranges, which are mostly
from California, sell for 20 to GO cents =
dozen. Navel oranges are now In their
prime and the large sizes Offer the best
bargains Bananas are much cheaper
ana OH account Of their highly nutritious
qualities are much In demand. They
sell at 26 for a quarter ana at Is. 20 and
IS cents a dozen. Maple sugar sells for
ls cents a pound in pals, with syrup at
N.i0 and 81 25 a Gallon. At wholesale.
pail sugar brings 10 and IL cents pound.
while syrup brings % cents and u 90 q
gallon. New vegetables in the market
are home grown asparagus at ~ cents
"A bunch and cowslips at 30 cents a peck.
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GEORGIA.

Ira II. S. Fairbanks passed Saturday
and Sunday in Burlington. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Shattuck.-Miss Alice
A. Hay Is the guest of Mrs. j. N. JENNIE
and other friends in Burlington for two
weeks.-Francis King is seriously i'll and
there is little chance for his recovery
MIR. and Mrs j. II. Gull were guests at
Ira Fairbankss Wednesday. May g.
Charles Scott has improved his house by
clapboarding. Miss Rhoda Hamin went
to West Milton Sunday. May Z. to visit
her sister. Mrs. Lansing Snow. who has
ben quite Ill. but is improving somewhat
Miss Lima Scott is able to ride out. af-
ter an illness of eight WHOLESALERS. r.
A. Bartlett was in Burlington Saturday
and Sunday
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. l. l.. Jocclyn this aftcrnoon.-Mrs
A. G. Austin has gone TO Springfield
Mass. for few weeks stay. She will
visit her daughter, Mabel. and also re-
ceive medical treatment at 4 hospital
thcrc.-Tho Christian Endcavor meetings
Of the Congregational Church are to be
held at 7:3O on Sunday evenings during
hp
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WoLCoTT.

Iloman Tucker of lIardwic'i visited his
son. ilorace. at II. folsoms Wednesday.
John Benson las been confined to his
hc'l by bos for several days.--Robert
Mills went to Marshfcld Thursday
Uncle Nat Jones came over iron, Cabot
Thursday t. spcnd a few davs among
his children herc.--Alyina Husie is at
work for Mrs. s. A. Fife u. f. Wheeler,
Sr.. has moved to North WoCOit.--
George Goodrich was at his home here
the last of the wock.-Morris Darling
went to Calais Thursday to move n load
of goods home for his sister.-Mrs. Nj.
+. Nallcau and daughter, Mrs. II. A.
Moves were in town for the day Friday.
"A daughter was lorr tn Alden Down
in,: and wife Thursday. weight about
two pounds.--P s. s;crib,'or has taken his
household goods from storage and nov
Cd to i'rdcrhll.-Dr. Ned Carr ana
bride OF Worccstor visited with friends
In town over Sunday.--A. j. Wilson has
returned from Niddlehury where he has
spent the winter Mrs. Wilson remained
Ia hind for two weeks. They viii occupy
their home herc.--A. w. Flanders and
wife visited in East iardwick over
Sunday. {. Golden returned home
from burlington Monday night
charles Hubbard moved Tu' sdav from
his daughter Mrs. J. f. Wheeler. Jr.,
in FnttcrViic to one Of the tercmcnts
N Phillips houscA son was born to
Clarence Wheeler and wife Nav Miss
E"lle Downing is at work at Robert
Mills-Mrs. .Johr James Of Hardwick
s,lcn. the week with her mother. Mrs.
II. ". Wheeler. Mr.. James coming down
for over Sunday
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
swANToN.

The team recently seized by tho GUS
toms from n Mogc for fraudulent entry
as immgrantss effects, was sold at ten
o'clock Friday in front Of the customs
house. the entire outfit bringing $lSs5O
G. r. Smith got tho horse at $751;
With fierce south wind blowing Swan
ton had II bad half hour late Friday
evening when general alarm was sound
ed for a smart fire discovered in the
upper part of the Hotel Swanton barn.
Buckets of water were resorted to at
first, followed by two good streams turn
cd on by tho fire department. which re-
sponded promptly. The fire was handled
before much progress had been made.
The loss was small. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

n. II Clapp was in st. Adams Tues
day.-Dr. G. V. BCgue of Newport was
in town Monday.-Nrs. " n. Tavlor of
Richford with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Fay
Tor. who have just returned from Texas,
visited at Mr.. George Porter's this week.
M. W. Dawney returned from Bi,rling-
ton Monday where he has been for the
removal of shot from his wrist discovered
by the use of the X-ray instrumcnt.-Mr
nawncy is the Young man who was ac-
cidently shot while huntin,, about the
middle Of Decer,ber.--Alrs. Heller Will
cox of Leoninster. Mass. is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hall went to St. AL
bans TuoSday.-Miss Lena Rovley is
home from Dover. y. H.-M.ldrtd. tho
three year old daughter Of DIR. t. r.
Brown. fell with a stick in her mouth,
while ut play Monday, injrring her
throat quite badly
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ALBURGH.

Joseph Royce clerk for NJ. l.. Dean
and Miss Myra Gadbois of Isle La Motto
were married at the Catholic Rectory
in this place Tuesday May 2.-Ire Erwin
of New York is in town called here by
the serious illness of his mother, Mrs.
Nj. NJ. Erwin-A daughter was recently
born to Mr.. and Mrs William Sheldon
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin, who is i'll with pneu-
monia is reported better and w. NJ.
Lyman Is improving, Misses Fannie and
Charlotte Gordon have returned from u
three weeks visit in New York-Miss
Avery, evangelist. conducted services at
the town school house Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lcona Rockwell has bought tho
Haynes residence at Alburgh Centre.
owned by o. II. Black of Newton, Mass.
"A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Her
mon Dennis the I'd inst.
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Whcatlcy, wife OF Carlos Whcaticy Of
East Swanton, occurred at her homo on
Saturday morning, death resulting from
cerebral hcmorrhago. Mrs. Wheatley was
81 years old and Is survived only by n
husband and a. brother. The funeral was
held from, the house at two o'clock sun
day afternoon. the Rev. John Cameron.
pastor of the First BAPTIST Church OIL
ciatng. The intcrmcnt was in the South
Main street cemetery.
The chanccry hearing in tho case of Ro-
land NJ. Smythe of New York vs. tho Cen
trail Vermont Railway company. which
has been on before eX-Gov. Stickney of
Ludlow as special master. was on Satur-
day continued without date. II. K. Bailey
of Boston and n. Chas. Royce appeared
for the orator and C.. w. Writer'S and w.
u. G.. Stickney of Bethel for the defend
ent.
Another Of the old established bust
ness houses Of St Adams has changed
hands in the sale Of Rawson Brainerd's
drug store and business to NJ. r. Huber
OF Gettysburg. Pa. MIR Huber is a young,
cntcrprising and experienced man in the
drug business and viii take possession
of Mr. Brainerd's store this week Mr..
Brainerd is we'll known as one of tho
oldest and most reliable merchants in
Franklin county and rctrcs from active
business life after 45 Years Of successful
career i'm the Same business 80 of which
he has been in business for himself at
the same old stand at the corner of Main
and Center streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. William a. Johnson Of
Congress street will leave next week for
Boston. where they will take up their
residence. Mr.. johnson has been elected
secretary and assistant manager Of the
National Telephone tablet EIoder Co.. of
that city and is also on the board OF
directors. The concern owns the only
practical appliance Of It's kind The COM
pany has been organized with $4,000 cash
ca pital and has a large and rapidly grow
ing business.
The quarterly mccung Of The Free
Methodist Church of the St. Adams and
St. Armand Center circuit will be held
on May 20 and n at tho St. Armand
Center school house. The District Elder,
the Rev W. II. Clark will preside assist
ed by the pastor the Rev. ". G. Stanton.
Services will be hold at $50 Saturday
evening: 1920 Sunday a. m. and preaching
service 7:30 Sunday evening.
stephen d. Hopkins Of Congress
street was stricken with paralysis
while dressing yesterday morning.
The shock, which affected the left side.
was not severe one. Mr.. Hopkins
rallying remarkably during the day
and being quite comfortable last even
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JERICHO CENTER.

F. A. Fuller is confined to the house
by n serious and painful injury to his
foot. While working on his land Monday
he accidentally stepped from his harrow.
a tooth of which penetrated deeply into
his foot. making n severe wound.-Thc
Rcv. c. o. Gill of West Lebanon, y. w..
formerly pastor of this church, has been
spending few days among his many
friends.1here was a special meeting for
male members of the parish house last
Sunday evening.-Therc are improvements
being made at the comctery.-rhc Ladies'
Aid society hold a strawberry festival at
the parish house Thursday night.-rhe
Ladies' Aid hold a business meeting
Thursday afternoon to decide upon
plans for the Fourth of July.-Therc was
a meeting of the Village Improvement So
ciety Wednesday evening, to arrange for
moving the park during the season. etc.
Henry Ballard and family moved to
Burlington Thursday. They have on
gagged a tenement on Church strec..-E.
Z. Scott was in Williston Tuesday over
seeing the intcrment of Mrs. +. NJ. john
son who died last January and was
placed in the receiving tomb.
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FAIRFAX.

q. G. Orton and +. a. Wood went to
East Eorl<shro May s and got some
horses The Rev. X. o. Hunt does
not get much better. Mrs. Gloon
orion is quito sick. Miss Nell
lie Lewis of Wcstford is caring for
kcr.-Mrs. John Boyco of St. Adams is
visiting her daughter. Mrs John Ken
drick Tho Rev. Mr. Gotta of Essex june
ton preached atvthe BAPTIST Church sun
lay.--G. G. Orton has moved INTO the
Lewis story housc.-Howard Rowland
and Edward Carpenter went fishing
Sunday and brought home about u fish
C. J. Ferguson Of Burlington,
superintendent of the Anti-SaloOn
League will speak 1T the BAPTIST Church
ncAt Sunday morning. May a. and at a
union service at the Methodist Church
in tho evening. Mr.. Ferguson is one of
the ablest speakers in the state. Come
and hear hin.-Miss Mary Phelps went
to Boston Saturday and expects to he
gone about a week Visiting fri, nds.-Mrs.
John Boycc and Mrs. John kendrck
visited Mrs. Eovce's DAUGHTER. Mrs. Cut
ting of Cainbridse Saturday.--,'. H..
Roeman spent May and 3 in st. AL
hans
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SWANTON CENTER.

Misses Carrie and Florence Hubbard
who have had positions as Mattresses in
a winter hotel in Lake wood. y. j.. since
Christmas. arrived home Friday night
on the return trip the young ladies visit
ed their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Charles
Burdich. Of New York city for three
weeks. The Misses Hubbard expect to
go to tho Sunset House, White noun
tains, about June 15.-Mrs. Eunicc Cat
lin is visiting her son, T.. i. Catlin. in
Shodon.-Mrs Lena A. Graves, former
resident visited in this community sew
eral days last week.-Miss Ruby Holmes
who is teaching in Franklin, spent Sun
day at home.
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R1CHFORD.

Tho funeral of Mrs Carrie tMears)
Smith, widow of Henry J. Smith. who
died Saturday morning with IA stroke of
apoplexy was held At the house Tues
day morning at 1870 o'clock. the Rev.
f. Barnby Leach ofllciatinE.-At "a meet
ing of the local base ball enthusiasts
Monday night it was voted to support
a team here the coming season and join
the Franklin County League. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
Or T.. p. Lundcrvilc: secretary and treas
urer. Henry Clark: directors and man
ayers, Almon A. Gates, Carroll Mitchell.
Walter Lauder At a meeting of the di-
rcctors Almon a. Gates was elected
chairman.--C. 4. Hull of Berkshire was
in this place Tuesday.
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FLETCHER.

The Rev. Mr.. Nonhagan. the CongreGa-
tional minister in Cambridge, Will preach
at the Center next Sunday at 80 o'clock.
N. w. Church. who has been sick for
several weeks. is improving slowly
Eugene Blanchard has bought the old
farm formerly owned by Ahial Nothcrbcc
and will soon begin extensive repairs on
the samc.-George Rogers and daughter,
Anna. who have been spending the sugar
season with her parents. MIR, and Mrs.
G.. Carpenter, have returned to their home
i'm Boston.-Irving Clark has finished
work for C. +. Corse and will work for
Eugene blanchard, Mr.. Corsc has
concluded his services with George Hall.
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H1GHGATE CENTRE.

Hiram Skeels of Milton is in town
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Mary A.
Skcels-Miss Matte Stunpf is quite III
Mt the homo of IT. J, Lyon.-Mrs. D. w.
steel" is quite iii with the grip.--Mrs.
Henry Stinnts left town Saturday for
weeks visit with relatives in Shorehain
and NiddleDury.-A j. Pomoroy of East
Fairfield was in town last week buying
maple suga"-Miss Bertha Macarthur is
spending the week with friends in Bur-
lineton.-Miss Florence Pcmeroy of
East Fairfield was in town last week.
NJ y. l;cnoit is spending the week in
Boston Mas,-Mrs. George Clifford and
son Of st Adams are visiting Mis-. Cliff
for1's mother. Mrs Melvin Lent. NJ.
rromtly has moved from the Ryia house
on School street to the NJ. II. Loukes
house on Canada street Albert Clarke
is Ill with a severe attack of the grip
Miss Haiti" Stimots is i'll with conges-
tion Of the lungs. IT. Allen Of Swan
ton is attending her.-Miss Jcscphene
Lyon who has been i'll with grip tho
past three weeks Is convalescing.
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urday when Mrs. Matilda Gokey, wife Of
Frank +. Gokey, purchased the John H.
Robinson homestead at the top OF Wes-
toms hill near the Wnooski Park; con-
sideration, nominal.
Joseph T.. IIoa6lcy of Middletown
Springs has been engaged by the water
commissioners to bore an artcsian we'll
ut the Gin brook. Mr.. Hoadlcy with his
mon began work last Friday and has
now reached n depth of 40 feet. The
water committee intend to go to IA depth
IF boo feet IL necessary to reach water
lf the water Mt that depth Is not dcsir-
able they will go deeper and If quality
is then lacking they will dig another
we'll
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

T.. l.. Wilson and daus htcr spent Sun
day in Montreal, r. Q.--Horacc Cohurn
has sold his place to u. Roscoe consid-
oratons sl6co-J. A. Rouse is going to
move in tho house vacated bv Milo Cnfhn
instead of the Ira Smith house as stated
last w"ck-The Rev. G. j. Peterson at
tended tho quarterly meeting Of the
Northwestern association of Congrega-
tional clerrymor held in St. Alhars Mon
day.-Marvin fadd of Boston. who has
been spending The past week at his
fathers. Frank Haod, has returned
Miss Blanche Wadleigh WHO has been
teaching in Hannah Moro academy
Rustertown. Md. has returned home
Blaine Stanley has entered the employ
ment of !. w. Paul--Mrs. 4. r. Pond
Is spending q few dnNs in Richfor1
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EAST HIGHCATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo l.emnah and family
We're in Sheldon Spr ngs Monday TO at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. lcmnah's sis
ter. Mrs. Edwin Pud tah.-Gcorse Coslctt
and Mr.. Walch Of 'rdtord Que. visit
ed Fast Highgate Wednesday as the
guests of O. s. RiXfo,l.-Mr and Mrs. G.
f.. Britch. who have been i'll with the
grip. are bcttcr.-Frcd Macha is i'll with
quinsy. julie Lcmnah is i'll with
grip.-I,eo Lemrah is going on crut ches
as the result of "A mishap while loading
scythes and axes into "A car.
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MONTGOMERY.

w. r. Locklin of Richford was in town
Monday on legal business Miss Georgia
Smith is quite sick.-M Miss Jessie iiimball
of flardWick is in town to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Georgia
G"odspeed and Howard Parker which
took place on "Wednesday ALEX Snod-
grass and daughter spent a portion of
last week in Burlington.-Albert Hoga-
boorm has moved from South Richford
into Frank Pratts tenamont.-Mr. and
Mrs William Mof2tt are tho parents
ri baby hoy Mrs. NJ. A. deuel. Ia en-
tertaining sister from New York..
Miss Kimhall from Waterloo, p. l.. who
has been the guest of Mrs. George Pat
ters,n has returned 70 her home.-Mr.
and Mrs Frank Bckmelr arc the par
cnts of a baby bow
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ST. Adams.

Mrs. Alfred LOOMS died at her home
on Spruce street at 2:90 o'clock Saturday
afternoon of heart failure, following an
attack of the grip. Mrs. Loomis Is sur
vved by her husband and several chill
dren. The funeral was held from the
Holy Angels Church at nine o'clock Mon
day morning an dthe interment WAS IN
the South Main street cemetery.
Herbert j. Rrean. who has peen con.
nected with the Central Vermont railway
auditing ONCE for several yea's. has re.
signed to accept a more renumerative
and responsible position in the once Of
the National Life Insurance Co. of Mont
pelicr. Mr.. Brean win enter upon his new
duties May 10. 4
The death of AIRS. Lucinda (campbeil)
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ENosBURGH FALLS.

c. l.. Marsh and r.. J. Tyler left Friday
night for New York. whore they will be
ioined by II. w. Allen Of Burlington
and Henry Clark Of Orange, n. j.. and
proceed to Washington, via. gettysburg,
ihwf ultimate destination being Man
assns. Va, where they will attend a
meeting of tho Army of the Potomac.
May Q aud ia reIular meeting Of tho
w. q. r. L. will be held with Mrs Il. r.
Ia1atee Saturday May ~; subject,
"Chrl.tian Patriotism. "-Enosburgh Falls
continues TO sustain her reputation at
ball PLAYING. winning two nut of the
three games In which size was interested
last Saturday. Two games were played
on the home grounds The town team
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Robinson OF BoS-
ton were the guests of Juan Robinson
rectntly.--M Harah Clark is Visiting
friends IN Burington.--Mr Stevens and
son went Tuesday to Esscx.-Mrs. Juan
Robinson Is recovering from her recent
illnoss.-'rhe Bell Ringers gave an en-
tertainmcnt at Keoler's hall Saturday
evening
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WEST BERKSHIRE

H. ]. Rublee passed Sunday with
his family at the home of w. r. Noble.
Mrs. +. j. Gibson of Enosburgh Falls
visited at f. A. Austins rcccntly.--M.
.. Hicks has moved into the house
owned by Mr.. Brown.-A May dance
will be held in Forester's hall Friday
EVENING". H. Chaffee is moving his
family into rooms in C. Il. Burleson's
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CON MERCIAL.


New York, May 10.
FLOUR-Receipts, l7ell bbls; exports,
1910 bbls; sales. $500 bbls. The market
was barely steady. Minnesota patents,
eSs5N635; Minnesota bakers Ns01%6S;
winter patents. &5.bNQi5 SIS; winter straights
IS, 2G05E: winter extras, $Sse1%.3o; VIM
ter low grades. S3+50%l0
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet; fair to
good. a.>0d46o; choice to fancy. 1850
6JC.
WHEAT-Receipts. $1,000 bu; sales,
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spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. F.. i. NJ. Barncs.-Mrs. Hiram Lewis
is better.-Gray's Crystal Eye carnival
closed a weeks Entertainment at the town
hall Saturday cvening-Carroll Trombley
has returned from New York for tho
summer.-W. r. Council Of Tarrytowt, N.
y. has opened his cottage at Plncy Lodge
for the summer.
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BELVIDERE.

Frank Hare has moved to Rchford.--
NJ C. Shattuck is not as well.-M. F.
Dean visited friends in Fairfield and Hyde
Park last woek.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Eickford of Cambridge visited his sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. c. Shattuck, Sunday. May
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WILLISTON.

David TarhoX of Montpelier is visiting
friends in town.-Webstcr Lockwood of
California arrived in town Monday and is
stopping at Welman Walston's .-John
Bliss died at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. r. Wood Monday after long illness.
His niece Mrs. Wood has been devoted
in her care Of him. lie is the last of Il
family of seven children. The funeral
was held at his late home Wednesday
Afternoon at two o'clock.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Niles of Burlington are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. n. Marshall.
The Onaway club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Warren Tuesday evening"
Loval Foster is very low. his daughter.
Mrs Wadlerh. from Michigan. is assist
ing her sisters to care for him.-The bod
les from the vault have all been buried
hut one.--Thc Onaway club will hold
their next meeting in Talcott at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. |. Talcott.
Mrs. Edna Burnett and son from Under
hill were at Miss Jennie Burnott's re-
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barrow have
girl bahN.-Mss Dora I<ccfc has TO
turned homo after her visit with friends
in St. Alnans.--Mrs. Merchant is impi ov
ing the interior of TIL" house she recently
purchased and will soon move into IL.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Louks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Simmons returned Monday
from Charley, Mass, where they have
resided for the past year.-Mr and Mrs.
F.. A. Baldwin entertained party Of
friends Thursday evening. MAY 1. it being
Mr.. Baldwin's birthday anniversary
Mrs. Harold Morcy of lIighgdte is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. r. II. Start.-Miss
jesse Shanlcy of Waterbury is visiting
her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter STANLEY.
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WEST ENosBURGH.

Mrs. George Campbell of Ware, Mass.
is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Lewis
Bushey Miss Alice Fassett was home
from St.Alblns over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar tiubbel have returned home
from Amcsbury. Mass. where they have
been passing the winter. They were
accompanied by their little granddaugh-
ter, Helen Body, who will pass the sum
NOR with thcm.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York May 10.
Cotton futures opened firm; MAY, s165:
July, S76: Aug, 500; Sept, s,,6S bid:
Oct. E.75: Nov. $40 bid: Dec. NA;
Jan. s7.ss; Feb. offered $50 March Of
fcrcd SOS, Spot closed quiet, 10 points
higher; mdjling nplands. SSH, mddhng
gulf. $40; sales. none.
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UNDERHILL CENTRE.

Miss Helen Smallcy of Middlesex has
been visiting in town.--The funeral of
the late Henry McNulty. who died at Wi
nooski last Saturday morning, was at
tended from the Catholic Church last
Monday morning. the Rev. Father Their
len officiating. The burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Allen Buchanan has returned to
her home in Alburgh.-Mr and Mrs
Albert Parker have gone to Alburgh for
4 few days stay.-Miss Penniman has re-
turned to her home in Hartland. after