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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

mere We're at the HON" of Mr. and Mrs.
|. IA, Abel Friday two brothers and two
STEERS, whose combined ages was 3,5
fars. 1t was the Seth anniversary of
fie the Roy. George Rice of Council
|lnns Iowa. while Mrs. Abel was ~
|opkins Rice s. and Mrs. Barnes of
|akorsfiold was only ST. There is an
fher brother living. Dr. John Rice. OF
|alifornia. whose age is 7s-Mr. and Mrs.
y. T.. Fuller and son. Ira. left FRIDAY
4 their return to Depot IIarhor. ont.
|h"ir son, George. VIII remain with his
Fandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. -. Ken
pm. and attend school-Mr. and Mrs.
VILLAIN Loveyaw have moved into the
|nement oyer w. II. Billados store
FRS. NJ. p. Porley and her daughter
catherine, visited in East berkshire
hree days last weck.-Fullor Rawson
on the sick list Mrs. w. II. Best, who
Fs been seriously i'll for some months
improvng-J. Clarence Pomery lcf,
|onday for burlington. where he will re.
lime his third year studies in the uni.
trsity.-Supper was served in the
estry OF the Free Baptist Church Wed
tsday evening. September N-Miss
Ira noes Billado has returned from two
Reeks' visit among friends in southern
few England.-Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Bcnoit
tr and Mrs. Henry Laficy and A. T.
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STOWE.

Lieutenant Frederick Hughes. Adj
miral Clark's son-in-law. left Lake
Mansfield on Monday for Washington.
1t is expected that the lieutenant will
be commissioned to take the dry dock
being constructed in Chesapeake hay
to Manila. Admiral Cinrk's family,
who have been at Lake Mansfield for
three months leave on October 5.-The
Misses Brigham left Lake Mansfield on
Friday to take up their studies In the
University of Michigan.-Ths United
States government has $500 lingering
trout TO be placed in Lake Mansfield.
Mr.. Merrill and his assistant who have
been at the Lake Mansfield stripping
station for the past two weeks. are
making extensive repairs. putting in
dams. traps and breeding pens to re-
place those washed out last year. Five
hundred trout have already been
caught for stripping. The arrange
ments for catching and keeping the
trout. when completed will be great
improvement.--Miles and Mcmahon
have begun extensive repairs upon
their store which will greatly improve
the appearance OF ii. The front OF the
store will be extended to include the
veranda. A block front with plate
glass windows will he put In. Spear
Bros. OF Burlington will have charge
Of the work.---Mr. and Ms. G. 3. Nc
Allister and r. s. Warren returned on
Saturday from a three weeks visit 10
Denver. Colo. They were accompan
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Sept. q.
WHFAT-Sept.. S5hc; Dec. SEC: May.
s.Ac.
CORN Sept, SIC; old 5iNc; Oct, 5i%c;
Dee +ic. Old. itsc; May. 49,.
$3a,c.
MESS PoRK-tPer hbD-Ser $3.50;
oct. sh90: Jan. si2.io.
LARI--tPer ioo lbs)--Sert., $780, Oct,
$50 nov. Sis; Zee. $780, Jan, $3.50
SHORT RIBS-sides doose)-Sept,
ss.i.ia oct, ss.52ia: Jan, $3.50.
Cash quotations:
WlIEAT-No. ? spring wheat. HDssc;
No 3. SoaS7c; No z rcd. s4aassAc.
CORN-No. 2. 52isc; No yellow, size.
OATS-No. . 27a.c; No. white. 2s%0
COO: No. 3 white. o7a.W2ec.
RYE-No .. 7o17Ic.
BARLEY Good feeding, 36k137c; fair
10 choice mailing. ila4sc.
FLANSEED-No. 1, Csc. northwestern.
-" !, sl.ooH.
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime, $40.
MESS PORK-tPer bbD-Si4 9o7iSoo.
t.AI:D-CPcr 100 lbsl-s72n
SHORT RIBS-Sides Ooose)-- s. snns s..
SIDES Short clear (boxed)-Ss. 2S0
: 80
SHOULDERS salted none.
WiISk EY-tBasis of nighw,nes)-sl.3.
On the produce exchange to day the
butter market was steady: crsameries,
liQ1',ac. diaries. lelsdlS,sc; eggs firm
at mark cases included 17lsc: frsts. lsIac;
prime frsts, 2oMc extras. 22i,c; cheese
steady. llMlliac.
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PICKLING SEASON NOW ON.
Housewives BusiIy Storing Away the

These days of early autumn with mar.
kets. gardens and orchards OVERLOOKING
with the good carths bounty are busy
ones on the housewives calendar, as she
struggles to put away as much as possi-
Bile of the harvcst's richness for the lean
and hungry winter days to come.
The season fer picking is now at ito
best and in the list of things to be pre-.
served every housekeepcr includes pears.
TIRE markets now abound in this delicious
fruit. Louis bonds sell for 30 cents a
peck; Beau d'Agous ard the famous Flen,.
ish beauties for 20 cents a peck. while
Sickle pears sell for 80 cents peck.
Another much sought-for fruit just now
is the peach. This fruit sells for from
90 to 20 cents a dozen. and for from 20
to 30 cents per basket. Especial interest
attaches Massachusetts peaches Of.
fercd for sale here and grown at the Am.
herst Agricultural College under the sup.
ervision of Prof. +. A. Waugh, formerly
of the University OF Vermont.
| California Valencia oranges retail for
GO and 70 cents a dozen, while the Jamaica
! fruit brings 30 cents Cooking apples are
| % TO 40 cents u peck with the fameuse
and ST. Lawrence 81 cents a peck Mack.
| intosh reds and Wolf Rivers ~ cents a
| peck. In the grape market Delawares
are selling for q cents a basket; Ma
garas. G cents a basket; Concords, Is
| and Is cents n basket; Tokays, % cents
a pound. and Malagas. 20 cents a pound.
| carload OF grapes is expected in the
| city within "A few days. Grape fruit 10
| selling at three for a half dollar.
| The vegetable market shows few
| changes during the past week. Potatoes
have come up little and are now %
cents a bushel. Sweet potatoes are three
and five cents a pound Canteloupes are
| selling for from 10 to 20 cents each. Ever.
green corn retails AT l5 cents per dozen
| ears. Turnips are three cents a pound;
Hubbard squash three cents a pound:
cabbage, three cents pound beets. Ave
cents a bunch: parsley. five cents a bunch
and native celery, eight cents a head.
| Cauinower is now prime and sells for
10 cents n pound; green peppers are N
cents dozen. Tomatoes are selling at
| 81 per bushel and seed cucumbcrs for
picking are 30 cents II bushel.
| Creamery butter il retailing at 20 cents
II pound and is wholesaling at ~ cents.
| The dairy product retails at 20 cents and
WHOLESALERS at % and q cents. Fresh eggs
| retail at 2S cents "A dozen and wholesale
at Is cents. Western eggs retail at =
cents dozen.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Woods Of Morris
vile were visiting relatives in town tho
first Of the week.-O. l.. Brown and son
Leon made trip to Mount MansfieldSun-
day MIR. and Mrs j NJ. Stafford of Bur-
lington have been visiting in town the
past week, returning to their home Mon
day.-Mrs. Fairchlds is visiting MIR. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Safford.--ITarry Reynolds and
sister Mary are in New York city for
the week--Mr. and Mrs. George Wells arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hinds.-A
number of young men went Monday
morning to Shclburnc to sex and barrel
apples on the Webb farm.-Mr and Mrs.
John Hitchcock celebrated the 5'th
anniversary of their marriage Monday
Dr. T.. y. Forest returned To his dental
rooms this week.-Mrs.. Frederick of Bur-
lingtor is visiting her brother. the Rev.
T.. Wheelock.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 1T
Bounty and Mr.. Putnams people were IL,
North Fairfax Monday tn attend the fu-
neral OF Mrs Sally Wethcrby.-W NJ
Smith and family spent last week at their
cottage Mt Queen City Park,-Mrs. Chas
La Bounty has returned from visit to
| her sisters at West Northiicd, Mass. A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
| Archambault September u.
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ALBuRoH SPRINGS.

a number Of special meetings were
held in the Methodist Church this week
with clersvmen from abroad to assist the
pastor MFR. Bedell was called to Elem
burg. N. ", to attend the funeral Of his
sister, Mrs. Potter Miss Eliza Glbbon
has returned from the season spent at
tho Chasm House in Avsablc. N. Y
Miss Gibbon was pianist for the house.
John Vanderhoof of Fhchbrrg. Mass,
| "a visiting at his sister, Mrs. George
Turner. Fred Martin vent to Mary
Fletcher Hospital in burlington last
week for nm operation for appendicitis.
Miss Harriet Soule of Brooklyn. n. y.
| is visiting her mother. Mrs. J.. +. Soulc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Colby have gone
for visit with relatives In Mrlnlocs.- -
william Clark of HavcrhilI. Miss, Is
spending a week with Arthur Shelley. -
Mrs. Carleton Searle of Chicago. Ill.,, Ia
making n short visit with friends III
town this week.
| Mrs. ]. &. Goodfelow. who has been
visiting friends in Burlington. returned ia
her home Snturday-Mr and Mrs. Cong
don and Mr.. Rama Duba were among tina
number who attended the Malone fair
Mr.. c. Fuller Carpenter left town satur-
day night for an extended Southern and
Western business trip.--Harry Rockwell
Of Burlington spent Sunday in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Merton Hyde OF Anasonia.
Conn.,. who purchased the W. w. Rock
we'll farm, moved here last week where
they will reside in the future. -Miss Helen
Brayton, who has position as stenog-
rapher for the Burlingo on Cereal com.
pany, spent Sunday with her PARENTS
/ = ,h1 4,
been visiting friends in town, has gone
to Burlington. where he will enter the
L. V. NJ.
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MORRISVILLE.

This village was visited by a sharp
thunder shower soon after nine o'clock
Sunday evening Rain fell in torrent =
and high wind accompanied II. Tho
weather which has seemingly been too
cold for thunder storms for several days
was like November Monday. The heavy
and continuous fall of rain has completely
saturated the ground. retarding the
growth OF crops. and gardens in many
instances have been partial or total fail
ures this season. The apple and potato
crops are reported as light.
Dr. w. r. Slayton has been appointed
health Officer to succeed the late Dr. &.
G.. RubIee and enters upon his duties at
once.
Dr. George l.. Bates has been appointed
a member of the board of pension exami-
ners to nil the vacancy caused by Or
RubIees DEATH
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mills Perkins. who has been employed
during the summer at Ausable Chasm,
n. v. returned to his home Thursday
evening of last Week.-Mrs. Amelia Cor
ron and Louis Greenwood both OF Bakers
field. were married Sunday morning. Sep
ten,ber p. by the Rev. J. Paquet OF High
gate.-Miss nellie Wheelock entertained
the members os her Sunday school class
one evening OF last week The evening
was spent in playing games and refresh
ments were scrvcd-rhe Bugle staff OF
brigham Academy gave promenade
Friday evening Of last week in the
gymnasium which was largely attended
Tho Ladies' circle OF st. George
Church met with Mrs. Fred Potter Sat
urday Of last week. There was a large
attendance. y people having supper
Mills Perkins recently went to Pcnnsyl-
vania where he has a position as type.
writer.
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JOHNSON

Several Masons from this place attend
ed a special communication of Warner
at Jeffersonvillc last week. A banquet
WAS served nv Mine Host Melendy. which
did credit to his hostelry.-'rhomas Wa
terman and family hav" returned from
their trip to Denver. Their visit was cut
short by the serious illness q Robert
Holmes. who live with his family here
julius Sinclair and wife intend starting
for Colorado this week for the benefit of
Mr.. Sinclair. who is suffering from u
lung trouble.-Mrs. CHARLES Stevens Of
ct. Adams lie visiting relatives here.-H
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EAST HI0H0ATE.

Mrs. Julia Lehman went Thursday TO
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
where she expects to undergo an opera
ton for an atscess.-An eight pound son
was born To Mr. and Mrs. James Austin,
Tuesday. September 1a.--Smilev Powers
is Ill with quinsy.-H. p. Leach Ia NOV
ing some Of his goods from Fairfield Ia
his home recently purchased here. The
village school commenced Mor,lay, Scp-
tcinber % with Miss Aver ard Miss Keith
of st. Adams as tcachers.-L. j. Folsom,
has gone to Charleston. W. Va 10 take
charge Of scythc department Of the KEEL
Icy Axe Manufacturing company. CALVIN
Aldrich Of East Lebanon will take his
place to do the plating in the SHOPS here.
Mrs. Henry Longe and Miss Bessie
Bickford who have been i'll are better
Miss Flossy Rice is passing few days
with relatives in Sheldon Springs.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Joseph LaBombard has been very
i'll with neuralgia of the heart.-J. +.
Hin has returned to St Albans. Moses
Demarse has moved back to the Island.
Mrs. II. c. HolcOmb Is i'll ct Rouscs
Point.-Mrs. Helena Turney went to
Ro,,ses Point Monday.-The steamer
{ hateauray came to the island for
apples Tuesday.-Mes Reed, Cunie,
Bgclow and Bouyca Of Ellenburgh. y.
V. are in town to pack apples. Mrs. M.
f. COnwoll and children have returned
to their home in Tarrytown after spend
ing the summer ut Piney lodge
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ENosBURoH.

The Rev. George Rice of Council Bluffs,
iowa. who is visiting friends here will
preached in Memorial Church Sunday the
3ist inst..-Thc Rev Isvarts Kent pastor
1t Memorial Church preached at Bcrk-
shire Center at 2a0 tho 2ith and may
continue to supply there for while
Mrs. George Remington Of New York.
who has been with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Wright. for few weeks re-
turned 70 her home the 2Sth inst.-A.
Earl with a helper from, Malone y. ",
were at ". q. F'assetts last week erect
ing n silO,
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LAn0lLLE COUNTY
BELVIDERE.

J. r. Shattuck was in Bakersfield Mon
day the c5th on busness.-M. Hutchinson
has purchased a COW of q. F. smith,
Judson Bedding of Burlington and lady
called on friends in this place Sunday
j. X. Shattuck is repairing his house on
the TillotsOn place.-rhe Ladies' Aid
meets with Mrs. Laura Potter October g.
Clyde Davis of Hyde Park Is visiting at
his uncle's, Nj. J.. Davis s.-There will be
a meeting at NJ. G. Shattuck's Sunday.
October 1.-The farmers are digging their
potatoes. They report n poor crop with
many rotten ones
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ycnrs ago.-Mrs. Arthur Hooper In ILL.,
Van Hogan will close his labors in this
parish next Sunday.-Pert Smith from
Boston Is visiting friends in towr.Mrs.
w. s. sherardscn attended the funeral
Of Miss Agnes Phelps In Milton last FRI
,lay.-.Will'am Nevcns from Boston was
II guest of N. =. shepardson last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Mcclure and son. Ray, re-
turned homo from Albany Saturday. She
has been caring for her husband at the
home of his mothcer. He is In very poor
bor.
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New York Sept e.
WHEAT Receipts. 3Ot0D bu, sales, b.
'An.0n bu. futures; spot firm. LED by
ncavy buying for bull account ~ Chicaso
wheat advanced a cent To-day and closed
tT'kc net higher Sept. closed !~lsc; Dec
closed Wasc; May closed 9isc.
CORN Receipts. 2oS25i In; exports. &c.
VI bu: sales. 6N,oON hi. futures; $1,000 bu
spot: sI'ot steady. Option market ope led
Easy. advanced with wheat but finally
reacted again. closing partly ,.c net low
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WATERVILLE.

Anvonc finding a chain with three keys
will confer a favor by returning them 10
II. l.. Beard.
George Brown last valuabl" horse
last week Howard Oake. returned from
South Dakota OF Satnrd'v.-Miss bur
nice Clark has gone to Colebrook, N
H. where sh. has empi"Nm 'ni.-i. ~.
jackson is in Boston. Mass. TINS week
after a carload Of horses George Morrl-
son has moved to the favm recently pur-
chased on West Hill. Mrs. Howard
Thomas and Mrs Edward Fitzeiald OF
Gilmore were in town last week.-Elmcr
Miller of Richford is spending several
DAYS with his parents. MIR. and Mrs. II.
l.. Miller-Philandcr Wcthercll spent sew
rral days recently with his brother.
Valentine WcthercIl. at Car'bridge.-
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Adams of Morris
Vile visited her brother, f.. f. Wells
oyer Sunday.-Mrs. Edgar Maynard is
visiting her daughter. Mrs H. NJ. SAT
ford at WinoOski. Leslie Wethercll has
moved from Montgomery into one Of Mr.
I.araway's tencment.-Mr. and Mrs. ~.
NJ. Potter of Lowell. Mass, are visiting
his mother. Mrs. Chauncy Shattuck. -
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wcstcot, Jr., arc
Visiting her uncle Henry Mars, at Troy
Miss Sadie Young OF Bradford is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ. T.. Manu. Eddie
Bennett and Lee Whittemore went tc
Shelburnc on Monday, where they have
they have 2 job picking apples.-Mrs
Harvey Baker and Miss Marion Taylor
| nave returned from Nashua, y. r.
where they have been for the past tw,
months.-Mss INttie Stocks OF Reading
Mass. who has been visiting her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. L. Buell.. for the pas,
two weeks returned to her home on sat
ur,ay Follow ing is a list of the officer
| Of the X. Of =. Lodge No. -: F.. Nj
Thomas. e. c.. G. N. Ainsworth. V. c..
q. h. Maurice. frelate; a. J.. I.araway
Il. of r. and s.; NJ. II. Mann. NJ. and A.
Z. J. Billings. NJ Of w: q. G. Koughton
NJ of F.: II. a. Jackson. NJ. of f.: Il. "
| Thomas. o g.; Plummcr Fletcher. !. G.
J. V. Stevens p. c.: II. A. Jackson, =
q
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

a special meeting of Warner Lodge.
NJ. 80, of r. & a. NJ. was called Sep
..mler 10 and the NJ. NJ. degree was con-
ferrcd on one member. Waterman Lodge
Of Johnson were invited and q members
RESPONDED. After the meeting a bunuuet
was NcrveG at IIbtel Melenhy 10 10
Atasons After supper followed the So
cia hour and smoke talk At Masonic
hall.-Mr and Mrs. W. II. Griswold start
"a for Sparta. Mich. last Monday, called
there by the serious illness of Mrs. Min
ME Oieath) Ioomis. Mrs. H. ". Var
num- is spending several days with her
son in l,arrc-Mr and Mrs A. a. Haw-
ley recently took ~ carriage drive to
Johnson Il. con -. Bailey OF ~, do Park
and Miss Fannie l.. Davis of Ed,r wer"
married September % by the Rev Henry
&. Howard "A son was horn To Mk and
Mrs. rorman Stafford September 49, The
Womans Christian Temperance Union
held meeting with Mrs. J. A. Watkins
September l9-Mrs. S. i. Pope has gone
to Burlington, where she VIII receive
medical Treatment. at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Among those who went on the
excursion to New York were Mr.. and
Mrs, r. r. Thomas. Mira. a. J. Brown.
Miss Lolita Frown and Mrs. r. r..
S,nith.-Robert Reynolds and Grace Knee
land were married September - at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elmer knncland, on bakersfield
road by the Rev. j. s. Allen of CAM
bridge. A reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds the evening Of September
is Mrs. Elmer Holmes and two sons of
Northampton. Mass. recently visited rel
atives here.--G. d. Grswold is building
his new saw mill at the head of the falls
On Brewster river about a mile above
the location OF the one destroyed by hrc.
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FLETCHER.

The body Of Mrs. Christopher Ncthery
WAS recently brought here from North
Fairfax for burial beside her husband.
Mr., and Mrs. Netherly always resided
IN this town until old age and sickness
compelled them to 60 and live with her
daughter and son. in law. Mr. and Mrs.
Merand Strait. who have kindly cared
for them. Mr.. Netherly died several
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RICHFoRD.

Mrs. Lewis Friott of Chicago Is Wis.,
iting at T.. w. Stanhope's-Work on
the new storage reservoir Is progress
ing rapidly. The exact dimensions are
lb2x222 fcetson top and 116x1S6 feet
on the bottom with circular ends The
depth Will be ~ feet; approximate ca
paoity 100000 gallons-.Iack Bishop
the local base ball pitcher. went to
Montreal saturday. where lie pitched
for the Farnam, =. O., team against
tine Mascots saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Fife and sons have moved from
the Union block to rooms in the Taylor
block made vacant by X. A. Conzer-
d. Dandlin visited at a. r. Grcgoire's
Friday and Saturday. Mr. Dand-
lin is on his way from European
trip to his home in Worcester.
|Mass.-T.andlord y. T.. Kelley, who
has been confined to the house several
weeks has so tar recovered as TO be
able to ride out.-Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
aver have issued invitations to the
| wedding reception of their daughter,
| Ethel Blanche, to John Gerald Sulli-
van Wedn esday morning. October 4,
from $50 to 1890 o'clock.
reception was given Monday evcn-
| ing. September 25 at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Comings. who invited
their friends to celebrate with them the
20th anniversary of their marriage. Mr..
and Mrs William Comngs. parents of
the host, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bowen.
parents of the hostess. and Herbert Com
ings. Jr.. helped received the guests. who
! came from all points OF the compass.
The house was most artistcally decora.
ted with vines and flowers and abuntian
! refreshments were served in the dining
room by daintily attred nymphs. Many
| beautiful gifts, including handsome
painted china. silver and oriental rugs
were left as a testimonial Of appreca-
ton. After the reception the guests adj
iourned for dancing to Ayers hall. Final
ly. when the wee hours limited of dawn.
| the guests returned home
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.


house of il-famc: Romeo Minkler.
horse stealing: Romeo Minkler, grand
larceny 1.-TWO cases.: Daniel Prince,
ecllng and furnishing intoxicating Ii
luor, ]. r. Scguin. forgery; George
Lowell. petty larceny; George Lowell.
furnishing liquor; Douglas Brace. fur
,ishine Intoxicating liquor.
The evidence in the civil case of
.ouis Bushey VS.. 7. u. Il. Northrop
Vas not quite finished on Saturday,
when Judge Tyler ordered a recess un-
il Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
chancellor Tvlcr has granted an in
junction restraining Charles I. Stevens
nd Dcmor y. Barrows from SELL
ng or dsposug of any of the prop.
Lrtv of tho pulp wood mills at stevens
Hills. This petition was brought by j..
Sheplcy. who has been Il partner of
Etevens stevens mortgaged his share
o BarrOws. who is his father in law.
Enc action of the court nullities the
nortgage
The annual meeting of the stockholders
# the Central Vermont Railway com
ANY. for the purpose of eleo ling directors
nd hearing reports. will he h,ld at the
nice of the company III his city ON
rtcsdav october 10, at eleven O'Clock IN
liz morning.
The death Of Mrs. Salina Hail, widow
{ Or George ITall of Fairfield. occurro Il
tuesday morning at the home of her
rothcr. Or. Ralph Sherwood. With whom
he was visiting Fnrcral sor, les vii.
g held irom Dr. Sherwood residence
eleven o'clock GA Thursday morning,
nd b. rom aims will Ic taken - ar