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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stafford returned
from visiting TRIP to l.odlow and East
Poultney.-Mrs. ". ID. Wiley is visiting
in Morrisville and vicinity this week
=. X. Leach and wife are at their son,
Mvrons, in Fletcher through haying.-
Mrs. o. l.. Brown has gcne to York State
on a visit.-Wlliam T.ohl,r has moved
in to Byron Holmes tenement-Earl
Smile has sold his meat business at tho
valley TO Samuel Dickinson.-Mrs Beth
German and daughter. Hazel. have
gone to Maine on visit 6. Macoy
was at Jeffcrsonyillc Monday to attend
the funeral of Mrs Mary Cheeseman's
Miss Ethel Brush has gonelo East North
field. Mass. on vi'it.-Fr;ink Reynolds
and Miss Rlanch Barrows were married
July q at Littleton, n. II. They arc
stopping with his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Reynolds at present Mrs pr Newton
has returned from a visit tn hcr father
at Harlwick Mrs. Charles Holland and
son, Phillip. have returned to st. Adams
after visit to her father the Rcv. T..
Wheelock.-NIrs. w. ". Parker has re-
turned from Newport. where she has
been spending several weeks with her
husband, W. n. Parker Miss Winnie
Storey is visiting her aunt. Mrs. An
drews. at Johnson.--Thc Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Church will serve supper
at W. II. Towards Friday afternoon,
frOr, five to eight y. m.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The 40 anniversary of the marriage of
Captain and Mrs. G.. w Burlcson was
quietly celebrated at their home here
Saturday evening July %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rirleson were presented with large
boquet of white carnations and white and
purple asters, coffee and cake and ice
cream were served. very pleasant
evening was spent, only the immediate
family being proscnt.-Dr. Carey
is at his home in Waterloo, Canada, for
few days visit.-The Rev. Mr.. Clark
of Union Church exchanged pulpits with
the Rev. G.. j. Peterson of berkshire
Sunday July 3o.-Mrs. George Wilcox and
and daughters, Ruth and Dorthy. re-
turned to their home in Concord. n. H..
after stay of several weeks with Mrs
Wilcox's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Egbcrt
Colburn.-Qute a few of young men go
into camp at Franklin the last of this
week, or first of next week.-H J. Isliam
of Morrisvlle was in town Monday-A
variety show is billed to appear in opera
hall Thursday. Friday and Saturday
evenings
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Hattie Souc and son. Lee. Of
Chicago visited relatives in town last
Week.-Mrs. katherine Conlcy of New
York city is visiting relatives in town
for a few weeks.-Mrs. Arthur Weeks
and children, Arthur and Dorothy, of St.
Adams are guests at the home of Fred
II. Brigham.-Laura and Grace Davis
spent last week with their grandparents
In Bcvidcre.--NIr. and Mrs. q. II. start.
Mrs. +. w. Davis and Miss Carolyn
Nutting were among those who attended
the marriage Of Miss Rachel H. Stewart
to Lester Hunt which occurred Wcdncs-
day of last week at Farfax-Dr George
r.. Cutler is very seriously ill.-Mrs
Mary Gates and daughter, Fannie. and
Miss Myrtle Stone. who have been camp
ing at Silver lake. Franklin. returned
home Monday--Miss Julia Chase OF
Franklin is visiting Miss Maude Mar
cette.
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LAAolLLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

G.. Edison Junkins, of Co.'s, Me-. has
been engaged principal Of the Lamoille
Central Academy the coming year. Miss
Maurice Of Cambridge takes Miss Car
penter's place.
The last meeting of the field class this
year was held on Moss hill Friday af-
ternoon. Besides a large number of the
members. several invited guests were
present A very interesting paper on
"Sparrows' was read by Miss Sara
Chaplin. At business meeting at the
close of the session the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year.
President. Mrs. Nora Scofield; vice-prcsi-
dent. Miss Sara Chaplin: secretary and
treasurer, Miss Alice Page.
Miss Georgia Waterman Of Boston,
Mass. is spending her vacation here with
her sister. Mrs c. c. Goddard.
Mrs. Jos. Young and son, Charles
spent n few days in Stowe the past week
tho guest of her cousin. Chas. Riley.
The Rev. F. A. Lathrop Of Essex,
Mass, occupied the pulpit in the Con-
grcgational Church Sunday.
Misses Myra and Mary Hagar are
spending few days in town the guests
of Miss A. Do:cas Sawyer.
Mrs. John Maloney. who has been euf-
fering for a long time with cancer of the
stomach. died at her home at about three
O'Clock Monday afternoon. Funeral ser
vices will be held Wedncsday.-Mrs. l..
NJ. Knight, Mrs. Frederick Page and
daughter. Laura, who have been spend
ing the summer here with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Knight, started for their homo in
Woodstock, H., Monday evening.-Mrs F..
Rice, who has been spending a couple OF
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. II. l..
Fairbanks. returned to her home In North
Cambridge Tuesday.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Maloney. who
died mt her home Monday afternoon was
held from At. Teresa Church Wednes-
day morning at nine o'clock interment
was In the new Catholic Cemetery.
Mrs, Nora scofield spent Tuesday in
St. Johnsbury.
Misses Wyra and Mary Hager
who have been guests OF Miss A.
Dorcas Sawyer for several days return
cd to their home in South Deerneld. Mass.
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Fairbanks is spending a
short time with her grandmother, Mrs.
T.. II. Rice In North Cambridge
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. Aug. ?.
wHEAT-sept. sfsc: Dec. ssi.aAHo;
May. so'6c
CORN-Sert.. 5:74c old SAC; Dcc.s
H'>n4ihc: old, 42'kc; May. 4ec.
pATS-Aug.. 27i.c; Sept. sc; Dec.s
a'a.o; May. 3"ssc
MESS pORk-tPer bhD--Sept., $3.50:
Oct. sl3.s7h.
LARD-Pcr 100 lhs)-sept, s. 42,t; oct.,
T0n752ia; Nov, $40; Dec, S7.3D; JAM.
s7o:,a
SHORT RIBs-sides 1oose)-sept.,
S1;; Oct. 2S.2oi,.
Cash quotations:
WHFAT-No. ? spring wheat. slosf1l01
No 2, a5cNsl.05; Nc. red. s.a0s3%c.
CORN-No . SIC: No. yellow, 5sllc.
rATS-No. @ 27,sc: Nc. white, esi.a
3ca.c: No. 3 white. ?sL@S1,.c.
RYE-No. 2. js15si.c.
BARIEY-Good feeding, ssM40c; fair to
choice mailing. 4lMAc.
FLA%AEt'D-No. l. t1.3l: northwestern,
No. I. si.a5
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime $50.
MESS FORK-NPcr bbD-sl345alsN
LAED-Fcr leo lbs)-s1 27isT7.3o
SHORT RlBS-Sidcs Uoose)-sso5ds15
SIDES-Short clear (hoxed)-ss s7I7ms5o.
sHNULDFRS-Dry sailed. none.
WHlSKEY-(Basis Of highwines)-NN.
On the produce exchange to-day the
Butter market was steady: creanerle,.
l51W'sc: diaries. i6dlSiec: eggs steady at
mark cases included l6c; hrsts, l74c:
prime firsts. l9c: extras &c. cheese Arm.
l0,!u1t.c.
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Elizabeth Ipham and Mrs. NJ. A.
Deuel. have returned from their western
trip. having been as far west as Denver.
Miss Wade Of Montreal is the guest Of
her cousin, Miss Kate Sampson.-Tho
Rev. j. w. Illslcy left on Monday for Il
months vacation. which he will spend
with his parents in NOVA Scotia. Services
on next Sunday will hc conducted by
John CHAMPIONSHIP ISIS Lcnora Kelton of
New York is n visitor in town.-Mrs.
George Mead returned from St. Adams on
Friday last.--Mrs. II. q. tomstock has
returned to rewksbury, Mass.-Mr. and
Ellis Rushford and Mrs. jameson are
III camp at Iiighcatc Springs.-Miss Glare
Wheeler has returned from Georgia.
Mrs. Barber Caswcll of Gardner, Mass,
visited IN town last Mcck.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

George Starr was severely burned about
the hands and face Friday with gasoline,
while ut work around an automobilc.--C.
a. Gardync and family arc visiting In
North Troy and vicinity.-Mrs. Lewis
Crafts of Iyndonvllc is spending a few
days in town with relatives Mrs. Eva
ncsautcls is at home having spent the
past year H. school at Woodsville. N. II.
p. G. Brennan and family visited in
johnson last week.
The Rev. J. II. Leroy of ALbots Cor.
ners. Que. will speak at the Baptist
Church Sunday next August G.
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will take place at Rutland on Wednesday
evening. August Q, at seven O'Clock. The
wedding will he n home affair and will be
held from the home of the brides grand
parents, Gen. and Mrs. W. Y. w. Ripley.
rho first meeting of the creditors OF c.
II. Vadncy. bankrupt, Of Montgomery.
was held Tuesday at the office Of the
Hon. Hiram NJ. Mott. referee. Attorney
George r. 1.add of Richford was chosen
trustee by a majority of the creditors and
accepted the office. his bonds being fixed
At 5000.
rhc hearing In the matter Of c. r Bell
bankrupt. of Swanton. upon his applicr-
tion for discharge from bankruptcy, was
held Tuesday before Referee Mott
There was no objection to the disc barge
and the application will be reported IA
vorahly.
Invitations were issued Tuesday for
the marriage of Miss Marion Lillian
Bcdard. daughter OF Mrs. John A. Be-
dard of High street and Charles Hol-
man Westcrbcrg Of East Rosclle, N.
J. The ceremony will be held at the
home of the bride on Tuesday evening,
August Is. at eight o'clock and will be
followed by a large reception.
Nyc L. Smith has been appointed as
postmaster at ST. Adams Bay, vice
George Younger resigned. Postmaster
Smith entered upon his duties Tues.
day.
The Hon. Fuller c. Smith Of this city
and George I. Howard of Craftsbury.
members of the State board of railroad
commissioners, will leave next week for
Deadwood. s. D.. where they will attend
the annual meeting OF the National Assoc
citation of Railroad Commissioners of the
United States.
!. r.. Cole. formerly with the Grand
Trunk railway, with headquartt at
cattle Creek. Mich. has tcen appointed
general foreman In charge Of repairs
~ all bridges, buildings ard structures.
and will have his headquarters in this
city
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll II. Morton and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard w. Deming will leave
next week on an extended western trip.
which will include visit to the Lewis
and Clark exposition at Portland and other
points OH the Pacific coast. They expect
to be away about five weeks.
Leon +. Gale. who has been head clerk
at Brush's bookstore for several years.
has resigned his position. to take effect
September I, and will return to his home
in Georgia
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Joslyn of Messenger
street are removing to Lyndon. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn will teach in Lyndon
Institute next season.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Harriet Riggs of Holyoke, Mass,
Is visiting friends in town.-Mr and Mrs.
J. T. Spauding were in Enosburgh Falls
over Sunday. Master Edward Mudgctt
has returned to his home in Essex June
ton after a three weeks stay in town.
Mrs. Mac Marshall and niece, Camilla
Lord, are in Burlington with Mrs Mar
shnll's brother. II. NJ. l.ord.--Mss Nellie
Robinson, who has been spending some
time at the home Of James Spauldng.
has gone TO Cambridge for Il visit before
returning 10 Enoshurgh Falls.-A j.
Lamb had the misfortune to lose his
pockethook containing s115 while return
ing from Cambridge ono day last Mnek
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ALRuRQH SPRINGS.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town OF Swanton
are here. called home by the serious
illness of Dexter Town. There Is little
hope Of MIR. Towns recovery.-Miss Holt
by of Ottawa Is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Robert Bustull.-Mr. and Mrs. Powell
of RiChford have been spending a week
at the Phelps House at East Alburgh.-
Mrs May briggs of Haverhll, Mass. is
visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Babcock
and daughter of Kansas have been spend
ing few days at Arthur Hilleher's.-
Mrs. George Young of Minneapolis,
Mimi. is visiting at Mrs. Skeeley's.-
David Harvey is home after several
weeks In New York.-Mr. Martell recent
~ found the most OF his young turkeys
killed or bitten by some strange dogs
one of which he caught.
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MoRRIoVuLE.

w. M. Sargent has sold his interest in
the Worthwhile bottling works. formerly
conducted by s. B. Doty. to Herbert
Prouty and w. G. Goodrich. Possession
was given Tuesday
DIR. Maynard of Burlington was in town
yesterday to perform an operation upon
Mrs. II. Waite, who has been In poor
health for some time. He was assisted
by Drs. Rublee and slayton. II is under.
stood the operation was a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGaffey and
son OF Burlington are guests for several
days of Mrs. Ida Churchill
Warren Foss OF Ringwood. ILL.,. returned
to his homo yesterday after several
weeks vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. FOss.
The Rev. c. &. st. Glare and several of
the small boys are in camp at Eden Pond
this week.
The ladies of the Methodist Church met
at the home Of Elmer Hoadley yesterday
for their annual aid society supper.
Miss Sadie Prior Of this place and Her.
bert q. Sleeper Of Waterbury were united
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MoRRIsvILLE.

The double team which Lowell Law
renee left town with several weeks ago
has been located and returned here. 1t
will be remembered that about three
weeks ago young Lawrence left town
with a pair Of horses which the r. j.
Smallcy estate had claim on and II
soon became evident that he intended
to dispose of same and skip the country
He was first located at Kichford where
nc crossed the line into Canada and
IL was found that he had tried to dis
pose Of the team at several places but
evidently the people werc suspicious and
he could not make sale and at the last
nc left the team at 1aCollc. p. O., and
made arrangements to pasture the horses
until his return. which he said would be
perhaps two weeks and perhaps six
months. lie then went to Rutland where
he procured a ticket for Chicago and
that is the last heard from him. While
he was at Rutland he wrote 70 Mrs
Smalley saying he did not intend to
steal her team and would pay for tho
same sometimes hut he did not say
where the team was. It is evident that
he intended to get out Of the country
with as much money as possible as the
day before he went away he secured a
nice <cld watch and chain 81 Ca~t lis.
set of double harnesses at Hadley's,
suit OF clothes at Smals and a rain
coat at Watcrmans all Of which he was
to pay for in n day or two. He also Sc
cured about $2O0n0. on some wood which
he claimed to have in the woods. LAW
renee is young man under thirty and
has been for the past few years running
the home farm and 1t was universal
surprise to everyone where it was learn
ed he had left town.
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OATS-Receipts. 500 hu.

OATS--Receipts. 500 hu.
FEEl)-M Market was steady; spring brAns
$500; prompt shipmt nts; nn.ddlinss, $780,
prompt shipments.
HAY-stcndy; shipping. soao5c; good "a
choiLo. sc6s6c.
IIID;S-Quiet; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs,
&c; California, n to Is lbs, isc: Texas
dry. a t. 80 lbs. &c.
WOCl~-Was steady; domestic fleece, -
0ssc.
EEEF-was steady; family. SO. 5oe1i. 70:
| mess, Sa0ods.50 beef hams. ao63as. %:
packet, 80 Of a1oCo; city extra, india mesa
I'll. 5om1sSo
LARD-Was firm: western steamed
u 1onT5o; refined firm: continent. $3.50;
6. A.. 1925: compound, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FORk--Was firm; family, @i55n0
ZIG co; short clear. sl3.OodlS.25; mess. 81: 152
1880
TAlLOW-- Market was firm. city e per
rkO NC. country. tpkgs free) lhMlNc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Long Island, SIS
LIS; southern, 81. 95dl.5O; southern SWEETS,
&2.10fia %
PET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; refined New
York. $685. Philadelphia & Baltimore,
$780, do. in bulk. 500.
CCPPER-Firm; sl5.37ha15G
COFFEE-Spot Rio firm; No. In.
voice, Sac; mild steady; Cordova, i0ufl3c.
Tho market for cofYee futures opened
| steady Mt unchanged prices to an advance
Of five points on "A moderate demand. Tho
close was steady net unchanged to ~
points higher Sales were reported Of g..
| FOO bags, including Sept. ssaid7oo; Oct,
s76Sm7lo: Dec. s7.25 March. 1850: May,
81 t5ft76S
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HlGHGATE CENTRE.

The Rev. G. L. Taplin and son, Raw.
have returned from three weeks visit
with relatives in the south part of the
State.--J. p. Steele of Marlboro, Mass. ia
In town for a few weeks. visiting at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Steele
The Misses Eva and Gladys Sanderson of
West Newton Mass, arrived in town
Thursday and are visiting their brother,
l.. j. Sandcrson.--F. H.. Cross returned
Saturday morning from a short business
rip to Boston, Mass.-E. II. Lyon Of Ros-
Ton, Mass. who has been visiting in town
The past 10 days, left Thursday morning
Tor Portland. Me.-Mrs. A. -. Cutler is
visiting relatives in Castlcton and Rut-
and.-L. l.. Lane of Brandon was in town
secently.-Mrs. George Clifford and son.
Graves of st. Armand, +. c.. are visiting
Mrs. Melvin Lcret
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PEACE BROKEN TWICE .


Mrs. Della Forant and Mrs. Louise
Cummings live in adjoining tenements on
st. Paul street and as a rule perfect
harmony exists but when they do have
trouble things arc lively. Both women
were before Justice +. G. Webster yester.
day on charges OF breach Of the peace.
having been arrested by Deputy SheriAD
Ravlin.
The stories of the women did not axreA.
each accusing the other OF using lan-
guaEe that would not be ordinarily hearA
IN drawing room. Mrs. Forant pleaded
guilty and was fined 81 and costs OF $50.
which she paid. Mrs. Cummings pleaded
not guilty but was convicted and f,neA
y and costs of $40. the alternate sen.
tence being 81 days in the House Of Cor.
rectlon. She took an appeal and bail ~sas.
fixed at $50.
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ST. Adams.

Mrs Belle (Smith) Richardson, wife
of Lester j. Richardson. died at her
home on High street shortly after mid
night on Thursday. The funeral was
held from the house at two O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. Besides her hus-
band shc is survived by her mother. Mrs.
Benjamin Smith OF this city.
The marriage of Miss Jaret Ripley
Pease, eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
John G.. Pease of Rutland. and John
Fletcher Hatch. paymaster u. 9. navy,
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cnts, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bowen 10. W.
Lewis of Canton, N. y, is making his an
nual visit in town.-C. a. Hull was in St.
Adams on business Tucsday.-Mrs. Ed
ward Smith and children of sutton, Que.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. IIoadlcy.- Mary Gates of Bakers
field is guest in the home of Oscar
linunA
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COMMERCIAL.


New York. Aug. 2.
WHEAT-Ieceipts. i20oo bu; exports.
2l.osS bu; sales. $4,000 hu. futures; spot
steady. Options opened lower ON account
Ut foreign selling. weak cables and lower
Northwest markets. The closing was ia6b
NC net higher. May closed 93c; Sept. closed
Ssisc; lice. closed elNc.
CoRN-Receipts 1?i. 100 bu; exports. H.
SO bu: sales. 6+o0O bu. spot: spot firm.
Option market was very dun. closing Nc
higher net, but without transactions.
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in marriage last Monday. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. William
1<nowlton Of Waterbury assisted by the
Rev. George Tabor Of this place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepard will make their future home
In Waterbury.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Angel OF
Dover, N. H., are guests of Mrs. Angels
son. the Rcv. Otto Raspc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Raymond Pierce
and son of Boston are guests this week of
w. F. Benson and mother, Mrs. Jane
Benson.
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WEST ENosBURGH.

Mrs. Richard Smith has gone to Fall
River Mass. to visit her son.-Thc
Misses Alma Sweet and Jessie Aiken, who
have been visiting relatives in town for
u week have returned to their homes in
Ncwport.-rhc condition of Muriel STAN
ton. who has been quite i'll is slightly i'm
provcd.-Miss Anna Randall of Bakers
field visited AT the home of her aunt,
Mis- w. Il. Ovitt recently.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Aus. ,.
COTTON futures opered steady. Aug.
80 81; Sept. slo4.; Oct. 1850; Dec. sio.73:
jan Sl"@; March. slo.sa; April. sl0sl;
May slc.'7; spot closed 10 points higher:
mlddling nrlands. $685. middling gulf.
sll.:0 sales. es5 bales.
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MORSE s LINE.

Mr.. Douglas of Boston was in town
Saturday looking for matched pairs of
horses-Noel Webster of Washington, d.
c.. visited friends in town the first of the
weck.-The plant for the manufacture of
cedar oil has commenced operations
The butter market is higher and separator
butter in tubs brings 10 cents; eggs firm
at % cents a dozen.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURoH CENTRE.

Miss Cora Rockwell, who has been i'll
for several days, is no bettcr.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. +. Knight and daughter. Lena,
Of North Hero called upon friends in
town Saturday
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VAUDEVILLE:

Mrs Harvey Baker and Miss Marion
Taylor are visiting in Nashua, y. IL
Walter and Charles Wcstcot. Jr, we're
in Burlington on Monday.-Chestcr Aus
tin is visiting his parents at Swampscott.
Mass.-Mrs. d. G. Howard Of Underhill
visited her brother. Andrew Robinson,
over Sunday.-Mrs Almra Tillotson is
stopping a few weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Il. II. Wilbur. at Jericho.-Mrs
Emily Gillett and granddaughter, Miss
Mary Gllett OF Stove visited her sister,
Mrs. II. b. Miller and other relatives in
town last week.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Westcot of Boston, Mass. are spending
n few weeks with his parents MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Westcot.--Mr. and Mr/ AL
bert Wiley and children of Boston,
Mass. spent the past week with his
brother. r. A. Willcy.-Icsle Pilbin left
on Saturday fer London, England. He
expects to be gone about eight weeks.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Aug. ,.
BFEV ES-Rcccipts, ?,:o5 head good to
choice steers slow to 1Qc lower. steers.
A.ooN55j; bulls. s2.6C14t0; cows. $3.50
80; exports. n cattle. 50 sheep. ZOO
quarters OF beef
CA1NFS-Receipts, 3727 head: veais
opened steady. vcals, s5.coMs.5n; few early
sales at slightly higher prices: throw
outs. H"10ijo, grassers and hutttrmilks,
s...NL5o.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Eeceipts. asss
head; sheer steady, lambs, 25GsjOc lower:
market closed steady; sheep. 33.c0M4so:
culs. s. So lambs. sso0sG7.75 culls,
"a 50n52J
HOGS-Receipts. 4,o5i: market firm;
state hogs, &5.6oG1G 10
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BERKSHIRE.

The Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. Edison Kimball We'd
nesday afternoon. August &C. A. Bowen
VI Fitchburg. Mass. is passing a two
weeks vacation at the home of his par.
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BITTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston. Avg. 2.
RITTER-Market firm and higher,
northern. 2c',023i@c: western. ?.d23c; Yer.
mont dairy. 1eI.oc.
CHEESE-Market was higher to.dsya
Vermont twins. lpia911c.