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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. G. S, Thavcr, who has been pass
Ing thu winter in Nocnah, Wis, has re-
turned home, and her sister. Mrs. Eliza
eummcr.-Chlunccy Norris, "A student Il,
the rentcccstal Institute at North Sct-
uatc, r. l., is at home for the summer -
Miss Miranda Ewins attended the higi,
school alumni reception and dance and
commencement exercises at Eichford
Thursday and Friday
Childrons day was great cay for the
three Sunday schools on this charge
Tho exercises were we'll carried out and
without a break in either school. reflect
Ing great credit on the children and
young people who took part, and also
on those who had charge of the work
The congregations are large at the Sun
day services and at the mid-wcck serv-
ON Friday evening the attendance is
about forty, sometimes fully reaching
call for three Weddings during this
week and ncxt-Mr. and Mrs. T. a.
Percy and daughter of Bedford, Que,
arc visiting in town.-rhe annual me-
mortal service of Court West Berkshire,
Independent Order of Forestors, will he
held Sunday morning, June %. at 10:3o
o'clock. The Rev. &. A, Emery will dc
liver the address, young son of John
CARROTS fell from Il wagon and broke
pnc arm Sunday Dr. c. V johnson re-
luced the fracture.
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ALBURGE.

Edward f.. Sowles and son of Iowa and
Frank Sowlcs. wife and daughter OF
Florida are tho guests of their mother.
CONGREGATIONAL Church held an ice cream
social ut the residence of II. T.. Manning
Wednesday evening, June 2l.-A daughter
was born juno 16 to Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Il.
Lockwood. Miss Carolyn Rcl of Swan
ton is visiting her sister. Miss Lola Fell,
at NJ. T. Mott's.-John Spclman is clerk
ing at n. X. Martin's.-A daughter OF
Fare Poquctt, aged II years, died of
consumption Sunday, June 1S-Newton
barrow and Eramn Rockwell Of Burlng-
ton spent sunday in town.-Mrs. John
Macombcr, in Grand Isle.
About 90 people were present to enjoy
the entertainment given by tho Crystal
GLASS Blowers of Albrugh Springs last
Friday night.-Capt. S. J. Rockwell spent
Sunday with his daushtors.-Miss Ncttic
Il. Spear of Hghrate Center and Joshua
Miller of Bedford. +. a., were married
at tho parsonage Saturday evening. June
II. by the Rev o. T.. Newton.-Misscs
been employed as teachers in the graded
schools Of Montpelier, are home for the
summcr.-Miss 1.ura Poquette died with
tuberculosis at the home of her father.
Flair Pouuette, Sunday afternoon at one
O'clock During the severe thunder storm
that passed over the town last Tuesday
Mrs. Florence Brayton received quite
a severe electrical shock
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The annual commencement exercises
OF Maple Lawn academy began Sunday
levening at the Methodist Church. when
the Barcalaurcatc sermon was delivered
before the graduating class by tho Rev.
Clement Tomlin of Jericho. A special
programme of music was rendered by
the choir for the occasion. The gradual
ton exercises were held in the Con-
gregational Church Monday afternoon
WatermanS ochcstra being in at
tendance. The church was very prcttcly
trimmed with ferns. flowers and pottcd
plants, the color scheme being green
and gold. On the stage were seated the
Principal, Mrs. w. NJ. Stevens, II. O.
Wheeler. the graduates. Cora Belle
liutchins, Cora Ella Bushey. Ralph
Erwin Corlcss, Arthur Rockwell Allen
Tho programme which was printed in
last weeks Free Press was we'll render
ed Mr.. Wheclcr's address to the gradu-
atcs held the close attention of the
audience and was much enjoyed he being
a former resident of the Island. The
essays by the young ladies and the ora
tons by the young mon showed much
careful preparation and were we'll de-
ivered. Much credit is due the PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Stevens for the training and guild
ance given. the graduates during their
course at Maple Lawn. Immediately af-
ter the exercises a reception was ten
dered the graduating class and their
friends 10y the alumni of the academy.
The tables were tastofully arranged and
the collation. was served by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. Wilder. In the evening the church
was filled to its utmost capacity to listen
to the class day exercises and the con-
cert given by the orchestra, which was
much enjoyed. Tho ladies' of the town
entertained and served supper to the out
Of town guests at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Juan Robinson. Among those
present from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Thompson of Jericho, Mr.. Corliss
OF Fdys;on. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bliss,
Horatio Crawford. Miss Talcott of
Williston, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark, Misses Bushey. Mrs.
Martin of North Hero. fiugh Smith OF
Burlington, Miss Chaplin of Bristol. Miss
Jessie Ross of Grand Isle. Mrs. Clara
Stevens of Essex.
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LAA0lLLE COUNTY
JEFFERsoNv1LLE.

a son of Charles Reynolds had the
misfortune to break one leg below the hiI
last Sunday.-l;. w. Holmes is building
"A new barn for W. w. Smith at Essex
Junction. Fifteen from this place went
down 10 assist in the raising Emery
Raymorc recently caught Il trout near
q. -. Griswolds mill. which weighed
two pounds and was IS inches in length.
Mrs. Amos Stems has returned home
from n weeks visit in Hardwick. Green's
borO and other places in that vicinity
Gcntlcmcns evening at the Crcsccndo
club was held at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. II. W. Narnum last Friday even
ing, and was very pleasant social
occasion enjoyed by largo company
Mrs. A. s. Atkins from Hardwick is visit
ing friends hcre.-Othcr recent visitors
In the place are Mrs. Eliza Molcndy of
North Cambridge. Mrs. Small OF Hyde
Park, Mrs. Petrie OF Perkinsville. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Pope and daughter OF
Greensboro, Ralph Hcbb nf Essex Cen
ter and Miss Annie SpoKord of Bakers
(Continued ON 9Th pageD
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EAST HIGHGATE.

James Rremmcr left Friday for Boston
being called there by the critical illness
of his brnthcr, Wyman. DIR. and Mrs ID
r. Sheldon and little daughter of Frank
lin are passing n few ddvs at the HON,
~ G.. c. Shndon.-Errest sheldon. who
has attending school at Brigham Acad-
cmy. bakersfield has returned for tho
sunmer.-F. i. Leach and Misses Bea-
tricc and Hazel Leach. visited relatives
here Monday and Tues 1ay.-NIrs. T.. j
Phelps has gone to Essen, \. v. TO visi,
her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Cruikshauk -
Mrs. \. shower is visiting relatives n
Rerkshrc.-Mrs. \. H. Narsh who has
been i'll with the grip IS better.
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M. Rose is making arrangements to build
on the lot he recently purchased from
DR.. +. II. Brown on Church street. ]. J.
whitney will have charge Of the Job
DR.. +. 8. hutchinson, tho local health
officer. is attending the meeting Of health
officers in Burlington.
Mcssrs. NJ. r. Periey, A. A. Ascltine. j.
w. romeroy and Mrs. Pomerov left town
Wednesday afternoon for Toronto. Ont,
to attend the nth international Sunday
school convention which opens in that
city Thursday, continuing until Tuesday.
the 27th.-Harcld and Louise Kimball.
who have been attending school ut Grand
i.ignc, Que, have returned hcnc for the
summer vacation.--Nfrs. Arnold BUT Will,
her daughters, Linric and Ruby, are liv-
ing in thcir own house, the "sabourin
Place." on South Main street The fire
aiarr, Tuesday evening was occasioilcd
by trouble with an oil stove at the home
CT a. A. Hunter on Maple street. There
was ready response on the part of the
fire department but the blaze was extin-
guished before their arrival. Tho dam
aye was very slght.--'the condition ri
Mrs. Abbic Rawson. who Is III. remains
about tho samc--V. A. irish. who was
not as we'll last week. is slightly i'm.
proved Mrs. F. r. Brown and daughter
Margaret. arc spending few days in
Sheldon at the home of y. ". Erown.--
L.. c. Kendall is obliged on account OF
declining health to give UP business
he has conducted here for tho past 4C
ycars.-'The Rev. w. J. Nj. rcattc and
Mrs. V. A. James we're somewhat burned
in their efforts to extirguish the kero.
sene fire at a. A. Hunters Tuesday even
{nc
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FAIRFAX.

The annual prize speaking OF the Bel
lows Free Academy was held in the
academy hall wednesday June "a. The
boys first prize was won by Ralph STRAIT
ton Wolcott, the second prize by Allen
John Patterson and honoroble mention
was given to William Henry Macomher.
Margaret Mac Hubert won the girls
first prize and second place was awarded
&c Lessie May Cobb. The programme
was as follows Recitation, The High
Tide" lean Ingelow, Media Elizabeth
Rice; defamation. civilian Mckinley"
John Hay. Robert Clifton Stewart; rcci-
tation, The Grave by the Sorrowfu
Sea Margery Mae Hubert; declama-
ton, The Swan Song" Katherine
brooks Ralph Stratton Wolcott: reci-
tation THE Old Settlers story" Will
Carlton. Leslie May Cobb; defamation
"Eelshazzars Feast" William Henry
Macomber; recitation. 'Princoss .mr
end tho Goatherd,' Ildah Olivia Gale
defamation, Death Bed If Benedict
Arnold George Leopard. Lyman Curtis
Hunt: recitation, AUX ltacns." Fern
Ethel Hunt. defamation, THE New
South Henry w Grady. Allen .7ohn
Paterson. +. w. SherardSon. treasurer
OF the board of trustees, awarded the
prizes
a very pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Or. and Mrs S. II. Phelps Thurs
day June IL. when their youngest daush h.
ter, Mary Drake Phelps was Joined in
marriage with George Sanford Hcwins
of Dcdham. Mass. The ceremony WAS
performed by the Rev. George w. Burke
and the service with two rings WAS used.
The house was decorated with ferns and
white flowers and AS the bride entered
the parlor the wedding march was played
by one Of her Girl friends. Miss Clara
Southland. The brides gown was of white
point dsprit over tafetn silk and she
carried a large bouquet of white roses
The gifts were numerous and beautiful
and consisted of silver. cut glass. linen
hand painted china, choice hrc-a-brac
books and money. 4 reception followed
the ceremony. Among the guests from
out of town were Mrs. Harriet iIcwins
and Miss Josephine IIowns Of Dedham.
Mass. mother and sister of the groom.
MIR. and Mrs. G. a. Caswell of Waterford
w. A. Martin of Littlcton, n. H., Mrs.
Jane G. Ashley, Miss Kate Ashley, Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
G.. Phelps. Miss Ella Phelps, George
Phelps. Karl Phelps of Milton. r. Il.
1andon and Miss AIDA Landon of South
Hero and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Prentiss Of
St AlbanS
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ST. ALBANk.

a case Of unrc1uited love. resulted IN
the attempt of Mrs. Anna s. Rounds of
Stcwell street, to commit suicide by
throwing herself on the track in front OF
the 4:a0 o'clock freight trair bound south
Wednesday afternoon. which WAS In
charge of Engineer John Alexander
whom Mrs Rounds has been annoying
for some time. Engineer AleA ander
brought his train to ~ sudden stop he
fore Mrs Rounds got hurt Sine was
dragged an tho track and held by one
Of the train crew Until the train pulled
out Mrs. Rounds's attempt at suicide
followed II visit to the Alexander home
un South Main street Wednesday after.
noon. when she attempted to gain access
TO the house. When this was refused her
she revepged herself by smashing out
all NJ the windows she could reach. Mrs.
Rounds was arrested and taken to the
Jail AMI VAS finally released upon the
condition that her annoyance az MI
Alexander cease forthwith.
The Hon. o. B. Rixford OF Highgate
Tuesday sold and transferred to the
Hon. c. w. Gates. president and special
agent OF the Franklin County Asri-
cultural society. tho property consist.
ing OF the present fair grounds and
buildings at Sheldon Junction. com.
prising 10 acres, together with six
acres additional, situated on the east
erly. southerly and westerly portions
OF the property. which will make 1t
one OF the largest. best and most at
tractivc fair grounds in the state.
The many CONTEMPLATED improvements
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GEORGIA.

Miss Jennie Berkeley of Boston arrived
in town last Thursday and is the guest
"f Mrs. c. a. Post. Sic will visit tine
Adirondacks before returning to BOSTON.
Mr. and Miss Osgood Of " cstford were
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. ]. n. Gull We'd
nesday juno. 1.-THE Rev. and Mrs f..
I. Nye, Miss Alice A. Hay and Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Hotchkiss attended the ordina-
ton of Frank Jfford ir Fairfax Thurs
Gay.-Ntrs. T.. A. Bartlett returned from
burlington Thursday where she was the
guest of Mrs. T.. o. Shattuck for three
weeks. Miss Jessie Hale returned Sat
urday June II from Fair Haven, for the
summer vacation. She was ACCOMPANIED
by a lady friend
The funeral Of Charles Cobufn was
largely attended from the Methodist
Church on Wednesday afternoon. The
Rev. a. q. Austin ofiiciatod, assisted by
tho Rev. S. 5. Brigham and the Rev. G..
W. Clark.-Miss Clara Gould left for her
Michigan home on Tuesday Junc IL and
friends have learned of her safe arrival
thcre-Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ Pike were i'm
Johnson on Sunday to attend the funeral
of the Hon. S. 4. Andrews under whom
thoy were officers at the Industrial
school for several years, They returned
on Tuesday,
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SHELDON.

SUNDAY. June IS was Childrens day
Vt the Methodist and Congre ga tional
r'hurches.-The closing exercises of the
Central high school will be held at opera
nall Friday evening, June 3, commence
ng at eight o'clock. The teachers and
scholars have spent some time practice
ny and rehearsing. a large attendance
S expected.-The Rev. W. q. Mason of
EnosburGh Falls, secretary of the Frank =
in county Y. NJ. c. a., held service in
the grove in front of the Method st
rhurch Sunday evening, Juno Is.
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sWANTON CENTRE.

Miss Pearl Kiced is in Johnson this
week attending commencement at tn,
state Normal school, .rom which she
graduated class ~ l"0i-Sundav was tnt
hottest day of tho year, mercury register
Ing 20 degrees In he shade and The ali
fun of moisture Misses Pearl Eicard
and Daisy Royce closed their schools il,
flighgate Center and Franklin last Fri
day and returned to their homcs-A
large buck and doe were seen Monday
feeding in one Of ]. r Tatlin's graf,
fields. School closed H. district No. l.
last Friday. the afternoon being spent il
the woods for nature study and n ba sket
picnic. Following the custom OF hel
predecessors. Miss Maths Johnson ths
teacher. added several new volumes I,
the school library. II is expected tina,
Miss johnson will return 10 teach the
fall term of school.
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WEST ENOsBURGH.

leslie Newton OF Boston has been visi-
ting at the home of his brother. tho Rev
w. T. Eewton--N'iss Lena " Fasset'
left town Tuesday for Ilav"rhill Mass
where she will pass sew raj weeks Will
relatives --Iert Pounds of LINN, Mass
is Visiting AT tho mono Of his mother
Mrs Jane Rounds The Rev. w. Il.
Newton went to Montpelier Tuesday t,
attend Il meeting of the trustees Of Mont
pelicr Seminary. Richard Smith
and II. n. Martin wor" in st. Adams
Tuesday on busr' ss.-Miss Mary a
ranforth returned missionary from
Japan will speak in the church Friday
owning.
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EAST HIGHoATE,

Miss Anna Cunningham and Miss Maud
Aver closed a very successful term OF
school here Friday and have returned to
their homes in st. Adams and West Dam
ville.-Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse of Bel
lows Falls. former residents of this place.
called on friends here Friday.-Nfiss
Ethel Macia. who has been passing sew
eral months with her sister in Water
bury. Conn, returned to her home here
last Monday.-Oscar A. Rixford is home
from 81. Johns school, Montreal for tho
sunmcr.--Dr. d. T.. Sheldon Of Franklin
is passing a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Shcldon.--Joseph Cum
mings. who has been very i'll with the
grip is improving. -NIiss Eta Brtch, who
has been attending the high school at
Enosburgh Falls is at home for the sum-
mCr vacation.
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Poultry is generally quiet, thoush
choice western iced fowls are In Dc.
mand. Frozen stock is steady and IN.
changed Western iced turkeys, ISa
2Oc; northern chickens. broi.ers, ara
85c: northern fowls. 15116c; western
fowls. 14014hc: frozen western a.
keys. 21G22c; western chickens, ia
16c: western fowls. 13h@14c; ducks, 10
N19c.
The better grades OF hay ars IN lisat
er supply and prices are alightly frus
er. but in low grades the offerings are
large and the market Is In buyeev q.
vor. straw is quiet sAa uAehanssd.
Millfeed holds firm. Hay. No. 1, Si0.ho
017.5O; low grades. single; yys straw.
S1eQ16.5O; oat straw. sl00lOko.
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PETITION DENIED.
Judge Wheeler Says He Would Not Be
Justified in Ordering Mrs. Rogerss
Discharge-Appeal to Higher
Court Filed.

Brattleboro. June 22-Mary NJ. Rogers
habeas corpus petition was denied by
Judge Wheeler, sitting as a justice of the
United States Circuit Court to-day. In
his opinion Judge Wheeler took occasion
I" criticize the proceedings of the State
with reference to Mrs. Rogers case. He
could not sec. however. that he was jus
titled In ordering the discharge of the
woman from custody. The adverse de-
cision Of the court meant in itself that
Mrs. Rogers would be executed to-mor-
row. but it was expected Mrs. Rogers s
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from second PnEcC

Cambridge visited his father, NJ. IT,
Fart. over Sunday Mrs. John Brigham
md daughter. Muriel of Winchenden
MISS, are visiting Mrs. BriChan's
mother Mrs. 1.cttic Randall Miss
Florence Giddngs of Mddlcbury Cole 6,
Is spending two weeks with her parents
Hr. and Mrs. Giddngs.-H. T.. Filler ot
New York City spent few days last vccl
nj MS farm ON Eastwood TIN Miss
Molly Bcals is spending Il week Nitl
nor cousin. Ethel 'rilotson of Hirhsatc
Mrs. H. M. poanc is visiting friends III
Ittchtute. Mass.-Thc Hon Charles Start
Of Minneapolis. Mimi. is visiting rela-
tlVCS in town.
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bingham Of North
field visited relatives in town the past
wcek.-'rhe Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Charles Corse on Thursday
afternoon, June G--Miss Indiana wilkins
Of East Fairfax has been spending few
days at the home of u. c. Robinson. -
Mrs. w. J. Spaulding and Mrs. r. T..
Tinker were in Burlington Thursday to
see Mrs. Spaulding's daughter, Mrs. L..
II. Scott. who recently underwent a sue
cessful operation for eoitcr at tho Mary
Fletcher hosrital.--Little Lena Abel of
Sheldon is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. r. n. Ellis.-The Ladies' Aid society
will serve dinner in the vestry Of the
church July Airs Belle Parsons spent
last week with relatives IN Burlington
Mrs Charles Addison of Hill, n. H.. is
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. F.. Corse.
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attorney would file an appeal to a higher
court This appeal. If allowed by Judge
Wheeler, would effect a postponement Of
the execution. Under the decision of the
court to-day Mrs. Rogers was remanded
to the custody OF the State authorities.
Since yesterday she had been in thl
custody of the United States marshal
After consultation Mrs. Rogers's attor.
ncys formally filed an appeal. Judge
Wheeler took the matter under considera.
tion pending the return to the court Of
certain necessary papers having to Dc
with the formalties of appeal.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs Maud Hogaboom and children
vert saturday to Milton where the chill
dr"n remain for tho summer. Mrs. Hoga-
loom returning the last of this week
Mrs c. c. Adams and daughter of Hines
hurgh arc guest of her PARENTS, Mr.. and
Mrs. ! r. Andorson.-Mrs S NJ. Cornell
or Jchcrsonvile was a guest Of her
brother, e. W. POwell-Mrs. c. L. Yates
and son of Rochester, n. y. have beer
guests of Mrs. Helen Randall for a few
daNs.-F. l.. Hopkins and c. T.. Noycs
are In Westf"rd this week taking inven-
tory OF stock Of goods they have pur-
chased there. Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Olds of
Portland Maine. are visiting friends in
town.
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ENOsBURGH FALLS.

jury to one foot Monday while working
ON the foundation of the barn in the
farm of DR.. +. s. Hutchinson on the
'hranch' a heavy post which was be-
ing put in position fell and caught the
foot on stone, smashing two of the toes
badly.-Gcorgc and Daniel Mobriant, who
lived here ten years ago, but now of
Atho, Mass. with their families. are
visiting friends in town.-W. $. IIutchin-
son has returned to Bethel from whence
he was called by the illness and death
of his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been re-
ceived to the commencement exercises
of Kimball Union Academy of Meriden,
n. H., sent by Maurice Aseltine one Of
the class.-Maitland, the young son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. A. A. Hunter. Is quite lid
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

There will he Children's day services
at tho Methodist Church next Sunday
Mr.. Bustcncl and family have gone to
Wostford to visi. the Rev. Mr.. Kidder,
formerly of this placc.-Anons the
strangers here this week are ]. r..
Baylor If United States Coast Surrey
Corps and John Baylor. Mr. staples
al the same corps just from service in
the PHILIPPINES, Mr.. Rainboth Of Ottawa
tho Canadian representative. These
cont'omor are scnt by tho United states
and Canada to overlook the line between
these countries,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. June Il.
WItEAT-July. ss7sasec; Sent, s.,&c,
Dec, s37soSic,
CORN-Julv. 54s.c; Sept, 7.7sc Dee.
1850; May, 4Siac July, 4Stc
OATS-Junc, 3l,sc; July, ;'asc; Sept. y
@eo7,c. Dec, sos4c; May, 52'.c.
MESS PORK-(Fcr bhl)-Julv. $l2. i711I
SEPT, sl2.77ia; oct. Sass
TARD--Por 100 lbs)-Jnly. To,h Sept,
~ oiA: Oct. S1.47ia.
SHORT RIRS-Sides Ooosc)-July.
s7.52l2; Sept, S7.72'a: Oct. $3.50.
Cash quotations:
WHEAT-No. spring wheat. $l0S1l.u;
No. g. aSrTl.6o No. . red. 81 ,03Tlct
CORNING. ., 55i.c; No. . yellow. 5S%c.
OATS-No ., 81 l-Sc: No. . white. 3c1,cj
No. 3, white, 3lisG3isc.
RYI-No, ?, 7sc.
BARLEy-Good feeding. 396A?c: fair to
choice mailing. 45d4sc
TLAkSEED-No. !, $685. northwestern,
No. I. Si4S.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, $500.
MESS PORK-(Per bbl)-$l?4s6t26A
LARD-(Per 100 lbs)-s!2 l6Qfi? l7ti
SHORT RIBS-sides Ocose)-$7 UD7.G
SIpES-Short clear 0oxed)-s7Ho
7C2M.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies aid society Of ST. Plrthole.
NOV Church meet on Thursday last with
Mrs. II. H. Head-Childrcn's day was
observed at tho Methodist Church on
Sunday.-Thc village school closes this
w"ek.-'rhe Ladies' Aid society nf the
Methodist Church viii! meet on this week
Thursday with Mrs. Charles Baker
Mrs George Smith and Miss Hazel
smith went to Boston on Fridav-The
Rev. +. W. DONNA of North A,tlehoro,
Mass. Is in town.-Miss Amy Goodsreed
is visiting friends in Mortified.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

'. u. Sanderson of West Newton. Mass
Is In town for a fcw days,-Mr and Mrs
a. N. Mc',auley and Miss Clara MoCau-
ieE OF 1T. Adams arc at the Commercial
mouse Tor the summcr.-Dr. G.. r. Cutler
shn da'shter Mrs. NJ. l.. Hail. OF
Fnkersheid are spending the week with
relatives In town-H. l.. Chase of Lyme
n. H., was tho guest Of MIR. and Mrs
q. l.. stimets last week.-Deruty ColIeo-