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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. Marietta Hopkins, who has been
with her sister. Mrs. Carrie Bashaw,
who had her collar bone broken by be-
has returned to her home. Mrs Bashaw
Is doing well.--Mrs EVerts Kent goes
Wednesday to visit her sons in Phlla-
delnhla and New YORK city and also
her native place in Alstead, n. H.-Pre-
paratory lecture at the Congregational
Church vestry Thursday November at
- p. m.-Charles Weston is moving his
family from tho farm of Deacon 5. H.
Dow to Franklin and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Rushford will carry it on this year
Parleton Kidder has hired the farm of
Mr.. Weston lately purchased from Mrs
Reed Bates.-Mr. ana Mrs. c. Kdder
were in St Adams Saturday. where Mr.
Kdder took the civil service examna-
ton for the rural delivery carriers. Mr.
Kidder is substitute for Mr. Lihbey on
route No. East Enosbursh and has APP
piled for the place If Mr. Libby resigns.
which he intends doinE.-Mrs. James
Kidder who Las been IN Greensboro and
St Johnshury, returned home last Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs Ellison Maynard are
in ST. Adams for a few days--Mr. and
passed Sunday with their sister Mrs.
Gardner Whtcomb, -Charles Smith is
moving his family into the house lately
occupied by Mrs. Emily Adams and Mr..
Stanley Sayle5 is leaving the farm at
North Enosburgh belonging to Mr..
Stratton and will move into his own
house vacated by Mr. Smith.-Eugene
Hart is moving to the farm that he
bought belonging TO the late w. Nelson
McAllster and Mr.. Carpenter will come
back to his old home accompanied by
his children. Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
Fairbanks Lovelette, who has been
on the Whitcomb homestead for the last
year Is going to East Fairfield and Mr..
Whitcomb will live on the farm and
manage II himsef.-Mr. and Mrs G. r.
Kenfield visited their brothers family in
bakersfield last Friday.-A shoe social
will he given by Tyler Branch Grange
Friday evening. November .. The ladies'
fiji box with good things TO eat and
the gentlemen buy the box, paying two
cents for the size of the ladies shoe.
The gentlemen cat the contents OF the
box with the lady who fills it.
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JERICHO CENTER.

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ST. ALBANS.

The lake is at its lowest point for
over twenty-five years Many streams
are dry and wells low. There is be-
ginning to be considerable apprehen
sion of shortage in water supply this
| winter
Miss Frances G. Wood has resigned as
ratron of the Warner Home for Little
Wanderers and will leave soon for Brat
| tleboro, where she will spend a short time
before going to Florida to spend the wiri-
ter with relatives. Miss Wood, has been
matron of the home for the past l6 years
and as the institution has been In exist
ence less than * years it will be seen that
| she has held the position more than half
the time since its beginning Miss Wood =
successor has not been announced.
IT Is generally understood that Hiram b.
Weeks. who has been in business in this
city many years. has sold his grain and
feed business conducted ca. Marke. square.
TO company which is organized for the
purpose of purchase and conduct of the
business in this city and Of which Charles
NJ. Cox OF Boston. who Is connected with
the St. Adams company. is the principal
owner.
The wedding of Arthur o. Hoga boom OF
st. Adams town and Miss Eva Berthe
Macarthur was held at the home OF the
brides mother Mrs. Evangeline Mac
Arthur OF Russell street, yesterday after
noon at three o'clock. the Rev. DR.. c. S
Nutter, pastor Of the Methodist Church.
performing the ceremony. the customary
ring service being followed The parlor
where the ceremony took place was
prettily trimmed with autumn foliage
and evergreens and presented an at
tractive scene the brida, party en-.
tered the room. Miss Ellen G. Seerv act
ed as maid of honor, and Seth Hogaboom.
n brother OF the groom. was best man.
The bride wore white pima silk gown
made over white taffeta and she carried
a large bouquet OF white chrysanthemuns.
Miss Seery was gowned in white silk
wolfe and she carried bouquet OF pink
chryshnthemuns. The bridal chorus from
"Lohengrin" was played by Miss Flos.ie
Spaulding, who also played other selec-
tions. Delicious refreshments were served
during the afternoon by Miss Hazel Tular
Miss Grace Pomeroy, Miss Addie Owen.
Miss Mamie Collins, Miss Sadie Collins
and Miss Sadie Forth Only the rela-
tives and intimate friends of the contract
INK parties were present at the ceremony.
Among those from out OF the city at
tending were Nj ss Addie Owen OF Jako
Placid, N Y. Mrs. j. NJ Fowler OF BEN
son. Miss Martha Stursls OF Claremont
y. H.. Mrs. NJ, Bovden and Mrs Add,e
Wright OF Burlington Mr.. and Mrs
Hogaboom left last night for San
Francisco Cal, which they may decide
to make their home
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FORTUNATE MIssOURIANS.

when I was a druggist. at Livonia,
Mo-" writes T. j. Dwyer, now Of Grays-
vile, Mo, three of my customers were
permanently cured OF consumption by
Dr. Kings New Discovery and are
well and strong to day. one was trying
to sell his property and move to Ari-
zora, but after using New Discovery a
short time he found IT unnecessary to
do so. ] regard DR. Kings New Dis
covcry as the most wonderful medicine
in existence Surest Cough and Cold
cure and Throat and Lung healer.
Guaranteed by ]. w OSullvan. Drug
gist SOC and s1l. Trial bottle free. All
Druggists
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FLETCHER.

Six deer were shot in this town, the
smallest one, weighing $50 pounds. was
shot by Lee Carpenter in the brush lot.
Mr.. Keel of Jericho shot nice buck
on Black hill Friday.-Mr. Castle OF
Westford shot buck In w. s. Shepard
sons lot Saturda y.--Ralph Flanders
found two doe near Medkiff pond that
had been shot by some unknown party
Ernest Putnam. wife and little child
who have been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Jack Putnam, returned to
their home in Johnson Sunday.--Nrs
George Chates goes to Canada this week
for several days visit among relative
thcre.-Mlcheal Boozan has sold his
team to Frank administration
Leach and family visited IN Cambridge
Snturday
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Rally day at the Methodist Church
sunday was well attended and much
enjoyed. Especially was this true Of
the Sunday school, which had double
the average attendance present, includ
ing 10 of the 23 members of the
cradle roll and their parents-Mrs.
Eta Ward goes Wednesday to Lester
shire, N. Y. after having passed a
month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Teveyaw,-E J. Delarge OF
Swanton has rented the picture gallery
Of DR.. A. r. Bell, which has been oc.
cupied by II. w. Blair.-W. w. Hutch
inson. NJ. D., liz visiting friends I'm
Utica and Buffalo. N, Y.-Mr. and Mrs.
j, a. Harvey returned Saturday from
n two weeks vacation passed at Mr.
Harveys home in Newfane.-A. J.
Caldwell is at home, after having pass
ed several weeks in Massachusetts
L. II. Landman, representative of Lon
donderry, passed Sunday in town as
tn" guest of a"s- Ahha Rawson-
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JERICHO.

McGibbon is on the sick lst.-Zcph
goods family Will leave here this
X for Gleus Falls, where they are to
)le,-Mr, and Mrs McNall of West
were in town Monday. Mrs. Tom
L is quite ill.-The funeral of Mrs.
|ney Will be held Wednesday, morn
with burial at Essex Junction
r. was received here Saturday of the
Pus Illness of John Gerard, a former
BENT here.
rs. Holley, who has been visiting her
(r, Mrs. Chase, returned to her home
East Fairfield Saturday morning.
Pierce with Mr.. and Mrs f. A.
| ival visited Friday at b. Fawley's.
Pierce returned to Burlington Sat
ly.-Mr. YandoW IS moving into Mr..
fcLane's house and Mr. DAYS onto
farm of Mrs. Balch.-Mars Page is
ling '"to the house he bought of
C'torn.
|arles TierneY shot a buck Satur-
morning near the Esley place in
town. IT was dressed and nut into
Chas"'s meat marketable Mat
Tierney died Sunday arternoon.-
Cox is a visitor at Mr.. Ricc's.-
land Mrs. Myette of Underhill visit
|unday at II. Hebert's.-NIr. and Mrs
Ee of 81. Adams are visiting their
hits, Mr. ana Mrs. r. Chase.-Mrs
Mrs Y. Medley returned from New
k Friday night
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Miss Lillie McKenny OF swanton Is
In town for few days the guest Of Mrs.
W. w. Munsell.--Mrs w. A. Place, Is
In Montreal p. @, the guest Of her
brother. w. c. Hefflon.-H. j. Lyon, Of
Boston, Mass, is in town for a few
weeks.-Dr. NJ. II. Powers of Sheldon
was In town Saturday and Sunday, the
guest of his brother, Or. y. O. Powers
w. II. Lantman has been quito Ill the
past two weeks with grip.--M. II. He'd
ding left Saturday morning for a hunt
Ing trip In New York State.-Mrs. IL.
r. Brigham, Of Bakersfield visited In
town last week.-The Kings Daughters
Society will meet Saturday afternoon
with Josephene II. Lyon. = Clarabel
Butler. who has been seriously sick with
pneumonia for the past two weeks, IL
improving. George r. Martin of Bur
lington was in town Saturday Special
Examiner Nelm OF the pension depart
ment was In town on business Thurs
day.-Mrs e. c. Holmes of Sheldon
Springs was in town Monday.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Thomas's Church was the scene Of
|fy pretty but quiet wedding Monday
|ling when Charlotte Louise. dauca-
pr MI and Mrs. Patrick Flynn. was
Pa IN marriage TO Arthur j. CaVanagb
Rev j. Therien performed the cera.
b. The bride entered the church
ing on the arm Of her bridesmaid
Louise NJ. Kennedy of ST. Albar,s.
has Flynn, brother of the bride was
man. The bride was prettily dressed
'ue broadcloth with hat to match ar,l
led "A cut glass rosary, The brides
wore blue chevlot. The familiar wed
marches were played by the organst
l., A. Agan. who also rendered sev-
pleasing selections during the cerc-
y. Mr. and Mrs. 'Cavarngh we're the
ionts Of many valuable ard useful
ents consisting of cut glass, silver
linen. After short wedding trip t.
York State they Will reside In Pleas
Y oil
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to weigh

tr yet, thought to weigh
|out 500 pounds, and another by Joe
|ayah Friday will probably weigh $50
go pounds.-Mrs. L. u Latham, wife
Representative L. u. Latham, and
g. Karl Phelps, Miss ELLA Phelps and
|ss Claire Wood and Mr. and Mrs
fnes Kennedy spent Tuesday and
ldnesday at Montpclier.-The funeral
Mr. Turner, the aged father Of Charles
|fncr was held from st. AIMS Church
|i1ay, the intcrmcnt was in the family
in the village emetery.-Thc ladies
the CONGREGATIONAL Church cleared
put $40 at their sociablc and sale at
OBJ Fellows hall on Thursday
|nng
MIR and Mrs. Nyc and child Of John
j spent Friday and Saturday with
|. and Mrs. George Minckl or.-Mr.
II Mrs. Elmer Bean and two children
visiting in New York State.-Re-
|al meetings are to be held this
lex at the Methodist Church-Mr
leg Of California is the guest of his
tier, Mrs II. \. Snsith.--Cyrus Gil
ia died at tho home OF his brother
law, Joseph Parott Friday morning
h his funeral was held from at. AIMS
|urch on saturday with intcrment in
\ Catholic cemetery. Hc had been
for long while with tunor in
1 howols.-Mrs. w. $. Coon has re-
wed news OF the death of her moth
Mrs. NJ. X. Marchant in London.
|g-Mrs. Robert Darling and son,
|mer. OF Walden. spent Saturday and
Iday with her brother, H. f. Pow
Another small buck was shot sat
Bay by Frank wells in the southeast
|ucr OF tho tOwn.-Georgc II Roy
rs was called to Petersham, Mass,
|dav by the serious illness of his
|hor, Emery Reynolds. who had his
ampututed.--E. q. Mills of Hurling-
spent Saturday ANA sunday with
uds in town.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. NJ. w. Hinsdale and two children
attended the golden wedding OF MIR.
and Mrs. w. G.. White In Joncsvile on
the goth inst.-Mrs. Smith Wright OF Bur
lington Is spending several days with her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
lawrence.-Mrs. Miranda Westco.. has
returned home from n visit OF several
days with her son. Walter, and family
In Essex Ccnter.-Miss Grace Pease
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Catherine Comstock in South Burling-
ton.-C. s. Allen and family spent last
week with friends in Fayston-Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Phelps and little daughter
wer" at IT. II. Ttlley's last Sunday
y. T.. Parcher reports killing a fine
buck Monday.--Mrs. s. a. Mansfield OF
Waterbury Center Ia visiting her son,
George, on tho ". w. Russell farm
Tho chicken pie supper and entertain
ment given by the w. r. G. in Hines
burEh on Wednesday evening, the 31st,
with supper fron five to eight o'clock.
Miss Grace Parcher visited friends in
Huntington last Saturday and Sunday.
1t is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kehoe will soon move to Rich
n1ond with Mr.. Kehoe's mother, who Is
quite feeble-li u riley ana wire
drove to Monkton Monday morning and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs II. w.
Goodroe.-Willlam Deal of Waterbury
was at Camp Millham n few days last
week where he caught several fine pick
erel-S. f. lIinsdale Is in Barre with
carload of apples.IA Mr. Woodland Of
Flanneld Will occupy s. f. lIinsdale's
large farm near Lake Iroquois after
November !, when Mr.. wellinger moves
to his farm in this town.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

r.. and Mrs. Adams of Wcyhridee wee
.Sts last week of Mr.. a,,i Mrs. Frank
'der.-Mrs. George Sceuin. who ha,
l seriously i'll with heart trouble. is
'rovinc.-Mr and Mrs. Jesse I4oggsden.
I nave spent the summer in town, have
'rned to Elworth, Maine. Mrs. Edwin
findle returned home Thursday from
Mary Fletcher hospital where she
been n patient for the past five weeks
ISIS Mary Baldwin, who has spent tn.
t year with frior1s in Canada and
y hampshire, is the guest of her sis
Mrs. George Hazard.-B. H. Carpen-
mas purchased fine work horse OF
stol parties for s.o0.-Mr. and Mrs. X.
liuro returned Friday evening from q
ks visit with relatives Essex and
order 70 raise funds with
ch to repair their church next spring.
Baptist society are giving series
iociables and entertainments. The las.
herring was Halloween soctable to lie
l at the homo OF Deacon and Mrs.
ner Clark Wednesday eveDlng-There
no preaching service at the Baptis.
rch last Sunday morning on account
he failure of the Rev. j. Vance Of
ham, n. H., to be present. as WAS
ected, and the absence of Rev Mr..
Yards. The Sunday school met as us
and @. NJ Hazard gave a fine report
the State Sunday school cosVenaion
ntly held at Randolph.
RS. George Dunklee, of Rutland. is
ting her daughter. Mrs. Ransom
Frances Bradford is
lome from recent visit with rela-
g in Sudbury.-Mrs. Edwin Prindle
e home from tho Mary Fletcher
'ital last Thursday after undergo
an operation which has confined
there several weeks.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dart, of ESSEX, spent last Sunday
, Mrs. Darts sister. Mrs. +. C.
lford-R w. McDougall is re-
ring from a fall in which two
We're broken.--C n. Johns and
mother, Mrs. II. Fl. Claxton, went
Bristol last Saturday whore they
It sunday with Mrs. Claxtons bro
-, f. +. Ellison and family--E. c.
lford is spending a few days at the
duck hunting.-Tho Rev. r. Y.
ards arrived home Monday evening
I st. Adams where he occupied the
lit of the Baptist Church last sun
In the absence of the pastor, Doc !
Brown.-W. f. Harris and three |
Iron of AlOnzo IaVelette, are i'll.
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SWANTOE CENTRE.

Though deer are frequently seen in
this vicinity, none of the hunters were
successful this year.-The first snow fell
the 29th. which was days later than
last year,. 7. Catl.n is still confined
to his room with sc.atica, and has been
for many weeks, though it Is hoped he
Is gaining a little.-Mrs. Rhoda Chadwick
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. a. p.
Royce.
News has been received of the dea tn
at her home in New Boston, y H. OF
Mrs. Frank Reed, formerly Miss Gaor-
gia Church of this place. Mrs Reed
had been i'll for several months She
leaves a husband. a daughter who is mar
rIcI. and a son
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EAST HIGHGATE.

The condition Of Mrs. Bernard Spears,
who has been very i'll, Is n little better.
The Village Improvement society had
the first meeting Of the season with Mrs.
T. L. Child Friday afternoon.-Dan
Brennan OF Fairfield visited Ernest Shell
don part of last week, Ernest return
ed with him for n stay OF few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynford Nye, Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Cutler and Mr.. and Mrs. O. H.
Rixford attended the play in ST. Adams
Saturday evening. w c. Leffler of
Holyoke, Mass, was In town Monday
the moving picture show held in
Brltch's hall last Thursday evening was
we'll attended Mrs. A, f. Turvey OF
Montreal, Que, is passing a few DAVIS IN
town.-Mrs. T. Manahan is moving her
goods from tho house she recently sold
TO O. s. Rixford and will go to At. Al
bans soon to pass the winter with her
han-h.>-e
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs L" NJ Gile and daughter, Alice
or thderhill are IN town.--It H. re-
ported that four deer We're killed in
town, Mrs. Minnie Streeter having shot
one of them.-Mr and Mrs Giddings of
Essex junction were tho guests of M
and Mrs. q. w. Kellogg, Sunday.-G
w. Kellogg returned to his home in
Barre, Monday.-Miss Anna NcaIv is
visiting relatives in Watcrbury.-AIr
ana Mrs. Edward Gregory have return
ed from visiting friends in East Barre.
Mr.. Craven Of Montpelier has been in
town setting monument in the r. w.
Gle lot.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Lieutenant platka from the Philli-
Pine islands Visited his brother, Cal.
at u. j. Millham's Mondav.-Edwin
Wells will move from i. L. Prior's
house on Fourth street, to the Eldredgc
district and Gay FoRg Will move into
the Prior house ana work for +. W.
Butlor.--Wiliiam Heath, who has been
quit" sick threatened with typhoid
fever. is better, as is a'so Mrs. Frank
Browns. e, lsham had n horse
break it's leg last week by slipping
while blowing.
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MISSIONARY OFFICERS

At the 2ed annual meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society of tn,
Vermont Methodist conference in North
field the following officers were elected
Honorary president. Mrs. A. II. Webb Of
Brattleboro; president, Mrs. w. L. s.
Celley of Fairlee; treasurer, Miss Alca
r, Farnham; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. V. G, Irish of Enosburgh Falls
recording secretary, Mrs. ], n. Sher-
burn of Montpelier; secretary of sup
plies Mrs. f, A, Barnett Of Bradford:
secretary Of mite boxes, Mrs. NJ, l..
Atkins of Cabot.
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GEORGIA.

The communion service will DO observed
Mt the CONGREGATIONAL church next Sun
dy morning. Preparatory lecture on Sat
urday Afternoon at O'Clock. The reg
ular meeting Of Banner Grange occurs on
Friday night of this week, when the
third and fourth degrees will be con-
ferred. On Thursday evening of this week
the Rev. A. G. Austin Will conduct a SER
vice a the school house on the East Plain.
Fred Ballard spent last week in fetch
er with his cousin, Porter Ballard.-Clara
Preston is visiting IN St. Adams.
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GEORGIA.

Miss Nettie Gordon. who has been
visiting her many friends in Georgia
for the past four or five weeks. left
here for Essex Junction Thursday to
visit Mrs. william Cooley. She will
go to Lynn, Mass. to visit her brother
before returning to Florida for the
winter-Mrs. II. O. Shattuck and
daughter, Mildred were at Mrs Shat
tuck's fathers. !. II. S. Fairbanks, Sat
urday and Sunday, October 81 and 2s.
The roll call at the Baptist Church,
Georgia Plain, was we'll attended, four
ministers being present-The Rev.
Frank uford and wife of Fairfax were
at our annual roll call.-Miss Elizabeth
+. Boyden has been visiting at Camp
Martin for n few DAYS
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs, p. F.. Pike Of Burlington is visiting
In town.-Hiram Lewis went to Boston on
the excursion last wcek.-The oyster sup
per at the Methodist Episcopal Church
was well attended, the receipts of the
evening being about s45.-In the Free
Press Of last week it was stated that the
steamer Chateaugay had already carried
5000 barrels OF apples from Grand Isle
and had several more to 60 1t was from
] sic La Motto that the apples were shipped
and up to the present time there have
1s,a-ss~"ad AtL no~sS
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ESsEX CENTER.

Congregational society az Essex
Ter held a sale Of vegetables, which
contributed by friends and neigh
IN the vestry of the church on
nesday afternoon and evening, Octo-
~. Pie, cheese and coffee were serv-
The receipts from the sale were
this with sum, which had been
"a by the gentlemen and ladies' both
he sale OF Ice cream and cake and
pnal subscriptions, made a fund suf-
It To single the church and pay
Expenses of the work. leaving a small
nee
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SHELBURNE.

Alice Stoddard had l6 of her little
friends at her home from $500 to 500 p.
m, 10 c"lebate her fifth birthday Mon
day, October 29-Miss Mary CoEgins Is
in Boston for the winter.-William Sorrell
and Dave Towers have moved their fami-
lies into the Miller house owned by Tracy
&. Van Nliet.
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DEATHS FROM APPENDICITIS

decrease in the same ratio that the use
of DR., Kings New Life Pills increases
They save YOU from danger and brine
quick and painless release from consti.
patton and the ills growing ont OF It,
strength and vigor always folCw their
use. Guaranteed by j. w. O'Sullivan
Fr""s~'st %" ~" than All Druggists,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations in New York, Boston and
Chicago Markets.

New York, Oct. n.
WHEAT-Receipts, l6l,7o0 bu; exports,
3c8'7e+ bu; sales, 2,40O 900 bu futures spot
firm. AS result of bic cearances. high
er Northwest market and continued
small movement. wheat was very firm
all day. Trade at first was active. hut
later subsidized and the market closed
steady at y To isc net advance Sales
- "''''""' Ma red. Nav s4ssMSls.c;
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MONTGOMERY.

Emerson W. Coonlbs shot a buck on
Wednesday forenoon Weighing 100 pounds
with horns nine inches long. The deer
was shot on the Taylor Oviatt farm oc-
cupied by the Coombs
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WILLISTCN

onry Patten went out after dinner
lrsday and in a sfhort time shot fine
k, which weighed 40 pout,lS, the frs
rplnr.tg1 g. NTsff1f-y.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01
CANTON DAIRY MARKER

Utica, y. y, oct 2S--On the Cantor
dairy market Saturday 1000 tubs of butter
sold at 2Gia cents. and 800 boxes OF
cheese ut l2la cents.