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STOWE.

Mrs Olive X. Luce, district corps in
spector was present at the regular
meeting OF H. H. Smith Relief Corps on
Saturday. The ladies served dinner in
her honor after which the ritual work
WIS gone through with for her inspec-
ton, Mrs, Luce complimented the corps
upon their improvement in the work
and also stated that the recent district
meeting held here was the largest in
the state, there being LOT members
present. IT was voted to hold corps
meetings twice month. the next meet
ing coming on November l7.-Dr, e. d.
Foster of Waterbury Center spent sun
day with his cousin, Gilman Foster, at
West Branch, DR.. Foster assisted In
the West Branch choir at the after
noon service.---Miss Gilpin of Berlin
has been the guest Of Miss Minnie Fos-
ter the past wcek--Mr. and Mrs. a, II.
Cheney were visitors In Morrisvlle on
Saturdny-E. Bigelow was In Morris
vile on Saturday Miss Myra Currier
returned home with him and will spend
the week in Stowe.--Miss Clossie Clark
went last week to Burlington, where
she Is employed In the Home for Des-
titute Childrcn.-C. Il. Purt left stowe
on Saturday on n business trip to Iowa,
Miss Mabel Carr spent Sunday at her
home In Middlesex.--Mrs. c. r. Eddy
was visitor IN Montpelier on Satur-
dny-Mr. and Mrs, F.. Bigelow are
spending Il couple of days In Mont
polier visiting relatives and attending
the Lcpislature.-The iaaies of the
CONGREGATIONAL society had their
monthly circle on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 7. sewing dinner instead of the US
CONTINUED ON 4th pageI
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
Very Little Change from Last Weeks
Quotations.

Boston. Nov. "a
The Kew England drovers at the
Brighton scockyards we're we'll pleased
yesterday. for tie second set of scales.
which have not been used for their
benefit since the epidemic Of the foot
and mouth disease about three years
age. were used for Weighing up part
or their livestock: The permission 10
use these scales was given by Or. Ryder,
head Of the Boston Office OF the United
States bureau Of animal industry. and
they We're used YESTERDAY TO weigh most
Of the calves sheep ana lambs and great
~ facilitated work at the wards.
with the exception OF prices on both
lower to medium and best grades Of beef
cattle, and hogs, both live and dressed,
there was not enough changes to make
any appreciate difference from last
weeks quotations.
Lowe to medium grades sold at about
the lowest figures that have been quoted
Cor many months. a., TO cents. d redue-
ton of Il a cent from the quotation for
this kind made week ago. Best beef
cattle was also off In price. but the quo
taton only dropped u of u cent making
this weeks quotations from 4i2 to 81.
cents
Prices on live hogs dropped "A slight
fraction, this weeks prices ranging from
g.. to g. cents while the figures last
week were from 6ia to So cents. Dressed
hogs brought from 7s, to cents. q drop
Of i OF cent.
Calves, sheep and lambs went at last
weeks quotations. hut the prices were
not so we'll sustained. Calves went at
from ca: to cents sheep AZ ga 10 ~
cents ana lambs at from 6 to Ga cents.
quite Il Tow mllch COWS We're sold yes
terday subject to later Inspection and
prices We're strong Robert Connors ~
Brighton sold a drove OF g. mixers for
an average price Of ts5.
Summary Of prices OF livestock: Bee.
cattle best. iiap61ac; lower to medium
grades, lS4a@e; calves, 6'eG7c; hogs live
weight e,l06'ec; dressed 7a4dsc; sheep.
2a.4+i c: lambs Gd6icc.
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GRAND ISLE.

The social at s. p. Gordon's Friday
evening was greatly enjoyed by every
body. The house was pre- tily decorated
and well filled a pleasing literary pro
eramme gave zest to the entertainment.
There are some cases of diphrheria in
town. Pearl Gage and Mr. Ruby Bush
way and others are quar.ntincd.-Th
Ladies' Aid meets this week Thursday
for dinner at the Methodist parsonage,
Grand Isle.-M II. Nantinc spent Sunday
with his mOthcr and brother.-The teach
ers of the schools In town purpose to
give n series of entertain mcuts IN the
near future. the object beng 10 raise
fund to assist In buying books for
school library. The first ertortnment Is
to be "Salamn gundi' giv-u in the high
school building November % There will
be teachers convention md institute
in Alburgh for Grand Isle county Nove,n-
Der 16 and 17-Several fro'u Grand Isle
attended the dance FrIday evening at
Eeeler's hall
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SOUTH HERO.

The Grand Isle County Christian En-
deavor Rally will be held at the Congre-
Sational Church Tuesday.-rhe Ladies
Aid Society met at the home OF Mrs.
Helen Hail Friday for dinner.-Scveral
from here attended the harvest suppe-
at Stephen Gordon's, Grand Isle Fri
day evening.-The Hollowc'en party held
Mt the residence Of T.. p Phelps We'd
nesaay evening FOR the tenctt Of the
Methodist Church was largely attended
FIX Senator Juan Robinson, ex-senator
George Tracy and Edison Robinson visit
ed the legislature ct Montpelier last
week.-F. J. Petty and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Wash
lngton and other points. They are now
visiting friends in Swnnton, after their
return they will reside IN Montreal
About 80 couples attended the dance at
keeler's hall Friday .vcnng.-Frank
Morgan OF Milton was in town Saturday
Mr. Smith OF New Haven is visiting
his daughter. Mrs T. l.. Kinney.
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FRANKLIN C0ONT7
st. ALBhNE.

Wellesley Cootc. has resigned his
In as secretary to Post master George
| Ids to take effect November r., and
pave the city next month for GOld'
New, where he has secured posi-
as assistant manager of G. M
rs railroad and mining interests.
|oote has been chief of the -. Adams
ment for four years. having been
fted chief April, 1901, and serving
the present time with the cXcep-
pr two years. He has been connect.
|th the fire department for fourteen
Mr. Coote will resign as chief at
|Ext meeting of the city council
ID was received in this city Saturday
|e death Of James Robert Watson.
occurred in Boston Friday after
Mr.. Watson was a clerk IN the
hl freight office during the early
ties leaving here to assume tho
! OF superintendent of the Vermont
r. Car company, He was also con-
with the National Car company
r city and at the tlme Of his death
Speclal agent for the New England
'nger association with office In
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST. JOENSBURY.

pert l., Doyle gave up his lease Of
b. JohnAbury House Wednesday al
bout year as landlord and the
opened on Saturday with Hiram
land Herbert T.. Moore as th9 new
|rds.
Edith S. Haskell, teacher Of
|ic and English literature at the
my, has resigned and leaves this
for Oxford, o., to become a teacher
(5tern College. She will be succeed
Miss Dorothy Il. Miller of Berwin,
former teacher of expression in
College at Springfield, Mo.
c. ". stone and Miss Mary +.
returned to Pasadena, Cal. Mon
O suend the winter, They were
Rpanied by Mrs. Ella s. Truax ana
Stones sister, Mrs. c. /. GoodclI
ston.
:. Turner has been elected president
+ Connecticut n Passuapsir River
al ana the Newport G.
ord railroad Roth are leased lines
Boston & Maine.
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$500 bu: sales 5000 spot; spot easy.
Option market was without transactions.
closing net unchanged.
OATS-Recepts 1920 bu; exports. 49,
l4l; spot steady.
SUCAR-Quet. Fair refining, 2 b-1ec;
centrifugal Sc test, 1850; molasses sugar,
Lilo, refined quiet.
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady. The market
for coffee futures opened steady at un-
changed prices to decline OF five points
which was about az due on the cables.
There was n great deal OF switching from
near 70 late months, but fresh bustn ess
was limited and the market ruled
steady on Il scattering demand, part OF
which was credited to leading trade in
terests. Tho close was eready net UNI
changed to five points higher. Sales wero
reported Of $500 bags, including; Dec.
50 loaol5; March &s4OaG.45 May. $3.50
$50; July, 1910; Sept. s6sJd6.9O; oct. $3.50.
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ST. GEORGE.

:. H"pk!'iS' 80" "',' J" ''''''
lsk are NlsItinH 'cI''lN YES Va ~" IL
p. Tili'E OF the ~ f. J. an" W.
rI'ngtoh spent S""""S az MS
renee NeiI''Hei i'''S '''''' ,'' wa "''
Which ne bought III '''S '"N ~ i''''
VT. an" MIS- ''.'''9 --'' ',,.'
Mon pe''er ,H'S N''h !" ''H'' ''
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SHELDON.

Arthur C. Hcmmenway and Lillian
N. IaGrange both of Sheldon, were mar
RED at the parsonage by the Rev. Sylves-
ter Donaldson ON November 6,-After a
hr.of illness. Archie Sweet died Sunday.
November 4. The funeral was held in
the Methodist Church, tho Rev 8. Don
aldson officiating.-Rev. O. w. Hunt was
in town on Wednesday to hold the quar-
terly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guard has
moved into the tenement in Mrs. a. ~
Leach's house,--rhe funeral OF Mrs Aus
in was held at East HighEate on Tues
day. November 6, the services were con-
Quoted by Rev. g Donadson.--NIr. Graves
IS building new house on Bridge street.
II l.. Dewing has taken his position
at the county farm at Sheldon Springs -
T.. r Greenwood, who has been carry
ing on Mr. Reeds farm has taken Mr..
Dewlng's place on DR.. Browns farm.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Postmaster l. y. Chase. who has been
III for some time. is improving slowly
Miss NJ. a. Pattcn Of Franklin and
neice. Dorothea, are guests of Or. A. ID.
and Miss Il. a. Patten.-The Henry fam
lily are giving their entertainments at
opera hall every evening this week.
Mrs. William Marsha and sons visited
relatives il Morrsville over Sunday
The Catholic Aid society was held with
Mrs. Harry Hale Saturday afternoon,
November 2. supper was served as usual
to Il large number of people. Tho sum
of S2 was realised.--Linus LOvlette Of
EichfOrd has moved his family to this
village ana is going into business here
The Woman's Auxiliary will serve sup
per at the home of Mrs. George Lloyd
Thursday afternoon. November s, from
4:30 until eight o'clock.--Mrs. Loren Pot
ter of -. Adams is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Il. +. Lcach.--William
Dycruft who is at work in Bangor,
Maine, was at his home here over sun
az
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CHARLOTTE.

and Mrs Martin Williams expect
bve to Mrs. IL. y. Alcxander's this
Nor the winter.-Mrs. William Liver
her daughter, Leila, and son, Ralph,
h with the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Sunday.-Mr. Wright OF Rcthel Is
TX his daughter, Mrs. Harvey Will
Mrs. Humphrey has gone To- East
bite to spend the winter with her
Mrs. ampson.-Waliacc Coleman
bowed from Mrs. Alexander's hotel
brother. Walters place on Mutton
lrhe Ladies' Aid will meet at the
Of Miss Flora Wlllams Wcducs-
November I.
| H. II. Whalley has returned from
kg friends in Connecticut and New
Miss c. 4. vale has returned to
hampton Kite smith Is as
J. in the care Of Miss Martha yale.
local hav market IS active for the
of year.-The death of Mrs. Eliza
n. who will be recalled by old timo
I nts. Is reported as having recently
rcd in Observation-Disclosures To-
has had his pension increased
ner month.-Nrs. Abel y. Barber
pittsburgh VIII spend the wintcr with
Carrie \. Observation-Disclosures of ~.
will attend the meeting in Milton
|week.-A new furnace Will he put
| ne church this Vers.-'rhe Ladies
Pill meet with NrS. Flora Willisons
cslav afternoon. - Nrs. Josephiae
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TAECWICE.

,.,,,r, ..,,., NJ T,ro,y 1,,,iols or U,ot-
i, &c vis,.ir, FOR r.,y u.eal.s ,t tho
Of III. amt and rr,lo ~, and ,,rs
,,-noo,lo,. H. p,,..r ,,in.r an,,
+ ,,o,,a rro ,.si,j,o ~, tha BONA
-. r.,r,, II tvar,o, Erod An
+ wolfe ri,..,. CANA g., tour, cat,,r
,.o,..,,o f., ,.,.i, rnl,.tvo. for -. ta,y
-,frs a p,oua,,. vya,. to Ct
hrr,. .r,,sd,,. ~ s,.rd ,ha ds,.-
nJ Mr.. 7 !. VAN mr.. Lroal,ire MN
kean,,,, tbls y,.ok ,,rs 1-ai1I o,.i
,,an,ov w.u 20 to u.stnn to r.ma,n
% wintor Mrs Van vim sn,dv mn
,r,,,. tho -.,i,tor ~. u.,,I H.. ...,..o,,,
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Boston. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Harriet Narrar) watson, who was
daughter of the late Cassius Farrar or
this city. Mr.. watson body was
brought here Tuesday for burial in tho
South Main street cemetery.
EX-GoN. Charles j. fell IN his capacity
Of worthy master "a the state Grange,
visited FAINTER Grange, NO %S, +. of u,
Georgia. ut the town hall Friday evening,
and spoke for over an hour concerning
tho Grange Work III the state Beside
Governor Bell speech 10 new members
werc initiated and the t ird AID fourth
degrees were conferred. About 30 mem
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ALBURGN CENTRE.

1.ieut.-Gov. Prouty will he one of the
speakers present at the teachers meet
inGs November 1G and 17.-Mrs. Elmer
Lord is confined to the house by ILL
ness.-Mr and Mrs. c. Fuller Carpcn-
tor returned to their home in St AL
bans Tuesday.-Aaron Cheesman Is
building a new house.-Thc dance held
in Lockwood's hall last friday night
was we'll attended and all report an
enjoyable time. The music furnished
by Miss Gribbon was one of the pleas
ant features OF the evening.
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JEFFERSONvILLE.

G.. w. Holmes Is spending several days
In Burlington. tho guest of his daughter,
Mrs. John A. Waterman.-Mr. and Mra.
Lambert Hastings of Miles Pond wero
guests at ]. NJ. Wllcoxs the past week
Guy Narnuni and friend Of Barre nre
spending week at II. W. Varnum S.
Tho cemetery association mot win Mrs
J. f. Wilcox November 6.-Mrs. Florilla
Morgan of Cambridge IS visiting at
George Gilmore 's.-Miss Kate Mable from
the Industrial School at Nergcnnes has
returned home on account OF poor health.
james Spauldirg Of Fletcher has rent
ed and taken possession of the Atwood
farm ai,l Mr.. Tinker the former tenant
has moved to Westford.-The sophomores
OF the High school will give promenade
at Hotel Melendy in the evening Novem-
Der 9.-Mlss Mabel Griswoid. who has em-
ployment in Mlddleboro, Mass, is home
for Il short vacation October 81, 1905.
at the ancestral Griswold homestead
Ohc hospitabe home of long ago. now
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs a. c.
Griswold occurred the marriage of the r
youngest daughter, Flora Mae, to Frank
Blaisdell. The parlor was tastefully dec
Grated with feitE and potted plants.
Rev. II. c. Howard performed the cere-
morY, the couple standing beneath the
marriage bell The bride was gowned IN
white, with travelling dress of blue wi'h
hat to match. The bridesmaid was Miss
Chloe Powell. a niece Of the bride, and
Page Ufford of Fairfax was best man.
Among those In attendance from out OF
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Crozier OF
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Porter and
daughter of Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
and Miss Bertha Porter of Hyde Park.
Following the ceremony reception wa
held and refreshments We're served af-
ter which the couple left for a weddina
trip, followed by the best wishes Of many
friends for their happiness and prosperity
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GEORGIA.

The Rev. J. 6. Iormer and wife visit
ed at I. II. <. Fairbanks several days the
past week. Mrs. RoScne Halo is at
Essex Junction with her daugh Ter, Mrs.
William Cooley, for three or four weeks
A son was born to- George King and
wife November @.--Cieorgc Decker aud
wife. who Nave been at his fathers for the
past two months. loft here for their new
home in Mass. November 2.-1arlie
Dunton and wife were in Fairfax Sun
day November ith.-Mamie King went
to Ira Man'oy's to wo.K for the season
October 2l-Nfiss Alice a. Hay was
In s. Alhans November 3.
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EAST HIGHGA TE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold MoroY enter
tanned a few friends last Friday even
ing.-Mr ana Mrs. Hiram Sturgess Of
st. Rocks PASSED sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. II. h. LEACH. c. Juthe, repre-
senting Wheelock-Lovejoy & Co, Bos-
ton, Mass. was in town last Thursday.
james Allen Of Boston, Mass, was
in town one day last weck.--ClaYton
Johnson has moved his family from
the Lantman farm to a. f.. Turvey's
place In this Village.-rhe Improve
ment society met last Wednesday with
Mrs. f. Lahounty. Griswold Of
berkshire is visiting Mrs. NJ shower
this wook.-NIiss Johnson of Sheldon
Junction visited the Misses Bates la st
SnuIav
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ENOSEURGH FALLs.

o. Merrill went to Montpelier Monday.
Linus G.eavcns Of Cambridge passed Mon
Day night with J. George Gaines giving
to Berkshire Tuesday to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Leavcns-Mr. and
Mrs. W T. Gibson went TO Burlington
Monday, where they Will visit IN the
family OF c. r. White. Mr.. Gibson, who
Is the rural carrier on route No. g. was
IN Rutland Tuesday before tho United
states court to testify in regard to n
Young man on his route tampcrlng with
mail belonging TO his employer, mail
rnutos from hero to East Enoehurgh
which leaves hore at three o'clock and
returns a. six. Is 10 he discontinued
November H. The contractor and driver
" A. Jancs have received notice from
tho department 20 TINT effect, Mail will
bc carried ms now by Rural Carrier STRAIT.
ton Of route No, 4 to the Offices ny Wcsa
and Fast Fno+burCh.-- NJ, A. Gaines
let Monday for n months visit to her
daughtora Nv Cambridge Mrs. Motto T..
Pcrlcv and Mrs. J. w. Pomcroy went to
Richford Wednesday where they Will
hc guests I'm the family OF ". r. Perley
for few dayS.--Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Mitchell OF awecsburgh were with Mr..
MttrheIrs parents over Sunday Thor
daughter. Mildred who has been passing
a courlo o. weeks with her grandparents.
returned homo with them.-Dr, w. w.
Hutchinson returned Monday from visit
20 his Ron. w, g., IN Utica. n. ". and
also among friends In Buffalo, having
heen aNsent about two weeks @, r.
Rawson has had charge NJ the town
clerks oNace during that 1nc--Mr. and
Mrs, V. A. Irish returned from Bellows
Falls Monday night. whore thoy had
passed few days with the Rev, nnd
Mrs. T., o, Sherhurn"--Hhe ladics ara out
canvasslng for the sale of tickets to the
lecture on Queer Folks" by the Rev
r.. II. white in opera hall next Friday
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CAMBRIDGE.

s, NJ. Stafford has moved into tho $,
r. Brush house in the village and
Walter Warren Of stowe Will carry on
his farm for the coming year-Miss
Frances Hobart gave very interest
ing address on Books" at tho Meth
odist Church Sunday evening. which
was enjoyed by large audience.---New
hardwood floors have been laid In the
store Of Perley e. Leavens during tho
PAST week,-The first number of the
tcrtainment course will be hold at
the American House hall Thursday
evening. November is, by the Litch
ncld Trio OF tho White Entertainment
Bureau. Boston.-Mrs, Grove OF Shell
don has been visiting hor daughter,
Mra. A, n. Grenier during the past
week.-Mrs.. Jennie Scott has gono TO
Canada for IN extended Visit with
relatives and friands.---rho Ladies' Ala
society will meet with Mrs, Linus
Lenvens Thursday November g. Work
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The six months old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tatro died Monday morning
after snort illness.--Mr, and Mrs. W.
A. Idle and daughter. Elizabeth, of ST.
Johnsbury, who have ben visiting Mrs. J.
A. Rouse, returned home Monday.-The
Rev. William Walker, a former rector Of
calvary Church, is visiting friends here
Mrs. Reuben Demar is in Franklin for II
fcw days.-E. u. Young spent sunday with
his family here.-Dr. and Mrs e. j..
Washburn are home from visit in New
York.-B. Combs is building an addition
to his houso.P j. Moren is cot,ined to
the house by illness.--M. j, ODDS, who
has been in poor health for some time, -
somewhat better.
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FLETCHER.

The Henry family have been holding
entertainments In tho vcstry OF the Uni
vcrsallst Church evary evening the past
week.-Clayton Davis. who has been
working for Nyron Leach tho past two
years. has finished work there and gone
70 Fred Snith's for tho winter.-Fred
Hitchcock has sold his team to Michael
Boozan.--Jamcs Spaul1!nE Ia moving TO
his farm he rented In Cambridge
A r. Paine, who has been IN POOR health
for some tins, Ia not es well.-Mr. and
Mrs Jessie Parsons OF Fairfax were in
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ALBURGH

Arthur Trude!l and bride have return
cd from their wedding trip.-Airs. Eva
Marvin Of Montpelier WAS tn" guest Of
relatives here last week.. Ms. +. n.
Lord IS ill--Hubbarl Gonyea and family
have returned to town after an abs-n a
Of three years in N9Ssachusetts.-Fred
l-atourneau and family have gone to
Ludlow, Mass, to work in tho m!lls.-A
daughter was born recently to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Huntcr
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Will be furnished from one to FIVE
o'clock.-Mrs. j. Kinsley, who has been
visiting at the home Of II. N. Gray,
has returned TO her home in Worces-
ter, Mass.
Frank |. Blalsdel and Flora Mae Girls
void, both Of Cambridge, were married
by Henry c. Howard October 81.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MoRRIsVII.LE.

The marriage of Mark Johnson and Miss
Marion b. Wright OF North Troy took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
\. Tillotson OF Congress street Thursday
afternoon at four O'Clock the Roy. otto
Raspe performing the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. johnson went 10 Montreal
where they will remain for ten days.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. :.
Cotton futures onercd steady. Nov SC ST.
Dec. So co; Jan. $50 Feb. 500 March.
ss.Ss; April, -, May. 5000 June, 600;
July, SOIL. spot closed quiet. 10 points
decline mddNng uplands, 5000; midling
gulf, so,45; sales, none.
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DEATH OF FORMER HINESBURGH
pASTOR.

Saratoga SPRINGS, n. Y, Nov. S--The
Rev. T j. Harris died here yesterday
The funeral will be held from the Con-
gregational Church Il lllneshurgh. VT,
of which he was for several years tho
pastor, at two o'clock Sunday after
noon,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations In New York, boston and
Chicago Markets.
New York, Nov. I.

WHEAT-Dec. 1850 May, Use.
G. 500 bu sales. 1.95Oooo bu futures; spot
easy Further heavy liquidation OF De-
cember wheat weakened the whole mar
ket and final prices showed n to one
cent net loss. Contributing factors were
lower cables. good weather bearish
Argentine news and liberal increase in
worlds stocks.
CORN-Reccipts, 1918 hi; exports,
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CANTON DAIRY MARKET.

Utica, y. Y, Nov. 4--On the Canton
dairy market Saturday 100 tubs Of but
ter sold at p cents and 1000 boxes OF
cheese at u cents.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Hall have gone to
Tewkshury, Mass, where they have posi-
tons. Merrill Armstrong of st. Adams
has beeD spending II few days with his
nni her M re q Il Arfnsf rnnp
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. Nov. Z
Boston had an active market to-day
with generally easy tOno IN copper spec
ialties. Early dealings showed slight
decline IN prices in some stocks, but
there was little change in the general
list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-08
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgin, H., Nov. SHUTTER unchanged
from last week at 70 cents pound. Total
output for the week G62, 600 pounds.