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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
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u S 0ssoraiil teoiofiifc Samfnno,
500 @eoar Mpe., bil Ser Spnba9 ST.
termio6ag 81. 4 blipe bolOt ct Sore
Drag ober u3eolofi % &eligion".
8ublifum inobp6es.
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@olqatba &irfcn bolot lioltc Mon:

@olgatba &irfcn bolot lioitc Mon-
Dag Mften lit Morsmpoe, / enbper
&en1eenoe set beblte / Menigbeoens
&iitorie. SITE alene bar We0et eo6t
beipet, men Jorban6lingerne foregif
meo 2ip og &ierteligbeo. @fenigbce
6ens @eltprelle TOM til at beltaa at
f%glgenbe: sgl0ite: 8al6emar &an=
len, Gbriltian Greoricfien, Mfreo
.@arllen.
Gilliosmerto:. Gbrilt @onleu,
Gormano, Sons S.. Sranoien (gien-
palgt) &asierer, Miels Olien, Sefre-
ter, Carl 2ercbe, Jinansiefret9r, og
geie1s Mortenien. Sill SEN afgooenoe
Silliosmono S. @o6sgaaro peotog
@enigbe6en peo &eisning cit Saffe>
reIolution for trio Sjenelte.
On &onit6 beitaoen6e al 6. Greo=
ricflen, &c. Mortenlc og S. IS. Sat-
ien palgtes til at ian1le @fioler til
% fore tao Snoretningen al ct 2ofalc
i &irfens 8olement for u%ng0ommen.
On &on1ite til Goranltaltntng al
feitlige 5ammenfom lter beltaar al
fkInpnnp. Mrs. Sc. Mprtenieu. Carl
2ercbe og S. Bo0sgaarb. Man fanot
nenlig, at set bil6e birfe ,opmunt<
ren6e at Menigbeben og bens &en=
ner oftere mp6tes paa en- rtformel lels
Fabelig Maaoe. ri @altor Gpcbiens
Marsberetning me06eles f%6lgenoe
8ruoltpffe:: Menigbeoen blep / Moz
rets 2gb forget meb 18 npe Meo=
lemmer. Snbt9gterne | alle Creme al
Mimeopolis bar $1,275. ct baabe<
fnIot Geen bar at &irfens hinge nj,
bapoe beepnbt at tage fig at &irfells
5pnbogsifole iom 2erere oip. Sen
nplig afbol6te S uletrGfeit bar meget
pellpffet> bpilfet bei @roo fplotes
Sen Smite16igbeo at @r. @lem geel=
fen befoiteoe imufte Su1egaber
u66elt til allie 8erne1e, og
Der 81. Mortenien be6 en- 5ocial |
benoes &iem bab6e i%nbpunoet 81 til
eSuletraet. @reiten fore log, at Me>
nigbe6en ff11l6e lutte fig til 8eitens
epangeliffe Grifirfe SCREENING % Der
noIpan6t fig en- liplig 0iSfnslion ON
benne Sag, ser en6te meo- ct SlagS
&ompromis. Man pnifeoe at Dioe
bporpi6t 9%anitbe6en bar repreiente=
ret / oenne SCREENING. Set peotoges
til li6ft at gienoptage Sorban6linger=
! ne ON benne Sag beo efs%traoroinRrt
Mgoe. 8aitor Spcbie1 meooelte at
ban / set forlbbne Mar Tom i96pan=
ligt bap6e beiggt ipge % beorepeoe
og notalte 9nifet ON at DC at bore
SoIf Ser bar 1togen Soritaaelie oq
5pmpotbi for @olgatba @irfena
@ierning bilbe itgtte ben % lutte fia
] It'll Sen. s 3sss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

MGlfeorbinaneen, Ser p%aabpocr, ct
alle &per, al bpilfe Der Ielges Malf
I @pen, 1fal bape u%n6ergaaet Suber-
fulinprppen, bill blibe unberfaltet en-
nD Hrepelie for Dom1tolene. Com
ti0li9er o1ntalt bar &~oliti0onmeren
fienot Sen ugploig, narmelt al for-
nellie @run6e, / en- Sag, Der bar ar<
lagt moo Meiericierne Mofer % 2ar=
leu. 9h1 bor Sun6beospeIenet after
la6et en- Mnlfeban0ler, S. y. Sobn=
ion, 1912 4. Mpe. g., arreitere for
at babe iolgt MGlf al life telteoe
&per, og benne Gag bill oct tilfoloe
Noliti6ommer @aite at afgibe lin
&ien6elie om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

1&1AEB$ vi River bort, aide.
f1S $&SNh les frit. denne belv-
~ @EKESSA vjrkende FoBograf.
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lE> som spiller ellie
s'standard records
lIge saa tydeligt og klart som en- $1,000 Maakine.
Denne Maskine spiller automatisk og er ct af M
lidens storste Vidundere, som aldeles ike SnaA
sammenlignes mod andre, der gives bort Alt hvad
vi 'orlanser er nog}e Timers let Arbejda og at D.
anbef .ler os til Deres Venner efter at De bar mod
taget denue ME rkelige Maskine. Send tngeu Penge
i Forskud. men skriv til ose1,arest muligt og for
pliyt Dem til at eRIge So af wore New Style Jeweky
Novelties til l0c stVkket. Naar disse or solgt, saa
send os $685. og Fonografen er Deres. Dersom De
like kan salee allie wore Varer. tager vi dem til
Dage og giver Dem en- Pr@mie for det De bar so'gt.
bet koster Dem intet ut fo1s0ge. OpsDt like at
skr!ve. Bltv den f0rste 1 Deres Kreds, som faar
denne udmRrkede Maskine. De bAver overrasket
naar De ser, hvor godt don %arbejder.
. Adresse CHURCH 'PPLY CO., Inc.
Dept. ESQ, NEW YORK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

3ontoret CT aabent bpet Sbgnebaa
til 81. $50. 81.

We'd Kjpb eller Reparation al
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte juye,
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 F. 9TH St.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bqr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH st: Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
81. @ioc, 40 Gult Gourtb .5treet,
uofgrer alt @lags 8ogtrDfferarbeibe
goot % til lape Briier.
&ittion &onic. Set gamle &ittion
9us ital mart ripes mes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

Yaitor 8. S. Mnbcric,, sen oanif-
norife &eiientislio,,ur for 5taten
0ficbigan, agter at begDn6e en- @9ffe
Meoer / sen n%orlf=oanife Baptiit
Strife, @iprnct al @oo6brioge og
Wilfor6 5ts.
Disie Mgoer tager 8egpu0elle
Sp11oag Sen %. So,r1,ar,, 1ormio6og
@l. 1890.
Mlle Sfonoinaper er biertelig Del.
TONNE til 6isie Mp6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

@cit @otcl 8ranben. @oronerS
Surp bar gjenoptaget fit @rbeioe meo
at fomne tilb11n6s / Mariagerne til
8ranoen / @e1t &otel, Ser bar foltet
II Menneifer 2ipet. Set CT blepet
oplplt, at Sabet al Menneifelip lan6-
ipnligbis belt fnn6e nGret u110gaaet,
bbis alle &ran6regulatiuerne par
blepet fulgt. Set 1iges, at Ser intet
8on6 fanotes / @otellets u5tano-
pipes, og 6a Sc Soft Der boIot
@ranopagt / oe forlfiellige Gtoger,
lag0e 5langer ub for at illtffe Sl6en,
iom Sc bobbe op6aget / goo SID, fit
oe intet @an6. S11rpen bill MI lgge
at fin6e no, bpem Ser er Sfpl6 / benz
ne on6arte6e Soriemmelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

Mntbonp Transicu, 6orn1an6 j
Great Nortbern Como Shops, TOM
ilemt tilifooe ii6ite 6reoa9. San bplbt
poo at 6ripe ct 2ofontotio ttfbage, og
for beore at tu,ttte Ie, bab6e ban tit
9ope6 1,6enfor &inouet. @n BaSla.
gcrpogn itpote in1oo ham meo Ell
Iaa6an araft,~o at ban blep fa1tet fra
Qofon1otipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
Sen norif=banf bramatiifc Tur-

Den norif=6anIf bramattifc Tur=
ening al. Minneapo1is GAP, Iammeu
meo Nor6mGnoenes 5aneforeuiuG,
Gu ll%nberboloing i Mo5art Sail gu
bag Aften. Haa Gruno. al ooorIia
4%perterins' bar Ser futt riuge S5},.s.
Set beficr1Ote 5angltptfe ugalbp9aa=
len" preltereoes unoer meget Bifalo.
Griifuhct, ser CT inbitrueret at i5l::
g. Sa1lic, teller f(ere gooe RrRftcr.
5nrlig maa at9D,1e5 1rt. @erre:,
ser pillebe 0en lille, nerfarne
Bige",
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
fIeutD Sberihs. statet1s 5bbe-I
rifier bolot III iaar[ige ao,rDe,,tion !
ct. Baltl iioite 0nsoag.

st. Nsaltl liolte 0nsoag.
gang fis. Mrs. Gn1ma 9. JulIer.
bang fig. i lit &iem, ST. ct. Geter
st, ii6ite Iirs6ag %gftermiobag.
Mrs. solla. ct. Hanls Stuliene=
re bar taget striot til, on muliat,
at forbinore SenretteIien al Mrs.
.Eolla, ben / Netp SerieD for Moro
oomfalote Stalieneriroe. Da oet
lDneS, lom ON bun banolebe 5elb=
foripar, er oct muIigt at &elb man
froue oercs 8eitrebelier.
5pbslcr. Drengcbprn: Mr5.
Gbas. 8al1lion, 897. Boo6bri0ge,
0frs. Mn0rem Sperion, 7t6 Gaie.
Msrs. Carl Gbriitianion, 5S7 Beitern
Ape., Mrs. 8. 6. Milion, 1105 Co
aerton, Mrs. q. 81. Sobanion, 627
S%essiaminc, Mrs. 0laf Saefiou, t04
8imipeg, Mrs. &obert Sobnlonl,
S31 g. SEES amine, Mrs. SEQ. 50.
Sobnlor, $40 DaDton. 8igebsrn:
Mrs, Gbas. S, Monion, 511 @obert
(Tpilltiger), Mrs. Gbas. Sobnion,
701 9e>Soto, Mrs. Com. :@ricbion,
1880 Settings, Mrs. s. Sobnlon,
991 8apne, Mrs. $. 2arjen, 800
Borf, Mrs. 6. 9meten, 489 6. Z,
MrS. s.. 8. 2arien, 2utber &oipi=
tai, Mrs. s. S. 0lien, 740 Mgotc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
NRrs. Z. 6, ssebicn, Set eno1tuI
benligger paa 9oipitalet Chicago
.pelrteS biem ! 2pbct al nRite ltge.
Snbbrnbstpbe beipgte ct rbesuet
Sus, 285 Snlr1nit Mpe., 5pnoaJ.
Sat. SS11tet al gGr6i %lapneoes.

Statens &robibitioniiter bill boise
fin @onoention ber ! Bpen ben Zoe
Marts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

SalGrcr el1er Sees. Sfplge cit al
2egislat1ren peotagen 2op lfuloe
5beriffen og &etsclerferne betales
5alnrer l%aalnart ct Gol1ntps 6olfe=
mnngoe naar op til 200 900, iIteoet=
for 5portler. 5olnriplteH1et biloc
gipe 6isie Serrer en- longt mi,tbre
SSnotaet> og Set CT oerfor Inlet uu=
Ser, at Sc fiber Zig be6 at opgipe Set
n1pGrenbe for oem iua fcbe 5D1tem:
Sfibat Mamiep Cos 6olfennngoe I'LL
operltiger 100000, lao bar bog en
5ribune al Dommere fjenot for &et>
at man / bette Stpffe n1an felge Sen
1io1te Il. g. Genius, og life Sen al
5tatcn ifior foranitalteoe So1feta!<
ling. Dette bil babe tilIdlge, at
lSportellpltemet nil nare: inbhl ssas=
.Ite n:,5. Genius, a Mar ellsr mere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

Tonbet til l1n6eritettelie for ben
beo 8eit &otel 8ran6en omfomne
beltemooige Granddaughter 8ertpirts
.gfterlaote CT / Sen forlgbne Mge7bof.
let laaleoes, at gnfen % ggrneae mi
L bpert JnIb tan E Sremti0en imgbe
meo noqenI111oe SiifferbeD. Ser er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

st gpgtc blep u6ipre6t iihite ltae
- og fan6t en6og Sci til Go1llabe~
ne ~ at ser beo @ranoen / &elt 50,
tep bar blebet begaaet temmelig gro-
be &pberier. 5aale6es Ifll0e Mrs.
Gpiesberger, ser forleoen 6pbe paa
Soipitalet, bape miltet nogle foItz
bare 5mpffer, Der life frnos iii6es,
og iom 6erfor antoges at bore itiaal=
ne fra ben6e, % bum bebi0iilps bleo
baaret til Mmha1lancen. @er1arc er
Dog enoel at De lab1e0e :S2nyffer
fun6ne / set ne6itDrteoe MurrGrf !
set at Mrs. @piesbereer bebceoe So
relic paa &otellet, og BET net,teS iii,
at ogiaa &eiten bill fomme fer 7o-
gen, maaife blan6t Mffalo, Der CT
baaret no al Sotellet efter @ral,een.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

Ylubieli8 bpb. Mrs. Caroline
M,loerion opoe meget pl1,oleligt ! lit
5jen, 1926 Gal,ql1ier ST., @fanoag
Gftermi0oag al &rGft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

Sos @iit, @n @pinoc ira 5upc,
rior, isis, Mrs Gbriltina Mnoerion,
orat ct Yar l1r15er &arbolipre forle=
Sen Dag poo Union 9epot. SUN
blep brogt til 8%pboipitalet / Ell be-
pioltlps 4illtano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

THE ANDREW SCHOCh GROCERY co.
9TH and Broadway.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

snap. st 9pmcitcab af 100 Meres,
FIN So Mfil fra ct. |anl, 4 Mi1 ira
Scrmbane, fun faaes for $3.50. Scr
er ct @uS paa 2anbet % to Mcres
brnffet. ~ Still til 1urif Strife %
Sfole. @pbt iettlet Mabola9. @obe
&eje. Silifrio >. g., &ox iii, Go.
ct. Yaml.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
ESsEX CENTER.

Mrs. Fred Sinclair of Jeffersonville Is
a visitor at Hotel Ferguson.-Prof. Kailes
and his scholars OF his last term Of
school spent last Saturday at Malets
b1H.-Miss Rlnnch Dygert who went to
Fort Plain, n y. to visit friends has
returned.-Nir. and Mrs {. W. Bates,
who went to Sponcer, Mass. TO visit
w. w. Bates and daughter. returned
Saturday evenng.-Miss Clara Tsham of
burlington is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. r. w. Abhoy.--H T.. Nichols is
III and confined to his bed. Miss Clara
TYrcrt. who has been teaching school
il connecticut, returned Friday evening
Miss Mary Nichols. assistant postmas-
ter at Essex Junction. is visiting at
Mrs y, +. Nichols Fletcher brothers
have sold their fve-Ncar-old colts to
Rosie Brown of Willston.-M Liz
re story Of Jericho visited her sister.
Mrs A. T. Farnsworth Sunday.-Mrs
Files Of Huntington is ut Mr. and Mrs
j. !. Nichols s.-Tho friends of Mr.. and
Mrs e. A. Nichols gave them n sur
prise last Friday evening. it being their
tWonty-six wedding anniversary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
H1GHGATE CENTER.

County Game Warden y. =, Leach Of
sheldon was in town Thursday .-Mrs. H.
W. steele and children are in camp AT
Highgate Springs. Mrs. Eta * Borley
and son. Howard. of Shoreham are in
town the guests Of Mrs. II. a. Stmots
Mrs, ]. r. Place Is in 81. Adams, the
guest Of Mrs. II. G. MortNn,--Edgar l..
Stinehour Of Lowell. Mass, and Miss
Cora NJ. Ashton were married at St
Johns Church by the Rev. T.. s stone
Thursday afternoon at five o'clock.G
W. Cree OF St JohnshUry, superintendent
Of tho ST. ]. & l.. G, r. r., was in town
On official business Saturdav.-II. j
Sunderland and wife of Swanton wer,
In town over SUNDAY tho guests OF
Mrs. a. l.. Rcldlng Charles y. Place
of St. Adams was in town Sunday tho
guest of his brother, William A. Place
c. G. Austin Of st. Adams was In
town over Sunday.-Statc's Attorney
Warren r. Austin and John Kcarney ot
ST. Adams were in town Thursday
Mrs. Mary HoEahoom has returned from
Georgia, where she has been visiting
friends for the past ,Onth,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12

eldest daughter of James X. p. Eliza
beth QoyD Duling and was born In
this city, November :. 0, 1866. She was
educated at the public schools and the
villa Barlow convent and for several
For nine years previous to her marriage,
April 90 1902. she was assistant city
clerk and treasurer Besides her hus-
also mother, two brothers, j. Law
renee Dulng and Albert O. Dullng. one
sister, Miss T.. Mabelle Dullng. all of
Watertown. Tho funeral was held on
Monday morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth CWatsom Greene, widow
of Cyrus *. Greene passed away at her
homo on South Main street at three
o'clock Sunday morning. afteer LONG
Illness. Mr.. Greene was the daughter OF
John and Elizabeth Watson and was born
here "a years ago. She is survived by six
children. William Greene OF Worcester
Mass, Mrs Nellie Jewell of Dowage
Mich Chauncy Greene and Porter Greene
of Morrisvile. Mrs. Bertha Hickok of St
! Adams town and Mrs. I<ittie Rhodes with
whom she lived.
Tho death of Mrs Adelaide (Watson
Clark, widow of Milo Clark. occurred al
her home on South Main street shortl,
after midnight Monday, in the 65th year
Of her age. Mrs. Clark had been caring foi
| her sister. Mrs. G. X. Greene. who dice
early Sunday morning and contracted
pneumonia. being i'll but short time
She Is survived by son, Frank a
| Clark and two brothers. Edward r
! Watson of Diamond street and Worthing
! ton l. Watson Of Fairfield stroot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
HILL WEST.

Frank Pudvah. an aged citizen of this
place. died at the home of his son, Jo-
seph Pudvah. July 3. The funeral was
held at Montgomery Center July 8. Mr.,
Pudvah was an active member of the
Catholic Church and will be greatly
missed by his many frlends.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. j. Rushford and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. II. Rushford passed July at Frank
lin pond.-Miss Ethel Centerbar has re-
turned TO her homo from Boston.-Mrs,
Carl Hathaway of Cambridge Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr., ana Mrs.
Moses Maynard. Mrs Merton Barton of
lContinued ON fourth pugc.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12

CORN-Receipts. ~, ZOO bu: exports. l2e,
24s blu; sales, 10000 Blu. futures; spot firm,
Option market was decidedly strong,
closing NGlc net higher. Shorts were ac-
tive buyers on light country acceptances,
dry hot weather in the belt and q good
cash demand. July closed 59Ac: Sept.
closed 69hc; Dec. closed 5shc.
OATS-Receipts. 10000 bu; exports, 555
bu epot flrm
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady. The mar
ket for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to an advance OF FIVE
points In response to steady European
cables and continued light receipts at Rio
and Santos. Trading was quiet and partly
IN tho way OF exchanges from Septem-
Der to later months. but the market held
the initial gain. The close was quiet. not
unchanged to points higher. Sales were
reported OF $4,000 bags. including Sept.
$685.; Dec, $500; March, $685.: June, 500.
SCGAR-Raw was quiet; fair refining,
3 7-32c; centrifugal, DC test. 3 23-32c; mo-
lnsses sugar, 3l-G2c: refined was quiet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev. and Mrs. J. w Coffin 20
Monday TO Belle Isle, Conn, on the shore
of Long Island sound, to spend a four
weeks vacation. II Is hoped the sea air
and salt water bathing will benefit Mrs
Coffin who Is in very poor health.-Dea-
con G. g. B!cknel has been very poorly
the past few days with heart trouble.
He Is better now.--Mfs H. l., Murdocls
and daughter Janet and Miss Lorraine
Ransom went to Nalllets bay Wednes-
day, TO he the guests of the Misses
Church and Meikle. at their cottage
"Restcllffe Glass No. 8, Miss +. A.
Fuller teacher, Of tho Sunday school.
Won the banner for being the star class
the past quarter, having the best aver
ago attendance for the quarter. Every
member of the class was present eight
sundays of the quarter.-Mrs. Willard
and daughter. Miss Maudc. and Mrs
Buterrck, all Of New Haven. Conn. ar
rived a Mrs. A. c. Hasklns' last weeI,
70 spend a part Of the summcr.-Joseph
Pratt Is making extensive repairs to his
house, making almost new house of
the old one-A b. PuTer has finished
painting his house and has greatly i'm
proved the appearance thereof NJ.
Edna HoVeY OF East Hardwick is the
guest Of her niece, Mrs. L. Il. Jordan.
for few weeks-Mrs Blodgott of Bos-
ton is visiting at a. x. Morse's-Mr. and
Mrs r. a. Neary have several summer
hoarders Just arrived this week--C. T.
Nay of Burlington visited his parents.
Mr., and Mrs. r. q. Brown over Sunday.
Mrs. Acsah Pcaso has returned from
Boston and is staying at A. X. Morse 3.
Mrs. Seth Parkard had the misfortune
TO fall and break her shoulder last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliza Stockwell of Water
Vile visited at Harold Stcarns and j.
NJ. Carpenters few days last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
UNDEREILL CENTER.

Mrs. James Hyde and son, Leon, of
Stowe are calling on ~ brother. Mike
Rvan.-Mrs. NJ. Downey of Richmond
called on friends in town a few days last
week. Mrs. W. J. Fuller was in Bur-
llnEton last Thursday. Miss Teresa
Jarrett of Burlington called on friends
In town Wednesday-M Mary Flynn has re-
turned to Niddlehurv after short visit
with her paronts.-Knth Uterine and Bcs-
Sc Garland have been spending a few
days with their sister. Mrs. l.. O. Brush.
Clifford Terrll and bride are visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Terrill.
Alice +. Flynn spent n few days in
burlington last Week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Eva Pond, who has been in Bos-
ton for several months. Is at her home
herc-NIiss Sherman of Abercorn Is at
Miss l.. a. Perley's .--Mrs. T.. L. Wash
burn has returned from "A visit in New
York Statc.--Mlsses Ves,a and Georgia
Lawton are visiting their sister, Mrs. II,
g. Vincent. Mrs Il. a. Perley sold n part
of her household goods ana her wagons
and slieghs at auction Saturday. Tho
Rev. y. Mcbride preached in the Con-
gregatonal Church Sunday morning and
evening in exchange with the Rev. G. j.
Peterson The Azulket club had n pic
mic on Mrs NJ. Conins lawn Monday
n ficrpoor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12

town Saturday.-Vernon Badger of fetch
err was In town sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Howard Russell Of West swanton visit
ed at the home Of Mrs. Matilda Shower
Sunday.--A. A. Bates and family spent
Sunday at Hlghgate springs.-Mrs. l.. r.
Bates visited at the homo of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Arms, IN Highgate
Sunday. IF. +. Leach and children, Beat
rice and Hazel, who have been pa ssing
the last two weeks with relatives in town,
have returned to their homo in East
Fairfield. The station Of the Boston &
Maine railroad In this village was bur
glarized Monday night. Only a few cents
,unrn sncnred by the fhnivna
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BOLTON.

Henry n. Gill a former resident Of this
town, died at his home In Moretown last
saturday morning. The funeral services
were held at his late home Monday fore
noon, interment IN Bolton cemetery at
z p. M He Is survived by his widow
one son, Frank, of Moretown, one daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Thompson of this place
and three sisters. Mrs Almer Smalley.
travelling saleslady, Mrs f. b. Sabins
Of this town and Mrs. Lizzie Chamber
lain of Burlington.-Mrs q. w Stevens
Of Essex Junction Is visiting relatives in
town this week.-George Thompson went
TO Moretown Wednesday morning to
help his brother-in-law, Frank Gin, fin
ish his haying.-Edward Cullen is slow
ly improving from his recent and serious
illness.
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FLETCHER.

r. +. Wiley of Cambridge Is in town
buying suEar.-Sevcral Of tho young pco-
pie of this place went To- Fairfax Friday
might to attend the dance at II. O. VIII
klns's new barn-1ra Carpenter and Mrs.
Seth Carpenter went to Swauton to at
tend the celebration July A. II. Paine
who has been seriously Ill Is now better
Mrs Ira Carpenter is visiting relatives
in Swanton.-Fletcher Camp of Modern
Woodmen entertained at their hall Tues
day evening % of the NJ. W. \. of Jeffer-
sonville.-1I. a. Boomhowcr who has been
sick for some time remains about the
same
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Hall and chill
dren, who have spent the last year IN
Boston, have returned to town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Dane Cowan, of Waltham Mass.
are visiting Mr. CoWans parents Mr. and
Mr.. n. r. Cowan.--Miss Lena Tillotson is
visiting Miss Jennie Demars of F.nosburgh
Falls.--Mr Carruthers and daughter of
Virginia arc spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a start
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with Mr.. and Mrs. william Grey at the
Forbes farm-Mrs. George Smith. return
cd to her homo in Huntington Sunday
after spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Downer in
Sucker Hollow.-Mr. and Mrs Walter
Downer of Boston are visiting at a. j.
Downer's.--Miss Hannah Hinsdale Is
spending few weeks at II. S. Hnsdale's
I'm Williston.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET
Boston. July II.
FLOUR-The local market Is dull and
unchanged The quotations to-day arc:
Spring patents, mill shipments. si5od
500; winter patents. 43OT45o
CORNMEAt,-Thc market for cornmcal
and oatmeal is quiet The QUOTA
tions arc: Barrel cornmeal. 81. 7oa
275; bag meal. sl.1sd1 20. graduated. 1926
1850; bottled, s%25u350; rolled oatmeal,
S.25@5.5o; cut and E"ound. s55od5.75: rye
-four 3.2jdi25; graham. s3250A75.
CORN-The market cor corn Is quiet
to-day ut: Spot steamer yell
low. 621ac No. yellow, t-Igd63c: No. 3
yellow, 62dG2fc: for rllpmcnt, all rail,
No. 2 yellow, G2isd63c No. 3 yellow 62c;
lake and rail- No. 2 yellow, 62asoIkc; No.
3 yellow. G2c.
OATs-The market for oats Is dull and
steady The quotations to-day are:
Spot No / clipped white A7ha4qc; No. ,
clipped white, Elad47c; No clipped
white. Asa i6lRc; rejected white. Asa 45lsc;
for shipment, 20 to IS lbs, 45hsa 4sc: SO to
40 lbs. 4GI9c; 40 to a. lbs. 47Hr; fancy, a.
to AZ lbs, 49a 1910; lake and rail- IS to
40 lbs, Acc
HAY-rhe market for hay, straw and
mill feed is dull and easy to-day at:
Hay, No. I, si7.5Oa19oo low grades.
r300dl6oo; rye straw. prime sl2J0I13Eo:
cat straw, sSOodon0; sack spring bran.
POPS; winter bran, s2l %; mddllngs, s.1oj
1890; mixed feed, s21 5Od24Oo: red dog.
$500; cottonseed meal. $500, linseed
meal. s3i5o
PORk-Pure and rendered lard are lac
II pIpr and tho inside rapvn on roo,,Inr
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Ernest Merrhew went Friday to Sche-
nectady, n. Y. where ne has a position
In a large electric plant. which is To-
Gated there The little son of Peter So
dffe was bitten in the face Saturday by
n dog owned by Frank Brown. DR.. Will
der dressed the wound and thinks no
serious results will folow.-Miss Luel-
Ia Wheeler graduated as trained nurse
from the Mary Fletcher hospital Fri
day.-Mrs. Jennie Hayes has a sister,
Mrs Rose of Bristol, spending some
,titb