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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
TEMPERANCE VICTORY.
Prayer Service Held to Celebrate
Victory.

Huntsville, Ala, Aug. 3O.-The
majority at the Democratic primary
for the legislative candidates who ex-
pect TO create a dispenSary in Madi-
son COUNTY is now estimated al $50
A thanksgiving prayer service in
celebration of the victory over
saloons was held by the woman's dis
pensary auxiliary.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
FEWER GASES ARE MALARIAL.

Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 3l.-Dr.
W. H. Saunders heard of some suspi-
ciOus cases of fever at Homer, La.
but they proved, after an investiga-
ton, to be malarial fever.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

cambridge. Ga. Aug. al Plans
nave been completed whereby che
citizens Of cambridge Will BE- Given
an opportunity TO vote on bonds 10
tie amount Of $4,000 for the con-
pletiOn Of the sewerage system OF tie
city.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31
Crop Reported 40 per cent Be-
low Last Year
GROWERS URGED TO Be firm
The Convention Unanimously AdyO-
Gates the Erection Of Ware
house IN Every County

Valdosta, Ca, Aug. 31-The min
imum Price Committee of the Sea Is
land Cotton Growers Association
spent several hours yesterday DELHI
Grating on prices of sea island cot
ton, and the convention then DELHI
Grated two hours more before adopt
ing the report, several slight amend
ments being made. The committee
was composed of one delegate from
every sea island growing county in
Georgia and Florida.
4 close canvass was made to ascer-
tain the condition of the crop COM
pared with last year. 1t was found
that the condition is 20 per cent. be-
low last year and the reduction of
acreage is about 20 per cent. The
committee estimates conditions at 40
per cent. below last year.
The prices were fixed as follows
for interior points: East Floridas,
26 cents; fancy Georgias and Flor
idas, % cents; number ones, PAN
cents; number twOs, 23k cents;
number threes, 22h cents; number
tours, 21 cents. No price was fixed
for grades below number tours.
The committee also urged the cree
ton of warehouses in each county
where SEA island cotton may be
graded and sold. 1t also called upon
the members to use their influence to
get all growers to stand by the prices
as fixed.
The Counties Represented.
The secretary called the roll of
counties and delegates responded
from Appling, BullOch, Berrien,
Echols, Johnson, Lowndes, Pierce,
Tattnall and Ware From Florida
delegates were present from Alachua,
BranfOrd, Baker, Columbia, Lafay-
cite, Hamilton, Jackson, TAYLOR,
Madison and Suwannee.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-08-31

Try Daily Democrat, only 1Oc a
week, delivered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
PARTON

Mrs. NJ j. Wiltsie, n trained nurse
from Burlington, Is caring for Allen New
ton, who is seriously i'll with an attack
Of diabetes.-Walter White and Rollin
Kent are in Worcester Mass. for a
weeks stay.--Mrs, Edward Kenyon of
Canaan, N. H., is visiting her brother,
Allen Newton.--Cora Brydia, who has
been teaching in Ferrisburgh il at home
for her Vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn
Kent of Minevlle, n. Y, We're recent
guests of his sister, Mrs. A. O. Newton.
Hazel Norton, who has been critically i'll
as the result OF shock, is somewhat
improved.-Mr and Mrs. T.. l.. Stagg,
Mrs. Charles Grandey and Mrs. w. r.,
White attended the Adams-Smith we'd
ding at Chimney Point.-Levi Matthews
of Rutland has been in town.--Mr. and
Mrs. @. C. Pease have returned from a
short stay in New York.-Walter White
has been chosen as grand and John
Spaulding as petit Juror to appear at
Addison county court, which convenes
at Middlebury next week.-Mrs., Annie
Allen IL to teach the winter term of
school nt thu COrpnrS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
JERICHO CENTER.

A birthday party was rendered to Miss
Blanche Bostwick Tuesday evening by a
goodly company CT her young friends.
she having attained the age of sweet six
teen"-Nirs. Henry Ballard went to
Plattsburgh, n. Y, Monday for a few
weeks visit with her sister.-Jed C. Var
ney and family expect to move to Jeri-
cho Corners about December /, where
Mr. Varney will give his whole time to
the blacksmith business, which he has
recently bought there. lie has rented
his farm to John Garland, who will take
possession December 1-Inere will be sew
eral family gatherings for Thanksgiving
in this acknowledgements Coffin. son
of Rev ]. w. Coffin, is home from his
school at Montpelier for the Thanksgiv-
ing recess.-An interesting exhibition and
entertainment was given by the pupils
of the primary intermediate and gram
noon, which was attended by quite a
number of the parents and trends of the
pupils. The primary school closed its
fall term last Friday. The grammar school
closed "Wednesday of this week and the
high school has still two weeks more Of
work In this term Mrs. Sarah Pack
ard intends soon to move to Jericho Cor
ners, where she has engaged rooms in the
same house occupied by her brother,
M. II. Packard and family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
GRANVILLE.

The sudden death of Mrs. Carl Hubbard
came as a shock to this community. The
funeral was attended from her homo
Saturday, tho Rev Mr.. Douglass Of
Rotating. Horace Whitney and wife,
William Kerr and wife, Mrs. Margaret
Kerr and Oliver Kerr of Mortified, Harry
Kerr and wife of Connecticut. mother,
brothers and sisters of Mrs Hubbard
came to attend the funeral.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Carroll of New Hampshire came
to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Hubbard
also to visit Mrs. Carroll's parents. Mr..
and Mrs f. w. Ford.-Miss Nancy Blair
is working for Mrs. T.. w. Ford, who is
quite Ill with rheuma,.sm.-Mrs Jennie
Whitney was in Roxbury to attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Susan Car
penter.-Mr. Beeman died very suddenly
in his chair Friday ut tho home of his
son. George Hoeman. The funeral was
held Sundny.-Fred Neff of Pttsteld was
at Doll Chamberlains two days this week.
Mrs. II. c. Hubbard and daughter,
Lila, were in Randolph Monday --Willanl
J. Riley and Mrs. James Riley and Will
lam Riley were also at Mrs. Hubbard :
fun eral-Roy Freeman was at j. f.. Blairs
in Rochester several DAYS recently
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
CHARLOTTE.

't.r. and Mrs. Charles Stone Of Rurling-
ton were the guests Of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs Julius Munnette over Sunday
p. F. and Arunan Tucker went to New
York last Monday to attend the horse
show.-Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ Williams are
living with Mrs. Fl. D. Alexander A
large number Of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry 17eirchld gathered at their
home last Tuesday evening to help them
celebrate their crystal wedding Good
music was in attendance bountful re-
past was served and dancing was in
dulged In to late hour-Dana Molison
Of Hinesburgh spent Sunday at his homo
here.--Dr. Charles Wilkes and wife Of
Saranac Lake are visiting their sister,
Mrs. W. n. Root.-The Whist club at
their meeting Wednesday evening elected
the following officers: President, Martin
G. Ill., secretary. Josephine Williams;
treasurer. Kate Beach.-Mlss Tina NJ,
Deyette has just returned from her school
in Newbury. She returns to Newbury
after a two weeks vacatlon.--Geurge z.
Edgerton has moved a small building on
to the lot east of the store and will tx 1t
up for a barber shop.-Warren j. Steh-
bins has bought the Jabbert place OF w.
w. Hgbee and Will occupy 1t about the
plant of @ multiplicity of rats this winter.
One farmer caught IA at time in a box
trap. Another has caught As up to date
Mrs. A. c. Dean has a new hot water
system for house heating installed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

At eleven O'Clock Sunday morning prayer
was offered by the Rev L. j. Meadow
over the romans of Mrs Margaret Nor
rison at the home of David FollHnsbee,
v mere few Of the immediate relatives
and friends of tho departed met to pay
tho last respects to an old nelghbor. The
remains were carried to Bristol for the
funeral service Monday. Miss Grace
Merrill, a trained nurse from New Haven,
cared for Mrs. Morrison.--Mlss Edith
Nison of Bridport and Nina Murray of
Rlpton wore guests last week of Mrs,
Anna Follunsbee.-Dr. $. S. Green re-
turned to Buffalo last week, his nephew,
Robert Young, Jr, accompanying him
for an indefinite time.-Bessie Birdsall
closed her school near Hanksville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Guindon of Bristol,
also Mr. and Mrs. David Merrill of Lin
cold visited their parents, Mr., and Mrs
L. H. Young, during the past week
Sarah Lafayette is home from her work
In Burlington.-Mrs. Naomi Purinton is
visiting at Nicholas Guindon's in Lincoln
Walter Young accidentally drove a nail
into his knee causing such pain, but is
now better.--Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Orvis
visited at David FOllansbee's recently
Thursday will be the last creamery day
this season, it is expected,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,

first Of the week.--Amherst Noble of
Townsend Is visiting his mother, Mrs
Charles Noble.-Albert Cram received
word Sunday that his brother. Herman
Cram, of Lincoln had died Sunday
morning.-Mr Gladding of Bristol is
spending the winter with her grand
daughter, Mrs. John Stoddard.-wnllace
Newton and daughter, Miss Annie of
Middlebury visited his daughter, Mrs.
Jason Billings this woek.-Philp Sparks
spent several days last week with his
father in Montpelior.-L, A. Sparks ia
home from Montpelier for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Myrtle Hodges and son, Grant,
have gone to Vergennes to visit her
brother, Ralph Belden and family.-Mrs.
J.. Stone visited her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Lafrancis, in Lincoln over Sun
dlY.--ltdson Ray Of Troy Business COL
lego is spending THANKSGIVING week with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Day
Homer Noble Is building new sugar
houec and nrch.-John Stoddard has a
brother visiting him from Warren.-Mrs.
Perry Campbell has returned from ten
days visit in Middlebury and Burlington.
-1liss Agile rfttz. who was seriously
III in Lincoln with appendicitis, is able
to return to her home here-The fall
term of school closed in all the districts
in town the l6th.-Mrs. Melissa Cha So.
living near the town line between Ripton
and Lincoln died Saturday morning The
funeral was held Monday morning from
the home of Mrs. Dire Bennett with
whom she has lived for several years.
the Rev. Mr.. Hall officiating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
LEICESTER.

The Rev. Ernest Weber, with his FAM
lily, have returned to reside here.--Mrs.
Hiram Morse visited her husband in
Montpelier several days last week. both
returning for the THANKSGIVING vacation.
&c. II. Jennings and ID. Nj. Robinson of
Essex Junction were in town on business
last week.--Mss Hazel kidder is home
from Middlebury high school on account
of the serious Illness of her mother.-B
C. Fiske spent Thursday with his parents,
Mr. and MRS. Charles Fiske, returning to
Worcester, Mass, on Friday.-Mrs.
Sophia Rlclert d.ed Sunday at the home
of her son, II. Fl. Rickcrt, after a several
weeks illness. The funeral was held on
Wednesday at the Methodist Church in
Forestdale. the Rev. Mr.. Wilson Off
notwithstanding services in the
church at the Corners at eleven o'clock.
Miss Edith Rickert spent Sunday with
her parents here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mrs. c. L. Crowley, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Walter Atherton of Westford visited
his sister, Mrs. Nettie Bromley, before
going to Spokane. Washington, where he
will reside.
Charles King is building a house on the
site of the old Hickey house which was
burned few years ago.
Miss Grace Pease OF St. George was the
guest Of Catherine Comstock over sun
day.
One day last week Ernest Millham
threshed for c. F. Cove 81 bushels of
oats in Is minutes in the forenoon, and
In the afternoon $40 bushels In four
hours.
Schools in town closed Friday for the
fall vacato At the school on Fourth
street taught by Miss Eunice Prior the
following pupils had no absent marks;
Sarah and Mary Prior, Florence Adrich
and Esther Cookie, William and Nellie
Hayes, missed only one day.
Ezra FIoag. who has been IN the en-
ploy of +. w Butter the past four years
has hired out to II. A, Rixhy of Pleasant
View farm 10 pcdlle milk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
COLCHEGTER.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Moses Delorme Monday.Mrs. Georgia
Mayo has gone to Montpelier to visit
he'd daushter.--Mrs. a. Kline has gone
to Milton.--Mrs. Lila lombard Is i'll
suffering from slight shock.--Fred
Cary is laid up with blood poisoning in
his little finger.
The Kings Daughters sale will take
place Friday night, this week Aprons,
fancy articles and useful articles. ice
cream ana candy will be offered for sale.
A short literary programme will be given.
Music by Munson's orchestra.--Miss Mary
Mcneil is at homo for II weeks vaca-
ton.-Mlss Fannie Day has gone to Platts-
burgh for a few days,-A Thanksgiving
service will he held at the Baptist Church
Thursday morning at 1890. Music will
be rendered by the Munson orchestra
Miss Mary Skinner is at home from Fair
fax for a weeks vacation-The Union
school closed Friday night for two
weeks vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. j. T..
Thompson will spend THANKSGIVING with
friends in wicS.-Serviccs continued
at the Baptist chur'h Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings of this week. Next Sun
day afternoon the Rev Henry Buzzell
will deliver a sermon on Mother, Home
and Heaven"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
ESSEX JUNCTION.

A petition Is being circulated and Ia
receiving the signatures Of the citizens
generally for presentation to the COVER
nor, asking for the pardon Of Olin Baker,
the young man. a minor, who was recent
ly committed to the House of Correction
Tor furnishing liquor to other minors. he
having been convicted on his own plead
Ing, and without the advice of an at
torney in his behalf.
James II. Allen in moving his family
to Burlington and Saturday will assume
his duties MS Sheriff OF Chttenden county.
The burial OF Mrs. walter Davis of
West Bolton took place in the villa sc
cemetery yesterday. Mrs. Davis died
monday. She is survived by her husband,
two cons by q former marriage, and q
baby daughter about two weeks old Mr..
Davis is a son OF Mrs. r. NJ. Davis of
this village
News wns received here yesterday Of
the death Tuesday morning of Miss
Mildred Mckenzie at the home OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mumo, IN
Lowell Mass. The funeral will be at
that place this morning at 1890 o'clock.
Miss Mckenzie with her people re-
sided in the village the past summer.
She was a young lady of fine character
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
HUNTINGTON CENTER,

Fay Small of Boston is the quests
of his PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. a. b.
Small-Mr and MIS-, Chester HalloclS
of Hinesburgh arc visiting his father,
10. C. Hallock and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hallock have returned to their homo
in Hineshurgh-Miss sarah Tart of
South Starksboro is visiting friends
e.-Representative n. A. Carpenter
is quite i'll ard was not able to
return to Montpelier until the last OF
the week-Mr. and Mrs r. f. Gorton
visited her sister. Mrs. ~ Parchcr ut
St, George tho last of the WeeK'-At
the school taught by Mrs, Georgia
Pierce, Pauline Tart and Dolly Lloer-
ty had no absent marks ana Marina
Norton was absent one-half ana NuVh
Andrews and Lila Baker were absent
one day.-Mr. and Mrs. clayton Der
by of Hinesburgh visited their daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie Derby and other
friends Saturday and Sunday.--F. X.
Strong and V. r. Sargent visited Bur-
lington Saturday.
Charles A. Skeels of Springfield Mass,
was in town Sunday.-Mrs. Fred Weber,
who has been visiting in town the past
week. has returned to her nome IN New
Haven, Conn.--W. c. Helflon, of Mon
treal, +. G., was in town sunday visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hefrlon.-Mrs. j. Nj. Trombly, who has
been seriously i'll the past week is now
oonvalescing. o. Powers has sold the
farm and live stock Neloneing to the
Timothy McCarty estate to Pierre san
terre of Canada, consideration $1,000
&c, c. Austin, ST., of st. Adams, was III
town over Sunday.-Mrs. J, p. Place. who
has been visiting Mrs. II. G.. Morton in
ST. Adams the past month, has returned
to her home here.-rha ladies of the
Congregational Church will have a So
ciable at the home of L. ]. 6anderson,
Wednesday evening December bth.-Mrs.
T., c. Keller of Plainheld, is the guest
Of the Rev, and Mrs. c. =. Taplln.-Mrs
Annie Cussons and daughter. Helen, OF
Swanton. are in town, the guests of Mrs
Louise Cussons,-Mrs. +. ]. Powers OF
Franklin, is in town visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Miles Phllips,-Mrs. O. g.
Wilson and children. are visiting reia'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The chicken pie supper given by the
Ladies' Aid society last week was well
attended considering the very unfavor-
able evening. The proceeds were about
Hi-Mrs. Henry Rowley of She!burne is
spending this week with her mother, Mrs.
Esma Palmer.-Calvin Martin is confined
to the house from an injury received from
the kick Of IL cow. DR.. Collins is treat
ing him.-NIiss Crosby has closed her
school in district No and returned to
her hocne.-There will be basket dance
at the Martin House on Thursday even
ing, the 29th. Music will be furnished by
the Lessor orchestra of Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. l.. j. Gle has returned from
ing her daughter in Worcester,
w. A. Bohanon and daughter, Mrs.
Burns spent last week week in |
Motte.-Miss Ada Brock of Richmoi
at home on account OF sickness.-A
j. Hosford spent Sunday in Burl
Mrs. Mary A. York has gone to
Junction, where she will act as
keeper for H. J. Fuller.-Mr. ant
John Chambers of Burlington W
town Sunday.-George Gle was II
lington Saturday.-Mrs. E. NJ. Gil
daughter. Alice of Underhill. are II
for Thanksgiving,-Mrs. W. H,
died at her home Monday mornin
leaves a husband, two sons, Geort
Arthur Stockwell, and baby girl
has lived in this village NUM-
years and has made many friend,
extend their sympathy to her
The funeral was held from the
Church Wednesday the Rev. P, c.
officiating, The funeral arrang,
were In charge of +, G.. Pease of J
The burial was in Essex Junction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29
CnI7TENDEN COUNTY
W1NoOsK1.

Ezra r. Langlois has leased his photo
graphic studio at the corner of Main
and Allen streets to Hector Huard and
in a few weeks will move his stock to
his block ut the corner Of Main and
Center streets. where ne will fit up a
studio on the upper floor.
A Polish wedding was celebrated at St.
stephens Church Saturday when Miss
Rosa Pinaato became the bride of Gus
tante Latwis. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. p. Rand and the
couple were attended by two friends. A
wedding reception was held at their new
home on East Allen street following the
ceremony.
The cases of j. l.. Lamoreux We. Philip
Rattee and trustee, the American Woolsn
company and j. i. LamoreuX vs.. Napo-
leon Dion, and trustee. the American
Wooden company. which were held under
advisement by Justice A. " Spalding on
the question as to whether a Canadian
can bring suit in our courts. were decided
Tuesday in favor of the plaintiff.
Wolcott appeared for the plaintiff and
II. n. Deavitt for the defendant.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs Napoleon Martin of Colchester.
A wedding which will como as par
tial surprise TO their many friends was
hat Of Miss Helen r.. Gaddue, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gaddue, and
Charles A. Seymour which took place
at st. stephens Church yesterday af-
ternoon Although 1t was generally
known that the wedding was arranged
it was not though that it would material
lie until later date. The ceremony was
tNnrfcr, 4 49,. Iyn,r IN n M
in the presence of only immediate roll
atives. The bride was hccUmn9ly at
tired in a travelling gown of blue chif-
fon with hat to match and was attended
by her cousin, Miss Mary Gaddue, who
wore a suit OF bacs~ chiffon broadcloth
with a picture hat. The groom was at
tended by Frank X Packard, Jr., as
best man. AT the conclusion Of tho cere-
mony the young couple were driven to
Essex Junction, where they boarded tho
express for Montreal, where they will
make their wedding sojourn for a few
days. Upon their return they will be at
home to their friends at SO st. Pctor
street.
Mrs. John Porubsky and daughter,
Mary. received word Yesterday of the
death Of their husband and father, John
Porubsky, which occurred in Lyon
Mountain, n. Y. No particulars were
received other than the fact that he had
died suddenly. Mr. Porubsky was we'll
known in the village. being carpenter
by trade, and for II time employed
by the Porther Screen company, and at
the time of his illness was in charge of
some branch work at the iron mines in
Lyon Mountain.
At the recent meeting of Fanny AL
len court of Catholic Order of Toresters
hold Tuesday evening It was unani-
mously voted to hold n smoke talk and
mock trial in thoir rooms on the even
ing of December 4. The annual cleo
ton of offcers will take place Tuesday
evening. December II.
n. j. Catella has resigned his position
at the Fanny Allen hospital, where he
has been for the past six years, and has
entered the employ of w. b. johnson as
porter,
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JERICHO

Miss Nellie Field returned to her home
in Burlington E'riday.--Mrs. Lena Rice
Is visitor In Burlington for few days
Mrs. w. Folsom Is on the sick list
Zeph Hapgood of Glens Falls was in
town Thursday and Friday.-Fred Nc
Ginnis was in town Saturday.-A friend
of Miss Atwood of Nova Scotia Is visit
ing her
Mr. Bean. over 80 years old, who lived
here when his son, the Rev. Mr.. Bean
preached here, diod in New Haven
last Thursday.--Mr. and Mrs. Como OF
Burlington were visitors Sunday at p
Goino's.-Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Leo were
in the village Sunday.-Mrs Farrell md
children went Monday to Burlington
where they arc to reside Jed Varney
has rented the tenement of Mrs. Howe
where j. Prior lived.-Mr. Yandow will
not move to Willlston as was expected
l., H. Roscoe has sold the residence
and printing office, where he lived before
going to Essex Junction, to Dewey Irish
Mrs. Harrison Packard and Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Packard were visitors Tuesday
at M H. Packard's in this village. Mrs
Fl. Packard has rented the tenement
where Mrs. Fuller lived and will move
'ieie III DecciHosr'-4MTs' Wilmington went
on Wednesday to Essex Junction to spend
Thanksgiving. Miss Leach, who has beer
stopping with Mrs. Rice through this tern
OF school, returned to Fletcher Wednes
day.-Mrs. Belle Parsons has returned
from Fletcher.
Charles F.. Reavy, the new proprietor
Of Chittenden mills, arrived IN town Will
his goods Wednesday. Mr.. Reavy come,
from Concord, and was formerly en-
ployed in this mill. James A. Fare
has shipped his goods to Burlington
Leighton Rice and wife 20 to St, Adams
to spend Thanksgiving.-The coal which
was in the cellars under the buildings
which were burned November 20, Is still
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WAREHOUSES;
Artemisia
EMINENT

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Extracts.
The Best 10 yenrs ago, The Best to-day.
From an old Merchant and FIX. Lieut..
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For Years ] have sold Dr. Warehouses;
Artemisia Liniment, and never had. A
Medicine in stock that sold as well, 1t
was ofton ordered by our best Ply
sicians, l know Its good Qualities from
Personal use.
MARTIN T.. ALLEN.
N. Ferrisburg. VT. May 10. 1905
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to order a supply of THE BURLING-
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