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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-04
LOCAL and GENERAL

II the servants cause you worry,
get some new ones in hurry, with
cut furry. Let a Bulletin Want Ad
do II for you.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-04

Fine Job Printing at the sullstln.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-04
HONOLULU AERIE l4O, F. o. E.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. /, l. o. R. N.

Meets every first and third Thurs
days OF each month at knights OF
Pythian Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend.
A. ID. CASTRO,
A. L. MURPHY, C. OF r.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-04
DR.. I Uemura.

MUSICIAN and Surgeon; Specialist
eye diseases Office, Beretania near
NuuaDu. Hours: 8 to II a. m, to
p. m Telephone Main 420. Office
King Dr. Alapai; hours: / to 8 pm.
Telephone White 466.
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: BULLETIN ADS. PAY -
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Office Of Eldorado, Marion & South
western Railroad Company Marion
illinois, Nov. &c, 1906.
Public notice Is hereby given ma.
a special melting or the stockholders
iof be C'3orafo. Marion & Southwest
ern Railroad Company will be held AT
the office Of said company In the city
of Marion, Illinois. on the Both DAY Of
January. 1907, al the hour ~ / O'Clock
2. m, FOR the purpose OF considering
and voting on the question Of Issuing
the First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of said
company, to an amount Of nor exceed
ing One Million (s1000030l Dollars.
said bonds 70 be occurred Nv First
Mortgage Lien upon All fbe corno-
rate property and franchises now
owned by or hereafter to Ia acquired
by said company. or such portion o.
part thereof a8 tho Board ~ Dirrft.
ofs may deem necessary, and alec to
con idcr aud vote on a y qqssiian IF
Increasing the number 81 Dirertsra
II said company from five to Mac
SAM T. BRUSH.
JOHN COLP.
c. A. GENT
e F. OWEN.
s. r. BUNDY.
Directors .
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20
statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-SeH aur Reservoir Dgs.
'e"S 'oor and carpet busb fn gtores
1'o".s' residences. pUbiir buildings
n'leis, halls, field unlimited: reduce
','a, - per cent actual test. Gold
''t7aI at St. Louis Worlds Fair.
as.iciiE elaranteed; bis marsin and
H'F"i stiier; opportunity TO build
4Ie't trade; exclusive territory. no
competition. Mf@aukce Brr.b Co
Milwaukee. VS..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20
Stocks ~ Bonds Cereals
SEVERE PRESSURE
resulted From Further Liquidation
ana Prices Break Under Renewed
Offerings.

"a New York, Jan. 19.--Tbo ufoo,, ,,an
v kc. pndorwont 2" N'"'
D further liouldaHoa pressure ron
. The prica h,oI.
, newcd hoods =, ~ , "5'in Uhaer re-
B forced upon ~ .ooN Wnicf we're
an ovidaoI ,Ia tt 'i'lNet' mere was
to protect tba n,a ''l'''"' ION, however
. orders anna",a H'a'Nel ana sporting
iarro,, ,ha - each declIhc TO
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20

EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE HAIR
NOW, and you don't have 10 wait sro,,..
weeks and months for results either. You
viii see Improvements from the verv ergt
application.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20

Chicago nm Jan. 19-CATTLE -
Rec"ipts 800. market steady: becvee
Sll5H 100: COWS and heffers Sifo4
30; s.ockcrs and fe dcrs S25a0 as.
Texas $3.50 $50. calves SGg0a 0o
Hogs. receipts 10000: market 1l to ~
cents lower Mixed and butchers
$62o"f.52ls good heavy SftH1
6.'21s; rough heavy S6.20n6.a0. Hsbt
$'.2't Gas, pic s5700c2.: balk Of
sales SG.ioHG-5o. Sheep. receipts
s'' Market steady S.Goa5.75.
lambs iG001SH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20
NEW YORK STOCKS

Range of prices on New York Stock
exchange compiled by II. A. Jones
Commission Co, f0S Commercial ave.
nue..
New York, Jan. 19.-The following
was the range of prices on the New
York Stock Exchange today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20

Before Listers antiseptic ipven.
|ns the death rate IN amputauons II
thigh was II per cent II il no.
put six per cent
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20
Temperasure Of F.ow.rs

Flowers. as q rule. are about opa
and one-hsl degrees warmer than the
sarrOaals1g air
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Butter Cost Gu, Of p,o,,r,,..

While cattle are plentiful IN Brazil
and pasturage costs hardly ANYTHING
butter in Rio Janeiro averages about
twice in cost what 1t dos In tie
United States
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
higher than last night Dec. closed

higher than last night. Dec. closed
| s1.l0R; May closed $1.129s
CORN-Receipts 1920; exports 10 2s3
sales 1900 futures; spot easy Option
market had Il lower opening but later
turned strong on a jump in oats. pros
poets for small receipts and active COW
ering, the closing showing " to ssc net
"dvance. Dec. closed 70Ac; May closed
67S.c.
OATS-Recelpts 5250o spot easy.
COFFEE-The market for coffee fu-
-ures opened steady at unchanged prices
to an advance OF points in response to
steady French cables and during the
middle session increased the gain to a
matter OF 5010 points on a moderate de-
mand in the absence Of important offer
ngs. Later prices eascd off slightly I'M
DER liquidation and the close was quiet.
net unchanged to 8 points higher. Sales
were reported of $500 bags including
Dec. S.65; Feb. $50 March $3.50: MAY
S5'S5q5,S; June $50; July ;5.H and Sept.
Il $500
Spot coffee quiet; No. : Rio 6Ac: No. d.
Santos SC; mild coffee steady; Cordova
9iaG12Ac
sUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining $40.
centrifugal s6 test 80; molasses sugar
3W; refined quiet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31

Church yesterday morning at six o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. II. j. Cahill, In the presence of n
large company OF relatives and friends.
The bridal pair were attended only by
the ushers, william II. Richie and Fred
r.. Farrell. The bride was attired In n
brown cloth gown, with hat to match
and carried n white praver-book. Miss
Eliza McNally at the organ PLAYED tho
wedding marches and several selections
during the service. There were many
handsome gifts. MIR. and Mrs. NcGinn
lett on the carly morning train for n
tWo weeks wedding trip. after which
thcy VIII reside In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Macarthur Of
Hoyt street are the parents OF son born
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Archibald, buchanan. Jr.. and her
sister, Miss Edfa Smith. left yesterday
for Albany, ". y, where they will make
their home.
Charles w. Buckley has been called 70
bittleton, n. H., by the death of
nephew who was accidentally shot and
killed while hunting.
Miss Frances e. Wood. who recently
graduated from the University hospital
of Philadelphia, has accepted the posi-
ton of night superintendent of the South
side hospital of Pittsburg, Pa, and has
left to assume her duties
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
FAIRFAX

|
I'ip'e Grass has been or
! ,,,,,.',.S NV .,'e ''e''o"S Academy with II
80 ne Grass IS SUI to be par,
,,, 'p''s' sunday school and will re-
| Cr,a te'cher' MISS Mabelle
"a, io''ow.h s of'icers We're elect
49, MSS gladys Beardsley;
,.,. 'i'sS INA Goodrich; sece-
"''"ert' Inc class voted
1,,.on Moinen's Philathea
s+,,s,., me nrst work to be
,,h,-, :, '''''o'S oe Inc uplift OF
A.. a.,
-. 49,, u 'he deer season
,'u,, "e'" hNe DUCKS and one doe
ME henry Ryan
'0os were picking apples
"n 'he pia'hs' they saw some
-" 'ne cage or the wood
'' i'0he' iihe oecr' Ihey found it
~, ue ineS hotlhed H. M. Bal
game warueh' ana ne took charge
''e oooS anu hotlhed state Com
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31

ties Of cattle sold more slowly and at
f"er prices than at the last mar
ket
steers and oxen sold for prices rang
ing between AZ and 81 cents n pound
ana rev Of the 80 In the market were Of
'"e pest grade. Trade In the cboanor
rides OF beef was dun likewise. Twelve
"unS were sold at ga to cents. 12o bcof
Vo"S NJ 2k to ga cents ana nearly roo
"I'Rnas at 40 to 1GO cents pound
inc run of hogs was particularIv liybt
ana poor, owing to tho fact that Tho
peS' animals are being killed near the
pace Of raising. Tho Is in the mar
ket brought from $40 to $50 cents q
pound ''''
inc veal trade held up better tbon
any other. over 300 calves of fair anal.
ny SOFA at to Z cents pound. A f.,v
OF extra good quality commanded 7iA
cents -
IN" heaviest crop IN prices was in tho
'a'h' market. Five ana oro-half comic
was piit Cor few, but the greater nart
OF the $50 offered for sal. soi1 f,r -
.'''S Anon. 80 sAccp Brought from u,
to 4 cents.
I'll" duh market was attributed 70 tbo
Increased buying on the part Of Mo
I'rF" packing houses. owing to the fin
""c'"' Strinecncy and the dro2 I'm III.
price OF food products.
among sales yesterday were.
r. O. Piper Mdllcburv. Vt co,,,s
$3.50. "osS al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Homer Vincent of East berkshire has
| formed partnership with his brother
]. A. Vincent of Towle & Vincent, which
, firm IS to he dissolved November Mrs
| II. p Porter and child returned to Bos.
| ton Saturday Mrs. Aure Towle passed
Sunday with her nephew. II. f. Wheeler
in St. Alh1ns.-Mr and Mrs T. Laro,
chelle We're in Cowansville over Sunday
Ernest Ward and Miss Emma Roba-
dicu of South Franklin were married in
sheldon October n. They will live with
Mr.. Wards parents who will move to
the farm of Mrs. NJ. c. Beatty Novem-
Der Mrs. Nelly Hart Woodwork of
st. Adams. who has been a month at
East Berkshire. was in town Saturday,
day.--Mrs G. w. Hunt passed Sunday
at c. H. Abell's, Mr.. Hunt being in Rich
ford and Montgomery that day.-P II.
Collins has finished at the DR. b. j. kim
ball Co.'S as night Waterman and Eu-
gene Lumna has taken his place.--Miss
Louie Carpenter returned Saturday from
a visit with her sister in New Haven
Howard Lucia of Med'ord Mass, was
called here Saturday by the illness OF his
mother Mrs. Antoine Lucia, who is stay
fame--The senior class Of the high
school will give an entertainment in For
estcrs' hall Friday cven!ng.-Mr. and
Mrs G. r. Kenflcld We're in Burlington
over Sunday .-Howard Wiley of Boston
intends to pass the winter with his uncle,
A. b. Shufelt.-C. e. Draper Of Morris
Vile passed sunday in town.--Frank
Downey left Monday TO visit his son,
Gould Downey. in Springfield, Mass
few music lovers met at NJ P
PerloY's Monday evening and greatly
enjoyed an impromptu concert with
T. +. SWEET of Burlington and Mr.
Gibson of Randolph as stars.-A two
year-old hcifer without horns, belong
Ing to John Cassidy, was shot by some
hunters from this place last Thursday
They settled the damage by the pay
ment of $15. which was so much
cheaper than the price of a doe that
they felt a great relief.-About 25
Young lady friends met at the home
Of Miss Ruby Burt to remind her of
her 22nd birthday. A gold handled
six umbrella was left as reminder
Of the occasion.-Lawson Rich has re-
signed his position with Kimball Eros.
Il CO. Mr.. ana Mrs. Rich expect TO
move to the farm with Mrs. Rich's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Fitch
Mrs. l.. +. Bailev returned to her home
in ST. Adams Tuesday after two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. II. II. Kendall
T.. +. Greenwood was in Burlington
Tuesday G. Mason returned Mon
day from Windsor where he had at
tended the meeting of the Windsor
county Y. NJ. C. A., at which he was
Jne Of the speakers.
Among the pupils of Mrs. BArnby |
Leach, who had parts in the recital in |
Ayers hall, Richford, Wednesday even |
a8 were Bessie Bell. Lena Kimball and |
Arthur Archambaut of this village and |
Blanche Woodward of North Enosburgh |
Several others attended from here.-Thc
Hon, q. Merrill is passing a few days In !
Cost on.-The Rev. A. +. Davis spoke o.,
he silver Bay conference in Bakersfield
Tuesday evening. Gen G.. L. Marsh was
n Burlington Wednesday Junior
.uXlary of st. Matthews Church met
with Mrs. f. S. Hutchinson Tuesday
ming.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
ENOSBURGH.

George McAllister, who has been very
III for some months, suffered a slight
shock of paralysis Monday.-Mrs f. f..
Squires, who has been passing week
With Mrs. Warts, has returned to e.
Maynard'A.-Mrs. Kent IL better.-Mr.
Kent. who started last week Tuesday 20
see his brother, VINO was dangerously
i'll at his home in Minneapolis, arrived
there the day before the funeral. His
brother died on Tuesday Miss MABEL
stevens is bet'cr.-The c. f.. meeting win
be held at the Center this evening --
John II. Wright, who died at Brattle-
boro was "A native OF EnosburEh a son
of Daniel and Sally Davis Wright. lie
had worked for the Estcy Organ co. for
over A years. His brother y. Evarts
and Amos Wright of MONTGOMERY at
tended the funeral ana his body was
taken to Mddlcbury and laid by his
wife, who was a native OF that town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Henry W. Pratt OF Franklin, and Laura
Garrick OF Durham, p. O., were married
at the Methodist Parsonage Saturda v
evening by the Rev G.. A. Emery.
{. {. Austin and family came to his
la'hers Friday from Haverhill Mass.
ana VIII move to Enosburgh Falls soon.
the ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
NJ PETERSON Wednesday afternoon.-,Ir,
L. X. Capron and daughter returned Fr,-
oay from visit with relatives in Mon
treal and Malone, N Y.-Glover c. Jolev
returned from Gardner, Mass. and New
York TUESDAY .-Eugene Phaneuf OF
fichford has rented the blacksmith shon
OF +. a. Austin. He has moved his fam
lly into part of Frank Norriss house -
MISS Miranda f. Wires passed Tuesday
III buriihston-Henry Buzzcll OF New
port and Mrs. Srhoolcraft Of Derby. Que.
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Charles
Johnson
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LAN0ILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Houston ar
rived home Sunday after a visit in Con.
necucut and Massachusetts.-Mr and
Mrs. Lucius Fauuce Of Farston were
In Stowe over Sundav-Nrs = W
Dillingham; Of Saxtons River is baro 20,
a few days-At the regIlar ,o.ott,a -,
Mansfield Mountain Grarro SATURDAY. +bo
third and fourth degrees were corrorrod
upon Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Maroon At tho
regular meeting Of Mystic Lodge. = &
A. NJ. Tuesday evening. Novomhor !
supper will be served from six o'c1ocL IN
seven.-A. p. Smith ana sieter Nice
Louisa Smith. moved last week IN Mos
COW and Mr. and Mrs o y, smith ,ro,,o1
from Moscow to thr place vacated hv A
p, Smith,. Austin has moved IN a re-
Gently purch9scd farm IN Crnrtehurv
Van Ness Reed and falr.'- rovo ,,o,.,,
20 the Austin place I'll. sr,jor c-o,s 81
Stowe high school VIII give dance NJ
the Memorial hu'llina Friday over,r,,
The school orchestra viii furnish ,,,rsro
The Rev. II. A. G. Able ravo a bunt,,g
party Friday evening to tho YOU'VE, ,,,o,,
of his parish. the crtcrtairuon, trc,,,1
ing shooting al rabbits and mo,1iro rnh
bits In cIay.-Seyenteen COWS ho,n,r,rr,
to Henry Tucker OF Manic nm ta,,,
recently obtained access To all tho a.,
Piles they wanted to eat. All were more
or less injured and two died fror, ,,a
port a deer and was n, s.ven.,, So
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
GRAND ISLE.

me young son of Edward Cootware
tell from a wagon a few days since and
fractured his leg above his knee. He
caught his leg between the spokcs of the
whecl-Diphtherla has broken out in the
Pearl district. Edward Bushway's three
Oldest children are tho victims. His little
boy. four years of age, dlod Sunday
night The others are recovcrlnR.-The
infant daughter Of Mr.. Como Of Samson
creamery died Sunday evening.-Mrs. n
s. Kinney and Mrs. Edison Gordon and
son. Norman, returned from n several
days visit in Boston Standardization
are many apples yet to pick in Grand
Isle. the winds helping some in the
business.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
COLLEGE, LOSE 100000.
millionaire Hnd Because Uousekcc,-
er's Daughter Married ,cncbc,,,

RiNerhead, L. l., t. so -Bccause Mrs
Lena Head Bodlcv married u coach,nor
against tho wishes of her mother and
George G. Taylor, who employees hcrmo,hor
as housokeeper, Yale, Harvard. Williams
Princeton and Hobart colleges will each
lose 10000. Instead tho Moses Taylor
hospital of Scranton viii receive The SEQ
90 additional under the will Of George
C. Taylor, which was filed for probate
here to-day. Mr. Taylor. who lived IN
lsNn. left an estate estimated To- be worth
$50 10000 \ number of years ago he
brought Mrs Betsy Head ana her daugh-
ter, Lena, from Europe to Islir and made
Mrs. Head his housekeepcr In his Will
drawn up in 1900, he bcqueathed s2.0O. nDl
outright to Mrs Head and the income
of $4,000 for life 10 her daughter At
Miss Lena's death the 500 ooo was 10 be
shared In lots Of 10000 each by Yale
Harvard, Williams. Princeton and Hobart
Colleges. Then Miss Lena married Fred
erick W. Bodley Mr. Taylor's coach
man.
Tho millionaire thoreupon drew
codicil to hts will In which he revoked
the bequest to the i've colleges and TO
Mrs. Bodloy and substituted therefor 4
bequest of $500 to the Moses Taylor
hospital of Scranton, Pa, which was
founded by his father. Inasmuch is
Mrs Head died before Mr.. Taylor did.
the 81, 900 900 bequeathed to her revert
ed to the Taylor estate,
Under the win Mrs Bodley. the wife
OF the coachman receives nothing but
1t is said that in lieu of the beouest
Mr., Taylor gave her a large sum pos.
sibly 100000, before he died
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
GEORGIA.

The chicken pie supper at William
'|llber's was success. About IS were
present and $50 was cleared for Mr..
Clark.-Mrs. Augusta Ballard of Mont
peher, who is visiting relatives in town.
is now at Daniel Ballard Friday even
ing OF this week takes place the regular
meeting OF Banner Grange when gentle
mems night will be observed.--M and
Mrs Hiram Cushrnan of Burlington were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Erastus Cushman
last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
SOUTH ALBURGH

Amos Blair returned Saturday from
chester and brought 200 b. buck as a
hunting trophy, Mr.. Riair Is the only owe
in town who shot deer Harry McGre-
For, Walter Hutchns Elmer Hazen and
Mr., and Mrs Henry Poquette went to the
excursion TO Montreal Saturday.-Louis
Gibault of Rouses Point is visiting Mt
william Fournier's,-Mlss Lola McGregor
Is stopping with her grandparents Hob
ert Wedgeworth has returned to Platts-
burg.-Mr. and Mrs. Milan Hazen have
closed their cottage and gone to their
home In New York city.-Danlel Hazen
has returned to Burlington
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
ALBURGH.

MT and Mrs. w. j. jameson of Bur
Ilhgton were In town last week Peter
'antihe was called to Burlington Friday
oP the serious illness Of his granddaush-
ter'Dorothy NantIue.-Ina Belle Bohannon
Is seriously hl--Mr. and Mrs f. NJ. Rogers
returned Saturday from few days, visit
IN Lincoln.-W J. Cronan and family
nave moved to Svanton whore he has
the position Of station agent-Miss Min
ME Powers of Rouscs Point. n. Y. was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Cronan. La
Week.-Mrs.. Martha Brown Is in R,cb-
lord preparing 20 move her household
s"o"s here.-The Benevolent society
e'feu vi AT It's recent social.-Nlrs
Margaret Ricard Is I'm Jaco,,o II -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

'oston, Oct. 20.
fLol R-The flour market is unsettled
ana quotations are nominal Spring pat
ents' mill shipment. s57c061O winte
patents Slo05.i5; winter straghts. s4.s
@5b; winter clears, N.i0a475; Kansa!
patents Siod5.65; spring clears, $3.50
i75.
COItN market lower
oatmeal is easy to-day: BAG cornmeal
N'3'nl.F graduated, H2Oa435: bolted
H.@a4D; rolled oatmeal, s71oa725: cut
and ground, sISoaS1O; rye -four, N75q
$50; graham. :t2O45I;.
CORN-Corn is quiet and lower: Spot
steamer yellow, 7o12c; No yellow. tic.
NO, yellow 700; for shipment, all rail
No. yellow, 1oa7Ol4c; No. 8 yellow, so,.
4'oc; lake and rail, NJ . yellow, 7o1g
7o4c
OATS-Oats are quiet and lower spo,
No. ! clipped white, COO; No. clipped
white SO; No. clipped white Use: rc-
Jfct"d white &c; for shipment. 32 to "a
lbs 5Ga56isc; "a to 80 lbs. 57a57i2c: 20
70 ~ lbs 5NN5Si2c; fancy, "a 70 &c lbs. 5Siu
N59c.
HAY-iIay and straw. quiet and firm;
inlliieed Is quiet and lower today:
ay' choice, s24; No. l, 81:
lower grades, s17a2l rye straw.
sl5; oat .t2w. 81; luke and rail
shipment, sack spring bran, 81. 75a2l.o5:
winter bran. SOS 2502S75: m'4dlinrs. seSl.
29.5o' mixed feed. s29,5od 1850: rel dog.
F3l'50n$2; cotton seed meal s2050u3i: lin
seed meal, s3lnSl5o.
PORk-Pork provisions are nrmer. and
some cuts are actually higher: raw leaf
Iard' l2c rHr" lard, lie; pals, ilaial2c;
rendered ieaf lord. llI.c; pals. i2a12i,c
country dressed hogs MARIE.
BEIF-Steady with dealers expecting
higher prices: Extr sides. lctdlot,c.
good 9l2qlcc. lirht. e19lAc: heavy hird.
lSaiSA.c; good, l20l2i1c light. 11sa,2o:
heavy fores, 7lad7&c; good. 711sc. light.
GiadTc.
LAMBS AND vEALs-stcady: Spring
lambs, lld12Ec; fall lambs. 9Nllc: year
HAgs, Sa9c; muttons. sN9c veals. liza
13c.
POuLTRY-Poultry is dull, with price.
easy, but not quotably changed: choice
'oung western turkeys, l9Q20c; native
broiler chickens, $4,000; native roasting
chickens. 2Oc; western brollers. l6dlSc:
fresh killed northern fowls. l5c: western
iced fowls, 13ql4c; native ducks. Ice.
EGGS.-Egss arc very firm: Choice
hennery and nearby. 3603Sc; eastern ex-
tras 34d &c., western. 24Q9S.
BEANS-Beans are quiet but firm:
Carload lots, pea, $50. medium. 324o5,
2H; yellow eyes, s.. 40d2.45. red kidneys. |
S2.65a2.7o; California small white. s25oqf
9,55; Lima beans, G'2c ID; joJbing lots.
l"Hl5c; above car lots.
APpLES-Applos are steady: No. I
haldwins, s2.75a225 Dbl, mixed Baldwins.
ne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
MONTGOMERY.

The l.. A. S. of the Methodist Church
will serve chicken pie dinner Thursday
with Mrs. Bert Philips, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Doyle Of Lawrence, Mass, visited
In town a few days last week.-The w
G. r. u. will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Irene Gates,-Miss Amy Goodspeed
came home from Lawrence Friday and
returned Wednesday to resume her school
work.-Mrs. maud Patterson has returned
from the st. Adams hospital.-Mr and
Mrs. Ell Horner with so to New Hamp-
shire this week, whore they have work
for the coming ycar-Mr, and Mrs Ira
Chamberlain of Morrlsyille visited at ].
II. Combs's last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
MONTGOMERY CENTER

George Porter, who s In poor health.
is contemplating passing the winter IN
Southern Pines. n. C.-John DUMMY
went to Everett, Mass. Wednesday,
Clarence Du Bray of johnson is worlSin q
In the store OF w. J. Wright.-The first
Of the series OF lectures In the X r. lee
ture course will be given Monday next
at the school house hall-Willam DUFFY
has taken George Wright's East Uill
farm for another ycar.--A. d. Wright Of
Middlehury. was in town Tuesday
Lewis Bean has sold the Currer farm in
st. Johns. p. O.. parties for $1,000. A.
Gardyne has purchased of the Nclson.
Hall company the store building which
he has occupied for the past few years.
c. L. Martin has sold his farm to VIII
liam Jewett
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
MORSE'S LINE.

H. W. Hauvel Is passing the week with
ms parents in Dunham.-Mrs. Sarah Hub
oard ana Mrs. Laura Gates left Wednes
DAY FOR California to pass the winter
there-7Mrs. :. p. Hil returned to HYDE
fark Monday.-J. NJ. I'm has a force OF
men at work building telephone line TO
Hlghate Center. When completed Mr.. Hn
VIII have built 25 miles Of line this soa-
son'-Henry Green is moving to East
Highate