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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
A. E. Fowler

will sell at public auction at his resi-
dence l mile northwest of Rose Hill
on Wednesday, Oct. 80, at 10 o'clock
a. m, two coming 3-year-old geldings;
3-year-old mare; brood mare: 2 year
ling colts; yearling mule; coming 3
year-old mule; ) milk cows. two of
which are fresh with calves at side
8 calves; brood sows and As spring
shoats; II Shropshires lambs. %
ewes; 8 dozen chickens, 500 bushels
corn, low wheel wagon, hay rake, Cul.
tivator, harness, and other articles.
Free lunch at noon. Easy terms. r.
e. Morrow, auctioneer J. r. Busby
clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Howard II. Triplett, Fremont. %
1885 and
Clara A. Cook, Fremont. .....2 81
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
CEDAR.

John Arnold is building a new corn
crib, Earl McElroy, of Eddyville doing
the work
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24

ST. Louis, Oct 23.--Wheat--No 2
red, Sl.100111; No. hard. 9212 o
9l14c.
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BRIDPORT.

The dwelling house occupied by Modesto
Roberts and family near Snake mountain
was discovered on fire at about II 80
O'Clock sunday morning. The family were
all in the lower part II the house. when
the fire was discovered 1t started In the
upper story of the one and half story
building ana all the furniture and cloth
ing in the upper part We're destroyed.
Neighbors gathered as soon as possible
and much of the furniture and valuables
in the lower part OF the house were
saved Mr.. Robertss loss IL about S3N
with no insurance. The house was the
property of Agustin Muller of Cornwall,
who is dangerously III. The building was
worth about $1.a00. ON account OF Mr.,
Mulers condition, II can not be ascer-
tanned whether or not there vas any in
surancc on the building.
Mrs. G.. T.. Hamilton entertained the
Endcavor society at the home of her
parents February MIR. and Mrs. Levi
Pidgeon have returned from Nergennes. -
Little Willard Coursey remains about the
same Mrs. Bailey. whose home was at
David Carpenters. died Monday
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. John Pi,ridge is i'll with rhelIma-
tism Mrs. Samuel capron went to Yer
rennos saturday to see her sister. who
= seriously ill-Austin Johnson was in
Sudbury last Frilay.-fiiram Morse is
confined to the house with hard cold
and rheumatism. THE Rev. Mr., Wood
house. VINO has preached in the Pente-
c0stal Church the past year. moved hi+
family Friday to Hague, \, Y. where
he Will preach the coming year He was
presented with a purse of $780, from MS
friends outside the Church Wednesday
night. They gathered AT his home for "A
social time. -ENic Morse, who Is teaching
IN Holden. was at home over SUNDAY with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram MORSE.
Mrs Julia Aver widow of Ira Aver.
died In Brandon January 81. aged ~. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon at
one O'Clock from the home of her son,
Melvin Aver. of this town. the Rev. Mr
Nation of Forestdae OBLIGATED and
burial was In Goshen.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The remains of Cyrus \. Dodge. who
died at Syracuse. N. y. on Sunday. were
brought here for burial Tuesday. Mr.
Dodge was born and spent his boyhood
in this town and occasionally returned to
visit his friends. Of whom he had many
and who held him in the highest esteem
lie leaves one son, y. w. Dodge OF New
York, and one brother. II. r. Dodge or
Chicago Mrs. Adrian Thompson Is Sc
riously III with appendicitis and VIII go TO
the hospital az soon as she Is able to be
moved Mrs. Emma whitman. who has
been spending several months as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mott, and
other rela left last Monday for Mon
tana.-The donation party at the Meth
odist Church was "A pleasant affair. The
nrOceeds Werc about AZ.
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GRANVILLE.

News has been received Of the ser
ious illness of Miss Celia Ball, a ma
tive of this town. who is living IN
Rochester with her niece and family,
Mrs. Seymour Ecnt.-Mrs r.. y, Hem
cnway was in town Friday night.
She attended the PLAY and dance
Jesse Hunt a young boy. who has
lived with +. 4. Ford several months
was taken to Hanover. y. H.. hospital
Tuesday morning FOR a surgical opcr-
alton. He Is the grandson Of cha rles
H. Greene.-Miss Mary Child, who has
been III. is able to he out.-Miss
I'carle Hunt. who was in Rochester.
was called here on account of the i'll
ness of her brother. Jesse. She went
with him to White River Junction and
was met by their mother, Mrs. George
Hunt. and her father. G.. II. Hunt who
accompanied them to Hanover-At the
play at the hall Friday refres hments
We're served to 900 and the total re-
GENTS were SI03S5
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

turned from II weeks visit with their son,
Roy Robbins. and family in Rutland
Monday eggs brought IS cents and butter
y. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Burke. who has
been III. Is slowly recovering Elmer
Wright has been appointed by Governor
Mead MS n member of the Vermont cattle
commission for Il term Of three years --
Edison Wissell shipped his VOL known
stallion 10 the New York horse show on
Saturday.-L. q. Allen and John q. Por-
ter have taken several of their racing
horses to InattsburEh. n. v. to take part
in the ice races this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank I.oomis and children, who nave
been in town for the past few days, have
returned to their home in Rutland.-Wil-
liam McNulley. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Me-
NullcN, for the past two weeks. has re-
turned TO Worcester. Mass.
Some time after midnight Monday the
fruit, tobacco and candy store OF Geo.
Calvi on Main street was burglarlzcd, en-
trance being made through a rear win
dow in the basement. The burglars tried
to pry tho window open with q pickaxe
and as that would not work they broke
the upper pain of glass In the window
and thus gained admittancc. Splashe of
blood were discovered In several places.
From the basement they went to the
main floor Of the store. where they took
several Boston 4 Maine mileage books,
several boxes of cigars and about s. in
money from the cash registers, amount
ing IN all TO about $3.50 barclay
Douglas. who has been i'll. threatened
with pneumonia. has improved SO much
that he is able to sit up.-Prof. Frank W.
Cndy OF Middlcburv college went Tues
day to tastlcton and in the even
ing iecturcd before the Liter
airy club in tho Congregat onal
chapel on shakespeare Clowns
Miss Ruth Kendall returned Tuesday
from Fowler. where she has been visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. r. Kendall
Albert G. BushoY. IL veteran of the civil
War and an almost lifelong resident If
East Middlebury. having recently sold
ont his property in that village. will 60
to-day to Winchester. ~ H.. where he
will make his future home. Col. and Mrs
8 A. llslev have returned from n week :
visit in New York city.-Mrs. +. q
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MONKTON.

The funeral of Ralph Cox. 2l years old,
who died of pneumonia was largely at
tended at the East Monkton Church Tues
day Jam. 30 at two O'Clock. The Rev.
u. NJ. llall onciated and spoke on Re-
member Now Thy Creator in the Days of
Thy Youth" Music was furnished by a
quartet consisting of NJ. q. French. NJ. f.
Morgan. Mrs. Daniel Mech and Mrs l..
Ii. Dean. The bearers were his young as
Socatcs. Roy Nash. Ben Comstock, Roy
Burrett and Fred Shepherd Interment
was in the East Monkton cemetery. There
were floral offerings from the l'loronia
grange of which he was a member and
from many friends.-Mrs. DR. a. A. Den
ton was called to Jay. y. y. Monday by
the death of her father, Mr.. Washpurn.-.
Donahuc's creamery has procured fine
crop OF lee from the pond.-Mrs ID. j..
NcFntce sold during January 81 dozen
eggs. besides what she has used. from 26
hcns-Mrs Daniel Lewis Of Burlington Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. c. Donahuc.
ihe town auditors met at the town
clerks Office Tuesday and Wednesday.
ana also the selectmen. to transact town
Woodmen Razaar Tuesday evening. The
degree team from H.ncsburg was present
and gave an excellent exhibition drill
Regular services will he held Sunday
both morning and afternoon. the morn
ing service al eleven o'clock and the
afternoon service at ESQ o'clock. Epworth
League in evening at 100 Az the morn
ing service there will be an election of a
lay delegate and reserve lay delegate
to the annual conference at Saratoga The
to.
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FERRISBURC.

The Ferrisburg Creamery company held
its annual meeting Tuesday and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: PRESIDENT
l.. T.. Avery. directors T. Eagan, K. T.
Robinson, a, w. Hawkins, A. a. Heath
and J.. T.. Avery: secretary. r. f. Robin
son; treasurer, A. W. Hawkins. A . per
cent. dividend was voted.-J. W. Porter
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. Is improv-
ing.--Jav $. Ball has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital. His general con-
dtion remains about the same.-Miss
Lila Pyrell Is substitute for Carrie T..
Scott in the village school. Several
schools in town will close this week-A
large number attended the box social at
the Methodist Church.
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LINCOLN.

The remains of Jesse Gotta. n former
resident Of this town, were brought here
from Bristol for the funeral and in
terment, Mrs John Spraeuc WAS oper-
nted on at the Mary Fletcher hospital
TUESDAY, morning for gall-stones, Mrs.
Edwin Hin Is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia Mrs. Eugene Thayre is caring
for hcr.-Mrs NJ Il. Gore is In Proctor,
called there by The illness OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs Ncgus Miss Madge Bean has
returned from Bristol-Thc |, o. o. +.
and Rebekahs of Lincoln are to enter
tain the J. q. q. r. and Rebekahs OF
Bristol Friday evening. February in
the Ladies' and Good Tempars halls.
Mrs John Hamilton is improving
MIR. ana Mrs. John Benton have return
ed from Malone, \, N.-Dr. Russell was
in Burlington Monday and Tuesday
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Charles Stonel

Extensive repairs have been made on
tho interior OF the Panton Methodist
EpIgcopai Church, Of which the Rev
w. II. Hudson IL pastor. ut a cost of
$1,000 and over The gallery Is removed
and the entrance changed, newly dec
GRATED by paint and fresco. newly car
peted new pcws Installed. new memoir
iai windows ard new piano The re-
opening will be February II. The Rev.
J. II. Coleman. D. ID. IL" D.. VIII
preach the reopening sermon at one p.
m. The Rev s. S. Cobb, d. d.. pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Yer
gennes, will preach in the evening at
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SHOREHAM.

There pleasant gathering at the
home of Mr. and Mrs John Laub Jones
Thursday evening, when their daughter.
Ethel Mae. was married to Hugh Carl
ton Baker ny the Rev. G. +. Waite. The
bridal pair were attended by Miss En-
ma Jones' sister. and Rolln Baker. a
brother. The brides gown was white silk
with mothcr-cf-pearl trimming. and she
carried white roses. The bridesmaid wore
pink silk with trimmings of silver an l
carried pink roses. The decorations were
green and white. Presents Of silver. cut
glass china and linen were numerous
also checks. This was also the oath an
niversary of the marriage of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Jones. A bountiful supper was serv-
ed. The out of town guests were d..
and Mrs. G. J. Russell ana daughter,
Mrs. George Martin, of Burlington. Or.
and Mrs. George Lamb Of Port Henry
y. V. Arthur Lamb of Middlehury Jul
Jus Baker Of Brandon. Mrs. John Sos
sions and daughter of East Miidlcburv.
Miss Stella Turner, Middehury. Or and
Mrs. Bazeldell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Howe Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Spauldng of
Hridport The couple left about nine
O'Clock and will pass a few days in
Nashua. y H., and vicinlty.-Mss Pratt
of Burlington is caring for Mrs Horton
w Jones. who is III,
Mrs r. II. rrcble has returned from
Glcns Fails Miss Drakloy of Madison,
Wis, il, the guest If Mr. AMI Mrs. w. II.
rirchard. M,. and Mrs. r. H. Moore of
Mont,alm Landing. \ Y. were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Moore
Mrs. Maria Frost Of Brldport. VINO Is the
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ORWELL.

Judge Branch left Saturday for the
southern part of the State and returns
the last part of this week-The Wood
mems annual bah held Friday evening
was a great success.-Mr. and Mrs l.. F..
Young have returned from Oberlin.
Ohio, whore they spent month";
special meeting of independence Lodge.
f. n A. NJ. No. 10. was held Monday
evening with work on first and second
de grees. The lawsuit about the cattle In
the pine bushes was held Thursday IN
the town hall. There We're three lawyers
and l. WITNESSES before Justice Stay with
a Jury of sixteen men. who could not
agree The ease Went by default
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EAST HARDWICK.

some time. * gaining.--The grammar
school was not in session Monday on &C.
count of the Illness OF tho teacher
few people from hero attended the fu.
neral of s. r. Wheeler ~ IIardwick Wod.
nesday.-Mrs. Harry Judkln Is ill-Nr-
Ida Dow IL in Stannard caring for hot
mother who is ill.-Mrs w IT, Montag,i.
and children spent Saturday at Mart
Swetts.-The Rev. Sidney Aldri.
preached at the Baptist church Sunday
as "A candidate Mrs. Smith. who has
been i'll. is gaining.-O. L. Curricr .
much improved in health.-Gcorge pa'cf
spent Sunday in Cabot. visiting his ss.
or
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ADDISON.

the roll call at the Baptist Church
was well attended. Dinner and supper
were served. Mrs. Harry Spooncr is ILL.,.
Mrs. W. J. Wood and MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Newton are il.-Several from
here attended the dedication of the
Newell Chapel Saturday. Harriet
Smith was at home over Sunday from
Mddlebury College accompanied by Miss
Alice Wilson.-May Crane was also at
home and accompanied by TWO friends
The grange meeting will he held Fri
day evening.
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for several days.-Georgc Palmer has re-
turned to Hartford. Conn.
The funeral of Jesse Gotta was held
yesterday afternoon There was prayer
service at the house and the body was
taken to Lincoln Center where the fun
cral was held. The Rev. T.. NJ. Holman
the Baptist pastor. offlciated. The ritual
Of tho Grand Army was given at the
grave by II. i. Sherwin, commander of
w. C.. Dunton Post. The bearers were
j. j. Rhoadcs, Philip Dwyer. Frank
Greenough and Lewis I,apontc. all mem
hers OF Dunton Post.--John Tatro Of Sails
bury was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day.-Prof. A. johnson Dodge of Boston
was In town Wednesday.--N u. clifford
Of Burlington was In town yesterday. -
Mrs. q. X. circuit is in very poor
health.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Tie entertainment given by the boys
class Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church.
taught hy Miss Julia Bates in the YES
try Of the church Friday ovenn. was
a great success Nearly $50 was realize ;
and the boys cleared about so. IS
of which they will give - the * q. Is
a. $ and g to the kurn tIattin homo. The
boys ably presented tho farce "rhc Man
with the Nose" and the young ladies %;
the Dorcas Guild. who assisted them
greatly i'm making the affair success.
gave the farce How the story Grew
Vocal solos by Chauncey SWEET and
piano solo by Miss Alice Stanley were
much enjoyed
Occupants of the property OF tho Bur
lineton Light & Power company have
been advised that the company viii begin
work on the new dam and power house
the coming spring. The dam. which will
nave a head of about so feet, will be
located just above the bridge and will
be built OF concrete The entire plant will
be one of the best in the State The power
house will be located about 30 feet west
OF the power house now occupied by thu
$. A. Brownell company. The dam viii
cause q setback Of the river about three
miles and in some places Will make fully
ono-half mile wide. The village awaits
with interest the beginning of the work
Mrs. e. Il. Grow. who has been III for
Il few days. is slightly improved.
Mrs. David pemag. who was injured
by falling recently Is not improving. l.
is thought the knee pan is out of place.
She is not able To walk
t.. n Baker, who has been very III
the past week. remains about the same
His daughter, Mrs. 7. F. King. has been
called here by his Illness.
The members of the Young Peoples
society of the Baptist Church enjoyed
a sloishride To the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Remington in Westford Tues
day.
Miss Mariori Reed will give NaloH-
tine party to the children Of the class
which she teaches at the Congregational
SUNDAY school Saturday afternoon from
threeo five o'clock
The X @ X. As AMI the members
OF the Dorcas Guild are planning a
slcighrIde Friday night,
Monday night the third class in the
high school accompanied by the teachers,
Misses Tlley and Field, gave Miss ldris
Roberts surprise party at her home IN
Williston.
Mrs, :. n. Teachout. aged Il years.
died very suddenly last evening of
congestion of the lungs. Besides her
husband she Is survived by six chill
dren, l.. ID. Teachout Of New York, W.
y, Teachout of Boston, Hugh b. Teach
out and Herbert :. Tcachout OF this
village. and Mrs Alberta Beach and
Mrs. y, w. Whitcomb OF Burlington.
Mrs, Teachout attended service last
evening at the Congregational Church
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs T.. 5 Parker. who has held the
positions of superintendent OF the John
$. Holden Memorial hospital for the past
three years, has concluded her engage
mert there. l., Dunn was called to
Whitman, Mass, by the death OF his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs, Anna PinSham The first
annual ball OF the knights OF pythias
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Carlos Martin Tuesday
afternoon, February l3. and hold val
cntine sociable at the same place in the
evening. Refreshments will he served
and an entertainment furnshed.-Miss
Marjorie Kingsland has gone to ST. AL
bans-Mrs. Lucinda Allen has returned
to Burlington after spending few days
here.-Miss Frances SeQuin is visiting at
her uncles, George Sequn, In Fast Char
lnttp
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CORNWALL.

Lomnel, only child of Mr.. and Mrs f.
II. Poet. is seriously i'll with pneumonia
\ trained nurse IL in attendance-A. J.
Field IL a guest of Mr., and Mrs. Elton
Chatterton of Rutland Miss Sylvia
Hamblin. who has been teaching in Adj
olson, is at the home OF her fathers, /.
l.. Hamblin, for the vacation
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
W1NoosKI.


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WHITING.

Lewis Bissett. Sr died at his home
Friday morning in the north part of the
town aged 50 years.-Mr and Mrs. Carl
Williams of Leicester We're in town
Thursday Frank Hubbard Of Middle
bury was in town Thursday.
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FOR SALE.

$5.5r BUYS one of the best located farms
in Chittendcn county in the town of Jer'-
cho. $50 acres. no rocks. buildings
water, wood. sugar bush and timber just
right. low taxes. -Four miles to Rich
mond, cnc Of tho best markets in the
state. MIX taken at the door. Price in
cludes 20 head of milking stock. team.
tools and fodder. If his r. Your ideal
got busy. My farms sell quick. u, y.
Hunt, Real Estate. Essex Junction Vt.
%. codGt& wit
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WANTED.

TEACHERS wanted Mon and women
for high schools and elementary, all
grades good salaries. No charge until
located by lis Send for registration
blank. American Teachers Agency. 4.
H. Campbell Phi. j., manager. Myrick
building, Springficld Mass 22w.tf
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Absolutely witho.s Pain.

"5y "Gs '""'
Tie only Office In Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle OF pain. without taking gas
MY method Is used by no other person.
No pains no danger; no after effects
DIR. J.. n. UAZEN,
ONCE 234 Main St. Burlington. VI.
Once Hours. 10 to 3. 70 !.
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A VILLAGE FARM 90 acres) near
market and corn-Canncry. which pays
Sl7.O0 per ton for sweet corn. Good
chance for truck-farmiuE Good soil.
free from stone. Situated in south
eastern Vermont. Can be secured for
a term of years at a low cash rent.
Only those who can furnish stock,
tools and good recommend need APP
ply. W. Y. l'arr Burlington. Vt.
3l6t&w.lt
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Plumbers
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
Time Table in Eject October 1. 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4:O6 a. m. Daily-For Montreal
and Chicago.
7:16 81, m. Except Sunday-FoP all
New England points.
1925 a. m. Except Sunday-Locai
FOR Cambridge junction.
10 :O1 n. NJ, Sundays only .--Eor g.
Xlban.
Cor Montreal
1857 2. n. Daily.-Ncw England
states Limited FOR all Now
England roints.
400 y n. Exce7t sunday-Lo"a'
For ST. Aihnns ord 9ichtord.
White River Junction and New
England points
go n. m. ESocnt sun1ay--For
Montreal. Rouse. Point. oE-
dens,u-H and R.chford.
40 n n, Txcert S'4nday--L zeal
Tor Cambridge Junction.
6.h5 :, ", Daiiy-Eyprese for Mon
treal nna Chicago And local
'or wh.'e River Junction.
100 ~ p, Dn',r--rxprcss for all
Now -ny,,ns ro'nt.
TnATNa ARRIVE nUnLlvGrO~.
500 a.. m. Daily Express from
Boston and New York
8.l5 T.. m. E.cept sunday-Ma,l
from st A.hans ant cambrides
junction.
|l0:4O O.. m. Except SUNDAY. local
from ST. Jnhnsbury and CAN
bridge Junction.
lO:45 a. m. ESccpt Sunday local
from white River Junctio~
and MortpeHcr,
,1D.52 a. m. SUNDAYS only--Local
from White River Junction.
11.4O a, m. Daily.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal.
I an n m Except Sunday. ioca,
from 81 Adams. White River
Junction and Montpelier.
6.35 u. m. Except Snnday-Mail
from Providence. Boston. Wor.
cestcr ana Springfield
7.30 r. m Daiiy.--Eypress from
Boston and New York. Loca
from Montreal and St Adams
$40 .. m. rxccpt Sunday ioca
from Portland. St Johnsbury
and Cambridge Junction.
l1.45 n. m. Daily.--Express from
Chicngo and Montreal
Il r. HICKOK. City Pass. Agent
| 40 College street,