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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-07
THE BURLINGTON MARKETS
Fnint Echo from Drop Of Eggs Heard
in This City,
Wednesday, March 8, 1918.

Wednesday, March 8. 1918.
The sudden slump in the price of eggs
in New York. as told in the Free Press
columns Of Tuesday morning. had its
counterpart here the next day. Fresh
eggs have been selling anywhere from 90
to 70 cents the past many weeks. IS cents
being the average. This week they are
listed at GO cents and will 60 down still
more. The whole price ranges from A
to 80. the former being the western
variety and the latter the price for the
Vermont article.
Strawberries from Florida are now In
the market. The high prices anticipated
did not materialize, the price being quoted
this week being 50 and 60 cents. The
quality is good and the demand is up to
the average for this time Of year.
In the retail fish and sea food lists.
shucked clans are quoted at 70 cents.
as against 60 Of the preceding week.
oysters are 60 to 70 cents per quart. as
against 10 and 80 cents Of the week before
oysters on the half she'll are 80 cents
per dozen.
The following prices for the market OF
this week were quoted tor the Free
Press by P. d. Kelley, grocer. r. e. How
ard. meat dealer. the Burlington Ftsh
company. the Burlington Fruit company
and the A. d. Pease Feed company.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET

.n,,, Boston. March g.
grade A $49450: ! unsraded Se.5O1s.no:
Northern Spy $500; Russets s2.5O@sso:
S 3 re-. sS.oO04; odd varieties $4,000
$15O03. WA app'es
xd aEA ISs Car; lots. per 100 pounds: New
G Gork and Michigan pea beans SIs bo9i4;
eve ~'G s1aS,s msi white el4@i4.2s; yellow
ilso; Limaa si4as @isoo: sobb nes' p saa@
l0Q20c above car lots.
1917 @.oc; fores 1917 o 1sc: cows $50 is%".
CCRN-Iransit shipment. kiln dried. No
yeiiSw ?s.oeh @2lo; kiln dried. No. 4 vel.
nv ~ sS"' " ws'oo; Kiln dried. yellow. $1,s7h
CoRNMnAL-Per 100 lbs, feeding. a. 90
@xA; cracked corn S4@4.l0; white cornmeSi.
ees7,% az ;os' So'1o@e.4o; yellow cornmeai
axe naG es.,.y hennery and nearby 44@
41e; A eastern extras 4e@4sc; western extras
western nrs s's sscs s,i%s nr''' ss@sonc;
FLOUR-Nominai. No quotation, ,o- .h,,.
.ssasht. h ;,.o a99r !. sack: DBL
per Dbl. 80. Sooio.co. " "0u'' Mn sacks
FRUIT.orangs. California naveis, O. 80
s FAN F irt ;1S1 tanserines s40e strap:
box; pinsapples q, 5OGB crit ~'''
HAY AND STRAw-Hay, No. 1 western.
sSOg ss.m No, western ses@:s No: east.
s1e02l: stock hay S1s@ 2O;. rye straw 400
LAMBS-Springers 22@ Csc; fall and win.
Ter So1?@c; mutton 170lsc; ysariinss IaD
oArMnALCRoiled. in sacks. per bbi.,
1887. ~ '''''
OATS-Transit shipment: 1912 Ib,
Sie7H @i.es; $40 lbs, si.oen o OF; $685.
lbs. ei0o@l.08h; $3.50 lbs, HOS a /. O5k
No. white oat: s1.oe@1.oe,s; No. white
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v.u.y Nxn,ms, 20
| bag: Spanish 81 @ s. 80 case.
PORK PRODUCTS-Heavy backs $50:
medium $56.60@5750; long cuts s56; raw
leaf lard 2sNc' rendered leaf soHc; pure
lard 29Hc; dressed hogs 21h q 22c.
POULTRY-Northern soft roasters $50
4Qc: medium $40 $50: western roasting
chickens large. 3O0S5c: medium 20 SSc:
small 2s9s2c; turkeys. fancy western, 50
@40c medium 500 3sc; squad 38Q7.50 doz.:
pigeons $2.5OQ2.75 doz.
LIVE PoULTRY-Soft chickens esq 30c:
| roosters 90 q 23c.
PoTAToEs-Per 100 lbs. s2ib@225;
| sweet e2@225 bskt.; new Bermuda $40 Dbl.
REFINED sUGARS-The American quotes
4 graduated and fine as a basis at 7.45 cents
| Tor lO0-barrel lots. Wholesale grocers
quote e7.70 per 100 pounds In bulk
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

All livestock trains from eastern pointf
were delayed Tuesday morning. and nothing
Brighton markets. nor could any Of the
OFFICIALS FIX an hour when they might arrive.
consequently offerings were limited to ship-
ments from the Boston and Albany railroad,
or to the left-overs from the day before
and local arrivals by team or automobile.
Beer stock Of all kinds was easier. and
shippers were complaining Of the poor re-
turns Hogs were half cent off from
the high point Of the week, with heavy
arrivals from the West.
tuesday mornings arrivals via the Bos-
ton and Albany railroad were seven cars,
one car having come in previously during
| the week. Boston and Maine receipts prior
during the last week included six cars Of
cattle and six cars Of hogs from the West
and II cars Of livestock from points in New
Shippers were asking ~ cents for best
heavy beef CATTLE but II cents seemed to
be about the top price which buyers were
wiling Will to pay. and some very good cattle
slightly below that figure. Good cattle are
quotable at to 10 cents and light cattle
az az, to cents. Best beef cows were quot.
able at ~ cents and occasionally a fraction
more Tor choice fat cow heifer Good
cows are selling the basis Of Z to 8
cent: su with o1sna5y ~ to 81
Average beef bulls sold at to w cents,
ana occasionally little more. with bologna
! bulls at to cents
4 Calves are holding up we'll for the hast
ssock' small lots OF fancy calves selling at
10 to 15h cents. and bunch lots at ~ to IL
cents and fair lots at 10 to II cents. Grass.
srs and drinkers easier at 9 TO 0 cents.
| Hogs were coming through more freely
| from the West. with the lifting of most OF
| the embargoes but local arrivals are mod
, crate and prices still rather high for
| ooth live and dressed Buyers were paw.
Ing 1871 to TN cents at the yards Tuesday
, morning, according to quality.
| NO sheep or lambs were offered and quota.
| lions are entirely lacking on eastern stock.
Mich cows are doing better, and there n
! z more cheerful feeling at the cow barn.
Onerings are not heavy. ana the better
! grades find ready sales. Prices as usual
take wide range. running from $50 to SEQ
| Tor ordinary mixers to $125 to $3.50 and
| upward Tor fancy mixers.
| LIFTING OF western embargoes against tina
| shipment Of livestock has enabled the local
packers to secure a larger supply Of hogs
| than Tor several weeks. and this ia refiected
IN greatly Increased kill. The total re-
ported by Boston packers for the last week
has been $1,000 hogs, against 10 600 for ths
preceding week and $4,000 for the sams
week last year. Since January l. 1918 the
total XIII by Boston packers has been DAT 0O0
hogs against 83s. 500 for the same period In
1917. 'e'''o Al
Another week has passed without anv ar.
ports OF pork provisions by Boston pa ckern
none having been reported since the wesT
ending November "a, 1917,
Dressed hogs are down again to thu
figures quoted q fortnight ago 2fR 70 %
| cents. but have been as high as % 70 ooX
cents In the meantime.
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LINCOLN.

The business at the annual meeting OF
the town. held Tuesday, was transacted
as follows: Moderator, L. E. Jackman;
town clerk, NJ. B. Cove; school director
for two years, Mrs. Myrtle L. Garland:
school director for three years, D. q.
Alger; lister for two years. c. w. Sweete;
lister for three years. George Dearborn;
selectman for three years, Howard Grant;
overseer Of the poor. J. L. Beans; con-
stable and collector Of taxes, 8. N. Atkins;
auditor for three years. L. ]. Morgan;
town treasurer, M. B. Cove: trustee pub
lie money, A. c. Merrill: road commits
sioner, Michael Tierney: town grand
juror. I. A. Colby; library trustee for
three years. l.. A. Bryant: trustee
Friends cemetery fund. G. H. Purinton;
voted to raise tax Of $225: voted to
raise $500 to take advantage Of the State
aid law; voted to exempt Nelson MUIR
ray from taxes on mill and machinery
IL mill Is rebuilt; voted to appropriate
the sum Of $25 to be used for prizes at q
boys and girls agricultural fair, to be
held in the fall. Result Of license vote,
no II. yes 30.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

New York, March q.
FLOUR-Firm. Prices are government
basis 100 per cent. in sacks to 1rrivej
springs 80 7S9 lips; winters $10.s5 q Ills;
CORN--spot steady. Kiln dried No, q
yellow e2.1she No. 3 yellow ei.9sh: No,
3 white ~. 28h cost and freight New York
cars.
OATs-spot hrm. Natural s1.0swf.07.
PORK-Unsettled. Family $65; short
clear e52055
Other articles unchanged.
POTATOES--Steady. Maine, per 100 lbs,
$l.60@2; State and western do. Sf.88@2.
CABBA0TS-Quiet and unchanged.
RAW SUGAR-Stcady. Centrifugal 6.0OBof
molasses nominal; refined steady; hne gran.
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MONTPELIER.

The annual city meeting Of Montpelier
occurred Tuesday without excitement.
The reading of Gov. H. F. Graham's proc
iamation did not take place until three
o'clock In the afternoon, with q large
attendance to listen to 1t. Mayor F. w.
Mitchell was reelected and the follow
ing aldermen were elected: G. d. Pit
kin, 8. M. Mills. H. C. Shurtleff. J. p.
0alleher. p. H. Ryan and F. r. Smith,
All of the old officers. who were candi-
dates for re election, were again placed
In ONCE. The voters by vote of 70e
to AS decided that there would be no
license in Montpelier this year, but they
reversed themselves when 1t came to the
vote as to granting a druggist license
by vote OF COZ to 4s7 decided that Mont
pelier will have druggists license this
year. On the matter of appropriating its
share for the maintenance of county
hospital for the prevention and treatment
Of tuberculosis the city by vote OF ~
to 212 decided that Montpelier will do
its share. The voters decided that the
tax on the grand list shall be fixed at
$3.50, which 10 two cents moro on the
dollar than year ago. They voted u. 00c
for permanent highways to be met by q
like sum from the State and appropriated
5000 for support Of Heaton hospital. like
wise three per cent. Of the grand list
and $500 additional for support Of the
band and district nurse.
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SwANTON.

Moderator. A. B. Bellows; clerk. George
l.. Loiselle; selectmen, D. r. Donaldson.
P. J. Audette. H. c. stilphen: treasurer.
George Loiselle: overseer poor. J: J.
Favero; constable and collector. ]. r..
Morrill,; trustees public money. M. w. Bar
ney, C. E. Allen, P. ]. Farrell: listers, F.
H. Brown, H. ]. Sunderland and Leo
Loiselle. The sum of SIS was voted for
Memorial day and $3.50 for the Citizen's
band
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BARRE HAS TWO SMALLPOX CASES.

Just as the health authorities were re-
leasing inmates Of an apartment where
Daniel Houghton is rapidly convalescins.
another case Of smallpox In Barre was dis
covered. The second case was a man who
answered the BARRIERS call Of next" when
Houghton climbed out of the chair two
weeks ago. A third case was diagnosed
Wednesday. small child In an apartment
not far removed from the first case being
i'll. 1t was nrst thought to have chicken-
pox.
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GRAND ISLE.

At the town meeting held March S the
Following officers were elected: Modera-
tor. A. j. Ladd; town clerk, Mrs. E. w.
Gordon; school director, A. s. Pearl: lister.
j. Socia; selectman, w. F. Parks: road
commissioner. w. p. Blow; overseer of
poor. w. A. Martin; treasurer. E. w.
Gordon; auditor, William Hazen; grand
juror. 8. G. Macomber; constable, John
Shackett; agent. F. A. Briggs; cemetery
commissioner. V. L. Hurlburt. The town
voted a tax Of $40 on the grand list. The
license question stood no. 10; yes, 10.
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ADDISON.

Moderator. M. F. Barnes: clerk. L. c.
Seegar; treasurer. L. c. Seegar: select
men, one year. E. c. Torrey; two years.
Robert Moorby; three years, E. M. Adams
listers one year, c. w. Fisher: two years.
John Elmer; three years. Charles Grandy;
constable. one year, o. A. Smith; two
years. Floyd Tatro; road commissioners.
east side. H. w. Clark; west side, A. L.
Patten; school directors. H. e. Spaulding.
r. N. Warner. w. w. Clark; town agent,
NJ. F.. Barnes; auditors, ono year, c. L.
Reed; two years, John Thomas: three
years. B. w. Smith; tax on dollar grand
list. $1.65; license. no, SO: yes, 10.
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FERRISBURG.

Moderator. c. A. Chapman; clerk, r. T.
Robinson: treasurer. Frank r. Booth: Sc
lestmen. C. s. Martin, L. e. Avery. H. F.
Beach: constable and collector. first. N. j.
Delano. second, e. A. Preston; listers. F.
w. Allen, q. A. Preston. p. p. Birkett;
road commissioner. F. B. Tupper; town
agent. ]. o. Walker: auditors. s. e. Noon
an. e. D. DeVine, e. r. Folsom; over
seer Of the poor. H. A. Booth; grand 1u-
rors. Wilbur Ball. j. o. Walker; school d.
rectors e. p. Birkett. c. s. Martin. 3. w.
Allen; trustee u 8. deposit money. n. D.
Booth: tax. $40 vote on license. yes .. no
81
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FLETCHER.

The following is a list Of the officers
elected at the town meeting: Moderator.
G. r. Gillian; clerk and treasurer. w. g.
Shepardson: school director. j. A. Hooper;
lister, A. J. Lamb; selectman for three
years. o. g. Carpenter; selsctman for two
years. Leno Wetherbee;' road commits
sioner c. H. Scott: overseer Of the poor.
D. S. Gillian; auditor. Walter Lamb;
town grand Juror. T. @. Ryan; constable,
E. T. Flanders; voted $500 for permanent
road; tax, $2.l5; license vote. 36 yes. Sc no.
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BELVIDERE.

. The annual town meeting was held at
the town hall Tuesday and the follow
ing officers were elected Moderator,
E. w. Potter; town clerk. j. o. Thomas;
school director, I. H. Robinson: listers
for one. two and three years. H. A. Stay
ton, F. E. Guard b. w. Fletcher; select
man, r. A. Fletcher; road commissioner.
]. r. McCuen; overseer OF the poor,
B. w. Fletcher: trustee public money,
j. s. Thomas treasurer, ]. w. Narcotic;
auditors. A. G. Chandler. +. f. Tracy:
town grand Juror. w. e. Davis; constable
and collector. H. C. Woodland; town
agent, ]. C. Thomas; tax voted, $500.
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BETHEL.


including about IS women. attended the
annual town meeting on Tuesday. Har-
mony was the word. although there were
friendly contests on the selectmen, Of
whom Representative John 8. Kimball
was elected for three years and the Hon.
A. Lee Cady for one year to succeed
Harry Emery, resigned A. N. Newell
Is the selectman holding over. No
license was carried, 185 to So. and no
fifth class license, 143 to SO. The town
voted $50 for Memorial day and 500 for
library purposes. Other officers, nearly
all elected without contests Of any kind.
were: Moderator. treasurer and trustee
of public money. the Hon. r. J. Flint;
clerk and lister for three years, Guy Will
son; overseer Of the poor the Hon. A. Lee
Cady, succeeding c. T.. Noble, who re-
fused a reelection; road commissioner,
Pearl A. Bowen: collector. w. R. Briggs;
auditor for three years, Charles Bat
chelder; town school director for three
years. Walter e. Chamberlin; agent. John
]. Wilson; cemetery commissioner for five
years, J. Wesley Miller; constables, F. C.
Putnam and F. s. Blossom, Jr.; grand
jurors c. d. Cushing and J. A. Ora
ham. A tax Of $1.25 for town and State
expenses and rs cents for the town school
district was voted. Patriotic exercises,
following the Governors commentator,
were the most impressive part of the
meeting. Moderator Flint read the Gov
ernors letter and the Rev. w. c. Har-
vey the statement of the Vermont COM
mittee on public safety. Speeches on diff
ferent war needs were made by H. H.
Dinsmore, the Hon. A. Lee Cady. John
]. Wilson, E. L. Bass c. d. Gushing and
8. M. Washburn.
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BOLTON.

The town meeting was held here
Tuesday and the following named Of
hcers were elected: Moderator. ]. H.
Smith; clerk and treasurer. F. A. Phil
lips; selectmen. F. O'Brien. J. 8. Jen-
nings, ]. H. Smith; tax collector, ]. H.
Smith; road commissioner, H. E. Muzzy;
town grand Juror, e. F. Green; listers.
H. e. Muzzy. e. F. Green, Fred Barlow;
school directors. d. J. Hayden. p. j.
Davis, G. W. Streeter; overseer of the
poor. e. F. Green: trustee Of public
money. F. A. Phillips: auditors. e. r..
Davis. Ira Fuller, A. Huntley. License
vote: Yes 10. no II. Voted tax Of sass.
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NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.

New York. March g.
BEEvES-Receipts 1880. Steady, steers
sloho0ls.7S; bulls s7Sooii.so; cows s4.so
00.bO.
CALvDs-Rsosipts 800. Weak. veals
SlS. 5O018: culls elO0lo.
SHEEP AND LAAHs-Rsceipts 2A6O.
Firm. sheep es3io; cuils ~; lambs sis0
ana heavy els; roushs aiakA, nisa MIA
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rift Lee; real estate agent, H. M. McFar-
land; $25 voted for IMMORTAL day observ-
ance $500 for re-surfacing roads; total
tax $500; license vote. yes q. no 1o1. About
q dozen women took advantage Of their
privilege to vote at town meeting.
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NORTHFIELp.

Moderator. Charles D. Edgerton; clek.
Claude L. Morse; treasurer. Claude L.
Morse; selectman. Fred Fuller Cthree
years.; constables. first. J. NJ. Donahue:
second. Morris w. Ryan; listers. F. ].
Houston Nhree years.: w. H. Dillingham;.
1.-TWO years.; ]. M. Donahue Zone year,
road commissioner. e. L. Kelly; town
agent. Charles A. Plumley; auditor. Will
liam H. Harden (three years.; overseer of
the poor. Horace H. Whitney: grand ju-
rors. j. L. Moseley, George Dillingham;, d.
B. Adams; library trustee. F. ]. Moriarty
(ave years.; cemetery commissioner,
James B. Sargent (hve years.; tax. $1.35
vote on license, yes t57. no As.r After con-
siderable discussion an appropriation OF
$500 was voted for the Brown library.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Moderator. H. H. Brigham: clerk. c. H.
wheelock; selectman. Gordon G. Gates
(three years.: school director. w. e. Ross
vote on license, no IS. yes 4. An appro-
priation of $25 was made for observance
Of Memorial day. The selectmen were
instructed to buy q steam roller.
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The Italian Aid socicety of Rutland has
sent the italian ambassador at Washing
ton sasl. proceeds Of an entertainment
given on the society's 2lth anniversary.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. March 9.
CORN-May S1.27A.
OATs-March s1xo; May sohc.
Provisions:
PORK-May S4s.35,
LARD-May S2822.
RIBS-May S25.22.
Cash quotations.:
PORK-Nominai.
LARD-$2e.22.
RIBS-$24.2592A7S.
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HARDwICK.

Moderator. B. J. Mulcahy; clerk and
treasurer. p. A. Shattuck; selectman.
c. l.. French three years.; constables.
FIRST. A. j. Burbank; second. v. w. Rand
collector, q. H. Lawrence; lister. A. w.
Norcross (three years.; road commits
sioner. Fred Eastman: town agent. c. NJ.
Sawyer; auditor, ]. e. Hancock; grand
Jurors, G. M. Sawyer and e. q. Smith
school director, l.. A. Haynes; library
trustees, C. A. Stanford (five years), Mrs.
Ida Billiard and Mrs. Anna Spaulding
trustee u. g. deposit money. selectmen;
tree warden. r. r. Taylor; tax. $40; vote
on license, no l61, yes a; 1900 appropri-
ated for highway fund; $500 appropriated
for library; $500 appropriated for hos
pital support; voted to wire town fol-
electric lights.
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SPOT COTTON AND FUTURES.

g. New York, March 9.
Spot cotton quiet. Middiine uplands
1925. ''
Cotton futures closed: March 1924 bid
May $31s4@S5; July S3O.33@35; Oct
SSo.2l@ OPS; Dec. S29.97 @S3O.
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HARTFORD,

Moderator. Alfred e. Watson (22nd
consecutive election); clerk. ex Gov. s. r..
Pingree (57th time); treasurer. George b.
Carpenter: selectman. Fred l.. Davis;
constable. Ernest II. Cakes; lister. Ro-
maine A. Spafford: auditor. David A.
Elliott; overseer of the poor. Trumbull
L. Hunt school director. George Stephens;
tax. $780, Seventy-two women voted.
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ROYALTON.

Moderator. Amos j. Eaton; clerk, James
H. Waterman; treasurer. A. @. Whitman
selectman three years.. WILDER Welch
lister Nhree years). Fred w. Rowland
road commissioner George Russ; over
seer OF the poor. p. s. Belknap: school
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ORWELL.

Moderator. c. B. Cook: clerk, L. T.
Lille; treasurer, d. L. Wells: selectmen.
r. C. Brown. G. w. FELTON,. ]. r. Con-
way: constables. A. c. Plue. T. H. Pur-
cell; listers l.. B. Needham. 7. H. Pur-
cell, e. 8. Bishop; road commissioners.
d. A. LaDuc; town agent. A. r. Bush
auditors L. T. Lille. ]. C. Thomas. Guy
Cook; overseer Of the poor. Daniel Cain
grand Jurors. ]. e. Conway, w. A. Jen-
nings. r. 8. Hall; school directors. c. j.
Blair. r. 8. Hall. G. l.. Smith: library
trustees, Mrs. w. A. Jennings. Mrs. J. g.
Wilcox. @. L. Smith. Mrs. s. L. Stevens,
Miss Addie NJ Raymond; superintendent
Mt. View cemetery. ]. H. Thomas; sexton,
years). Mrs. B. Crosby; librarian, c. T.
yes II. no g.
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WHITING.

Moderator. H. r. Wells; clerk. Sanford
]. Kelley; treasurer. Mrs. Addie c.
Wooster; selectman three years.. ]. B.
Daniels; constable. H. T. Taylor lister
(three years). E. 8. Webster; road COM
missioner, William Senior; agent to defend
and prosecute, Il. A. Baldwin,; auditor
(three years). j. NJ. Stickney; overseer
of the poor. N. H. Baldwin; grand Juror,
u. A. Baldwin; school director three
years.. H. r. Wells; library trustee (three
years.. Mrs. B. Crosby; librarian, T.. T.
Mason; trustee public money Uhree years)
F. e. Ransom: cemetery commissioner
Uhree years) r. N. Wooster; tax N.6O:
vote on license. yes /, no IS: voted $50
for town library; voted $500 State aid.
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MONTGOMERY.

director (three years.. Herman H. kiD ,o,
tax, $2.35; vote on license, yes TO- no "i'
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BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.

FURNISHED by the Associated Press)
Boston, March g.
BUTTER-Northern 40h O SOC: western
47149hc.
CHHEsE-New York twins. choice. 2eA
027c; good PAN @25hc.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
QUOTATIONS ON BUTTER
Boston, March @.
To-day's Chamber Of Commerce quotas
tons, the price Of commission merchants
to dealers. follow:
BUTTER-Creamery extras 4shc; cream,
cry frsts 47@47hc; creamery seconds 48cI
, ladies' 3S@30c; renovated butter 44c; storage
creamery frsts Ate.
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sioner, G. q. McAliister; tax 50; vote
on license: Yes is. no ZOE; NTH class,
yes 10, no 70. Voted $500 for State
highway; $50 for observance of Me-
mortal day: 81 per day for town off,
GERS; $50 for town library; to abate
taxes Of soldiers in service.
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SOUTH HERO.

Moderator. W. Robinson: clerk. ]. AL
len; treasurer. Juan Robinson; select
men, Henry Martin, Frank Troville. E.
B. Phelps; constable. William Fiheld;
collector. Juan Robinson; listers, Ho-
mer w. Keller. Ray Allen, Edward
Robinson; road commissioner. Bert
Patnode: town agent, George Tracy
auditrs, ]. r. Wadsworth, w. White
William Landen; overseers Of the poor
selectmen; grand Juror. M. Hubbard
school director. John Fresh. Mrs o. D.
Fiheld. Mrs. H. w. Keeler; library trus-
tee. Mary Allen; trustee u. 8. deposit
money, L. Allen; cemetery commission
or. l.. Allen; tax $500. ..