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LAW SCHOOL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL. ON THE

i third day of September next, open n Law School,
at Burlington Vermont in which they hope to afford
young reasonable facilities for acquiring know
ledge at least OF the rudiments of the Law 1t will
be their desire to Undue students not only with know
ledge OF the elementary prncicles OF the law, but also
with its spirit and philosophy. The of instruc
ton will combine recitaons from the most approved
textbooks with examination, and oral manuscript
lectures; to which will be added moot courts for the
argument and decision of cases which have been pre-
viously given out. The course of study which will
be prescribed will require at least two wears for its
accomplishment 1t will be their object first to give
the student general view Of the system of the law
and of its leading principles then, proceed analyt-
cay with its various titles until the student shall have
encompassed, far as it may be possible the whole
system The school will be organized by forming it
into general divisions, the of the students
shall require. A public with library will be
provided, at which the moot courts will be held and
which will be open at all times for the accommodation
OF the students. 1t is expected that the members OF
the school will have the privilege of attending the pub
lie lectures OF the University Of Vermont and will be
admitted TO the enjoyment of the College Library. free
of charge, subject only TO the incidental expenses OF
the latter. The vacations of the school will be two,
annually; l. e., of four weeks from the first We'd
ncsday of August, and of nine weeks from the
first "Wednesday of December; nearly corresponding
with the vacations in the College The rate Of tuition
will be fifty dollars for academic year; and i'll that
proportion for any fraction of a year.
! Burlington, July 10, 1916. .....-.
MILO l.. BENNETT,
5tt WILLIAM w. PECK.
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RATHER COOL!

Any thing cool, in this weather, is re-
freshing. For instance: We received a
letter from Boston, day or two since, en-
closing an advertisement, from one of that
increasing class Of citizens who employ the
sun to portray images on highly polished
metal surfaces, and forthwith style them
selves ARTISTS. This Artist requested us
to publish the accompanying advertisement
in the Free Press, for the term of ONE YEAR,
and also, 10 do him the favor 10 write short
editorial in his praise. Whcreupon the fol-
lowing Bill Of Exchange, we were informed
would be available for our benefit:
Dine the Publisher of the Burlington Free Press
N, order NJ either of our Establishments in manning
half The cities in the Union eight dollars demand
rauobie in Daguerreotype hkenesses at cash price.
(Signed),
We have declined the ''negotiation"-th'
odevil'' himself not caring to be portrayed
cractiy as he is.
We will, however, buy few daSuerreo
types of our friend the artist, who has ha'
this trouble with us for nothing and pa,
him in our Lake Champlain trout, prim
quality, if he will agree to iake EN- as me-
swfM.
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Nh NJ; DONNEGAN'S HOTEL. NorRE DAME

.jll u street, Montreal. Canada East. This mag
nificcnt Hotel is cquaed in the Canadas, and not
surpassed by any the United States for elegance
and comfort, II the former mansion OF Mr. Blng-
ham. and more recently the palace of Lords Durham
and Sydcnhan both of whom made large expenditures
in the Internal embellishments and during the last year
the subscriber has made very extensive additions which
render the capacity OF the Hotel sufficient to ac-
commodatc, in the most comfortable manner, over
three hundred persons.
In consequence OF the severity of the winter, the
subscriber unable get the improvements done IN
time to open the House with all the comforts desired
this Spring. He is most happy TO announce to ms
friends that he has remedied all the deficiencies
which were upon the establishment when first opened.
The House is now flashed and has Just received a
very choice of black servants, a Steward OF high
reputation. French COOKS, &c, from New York, that
will place the table, attendance and comfort OF this
House equal To any upon this continent.
The subscriber grateful for the many tavors OF a
generous public while in Rascos Hotel, begs contin-
uancc of their kind iavors assuring them that every
exertion shall he made make their stay with him
most pleasant one. This Hotel is in the immediate
vicinity of the principal attractions, such the Great
Cathedral, Champ d Mars, &c. &c.
Omnibusses at the Boats upon their arrival to con-
vey passengers and baggage to the Hotel
j. NJ DONNEGANA.
5w3 Iaie keeper RascO Hotel
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4flnrkcts.
BRIGHTON MARkET-JuNE, 10. 1916.

BRIGHTON WNRkFT-JUNE, II. ISI6.
At market. 800 Cattle (includng ~ in the middle
ol the week. 10 yokcs Working Oxen, i6 Cows and
Calves, 1000 Sheep and about 80 winc.l53 head OF
Cattle cn,uc over the Western Railroad
BEEF CATrlI- Sales ofeNIa, ST % first quality So
-: second quality, So 30; third quality, 81 80 n So
WORKING OXLN--Sacs noticed AT So, rs a 81.
~. % 36 n SI2 30.
SuErP AND L,MBS-Snlcs brisk and we noticed sevc-
raj lots taken at 81 -. 30. > 30 1j 331
Sw1NE-Ahout last weeks prices Were obtained for
like quality Old Hogs !c Shoats AT retail from 81 q
.! n &c.
n b. There is drove on the road (Ohios) 100 head
for next Monday. said to he very fine in quality.
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proccc,I;ups OC the senatorial Convention.

eysThe Wings of Chittenden County met IN Con
voS,or n, ,be Cout house in Burlington on the I'll
juy. inst for the purpose of nominating State Sena
tors for the County ct Chittenden.
On motion, DAVID READ. Esq. of Colchestcr wn
appointed Chairman and e. r. DAvEy, OF Burlington
On motion of Mr.. Weston, a committee Of three
from each town represented, appointed to nomin
ate candidates for Senators.
After n brief dclibcration, the Committee Of nom
ipntiou rcported the names Of DANIEL. II. ONION o
Milton. and HARRY BRADLEY, of Burlington, as can
didaes for senators, which report was adopted and
by vote of the Convention, the above named person
were nominated
ON motion, the Convention adjourned.
DAVID READ, Chairman.
G. + D,yEy Secretary.
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The Conventions on Tuesday last.


Thr District and 'nrtoral Conventions which Were
held in this Nag' on Tuesday last very nuTncr
ously attcnled-nuch more SO, indeed, than, at this
busy season ulho year, could have been, was, anc
pa,ci Nearly every town in the District was repre-
scented.
The results of the deliberations these Conventions
are before our readers in official form, in columns
to-day. 1t affords Us especial qualification to say tina,
thrS" results were attained with unaniny most en-
tire aud cordial On the first informal bnlloting by the
large Committee OF the District Convention, Consisting
ufnrarly Il hundred mnubcrs), GEo. =. MARSH, our
present highly distinguished and able Representative
received crcry rate. So perfect agreement of wish
and opinions, without previous consultation dis
cnsson in Committee unusual ordinarily, as it is
always honorable to the nominee In this instance, i,
furnishes AN emphatic and decisive indication, that by
his course in Congress Mr. MARSH has justified the
expectations which his varied and extraordinary al
launcnts, his interchangeable industry, and his well
known soundncss oCpotcal faith, had led his consttu
cnS 10 indulge respecting him His election is Of course
beyond prcadvcnturc
The same cordial GOOD feeling prevailed in the Coun
~ Convention. Onr excellent and popular State Sen
ators, Mrssr4 BRADLEY and ONION. We're rc-nomina
ted They will represent faithfully and well, the inter
csts of Chittruden County in the Senate. The spri
which pcrvadcd the Convention, leaves no room tc
lonbt that they will be reelected.
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Henry lJyde,s Estate.

District Of Chittcnden 81 l bate Court for the
District OF ChttenIen-To all persons concerned in
the Estate of Henry Hyde, late u Burlington in said
District. deceased GREETING
Whereas Henry Ieavenworth, executor d tire last
viii and Testament of said deceased, proposes to
render an account of his administration, and pre-
sent his account agains, said estate for examina-
10 bc holden at the Registers Office in snid Burlington
on the fourth Wednesday of July 1876.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause if any you have why the account afore-
said should no, BE- allowed
Given under my hand Burlington this first day oi
July, A. ID. 1916. -
4w3 VIM WESTON, Regtsfer.
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BOSTON MARkET-.IuNE 30.

FroUR-Thc stock OF prime qualities on the markc.
is very limited tor the and prices for extra and
bakers flour are fully sustained low grade Genescc
and Ohio are selling NJ the previous ratcsthc former
81 - n 1 81 and the other 50 81 a W pr bbl.
GRAM AZ usual on Monday there is very little doing
in the Corn market, and prices the same as at the
close OF the last report Oats good deal depressed
owing to the heavy supplies, and prices have fallen
since the first of the present month II q l5c pr bushcl
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SrAYE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. ,le PRO-
District OF Chittenden: To all persons concerned ID
the estaie Of Charles Brewster late a Colchester, III
said District, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Alpha Brewster administrative de boRis
Of the estate "a said deceased proposes 70 render
an acc1nt a lsr administration and present her
count against said estate for examination and allow
ance AT session u te Court a Probate to te holden
at the Registers Office in Burlington, in said district,
on the fourth "Wednesday Of July next
Therefore you hereby notified TO appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause if any you have why the aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 23I day Of
June, A. D. 1876. -
3w3 WIN WESTON, Register
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1ftarrieS.

In this village on the Cd inst by the RI Rev Bishop
Hopkins, Mr. THOMAS WATERS to Miss JANE BLACK,
both of this place.
At St Adams Bay, June 2sth, by the Rev. Mr.. Ca
dy, Mr. CHARLES STEARSs, Of N. Y, TO Mrs SARAH
EDWARDS, OF the former place.
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DIN VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VIZ The s1hsrfitTr h'lng desrons ~ retnnH
from business offers for sale his large and valuable
FARM consisting OF Do acres OF excellent land SIT
uated in the village OF Chazy, Clinton County. \
Upon the premises two dwelling houses three
barns out houses, etc, etc. The Farm is well wood
ed and watered and altogether one o the most val
liable and pleasant locations in the county Terms
easy
For particulars, apply TO the subscriber on the pron
ises. ALEXANDER SCOtr
Chsv, April % lsi6
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A. EDWARDS
Cheap AsAa..Y Cash
OOK STOR e.

NO. ] Ftcks Cummings.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL, CLASSICAL AND MIS-
CLLANEous BOOKS AND STATIONERY, AT CITY PRICES.
History of the Bastic, by B Davenport, 80
Achievements of Knights Of Malta, by Alex.
Sutherland, 100
Mrs Somerve on the Connection OF the Physical
Sciences, %
Percval kecnc by Captain Marryat, %
Anthon's Dictionary Of Greek and Roman Anti
qutcs abridged by the author, 70
Thomas Hoods Poems 90
Pictures from Italy. by Charles Dickens, 3's
Moses from an old Manse., by n. Hawthorne,
volumes, w
Critchon by w Harrison Answorth, Is
A Year among the Jesuits, 80
Bcechers Lectures to Young Men, 62t
Addresses and Miscellaneous Writings by
Charles b. IIaddock, ID D., Prof OF lntellec
tual Philosophy and Political Economy in
Dartmouth College, vo. -
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The following letter from Rev HENRY WOOD,

The following letter from Rev HENRY WOOD,
OF Concord \ H., editor OF the Congregational Jour
nal religious newspaper OF high character, speaks
volumes in favor of the good qualities OF Wistar's
lalslm
Concord. \ II March > 1876
Mr. W : Fuwr-Drar Sir: Two years ago the
pa~t'wntcr sudden and violent attack upon my lungs
by exposure TO cold, confined M 10 my room and bed
Tor several weeks and when recovered, was so
much oppressed 10y difficulty in breathing, that ]
incapable oil rapid walking and violent exercise, and
often was unable 10 sleep rest upon bed by night
The suffering was frequently extreme, and, Judging
from the nciiicacy Of the remedies used, supposed
the disease incumbe. Being persuaded TO try bottle
of Wstar- Bulsam Of Wild Cherry without the least
confidence IN It's efficacy thai OF any other prescrlp-
lion no one can fully understand my surprise and JOY,
when found the difficulty almost entirely removed
before one bottle used up Having mortal aver
sion 10 medicine and seldom using II in amy form no
thing bat sympathy with my fellow Sufferers induces
me 10 make this public statement. and rcconumehd
the uticc 10 others similarly afflicted.
With respect yours lnlly,
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed Butts, on the wrapper
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THE MOST ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.
A Blessing A miracle ! A T0Hder -!
To cure Eruptons and Disigurements OF the Skin
Pimples, Freckles, Sunbun, Salt Rheum Scurvy
Sore Heads, etc. etc. etc.
Four years ago last August, the capital OF France
was astonshed in consequence OF discovery made by
an Italian Chemist Many doubted--i seemed almost
an mpossbility that any thing made by the hands OF
man. could have such singular powers as that claimed
by Antonio Vesprini TOR his invention. Many classed
him and invention humbug. (ard alas many fool
ish persons without trying do the same dow AT length
after testing it in the hospitals, the Medical Society OF
Paris, the best Chemists in the word0 delivered the
following report to Signor Nesprini =
1--WE have now infinitely and earthly examined the
singular invention of Vesprni We have Analysed It's
component parts--wc have used ii i'll several cases,
and hesitate not to pronounce 1t the Italian 'hcl-
cal Soap n great blessing, and truly wonderful
remedy for any butaneous eruption or Disagreement Of
the skin. Its inventor we consider the true pllaltiro
pst of suffering mankind.
tSigned) LEOPOLD DUPREl, Pres"
Then comes the report of the "Socete de 1nstitute
Of scientific experiments
1--WE are asionsfed,' exclaims the aged President,
"at this singular preparation - Nesprnl's Chemical
Soap Where indeed, will science stop Here we
have n preparation made in the form OF II beautiful
piece Of soap, which we know by actual practice to
cure every eut1nsops eTnP'9H every asrG r U
sngulaI power bease The Negro. the Creole, the
Yellow Race of the East and the Red Man OF the Far
West are alike under the influence OF It's extraordinary
Oh Dturll1 ytlfW OF anu
ing it white and Beautiful and OF changing the color OF
dark, or black or brown skin liere severa persons
were brought forward by the President who had used
it, in proof of his assertions)
There are probably few persons of Intelligence, who
after reading the above, will doubt the qualities OF
Joness Italian Chemical Soap. i'll curing Eruptions
Dsgurements. Freckles. Salt Rheum. Scurvy, Ersyp-
elias Sunbum, Morphcw, Tan, Yellow or brown skin
&c Should there be such persons, perhaps the follow
ing recommendation well as hundreds from others
may convince them.
From the ~ Y. SIM.
We make it a rule never to notice an advertised ar
tice, but from what have heard from several per
sons respe, ting the powers fJoness Italian Chcmica
Soap, do not hesitate to pronounce all II Is repre-
sensd and can therefore conaclenousy rcconilnen,
it To readers who afflicted with cruptiors
marks, disigurements.
HARRINGTON BROTHERS.
Only wholesale and reail agents for VT and Canada
Church-st Burlington VI, July 10, lSi6 jm3
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WIN. WESTON, Register.


STATE OF vERMoNTI \ ia Probate Co"r,
dwelling house in North Hero in said district on the
18th day of June, A. ID. 1916,
An Instrument purporting 10 be the las, VIII and
Testament of THADDEus LASpoS, late OF South Hero,
in said district deceased being presented to the Court
here bv Jesse Landon, OF the Executors the rein
named for Probate 1t is ordered by said Cour, that
all persons concerned therein, be notified to appear at
n session of said Court be holden al the Courthouse
in North Hero in said district the 25th day OF Ju-
ly next and show cause if any they may have, agar
the Probate OF said WILL for which purpose it lie fur
published three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press, printed Burlington soon as may be-
A true copy of record. -
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT Register.
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FRENCH ACADEMY.
ROOMS OYER MR. DEWEY'S STORE
z. o. 2. DEMARAY. RECENT.

vi Ly from Montreal, and who has completed his
open in this place for only the fifteenth OF
July inst school for instruction in the French Ian
guage. The people of Burlington are assured that
nothing shall be wanting his part render the
nstructonsss useful possible to his pupils The fact
Of his possessing the PURE PARTISAN ACCENT
$50 deservedly esteemed by all well educated persons
encourages him to hope that his attempt to establish
in this place institution where the French Language
may be acquired in its purity will be literally supported
The time for meeting his pupils will be, for gentle
men, at 9 o'clock, A NJ, for ladies, at O'Clock I
NJ to continue one hour each
Mr. P. o P. De Maray continues also 20 give lessons
in private families Free lectures Wi BE- gwen 10 his
pupils twice week, on Modern French Literature
such introduced in France by lie Ficomt6 Chateau
BRAND
Refer to C F Davey, Esq V Hickok, Esq to
the Free Press Office, the Instructor himself
Mr. Doane's boarding house.
Prompt apnllcatons are Respectfully solicited 3W.}
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PEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.

READ THIS
From the Inpentor himself 10 the present Proprietor
DARIS November 4, lSiO-In consideration OF the
L sum of $500, have dvulged 10 Mr.. TT Jones
residing in the city of New York, n. A., the whole
process of manufacturing together with statement OF
the ingredients composing my Italian Chemical Soap
He is to manufacture it for sale in the United States
only, and to have the privilege of naming it JONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP" -
(Sgned) ANTOO VESPRlN1
Witness Henry J. Holdsworth
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Dic0.

In this town, Both ult., of inflammation of the lungs
EDWARD MARSH, only child of Mrs Mary f. Pang-
born, widow of the late Amos Pangbom-aged five
years and ten months.
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4 MEXICAN PRINTS. 81 CASES Fancy

= do, cases Furniture do. Oar Prints arr pur-
chased OF the Manufacturers Agents, and they are
thus Obtained nearly direct from the Manufacturers
We pay no one profit on them but barely the Agts'
commission. In this manner obtain an adcdntdgc
oyer those who buy these Goods in less amount than a
FacSase; As they pay Jobbers proGf, which is saw
ed by US IN gong direct Ia the Agencies Possessing
these advantages, would direct the attention OF
buyers, assuring them that can furnish them with
Prints upon terms better than any Ilous' in this yicin
ilv. Villas x MOVES
Burlington. 1916 -
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NEW YORK MARkET-JuNE2 ~.

FLouR--All dispatches are quite dullGenesoe 81
l2k. Michigan 81 Baltimore, Alexandra, etc. 81,
1000 bush northern yellow Corn sold 55c., Jersey
Corn Meal 81 81 5000 bushels Ohio Corn sold in lots
according quality and condition, at a. A. and i7c.
PRovIsloNs-Wcre dull, without change in prices
The receipts OF Flour via the North River for the week
to 6G 962 bhl--makng total for the OF
6l5 tu3 barrels
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ROOk-BINDlNG. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
Id say to his friends aud the public that he still car
ries ON the Book Binding and Blank Book making AT
his old stand where he has superior workman aud all
work entrusted to his care will be- done in good STYLE
and taste Blank Books Of the best linen paper made
10 order and ruled to any pattern and warranted
Edges Of books narbled and gilded if desired
STEVENS WOODS
Burlington July g. 1916. Strongs Building
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NANCY ARTICLES! SOAPS. PERFUMES.

Il Pomades, Bandones, Hair Obs Lap Salve, Ca
chous Cut Glass, Perfume Bottles, fungens, Fancy
Mirrors Indelibe Inks, Puff Boxes, Tooth Powders
Pastes and Washes, Hair Dye and EradicaIors Court
Plaster, Jones Soaps, Favors Tor Pastry etc etc,
at PECK Il SPEARS
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UINOOSKI COTTON. VIZ HAVE MADE
W an arrangement with the owners OF these Sheet
ings TO keep them constantly hand and tor sale at
the Factory Prices We would solicit the attention OF
Merchants and others wishing to buy their Goods by
the Bale or Piece think that their superior qdia
Hg will De n strong recommendation to the buyer and
tn consumer. Our people should encourage home
iniustrg' Villas IL NIOES.
April, lSl6. "A
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ALRANN MARkET-JrNE 9

FLoUR-Dul Very little offering and Tor thai MOI
much inquiry Sales oenesee - 06i and sales IVES
TEN and G,cncsec from store a, 81 q a. Oats 800.
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Vermont Central Rail Road.
:1s;sys s.:izg5 Ess- a ii

n ASSESSMENT OF TEv DOLLARS ON A
n share has been ordered by the Directors of the Vt
Central Rail Road Company, payable on the first day
OF August next. Payments may be made the Far
mers x Mechanics Bank at Burlington, at the Bank
OF Montpelier, nj the Bank of Woodstock, or at the
Trcasurer's Office, No. III fremont Row, Boston
SAMUEL H. VALLEY Treasurer
Boston, June > 1916. 4wi
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NOTICE. THE PECK AND SPEAR

~ DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, The partner
Peck & Spear, was, by mutual consent, dissolved on
the LIST OF April 1876 The books and demands of the
late firm, will remain in the hands of Theodore A.
Peck who is fully authorised to settle and adjust them
The business at the PECK g. SPEAR DRUG ES-
TABLISHluENT will hereafter be continued in all
It's various departments by Theo A Peck who guar
antees to customers IL they shall be- suited, hereto
tore, both in the quality and price, oi all articles which
he offers for sale.
5wS THO. A PECK
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TIN WARE.
~, DRY GROCERIES, 60 Cursrs Nv.

r nj TUN' 7VT1VTiH'. W VHTSTS ut
~ son, Young H., II 5. & Pouchong Teas
- z 10 hhd St OK, Porto Rico Il n q Sugars
10 Molasses
= tons loaf criish'd and powd Sugars
Candies, Bar Soap. Starch, Ginger. Cassia. Pepper
Spice. SaIeratus, Cocoa Nemcilla, Tobacco Cloves
NutniegS, Lamp Oil, Sperm Candies Goldfish Sal
eraus, etc. STRONGS * co
lime 3 1916
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\ INNEID OlL. Villas n MOVES ARE NOW
l 4 manufacturing at Winooski city pure article of
Linseed OIL Merchants DESTROYS OF obtaining good
quality of oil will find it for their interest to call upon
ut Store.
Burlington, June 8, 1916
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Juvenile singing school.

MIR. NICHOLS WILL COMMENCE ON SAT-
vi urday next, at 1 o'clock, ?. NJ, at the Lecture
Room OF the Congregational Church, CLASS for the
instruction of Children in Singing
Terms - One dollar the scholar for of
Twenty Lessons. Two or more from one family -
cents each The first lesson is free Parents and
Children are invited to attend