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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

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johnson. Sarah. s14. H.
yohnsoa. stephen. so 81
Jones. Sophia. s1152-
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Jores. 1h0s- o.. SIS 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
WASHINGTON CITY-Coasnned:

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Jones. LAW. ssS2. 80
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Jacobs. Mary p s3l 81
Jenkins. Maria. 60 IS
yohns'sn. Mary V; IS L.
yOues. Margaret. s11. or
Jones. Mary T.. s43 n.
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Jordan. Maria l. Sl6 Oo-
Jordan. Martha A.. SIS "a.
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Johnson Noble sls
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Joachim, sophia. So. n
johnson. Sarah. GA. IL.
johnson. stephen. s26 81
Jones. sophia. s1752.
Joyce. Susan. $40. 49,
johnson, Townley, $500
Jones. Thaddeus A.. s37 o.
JOres. 1hos o. SIS 81
JACKSON. Nm.. Is ID
Jackson, I'm. 60 So
John esley A NJ e Church, t1lb go
John Wesley A. NJ L Church ST1 0a
Johnson. Washington. eI3 g.
johnson. Washington Y, e5A -
johnson, VIM NJ s6S IL.
johnson. VIM b. s10. q.
johnson. Vim. 81. 80.
johnson. Wm-, s55.S3
johnson. W. Bishop. $5LQ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

e. f. held a sociable at the residence of
Mr.. Blodgett Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Bartlett of Island Pond is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Fletcher. Jesse
Brewer has moved from Bakersfield into the
Meacham house and will open meat mar
kct soon in company with L. w. Minor.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Sewell Newton's barn burned last Satu-
day evening his hay, grain, farming tools,
three cows and four young cattle being
consumed. But for the timely arrival of
citizens the house must have burned also 49,
j. c. ODER has changed his village residence
with f. a. Gallup for his farm. The fami-
lies are moving this week.-Mrs.. F. 5. Haz-
ard and her sister. Miss Ole Masurc, who are
home from New Hampshire on a short vaca-
ton. spent Sunday in Richmond with lela
tvcs.-Mrs. X. c. Smith was in town Sun
day, also Il. II. Kinds and family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
READING.

Mrs Justin Davis is in Plymouth. MIR.
and Mrs. Marccllus Bryant of this town re-
Gently visited in Derby and Canada. Mrs.
Curtis of Salem, Mass. is visiting her niece.
Mrs Jane Shetld. Leon Coolidge has been
obliged to return home from Ludlow, where
he has been attending school, on account of
severe sprain OF the knee. caused by play
ing foot ball-A temperance lecture was
delivered in the Baptist church at Felchviilc
on Sunday evening by Prof Harrison Went
worth OF New Hampshire. Mrs. Harding,
former resident of this town and sister of
Mr.. L. f. Conant, died recently in Boston
and her remains were brought to this town
for intermcnt at Balcy's mills.-Mrs Hank
White has returned from trip to Boston. -
Mr. H. q. Coolidge is ON the sick list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

STATE or VERMONT. To all persons
DISTRICT or tU'TrENpEN. concerned in
b" estate of heroine Z. smith, late Of Bur
imston in said district deceased.
GREETING:
II the Probate Court. holden at darlington.
within and for u c district of Chiticudrn, on
ine 10th day OF Movcmhcr,lss3, an instrument
lur PORTING 10 lc tine last will and tc-tumcut of
Jerome =. smith, late of burlington, in
said district. dccc1sod wa presented 10 the
rourt aforesaid for probate.
And il j. ordered by said court that the 18th
lay Of Dccoubcr l'3, AZ the Probate Court
rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for APP
proving said Testament: ana That notice there
u Do given tO0ll persons concerned, by pub
l~hIA@ his order three weeks successfully in
Pc burlington Free Press. u ncWs paper print
.d a' said Burlington, previous 20 the time ap
pointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before -1ld court. az the time and place afOrc
mid, ana contest the probate Of said will if
you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. IN said
Ilstrc', tbs 10Th day of November. 1855
JEANNE STACY, REGISTER.
IVI,v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

From the 81. bloomsbury CalcdonianI.
The interest in the non-confrmation of
Postmaster Randall continues undated and
/ will not die ont until the matter is set
lied. Since our last issue several things
awe happened. Both Postmaster Randall
md Major Bowman have been to Burling-
.on and laid the whole case before Mr..
.mallcy Evidence has also been taken
turing the week concerning the interference
With private mail in the st. Johnshury
,fice. Some interesting developments may
Ie looked for along this line. Postmaster
Sandal has asked for an investigation upon
he charge that he opened a letter sent here
rom Washington by senator Proctor. and
he charge will be thoroughly investigated.
Many people suffer for years from trouble
ono and rcpulsiyc sores, boilS and rruptiuus.
ithuut ever testing the marvellous curative
,ropcrtics of Ayers Slrsaparila. The expert
nent is certainly worth trying BE sure you
ret Ayers Sarsaparilla and no other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
WIN DHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

Be2uel Shedd. about 20 years Of age, an
eccentric character living alone on the
Wallace DAVIS farm, was found dead in his
cellar Nov. /. Cause of death unknown
John Hall, fireman on the Fitchburg rail
road, lost his life Tuesday the Nth at Win
chendon, Mass. He got Off his engine on to
bridge to throw switch, and fell through
the bridge into the canal and was drowned
He was % years old and his parents reside
in Mechanicsville, y. Y.-Mls.C l.. Linsley
of Langdon, y. H., will serve as clerk in
Stone ~ TuXbury'S during the holidays. -
john Clair has been appointed travelling
freight and passenger agent for the Illinois
Central railroad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
VERMONT NEWS.

fair and trip to st. Louis in time to take
in the excursion to New York last Monday.
Dyer Hall has gone to Boston.-Abcl
Phelps is selling his stock and will soon
move to Bo.ton to reside. There are several
cases of scarlet fever and whooping cough
n toNyu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

The Marquis de Lafayette Chapter Daueh.
tiers Of the American Revolution located at
Montpelier, had their last meeting with Mrs.
Luther Newcumh, a few day, since Rev.
A. y. Lewis, rector of Chri,t's church. read
Il most interesting historical paper and a
now member wa, added.
The next meeting will be held AT the resi-
dence of Prof j w. Burgess on Tuesday
next. The ladies of Montpelier are TO he CON
gratulatedupont the auspiciou, starting of this
chapter Green Mountain chapter Of this
city has five applications awaiting action at
the next meeting, The chapters at Rutland
and Bratteboro are doing nicely and several
others will be instituted in the State before
long. Mrs. Jesse Burdettc Of Rutland.
regent for Vermont, is doing good worl,
in this patriotic order of the women of the
United States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

WiLlIAMST OWN.
a successful sub-dstrct fpworth League
convention closed the evening of the 4th
Rcv. l. p. Chase president of the St Johns
bury District league. was in charge. Ad-
dresses were made Monday evening by Rev.
!. p. Chase and Rev. r.. L. Nanton of Nor
risville. Tuesday was devoted to conven-
ton work. The local league entertained Wis
iting parties, giving dinner and supper in
the church vestrv. Addresses were made
during the day by Rev. :. Donaldson of
Mortified, Rev. 5. II. Tucker of Marshfield
Rev. Il. +. Reynolds of WilIiamstown and
Rev. W. r. Davenport of Barre Mrs Rob
crit Davis of Mortified read paper. Miss
Converse gave recitation. Reports and
discussions enlivened the day Rev. j. ~
Perrin delivered an excellent address, bear
ing the fraternal greetings of the Christian
Endeavor society and the Congregational
church. Rev. f. NJ. Smith, ID. D., princi-
pal of V. NJ. s., spoke in the evening. fol-
lowed by Rev H. a. Spencer of Montpelier
Marshfed. Barre and Mortified leagues
were represented. The convention was con-
sidcred Il success.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
GRANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANNOI PA

y. ~ Culver went to C'uechec Friday to
WISH ms SiStef'---A d. flnSc ana SISTER cara
were summoned TO AorrlsNIiIc FRIDAY alter
noon 10 attend the luhrial "i an aunt.-M.
IT, W aSl'"'ih S'arteo saturday morning for
burlington anu 'hderhliI'--i. H. Horton
ana al VIE oi HprlnSleid' Mass. were III town
,I'o"I' Nl.l,ihS d. w. ATWOOD an" wife
MrS, NHrHh "rE"oId' VINO mas been VISITING
ncr nro'N'f' FRANK Hrls"oh returned to
h'r nome AT bratheboro H"t"rdaN.-Nlre.
i'eh htlESS OF hartford an" rhl!d visited
her la'hgF' "e"iGr M"uituH' FHday.-MiSS
''IlIo ila"Ilrf VISITED III -'olthilcId FRIDAY
aH': SATURDAY.
naile' T. Mrl"iI has returned to New
''fN ait'f staying IN town Tor ;h' past
seven months Next Nprln9 tine base halIistN
WEI nave new grounds to play ON through
MS Kindness lie grounds are on Central
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

nv "C'N C.ICIt'
!. ~ 'l''oI gwen AT MIS-. l. I, MpuItoh ;
, IN Vi ''lo I1'n ior rev a. y. Lows
'',i ~ ".3 i'l G'iN atleI'''u ny thllst $
c" y" ,'"' 1911 'i'', wiz very cnloNahIe al
i'V"' i"IIoS dewey ana WIG assist
W. AZ = -i'".r"I anu an ana MIS-. Lewis III
~ Hc 'IiAI'S room ana tables
WY, WY "Hu'tN ue'oIV''u IN PINK. Misses
49,. , ,'1 iia,i llO f'u9e' MnrEate'
.''u I-iHA'L T'N SCI NrH Tue Ire'h-
, ', ',9 l'gi'e 'r' ana HiS, nae
coffee urn Mr. .Iobn Adam. Mr. Nr,.rn,,,
and Mr.. Robinson noted ~ nsbcr. md Mis-
Helen Kempton and Ralnb Dn,vn,. ,,.i,b NJ.
and Mrs. Covpu ns .o,inI committee
Mrs. C. Y. Sabip and 1ouwhto,. Nil. .roy.
sic. Started the 11tb foi. .r,Itbrrn CnIifo,.ni,
whore they will s,.nd tbo ,yi,to,.
The marri,aoof IyoI+o. / To,li,, .n1
Miss, Emma IIo,Tou too, ,loro Tn,.,1a,
evening ot tbe home Of tbo hrijc.. ,o,ont.
The local board of fire. iu.rranco nnIS,.
writers of Nrort,.nlin. boid tLoi,. o,,,,,t,,.l,-
meeting here IJondov No,nI,I,.'. fl nnI
pursuant to INSTRUCTIONS r,.,,n tLn V,,v t7r',S
land Insurance c,rh,n,o if wa. ,.,toI r.
advance the rotn. in Stool, co,,,a,io. m,
farm nr,pc,t,. IN nra ,a,. cont mn n,,o' ,.,.,,.
emo ana nno-LoIf ,,or can't ~, t,,, ,.na,. .,.i
and two.I er cent ~, tb,no vr.,. nnIicia. mo-
policv to Inc vr,ifto,, fo,. 81 lnn,..r to,.,, t,a,
thi.ec vno,.. hi. win MOI .,Ho,.+ a.. rat,'
of tho two mutual ,.,',,,,',,i, i(...4I i,',,.
r.o,l, :, p,,f..l..u Ia' ,,,.,,' 49, U-,ui'.,'..
town. VT. ~ LEGAL tclrpraIL ourrat,r
Tho new Woodworking shop OF the Lane
Manufacturing company was dedicated last
Friday night by social dance. The uppcr
floor was left without post. toy the occasion.
making one of the largest halls in the State.
The affair was under the management of
employees of tine company Supper was
served in the lower room Of the building to
about 900 persons. The MONTPELIER Military
Band orchestra furnished music.
The Ladies of the church Of the Messiah
served n supper ut the church FRIDAY night,
from which they realized net nro.it OF
about &3f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

Saturday aftcmoon.- oud Mrs NJ O.
Evans are r. ,icing owe" rh, arrival of n
,on.--Thr Ladi.,' Al sl.ict, m,- with
Mr., l.. Bryant Wc.n -la. ait-rn1,u.-
The L"nd-a EIa'd 1.i.t. meet. ou Saturday
afternoon with Nts. Dr.. Embellishments
Patterson j, nome on vacation.
Mr.. .. \. Scabury OF Boston anil l.. :.
Richardson of Concord. y. H.. ar. ruio. ing
a partridge hunt in to"u.-Brron Palmer is
spending his vacation in town.
Prize speaking, uud.r the direction of
Lewis Moody, took place at the Hreyu Noun
tain seminary. Many friend, ut MIR. and
Mrs. Walter f.. Guptl gave them surprise
party Monday evening, it being tine 2Dth am
niNersary of their wedding The evening
was pleasantly spent and a liberal collection
was taken up.
EAST MONTPELlEF
Will" Mr.. AMI MR.. Wcknor t,era visiting
relatives in Connecticut Mn Iirkuor wa,
taken sick and after q few day. illness died.
1lr-. Ticknor returned home last wees We'd
no,iuY and i, 20 live with bar daughter
Mrs. Z. =. McEuight.-C. G. Brook, is -ll-
ing off his stock ON account oi scarcity of
water,-J. N. Willard goes 20 Nebraska
this week On business Vernon ,ewctt ;t
building a blacksmith and Wucclr.ht shop
on the place he purchased of g. b. Gu>ha.
Jarvis X Willard have discharged about
30 of their stouc-cutters. --E,l j Edward
Wright is To give lecture at the Morse
school house in the near fullre
WATERBURY CENTRE.
:. b Chase died "Wednesday morning of
last week and Friday Ms remains were taken
to Hill. y. H., for iutcrmcut Edwin HiI
expects to move To Lincoln about December
!. -George sawyer is occupying part of
f. d. BATTLES house Nj. Battle, eN-
poets TO move to DuXbmy January Il
Grin Minot is making Improvement, on his
place.. T. ThurStons new house is near
ing completion C {. Have, has placed
some substantial wooden doors back of the
screens at his n>Il'kct.
"Pygmalion and tialatea," am original
comedy in three acts will be presented 10y
the faculty and students of the Green Noun
tain seminary i'll their chapel. Tuesday even
in5, November u. The closing promenade
concert will take place Thurday evening.
November 23.-At the lyceum Friday even
ing II dsputants participated in the discus
sion of the silver repeal bill five # whom
were lady volunteers. -tieorgr Gle lost q
valuable horse last week. Mis-, Mary Minot
SuccD Is MR.. Clark as housck acpcr tor G..
". Grover.
EAST WARREN.
Miss Anna Brown of Berlin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harriet Newcomb. The Mite
society will meet with Mrs Mary Hall
Thursday afternoon. Mrs W. p. Harmon
was called to Waitsiield last Saturday on
account of the serious illness of her sister
Miss Eva f, Goodspeed. Mac Dlmmck
from ProctorsNille visited his parents last
week
WORCESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway Of Mortified visit
ed III town last week.-N. d. KELLEY died
Thursday and was buried Saturday A son
was born to Ed Kellogg and wife Monday
November ID The Reading club met with
Lillian Vail last Friday evening, They are
to meet with Miss Scaver next week. May
Cameron visited in Montpelier last week
.PLAlNFIELO.
The old tannery has been sold TO Frank
Aearteard of Barre Inv tha Nontnplinr and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
ORLEANS COUNTY.
FIELD.

Miss Matte Hill of st. Johnsbury is in
town for few weeks The Congregational
y. z. $. c. f. held box party and
old maids auction at the town hall Tuesday
evening. An interesting musical and liter
airy programme was rendered - The
village school closes next week Thursday
II. ID. Miller has enlarged his ore.-Henrv
Root is clerking for Charles Chaifce Mabel
Dwinage of Lowell teaches in the old mill
district; Miss Scott of Isle La Motto in the
LaPierrc: the Misses Davis in Moodyvillc
and the Trumpass district. --Jaspcr Phillips
has gone TO Battle Greek with his father to
remain permanently.
MORGAN.
Mrs. c. S. Allbcr had pleasant surprise
the 18th inst Her Sumduy-school class and
others made her a visit and presented her
with fine silver butter dish Frank Allen
has put planer into his mill which will be
very convenient for the people about here.
ALBANY.
Mr. James Waters has bought the Wilcox
farm for Sl4O0. MIR. John Willis and son
have sold their farm to John Killgarlen. and
give possession the first of December. Mr.
Charles Smith and Miss Julia Cheney were
married at the brides home November f.,
and went to Boston on their wedding trip.
NEWPORT.
N. b. Thrasher Of Boston stayed Il few
DAYS in town ~ visit friends while on his
way from Chicago-W. ". Lindsey is home
FROM Chicago and is reading law in tho
office of Crane q Alfred. Byron Curtis il
home from Hartford, Conn. where hr has
been the past season in the ice business. -
Mrs. j. y. Magoon has returned to her home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
37nllll0.

EQI M. Can and see Mrs Bcrklcy'o fine
/ New York millinery. Milton, VT 2lw,1t
EOUND Drive Whist score cards. taS~cs
4 and pencils at the Free Press Association.
EOIND Large assortment of japanese and
| American napkins from - cents to ~ cents
per hundred at The Free Press Association.
OF ND-A good investment. "N ours of tic
9th inst, informing me of the maturity of
my policy, No. 49,. in your company. and
your readiness to settle the same. j. eve /.
on inform me that have the oution OF five
different ways Of sett ing my policy, among
which are the following: can take in cash
81. ,u1,,D or a paid-up policy OF $500.
hose results arising from my .U-yesr En-
Gowment Tontinc policy are a surprise to me,
rs hey were unexpected ana coutrary TO the
PREDICTIONS of many hereabouts, who see no
-cod in life assurance.
JORDAN STACY"
The annual premiums on this policy for
twenty years amount to Sl,U1l so: c cash
-urr' udcr value is, therefore, return OF all
the premiums HuG interest Oh the same at tho
rate of la PEI cent per anuuu.
send your age FOR u life investment.
w. II. :. WHITcOMG. Gru'i AIT
S'f Burlington. VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
CHlTTENDEN.

Windsor West. who was killed in saw
mill over the mountain. was huricd here last
Thursday landlord Perry of the i.andon
house viii give dance and supper Friday
evening, November ~. Prof. Markham and
his company are to give a concert in Hotel
hall. Friday evening. John Baird has been
brought home from the asylum in Water
bury and will be taken care OF here. Charles
and George Tatro of Gaysylie have been
visiting their mother. Mrs. Wg,t-,Tohn
Fitzgerald's mother and sister from Sarato-
ga. y. Y. haNe boon VISITING HIM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Mr.. Sakus tinshop in Chester was broken
into Friday night. The burglars began
drilling the safe put were frightened away
James Smith. who encountered the burglars.
was held up with a revolver while they pre-
pared to escape. The burglars are thought
to have been professionals
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23
low'-Miss Nancy Green is working for
Mrs Henry Jones.
ROCHESTE

Mrs. VIII Huntington is in Brandon for
few days and Mrs. Clint Bush spent a
few days in Warren this week June Lovctt
and family have moved into the west part
OF the town, and he has gone to work for
DO. Robinson. Miss Eliza Hubbard is visit
ing at George Hubbard $. The young poo
pie held social dance in the G. A. r.
hall last Thursday evening. The graded
school closes Friday for one weeks vacation.
The funeral Of Edward Green was held
SUNDAY.
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l. OR SALE-ltN thoroughbred Yorkshire and
! Berkshire pigs. Hard times prices, l.. :.
Drew, Lake View Farms, Burlington
o1li,\ N1n1
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs Newton Leach of Enosburgh ,pent
Sunday at S. A. Keeler's.--F. H. Strong
has purchased the Gates place Of G. \.
Knight Mrs H. NJ. NoyeS is spending
few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. O. Til
lot,on. in CraftsbuIY. Mrs. J.. b. Shcrwin
is visiting her daughter at Lyndon School
closed nj the academy Friday The winter
term viii begin December 1.-The Y. p. S.
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SOUTH ROYAlTON.

The building for the new cream separator
is being erected. Charles Slack bought the
old school house building Shepard
family have returned home.-Mr. Jackson,
an evangelist, has been holding services at
the Methodist church, Albert Merrill has
bought the Honey place and is repairing the
buildmEs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

| OR SALE Two rarlor heaters and one
small Vooj stove. all in good order. cheap
Inquire or address 81 Elmwood Ave. Burling-
ton. Vt. 3i1.d&wtf
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CADYS FALLS.

Morton Cheney is working for f. X.
Seaver.-Miss Myra Herrick has been en-
gagged to teach our winter school, commcnc-
ng December 4-Richard Miles has traded
his PR party here with Mr.. II. Bennett for a
farm in Hyde Park. Mrs. Austin. "A daugh
ter of Mr.. Bennett, has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Miles Miss Edna Best has
been offered an excellent position in Florida
for the Min1nr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

FOR SALE-lnvcstmont in the Equlta bic
l Lite Assurance Society of the L. e. see
item under found" w. Ii. ). Whitcomb,
Burlington. Vt 9,wtf
+ Or SALE-Ouc hundred acre. of heavily
tuhcrcG wood land, situated one mile from
station. all down grade. for Observation-Disclosures
addrg--. Nr-. Frances b. Bradstrccl, Royal
ton. W. lS.w ian.
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i00(aNtc0.
39nr Sale.

TOR SALE Original Judge Mech farm in
! Sbcliurnc. VT. Itu acres Belongs now to
Pct>cN Tart Estate, Troy. y. Y. must he sold
10 settle estate. Situated near Or. Wohb's
Shclhuruc Farms. a mile of shore on Lake
Champaign. well watcrcd. Residence of the
late Judge Mech still standing. Address Lee
Tracy. Agent, Shclburnc, VI lS0d&wtf