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WATERBURY.

The Literary club met Tuesday evening
with Miss Cora Kennedy. The Ladies
union met with Mrs. DE- James Tuesday
aftenoon.--C. f. Eddy will commence
operations at his creamery this morning
Quite a number from the village attended
the Mary Howe concert at Montpelier Mon
day evening AT special town meeting
held at DuXbury Monday it was voted to
build a new school house and town house
combined. The Y. j. ). G. +. of the Con
gregational church gave an entertain
ment in the church parlors Wednesday
evening. Ice cream aud cake were served.
DR.. Lamb of Barre was in town Monday.
The dedication of the new wing ON the
asylum will take place Thursday evening,
May 3lSt. Gov. Fuller and cX-Gov. billing
ham will be the speakers The Ladies Aid
society Of the Methodist church held an
afternoon tea in their parors Wednesday,
PLAlNFIELD.
J. W Rogers has sold hi, farm to Charles
Colett Of Colchester and is to move to
Barre. Nat. Cove and Frank IEoyt are
constructing separator building at East
Calais.-Mrs. Thomas Ryan, who has been
sick the past two weeks, is no better.
EAST MONTPELIER
Mrs. S. A. Ornsbee in stepping from a
wagon, fell and broke her leg recently
Herbert Slayton's youngest boy died with
diphthera last week Tues ay-School in
South Calais has been closed on account of
dlphtheria.
WARREN.
Mrs Lavauway and children from Min
nesota, who have been visiting in town for
n few weeks past went to BoXbury last
week. Joseph Drew is visiting his daughter
in Lowell Hiram Stevens was badly Bit
ten by his horse last week -Rev. ". T..
Douglass will deliver the memorial sermon
next Sunday at 80 p. m, also the memo
rial address May 3O.-The FREE Press has
more subscriber, in town than any other
local paper tanker rash is prevalent in
town-R. f. Long is building carriage
! house. E. w. SlaytJn has been appointed
administrator to tine II. Z. Sterling estate
WEST BERLIN.
Z. l.. Glynn has changed the appearance
Of his house very much with Single, and
paint w. b. Worthing and family had
fresh picked field strawberries the 10Th
D. b. Celley, by the kick of one of his
horses last Friday, received a compound
| fracture of his left leg below the knee The
kicking was occasionel 10y the nerkyoke
breaking, letting the wagon with lO.toot
stick of timber upon it on them while going
down little Hill. He is doing as well as
could be expected.
WORCESTER.
Frank King and Ivy Holmes were united
in marriage last Saturday Hary
J Harris mas moved into Nh Srayer's house.
I Archie Brown was thrown from a wagon
recently and had one leg broken DR. Per
! knS has bought the land owned by Ahucr
Austin.-S NJ. Seayer has moved to VIII
! Jamestown. MIR Simeon Hatch is to move
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Cloak Department.

We have just bought IS new
Black Capes at half price, conse-
quently we can and will save
you money.
100 Ladies' Black Jackets to be
closed out re CARELESS of cost.
We have a few Brown and Tan
Jackets, some of them carried
over from last seas on, all good
styles that you can buy for one
quarter what they are worth.
Chlldren's Navy Blue Jackets in
sizes from 4 to IL for SI.GO, nice
cardinal jacket in same sizes for
$I.5o.
Big assortment of Serge and
Duck suits, also duck vests at
popular prices.
SHIRT WAITS.
We have a few carried over
from last season that sold for s.
cents, now IS cents, also some
that sold for 81 90 and $1.25,
now soc. We are now shown q
a nice assortment of new styles
at popular prices.
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ON E CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
fourteen words, two lines. Special terms
10 advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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EYE SIGHT.

Neil g Ca. 81 Church 81.
Scientific Opticians. All eye troubles
due to errors Of refraction successfully
treated. Scores of Burlington people
testify TO our skill. No fancy price,
no cure, no pay.
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Notion Department.

DC IJttT 7 III 7 IIIs
Ladies Hose supporters, ! cents
Childrens, " ) cents
No. Stoclinet Dress Shields, cents
Hair Curriers', any size, & cents
Nassaline per bottle, } cents.
Pears Soap, 10 cents
Large Leather Hand Bags, - cents.
} Hook Corset Clasps, cents.
Good Brush Brooms. 10 cents.
CASTLE Soap, } cents
Scissors, any size, - cents
Lily Dress Shields, / , cents.
Best Spool Cotton 3 cents.
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EOl ND Large assortment of Japanese and
| American napkins from p cents to ~ cents
pcr hundred at the Free Press Association.
vet
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Found.

FOUND. An STYLES, sizes, prices, Tricycles,
NcIociTedc~. Wagons. Carts, Doll Carriages,
WhcchalrlN~. Croquet, Dolls Blocks. Gut
tr-. Rauio-. Also everything in stationery
and Books at II. II. Davis, cor. Church and
Bank ~r- wi32m
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For SALE National Cash register. cost
[ o2!1.uO nearly new. Price low and terms
reasonable. Dr j. u. Tanner, Wiuooski Vt.
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COB SALE-A first class Cooley Crea mcr,
I eight cans of the elevator style, good as
new. cheap. For terms apply to VI. w. New
ton. Wuou-k. Vt. i,w,2t
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EOl Nll-Thc largest line of pound paper in
the city, price 10, -, - and p cents; envel-
Qpes 2oand p cents Il hundred, at the Free
Press Association. 4u&wtf
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37or sale.

tOR SALE - very choice Chester White
and Poland China pigs. Mrs Willard Ray,
IIinc,burgh. Vt. 119.4t&wi11W
For SALE Thity-inch Cranston undcrcut
I hand power unpcr cutter at a bargain. We
have been Obliged by increased business to re-
place the hand-powcr by stcam-puWcr cut
Ter. Free Press. GNN31tf
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G. j. Fish and family have moved to
Wolcott. Charles Sheldon of Montpelier
has bought the Barnes place for 5000.
II. Stone. ir., has returned from Haverhill,
Mass The popular drama, Bread on the
Waters will be given in the seminary
ahapel next Friday evening for the benefit
If Rev. c, II. Richardson, pastor of the
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Mrs Mary Hatch has gone to visit rela-
tives in Watertown, Mass. and in Maine. -
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Linen Dept.

pieces BTeaCntu IADIe UalIlusK 1OT n
cents per yard.
- dozen Napkins for 80 cents per dozen.
80 dozen Towels for l2t cents each
80 Bed Spreads for 81 each that would
be cheap at Sl31.
10 pieces Turkey Red Damasks for %
cents per yard.
1000 yards all linen Crash for } cents
per yard
1000 yards Curtain Scrim for cents per
yard.
A few A Clientele Table Spreads, Will
they lrst 80 cents each.
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st1
81 JONAS. Vest Seatfze-Event7r rrxyer in
halter scnoolheuss AZ p IA
Il Nark's Mission AZ Tdgswater, Hotel
iAoWn2 Sunday school, ?. IA
= ssspaea's-B sslarEi-serxsce. u . n ara
80 p m. ~ the TeetSE. Rev. r p Hrland
- Ciss1eats-Hsrket street. near Yeslsr ave-
nue Rev. Heary A Dexter oegesss8nK sur
Car school. 10 IA Morning service. witn
sermor. II q m
ar1nitg-Eighfh a1d James streets Rsw
Seofgs Herbert Natson. y D.. rector. 1asrd
sunday after Trinity. doly CoE-munion q
n Morning prayer. vita sermon. il a m.
81 e1oTAl serves fave % 81 BavEab36l 5 q m
sunday scaool. es9s D n
= asrks-F.fEh aad Olive street,. David
Iisi0oTrse Sarr-tI. rector. Holy Coznuniou, :
= n sansaF school. $50 Aorni NJ y-assr and
ss-faoas II r. sunsset ~Mzseflalss1a or
LaFistsntfy. Confirmation rlSaE after servlre
1ouag Peoples sxrvice. s.s5 r. n Evening
PRAYER, p n IL Eisse Of = sermon fss rector
vii answer questions handed IN Sat sunday
nTlIten GaestiSas may bs submitted Ef tnls
ssrFice sor next Eeek.
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Inihnrnn Uhurcnr..

Hu trinity English seventh and Union
ansz Services, II a IN. and 7:45 y m.
swmaa Observation-Disclosures and Birch
t;sssa Rev. j. Erich, pastor. Services IL a.
n sad5.sD ,. m.
kuxsgian Evangeiical-Twelfth and olive
rsssss Rev. J. j. kvam. pastor. Residences,
- fseiish street
sefsaan Lnthsran--Hall Main and Twelfth
fFseta NJ G Bsada, pastor, resldence 1918
Ana street. Services. I0.tS a. M sunday
hhcal sslA m.
eefman Observation-Disclosures mission. San.
eEs bal. below sueency's brewery; T.
kzAepe. pastor. Sunday school, l.S0 p IA.
krfiees 40 every other sunday.
Norwegian. Danish Fourth and Pine streets
Fsssofs study Ia the basement = r. TollefsoD,
fssiog. ferviess. Il e. N. aud .. N. sunday
rsocl Il 30 a. N. Prayer meeting, Thursday,
snm
swedish Evangelical Third street, near Pike.
het Martin l. Larson, pastor; residence. ls2i
fiA street, between Pike aud Unton. sunday
saaei II ID p "a services 10 % a III. aud 5
e, aud Thursday p m.
German Evangelical. Zions congregation
Ieeds hall. Ninth street. between Pine aud
eivs streets Rev. Z. knappe. pastor Resi-
esese. lsi9 Tenth street Services, l0.D a m
s4d 10 !, N. sunday school. a IN -Bibel-
saa1ss Wednesday. I'D n m. Lutheran
.issns fsopsa's Society meeting, Thursday,
- IA
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Bnostst Churches.

SAT- Dgwarnfsh-DIFine services IN df. ros-
rrs house, River Park, 3 O'Clock.
aaont Zon tcoIoredl-Dr. c. NJ. Williams,
rsssoF Services. Il o'clock Young natafahsss
ball uaisersity grounds.
F,etuont-Aurora street Preaching III a m
,pa 80 Z. m by the pastor, Rev G. n Salyer
Fnyer meeting Thursday evening,
Ballard fNorwegi an. Danlssl-- Odd Fellows
Eali. corner bsary ayeaue and reeoaa aEenue'
Norwegian sermon. ?. Ia, % Rev. =. W. fln-
walt
North seattle--ThIrd AMI Cedar street. Rev
e r Brownies pastor; residences 100 Osz street
services. II a. m and 80 n M ioung
peoples meeting, $50 p III.
First-Fourth street. between James and
rneryy Presehing II q. IN. and 80 = II.
sunday school at close OF morning service.
Y9nng peoples meeting. 6si5 y N prayer
nseilng Thursday. 80 p. IN.
Market street-Mafket and Main streets.
Fss ~ r. Fleenar, pastor. Preaching II a.
Al and s n M. M6rning subject, ~Christ Made
IS los U.s." EYening. "=ias al Judgment"
yeaag Peoples meeting. ?. m.
sEeaish-Bcli and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug
cssna. PASTOR residences - Dexter street
ssrsiess il 4. q. and % .. m sunday school,
IA. Y0ung peoples meeting, p. IA. prayer
rsssine. Thursday. u m; young peoples
naaas saturday p IN
xwxsxsan. Danlsh-sixth and Virginia streets
{ 81 Hawaii. pastor. Services. II N. aud
fERn Morning subject, .fhe Attitude OF
ghgzszsns Toward the World" Children \ day
sxxts@a, p. 81. sunday school, 1918 y m
RY.EFs7 y. ID Prayer meeting, Thursday.
thA
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Christina chureh..

First Church % Eysrstt-sandsy school 70
O. m. Henry Porter, super nEenaent Con-
nunion ever Sunday At II g. III
Olympic AvenEe-ai4 Olympic ayeuua Rev
y II Moss pastor. sunday school 10 q N
Preaching II a N and I'D p IN
Ftrst-ssneca street, between Third aud
FOURTH. Rev r. E. Dunlap. minister Resi-
cence. ~ Hzrriscn street: tslephons Io2A All
services At the I. ~. G. A auditorium. I4I7
Front street Preaching, II 3. m. and ?. N
sunday school lisa Ende3yor Society, s.4s
q
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Young Mem. ohrl.ts.a As.oct.,,o,

The y. n. G. A. hold their regular 4o'cIoek
rally IN their hail. i457 Front street, To-Day The
meeting viii De addres sed by William II lewis
late secretary 10 AssociaSs Justice Harlan, OF
Washington City. subject, WORK OF the Paris
J. ". 6. A. and AeAii Mission" All young men
invited.
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rAthnIic Chnrrh.a

ss.s.ie Valos-G A. Il. hal. Hlackley block.
p..s 1y o Good Help-south Fourth and
-. 70 streets Rev = \. Profoataine.
sAw mass, n IN. high MAS. 10 -
<assss'lon, 50 ,. m.
- A<y Elrsaf t,.rrs'.,f : teaster 60.
a. - JezuitS. Esrly mass. q I'd.
seNas higa masS. 1879 IN SUNDAY
kssAs q Ia tle evening Rev. J. ~ j.
b sectuFe Ga Confession"
sssss asas, Baa AMI slxth street Con.
fts-~ 81 a. f. Sem ptoFlstN Sew. Joseph A.
- a.. pastor. los IakEx alta sarmoG
k.s.s.s sssa bass wita sermpn. lesA 8. ma
- - soc. s.sl g. il- Holy Vanity Assoclz-
e.sss- 81 3 "a. Nsspefs, sermon snd beae-
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afisceIianeaus.
RsstituslonI.... ?. %. 2aos front str

RettitutionIsts, ?. m, Us Front stFeet
Christian Alliance, Thursday ESQ., at home
OF Mrs. q. Van Vaikenburg, 30 Lincoln street,
corner Fourth.
Christian Science Sunday school, IL q. m,
room 20. second floor, Seattle National Bank
block, south Second street and Yesier avenue
Seattle City Mission aud Sesmen's BetheI-y
Chaplain. Thomas Rees. Gospel services every
evening, 730 sunday school, p. m. cou-
Quoted By Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endcav0r of the city.
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Spiritual meeting In Masonic tsInple. Second
street entrance, Sunday, I'D ?. IA Free.
Spiritual Observation-Disclosures block, room q
Services. n m. Tests. Mrs. Moore, Reading
"Nashingfon's Vision in Valley Forge, I777."
Admission tree.
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wexhcdtst Epi-@'P
ss.-suppslsa irsra seattle pulpits
= East ssss,ls Missioa-ssboata school
" - Jones street Rev. J. Allen
-, a..,.s.e.,orssI-sundsy school 10 a N. Ep-
- leazns : p II
- --seoord and Howard-Rev. " . Ben
~ $50. services ii a II ana 10 p n.
s-.-.nssexsrt ard Tairtsentn streets Hsy
1890. pastor. Services IL q n and ;
third ana Battery stresta Rev.
49, yxs.sIssrs. pastor. services 81 IL a. m and
4.r.p.ns.a-Fifth sae olive streets.
fnudegzzrd. pastor. Services l. . a
s - Of GIiraar. Rev. :. r. Efws-1s.
e.k9rsh school % = n Preaching Il O.
srzcrsh League > N ksSains Ls@gas
1Rn c,o.,.
Eax a A. fovington. pastor. rsfVtees
ard TO p n. Young peoples
- Yrsrnont-Rev. W. II Draka Class
49, 49, 1ta,ae A n; preaching. IL a. m. sun
~ssr,I. 4 m: young people neetanRs e-So
!. I. psssc8ing. I'D p NJ
frr..sn PARK. BAllard-Issv. W. IL Johnstons.
- services II 3. u. anu p Aa-t 9sa@sst1I
- q a n: class rnsstlng IL 70. junior
- - 40 .. N; Epworth League I'D p n
s-..ss.h--Fsfth street. nesr Pike Rev. John
.s- nsstor; residence. 1912 Twelfth street.
49,. ssa.a3 a m. Sunday school, IBID p m:
.y ssoos meeting, p n.: evening service,
lFE -
- pzxfer. residence, 5l5 puttsr s1sset,
II a n and I'D p IA sabbath
ez0sss ms "a m; young peoples meeuug,
sx~nL: prayer meeting Thursday evening.
-esser-Mercer and Kentucky streesA Rev:
go r. Tedriek, pastor. parsonage nsxs
-. = ssugch Preaching, II e. m. and -
unrnlng sermon, "Dehtors 10 Humanity.
- sermon ~ Wilbur G. stark. tlass
- 10 4. m sabbath school. lid ?.
: 500 League. $50 p II. EpSortn
Isxxsz 60 ,. III
fr~Ehgrc and Marion streets Rev. w =.
.e-x.s paator Residence. ~ seneca
- Morning services devoted TO Chliaren
e rsscIses 81 ii o'clock a. n, Win tne
sszssss by the sunday school o. Dr. fayne
ssssIal service, ~ he Church OF the FUTURE
s<evanfng the musical programme VIII Ds
ss'sws. Voluntary, "rong Ithout ofds.
sxsessohn anthem, ITO Thee, Great LORD,
f,usnf. overture "Melody, Gatklus 500.
s1soTs the stars There is Rest" ADJ, Aiss
t.eeh postIuds, "Iortie." Batiste. Sermon In
assTsaiag-
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eevaufh

Eliot. IT., minister. service, II q. M. Sub
jsct. Evolution and Civilization" SUNDAY
school i2.5a
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rreshrterlan Chnrches.

seraaan Re.ormed-sovsnsh stseet, near Pine
hffaes Il a N.
f'sss Mission Georgetowp, South Seattle.
saedsy school az 2 - Il m
Las Gnion XXI bourne avenue. Fremont
~ g heads pastor. Services II a N. aud
5Nh q
koss Aissioa-n. !. Fordney. pastor Preach
10 n
,sAsasy Market and King streets. Services.
: : a and p n. Rev. samuel J. Kennedy,
fas'et SABBATH school. J.. Is =. m.
/. hs.sFa Z First Broadway and First avenue;
/. fednsY, pastor Preaching Il q. M. aud
= sahaSih school, 70 a ~. Y. r :. 6. T.,
e tfsFsS meetlog, Thursday, ) 3 m.
- soaisA aud spring streets. Rev. Alex
Aassi' y d, pastor kesiGeuca. 1879
- 49, street Services. II a. "a. and 2. N
49, seeg9l 81 1880 b. n. y. =. = G. E,
t4M
's'ss seAtils-Cak aad Harrison streets Rey.
Asssr. pastor Residence Az Temperance
- Preaching II .. IA. and n M. Mem
NsF.cS. 'thltdFen's Day" Evening ser
ssiength Ia Every Part" \. T.. : c. T..
= PfNyes nesting. Thursday. y IA.
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Advent Churches.


Seventh Day-sos Poplar street Preaching
7 p N.
Christian chapel-warrea street, hall block
north OF Front street power house services
IL 4 N.
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fsaeaz.ent q InatelgsY-" SUNDAY schooI. 12-2D
r a. r. p eCE7p p-.v.r mentfrs
lnlrsasE. : IS p q. Jnzsor !. r. ) c e. I'd
dAy, d H
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The Theosophfeal Society meets SUNDAY
evenings, 7.S0, in Pettis hall, zoos Front street
and at old city hall building, corner Yssiel
avenue aud Fifth street At $50 D. m. ever,
Thursday.
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Tenth aud Pine, John Glen, pastor-sabbath
school. s.&5 q m. preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting, Wednesday aIgat
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United Presbyterian Churoh.

sixth aud Seneca streets Rev & DELI John
ston. pastor residence. I'D Spring street
Sabbath school, i2.lS n m. Young Peoples
society, SIS p. u. Junior y. p : G. T.
6.0 IA Prayer meeting Thursday 7:5o
p. IN.
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Barracks BIS Jackson street Prayer meeting.
Ia m. Holiness nesting, II a. m. Free and
easy. p. m. rousing meeting at p m.
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English critics are fading fault WITH
Mr.. Giadstone's tranmadon of HorSce.
They say that GiaSSt0ne's Horace - very
stiff and very yedantic.
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and prescribed 1t is as pleasant in
the application az it Is excellent in
its effects: ID speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth, the gums
heslthful. red and firm, and by fire.
quent use will preserve them in this
desirable condition. 1t gradually
but effectually removes tartar and
destroys the parasitical animalcule
which neglect may have permitted
to collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving as a
compless beausifier and preserver Of
the teeth. Microscopic examiua-
tions have been M ds of the matter
deposited on the teeth sad gums OF
individuals selected from all classes
of society and Of every variety of
bodily condition. and in nearly ev-
cry cass animal and vegetable para
sites were found 10 exist IN great
numbers Experiments were made
for their removal and the ingredi.
ents used in Lubin's Tooth Powder
we're found 10 be the most effectual,
DESTROYING them instantly.
Through the kindness Of friends
we are permitted TO publish the fol-
lowing
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The Wslnut river, In Kansas, IN out Of
its banks. aud has d0ns mEeA damage TO
crofsa and railroad tracks ia The slcinity Il
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Al arrived there At SO a. ~. Every
thing NAs qaiet and 10 trouble sas at
hand, the miners being ovefa.ed by tbs
presence OF troops. The governor thinks
the trouble 81 PAna viii amount 20 noth-
ing.