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pae hunHrod m,ubrl- If me Fifth
massachusetts rR.~"I Dh,Ougu tins city
lii' m"rr'nR ehrUU'n Ter ho1u", They
wsr tuU,Lerui .ut If tie ,"'Ni.: "A, lJ.lrL-
Va y, c. yesterday
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Fish. o. sterB and Clans

Secretary Wigglesworth OF the Board Of
Health reports 20 death, II births and 4
marrias os.. durins he tpast,, week.
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Adopts.

Henly-Do you think American girls
know how to coolg
Banks--Wcll, have found that they
can roast all right. Now York World.
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Mr.. Kuigwin's class Of West Prcsbyte.
rian sunday school decorated the grave OF
Ernest Il. keiswin, son Of their pastor,
with flowers this afternoon.
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ST. SIS so suits tu Order your choice
from hundreds Of pretty patterns IN Ita.n
blacks, wOis,ed, cheyio,., Cassiluurg, otG
LCckyrrs, IS Hnrkc, htIuuI.
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The man that Is bard to llt and hard to
pl ease is the man W. are looking for; wo
guarantee to fit you and pleaae you or we
do not want your money. Lockycri S0S
Market street.
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81 suits to order tho solf same that
Other, charge e. a. LyykyUge, So3 liAr-
kst street
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The frcabUst 'aad largest measure al
Eighth and Jefferson streets, and Tenth
and Kirkwocd. Phones 30a A. II. Aims
sc0w. -
o.. -"-.s.t~ 6!
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On "a" II. III. -, On
MONDAY. ApEIh ii, ISIS,
At!o'rllrk p. m,
Al 'hs' farm Of land late OF Malachi Barlow,
t""N, "N situated Dh tn" Fuulk road "A Bran,
q Wn" Hundred, Now Castle cOirty, stat" or
iwwirr" 4 mi,"s from h, city % Whining
tn md O' in.lnt from -ihrrsldr. II untinn on
Haitnupr, and ulJ, hHilruad conforming Is
hnl1, "iDDir rld !! rrE'!,r7
III" III irsl Ia"nt' consist ut a substantial
stone he, e. NoIs md franc barn, frame
~a&GI huUar and milk NoN-r
~ rrr.,tt1Y irtn \ gnrh n.ighhorho"l, con.
y'm'ut Z, ~ mnth.' rhurcNra, arhup - mills
b,4t hi'". rtn
&I1A1.s ,.I,cH'< can hn nui"lv the purrha- ser
with the rx',ut T. for allowing not ricrchinx
'hg"" Jphrih- + ihrrU"chasr MONEY /" remain
against n" property
yeun1- ~ per- cont, of puruhHs" money ON
dag # sale. hal ,uc" m Of b,f re the FIT. pnth
Ons az AGRA, A u !Slo, when I,p,,r,"ion viii
Lr gwen.
I'EERI " BARLOW, kxrcu'or.
tr,. 7, brown Att4rucy. II
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS DON'T PRE-
" paro for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue for
Information. Sent free. Columbian Cores.
poLdehre College, Washington, D. G.
II N A Rs
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yNTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
wv lou 'ewoik. Apply 1JG II. Harrison st.
al.Cti
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Pianos $50 and SOD Lrdwis & Co,
DOL Ship!ey rect Red Mems Hall
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And Still! There Are More to Follow.
l. XI't ."';3 ALI
REAL ESTATE.


~ y'r,,e IL q" Bower in tie will IF Malachi
IA.. , given win IT, etp",'i at public sale,
On lhr Ii. ~ On
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1t is probable that two viii lie arranged
and Luray Caves, Virginia and Old Point
Comfort will be suggested as tho results.
Tho trip to 1hlrny will be taken in June
and the trip to Old Poirt IN September.
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f25 suits to order from the finest impor-
ted cloths beautifully made and trimmed
with the very best Italian clio hs. Lockyors
sos Mnrke. street
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Legislative Ret,GiOn.

Senators Blakely and hart. and ex-Re-
plesentativas Burns, DInahoe and Her
ring, comprising the legislative committee
on reunion, will meet ut Dovpr On Thurs.
day to arrange for tho outings.
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EMERY DEFOE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chlt-
tenden, SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested
in the estate Of Emery Defoe late Il
GREETING:
Whereas, application hath been made to
this court ia writing, by the administra-
tor of the estate of this decedent,
praying for license and authority to sell
the whole of the real estate OF said de-
ceased. represe ntng to said court, that y
would Se beneficial to the heirs ard all
persons interested in the estate of sa /
deceased, to sell the whole of the real es-
tate of said deceased, and convert tho
same into money.
And bringing into court the consent AMI
said estate residing in This State, and SCI
ting forth the situation of the real estate.
Whereupoy. the said court appoint i
and assigned the 10th day of October. 1899,
at the Probate Court rooms, in said dis
trlct. to hear and decide upon said app'i-
notice thereof to be given to all persons
Interested therein, by publishing said orr
der together with the time and place Of
hearing. three weeks suCCos SiVely in the
burlington Free Press a newspaper which
Circu,atcs in the ne1ghborhood of those
publications shall he previous to the day
assigned for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned. then and there In sad
court to make your objections to tho
Given under my hand at the Probate
Court Rooms. this nth day of September,
1879. EZRA NJ. HORTON,
1Iw.3w Register.
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had come and discovered cut three IN
ches long in his scalp Just above the tenn
pie, which was dressed and he resumed
work.
Roy Mead Of Montana Is attending tbs
High school preparing to enter Norwich
University next year lie is a son of Capt.
G. j.. Mead, now in the Philippines, who
was a graduate of the University IN tho
class Of 81.
Golf links have been located at the fair
grounds by lovers of that sport in the
village.
The back cellar window of Duke e. IIrr-
rcan's store was found Monday norm
ing to have been opened and entrance
made to the cellar, but nothing was found
mis- sing. The cellar window was covered
with iron bars which were easily removed
the umbers having become unapund.
Doubtless il was the intention of the in
vadors to get upstairs into the store pfo-
per, but this was not an easy job owing
to bolts that held the trap door down. The
back window of the Nichols & San oorn
Co. s drug store was also found to have
been pried open, but no entrance was
made. The window is boarded up inside
and shelves run across it so that the work
In getting the window open was all vast
ed
1t is understood that the lodge of J. ..
O. F., have completed arrangements and
will lease the whole top floor of inc
Mayo block as soon as ready for occupant
cy. This will insure main hall 36x45 and
a dining room nearly as large as VOL as
good sized kitchen. The hall Will lie
occupied by the subordinate lodge, En-
campment and Rebekahs.
WATERBURY,,
At a meeting Of the Ladies' Missionary
society of the Congrr gational church, held
at Mrs. G. e. Ladd's September s,
the following officers were elected: rr,si-
dent Mrs g. +. Ladd: vice-presitlent,
Mrs +. F. Drew; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs c. b. Clark; of the home department,
and Of the foreign department, Mrs. Il. T.
eabury was elected president Mrs. l.. II.
Elliott, secretary and treasurer.
f. c. Clark has sold his place and eight
acres of land to f. w. Powers MI. Pow
ers will Immediately fit up the buildings
and grade the grounds.
Last Friday evening, Charles Anterior
and Timothy Maoney ran into each other
while driving on Main street near the asy-
lum, and resulted in badly demolishng
both wagons. One of the thills on Ma
loneys wagon, struck Mr.. Athertou 5
horse in the breast and was driven in for
about two feet and a half killing the
horse instantly.
The Waterbury graded school has OPEN
ed with 19l pupils.
]. II. Hastings OF Waitsfield was in town
Saturday and decided the David Gleason
place to Mrs. A. a. Gleason, who in turn
has decided the same to George d. Juslyn,
who will take immediate possession.
Harold Stranahan has secured n position
in an insurance office at Barre.
Prof. +. H. Somervlle, s. b, left Monday
night for Lawrencevile. n. j., where ne
has a position a master in the Law
renceville preparatory school.
Warner Woodward is confined to tho
house by illness.
Miss Lena Wallace was taken suddenly
i'll Monday morning. She was expecting
to open her school Monday, but owing
to her illness, Miss Lena Phillips will take
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set Of racing sails shows an immense
spfsnd Of canvass-New Hampshire
cotton mills organized at Concord 10
make fine combed yarns, with capital
of 5000 O00-Proposed bridge and struc-
tural iron and steel combine, capital
sos, 900, 000 said to be sure Of going
through--French council Of state votes
$50 900 for protection against the plague
Several London firms announce In
tention of suspendinR preparations If
exhibits for Paris---Duke Of Orleans
friends turn against him because Of hs
part in the Dreyfus affalr-Reliee
steamer Diana reaches Sydney; reports
the Peary party in excellent health
Dreyfus bears up we'll and spends most
of his time reading the vast number Of
letters he has Observation-Disclosures
Rousseau reports at cabinet council that
Rennes verdict has been everywhere re-
ceived quietly.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BENSON.

At the business meeting Sunday even
ing the following delegates We're elected
to attend the conference of Congrega-
tional ministers held at Brandon
Tuesday and Wednesday: +. S. Howard
James Aiken and w. r.. Noble.-W. b.
Strong was elected delegate to the fellow
ship meeting to be held at Castleton FRI
day the 18th inst-Dr G. r.. Strong of
Astoria, l.. l., arrived Sunday for ten
days sojourn.-Mrs. A. l.. Sill ac-
companied by her daughter. left Tuesday
for their home in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
The tenth anniversary of the marriage
of i. ID. Belden and wife was observed
Monday evening by a gathering of rela-
tives and friends at their home and dance
at the hall. ingalls, and Dewey furnished
music
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CHARLES LAVIGNEs ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit-
tenden.
To ali persons concerned in the estate C
Charles Lavigue, late of Colchester, in
said district, deceased
GRDETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Burln -
ton, within and for the District OF Cm,-
tenden. on the 18th day Of September, 1874,
an instrument purporting to be the laft
will and testament Of Charles Lavigne,
late of Burlington, in said district. de-
ceased. was presented to the court afore-
said, for probate.
Ard it is ordered by said court at tho
9th day of October, 1892, at the Probate
Court rooms. in said burlington, be az
signed for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof be. given to. all per.
sons concerned. by publishing this ordcf
three weeks successfully in the BurlinSf
ton Free Press a newspaper published AZ
said Burlington, previous TO the time %
pointed ,.
pear before said court. at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate
Of said will. If you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. ~
said district, this 18th day Of Septembera
1899 EZRA NJ, HORTON,
1lw.Sw Register.
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1HE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY


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WARREN.
,tt.,,.a te,,,,.oi, oc too,o NJ II is
,,isi,t,Ir t., Town -, "a ratchanav has
returned home from his visit in Monkton.
Mrs. Edward Elliott is spending few
S,ono No., Stdno Rnfue Robinson Alice
ANs,t,, ga Abh,, C,oft wore tal,on before
rus,iao H. " Siovton Nondnv and fined
for brooch Of tho noace Tho stones we're
hrad u,itb costs as OF each. Robinson sl4.-
u. Niss Austin and Miss cor 1897 each
pancre uoro served on less McAllister
AVA WIN Martin for the same. hut failing
a. opd ap, nroof against them they were
djsntarsaT Mr. Ahbv Howe of Tun-
hridga 10 visiting her sister Mrs. c. H.
CHURCH w p Sargent of Boston is Wis
itinr bis mother for a few DAYS. He will
return on Saturday.-Harrison PIERCE mas
invented ne" lily Vdp'
MlDDLESEh.
a., =, r,a,iols hoe boer ouite siclx
80. 80 "a o, Boz is hottor --Work on tho
hridra +. rroaroseir, elo,ylv--Jennie John
-,,,, 80 i,1, vol, 10 attend school in
Ntontnoiia, Harry shewell hos moved
his ea,,,ii,, Sow iohn I.ang,s tenement TO
u.i, 49,. o,,n,t recortlv vacated
b,, pn,rt,i, NoCniro MI AdGie Ham
,,!o,,a ra,,'.,ot i,,,,,o fra, windsor sat
,i,,,' - rl,,',i, tas ,oco,o,.od 50 40
~ w. ,hin 80 ,a 60 ,,o,l, IN Rarre arain.-
Mr. w r. Wales of Barre visited Miss Jen-
ME Johnson over Sun1ay'-MeV' Ml' ia ,.,.a
w NolpS m VI ~ ~ ~ .i c,,sa
WIS calleo away from 'o"H '"nu"''
FAYSTON.
,.,.. r,ua,.o, n :
0.ate super ~ p,d irt,,,r'
ti,-a n,aoti,pr NJ Tho school house in No q
Friday afternoon. Nearly all the teach
ers in Fayston, Waitsfleld and Moretown
were present. There was a large attend
ance from this town at the meeting in the
evening at Waitsheld.-A very pleasant
picnic was held Thursday on the GROUNDS
hown as .lie 'ann, ot lJiss Kata Mckay Of
New York city, who Is about to return to
her home.
uopCy,sTrR
-.
! d. C. Wedgeworth is spending rev
days in town the guest OF ms tather avg
sisters.-Miss George wilson IS IN bos
with Mrs. {. X. DWlhell OF Fast Calal9
Dr. Lawrence's mother ana sister lilaue
him a short visit last week Ihey return
ed 10 their home in Monkton on iuesuay'
Mrs. Templeton, AUNT Rhoda' VINO
has been staying with her daughter MI =
j. L. Stone for several weeks mas re-,
turned to her home IN Calals'-Mr anu
Mrs. C. X. Dwinell OF East CaialS "eie
III town on sunday.
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WINDSOR COU NTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.


Charles Burbank and FAMILY VINO nave
been guests at o. A. BQrpanK $, nave
gone TO their home IN Rhode lsiahu-Mis >
+traa ,roaI,,, ,,isit r. Ne1 York stare
where she will visit relatives.--Mlss Day
visited her sisteYs, Mrs. Charles Brown
and Mrs. Geo. Nye, this weck.-Miss
Helen Burbank is teaching school in
Barre.-Mrs. Maria De Witt is visiting at
DR. Ellis's, in Somerville, Mass for a few
wceks.-Mrs. William NJ. Sargent went on
Tuesday morning to Worcester, Mass, for
"A visit.-Wll Kinsmap has returned to
his home in Hartford, Conn, after having
spent his vacation with Miss Susan Lamb,
his aunt-Mrs. d. G. Stoughton visited in
Chelsea last week.-W. II. Martin and
daughter. Miss Isabelle, went to Barre
last Saturday evening to spend IA few
days.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ S. Adams went to
Bethlehem, y. H., last week.-Wil O.
Belknap has returned from a western
visit.-Mrs Frank b. Morse who has been
boarding. here for the past month, return
ed to her home in Long Meadow, Mass,
on Mondav.-The funeral service CT John
A. Spaulding. who died suddenly last Fri
day evening was held in Royalton last
Sunday afternoon.
,oc,,r,e,,,,,
"OO IL Ed EN-
Mr.and Mrs. Shirley are in Orange, Mass,
for a few weeks.-NIrs. Partridge was the
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tions where that purpose is adequate to
placing petty cases before the grand jury
for consideration
Lieut.. Fred r. Austin who is conduct
ing recruiting office in the armory, this
city to secure recruits for the 46th United
States Volunteer infantry which Is now
modifying at South birmingham, Mass,
is very much encouraged with the outlook.
DR. A. b. Bisbee of this city, who is en-
gagged as examining surgeon, is to cosiduct
examinations at the armory at noon and
} p. m, of each day. Up to noon yester-
day six applications had been received,
three of whom were examined. T.. S.
Mclgs was the only one of the three who
passed and he was Immediately sworn in
to the service. The others are to be ex-
amined to-day Lieut. Austin desires ce-
pecially to enroll musicians, who while
enliSting as privates will be allowed in
creased pay according to ability. The mu-
sicians of this regiment, which is one of
the next to be sent to the Philippines and
will leave either the last Of October or
the first of November, will be under the
leadership of John +. Lynn, who served
as bandmaster for the 9th Massachusetts
Volunteers during the Spanish American
war. Lieut. Austin expects to remain here
for ten days.
In County Court yesterday the case OF
White vs.. Albee did not go to the jury nm
v,bi,a -, 1ob,, :, tt,t,,,i t ..',ao,u. "
trover and assumpsit, have been contin-
ued on terms as to defendant A. j. COT
in tbo otto,,,1 W. -. ~ 49, ~. :
torrnt ~ oo,,r. Ser, "", =. y. ~
N1ontno1ior ,;.,,. ~ -. ~
inv, ta,,od 90 {" IL, Nv ia,'e'
bis ,,,rr -. .,.,e. '', 80 - VI S"I..',5
there. At this writing his case has not
been disposed of.
o,.a,,i, H'"i Ieu i"eS,'"H
tunatnI,. bniro or>,iro, we us ',aiao noi
-, fr,t oyat,, m, .,eu sooiiel .,a'l WIS
M irad co ~, =, a. ~, uur ,lc9 coit was re-
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CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may he changed
every week. Cash i'm advance required
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words, two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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9nttCc.

ATTENTION IS CALLED to the piano
school of Mrs j. c. Parker, 3 George
st. The system taught is entirely differ
out from any other. Mrs. Parker has
been pupil Of Carlysle Petersclia and
Prof. John Orth of Boston and Au-
gust Tiillested of Chicago. She refers to
the FIRST families in the city whose chill
drcn are her pupils. 2l9,d&w1t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14

NOR SALE-Butter tub factory, sawmlll,
mill site, water power two acres of land,
two houses thereon and barn; this pro-
perty is situated in South Lincoln and
Joe acres of timber land nearby; also Isl
acres of timber land in Ripton. Notwith-
standing the dry time there is power
enough TO run the mill now For partic-
ulrs price and terms, address Warren
Peck, Vergennes. 30, d3t& w102t
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THRESHING MACHINE for sale or to
trade mounted on trucks. q. II. Eddy,
Shclburno. 2lT,lt&wlt
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MAN AND WIFE want work on farm,
will take a farm on shares. ). T. carl
Essex Junction, VT. us, d5& wit
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A THOROUGHLY GOOD WOMAN want
ed from the country, who can do plain
cooking and general houscWurk; saw
per week if satisfactory. Address H,,
Free Press office. ll,Wlt
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from Sixth page)

Gated and was sentenced to pay fine of
ten dollaCs and costs AMI disclosed on
Barre parties. After disporting himself
about the village CT Sunday evening with
a team which was taken away from him
for excessive driving he concluded to bunk
for the night on the states Attorneys
front porch but was AROUSED therefrcm
by that official and the ncighbor deputy
sheriff who escorted the debauchcc to the
hospitablc quarters Of the county Jail for
the rest of the right.-Miss Jennie f..
Moore was married to CHARLES A. Mayall
of Boston last week Monday
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Tdta1ttcd.

THREE EXPERIENCED TABLE GIRLS
wanted Immediately at the Mansion
House, Greenfield, Mass. w. r. Wood.
219,Gt&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14

The Emperor William Is said to be tho
only living sovereign OF Europe upon whose
life 80 attempt has yet been made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14

OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED for sever
al young women to enter the training
School for Nurses of the Northampton
Insane Hospital For information Apply
to the superintendent of the Insane Hos
pital, Northampton, Mass. 200, cod&Wlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14

Ny FARM for sale; for particulars call
on or address, Douglass Buck, Buck iIol-
low, Vt. swift
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14

ANTEiD-Young American mM and
wife to rent faSm of 21p acres ON shares.
Farm woll watercd, 800 fruit trees, good
dairy sheep, young cattle. etc. Non" Out
honest. ambitious man with best of ref
crcuces Mced apply +. o. box ~, Char
lotte VT. lLWll
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ROTARY CORN CUTTER for sale cheap.
2G5 Colchester avenue. pa 3t&10w, It
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TRAVELLING MAN; permanent position;
$50 per month and expenses; references
required. Clark & Co, pa 5. 4th st,
Philadelphia, Pa. ZIG S&WkN'u
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POSITION IN STORE wanted, little eX-
pcriencc. For particulars and reference
address H., +. Q. box 81, Moscow La
noble Co., Vt. G7,3t~wt
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FIRST CLASS WEANETS on fancy
worsted and cassimeres wanted. Steady
work SaNton's River Worsted Mil.
21l,d&w. If
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FARM FOR SALE,-Thc farm known as
the Emery Dcfoe farm situated in the
northcasterly part of the town of West
ford. two and one-han miles from Cam
bridge Boro. and about two miles from
Clovcrdale Creamery, said farm contains
two hundred and forty-tiVe acres, is well
Watcrcd by running water at the house
and barns, ana q ncVer-failng brook eX-
tends through said farm; the farm will
carry % or 80 cows summer and winter
and team sufficient to carry on the
same. There is choice cut of hemlock
and spruce timber standing thereon. For
further particulars address or call on
S. II. Macomber, Westford, VT low 1t
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LUMBER AND CLAPBOARDS for sale at
right prices. Inquire of Frank Laraway,
Waterville, Vt. A, Won
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FOR SALE-Cedar posts, stakes and dri-
vers, lumber, wire and nails grass and
clover seeds at lowest pViCes; all kinds
Of farming Implements, spring tooth
harrows, 81 and $l4; wheel harrows, SIS;
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14

WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones, 10
cents a dozen, by mail u cents dozen.
Free Press Association. 33.wtf