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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-05
MONTPELIER,

The case of McGoVern VS. the Central
Vermont Railroad company was taken mp
in County Court Tuesday morning This
is the second trial of the case the ;ury
las year disagree ling. The evidence Is
practically the same as that Introduced
last year Writers and Senter appear Tor
the railroad ana Laird and John W. Cor
don for the plaintiff.
Frederick w. Bancroft is just NJ present
out Of the ranks of church choir singers.
March p was his last Sunday as tenor
of Philip Haes choir in the First church
of RoXbury, Mass, where he mas sung for
the past three years.
Miss Mary Jane Cleaves died suddenly
Tuesday at a. m. after short
illness with grip and heart failure She
was 70 years of age and was born in
Montpelier. The funeral was held We'd
ncsday afternoon from Mrs Wallis Rev.
Norman Seaver conducted the services. In
her younger days Miss Cleaves belonged
to what was known as the fashionable
set and when later reVcrses came she bore
up with great courage, The friendship
she had formed in those days was of the
lasting sort, and has continued during
these years She was very close friend
of Mrs. Keith who died recently in chi
cago. She left Miss Ceavcs Il certain
amount of her clothes and u sum Of nc H.
ey said to be in the neiglbOrhood of $1,000
a 23-horse team was required to convey
the huge block of granite which passed
through the nam thoroughfares Of the
city Monday evening. The block cont aim
ed over one hundred cubic feet of granite
in the rough and its weight is something
like eighteen tons. The stone was quar-
ried by Patch & Co. in Sodom for c. +.
Gill & Co of this city. The rock is TO
be cut into a hammered die three feet
eight inches square on the base by six
feet in height.
While Fred Bottich aged about % years.
was at work Yesterday morning on the
second floor of the new l.angdon block
in the rooms 10 be occupied by the Union
Mutual, he slipped from a horse" from
which he was descending and fell through
the hole in the floor made by the recent
( fire to the bank rooms beneath, a distance
of some ID or 20 feet. He struck on one
arm and shoulder 1t was feared al first
that BottiCh suffered a fractured skull
and had ribs broken, but on examination
by DR.. Templeton at Ileaton hospital
whore he was taken, there was no evil
demo Of any bones being broken. He did
not show any signs of internal injuries
and unless some injuries appear which
are not now evident he will soon be well
again
Albert Tuttle, executor of the Langdor
estate makes, over his own signature the
following statement regarding the report
of the electrical experts, employed by hin
to determine the cause of the recent fire
in the new block, corner OF Main anc
State streets: 1.-The committee, which
made an investigation to ascertain th'
cause of the recent fire in the new Lang
don building, have submitted their indl
= Vidual findings in writing to me, one Is o
, the opinion that the fire started from thu
second floor and not from between thu
p floors Another is of the opinion tina
= the fire originated inside of the counto
in the Union Mutual office. and the 9th
bar Ia Ia II cd NNtn
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ROCHESTER,.

Willie Boutwell, had his injured foot
taken off last Monday. Drs. Greene, Smith
and Campbell performing the operation.
Fired Marsh moved his family on TO the
Jewett farm April 2u.-Formers have be-
gun to mako sugar but many are not go
ing to tap their trees some on account OF
deep snow and others on account OF dam
age done their trees by worms-Mrs. EN-
lily Pearsons. who has been with friends
here, has gone to Chicago, lll,-Charles
Martin is expected home this week from
his trip to Florida and Moline. Ill.-Mr.
Bride and family from Brandon have
moved on to George Marvey's farm-The
last entertainment in the lecture course
was "Wednesday evening, April 4th in the
q. A. T., Hail, a small quartette and
Chaffee's orchestra furnished music and
from out of town George Dewey, coronet-
list, and Mr. Moody reader, furnished en-
tortanment.-The Outing club held its
last meeting at r. ID. Morse s.
Tuesday evening, March 27th.-Mrs Wait
from Shoreham has been visiting in town
a few days.-Chaifee's orchestra played
at IA dance in Hancock last Friday even
inP.-Clayton Hubbard has bought the la c
& &. Harvcy's interest i'm the Grist mill.
ii. Chamberlain from Northllcld, Mass,
his been in town a few days.-CharlcS
Chamberlain ard family have moved In TO
Mcsser's house at the lower mills.-Mrs.
Maggie Henry returned from Boston last
Monday Jones from Barre has been
at Paul Tlnkham's 0 few days.-Ethel
Prasser Ia at home from Narrsn.-The
young ladies' Of the y. =. c. I, will give
dramatic entertainment In tho G. a. Il
hall Friday evening, April 9Th. A socia
dance will be held after the drama and
arce--Johnson Mosher is much improv-
ed.
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WARREN.

viii Sargent who has been employed
by the John +. Lowell Arms Co., Boston,
returned home Thursday of last week;
his sales in bicycles the last twenty-scV-
en- days Of his stay with the company
amounted to six thousand forty-two dol
lars and four cents.-Mrs. Frank Carpen-
ter Is improving in health slowly.-Mrs.
Frank Shattuck is suffering with quinsy
sore throat.--A man named Andrews from
Roxbury was arrested by Sheriff James
Cass and taken before Judge II. w. Lyf-
ford last week for being drunk and get
ting liquor falsly form the town agent,
was fined five and ten dollars with costs
amounting to over thirty dollars.-The
test at the Cooperative Creamery for
some unknown cause fell short sixty
points on an average, some having test
one hundred and twenty points less thar
at the middle Of the MONTH James Nc.
Glafn was sick two or three days last
week.--Mr Mobiles, the creamery man
moved his family to town last week
They are to live in the house vacated BY
Mr.. Wood at the north end of the village
The sugar makers are discouraged
snow being SO deep and the weather no
favorable for
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WAITSFIElD.

Miss Louise Gleason returned tho first
of this week to her school at South Fran
ingham, Mass.-Charles Ferris and Miss
Jessie Dana were married Saturday.
March 3lst at the Congregational parson-
age by Rev. William Ganey.-The funeral
services of Mrs. j. S. wilkins of Mont
peler formerly resident of this place,
were held Friday. March 80, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Cassius Joslin. Rev.
William Ganley pastor of the Congrega-
tional church officiated.--J. C. Harris has
moved from Fayston into the tenement
of o. NJ. Eaton.-The sale by c. f.. Eddy
of his place in this village to Irving Josin
has failed to materialze, MIR. Eddy having
decided not to sell and paid the forfeit
agreed upon.-The Ladies Home Circle
served new sugar on snow at the Congre-
gational vestry Tuesday evening, April 3.
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ESTATE OF ESTHER DION BUR-
JIN(,TnN

We, the subscribers having been ap,
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF ChittendeH. com
niss!oners to receive. examine and adjus.
me claims and demands of al persons
gainst the estate of Esther Dion, late OF
Burlington in said district deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited
m offset thereto; and SIX months from tIe
day OF the date hereof being allowed by
SAD court for that purpose, We do there.
fore hereby give notice that We will attend
10 the duties of our appointment at the
Office of George w, Deberville in Hayward
block, city of Burlington. in said district
on the last Saturdays of May and Sep,-
cmber next, at 10 o'clock a. m, on eacl
,f said days.
Dated this 3lst day OF March, 1900
JOHN LAVELL
GEORGE w. DEBERVILLE,
ir,w ct Commissioners.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlTON,

Mrs Betsy Pike is staying with Mrs
Hattie Sargent for a few weeks.-Mrs
Frank r. Northrop of Barre was called
here last week owing to tho serious i'll
ness with pneumonia of her mother Mrs.
O. A. Burbank.-Joseph and Mary Shir-
lock are Ill with grip.-Miss Jennie God
frey returned on Saturday evening after
spending a weeks vacation in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isle Mcintosh and Ro-
land are recovering from the grip. Wal
ter Spaulding has returned from Chelsea.
DIR. -. l.. burnett met with an accident
while driving last Thursday which result
ed in his being thrown from the sleiS h
but he escaped without serious injuries
Owing to the illness of Rev. W. T.. Mann
and wife there was no service at the Con-
Eregational church on Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Manchester are i'll
with grip.--E. f. Smith, who has had q
long illness. died on Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock Mrs. Charles Cushman of Low
ell, Mass, has been in town the past few
days to assist in caring for the late II. Il.
Smith.--Mrs George Flint is gaining
Miss STA Ward has returned from White
River Junction where she has been visit
ing her aunt.-Frank r. Northrop of
Barre arrived Monday evening. Miss
Royce Of Burlington is caring for Mrs. O.
A, Burhank.-Mrs. BLY, and family moved
to Dedham, Mass, on Monday.-Mr. Cove
of Plymouth, n. H., and Miss Etiie Kib'
bee We're married by the Rev. w T.
Mann at the home of the bride last week
Wednesday Miss Mollie Bingham has re
turned from a visit in Lowell and Salem
w. II. Martin of Cnderhill arrived OF
Saturday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Galushs
If Jericho are in town for a short time
Henry NJ Doubleday of Somervile, Mass.
has been in town during the past week.
r. II. Mather and family moved to Bur
lngton on Tuesday where they viii re
sidc.-Miss Ora Galusha and brother Dor
of SaXton's River are visiting their par
ents in town.-Miss Della Preston return
ed on Saturday from Yves; Lebanon wher
she has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Ly
man.-Mrs Fred Shepard and Mrs
Charles Folsom 20 to West Lebanon thi
week for visit to their sisters.
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HIS HOST WONDERING.

An excellent story, in which state SUI
poriutendent of Education Mason s.
Stone, who recently lectured in Charlotte,
layCd a prominent part, is told. Mr..
Stone was the guest of A. A. Byington.
From Mr. Byingtons residence is obtain
cd one of tho grandest views of Lake
Champlain to be found along the lake.
Mr. Stone was taken by his host to the
point at which this is best observed and
Mr., Byington waited for the comment of
his guest, Mr.. Stone was almost over
eNpanse of ice and snow with its back
ground of towering mountains and sought
in vain for expression Of MS appreciation
At length he said: "Mr, Byington, | car
think Of but one thing equal to what you
have given me and that is the instance ir
the Bible when Satan took Jesus upOI
the mount and showed him all tho world.
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

Miss Ida II. Mars returned from
burlington on Saturday. Cushman
Gray and Magim Anderson are
attending school at the Waterbury graded
school-N. L. Demeritt who has been en-
gagged to run the separator at the skim
ming station on Barnes Hin, for Francis
Batchelder & Co. Creamery, began work
on April 2nd.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur John
son of Barre We're in town on Friday last
to attend the birthday party given Miss
Florence Warren.-Prof. and Mrs G. II
Stone left for Barre Tuesday morning
where they are engaged in teaching al
Goddard seminary is very poor SUI
gar weather and farmers are quite dis
couraged at the outlook.
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NORTH FAYST0N.

Fred Hunt and family have return d
from Roston.--Miss Mabel Howe visited
in Waiistleld the past wcck.-Nellie Neill
was home over Sunday. Griffin has
gone TO Moretown to work for Mrs. w.
Ward-Lura Ea ton has gone to MoretoWn
to work for Mrs. Albert Loveioy.-Anna
Posnett has finished work for Mrs. Love
Joy, and is home on a vacation.-Nathan
and Charles Thomas of keene, n. H.,
We're in town the past week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Palmer of Moretown visited at
George Grandfields Saturday and Sunday.
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WORCESTER.

Tho stock barn or Warren Ellis with
some thirty head of cattle and a large
amount of hay and grain were entirely
consumed by fire between II and / O'Clock
Saturday night The cause of the fire is
unknown. A very high wind prevailed at
the time and for a time 1t seemed that the
horse barn ana house would also burn,
they were finally saved though somewhat
damaged. Mrs. Levi Lawrence and her
daughter, Miss Alice are visiting Mrs,
LaWrence's parents in Waterbury, Mrs.
George Wilson is the guest OF her sister,
Miss Towne in Barre.--A. B. pugan Is III
--Dr, Lawrence is laid up with the grippe
--Perley Bruce and his mother have NOV.
ed into the Ladd tenement lately vacated
by +. Seymour.-Mrs. Emily Cameron OF
Montpelier is a visitor In town.-Frank
Bedard had one hand badly cut while al
work in Ladd's mill one day last week.
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CHELSEA,

Last Friday afternoon occurred the fu-
neral of Alonzo r. Noyes, aged 49 years,
who for the past year has lived with his
father. Nathan Moves, having moved
from his former residence in Randolph
Mass.-Orin X. Sanborn of Springfield,
H.. is visiting his aunt. Miss Minnie San
born.-Mrs y. J. Foster of Burlington is
the guest of her former schoolmate, Miss
Nellie NJ. Corwin Mrs. Foster is pleas
antly remembered here as Mabel Allen
during the time of her girlhood.-Mrs
Hale X. Darling and her daughter Pau
line. accompanied by Miss Annie Goss
went to Boston last MISUNDERSTANDING Is
Slack has come from Randolph to live in
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from 9Th page)

lived in town until her marriage.
L. W. Carllslc's little daughter Sadie, is
quite i'll with scaratna.
Mr.. and Mrs Shcrwin Flint and son.
Ntaxton. of burlington have been in town
this week
MIR. and Mrs. Eli Sault arc rejoicing over
the advent Of a son Saturday.
Elmer Montgomery is working i'm the
Adams meat market in place of w. f..
Williams.
Teachers examinations will be conduct
cd here tomorrow and Saturday by f. IL.
Prichard, county examiner.
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CALAIS.

]. o. Lamb and wife are sick with
oolds.-Mrs. Olive Wheeocll of Montpelier
and c. J. Amisworth of Gardner, Mass,
are stopping with Mrs, Geo. Pease their
sister.-L. V. Douglass Is to move into T..
Morrson's house this week.-Mr. George
o, Pease died last Wednesday, March -
after an illness of only days. Saturday
he went to Barre and sunday he was taxi
en- with hard cold on his lungs and died
Wednesday evening. He leaves widow,
father, sister and a daughter He was 50
wears old
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BROOK FIELD.

Curtis Dana is moving to the Gulf farm
of j. II Sprague's.-Cassuis Peck L. V.
M gave his friends cali last week.-The
ladies Of East Brookiield hold fair at
Mr. ana Mrs Willard Medcalrs next
Thursday evening. The proceeds to be
used for painting the churchill. S. Brock
was IN town last week on business trip.
Edward Smith from New York is en-
gagged for the season to work for G. X.
Spr1 guc.--W. w Nice ullam of Randoll n
was in town placing insurance for n. y.
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READING.

At the monthly meeting of the Blue Rib
bon CLUB TO be held at o'clock on April
9th, Rev. T.. II, Goldthwaite will speak
upon the subject: 1.-The Worlds w. G. r.
L. Missionary, Miss Alderman and her
Work. Frank L. Kendall and Emma T..
Clay both of Amsden, were married
March 2Sth at Amsden by Rev. Il. II.
Goldthwate of Felchville Special SER
vices for Easter will be held at the Uni
versalst church April 18th with special
music. Services at 1913 a. m and 4, r. m.
"A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. Knowles
on April 1st,-Mr Knights of Alstead, \.
H. has hired the Valley House and is
now in town with his family.-Mr. c. y.
Hook has been quite i'll with grip.-Mts
William 3ement has an orange tree, on
which are eight ripe oranges besides
green oranges, buds and blossoms.
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CABOT :.

Mrs. Nellie Wood of Boston is in town.
f.. ID. Waldo and j. b. Mclean have eN-
changed places.-Alsses Hunt and Bates
of Montpelier are stopping with Mrs. w.
l.. Lance-Mrs. Arthur Lance of Ports
mouth, y. H.. is in town.-SeVeral OF the
farmers will not tap their sugar orchards
this season on account of deep snow and
the ravages of the forest worms last year
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ESTATE OF KATHERINE DONEN,
Ri RIINGTON


STATE OF VERMONT Hon, rro-
bate Court for the District OF Chltten-
dem
TO all persons interested in the estate
of Katherine Doxey. late of Burlington ID
said district, deceased. -
GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned the
9th day OF April, 1900 next for the set
Element of the account of j. A, Riley as
administrator of the estate of Katherine
poxey late Of burlington in said district
deceased, and for decree Of the residue
Of said estate to the lawful claimants
thereof. and ordered that pp~lic notics
thereof be given to all persons interested
IN said estate by publishing this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous TO the
day assigned, il the burlington Free
Press, newspaper published In Burling-
ton in said district.
1'herefors' you are hereby notified 70
Burlington. on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance OF ,eaid
account II you see cause, and to establish
your right as heirs, lesatees snd lawful
claimants OF said residue.
Given under my hand, this "a day ot
~ EZRA NJ, HORTON,
w,40,3t Register.
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ROXBURY,

r. A. Raymond is moving to Mortified.
His mother will keep house for him
NJ. o. Spaulding has finished work for
Dr. Fletcher and has gone on a visit
among relativcs.--Charies Basley is i'll
with grip and neuralgia around the heart.
-Myrta Wheeler is on the sick list.
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EAYSION.

Rev. o. y. Clapp of Burlington visited
at y. ID. Braggs one day last week.-A. ID.
Bragg, who is serving as juryman. was al
home over Sunday-Jerry Kew has so,u
his farm on the flats to Mr.. Downer OF
Massachusetts-Mr. and Mrs. George
Kew were called TO Mddlesex last Thurs
day by the serious illness of their sister
in-laW Mrs James Kew
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estate or J. W. RUSSELL. BUR-

ESTATE OF J. w RUSSELL. BUR-
LINGTON.
We, the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District o. chittenden, COM
miss!oners to receive eX mine and adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
Of Burlington. ~ said district deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in offset thereto; and six months from,
the day OF the date hereof being allow 4
by said court for that purpose We Do.
therefore, hereby give notice that We WI !
attended TO the duties of our appointments
at the office of Henry Greene, in Burlng-
ton, in said district on the fourth Thurs
days of May and September next, at 0
O'Clock a. m. on each OF said days.
Dated this 3oth dav of March. 1900
HENRY GREENE
FRED JOHOSNOTT.
40w3t commissioners.
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ESTATE OF EZRA HOSFORD, CHAR
I

We. the subscribers. having been ap-
rointed by the Honorable the Pronale
court for the District of Chii"ud"n,
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate of Ezra tlOSiOrd,
ate Of Charlotte. in said district deceased.
and also al claims and demands exhibited
ia offset thereto; and SIX months from
the day of the date hereof being allowed
by said court for That purpose. We do
therefore hereby give notice that we VIII
attend TO the duties OF our appointment
1t the late dwelling house of this dcccdent
in Charlotte in said district on the last
Saturdays of May and September next,
at 10 o'clock a. m, on each of said days.
Dated this 3lst day of March, 1900
GUY WILLOUGHBY,
o. II. READ.
40w3t Clmmssioncrs.
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OuttLc.

IOTIC E-To whom IL may concern.
There is on deposit in Winooski say
ings Bank a deposit of two hundred and
twenty three dollars and twenty-nine
cents standing in the name of Susan
Deming, 10 which there has been no de-
post thereto nor withdrawal thereiron
during the past ten years. Ormond Colc,
tire aurer Wnooski, VT, Feb. 10. 1850.
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EXHAUSTIVE.

An old negro preacher divided his SER
mon into two parts. First all de things
IN dc text and second all de things not in
dc text, and, bredren, well wrastle wild
de second part fust."--liarlem Life.
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THE CHARGE.

Gentlemen of the jury" said the Judge,
"thc prisoners plea is insanity. That is
the question to be settled. Is he insane or
not? On that point he is to be judged by a
jury of his peers, Philadelphia Press.
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Rev. A. l.. Cooper of Randolph has been
holding revival meetings at the Methodist
church the past week.-Gcorgo ParmCnter
OF the L. V. NJ was in town Sunday
Miss frankie Abbott spent part OF last
wcck with her sister in Mortified.
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FOR SALE OR TO RlfNT-Housc anu
ono acre of land at North Williston; one
fourth Of a mile from the postoffice and
railroad station will be sold cheap. For
particulars inquire of Miss Georgia King
North Williston. or a. Y. King, Free
Iress Office Burlington, Vt.
7j.Gt&A0 wat
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LACK MARE, five wears old fer sale.
Coruci elmer and Shelburnc streets.
4u.W2t
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WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones, 10
cents a dozen, by mail u cents a dozen
Free Press Association 33.wtf
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APPLIANCES FOR SALE. AZ
ter 81 years practice in BurlinEton nY Il
prominent dentist, to include renting OF
3 Offices Martin S. Villas l6@ Nam -.
S2.4t&i0w, 1t
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isuc Salc.

FARM FOR SALE, 3 miles from Burning
ton with - head Of cattle and farming
tools. good buildings, two houses on
premises. Price 5000. Martin ;. WAS
163 Main street. N-ot%F W ~
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EEI RI

EXTRACTED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN.
THE ONLY OFFICE IN BURLINGTON
where you can get teeth extracted
WITHOUT A PARTICLE OF PAIN.
without taking Gas or Cocaine
LADY ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE.
20 Pain! No Danger! No After Effects
DR.. L. Hazen. ,sS '' @iss st.
had twenty-three teeth extracted at
one sitting at Or, l.. Hazen's office with
out the least pain or inconvenience and
take .,reat ri assure in giving this test-
mtu.al unsolicited.
GEO. A. YOUNGER. Postmaster,
81. Adams Bay, VT.
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