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CABOT.

The ball game between the team from
this place and the DanVillcs at Danville
ltst Thursday, scored to 3 in favor of the
latter. The rubber will be played the 18th
at the Old Home Week picnic on the
Plains.-Mrs. Payson Wslbridge has been
quite i'll but is improving at present. The
fragment of the common fence disappear
cd ia a misty way Friday night by unseen
hands Next in order would he to remove
tho monument to a more appropriate SPOT
ard have a real park and not to allow it
used as n cow yard 1t indeed would be
n good time to form a village Improvement
society and to more carefully look after
the condition of streets, etc.--Mlss 1.cda r.
stevens of Barre is visiting her sister. Mrs
Dr. Burbank. TOWN treasure Orvis l'itts
has the tax bill in his hands. Payment Of
them Is next in order-Mr. and Mrs. n.
II. Morse have a new lady hoarder which
arrived on the 5th.-Cnion Old Homo
Week services will be held at Congrega-
tlOnal church next SCndaY.-Old Home
Week will be observed as follows: Tues
day basket picnic on the Plains, ban
game between Cabots and Danville's ut
same place and other sports; "Wednesday,
1880 street parde, etc; public dinner at
l. free to all. In the afternoon a variety
OF exercises in which the address will be
delivered by Hon. Charles T.. Stone of
Laconia. n. II. In the evening fireworks,
bon fire and promenade on the common.
VI thursday ana FRIDAY there VIII he zen
tonnial exercises OF the Congregational
church Rev. Mr.. Hazen of St.Johnsbury
Will preach the centennial sermon.
Harley Harvey and sister of
Photographic are visiting their faith
er Thomas Harvey Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Fletcher of Swanton were in
town over Sunday Mrs. Fletcher Will re-
main for Old Home Week.-Frank Phelps
of Phelps Bros was in Roston last week -
Those who have accepted invitations TO
Oid Home Week are as follows: Charles
stone, e. w. Paige. g. F. Harvey, A. J.
Blanchard. Ada NJ. Bis nchard George w.
Scott John d. Bartlett. Maria Abbott.
Lucian Hunt, l.. o. Gum and probably
othors.-Mrs L. q. Durham of Burlinc-
ton is visiting her sister, Sarah ]. Morse -
Misses Flora, Susie and Luna Atkins and
their mother, Mrs. Mary Atkins went 10
buffalo Monday to visit the Exposition
People are extremely glad to hearAhat we
are likely to have electric lights soon
from power at the Falls.-Mrs Mary
Cooper Ward of Coon Rapids, Iowa. Mrs
Emma Cooper Adams and daughter. of
Detroit. Mich, and Herbert Ward of Mid
dlotown College visited Mary Atkins re-
contly.-Miss Susie Atkins has a position
as teacher at Missouri Valley. Ia, where
she Will go direct from Buffalo.-A large
crowd Is ANTICIPATED for Old Home Week,
especially for Wednesday. Great pains
and much capital are being used to make
all Grand success. Everybody invited
tC attend.
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RICHEST Err.

Thursday, Aug. 10 Will be observed mere
as Old Home Day. In the morning there
Will he bicycle races and athletic contests.
The afternoon exercises will be as follow :
Address of Welcome by Hon. Alpha Mes
ser of Rochester: Address by Col. Albert
Clark secretary of the Hcme Market Club
of Boston; "reminiscences ny William w.
Campbell of Nepolecn, Ohio; Poem of
Georgann Hodskins of Ames, Iowa Mt
400 o'clock there will be a base ball game;
500 band concert and promenade; eco
torchlight procession and bonfire. TO 2
6ancinG in c. a. r. Hall Music through
out the day and evening will be furnish
ed by the Montpelier Military Band and
Rochester Drum Corps. A reception will
be given at the c. A. r.. Hall, Wednesday
evening. August IA at o'clock.-Mrs. John
Nichols returned to w. II. Campbell $
Saturday remains Of Mrs. Fred
Huntington from Randolph were brought
here Tuesday for burial. The funeral was
held at the home of Mrs, Ella Harvey -
MIS-. Dana Gcodno and Grace were in
Brandon few days last week.-Mrs.
George Washer has been sick from a hard
cold.-The base ball team from South Roy
alton will play here the great day, Aug.
15th.-The Welchs left old home last
Thursday and will spend a month at the
BeaCh.-The base ball team from Brandon
came here last Thursday for game and
were defeated, score to Mrs. Milo
Ball has been quite sick with bronchitis
Mrs. Charles Orvis from Starksboro has
been here visiting her parents-Mrs. Ra-
sclle Nichols is greatly improved Car
roll Bush has rented the tenement in Mrs
Guernsey's house and moved his family
thcIe,-Cartez Brownson and wife and
Wesley Hodgekins and wife visited
Glens Falls Sunday.-Mr. Slmonds
from Brandon was in town last
week,-Robert Whitney from Forrestdale
has been visiting relatives here.--A mum,
her from Pittsneo we're here to attend
the ball game Thurs lay.-Mrs. Charles
Emerson has been in Newport visiting hei
brother. George Green is sick at the no.
tel-Charles Chamberlain has moved int
Carol Bush's house at the lower mills -
Ella Washer was absent from the postof
hce Friday and Saturday on account OF
her mothers Illness Warren Whime,
from Fast Barnard has been in town
few days,-Dr. VIII Huntington and wifi,
started Tuesday for Buffalo to visit the
cxposition,-M Chase from Cambridge
Mass, is visiting relatives here.-M RS
Hattie Washer and three little girls from
Bridgeport, Conn, are at Ella Harvey.
y for few weeks.-The sad news was re-
ceived here Monday of tie death Of Johv
RAby from consumption at CRANKY. Mass
, MIR. Lanwoll from Gardner, Mass, is II
| town visiting relatives.
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FAYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Kero and daughter,
Mildred, have gone to spend this month
with relatives in Fredericton, New Bruins
wick, and Manchester. y. H.--Mrs. Susan
Carr has gone on an extended trip to visit
friends in Troy. n. Y, and Canada
Among recent visitors in town were Misses
Hazel Maxwell and Jennie Shaw from St.
Adams at John Livingstons; G. r. Miller
and daughter, Barbara from Barton at ].
Il. Ihompsons; Miss Jennie Maxwell
from the Vermont Asylum at John Max
wells; Mrs. Floyd Bargar from Buffalo,
n. y. Miss AIDA Dolbes from Lakewood,
n. d; Miss Maud Dolbos from DePero,
Wis, and f. W. Powers. wife and son
Merritt from Waterbury are at F. A.
Iragg s.-William Cotton has bought
Edward Dana's farm.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Carroll of Warren and
i. III. Powers Of Waterbury accompanied
their cousins from the West, Mrs. Grace
Rarpar, Misses AIDA and Maud Dolbes TO
Mddlebury and Ripton several days last
week,
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Sarah Deand, widow OF ]. VI. En-
giles, died Sunday evening at her home on
Park street, aged II years. Funeral Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Eng!es
leaves one son, j. Harry Eneles of Ru'-
land, and an aged sister, who has livel
with her several years.
Mrs. W. c. Simonds has returned from
Addison, where she has been spending a
few days.
II. L. Cook has returned from Australia,
whore he went last fail with sheep. After
a weeks vacation with his family he viii
20 to Texas with sheep.
Miss Sadie Laham has returned from
Rutland.
Joseph bishop is visiting his mother,
Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop.
Frank Cook is camping at Lake Dun
more
Mrs. Il. II. Everest is in the Union offico
this week taking the place of Eugene
Woodruff who is having a vacation.
Eugene Griswold and family are camping
M Lake Dunmorc
Mrs. Maggie BasCOm Of Peoria, Ill., is n
town for few days.
Edward Pierce If brooklyn, N. Y, is the
guest of Mrs. Pierce
Mayor Bruce ana family Of Cincinnati
are in town, guests of Merritt Meade and
family.
Floyd McCollom and Carlton Meade re-
turned from Lake Dunmore Monday.
George Lessor and wife of Rutland arc
in town for a week
Mrs. n. S, Capen went Monday to the
lan-Amcrican. From there she will 90
West to visit relatives till September l.
Miss Myrtle Savory is at the Pan-Amer-
ioan for few days and then will visit
Cleveland, ohio, for a few weeks.
Mrs. William Scott is in Buffalo for a
weeks stay
Truman Preston Of Ticondcroga, n. Y,
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WATERBURY,,

The body of Phil Fisk, the victim of the
shooting accident at Stowe, will be dlsin-
TERED for the purpose of holding an au-
topsy in order TO ascertain the cause OF
death.
Mrs. Dora Hoag Of Bridgeport, Conn
is spending a few days in town with her
aunt Mrs. Lease
Mrs. Emma Wright of Lexington, Mass.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Nettie
Moody for a few days, has returned to
Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Batchelder and family
are spending a few days at Queen City
Park.
Miss Della Brusso who has been spend
ing few days at her home in Middebury
has returned.
Miss Belle Cooley. William Cooley and
Miss Lena Wallace left Tuesday for
Montreal. They expect to visit the Pam
American exposition before returning
home.
Rev. ]. r. McLucas expects to preach
at the Advent church for the next few
Sundays.
Mrs. James Watcs and children of
Stowe are spending few days in town.
Mrs Bamforth continues to improve.
Miss Maggie O'Neil is spending a few
days in Montreal and at the exposition.
DIR. Wheelock is in Bridgeport for a few
days. His office will be closed until he
returns.
w. r. Nash, c. c. Graves and j. F.
Shipman are spending few days at Buff
falo, n. Y.
C. /. Hatch and family went to Bristol
Tuesday for n carriage drive.
Fred Cooley has closed his Photographic
studio, and expects to accept a position
in some other town.
Herbert Sleeper Is spending a few days
in Sugar Hill, n. H.
Rev. l.. W. Paxton and wife of Cairo,
/ H.. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Bry-
ant.
Mrs. Earl Kinsley and children of Rut-
land are stopping with Mrs, Chase.
Luke Morse and party are spending n
few days on the shores of Lake Cham
Main
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BRADFORD.

Israel Willard, aged % years. died at his
home saturday. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon He was the oldest re-
sidcnt in town.-Miss Helen NNe spent
spent Sunday with friends i'm White River
Junction. She returned TUESDAY accom-
panied ny her cousin, Miss Iluntoon, who
VIII remain mere for a WcoN.--Mr and Mrs.
W. Is. ID. Avery arc visiting their daughter
IN Tacoma, y, tI.-Mrs j. VI. sawyer re
turned from East tolnth Satur-iaN.-MlS
Lucy \. Nelson Is the guest or her cou-
SINS the Misses Nclson.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Jofn 9. Morse of salem, Mass, arrived
AZ inc Low Mansion saturday nlEht-MrS.
r. A. Chase and three sons are visiting
her father y Il EClluu-llv. in (iuildnall.
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

George Dana Smith of Burlington was a
guest of his sisters, Mary and Lucia
Smith over Sunday.-Mrs. John Russell
Young and son. Gordon, OF Washington,
Id G., arrived at w. +. Marshall's. Aug.
1st to remain until some time in October
Work is to begin at once on the house IL
he erected by Mrs. L. d NJ. Sweat OF
of Portland, Me. on the land purchased
by her last year. Her friend Mrs. John
Russell Young and family will occupy the
house with her as n summer home at
least three or four months each year-B
II. Stone who has been visiting mis-
daughter in Lebanon, n. H., for some
weeks has returned home.-Mrs. Addie
Battles, who has been away since early
spring has returned to her home.
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ROX BURY.

Miss Lucy Cram has finished work at
Tie hotel-A l.. Cram of Bird City. Fan,
is visiting +. =. Cram, his brother.
i. Cram and wife recently srent Il few
days with relatives in StoC kbridgc. return
ing earlier than they had expected on ac-
count of Mrs. Cram not feeling usually
Wcll-J. NJ. Bel Is about to remove his
meat market to his residence. where he
is fitting up frst-class market.--Mrs.
w. II. Cady spent a day OF last week in
REORGANIZATION York WAS quite sicl;
last week.-Herbert French has move |
into the Richardson hcuse.-t,rnest Rich
of Randolph vas in town last week -
Several from here visited Berlin Pond last
Sun 1ay.-Rev. G. W. Ellison, NJ. D. Of
Paw tucket. r. l.. preached here Sunday
in place of Mr.. Squires, who was i'll.
Mir Ellison is an old-timc pastor cf this
town. and is heartily welcomed by his
former Pensioners. He is now practcng
medicine and is here as council with Dr..
William Mayo On the case of Mrs. Lee
WileY.-Mrs. Louisa Shaw of DIxbury is
spending a few weeks with her son, FRANK
Shaw.-franklin Meyers of Danvers,
Mass, is at Charles Wilcy's fer the sum
mer months.--D, l.. Nichols and wife are
spending a week at Highgate Springs.
Pert Spalding is assisting In the store
during their absence.-Mrs. Minnie White
is visiting her parents, s. G.. Stanton and
Nife.-Miss Eta Snow has finished work
for Clark Flint. There will be preachins
at the Universaist church next Sunday af-
ternCon at 8 p m All are cordially in
Vted.-Miss Maude Cleveland of Brain
tree worked for Mrs. Win Rattee last
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH R0YAlTON.

Miss Emma Gordon is a guest of Miss
Susan Lamb.-Mr. Edward Miller of De
troit, Mich, Mss Ruth Warren of New
York city and Miss Burnett of Bethel W, re
guests AT DR. BuInett's last Friday and
Saturday.-Alha Brownell of Worco Ster,
Mass. is spending n weeks vacation with
his mother and sisters-Mrs Charles Out
ton and children are visiting her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. S, c. Drcw.-Mr Wales and
daughter. Miss Tilley Wales of Boston are
guests of the Rev and Mrs. MILFORD T..
Mann.-It is expected that Miss Alice
Lamb of Brooklyn n. Y, will arrive next
Saturday to spend a vacation of two
weeks with her parents.-Mrs. George
Dewey goes to Stafford this week TO visit
her father-Miss Bertha Cloud is employ
ed by Mrs. w. Fl. Luckert.-Msscs
Mabele Blake and josephine Briggs spent
Sunday in Sharon with Mrs. Billings
Mrs Fred Haynes is very ill-Mrs LESSEE
their home in Watsheld on Saturday af-
ternoon.-Mrs Perley Belknap visits her
sisters in Waterbury ard Waitsheld this
week.-Mrs.. Frank Morse of Springfield,
Mass is boarding at $. c. Drew's for a
few weeks.-Miss Alice Gilchrist is en-
ployed at Lawyer Whitham s.--James Alb
bolt and children are guests at Martin s.
Adams'.-It is expected that Mr.. Wales
and Miss Tlley Wales of Boston will sing
in the Congregational choir next Sunday
morning. Mr., Edward Martin of Lowell,
Mass, arrived last Wednesday and re-
turned home Monday morning --Catholic
services were held on Sunday at Hewitt 9
hall-Mrs. Carroll Griswold and children
Of Barre are visiting relatives here.-Guy
Merrill has returned.-Among thos who
took advantage of the excursion on Mon
day were LA Skinner. Silas Doubleday and
wife. Mabel Doubleday and Edward Sar-
sent-Alrs. Moses Webster of Tunbrdg :
IS guest at Walter Webster s.-Mrs
Waterman and Miss Addie Hastings are
attending the Pan-American Exposition at
buffalo this week
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WORCESTER.

The buildings on the Amos Corey place
on the Eagle Ledge" road were entirely
destroyed by fire one night last week.
There had been no one living on the place
for some time and the origin OF the fire
is mystery. William Ward. former
well-known resident of this town died at
the Heaton hospital, Montpelier on Sum
day, aged about 40 years The body was
brought here for burial on Tuesday.-Wil-
liam Hancock and wife started for their
homo in Cook ston. Mimi. on Monday.
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THE TOP NOTCH.

well. my boy and what are you go
ing to do now?
well. dad, don't know. What l want
is one of these fancy jobs where YOU do the
least possible work for the very largest
possible fee
Guess you are cut out FOR corporation
lawyer, my hoy
mo dad. ! was thinking of being
medical specialist ''-Cleveleud Plain Deal
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

w, II. II. Conner of Burlington is Wis
ting his brother, Dana Conner-Rev. c..
II. Merrill preached an interesting dis
course last Sunday evening. The annual
Sunday school picnic was held at Cur
It's pond in Calais last Monday.-Frank
Batchelder has sixteen new boarders. -
Mrs. L. j. Benjamin is slightly improving
Warren Goodell is driving the milk team
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NORTHFIELD.

Observer w. a. Shaw OF the weather bu-
reau reports a mean temperature for July
of 6S degrees with n maximum Of % on the
18th and a minimum Of AZ on the nth. The
precipitation amounted to 4S6 inches, rain
falling on IL days. The prevailing wind
was south and the month was made up of
five clear, IA partly cloudy and u cloudy
DAYS
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F0RESTDALE.

Misses Mary and Ella Humphrey Of
Rouses Point, n. Y, are visiting their
aunt Mrs. Harriet WinsIow Theodore
Nett Is spending n two weeks vacation
at his home in Westport, n. Y-Mr. and
Mrs, w. b. Avery and daughter Ruth Wis
ltod his brother in Bristol this week
Miss Phoebe Sargent ana Miss Iissie
Stringham of Rutland spent Sunday at
q IT, Churchill s.-Miss Flavia Capen IL
visiting Mrs, Cora billiard in Dandy this
"cok--loseph Collins of Albany, n, Y, Is
Il guest at Orman Partitions Mr. Haley
and family Of North Hartland are visiting
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. A. d. Stockwell from Waterville
visited at A. y. Stockwell's Friday.-Mrs
T.. g. Akin and Mr. r S. Heaton vited
at A. y. Stockwell' Friday Mrs. Murphy
from Montpelier and sister from Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. Hoffaman this week.
Mrs. H. o. Ward and Mrs. G. Wyman went
TO Montpelier Saturday. Mrs. Burt New
ton from Waterbury visited her sister
Mrs, J. Griffith, Frday.-Rev Atkins and
wife and children went to Waitsheld and
Warren Saturday, McCan Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fanny Griffith this
weck.-Lura Eaton has finished work for
Mrs. A Il. Lovejoy Frank Ingalls, is IN
town this wcok-Anne Hart is having d
a vacation this week.-Mrs.. Walter Stor-
ling Is in town visiting this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Davis went to Warren
Sunday.-Quite a number from here went
to tho Granville woods for picnic Sunday
Thomas Sullivan from Warren visited
his sister, Mrs. Hoffman Sunday.-Thc en-
tertainment Tuesday night by the Good
Tempars was well patronzed and was q
success- Mrs. NJ. Taylor and Alicia Tay-
Tor have returned to their home in Short
Fails. y. H., Monday morning.
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PLAIN FIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Martin. jr., and
daughter Marjorie of Manchester, y. ~,
have been visiting at O. L. Martins --A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Emery last Thursday Miss Jessie
Kent has been visiting in Calais.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Martin visited Mrs. Alice Ben
jamin of South Woodbury., who has been
very i'll, last Sunday.--Mrs. DR.. Smith and
Mrs. Murray Martyr visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Martyr in orange last Wednesday.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM COWAN. SiIIl,
BJRNE

STATE OF VERMONT, the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittcndrn:
To all persons interested in the estate
of William CoWan, late of Shclburnc, in
said district, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the
Eth day of August 1901, next for the set
mont of the account of the executor of the
last will and testament of William Cowan
hte Of Shelburne, dec cascd. and for
decree Of the residue OF said estate to
the lawful claimants of the same, and or
dered that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested in said estate by
publishing this order three weeks success.
slyCly previous to the day assigned, in the
Darlington Weekly Free Press, Il news
Taper published in said district
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court rooms in Bur
lngton, Vt, on the day assigned. then and
there to contest the allowance of said ac-
count if you see cause, ana to establish
your right as heirs. legatees and lawful
claimants of said residue.
Given under my hand, this 9TH day Of
, August, 1901.
Elhu b. Taft,
o'wds Acting Judge.
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"Merciful heavens" she exclaimed on
her first visit to the dairy. Why DO YOU
crowd the cows so close together in the
stalls"
"Them's tn condensed milk cows. mum, -
replied the accommodating chambermaid.
Denver Times.
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move to Bolton where he has a large lum-
Der iob.Will Morgan and wife are visit
ing at George Colby's.-Thc jury did not
agree in the case against G. Atkins for
furnishing liquor TO II. Stafford.
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ESTATE OF MARY G. LANE or BUR
II\GTON.

We, the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittendesl, COM
mtssloners to receive, examine and adjust
The claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Mary G.. Lane,
late Of Burlington, in said district
deceased and also al claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, and six months
from the day of the date hereof being al
lowed by said court for that purpose, wa
do therefore hereby give notice that we
Will attend to the duties OF our appoints
ment at the Office of r, H. Wales i'm Bur
lington, in said district on the first Tues
day of January, 1902, next, at 10 o'clock a.
m. on each of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of August, 1901.
y. II. WALES,
GEO, w. BECK WITH,
6w3t Commissioners.
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sTCRTEVANT BLOWER Tor sale with
5 Il. +. engine attached In good condi-
ton. Free Press Association. iurlns
ton, VT. '6'd%WtI
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'ddlal>tcd.

WANTED-To sell or exchange one Of tho
prettiost and best located farms in Yer
mont. Box 70. ESSEX Junction, VT.
1Nl.d& wi;
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A LIVE PAYING. CASH GENERAL
MERCHANDISE STORE for sale III tine
farming town. Bargain If taken a. once
H., Free Press liId%w'u
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in 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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10 &ellt.

MY STORE to rent, (no goods. Inouir,
of Clara l.. Stowell, Newport Center,
VT. i9Wl0O
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FOR SALE-Three licensed hotels, one
saloon, one stock furniture and under
takers goods one livery stock, three
steam launches. Good farm taken IN eN-
change, $500 stock, general merchandise,
county trade. No competition. J. u.
Shahan, Port Henry, y. Y l,wtf
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FOR SALE-A two year old thoroughbred
Ayrshire bull, No, G4l3. Jesse l.. Carpen-
ter Starksboro, Vt 6,W3t
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TO operate power ma
chimes on overalls. Experienced opera
tors preferred. Steady work; highest
piece work prices paid. Good board ut
low rates The O. l.. Kinds Company,
Richford, Vt. 4,W4t