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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-15
WARREN,

The remains Of Mrs N. L. Dickinson
were brought to town last week Thurs
day. The funeral services were held at
Mrs. Halls and the interment was made
Mt the village cemetery.-Mrs Edwin Ell
ridge died Sunday morning with heart
trouble. The funeral services were held
OF Tuesday.-Mrs McGlafln and daughter
Anna Of Randolph are visiting at James
cGlafln's.-Arthur Long, who has been
working in Medford, Mass, is at home or
n short visit.-Miss Alice Austin has re-
turned from a short stay in Burlington. =
Mr.. Bastick and family have moved tc
Granville, where they have taken farm
--Perley Brown Is on his way to Liverpool
Eng.-Monday was an unlucky day. VIII
Freeman lost a five-year-old horse. Frank
Bruce A fat hog and julie Griffin a cow
Robert Long has purchased a cream sep
arator.-Will Rifle of Waitsfield was ir
town Sunday.-Joscph Matthews has a
very sore hand; 1t Is feared he may have
blood poison.-Will Thayer Is able to be
out again.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The Rev. Wilford f. Mann left last Fri
day for Connecticut, where he will remain
a week.--The Rev. Mr.. Wild supplied in the
Congregational pulpit Sunday.--Guy
Adams is employed in the depot at Bethel.
Mrs. Johnson Is employed as one of the
trimmers in Mrs. Waterman's store.-B l..
Tenny has moved to the rooms recently
vacated by w. NJ. Sargent.-Edward Sar-
gent moved last week into a fiat in the
Schontag house.-Walter Spauding has
returned home after spending the winter
in Salem, NJ IS. Miss Powers of Randolph
returned last Saturday after being at Mrs
Frank Bryant's the past weeks. M
Snow is ill.-Miss Charlotte Hackett re-
sides with Mrs William Smith. who has re-
turned after being in Maine during the
past six months.--W. II. Martin arrived
last week Wednesday from a trip to Barre
and Cnderhill.--NIss Isabelle Martin spen,
Saturday and Sunday at DR.. ID. l.. Bur
nett's, returning to her school in Tunbridge
on Monday
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

Horace S. Lewis was seriously injured
by kick from his horse a few days ago.
James M. Coates has returned from Bur-
ington and reports his sister, Mrs Munger,
rs having survived the surgical operation
and was doing well.-The freeze on the 9tl,
and 10th inst. was very severe and ruined
much vegetation.--Mrs. j. p. Newton re-
turned from Rutland last Friday.-The
majority of our people have not yet made
their gardens on account of the cold
weather-Miss Stella Sutton OF Castleton
is in town the guest of G. A. Walker and
family.-The piazza which d. L. Belden
added to his house last week is an orna-
ment to the whole villace.-Newell Harri-
son goes to West Haven every Tuesday
night and rehearses in an orchestra that
meets at Cyrus Tryon's.-William Bascom
is again on the sick list, We are sorry to
repOrt
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mary Howe. Vermont's only grand opera
prima donna soprano assisted by the
Main string quartette will give a grand
concert at Randolph, May 23d.-Miss Car
RE Paine and Francis Parker, were mar
red May first. They took a short carriage
drive north.-Ray Blaisdell is reported as
much better this week.-Mrs. Asa Bennett,
continues critically i'll at the Hanover hos
pital.-I1ial Bennett has been quite i'll Of
late DR.. Scott was called to attend
S. d. Hutchins visited in town the first OF
last week.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from sixth page.)

Phelps on Summer street. The price paid
is $500 and possession is to be given in
June.
Charles Griffin, who lives few miles
west of Newport, was driving home from
town Wednesday, with young Morse
which became frightened at something be-
side the road and jumped off the side of a
small bridge. injuring Mr.. Griffin internally
but it Is hoped not seriously The horse
head received a bad blow and the wagon
was broken.
Hon John w, Currier of North Troy vii
address the annual reunion OF the orleans
County Veterans Association at Barton
Friday. June g. Let every old soldier who
sees this notice be present. All spanish
and Philippine war soldiers are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith have daugh.
ter, born Tuesday, May Is.
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WATERBURY,,

Frank Williams Is spending few days
vacation in Holland.
j. X. Fullerton has sold the Dick Atkins
farm to G. G. Graves. Consideration $3.50
The band cleared about $50 at the sugar
party at the Congregational Church last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Miles Grant. wife of the Rev. Miles
Grant. the noted Advent preacher, fell
Sunday morning when descending the steps
Of the Methodist Church, striking on Lei
side and head upon the walk. She was
taken to her rooms at the Waterbury hote
and attended by a physician, who thinks
that she has not received serious injuries
Berton Loveland, porter at the hospital
is spending few days vacation at his
home In Waits1eld,
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CHELSEA.

At the Congregational Church last Sum
day morning the pastor the Rev. A. j..
Eastman, read his resignation of his four
years' passionate to take effect the Sth OF
June next He has received a unanimous
call to become l,aStor of the joint parish
of East Barre and Orange Center.-Scurlet
fever has again broken out in the village
schools, Miss Kt rney teacher in the inter-
mediate. having been taken down on Mon
day, May 5th, and also Hazel Bixby one
OF her pupils. Another case was dlscov-
cred last Saturday and on Monday OF this
week Health Officer DR. Story n. Co.'s or
drred the primary deparemcnt, taught by
Miss Ella q. Chadwick. to bc losed.-Mrs.
Mary J. r. Peters, aged S years. vas
found dead on Sunday morning last. hav-
Ing been apparently as we'll as usual TIE
day day before. DIR. Godfrey, her attend
ing physician. was summoned and pro-
nourceI tie disc Ease to be angina pectoris
After "A preliminary service at her late
residence on wednesday morning the re-
mains wore taken to East Corinth, where
also her first husband. Leander Taplln
was buiied.-Mr. end Mrs. A. II. Powers
returned from their trip to Plainhcld nj
Friday. several painters are nov Mt work
OH the court house and expect 10 have il
done for the Juno term of County Court
Mr. Graves of Wells River has been ell.
gagged to dc the frescoing of the conrt
room interior. On Sunday. May 9th, there
Will BE- union services at the NJ l.. Chur II
ard the pastor the Rev. w. L. Allen, vii
breach the Memorial sermon On Friday
May 3Cth the ~ j. II. Dixon OF Noitl
1unbridsc, will dCliver the Memorial day
address.-Miss blanche, the daughter ol
Nj. ard Mrs. W. T. Townsend. who is At
tending the Emerson College IF Oratory
has takcn par. in recent entertainment,
given in and ear Boston. Thu ChGrlestcwi
Enterprise thus speaks Of her: mis-:
NJ. Fla nchc Townsend scored a brill AM
aid unqualified success sin her whistlin.
solos beng recalled again and again il.
her delighted auditors. who appeared t.
act as If the fair artist had gale of wint
at her command and therefore need HeveI
tire"
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TWO CHINAMEN DISCHARGED.

Chinese hearings were begun yesterday
before Commissioner George T.. johnson
and two men were discharged. The cases
were those against Chin Hong Coon and
Chin Hong Quong. No additional evil
dence was introduced by the government,
hence their discharge
The officials present were District Attor-
ney Martin, United States Marshal Field
and Inspectors lizard, Hatch and Ander-
son.
The cases against the alleged Chinese
smugglers Hogle. Lawyer and Ford were
continued until this morning, when they
will be disposed Of
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. Az,iba Dickinson, a former resident
CT this town, died at burlington. May 7th.
Tie funeral services were held at Fast
Warren May OH. The Rev. Mr.. Ilazen Of
n >rthheid officiating. The lntorment was
at the village metery.-Mrs. la mes Nc
Glanin and Miss Anna of Randolph. srent
"A lew days in town last week The ,.ndte s.
Nit" society II me ct this w"r'i With Mrs
s. II. Brigham. Mrs. Mart!rt Hyzer Of
Randolph is y!s.t,rg in town Mrs. H. a.
tldridgc. NO had been In feeble healti for
a long time. died May nth. Sho leaves an
aged husband. two sons and daughter
The Rev. w f s'treeter was absent over
Sunday. His place was supplied by Miss
Erokaw, q lady evangelist.
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GAYSVILlE.

Mrs. NJ NJ. Gordon of Barre is visiting
friends in town.-Mrs. Wifred Hassam
ana baby Gladys, were In Royalton last
week.-The Helping Hand club meets with
Miss Bessie May Saturday afternoon at
oclock.-Mr and Mrs Frank Kemp go
to New Hampshire this week.-A. B. Gay
Of Randolph was in town Monday.-As
Clinton Luce and wife were going to
Grange Saturday evening one wheel struck
the sidewalk at Hassam's Corner throw
ing them out. Fortunately no bones were
broken, but Mrs. Luce has been confined
to the bed since.-Herbert Mills has eX-
changed his house and blacksmith shop in
the village for the so-called Boutwell, farm.
1t is expected that Bert Newell will occupy
the house and shop vacated by Mr.. Mills.
The two year old child of Ralph White
was buried Monday.-Mrs. Charles FELTON,
is in Tunbridge caring for her mother and
sister who are ill.--Dr. c. n. Stephen of
White River junction was in town Satur-
daY.-'rhe Mite society met with Mrs.
Frank Gould Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. /. +. Gould and Miss Lila Stafford
were in Randolph recently.-Mrs. Melvin
Davis has returned home from Pittsfed.
The Rev. j. Wesley Miller attended the
funeral of Charles Webster in Bethel Mon
day.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Memorial Day is to be observed by the
Post and Corps on the afternoon OF the
Both with appropriate exercises. Tho ad-
dress will be given by Rev. e. j. Ranslow
of Swanton. Procession will be formed
at one o'clock for the march to the eeme-
tory Pupils of tho public schools and
members of the band are to take part In
the programme. Services on Memorial
Sunday will be held in the Universalist
church at tho usual hour. All citizens are
invited to attend tho Sunday service ana
tho exercises of Memorial Day~-W. p.
CarPenter has Leased on shares until Dee.
LIST the entire plant Of Geo W. LYndA At
Mill village including steam saw and plan
ing mills. grist mill and repair shop
Herbert J.. Martin is appointed administra-
tor OF the estate of Amasa w. Farnham.-
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BRADFORD.

DR.. George Dimick of Jeffersonson, n.
H., was the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Free
man Clement Sunday.-Mrs. Bishop and
Miss Edwards left for Winthrop, N. Y,
Monday.-Miss Harriet Craig who is book
keeper in the Central telephone office at
Littleton. N. H.. was at homo the first OF
the week.-H. A. Winship and his daugh-
ter, Miss Marcia are spending the week in
Boston Joseph Griffin, Edwin Boyle and
Thomas Wiswall of Dartmouth We're in
town Saturday and Sunday.-Charles Dim
lex left for Boston Monday William
Hutchinson, a student of a medical col
lege in Philadelphia, visited friends in town
this week.-The Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Webb
entertained about thirty guests at the par
sonage Saturday evening.-Miss Georgiana
Prescott OF Montpelier Seminary came
home Friday for a few days vacation
Mrs Matte Davis and two children, who
have been visiting her parents. returned
to West Hartford, Monday.-C. w. Osgood
Of Bellows Falls, gave an address In the
Congregational Church Sunday evening
The address was taken from the Book Of
Acts and was listened to by a large au-
dience. "a there was no service at tho
Methodist Church. Mr. Osgood is an able
speaker and thorough Bible Scholar--Ver,
non A. Davis of Montpelier Seminary spent
Sunday at Mrs. Emily Prescott's.--A. ii
HuntoOn who has driven the express tea n
for F.. II. Nye for the past year. has ac-
copied a similar position at White River
Junction and commenced his labors there
IMonday.--The Rev. w. NJ. Newton, pre-.
siding elder for the Montpelier district
preached in Grace Church Sunday morning
Miss Della Albee visited in White River
Junction Thursday.-Mrs. C. II. Carpen,
ter and two children are to move to Mont
pelier this week. Mr.. Carpenter has pos
iton in an undertaking establishment anC
has been there for several months. Tn,
people of Bradford will be sorry to los,
Mr.. Carpenter and his family. but wish
them success in their new home-Miss Car
RE Norcross who has been teaching II
Thetford was at home the first of tn,
week.-E. f. Fitzmorris spent Sunday a
White River Junction,
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

A. l.. Morse is having his barn shingled.
Mabel and oscar Tracy visited their uncle
G. A. Durkee. the first of the week.-Miss
Sadie Logan has recovered from the mea-
sizes and will begin going to school this
week.-Isiah Domper has finished work
for II. d. Tracy and gone to work for w.
Eaton.-R. NJ. Damon is soon to begin on
his new barn. Guy Seymore is to do the
work.-Mrs. Holbrook is once more able
to be out.-Mrs. NJ. D. Church has sister
visiting her from Massachusetts.-S. Nj.
Trellar has sold his place to a lady from
New York
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CABOT.

President ]. NJ Fisher of the Old Home
Week association has issued call for
meeting next Saturday evening at the town
clerks office for the election Of officers,
etc.--Upon the invitation Of the Rev. o. r..
Aiken the Good Templars will attend the
Methodist Church in a body at the morning
service next Sunday.-Good Templars are
requested to meet at their hall at 1890
sharp, previous to going to the service. The
male quartctte will assist in the service.
Mr. Aiken will speak upon the subject OF
temperance team OF T.. M. Bliss got
frightened last Friday and ran up street
at quite lively gait. Arriving at g. NJ.
Webster's 1t turned in and in an attempt
to pass through barn door, cleared itself
OF the buggy.-Mrs. J. M. Davis has re-
turned to her home in Newport. Mrs. i. c.
Lance Is taking charge of her millinery
business for a short time-The Rev. ]. o.
Sherburne OF St. Johnsbury, was In town
Monday to attend the quarterly conference
mecting.-H. l.. Gilman has sold his stage
property to Genie Dow, who took posses
sion of the property and route Monday
1t Is understood that a couple OF New York
parties went through here last week. look
ing over the route to ascertain If it was
feasible for building an electric railroad
Mrs s. J. Morse has gone to Lyndon for
short time to visit her son, e. G. Morse.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. c. Morse had son born
to them. May 7.-Meetings are to be held
at Lower Cabot In the Advent Church be-
ginning Wednesday evening.
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GOLD DUST

ana where Mr.. Dewey expects to make
his home He has not yet decided what
business be will embark in.
Sixty-nve rooms have been secured at
the Pavilion hotel by the agents of the
three republican candidates for the govor-
norship for the time OF the State conven-
ton in this city in June. The agents made
application for "a rooms in all. but Man
ager Bailey decided he could not promise
so many now Those allotted are divided
about equally between General McCul-
Tough and Mr.. Clement with the excep-
ton of four, which have been secured by
Mr. Proctor. Twenty rooms have also
been secured at the Montpelier House by
the candidates. Mr.. Clement having a
plurality in the total OF rooms. The de-
mand for rooms in advance was never be-
fore so large in Montpelier when a State
convention was to he held here
D. N. Hunt. while engaged at cutting
stone Saturday afternoon at the shed of
Sweeney Brothers, was struck in ono eye
by n small stone chip. The eye was cut
In such a manner that part of the fluid
was released. MIR. Hunt went first to DR..
Chambers office and then to Heaton hos
pital for examination. 1t Is feared he will
lose the sight of the eye.
William T. Whelan has been engaged a.
coach for the University Of Vermont base
ball team for one month and has gone to
burlington to begin his labors.
Joseph John and Arthur Darveau Wer5
in City Court Monday morning as re-
suit of a too reckless celebration Sunday.
John was charged with pointing rife al
Earl Lombard. the 11-year odd son of w
II. Lombard. who lives near Montpelier
Junction and pleaded not guilty. The case
was continued until o'clock that evening
Darveau was charged with intoxicatlon
| pleaded guilty, and paid a fine of s. AND
costs, amounting to $14 ~.
! j. A. Guptil has sold his tally-ho coach
to r. l.. Putney. This coach is said to be
so years old and to have cost $780,
| A suit in trespass has been brought
against s. S. Ballard through +. p. Carrie
ton appearing for Albert Tuttle, executor
of the Langdon estate.
The Montpelier seminary met the Yer
mont academy team on the campus Tues
day afternoon and defeated them to th'
tune of II to 8. This is the first time tbs
V. A. boys have been beaten this season
Parker and Thomas were the battery fol
Nj. S. and Gardner and Walker for V. A
The next game the NJ S. boys play is
against St. Adams here on May "a.
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WORCESTER

Harry Dingwall has moved to farm
owned by his father in Elmore,-Joseph
Pedro Is moving from East Gilmore to the
Putnam house.--.rhe Rev. Thomas Mitchell
of Barre officiated at the congregational
Church on Sunday morning. Arthur
Batchelder OF Barre sang a solo, The Holy
City" al the Congregational Church Sun
day morning,-Mrs. Estelle A. Wilson is
visiting her daughter in Barre for few
days.-U'nion services were held in the
Congregational Church Sunday evening,
the Rev. ]. w, lllsley Of the Methodist
Church In charge. C. A. Lasher is
visiting her brother in Barnstead, Mass
Mr.. Bidwell Of Monkton Ridge was the
guest Of his daughter. Mrs W. T. Law
renee over Sunday.--Miss Frances Hatch
ct psrre eYent sunday in town
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Elmer Barnes and family have vacated
Mrs. Greeley's house at the lower mills.
and Mrs. Greeley will go to housekeeping
there soon.-Schools are closed In the vii
lage on account of the scarlet fever
Charles Emerson is through working in
the creamery.--Mrs Phelps from Hancock
spent Monday in town visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton were called to
Warren Monday by the death of his grand
mother, Mrs. Eldridge-Mr, and Mrs. COL
Inns were in Randolph this week.
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purchased a new Empire separator churn
and butter worker.-Mrs. N. NJ Shaw and
little daughter, May from Montpelier
joined her husband here last Thursday
Haley Ward has received an increase of
2. n month in pension with a small amount
Of back pay.-Mr. and Mrs. George Ward
ner met with an accident Sunday. While
driving through the gulf their horse be-
came frightened at n bicycle and backed
them over a steep bank. The carriage was
badly wrecked. Mrs. Wardner receiving
some injuries.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Womans Missionary society met
Tuesday, May 10. with Mrs. C. II. Coolidge.
The Ladies' Aid society holds a social
at the church vestry next Friday evening.
George Angel is slowly failing.-Dwight
Coolidge Is able to be out,-Myrtie Gallup
of Plainfeld spent Sunday with Mrs. Burt
Nelson.-Memorlal day is to be observed
at the Center. The Rev. j. A. Dixon of
Hardwick delivers the address for Stowe
Post
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WAlTSFIELD.

Mad River Valley Grange No. 294 held
special meeting at their hall, Wednesday.
evening. May Il, for the purpose of confer
ring the degrees.-The Rev. r. F. Lowe OF
Barre Will speak at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, on Tuesday evening, May 20,
in the interest of the Anti Saloon League.
The band gave a short open air concert
at the bandstand on Monday evening. May
IN j. Waterman has moved into his
house in the village which he recently
bought of j. B. Norton.--Frank Hand had
the misfortune to lose one Of his oxen re-
cently.-A special meeting Of Answorth
Post, No. SO. G. A. r. will he held at their
hall. on Saturday, May II. at 2 p. M. for
making further arrangements for "Memor-
al Day" exercises and for muster in Of
recruits, A full attendance is requested
W. II. Marshall was in Lincoln most of
last week, on account Of the sickness and
death Of his father-in-law, p NJ whitney
w Is Richardson was in town from
Montpelier over Sunday.-Charles D. Saw
sse goes this week to West Dedham. Mass.
where he has a situation on a large dairy
farm. and milk route, which Is under the
management of A. w. Gorham, formerly Of
this place.-Mrs. o. j. McAllister was quite
sick last week with a heart difficulty. but
is now much improved.-At the regular
Grange meeting last week a very interest
ing debate was held on the question, Re
solved that 1t is better to improve the farm
than to make outside Investments The
disputants were on the affirmative, f. II.
Jones and d. II. Skinner; negative, Geo.
w. Wallis and Roy Boyce, with some as
sistance from numerous volunteers. The
board Of decision" gave verdict in favor
of the affirmative, as having the best of
the argument, and by vote Of the Grange
it was decided that the"merits Of the ques-
ton" were on the side of the affirmative
Fred c. Carroll and bride returned Satur-
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RICHEST Err.

Millet Huntington has scarlet fever
Leon Pollard is working In the creamery.
Geo. Carey from st. Johnsbury was In
town the first fthe week buying maple
sugar.-Dr. w. D. Huntington Ia boarding
at II. II. Cushman's wNfe his home Ia
ouarantined-Wats Lamb from Massa.
ehusstts was In town ruesday.-Ths ladies
Of the Univsrsalist society held their an,
nual danAelion green supper Tuesday,
George Martin from oaysvtlls was In tow
the first OF the weelG-Dr. Greene from
Bethel WAS called hero Sunday to ses MI
let Huntington. who haa loax1aA fnRsr=
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MORE CHOLERA APpEARa

Manila, May 11-Apother case OF cholera
has occurred on board the United States
army transport Warren. The ship and her
passengers will be detained in quarantine
FOR AN additional five days The Warren
has already been quarantined for cholera
for over ten days.
There have been 9l3 cases and 1876 deaths
from cholera in Manila, while the Prov
inces report 2.710 cases and $50 deaths
from the disease
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ney Johnson Of Montpelier visited friends
in town Monday.--Lee Short of Lower
Cabot was in town Wednesday, Mrs.
c. L. Darling and Mrs. NJ ID. VIII
ley visited in Berlin Sunday.-Roy McMur-
ply Is confined to the house by Illness
r. l.. VIM is also on the sick list.-Sev-
eral from here heard the Hon. p. w. Gle
ment on Local Option VS.. Prohibition at
Montpelier, Thursday night.-Mrs. Hattie
Herrick was In Montpelier Saturday-F. Il.
Maxwell was called to South Lincoln We'd
nesday to attend the funeral Of his grand
father. u. M. Whitney.
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CALAIS.

Guy Bancroft moves to Mortified this
week. where he expects TO work in a
creamery. "A. Dwinell and Sons team with
WILDER Witham as driver is working on the
road machine In East Montpelier.-D. d.
Lamb and l.. O. Leonard were In Montpe-
lier one day last week.
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EoiutccS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
holm or to sell a farm should use this col
un1n. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper arc
sold every issue and your advertisements
would be read by many possible BUY ers'
"N 37.wtf