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READING.

This community was greatly shocked by
tho very sudden death of William u. Wit
tum early Wednesday morning Of neu-
raj Gia Of the heart. The funeral occurred
on Friday at the home, the Rev. Miss
Roscoe officiating and the Odd Fellows
organization. oil which MI Nittum was n
member. took charge of the service at the
grave. Mr.. Nittum leaves a wife. Mrs.
Esther Nittum. four children, two sisters
and three brothers. His family have tho
sympathy of all in this their deep Of
nction. Among those present at the
funeral of Mr.. Nittum from out of town
'vcrn Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Nittum and
Eugene Vittum Of Twenty-Five Stream,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nittum. Alden Wit
tum. Mrs. Stearns DR.. and Mrs. O. ".
stoughton. Gladys Nittum and Mr.. Pari-
son Of Springfield and Perley Vittum of
Clarcmont.-Mrs. Corey Is with her daugh
ter, Mrs. y. f.. Sawyer.-Mrs. Rist. who
has been helpless with a broken hip for
some time, died Tuesday night and her
funeral was held on Thursday the Rev,
Miss Roscoe officiating. Charles Cory,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. n,
II. Sawyer. has returned home.
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WATERBURY CENTRE,

Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Davis Of Morrisvile
are guests Of their daughter. Mrs. +. T.
Batchclder.-Dr. and Mrs. l.. A. Newcomb
of Montpelier were guests at +. A. New
combs. Sunday and Mondav.-Mr and
Mrs. John Jackman visited in Stowe tho
past week. returning home saturday -
James A. Gilmore has purchased of II. f.
Hin his place in this village, also of +. c.
Luce the Midor Lucia place. The buildings
on the Lucia place he will tear down max
ing great improvement to his property
Mrs. ". f. M.nard and Mrs, Charles Rob
inson Of Waterbury were at the Centre
last Thursday afternoon.-,John Gleason Of
Bellows Falls was here on business one
day last week.-The Grange gave a public
entertainment at Seminary hall on Tues
day evening, pleasing programme was
given and a merry social hour engaged by
all.-Mrs. Sarah +. Stone il in MiddleseX
caring for the sick-Mrs. Charles Atkins,
who has been at David Grffn's tor four
weeks returned home Sunday.-Roy
Barnes has 50 far recovered from his
broken leg that he is able to be out on
crutchcs.-N. l.. Dcmerritt left for Barre
Tuesday, where he has found employment
in a creamery.
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BRAlNT Rec.

School finished in district No. 2 last FRI
day with pleasing exercises by the scho-
aIs. A good number of visitors were pres
ent. School will commence again the first
Monday after Thanksgiving with the same
teacher Charles G. Wilson of Bethel
Mrs. Frank Batcheder Miss Eta Rich
ardson, Mrs. Pearl Campbell, Mrs b. T..
NiCkerson and Mrs. Leslie Dickerma II
visited MIR. and Mrs. T.. e. Campbell in
Middesex last week.-Harry Kendall OF
Granville spent Sunday with his wife ut
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ Pratt.-George w. Ladue went last
week to Center Rutland to accept the posi-
ton of station agent and writes he likes
it well.-Cilenn F. Wilson has returned
home from Barre having finished work
at that plaCe.-Miss Ona Wilson, while
driving last week was thrown from her
carriage by the horse kicking and running
away. She was unhurt and her team was
not much damaged.-Mrs. George Green
slit and two children returned Saturday
from a ten days visit with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Camp in Warren.
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ROXBURY

r p. Nichols and wife Of Rochester were
in town last week.-D. N. Rice was In
Graniteville recently.-N. d. Rice was in
Warren last week Saturday to make plans
for the placing OF the machinery in n mill
there.-Mrs. Jennie o. Whitney OF Gran
iteville visited MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Car
renter and Miss NJ. Lou Whitney Satur-
day.-Miss Mabel Fisk was quite sick the
last of the week.-Mrs. s. G. Stanton and
Mrs. Marshall Latham were in Montpelier
recently.-The Ladies' Mite society will
meet Wednesday afternoon. Supper will
he served at the usual hour in charge Of
Mrs. Fl. p. and Mrs. Daniel Worcester
Mrs. r. G. rilden has returned from a
Yisit OF several weeks with friends in
Massachusetts and Connecticut.-S. But
terrified spent a portion of last week in
East Braintree.-Miss Pearl Rollins was
quite sick the last of the week.-Will
Merrill is at home from Brockton for a
short time The Flat school closed last
F'riday.-Carl Rollins Is about to move
his family to Berlin.-Joseph Howe Ia
painting his house.-The Rev. II. +. Ora
ham of Bristol n. H.. will preach at the
Congregational Church Sunday.-NIrs.
William Stanley, Mrs. Henry Spaldng
and Mrs. Adeliza Brown were in Mont
peler Saturday.-Lee Wiley is quite sick.
Miss Mary Webb of East Granville spent
Sunday with Miss Frances Hanlon-Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Bean of Mortified spent
Sunday with Mrs. r.. =. Bean.-Mrs. En-
ma Wolcott Of Bridport spent few days
with her cousin, Mrs. H. c. Van Deusen,
recently. Jessie Shaw and Vina
Puriv OF Mortified spent the last OF the
week at NJ. f. Pagleys-Mrs Fred West
ls quite sick. The village school will give
an exhibition the evening Of the 22d.
Mrs. Ieman Averill went Sunday to
Gouldville to work In the mill.
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WARREN.

Elijah Kathan was hurt quite badly
while at work in the woods one day last
week.-Fred M. Long has returned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital and is get
ting along as we'll as can be expected -
Oscar Martin has been repairing his house
by putting in some new windows.-Noel
Kathan had one hand cut quite badly by
a saw Monday while attending a saving
machine.--Mrs. Emma Eldridse OF Ran
dolph visited in town last week. H. A.
Dalrymple d. p. s. of Rutland was in
town last weck.-W. b. Tomlin Is caring
for another sore hand which he sawed
quite badly while at work in Parker's tub
shop.-P. Parker was just put in a new
run on fun time. lie has orders for boxes
and tubs now which will take several
months of time to fill. He expects to
get in a very large stock of logs this win
ter Frank Williamson was in Northheld
Saturday of last week.-M. ID. Shattuck
was in Middlesex Tuesday.-The Warren
brass band practice Monday and Thurs
day nights in /. o. q. II. hall.-A. j. Hart
shorn of Braintree was in town Monday
and Tuesday,-M Sterling was in Mont
pelier last week on business. On his re-
turn he was told that the express did
not stop at Roxbury, and jumped on He
was shaken up quite badly.-Heath and
Pierce are getting out a very large stock
of logs and have equipped their mill with
electric lights.-Adaline Vandosen has so
far recovered, that she has been out doors
and can walk about the house.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Phenner Vail and daughter of AL
bany, n. Y, are guests of Aaron Vail
and family.
Mrs. w. D. Nutting and Mrs. C. l..
Slavery are visiting Mrs, Howard in
Northfied. Mass.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Woodruff November 9th.
Mrs. Carrie Sawyer and Henry p.
Breckenridge were married October Both
by the Rev. w. S. Smart.
Mrs. Rufus Jones has returned to her
home in Black River Falls, Wis Mrs.
Frank Wetherbee accompanied her and
viii spend several months with relatives
in the West
Miss Hannah Sanders has returned 10
Bristol after spending a few weeks at
her fathers. X. c. Sanderss.
DR.. w. IA. Wright and George Young
have returned from their Western trip
s. w. Jones is at his office after an i'll
ness of several days.
Fred Smith has been quite sick with
the prevailing distemper, grip cold,
Mrs stephens of Rutland Is with her
daughter, Mrs John Churchill,
Burgess Field and Paul Field are in
Boston to market cattle.
II. r. c. Watson of New York Is spend
ing a few days In town.
Mrs Francis Foley has returned from
the hospital in Burlington not much i'm
proved In health.
A dime supper will be served In the
Baptist vestry Friday evening.
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IE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 49,

moved.-Clinton Ward was in Montpelier
Saturday.-,John Peck and wife were at
Frank Butkley's Sunday-Mrs. Frank
Atkins went to Montpelier Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Ward and Miss Muir
dock, Mr.. and Mrs. i. j. Ferris and Mrs.
Addie Phillips and a few other young
friends attended tho birthday party Of
Harold lIaylett last Friday night-Mr.
and Mrs. Adelburt Stockwell from Water
Vile. visited his parents Monday.-Mrs.
Roy Atkins went to Fayston Friday to
care for his parents. who are sick--Mrs.
o. b. Wells is not as well, Mrs. Moore
from Waitsfed, Ia caring for her this
wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Somervllle
and Miss Murdoch. and Mrs. w. N. Ward
went to Montpelier Tuesday.-W. n. Ward
read n sermon in the pastors place last
Sunday.-Mrs. Lizzie Thorton Chapman.
from Montpelier visited old friends here
last week her former home.-Mrs Mart
Mah's mother and sisters visited her last
week
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very successfully carried out. About 10
rendered their congratulations during the
evening in an informal way. Among the
different reminders of the occasion left
by friends was a bunch OF so roses. 80
chrysanthemums and a handsome gold
clock
Miss Ingenne Fassett Is the delegate
sent by the Epworth League of the
Methodist Church In this place to attend
the Epworth League convention held In
Wilder to-day. Miss Fassett will read n
paper Counter Currents" and Leon j.
Ball, president of the league here, will
give n paper, christian Citizenship"
Margaret Deland gave lecture before
the Woman's Auxiliary on "Thc Duty of
Happiness" yesterday afternoon. 1t was
the most largely attended of any meet
ing this season. and was greatly enjoyed,
being so practical and plain u talk.
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EARN EOR SALE.

! offer for sale the Jane NJ Smith farm,
Il farm in the town of Addison, about six
miles from Nergennes and one mile north
# Addison village. Said farm contains
unout 317 acres of excellent land, is suit
ably divided into meadow and pasture,
includes 20 acres of wood and valuable
timber, all moving done with Il machine,
no waste land, no daisies, chicory or wild
carrots, about 200 fruit trees, two wells
and running water near the buildings liv-
ing spring water in the pasture, buildings
consist of a one one-half story and CON
venient house. horse and cow barn, hay
barn, hog and corn barn, hen house. etc.
Location near church, creamery. store and
blacksmith shop. This Is a most desirable,
all around dairy farm and Will be sold
20 close the estate r. D. BOOTH, Adm r.
Ferris burgh, Vt, Oct. II, 1902. WITT.
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WAITSFIELD,

At the Grange meeting last Wednesday
evening the following excellent pro-
grammc was given: discussion on tho
benefit of the work of the state cattle
commission and Of the tubcrculin test by
George NJ. Jones, +. A. Bragg, ID. II. Skin
nero. ", Wallace and others followed by
two excellent papers. one on "What Con-
stitutes a Good School. and How Can We
Help to Secure One" by Mrs. George W.
Wallace the other by Mrs.F. A. Bragg on
the topic, The Vermont Woman and the
Referendum" also very appropriate
reading by Mrs. w. T.. Long and music by
the Grange cholr.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Hazelton returned last Friday from a two
months visiting trip to Boston and other
places in that vicinity Miss Eliza Dale and
her viece, Annie Dale went Saturday to
Island Pond for a few weeks visit.-Mrs.
il. T.. Boyce and Mrs. Guy Boyce Of
Waterbury are visiting friends In town
this weok.-George Pape has closed his
blacksmith business here and has moved
to Waterbury, where he Is employed by
James Hattle.-It. W. Belden and wife re-
turned Saturday evening from a few days
trip to Boston and New York.-Two new
windows have been put in to the new Post
office adding greatly to the pleasant ap-
pearance of the room-The lecturer has
announced the following programme for
the next meeting of Mad River Valley
Orange, No 294 on "Wednesday night, Nov.
10: Debate-Resolved; That the Combina-
lions of Capital Commonly Known as
Trusts Existing and Having Existed in
This Country Have Been of Advantage to
the Nation. Affirmative, o. NJ, Eaton,
and i. A, Bragg; negative, w. G. Kelsey
and F.. r. Prentis; paper on. Social
Amusements for the Grange" by Mrs
William c. Bragg; reading by Mrs o. j,
McAllister; music by Grange choir,-At the
next meeting of the Good Templars
Inttl inc ,har II
picture guessing contest. with three nice
prizes. will be a part Of the evenings pro-
gram.--Wlliam Deal of Waterbury was
In town on business last Saturday.-W. II.
Marshall was In Burlington on business
last Friday.
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Maude Monkton of North Hart
land is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Monkton.-Miss Mary Sheridan
spent Sunday at her home in Rutland
Mrs, Currier of Weybridge is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Jerome Cole.-Collie Phide
has returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
ptal Burlington, where he underwent a
successful operation.-Mss Nina Forsha
is very ill.-Peter Anoe and Miss Lucy
Devno were married in Brandon Nov, .
by the Rev. Father PlomondonMss
Mary Smalley has closed her school In
Sudbury and returned to her home.-Al-
bert Heath, Miss Essie Stringham, Miss
Phoebe Sargent, Miss Margaret Stewart,
of Rutland, Albert Durgy. Clifton Stewart,
berlin and L, e. Partlow of Brandon were
guests at G. II. Churchil's Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Durant and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Leonard and son spent
Sunday with relatives In Rutland.-Mrs. @
j. Brown was given a surprise party by
As of her friends Monday evening it being
her birthday.
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EAST R0XBURY

1t is not every year that the farmers
are blowing and getting in hay the first
week in November as they were last week
on the road from this place to Mortified.
Tho school in this district closed Fri
dav for a three weeks vacation--Mrs.
Loren Adams was in town last week.
The schoolhouse in this district came near
being burned one morning last week by
an over heated stove. Tho chart was de-
stroycd and floor and walls badly burned
and scorched. e. f.. House has a pair of
matched black horses that weigh 32N
pounds which he recently bought
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Grace and Dwight Coolidge were at
home over Sunday from st. Johnsbury
academy. Burt benjamin is moving to
tho home of his father-n-law, r. a.
Sabn.-TIelen Blake, a student OF Cod
dard seminary. was severely injured last
Saturday in a foot ball game.-The
Christian Endeavor social was well at
tended. Mrs. Farnsworth IL ny from
Barre, and stopping at Frank Batchel-
s.-Clarence Burnham made a short
visit in town last wcek-The widow OF
a. A. Clark goes this week to New Lon
don. Conn, to remain with her sister
through the Xinter
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WATERBURY,.

A little excitement was caused in the
village Thursday night by runaway
lunatic. The man who escaped was deaf
and dumb and was dangerous when alone.
He chased several people around the VII
lage and then, in turn, was chased by
attendants at the hospital. He took to the
railroad track and was lost sight of. Later
in the evening he wandered back and Sc
creted himself in the basement of the hos
pital, where he was found and cared for.
II. f. Freeman of Windsor and Miss
Lena Luce of this place were married
Thursday by the Rev. j. Edward Wright
at Montpelier. Miss Eva Luce, sister of
the bride was bridesmaid and George
Randall was best man. The newly mar
ried couple started Friday for carriage
drive through the State.
The little one pound and half child
born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shonio few
days ago passed away Wednesday.
j. II. Whitney, who has been living on
the farm owned by +. l.. Griffin, has
moved on to the farm owned and recently
vacated by Edward Norway.
\ patient escaped from the State hos
pital Saturday morning and went around
through Duxbury Corners, but was soon
| overtaken and returned to the hospital.
G h. Evans, the new sheriff of Wash
ington county intends to appoint c. D..
Robinson of this place as jailor.
A bill has been introduced into the Leg
islature to extend the Mount Mansfield
Electric railroad to Worthwhile.
\ collection of clothing is being made
by the Congregational society to send to
the Home Missionary school at Mac
Intosh, Ga. and also to Grand View.
Tenn. Contributions should be left with
Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Drew or at the par
sonage.
| The Tim Jackman farm. owned by
Martha Graves, was sold at public auction
yesterday.
| Mrs. w j. Redmond, who has been Ill
at her home on Park Row. is CON
valescng.
| The trees on the school grounds, which
were set out last spring, are TO be re-
| moved. All have died, New trees are to
| be set up in the spring.
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Mrs. Francis Higgins of Fort Edward Is In
our village visiting her niece, Miss Sarah
Higgns-N. X. Reed, a prominent bust
ness man of Fair Haven was In our village
last Friday.--Mrs. NJ. r.. Wilcox of Car
ter street is in poor health and has recent
ly returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.-C. a. Walker went TO Castleton last
Saturday and brought Mrs. Walker home
with him. They will now prepare to move
to Castleton into the house which Mr..
Walker recently purchased there.-J. r..
Roberts. who took the job of moving c. b.
Parsons barns for s2S7 has got them all
located in their new places.
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MORETOWN.

b. j. Stockwell visited his daughter
Mrs. Frank Atkins last Week.-Mrs. Mabel
Atkins from Waitshed. visited her par
ents last Thursday .--Pliny Clark has re-
turned from the West, he is doing some
painting and papering for Mrs. j. w,
Taylor Merrill Child is visiting In
Waterbury for a few days-Mrs, c. b.
Evans of Waterbury visited George Evans
last week.-Mrs.. c. Wyman went to En-
osburgh Falls Monday to visit his dauEh-
ter, Mrs Graves, Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips
went to Barre Saturday.-Feter Purno has
moved in with his wife's grandmother
Mrs Farnham. He is to work for II. o.
Ward,-Mrs. f. A. Howes IL sick.-Schools
in town closed Friday.-Mrs. Rodgers OF
Montpelier seminary visited at DR., Hay
let's over Sunday.-Mrs. Austin came
home Tuesday from the Mary Fletcher
hospital. where she AAS had tumor re-
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CHELSEA.

William Bacon. aged about 10 years. o
farmer in South Washington, was severely
stricken with a paralytic shock last week
Tuesday, from which 1t is quite likely he
may not recover. MS this is his second
stroke. He has regainod consciousness
but is yet quite helpless physically.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fraklin y. Smith have recently
returned from visit of several weeks in
Manchester, n. H.-Curtis O. Slack has
purchased of George Louge the Banister
farm, situated on the Randolph road two
miles from Chelsea village.-Mr and Mrs.
George Lougee have engaged to work at
the Orange county hotel during the win
tcr.-Mr and Mrs. Curtis Sawyer of Nor
witch, visited at j. A. r. Goodwins last
week. returning home on Friday.-Robert
A. Lyon and Miss Ethel l.. George were
married at the Methodist parsonage on
last week Wednesday morning and de-
parted on carriage drive. On tuesday
evening OF this week they received their
friends at his farm home on East HILL
On Saturday evening last Delmar A. Beck
with and Miss Louise Gilbert were unit
ed in marriage at tho Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage. the Rev. w. E. Allen per-
forming the ceremony. -Herbert j. Kings
bury has gone to Boston for employment
during the winter. His wife and child
are to join him soon.--Mrs. Louise Bearor
with three children has gone to live at
Albert Ct. Bradshaw's this winter. six
years old boy, Noel having gone to live
with his aunt, Mrs. c. Mansfield, at Yer
genres and Paul to Mrs. Orvis Tracy S
in Tunbridse.- -Miss Eva Bearor is working
in the family of Edward A. Fits in Ran
dolph.-Mrs. Curtis S. Emery and her
daughter. Salle are at Montpelier this
week with Senator Emery.-Nahum C.
Baker of Brdgewater formerly member
of Co. L, Cd VT, Vols, was in town last
Friday visiting former comrades. Hd
was IN the company recruited by Captain
Orvile Bixby of South Royalton.-l.ast
Friday evening at the Congregational
Church vestry, Mrs. Helen Dickinson Har-
ford president of the oregon w. c. Il. T..
gave an interesting lecture to an appre-
ciative audience. aturday evening the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs J. Frank
ITemenway on West Hill gave them n sur
prise party on the occasion of the 18th
anniversary of their marriage. large
company was present and several gifts
were received.-Mrs. Corwin received
news last week of the death of her broth
er, Albert Frank Collins, aged 80 years. in
San Francisco. Cal. He was born in Cor
NTH and began mercantile life at Hard
wick, whence he went to Montpelier and
then to Burlington, where he was employ
ed by Peck Bros. Going to California In
1864, he afterwards became one of the sue
CeSsful business men of California.
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BROOKFIElO.

J. II. Lamson of Randolph has just put
in a new furnace to heat the church Of
East Brookfield. The church is very
nearly completed-J. W. Parmenter has
painted his store and made a few other
improvements,-John ]. Lamson has gone
to Brockton. Mass, to work in a cloth
ing stofe.-.Mr Marsh, who has occupied
the Henry Crocker farm the past year has
moved to Mr.. Fairs hill farm.-W. w.
Sprague and wife spent Sunday at
George x .Sprague s.-There is to be
erected a new cooperative creamery at
North Randolph, with full equipment for
making butter. Many OF the farmers in
the south and east parts of the town are
much Interested
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CABOT

J. A. Tilton, Esq, has received deed of
the o Neil piece of land adjoining l.. j.
Walbridge's on the overland Walden
road.-W. T.. Morse has gone to Philadel-
phia haveing gone into the employ of the
National Drug Co.. c. +. Harvey, presi-
dent.-Ncws comes of the enlist
ment of George Legendre on board
nan-of-war in the United States
navy. He expects to winter In the
West Indies.-W r. Kerr, who re-
Gently went to Montana, thinks the wild
and woody West was not made for him
and has started eastward. The Epworth
League will hold its meetings hereafter at
I p. m, Sundays in union with the regular
meetings that have been held.-The first
Sunday evening of each month will be
used in the rendering of a concert pro-
gra mme. The Rev. D. l.. Hiliard preach
ed a very powerful sermon on local option
last Sunday.-The band boys are fitting
up room in the loft of Waless shop for
headquarters and practice.-The auction
of o. r. Collins and Mrs. S. J. Morse had
to be adjourned until Saturday. Novem-
Der IS. same time and place. as not all or
nearly all goods. were sold.-Several Of
the members of Rehckah Lodge. l. O. O. t.,
attended the district meeting at Barre
last week. A team from this place work
ing the degree which they were much
cOmplimented on.
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FARM FOR SAG.E-2j0 acres of choice
land: 12-room house; five barns besides
sheds and two silos, all in good repair.
Fine young orchard. Running water at
house and in four barns. Will keep 30
COWS winter and summer. One mile
from church, and one-half mile
from school, two and one-half miles
from depo: and village Poor health
compels owner to sell. For full par
ticulars address Henry w. Fits, RAN
dolph, VT 2o5,d&w2m