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son Averl of Warren who has many rela-
tvcs and friends here.-NIiss May Briggs
of barre spent Saturday and Sunday at G..
A. Roy's.-Charles Wiley who has been
laid up all winter with a broken hip. was
able to ride to the village last weekfor the
first time since his accident.'George Sar-
gent of Granville was in town Monday,
making arrangements for n minstrel show
which will be given here this week Friday
evening.-Frank Rich is the happy father
of big boy.-Mr and Mrs. ID. Il. Nichols
spent Sunday in Brookheld.-Mrs. Mar
garet Grant was called to Bellows Falls
last week by the illness of her daughter
Mrs. Patrick Carney.-Lee and Merritt
Wiley were called from Massachusetts
Saturday by the death of their sister, Mrs
Wilson Averill, of Warren.-E. A. Davis
OF Bethel was ut the hatchery Saturday.
u. II. Howe. Jr.. and family spent Sunday
in Randolph.-Mrs. William Stanley OF
North Attleboro, Mass arrived in town
Sunday morning Edward Burnham has
purchased a milk and cream station n
Barre and a produce market in connec-
tion.--W. A. Bigelow has moved to Barre
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

The annual meeting of the Connecticut
Valley lnterScholastic Athletic association,
held recently in Claremont, was not har-
monious one. The schools included in tn"
organization are: Claremont, Newport,
Windsor and Bellows Falls. The question
on which the association split was the ad-
mission of Springfield which was favored
by Claremont and Newport and opposed by
Windsor and Bellows Falls. AS two
thirds vote was necessary the motion was
lost whereupon Claremont and Newport
withdrew from the old association and
with Springfield formed d new one called
the Green Mountain Interscholastic asso-
citation. After the withdrawal of Glare
mont and Newport the G. V. |. y. \. elect
ed their officers: President, Northrop Of
Bellows Falls; Vice-president, Mcmahon
of Windsor; treasurer, Lvermore OF Bel
lows Falls. The spring meet will be held
in Windsor May "a.
p. H. Luder and Miss Daisy Day We're
married Thursday evening at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. o. A. Day, at -
Front street, Rev. Albert I1ammatt ON
ciated and only relatives and a few friends
were present,
The annual report for the town of Rock
insham is issued. A comparison or the
past year with 1900 shows an increase in
expenditures, the trcasurer's report giving
the liabilities OF last year $l37 515.Sl, against
Sl33, $50 in 1900. The public schools cost
the town So, 2S3 40 in 1901 and s22,54l.61 in
1900. Last year the town liquor agency
sold S1ll6.SS worth Of liquor while the sales
for 1900 amounted to $6,30l with a deficit OF
20 cents to the town in its liquor business.
This year the profit to the town was sls9,o7
Mrs Laura Weeks. aged TO- died Thurs
day of heart failure al the home of her
daughter Mrs. h. l.. Shedd. The funeral
was held Saturday at the house, the Rev.
Albert Hammett officiating. Mrs. Woods
was twice married, her last husband dying
Il years ago. Since then she has made her
home with Mrs. Shedd. She also leaves
son John Taylor, of New York city,
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BENSON.

The drama, flag drill and farce which
was held at the town hall last Saturday
night called out full house and was
much enjoyed. Among those who did their
parts with credit We're Mrs. T. f.. Wilcox,
Jessie Frat, Stella Brown, Eva Chapman
and W. b. Strong. dialogue by Leslie
Belden and Merrill Gibbs was we'll rem
dered. the proceeds being s2O-Miss Daisy
Potter, who taught the village school, went
to her home in New Haven on Tuesday -
Horace II, King has bought the Michael
Elwort lot north of this place for $500. He
will erect "A new house on IL and reside
therc,-Mrs. o. II. Brown and Mrs. M. T..
wilcox went to Rutland To attend the
funeral of Mrs. Patrick Donahue. Joseph
Bascom left for North Dakota last Tues
day.-Capt. Thomas, veteran of the
Civil War, gave "A magical and sleight of
hand performance at the town hail on
Tuesday evening Of this week
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DERBY.

Mr.. A. D. Bates died last week Wednes-
day evening. He was in his usual health
at noon that day. but sustained a shoe X
about three o. clock that afternoon and died
at ten O'Clock. Mr.. Bates was IA prominent
lawyer and Il native of Derby. He was
also brother of Lieut.. Gov II. G. Bates
now of the Philippines. Funeral services
were held at the house Friday afternoon,
the Rev. j. II, Cone officiating. He Is sur
ViVed by u wife who was the daughter of
the late Deacon N. S. Benham, one son and
an invalid daughter who have the sym
pathy Of the community In their great loss.
The aged mother of Stephen Davis died
last Sunday morning. She was 80 years
and 10 days old. Funeral services were
held at home Tuesday forenoon. The in
terment was in IIolland.-There Is quite Il
small pox scare in this vicinity. Some OF
our young people attended a social at
West Charleston week before last. son
of Lemuel Foster Of Charleston was also
present and the next day came down with
what is called a light case Of variolold'
Those exposed are all quarantined at pres
ent.-Elmer Nye has so far recovered as ia
be able 10 return home with his mother. -
Thomas Ewens Is very sick from the eff
fects OF shock and grave fears are en-
tertained that he will not recoVer.-Derby
Academy opened its spring term last week
Tuesday with very good attendance, -
Warren GOodwins house, In the north part
OF the town. was destroyed BY fire last
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs c. W. Wiley is better.-John Simp-
son, who has been III, is improving Morti-
mer Cuthhertsons boys are both i'll with
meases.-Asa Giffin has finished work for
John Kendrick and gone to work for
George Y. Simpson.-John Kendrck of
Mud island visited his uncle, John Ken
drick, recently. Simpson of New
York is home to oversee the work on the
Simpson house.--Severa Of the young peo-
pie in this vicinity attended the entertain
ment al Hardwick last week.--One of Ilor-
ace McLarens horses got its eye very
badly hurt recently. Veterinary Surgeon
Kihbie of Hardwick was called to sew ul
the wound
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. C. L. Logan is away visiting. She
went to White River junction to visit a
friend. Mrs Bcecher. from there goes IA
Springfield. Mass. Her sister Mrs. T.. r.
Lille is keeping house for her.-Harris
Holman has finished work for Charles Hol-
man and hos been at c. Il. Losan's for
a few wceks.-Mr and Mrs. II. II. Paige
spent a few days in Cabot last week with
Mr.. paige's mother and other relatives.
Guy Seymore has returned to Randolph
from Brattleboro. Wallace Hin Is to work
for Carmi White this summer, Arthur
Comstock for A. l.. Morse, Ed Edward
for Lamb,-The Misses Judds from South
Randolph Visiter Clara Robinson the first
Of the week.-The youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Tracy, has been quite
sick with bronchitis
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page)

of variloid about 10 days before. They
we're all we'll at that tire, but later re-
ports say they are sick and DIR. Robin,
was sent for Monday of this week.-Peter
Parrin delivered a very interesting tenn
perance lecture on Saturday evening last
at the church vcstry 1t vas very well
ttcnded.-Several from this place at
tended the funeral of Mr. John TIT on
Saturday. a former resident who died at
lis daughters in Mcrrisvilc very sudden
~ on Thursday Of last wcelS.-Ruth
Parker is attending the teachers cxamln-
ton held at Hyde Park.--Thc MASQUERADE
promenade, wild was held mt the town
hall on Friday evening last, was very
enjoyable gathering.
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LOWELL.

Mabel Steinhour and Lee Hines of Eden
were married, Tuesday. February 49,
About eighty of the towns people gave
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Sanborn n surprise,
Friday evening.-Cake and coffee was serv-
ed and a general good time was enjoyed.
C. A. Barre of Westhcld has bought the
A. j. Dodge farm of Hon. T. W. Baldwin,
administrator for the C. A. Dodge estate;
consideration 81 800; possession given April
1st.-The w. II. G. met with the president,
Mrs. T.. Is. Welman last Saturday.-Miss
Belle Stannard has finished her school in
Coventry and is visiting friends in Derby
and vicinity.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. j.. y. Newcomb visited in Mont
pelier and Barre last week. returning
homo Friday DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. New
comb of Montpelier were guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs h. A. Newcomt
over Sundsy.-A merry party of friends
gave Mr.. and Mrs. James Thurston a sur
prise visit Saturday evening and re-
minded them that it was their 10th we'd
ding anniversary. Small gifts of remem-
hrance We're left and cake and coffee
served.-p. =. Hayes was in Montpelier
Monday.-Miss Adde Carleton of Nashua
n. II, was called here last week by the
sickness of her aunt, Mrs. Moulton.-Mrs
Calvin Moulton died Tuesday morning
aged so years,-Mrs. j, G. Smith of White
field, n. H., same Tuesday to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Moulton
which is to be held Thursday afternoon
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN,

Quite small poX scare in town. Several
from this town were at West Charleston
Mt an entertainment and young man was
present that has since come down with
varioloid. The doctors are busy vacCinat-
ing and it is hoped it will only result in a
scare.-Several fine horses are being picked
up 10y outside buyers.-C. j. Thomas is eX-
pected home in a few days from Fran
COMA, n. H., where he has been saving
pulp wood--John r. Noyes has been In
town a few days.-Mrs. Ellie Durgan Is
stopping with her parents for a few days.
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BRADFORD.

Miss Florence Moore has finished her
school at East Cornth and is at her home.
Mrs. G.. 5. Robertson of Penacook ana
Miss Nellie HARDWOOD of Concord, y. IT,,
have been guests at Ellis McDuffee's this
Mcok.-Frank Harris of SAY annah, Ga. ar
rived here Tuesday to sIend several weeks
at his home.-Mr and Mrs, Adelhert ken
nedy left Tuesday for West Someryillc,
Mass, where they will visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs W. II. Banfie. fol some time
Mrs. T.. G. Osgood of Bellows Falls is ut
the home of her parents. eXGOv. and Mr..
Roswell Farnham.-Mrs. ErdiX 7. Smith,
Jr., was called tc Sandusky, Ohio. Monday
by illness Of Ter mother.--Mrs. Mary
Oirnsby is visiting relatives in Fast Cor
NTH
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
BARRE,

The new granite Manufacturers Ex-
change has rented nearly one entire floor
In the Prndle e. Averill block for office
purposes, and will take possession March
10. The rooms have been leased for one
year.
+. c. Goss. local agent for the granite
firm of Townsend & Townsend of New
York city has been obliged to temporarily
give up his position owing to Illness and
i. ]. Howard of New York city, a men,
Der of the firm, will manage the local office
for short time.
The auditors Of Barre town are now at
work auditing the town accounts for the
past year. 1t Is said that the forthcoming
report will show that the schools of the
town will cost 5000 more money than was
appropriated the past year.
The fifth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee was fttingly
celebrated Thursday night when II large
number of friends assembled at their resi-
dence on South Main street Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee were presented with two elegant
chairs.
The Uniformed Rank, Knights Of Pyth-
las have elected and installed the follow
ing officers: Captain, J. f. Smith; first
lieutenant, +. s. Pratt second lieutenant.
n. u. Ballard: recorder, G.. II. Auker;
treasurer. II. A. Kane; first sergeant, +.
w. Nichols; second sergeant, f. II. Robin
son, chaplain, II. A. Holt. The officers
Of this city.
The Tool Sharpeners' Union has elected
the following officers President, Charles
Midget; corresponding secretary, william
Hurry. financial secretary. NJ. f.. Bassett
treasurer James Smith.
The Barre Socialist party las given out
its platform which states that the object
OF the party Is the conGuerirS the power $
of government and using them for the pur-
Pose of Transforming the present system
of Capitalistic production into collective
ownership by the entire PEOPLE; the aboli-
ton CT classes, the wage system and all
ferns of exploitation"
William Ordway. a former stone cutter,
died Tuesday morning at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. f. II. Hopkins, on Wash
ington street. The cause of death was con-
sumption with which he had been suf-
ferer for several years lie was AZ years
Of age and unmarried. The funeral will be
held Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
The city council at it's regular meeting
Tuesday night passed resolutions con-
demning the present local Central Vermont
time table, which has been running for
only three days An order was received
yesterday from General Manager L. II.
Fitzhugh changing the schedule 80 that
Barre patrons.
Miss Nellie Chapman, daughter of Mrs.
Benice Chapman of East Barre. was uni
ted in marriage yesterday to Wilbur Hos
mer of Wakefield, Mass. at the home of
b. f. Davis at East Barre The Rev. f.
+. Angel of East Barre was the officiating
clergyman. Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer left at
once on a wedding trip to New York, after
which they will reside at Wakefield, Mass.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Albert Haskell has returned from st.
Jchnsbury, where he visited the past week.
Nelson Remission has Engaged to work
for Henry Bailey.-Eliner Sabin is recov-
erirg from an attack of measles.-Ella-
worth Tebbetts visited Herman Slayton
H. Montpelier the first of the week.-Mar-
tin Wheeler died at the home OF his son,
Otis last Monday. The funeral was held
Wednesday at Memorial Hall, North
North Calais. lie Was veteran OF the
Civil War, a me 'nber of the q. A. K. and
was buried by that CIGer.
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WAT RBURY.

Miss Kate OBrien of North DuXbul y
passed away on Monday at the home of
c. j. Marion, where she had been board
ing. She had been suffering from peril
onitis about two weeks. Miss O'Bricn was
Il years of age and had a large circle OF
friends. both in North Duxbury and Wa
terbury. She is survived by Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael O'Brien, her parents and one
brother and a sister. The funeral services
was held at St Andrews Church Wedn, s.
day morning at 1890, and her remains
taken to the uxbury cemetery for burial.
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MACHINE SHOP. FOUNDRY AND
WHEELWRIGHT SHOP for sale. locat-
cd centrally in village of Swanton wa
ter power. Good chance for mechanic
with small capital. Also water power at
outlet of Fairfield pond. miles from st.
Adams. maximum head with old dam 80
feet and storage caLacity, approximate
ly 800 000,00O cubic feet Storage capacity
can be largely increased at small eX-
pense for dam and tlowage All must be
sold to close an estate, and will be sold
separately. Address r. D. Lapelle, admir-
Swanton, VT. 9d&w3m
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WORCESTER.

Mis-. Hannah Richardson has returned
10 Northfeld fter weeks stay in town.
j. II. Wilson OF Fare was in town over
Sunday.-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Masay last Sunday, also 4
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hovey. Mrs,
NJ. p Kent troke her left arm one day
last week-Mr. and Mrs l.. L. Kent Of
Montpelier were at NJ p. Kents IN sun
day.-Mrs. Warren Ellis is slowly ipproT-
Ing after her recent illncss.-Mrs. Matte
Malhon of Montpelier was in town part
of last week. IIei mon Carr Of Barre was
In town on Sunday.
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BROOK FIELD.

Edward Martin is fitting up the old store
AT Pond Village preparatory to putting in
a line of groceries, etc.-tieorge Crane ia
putting in a 60 solene engine in connection
with the water power.-Tho town reports
are distributed and show an indebtedness
of $40 with an increased tax of % cents on
tho grand list.-Quito n few from town at
tended he farmers II Getting at Williams
town Thursday
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. Luther blanchard, who has been
III with pneumonia, is convalescent.-Mr
f.. Fuller from Waitsnold was In town
last week,-John Verge is moving to the
Abbott farm which he will occupy this
year.-Henry Luce has taken John
Mudgett's farm and will move there about
March L. George West will move to his
place in West rookheld.-lienry Boyce,
who has been visiting friends In this place.
returned tn his home in st. Paul. Mimi,
last week,-Mr, and Mrs. William Graves
from Brookneld were guests OF Edith Rutz
with her father last week
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FORESTDAlE,

Elmer Partlow returned from New York
city last Friday.-Miss Mary Smalley is
spending a week with friends in Middle
bury, Vergenres and Burlington. Mrs
Daniel Blodgett Is visiting her daughter in
Arlington.-Mrs, Charles Foag OF Lyme, n
H., Is visiting her son, George.-Mr and
Mrs. G. III. Churchill are visiting relatives
In Rutland,-The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
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BURLINGTON FREE PRFSS THURSDAY FEBRUARY

Caheo of Readsboro spent Sunday at tho
Rev. G. r. Hill's.--A very pleasant sur
prise party was given Frank Whitemoro
at his home last Friday evening. Edward
Fredette has gone to Keene, n. H., whore
he has position.-Nrs Mary Fredettc has
moved to Hort onvillc.-Mrs C. II. Hill re-
turned Thursday from Springfield. Mass
Walter Roll of Crown Point, n. Y, 10 WIS.,
itirg friends here.
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FOR SALE-Four miles north Of Hines
burgh, 3l5 from Richmond. a 96-acre farm,
good herd wood land good, warm house,
fair barns, splendid spring water. very
pleasantly located on cross road, nice
neighbors, together with IL choice young
COWS, a good team, all necessary farm
ing tools milk route bringing In s150 a
year carrying neighbors' milk to cream
ery), entire outfit 81 $50. Apply at once to
J. f. Hunt, Real Estate, Essex juno
ton, VT. 35,w3t.
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CALAIS.

G. It. Peirce returned home from Boston
Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. #, A.
Dwnell and son Raymond visited c. r.
and A. Dwinell Saturday and Sunday
There were 70 couples at the "old folks
ball Thursday evening.-Miss Susie Meader
is the new case of measles, there being
about 20 in town.
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ESTATE OF MARY M FRANCIS OF
pIT2TINrTnN

ESTATE OF MARY NJ. FRANCIS on
BURLINGTON.
We. the subscribers HAVING osen ap.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for tho District of ChittsndeOl, com.
nissloners 10 receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
late Of Burlington. in said district
deceased and also all 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, We
do therefore hereby give notice that we
Will attend 10 the duties OF our appoint
ment at the Office of E.lihu II. Taft. in the
court house In Burlington, in said district
on the fourth Saturdays of March and
August next. at 10 o'clock a. m, on each
of said days
Dated this cath day of February, 1901.
FLlHU b. TAFT
n, *. BROWN,
S5w3t. commissioners.
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HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLE for sale,
located in one of the busy towns on the
line of the c. V. X. +. Excellent chance
for a man and wife to make a big living.
Property consists of everything neces-
sary to operate a stable and hotel. We
also have a country store and a grist mill
for sale Fur further particulars inquire
at The D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
3 Gordon block, Barre, Vt. 40.d& WV
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R0XBURY.

Miss Lila Hubbard of the Randolph Nor
NAL school spent Sunday at N. d. Rice's,
Miss May Ellis spent Sunday IN Water
bury with Mrs Chester Turnerr-Lhu Dut-
ton is in Barton-H. q. Ellis lost valu-
able horse last week.--News was received
here Saturday of the death Of Mrs. Will
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place.-Three of the children of Mrs. Agnes
Rogers are to be taken to the Childrens
Home at Burlington this week.
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NEWBURi.

e. o. Holton, druggist, John Tilton,
jeweller, A. l., Farmer, grocer, and NJ. G,
knight, lumber dealer, are candidates for
town clerk, A. W. Silsby, the present in
cumDent, will not be a candidate for re-
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
RICHEST Err.

The sad news has been received by
friends here of the death of Charles Syl-
vester in Harvard. Ill-Jchn Nichols has
returned from Massachusetts Carl Mar
tin was IN Brandon last Saturday.-'ieorge
Green has been in town few days.--Cirace
Martin has finished her term of school in
Orwell and is at home for while-The
Outing club meet with Mr. and Mrs. Yves
ley Hodgekins Thursday evcning,-Tho
funeral OF Mrs. George Nichols was held
Sunday at her late home the Rev Mr..
Yerkes officiating. The Rev Charles
Cohee is visiting his old home here.-CarI
Tinkham is here visiting his grandmother.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Universalist So
ciety will give on old maids sociable at
the yestry next Tuesday.
SOUTH R0YALT0N.
Mr.. and Mrs Cove are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kibbee,-Miss Jessie
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FOR SALE-Five Peacocks and -four
Peakens c. S. Fisher, Vergennes, r. +.
D., No. /. 35,w1t
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ApcntS C1antc0.
AGENTS WANTED.

Health and Accident Insurance. b st
Company. Most Liberal Policy. Agents
who can produce business can secure lib
eral contract. Address, Wa" references,
MANAGER, Box 1874. Boston, Mass.
80, wed& sa t,S W, I'm.
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DURHA AYRSHIRE BULL for sale.
IA months old. Alison Rollins South Bur
lingtou, VT. 5Od&wi..
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THE DELAWARE HOUSE FOR SALE,
Rouses Point. Suitable for Hotel or
Boarding house; contains twenty-slx
rooms; good location near d. and H. De-
pot. Apply to e. C. Everest, Platts-
burgh, n. Y. watt
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A COMPETENT MAN wanted for running
"A planning and mouldir < machine. li1l'
den & Martin, Brattlehoro, VI. 3,vSt.