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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

A pretty home wedding occurred at
$3.50 Saturday afternoon at the residence
OF the Hon. b. f. tified, when Carlisle j..
Gleason and Miss Nellie l.. Fihed were
united in marriage. The ceremony was
attended only by the immediate family, a
few intimate friends Of the bride from
this city and some invited guests from
out of town. The marriage was per-
formed in the parlor which was beautl-
fully trimmed with maidenhair ferns,
roses and chrysanthemums. Strings of
maidenhair ferns were hung from the
ceiling across the room from the chande-
liers which were hung bedecked with
roses, ferns and smilax. Baskets of
flowers were hung over the doors, and
hidden among the flowers everywhere
were tiny little electric lights which
twinkled and made the room cnchantins
The ceremony was performed in cor
ner of the parlor where long strings of
smilax hung down the sides of the walls
The floral trimmings in the hall We're
ferns and hydrangeas. Wldcr's orches-
ira furnished the music and was hidden
In the hall upstairs. Promptly at 34O
the orchestra started up the Lohengrin
march by Wagner, and the bridal
party entered the parlor. Miss
Marion Bailey was flower girl and
Fred Gleason of Yale college best man.
Messrs. Wendt and Stiger, of New York,
being the ushers. The bride was attred
in white satin trimmed with duchesse
lace and chiffon. She carried in her hand
II small bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The Rev. A. n. Lewis, pastor of Christ
Church. tied the nuptial knot, and while
the ceremony was being performed the
orchestra played Andante OPP, II by
Tschawoski. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Gleason received, the orchestra
played from to =. II. N. Coon OF Bur
hngton catered. Many distinguish
ed guests were present from out of town,
among them being Gov. j. G. McCul-
Tough. Mrs. Mccullough and Miss McCul-
Tough. Miss Valentine of Bennington,
former Governor Il. C. Smith and Mrs.
Smith of St. Adams. Senator w. p. Dill
lingham Of Waterbury. Representative j.
S. Morrill, Miss Swan of STAFFORD, Miss
Florence Allen of Burlington, and Mrs.
Frank Brown of Concord, N. II.
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SOUTH ROYAlTON,

Mrs Newton and son have returned
from visit in Connecticut.--Mrs Emily
bryant visited friends in Randolph recent
lv.-The Rev W. NJ. Newton and family
have moved to he residence which they
bought recently of Charles Senter.--
Charles sleepr is making extensive repairs
on his residence.-A son was born last
week to Ransom Roberts and wife.--NIrs.
Charles Orne has returned to Quechee. -
Mr.. Knowlton OF Randolph visited his
daughter, Miss Lillian Knowlton, last
weck.-Lucien Parkhurst visited in town
over Sunday.-Dr D. L. Burnett went to
burlington on Monday, returning Tues
day morning Miss Isabelle Martin is at
home for a few days. She returns to the
Randolph Normal school next Tuesday
L. Q. Dickerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Manchester and DIR. Harlan Carpenter
have returned from a trip to Boston.-A
son WAS born on Monday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bingham William Bing-
ham of Lowell. Mass, spent last week
with his familY-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Sandersor are guests at Kendrick Wood
ward's.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Moody ar
rived last Thursday and are keeping
house in j. e. Ashley's.
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A DISPENSARY.
Continued from first page.)

took a recess Of IL minutes for taking
picture of the Senate.
After recess, Senator Annis by request
presented petition from Newport women
relating to prohibitory law; to judiciary
committee on temperance.
BILL INTRODUCED.
;. 53-By senator Mayo. relating to re-
eistration of births, marriages, divorces,
and deaths. Very lengthy. Provides COM
plete system of registration. The sec
rotary of the board of health is furnish
blanks and books, to city, town and coun-
~ clerks, who shall make returns of mar
riages, divorces, births and deaths. Pro-
Nides for deputy health officers in each
town If desired, and provides safeguards
as to bodies of persons dying of malig
nant diseases. Doctors and mdwifes
must report births to town clerk with par
ticulars according to blank provided for
Provides penalties for violations of its
provisions; committee on public health.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
House Joint resolution thanking Presi-
dent Roosevelt for efforts in settling coal
strike read and adopted in concurrence.
ON motion of Senator Russell the Sem
ate adjourned.
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ROCHESTER,,

Wesley Hodgkins went to Massachnu-
setts Saturday for few days.-SCott Tow
er from Tunbridge has been in town few
days.-Miss Alice Sweeney is very i'll with
pneumOnia-Mr. Pember was home from
Montpelier over Sunday.-MisS Arcelia
Walker has been at her brothers. Ward
,Hodgkins' s.-The Monday club will meet
with Mrs Tinkham next Monday.-Dr.
Wheeler was in town over Sunday.-Les-
lie Pierce has gone to Boston. Mass on
his automobile. Mr.. Hulett accompanied
him. Samuel Williams from Boston.
Mass. and Frank Badger from Montpelier
were in town Tuesday and Wednesday,
Annabel Ford was home from Montpelier
Seminary over Sunday.-The Rev. Mr. Ad-
ans returned from his vacation Tuesday
/ and there will be exercises at the Univer
salist Church Sunday. oct. 26.-Mrs. Wal
lace Campbell has returned from Boston,
Mass.-Dr Emerson's buildings are being
painted-Mrs, Edgerton returned from
New York Saturday.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Charles G. Hayes and wife and son Ray
Dean c. Hayes and wife and son Leslie
went on the excursion to Boston last
week. Lee jackson and family have NOV
ed into Mrs. p. f. Smiths tenement. re-
fentiy vacated by Il. C. Stone.-B. G.
Stone has moved his household goods to
Sharon and expects to make that place
his home-Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Prentiss
of Naitsfeld. We're guests at w. f. Mar
shall's Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. Della
Cutter Stoddard and baby are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smlth.-Mrs
Sarah Jones, who has been very i'll is
more comfortable. She has a nurse from
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlng
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READING.

Mrs. Chadbourne of Springfield, visited
friends In town not long since.-rhe Rev
Miss Roscoe preached in Hnsdale. n
H., last Sunday and Mr.. Turner of Clare
mont. \. H., occupied the pulpit here
Little Donald Lawrence is thought to be
kaning.-Mrs. Hosngton and her little
daughter Edris of Cavendish have been
visiting at Mr. Lawrence s.-Miss Pauline
Hatch of Ludlow was a recent guest OF
Miss Ida White.-E. b. Watkins took n
trip to Boston last week.-Prosper Root
has sold his place to his sOn.-Mr. and
Mrs, Washburn We're called to Wood
stock last week to attend a funeral
Misses Ella and Beulah Nittum are visit
ing their uncle at Fort Ann, y. Y.-Mr
and Mrs Story recently went to Pomfret
on a Visit.-Mrs. Emma Wolcott Stock
we'll of Boston, has been visiting at Mr..
T. L. Conant' s.-Miss Hoisington is with
her sister. Mrs. Lawrence, Mr.. Hoising-
ton of CaVendish was in town last week,
called here by the illness of his little
grandson Donald Lawrence. Mrs. Kin
sons mother has returned home.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Orrin Holbrook has been to New York
with horses for Z. w. Paige, taken from
his stock farm here to sell at New York.
Henry Holman spent Saturday and Sun
day at Post Mills.--E. w. Smith was in
town last week. He goes to Maine this
week hunting and trapping for a few
weeks Mrs. G. III. Hebard and daughter
Elsie went to Wilder last week to visit
Mrs Hebard's brother and sister.-Mss
Ocutt from New York is staying at the
Wayslde farm for few wecks.-Mrs.
Charles Morse visited Mrs. II. II. Paige
last week Thursday.-Moses Seymour and
wife went to Montreal last week on the
excursion. also r. T. Tilsons hired man.
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STATE OF VERMONT District OF Chit
tenden. So.
To all persons concerned in the estate of
John Cashon. late of Burlington, in said
district deceased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court. holden at Burling-
ton. within and for the d!str!c! OF Ch!tten.
den. on the end day of October 1902, an
instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament of John Cashon, late
of Burlington. in said district, deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for
probate.
And il is ordered by said Court that tho
Sth day OF November 1892, at the Probate
Court rooms IN said Burlington be assigned
for proving said instrument; and that no.
tce thereof be given to all persons con-
cerned, BY publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the burlington
Weekly Free Press. Il newspaper publish
ed at said Burlington, previous 10 the
time appointed
The: eioIe. you are hereby notified to ap.
pear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid. and contest tho probate
Of said will, II you have cause,
Given under my hand at Burling on, in
said district this 32nd day Of October, 1902.
MARCEILUS A. BINGHAM,
17w3t. Judge.
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WORCESTER.

Hattie J. Wilson, youngest daughter Of
James S. Wilson. and Herman NJ Cross
were married at the residence of the
brides parents by the Rev. Il. f. Wheeler
on Saturday evening. October 11.-Franli
j. Taylor has moved into the tenement
lately vacated by Dr. Lawrence. ir
Templeton. who has been at work in
Barre for the past two years, has return E
ed to his home here and will work in Mr..
Walls store for the next year.-D. w.
Mann has gone to Lowell, Mass, for the
winter.-.Mr. and Mrs Amos j. Chase OF
RoXbury were in town part of last week.
The Noble family have moved to Plain
feld--Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Taylor werS
in town all last week.--James S. Wilson,
.Jr.. and Frank Small of Barre We're in
town on Sunday.--M. Il. Kent started for
Portsmouth, n H. on Monday.
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GAYSVIllE.

Mrs. Ada Richardson is with her sister
for few days.-Mr Clay of Galesburg.
w., was in town reccntly.-The Rcv.
James Sargent and family returned to
their home In Lisbon n. H.. Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura button and Miss Fannie
Eastman of Royaton were guests at DIR.
Smiths last week.-Daniel Wadsworth of
Toledo. Ohio is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Ella Tenny is spending a few days
in Eost on.-Miss Bertha Davis was home
from Sherburno over Sunday.--The Rev.
j. Wesley Miller, Mrs NJ J. Osborne and
Mrs. A. w. Ballard attended the Sunday
school convention at Hancock Saturday.
Mrs. Leonard Newell and Mrs. Albert
Newell are In Boston this week.--Thc
hotel was sold Saturday to Or. +. r..
steele for s465.-J. A. Chedel has returned
from Boston.-Rufus Smith of Pttsfleld
was in town recently.
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ROXBURY.

Early Wednesday morning occurred the
fourth series Of burglares in the store
of y, l.. Nichols, who is also postmaster.
The first of these occurred several years
ago, but within about a year three more
have been porpctratcd Wednesday morn
ing at about $50, Mr. Clarence Walker.
the night operator at the station, heard
an explosion near by. and Immediately
thought of the postofiice. Grasping his
revolver he started for the front steps of
the store Looking in at the window he
saw a light In no very gentle terms he
talled out who is there?" Upon which
those inside blew out the light as a re-
sponse. At this juncture the third man
appeared at the end of the front steps.
having evidently been Waterman for tho
rest Walker raised his revolver but as
the first two chambers were empty II
snapped twice before responding, and be
fore he fired the man had started on Il
run. Walker ran after him and at the
back of the store on the track the first
man was Joined by the other two They
all ran north and all fired at him, while
he fired three shots at them. He was I'M
hurt, but feels quite sure that he injured
one of the burglars as he saw him throw
up his arms and heard him cry out He
secured one of their hats which they left
in their flight The safe was blown all to
pieces, the door being broken in two and
one half blown out through "A window
and found near the barn, where II shat
tered the barn windows. Two windows
in the store We're torn out and one cas-
Ing and n portion of the partition broken
Mrs. j. NJ. Bell was disturbed by the ex-
plosion ana on looking out saw the thieves
running down the track. as did also Mrs
ID. b. Howe. Several of the neghboring
men were called out and Joined In the
search which, proved unavailable Sheriff
Graves, Tracy and NJ, e. Chase were on
the ground and made all possible efforts
to find a clue but were unsuccessful
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BURLINGTON THURSDAY. oCTOMBER 3D. 1902

rooms. For the next regular meeting OF
the grange Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der .. Ladies Night" the lecturer has
announced the following program: Music
by tho choir what is "A Good School and
How Can We Help to Secure One" Mrs
George w. Wallis; Song, Mrs. Walter
Grfiith Home Surroundings Mrs w. E
Long. The Vermont Woman and the Ref
erendum Mrs. +. A. Bragg.--The La
dies Home circle give n New England
supper" at the Congregational vestry
Tuesday evening. October 21-Mrs. Alice
Joslin is in Boston this week purchasing
her rail- stock of millinery goods.
The Grange anniversary oyster supper
which was to have been held In the ]. o.
o. r. hall. on Wednesday evening. Octo.
her ~ will probably be held in the Con-
ErcgotiOnal vestry on the same date.
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Tnr SALE.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

At Kelley's farm, Winooski Park, Vt,
TUESDAY. November A. 1902 at 10 a. m. the
following personal property: 30 extra
1ood dairy cows, 10 two-year old heifers
- pigs and choates, horses, moving
machines horse rakes, / Mccormick
reaper and binder, / Builard tcddcr
double and single wagons, express wag-
ons milk wagons, sleighs sleds and har-
ncsses, harrow seeders and numerous
farming tools, also nearly leo tons OF good
hay.
Remember the sale begins at 10 n. m.
sharp, rain or shine and the highest bid
der gets the property. Terms made known
at time of sale
Orris Ballard, auctioneer.
Signed,
/. n. CHASE.
17W,1t.
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ESTATE or ELIZA J. ROSS OF
BURLINGTON
STATE OF VERMONT, D.stric, Of Chit

state or, NrEp,rn\-rp rN.,.r,., r-Lt.
TIA pn',o1ah,a tho probo. ~, ~
r,ts.i, ~ ~ ny 4ODa'e "ouFt iOr tho
r. mo boirs o,d ii ,,,r,, i.ra,...
in ,bo l, ~ 90 f,tSois ny gstes
iin1ton IA said d t,I1| N'SS' '''e VI hur'
WA 40 9"'' ''''''' cDr,r-rr..-.
vboroos onrlio,,io,, han, ~ ~, ~ ~ 80
tbis crI,r+ "Pt n.,iti Ia zee" naue ~
and = = NirS%yaen.H;, ~ aii = AiureMs
croditors n ~" astat W III 1t; io"' ''"S va.
Iate Of saiJ Enriin%tSr ~ 5,.'@I = ir n09S
mortgage dobt Tor a. s,,,,I NJ s--6 VV -, "a
accrrIeG interest tbare6,, ,,,t O., 90 ,
heinz givnn nv saij Jo,1,1e,7t Nj. ~ SO
to the BurlinIt0n savings BanL and a..
signed ~ lii s;a,.f,'ev i7ariI tn sai "a a.
drews ana WrSweans 1 Tani,o ~ SS5u t55
also Two othrr rnortcS,,pe dnHts nab Nv,
said decedent and pavahle ~ sniS Az,
drows and NlcSw.eanrV VIZ ono ~ data
March h. ~ for the sum Of s,so q, and
the Other for Inc sum nr x3-G 81 of dali
March s. 1890 All Of said sums ana ar-
cruad interest beine, ,iue The s"ii cra1itors
and securid bV m6rtsar 9eed cd u,oH Cor7
lain lands ana mremTs@S ~ tho ssoiJ d.
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VERMONT 6, WILLIAMS s.

North Adams, Mass. Oct. 22.-Vermont
o, Williams g. Vermont clearly outcassed
Williams in well played game here to,
day although the score does not show II
The Williams team expected a walkover
but were sadly disappointed, thanks to the
me team work shown by Vermont. Tho
Nefmonters played the best defensive and
offensive game seen here this year and
showed thorough knowledge OF the
game.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES WYMAN OF
BURLINGTON.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Chit
tenden. SIS.
The Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Charles Wyman, late Of Burlington, in
said district deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas. said court has assigned the
'th day Of November, next for the settle
ment of the account of the administrator
Of the estate of Charles WNman. late of
Burlington in said district, deceased, and
for a decree of the residue of said estate
to the lawful claimants of the same and
ordered that public notice thereof be Civ
en- to all persons lntereste in said
estate, 10y publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned. in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press. newspaper published in said dis
trCt.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court rooms in Bur-
lngton, Vermont, on the day assigned,
then and there to contest the allowance Of
said account if you see cause. and to es-
tablish your right as heirs. egatees and
lawful claimants of said ,eSidue.
Given under my hand. this end day Of
October 1902.
MARCELLUS. A. BINGHAM
11,w3t. Judge.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

German A. Seager died very suddenly
Oct. "A at his home south of the vii
lage, aged 70 years. The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon, the Rev. w.
+. Weeks officiating. Mr.. Seager leaves
a wife. son and daughter, all residing
on the home farm.
DR. C. w. Peck was taken i'll in Mont
pelicr last week and came home Thursday
and has been confined to the house ever
since.
Mr.. Fay, who has been seriously i'll with
neuralgia around the heart. is better.
Mrs Lydia Blood of Bellows Falls is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. II. Wiley.
Mrs, G. H. Scott went to Albany, n. Y,
Wednesday with her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatterdon of Rutland.
f. H. Button went to Boston Tuesday.
Miss Mary Murphy has returned to her
home in Albany. n. y after spending the
summer in Brandon.
The funeral of Elmer Jones was held at
his late residence on Franklin street Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock, Mr.. Jones
suffered a stroke Of paralysis several
months ago and never recovered from it's
effect He was 10 years of age and leaves
a widow and one daughter, Miss Nellie
Jones.
Mrs Frank N. Manchester and family
have returned from Long Point Lake
Champlain. where they have spent several
months.
Miss Grace Noyes of Orange, Mass, is
in town.
Mr., and Mrs. Sylvester Doud of Sutton
are spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs Bradbury Wiley
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EARN FOR SALE.

| offer for sale the Jane NJ. Smith farm,
q farm in the town of Addison, about six
miles from Vergennes and one mile north
# Addison village. Said farm contains
NAout ST. acres of excellent land, Is suit
ably divided into meadow and pasture,
Includes 20 acres of wood and valuable
timber. all moving done with a machine,
no waste land, no daisies chcory or wild
,1rrots about 300 fruit trees two wells
md running water near the buildings, liv-
iu" spring water in the pasture, buildings
consist of one one-half story and con-
yonient house, horse and cow barn, hay
barn, hos and corn barn, hen house, etc
Location near church, creamery, store and
blacksmith shop. This IS a most desirable
ail around dairy farm and Will be sold
close the estate, r. d. BOOTH Admir-.
f, rrisburCh, Vt, Oct. IA, 1902. 17,wtf.
FULL FLOODED BRONZE TURKEYS
for sale. J. l.. Whalley, Charlotte, Vt
255,2t&l7w,2t
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WAlTSFlELD

F. C. Atkins moved last week to More
town. where he has bought n house and
has secured employment In the lumber
mill of III. o. Ward.-Henry Belts of
Fayston and Miss Margaret Milne of
Quincy, Mass, were married Thursday
evening. October lG at the Congregation
al parsonage In this village by the Rev
William Ganlcy, pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. her
ry are away this week on a visit with
friends In Waterbury and Montpelier -
Mad River Valley Grange No. 294, are
to observe their first anniversary on We'd
nesday evening, October 90 by an oyster
supper tor the members of the GRANGE
at tho Odd Fellows hall and dining
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
BETHEL.

The Whitcomb high school foot ball
team defeated team from Woodstock
composed OF seven high school men and
four townsInen Saturday afternoon, by a
score Of n to 0. The Woodstock team
showed great lack of training and played
n very poor game. For the Whitcomh
high school Wheelock made one run OF
two-thirds the length of the field for a
touchdown and Captain Waterman scored
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Hiram Cummings and wife have moved
in with their daughter, Mrs. II. p Gran
ger,--Asa Bennett is i'll. DR.. Newell at
tends hir.-Hon. Thomas Sanders Of
Haverhill, Mass, visited at F.. S. Hall 8
recently.-Quite number from this place
attended the excursion to Boston,
George Osgt cd Of Randolph was in town
Friday. benjamin Moulton is very ill
Mrs. Charles clifford has a new Standard
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ESTATE OF SIDNEY L. RUSSELL OF
CHARlOTTE.

We. the subscribers. having been ap-
Court for the District OF Chittsnden.
commissioners TO receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all per-
sell late Of Charlotte, In said district,
deceased, and also all claims and demands
exhibited In offset thereto; and six month";
lowed by said Court for that purpose, We
90 therefore hereby give notice that we viii
attend to the duties of our appointment at
Charlotte in said district, on the third
Wednesdays OF December and April.
GeXt. mt 10 O'Clock a m. on each OF said
days,
Dated this 18th day OF October. 1902
STANTON WILLIAMS
w. w. HlGBBE,
u.wst Commissionera
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ago.-C. a. Walker of this village went to
Castlcton last Saturday to visit his wife
and daughter who are stopping there
Mrs. John Lille and Miss Jessie Leigh of
Putnam have been visiting the past week
at L. T.. Wilcox's
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column ono 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
r'ithn twelve consecutive months.
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FARMS FOR SALE-From 20 to 80 farms
in Chittenden county of various sizes and
prices. The one you want is there. Mar
tin S. Villas, 1853 Main street. burlington.
49, d&W,tf.