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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
WATERBURY CENTER.

Oscar +. Watts died at his home Satur-
day aged II years. Mr.. Watts was a sue
cessful farmer, kind neighbor and a
good citizen. He had lived nearly all his
life in this town, and for many years on
the farm where he died. He is survived
by IA wife, four sons and one daughter,
His funeral was held at his late home Mon
day and was largely attended. The Rev.
Mr.. Emery ofticiated.-G. w. Grover, l.. A.
Lyon and w. +. Marshall were in East
Montpelier Friday on business connected
with the Waterbury Centre Cooperative
Creamery.-W. +. Marshall was in Mont
pelier and Barre Saturday.-Afiss Diantha
Newo omb who has been visiting at f. A.
Newcon'bs for some weeks went Satur-
day to Waterbury, where she will stop
with Mrs Adelne Sharon few weeks. -
Al meeting of the Peoples society Mon
day evening. James fillmore, James Ennis
and Elizabeth Colley were chosen pruden-
tai committees; <. a. Newcomb, clerk;
Harriet Marshall, treasurer 1t was de-
cided to have services two Sundays in May
and then for four months beginning with
the first Sunday in June, with the Rev.
Frank Gale pastor.
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GREENSBORO.

C. w. Thompson is suffering with frog
felon.-Charles Hyland, who has been i'll
is able to he out again.--George Gebbie of
Ryegate called on friends in town recent
ly.-Walter Wiley got his hand injured
last week while helping to drill some
stones.-Miss Belize Babcock has finished
work at George Towards of Craftsbury
and returned home.-Miss Linda Wiley
has returned from South Albany and COM
mences this week to work for Mr.. Goss OF
this town.-George Simpson is putting IN
some bay windows and otherwise repair
ing his house. Thomas Wallace Is doing
the work.-Charles Wiley commences this
week to work for Mr.. Duffer building
boats which he is getting ready for the
fishing season.-Word was received last
week of the death of Laura Calderwood
who for a few years has lived at Nashua,
n. H. She had a shock and was taken to
her sisters at Hollis, where she died after
a few days illness
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Mortified lodge of Odd FNcllows will OBJ
serve Its 18th annual observance Of the SD
anniversary of the founding of odd Eel
lowshp. in Concert Hall, Friday evening.
A banquet will be served by the ladies Of
the Universalist society. the Barre orches-
ira will be in attendance and play during
the serving, and the post prandial exer-
cises promise to be interesting. The Hon.
Frank Plumley and the Rev. F. w. Sharpe
are among the speakers.
While going down cellar Sunday. Mrs
s. II. Curtis accidentally caught her heel
and fell. receiving a sprained ankle and a
badly bruised shoulder.
The regular quarterly meeting of tho
Village Improvement society will be held
in the Parish house Saturday evening al
1880. The plan of work for the coming sea-
son will be discussed and measures
adopted looking to continuance OF the
good work heretofore done by the society
Suggestions are invited,
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CRAFTSBURY,

James Ryan pressed twenty five tons of
hay ready for market last week.-F'red
fempleton and family have moved from
the farm of =. w. Kaiser into the Kinney
house.-The Ladies' Aid will meet Thurs
day afternoon in the vestry of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church to tie puffs.-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Sawyer are expected tc
move this week.-The select school OF eight
weeks closed last Friday.-Edward Silver
is working In the creamery nj Mill village
The families of George and William Til
lotson and their sister. Mrs. Twist were
called to Wolcott last Saturday. to attend
the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Brown. -
The base bail game between the village
nine and the academy nine played last Fri.
day was won by the academy team.-Har-
vey Libby and wife have engaged to go to
Hardwick to work the first Of June.
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EAST R0X BURY.

Creamery patrons received % cents per
pound for March butter.-Mrs. Davis visit
cd at Lebanon. N. H.. last week, his form
er home.-Bert Allen Is at home from the
dental college at Baltimore, Nd, for a
short vacation after which he will go to
st. Adams to work in the dental parlor OF
DR.. G.. S. Campbell. MIR. and Mrs. Mar
shall Aniidon and Fred Pope were guests
at the home OF George Foss last week.
John Vergfs father Of Whitefeld. NJ H.,
visited here last weck.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rober are working for Jacob
Shaw.-Miss Addie Knowles OF Canada. a
sister OF Mrs. John Davis, visited here last
week
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GAYSVILlE.

Mr. Laska's little girl Is quite i'll with
pneumonia.-Mrs. Susan Stoddard and son
OF Pittstield visited at Alfred Quimby' s
last week.--C. II. May and Edward Stafford
were in Barnard recently. -Charles FELTON,
and family are spending few days In
ITunbridge.-The Helping Hand club meets
with Miss Susan Stafford Saturday at
D. m-Miss Eva Luce is at her uncle's In
Hanover. n. H., for a few weelks.-W ork
on the railroad bridge abutments above the
village is being pushed. The people are
anticipating having trains again In the
near future.-Bertha Davis has gone TO
Sherburne, where she is TO teach school.
The Village Improvement society seems
to be doing good work. 1t Is hoped that
every one will enter into the spirit of 1t
and do their share toward improving our
village,
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FOR SALE by j. E. Hunt, the bargain
finder. a farm of about $50 acres, soil
dark loan. meadow of 65 acres, free from
stone, nearly level, plenty of wood, a nice
lot Of timber, very large orchard, a
dandy sugar bush good house, ordinary
barns, soft water In house, runs near
barn, school on the farm. near the best
Of neghbors, main road, r. +. D., cream
taken at the door, situated 21s miles from,
wide awake village of Wolcott VT,
where are r. r., creamery, churches,
nigh school and an all around up-to-
date village. Price with go COWS and i'm
mediate possession $1,000, one-half cash.
balance easy. i3,wlt.
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'OR SALE and immediate possession
given of a 100-acre farm, situated 2le
miles from Wolcott village, K. r. sta
ion, creamery, mills. churches, stores
and lovely residences, soil dark loan.
free from stone, very good house and n
trst-rate good barn with basement, plenty
of wood, a choice sugar bush of 800
trees. some fruit, near neighbors, near
school, main road, r. +. D., cream taken
at the door. Price. with 8 cows and 1
hcifers, 5000, one-half cash, balance $50
year. Will keep IL cows. J. Il. Hunt,
Real Estate, Essex Junction. VT,
43 wit
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Mrs. Lachance was accompanied by her
husband and daughter, Miss Blanche
Frank Harris goes to Hyde Park this
week. where he has a position in the office
of Carroll S. Page.-Miss Frances Blais-
dele of East Corinth has been the guest
of Mrs. Annie Spaulding the past few days.
MIR and Mrs. l.. A. Hunt left for their
home in Stoughton, Mass. Saturday. Mr..
Hunt has been confined to the house for a
week, by illness.--Mrs. Genevieve Bur-
roughs is taking vacation from her
duties in Mrs C. II. Curtis millinery store
Harry Davis has gone to Brattleboro
where he has n position in a hardware
store.--Miss Helen Nye leaves for Clare
mont N. H., Wednesday, where she will
be the guest of her cousin, Miss Gerda
Huntoon for a short time.Miss Bessie
Davis of Hyde Park visited Mrs. Daniel
Davis Sunday.-E. j. Bagey of Island
Pond spent Sunday with his family here
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MONTPELIER.

r. l.. Putney Of this city has bought the
undertaking business OF George Mccor-
mick. Mr.. Mccormick will withdraw from
the business entirely.
At special meeting Of Pitkin Hose No
Friday evening Henry Cashen resigned
as foreman owing TO tho duties imposed
upon him in his positions of warden and
second assistant engineer Charles r. Nc
kenna, who has been first assistant fore
man for two years, was elected foreman
ana J. s. Mccormick was chosen 10 Mr..
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WARREN.

II. ". Lyfford was in Montpelier and
Waterbury last week.-George w. Cook
was in Stowe last week.-Mrs.. Golf Is in
very poor hcath.-George Bruce had a
paralytic shock Monday morning and his
recovery is .doubtful.--Edwin Eldridge is
able to be out again.-Mrs. w. IL. Sargent
remains very poorly.-C. Martin was in
Montpelier last week.--E.dward Leamry
was In Brantree Monday.-David Marvata
was in Montpelier with his Witnesses Mon
day to see about getting bill from his wife
who left him some time ago.-W. c. Scott
and wife of Granville were In town Satur-
day.-Mr. Edison and family have moved
into the Celia Thayer house
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN or will trade
for place in Burlington. a large and
valuable dairy farm in Craftsbury, VT,
90 acres of meadow in one piece. Soil
black loan, pasture to match called best
farm in town Reason for se'''ng not
able to leave his room. Apply at once
to ]. L. Hunt, Real Estate, Essex juno
ton. VT 43.wlt.
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PlAINEIELQ

Edgar Martin, who has been caring for
his father for two weeks, went to his
home in Manchester, N H.. this week.
Dwight Hollister has moved into A. L.
Taylors house.-Miss Mabel Kent Of
Calais is teaching Maple Hill and
boarding at Frank Martin's.-O. l.. Mar
tin went to Montpelier Wednesday with a
carload of stock which he sold to j. w.
Brock.
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BROOKFlElD,

The lower grade of the village school be
gan Monday. April Il. with Mary Goodrich
as teacher.-Dr. Ellis, I. Callagan and w
II. Sprague were in White River Junction
Friday Edward Fits has purchased q
pair of western horses. The base ball team
played a practice game at East Brookheld
Saturday.
Miss Davis spent Sunday with her par
ents in Randolph Centre.-The b. II. 8
students have had their pictures taken. 80
Miss Smith of Mortified was in town Mon.
day.-Mr. Williams, the rural free delivery
agent was in town the first of the week
The lower school In the village began
Monday, with Miss Mary Goodrich as
tea cher.-Mrs Flint of Braintree has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Adams
Miss Cassie Benham began her school al
Post Mills Monday.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Mrs. o. c. Miller and her son Perley have
returned from their Southern trip through
Florida and several Southern States during
the winter. They report a fine time and
Perley's health Is some improved.
A girl arrived to brighten the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes on Third
street on Friday. April 49,
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DIAMONDS FOUND IN THE ADGRON-
DACKS

It is reported that diamonds have been
found in the Frank Hooper Garnet mines
nine miles north of North Creek, Warren
County. They were originally discovered
by Scott Severance, and New York cut
ter who handled them said they were Of
the finest water and valued at $500.
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AND HORSE SiiOhN
wanted. The Peck & Bishop company Of
\nw Haven. Conn. Uransfer and truck.
ing concern, wishes to secure IL goou
Blacksmith and horseshoer steady Ill
habits, thoroughly reliable ana competent
To take charge of shop. Must be a man
q. K in every way. Correspond VIII
The Peck G. BishopCo, 1o3 ana 40 ChaPei
street, New Haven. Conn. 9od~Wlt
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changed possession at once.-Ernest
Hulett Is in Rutland at work until
summer hotels open at Lake Dunmore
Then he has the job of running the cleo
trio lights in the Mountain Spring House
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM MAHER on
| NOTION

ESTATE OF WILLIAM MAHER on
BURLINGTON.
We, the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden.
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all per-
sons against the estate OF William Maher.
late of burlington, in said district
deceased, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
Prom the day Of the date hereof being al
DO therefore hereby give notice that we viii
attend to the duties OF our appointment at
the late residence of the deceased, in Bur-
lington In said district on the third Fri
days OF June and October. next, at 10
O. clock a. M. on each OF said days.
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1902
MICHAEL NICK EMILE,
MICHAEL COURTNEY,
&w3t. Commissioners.
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BRADFORD.

Henry Watson of Dartmouth Is boarding
at j. Nj. Sawyer's for a few days.-Mrs.
p. II. Lachance went to Hanover. N. H.,
Friday for an operation at the hospital
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man for country store
hotel help. in all departments, agents;
house work girls. cooks. three married
couples and eight men to work on 1arm,
etc. Enclose stamp for reply brrnns-
ton Employment Agency. \. M. g. q,
35,wtf.
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MADE HAPPY, BY ]. f. Hunt, the bar
gain finder of Essex Junction. The Ben
son Bros, of Shelburne. who have
bought of ID. l.. Cole of Wolcott his
dairy farm, stock and tools. Immediate
possession given. 43,w1t.
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WANTED-For cash, a small farm, 10 to
30 acres. with good buildings, near lake
or river, high grounds preferable. or JUST
a lot of 10 acres with shade near a lake.
send fun particulars and price to Merritt
NJ Pharo. l59 Woodwork Ave, Yonkers,
n. Y. sl'lt" ~ ""''
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COTTAGE wanted at the lake near Bur-
llneton for June, July and August. Adj
dress T., sc College avenue, West Sorner-
vile, Mass. So'tu@ sf'"f'"-'
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page.)

of Johnson; Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Reynolds
of Jeffersonvile: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Perry of Cambridge.
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WAITSFlELD.

Charles Moriarty has moved into the
tenement Of William Palmer, In tho east
end of the Bishop block.-The l. o. o. F..
are to hold a box sociable at their rooms
on Wednesday evening, April 80, to cele-
brate the S3rd anniversary of the order in
America.--J. r. Dale is somewhat improv-
cd so he is able to sit up for a short time, -
G. E. Jones, administrator. Is to sell at
auction on Saturday. April rs. at l p. m,
n lot of personal property belonging to the
estate oil the late A. +. Richardson. at his
late homo on Waitsheld Common-Mrs.
Seth Boyce and Mrs. II. Il. Boyce of Wat
erbury are visiting friends in this vicinity
for a few days.-Miss Abbie Miner has
moved into her house recently vacated by
Charles Moriarty.--At the last regular
meeting Of Waitsfield Lodge. ]. 0. o. F..
Friday evening. April is three new men,
bcrs were initiated.-Mr. and Mrs. william
Cotton are the parents of fine eleven
pound boy, born Saturday. April 1g.-The
village schools opened Monday the 2lst
with Miss Lula Jones as teacher In the
upper. and Lizzie Maxwell In the primary
department, special meeting OF the Mad
River Valley Grange, No. 294 was called Tor
Wednesday evening, April %, for the pur-
pose of comforting degrees on several can
didates.-Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Berry are
visiting friends In Calais this week.-Wil-
liam Haselton is building quite extensive
addition to his house In this village.--C. j.
Berry, of the firm Of Brooks n Berry of
Montpelier was In town last week buying
maple sugar.-Mrs Cassius Joslin and A,
a. Kneeland remain very low with little
or no Improvement
c. A. Cadys sugar house was burned
Wednesday afternoon. April ls. together
with about 800 sap tubs, l evaporator and
robson arch, sapholders and other sugar
utensils.-C;eo. n. Hall Of Northheld Is In
town for few days visit among old
friends ana neighhery.
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GIRL WANTED in iImi'%
of two Cor general house work. N"ne
ether need apply. Mrs. n. c. Eush.
Charlotte, VT. sS'ot'>f-"'-l'
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COMPETENT COOK wanted. Mrs. W. Is.
Howe, 400 South Union street. 96'd&"tl
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4 GIRL to do general housework wanted
Apply to Aurclius Sykes, llincsburgh, "
ff' 43wit
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FOR SALES hotels, l saloon, licensed
drug stock livery stock, l steam launch,
choice improved 200 acre Vermont farm
clear. to exchange for some good bust
ness. J. d. Shahan, Port Henry, N. Y.
43,Wlt
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FAYSTON.

Glenn Griffith found wallet with eight
dollars. In the manure pile at Hugh Baird s.
1t was lost there last winter by John Kin
zie.-Two valuable colts belonging to John
Small died from poison In the polly pod
brakes In their hay.-MIs. Luke Russell
and son. Roy of War; were at Rowland
Russell's last week.-S.ss Marion Nj. Dana
has gone to Williamstown to teach school
Hugh Baird entertained n large number
of friends April l5 1t being his birthday
Puffs were tied. and good time enjoy ed
by all.-Mrs. Louise Fitzpatrick of Berlin
visited her mother and other friends In
town last week.-Sumner Wallis's two
children are quite sick with the grip
MIDDLESEX.
Mrs. Walker of Barre has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Hazen Clark. and
Mrs. II. e. Stunlebean of Mechanicsville
N. r., are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. ~. Hammond.-Special agent
Frank r. williams OF New York, has been
in town the past week and examined the
candidates for carriers for the rural free
delivery.-fhe Rev. j. l. Angel is III. Tho
Methodist Church was occupied Sunday by
Mr. Nye OF Montpelier. Merands
Howard IL visiting In North Montpelier -
The Dairymen's Association held q meet
ing Saturday evening.--The village school
epned Monday with Miss Eiva Thompsor
as teacher in the upper OraAe and Miss
Charles Ward has been III, Threatened with
pneumonia, He Is now on the gain. Mrs
Moses Shettlc was In Montpelier Friday
There Is to be q dance In Holdrne Hal
Friday evening, April 26.-Mrs T.. u
Campbell has been visiting a few DAYS IN
Nortnheld.-T children of Mr.. and Mrs
Karl Knapp have been quite sick with hard
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Tnintecs.

ON NERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or 10 sell n farm should use this coll
uinn. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisement
would be read by many possible buyers
37.wtf
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NORTHFlELD.

colds Mrs. Curtis Stewart of Montpelier
has been assisting In caring for them.
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TNanted.

FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM GlHi
wanted at Whitney House, Norwoou, ~
y, wages S15 a month. 'S'S' Anvil
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ROXBURY.

Miss Mabel Fiske is learning millinery
of Mrs. w. J. Carpenter.-W. II. Cady has
changed his plans and will not move TO
Barre-C1are Cady is athome from Roches-
ter.--The ladies meet this week Wednes-
day to clean the Congregational Church,
All are requested to lend a hand-Pearl
Rumrill is in New Hampshire having fin-
ished work here as barber.--H. G. Van
Deusen is improving his residence with
paint, both outside and in Also having
walks laid and many other repairs.-Mrs
Eunice Wellington is boarding with Mrs.
E. F. Bean.-W. d. Fits is about painting
his dwelling house.-Mr. Hayes has moved
here from Brookfield and is doing painting,
papering. etc. He has bought w. ii.
Cady's house.-Mrs. Wells Brown of Mont
pelier visited her niece, Miss Ada Nichols
last week.-William Mckee of st. Adams is
III town this week.. W. Ferris had a
COW shot last Sunday. by parties who has
tened to pay for the same.
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HnttCg.

-
NOTICE how little it costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns of Yer
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise In the Free Press
4 and YOU will get replies to your adver-
= AsSNenI 3EH1
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TOT sale.

FAM FOR SALE, IS cows, in Colchester
Inquire of A. w. Howard 3iw3t
lNsTANTANEOUSLC CREAM FREEZ'
ERS, price s., no ntre, no less. Agents
waited Township rights for sale in
Chittenden, ADDISON and Grand Isle
counties, by G. d. Hill, Mlddlebury. VT.
74l&wtm.
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A device invented by Karl Froscheck for
preventing people being run over when
knocked down by an electric tramway car
has been tested in Berlin and found
satisfactory. By means OF q revolving
cylinder in front of the car the person
knocked down is gently pushed aside with
out injury or bruhaing.
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20 Rcnl.

STORE to rent two doors from postoffice,
on Merchants Row, Swanton. Best loca-
ton in town, First floor. basement and
two-thirds of second floor. VIII not rent
for grocery, dry goods. or boots and
shoes q. Suter, Jr. 72ddw1m
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FOR SALE-A valuable 120 acre farm in
Pleasant Valley, VT, all stocked and
fooled, good soil large sugar works. good
buildings, running water. $500 on very
easy terms. An old soldier wishes to re-
tire. j. L. Hunt, the bargain finder, Es-
sex Junction, Vt. i3wlt
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One CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words, two lines. Special terms 10
al .ertisers using from go to 1000 lines
v.ltiln twelve consecutive months.
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CABOT.

George Laird has moved to the Solomon
Osgood farm, Miss Josie Laird having pur-
lchased the same for $l.200-Thc creamery
has Just put in a new De Laval separator.
Mrs. Alice Fisher Is in Boston this week
w b. Lance has moved into his tenc-
ment over the postoff1ce.-Mr. Harlit
Haines and Miss Ellen Pike are to be mar
ried this week.-Schools begin next Mon
day.-A male quartette has been formed
being trained by the Rev. o. E. Aiken who
is very efficient musician-There Is &c
be a May-day promenade at the town hal
under the auspices of the Eastern Star
Music by Hardwick's Lawson Cadet band
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FARM FOR SALE. consisting of iGo acres
suitably divided into tllage and pastur-
ing, one and half mics from railroal ]
ard school. running water to house and
barn, buildings in good repair. spruce
timber enough on place to pay for it,
Irice $500, terms easy Address T. NJ.
Chamberlain Rochester. VT
a2.1i&42w, ct.