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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-25
ALMIRA L. JONEs'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. D,stric, Of Oh,

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit.
tenden. SIS.
the District OF Chittenden
To the heirs and al persons interested
in the estate of Almira l. Jones, late OF
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been mad to
this court in writing, by the admnistratDr
of the estate of Almira L. Jones. late Of
Burlington in said district, deceased, pray
ing Tor license and authority 10
sell the whole of the real estate
that it would be beneficial to the heirs and
all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased. to sell the whole of the rell
estate of said deceased and convert the
same into money.
And bringing into court the consent ala
appreciation in writing. OF all the heirs 70
said estate residing in this State, and set
ting forth the situation Of the real estate.
WhereupoN, the said court appoint d
and assigned the 10th day of October 1870,
at the Probate Court rooms. in said dis
trict. to hear and decide upon said app
notice thereof to be given TO all persons
Interested therein by publishing said Or
der together with the time and place OF
hearing three weeks successiyely in the
Burlington Weekly Free Press. a newspa-
per which circulates in the neghborhood
of those persons interested in said estate
all which publications. shall be previous
to the day assigned for hearing.
appear before said court. at the time and
place assigned. then and there in SAID
SQUIRT. TO make your objections to tho
Court rooms, this Goth day of September,
1902
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM.
13wst. Judge.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev. o. n. Boutwell, from Hyde Park
occupied the pulpit in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church last Sunday.-Minnie Will
lams returned last Monday to her work
in Concord, n. H., after spending her va
cation in town.-Mrs. c. II. Hartman LETT
last Tuesday for Barton, where she eXpe is
to spend some time with friends.-Gcorgc
Young is home from New York for a short
vacation.-Miss Agnes Wylie left last
Tuesday for Auburndale, Mass, where
she will enter the Laselle seminary
George Reed has bought the Coburn girls
farm, paying s3.0O0-Mrs. Emma Scott AL
len is repairing her home.-George II.
Howard went last Monday to Massa-
chusetts, where he will attend school,
Sherman Gage has bought Homes Bart
let's freight team and will do freight
ing busineSs.-P. w. Davidson is reported
much improved since the severe attack of
last Friday evenng.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lilly of Hyde Park visited at P. w. Day.
erson's last week.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Milan Hebard and wife visited his bro
thel, G.. l.. Eebard last Thursday.-O. G.
Hill is filling a silo for F. D. Wheeler this
week.-A l.. Morse has his silo nearly
completed.-Miss s. S. Stores has returned
to her home in Long Meadow, Mass.-C.
L. Logan is helping w. d. Wright cutting
corn this week-Elsie Hebard was on the
sick list last week and unable to attend
school.-Harvey Peake from South Royal
ton Is with his mother. Mrs. Emma Peake.
$. NJ Fuller attended the fair at St.
Johnsbury last week.-A. RI. Tracy and
wife visited their son last week Tues
day.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES A. SUMNER OF
BURLINGTON.

ESTATE OF CHARLES A. SUMNER 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 A. Sumner, late of Burlington, in
said district. deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, said court has assigned tho
10th day of October next for the settle
ment of the account OF the administrator
OF the estate of Charles A. Sumner 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
orneder that public notice thereof be CIV
en- to all persons interested In said
estate. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned, ia the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, a newspaper published in said dis
trict.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court rooms in Bur-
linCton. Vermont. on the day assigned.
then and there to contest the allowance of
said account II you see cause and to es-
tabish your right as heirs, legatees and
lawful claimants of said residue.
Given under my hand, this end day of
September 1902
MARCELLUs. A BINGHAM.
| l3w,3t Judge.
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NEWPORT.

new mail route has been established
between Newport and Richford The new
mail clerk will make two trips from New
port to Richford daily. Leaving at 1880
in the morning, returning at 1890 Leave
second trip at $50 p. m, and return at
9 same evening. This will be a great con-
venience to the patrons the whole length
of this route. and we trust will help Uncle
Sam to get news to the Free Press
quicker
Several engineers and fremen of the Bos-
ton X Maine expect to move here next
month"; when the new order takes place,
whereby they are 10 run 100 miles for a
days work. This it Is claimed will benefit
the passenger train men the most. Most of
the runs will be from either Sherbroolte,
Newport Wells River or White River juno
ton, and will cause several to move from
Iyndonville The men on this division
are not as much in favor OF this change
rs they are on the southern division.
The Clark VS.. Gallagher case was still
on trial when the County Court took a re-
cess Saturday. The evidence was not all
In. The criminal docket will he taken in
hand when this case is through to accom-
modate State Auditor Graham, who Ia
States attorney, that he may be on hand
in Montpelier at the opening of the Legis-
lature. There are ten criminal cases on
the docket for trial: State VS.. Willie Pope,
grand larceny; State VS.. Archlle Versto,
Sodomy State vs.. II. A. Gaylor assault
State VS.. Harry Gaylor assault; State VS..
II, ChampeauX, grand larceny; State VS..
l.. Shatney, receiving stolen money: State
VS.. w. O. StetsOn, assault; State VS.. Fred
Curtis, liquor State VS.. William and Frank
Duffy, disturbing freeman's meeting; State
VS. William Duffy. disturbing the peace.
There are several divorce cases to be tried
Nelson Mitchell died Thursday, aged IS
years. His funeral took place from St.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Jennie Hamblin Is In Boston visit
ing her brother. Prof. George Dudley.
Mrs. j. r. Young went TO Providence. r
l., last week to visit relatives. Mrs. Alma
Vaughn of Middlesex. spent few days
last week at the Center.-A''-'" .. Fl"
has gone to Moretown to e." ..i---..e 4,-f
A. r. Aldridge goes to RI Il nond as pastor
of the Uriversalist society as soon as his
health will permit-'lss Flora Tillotson
and James Lord e y. ,nge, are to be mar
ried Wednesday the Ath at the home OF
the brides parents They will go to Boston
on their wedding tour.--A, n. Peck recently
lost valuable work horse. The animal
was spoiled by haTtus the cords In tive
legs severed by scythe that was left ir
"A bundle of hay.-Mrs, NJ. r. Dodge. who
is So years old Is visiting hsr sister. Ars
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BARTON LANDING.

The school under the direction Of c. II
Drown commenced with larger attend
ance than ever.-Ray Brown and Roy Dam
iel, sons of C. S. Skinner went to Burling-
ton Monday this week to enter the Univer-
sity Of Nermont.-Carl Gay has Arthur
Ordway's new house we'll under way. The
prospect is he may erect another residence
on School street this fall to complete dur
ing the winter.-A. Fletchers new resi-
dence is nearly completed.-Dr. Smith of
Hanover, n. H., was called here Saturday
to perform an operation on Mrs. l.. w
Hidreth which was a very severe one,
and she is in a critical condtion.-Deacon
John Chamberlin has been i'll for sew
eral months and now is very low.
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NORTH TUNBRIDGE.

G. ~ Atwood and wife visited relatives
and friends the past two weeks In Ran
dolph. Lincoln, Bristol and Hinesburgh.-
Ms. James Corliss celebrated her 73d
birthday the 18th. Several friends met
with her and had good time.-'Miss Effie
Corliss has returned from Hanover, n. H.,
whore she went to have her eye treated
Nj. J. Dixton returned last week from the
Starksboro yearly meeting Eul-
Ter and Charles Grant have gone to Iud-
low to work on railroad bridges. Miss
Eta Bryant Of Timpton. N H., and Miss
Minnie Carpenter of Chelsea. visited at
q "a lac
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LOWELL

Mrs. Sarah Sanborn of Eden has been
stopping a few days with her daughter
Mrs. II. II. 1il.-The case of Potter VS.
Wilcox is settled, Mr.. Potter having pos
session of his farm. Mr.. Wilcox is miv-
ing into the Fleming house owned by Cy-
rus durivag e-In the case of State VS.. Wood
for intoXcation. the jury disagreed and
the case was continued until October g.
The Hon. O. S. Annis of North Troy was
in town Saturday.-Mlo Hines is building
a silo on his farm.-The young people num-
berlng about eight couple gave Miss Lois
Sanborn a surprise last Saturday evening"
it bein the 18th anniversary of her birth
She received many valuable presents and
the visit was enjoyed by all.-Robert Far
man recently located a swarm of bees in a
tree back of his fathers, Freeman Far
mans residence, from which he and Allen
Rail took 50 pounds of fine honey-GeorGe
Young of Newport was in town on legal
business last weeli.-Elmer Cello has re-
turned from the hospital at burlington but
his condition is still very Lowe L. Cur
tbs is in Boston this Week.-Mrs. Emily
Wellman and her daughter Miss Chamber
lain are visiting in Burlington.-Mrs. John
Smith had n serious attack of heart diff
Guilty Tuesday. She is still in a dangerous
conditional number are taking in the
fair at Morrisvile this week.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Last Wednesday Mrs. George Trombly
entertained the T.. w. Baptist Ladies' Aid
from Newport Confer with few ladies
from this place, % in all. The day was
perfect and all report a very enjoyable
time.-Mrs. DR.. Hinman and father, Orren
Taylor started for California last Monday,
where they will make a permanent home
with Mrs. Morse Mrs. Humans daughter
Mr. Sullivan has closed his labors with
the electric company and gone to New
Hampshirc..-Edward Eastman, who came
home n few months ago with a car load OF
horses. has returned to Lewis. Mont, TAX
ing Glen Ruiter with him.-The Free Bap-
list society hung the new bell which they
purchased some time ago. last Saturday.
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was quite sick a few days last week.
$. Stanton was in Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs Martin ITanlon of Mortified visited
Miss Frances Hanlon one day last week.
Dr. i. G. Fletcher has sold his hotel to
Mr.. West from East Randolph. Seth
Flint, with his son and daughter, and Miss
Eliza Roberts attended the wedding in
North Duxbury of Miss Charlotte T..
Shepherd and Mr. w. A. Haywood.
Mrs. T.. D. Burnham returned Monday
from a summers visit among relatives in
Massachusetts and New Hampshire.-Mr
and Mrs. o. A. Briggs were in Granville
Sunday.
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NORIHElELD.

Mrs. Marshall q. Smith, O. years old, died
Sunday morning at her home on Pleasant
street. She had been sufferer with heart
disease for a year or more and for the four
months preceding her death was confined
to her room Mrs. Smith was for many
years a member of the Cniversalist Church.
She Is survived by her husband and one
brother, Frank Blodgett resident OF
Mortified. Burial services were conduct
ed al the home Tuesday afternoon at two
o clock. The Rev. Walter Dole ofiiciated.
Interment was in the Center cemetery.
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MORGAN.

D. NJ Stokes is moving to West Derby,
where he has a good job.-At the sociable
last Friday evening the friends and neigh
bors of Judge Taylor, who started for
California the I'D. presented him gold
watch chain. lie was surprised but feel
ingly responded that he had lived in town
nearly 20 years had attended all of the
freemens meetings since Of age. except
one when sick, every town meeting but
two, and was away then two winters in
California. He should remember the
friends here and hoped to live to come
back on a visit.-The selectmen are build
ing a now bridge at the Centre.-Georgo
Maxwell is building a new house near
Toad Pond.-C. j. Thomas has his new
horse barn nearly done,
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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page.)

was a bright, intelligent energetic young
lady that the church and society regrets
to lose. Mrs. Taylor will take with her
the wishes of large circle of friends. Mr.
Temple of Boston has been here as expert
prospector, very thoroughly going over the
lodges i'm this region. Although asbestos
was what the prospcctor sought other
valuable minerals are found.--Miss stella
Gilman of Biddeford Me, is visiting her
brothers. NJ. ID. and r. L. Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tracy of Belle
Plains. Iowa, recently visited IL. S. Miller
Fred Morcy of Boston has been spend
ing a few days with his uncle, Sylvester
Morey, and other rclatives.-Mrs. William
Martin and baby of Worcester Mass, who
have been spending the summer with her
father. Josph Shebert, has returned to her
home.-The Rev. NJ. w. Farman preached
at West Springfield and Chicopec. Mass,
and gave an address before the city mis-
sion ut Springfield the first two Sundays
iii Septomber.-M a. Il. PrebIes and
daughter leave for Eagleville. Conn. this
week. 1t is greatly regretted that the
Rev. A. ID. PEBBLES has decided to continue
his post graduate studies at Yale this year
without remaining here, AS everyone
desires. His family will move to New
Haven, Conn, the first of October.-John
Brown lost one COW last week from some
unknown disease and has another that
seems like her in the early stages.--rhc
upper department of the village school
opened last Wednesday, two weeks later
than expected, owing to the illness of the
teacher, Miss Lena Hitchcock Among
those present at the Truman-Taylor we'd
ding from out of town were Messrs. b.
f. and +. G. Taylor, Mrs. W. II. Taylor,
Mrs. w. II. Weeks, Miss Kate Mack, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Kinney Of Hardwick,
the Hon. and Mrs. O. c. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Miller of Newport. There
were about 100 at the reception. Mrs. Tay-
lor received many handsome and valuable
presents.-Frank johnson Of Clinton,
Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Johnson
of Manchester. n. Ii. are the guests OF /.
u. Johnson.-H. c. Reed moves into the
Beeman tenement this week.-Beginning
with October II. d. Miller and II. Is.
Hitchcock will close their stores and the
postcfiice Tuesday and Thursday evenings
nnch Menk lllring the winter.
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WORCESTER

Prof o. d. Mathewson and wife, Mrs.
r.. J. willard, Miss Mable Weare and c.
II. White of Barre, were in town on Sat
urday-Mrs. Caroline Pike of Barre is
in town for a few days.-Mr and Mrs.
Clifford Gotta and son. Arthur. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Castonia of Barre, were at
Mrs. c. w. Pixies on Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. w. p. Kent are in Mortified for a
few days.-Mrs NJ Il. Miles, who has been
here for the past two months. has returned
to Milton. Mrs. ]. b. Wilson accompanied
her home.-Mary e. Abbott returned to
Boston on Thursday LAST, II. Wilson,
who had a very severe attack of malaria
fever is better to-day.-H. ID. Vail went
to Boston on Thursday.--Miss Camp OF
Barre Is here at her brothers, Arthur ii,
Camp.--Miss Gertrude Durham of North
field Is visiting at II. d. Wallis for few
days.--C w. and #. l.. Taylor OF Barre
are In town.-F. ]. Taylor was in Boston
a part of last Week.-Mrs. Alice Pike and
Mrs Hermon Potter of Barre were In
town last week.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Rev. c. II. Coolidge preached a
memorial sermon last Sunday on the life
and character OF William Mckinley Spe-
cial music was rendered by the choir.-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Haskell attended the Gray
and Pearsons wedding. which took place
last week Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Gray, OF Plainheld. They will take up
their residence In Barre.-Harry Burnham
Ia still very feeble.
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CALAIS.
MOREIOWN.

Miss Josie Griffith Is visiting friends in
Worcester Mass, this week.-Mrs. T. S.
Austin is very sick.-Mrs. William Sawyer
is slowly improving Miss Eta Hathaway
from Montpelier visited Frank Hathaway,
her uncle the past week.-Mrs.. A. M
Phillips went to Barre last week to see a
doctor there. She has been poorly all sum
mer.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bates are TAX
ing northumberland Buckley Is worse
again.-1'he Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. En-
cry from Waterbury Center visited friends
in town last Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. +. g. Atkins was in Waterbury last
week.-Mr and Mrs. Sidney Atkins called
on his brother in Waitsfield last Sunday
Mrs. Butler is in Randolph caring for her
daughter. who is sick with the typhoid
fcver.-Mr. Buffers summer boarders have
returned to New York.-The school at
South Duxbury is closed for two weeks on
account of the measles.-Mrs. Herbert
Ward went to Randolph last week-Mr.
Bates and wife returned home Saturday,
Roland Griffith visited his parents over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Gillett from Wor-
cester were In town over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Chase from Burlington came to
Mr. Frank Beldin's Saturday.-Frank Saw
yer has moved to his house he bought in
the vilage.-Frank Atkins and wife from
Waitsfeld visited his parents Thursday.
They will soon move here to the Mrs.
Spear place he bought last spring.-Mrs.
II. o. Ward and Miss Kate Harrington
went to New York Tuesday on the excur-
sion.-Mrs. Charles Freeman is in North
field this week.-The Rev. Mrs. Wells S
sister is visiting her.--Laura Eaton is to
work for Mrs. Arthur Neil.-Miss Ida
Murdoch of Boston came to her sister S
Mrs W. ~ Wards Tuesday.-Mrs. Ed
ward Dana went to Middlesex Tuesday -
Mrs. Herbert Ward and daughter, Brenda,
came here from Randolph Monday.-Quite
a number from here attended the fair in
Mortified Wednesday.-Mrs Addie Phil
lips IS in Boston this week.
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EAST ROXBURY

Creamery patrons received 20 cts. per lb
for August butter.-John Ladd has finish d
work for James Fisk In Northfield.--G w
1Tlagg from Braintree was in town last
week. lie has young wolf, or as he
is called in the West coyote, which
he brought from Ncbra ska.--John Stone
who has been in Philadelphia for mum
Der of years, returned here last week
Monday
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Mrs, s. B. Sibley died Thursday after an
illness of two years with Brights disease.
She was native of Underhill and Is sur
vived by husband and eight children.
George A. Humphrey. the deputy county
clerk, who IL to succeed Stanley G. Wilson
is a law student In the Office of r. j. Mar
tin at Barre. Mr.. Humphrey was "A stu
dent At the University Of Vermont at Bur
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patrons were paid 90 cents per pound for
butter fat.
Leon C. Drew has repurchased his black
smith shop and tools of e. A. George and
Is is again doing business there.
After an absence OF four and one-half
years, Dr. George =. Morris has returned
from Circle city, on the Yukon, Alaska.
He will return in the spring with ma
chinery and supplies to operate mines near
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. w. A. Cram is quite sick with In
iammation Of the bowels. She is attended
by DIR. +. C. Fletcher leila Brit
ton of Burlington spent Sunday at home
Mrs. George Spalding and Mrs. Frank
Mann were in Northfleld recently.-Moses
Bell and wife were in Northheld last
week. --Mrs. John O'Grady was in Mont
pelier recently.--Miss Jessie Chase Of st.
Adams is visiting her cousin Miss Edith
Bellows Falls Is visiting relatives ir
town.-Mlss Belle Wynn Of Bethel visited
Miss Frances Hanlon last week.. Nj
Bell has sold his meat market to F. w
Chase, Miss NJ Lou Whitney spent Sat
urday In Bethel.--Grace and Harlow Abe
are taking a vacation and are spending II
In New York.-D. b. Howe and wife re-
Gently enjoyed carriage trip to Eas'
Montpelier and MidalssNx.>J. 8 stanton
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FOR SALE;-A farm of 142 acres, situated
two miles from Westford. u mile to
cheese factory, man road, good brick
house fair barns, running water, plenty
of wood, nice sugar bush, equipped, to-
gether with 20 good cows, l good horse, a
complete layout of good farming tools
ard all the fodder. Price $500. $1,000
cash. balance at per cent. Yearly in
come about $500 Apply at once to j. L.
Hunt. real estate, Essex Junction, VT
13w2t
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FOR SALE-A valuable stock on dairy
farm Of 100 acres, situated ~ miles from
Essex Junction, under very high state
of cultivation, buildings good, hot and
cold water, bath, etc, free from stone.
beautiful view of lake and mountains.
Price right and terms easy. Apply at
once to j. E. Hunt, Real Estate, Essex
junction, Vt. 13w2t
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NORTH EAYSION.

George Grandield is sick with yellow
jaundce.-The Rev j. f. Badger and lit
tie daughter Florence spent the past week
in town.-Miss Iilla Porter of Waitsfield
and Mr. and Mrs. Able o. Porter of Dux-
bury were visitors in town.-Walter john
son and wife of Waterbury were in town
recently visiting her sister, Mrs. c. c.
Grandfeld.- Blanchard Montgomery was
In town Sunday.-Mrs. j. Somerville OF
Waitsf1eld visited her sister, Mrs. j. Nell
w. Durkee has returned home from
MiddleseX where she has been visiting her
sister.-Hugh Henry spent last week with
Burt McCelory of Mddlesex.-Mrs. T..
Hoffman is spending a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. John Niell.-Gechial
Martin has moved his family into the house
with his son. Leon. whom he is to work
for.-John Grandfeld. who spent part of
the summer with his brother George, has
gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment. He Is reported to be very low.
CALAIS.
viii A. Thornton Is at work for the
I.evison & Lamb Manufacturing company.
Mr.. Pearsons and Mrs. ID. d. Dwinell are
gaining from their illnessC. R. Dwinell
and wife go to Boston. They will stop a
few days at Taunton.-Will Smith has re-
turned to Brooklyn and c. Il. Pierce and
MIR. and Mrs. h. f.. Marsh went the same
day,
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FOR SALE--St Johnsbury. VT, modern IS
room house and stable, fine repair pays
500 month. Owner going West. Price
81 200. c. X. Amidon & Son. 40 Mix
street, Boston. Mass. 22i, 1t&13, w3t.