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BARRE.

Miss Nellie NJ. Adams, daughter Of G. II.
Adams OF South Barre, was united In
marriage at Medfeld Mass, June 2, to
Henry Bridger. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridger left
on the / o'clock train for Boston and
Danvers. where they will spend a short
time.
w. II. buchanan has filed a bond for s15,-
600 with City Clerk p. II. Wells as his sure
ty for the Office of first constable. Tho
bond was furnished by the American FL
deity company of Montpelier. The bond
will be acted on at the next meeting of the
city council and it is probable that the
fight over the office Of first constable is
ended.
The supporters of high license in this
city held an enthusiastic meeting Monday
evening III Miless hall with a good attend
ance. The question discussed was as to
the county offices, nominations for which
will be made in the local caucus next Fri
day evening, High license has a strong
following in Barre and its supporters are
going to make a big effort to nominate a
high license man for State senator from
Barre. The rest of Washington county
comedies senatorship to Barre and the
high license men mean to have their say
as to who it viii be. EX-Mayor N. D.
Phelps up to now the leading candidate
has thus far failed to make statement as
10 his position on the question.
Prof. c. II. Stone, who finishes his du-
ties as teacher at Goddard seminary this
term, has rendered his resignation as presi-
dent of the Barre Musical association.
The vacancy will be filled later. Professor
Stone has made many friends in town who
regret his departure. He expects to take
up graduate work.
o. II. Collins OF Montpelier has purchased
of w. c. Nye, administrator Of the Thomp-
son estate, the hotel property known as the
Commercial House. The consideration was
IS 500,
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springs in New Mexico-Governoro of
Louisiana saves q negro from lynching
Cummings nominated for sheriff Of
Androscoggin county, Me-Independ-
ence bell returned to Philadelphia from
Charleston alifornians give
Republicans credit for the states pres
ent great prosperity-Beef agents in
New Orleans must answer grand jury's
questions or be held for contempt
Thorough investigation to be made OF
Chicago fire, in which 10 people lost
their liyes--Senate passes naval ap-
preparation bill-Transports Grant
and Sedgwick to be sold at auction
For the first time outstanding gold GER
tihcates exceed United States notes
Hygcia Hotel, Fort Monroe, must be
removed as the land is needed for mill
tary purposcs-Cruiser San Francisco
completes trip along the African coast
in search for coaling stations-Towr
of Michel, b. c., destroyed by fire
Severe drought in Australia is at las
broken--Cuba accepts invitation f
st. Louis xposition-Indicat tina
there is trouble ahead in Hayti--
Wire fences between British bloc
houses being emoved-Cambridg .
confers degree of LII. D. upon Whit
law Reid--France issues decree 70,
bidding excavations at st. Pierre
MeXicans have a sharp fight with
Yaquis both sides lose heavily-Ft
sition of Elder Dempster line in ship
combination still undecided-Rric-
ands meet in Sofa to consider dispo
ton of ransom paid for Miss Stone -
Government troops in Panama to move
on the rebels by land and sea.
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ROXBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Howe were In Ran
dolph last week.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Fits
spent Sunday with friends In Randolph
Herbert French has moved to the Clark
Flint farm.-Miss Lucy Cram and her
school from Braintree came here Saturday
on a visit to the State Hatchery and the
marble quarry.-J Q. Flint and wife OF
Montpelier are guests of Judge Stanton
and wife. -Childrens day was observed at
the Congregational Church last Sunday
Miss Grace Abel has nearly recovered from
her recent illness and is able to resume her
work at N. d. Rice s,-Lucius M. Jenney Of
Tacoma, WASH. an old and we'll remem-
bered resident called on many old friends
here last Week.-Mrs. Marshall Latham
will enterta in the Ladies' Circle at the rooms
Thursday afternoon Of this week. All are
cordially invited.-Mrs. Byron Pierce has
finished work for Mrs. DR.. Fletcher.-P,
u. Daniels of East Warren will occupy the
Congregational pulpit next Sunday In the
absence Of MIR. Roundy.-D. L. Nichols Ia
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
CABOT,

The Rev. d. L. Hilliard is in Canada this
week with his father, visiting his sister
there. Mrs. billiard and the children are
at Sheldon visiting her mother.-No SER
vices excepting the Sunday school and re-
ports from the county conference will be
held at the Congregational Church next
Sunday in its pastors absence. Many will
probably unite with the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in the morning service and
worship.-G. NJ. Webster has sold his home
farm to Walter J. Perry of Walden, con-
sideration $4,000. The buildings alone cost
this amount. 1t is reported that Mr..
Webster has purchased the place occupied
by Mrs Alice Fisher in Cabot village
DR.. L. W. Burbank and Burt Lyford are
attending the Grand Lodge. +. and A. NJ.
at Burlington this week.--A. +. Morse of
Barnet visited relatives in town this week
Miss Grace Kimball graduated at Hard
wick Academy last week.-Mrs.. Belle
Mears IS stopping with her mother, Mrs.
Abbie Smith, for two weeks. She will join
her husband. Warren Mears. In Michigan
in July.-The village highway Is being re-
paired.
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WAlTSElElD.

Children's day exercises at the Metbo-
dist Episcopal Church were postponed enc
week and will be held Sunday, June 10,
Immediately following short morning
service.-As one of II. o. Wards heavy
teams loaded with clapboard logs and dri-
Ven by Edward Dana was crossing the
bridge near Philander Chases house last
week one stringer Of the bridge broke let
ting the team and driver through into
the brook, but very fortunately without
serious injury to either driver or horses.
Miss Josephine Fisk, superintendent of
the New England Deaconess Home VIII
speak at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning, June 15-lra Richardson
of Minneapolis Mimi, is visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Richardson
j. j. Kelly had the misfortune TO lose a
good horse last week.-At the last meet
ing of Mad River Valley Grange, Wedncs-
day evening, June 4, the 1st and 2nd de-
gress were conferred on five candidates.
At the next meeting June 18th it is ex-
pected the 3rd and 4th degrees will be
worked also that ice cream and cake will
be served.-The Rev. j. +. Badger was at
home over Sunday. Mrs. Badger remains
quite Ill at the home Of her parents, in
South Royalton.-J. B. Norton has the
frame of his new house up and partly en-
closed.-J A. Foster and wife of Water
bury visited frieds in town over Sunday.
--Thos. Sanders, who spent the winter
with his daughter in Nashua, N. H., re
turned to town last week.--D. A. Kneeland
is considerably improved. so as to be able
to ride to the village.-The regular meet
ing of the G. A. r. Post, which occurred
on Saturday, June 7th was postponed TO
Saturday. June 18th at the usual hour at
2p. Indifference McCarty is to sell at auc-
ton Thursday the 18th inst. at 10 a. m. two
good farms, % cows, horses and u large
amount of other personal property.--lce
cream will be served at the Methodist
Episcopal church Saturday evening. June
H-Quite a number from this place, are
attending the G. A. r. State encampmcnt
at Montpelier this week. Edmund Ladue,
who has been very sick with pneumonia
is considerably improved-A petition Is
being circulated for signatures, asking for
the establishment Of a rural delivery route
from this place, through South Fayston
and the southern part of this town.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Anna Smith is home for her annual
vacation.
Mrs. Augusta Kellogg of Boston Is in
town for a few weeks.
The Hon. F.. j. Ormsbee and wife enter
tanned few friends Saturday evening In
honor of Mr.. Ormsbee's birthday.
Miss Susie Harrison, who has been study
ing kindergarten work in Philadelphia, is
at Miss Alice Harrison's for the summer.
The funeral of Marjorie, the eldest
daughter of c. X. Farley and wife, was
held at the house Monday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Thayer have issued
invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Madge, to Clifton Heaton Of Montpel-
Ter, to take place June 10, In st. Thomas S
Church.
Cards are out for the wedding of Eliza
beth Briggs to Frederick Hatton of Lynn
in the Congregational Church, June % at
is 80 O clock
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlT0N,

The Rev. MILFORD E Mann delivered the
baccalaurate sermon Sunday evening to
the senior class of the South Royalton high
school. In the Congregational Church, the
Rev. NJ. White assisting. A quartette con-
sisting of Mrs, +. S. Belknap, Miss Nellie
Adams, Burton Shepard and %. +. Hap
good with Mrs. d. l.. Beeknap as orsanist
rendered several selections.-Mrs. IL. NJ
Sargent returned last week from Hartford,
Mrs. Gale of Boston. who visited her
daughter, Mrs. Luckett, has returned
A reception to the junior class OF the South
Royalton high school, was given by the
seniors at the home OF Miss Bessie Smith,
Friday evening.
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. l.. Il. Allen and baby Dorothy. have
been visiting at F. o. Aliens the past week
Mrs. l.. A. Eastman is with friends in
Boston for n visit.-Charles blanchard was
called to Boston last week as witness In a
case that was being tried at supreme court,
returning home Frday,-Raymond Hail
visited his daughter. Mrs. Fred Lincoln in
Underhill recently While returning home
last week and near Waterbury village he
was thrown from his wagon receiving sew
eral severe bruises. His horse ran to
Waterbury village where it was caught
Jones Steele is drawing lumber to North
field to car to his brother, A. ii. Steele In
NNnrcester Mass
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FAYSTON.

The Republican caucus met Thursday
evening, June s, at school house No. 9.
A. ID. Bragg was elected chairman and
James Mclaughlin secretary, +. j. Long
and c. II. Mehuron were elected McCul-
Tough delegates to State convention and
also delegates to the district convention.
The county delegates are ]. B. Thompson,
William Dana, John Maxwell. Stephen
Johnson and Daniel McLaughlin.-At the
extra town meeting called June z, the town
voted to build new school house for
school No. 9 and as building committee
elected Stephen Johnson E. A. Fisk and
f. A. Rragg.-Misses Hattie Fitzpatrick and
Mabel Kew drove from Montpelier last
week Thursday to visit Mrs. Isabel s.
Smith, who was I'll.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page.)

the programme and those who took part,
deserved a much larger audience.-Child-
ren's day was observed at Grace Church
Saturday morning. Eighteen members of
Clover Leaf Grange were present at the
second quarterly meeting of Pomona
Grange held at Thetford i'll, Wednesday,
The academy Ministries are to make their
second appearance in Village hall, Tuesday
evening.--A chorus choir was organized
and sang in the Congregational Church
Sunday evening.
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MORETOWN.

Roy Atkins and family went to Fayston
Sunday.-Leon Child and Frank Hatha-
way were elected delegates at the caucus
Saturday. They are Proctor men.-George
Ashley is in Eethe this week Mr.. Tubhs
went to Brooktield Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Turner were in Berlin last
week.-Timothy Flanagan has had his
house painted.-Mrs. Lizzie Casey and
daughter went to Montpelier Saturday. -
Miss Mabel Atkins from Waitsfield visited
her grandparents Frlday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Tubhs went to Montpelier We'd
nesday-The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wells at
tended the convention in Montpelier We'd
nesday-Mrs Jennie Pierce went to Mont
pelier Thursday, called there by the sick
ness Of Mrs. Alvin Pierce, who is very
low.--Mrs Adde Phillips and Mrs. j. T..
Ferris went to Montpelier Friday.
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WANTED-SavinES bank depositors,
whose rate of interest on their savings
is about to be reduced, to send for
booklet About Ourselves" giving our
plan that realizes, on Investments recon-
mended by us, not less than 8 to II per
cent. per annum. 1t Is absolutely safe,
with the principal substantially guar
antecd against loss. Douglas, Lacey ~
Co., Hartford, Conn. 49,wit.
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WORCESTER,
GAYSVILLE.

Dora Davis returned from Sherburne
Monday.-Frank Jenne of Lebanon, n. H.,
visited friends in town over Sunday.-O. j.
Richardson has sold his horse to John
Johnson.--Guy Hodgkins mother has been
stopping with him for the past few days.
Mrs. Cameron is at e. G.. Spaulding S.
Miss Alice Chedel graduates this week at
the Whtcomb High school.-Pearl Hodg
kins of Rochester visited his brother Guy
over Sunday.-H. w. Blackmer was elect
cd vice-president at the Windsor county
Sunday-school association held in South
Royalton last Week.-Mrs. Elsie Chase Of
Woodstock Is visiting her friend, Lila SAT-
ford.-Henry Davis died in Boston the first
OF the week OF heart trouble. His remains
were brought here for burial. He was a
brother of J. s. Davis of this place-Mrs.
Orville Leonard and Mrs Willet returned
to their home in Elmra, N. Y, last week.
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. r. g. Lamb and daughter were In
Randolph Saturday.-Miss Ethel Heath OF
Bethel visited in town last week.-Mrs..
johnson, who has been very i'll, Is con-
valescing-J. ]. Elliott and F.. f. Heath
are improving their buildings with fresh
coat of raint.-F. c. Lamb was in North
field Saturday.
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ment," Halsey c. Edgcrton The diplomas
were then presented. Miss Eda / Joslin
was to have spoken on Character Study
from Literature" but was excused. The
programme was assisted by music furnish
ID by Widers orchestra of Montelier. The
class honors, first, second, third and
fourth were won by Halsey c. Edgerton,
Florence f.. Ford None A. Hayes and
Louise A. Newell resDectiyely.
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T0a1tten.

WANTED at 1.-THE Grand hotel Mt. Yer
non. n. H., a few young men for Kitchen
work. carrying meals, etc. Also one that
is used to horses for stable work Sever
al more experienced mattresses wanted
Fest references required as to character.
i'rotestants. Also second cook wanted
strictly temperate and capable.
al d&w,1t.
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EAST MONTPELIER,

Ina Nelson has been quite Ill the past
Week.-Mrs. Sarah Patrick is taking treat
ment of DR.. II. S. Boardman.-Mrs. Enc
line Kelton died last week Wednesday
after long and helpless Illness She was
rs years year old. She leaves four sons and
one daughter also sister, Miss Mary
Rassett of Barre. and one brother. Jared
Bassett OF Chicago,
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CALAIS.

The union of district No. ~ of I. o. G. r.,
will be held at East Calais in Union Church
on Saturday, June IA, afternoon and even
ing.--The church at East Calais is being
repaired both on the roof and INTERIOR
Moscow Lodge holds its next meeting on
Thursday evening.
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FOR SALE-One of the pleasantest homes
in the State, 20 acres of good cultivated
land, plenty of good water. good build
ings and everything about them con-
venient. Lyman Gilbert, West Enosburgh.
VT. 1873, 1t, &493t.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Charles Wheeler of Hopedale, Mass. is
visiting in town,-Mrs. r. Nj. Tray al
though improving is stIll in feeble health.
Mrs. Lucy sabin of the Burlington News
office Is at home for few days.-The
Womans' Missionary society met on Tues
day with Myrtle Lance.-Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Laird visited in Plainfeld over Sun
laX
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BENSON.

Miss Ida Farnsworth of Beelmantown
vas here last week. the guest of NJ. e. VIII
coX's family.-C. j. Ferguson lcctured to a
fun house here last Tuesday nights. w.
Brown returned from Schenectady last
week and will remain in town and work
at his trade for the present.-There was
quite frost Sunday nght.-'rhe caucus
organized Saturday night by electing DR..
J. +. Newton chairman which was a VIC
tory for the high license voters. c. NJ. King
Il Proctor man being opposed to him.
There were 10 votes cast for the State dele
gates, as many as generally cast at the re-
gular fall election. Ninety of them were
for Clement and so for Proctor.-Mrs. j. l..
Potter of New Haven is visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Daisy Potter-Children's day
was celebrated at the Congregational
Church but not at the Methodist Episcopal
Church
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
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
Iithin twelve consecutive months.
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READING.

Mrs. Anna b. Hook died. on Tuesday
morning, June third, after very long i'll
ness. She was 81 years of age. Her fun
eral was held in her home ON Wednesday
afternoon. The Rev. r. L. Hopkins OF
Baldwinsville, Mass, officiating, assisted
by the Rev. p. M. Banknight tho local
pastor. Mrs. Hook was a native of this
town and daughter of the late Asa Gurn-
ham. She leaves a husband Clarence N.
Hook of Felchvills, also q son ana daugh-
ter. She was devoted, active member
of the Baptist Church and a kind and help
full friend and nsighbor Memorial Sunday
for the ]. o. .. H., will be observed next
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SICKNESS COMPELLS ME to sell my
two shops situated at Barre, VT, con-
sisting of wood shop, blacksmith shop,
water power, coffin and casket, includ
ing bending work for sled runners. A |
chance Inquire Of John F. Hardy, Bar
net, VT. 47,Wit.
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FOR SAI.E-A valuable dairy and fruit
farm, situated eight miles from the city
of Burlington, comprising nearly go
acres, yearly income nearly 5000, fully
equipped. Live stock consists of A. COWS,
three horses, some calves and pigs. Price
$780, terms easy, and immediate pos
session given. ]. e. Hunt, Real Estate,
Essex Junction, VT. 47wtf.
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WANTED-Honest school boys every
where TO distribute circulars advertising
McMunn's guaranteed stomach remedies
dyspepsia Tablets Soc, Liver Pellets
25c) Permanent position, good pay. GIVE
age. reference, also number of dwelling
houses in your town or district Box j.
o1o7. BOSTON. Mass. 136d&wlt.
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painting HIS residence and store.--Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Flint had a call from about
fifty OF their friends and neighbors last
week Thursday evening. the occasion be
ing the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage. Ice cream and cake were served
Hiram Smalley and wife of Mortified have
been spending two weeks at NJ d. Rice's.
Dudley Rice spent last Sunday at home.
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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 farm,
etc. Enclose stamp for reply. Burling-
ton Employment Agency. Y. M. G. A.
Al wifi
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y DUNG MEN AND WOMEN of intelli-
.,ence. 20 to 80 years of age, wanted as
attendants and nurses. For further In
formation, address Superintendent, Long
Island State hospital, Kings Park, N. Y.
129,d&w1m
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GOES TO JURY TO-DAY
Arguments in Case against 8. D. Will
son Finished Yesterday.

Woodstock, June 1.-THE case Of S. D.
Wilson on trial for manslaughter in Wind
sor County Court will be submitted to ha
jury tomorrow morning. The arguments
We're begun this morning by c. II. Tarbell
followed by Counsel Frank Plumley for the
respondent, whose plea was mainly self
defense William +. johnson made the
closing argument for the State.
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GIRL FOR HOMEWORK wanted during
summer at Cedar Beach, in town of CHAR
lotte. Must be able to do plain COOKING
well. The bread is bought from bakery
and family washing and ironing are done
at laundry. Pleasant room Tor girl.
Wages $3.50 a week. Mrs. Howe, 4U9
South Union street, Burlington. 49,wtt
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Enr Sale.

FOR SALE+75 swarms Of bees Call or
address Mrs. w. D. Alexander, Chorlotte,
VT. SOVIET
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Toiuters.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use this coll
umn. 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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WATERBURY CENTER.

A promenade concert will be given in
Seminary Hall, Waterbury. Thursday
evening. June y, by the Howard Opera
House orchestra of Burlington. A straw
berry supper will be served.
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ESTATE OF LUCY KIRBY OF BUR-
LINGTON
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit.

rs J..
LINGTON
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit.
tenden.
To all persons concerned in the eststs Of
Lucy Kirby, late of Burlington, in said
district deceased,
V.EETINQ:
At a Probate Court holdsu at Burifny-
ton, within and for the District OF Chit.
tendon, on the 9Th day of June. 1909,
an instrument purporting to no TIE last
will and testament Of Lucy Kirby, late
Of Burlington. IN said district. de-
ceased, was presented TO the Court aforc-
SAID, for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that the
2th day of June, l1e, at the Probate
Court rooms In said Burlington. be as
signed for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons concerned. by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlins-
ton Weekly Free Press. newspaper pub
lished at said Burlington. previous 10 the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap.
pear before said court. at the time and
place aforesaid. and contest the probate
Of said Will, II you nave cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, In
said district, this 9th day of June. 1909.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM,
5O,wSt. Judge.
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FIRST CLASS WOMAN PASTRY COOK
wanted at the Mansion House, Grcenheld,
Mass. Address w. T. Wood, Proprietor.
1S9. 2tSw,1t