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WASHINGTON COUNTY
CALAIS.

The Rev. Charles p. Welman will have
services at the Old West Church August
and 9. at two o'clock p. m.-Thc Ladies'
Union will meet with Mrs. Lucy Guern-
scy, August miss Georgia Hawkins is
visiting in Burllngton.-Ernest Lamphere
of Ilopcdalc Mass, is spending his vaca-
ton with his parcnts.-l1oward Kent
came Monday from Boston. to stay "A
few days at his brothers. II. \. Kent s.
Mrs. Cherile Tobcy is visiting friends
and relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clark. who have been spending the sum
mer in town. go Friday for a month S
stay in New Hampshire. Dryden
is visiting Mrs l.. A. Kent, also Mrs.
Jones and her daughter from Chicago
Mrs. NJ. a. Smith, who Is i'll with asth-
ma and pleurisy, is slowly gaining.-Mrs.
AFRO Nelson's condition remains about
the same. DIR. Wheeler of North Mont
peler Is attending her.-Miss Alice Mower
went to Boston last Saturday.-Mrs.
Lucy Remission and daughter, Mona. are
staying with her sister Mrs. f. j. Spar
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WATERBURY,.

On Thursday the Rev. f. B. Kellogg
will give an address at a Sunday school
rally in Middlesex.
The Rev, Z. a. Smith is expected to
return from his vacation this week and
will hold services at the Methodist
Church next Sunday.
Mrs. T. j. O Brien and children of Yer
gennes are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick King.
Miss Glencora Coone. who has been
spending a few days vacation in Nit
teaugue, Mass, has returned to her du-
ties as nurse at the hospital.
Darwin Cooley has returned from
Gloucester. Mass, where he has been
on business for few days,
John Doherty of Boston, Mass. a for
mer resident of Waterbury, visited in
town Tuesday
There will be a special meeting of the
Rebokahs on Friday evening.
A special meeting of the Eastern Star
was held last evening.
Miss Lillian Howe and Miss Davis of
Rutland are visiting a few days with
friends in town.
Miss Mabel Woodwork is spending a
few days in Royalton.
Mrs. f, b, Taylor of Rochester, N. Y,
is spending a few days with Mrs. f. H..
Atherton.
Mrs. Ira Fuller and daughter of Lake
Placid, n, Y, are the guests of Mrs. w.
IL. Palmer.
The New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. have rented rooms in the
Record block and expect to move their
central office from the hotel to their new
room on August |.
The w r. M, society will meet next
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Whtehll
and Mrs. Torrey. Following is the pro-
gramme for the meeting: Roll call; quo
tations from favorite hymns, The Mis-
sionary in India; reading, Relief Of
| Lucknow; "Methodism in India" "Sepoy
Meeting"
daughter was born on Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Moody
| Robert Duffus is visiting Earle Boyce
at Highgate.
W, L. Dow has sold his milk route to
c. c, Corse. Possession is given August /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grout are the
happy parents Of a daughter.
| The Village Improvement association is
to hold a meeting with Mrs. c. c. War
rem Monday.
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GAYSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Richardson and
baby of Boston came the first of the week
to spend their vacation at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs O. j. Richard
son.-Mrs. John Lowry and three children
OF Jacksonville, Mass, are at Saa
IIowrys.-T. A. Winter and family of
Pennsylvania have arrived at their sum-
mer homc.-Harrison Abbot is confined
TO the bed by illness.-Mrs. Henry Web
ster and daughter, Eva of Woodstock
visited her mother. Mrs. Caroline Ballard
last week. Miss Eva will spend some time
with her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Henry Iol-
land of Mortified, Mass, is visiting her
parents, MIR and Mrs. A. W. Chamber
lain.-Mrs. Margaret Osborne received
the sad news of her fathers death in
Nova Scotia on July 22.-Mr and Mrs,
Frank Gould are spending a few days
with his PARENTS at Pleasant View farm
in Randolph Ella Page has a sis
tor-in-aw from Salmon Falls. Idaho,
visiting her.-The Rev. James Sargent
n. H., are at the Cobble.-Mrs wilkins
of I.aconia y. H, is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Ira Smith.-John Knowlton died
saturday July - at his home in Ran
dolph where he has been n sufferer for a
long time with cancer. The funeral was
held Monday, the Rev. George l.. Ladd of
Randolph officiating. T.. c. Hagar, j. T..
llagar q. II. Martin and o. L. Harring-
ton, members of the II. II, Baxter Post
Of which he was a member were bearers,
The remains were Brought to Mount
Pleasant cemetery for burial. Mr.,
Knowlton has been life long resident
of this town until two years ago they
moved to Randolph. Beside his wife
he leaves a mother and three children,
Ralph of this town. Frank who resides
in Webster n. H.. and Lillian teacher
in the South Royalton high school
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DON'T WANT RURAL MAIL.
Congressman Mudd Says Suburbanites
Like to Call at Postofice.

Washington. July 29.-Congressman
Mudd of Maryland, is not one OF those
who are growing over the misfortunes
that have oVertaken the rural delivery
service through the business methods OF
Mr. Machen. He told Assistant Bristow
to-day that the men of the fifth Mary
land congressional district, which is made
up of Anne Arundel and five other coun-
ties contiguous to Baltimore. in addition
to five wards of the monumental city
do not care for free delivery.
In my district" said Mr.. Mudd, tho
men want TO go to the postottice so that
they can see their neiGhbors Rural free
delivery never struck me as a good polit-
ical proposition. Postmasters are al
ways friends of congressman. Every ru-
raj route cuts off several postmasters
and gives jobs to mail carriers. who i'm
mediately go under civil service rules.
The ingratitude which can be dis
played by rural free delivery carriers is
amazing Just as soon as they get be-
hind the civil service wall they seem Ia
think it is their duty to do everything in
their power to injure the man who got
them their jobs There ought to be soma
law which would make it possible to re-
move carriers who spend half Of their
time in denouncing their congressman.
Carriers are not supposed to be in poll
ties
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Manager.
ACTRESS SHOT HERSELF.
Had been Gricving over Some Trouble
for Past Two Weeks.

Chicago July 29.-Miss Anna Poston, an
actress, "a years Of age, shot and killed
herself to-day in her room in the Inter
Ocean hotel Miss Sally Price her room
mate, stated that Miss Poston had been
grieving over something for the past two
weeks. and had made frequent references
to suicide, asking what would become Of
her soul If she destroyed herself Miss
Price replied that such an act would re-
suit in eternal punishment. Miss Poston
then asked:
what have done that my soul should
be tormented on their earth and go con-
demned into the neAt?"
y mufiied shot was heard in the hotel
this afternoon and when the door of
Miss Postons room was broken open.
her body was found lying across the
bed, with blood flowing from a bullet
wound above the heart.
From letters found in Miss Poston'S
possession the police learned that she
had n sister, Mrs. Hattie VEINS, liv-
ing in Binghamton, n. Y.
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BETHEL.


Miss Annie Lamson member of this
years graduating class of the Whtcomb
high school. died at her home In the
FoXville neighborhood last Monday, af-
ter a very short illness. Miss Lamson
was a very bright scholar and popular
with both scholars and teachers. The
funeral which was held Thursday was
attended by many friends and school
mates, her class attending in a body.
L. NJ. Heath met with a painful and
serious accident during the severe storm
Saturday evening. While walking on
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter, Mar
tina Of Barre We're guests OF their cou-
sin. Mrs. T.. a. Newcomh, over Sunday
l.. A. Newcomb came home from Gilmore
Saturday for few days visit.-Mrs.
Charles Hopkins went to Massachusetts
last Thursday and from there she goes
to the Pacihc coast for an indefinite stay.
The Misses Newall of Lyndon are
guests of Jane Roys. They made the
most of their trip to this place on their
wheols.-Mrs. William hurry has a sis
ter from st. Adams visiting her-Stanley
Elliott and wife have been visiting Mrs.
Elliotts sister Mrs. Horace White, in
Washington the past week.-Golf is the
amusement in this village at the pres
ont time.-Thorc were two new arrivals
at Green Mt. Lodge Monday.
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BENSON.

Miss Kitte Ladd of Brooklyn, n. Y,
Miss Ida Ladd of Summit. n. j., and
George I.add of Port Henry. n. Y, are
in town calling on relatives and friends
The Rev. and Mrs. Taylor have re-
turned from Round lake, after n two
weeks absence. Mrs. Harley Wood Of
Glcns Falls is Mt a. c. Bishop s.-Farm-
crs are beginning to harvest one of the
best hay crops we havcv had in years.
II. r. Belden and wife returned last Fri
day from West Rutland, where they
had been to visit Mrs. Belden's mother
Mrs. Sarah Ilall.-Miss Bessie Bascom
of W hitehall is visiting at w. S. 'as-
com's.-Alrs. Charles n. Bond and Mary
Bond of kceseville are guests at Moses
SticknoVs having arrived on Monday.
c. ~ Bond is here also.-Miss sylvia Har-
rson of Fair Haven is visiting her
brother. Newell Harrison.-Mrs. Adelino
Van Vert of New York is visiting her
sister. Mrs. James Dorsey.-Miss Alice
Southwark Of Brooklyn is a guest at II.
S. SuuthWorth's.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs Josie McAllister of Providence r.
l., was in town Thursday.-The More
town base ball team went to Waitsheld
Saturday to play with the club there.
Waitsiield won by a score of II to H.
Mr.. and Mrs William Squires from Mas
sachusetts are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Avery, this week. 49,
Mrs Heath of Montpelier is In town call
ing on old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Austin
went to Worcester Saturday.-Mrs. f. -.
Griffith is falling They have nurse
from Burlington to care for her. Mrs,
Clara Heaton has been there the past
week.-News has been received here
that the Rev. David Hatcher was very
low with hemmorage of the lungs.-Jr,
*, j. Goss, wife and daughter Barbara,
Of Norwich visited their parents Mr.,
and Mrs. Aaron Goss, July 10, having
taken a carriage drive through Wind
sor, Rutland, Addison, Chittenden and
Washington counties. They left Tues
day on their way home by way of Mont
pelier and Williamstown, through Orange
county and down the Centre Valley
Gertrude Kinsbury and Herbert Austin
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MONTPELIER.

Among the corporations which have
during the past week filed articles of
association in the Office of Secretary Of
State Fleetwood at Montpelier are, the
Vermont Printing company of Ludlow,
with a capital stock of 500, Coz; the Brat
tleboro Cabinet company, with capital
stock of 10000, and the Dewitt Grocery
company Of Brattleboro with capital
stock of $4,000.
Mrs. Edward f. Dodge of this city,
who is at present with her mother in st.
Adams, has sued her husband for di-
vorcc on the ground of intolerable Sc
verify MIR. and Mrs. Dodge were mar
rcd last February at St, Adams and We're
at hotel in the Thousand Islands until
recently. when they returned to this city.
Mr.. Dodge who has been assistant clerk
at the Pavilion since he returned to
Montpelier, has gone to Hartford. Conn.
to work in a hotel. 1t is said the petition
for divorce will be contested.
Miss Gladys +. Sanders of Barre has
been appointed teacher of shorthand and
typewriting for the ensuing year at Mont
oo!ior Seminary in place of Miss Lila NJ.
Ishom, resigned, Prof j. B. Sanderson
of Worcester, Mass, will be in charge
of the commercial branches for the next
year al this institution.
Miss Nellie Whelan of this city, for the
past five years organst at St Monica
Church in Barre has resigned her resig
nation to taKe effect August !.
The trial last September in Washington
County Court OF the case of State against
Alex Ginny for embezzement has been
brought to mind by the discharge of Mr.,
Glinny from the employ of c. L. Gill and
company, granite cutters. Mr.. Glinny
was found not guilty, as he was n part
ner in tho granite cutters union and
could not omhezZlc his own money. In
the old case against him he was fined
/ "a, Il, ey-n na1 h.a u1T IL
sign n paper which would appropriate %
per cent. of his wages toward liquidatug
his fine. This he declined to do and the
| firm Of GIL q Co. were notified that II
Mr. Glnny continued to work IN their
sheds they would be declared opposition
sheds. Mr.. linn Was scharged ana
it is said is now threatening snit for dam
ages.
Rodney Mcdonald of Fast Barre has
been committed to the county Jail for
| 10 days for intoxication, The case Is
| peculiar inasmuch as Mcdonald has
| been twice committed for first offense,
| a reminder of the prohibitory law, lie
was sent to Jail for 10 days for intoxi-
cation from Montpelier city court July
lS and prior to that time warrant was
out for him in East Barre for similar
| offense. When he was taken to East
Barre Tuesday the Justice studied the
| license law for a half hour or more and
decided that the only thing he could dc
was to impose a fine for first offense
Mcdonald had no money and came back
| to his old quarters in the county jail
The case of state VS.. George Whitchel
| of Plainfield, charged with breaking into
| the mill of Arch Batchelder of Plainfeld
| and stealing a sum of money was
called in city court Tuesday morning
| state Attorney +, A. Bailey represent
ed the state and Il. A. Hosr and y. L.
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and little Doris Wells were baptised last
Sunday. The first two were admitted to
the church on probationary VIM. Freeman
from Boston came to see his father last
Friday for few days visit-F. c. At
kins went to Waterbury Sunday.-Charles
Stevens. an old resident of the town died
at his home here last Thursday. The
funeral was at the house Saturday. lie
was buried near his home. He leaves a
wife and one daughtcr.--Mrs. +. II. Grif-
fifth died Tuesday morning of Bright $
disease.
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STRETCHED NEW SAILS.
Old Shamrock Gave New Cup Chals
Ienger a Good Trial Yesterday.

Atlantic Highlands. n. J., July 90
Shamrock III had sail stretching trial
to-day. Another new mansail, her fourth
since reaching New York. was put on to-
day. Both Shamrocks went out this morn
ing in a rafting l2-knot wind, the older
boat setting the challenger a stiff pace.
In the afternoon after some alterations on
Shamrock III, another sail stretching was
had and the boats returned to their
anchorage,
Sir Thomas denies report that he is
to change his racing captains,
Next Saturday Sir Thomas will start
on a two days sight seeing trip to Buff
falo and Niagara Falls and possible into
Canada, returning on Monday He will
have a special train on the Lehigh Valley.
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and daughter Miss Matte, are spending
the summer at irwin Doubleday s.-Ned,
George and John Sibley visited their sis
ter in Barre last Week.-Mrs. Ala NJ. Day
has returned-The Rev. Low wild sup
piled the Congrega tional pulpit last Sun
'lay.-Miss Isabelle Martin has been
visiting in Burlington, Essex Junction
and Mortified the past week.-Mrs..
James Smith was brought home from
Hanover, Mass, after having been in
the hospital for treatment-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burnett and Miss Edith Greene
of Bethel were the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. ID. l.. Burnett last week,-Mr. and
Mrs. James w. Cow and daughter.
Myrtle, of Barre, are visiting at II. II.
Whtcomb s.--Mrs. Bryant, who has
spent some months with her son, Frank
has gone to spend the summer at her
home in Randolph.-Miss Alice NJ Lamb
| of Brooklyn. n. y, is spending n month
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
| Lamb-Edward Sargent and Amos Lamb
| are camping at Lake Dunmore.--Miss
Mabclle Aldrich has been engaged to
teach the fail term of school in South
Tunbridge Walter Farnham and
daughter of Derby, N. H., have been
guests at William Farnhams the past
two weeks.-Miss Mayo of Bethel was
at NJ S. Adamss last week.-Dr. Jack
son Of Norwich visited friends in town
last week.-Owing to the showers of last
Thursday picnic party of twenty la
dies were very pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mrs. Charles Fosom's.-
| George Dana and son of Washington,
| d. c.. and Charles Woodland took n drive
| to Rochester on Saturday.-Willian n,
Clogston of Boston is spending a few
days at A. +. Skinner s.--Misses Lizzie
kimball of Bethel and friend. Miss Rog-
ers. visited Mrs. Walter F. Webster
last Week.-Mrs. Brisbin of Lacoe =. O.,
| Is the guest of Mrs. Ernest Moody
! DIR. ID. l.. Burnett was in Hanover. Mass.
| Hast Friday and Monday Miss Clara
Bingham of Salem, Mass, Is spending
the summer vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs James Bingham.-Mrs.
Georgia Naille Is spending a few weeks
at her fathers. ]. NJ. Shepard's.-Mr
| Henry Clark has been i'll during the past
lweok.-Miss Molly Bingham is in Han
over where she is recovering from her
recent illness. Her many friends will be
glad to know that her operation for APP
pendicitis was a successful Once. 3.
Wall visited his brother in Randolph
| last week.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. and Mrs Burt Benjamin were call
ed to Albany last week to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Wright Nclson.-Mrs. Emma
hurry is visiting relatives in East Calais
Mrs. W. j. Town and son of Boston
have been making a short visit in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leach attended the
funeral of Ebon Smith Of Cabot last Sun
day.-Thc case of l.. J. Benjamin against
Asa button and Or. Wilder was given a
jury trial before Justice X. M Pray at
the Centre last Friday. John II. Scnter
appeared for the plaintiff J. +. Lamora
for button and Shurtlen for DR. Wilder.
A decision was rendered in favor of the
plaintin
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Minnie Sheldon of Rupert Is the
guest of Miss Ethel Walton.-Mrs. T..
G. MCGOWAN and daughter, Ruth, are
visiting relatives in Bellows Fals.-Mrs.
Allie Keeler and daughter of Rutland
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Wetmorc.-Mrs. Ellen McCol-
lam is spending a month at Queen City
Park.-Mrs. Hattie Capen and son, Mar
tin. of Stoughton. Mass, are guests at
Mrs. A. c. Capens.-The w. NJ. Sunday
school held their annual picnic at Lake
Dunmore Wednesday, A. @. Estey,
Mrs. c. V. Malmede and Mrs j. II.
WILDER are visiting in Bartonvlle.-The
funeral of Mrs Clysta Gee, who died in
Leicester. was held In the w. NJ. Church
Monday afternoon, the Rev. c. f.. Hill
officiating. The interment was in Forest
dale Cemetery.
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STOWE OLD HOME WEEK.
Programme for the lon
of Memorial Building ON Wednesday.

Stowe, July 2S.-Stowe Old Home Week
will be observed from August Ii to %.
Following is the programme for the
week, Wednesday, August 49, presenta-
tion and dedication of soldiers memorial
building; short speeches by distinguished
guests address by the Hon. Leslie NJ.
Shaw, secretary of the treasury; recep-
ton from to p. m; concert by Wild
er's orchestra, IL pieces, to $3.50 p, m.
followed by grand opening ball
Union picnics and band concerts during
the week.
Thursday. August 20, ball game. Morris
Vile VS.. Cambridge; athletic sports. dra-
matte entertainment afternoon and even
ing.
Sunday. August %. union service at
Unity Church. sermon by the Rev, w. f.
Douglass
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NORTH MONTPELIER.

Abbis Davis and her niece, Clara, from
Ohio, are visiting Mrs Julia HOLSTER
Tho Rev. Miss Selman will begin her
work in this parish next Sunday and
services will be held every Sunday at
80 until January 1.--Mr. and Mrs. \. l..
NoYes of Philadelphia Penn, are visit
ing Mrs. Julia Hollistcr The Ladies'
Circle are preparing a comedy entitled
"Sunbonnets," to be given in the near
future.-Mrs. Willard is out again after
long, serious sickness.--.Iacob Sheldon
is moving his family into one Of Miss
Warrens tenements.-Jennie Mcknight
left on Monday for Worcester Mass, to
spend a few weeks with relatives.
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. Carrie A. Town visited friends in
Montpelier last week.-Mrs.. G. n. Hunt
of Montpelier is the guest of her par
ents Mir. and Mrs. Alpheus Emery.--Dr.
and Mrs. A. j. Lance of Portsmouth, n.
Y. who were at NJ. Il. Kents during the
past week have gone to Cabot, where
they will spend few days at the home
of the doctors parents.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
X. Wilson spent last week with their
children in Barre.-N1iss Myrtle Bliss of
Albuquerque. New Mexico, was the guest
of Mrs. c. c. Tewksbury recently.-Mrs.
Jerome stone who has been with her
sister. Mrs. Vail for several days. re-
turned to her home in Mortified on Sat
urday.-Clifton Emery of Boston was in
town on Sunday. with Earl Hunt of
Burlngton.-Mrs. Parsons, who has been
at NJ. y. Kents for the past two weeks,
has returned to her home in Portsmouth,
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs Mary Talbert accompanied by
Miss Nellie Adams, went to Mortified
Mass, this week Tuesday, to remain
hve weeks or more.-Mrs. Laura Buffum
OF Woodstock arrived In town last week
and is the guest of Mrs. G. ~ WALL
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Southworth of West
Lebanon, y, H., are visiting their son
Charles Southworth.-Mrs. Mary Moxley
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SUPREME COURT TO-DAY.

Montpelier, July 29.-Supreme Court
will convene at ten o'clock Thursday
morning in the court room at the State
House, when several decisions are ex-
pected. 1t is understood that because
several of the judges have only recent
ly completed their June terms of court,
quite "A number of cases now with the
court are not ready for flnal DISPOSE
ton.
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EAST ROXBURY.

DR.. Bert F. Allen was home over sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. John Herbert from
Franklin Falls, n. H.. are visiting the
Duffury brother.-Arthur Cooper from
Rutherford, n. j., who was spending his
vacation at George Foss was called
home by the serious illness Of his broth
or.-Mrs. John Davis's sister from Lob
anon. ~ H., visited here last week.
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a GOLD NINE FOR SALE-A 400 acre
farm with good buildings spring water,
large orchards, large amount of beau
tiful black marble, one mile to churches.
stores, postofiice and creamery. WIZ
keep 40 cows, can easily be made 10
keep so, good sugar bush all rugged,
strong rich soil (some stone great land
for grass or crops, can raise potatoes
enough in two years to pay for 1t, the
best of retail markets for everything.
five depots within six miles, fine tan
white ash and red oak timber ana
poplar pulp wood enough to pay for 1t
delivered at the railroad), which Is
only two miles. down grade, can be
numbered on wheels price A.15O stock
and tools extra, $500 cash. balance to
suit. Write at once to j. S. Reynolds
the real estate broker, Essex Junction.
VT 16l wed, sat&wf
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EAST CALAIS.

Miss Flora and Ethel Bevins and Mrs
Emma Murray and children are stopping
at the Moscow House.-Moscow Lodge
will hold their next meeting on Monday
evening. August 3, 19o3.-Mr. and Mrs
j. o. Lamb We're called to Cabot to at
tend the funeral of Il. &. Smith.