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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS,
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occupied by tho plant is owned by s. A.
i'rownoll, who also leases water power
TO the company.
Mrs. IVA Wray and her son. Walter.
who have spent some time with rcla-
tivcs here, have gone to Philadelphia to
meet her husband who was formerly
stationed at Fort Ethan Alien but has
recently returned from the Philippines.
whore he was Il sergeant in the 18th
cavalry. His home is in Philadelphia and
he has secured n good position there.
Mrs. l.. NJ. f'lyc. who has been house
keeper in the home of lDr. ID. w. Smcad
for some years. has gone To Colchester
to take "A similar position for j. j.. VOL
colt and daughter
Henry Dcsauoy has sold his house at
tn" corner Of jackson ana Maple streets
to Goorg" ShHmpagnc; consideration. $500.
j. y. Norouncau has bought tbc place
on Grove street which was owned by
Fred Niolc and occupied by Charles Os-
horne Tho property consists of II house
and barn ana land with frontage of 10
feet aud ~ feet deep Mr.. Ncronncau
will move there Mt once.
At a special communication OF Ethan
Allen Lodge. No. -. j. II A. NJ. held
Friday evening. the following officers
were installed by II. W. n. II. Grand
Master J. : Reynolds, assisted by w.
$ Tcachout IS marshal; w. Il. Nichols,
w. NJ; T.. : Luut. s. w: |. II. iluntlcy.
! w. G. w stevens treasurer. T. "
Woods SECRETARY. g W Eailov : -
Alton Martin. 4 d. o s Nichols : :
Il. w Abbey, j. S; j.. a. Lunt. mar
shat. f. ~ Hooth chan,ain. T. ~ Stcv-
ems orrnuist. q " Tar, tvlcr
Rolln + p1rl<or has hought Of u II
Mncomhor two buildinr lots on proen,ct
street and two on Lincoln stront Those
on cncb etr,,t odioin tbo rronortv Loforc
owned bv MIR. Parker ana arc urar his
rnsid.nrr TIc v,iu irnnrovo IN, lnte and
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MILTON.

Tho Memorial nddress &c 10 he delivered
this wear nv the Row T. H. IJorrick Tho
exercises arc to he held M tho Methodist
Church and tho Memorial sunday service
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church -Mrs Ro-
bocca Cant died Snturdnv Mich, and tho
funeral was hold from bcr Iaic rcsidence
on Tuesday at eleven o'clock. tho Rev
T. T. Ucrrick officiating assisted nv the
Rev J. BaNcndalo. rho intcrment was in
the family lot i'm the cemetery at West
ford Among thoso who vcro II, attend
ancc from out of town wore: Mrs II. c.
Minot and Mrs. A. O. Shcpard of Boston
Hobart Maconbcr and wife from sheldon
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gleason of Westford
Mr.. and Mrs Ward Mr. and Mrs Bishop
Wavland Shepa rdsou and A. Wilcox of
Fairfax MIR and Mrs. John Phelps have
another little son born Sunday Mrs
Phelps has been vcrv SICK but is improv-
ing--A. u. Ashley lost n horse Sunday
M's I.ura Rockwell of burlington has
been spending II few days with Mrs. A. q.
Anderson. l.. Morse Is attending
tho |. O. q. +. district meeting at Bellows
Falls as delegate from Milton Lodge. No.
61.-Mr. and Mrs James Watson of Jolfcr
sonvlllc spent sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
y. H. Learned ON their way TO Nebraska
Mrs. bclb"rt ctormick is very lll.-Mlss
Amanda FULLER Is improving slowly
Maud Ru2ar is homo from her school IN
OTTAWA Ior u Nacat ion.-I Sahc lombard.
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EAST CHARLOTTE .

Mis-. Emma NarncY of West Ferris
burgh was n recent guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. H. ClaxtOn.-Mrs. Stella Root, Of Bur
lington was a visitor at Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. Il. Bccrs's last Week.-Mrs. Josephine
Ash and family moved to Norgonnnos
last Friday. where they are to reside
AT a recent meeting of the L. Il. L.. under
the leadership OF Miss Emma Emo, tho
following officers were chosen: Henry
Putnam, president; chrstlana Weight,
vice president; Lizzie Ash, secretary;
Mary Paro, treasurer. Services were
held at the Catholic church last Thurs
day morning. Ascension day Mass was
said by the Rev. T. a. Campeau Monday
morning for the rcpose Of the soul of
the late Mrs. Jennie McDonad.-Dr. and
Mrs. w. H. II. Varney Il. r. Emo and
w. l. Bradley attended the funeral OF the
late Orville Allen at Sholburne Sunday
oftornoon
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This is the same old story told by
thousand women in Thousand d fferent
ways. Female trouble; doctors fail to
cure Peruna, as a last resort, a happy
relief from dreary servitude to aches,
palms and a complication Of physical
anguish that can never be desert bed.
These women all tell the same story.
gone. Quivers and throbbings and
trcmblings and dizziness and nausea and
the Irregularities and painful periods
all gone. In their place has come
rigor and vivacity, health and hope,
peace and patience, grace and gratitude.
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SHELBURNE.

Girdiu Smith, Who recently suffered a
partial stroke of paralysis. at his son $.
Edwin in l.comiustcr Mass hopes to
r. turn home Suon.
Girdiu smiths son. Fred. who started
for salt Lake city May reports a pleas
ant journey.
The Ladies' Improvement society will
serve ice cream ana cak. hefor" aud at-
ter the entertainment Eivn in the town
hall Friday and saturday evenings May
% ana u.
The Shclhurnc Dramatic club Will give
Il drama in the town hall called Com
rados' Friday ana Saturday evenings.
May % and q. The proceeds are to pay
for repairs on the town hall.
col. f.. e. Fletcher is in town for n
short stay at Graystonc farm
At the annual meeting of LaPlattc
club the following officers Wcr" elected
for the ensuing year: T.. +. Gcbhardt,
president; j., Il. Stoddarl, vicc-prcsi-
dent; |, II, Dcyctt, secretary; !. a Corey.
treasurer; members of tn" governing
board, &. !. Van Nliot, B"uiamin iiar-
rirgton. l.. e. Ray and Walter Webster.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs +. il, Stoddard Friday afternoon
a
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iii. 81 ELLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY MAY 49, 1901

home on the cars There have hccn u great
many pike caught here the past week -
Harry Granger expects to go to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital next Friday and have
an operation performed on his knce. which
was broken last fall.--Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
of Huntington arc visiting their son. John,
or this place.AIrs. II. s. Lincoln Is quite
sick. DR.. Ilolcombc attends her Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansing Snow. who are very feeble
have moved to their daughters to stay
until their health improves Mrs Moore
of Middlebury is coming next week to
spend the summer with Mrs. ID. o. Bul
lock.-Mrs. Sarah Costello is expected
home this week from Milton Boro. where
she has been spending some time with her
daurhtnr Mrs INlinn
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Peruna j. a wondor-worker in female
diseases and Vt the explanation Of il is
simple. Catarrh * the cause Of these
troubles. peruna cures tho catarrh. Tho
cause being removed the symptoms dis.
appear.
II you do not receive prompt and salts.
write at once TO Dr.. Hartman, giving 4
full statement OF your case and he VIII
be pleased to give you his valuable ad
vice gratis.
Addros, Or. Hartman, President Of
The hartman Sanitarium, Columb bus,
Ohio,
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BOLTON.

A dance was held at the home ot Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Muzzy last Friday
evening. 1t was given by their friends
as a remembrance Of Mr. Muzzy's birth
day. J.. Scnon and G. T.. Sabn furnished
music for the occasion. Christie Mu2zy
is in Saranac. y. Y, with her sister, Mrs
Il. Kimball.-Mrs, II, f'iddock. who has
been sick for several months. remains
about the Same. Miss Kate Phillips, who
has been an invalid for several years, is
so far improved that she is visiting her
sister, Mrs +. Iearkin in Richmond
Chester Smith. who has recently returned
from Bellows Falls. is visiting his uncle
&. i. Sabn.-Mrs. 9. $. brush is in Cam
bridge, the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. Brush
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HINESBURGH.

Mrs Wigs" which was enacted hY
local talcht at in" town hIll last Friday
evening drow iarg" audience. Following
is the cast Of characters: Mrs. Wigs,
Mrs. W. T.. Andrews Miss ilazy.'
Anna rdt~ick: Miss Lucy. Mrs. Nc
Kihhor: "h.ia." Alma Elcthorpc; Aus
trali1." Mamie Wright: Mr. Bob The
ROY. 6. G. Adams "Chrls. George Fat
rich: "lnilY." James Mckenzie. 1t WAS
in every way q successful entertainment
Th" proceeds were s47 60. The cntcrtain-
m"nt vas given for the benefit OF tn"
Congregational society. Piano music was
furnished hv Mrs {. 6. Adams. a vocal
solo was rendered Ivy Mrs. Clark Pierce,
The Roy. q. Glenn Atkins and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. T. W. Perry and daughter,
Marjorie, Miss. Flora Patrick and Miss
Mollic Mower of burlington were III town
to attend Mrs. Wigps. '-Charles Moore
aud bride have returned from their wed
ding trip.-Mrs Narrcy of Addison is tho
guest Of her cousin. O. a. Kenyon. Miss.
Emma Moore is spending few days in
1iurlngton.-Jamcs Davis was taken
suddenly in last Friday while drivln"
hono and fcl from Lis team. Guy Tohcy,
who happened 10 be passing. carried him
home and Dr. Mckbhon was called. II
WAS au attack Of Indigestion and he is re-
ported to hc much bottor.-littl" Hazel
BvNgtor is on thc sick lst.-Tho
memorial sermon will toe preached by tho
R-Y J NJ. Applcnau on Sunday, May 80.
hc follow ing programm" VIII hc rHrri-
on out ON Memorial Day. May %: Decor
atiou Of graves ut the Iiu"shurSh como
terry at IL "a. m, linnor served at q. \.
Il; hall TO all veterans or the CiVil War
at =. Tho Hon. Il. T. Brown of buriuS-
tom will deliver an address Mt tho town
han At 1890 y. IN, The fIncshurgh and
will furnished music. rho Ladies Aid Of
- al =
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state convention. and the same number 70
the district convention both of which VIII
convene at Burlington June %. The can
is signed by ID. u. O'Sullivan j. II. VOL
colt. and w. o. Mongcon, town demo-
cratic committee.
pretty wedding occurred NJ 81
Francis Xavier Church Monday when
Miss Lena. the eldest daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Rogers became the brido Oh
George Richards also Of this village. inc
ceremony WAS performed at wv ociock
by the Rev. ]. +. Audct in the presence or
n large number of friends and relatives
NJ the contracting parties. Following the
ceremony wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides parents on
Weaver street, where CONGRATULATIONS
were showcrcd upon the young couple
In the evening a reception was given theW
ut the groom's home on Icclair avenue
where they will mako their future home.
81. stephens Church was the scene or
a pretty spring wedding Tuesday morn
ing when Miss Helen, eldest daughter OIL
MIR. ana Mrs. John McNulty of this VII
lngc. was joined in matrimony To CaiV"is
lavalloo of burlington. The ceremony
was performed at eight o'clock by the
Rcv. j. T.. Rand in the presence of n large
number of friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties. Promptly Mt the
appointed hour the bridal party entered
the church to the strains of the popular
l.ohcnSrin wedding march, played by the
organist. Mrs A. NJ Lonergan in the ioi-
lowing order: The ushors, William Bushcy
and Fred Croshcn. followed by the bride
leaning on the arm of her father, John
McNulty. who gave hcr away, ana the
| bridesmaid, Miss Katharine McNuity,
sister of tho bride. They were met AT the
altar by the groom and his best man Ed-
ward Duhamcl and the ceremony perform l.
cd. Thc bride was handsomely attired in
tl,,ttt ~ nm nH
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Sidney Gillctt Of Essex Junction is
at H. W. Gillctt's.--C. l.. " lyman has gone
to burlington to work.-MsS lla Sweet
visited relatives in burlington Friday
and Saturday. Mrs. Hiram tomStock
aud son of Stowe visited in town the
last of the week Il. \. Fuller and wife
were in Monkton sunday Mrs. j. ".
Fargo cntortans the Kings Daughters
MAY 2j.--Mrs. Carrie Martin has gone TO
Richmond to work in the family Of Mr.
Kirhy.-Ncw steps have been erected
in front Of the church by the Rev. Mum
which adds much TO the looks of the
church and also does much credit to the
ability of our pastor.
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WESTFORD.

S e. Bates has returned from Hudson.
n. Y, where he has been visiting his son,
Ray r. Batcs.-George Hall of Burlington
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j., G. Ifall,-Miss DeBusk. a teacher
from san Rafael. New Mexico. Is expect
cd to speak in the Congregational Church
on Monday evening, May 23,--H. N. Ma
comber is repairing the dam. which was
carried away by the icc.--The CIoverdale
Creamery company are running a cream
team from Fairfax line to the village
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The Reynolds. MCCinniS Co.
ESSEX JUNCTION, VT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

100 acres six hundred sugar trees, build.
ing equipped with cNapoiator, receiving
Tanks. buckets. etc, stock barn 4oXH;
with basement ana silo, t"o floors, horse
barn 21&4a six stalls ana carriage house,
both IN good repair, stock barn built !
wears ago, would cost $loo to build now,
house seven rooms, IL stories, good or
ch1rd, large amount of hard wood, pleni Y
soft timber on farm, within two miles Of
WolCott village and K. X, l.. +. D.,
cream taken at the door. will keep % COWS
and team. running water at house and
barns, farm in good state of cultivation,
Irio" 5000.
10 acres, Will keep II cows and team,
3. miles to East lTardwick, IL miles To
creamery, % rods to school, miles To
Hardwck, large amount timber enough
to pay price of farm, barn i0YG0, would
cost 1900 to build, good house 2GX36 with
ell, fine spring water, farm smooth ahl
level. ~ cows, one wears old. two year
old. one horse, l hog with litter pigs
moving machine, horse rake, pillow, har-
row. lumber wagon, pair work harnesses,
sleds, 20 cords wood, milk cans, includ-
ing all farm tools Price. "A bargain, s., 600
}. H. DREW, Hardwck.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Tho Nomans Foreign Missionary So
cicty of South Franklin mot with Mrs.
A. W, Ford at the parsonage Thursday
aftcrroon.-M ANA Mrs. T.. A. Percy and
daughter. Marie of Ricrburg. l.. q visit
ed in town recently The condition Of
Henry I.add, who tx III at the home ~
ms son Albert. is not as comfortah bic.
Mrs. H. NJ Johnson of Shrewsbury is visit
ing at the home OF her son, pr. c. u.
Continued on third pagel
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ST. GEORGE.

A 1O-polnd son was added to the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Millham on the
18th inst George Shortslcoves OF Bur
lington has moved his family to Camp
Millham Shclhurnc pond, which he has
rented for one Noar.-flcnry Lawrence
spent portion OF last week at his farm.
Mr.. Vincent from burlington caught
10 fnc pckorcl from off the shore at
Shprtsloevc : camp one day last week.
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They have also put in new apparatus for
dealing out separated milk.--L. NJ Bates
ana Mrs. James II. Grow were In Essex
Junction last week to attend the funeral
of Job Bates.--Jnion memorial services
will be held in the Congregational Church
May 20, the Roy. S. S. Brigham delivering
the sernon.--Jamcs and Willis Bates OF
Essex Junction were in town Friday
Mrs b. A. Stone furnished entertainment
at the social Friday evening with n phono-
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. ana Mrs. u. q. Bullock returned
last week from Claremont \. H.. where
they have spent the winter Mr.. Bull
lock is much improved in health Two
men came here last week from nderhill
fishing. After fixing place TO sleep they
went 10 care for their horse and found 1t
dead. They left their wagon and went
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Weed e. Abbey Telephone company
arc making arrangements to combine
their central station at Essex junction
with the one here. thus having one cen
trail point for all their lines Mrs. II. r.
Hall who is at the Mary Fletcher Hospi-
tai is improving. Mrs. a. Packet came
home from there Friday.-Miss Blanche
bNgcrt has gone to Norwich. Conn, to
visit her brother Mrs r. g. Tyler is in
II very low condition from serious lung
trnublc-A. J.. Dorr is painting his house
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NOTICE how little it costs to tell tnou-
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
and You will get replies to your advcr-
tissUent Swift
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writes from 92 Nashville,
several years experienced attack of female trouble The
take Peruna of friend perceptib
JOHNNIE COLLINS.
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COVERED CARRIAGE and
driving harness for sale; carriage cost
$50 new, used but little and win 20 at
one-third that money, good style and
easy riding. CAN on y. Bigelow, stowe.
VI 1h, 4t& i5w,it.
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FOR SALt.-A dandy home Of A. acres,
within six miles of Burlington, good
buildings, nice spring water, wood and
timber for house use. near village. cream
cry and railroad station. good soil under
a good state of cultivation, with six
nice cows and a nice layout Of farming
tools Price 81 coo and immcd1t" I,os
session given. half cash. The j. T.. Hunt
Real Estate Agency, ESSEX junction,
VI. 47w9t
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eeth Extracted

The only once in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain without taking gas
MY method is used by no other person.
No pain; 70 danger; no after effects
DIR. l. HAVEN.
Office 1s5 Pine street Burlington, VI
Office hours. 10 to 3. to 8.
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NOTICE.

IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $3.50 for set of
two volumes. The second volume alone
tl.25. Free Press Association. Lurling.
ton. VT 81 WHY
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A GOOD FARM to manage or ront want
cd by young man and wife. One That
Will carry % cows or more. Address
"l.," this office. 12o.d%w,lt.
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WANTED Three two horse teams to
haul about two million feet lumber,
something like one years work, by
day or thousand. We also want four
good men to cut timber 500 pcr day.
Don't write if You are a good man.
Come along with tools T.. Il G. Gerry
& Co, Brandon. ll9St&i1,W,2t.
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SITUATION wanted by woman as house
keeper for not more than two, or to take
care of child Best OF references. Adj
dress Mrs. Marian Wostover, Richford,
VI. 10, It's i1W,3t.
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GIRL OR WOMAN wanted FOR general
homework on small farm: wages $50
per week u. l.. Dodds. Grand Isle Vt.
119,6t&w,1t.
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WANTED you to send ono dollar for re
liable rheumatism cure. Mrs. Sheppard,
Billerica Center. Mass. Box Ill
4fW ct.
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WANTED.

COMPETENT GIRL wanted for kitchen
work +. G. Amos, POI College St
41W 1t
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WANTED-kitchen and laundry help at
the northampton Insane Hospital. For
information apply to Or. j. A. ilous-
ton, Supt n !. Hospital NORTHAMPTON,
Mass 4nw1t
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FOR SALE.

lARLN QUEEN POTATOES for seed for
sale. Cali 20 Colchester avenue.
1i5,tf& i6w It
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to miro
help or to sell n farm should use this coll
ann Nearly 5000 copies Of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisement
would be read by many possible buy ers.
97wtf
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column ons cent a
werd. 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 go to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive monthA
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ONE ( GENT
WORD.
Advertising Ia this column ons cent
wsrd. 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 go to loco lines
within twelve consecutive monthA
POINTERS.
OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hiro
help or to sell farm should use this coll
umr. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisement
would be read by many possible buyers
91.wtf
WANTED.
COMPETENT GIRL wanted for kitchen
work. +. G. Amos pa College St
47Wl It
A GOOD FARM to manage or rcnt want
cd by young man and wife. One That
Will carry % cows or more. Address
~. =" this office 100 dNw,lt
GIRL wanted for general homework, no
washngs. Mrs Y. Il. Corloy, los 40.
Willard street 12o3t&wlt.
al
haul about two million feet lumber
something like one years work, by
day or thousand. We also want four
good men to cut timber, 500 per day
Don't write if you are a good man.
Come along with tools. T.. Il G. Gerry
e. Co, Brandon. 1l9,St&i7W.2t.
GIRL OR WOMAN wanted FOR general
homework on small farm: wages $50
per week. u. l.. Dodds, Grand Isle, VT
1l9et&w1t.
TABLE G1RLS wanted. References re-
CURED Apply at once Cheshire House,
kccne, ~ H. 1l7,6t&w.1t.
WANTED Kitchen and laundry help at
the northampton Insane Hospital. For
information apply to Or. j. A. Hous-
ton, Supt. n. l. Hospital northampton,
Mass 41,w3t.
-.
SITUATION wanted by woman as house
keeper for not more than two or to take
care of child I}est of references. Ad-
dress Mrs. Marian Wcstover, Richford
Vt 11P,lt& i7w 3t.
WANTED you to send ono dollar for re
liable rheumatism cure. Mrs. Sheppard
Billerica Center, Mass. Box III.
iGw2t.
FOB SALE
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E-1-GsG-x@6.f-2-
LOCAL MENTION.

Ed. Searle, State Auditor elect,
was city visitor Saturday.
c. w. Willis returned Monday
morning from short trip to St.
Louis.
w. II. Harvey of the South
Loup, was friendly caller at
this office Tuesday.
VIM. l. Sargent has purchased
the A. Wallace farm on the Mid
die Loup river. Consideration,
$50 per acre.
w. H. Motif and wife of Ar
mold were IN the city several days
last week attending the divorce
trial of their daughter, Mrs.
Judkins.