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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-25

In school for the preventative Congrcga-
ton choir realized about SIS from the en-.
tertainment Friday evening.---W. H. Ma
coinber is seriously i'll with an acute at
tack Of Understandable James II. Grow
has returned from trip to Richmond,
Waterbury and other places The Rev.
O. @. Baker Of Franklin will preach in
the Congregational Church next Sunday.
-Thorc is to he a temperance rally in the
town hall next Friday evening under the
auspices of the w. G. r C.--Mr and Mrs.
Lochlin went to Boston Monday Mrs.
II. II. RuEgles has boon spending n few
days In Burlington Mrs. Gale of Milton
IL the guest of her son, r. G. Gnle.--The
Misses Moseley of Colchester are visiting
at T. 7. Irish s.-Miss Mary Nichols of
Essex is the guest ~ Miss Meda Rice
James H. Grow and X. a. Stone spent
Saturday in town.-Mrs. n. s. Stone is
In poor HEALTHY. w. Grow moves March
TO the farm occupied by Irving Thorn
son. and Seymour Macia has rented Mr..
GROWS farm. -Carini Osgood is somewhat
improved in health
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would.be politicians who have been fath|
crlng the citizens" movement. are sorcli
porplexed over the unexpected verde; and
are now busy trying to organize "A mas
meeting Tor the purpose OF educating the
Following on pasting
Inc FUNERAL of Mrs. Cornela s. IToll
hrihge was hold from the home of ho
son, Fred S. lolbridro. i'm the Tullnr diql
trict, at ten O'Clock yesterday morning
| nc Kew. Arthur e. bennett of the Bs u
Church offclating. The singing was bJ
- cuhrtette composed Of Mrs. Guv vi
barker Mrs. A. Emery Caldwell. Martini
}" ticks ana Charles H. McCarroll which
rrnuercu hide with Ne" Rock ID
Nges ana Jesus Lover Of Nv Soul u
me bearers were tho lion 4. -. Collins]
Gates Boynton, Sidney Shcltug and A. III
sherman. The remains were placed I'm the
RECEIVING vault in tho South Main street
cemetery
Mrs. Nancy f.. wife of Charles splccr
oici az iU'"' lueSday night Of Bright $
disease. in tho 18th wear of bnr moo Wrs
Spicer Is survived ~ her husband and llyo
children, Roy Spioer OF this CITY. Fred
| w. Spicer of Enoshurch, Georre snjcor Of
concord, n. H.. ME-. Lottie : Roland of
this city and Miss Alberta Sricnr Of con.
cord n. ~. The funeral will be held from
INC mousse Mt twelve o'clock Tomorrow
and the remains Will bc taken ia Enoa-
hurgh Falls on tho afternoon train ror IN
tcrrncnt.
The death Of Charles II Moniorore en-,
| Of the late Joseph II. M1uteHore occurrod
ut tho home of Mr. and Mrs T.. r.. Smith
| or Stcbbins street ut 1:So o'clock voEtAr.
! day morning. from Brights disaseo i,
! MS end year. Mr. Monteloro Is survived
! by his wife. his stcpmothor Mrs. r. IT,
| Montcfiore and Il half brother. Rarrc-
| Montefiorc. Tho funeral will he hold From
| the house at three o'clock this afternoon
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. S. G.. Bush Is i'll with pneumonia
Levi Scoheld of burlington was in town
Eriday.-I.uther Mollison of Burlington
Busi"ss College spent Sunday at his home
here h. entertainment at library hall
by Breezy Point Library association was
an unqualified SUCCESSFUL. and Mrs
Nilnarc visited in town last week.
Miss Sophia Williams was homo over
Sunday from her school work in Proctor.
Miss Josephine Williams gave "A whist
party to Il number Of invited guests Sat
urday evening.--l'rank Chesmore Of jones'
vile was in town last week.-The Great
Umbrella case" was presented in Library
hall Friday evening to crowded house.
a large straw load from Ferrisburgh at
tended. The Library association realized
about 3i from the cntertainmcnt.-S. g..
Bush is better Of his illness. His two
daughters from Canada. Mrs Lowell and
Mis-. Stenning have returned - their
homes. Mrs. Louise Toner has let her
farm for year to Burt Longcy, who oc-
cupies the West dwelling house.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. Il. Mcneil and Mr. and Mrs +.
H. lIorsford attended the parsonage bene-
fit supper in North Ferrisburgh Monday
eveninS.-Mrs. Sarah Horsford has leased
the +. f.. Thomas place, East Charlotte,
taking possession March IA private let
ter from Prof Arthur L. Emo Of Austin.
Texas, compares the roses of January by
which he is surrounded with the SHOWS
ana hllZzardS of tins unprecedented win
ter i'll Vermont. at the same time looking
forward with pleasant anticipations to
his summer vacation here.The parish
dinner in the vestry last Thursday WAS a
pleasant and successful gathering. A his
torical paper WAS read by w. w. Higbee.
and addresses We're made by Mrs. j.. II.
lIorsford. Mrs. o. f.. Spear, \. Byington,
E. l.. Van Nlict and others. The Rev ii.
Guick presided ut the after dinner eXer-
cisos.-Jamcs Toner has received a check
for $50 for the first prize in the Free Press
subscription voting contcst.-Cyrus Van
Nliet and wife were in town Friday and
Friday evening.-Mss Kate Beach Is
home from SaXtons River on n vacation.
She is entertaining Miss Louise johnson.
Il schoolmate.--J. A. Baldwin of Burling-
ton was in town last week on business.
town meeting this year comes March
!. The usual methods of business appear
in the warning.-Mrs. T. Il. Madison is
somewhat better. after Il long sickness
Henry Perry intends removing to Porter
boro. FcrrlSburgh near the Thomas
Eagan farm--Miss Mary Parkill of Bur
lington was in town over Sunday.--John
Walter of burlington spent sunday in
town.I1. p Hill is to make changes and
improvements on his farm barns the com
ing spring Several young ladies gave a
leap year sleigh rifle Saturday evening.
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Essex JUNCTION.


Mr.. ana Mrs. Homer w Ring enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Ezra i. Dixie At din
ncr Friday might the occasion being the
3S.h wedding anniversary Of the former
couple and the first of the latter couple.
The organization of the Boys Social
club WAS completed Thursday evening at
meeting held in the veStry of the Con-
GreSational Church. The bylaws and con-
stitution with amendments We're accept
ed and adopted and the following Of
hccrs were elected for the ensuing six
months: President, Cicero CLIFFORD vice
president. Henry lngersoll secretary
Fred lngersol; treasurer Dean Viele;
sergeant-ht-arims, Charles Hopkins audit
or, John Sharpley committee 10 furnish
entertainment FOR the hcNt meet'ns, hollln
l)"uslas' Dean Nlele ana mares Hop-
klhs The next n"'ting VIII De h''d Two
weeks from last lhursnaN evening at inc
sam" place AZ young men between "a
ana :" years "'"' ""o "i' '''S.V'', arr
cord''lIN lnNl'tu |" a','ho inns "o'''ns'
me P"iPoS' VI wv C'N' - ~ E'''''' Wv,
H"une NV" ~ i5 or, ,o'ilaI Ii,,s ,ri,n7
uler"r! o.'.' "l,I W ''"' ''''''' wv
are 10 ehnf'r' n,a'" -" H. o,,1 ,,r. D.,d,
a,'n ""H ",' ~ ~ anu 49, ''''' ~
W,,,,,,, - jnhrsor G. ga of t,o Lab,
c,'' ,'''i't ''.,n,,,,, rnid ., ~, fnr s,onI
,, ,Ii f,. tb. n,onth Of January
Nii,'' h,ro pnrkor who has hann /,
NL,,,irb C.orunnv q little over two vanrs
~ ,.i,,t, sncr,turv ia Consul oncrn
Norman. expects to- sail for home by q
,to.,,mcr Of tho Rcd star line about In,
.,th instant visiting Paris and Lonhol
cn route. Miss Parker is daughter o
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Blanche Parker II at homo from
Waterbury. four Misses MacNicl
were at home over Sunday.-Nr and Mrs.
g. l.. Macl3ride and Mr. and Mrs Edward
WolcOtt attended the soldier reunion III
Morrisvile this wcck.--A large number of
friends gathered at the home Of Rev. &.
b. Aivo Il last Treso'' evening the
yearly parish gathering. As ii ,okcn of
their love and appreciation about $50
WAS given him. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all.--Waltcr II. Crockett
of st. Adams was in town last week.-Tho
Rev. g. r. Atwood addressed men $
meeting In Winooski last Wednesday even
ing.All schools in town closed last FRI
d,N The following pupils in district No.
did not miss a day of school: Dorothy
Wright and Willie Deforge. John O'Neil
missed one-half day. Last day exercises
wer given in the Union school and III
school No l0-'rhe Rev. G. j. Harris ana
family started for Atlanta, Ga, Wednes-
Il nh
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. I..ttio Palmer is in Barre for Il
few days caring for Mr., PalmcrS sister.
Mis-. William Fordhnm, who is very i'll.
Cart lhcrniS went to Rraintrcc Tuesda y
TO spend his vacation with his grand
mother. Mrs. Fred Sargent.-Mrs Daniel
Preston spent n part OF last week in
Waterbury visiting fricnds.-Mrs. Thomas
i'iddocE, who has been in poor health
for the past five months, is slowly I'M
proving Norman Stockwcll, who has
been suffering for the past ton weeks
with blood poisoning caused h> Il sore
hand, Is much bctter.-John Prescott. who
has been quite i'll ut the home of Edward
Norton. is some better. Joseph Germain.
an aged citizen. is very low At his home
here with cancer of the stomach The
Icnd-a-fland circle met Thursday at the
hortc Of Mrs. Josiah Fuller at which
meeting resolutions on TN" death OF Mrs.
Bertha Smith were adopted.
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ORWELL.

The Rev. Il. Swift was in Burlington
on Monday and Tucsday.At the dircc-
tors meeting Wednesday evening. the nth
at Eagle Inn. II. +. Ryan was engaged as
butter maker for the coming year and
judge H. u. Branch business manager. 1t
was decided to gather cream again.--N.
v Ilackmor has let his farm to William
lIeisc.-C. f. Walker has sold a farm
team to |. w. Raymond and purchased
fine one of II. c. Ellis of Castleton. -
Jacob Aunchman is moving to Mrs. T..
Clark's farm at the lake. Joseph IaDuc
is moving tn the James Ketcham farm in
sudbury. james Thomas lost "a good
horse last wcek.-The Junior Icndeavorers
are in preparation for their 10th annual
social Friday evening. the 26th. in the
ladies rooms Miss Helen Raymond re-
turned TO Glcns Falls n. Y, on Tuesday
after s>crding some weeks at home
Oltn Root is about on crutchcs, having
h9Sllon one bone Of his leg some three
we, am
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HANCOCK.

Arthur Robinson Of Potsdam, n. y.
who has been here for few days, return
cd home MondaN.--llenrY Cassada has
gone on Il short visit to New York. Mrs.
Hcnrv Floyd died the 18th inst, after u
weeks illness caused by It shock. She is
survived by two Sons--Thc Hancock Dra-
matte club will give an entertainment at
the town han Saturday evening" Edward
Akev of New York state is III town on
business. Samuel Dart of New Hamp-
shire is in town making repairs at the
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WESTFORD.

Chester Grow has gone to Nergennes.
whore he has n position in grocery
store,--The youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Warren, aged about eight
months, was buried Thursday It's death
was caused by a severe attack of indiees-
tion.-Thc Clovordale Creamery Co. paid
" cents per hundred for January milk
Mrs. ID. a. stone, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. q. A. Rice, lief. for De
troit, Mich, Friday night. Miss Eleanor
Ruggles started for Potsdam, y, - Sat
urday morning. where she expects to be
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

DR.. Ward died last Friday night
from the effects OF severe shock
that he had Just a week before. The
funeral was held Monday at one O'Clock
from the Methodist Church. the Rev.
J. A. Dixon officiating. The Masonic
service was also used Mr.. Ward Is
survived by wife. three sons. W. /.
Ward and c. H. Ward of this place. and
II. II. Ward of Wilmington, Del, and
one daughter, Miss Mnry f. Ward, Of
this place Mr. Ward was one of the
oldest and most respected citizens of
Hardwick. He had been an invalid for
many years.
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FOR SAl.E---The well known Gibson
farm situated in the town OF Now
Haven. containing 80 acres. suitably
divided for tillagc and grazing. good
Gairy farm. plenty of wood on the place
for home use, good water and plenty
Of buildings. Within one mile of vii
lage. church. school, creamery, two
stores and large box factory doing "A
fourishing business, plenty of work If
man or his family want it and board
at home also good market for all farm
produce. Anyone wishing to bug please
write or come and see the above prop
erty. All questions cheerfully answer
ed The above farm is for sale for Sl3
per acre. VIII take part on mortgage
or discount a little for cash. w. j.
Nash, Adm, Beldens. Vt 3J,w2t.
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FOR SAII.-Broom machinery, four
windcrs. five presses sCraper and cut
ter. y II. f. engine. 3 IL. i. engine, D
II. L. boiler tallow press jacket k"t-
ties, double harnesses, light and farm,
top carriage and farm wagon, one
hcrsc. Belonging to estate of a. Il.
Rohcrtson Mary NJ, Robertson, adrlx.,
W inop9ki Park, Vt. 35.wlt.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Samuel Millhlm. who was quite sick
last week and thrca tened with pneumonia.
is better.
in Sheburn".
.Iohnson's creamery paid it's patrons 81 .02
for four per cent milk during January.
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LEICESTER.

a party of friends gave William Mosman
II pleasant surprise last Friday evening"
Gladys Jennings Is seriously ill.--A son
was born to Mr.. aud Mr.. George Ryder
February 12.-AIiss Nellie johnson has
been quito i'll for the past two weeks. -
William Mosman went to Boston on Mon
day. accompanied by his sister, Miss
Jessie, who will he absent n few weeks
with friends there-Orator Dow Is much
improved in health
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GRANVILLE

Mrs. Mabel Marsh was in Randolph the
first Of the week To- visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs James Riley.-DudloY Rice was
in Hancock Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of his aunt. Mrs, Boyd.Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Boyd We're called to Hancock by the sick
ness and death of their mother, Mrs.
hol n hnrSn rncnntlN
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FOR SALE-By the bargain finder a 30
acre farm in LamOillc Co, ] - miles
from large village, r. r.. creamery,
mills. etc., good market good s-room
house, fair barn plenty OF wood and
running water, 500 worth of soft tim
bcr. farm lays fine, no rocks. mountains
or sand. Price 81 coo, 800 cash stock
and tools extra. The j. T.. Hunt Zeal
Estate Agency, Essex Junction, VI
3j,w,2t.
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Tcmplars' hall Thursday evening, Febru-
arg Is Ivy the Ladies' Glee club of Middle
bury college--E. NJ. Day was in Rutland
last Saturday.--Uuy Peck came home
frotn Vermont academy on account
Of sickness in the school.
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VERMONT LOCAL NOWS.
Continued from first page.)

where they will make their home for the
present.-Elmer Brkett visited the Queen
City on Monday. G. Stafford and Il. w.
Tucker, merchant and postmaster at Es-
sex, n. y, were recent guests at Mrs
William Bard's and attended church here
on Sunday
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A Chance Here For You.

Grist mill doing nice business. fine
power 3 run of stone, all in good re-
pair railroads, excellent shipping
point. low price If sold quick.
400 acre farm, loo in timber. keeps
80 COWS, large barn with basement run
ming water meadows can mostly be
moved with machine. / !, miles to viii
lage. Price $3.50. easy terms.
$50 acre farm. miles to village, u
mile to creamery running water, house
and barn, 1000 sugar trees. " story
house, I rooms. barn ties up 20 head. II
cows. and good equipment of farming
tools. $500, first payment $500
Two grocery stores. two general
stores. two hotels, / livery stable, 1
blacksmith shop, all excellent oppor-
tunities.
Write at once.
The Reynolds VIC GiHnis Co.
ESSEN JUNCTION, WI.
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or paying he will take the alternative
OF q term in the county jail. The case
OF Lewis Sharbano, who was arrested
for breach of the peace. was mol
pressed.
The Neighborhood whist club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Stevens
Friday evening.
Judge Eber w. Huntley Of Water
bury has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
George stevens, this week. while at
tending the circuit court in Burlington.
H1NEsBURGH.
The winter term of the hieh
school will close Friday and open
again March 1i.--A telephone limo will be
put up In the spring on Silver street.
g. ID. Leonard has got out and do
hvcred the poles--Thc Rev. G. G. Adams
returned Thursday from Bellows Falls,
where he went to attend his brother $
f,lneral.--Gcorge Martin was in town
Thursday. Daniel Milham has bought
Curtis Andrews farm, stock and
tools for little over 5000 His
will run the farm and they have
taken possession. Mr.. Andrews is as yet
undecided where he will make a home
for his family. Mrs Andrews Ia In very
frail health, and they will remain at the
farm until warm weather.-t. u. Dow
is preparing to move to the Harley Pdl-
mer farm. which he recently bought for
s. 600. Joseph Morrill, will carry on the
Osson Lawrence farm on the West street
and Eugene Redmond will carry on the
Seymour Pierce farm.-Tho water supply
Is very short. Ice is delivered by the load
around the village to melt for soft water.
!. f.. Donahuc draws all the water to
run his creamery from the river. and a
great many farmers draw water for all
their stock The pond is 50 low that tho
mills on Mill brook car run only part of
Tho tine.--Thc Rev. G.. W. Russell filed
the Congregational pulpit in Richmond
Sunday Mrs. Anderson from Franklin
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. &. &.
"A ln1s., She arrived SaturdaY.-E. i. DE
gree and family visited at DR. J. f..
Miles's the past week.--Dr. and Mrs. VI.
u. Hanson returned Wednesday and for
the present will make their home with
Mrs w. f. Andrew sDavid Donahuc is
moving into Mrs. Gilman's tenement
house.-The ladies Of the Congregational
society will serve supper Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in the town hall. The
eervin> of supper will begin at 3 .30
o'tlock.-Mr. and Mrs. t. l.. Degree of
BURLINGTON were guests of r. latives the
past week. The next meeting of the
Whist club will be held Friday evening.
February 26. Mrs .. a. Mead and Mrs.
{. j. Russell are appointed to select the
prizes to be awarded at the last meet
Ing of the clubMr. and Mrs. H. NJ.
HUI were in Burlington Saturday.-Wil
liam Sanctuary Is at his fathers, Louis
Sanctuarys--Nfiss Grace Barker has re-
turned from n two weeks visit In VII.
Iist"n.-Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sheltus are
receiving congratulations over the birth
OF q daughter
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WANTED--April l, 1891, OH village
farm in northern Vermont, farmer,
one who understands horses. cattle and
crops. Is strictly temperate and com
petent to have charge In owners alb
ssnce. Address. giving age. experience.
family and wages expected. with refer
ences Farm" care Of carrier NO. g,
Boston. Mass 34,04t.
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These classified advertising columns
solve the little problems of daily life be-
fore such problems have a chance to
grow big.
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and wife to work on
MILK farm, man general farm work;
woman, house work: must lie competent
and well racomme nded. G. a. kuic kcr-
booker, White River Junction, VI.
50, wet.
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Bargains in Real Estate.

No, 2"-Onc OF the finest places in Bran
don, known as tho ThaNcr place, steam
heat. etc, ctc. Good barn, is rooms IN
house
USlfS-hcuses- Middlebury of all
descriptions and price.
f'AEM--G-l60 acres of valuable land. To-
Gated /. mile from LEICESTER Junction,
good buildings, with tenement house \
valuable hay farm for only $500, with
steam ana tools for 5000
F.ARM-3-7J acres of coo1 land. new
house and good barns, located 1 mile
from Middl"blry. \ great bargain for
81 I00
BARGAINS.-I have all kinds OF prop
ertN TO self If you want To buy or soil
write mo at once.
N. S. FOOTE,
Real Estate Dealer,
Mjddlpburv VI 30,wtf
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TWO EXPERIENCED FARM HANDS
wanted. Good mixers and teamsterS
Island Home Farm, North Hero, Vt.
A6,7t& wit.
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SEND FOR OUR LARGE CATALOGUE
ot Kitchen and household articles. Atlas
Mfg. Co., 20 Merrick street. Worcester,
Mass 3i,wlt
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TO RENT.

TO LET ON SHARES one of the best
large farms IN Vermont, plenty tools
and live stock, near village and railroad.
Only capable farmers need apply. Ad-
dress G. Wallace, Free Press office Bur
lington, Vt. 3j,w,5t
TO RENT-2i COW farm 300 barrel orch
ard, silo: butter made at homo. No man
using intoxicating liquor need hpplN. j.
using intoxicating liquor need apply. b..
II. Porter burlington, Vt. 8,wtt
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word. each insertion Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required
No advertiser. ent taken which Is less than
twelve words. two lines. Special terms to
advertisers us.ns from go to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive monthA
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NANTED-A second hand barrel heading
turner. Gabriel Joslyn, South Hero, Vt.
2e.d&w,tf.
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NEW HAVEN.
WEYBRIDGE.

a son. Edward S. Dana. was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. G. s. Dana on Monday.
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WANTED.

COOK wanted to take charge of restau-
rant cooking. Address Home Bakery
Brandon, Vt. ao3t%wlt
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm should use this col
imn. 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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FOR SALlr-Two extra fine Durham cows.
coming in soon. viii make line family
COWS, also one IL months old Durham
bull calf. G. L. Jackson, Nergenues. W.
~ F.. Telephone. 40. itNwlt
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Teeth Extra cted

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: no danger: no after effects.
Dir. l.. HAZEN.
Once 1885 Pine street Burlington. W
Office hours, 10 to 8, to ..
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FOR SALE.

MY FARM of 1856 acres FOR sale between
Richmond ana Jericho Centre. George
Cunningham, Jericho. J1wot