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and left college in the middle Of her
sophomore year to go homc.--Thc Rcv.and
Mrs Dicfcndorf are new settled in the
parsonagc.IIenryR Root has arrived from
California -There were n dozen ut Il. f..
Browns hall at North Willston Friday
niGht.-David Tabox, who has bocn stay
Ing at Mr.. Caswells, has returned to his
home In Montreier-S. II. Marshall is III.
Tho schools are preparing for some
exercises on Memorial day.-Miss Edith
Irot is home from Worcester, Mass
The burial of Mrs .. ;. Ormsbcc
took place in the village cemetery Tues
day May A--The people will meet Friday
afternoon at the town hall to make
arrangements for decorating the soldiers
graves.
sunday morning May % at the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church tho Rev. Leigh
Dcifendorf will preach "A sermon appro-
pirate for Memorial day. All veterans
at convenient distance arc earnestly
urged to he present at this scrvcc.-Ths
burial Of Mrs. A. S. Ormsboc who died
at Rutland May q, was made in the
village cemetery Tuesday afternoon The
Rev. Leigh Deifcndorf ofIiciatcd at the
grave. Tho bearers were l.. H. Taicott
j. IT. Bushnell, Dr. a. J.. Bingham and
y. NJ. Barber. Mrs. Ormsbcc was NJ
years and seven months old. She was
"a resident OF this town many years. but
"A few wears ago went to reside at the
nome of Amos Eatcs in Rutland. whose
wife was her niece. and has remained
there over since Many will remember
the ship that sailed for England perhaps
forty years or moro ago. and WAS never
heard from. Mrs. Ormsbcc's son. by her
first marriage. Albert Atwat"r, then
merchant in Montreal. was on board. lie
left a son. who is i'll in n Montreal and
was not able to attend his grandmother
funeral
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without injury. The horse, harness and
carriage were not much damaged. Acct
dents have happened at the same place
before, and there should be strong
guard erected to prevent their occurrence
in the iuture.--1he high school commence.
ment Friday night was pleasant ana
highly successful affair. Six OF the gradu.
ating class received diplomas for the fuli
course and one certificate for a par
tial course. Three of the class expect TO
enter the University this fall. Dr. MIX
ter's address on "Thc History or American
Economies" was listened to with deep IN
terest. Hatch's orchestra furnished music
and there was a profusion of flowers. Inc
principal, J. =. Kellogg has given great
satisfaction and IT Is hoped he VIII con-
tinue in the school for another year.-Ex-
tensive repairs are in progress on the CON
grcgatonal parsona ge.--Fred Peet caught
seven pound bass in Shelburne pond re-
ly.-McDonough's cheese factory Is
| making q 5O-pound checses daily.-The
creameries paid 96 cents per hundred TOT
standard milk for the month or April
Post Cummings, G. A. r.. will hold a
memorial service in the Methodist Church
Sunday with a sermon by the Rev }. M
Applemun.
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WINOOSKI.

Mrs. Joseph Iarhcr, a young omployo
of Tho wooden company WAS tho victim OF
a serious and painful accident Saturday.
" hi" at work in the dressing room her
left arm became caught IN 4 compressor
and before it could Ice 'Xtricat"d was
foaIfully mauclod. Dr. j. w Shoohau
WAS called ami found the arm broken and
the elbow dislocatod besides sustaining
severe bruises and ahra.ons the entire
length OF the arm.
The democratic caucus callo! for tho
TUrpos" Of clcctiuE tea delegates and
the Same number OF alt rnat"s to the
state and district conventions to be held
in BurliuEton Jun" 90 was called ~ or
der in Concert hall Friday afternoon
at two O'Clock by j.. e O'Sulliyan, chair
man of the town democratic committee.
Mr.. O sullivan was chosen chairman with
Louis Mongcun as clerk The Following
delegates were then duly chosen to rep
resent the town at the coming conrcn-
tiun: State delegates. u. j.. D'SuillVan.
chairman; s II. Narcotic Iionrv C"nlin.
Hector iIuard, L. J.. Lnsenmoir, +. +.
Gokcy. Henry puprat " y. DcaVitt,
Louis MonE"on and Emile I'lais, alter
mates, Frank Carpenter, Dr J. w. Shoe
han. J. W. Dc~l-,uriers. J Il. +. Ch"vrior.
II. j. GrcaUcN. W. e. EushoN. Louis
Barahy, Martin lollcrau. Jr. George
Mouecon and r.. T.. Bissctto. Delegates
to the district convention, J. f.. W"lcott.
chairman; II. i. Carpenter, Mitchell
Cauchon Arthur Manscau, w. Il. Cham
bors. Oscar shepard, Nmido Rl"du, j.
Henry McGrocvy, f.. l.. Graves ana VIII
lam Mongcon, altcrnhtos, Arthur
Dcsautcls. Joseph Mongoou, g. c. Alard.
4. +. Bl"au, J. :. OBricn, Philip ChaS-
t"uay, |. :. Chap"ron. a. Is. laviSne, j.
| Il. +. Ch"vrier and George Y. Graves.
y motion WAS made TO instruct III" dele
gates to support V. \. Bullard for dele
"a to- al l. I'm M,
| delegation is minstruCtcd.
David Lawrence died at his homo at
Wirooshi Park carly MONDAY morning
| after a weeks illness with pneumonia.
| Vie was ~ years ot age, and leaves a wifi"
and "a small daughter. lie also mas two
brothers. 1omiuick of Burlington and
liordo Of Essen.
Joseph NIQucttc, who has conducted a
| grocery ana meet business ON West
Spring street for number Of years, has
entered into partnership with his son,
| Frank who recently purchased the stock
of the Graves store and Will then conduct
| a general grocery and meat business un-
der tho firm name of Joseph Niqutttc Il
! Son.
| Airs David puuhing, who recently nm
| dcrw"nt a surgical operation a tho Mary
Fletcher hospital was reported Monday
as rapidly recovering.
| John Cortlcr. an cmpluYc at the Porter
works. met with a painful accident while
at work Tuesday morning. tortior WAS
| employed on a boring machine and in
| some manner his shirt sleeve caught in
the bolt ana the garment WAS nearly torn
from the mans body. In making an effort
! to save himself he put his hand out and
| the thumh came in contact with the ma
chine which was in motion and made an
ugly wound lie was taken to the office
of n physician where his injury was
dressed. Ii viii probably lay nm up foi
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HINESBURGH.

Mrs. Thomas Kelley is quite sick.
NJ owen is confined to the house with an
ahscce Harrison owen is recovering
from Il severe attack of rhcumatism-
The ROY. V. J.. Eclcston preached at the
Baptist Church sunday morning, also at
a union service in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Post are receiving conCratula-
tion5 over the birth of a son, born May
lN-lhc graduating exercises Of the high
school We're given at the town hall Friday
evening. The hail was nicely decorated
for the occasion, and music was furnished
by IIatchs orchestra. There were seven
in the class. via: seymour Pierce, Blanche
A. Small, Teresa r.. DOnahue, Roy J.. +.
Gilman, May L. Murray. Belle NJ Ross
and WIN j. Barker. Each one performed
their part with credit to themselves and
showed the wholesome training of their
Instructors Tho address was by Prof G.
". MiXltr of the T.. V. NJ Humane
Onlcor Fuller had two Monkton men
named Busiou and Sweet brought before
Justice George Davies Thursday on the
charge of cruelty To horse 1t was al
legged that they dragged him on his side.
hitchod to "a wagon, for several rods. ON
several occasions, few days since. 4
jury Was called and n verdict Of not
guilty was rendcrcd.-Tho Rev. Mr., Barker
of EliYahcthtown, y. Y. is spending a few
days at j. S. Barkcrs.-Mr. and Mrs. Read
Of Morah, y Y, ar" visiting at O. II.
BARRIER Miss Florence Barber is home
for fcw daYs.-M Miss Florence Allen is
spending few days in burlington with
her sister. Mrs. A. l.. Walker II. g. cas-
sidy was IN town sunday. Memorial ser
vices at the Methodist church next sun
day morning Tho Rev. j. NJ Appleman
will preach. An old veterans of the civil
War are requested to be proScnt.-Mr. and
Mrs. Moses LcarN of Jericho are visiting
at James MacDonough's.
II. l.. Palmer has bought the ]. Nc
Donough farm of william Casey, who
bought it at the auction Monday for
| s., GOETHE Roy. V. l.. Eggclston will
preach at the union service at the Baptist
Church sunday evening at 7;30 y. m
| Dr. Wilder Is making extensive repairs
on his farm buildings. The republican
caucus viii he held al the town hall sat
urday evening.
| The republican caucus to elect II dele
| gates To the county convention will he
| held in the town han Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malcolm Post are re
| cciVing the congratulations OF their many
| friends over the birth OF "a son.-Mrs. Dan
| icl Patrick, her daughter, Miss Anna Pat
rick, and her niece, Mrs. Mary Dow were
| returning home from the village in tn,
night in "A top buggy when something hap
pencd to the harness, and the horse back
| ed them over the bank Just below &. Is
| Murrays. The carriage was turned bot
tom side up, and Mrs Patrick suffered
from the shock and has been under tho
Doctors care since. but the girls escapee
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

T.. -. Bakcr has completed the making
out of the grand list Of tho town ana VII
!age. The grand list for the whole town
is siG,aIl.7o; for the district outside OF the
village S,H0S5; for th2 village s'V'"So'
The Increase for the grand list for the
Junction over last year is s24l Is. MIR.
Baker RESIGNED as listor two years ago,
hut has been prevailed unon To make ont
the list as usual because of the eXnctnc"S
with which he has always done IN" WORK
this being the 3th year that h" has made
out The grand list and town tax. lie was
one Of tho listers for Il years and town
constable and deputy sheriff for ten
years
". : Toachout, who has the contract
Tor extending tho water mains on foArl
street 500 foot expects to begin TN" work
about June /. Tho village furnishes the
pipe.
About 800 cans n day are being made
at the canning factory of the Baxter Bros.
! preparatory To- the canning season.
Miss Pearl roacnout sang "a solo at the
congregational Church Sunday morning
Mrs. J. Gaines has bought of the Rcv. j..
s ,;oodall his cottage on lamoille street,
which has been occupied by Mr. WILKINS.
George Gaines and family are to occupy
il and Will move there some time TINS
week.
Notices werc posted Monday by the
| republican town committee notifying TN"
, republican voters of the town to meet
| in caucus III the Park street school house
| i'm this village Saturday evening at $50
! o'clock To elect IL delegates and ID al
| t"rnatcs to represent them in the county
convention to hc hold in burlington June
! H.
John II Wright is having Il summer
| cottage built ut colts point. Colchester.
/ II * Ii hy "a feet. Holliu j. Parker has
| charge Of thu wort, and expects % have
| it finished about Jun" I.
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CHARLOTTE.

Frank Manor has just completed the
formation for a large farm barn and the
carpenters are at work on the frame Mr..
ANA Mrs Henry Carpenter visited rela-
tivcs in st. Adams last wcck.-Charlos
cook was in the north part of the state
on business last Saturday.-Miss Florence
Poole OF Albany, y. V, is enjoying her
vacation at her old homo hcro.-Thc many
friends of Bert 50. Peter will he pleased
To learn that he has purchased the Rich
ards farm in New IIaVcn.-Edward Me
Gowan captured n live fox last week
which is quite tame lie has had several
good offers for it for pct
Miss Hattie Warner. who has been dress
making for Mrs. i. q. st. Clair. has re-
tuNMcd u hor hOmo in Eurlinglom.
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WILLIsTON.

prayer meeting will he held at the
Muddy Brook school house this evening
at $50 o'clock. The services Will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. w f. Sturtevant,
pastor Of the Baptist church at Essex
junction. All are cordially invited,
News has been received in town OF the
death OF Mrs. H. W. Hanna, at her home
in Kansas city. Mo. she will be remem-
bcrod rs Emma Cole who lived here in
eirlhood. Her parents Mr., and Mrs George
Cole both died here April - While
dressing to 20 ont for the evening with
her husband and daughter she was taken
s'b denly Ill and lived only few minutes
Th'r daughter Christine, was a member
Of the class 1906 University OF Vermont
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Friday, May 90 The w. Il. G.. furnished
supper and the music was in charge OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lcssor.-Judgc
Cornelius S. Palmer of Chicago is visiting
his brother S. M. Palmcr.-Thc funeral
services of Mrs. Evelyn l.. Sargent were
held Wednesday morning from calvary
church. The floral tributes were numcr-
Gus and very beautiful. Tho intorment
was in the family lot at Jericho Center.
Mrs Sargent was most highly esteemed
by all who had the pleasure of her ac-
quaintancc and the deepest sympathy Is
entertained for the bercaved daughters
and friends MIR. and Mrs. t. G. Fowler
we're in Burlington Wcdncsday.-Miss
Bertha Hatch visited her sister, Miss
Mary Hatch. at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai Tuesday Miss Humphrey of Hard
wick is visiting Mary Barnard
MIR. ana Mrs. Arthur Thorp are rejoicing
over the arrival of a son. born May IL
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FARMS FOR SALE.

100 acres. SIX hundred sugar trees, build
Ing equipped with evaporator, receiving
tanks, buckets, etc. stock barn loXDi
with basement and siio, two floors, horse
barn 26x45, SIX stalls and carriage house
both in good repair; stock barn built 4
wears ago would cost 500 to build now
house seven rooms Ia stories. good or
chard, large amount of hard wood, plenty
soft timber on farm. within two miles of
WolCott village and X. r., II. +. j.,
cream taken at the door, will keep % cow
and team, running water at house and
barns, farm in good state Of cultivation,
Price s2,Ur.
10 acres. viii keep II COWS and team,
~. miles to East Hardwick ~ miles to
creamery, % rods to school, 3 miles to
Hardwick, large amount timber, enough
10 pay price of farm, barn 40x6o. would
cost 81 600 to build. good house 2GX36 with
ell. fine spring water, farm smooth and
level Y cows, one 2 years old. two year
old one horse, | 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. 81 600.
J. II. DREW. iiardwick.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Tn" small hovs and grow n-rps dlIk"
will h" pleased tn learn that tn" cito MS
will show here this year. Walter !"
Mains being billed here for June Il.
The board of listers has completed its
preliminary work and a meeting to hear
those who consider themselves aCgrievcd
with tho apportionm"nt OF the board,
will he held in the city hall At nine
O'Clock Monday morning Tn" gr md list
this year figures S3,a12.ii. an incr"as" of
$685. over last year: personal property
shows an increase of sS3,91f ana real
cstat" of s2',s+5, with "a falling off of 81
in taxable polls.
The usual g. y. K. sunday memorial
services will y" held this year at tho Bay
Methodist church on the nth and IN"
address Will Ice delivered 10y III" pastor,
the Row. \. e. bennett.
Mrs Minnie \ Murray, wife OF John
r. A. Murray died at hor home on Eng
land street Tuesday morning. after "A
brief illness. Mrs. Murray was g. wears
old and is survived toy hor husband and
an infant daughter, one week old. m"
funeral was held from the house at
ten o'clock Wednesday morning
The funeral IT Mrs MARY Ruttco. who
died of consumption at her home on
Lover Wclfou street n, midnight Sunday.
was hcld from st Marv's church at
q.,o o'rlnck Wednesday, morning Thu, re.
mains were taken To- Moutpohor ou the
eleven O'Clock train for iutcrmcut
Tho funeral of Mrs Ruby Elsie .;iwcr.
who 1iod of auaornia at her homo on
Foundry street Monday. aged II wears.
roe held from tho house at go o'clock
Wodnos,lay afternoon.
Tho roe,nhors ~ Con,p,nv r orc taking
much interest IN tho nrnnosol Rim ia
Manassas and ON saturday will max a
practice march 10 some point on the lake
shore and 20 into camp over SUNDAY. re-
turning 70 tho ct,v carly Nond3y n,orn-
inc
The c, Albane Furniture connonv has
inc, cor,Iotod -, sbinmert % high cIaes
intcrior ,i,,ish AVA tho ncws fnr tho chanel
81, 1-,.s,r coilo.c rouchEeonsio " Y
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do,son ~. ,r,,r,or, man frnr, HIGH.
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~ xxx, ~, mo s,tn ~ old Eor, INnrror
NJ ,,,s,lstnr Inn. a
rho wedding ~ Charles ,I,rlhurt and
Miss Mamie Icdou> Of TINS cuv took
,t,,, -, m. church of tho Ilo,,. :,.rJ,
;,,, >re.i, -, .irbt o,clorL Nnud,y mann
inc, tho Pcv RuLnrt Dovov rnrfnrmi,,, tlo
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vcdJ,nr ,rip tn U,ssarhus,tts rnIn,s
,ftor which they viii take nm thci, r,si-
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs lia ". Read of SEollurue state
president of the W. G. r. L.. gave a very
interesting address at the Methodist
Church ON sunday evening to q large
audience. \ larre DELEGATION from Mont
gomcry center WAS present, having
omitted evening serN ices to attend. \
male qunrtottc, G. u. Han, II. l.. Par
kcr. CLAYTON Fuller and Howard Parker,
rendered two beautiful s'l", lions. Ducts
were also sung ly \. :. Parker and Miss
Sadie James and e, r. HAN ami y. :. Par
James johnson ot California Is ia
town to- spend the summer Miss Mabel
Parker was at home from Brigham ACADEMY
over SundaV.-rhe adde's Ala society of
the Methodist Church met Tuesday with
Mrs T. W. pomina.-Ihc young pcoplo' j.
meeting was held on Tuesday evening at
the parsona &c Mrs George Patterson
has been entertaining a brother, Mr.. Suod-
grass of Waterloo.
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WEST MILTON.

Tho continued rains arc hind spring
work sOmewhat-Mrs. r, S Lincoln is
better Mrs. LaVra Allen, who has spent
tho winter in Georgia. with her daughter.
returned home Sunday.-Eber Coon is re-
placing the top of the chimney on II. y.
CoStcllos house that the wind took of
with tho roof last winter--Mrs. Sara h
Costello is spending few DAYS with her
daught.r Mrs slohn Finn. at Milton ItOrO.
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SWANTON CENTER.

4 daughter was horu May to Mr. and
Mrs. Il. T.. Ilazard.--J T, Catlin returned
Thursday night from Bellows Fails, where
he attended the meeting of the Grand
Lodge. |, o. q. +. Mr., Catlin also visited
his hrotherin law, W. H. Chillson in
Sharon.
George NJ. Hubbard returned Monday To
Boston. after spending a month with his
brother F. NJ. Hubbard.-Alrs. Eunice
Catlin returned Saturday from Sheldon.
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MIR. GEORGE KING.

the pains in my back We're unbearahle
| would have a peculiar dizziness in the
head, and altogether | was miserable
After trying many remedies, I finally
took Peruna, and the way it took hold
of my trouble was marvellous. It cured
me so quickly thai am glad TO be able
TO write vou If il. and certainly will
speak good word for Peruna whenever
| can. y. .. Martin.
Catarrhal Inflammation Of the mucous
lining of the kidneys, also called
BriGht's disease" may be either acute
or chronic. The acute form produces
symptoms of such prominence that the
serious nature OF the disease i at once
suspected, but the chronic variety NAV
come on so gradually and insidiouslv
that its prese nee is not suspected unul
after it has fastened itself thoroughly
upon its victim.
AT the appearance of tho first symp-
tom Peruna should be taken. This rem
edy strikes at once at the very root Of
the disease.
A book on catarrh sent free by The
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs Dorman Stockwell. who has been
very sick for tn" past two weeks. is i'm
proving MIR and Mrs. Harry Fay Of
Claremont, y H., are visiting ut Albert
Williams Mrs. Wesley Church and
son, Donald. were IN burlington Friday
-Dr. dud Mrs. Evorotts of Castlctoa arc
visiting at =. l.. Gilletts.
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BAKERSFIELD.

W. A. Whitney has moved to his farm.
which he recently purchased NJ Brad
ford Sherwood. Mildred, tho lut,c GauGh-
ter Of ]. $. sweet diod Monday morning
ut one O'Clock Mrs CIrmi ToWlo nj
Franklin accompanied by her littlo
dauGhtcr Ruth, Spont last Nook with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Whit
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FOR SALE-A dandy home of 40 acres
within six miles of burlington, good
huidiI Gs nice spring water, wood and
timber for house use, near illaC". cream
cry and railroad station, good soil under
d good state Of cultivation, with six
nice cows and a nice layout Of farming
tools Price $500 and immcdint" pos
session given. half cash. Tho J. T.. Hunt
Real Estate Agency, Essex Junction,
VT <1w9t
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Harriet Collins is i'll. Tho Kings
Daughters and their friends will spend
Friday evening at Mrs. VIII Munson's. =
Arthur Newton is seriously i'll with peri
q. n. Wright is slowly i'm
i....
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from first page)

air concerts 10 hc given Thursday even
ings during the summer Icvi Hall has
moved his family from the village to the
V. w. Rand house down the river.
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r. GEORGE KING, Deputy Sheriff
lVX Of Rensselaer, Co., y. y, for years
was n well known merchant of Troy.
In n letter from No. A. King ST., Troy,
n. y, he writes:
"Peruna cured me from what the
doctors were Efr2id would turn into
Brighf'S Disease, after i had suffered
with catarrh OF the bladder and kidney
trouble.
"Pcruna Is blessing 10 a sick man.
Eight bottles made me we'll man and
were worth more than a thousand dol
lars 10 me, l cannot speak too highly
of it. 1t is now four years since I was
oubled, and | have enjoyed perfect
health since. "--tieorge King.
Catarrh Of the Kidneys Cured by
Pe.ru.na.
Mr.. ], G.. Martin, log st. Denis ST.,
Montreal, Que, Clerk in the Custom
House, and Soloist Notre Dame Catholic
Church, writes.
Il contracted heavy cold last winter
which settled in my kidneys causing
me great pain and discomfort. At times
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NOTICE now little it costs TO tell tnou-
sands Of readers in many towns OF Yer
mont hat You have to sell or what You
wish to buy. Advertise In the Free Press
and YOU viii get replies to your adver-
tiSoplent- swift
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WANTED AT ONCE-(iood reliable man
TO take orders for our high grade nur-
sory stock. Frce outfit and prompt pay
weekly. Write Western New York Nur-
scry Co., Dept. T., Rochester. y. Y.
IL Gt&is wit
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"A CAPABLE GIRL for general house
work. -? Maple street, burlington.
iSwtf
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