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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-01
WILLISTON

Mrs. Kent ana Mrs. Williams Of Barre
are visiting ar c. +. Johnson s.-Miss
Brownell of Darlington is visiting at w.
f. Whiting Misses Ellen and Lena
Forbes. :d;h and Florence Talcott and
Alice Isham have been enjoying Il week :
camping with party at Thompson's
Poiut.-IIcrhcrt Oatmen of New York
city spent everal days with his
mother last week Mr.. Oatmen made the
run from New York in sc hours in his
automobile.-M and Mrs. James Bryant,
have returned rom Boston. \ brother
with his wife md daughter from Califor-
MIA is visiting with them.-Miss Williams
of Charlotte is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. T.. Pagc.-Mr. and Mrs Smith of Cam
bridge have be staying in town for the
past week. Mr. smith is setting monu-
ment for c. + and r. c. Johnson. One
of the most eS ting ball games Of the
season was wit ssed Tuesday afternoon
when the marry 4 men of the town and
single mon crossed bats On the Fergu-
son lot After much good playing on the
part of both teams the former won the
day by a score OF % 70 Is c. -. Warren
did some careful and impartial umpirinc
and in most respects the game was equal
To a league game Keep it up boys-Sept.
4 Rev. ". Il. Turner Of IIiuesburgh will
preach in the morn' ana ~ a meeting
Of the Y. i. s. &. f. in the evening
schools in town hogl0 September 6. 1t is
expected that many If the former teach
crs will rcturn-C. J. =. Brown of Los
Angeles is visiting his old home after an
absence of l. years. William Courtney
IS visiting friends in town. He has been
absent eight wears Tho entertainment
given by tho X. D. Circle Tuesday. Aug.
% was great treat 70 all who attend
ID. The Inusica! ttlt mt showed great
pains on the part of The directors. Miss
Johnson and the jubilee singers were en-
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SHELBURNE.

very pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Ray
Thursday afternoon, when their daugh-
ter. Ida L. was united in marriage to
Howard j. Mott of Kansas. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. +. g..
fIeaxt in the presence of small com
pany of relatives and friends The bri-
dal couple stood in front of a bank or
palms and maple leaves and were at
tended by Miss Edna Ray, sister of the
bride. and Leslie Mott. brother of the
groom. The bride was gowned in brown
wolfe with chiffon and ecrue lace. trim
mings. Sh" carried bouquet of bride
roses and the bridesmaid carried pink
carnations. Refreshments were served
by the brides sisters, assisted by the
Misses Sophia Roberts and Matte Stod-
dard. Inc presents were numerous anu
beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs Mott took a
short wedding trip and on Monday start
ed for their home in Concordia. Kans.,
where Mr. Mott has n position as teller
in bank. The best wishes of many
friends will 20 with them to their West
ern home
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HARDW1CK.


Preparations are being MADE lot '.rahu
r"nuhllcan rally at 'he 'Pe'h ,,'u'e
TINS evening. Inc speakers VIII We
tho Hon. Lee Fairchlld OF Na'1orh1a' y, -
Defoer OF Mohtpencr anu a,,'
Hod = stanton OF foNoutE' nv '"'u
WICK band VIII give seVera! -" y, 'nS
curing the eNcnlhs-Mr M "'
mas been very III Oh peritohltS 'h' P''''
week hut al the present wrl'ihs me y
more ccmlor'anl''-ih ne HnNcH'S' ANY
meeting closed SUNDAY evening Hhu '",l-
DAY afternoon. a yer! large crow" IN
orcd 10 witness the immersion VI ,n'
OF h'ne persons "h" uhi'cu VIVA th".
church' inc pantlsh LOOK p'a'r !",
ABOVE MT. l'uhh'Il on tlc r'"S' ''"'"
WICK road-lr' H. M crane Ie'" neu
saturday evening from a week Vacal,Ph
spent Al Lakes seymour anu Ni't""s my
An Eplsc"paliah service was n'li W
NcademN nan sunday fnorh'ne' ne N'N
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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from Isl page.)

were the guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs Loyal Spaulding, making the trip
in Mr.. Sherran's new launch. Andrew
Ruscoe. Juba Converse, George Dud-
ley and Arthur Pattcn returned last
week from the worlds fair at St.
Louis. Messrs Ruscoc and Dudley
purchased carload of horses.-Rufus
Noonan and family spent sunday at
Long Point with MIR. and Mrs. o. II
Sherman.
Helen Adams. who has been spending
the past month at her fathers, Edrch
Adams's. has returned to Worcester
Mass. to resume her duties as stenog
raphor.-Mrs. George Sprague and son
Robert. have returned from n visit t.
Mrs. Spra ruc's mother, Mrs. Marthf
Kellogg. Harriet Norton entertained 81,
of her young lady friends Thursday az
ternoon. The schools in town Will begii
next week, with the same teachers ~
last term.--Thore will be a social held a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hills
Friday evening. Ice cream and cake will
he served, and all are most cordially in
Nitcd a attend
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RIPTON.

Mrs. Z. l.. Perkins of Brockton, Ness,
ana Mrs. Carrie -Alser and Robert Alger
Of Bridgewater, Mass, are guests Of Mr..
aud Mrs. w. s. lluntley.-Ii. l.. Wood has
built a new barn and is putting an al
dition on his housc-Miss Anna pepphil
who has been employed at the Inn, las
returned to her home in New Haven
There are still about 100 boardcrs at the
lun.-Thcre arc four candidates for town
representative. II. l. Spoor ]. ). Chanil n,
i. s Sparks and A. \. Fletcher. While
cleaning out his cellar last week, II. j.
Wood discovered some wet sand. He due
down five feet and struck spring OF
water.-The board Of civil authority has
appointed r. ]. Bocman representative
and John Hodges democrats, bal
lot clerks.-Joseph Caswcll, who mas been
sick for the past two months, is gaming
Edison Day has returned from Lake Dun
more. where he has been camping-
George Dragon has been putting the
new underpinning under II. l.. Wood :
house. There was an ice cream festival
at the CONGREGATIONAL parsonage Friday
evening for the benefit of the Congrega-
tional Church. They realized about s..
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The 18th annual reunion of the Sargent
family was held at the home of Mrs
Elsie Lafayette August q and was a
success in every way The guests be-
gan to arrive about 10 o clock till there
were 81 present. At half past twelve the
numerous good cooks or the Sargent
family had prepared dinner TT to make
the event a happy one for the stomach
as well as the minds. Dan Sargent ir
his jolly way helped serve tea. After
dinner a few hours were spent in visit,
ing with music and singing. After which
the guests departed to their severa
homes feeling well paid with their visit
The next reunion will be held at the towr
han in Huntington lower village the las
Wednesday in August. The family will
be entertained by Mrs. Mary Sweet ant
daughters.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. II. s. Allen and son, Lee Of Gem
tor Chenille, N y, are guests at the
Methodist parsonage. Mrs. Babcock and
daughter. Miss Bernice are spending a
few DAYS at Rochcster.-Miss Nellie Stowe
has returned from n trip to Boston.-Miss
Wynne Wadsworth, who has spent the
summer in town, left last week for her
home in Springfield, Mass-Mr, and Mrs.
Ernest GrisW old and child OF Bennington
are guests Of John Shan.--Mr. and Will
IAN Sanderson of Dayton, O., were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II, l.. Thompson =
over Sunday.--Mr and Mrs Carol Tyler
and child Of Burlington are at the Tyler
home.-J. y. Britell is reported much inn
proved In health.--The schools of the
town will open next week with the follow
ing teachers, Miss McMuriry at the laonu.
ment; Miss Hamilton at the stone school
house. Miss Shea ut tho pulp mill and
Miss Sparks nc the village,-W. G..
Sturtevant, w. Il, Child and Lewis Drol-
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WEST BOLTON.

The Rcv Mr.. Wills of Underhil preach
cd at III" Methodist Church SunGay.-Mr
and Mrs. Walter Lamb and son have re-
turned to Worcester. Mass.-rho Rov Mr.
Davidson preached at tho Baptist Church
Following this service was bartism. eel
Tho Misses ilolhrook and Fuller closed
their services here Sunday evening. Tht
meetings were we'll attcnded.-Miss A Ia
Brock spent Sunday at home.-Thc Will
ing Workers met Wednesday Cor n picnic
in George Strectar'S woods.-Mr. and Mrs
Calvin Campbell. who have been hoard
ire at Mrs. a. W Tomlirsou's have gon,
10 their home I'M r irhmond.-rho Rev =
L. Barnard VIII speak at the Methodist
"hnrcb Sunday
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W.. f.. MUNsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit
tcnden, SIS.
The probate Court for the District OF
10 all persons Interested in the estate Of
W. +. Munson, late of Colchester de-
ceased, -
Whereas, application hath been made
to this court in writing, by the ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF W, h. Mum
son, late Of Colchester, in said district
aautHori;uyt to t. - SELF the Whole Of The
real estate Of said deceased, for the pay
mcnt o. debts and charges OF administra-
ton. setting forth therein the amount of
debts due from said deceased the charges
of administration, the amount of personal
estate and the situation of the real estate.
Whereupon. the said court appointed
and assigned the 10th day of September,
1904, at the Probate Court rooms, in said
plication and petition. and ordered public
notice thereof to b. given TO all persons
interested therein. ny publishing said or.
der, together with the time and place OF
hearing, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tho
Burlington Weekly Free Press, a news
paper which circulatcs In the neighhor-
hood of those persons Interested In said
estate, all which publications shall be
. previous to the day assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you. are hereby notified TO
appear 'efore said court, at the time and
court to make your objections TO the
granting Of such license, IL you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate
Court rooms, this 2ith day Of August, 1904
MAkCELLUS A. BINGHAM
9,w3t. Judge
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ADDISON.

Joseph and Fred Hayward have gone
to the great fair at St Louis ana in
tend to visit San Francisco, cal. before
they return The telephone central is be
ing moved to t heRcV. H. II Whitc's.-A
dancing party met at the hall Friday
eVening-B w. Bidwell of Monkton and
Mary Lane of Dandy were recent guests
in town.-ii. j.. Sptuldiug of the west
side but well known here, WIS seriously
hurt by Grant Allen. who it is alleged,
pounded him with a stone, cutting his
head and face badly. Drs. Phelps and
Willard were called to dress the wound.
Garry Marshall has begun tour of
the fairs with his stock. iIe WAS at Sandy
Hill n. j., last week.-Mrs.. l.. r. South
ard has been entertaining her brother and
family ~ Randolph Dun" Happy "A
we'll known character here, died IN Pam
ton rccently.-The Rev. III. II. White and
family have as their guests Mrs White
and son and daughter Of lra.-The grange
Will hold its next meeting september :.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Norris of Albany
are visiting friends In town.--Jay lpaNs
Of Gardner. Mass, is here for a few
days looking after his farm and visiting
friends.-Dr. avd Mrs John Rice OF Po-
mona. Cal.. AM their son from NEBRASKA.
who have bcdf visiting here, start on
their homeward journey this week
Hervey Nichols went back 10 Brigham
Academy Monday to continue his slulies
-Evangelistic meetings are being held in
the Baptist church conducted by Lady
evangelist Tho prudential committee ot
the First Congregational society lre maxi
ing repairs at the parsonage. Mrs.
Eugene Pcrley remains in a critical con.
dition of sickness Farmers are having
their grain thvcshcd and getting good
Yields blight is injuring potatoes 20 some
extent. With two weeks more of corn
weather the crop promises 10 he "A good
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Hayden OF Boston who has been
speeding several days at g. +. Partridge S
returned home Monday.-The Rev. Walter
Maggs Of the Methodist Church has re-
turned after a several weeks vacation
and occupied the pulpit Sunday.Nl IS
Bertha Nancy Of Randolph Is visiting
relatives herc.-The Sunday school of the
Methodist Church held a picnic at Lake
Dunmore FridaY.-Miss Florence Alien,
who has been visiting at j.. r. Board
mans for several days was called to
Brandon last Thursday Ivy account of
the serious illness rolativcs.--Ilarry Sout-
hard and Mr.. Boldcn spoke in the
Methodist Church Sunday eVoping
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CHI7TENDEN COUNTY
WINoosK1.

Peter Vill,nairc one Of the Oldest resi-
dents IN town, died at two n. m. Thurs
day morning at the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Josephine Bolo of Weaver street
Death was due TO a general breaking
down Of tho system incidental to old age.
Mr.. Villmaire had been i'll about five
weeks He was horn in St Henry Mas
couche. Z. @, June 70, ISIS, and was there
fore in the S7th year of his age He came
to Winooski in 1886 and had since resided
in town, working for many years at his
trade as a mason. He married Miss
Emily All1rd whose death occurred y
years ago. Five children survive Mrs,
Josephine Bollo and Peter. Mitchell,
George and Fred Nillmaire all of this
village. besides 3 grandchildren and 30
great grandchildren. Mr.. Nillmdire was
q man of industrious habits and strict
integrity and was widely respected. The
funeral WAS held Saturday morning
At eight o'clock from st. Francis Xavier
Church.
Edward Allard Louis Narcotic and
William Severance. selectmen of the town
of colo hester have decided to drive n
new well at the poor farm and they will
erect windmill there To pump the water
barns. The water had formerly been OBJ
tanned from old well the supply OF which
had become exhausted.
Tho hearing before tho commissioners.
Henry Conlin of this village and James
r,ot,,r 80 ~ -, D,"re,a, ,, ''.'
| Witch ma. 90. f C., .
,'onod nntu oot,}du 90 n,,,;. y, p'n.
! ability of Y. A. Iullard. counsel for the
adminstratrix to be present.
&. 1, 1870 E,,'is w. '''ol,.,.'%'a at
a. 1870 ,r -. Iai's MG'i
WY i.o' ms Nv Vo'.',hc'iiS P'r'ies
~" .,o"'Sr ,'n,o'iSe VI 'ur''Is.'h ana
~, ",oS 49,, i'ru"'" "'r '"9'P' '"'Nls an"
~" ~" H'.''u. ~. Germany WAS
| ir' wv We wv >, r. huue' "hu
We H"u'6 people were ATTENDED 10y their
'a.nrrs.
"n"ut ~ o. ,he irlenns ana nciet nors
Q! MI ana MIS-. D. ffttnK hlddef pleas
ahtiN surprised thcm az their nome, lpi
,nichester avenue inst saturday evening
ne occasion was thc toith anniversary
@! ,h'" marriage. NhiSl was Inc ordci
OF we evening no orst pil"c vas Won
ny Mrs. w. T. MacBrine ana f. f.. Big
WOOD. During the evening short musical
ana literary programme was gwen which
was Followed by rciresments On lcnV'
ing the guests l"tt Nc ana Mrs. kidnoi
several handsome SIt's III remembrance
OF the occasion
The largest and most enthusiastic rail-,
OF this years campaign held In this vi!
lage was the one last evening under tn
auspices OF the Wlnooskl Republican club
me rally was heid IN MIL Park ana wa
attended by between 500 and 1000 people
me Nlhooski pahd iurhished music To-
thn occasion,
= Theodore H. Hopkins presided ana in
: .rouuGeu 'ne speakers OF the evening
me Hon, ferelVai w. element discussed
= State issues prlhcipallS' whiie Warrol
H. Aust'h OF 81 Aipahs ana a. J." Sher
man OF burlington maze addresses II
wni'n tneE eonsruereo pom hat,nha' ant
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FARMS FOR SALE.

100 acres, good barns 1000 sugar trees
fully eluipred, fine spring water to house
and barn, viii keep 10 cows and team, !
mile from village and creamery. 3 miles
to r. r. station. l mile TO saw mill, 10
acres timber Price, $24c0.
Isl acres. ~ miles from Hardwick VII
lage. good ne 2hbors, u acres timber 500
buckets, evaporation, arch, etc. large
amount Of soft timber, spring water III
buildings, viii keep - cows and team.
good orchard. level and smooth as amy
hill farm in Caledonia county. Price $3.50
]. H. Drew, ifardwiCk.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Andrews and daugh-
ter. Helen. OF Barre were in town for a
couple of days with their automobile
last weck.A son was born Ia Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Somers last Thursday.-Mrs
Desire Inn and her grand daughter. Miss
Celia Hin are visiting friends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Henderson. who
have been in town several weeks have
returned to Boston.-Mrs. Walter Taylor
has gone to Tacoma, Washington
Kings Daughters Will meet with Mrs,
farmelce Friday afternoon. Mark Day
is In town visiting AT Mrs. J. r. Day s.
Emery MONTY OF ClaramOnt, n. H.. is In
town. Miss Nina Monty, who has been
IN California for five years. returned
home last Week.-Mrs. Grace Mcneil
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ENOsBURGH FALLS.

There seems to be a rising TO the
political enthusiasm here and the
third republican flag was flung TO tho
breeze Friday by the republican club
II. Gilbur was severely injured Tri-
oay while working on the barn OF f..
:. Leveyaw. lie was on staging ana
feel about Il feet brusing him about
the head and shoulders, No serious
results are fcarcd.--The separator sta
ton on tho branch" owned by tho
Franklin County Creamery association,
was burned to the ground with its
contents Saturday morning, Mrs. ~
r.. Galbraith and children, wh" n"|o
passing the summer with fricnoS ="
Newport have returned.--N' a. e''-
CONTINUED on third paSe')
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1.--Charles Partridge Of Waukegan. H.,
is visiting at a. d. Partridges.-Mrs
Balch Of Jericho Is spending a few days
in town.-Maurice Irish is entertaining
a party Of friends from Burlington. The
Rev Mr. Thompson of Jericho preached
in the Congregational Church Sunday.
Cards are out announcing the marriage q
Rolla A Perry and Miss Grace i. Rite
on September THE marriage OF Pearl
Irish and Miss Ruth Brigham is to take
MINI. SnnfItuhnN 9
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

The Baptist Church Is being newly
shinglcd. --The schools in the village be-
gan Monday with Arthur Jamson as
teacher in the high department. and Susie
Currier in the primary.-Alonzo Marshall
is sick with typhoid tever.--Lucy Talbort
is better. MIR. and Mrs Vallencourt. Ern-
est and Jerry Mossey are in Sheldon this
week to attend the fair.-Thc Rev. w. Il
Lord from Massachusetts preached In the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday.
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Fearful O0d. Against Him.

Bedridden. alone and destitute. Such, In
brief was the condition of an old soldier
by name of J. ]. Havcns, Versailles, o.
For years he was troubled with kidney
disease and neither doctors nor nediches
gave him relief At length he tried
Electric Bittcrs. II put him on his feet
IN short order and now ne testifies. TN
on the road to complete recovery" Best on
earth for Liver and Kidney troubles aud
all forms of Stomach and Bowel Com
plants. Only 5oc Guaranteed by j. w
o SulliVan and all Druggists.
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WEST BRIDPORT.

A party of young people enjoyed pic
mic on Grand View Sunday.--The people
at camp Lookout broke camp Sunday.
George Raine was in Bridport Monday
Tho Rev. Mr.. White of the Baptist
Church at Addison preached at the Con
greGational Church Sunday.-Charles
Huest:s who has been sick is soulcv hat
bctter--H. G. Pettihone is again at home
after week in camp.-Lee Palmer and
Rob. lcldredge were at Lake Dunmore
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LEICESTER.

NJ. +. Jennings after a two weeks vaca-
ton with friends here and elsewhere has
returned to his duties in Winooski. -
Zera Roberts is spending his vacation
in Troy. N Y,-Mrs. F1skc and children
/ visited friends in Whiting last week.
The Kings Daughters Will meet with
Mrs. Brownson on Wednesday next week
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neil of West Rutland
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George John
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who has been camping in the vicinity of
Middlebury for week has got home
Miss Ethel IIulhurd went to Milton for a
visit last Monday.--Mrs S. T.. Bigclow
and daughter, Eda, spent a few days in
town rccently.-Charles Wright and
family and Miss Florence Henderson
have gone to South Hero for week s
camping. Joseph Hoadley Of st. Adams
is at the town farm driving q well.
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lnge. Remarks in French were made by
Emile Blsis.
The funeral Of Miss Rose y. Barber.
the 10-vear-old daughter of julie Barber.
who died Tuesday. will be held this morn
ing from 81. Francis Church at eight
vivcd by two brothers. Louis of this town
and Edward of Montpelier. and two Sis
tiers. Josephine of this town. and Mrs
+, Bushcy of Montpelier.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Deerlng corn harvester. good
as new, cut less than 10 acres bar
gain If taken at once. Address T.. f.
T'risbe L. f. D. No. .. Vergennes, Vt.
n. E. Phone 2O56t&w,1t.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. a two-horse
st. Adams power. G. H. Eddy. Shell
burnc POI, 2t&9,wlt
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NOTICE.

ATTENTION FARMERS AND DAIRY
MEN--E'or ~ cents | will send YOU n
formula for making three pounds Of
good butter from one pound. No fake.
no drugs. Address c. l.. Wilson, il
Bancroft street. Worcester. Mass.
9Nlt,
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NOTICE how little IL costs TO tell tnou-
sands of readers in many towns Of YER
mont what you have to sell or wha: you
wish to buy. Advertise In the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tissUent. Sf,wu
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EAST BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Henry Sargent is very low.-Mr
and Mrs. Frank Callahan and child Of
North DuXbury spent Sunday at w. II
start Strain is nearly all harvested
and there appears to he a good crop
Apples are very plenty. Potatoes ar,
| ~
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HUNTINGTON.

NJ. j. Ellis is being greatly bcnchtted
by the N-Ray treatment, which he is
receiving in Burlington. and has nearly
recovered from bis recent Illness
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
GEORGIA..

Mrs Eliza Barker Fairbanks. the aged
mother of Ira Fairbanks OF THIS town
died saturday. Funeral services were
ucld from her late home Monday. Angus,
80. at ono o'clock, the Row. c. w. Clarl
81 lLI1t,
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WESTFORD.

Guy u. Holmes and family arc visit
ing at L. L. lrish's.-Floyd Grow has
moved to Fairfax and Ora Norton Will
move into MI Grows house September
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lett are the candidates for town represen I.
tativcs.--W. IL. Cobb Of Brandon and
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilcox of Glens Falls, ". w.
are guests of Mrs. II. NJ. Adams.
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $50 for set of
two volumes. The second volume alone
sl25. Free Press Association, Burling-
ton Vt. 3l.wly
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# your boarding house is too noisy fol
YOU, or too quiet for, you. or TOO costly
for you. or too inconvenient for you--the
want ad. way will lead you to another
one quickly and quietly.