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FLETCHER.

Fart Ellis. a former resident OF this
town, but now living in Kansas is here
on visit accompanied by his son.-The
celebration the Fourth WAS a success in
every way. F'iChty-nine dollars were
the proceeds from tho dinner served by
the Ladies Aid society Mr. and Mrs.
I;urt i.aPiant Of Boston arc guests at
the home or ID. :. Gililan-Mrs. Edward
Cameron died suddenly July of c,rc.
hro-spnal meningitis. Mrs. Cameron
was formerly Miss Hattie Barp. daugh-
ter of the late Thcde Bapp.-Ralph Mud
gett ~ Essex Junction was in town over
SUNDAY with his family. who are spend
ing Il week at the home of J. L. Spauld-
ing.-George NJ. Leach. who is employed
by the Westinghouse Electrical company
in Pittsburgh. Fa.. is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
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HINESBURGH.

Miss Rena Shepard, who has been visit
ing friends in Iinoshurgh has returned TO
her home in Starksboro and MISS Nate
Rurlev returned home with her to spend
a few days.-Miss Helen pwre is working
for Mrs. Sam Reed. where she is Ia
spend the summer.
There will be II union service at the
TnI.tist Church SUNDAY July IL. r. ;.
Retain OF Burlington will speak III the
interest of the Anti-S Sal Icon Lcaguc.-Mr
and Mrs A. c. Smith Of Burlington are
guests of Mrs. Willard Ray.-Nliss Ann"
N,,;wcn is sDcndng a few days at her
farm Mrs Ellen Scott If Chicago visit
cd Mrs. Mary Somers the past woek.-C
r Lucia has moved into his rev block
.rho biocl; is built along the same lines
as the Hull block, which was destroyed
nv fire last August Mr.. Lucia has finish
cd the north room for the serving OF
ice. cream and Il soda fountain Is to nc
nut in. The south room is for billiard
room, and barber shop -Eohert wilson
and wife are the happy parents of a
danchter.--'rhe Ladies Missionary UNION
IF the Eartist Church met at the par
sonagc Thursday afternoon.-Mrs. L. j..
Harcis entertained the ". G. +. L. and
VS. THURSDAY afternoon. MTS. I'"S' W
SwantOn addressed the ladies AFTER Whl'h
light refreshments were scrv"d.-Mrs. L.
c, Adams sister from Franklin is her
guest-E. o. Martin spent Sunday in
B,irlington.-Prof Frank Woodruff o.
Eowdin College WIS the guest OF his
brother. r. o, Martin saturday. -Ors"n
Kenyon is very sick.-hiiss Clare Hull
has class in music.-Eusenc Curry OF
Eitchhurgh. Mass. was recent visitor
at his fathers, Andrew Curry s.-Thcro
WAS a meeting of the Eastern star Lodge
Friday evening at the town hall.-Nlr*.
Waldo Davis and two children are visit
ing in Waterbury Atty. c. j. Russell
and family were at NJ. +. Remington $
over Sunday.
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II. r. Kimtall and Masters Douglass and
Donald left Tuesday for CRANKY, Que,
where they will pass some weeks with
family friends.-The Rev. and Mrs. A. f.
Eavis with their three children went
Monday to Northwcod ~ H., where thoy
Will pass a vacation extending over two
Sundays Gay Whcclock is passing some
weeks in town-The l.. V, l. s., arc hsv-
ing some work done on the streets ir
cutting weeds and trimming the swar.l,
Mr.. and Mrs T., l.. Gardner loft Monday
for Oneonta, n. ", after n vacation
among friends hcrc.-Mr. and Mrs r.. I
Dcbargc of Sw,nton spcnt Supd.v wi, n
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BOLTON.

Fred Jewett cut his leg about three
weeks ago. Blood poison has developed
and he was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital last Tuesday for treatment
Mrs. G. S. B"ush, who has been i'll for
nearly Il week is better. She is being
treated by DR.. Black of Richmcnd.-C. r.
Sabins went to st. George last Monday
to work for N. c. Parcher. during the
hay scason.-Lous Blair of this place
while III Burlington at tho Robinson circus
disappeared. His adopted parents think
that he went with the circus company.
but have as Vet no trace of hm.-Gcorcc
Dana of MiddIeseX has moved into the
Mill house in Honey Hollow and is driving
Il four horse team for Fred Jcwctt.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. IT, Spear of Swan
ton and Walter Spear of New York
city visited fri, nds hero last Saturday.
II. r. Leach of ST. Rocks has purchased
the \. n. Spear place here.-ATrs. Leon
ard sheldon and little daughter of FAX
cr,hold passed n few days recently at
the home of c. c. Shcldon,--Fred Ber-
nard. who has had employment at Ban
gor, Nc. is at his home here for the
summor.-Mrs. Hattie Hsop is visiting
at tho home of her son, NJ. S. Hislop in
Canada. Harvey Sharrow is i'll with
measles. Judd I.emnah has moved from
the W. ]. N!e tonemcn, to that Of r.
l.ritch.-.Mss Viva Leach of I.owol,
Mass. visited her aunt, Mrs. II. J. Cut
Ter Saturday.
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MILTON.

Mrs. John Drew and little daughter,
Adelaide, of Rumney, ~ H., are visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs {. q.
Fratt.--Capt. l.. r. Rockwell of the
steamer Ma1uam spent a part OF the
day Sunday, with his daughter. Mrs.
r. F.. Gocdyear.-Miss Sadie Tillotson
went to Highgatc Springs saturday
where she has n position for the sum-
mcr.-Mrs. William Mills and children
Of Fowler are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. J.. Rarbcr-Two new men,
bcrs were initiated at special meeting
Friday evening by the NJ W. A.-Mrs.
Mary A, Skcnls of HghCatc is visit
ing her son, {. +. Skecls. at the Glen
wood. Mrs. n. Il. Parker OF Richmond
spent SATURDAY. with her mother. Mrs.
r. A. Rankin. Her little daughter, AL
bcrtiro. who has been visiting her
grandmother returned home with her.-
The Village Improvement society arc
to give IL lawn party at Mrs. Jane
TIynn's on Thursday evening OF TINS
week.-Arthur Phelps of Providence. X
l.. is spending Il two weeks vacation
at his fathers, W. f.. Phelps.
Services will nc hold 1T Trinity Church
Sunday with holy communion at $50 a
m Sunday school at twelve o'clock, even
ing prayer at r. m.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. Evercttc Morse of Calais is IN
town for few days. the guest of Mrs.
Warwick tsher.-Dr y o. Powers spent
Monday in Burlngton.-Miss Sadie
Stmcts left Thursday for Lyme. n. H.,
whore she will spend several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. William Chasc.-Mr,
and Mrs u. a. Mickey, who have been
visiting relatives in town the past two
weeks. have returned TO their home in
Easton, Me- =. Royce Of Burlington
was in town Saturday.--Miss Edith Car.
man of Boston. Mass, Is spending the
summer with her uncle. n. g. Carman.
Charles Lyon IS spending the week with
his aunt, Mrs II. c. Manner, in St,
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GEORGIA.

Arthur Monroe Of St Albars vas the
guest Of his cousin, Mrs o. r. 1add for
few days the past week. Miss Jennie
Reri:lcy of Boston, who has been the
guest of Mrs. c. A. Post for few weeks,
left Wednesday night for the Adiron.
hacrs, where she will Jcin friends. The
Rev and Mrs. J. G. Lorimer were guests
ut Ira Fairbanks a few days the past
week.-Mrs.. Rocene Hale is l,.-Mr and
Mrs. C. r. Metcalf and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
o. Shattuck and daughter of Burl,nSton
returned Wednesday night from their
cottage ut fighgate Springs where they
have been for week Mr.. and Mrs.
Shattuck and Mildred passed Wednesday
night ana Thursday with Mrs. Shattuck's
father at East Georgia MIR and Mrs
W. A. Cooley and son. Oscar. went To
Johnson Wednesday and returned Thurs.
day.
Dr. Skeels is attending Martin Rankin
and Mrs. Wlson.--A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cleveland on July I.
I-fhc Rev. William G. Clark and wife OF
Lyndon are spending their vacation with
his parents. the Rev. and Mrs. c. W.
Clark Wilbur Bushnell lost a horse re-
Gently from an accident which severed an
artery. The horse bleeding To death in a
few minutos.-Mrs. Laura Fairchild has
returned from Massachusetts To spend the
summer at r. F. Cushman s.-Mattin Ran
KIN after three months illness is slowly
gainlng.-Thc Rev. Albert Clark made a
short call in town recently and this week
sails on the return trip to his mission
hell in Prague. Austria. after spending a
year in this cruntry.-Alrs. Martha Fuller
has returned from Bakersfield. where she
has been nursing.-Miss Ethel Austin IT
Springfield, Mass, is at home having come
to pass the summer with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Austin.
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FOR SALE.
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS. n

W.ACKSNITU III SINESS, annual IN
come from $500 to $1,000, with chance
20 increase. centrally located good
building, running water complete out
fit tools; price $500, one-half cash.
balance easy.
FARM 2BO ACRES, miles from .
large villages and railway station;
heavy dark loan soil. running water,
comfortable house. large barn with
basement, plenty fruit, 30 cows, bull,
s head young stock. mower rake,
plows, etc This is money maker
and well located. Price $1,000; from
$1,000 to $1,000 cash. balance to suit.
e. ~. MoGINNIS, Real Estate Agency
Essex Junction. Vt.
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MILTON BORo.

Your correspondent has pink with 81
blossoms.-t ana Bert French are
doing carpenter work for A. c. Fay.-Dr.
Wheeler Of Burlington was called Sat,ir-
day to see Arthur White.--Dr. Coburn was
called Sunday to sec Mrs. Colwcll and son
who had another attack of Indigestion
He also called on Mrs. Roy Howard, who
is on the sick list-Frcd l.ecman and
mother passed Saturday night and Sun
day in Swanton.-'rherc are several camp
ers at the lake. All the cottages are full
Misses Dorway of WnOosli were at a. H.
Woods Monday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Rose Ellis returned Thursday from
Dns,on.-Mrs. Mary Wyman is visiting
friends in Starksboro and Ilinesbuvsh
fort tv, wecks.-Frcd Selvas and Miss
Nellie Fargo were married at inc parson-
arc Sunday evening July by the Rev.
A. D. Mum. Nj. and Mrs. 4. F. Fuller
went tn New Haven Friday to attend the
funcra! of Mrs. Fullcr'S grandmother,
Mrs. Smith.-Mrs. George Fargo and
daughter, Fern. of Richmond visited in
town the last of the wcck.--Mss Kate
THOMSON is home from Il LONG absence
in Lebanon, n. H.-Mrs r.. X. Wy,nan
and children and Mrs. g. w. Saylcs were
out to attend the sociahlc of Mrs. G.. L..
Wyman.-Nrs. r. f. Baldwin of
Lebanon, NJ H., came to her father S
Saturday for n several weeks stay.
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ST. ALBANS.

Tho sad news has been received here
of the death at Sargus Mass, of George
f.. Lane. a former resident of this city.
who committed suicide by drowning some
time between Thursday noon and FRIDAY
afternoon. The deed was committed IN the
northerly end OF Birch pond. which Is a
part of LYnns water system ard the
body was discovered Friday evening ty
percy Flood and Johr Penson. two young
n-cn Of Lynn, who were fishing in the
pond. Investigation showed that Lane had
drowned himself standing up. The water
ut that point was so shallow that he was
obliged to bond his head forward in order
to carry out his suicidal plan. On the
shores of the pond, nearby, ware his
coat containing his watch, diary, con-
tanning his name and address. and a hat
all weighted with rocks. Mr.. Lane, who
WAS is years old and a native OF STRAIT
ham. n. IT,, came to st. Adams from
Exeter. n. H., in 1856 and purchased the
ST Alhans bookstore. which he conducted
uitil a couple of years ego. when he met
with business revorses and went through
Bankruptcy. fIe removed to Plttsbur:.,
ia. where he obtained a position in a
bookstore bit remained orly n few months
when he went to Lynn. In Lynn me cs-
tuhlished basket bank business, which
he disposed of few weeks ago. Since
that time he had been unable to get en-
ploymont ard been very respondent.
The staff Of teachers for the city schools
is now complete with tho following ap-
pon'mcuts to MI vacancies: Miss Carrie
L. Stevens of Cansteo, y. y. music and
drawing. TO succeed Miss Elizabeth Ward,
resigned; Miss Nesta II. Lawtou to ba
teacher in the seventh grade at the acad-
envy to succeed Miss Edyth Rhodes Miss
Anna NJ. Tobin of Fairfax to the fourth
grade in the Messenger street school. to
succeed Miss Lillian Banyea.
Tie funeral of Mrs. Melvin G. Fuller)
LOOMS who died early Saturday morning
of paralysis at the home of her brother.
Il. u. Fuller of North Main street, was
held from tho house at four o'clock yester.
day afternoon. The Rev. c. +. Robinson
officiated at the services. There was =
solo by Miss Anna NJ Hamilton and a
duet by the Misses Anna and Lena Ham
ilton. The bearers were A. u. Collins,
Alfred l.. butcher, Edward p. Stevens.
John T.. Locke, Hiram II. Weeks and WI.
liam r. Hatch. Tho interment was in tna
South Main street cemetery and the fu-
| neral was in charge OF Deacon ii. Il.
Bentley. Mrs. I,ooms was born in St AL
bans. December "a 1881, the eldest dauGh'
| ter OF William and Eliza (Greene' Fuller
October II. 1873, she was married 10 Ho'
| land lOomis Of Sufield. Conn. three chll'
drcn were born to them. two sons NIllard
| Rurdett and Joseph Converse, ana oha
daughter, Jennie Porter. The daugh'er
died at the age of two years ana tho TWO
sons died when they were about * years
old Mrs. LOOMS is survived by two
brothers, Willard A.. of Flatfsburgh'
Erasmus H., of this city, ana one son s's'
tor Mrs. Helen f.. Converse Of Hartford,
Conn.
| The Wedding Of Miss Caroline NeNnoa
DcIisle. daughter of herbert +. p"l'lsle
and Wayland Francis Batsoh OF New
Haven, Conn. will take place from ST.
(Coutinued ON Third Pageo
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FOR SAIE--Fnrm of l25 acres, fair build
incs. strong productive land. running
water at house and barn. 1,5o" sugar
trees, sugar house, ovaporator and
buckets plenty wood. some timber near
saw mills. school and Il. +. H., AL
farming tools, viii carry Is coos and
team, cream taken at door, good To-
cation, main road, good apple orchard
Owner wishes to sell Immediately and
will include growing crops. Price, 1880,
half cash. bal. on easy t'r:Is. call on
or address t.iw. Cowan. Box 16 North
Iydo Park, VT. ,G2, d&w,1t.
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81, p" BUYS a 100 acre farm. two miles to
Village six miles TO railroad. r. +. d.,
meadows smooth and free from stone,
200 sugar trees newly equipped. a large
amount Of timber all necessary farming
tools. cream separator and dairy tools,
together with - COWS and all fodder put
into barn. Possession given October l.
Terms $500 cash, balance to suit no bet
ter bargain in Vermont. Apply at once
to ]. T.. Hunt, Real Estate, ESSEX juno
ton, VI. l,wtf
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JERICHO.

Frank Howe went Wednesday to Loon
Lake to work for the summer as bell
boy.-Mrs. Julia Moulton and Mrs. Mary
Lowry were in Burlington Saturday,
Mrs. William Gibson OF Montpelier came
to town Friday to visit friends. Miss
Della Ross of Burlington Is stopping
with her parents for short time.
The Rev. and Mrs. Campbell and fam
lily will go this week to Colchester point
camping.--A party from Burlington were
guests ut Mr.. Small's Sunday .--Mrs. W. j
Gibson Of Montpelier. who has been visit
ing friends here few days. returned t.
her home Montlhv.--F'red Pcrcival anf
family will SO this week to Mallctts Bay
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REST FARM BARGAIN IN VERNON r..
80 acres, 100 acres of iDtcrNale. S2."1
worth of timber. modern barn, ooNir,
with basement. good house. running WA
ter, main road, Il. +. d., cream taken
at the door. 81 COWS and hcifcrS, all
fntniinr and dairy tools, estimated ~
tons of hay, large cut of course fodder,
all put IN the barn in good condition,
possession October I. Price. S5.1oc, :! OK
cash. bal. to suit j. +. Hunt tho Bar
gain Finder, Essex Junction, VI.
2w2t.
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FARM FOR SALE, 30 acres. 125 acres
lard and soft timber. enough to pay
for the farm, harm 4Oxi0. nice tic up. 81
head Of cattle, horse barn 22y sc. spring
water, Groom house with I. 22X2i, 80
rods to school. will keep % cows and
team A bargain. 1sno. J. II. Drew. Real
Estate. Hardwick, W.
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RICHMOND.

Miss blanche Narncy. stenosrapher at
the Vermont Condensed Milk company,
started Monday on a 90 days vacation. She
will spend IL part of the time with her
mother in Starksboro and also visit
friends in Northampton. Mass. AMI York
reach. John O'Rrien and Fred Meter
ny Of New York city. who have been
rpe ndine two weeks with Mr.. O'Bren's
Parents, returned Saturday noon to New
York-B II. Norton and wife of Fair
Haven arc spending their vacation with
their mother Mrs. II. r. Nort"n.-M.
G. I.eary and bride returned from their
wedding trip Friday night.-'rhe Rich
mcnd base ball team went tn Fort Ethan
Allen Friday and defeated tnat team 8 tn
6. Notwithstanding the fact that tho post
team reported this game to stand 3 to
I in favor Of their team, the actual
score was s to q In favor Of Richmond
and the game between that tear, and
Richmond. played at Richmond last week
was reported wrong, ms they both were
won by Richmond. The home team has
not lost on, OF the series Of games this
senson and would like II so understood.
Mr.. Lacey has reopened the bakery re-
Gently closed by Mr.. Brown. Rich
inond Lumber company have closed eAcir
plant for the month OF July for repairs
Sand taking account Ct stock.-Chasles
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MoRsE's LINE.

Mrs. Charles Yates of Rochester. y. T.,
and Mrs. Lousia johnson Of ST. Armand
East visited at the home of j. H. Pierce
on Monddy.-II. \. Fuller and wife were
IN Enosburgh on Monday to attend the
funeral of Rodney Hoden.-W. n. Duha
has gone to Sheldon Junction with J. NJ.
Hill Jr's. horses, where he will train them
The boiler has been set for the manu-
facturc Of cedar oil.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
c. II. Phelps Wednesday, July 5.--tieorge
w. Chaffee and family Of Somervlle,
Mass, are visiting at +. a. Moser s.
". J. Ruhlce Of Burlington is at the
home Of his sister. Mrs w. r. Noble
Mrs. Martha Duclos of St. Adams visit
cd her neice, Mrs. A. C. Derby.-Miss
Myrtle Mosier of Mddlcbury College is
home for the summer vacation.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Guy Willoughby and family arc stay
ing at their cottage at Long Point
party OF six from Burlington visited
the cave on Deans mountain Sunday
aftcrnoon.-John Scguin and some friends
went to Long Point last week and
brought home 119 fish.--Mrs. Wheeler OF
Bristol visited friends in town last week.
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WILLISTON.

The ladies will give a sugar social at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Wed
nesday cvcninE.-Mr. and Mrs joel Alger
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. w. r.
Tarhox.-fIcnry Curtis ard family of
darlington were in town Sunday
A. l.. Bingham and Frank Talcott were
at Pixies Peak Saturday.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little it costs to tell thol-
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-
tisemcnt. 21,Wtf
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ST. GEORGE.

IMcius Cotcs, who leased the farm OF
Mrs Harris. better known as the SUIT
ton farm, has abandoned the same,
claiming the cows were not as repre-
scented and therefore could not pay his
rcnt.-Mrs. j.. II. lsham and Miss Eliza
Isham were in town one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Millham drove Ia
Huntington Saturday to spend a few days
with Mrs. r.. r. Collns.-Mr. and Mrs
George Mansfield are entertaining
friends from Boston.-E. II. sutton. who
was reported as dangerously sick last
week, is some bctter.-Ncws is received
here that walter DOwner was married
in Boston on the End of July.
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ONE, CHESTNUT HORSE FOR SALE
Age "A. good worker, not afraid of any
thing Weight 100" pounds. price 5000
also double wagon nearly now. price
$50 David Frary IInesburgh.
163 II &, wv q IL
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ENosBURGH.

The next meeting of the Y. j. 3 c. u.
will be in Memorial Church Thursday
evening. July l3-Mrs. James Kidder haS
gone to Greensboro to visit her daush'er'
Mrs. d. II. Fairbanks. Clara Carpenter
has returned from Tice. where she ma"
been caring for her sister, Mrs, william
kidder. who is now much better
George Nichols had hefer killed by
lightning n few days ago MIR. and Mrs.
..elson Davis Of Clinton. Mass, former
residents of this town, are visiting old
time friends
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $50 for set Of
Two volumes. Tho second volume alone
sl.25. Free Press Association. Burlng-
ton, VT 3l,wly
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TO RENT.

FURNISHED FIVE. ROOM COTTAGE to
rent on Willshorc Point, y. Y. Lake
Champlain. Scventy-fNe dollars for sea-
son. Address, the Rev. NJ ". Smith.
Rutland. VT. lG2 Gt&w.lt,
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Eliza Ann Cary has gone 10 Eden
to visit friends, Mrs. John Cram and
daughter. Eleanor of cohrain, Mass. are
visiting at =. J., Parmelec s-rhc c. &.
band will give an open air concert Frida Y
evening, July II. mt which the King q
Daughters will serve ice cream and cake.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALtt-Empty -four or new barrels
for apples IN car lots or less. Can ana
zee them. Horace L. Saxton She'hurne
VI Al 26t&50w
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So ACRE FARM for sale cheap and on
easy terms. II. H. Tilley, ST. George.
W 152.d&wt
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FARMS for sale; also nice residences in
Nforrisvile, Burlington and Hardwick-
O. u. .hoate, MorrsVillc. ".w1m
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use TINS
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
Inent would be read by many possible
buyers. S""ti
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
uured. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from 80 to
1,00C lines within twelve consecutive
months.
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HOW ABOUT THIS FARM ?

115 acre, 20 cow farm, strong soil,
good buildings nice sugar works, 100
to $50 NJ. saw timber. easy to get ~.
NJ to Marshield village, II. +. d. and
tel. Price, $4,000, including dairy, SUI
gar and farming tools; y cash. Send
I0c for 500 farm catalogue and map
of Vermont. Several desirable cot
tages on Lake Champlain for sale or
rent.
Live and paying livery for sale, 16 horses
md full equipment. carriages, harness.
robes, etc Doing a business of SIS to so
daily. Must be sold as owner is to leave
State.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE CO.
lac \. st. Paul street,
Burlington, W.