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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Richard Scguin. whose leg was broken
by kick from a horse, is able 10 be
out on rutchcs.-RCad Commissioner
1'acon is having Il number of rocks
blasted out of the highway in this part
Of the town William Graham is dong
the work.-Willam Chatiicld. l.. Y. NJ.
o6. visited friends in town "Wednesday
ana Thursday.-M baldwin started
Friday for visit to relatives in Canada
Thirteen teachers and three mcmbo re-
OF the school board attended the teach
ers' meetings in Shclburnc ana Essex. -
Frank Blake has moved to a place in
Monkton. which he purchased of Law
renee Lapointo.
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Finger of Bakersfield and j. w. PomeroS
Of this place.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
arthur lsham Monday morning, May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. kclton spent Sunday
with the family of Mrs. Abbie Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Shattuclk of East
Fairfield spent Sunday with Mrs. Shat
tucks brother, j. w. Grccn.-Miss Mar
garct Brown entertained hor mates at
Il birthday party on the lawn at t. Nc
Fceters's residence on Orchard street
Saturday afternoon.--Thc Wheo1ock aeso-
citation of the Free Baptist Church hold
their annual meeting here beginning
Thursday. June I. and continuing over
Sunday. The sessions are free
The funeral services of Alanson A.
Kendall were conducted by the Rev T..
f.. White at the home mt two o'clock
Monday afternoon. The bearers were u.
C.. J.. c. and II. u. Kendall and J. Fish.
Music was rendered by a 1tiartctte con
sisting of w. n. Yaw, Mrs. o. Merrill,
Miss May Baker and C. r. AbclI The
services at the cemetery were in charge
of Lincoln Lodge. T.. and A.. NJ. Of
which the deceased was a member An
| error in the publication of n notice Of
Mr.. ktndalls death made IL read that
nc was an Office seeker The sentence
was intended to read that he was not
an ono" so"kcr-Mr. ana Mrs w r.
noble, VINO were summoned from Woods
lNllo y. D.. Saturday by Mr.. kcndairs
serious condition. arrived in the carly
evening Mr.. Noble returned Monday af-
ternoon, but Mrs. Noble -nd the children
arc staying for a few days--c. J. Fcrru-
son. tho secretary of the state Anti
Saloon League will occupy the pulpit or
tho Methodist Church next Sunday
morning and the Rev. Il. l.. Dustin If s..
johnsbury in the evoning-Thc Rev l.
H. Elliot of Waterbury, the SECRETARY
of the Vermont Bible society, was i'm town
Monday on his return from West f.noe-
bursh He made some calls here The
| first quarterly conference Of the Moth
odist Church will he held in the church
Innrlors Friday evening. The presiding
elder, the Rev. g. w Hunt, will he nras-
I"ht'-rho Roy Evarts Kent, who is com.
lhg from Dunlap, Iowa. to Enosburgh
conversational 'McmoriaD Church. is ex-
lp"ctod 10 arrive with his family hv wav
OF 500 line Thursday forenoon-rhe Roy.
lf. f.. White is being entertained this
week in the family Of T.. j. Parmcloo.
Pro-momorial exercises were hold in
the school here Monday, consisting Of
speaking music, etc. Gen. e. r. Marsh
representing tho O. a r. wns rresert
land made remarks that were approciatcd
by all. Parents and friends were nros
cat and altogether it was an intorostirr
tme.-Nr. and Mrs. n. G. Titomore Of
West Franklin visited a Mrs. Titemoro's
brothers. Or c. a. Pratt. Tuesday She
Is remaining a few days-Earnest Levi,
lof St Adams WAS in town Wednesday.
Inc commencement exercises of the high
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WEST BOLTON.

Darwin Jones and wife of I'arrc ar,
visiting ut his fathers. Byron Jones, for
a few dnNs.-Mr and Mrs. Homer Grower
OF Essex called ON friends in town sun
dAN'-Mr AMI Mrs. Loren jennings OF
Richmond spent Sunday with Mrs. w
II. Davis, his sistcr.--Mrs. O. j. iIosforo
and son. Carol. were in burlington sat.
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ellsworth
~ Pleasant Valley called ON Mrs W. A
Hall rcccntly.-J H. Smith has finiins,
work mt Joncsvillc and has returned
homc.-W. c. Guvettc is moving int,
the house he recently bought of G.. W
Gordon.
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WILL1sTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Five Lucia of BURLINGTON
We're at Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Croto's Sun
lday.-li"nry Lawrence of burlington was
at his farm in 1'alcott roccntly-Onc of
the twin sons of Mrs. Rose is sick with
The measles ana threatened with pncu-
mona Mr.. Moshcr has returned from
'hclsca.-'rhc sad news of Mrs Harriet
TarhoX's death was received here last
week. She died ut her sons home i'm
Montpelier. She leaves besides that son
a daughter. Mrs. S. II. Bssonctte In Char
lesion, S. &, She was II sister of Seymour
CaHwoll of this town and of Mrs. Maria
Pierce of Huntington. Her home was in
| this town for ycars.-Th're Was So
| cinl at The church Wednesday evening
Nav 81
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HINESBURGB.

Mrs Susan Ray and Mrs. a. H. Cain
ana two children Of Burlington spent "A
few days in town the first of the week.
Miss Mary Dow is visiting in bridgeport,
Conn. Miss Nay OBr.n of burlington
Visited friends in town last weck.-Mr.
and Ms. Fay Clark Of Waterbury are
spending n few days in town.Airs. vii
liam Hcgor died sunday. May p. after
Il short illness With pneumonia and tn,
funeral was held at the home Monday,
the Rev. G. c. Adams officiating. Several
from this town attended the patriotic eX-
ercises at ST. George ON Monday. Miss
Pessie Weeds school united with the
st. George school in observance of the
day-.i.icut. Charicna I3ushoy. who has
spent several morths with his mother
went last week to join the Salvation
Army.-Mr. and Mrs. John Hart have a
new daughter.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilton have gone
to st. Adams to visit their daughter Mrs
DR.. Paigc.-p. Como is to have a telephone
in his harness shop.--An entertainment,
was held at Undcrhil Centre Saturday
attended.
A liberal contract To Il live. cncrgcti C
man who will devote n portion of his
time to selling insurance. Write to ]. l..
Hall. General Agent Burlington. W.
Miss Sadie Booth is visiting her sister
Mrs. NJ. y. Small.--Thc schools had me-
mortal exercises in the hall Monday after
noon, after which, they marched to the
cemetery to decorate the graves with
flags-Mr. and Mrs. Grace and daughter
Winnie. of Fairfax were calling on friends
here Saturday and Monday.-Mrs. Ida
Doom. who has been staying with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Como went Sun.
day to tndcrhill for a time.--NIr. and Mrs
George Iluntrcss of Colchester were in
town Sunday.-Mr. ana Mrs John Gar
land of Wiliston were in the village Sun
day.
Mrs. Albert Barney of Essex juno
ton, Mrs Cillcy and daughter. Jessie.
of burlington were in the village Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Rand. Mrs. ]. Moul-
ton and Mrs. Mary Balch went to Rich
mond Wednesday as delegates to the
county convcntion.--W. a. Gale of Barre
was in town Tuesday on busincss.--H.
Hchort is making extensive repairs ON
his house MIR. and Mrs Grow and little
daughter of Wcstfo.d were guests over
night Tuesday of Mrs. Norah Lane.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merton c. Shattuck visited
n EnosburGh Falls over Sunday, tina
guests OF Mrs. Shattuck's brother. -Ths
congregation of the Union Church have
extended call tn the Rev. Mr.. Clark. who
has boon supplying the pulpit for The
past four months, for the coming year
Mrs. y. Trudeau of Sheldon was thG
guest OF tho Rev. and Mrs J. NJ. Coffin
over Sunday.-Quite few from here at.
tended Episcopal services at Fairfield
Centre Sunday evening. May 2S.-Mrs. w..
NJ. Wells was the guest of Mrs Bertha
Bursin of Fairfax over Sunday.-Mrs. DR..
Curlcy of Frovincetown. Mass. who was
called here by the death of her father
last week, will remain in town two
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs a. y. Mum led the Christian En-
deavor meeting Sunday EVENING". j.
Ross came home Saturday to stay until
Tuesday with his parcnts.-Frod Bis
sonctte and wife of Shcburnc visitc,
n. a. Hickford over Sunda y.-Shel,lon
Al"cr and wife of Monkton spcnt Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Ayers par
Icits. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpcntor-G
W. Saylcs spent Sunday in Starksbor,
lat T., II. Wyman' There are sovera
cases of German measles in town.-'rh,
funeral of Mrs. TarboX was held from
the Union Church Monday afternoon AT
one O'Clock. the Rev. NJ. r.. France OF
liincsburgh officiating.
o. j. Tomlnson and family have re
turned from Canton, Mass.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Exercises appropriate to Memorial day
were held ut all the schools Monday
Afternoon. Miss Millhams scholars. after
speaking and singing, marched to the
cemetery near by and decorated thu
graves of four soldiers who arc buried
there.
George Wheeler, who went to California
for his health about Il year ago, returned
home Thursday. somewhat improved
Michael Crowley of Whitehall. ~ "
spent a few days at home here the frs,
of the week
a party of Young people from Fourth
street went to Shclburnc pond for picnic
Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Gay
Fog Monday. May %.
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FLETCHER.

y. w. Church, who is in poor health
and who is stopping with son, Leslie
in Cambridge. was able to ride here Sun
day and spent the day on his farm. Mrs
Harlan. who has been in town. Will 20
to l'nderhiIl soon and keep house for
Thaddous Whipple.-The Ladies' Aid NEE,
with Mrs Eva Hooper June S.-Willis
Gray has moved to his farm recently pur-
chased of NJ. Il. Hoopcr.-N. b. Blair was
in town last Thursday and sold to De
forest Robinson piece of land off from,
his farm adjoining his village place.
There is talk OF bringing water to supply
the village from spring on the Blair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01

We, tho subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of chittcnden
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF al
persons against the estate of Sanford
Wager, lnto of Burlington, in
said district deceased. and ais,
all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto: and six months from
tho day of the date hereof being al
lowed by said court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice tina,
we will attend to the duties OF our ap-
pointmant at the office of Elihu b.
Tart; IN me Gonit n""se e. ~ ~. huriing-
days of June and November next at 1C
o'clock A. NJ. on each of said days
Dated shis 27th day OF May. 1905.
Flihu II. Taft.
Orman i. Ray
4Sw3t commissioners.
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FOR SALE--A farm of 100 acres. smooth,
clean moving. strong black soil, a largo
modern barn. fair house, 200 sugar
trees equipped. abundance of wood. 80
NJ soft timber, fine running spring
water. nice orchard. main road, Il. r.
H. and telephone, l. young cows, mower
and rake, with all this years crop of
hay in the barn. Possession october l.
Price for all $500, $500 cash. balance 500
per year, 800 now secures this trade
Location three miles from the beautiful
village of Greensboro and Caspian lake.
Vt. Tho j. f.. Hunt Real Estate Agency
Essex Junction, Vt. 4S,I
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

ing was of the most harmonious
gatherings Imaginable The meeting was
| a large one and voted to bond for 81 coo
for Sidewalks. also instructing tho city
council To put in an air COMPRISING
| plant for the operation of The fire alarm
whistle and also authorized the council
| to appropriate Il sum of money for band
concerts this summer.
Henry A. Dunbar Of this city. formerly
| u conductor on the Central Vermont. has
brought suit through his attorney. a. A.
! Hall and Brigham and Start against the
railroad. to recover for damages alleged
to have been suffered in the accident at
| Cambridge on March 10. 1904. The plain
tin alleges serious injury to one leg and
seeks to recover 5000.
| w. II. NOrcc, manager of the Vermont
| Power & Manufacturing company. has
been appointed general manager of the St
Adams Street Railway company and it
is expected will take over the active man
agemcnt Of that property on June 1. This
announcement. covering as it does the
practical amalgamation of two of St. AL
bans most important business enterprises.
will he hailed with great satisfaction by
the public and buinoss men generally. 4
reorganization of the railway will natur-
! ally follow.
me business OIL '''e >er'''h' ROVER
anu Mah"Iac'u''nS company IL ASSUMING
DIG proportions ana IL Is eNPcc'e" th't
contracts VIII soon ne maze ior thc hEht-
ing OF inc villages oil Cambridge ana 'el-
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Inc announcement Oh II pcqueSt VI s'""
from the estate OF Mrs. d. gregory
smith TO the Warner home Tor i|'te
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statement gwen out AZ the annual meet
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Ellen Day. Miss Fannie Day and
Marguerite WOlcott spent Saturday and
Sunday in Barrc.-Mrs. Mary Collins has
gone to Massachusetts for the summer. -
The young men of the Baptist Church will
give an entertainment In the vcstry of the
church next Friday night consisting of
music. tablcauX and charades, after
which they will serve ice crcam.-Mrs
Fayette Calkins has gone to New Hamp-
shire to visit her sister
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Clara Harris went to MOnkton last
Friday whore she will spend week or two
with her sister. Mrs. A. ~. Thomas
Thu schools in town We're closed last Fri
day that the teachers might attend tho
teachers convention at Shclburnc tina,
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MILTON.

Union memorial services were held Sun
day at tho Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Rev. j. 4. lSaxendale preached AS the
Rev. r. u. tIerrick. who was to hava
preached was III and unable to be there.
Tho church was prettily decorated with
tulips ana other cut flowers and ported
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY JUNE l. 1905

day.-Thc teachers and pupils Of the
Baptist Sunday school are making prep
arntions to observe Childrcn's day the
second Sunday in Junc.--Mrs. l.. A. Rich
and two children. who have been spending
a few days with Mrs. Rich's parents. Dr.
and Mrs. w. RI. n. Varney, returned to
their homo in Burlington Monday.-At tho
close of tho afternoon session, Monday.
the teachers and pupils Of the two schools
at Baptist Corners repaired TO the two
cemeteries and decorated the soldiers
graves with flowcrs.-Mrs. Joseph Foss,
who spent several days Of last week with
friends here. went to Burlington Friday
evening, where she was to remain over
Sunday. Before returning to her home
in Hyde Park she will visit relatives
in 1u1crhill and Fletcher.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Rose Ellis of Huntington and hcr
sons wife. Mrs. Barton Ellis of BOSTON,
come Tuesday to spend the week with
her son. j. n. Ellis. of this place.
Hicks received news of his wife's death
in Burlington Saturday. He went down
on the train Saturday night and will re-
main until after the funeral and until
he can find homes for his two little chill
drcn.
Mrs. Bctscy Lane Of Minneapolis. MINI
came Tuesday to spend the summer with
her niece, Mrs. A. A. Ilcrrick Mrs. g
w. Writer'S and Miss Ncttic Ashley of st
Adams will spend Thursday with their
sister, Mrs, c. w. Granger,
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FARM FOR SALlI-2D acres, 30 acres
wood land besides sugar place Of 100
trees, one milo from WClcott village
and railroad. will keep 20 head of cat
tie and team. A bargain. $500. J. II.
Drew. Real Estate. IIardwick. VT
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FOR LE.-Millcr House, hancock,
VT, Just newly rcfttcd. large business.
second class license. sure license town.
For further particulars inquire or Ar
thur l.. Miller. Hancock, Vt. aS,w,at
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FOR SAII,-5.Non shares Of the Arcade
Crude oil stock ] will guarantee seven
pcr cent. the first wear on the money
INFESTED. For further information nd-
dress j. n. Vaughan, Ga Corey street.
Everett. Mass. iS,wit
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school No. Q, visited the Jonesvllc school
where rhetorical exercises were held by
the two schooIs.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pow
ers of Waterbury and two children were
tho guests of MIR. and Mrs. 8. +. Andrews
over Sunday.-Mrs. Fanny Clark was
taken Tuesday night with hemorrhage Of
the lungs and was several hours uncon-
scious. She was little better Wcdncs-
day morning
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FOR SALE.


TWO CHOICE LITTLE FARMS near
beautiful village; one OF - acres capac-
ity cows and horse: nice little fruit
orchard, good water, comfortable build
ings. large house, nice location; Iricc
81 800, half cash. balance easy; 35-acrc
place; good house and barn, excellent
fruit, land nearly all tilablo. with small
quantity saw timber. running wafer;
price $3.50. half cash. balance on rea
sonable payments. These are two very
pleasant homes, both on main thor
oughfare.
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FARMS for sale. of all descriptions. in
Caledonia and Orleans counties. Write
mo what kind of a farm you want. and
/ will send You description. Or if you
will come to flardwick. will meet you
at station and show some fine farms
at low price. W. L. Dow real estate
agent, Hnrdwick. VI. i1w.4t.
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may no
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from 80 to
1000 lines within twelve consecutive
months,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Eta (Shedd Rublee. wife Of
ii. j. Rublee, formerly of Mont gomcry.
aged "a years. died at the home of w.
r. Noble, May 90, of tuberculosis. The
funeral was held at the house sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. The Rev.
Carl j. Peterson of East Berkshire Of
ticiated assisted by the Rev. G. A.
Emery of this place. At the close OF
the service Miss Anna Ladd at the or
gan played very softly, Lead Kindly
Light" The burial was in the East
Franklin cemetery. The service was
in charge of T.. II. Chamberlain of East
Franklin The bearers were w. r.
Noble. w. j. Riley, ID. +. sheldon and
|. V. Field. The noral tributes were
beautiful and represented the regards
of many friends. Among those from
out of town were Judge and Mrs. Otis
~ Kclton Of st. Adams Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Maurice, Mr.. and Mrs c. $. Par
ker. Mr., and Mrs. c. b. Gates, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Irudeau. c. F.. \adney.
G. Il. Hall, r. w. Hall. F. Bolt, Miss
Clara Wheeler Mrs and Misses Nina
and Amy Goodspccd of Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. McFeetcrs. Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. II, Farrell of Enosburgh Falls. Mrs.
A. ]. Merrill. Mrs. II. NJ. Pelton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gates of Rich
ford MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. r. {. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. NJ Shedd and A. d. Whit
ney of Franklin,
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F. H. McGINNIS,
REAL. ESTATE BROKER,
Essex Junction. W.
ESTATE OF II. j. JAMESON, ODE
CEASED.I

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District
Of Grand Isle. Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against II. o.
Jameson. late of Alburgh, in said dis
,rict. deceased. hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose of examining
and allowing said claims at Alburgh on
Tuesday, June 20, 1905, and ON We'd
nesday. December 90. 1908. at the resi-
from o'clock a. m. until 4 o'clock
p. m, each of said days. and that six
months from the goth day of Dcccm-
Der. ~. d., 1905, is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Alburgh, this 2Sth day of
May, A. d., 1905.
w. j. jameson, Adm.
Expires December 90, 1905.
II. w. MARVIN,
NJ M. DEAN.
4s.w3t Commissioners.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-A desirable tenement with
garden at Westminster station. VT.
good location for "A temperate and indus
trious machinst or carpenter. No bum
need apply. w. y. FAIR, Westminster
Station VT. Plenty Of work. 104d&wtf
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FOR SALE.

ONE LARGE WORK HORSE for sale
cheap; one fvc-yc1r-old Morgan cot
and one tlvc-ycar-o!d Alexander colt APP
ply at c. a. Sumner farm. Colchester,
VT 1266t&w.lt.
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $50 for set Of
two volumes. The second volume alone
SIS. Free Press Association, Burlng-
ton, Vt 3l,w1y
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to nire
help or to sell farm should use TINS
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possible
buyers. 3"w'i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
WANTED.

WANTED--A good all around farm hand
must be temperate and good mixer:
also a boy who can milk five COWS ana
make himself generally useful. A good
home and good wages. ". V. farr,
Westminster sta, VT l2S, d&wlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01

TAXIDERNISr-A kinds OF ornamen-
tai taxidermy done tn order. Skins
tanned and lined. First class work
guaranteed. e. A. Carpenter, Nor-
GENES, Vt 4l,w8t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE how little it costs to tell thou
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 adver
tiscmcnt. .1,wtf