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WINoosKl.

Announcement Is made of the coming
marriage of Miss Emma May. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l.. Thomas to Wal
lace Henry Howard of Burlington. The
ceremony will take place at Trinity Epis-
copal Church Wednesday evening, April
&c, Mt 1880 o'clock
Two deaths OF well-known people
occurred in the village Tuesday. The
first was that of Mrs. Mary (Prentiss)
Pratt, wife of Joseph Pratt, who died
at her home on North street carly Tues
day morning after Il weeks illness
with pneumonia. Mrs. Pratt was born
in Milton. 55 years ago, and In 1871 was
married to Joseph Pratt of this village.
She is survived by her husband. three
sons. Edward and Joseph OF this viii
lage and Henry, Il soldier on his way
home from the Philippines. and three
daughters, Mrs. Ferdinand Barber.
Mrs. Bert st. Moore and Miss Anna
Pratt OF this village. Mrs. Pratt was
up to few years ago one OF tho
largest women In the village, she
Weighing about $50 pounds. For the
past few years she has been falling
and at the time Of her death weighed
about $50 pounds. The funeral was
held from st. Francis Xavier Church
yesterday morning Mt eight o'clock.
John Hamilton died at hts home at
Mallctts Bay Tuesday morning about
nine o'clock after an illness OF one
week with pneumonia. Mr.. Hamilton
had been i'll the greater part OF the
winter and had been undergoing treat
ment. The past month he was able to
bs about and recently purchased the
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.REVIR DINA EKAL YB

SOD farm. SIN to Burlington. large
house, good repair. fair barn. pleasant
location, beautiful shade trees, lots
fruit and berries, $500 worth wood,
fine picnic or camping grove on river,
some stock, full outfit tools. Price $2,-
200; cash $1,000. bal. easy.
260a farm, 10 miles to Burlington, 40
COW capacity, large barn with base
ment, cost over $4,000. fair house, r.
water, plenty fruit. fine location on
Lake Iroquois. heavy rich loan soil
With . horses, 80 cows. new set farm
ing and dairy tools, s6,25O; cash ST.
500. bal. easy.
Send 10c. for new 500 farm catalog
and pocket map of Vermont.
THE REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE CO..
Opp. Van Ness House.
Burlington, Vt.
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WESTFORD.

MISS Perlcy of Fairfax was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder over
Sunday-John Ballard is seriously ILL.,.
Mrs. Ray Grow and daughter have
returned from few days visit in
Milton.-Mrs. Charles Kimball is con-
fined to the house by illness.-There
Will be promenade in the town hall
on the evening of April rs. Music
Will be furnished by r. A. Perry and
Leslie Howard-Miss Mary L. Jack
son went to Milton Monday to begin a
term OF school-Miss Electa Rogers.
who is visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary
Henry, Is i'll with the grip.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Lewis Carpenter IS visiting herl
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Wood.-|
G. II. Brush was in st. Adams the l4thl
on businesses. l.. Judd of Georgia was|
in town the 18th and rented the I.cwis|
story placed to G. 6. Orton.--The Rev.
X. o. Hun. keeps about tho same
Teachers of the Bellows Academy spent
the afternoon of Saturday at K. c. Ball
lards sugar hush wh'rc they wor,|
served with new sugar.-Dr. pettey|
spent n few days with his brother, thcI
Rev. Henry rotteY. of Champlain, asst
wcck.-'rhe Rev Mr.. Gotta prca .hed at|
the BAPTIST Church Sunday Arlil 16-|
Il. NJ Ballard has sold As acres of wood j
land on Georgia I'ill to Fred Cherries /
IF. A. Wood has sold his gray team I'd
Mr.. Fisher of Essex Junction.-D. b..
Beardslcy started the road machine Sat ]
urday smoothing down the roads-II. ~.
lTall of Lowell is visiting old friends I'M
town.-Mr and Mrs. Adclbort Mnrr od
Boston is visiting his mother. Mrs. Id
8. Buols.-Mrs. George IIuntley Of West. j
ford was IN town the II looking forI
teachers.-Courty Examiner ". IT, Del
wart was in town the 18th on busncss
in regard tn carrying scholars-J me 4
Smith IS quito sick with rheur,atism.-
Arthur Kennedy and wife visited Mr
Kennedy pprent's, Mir. and Mrs. NJ FL
Kennedy April li.-Miss Rood, tn \
Misses Wilkins and brother. Asa, rel
turned from Florida May Is, where thcT
have spent the winter.-Nathan AlfrcdJ
while cutting sugar wood. cut his foot
quite badly last wcok.-Some Of thd
makers have gathered their buckets :.
There has been small amount Of
sugar made.-'rhe Hon. John Kcndrick
and wife arrived in town from provi-
dence. II. l., the 18th.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The funeral of Orvis II. Ellis was at
tended from his late residence Saturday
afternoon at one o'clock. The Rev. S. T..
Perry of Bristol ofiicated speaking words
of comfort to the bercavcd family with
q. w. aylcs in charge. The house was
hllcd with relatives and friends who gath
cred 20 their last tribute of respect and
love The floral offerings were many and
beautiful The singing was by Mrs. II. a..
Norton. Miss Kathlcne Sayles and w. II.
Cady Friends were here to attend tho
funeral from burlington, Essex. Westford.
Richmond and ntpeller.--Mrs. w. IL.
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GEORGIA.

Ward Newton returned from North
Carolina last week as it did not seem
advisable to settle there, and on Mon
day he with his family started Tor
Colorado.-Martin Rankin is in poor
hcalth.-Mrs. Lorimer is gaining $40"
ly.-Gladys Churchill has returned I"
Mr.. Pixies for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
opened on Monday with the folloWlnS
teachers: Miss Magin in No. !, ha'o
Wood In No. .. Maud Paris in NO. T.
Eva Macombcr in No. 3, Violet Mc'ai
rol in No. 7. Marion rorrey in No. >
Sara Scott in No. 10, Ella Cleveland l"
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ESSEX CENTER.

Clark II. Small. aged &C years died
Monday morning after a short illness
with paralysis. He was IA kind neighbor
of generous and sympathetic nature
and always ready to assist others in tho
hour or trouble and afflicton. The fu-
neral will be held at his home Thurs
day ut ten o'clock with burial at ST.
George.-While Clara Devino and dauph-
ter were driving the team OF Hosea
Wright Sunday the horse ran into the
ditch, throwing them out and tipping
over the carriage. The woman and child
were severely bruised The horse was
stopped shortly after freeing itself from
the carriage. which was badly broken
Mary Peck and Mamie Tanner of Wi
nooski were visitors at II. r. Halls last
saturday,. Sweet is moving and will
occupy the farm of G.. Calking.
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ST. GEORGE.

NJ. w. Hinsdill and Mrs. w. G. West
colt with little Miss Mildred White were
called to Essex on Sunday OF account of
the moro critical condition of Mr.. Clark
Small. who died late Sunday afternoon
Martin and Marguerite TilloY spent sun
day in Richmond the guests of Their oous-
ms, DIR. and Mrs. w. T. Til"y.-Mrs.
James Millham was taken suddenly III
from heart trouble while IN llinesburgh
last week Thursday.-Mr. ana Mrs. \. T..
Parker spent saturday and Sunday with
relatives IN Waterbury,.
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WILLISTON

Mrs. Elvira Talcott and Mrs. Mary
(TalcotO Whipplc. have sold their farm
in Talcott; consideration, s60O.-Thc
Onaway club met with Mr.. and Mrs. w
Il. Douglass Tuesday cvening.-GenC
Goodrich and Frank Narncy have moved
into Warren's block and will try indepen-
dent housckeeping.-Georg McMahon is
working in the creamery.-Mrs. Charles
Kenyon and son of Jericho were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hewett recently
G.. D. Warren and II. c. johnson were
in Richmond Tuesday to attend the meet
ing of the North Star Lodge of j. & A.
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old Thaycr farm at Mailctts Bay and
moved his family there. He was taken
Ill a week ago with pneumonia and in
his weakened condition was unable to
rally. Mr.. Hamilton was born in st.
GATHERINGS. Quebec. o3 years ago. and
has been II resident Of this village for
many years. He is survived by wife.
one son. Eugene Hamilton. and three
daughters, Mrs. Edward Turner. Misses
Agnes and Anna Hamilton. Mr.. Ham
ilton will be missed by wide circle
Of friends. lie was honest, ambitious
and industrious and was respected by
Gil who knew him.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Jessie Wabridgc Of West Enos-
burgh visited her sister. Myrtle last week,
Don Gates of Dartmouth College IS
spending his Easter vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Gates.-Miss Gold
Cowan spent Sunday with her parents
here.-Mrs. Belle Maynard has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
linCton, where she has been for treat
mont.-The ball game played Saturda y
afternoon between Bringham Academy
and the town team resulted in a victory
for the town tcan.--l'hc exhibition o.
the Destrict Skule," given by the mddl'
class of Bringham Academy Friday even
ing, April II. was a great success. Royce
II. Farrand of the L. V. NJ, Burlington
spent the Easter vacation at home.
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The mild and immediate effect OF
cwamp-Root. the great kidney and
bladder remedy. Is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for it's wonderful cures
OF the most distressing cases Swamp
Root will set your whole system right, and
the best proof of this Is trial.
SO COTTAGE ST., MELROSE, MASS.
DEAR SIR: Jan. 18th. 1904.
Ever since was in the Army. had
more or less kidney trouble. and with
IN the past year 1t became so severe and
complicated that suffered everything
and was much alarmed-my strength
ana power wa2 fast leaving me. | saw
an advertisement of Swamp Foot and
wrote. asking for advice. l began the
use of the medicine and noted a decid-
ca Improvement after taking Swamp
Root only a short time.
continued Its use and am thankful to
say that am entirely cured and strong.
IN order t. be very sure about this,
] had a doctor examine sorle of my
water to-day and he pronounced 1t all
right and in splendid condition.
know that your Swamp-Root is pure
~ vegetable and does not contain any
harmful drugs. Thanking you for my
complete recovery and recommending
swamp Root TO all sufferers am"
Very truly yours,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Georgia Goodrich Of Wil,iston has
been spending n few days with relatives.
-T;cllc White. Nina Fuller. Hazel Bates
and Alice Alser of the Randolph Normal
school are spending their Easter vaca-
ton with their rarcnts.-NIiss Cormicr
of Vcrgcrncs is working for the Western
Telephone ana Telegraph Co.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Atkins, who have been sick
with hard colds. ere convalcsccnt.-AIr.
AMI Mrs. Edward Crandall of South pur-
lirEton spent Sunday at the home Of
Albert Crardall.
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F. H. McGINNIS.

lDENIIEN IN RENTl ESTAI
Essex Junction, VI.

When you talk about farm bargains
what is the matter with these:
FARM of 81 acres only 51-c miles from
burlington, near Mallotts Bay, just the
place for vegetables and small fruits
Good house, plenty of out buildings, some
tools and wood lot. Price. sl.65o: cash
$500, balance easy at per cent.
HERE IS A CL1NCHER. 1lO-acrc farm
IL miles 10 village, good road. not hilly,
II. T.. ID. and telephone. Lard rolling not
stony, can raise potatoes enough in one
| year to pay for ii. lots of wood and some
| timber, good water, buildings fair. Win
trade for city property, price, sl2 per acre.
easy terms
| FARM of ~ acres, 3 miles from During
ton, large house. pleasant location. just
the place for summer boarders and gar
denng, fair barn. plenty of fruit, some
stock and tools, all for $3.50, cash $500,
balance easy.
| 800 farms for sale. send 10c. for new
spring catalogue ana pocket map Of Yer
mont.
| The Reynolds Real Estate CO., corner
Main and st. Paul SITS, Burlington VI.
| We Inv or sell ANYTHING in Real Estate
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
EAST FAIRFIELD.

Cleveland Morcy returned Tuosda v
morning from st. AIbans, where he has
been at work. Mrs. Eta Wells and son,
Alison, have returned from Enosburgh
Falls. where they have been visiting
friends and rclativcs.--rhcr will bn
Easter exercises at Union Church Sunday
morning before church scrvicc.-J. w.
kttclrs two little children, who have
been very i'll. are slightly improved The
Ladies' Aid society will meet with with
Mrs. ". NJ. Wells Thursday afternoon
Story's moving pictures and ontortain-
mont are at opera hall this woek-Mr.
and Mrs. Newton and family of St. Adams
were in town over Sunday, the guests Of
relatives. james Brennan, on the IIcrrcls
road, raised quite large barn Tuesday,
April 1S-This being Holy week St. Mary $
guild will hold no neetngs.-Thc Boston
x Maine railroad is putting up quito a
large storehousc for maple sugar near the
passenger station.
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TO Prove what Swamp.Root the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader Of the Free Press"
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness and suffering than other disease therefore,
when through neglect other causes kidney trouble is
permitted to continue fatal results follow
Your other organs may need sffennon-buf your KID
neyS most because they do first
Nyou sick or steel badly" begin taking Dr. HI.
mer's SwampR0o the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy, because your kidneys begin to get
better they will help sH the other organs health trial
VIII convince anyone.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Miss Jennie Machia is i'll with typhoid
fever at the home of her sister, Mrs. w.
j. Nye.-Walter Rice is at the home of
Dexter Rice, called there by the illness
OF his little daughter, who has pncu-
monia.-A party was held at the home
of G. T.. Rritch last Friday evening
Mrs. Dexter Rice, who has beer ILL., IS
able TO be out.
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COLCHESTER.

The Kings Daughters will hold sugar
social at the parish house Tuesday even
ing, April "a. The entertainment will conf
sist of music, tahleauX, etc. All are in
vited.-The union school opened Monday,
April II. with an enrolment OF 100.
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Teeth Extracted

Tho only ONCE In Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without q
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.Vt
Office hours. 10 to 3. Z to q,
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Swamp Root Is not recommended for
everything but it promptly cures kidney.
liver and bladder troubles, the symptoms
of which are--obliged to pass your water
frequently night and day. smarting or
irritation in passing. brickdust sedi-
ment in the urine, headache. backache,
lame back, dizziness, poor digestion. sleep
lessness. nervousness. heart disturbance
due to bad kidney trouble. skin erup-
tons from bad blood. neuralgia, rheu-
matsm. diabetes, bloating. irritaDility,
WORKOUT feeling. lack of ambition loss
of flesh, sallow complexion. or Bright 8
disease.
If your water. when allowed to rcmain
undisturbed in a glass or bottle for "a
hours, forms IL sediment or settlint, or
has cloudy appearance. it is evidence
that your kidneys and bladder need i'm
mediate attention.
Swamp Root is pleasant to take and is
for sale at drug stores the world ever in
bottles of two sizes and two priccs-fitty
cents and one dollar. Remember the
name. Swamp-Root. DIR. Kilmers swamp
Root. and the address, Binghamton. n.
y, on every bottle.
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FOR SALE.---A farm of 100 acres, good
buildings, strong productive land, run
ming water, 1.2t0 sugar trees. equipped
plenty of wood, some timber. good
neighbors. Il. +. D., telephone. cream
taken at tho door. all farming tools. IL
head of choice milking stock. All for
So 100: $500 cash, bal TO suit. Locations.
Greensboro, VI. Apply at once to The
J. +. IIunt Real Estat, Agency. Essex
junction, VI. 5",wU.
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MILTON:

Mrs. u. Il. Berklcy's opening the 18th
of April. d&w1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hall and
little daughter Of st. Adams were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Sturges over
Sunday.Miss Rcleaf Levenway is home
from the Normal school at Johnson for
her vacation.-Willam Laramy died Tues
day after Il long illness of heart trouble
and old age. He was ~ years old and has
been resident of this place for many
years and was much respected by all who
knew him. Tho funeral was held from
st. AIMS Church on Wednesday at ten
o clock.-Evan Hcadle has finished work
as night operator at the station and has
gone to Boston.-SolOmon Pcpn is home
from Burlington on bail.-lrving Potter
finished work in George Morse's store
Monday.-Niotor Cohen has rented Mrs.
~ G.. Grifiin's store and taken possession.
Mary Marquette has returned from st.
Adams where he has been at wOrk.-Mrs.
William Odlin is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Clark.-Lena and Ethel
Fountain of st. Adams are visiting their
grandparents. Mr.. and and Mrs. Isaac
Bombaid.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Squires have
moved into n. Mackay's house on tho
plains.-The Rev. j. #. Baxendale is At
tending conference this week at EnOs-
hurgh.-Mrs. George Rivers and little son.
who have been spending the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Miles.
has gone to her husband in Pennsylvania.
Holy Week services at Trinity Church
will he as follows: Monday and Thursday
evenings, prayer and sermon at $780, Good
Friday, morning prayer and sermon at
$50. evening prayer and sermon at 1880;
Easter evening, morning service 10 A. m.
evening prayer. p. M; Easter day, holy
communion, 1870 IL. M, evening prayer
and sermon at p. m. The Rev George
johnson will conduct the services
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FOR SALt,-1S2 acres, viii keep 30 COWS
and team, ono thousand sugar trees.
900 buckets. fully equipped, - acres
timber lard. good soil level and smooth,
spring water at house ard barn. ~
miles from Hardwick village. $1,000: 81
acres, Will keep ten COWS and team, 800
sugar trees. 40 buckets, arch, pans, etc.
good spring water, 3 miles from Hard
wick village. $50. Tell me what you
want. j. III. Drew. lIardwCk.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Reliabla mon to take orders
for nigh grade nursery stock. Outfit
free. Full weekly pay upon receipt of
orders IL years in business in New
England. The Il. G. Chase CO.. Nurs-
crymcn Maiden, Mass. S5,d&w. I'm.
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WANTED---A reliable and competent man
to take charge of the order and delivery
department on the lake for our general
store. Must have a good knowledge OF
groceries. Good position from May to
October to right party. Address. giving
age and experience. NJ l.. Marshall,
Mgr. Saranac Inn. n. Y. 9i,d3t&w1t.
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ter with his grandson, Archie Dague in
Richmond. has returned here to spend
the sumner with his daughter, MIR. J.
Gaines.
]. Pearl Stevens Of st. Adams is at the
home Of his mother. Mrs. Ellen Stevens,
i'll with tunsjLtis.
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TWO HOTEL BARGAINS.

Large modern hotel, % sleeping rooms,
all modern improvements, house furnished
from top to bottom, good livery barn, two
acres of land, real estate and personal
property, cost $4,000 only n few years ago.
Price. $1,000, will trade for part farm or
city property.
Good hotel, II rooms, also livery barn,
buildings in good repair, house and livery
doing a good business. VIII be sold cheap.
as owner is going to Alaska.
REYNOLDS r. T.. CO.,
Opposite Van Ness House, Burlington. VT.
40,wtf
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POSITION wanted by tirst-class furni-
turc salesman and undertaken, graduate
Mass. College E,rnbalmirg. Address Box
325, Barton. Vt. aS.ot&iI,w.lt.
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RICHMOND.

Lodge. r.. and A. NJ, Tuesday afternoon
officers were elected and appointed. In
the evening they were installed by Past
Master r. T.. Brown after partaking of an
excellent supper In the lodges dining
room. The officers follow: G. u. Warren,
w. NJ; Harry ]. Ellis. 3. W.: A. G. Gram
dali, ]. W.; +. Il. Andrews, treasurer; G..
G. Austin, secretary: =. r. Goodwin, s.
D.: II. IT, Sceley, J. D.: Fred Fay, $. s.;
Robert Towers, j. s.; Ira r.. Town. tyler;
NJ. y. Dimick. marshall; Steven Riggs.
chaplain; r. Il. Brown. NJ. d. Dimick and
A. L. Stevens. finance committee.
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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 re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from go to
1906 lines within twelve consecutive
months
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NOTICE how little it costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns of Ner-
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
ana you will get replies to your advcr-
tisement. 2I.wtf
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Frank Roscoe went TO Brookficld We'd
nesday on business.--Road Commissioner
Bacon is busy filling manholes and wash
outs.-Alec Bacon, who is In the Bur-
iington hospital. is reported much better.
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NOTICE

is hereby given to all persons holding
orGors against the town of huntington
10 present same for payment on or before
June !, 1905, as ] will psy no more in.
tercst on orders after that date.
BERT r.. MORRILL,. Town Treas
Huntington, VT. April 49, 1905.
42.w.3t.
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Cady has returned from a visit to her
daughter at Roxbury.--Miss Kate Ellis is
quite III with the grlp.-Afrs. Wilder of
Jericho is visiting her sister. Mrs. w.
Lcavitt Mrs. G. Il. Gorton is i'll with tho
grip ut the home Of her mother, Mrs. ..
II. Ellis.
Miss Kate Fills still remains very III
with pneumonia Polly Reynolds
of Burlington and Mrs. Florence South
wick of Montpelier arc spending few
days with Mrs. Cassandria Ellis.--Mrs. IL.
H. Van Dcusen has returned home from
Warren, where she was called by the
death of her father.-Mrs. Marcia Greg
DRY Is IN very poor health.-Miss Rctta
Ellis returned to New York Tuesday,
George Thrasher, engineer Mt Hill G.
Milcs's mill. il moving into George Wells's
tenement housc.-Miss Matte Thompson
and John Hill are added to the sick list
this wcck.--C. II. Gorton returned to his
home in Mcdford. Mass, Wednesday.
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A Money-Making Farm For Sale.

Capacity 40 cows; suitably divided
plenty wood fine sugar orchard. 600
miles to beautiful. large village and r.
X. station; X. f. D.. excellent ] y story
house, . large barns, large nav hog
$50 ton silo; good fruit orchard; horse,
80 extra cows, BULL yearlings. 1
brood sows and 90 shoats: everything
in farming and dairy tools used on an
up-to date farm; ensilage cutter, car
ricr and power Price $i.OtIO; first cash
payment $1,000. Catch ON quick II vol,
wnnt this big money maker. ! hive
or can find what you want to buy.
Apply to
F. H. McGINNIS,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Essex Junction, VI.