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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-09
(Continucd from FIRST rasc.)

Scribner are to move on to the Cour-
scy farm this spring. Extensive i'm
provemcnts are being made on the
Nash tenement on Garfield street,
One hundred thousand feet of pulp logs
have been hauled here from Lincoln
this wintcr.--Four young people united
with the Baptist church Sunday by
baptism.--Watcr pipes continue to
freeze. 1t is estimated that one-half
of the water takes in the village are
dependent on their more fortunate
ncighbors.-AIr Carrie Quiinby and
J. r. Wills continue seriously ILL.,
Mra. Sarah Dumas Is among tho latest
additions to the list of sick.--B. j.
Clark spent Sunday with his brother
in Lncoln.-Gcorgc Sumner has oc-
cupicd the farm in South Bristol re-
Gently purchased of the c. u. sumner
cstatc.--H. c. Brown of Richmond is
visiting his family for few days.
Scott Varncy of IIighgate Springs has
been visiting relatives here the past
week.-Mrs.. and Mrs. James snyder
have returned to Burlington after Il
few days visit herc--Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bcauprc have returned to Bur
ll1StOu dlNeI ~ DTl'l WISH III toWI.--
G. W. Pullman. who has been on the
sick list for several weeks, Is still con-
fined to the house.--Thc winter term
Of the graded school closes next week
Friday for Il vacation of one week.
Additional town officers elected Tues
day follow: Agent to deed raj estate,
W. W. Rider: town grand jurors, e. w.
Norton, T. y. Hin. G. w. Small: sections.
T.. A. Wood, G. W. Stcadman. Lewis Hurl-
burt, John Fitzsmmons; county grand
Jurors, T.. u. Sumner. q. w. Norton: petit
jurors. f. G. Wright. T.. w. Orvis, Frank
O'Neil c. T.. Munsill, Homer Hewitt. H..
w. Pollard; road commissioner. !. j. Muir
ray; voted the Bristol free library. $500:
voted W. G. Dunion Post s5) voted the
Greenwood Cemetery association. $500:
voted Il tax of 81. 81; 10 on the grand list
of l905 with "A discount OF four per cent.
on taxes paid before September 1.--Mrs. Nj.
r. Buttcrlicld of Middlebury is in town
called here by the critical illness Of her
father j. Il. Wills.-Wkr,m Labombard
is i'll and threatened with pneumonia -
Bristol had two road commissioners last
year and this year one, after ballotng
fou. tmcs-Gilman Brown. father Of
Mrs - j bristol OF this town and Mrs.
" Hey Wheeler of New fIaven died sud-
denly in Starksboro Wednesday morning
Miss Elizabeth Trumpass expects to 60
to New York next week to spend II part
of her vacation between terms of school,
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NEW HAVEN.

Tho community were saddencd by the
sudden death of Mrs. Mary Bot
tum on Wednesday last. The funeral
was held from her late home Friday
|aftcrnoon.--Mrs Albert Danbrook, who
has been sick for n long time is slowly
gaininG.-Glady' and Madalnc Everest
are sck.-J. u. Davis has rented his farm
to l.. W. Taft OF Bellows Falls formerly
Of New IIavcn.--Mr. Benson of Salisbury
has moved into IL. G. Pnlmers house.
Emerson I.aERdon and &. y. Dana are
numbered among the sck.-The Whist
club were pleasantly entertained by Mr..
ana Mrs. Eddie Ferguson Friday evening.
There were 30 present and all enjoyed Il
pleasant time The next meeting Of the
Whist club will be at the town hall March
H.
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CBITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

George l.. Pcasc of Burlington and Mr..
Fltch We're in the village Thursday and
competed arrangements for the opening
OF garment factory in this village. They
arc 10 occup! rooms In the brick building
Formerly hotel ut the corner of Pearl
ana Lincoln streets aud expect to b.
ready to begin running within two or
three weeks.
Mrs. Eliza Worthcn died Wednesday
hisht at the Fanny Allen hospital where
shc had been for treatment for about ten
weeks She had been i'll for several years
ana during that time has been tcnderly
cared for by her daughters, Mrs. George
'hXby or Essex Center. Mrs. }. III. Niclo.
Mrs Henry Tcachout and Mrs. Henry
Stafford of this place with ono or other of
whom she had made her home since the
death OF Mr.. Worthen in Madrid. n. ".
~ years ago She had suffered from many
complaints. had sustained Il broken hip
and her brain was somewhat affected.
Mrs Worthcn was born in Montreal
about 10 years ago. She was the mother
OF IL children. A boy and a girl died In
infancy and about three weeks ago
daughter. Mrs. Francis Seaman. died at
the Ogdensb,irg ". y. hospital. where
she had been for some years. inc others
are all living. They arc; Mrs. Jerome a.
Coleman of St Alhans, Miss Emma Wor-
then of Madrid. y. ". Mrs. Fred WOODS,
Mrs Sam Mallory and Mrs. Robert NAL
lory of Bennington and the four who have
already been mentioned. She is also sur
vivcd by three brothers. james and Den
mis- Hartford OF POtsdam. y. Y. and an
other in Masscna. n. y. Mrs. Teachout
was with her mother when she died. hay
ing been apprised of her low condition
! about six o'clock in the evening. The fu-
| neral was held at the home of Mrs.
| Henry Tcachout on Maple street at $50
o'clock Sunday afternoon. with burial in
tho village cemetery beside Mr.. Worthcn.
| NJ. r. and W. a. Donuhuc have opened
their new creamery at Pages Corner
The buildings which are all new are a
main building 36x3O. an ice house 3ox2.
and the engine lSx2O. Tho separator has
u capacity of $500 pounds per hour. The
engine is 1O-horsc power and the boiler
will furnish 1j-horse power.
Walter Pracc of St. Adams was arrest
cd at the homo of Mrs. Princ on the
Jericho road Monday by Deputy Sheriff
| J. ". Allen of this place for Sheriff
Kelley of ST. Adams. Brace was wanted
on Il charge of having stolen n watch
and some $2j in money some time ago.
sheriff Kelley came on the five O'Clock
| train and took him TO 81 AlhanS.
The Misses Rowe while driving from
| the Whitcomb farm TO- this village
Tuesday evening narrowly escaped Sc
rious injuries at the grade crossing of
the Central Vermont railroad on Park
street. They drove on the crossing
and the horse was knocked down by a
freight car of Il train being backed
down the track. Tho approaching
train was not visible on account of
ears standing on Il nearer track. The
the horse slightly injured.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Edward Crandall. mail carrier on
route No. !, who has been In poor
health all winter, is so much improv-
ed, he is able to carry the mail, COM
mencing March I.
T.. J. Butler is pcdding his mill, in
the city. having bought route of
Henry Holt of Spear street.
George Poirier has moved from +. V.
PriOr's house to the Ira Chase farm,
which he has taken on shares
Ezra Hoag of Sheldon spent few
days with friends in town the first of
the week.
There were 20 delinquent taxpayers
In town who were not allowed to vote
in town meeting
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. ". II. Stokes aud Miss Elizabeth
Nottingham entertained friends ut whist
Tuesday evening, February Is AT the home
Dt l.. II. Nottingham Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il.
Dudley are both on the sick list Mrs. T..
II. Farnham. who has been visiting at
her fathers returned to her home IN sud
.ury.--Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. Kendall lave
returned from n few days visit in Walt
ham.-Nir. and Mrs. Arthur Tainham are
receiving congratulations o.. tire birth of
"A daughter February O. M. aud MIS-. j.
e. Moore wore in Crown poiat Friday OF
last week.
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MILTON.

Tho funeral of Lewis Trow. who died
in icorsia. was held from the Catholic
church in this village, with intcrmenr|
in the village cemetery. The deceased
was :? years and II r,onths old and his
death was very sudden. Tie was u vet
Gran of the Civil War. having served in
tho @th New York volunteers. He was
n member of the c. a. II. He is survived
nN ms wife and ninc children. All the
children reside i'll Burlington and are
as follows: Five daughters. Mrs. Joseph
foS"N, who resides with her son-in la W
at Lakeside; Mrs. George Aapa. Mrs.
Frank johnson, Mrs. Nola Minnchan and
Mrs. Oliver tlambliu. four sons, Michael,
Louis, julius and Joseph.
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JERICHO.

Tho donation for the benefit of tho Row.
Mr.. Rand's family was well attended Fri
day afternoon ana evening, supper being
served for about 100 people. About s,i
was left for them besides provisions and
various other thngs.-Fred Rand came
from Burlington to attend the donation
Fiiday.--Mrs. Y. &. Nay attended a flu
neral in Burlington Saturday of n rcla-
tivc.--Mr. Nichols and family have moved
to Jericho Center.
Leo Vaughn of New York State was n
visitor in town Saturday.-l;. j. Williams
has purchased of Mrs. Mary Furgerson
tho brick house below his storc.-Miss
Carrie pcrcval WIS a visitor in the city
Saturday. Lillian Bradford was
home from Business College to attend
the donation and spend Sunday.
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A Chance for Boys.

We want all tho bones we can get
Can use heads, hoofs. horns--any.
thing in the line Of b0nes---if only dry
We will pay 0c per hundred pounds
for thoroughly dry bones-we can pay
even more II atrictly clean. hard. fresh,
dry. boiled butchers b0nes--and pay
frelghts from your alton II shipped In
lots Of 200 pounds or more. May be
shipped In barrels or cheap sacks.
G. 8. Page. Hyde Park. VI.
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BRIDpoRT.

Eli MacMurtry of Cornwall WAS a
recent guest at ID. r.. Rice's.-The lit
tie son of Mr. and Mrs. y. u. Sunder
land is convalescing.-The Methodist
ladies realized about $13 at their So
cial.--The pastor preached temper
ance discourse last Sunday.--Mr and
Mrs. y. w. Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. J.. Hemcnway have returned from
Burlington.-Lcon Swinton was in
Crown Point visiting recently.
Wright Of Crown Point was in town
Monday. l.. Wright is preparing TO
leave town.
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RICHMOND.

James j. Amber Of Wapello, Iowa. died
February % last. He was Il native of
Huntington and soldier in tn"
Civil War. lie was buried by the
G. a. r.. and Il hymn of his own COM
position was sung at his funcra'-Mrs.
q. T.. Davidson of Newfans is tho guest
of her parents Mr.. and Nrs. :. ~ An
drcws.- Individual communion cups wero
used for the first time last Sunday at
the Congregational Church.A drunken
man was making II disturbance at jones'
vile Saturday night. Mr. Gillett brought
him to Richmond. Being too drunk to
disclose his name, Constable Murphy
took the man to the Huntington jall
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Mrs. John Duffy was hela
last Sunday ut her late residence AT
4. III. The Rev. Frank Bcauch' II S''"
mass at the church at 1890 The bearers
were Charles Thompson, Frank Culni'''
q. y. ST. clair and William Farrell, LOWS
Desautels had charge. The interln'"'
was IN East Charlotte.-Mrs. Laura Noie'
man returned from visit to her daush.
ter in burlington last Observation-Disclosures
Murphy died last saturday with pneu-
,nonia.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moll'so"
returned from Mary Fletcher last sat-
urday where they have been caring i'r
their son. Guy. who was seriously M
jurcd In Bolton recently by fallins limo'
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Ir. and Mrs. W. W. Turner we're in
Proctor over Sunday, tho gdests of r. G.
Partridge. Jessie Turner has beer Oil the
sic X list u few days.-Mr. ard Mrs. a. a.
Roardman were guests at Mr. Boar,lman' s
sisters. Mrs. Il. NJ. Bosworth in Bristol,
Il few days last weck.--lIenry Gilman bad
ono of his fingers sawed so badly at the
iioX factory as to neccssitate having it
taken OFF at the second ioint.-Mrs. l.. II.
Bo,rdman ard daughter. Mabel. are Doth
SEX with tho grip.-Mrs. Milo Day has
had an attack of the slip.
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Mary Metcalf of Burlington and
Lewis Brown of Barre were the guests
of Mrs H. G. Mead Saturday.-Bcrt
town last week.--HIugh &. MacGibbol
has returned to Burlington high
school after Il weeks vacation. Mi :
Lillian Terrill enters Johnson Normal
school March 20 to take a poSt-Cradu-
ate course.--D. w. Knight will reopen
his saw mill Monday.-Mrs. Lucia
IIoughton and family go to Bakersfield
"Wednesday To spond a few Meeks.
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GRANVILLE

AFRO Ford of Mortified is visiting his
brother, George FOrd.--Charcs Blair Is
on the sick lst.-Lilian Hubbard return
ed from Chelsea Monday Mrs. Jennie
Whitney WAS in Roxbury last week
George Sargent has been in Pittsficld for
n few days Miss Hattie Martin is visit
ing friends in Barre Frank Ford and
\cron Wood. who have been working
for y. j.. Rice, returned to their homes
this wcek.--G Y. Wilson is improving.
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WHITING.

Calvin Ketchum OF Brandon was a
recent guest of his sisters here.-Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Fisher, sisters of
Mrs. e. r. Brown. returned to their
homes in Essex. n. V. Thursday.-Mr
and Mrs. j. N. Stickney was the guest
of her sister and family In Crown
Point over Sunday.--Mrs. Hack of
Brandon was the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. Carrie Casey, Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Church have moved back
from Boston to his fathers placc.-Ed-
ward Wyatt has moved to Rutland
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HUNTINGTON.

]. W. johnson of Montpelier Is visiting
In town--John Ellis of Milton Is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Ellis
There will be a basket dance at the 8. OF
V. hall Thursday evening. March 9.--The
town reports arrived Friday morning and
are ready for distribution.
There will he a basket dance at the G..
A. r. hall Thursday evening March ..
A cake walk will be given after supper
Gordon Tucker after spending several
weeks with his brother in town.-Guy
l'ckford returned 10 his home in Char
l0ttc Sunday.-Mrs. w. w. Eenway has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-09

The mild and immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root, the great kidney and
bladder remedy. is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
OF the most distressing cases. Swamp
root Will set your whole system right. ana
the best proof Of this IL a trial
50 COTTAGE ST.. MELROSE. MASS.
DEAR SIR: Jan. nth. 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
and power was fast leaving me. | saw
an advertisement OF swamp Root and
wrote asking for advice. I began the
use of the medicine and noted a decid-
ed Improvement after taking Swamp
Root only n short time.
continued it's use and am thankful to
say that am entirely cured and strong.
in order I" be very sure about this
] had a doctor examine some of my
water to-day and he pronounced it 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.
r. RICNARDSON
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SOUTH sTARKSBoRo.

1crcy Doty who has been very sick
with pneumonia and II kidney trouble is
4 little better. DR.. i:dmcns is in attend
arce.-Mis5 Emma Hallcck visited her
gtardmoth =. Mrs. Eliza Hallvck. n part
Of las. week Walter kimbail visited his
mother. MARY Kimball. Monday
White visited at the home of his ncicc,
Mrs. Spohia Phillips last vocabulary A.
Young is able to be about the house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-09

has leased the |. G. Stone farm for five
years and has taken posscsion.-Wil-
liam j. Nichols is moving into the a.
II. Puffer tcnement.-A business meet
ing of the church corporation is called
for Wednesday night to decide on let
ting tho contract for the building of
he now pNrSOnaEc.
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ADDISON.

Mrs Wilson died at the home of her
daughter Wednesday. March OF
Bright's disease. She leaves one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Smith. and one son.
Henry Wilson, of Bristol, one sister. Mrs.
james Whlttle, who lives in Nortontown.
Stella Clark IL In Vergennes working
for Mrs. Collins.--GeOrge Sumner has
moved to his farm he bought In BRISTOL
Edward Courscy has moved to Bird
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-09
WEYBRIDuE.

Mrs. W. B. Child has returned from
"a visit TO her son, Charles Child in New
York city.-H. l.. Thompson reached
home Wednesday night of last week. at
ter an absence Of nearly four months
In Cuba. Mr.. Thompson brought with
him fine specimens Of ripe fruits Of
various kinds. also specimens OF native
wood.-Mrs. Emma Harrington is spend
ing some time with her son. J. A. Iiar-
rington In Recommendation whitman
has routed slIas Wright's farm for the
coming year and has moved into u part
OF Mr.. Wright's house.-Mr. Barrows OF
New Haven is moving to A. ]. St0we's
farm. which he will carry OH the COM
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ing year, and Mr.. i3abcock. who rented
the farm last year. is moving to Mrs.
Arthur Frecsard's farm in New Haven.
Ernest Bostwick Is engaged to work
Tor ~. o. Wales and will move to Mr..
wales tenement house. Carl Shaw will
occupy the house vacated by MIR. Bost.
wick.
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FERRISBURGH.

II. T.. Bailey ia about to move to Es-
seX. \. y, 10 carry on Il farm.-Miss
Miriam Merritt. who has been stopping
with her sister here, Mrs. G. W. Field
received Il telegram on Friday from New
York city. calling her to position as
teacher of music. She left for New York
on Saturday.-The next meeting of the
Robinson Literary club will he held next
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Solomon
Field.-I.ittle Cola Field. who has been
critically i'll. is reported better.
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CORNWALL.

Milton. youngest son OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. I: Weston is i'll with pneumona.-Mis
ENERGY Griswold who is again at her
home the "Poplars' after an absence OF
several months, is i'll with the grp.--Miss
Martha James of New York is in town on
IA visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Janes-Nliss Jessie Lane is visiting
friends i'm New York
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returned to her home after a few days
visit In Now IIaven.--A very pretty mect-
Ing was held ut the church Sunday evcn-
ing to organize a Christian Endcdvul
society. Miss Laura Sweet was elected
president. John Spaulding, vioc-rro sidont,
Miss Kate Thompson. secretary, John
Spauldiins. treas.B. n. Ross and wife
OF Morrisvile are in town the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Merrill.
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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 attention your Kid.
because they do most and need attention first
Nyou sick or "feeI badly" begin taking Dr. XII.
mers SwampROot the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy, because your kidneys begin to get
better they will help oil the other organs health trial
will convince anyone.
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MILTON BoRo.

Tho Rev j. w. BaXcndale held serv-
ice here Sunday-Mrs l.. z. Bean and
Mrs. W. {. Blake passed Thursday night
in St. Adams with Mr.. end Mrs +. NJ.
Blake.--Mrs. Jane Finn OF Milton has
been visiting her sister, Mrs James
o Daniels.
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SALISBURY.

Bessie Bump is tonic from college, sick
with the grip Miss Florence Skinner of
the college has been spending a few days
ut Cyrus Bumps. She ami George Bump
have had the grip.
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q FINE MILLINERY BUSINESS for
sale. located in Il thriving Vermont VII
lagc Grand chance for some one. Ad-
dress Millinery, care Free Press Office.
5I.l2t&35w. ct.
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NOTICE how little II costs to tell tnou-
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-
tiseUent 37,wtf
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EDITORIAL NOTE.-ln order to pr

Pa, where he has a position as teach
cr.--Mr. and Mrs Irving II. Beach have
moved from Burlington to Truman
Beach's farm.-Patrick Ryan of Fair
fax has purchased Heman Lcarncds
farmt
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Teeth Extracted

The only Office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain without taking gas
My method is used by no other person.
NO pain; no danger; no after effects.
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
Office. 1S5 Pine street Burlington.Vt.
Office hours, 10 to 8. to s.
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale In cloth binding $3.50 for set of
two volumes. The second volume alone
N.25. Free Press Association. Burling.
ton, Vt. N.wly
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LOST.

lOSr-In waiting room at Essex JUNG
tiun railway station. "Wednesday noon.
March !, II gray fur nun, with head
and tail A liberal reward will Re given
for its return to- the Tree !rosa office
or for information which will lead to its
recovery, 552tt;w,1t.
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WANTED TO RENT \ FARM with
stock and tools by the year or on shares
with prospect OF purchasing. Give full
description and how much rent ard price
OF farm. Address T., Il. Root, so Main
street Sprncticd Mass. 3i.w3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-The Thompson place at
ESSEX Junction. ono of tho hest local
tons in the village, house, and barn
both large nearly new, with all the med
ern conVenicnccs. Large lot with fruit
trees. Sold cheap. Inquire of {. Nj.
l'errn. Essex junction. VI. 5@.Gt&wlt
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SALISBURY.

Manlcy Grace cut quite II cash in his
foot Friday while chopping ON the noun
tain.-Mrs. William Thomas was with
her daughter Mrs. Emma Colson. at Bur-
lington recently.-Mrs. Il. s. Ranslow is
ut Sudbury with her daughter. Mrs.
Ezra Wood.-lna Young visited friends
at Brandon last week.
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent n
word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
Quircd. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from 20 to
Loo lines within twelve consecutive
months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-09
NOTICE.

FARMERS look TO your interest. have
the Kalamazoo tanks. silos and win
mills for sale. Nov is the time to buy
your slo. +. A. Jones. No. 3455 Bodinc
ST., Philadelphia Pa. WEISS.
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COLCHESTER.

There will he an entertainment in the
parish house Friday evening. March ~.
for the benefit of the orchestra.
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WANTED.

WANTED--W. a. Prslcy 6 Co., South
Burlington. G. s. Pages prices paid for
hides and calf skins Buyers of bones
and tallow and butchers trimmings.
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