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W1NoosKl.

The Porter Manufacturing company
have recently purchased from the vii.
son A. Harris Engine company of Provi-
dencc. II. l.. IA 2o)-horse power Kendall
& Roberts type engine. The machinery
has arrived and will be set in few
weeks. The addition OF this engine will
allow the management Of tho works bet.
ter facilities for doing tho work now per.
formed by Il single 2o1-horse power en-.
zinc. Tho work of repairing the reservoir
which has been in progress for some
time is progressing favorably.
Henry Dnprat, who left hero about
ten days ago to accept a position on the
Panama canal. returned home Saturday,
having gone as far as New York city.
Mr.. Duprat was not satisfied with the
conditions as nc saw them on an in
coming transport from tho isthmus and
gave MP the idea of entering the govern.
mont's service at that point,
Mrs. John Il. Lcfovhrc died Mon,ay|
morning ut tho nome ~ hor DAUGHTER,
Mrs. Ca,rillc Savard on IIiclSok street,
after long Illness. Tho cause Of DEATH
was given old age. Mrs. 1cfevbre|
wns born in Canada e. years ago and has
boon resident Of this village for over n
quarter OF n century. She is surN ved by|
two daughters, Mrs Edward lIoule and
Mrs. Camille Savard The funeral was
held from st. Francis Navi,r Church.
hc hold from St. Francis Xavcr Church.
John stephen Iarahy died Tue day night
about six o'clock at the home of hid
mother Mrs. John Baraby on Weavc{
street after n lingering illness of tubercu
losis MIR. Baraby was born in this viii
lagc 9S years ago ana WAS the eldest SOD
of Mrs. John 9arahy his father havin
died about two years ago. For a numbe /
of years he had been employed in III
wooden mills but for the past two year
has been away from town being employed
at various occupations in search of health
About six months ago he returned HON
and has since been ia serious condition.
He is survived by a mother. ono brothe1
Fred. and three sisters. Misses Minnid
Katharine and Mrs. Carrie Gauvn.
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EXECUTION SALE.

Whereas, Eugene a. Smith Of Burning
ton, in tho county of Chittenhcn ana state
Of Vermont, by the consideration of the
city court within and for the city OF
Burlington. county of Chittcnden. nforc-
covered Judgment against vi jah Z. Knott
and Anna Nj. Knctt, both of the city
If New York. county of New York and
State of New York. for The sum Of one
hundred ninety seven d, liars ana nlne
cents N1970qD damages AID costs Gnciud-
ing cxccution) eight dollars and seventy
eight cents Hs.7S and in all two hundred
and five dollars and ciyhty-scvcn cents
Eocj ~ and whereas. an execution was
duly issued by said court, and by me as
deputy sheriff levied upon the following
real estate of the defendants, To wit. all
the land and real estate In the city Of
burlington belonging To said Elijah T..
Knott and Anna Nj. Knott more par
iiculariy described as lot OF land Oh the
southwest corner of I.oomis and North
Prospect streets in said city of Burling-
ton with house number 81 thereon, and
whereas said execution han not been paid
or in anyway satisfied although duly de-
manded; now notice is hereby given that
! will sell at public auction. to tho highest
bidder. on the real estate to be sold and
herein after particularly described, and
rear said house thereon. rumbcr 81. in said
city of burlington, I'm the first day OF
September. 1904, at ten o'clock In the fore
nOcn all of the aforesaid real estate more
particularly described and bounded as fol.
lows; to wit lot Mt the southwest COR
ner OF LOOMS and North Prospect streets
bounded east by North Prospect street
north by Loomis street, west Nv the land
and premises of George Stevens and south
by the land and premises of q. Boyn-
ton including the equity OF redcmrt ion OF
Elijah T.. Knott and Anna NJ Knott OF
either OF them in and to any and all OF
said premises for the purpose Of paying
and satisfying said execution and all costs
arising hereunder.
FRANK u. LORD, Deputy Sheriff.
6.w.3t.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Northern Telephone company
constantly making an increase in h
ness, new line having recently
laid to take in the neighborhood w
A. j. " God ard lives. and several
strulncnts Will soon he installed II
Mrs. l.. :. Address is enjoying
earned vacation from the central of
while the increase OF work has connie
the employment Of another operator
Miss Ruth Pratt began Monday a
some weeks OF work uyou the 81
Connection WIS mad" Monday with
sheldon camp grounds. Mrs, f.
Brown and daughter, Mildred. who h
been ut l.. l.. M,irsh's camp AT 81
lake. have returned home.-J II. MI
has force OF men on the foundj
for his new greenhouse b,
shipments from this station have
running very heavy this season.
largest amount was reached aboj
month ago. when nearly 1000 pol
were loaded. The amount loaded !
dav of the present week was 81. $40 pot
Word received from V. A. Irish.
is in DIR. Sparahawk $ sanitarium.
Gates steady Improvement Miss
daughter of the Rev +. +. WhitS
quite ILL.,
Mrs. +. T.. Sweet Of burlington, W
passing few weeks with her par
MIR. and Mrs. $. u. ". Stuffcbcan|
Sheldon, WAS mt j. w. Pomcry's Satu
She was accompanied by Mrs, T.
Northrop. Ernest and Simeon j. May
and their families are passing these
week in camp AT Silver lake in Fran
THE following out of town trustees
present at the regular monty mcetii
| the board in the banking rooms
Enosburgh Savings Bank and Trust
a. y. Brigham ~ Bakersfield, DIR
Brown of Sheldon. * 4. Pau
Berkshire and G. l.. Wall of Montgoi
Herbert Smith is in the store of
and Vincent during the absence 81
| Vincent at IIighgate Springs.
Jason Marsh of Swanton and her
(COntinued - Third I'age.l
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State.-Miss Grace Jackman Of Shclburnc
is the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. Charles
Martin.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Contois and fam
lily are camping at Lake 1rouuois for the
wcck.-Miss Tressa Donahuc of Milton Is
visiting friends here George Bartlett and
daughter of Richmond were guests of
Mrs. Mary Somcrs I'riday.--Mrs Susan
Ray and Mrs A. l.. Cain are spending
some time in Burlington IL e. Cassidy
of Springfield. Mass. came Saturday for
n few days vacation and Is a guest of j.
II. Allcn.-Mrs. +. A. steele and son arc
visiting relatives in Bristol-Mr. and Mrs.
stephen Hanson Of Starksboro were at
Mark Uills Sunday.-Mss Marguerite Nc
kcnzic visited her brother. r. j. Mcken-
zie. the past wcck.--Miss Agnes Dover is
the guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
james Dower.-Euzcb Sanctuary has
bought an interest in an undertaking
business in Essex Junction and will move
thcre.--A party of young people went to
Mt Philo Sunday.-An automobile party
from New York had the misfortune to
have their machine break down in Sttrks-
boro village Friday. They stayed here ut
the Palmer House Friday evening and
proceeded to Burlington Saturday by
stagc.-Georgc Blair of Shclburne WAS AT
Charles Martins Sunday.
Lightning has burned out Mrs. Kate
Colns's telephone three times lately
once IL entered the house, broke some
| crockery and shocked some haymakers
who were waiting insidcTwo deer wero
seen feeding on the new clover near T.
O. Mead's house latcly.--c e. Miller has
taken the job of painting the stccple and
woodwork on the Conversational Church
and began work Monday Will he
u sociablc ut the residence OF Willard
Partch next week under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational So
lccty.-A. r. w. Hayden was called to
Montpelier last Friday by the sudden and
severe Illness of his fathcr-il. Nj. Will
son and his family moved from Burlington
to his farm last week.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Church and son.
Donald. who have been spending a week
in Worcester, Mass. returned to their
home Monday.-Mrs. Elmer Conner OF
New Haven, Conn. has been visiting
friends IN town recently.-B. Franklin
Goodrich Of W'illiston and sisters. Lou
and Georgia. of Wiliston were in town
Sunday. The Union Sunday school give
picnic in connection with the regular
meeting of the Lend Hand society at
Br"ws,ers Grove. Huntington, this morn
ing.-Mrs. William Cubit has been enter
tanning her brother. Henry Manning
this week.-Mrs.. Elmer Conner and James
Foley are spending week with friends
in Montpelier and Plainficld
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TWO GOOD FARMS.

200a. farm in Essex. 100 grass and
tillage. 100 pasture. So cow capacity
near school. ! mile to creamery to
village and railroad. r. f. ID. and tel
cphonc. Fair 1a story, lo-roonl
house. good 4Ox14O barn, will tie up 80
head, running water h. and b., SOC
trees in sugar works nicely equipped
With 20 cows, bull. young stock and
farming. dairy and sugar tools, $1,000
cash $4,000. bal easy.
100a. farm in stowe l0-cow capacity
~ M to school, to village of Moscow
and railroad, cream taken at door. II
F. r., good l story, 1-room H.. ample
barn room in good condition. running
water h. and b. This farm is smooth
with no stones. Price $500. Small
payment down gives possession.
Send 10 cents for farm catalogue and
map of Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
lao 81. Paul ST., Burlington, VI.
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this church-Mrs. Alice Moore and son.
Truman Newton. who have been living
for several years in the West. have re-
turned and will make this their future
home The standard OH tank, drawn
by four horses, was turned bottom side
,ip near tho residence of BENJAMIN Reyes
on Monday, owing to the horses being
frightened by an automobilc.-Will
Carleton. the famous poet and reader,
will give an entertainment at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Friday evening,
August 1.-THE ladies ~ the Congrega-
tonal Church had an all days meeting
IN the chapel on Wednesday for work.
Dinner was served at noon.--H. s. Car
pcnter and wife. who are visiting ut w.
u. Deans, went on Monday to Montreal.
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BOLTON.

Mr.. Jewett has so far improved in
health rs t. be able to Owe rsoe the
wUrkmcn at his mil. hut las TO use
clutches Miss Judson Of New ;iavcn.
Conn. Is stopping for a few weeks witt,
Mrs. Fnney.--Fred Drinkwinc engineer
in iewett's mill has moved into the Pres
ton tenement Carl I'cnr of i,cllows
Falls and Miss Laura Snow Of Joresvllc
visited at the home Of George Thompson
Wedncsday.-Mrs l.. Elmer was thrown
from her buggy by her horse stumbling
last Tuesday while on her way to Water.
bury and received several bad bruis. s.
The horse ran tor several rods but was
stopped in the vllaase without much
damage being done.
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sHELBURNE.

Tho annual reunion Of the Wadlcgh
family will be held at the residence of
George Eddy in Shelburn on Tues
day. August 20. All Wadlcgh's with their
families are cordially invited to he pres
ent. Able speakers will be present.
The next regular meeting of Champlain
Chapter. No. 81. o. T.. s., will be held in
Masonic hall Friday evening. August il,
at 1880 y. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin sutton Of Sayer,
Pa. are visiting Mr.. Suttons parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sutton.
Miss Emma Sutton of Nergennes Ia
spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. james sutton.
Frank Barnes fell on IA ledge and cut
n had cash in his left knee Sunday.
Miss Edith Hcaxt is recovering rapidly
from his operation for appendicitis.
Miss Maude MacOmber is visiting her
cousin in Ilattsburgh, n. V
The supper at St. Katheryne's hall
Saturday was well attended and a large
sum realized.
Miss Della Hener has gone TO Barro to
live
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Here Is Your Opportunity

For sale on lovely main and level
road. IL miles 20 pretty village and
II. r. station; beautiful mountain
scenery; $40 acre farm, 40 acres In
terval meadow. balance pasture. wood
anu timber; house pleasant in good re-
pair. fine lawn; two 30X40-ft. barns,
fine running water at II. and b.; apple
orchard, hay. all for sl.150.
r. II. McGinnis. Real Estate Agency,
Essex junction, W.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Root and daugh-
ter of Boston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
+. u. Bccrs.-Miss Elizabeth Douglass
Of Saratoga, N. Y, IL the guest of Miss
Jennie Wilioughby.-.News has been re-
ceived of the birth Of son, Monday,
July 3. to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Baldwin Of
Dandy. Mrs. Baldwin will he remember
ed M Miss Matte Fonda Of this town
Miss katheryne Dow, who has been
visiting Miss Carlotta Kellogg. has re-
turned to her home In Burlington.--Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Stearns and son return.
cd to burlington Monday. after spend
ing week with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aionzo Stearns. Mary Estes
returned to her home IN Warren Sunday,
after spending three weeks with her
nephew, Frank Estes, and his family
Miss blanche Stcarns of Middlebury Is
visiting her grandpa rents Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Il. Stearns and her sister. Miss Bcr-
nice Stcarns. who has been staying with
her grandparents the greater part Of the
summertime Rev. s. Perry of bristol
will preach in the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning in exchange with the
Rev. q. n. Carr.-Mrs. Charles Taguart
OF Burlington was the guest of her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. John Taggart. last
Week.-Mrs.. u. n Carpenter, who has
been under treatment at the Mary l'ictch-
er hospital for some time past. is much
improved in health and has returned t.
Charlottc.-Augustus Tatro OF Burlington
made brief visit to his sister. Mrs
Weight. last Saturday. lie returned tC
the city sunday morning. accompanied
by his daughter. Miss Augusta. who has
been spending some time with her aunt
Fred Carpenter and BENJAMIN cleveland
left town Monday for East Attlcboro
Mass
Miss Mary Varncy has been passing
several days in Burlington. the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. +. A. Rich.-Byron Enc
and family, with their lady guest from
Texas arc in camp ut Thompsons point
for two weeks.-Gcorge W. Prindle
who has been i'll with grip for three
weeks is improving.-Miss Anna Doug.
lass Of Saratoga. N. V, is visiting Miss
Evelyn Willoughby and other friends In
town.-Mr. and Mrs Fay Clark OF Wa.
terbury have been visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Clark, for scvcra
days past.-Frcd Carpenter returned t.
Attleboro. Mass. Monday. after spend
ing several weeks with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. william Carpenter. He was ac
companicd by Benjamin Cleveland who
intends to find employment In the place
Miss Nellie IIorsford and Miss Maebclls
inrsfOrd visited relatives in Willistor
last week. The Rev. S. =. Perry Of Bris-
toll who was to have exchanged pulpits
with the Rev. q. ~. Carr last Sunday
WAS unable to do so, and the exchange
will he made next Sunday.-Mrs. y
H. Carpenter, who has been at the MARY
Fletcher hospital several weeks for treat
mcnt, returned last Saturday. much i'm
proved in health.-Farmers are nearl,
| through haying and though the rain ha.
been Il great hindrance. most of thu
crop has been secured in fine condition.
Two deer were seen early Monday morn
ing by Arthur Cronk within a few rods
of his dwelling.
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A tcn-pound boy arrived at the home
Of William Granger last Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Granger and two
daughters spent Monday in burlington. =
James BrOnkpn OF 81. Adams visited his
mother at Willow bay over Sunday
Mrs. George Reynolds Of the village
Is keeping house for her father. Albert
waleton. while her mother is visiting In
Now hampshire.
Misses Sadie and Mamie Stone OF ~.
Adams are visiting at willow bay.--Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mayviile have little
daughter at their home, born July H..
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. e. II. Small and granddaughter
Nora Ilnsdill, OF Essex Center are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Hinsdill.--
Miss Eunice Prior Of Fourth street
South Burlington. 10 spending a few
days with Miss Marguerite Tiiley.--Mrs
Dorliska Isham. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Eliza Isham, Of Barre
are spending few weeks at the old
homcstead.--Mr. and Mrs. James Miilhanl
and Lieut.. l.. !. Rownsen. II. II. Tiliey
and daughter. Marguerite. were in Bur.
lngton on the 9Th inst.-Mrs. Edmond
Il. Collins Of Huntington has been grant.
cd pension Of II per month from the
date OF Mr.. Collins's death.
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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 advcr-
tisement. 27,wtf
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a 3. Miner and his sister. Mrs. Orsa
Miner Of Georgia spent Friday at Mino,
Smiths az euests Of Mr.. and Mrs Lam.
sing Snow. Mr. Snow and Mr.. Miner
worked together carpentering for IL
years.
Chauncy oorton. who las been visit
Ing At J. N. ELLIS the past week. returned
&C. his homo in Boston Tucsday.-Mrs
Mary Jane Bullock Of tho village is car.
Ing for Mrs. william Granger, who ha.
little son.--A. A. Herritk received Il
letter from Burlington Monday inform.
Ing him of the severe sickness Of his
brother, E. p ltcrricl,
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MILTON.

Two parties OF young people are camp
ing at the lake. one at Camp Martin ami
one at Camp Rich. Those In the party at
Camp Martin ere Lyman Powell. Frank
Benham and his friend, Mr.. Buxton, and
Percy ballard, Miss Daisy McNail. Miss
Ella MeIayin. Miss Mile Clifford and Miss
Nina Ballard. They are occupying tho
McNall cottage. Those IN the party AZ
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. Huntington OF Boston is the
guest OF his cousin. Mrs. a. *. Jacobs.
DIR. Clayton Andrews of Waterbury
asylum was the guest of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. s. +. Andrews. over Sun
day-Dr B. j. Andrews and family of
burlington are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs s A. Andrews for n few days
The underwear factory employees are
having their annual two weeks vaca-
ton. Tho factory will commence run
ming again Monday. August 1.-the
remains of George Hodges. who died
in Toronto. Can. were brought here
and buried in Riverview cemetery last
Friday.-Mrs. william Estabrook and
three children Of Bagolay. n. j.. are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Good
rich's.-Mrs. Miller and mother are at
Mrs. A. ]. Halls. where the book
keeper of the condensed factory. Mrs.
Miller, resides Mrs. Ezra stevens.
who has spent the last four years IN
California and the western states.
has arrived in town and Is the guest
of hep son. Thaddcus Stcvens.-Buel
Crane of Chicago came to town to-day
and will join his mother and sister in
Huntington. Mrs. a. J. Cranc.-Mrs.
w. u. Hall. who has spent several
months with her daughter in Massa-
chusetts has returned home.--Bcrn-
ard Towers OF Chicago returned home
to his parents in Richmond sunday
morning. 1t is reported he Is soon to
be marricd.-Mr and Mrs. John Tow
ers who have been stopping with his
brothers, r. w. and Il. l.. Towers, for
several weeks past, have gone to New
York and will soon leave for home in
Montana.-Superinte Allen OF
Westford is holding a two days ses-
sion at the high school building for
the examination of school teachers.
Only two applied Monday forenoon.
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent a
word. each insertion. Copy may he
changed overy week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using frcm 20 to
Loco lines within twelve consecutive
months
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CHARLOTTE.

Alfred Tins who has been working for
John Whall,y number of years, has
gone to England on a VISTA very So
lect tea was give last Saturday evening
by Mrs W. i. BENJAMIN. Miss Bessie
Converse poured. John and Wallace Cole
man have moved into the hotel tenement
Freeman Goodell has moved into r. X.
Convcrses tenement Skipper Cameron
went to burlington last Saturday evening
for Il short visit.-Mr. and Mrs Merose
" Hartford, Conn. are visiting Mrs. II
u. Aloxandcr.-Miss Maria Russell is Wis
iting Mrs. Joseph Carter in Vergennes.
Dir. and Mrs. j. A. Meade and Mrs. Rich
ardson with c. T.. Lyman, chauffeur. have
been the guests OF c. NJ. Emerson for a
number Of days.-Miss Caroline Yale and
Miss Frances Yawith arrived from North
ampton Friday for vacation.-W. y. Root
and wife and II. ]. Stone and family have
been camping for week at Thompson 3
pont-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone and
son of SOuthwick. Mass. dre visiting in
town.-F. II. IIosford and wife have re-
turned from their Massachusetts trip
The Sunday school will have their annual
boatride Saturday. the 18th, going either
north or south as may be later determined.
The managers will have n caretaker at
Cedar Beach To look after teams.-W. II.
McNeal has a sweet bow apple tree on
which are both ripe fruit and blossoms.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mclrose OF Boston are
visiting Mrs. NJ. J. Alexandcr.-Thomp-
sons point people are talking OF enlarg-
ing their reservoir to meet the increased
demand for water supply.-Fred Root ID
spending some time with his sister. Mrs.
f. r. HocrS-S q. Bush has gone Ia
Canada for a week.-Mrs.. Stewart and
daughter and Mrs. Parmlce and daughter
OF Bristol have been visiting friends In
jtown.-Miss Maria Russell has returned
from visiting in Lincoln and Vergennes.
VIII J.. Bradford. graduate optician. at
Williams store. August l6.
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g.. 200 BUYS Il leo acre farm, two miles to
village SIX miles to railroad. II. f. D.,
meadows smooth and free from stone
200 sugar trees newly equipped. Il large
amount of timber. all necessary farming
tools, cream separator and dairy tools
together with IL cows and all fodder put
into barn. Possession given October l..
Terms $6oo cash. balance to suit, no bet
ter bargain in Vermont. Apply at once
to ]. +. Hunt, Real Estate Essex juno
ton, W. 1.wtf
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WILLISToN

Henry Curtis and family were in
town Sunday.--Mrs. Fenwicks baby Is
very sick with cholera infantum-
Mr. Lockwood is visiting friends in
MontpcIier-Miss Dora Kcefe was
called to st. Adams Saturday by the
illness OF her sister.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Whitney is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j.. Whitncy.--IIenry Lawrence was
out to his farm this week.-Mrs.. HURT
OF Goldsborough. n. C.. Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bushnell.-There
is to be il dance at Bunn's hall Tues
day night--There will be a musicale
at the Methodist Church Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bell have a girl
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Frantz Yantz
u son.
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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, Buring-
ton, VT 31.wly
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Teeth Extracted

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you can get teeth extracted without q
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