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JONEsVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Woods, who have been
visiting at +. J.. Stevens's have gone tn
Hyde Park to visit Mrs. Woods brother,
DIR. John Stcvens.-Georgc SNOW. who had
IA narrow escape from jumping off a NOV
ing train ut JonesS lille station is some
tcttcr.-Thc Lend n Hand circle meet
Aug. 81 with Mrs. MUzzy of Bolton.-Mrs
Dana Deering is visiting her parents. MI
and Mrs. George Palmer.-Madison Tyler
and Dorwin Fullcr arc visiting in Hunt
ington and Starksboro.-Asa Churc oil
Jericho and son. Ralph of Brandon are
visiting at Wesley Church's.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
sWANToN.

S. II. Villas has sold the Villas elevator to
Bailey & Co. OF Chicago ana Montpelier.
II is the largest transaction in the bust
ness line that has taken place In Swan
ton for 4 good many years. Mr.. Villas has
taken out all interest in the concern. and
Mr.. Bailey. Jr.. who Is in town. says that
they will make Swanton their general dis
trihution town on the Central Vermont.
Miss Emily Carpenter and her sis
t~er-in-law. Mrs. Luther Carpenter. Of
Hudson. Mass. entertained about Is
Ut their lady friends at Hotel Cham
plain Monday afternoon. After lunch
con was served. the party adjourned
to the grounds near the lake.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewllyn Allen and son
OF Oswego, n. Y, and MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Grow of St. Adams are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas AL
len.-Mrs. G.. Brown and Miss Brown OF
Washington, ID. C., are the guests OF
their cousin, C. +. Skeels at the Glen
wood.-Prof. Edwin RuXton. who has
been visiting Frank Benham, went last
week to S~aratoga.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hall and little daughter of st. Adams
are visiting friends in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Washhurnc and daughter.
who have been visiting his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Alfred W~ashhurne. returned
home in Springfield. VT. Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. T.. T.. Cormia and children
are visiting in Nergennes and Middle
bury and other places.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. Il. Writer'S, with Master Harry and
Baby Marian, of st. Adams and Mrs.
Oscar Mcfarland of Johnson were guests
at N. s. Woods Monday.-Miss Marian
Torrey, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Jane Flynn for q week returned to her
home In Georgia Sunday.-Miss Minnie
Mackay has returned from u visit of
several weeks In Hudson. Mass.-R. I.
and c. /. Wood OF Swanton are visiting
Arthur J. Wood, who runs the separator
at Towns corners.
The Misses Nellie and Bertha Nc
Mullen and Master John McMullen Of
Swanton are guests of their uncle,
John Neutrality-suspicious. Winifred Flynn
has returned from BurlinRton.-Miss
Marion Torrcy has been spending a
week In tOwn.-Miss Minnie Melaven
and sister. Miss Mabelle. are spending
a. week In Canada.-Miss Ethel Brew
10 III guest OF her aunt Mrs. Ralph
Robtnson.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ken
nedy spent Sunday In Fairfax Miss
Nina T.. Ballard returned to Burling-
ton Monday after spending two weeks
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

w. II. Day was in Rutland Saturday on
bnsiness.&-Dudley Rice. who WIS the guest
of Charles and Rena Johns Friday and
saturday. returned to Randolph Sunday
The August meeting of the Y. w. c. 7.
T.. will be held next Friday evening. the
18th inst. at the home OF Misses Frances
and Cora Clark. Tho Hinosburgh union
are invited to meet with thcm.-Tucsday
evening Mrs. Lydia Allis returned from "A
visit of several weeks in Stony Creek, n.
i.-Miss Maud Estcy. who has been at
her brothers, T.. II. Estcy. for IL few
weeks. rcturnad to her home in Lincoln
Tuesday.-Miss Jennie Walker of Boston,
Mass. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Day.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. James and two
daughters. the Misses James. of Swanton.
who have been taking Il carriage drive to
Lincoln, Bristol and several other towns.
were In Charlotte last week visiting Mr..
James's brother, G. w. James, and sister.
Mrs. A.. y. Ellison.-Miss Amelia Norton,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
|. Bradley, since last Friday. went to
Cornwall Tuesday morning from, which
place she will leave for her home in Mich
igan next week.-Miss Rcna Johns went
to Bristol Tuesday for "A few days visit
with relativcs.-Howard Jones and his
mother. Mrs. Il. S. Jones of Bristol. visit
cd relatives in town last Wednesday and
Th,irsday.-The venerable Peter Stebbins
is in n very critical condition at his sons.
Joseph Stebbins. as the result of a slight
fall which he received last Saturday
morning. AS he Is o. years OF age and
has been quite feeble for some time little
hope of his recovery is entertained.
Miss Maud Estes returned to her home
in Lincoln Tuesday after spending two
weeks in town as the guest Of her broth
er. Frank Estes. and family.-Miss Cora
Rice Of Fellows Falls is spending ner
vacation at Braytor Clark's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Prindlc with their two chill
drcn are camping in the pine woods of
IIuntingtcn. Miss Jessie Piindle has re-
turned home from a visit to relatives
in Southbridge. Mass.-The Rev. and Mrs.
s. p. Perry and daughter OF Bristol, re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dart.
Miss S. A. Norton of Sault ste Marie.
Mich. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Irving
bradley Mr.. and Mrs. Tnomas Hart
have gone to Waterbury to attend the
wedding of a relative OF Mr.. ilart.-Mr.
and Mrs. Garfield Grant have gone to
New Haven to attend Spring Grove camp
meeting. Mrs. Gu Baldwin Of DANNY,
win ncr tnrcs weeks oVd paoN '"H' N'I-
non Henry. arrived in town on the early
train Sunday morning for an extended
visit to her parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. Homer
Fonda.-Mrs. +. Swectland Of Chillcothe,
Nc, IL former resident of East Charlotte
village, with her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Pope, was in this vicinity last Friday
Miss NJ. Whitis of Austin, Texas, who
has been spending the past month in
town as the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. Byron
Emo. left last Friday for her home.-A.
l.. Emo is visiting friends in Boston and
| vicinity.
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WEST

MIR. n Mrs. Bert Ellis OF Boston and
his mother. Mrs. Rose Ellis OF Hunting
ton are at j. n. Ellis. for q two weeks
vacation Mrs. Alison Wood nj Georgia
spent Friday with her mother. Mrs.
Laura Allen.
Mrs. Albert Walston returned Thurs-
day night from a several weeks visit In
New Hampshire. Mildred Blake Ii spend
ing u few days with Hallie Mitchell. She
expects to return to st. Adams for the
fall term OF school.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Fuller. whu have
teen spending a part Of the s,unms<S at
the Willow Bay farm have gone tn
Queen City, park for q weeks stay and
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Dryott's private school will open
Monday, September 4.
Hazel Smith of Compton. p. q. is visit
ing her g~randmother. Mrs. u. y. Irish.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. r. Webster are visit
ing their daughter in St. hlbars.
The Shelhurnc base ball team went "a
South Hero recently and gave the South
Hero team their trst defeat this season.
Collins Of Burlington pitched for Shell
burnc. The score was 4 to ..
Mr.. m Mrs. w. w. Sawyer Of Bellows
Falls nrc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. II.
Dcvctt.
Miss Norton of Bristol is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred Roberts.
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JERICHO.

DR.. II. A. Crandall of Burlington Is
spending a few days at Mr.. Storr's.-
Miss Nellie Field with n friends came
from Burlington sunday morning and
were guests of George Nay.--The lawn
party at Y. G. Nays Saturday night
was we'll patronzed. Mrs. Mary Mead of
Port Chester visited in the village Fri
day.-Hebcr Pcrcival came from Rut-
land Saturday to spend his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Percival
Mrs. Leonard Prior of Burlington Is
a guest Of Mrs. Seth P~ackard.-Mrs'
Stevens of Richmond visited Mrs. Helen
Wright Monday.-I~ F. Wilbur return
ed from the West Monday.
Mrs. Robert Wall and two children
of New York came Saturday morning
to John Walls.-Mrs. Bulger of Barre,
mother of Mrs. John Carroll. is visit
ing here.-Mrs. Helen Humphrey went
Saturday morning TO Burlington 10
visit her son. G. r. IIumphrey.-Mrs.
Nichols of the West has been u visitor
at Mr.. ~Thompson's.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Miss BERTHA Whitney of burlington is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Elis.-Miss
Janet Chaplin of Essex is a guest at her
unclc's. j. L. Andrcws.-W. j.. Hanks has
sold his double tenement house TO Fred
BaSley. who takes possession September
1.--Lawrcncc Gardiner of Lincoln mas
taken II lumber job of Bartlett 4 Co., and
has moved his family to the mountain
cnmp to board the mcn.-Several from
here went on the excursion Wednesday to
E'Ori Eredcrick
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at home.


There will be a race meeting blythe Hines
burgh Driving club saturday, August 20,
consisting OF a green race, farmers race,
and a frec-for-all. There will also be a
foot race. II. o. Owen Is manager and
entries should be made to him. They
close August "a.
There will be no prayer service In the
Methodist Church this evening
as tho pastor will he at can,pnecting.
Preaching service ard Sabbath school
will he held in the above church next
Sunday morning.
The sad news of tho death Of Miss
Lucy BDtcs at tho Mary Fletcher hos
pital was received Saturday evening.
Miss Bates under went a very serious OPP
Grafton Thursday and could not rally
from its effects. Miss Bates was a wo-
man known by all for her good deeds.
She leaves one sister, Mrs. Harrison
Owen OF this tow and several ncphews
and nicccs In the West. The funeral
services were held at tho Congregational
Church Tuesday at 1:N y. m, the Rev.
c. e. Adams officiating.-S. =. Perry
and family Of Bristol were guests of
Mrs. A.. l.. Cain last wcek.-Thc Rev.
Mr.. kiddcr and wife NJ Wcstford and
Mrs. Andrews and daughter Of Enos-
brrgh Falls were guests of Mrs. VIM.
Sanctuary last week, and on Thursday
attended tho Williams's family reunion
In Monkton.-Charlcs r.. Tyler Of Bur
lington was at NJ. +. Small's Monday
All the outbuildings on the Casey farm
with their contents including a horse
were DESTROYED by fire Saturday. The
origin of the fire is unlnown.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. w McCaulcy of NORTH Green
wich, n V, are visiting at A.. l..
clough's.-Mr. Elliott Of Huntington is
visiting at Frank Patrick's.-Miss Grace
Wright is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Wright. at their cottage
at Lake 1roquois.-Miss Clara HUI Is
spending n few days at Long Point, the
guest OF Mrs. Genia Chapin.-Mr. and
Mrs. Way of Burlington were guests at
J. NJ. Cassidy's Saturday. Their children,
Master Truman Way and Beatrice
Moore. returned with thcm.-Mrs.
Ryan OF New York is visiting at Charles
Mnrray's.-Miss Louisa Hayes of Char
lotte is visiting her ncicc. Mrs. Charles
Martin.-Mrs. Francis Dilicr and daugh-
ter OF Philadelphia, who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lavigne
for several weeks. have rome to Shell
burne to visit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baldwin
OF burlington was at Louis Sanctuary's
over Snnday.-Mrs. G. c. Adams Is re-
covering from her recent illness.-S, r.
Degrees horse ran away Sunday, COM
ihT down the hill by the Love farm.
fortunately no one was hurt.-Monday
morning Henry Strong's team ran away.
Mrs. +. X. Steele and son, Sherwood.
have returned from Bristol
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BoRo.

William Prentiss is at his cottage at the
lake.-Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Mills are the
happy parents of n daughter weighing
eight pounds. born Saturday.-Miss Aims
worth of Taunton, Mass, arrived Friday
night to care for her sister. Mrs. II. r.
Mills.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard and
Madgc. +. Il. Smith and mother took a
carriage drive to Cambridge returning
via Fletcher, the first of the w~eek.-There
will be "a band concert and ice cream fes.
tival at the Baptist Church, Georgia Plain,
Thursday evening. August 3l.-Mrs. Hor-
tense Miner has returned to Milton. En-
met Wiley is threshing at the Boro.-
White rcturned to Boston Monday.
Tho Rev. Thomas Adams held service at
the lake Sunday.
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will 70 from there 70 their home in
Hartford. Conn.-Mr. n Mrs. Eugene
Nlake Of 81. Adams arc spending the
week with friends here. They spent
Tuesday at W. l.. Sanderson's at Petty
Brook.-Mrs. Sarah Costello vent Mon
day to West Georgia to spend the week
with rclatives.-Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nc
Nally. Mr.. Luther Herrick and Mr.. AL
son Herrick went TO Burlington. Mon
day to see r r. Herrick. who If danger
ousiy III.
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JEFFERsoNvILLE

II. W. Varnum returned from Milton
the last Of the week.-Miss Ila Niles and
Miss Alice Gle of Morrisville were recent
ly the guests OF Miss Pearl MOrse.-Mr
and Mrs. George Thompson from Worces-
ter arc visiting friends hcre.-Miss Mary
Powell ut Burlington is a guest at Judge
"a. Nj. Cornell s.-Tlirteen members of the
Ilawlcy family held a picnic at Fairfax
Falls last Thursday.-Mrs. Alonzo IIins-
ley Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. 8. Il.
Popc.-Mark Webb Is In poor health. Mr..
Webb takes his place on the rural free
route.
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was born In Richmond. In the house IN
which his death occurred, SO years ago. OH
August 70. SO that had he lived he would
nave been s. years of age Sunday. For
many years he had been a prominent cit
ixen ~ Richmond, and until "a few years
ago had been deputy sheriff of the town.
he Ia survived by three sons. William
t.onant Of Athol, Mass, j. u. Conant
and Levy Connnt OF Richmond, a sister,
| Mrs. Patrick epcrscr Of Jericho, and a
brother, II. 8. Conant of Burlington. The
! funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock from the old homestead. TIT
| service was in charge Of the Richmond
| Mascnic lodge, Of which the DECEASED was
q member.
Miss Minnie Gillette. only child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Gillette OF
Jo~ncsville, died Tuesday night at 1900
o'clock. She had been II for several
months with heart trouble.-The fun
cral Of Ransom NJ. Conant was held
yesterday at his late residence. The
Rev. Alonzo Chase assisted by the Rev.
silas Perry oriciatcd. Singing was fur
nishcd by Mrs. Pine. Miss Wardlow. A.
II. stevens and +. II. Shepardson and
Ina Shcpardson, orEanist. The bearers
WVTe ". r.. ITOWuy DSbOu OOisi'V'b - ~
Fay, a. G. Berry. II. Cutler and T.. A.
| Rhodes. There were nearly 100 teams In
the procession that went to River View.
cemetery for intcrmcnt. Mr.. COnant had
for many years been a member Of
North star Lodge, +. and a. NJ, and
the burial service of tho order was con-
Quoted by c. r.. Warren, w. M. There
was a large number of masons present
who met the procession at the Freeman
place and escorted tho body to place
Of burial. Mr.. Conant leaves three
children, a son and daughter by his
first wife and a son 10 years old by his
sccond wife. who died several years
ago. He was "a good nciEhbor. His gen.
coloey Is traced back. he standing in
the eighth degree from the Pilgrim
fathers.-Capt. Ellis Edwards Of Yon-
kcrs. ~. Y. is the guest of his brother.
Capt. G. A.. Edwards.-Alfred Bates
from Washington county is the guest
Of his brothers. Martin and Henry
Batcs--Mr and Mrs. Henry German
went to Palinfcld last Saturday to WIS.,
it their ~stepmothcr and returned Mon
day night.-A fine deer was seen near
+. Fay's buildings Tucsday.-H. W.
Ross and family from Mcdford, Mass.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
Kcnyon.-Edward Harrington of New
York city was the guest Of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington last
week.-Mr. SDuires has the frame up
for his new house on the Colonel Glca-
son place. Contractor Lucia also has
Mr.. Parents house on Factory street
nearly coinpletcd.-Stcvens & Squires
are building Il reservoir on Gleason
hill to supply themselves and the VII
lage on the south side OF the river
with water. There are plenty of living
springs that can be brought to the re-
servoir to supply the villagc.-E. Il.
Ramon has sold back the farm he pur-
chased of James Kchoe to the estate,
and will move into the Joseph Lynn
house on the south side of the river.
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N IN THU STORE.

General country store for sale in
growing village in which several new
industries are now being installed:
stock of about $1,000 fresh, new goods.
annual trade SIS. 1000. handled at small
expense: low rent. Approved paper
will be accepted.
THE REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE CO.,
146 81. Paul ST., Burlington, VI.
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TWO GOOD FARMS.

COCA. level farm In Essex. main road.
fine location, rich soil, 80 COW capacity,
near school, l mile to creamery, 3 to
cphone. Fair ~ story. 1O-room
house. good 40X140 barn. will tie up so
head; running water h. and b.: 800
trees in sugar works nicely equipped.
With "a head cattle and farming, dairy
and sugar tools. $1,000; cash, $4,000.
bal. easy.
1O0a. 10-cow farm in stowe, II
M. to school, 3 to village of Moscow
and railroad. cream taken at door, Il.
+. D., good l tory. 7-room h., ample
barn room in fair condition. running
water h. and b. Tillapc land is smooth
with no stones Good sugar works.
Price. 500. Small payment down
gives possession.
Send 10 cents for form catalogue and
map of Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
LAG st. Paul St., BURLINGTON, W.
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VERMONT LOCAL news.
rContinued from first psge.)

occasion ne imagined himself a line
man and was stringinE wires on Mall
let's Bay VENUE when he was taken
into custody.
A son was born Tuesday to MIR.
and Mrs. Napoleon Couture. This is
the 18th child born to this couple.
The oldest Is 20 years of age, with
three dead, six boys and seven girls,
mako up the remainder,
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T eeth Extracted
AhQaulISlY Nifhnuf rain

The on.y oiace in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without .
particle Of pain without taking gas
My method Is used by no other person.
NO pain; no danger: no after effsctA
DIR. L. 6AZEN.
once. 1856 Pine street, Burlington. VI
Once hours. 10 to 3. Z to 9.
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RICHFoRD.

Landlord J. F. Kelley. who has been
confined to his room for several weeks
by an acute BLADDER trouble, is Improving
slowly. Tho fall term of school in dis
tricts outside the village will begin Mon.
day. August rs The eleventh recital given
ut TIE Leach school Of music will take
rlncc September 5. at $40 y. m.-Wnsh.
ington Rebekah Lodge, ], o. q. L, will
Continued on Third Page.l
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ESSEX CENTER.

IIazcn Peters and brother, Edward,
started Monday for a visi. with friends
in ALercorn and Stratton. p. q. They
will make the trip on their wheels, and
expect to be gone "a week or ten days.
Mrs. Charles Mcbride and children
returned Saturday morning from a
weeks visit in Colchcstcr.-Ezra Nc
Kcnzic and Castle Williams. who went
to Montpelier Tuesday to work, re-
Friday.-Miss Grace O'Brien Of
Burlington is spending Il two weeks
vacation with her parents n sister
at Buffers Corners.--M. u. Siblcy met
with n painful accident Friday after
noon by falling from n Dad OF hay
and striking on his head. He is able
to be out. but owing to his advanced
age. it will be some time before he
completely RECEIVERS. No serious re-
suits are anticipated. however. Mr..
Siblcy is "a years OF age and Is a
brother Of II. Eugene Sibley OF Bur-
iington and $. i. Sibley of Montpelier.
Mrs. Ladd is at home from V%ergcnnes
IN Burlington for Il few days. the
guest of friends.--A. G. Pratt went 10
East WallingfOrd Saturday to visit
his mother.-The next regular meets
ing of Essex Center range will be
held in Grange hall Wednesday even
ing, August 26. Several candidates
will take the fourth and nth degrees
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TWO-SEATED SHUTDOWN CARRIAGE
for one or two horses for sale. Good
condition, cost 500, will he sold for $50.
Z. Selden. 1iS Main street. Burlington
VI. Also other goods. 3.w.tf.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Baglcy N chill
drcn Of Barton Landing are guests Of his
brother. +. G.. Baglcy and nephew. Gerald
Bagley.-Mrs. Amos GortOn OF Medford.
Mass. is visiting friends here.-The
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RICHMOND.

Il. NJ. Ccnant, n lifetime resident Of
this town. died last Saturday night at
II AZ o'clock. Mr.. Conant had been i'll for
several months past with peritonitis. lie
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $50 for set OF
two volumes. The second volume alone
sl.25. Free Press Association. Burling-
ton. Vt. u. WHY
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UNDERHILL.

Guy Day and family Of New York arc
visiting at Madame whitcomb's.-The
Sunday school picnic held in Harrison
Packard's woods was not very we'll at
tended owing to the unfavorable weather.
About SO from here. being present
Miss Hazel Il. Knight has returned from
BURLINGTON after visiting frierds in that
place. Mrs. Lang and daughter of
Glens Falls, n. u, are visiting at u.
w. knight's.-The ice cream social held
by the Ladies' Social Union on the park
Friday evening was quite u success, eight
gallons of cream being SODA. w. Ed
wards has n brother from New York visit
ing him.-Dr. Burdick has returned from
Grand Isle. where he has been camping
for a few days.-Mrs. l.. c. Fowler has
returned from st. Adams. where she has
heen caring for her mother. who Is quite
i'll.
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WANTED-I'y middlc-agcd wid"wcr. u
good, neat housekecpcr, middlc-aged
preferred. Address Lock Box Z. Barnet,
VT. 1M.6tXw.lt.
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A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT. ENPE-
RIENCED TEACHER wants position.
best of references, sccond-grade certiii-
cate. Address Teacher. 20o.6t& wit
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell n farm should use this
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possible
buyers. 81, WITT
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALk.-l905 Stanley, enclosed front.
large ngine 1G-in. boiler. painted
black. with dark blue panels and red
running gear. Sin. tires and extra cas-
ing and tube. the other tubes are now.
Equipped with brass oil side lights.
gas head light, horn with 40-in. tube.
ratchet brake. electric gauge light,
water gauge fer supply tank. hamper,
extra water pump and a few other ex-
tras. Demonstration can be had by call
ing: will sell right. f. II. Perkins.
White River Junction, Vt.
49,, 12t&7w2t.
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FARMS W~ANrED-If you want to sell
your farm, send me accurate dcscrin-
ton and terms. Lansing Donaldson,
Malone, n. y. 1oj ,6t&7wit.
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WANTED.

BULLETS WANTED-Chickcns. six
barred Plymouth. Rock. IL cUckcrcl and
Is puilcts of some other breed. go
Colchester avenue, Burlington.
pol 81. W.T..
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FOR SALE OR TO LET ON EASY
TERMS-A good farm in Montgomery.
VT, Of 40 acres. will keep 20 COWS and
team, some young stock besides.
Good buildings, never failing running
water. Second growth sugar orchard.
1,N0 treees. Orchard of grated fruit,
bears 3 to hundred bushels. Well
furnished with tirst-class farming and
dairy requirements. Call or address
Charles Baker. Montgomery, VT.
Swift.