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M1LToN.

+. T.. RogcrS's mill was Obliged to shut
down Monday because of lack OF water
The pulp mill has been obliged to shut
down several grinders association Demo
of Boston. Della Demo of Burlington ana
Elmira Dcnno OF Brandon are visiting
their father. Levi Icnno--Miss Elccta
Allen of Boston is spending her vacation
at her fathers. Thomas Allen.-Mrs. o.
II. Hewcy ana son. Adds. went to Hub
bardton Saturday Tor weeks visit
Little Albertine Parker of Richmond liz
spending n few days with her grandmoth.
er. Mrs. T.. j. Rankin Misses Minnie and
Mabel Mclarir have returned from n visit
with friends in Canada.Alss Genovicve
Morgan is visiting friends in Pleasant
Valley and Cambrid9c.--Mr. and Mrs. c. L.
Swan gave the young people of the village
n strawridc last Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Elsie clark Of Orange. ~
j.. and Miss Lois Bradford OF burlington.
The local union Nc. AZ. =. S. and +. NJ
w. L., are to give n minstrel show At tho
opera house on the evening of Labor day,
September 4. which will be followed by q
grand ball with music by Georgia band
and orchcstra-Samucl Gaborec, who has
been sick for several months with tuber-
culosis, died at the residence of his ia
Their. Charles Gabor"e on Friday. The flu
neral was held from ST. AIMS Church on
Monday at 10 a. m with intcrment in the
Catholic cemetery lie leaves n wife and
little babe. n father and mother and five
brothers and three sisters.-Mrs. Charles
Sabin and three children of Rutland are
visiting her sister Mrs. Helen Ballard
Mrs. RI. J. Lyon and son, Charles of
HiGhgate have been the guests for several
days of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Skcels of the
Glenwood -Solomon Peppin is suffering
with a broken shoulder.-Quite number
of people from the village attended the
old-fnshioncd supper and corn roast ut the
Doro. There was n large attendance
Misses Lillian and Claire Wood are spend
ing two days with Mrs. d. ID. Parker in
Observation-Disclosures Demo of Essex liz
visiting his uncle. Levi Decentralization
Jackson is moving to burlington.
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WILLIsTON.

Joseph Pine of Westford is visiting
friends In town.--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Phelps entertained two young nephews
from Burlington last week. Andrew
keefe OF Kingston. n. Y. with two chill
dren are guests at his brothers on the
hat-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Croto were at
Mrs. Crotos fathers home In Hines
bursh Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harmon
Nichols are visiting this week in Wash
ington county-Thc Kings Daughters
Circle will hold their meeting with Mrs.
Frank ralcott r'riday.-Miss Marion Sabre
of Alhurgh is n guest at Mr.. Ketfcs.-
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hcwett had guests
from Burlington at their home Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Georgia Brewster commenced
school at Huntsville Monday.-Mrs. +.
W. Brewster went to South Starksboro
Saturday to visit her brother Herbert.
who Is very i'll again.-The Misses Hazel
and Lula Eddy returned to their home In
Burlington Saturday. after spending a
week with their aunt Mrs. II. II.
Drewstcr.-A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. b. II. Tromley Friday.-Mrs. Amos
Gorton. who has been visiting friends
here for the past week. went to Burling-
ton Saturday to visit friends there.-Mrs.
Harry Ellis visited Mr.. Ellis's parents In
Richmond the last of the week.-Frank
BoOska moved his family to Forest City
saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe
and infant child returned to their home
in Springfield. Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. II. w Brewster will entertain the
willing workers at her home September
6.-Miss Pauline Warren visited at Rue-
Ter Ross's In Williston the first Of the
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

a. L. Robinson ana Miss Mary Man.
zer of ST. Adams were in town over
sunday. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. a. Place.--Mrs. H. j. Lyon and son,
Charles. are spending the week with
friends in Milton-Miss Glenna Dwyer
Of st. Adams is spending the week
with her aunt. Mrs. u. w. St"cle.-Al-
dolph Jersey of Boston. Mass. is spend.
ing his vacation with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph Jcrscy.-prof. c. ..
Stimets of Jersey city, y. j.. is visit.
ing his brother, II. A. Stimets.--Aiss
Mae Seward has returned IRON Ausablo
Chasm, y. y. where she has been
spending tho summer.-Miss Emma
Stimcts Of Swanton is spending the
week with her sister. Mrs. George
Folsom.--Dr. George Buxton was in
Burlington over sunday visiting his
parcnts-J. y. Butler spent sunday
with his family. vino are ut camp 1T
the Springs-Miss Maudc Tillotson has
returned from her vacation and has
again resumed her duties as clerk in
the store of W. II. Lantman e. CO.
Mrs. ]. w. RYic and Miss Grace Ryie
of Fttchburg. Mass. ere visiting at
tho home of Battocs RYE on Canada
street.-The Rev. Lewis Perry of Aver,
Mass. is spending the week with rela-
tivos in town-Mrs. f. -. Spooner,
who has been quite i'll. is now improv.
ing.-Mrs. D. w. Steele and daughters
visited Mrs. G. g. Holmes at sheldon
Springs Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Hunt of Rutland arrived in town
Saturday afternoon and is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary lIunt.-Mrs.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Edward Crandall has resigned his posi-.
ton as mail carrier on route No. I and
Hiram +. Tllley has been appointed by
the government to fill the vacancy with
William Heath as substitute.--John
Erown. who IL In poor health is some
better. He spent a few days in Bclviderc
last week.-W. Millham uf st. George is
in town with his gasolene engine thresh-
ing grain for the farmers. lie reports
II very good yield considering the wet
season William and Charles Heath have
returned home from California, where
they have been the past six weeks. Their
aunt, who resided there came home with
them and will make 1t her home here.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Clara Harris is spending n few
DAYS with her brother. G. s. Harris and
family. in Middlcbury.-A. n Ellison il,
i'll with n stomach trouble Joseph Colt
Of Montpelier. made relatives here a
brief visit the first Of last weck.--I.Nst
Saturday evening A. J.. Emo arrived home
weeks visit with friends in Massachus-
ctts.-E. f.. Ellison and son. Charles. were
in town over last Saturday and SUNDAY
Miss Maud Foot of Cornwall has been
the guest ci her classmato, Stella Foot,
for several days past.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
". Day and Miss Jennie Walker of Bos-
ton went on the excursion 10 Ausn bic
Chasm last Saturday Mrs w. H. Jones
and daughter, Miss Mildred zones, ar
rived in town Tuesday morning from
Copenhagen. n. Y. They will he the
guest of the Rev. e. II. Carr for a few
days when they will return to their home
in Montpelcr.-Mrs. Lydia Allis. Mrs. IL.
II. Claxton, Miss Clara Harris ard Mrs.
+. A. Ellison attended camp meeting at
Spring Grove last Friday-Mrs. Timothy
Stebhns fell down the cellar stairs last
Friday morning and received several
severe bruises and cut cash in her
forehead, which required eight stitches
W CioS'. ore IN iEuCn improved tnOuEn
still quite feeble from its enects.--Thc
Y meeting at u. J. Claik's was ATTENDED
by about 20 of tho members and young
people of the place last Friday evening.
As usual tho program was an interesting
enc. Cake and ice cream were served
Peter Stcbbns, who has been i'll for over
Il week as tho result Of a fall Is consider
Cd much worsc-Mrs. Nellie and Miss
Machcllc IIcrsford are camping at Tlomp-
sons Point.-The schools Of thc town
will open Monday, Sept. 4.--Guy Willough-
by and family, who have been occupying
their cottage mt Long Point for the past
two weeks will break camp this week and
return home.--B. II. Carpenter is spend
ing n week at Thompson's Poiglt, the
guest Of Mr. md Mrs. Ransom Beers at
their cottage.-Miss Lillian Ritchie of
New York city, who has been visiting
relatives in town fer two weeks past,
went to Wallingford last Monday, where
she is spending the summer with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles STAT
ford Mrs Chester Smith and her son.
Charles Smith. left early TIE sdly for
St Lawrence county. y. y, for Il weeks
visit tn relatives near Norwood. Mrs.
Blanchard of burlington is visiting al
Mr. WllOughby'c
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WEsTFoRD.

MIR. and Mrs. 8. c. Bates have returned
from spending last week in Huntington
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCuen OF Everett
Mass. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Northway.--The musical bouquet
will be given In the town hall next We'd
nesday evening for tho benefit OF the La.
dies Social circlc.--The same entertain
ment will he given Friday evening In I'm,
derhill for the benefit OF the band.-Miss
Lizzie Allen returned from Quebec Sat-
urdny.-Maurce Morey leaves town this
week to enter Oberln Coiege.-Miss Edith
Hall returns to Chicago within few days
to begin her school.-Miss Jessie Rates OF
Essex Junction il the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Ruggles at Brooksidc.
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WEST BOLTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Rosa Hall was held
Tuesday. the Rev Mr.. Wills oniciating.-
The friends of Miss I.arcy Gilc gave her
n very pleasant surprise last Friday even
ing, calling Mt her home and presenting
her n gold watch.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Gregory nnd children arc visiting in Wa
tcrbury. Miss Edith Tomlinson. who has
spent the summer in stowe, is visiting her
mother. Mrs r.. r. Davis.-A. l.. Hardy,
Miss Emma Sandersor, r. o. BohOnon,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gregory and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Gibhle spent very
pleasant day Mt the river Morday..-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Waterman OF Thetforh
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
q HnaHOrd
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ENOSBURGH.

Miss Mildred Adams of Compton, y. IT.,
is visiting her grand uncle, Deacon S. II.
Dow. and her aunt Mrs. A. J. Croft
Mr.. and Mrs. James kdder, who have
been taking carriage drive to VerGonncs.
Hinsburgh, Westford, etc, visiting friends.
have returned home-The annual basket
picnic Of the Congregational Sunday
school will he held in the sugar woods OF
Warren Perley "Wednesday. August So
The Young Peoples Missionary society
will give an entertainment in the lecture
room of the church Friday evening. Sep-
TENDER l. There will he "A short literary
programme with music. lee cream, cake
candies, etc., will be served.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Mctno.
dist church will met tins week with
Mrs. Oliver Goodrich Fred Gcodspeed
of Tewkehury, Mass. is visiting In town.
Miss Elizabeth rphan, Mrs w. L kich-
ardson and Mrs. Levi James are among
the ones attending tho sheldon camp
mccting.-rhe w. G. r. L. will hold their
regular monthly meeting in Friday of
the week in the vcstry Of the Methodist
Church-Mrs. l.. W, Combs visited in
Johnson last week.-Miss Lena Tiilotson
of bakersfield is visiting in town.-Mrs.
Robert G. Martin and children have como
to ST. Adams to visit her parents. Judge
and Mrs. q. W. IIelton before returning
to their HON" in Dorchester. Mass--iI. II.
Head has with his family moved to
Rakcrsfield.C. II. Gates is having new
piazza built on his house near the lower
store.
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TWO GOOD FARMS.

200a. level farm in Essex, main road.
fine location. rich soil. IS COW capacity.
village and railroad. r. f. d. and tel
ephone. Fair ~ story, 10-room
house, good 40xl4O barn. will tie up so
head running water h. and b.; 500
With "a head cattle and farming, dairy
and sugar tools, $1,000; cash. $4,000.
bal. easy
1ooa 10-cow farm in Stowe. u
and railroad. cream taken at door, r.
+. D.. good l story, 7-room h., ample
barn room in fair condition, running
water h. and b. Tillage land Is smooth
with no stones. Good sugar works
Price. 500. Small payment down
gives possession.
Send 10 cents for form catalogue md
mnp of Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
146 ST. Paui ST., Burlington, W.
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COLCHESTER.

Frank Henderson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Boston and son. who have been
spending several weeks In town left for
Boston Saturday.-The annual roll call of
the Baptist Church will be held Thursday
afternoon and evenng.-Mrs. Washburn
of Milton il visiting her daughter Mrs.
A. !. Hubbard. Mrs. Macy of Winooski.
who was visiting At Ormal Sager's. was
taken quite i'll with an attack or heart
trouble in church Sunday She was
taken to ]. NJ. Wright's house and DR..
Arkley summoned. Mrs. Macy regained
consciousness after a while and was able
to return to her home In the afternoon.
Mrs. Day ana Miss Fannie Day returned
from Barre Saturday,-The Kings Daugh-
tiers will not meet until Friday evening
this week.-Mrs.. Bertha Otis and children,
who have been visiting In town several
weeks. left for Randolph Thursday.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Elijah Carl is rapidly failing from what
tho doctors call old age. He can see but
little and hardly knows anyone. nix
Cross Is very low with typhoid fever,
having takcn It from his father. The
fever runs very high and has about seven
days more before n turn can bc expected.
Charles Bali has started II small cream
cry mt his home. He gets from $40 tn 900
pounds of milk daily.--Mr. Boyce Of Mid
dlcburv was in town Thursday in regard
to the Monkton children attending school
in district II. Charlotte. He gave no
dc cision in the case at that time.
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CHARLOTTE.

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MONEY IN THIS 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 $4,000, handled at small
expense; low rent. Approved paper
will be accepted.
THE REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE CO.
LAG 81. Paul ST., burlington, W.
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eeth Extracted

The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of psin without taking gas.
My method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no after effects.
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
Office 1S5 Pine St, Burlington, VI.
Office hours, 10 to 3, Z to s.
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s.. 300 BUYS n 100 acre farm, two miles to
village six miles TO railroad. r. +. D..
meadows smooth and free from stone.
1,2O sugar trees newly equipped n 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 $500 cash. balance to suit. no bet
ter bargain in Vermont. Apply at once
20 J. F. Hunt, Real Estate. Essex juno
ton, Vt. 1.wtf
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JERICHO.

Arthur Packard and George Story are
with u party from Essex camping for n
week ut Malletts Ray.-Mrs. Fred Per-
oivnl and Donald were visitors In Burl-
ington over Sunday.-Mrs. Small went
to Joncsville Saturday taking Miss
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PULLF.rS WANTED--Chickcns, six
barred Plymouth Rock. a cockerel and
Is pullets of some other breed 2G5
Colchester avenue, Burlington.
20, st, WIT.
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WANTED.

MAN wanted to care for team and work
about city place. Must understand
gardening. II married can live in cot
taee on the place. Address q. b. W.,
Free Press OHicc. 304, dewitt.
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TWO-SEATED SHUTDOWN CARRIAGE
for one or two horses for sale. Good
condition, cost $780, will be sold for $50.
E. Selden, 143 Main street, Burlington
VI. Also other goods. 3.w.tf.
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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-
tisemont. 27wtf
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SHELBURNE.

The Misses Eva ana Alice Duhamel
returned to Burlington Monday after a
few weeks stay with their sister. Mrs.
]. r. Mallcttc,
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Eleanor Scarf of Burlington spent
Saturday afternoon and Sunday with
her school friend, Miss Marguerite Tilley.
Master Grover Provin. who has tern
spending his vacation In town returned
Monday to Norwich. Mrs. Clark Small
Of Essex was called to town Saturday
evening on account of the serious ILL
moss OF her daughter, Mis-. w. O. Wes-
cott.--fIenry Wescott of Montpelier came
to town Saturday to visit his mother
for few days.-Mrs. Edward fshnm
and daughter, Miss Eaiya, who have been
mt the old home for few weeks, will
soon leave, the former going TO nurling-
ton for n tiine. the latter TO her duties
Mt the Goddard In Barre-School will he
opened September 6 for n twelve months
term.-Mrs. 1,oomis Allen has returned
from Burlington, where she spent about
two weeks with her nephew, George AL
len at Battery Place. Mrs. Austin Nc
Kcn3ie and daughters have sold the per-
sonal property from the farm and are
living in 1lincsburgh.--'r unpaid balance
of the 1905 taxes arc due September 1
and payable ut the office of the town
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1rn Woscott and child
spent last week with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Filings Of South
Williamsport. Pa, who spent two weeks
ut IT. II. Tillev's. left on Friday for their
home, going by way Of New York city,
where they will spend n few days. Mrs.
w. G. Wcscott, who was taken sick FRI
day morning, remains about the same
Or. Arllcy of Essex Junction is her at
tending rhysician.-Mrs. NJ w. 1linsdill.
who spent last week with her mother.
Mrs. Clark Small. in Essex. was called
homo on Friday on account of the serious
condition of her sister Mrs. Wescott.
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UNDERHILL.

HoNt Kinney. who was so seriously hurt
some time ago. has returned to his home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
he has been for treatment for the past
six wecks.-Thc ladies of the W. r. c.
spent Il very pleasant afternoon II tho
home Of Mrs Sarah T.. I'crriok on We'd
ncshnv last. Tea was served to about 80
friends. Sadie Hale is spending her va
cation with her parents in this place
Albert Gleason and Hugh MacCihbon are
spending Il few DAYS at Camp Martin in
Milton as tho guests of ". A. iiarrows.-
A pnrty consisting OF Madam Whitcomb,
Mrs. L. II. Mann. Miss Harriet Mann. MIR.
and Mrs. Guy c. Day and son. Kenneth
MIR. and Mrs. y. c. Hnwlcy. Reginald
Hawley. Miss Helen MacCiihhon. Mrs
Henry Mead. MIR and Mrs Carl Mead
and l.. c. Fowler spent " ednesday at
the picnic grounds at the foot If Mt
MansIicld-Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Day and
Master Kenneth, who have been visiting
relatives in town for the past week. re-
turned Saturday &c their rome in New
York city.-SOme Of the Young people had
the first corn roast Of the season on
Nhitcomb's beach Wednesday evening"
The ,'nderhill graded school Will open its
fall term on Tuesday. September j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stevens of Proctor
visited ut s. A. Hale's Saturday.-Airs. NJ.
p. Maurice of Montgomery is visiting
friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. L.
Metcalf are visiting friends in Massa
chusetts.-C. y. Styles is having his
buildings painted and will put in n hard
ware and tnshop soon.
DR.. +. ID. Stoddard ana wife of Provi-
dencc. Il. l., and Mr.. and Mrs. "A. A.
Ravmorc Of F.nosburgh have been visit
ing Mrs. NJ. T.. Church during the past
week.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from First rnec.)

Rev. John Paige. who was present
from Livermore Falls. Me, spoke
briefly. One feature which added to
the enjoyment of the occasion was n
graphophonc operated by Charles
Chamberlln OF Starksboro. a business
meeting was held in the afternoon at
which the following officers were
elected for one year: President, Will
lam York of Lincoln; vice-president.
Ansel Palmer of Bristol; secretary and
treasurer, Mae clifford Of Burlington.
The same entertainment committee
consisting of Miss Mae Clifford, chair
man, Miss Jennie Chamberlin, Mrs.
Eugene Miller was reelected for one
year. The following resolution was
drawn up and adopted: Whereas,
since the last annual meeting Of the
Wadleigh reunion. its venerable prcsi-
dent, Charles Palmer, has passed to
the larger life; be IT resolved, that we.
press hereby our sense of loss and
sorrow. We hope to cherish his MEM
DRY and seck to be made better and
comforted by tho hope of that life
which is unseen but endless. We al
SO WISH 70 express our sympathy with
his immediate family and extend
our best wishes for them in the I'M
tried years OF the future. (Signed)
John w. Paige. i. +. Clifford, r.. X
Eddy. committee. Tho invitation of
Mrs. Eugene Miller of Bristol to hold
the reunion with her next year was
accepted. All pronounced it one OF the
pleasantest reunions ever held and
parted with the intention of meeting
again next year.
The Shelburnc Cooperative creamery
paid their patrons for July per cent,
milk 90 cents or "a cents per pound for
butter fat.
Miss Katherine Dubuc. who has been in
convent in Montreal. has returned to
her home to live and IL being heartily
welcomed by large circle of friends.
Miss Maude Macombcr has returned
from her visit in Flattsburgh
Col. T. G. Fletcher of ST. Johnshury
is at Gray Stone farm for few days
DR.. w. s. Webb and family have ar
rived home from Bar Harbor.
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FARMS WANTED-If you want to sell
your farm, send me accurate dcscrip-
ton and terms. Lansing Donaldson
Malone, N. Y. 195, 6t&7w4t
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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
sl.2s. Free Press Association. Burling-
ton, VT. &.w1y
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Genuine French Courtoise
cornet and case. b. and A. shanks.
F1rst-ciaes condition, $35. cost Sa7. j..
F. Murdock. ia 1-2 Church ST.. Bur
lngton. Phone 52s-4 Swat.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-Plcasant. warm furnished
house, near College. Apply JAG VIII
lianS street Swift.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
Help or to soil 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. 3I,wtf
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