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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOsBURoH FALLS.

H. Moffatt is building a house on a
lot adjoining the residence of a. H..
Eendall.-H. H. Kendall Is building q
workshop in the rear OF his dwelling
on Pearl street--One of the most SCI
we're electrical storms ever experienced
and which seemed to be central here.
passed over this place Friday afternoon.
Bolt followed bolt in quick succession
and with terrible tcngry. Twice was
the laboratory Of the DIR. X. J. Kendall
Co. struck though with slight damage
1t played havoc about the tower OF St.
Matthews church which likewise es-
capped serious injury. Two cows be.
longing to Joseph Paquette were killed
and another inquired. Cases Of shock
are reported but no loss of life. The
rainfall was small (.o22 inchcs) consid-
ering the display and Notes.-The bell
In st. Matthews towcn which was
slightly disarrangcd the night before
the Fourth. was put in order Friday
just previous to the tower being struck
by lightning. Fortunately the damage
by the latter agent was only external
f. $. Parmclee who has been spend
ing his furlough with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Parrlclce. has returned
to his command in Fort Warren, Boston
harbor.
Thc members of the class of 1901. Enos-
turgh high school presented Elaine Croft
with beautiful clock in honor of his
marriage a few weeks ago.-Fay Ovitt
has gone to Lake Placid. ~ V. where
he has employment for the season with
the Lake Placid Boat cluh.-Mr and Mrs.
II I law ha f,av,
lily of their son. DIR. +. II. Brown.-Mrs.
Martha Draper. who has been visiting
her son. DR.. Charles Draper in Mcdford,
Mass, for two months past has return
cd to her home hcrc-AIrs. Callie Howe,
w. &. T.. l.. worker of wide rcputc will
speak in tho interest Of the society in the
NJ thodist Church Friday evening July 81.
Mrs. Howe is highly spoken of by those
who have been so fortunate as To hear
hero. l.. Leach of Philadelphia is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. McAllistcr-Mrs Annette Love
land of burlington spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Parmclec. She was
accompanied by Mrs. William Drew, who
will remain a few weeks.-Mrs. o. Mcr-
rili and her mother, Mrs. Whitney and
two DAUGHTERS have gone To Gloucester,
Mass, for Il stay Of IA few weeks
| Moses Deary and Emma Young were
| married Monday morning by Father Nc
Garry in st. Jean Baptist Church.
There was a very pretty homo wedding
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Beatty
when their daughter. liza NJ. WAS mar
ried to Harley A. Bashaw OF Richford.
The decorations were In green and white,
and represeted an open door with white
doves OH the wing about it. The brides
sister. Lydia, was maid Of honor and the
best man was Corliss. the krooms broth
cr The Rev. f. T.. White performed the
ceremony. using the ring service. A col.
latton was served afterward in . pink
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MILTON.

Tie Rev T.. +. Treat of Richmond OK
changed with the Rev. f.. y. herrick
sunday. Sunday evening he gave an in
tcresting address on John IIay.-William
a. Wells. who came home to attend his
fsthcrs funeral. returned to his nome in
Springfield Monday. She was accompanied
home Nv his mother, who will spend some
time hm.-Niss Jennie Rankin is home
from burlington "a spend Il several weeks
vncation.--I. ID. Latham and +. a. Ben
ham spent Saturday and Sunday on Mt.
Mansfield. Miss Nina Ballard was home
from burlington over Sunday.-Capt. j..
r. Rockwell spent Saturday night and a
rart Of Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
+. c. Goodyear. Mr.. Clifford and dauEh-
ter. Rachel of Hinsdalc. Mass are Wis.
itirg Mrs. ]. W. Brown and Miss Clara
Erown-Byron Phelps and family OF
Audubon. Iowa, are visiting his brother,
O. c. Phelps Clark Phelps who has been
spending his vacation in town returned
Monday to Chicago.-Mrs. Alonzo Graves
of Chicago Is in town.
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UNDERHILL.

While stating a roof at Allan Bick-
nell's Friday afternoon the staging
gave way. injuring Hoyt Kinney very
badly. breaking both legs. while
Homer Kinney received a cash on his
head and 1t is feared other injuries.
Mrs. 4. r. Nay. Miss Eva Nay and
Mrs. Eunicc Scott of Boston came Sat
urday evening to spend few weeks in
town. Miss Hazel i. Knight and Frank
Knight have gore to Bellows Fails
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. II. Day VIII, have been
spending few weeks with Madam Whit
comb have returned to their home in
New York.-IOmer lockwood and fam
lily and G. c. Abbott, Jr. aud family
have returned from n two weeks camp
ing trip and report a very enjoyable
t!nlc.--rhe Rev. y. l.. BARNARD and fam
lily have gone to Worcester, Muss., r.
visit his sister and will he absent three
weeks The Methodist Church is being
repaired. -Miss Bertha Hatch has gone
10 Worcester. Mass. to visit friends.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

William Lcavitt returned homo Thurs
day from Fairfax whore he has been
spending 10 days,-Clore Cady and Miss
Sto1dard of Waistficld were guests at
the home of w. n. Cady last wcek.-Mr.
and Mrs. GeralG Baglcy, G. ". Brewster
and daughter. Georgia. were visitors at
Burlington tho last of the Week.-Mrs..
Ellen Strong and daughter. Clara. have
been visiting friends Mt Richmond the
past few days.--Mrs. j. f.. Andrews ana
Mrs. John Miles visited friends at Bristol
Saturday.
The Y. p. g. C. f. will have an ice
cream sale at the NJ. w. a. hall Saturda y
evening. July 90. from 7:3o to ten o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Of Jericho visited
her brother. William I.oavitt. the first
Of the weckC. p. GOrton OF Medford
Mass. came Saturday 10 his family al
the home Of Mrs. Casandria Ellis.-F. H.
Pean visited friends In Burlington the
first OF the week.
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and green decorated room. There were Q
rich collection OF gold. china and furni-
ture In spite Of the fact that very few In
town knew OF the ceremony. The young
people will make their home in Farnhnm
Ilue.. where Mr.. Bashaw has position
with furniture manufacturing concern.
The bride was one OF the most popular
young ladies in the community. She has
worked in the once Of A. NJ. Aseltine for
some ycnrs as s'cnographcr and type
writer.-Mrs. Allen Of Burlinston and
Mrs Collins of Vergcnncs are visiting
Mrs. W. r. Hutchinson C.. w.
ingalls, Of Montpelier is visiting her
daughter, Mrs r.. Il. Beatty. She Is ac-
companicd by her grand daughter. Misc
Flossic ingalls, Of Dover. n. H.-Mrs. II.
+. Reed and children returned from Now
port Monday night Miss Sadie Rublee
has entered tho employ OF A. M. Asel-
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Edward Hackett of burlington
was visitor at A. \. Farnsworth' $
Wednesday, Marjory Hulburt has
returned from an absence OF several
weeks in Rrattleboro Mrs. Electa Rog-
crs has returned to her home in West
ford after spending two weeks with her
niece Mrs. H. NJ. FIuntlcy.-Mrs. Mary
Fairfield a former resident called on
friends In tho village Thursday.-A
Pierce of Morotown is ut &. j. Hanlcy's.
Mrs. G.. A. Tomlinson Of tnderhli is
spending the week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Garrow.-H. a. I<add
has returned from North Hero. where
he has been to look after his farming
intcrcsts.-Mi>s Marie Beach Parker OF
Essex Junction is visiting her sister,
Mrs. C. w. Ricc.-Mrs. Samuel Hulburt
and son. Chauncey. are visitors nj thc
home OF the Rev. G. s. Hulburt-Miss
Pauline Parsons OF Worcester, Mass. is
spending few weeks with relatives In
Nashville and Essex
George Dygert. wife and child have re-
turned to Norwich. Conn. after Two
weeks vacation spent with relatives IN
x.-Among the visitors in town the
past week were Mrs. ID. Jones or Barre
Mt !. &. Abbey. Mrs. Gilbert ara Mrs.
Hazclton of Essex Junction and chiffon
Smith of Burlington.-.N Mrs. DNEe't Will
move into the rooms lately occupied by
II. II. Hall ir Mrs. Garvin's tenement
about August Edgar Foster was COM
victcd last week OF breach OF the peace
and furnishing liquor to Frank Lovely
and sentenced to serve not less than two
or mere than three months at the House
Of Correction at Rutland. where he was
taken Thursday by Deputy Sheriff
Ancn.-Miss Stella Farnsworth is visiting
in Nashville the guest of her cousin. Miss
Julia StOry.-Miss Carrie Chaplin has re-
turned from ~ weeks stay with relatives
in Huntington Hugh Smith, who has
been in tho insurance business in Eurl-
ineton for the past two years has given
M his position and is stopping with #.
Is. Smith.-H. Il. Hall. cXp:oss messcii-
ger on the Montpelier Williamstown run
spent sunday with his family hcrc.-Mrs.
Peck is spending few days with her
father e. W. Bates.-William Curtis and
wife Of Cambridge are guests OF ID. j.
Williams Mt tho hotcl.--C ". Martin and
family OF lIaverhill. N. H.. are spending
few weeks with Mrs. Martins parents,
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Hunt.
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JERICHO.

A daughter was born July to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey 1rsh.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Curtis July 11.-Mastcr
Bernie Nichols of Fairfax is visiting his
friends in town.--Mss Emily Howe OF
Burlington is in the village. Little Merle
Brigham is sick with measles.
Miss Trick of Burlington is visiting at
G. Varney's .-Mrs Warren Buxton Is
home from Malletts Bay. but will return
Tuesday Minerva Tomblin came from
the hospital Saturday.-Mi Alice ST.
nionds was called back to Hartford last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Moses Lavclly Of Rich
ford are visiting at n. Iiebcrt's .-Mrs.
Collins of Pittsford is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clara Howe.-Mrs. Dewey Irish is
very sick,-Arthur Packard and George
story started last week looking for work.
The last heard they were located IN Rut-
land.-Grace Carroll. who is working in
Burlington spent Sunday in town Miss
Nina IIurlburt is sewing at Mrs. Moral,
Lanes.
nr. Wcbb's party passed through here
led by four horse team Sunday for the
mountain returning MOnday.--Bcssie
bailey of johnson is visiting in town -
Ice cream will be served bv the young
people at the residence of Mr. Roberts
Saturday ncht.-Mrs. Mary Lowry went
Tuesday to Morrisville and will 60 from
there to Lake Caspian for a short stay
MIR. Buttons family reformed to Malletts
Pay Tuesday f'c having to- come home
on account Of having a large order to filI
In his business.
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WINoosKI.

The death Of Mrs. Martin HOlieran.
Sh.. which occurred Friday morning.
will come as n surprise and shock to
her many friends. While Mrs. Holleran
had been an invalid for some time she
was not considered in amy immediate
danger. Friday morning shortly at
ter eight o'clock she suffered faint
Ing spell hut was revived In about an
hour. At ten o'clock she was scixed
with second attack expiring a half
an hour later. For the past ten years
she had been a most patient sufferer
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sHELBURNE.

John T. Miller Of 1.ttleton. n. r., has
lren visiting at Thomas Mitchell's the
past week.
Miss Edith Hcaxt was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday. suffering
from an attack Of appendicitis.
Miss Frances Smith of Ottawa Ia visit.
ing her COUSINS. tho Misses Harmon.
Edwin Bartlett of Milwaukee is visiting
AT J. u. Rartlett's.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Tracy Of New York
arc Mt L. C. Tracy's,
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HINEsBURGH.

All members OF the recently instituted
G. l.. s.. are requested to meet at Masonic
hall at 7.30 sharp on Friday evening,
July q, To net OF. the adoption of n code
NJ bylaws and to transact any other
business proper to be done at a regular
meeting.
At the union service Mt the Baptist
Church Sunday. +. s. Retain gave a very
able address In the interest OF tho Anti
Saloon I.eague.-Mrs. j. 8. Patrick and
daughter of Burlington are visiting reia-
tives in tOwn.-Mr. and Mrs. Langfori
and daughter OF Burke. N. ". are guests
of the Rev. ana Mrs. &. q. Adams.-Mrs.
w. w. Davis and two children have re-
turned from two weeks visit In Water
bury.--Miss Daniels Of Burlington Ia
spending few weeks with her grand
mother. Mrs. Joseph Bushey.-Miss Strait
of New York State In the guest OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Contois. Marshall Tilley
IL quite sick with an attack OF tonsilitis.- -
Miss Ilenc Russell has returned to Bur-
lngon.- Ethel Skin ID spending a
week In brandon with Mrs. Carrie Cliff
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(Continued from Arst pase.)

Mrs. Mary Carpenter and son. Dean Of
N. V, arc spending month
with her parents. the Hon. and Mrs. w.
II. Dcan.-Miss Rachael Robinson since
the year az art instructor at
Goddard Seminary, has been visiting
friends in the northern part of the state,
but is now at her home here for the seat
son. Miss Helen Strickland of Providence.
X. l.. is spending the summer vacation
with her grandpai ents, Mr.. and Mrs. b..
w Field.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Rose Ellis is entertaining Mrs.
/. l.. Strong.-R. Il. Baldwin was with his
family over Sunday at Guy Bickford's.-
Miss Laura Sweet Is numbered among
the sick.-AIrs. w. w. Benway is in New
Haven with her daughter. Mrs. Briggs
Tho Christian Endcavor society will give
an ice cream supper with an entertain
mcnt in the near future.-The Rev. A. y.
Mum has finished his third year of labor
here and will deliver his last sermon July
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COLCHESTER.

Arthur Newton is i'll with an attack
of appendicitis and expects to go to the
hospital--Iiithcr Sugar. who has been vis-
iting friends In town has returned to his
home in Nashua, n. H.-During the Sc
we're storm Thursday Postma ster William
Sevcranccs barn, which he has been rails
ing up in order to put a stable under 1t.
was lifted from the foundation and blown
into the barn yard.-George Bryant OF
Havcrill. Mass. and his little son, who
have been visiting friends in town. have
returned home.-Mrs. Herbert Burnham
has returned to her home in Gardner.
Mass
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

James McKensie Is in very poor
health
W. w. Aldrich Is out on crutchcs
+. ]. Butler had the misfortune to
fall from "A load OF hay Saturday and
sprain his ankle. causing him a good
deal of pain. Mrs. Butler, who was In
Franklin. assisting in caring for her
father. was sent for Monday.
Mrs. w. G. Livermore and children
of Charlotte spent Sunday at her
fathers, 4. Rollins.
\ severe thunder storm accom-
panied by high wind passed over this
town Wednesday morning.
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BRIDPoRT.

w. c. f'inncssy was a recent visitor at
Essex Junction.-Mr. Brown Of New York
city has been spending Il few days at II.
L. 1Icmcnway's. day at the
Methodist Church passed off very credit
nbly.-Mrs. Ashley Bigclow has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Clarissa Eli
thorp.--F'rank Elithorp has recovered
from his recent illness -Mrs. James Bald
win of Shorchaln was In town Saturday.
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200 BUYS a 1G0 acre farm, two miles to
village six miles to railroad. r. +. d.,
meadows smooth and free from stone,
100 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
to ]. +. Hunt, Real Estate, Essex juno
tion VT. 1.wtf
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eeth Extracted

The only ONCE in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without q
particle OF pain without taking gas.
Ny method 10 used by no other person.
NO pain; no danger: no after effecta
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
once. ls6 Pine street. Burlington.vt
Odice hours. 10 to 3. Z to 3.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE how little 1t 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 adver-
tisement. 27,wtf
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hall OF Wnooski
Valley visited Mrs. Rosa Hall Sunday.
w. II. Davis was in burlington on
business Tuesday.--P. II. Smith and wife
Of Underhll were in town Sunday
George Streeter and Oscar Burns have
returned from their cumming trip.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Horace Ellsworth Of Pleasant
Valley were the guests Of Mrs. Rosa
Hall last weck.-G. W. Kellogg has
bought fifteen acres OF land OF Mrs. w.
H. Davis,
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NORTH FERR1sBURGH.

Herbert Kngsland and family, Miss
Frances Wheeler and Charles Wheeler
spent Tuesday in Neutrality-suspicious.
Miller has gone to Saranac Lake. n. Y,
on account OF his hcalth.--Mrs. S. II. Mar
tin returned from Saranac Lake, n. V.
on Tucsday.-Mrs. Eliza Wolford has re-
turned after several weeks visit IN
New York
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FOR SALE.

BLACKSMITH BUSINESS, annual in
come from $500 to $1,000. with chance
to increase. centrally located, good
building. running water. complete out
fit tools; price 5000, one-half cash,
balance easy.
FARM 900 ACRES, . miles from 2
large villages and railway station;
heavy dark loan soil. running water.
comfortable house. large barn with
basement plenty fruit, 80 cows. bull,
head young stock, mower, rake,
plows, etc. This Is a money maker
and well located. Price $1,000; from
81, 900 to 81 500 cash. balance to suit.
r. II. McGINNIS. Real Estate Agency.
Essex Junction. VT.
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Monday 10 the Fabyan House, White
mountains, where ne has a position for
the suin,ner.--Mr. and Mrs. Carl r. Nay
and son Of Burlington were the guests
at their parents, MIR. and Mrs. r.. q
Brown. few DAYS the past week.--fienry
Iallard has rented tho William Martin
place In the village. Mrs. r.. Jones is
spending fcw days with her husband
In Burlington-Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Whit
marsh started Tuesday for a weeks tour
among friends in neary.bv towns.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank @. Peasc were call.
cd to West Randolph Monday by tho
critical illness OF MIR. Pease's father.
'iaius Pease. formerly OF this place.
who has a severe heart trouble.
Mr.. Peasc can rot long SURVIVE
MIR. AMI Mrs. Frank NJ. Hoskins
vivc,-Mr. and Mrs Frank NJ. tioskins
arc the proud parents Of daughter. born
Monday evening.-Launcelo Conn went
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FARM FOR SALE, 24O acres 125 acres
hard and soft TIMER. enough to pay
for the farm, barn 40xso nice tic up, 81
head Of cattle. horse barn 22y So. spring
water. Groom house with I. 21X2i, ST
rods to school, will keep 25 cows and
team A bargain 81. 500. J. II. Drew. Real
Estate. Hardwick. VI.
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One CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
Quired. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines Special
terms to advertisers using from go to
1,O0C lines within twelve consecutive
months.
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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
IRE sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possible
buyers. o',wt1
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WILL1sToN.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Louise Christmas to Charles n.
Martoll Wednesday morning July ~ at
nine o'clock at the Church of the Holy
Rosary in Richmond. Mrs. John Pratt
has sister to visit with her from Mon
Caswcll was in Starksboro
last wcck.-Frcd Thompson of california
is visiting friends in town.-Miss Ida
Bushnell Of tho Fletcher hospital is at
home on a vacation.
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MILTON BoRo.

Floyd Sanderson returned home from
Loon Lake. July 16.-Mrs Alonzo Graves
arrived at Camp Rich Morday.-Mrs.
George Reynolds and son of Springfield.
Mass. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Howard,
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FARMS for sale: also nice residences in
Worthwhile. Burlington and Hardwlck
q. d. Hhoate MOrrSville. win
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sale. In cloth binding $3.50 for set Of
two volumes The second volume alone
SIS. Free Press Association. Buring-
ton, VT. 31,w1y
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--An established iirst-class
dressmaking business; amount of busi-
ness one year, l9o4-5 A6M stock, hx-
lures and good will at reasonable terms;
a rare chance for first-class dressmakcr:
best of reasons for selling. Mrs. a. M
Kendall. 161 Bank street. 1G.12t;w.3t.
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from rheumatism. Last fall she recov-
cred from a hard attack Of pneumonia
which left her heart In weak condi-
ton which had caused her much trou-
bic. Margaret Collins was born in
County Limerick ,frcland.about SO years
ago. At tho age OF 1s years she came
TO this country with other brothers
and a sister and located In Burlington.
In 1852 she married Martin Ifoleran of
this village and after a short time came
to this village whore they took up
their residence on West Allen street,
where they have made their home
since. Four children were born to them
all of whom with her husband survive
her They arc John r., travelling sales
man for the Columbian Distilling COM
pany of Albany. n. V. Mrs. william
Marsh, Martin. Jr.. and James 1Ioller-
an, all OF this village. She is also sur
vivcd by one sister, Mrs. jerome Ken
dell of plattsburgh, N. y, and two
brothers. Matt Collins of NJ Collins e.
Co., and Michael Collins. sexton at
Lake View cemetery. all Of Burlington.
Mrs. Hollcran was woman or kind
and loving disposition and made friends
with all whom she came In contact.
owing to her affliction with rheuma-
tism she has been unable to leave tho
house for n number Of years. The fun
eral was held from st. Stcvcn's
Church Sunday. afternoon at three
o'clock with intcrment in Mt. st. Jo-
scph in Burlington.
Examiner Couilard and bride arriv-
ed Monday night from st. Jean Chrysas-
tome, +. O., where they were married
in the morning. They were immcd-
lately driven to the home of the
grooms parents on Leclair avenue
whore Il reception was rendered them
They will make their home in the viii
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WANTED.

WANTED--A good Christian home for
girl of years of aye. For particulars
address l.. .. Box 1858. Ludlow. VT.
17i,2t&w,lt.