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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Tilley. ]. G. LogGins
and daughters. I.ottie and Bertha. OF
Williston and Mrs. J.. A. Allen of Shell
burnc were guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Tilcy OH Sunday.-W. II. Parker of Char
lotto was in town Monday looking over
ii farm in view of purchasing in the
spring,-W. II. Millham and family wcre
in Richmond recently visiting Mrs. Mill
hams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Buley
Sr-Mls. Malisa Allen is Visiting friends
in Winston village.
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SHELDON.

T.. NJ. Gunty OF Swanton has the con.
tract TO build the new grand stand on the
fair grounds at Sheldon Junction and
will have it completed ready for tho
fair which will DO held September 3, u
and I. \ car load of cedar posts have
arrived to TO used in building the new
fence. General Superintendent II. r.
Marsh has put the track in shape so
that the horsemen arc working out their
horses. Tho track requires good thor
ough repairing before the races. This
will he done at once. j. NJ Hill OF
Morscs Line has several horses at the
track. They are being cared for by W.
II. Duba--Tho new Portland house has
few city boarders.
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HlNESBURGH.

Mrs. &. s. 1sllam of burlington Is visiting
herfather. Louis Sanctuary. Undertaken Il.
n. Read has been in Boston and pur-
chased very fine hearsc. George Love
lands team ran away Saturday in South
Burlington doing considerable damage.
The meat cart was nearly ruined
George Love. Edna and Mary Ray of
Shclb,rnc were at Mrs. Albert Rays
Saturday Tho Rev. Mr.. Edwards Is enjoy
ing two weeks vacation in Manchester
and other points sOuth.-Dr and Mrs
II. q. Hanson, who have been i'll are
much bcttcr.-Mrs. Wesley Weller Of
Burlington Is visiting Mrs John Somcrs.
Mrs. w. l.. Field and two children of
Washington. -. c.. arrived Saturday to
spend the remainder of the summer with
Mrs. Fields parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. IIull.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Butler of
Richmond were in town over Sunday
Mrs. Julia COlamcr and son, Jacob. at
tended the White family reunion in
Starksboro Thursday at the residence of
a. J.. Whitc.--Dr. Burrtt's little son Is
the guest of his grandmother, Mrs.
Joseph 1andon.-F. g. Dow lost II val,i-
able horse Saturday with the collie. Or.
Rich spent Friday night with the horse
but could not save it. IT. was one of his
gray span ana valued AT $l.U.-B. H. by
ington's family from Burlington spent
SUNDAY at the farm.--Truman Burritt and
his hired man. George Cross. are sick with
typhoid fever but are slightly better and
hopes are entertained Of their recovery.
Clark Pierce had a narrow escape Mt
the grst mill Thursday. He was down
in the wheel pit Repairing some of the
machinery when his father. who does
not work in the mill now. came in and
not knowing about it attempted to start
the MILL Pierce escaped with some
bruises but it was n close call.-Several
have reported seeing Il white crow about
town this spring and Saturday the
writer saw the bird near Andrew Cury's
in with flock Of typical black crows.
There is no doubt about its being a
crow and being white-P. Raftery of
Montreal Is at the Bergin place for Il
| time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Foran. who have
been at the Palmer House for the last
three months have returned to Burling-
ton
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Tho four years old daughter of William
Palmer died Saturday The funeral was
held Sunday ut tho home of r. u. Pal
MGR. The Rev. james Rcrfsw Of the
Erie ds Church officiateI and the burial
was in the Friends Cemetery. Undertaken
u n. Reid had cfargc.-Thc Us had
a very pleasant meeting Friday even
ing ut William Partch's, A load of 20
came from East Charlotte. After a
pleasant progra mmc. refreshments were
se,vcd.-G. n. EaldWin has put In Il side
delivery rake, hay loader and horsef fork
Charles Fall has purchased large
team OF w. A. Lawrence of Bristol. -
Peter Stebbns Of Win"oski IL staying
with his sen, Philip. Mr.. Stcbbins is 90
years old and is as straight as a man of
60, lie has never known II sick day in his
life or had pain of any kind. lie is tina
father Of "A children only five OF whom,
are living. Some on has boon taking
mix from, tho cans OF Philip Stcbbins
during the night. he has missed 1t sever
al times once about 20 pounds. lie heard
them one night, but only got glimpse
of them.-A few farmers finished haying
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

I. l.. Strong Of Holdridge. Nebraska,
came Friday night to be the guest OF MS
brother. r. r. Strong and other friends
for the next few wceks,-Mrs. John Miles
and daughter. Doris, went to Canada
Monday to visit her parents and other
fricnds.-Mrs, Wyram Taft will entertain
the ladies societys Wednesdly.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Miner visited her sister,
Mrs. James Cass at Northneld the last
Of the week.-Mrs.. ID. r. Hanks visited
". II. Hanks and family at Bristol the
first of the wcck.--Thomas Dupont and
d. +. Hanks visited at Burlington the
last ~ the week,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENosBURoH FALLS.

What Is evidently n young deer ia maxi
ing its home near the farmhouse OF a,
w. Smith near the Sheldon camp ground
having been seen several times at close
range and without showing any fear
even at the noise of the moving
machine. Mrs. IL. &. Pomeroy and Miss
Bessie Cheney of st. Adams were at J
W. Pomeroy's Saturday.-Joseph PaQuette
is laid aside by blood poisoning from q
slight scratch on one the fingers OF his
right hand.
a. NJ. Aseltine and J. W. Green are In
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

William and Charles Heath started for
California; Monday. They will visit the
worlds fair at Portland. They expect
to be absent six weeks.-Frank Toner.
who Ia engaged In market gardening on
Long Island. came Wednesday to visit
his parents and returned Sunday night
As George Lovcland. butcher from
Hinesburgh, was delivering meat at Will
bur Halls. one of his horses in some way
GVt its headstall of and becoming
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ENOSBURGH.

The Rev. Evar:s Kent pastor Of Me-
mortal Church will speak to mis- people
Sunday the S0th on the Holy Land AZ
seen by him during his recent journey
therr.-Former pastor the Rev. j. w.
H. Baker assisted the Rev E,varts Kent
in the services at Memorial Church tho
23rd Mrs. Baker was also present
Mrs Bradley of Minnesota is visiting her
sister Mrs. George Raymore. -Effic
Bashaw of Barton is visiting her father.
Nelson Rashaw.-Mrs. Thomas Wright
has returned from visiting friends in
Swanton. Berkshire and MONTGOMERY
Mrs Eva Woodward, SeaCraves of Well
lesley. Mass, who has been visiting old
time friends in this. her native town has
gone to visit friends in Orleans county
Mrs Harriet Abel, % years old of Enos-
burGh Falls is visiting her brother, Is.
II. Rice, who is 81 years old, 10th in good
health
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BOLTON.

Fred Jewett. who has been treated at
the Mary Fletcher hospital the past two
weeks for blood poisoning, returned to
his home las, Saturday night very much
improved in health. He expects to start
his mill again next week.-Jack May went
to Denver. COL. about two weeks ago.
The adopted parents of Louis Blair. who
ran away fraHl home to travel with n
circus company. have heard from him.
saying he was travelling with the COM
pany through the Western States.-Mrs.
Swagg of Jericho is stopping at the
Bishop house Tor II few days.-Alden
Briggs returned from Bethel Tuesday
night. where he has been visiting his par
cnts for Il few days.-tirace Parcher of
ST. George was n guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Sabins from last Sat
urday night mill Monday Tornng.-Miss
Nora Page OF Richmond visited at the
home of George Thompson last sunday.
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MILTON.

Kenneth, tho little son Of A. r. Ashley
was hit by the wagon wheel while tho
horse was standing in front of the house
on Saturday and when found his head
lay under one wheel. He WAS uncon-
scious for an hour or so and received n
bad cut under the eyes but is doing
nicely now.-Mrs. l. J.. Chadwick of Bos-
ton is visiting Miss Kate Ashley and other
friends in town--Mr. and Mrs. II. IT,,
Bccman spent Sunday with friends in St,
Adams Bay..-Edward Clark from the
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Jane Horton fell Monday morn
ing and fractured her hip. DR.. Cohurn
attended her MIR. and Mrs. Rolla lio--
ton are spending their vacation at
their old home and were visiting his
mother when she mot with her ncci-
dent Her home is with her son. Glen
McNall of Petty Brook.-Mrs. Truman
johnson and two children of Hunting
ton arc visiting her uncle. g. w. Gran.
ger this week.
Mrs. Tronan johnson and children
who have hc"r visiting at G.. W. Gran
gers returned to their homo in Hunting
ton Tuesday nght.-Nrs. Jane Horton
who broke her hip Monday was resting
Tuesday morning after II night of great
suffering
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SWANTOE CENTRE.

Mrs. j. y. Warner attended The funeral
Tuesday of her cousin. Miss Lucinda
Walker. IN Enosburch Fals.-Mrs Annis
Allen and Mrs. Coates of Ferrishurst
were the guests Of Mrs. \. 7. Royce re-
|certly.-J. 7. Catlin and children spent
Sunday mt their camp. "rhe Rcoches. -
Last Monday w. 4. IIonsincer found Il
rats IN trap set with corn in an out
building. one rat was old, the others Of
two filters. the younger about half
|glown.-'lhc Misses Rcard gave a lawn
party last Thursday evening to dozen
young friends in honor of Miss Relief
LcaVcnway of Milton. who was the guest
|of Miss Jessie Ricard. Croquet was the
game of the evening and cake and ica
cream Mere served.
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Ladies Make Big Money

In your spare time selling I-necd-a
Girdle former to friends. Every lady
wants one when she sees 1T. DO not
send us any money. This is an honest
proposition. Write to-day TO secure
Agency and state the territory you
want. 1nccd-a Speciality Co. Dept.
a." West Somcrville. Mass.
175,f2&w2t.
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GEORGIA.

1Iarric Earle, son of Floyd and Emma
Mason. aged six years and nine months,
died on S;urdny morning and tho fun
cral was held from tho house sunday at
two p. m. The Rev. &. w. Clark onicia-
tng.-Littlc Bernice Hadley is suffering
from bad dslocaton of the elbow
caused by fall in the yard. The real
trouble W. determined ly the use of the
N-rays at st. Albans.--Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Pike and daaushtcr, Lizzie, OF
johnson have been passing a few days
at the home of his brother Sidney Pike
Martin Rankin is still gaining and took
n short ride on Sunday.-Lnuisa Ballard
is visiting her friend. Mrs. Daisy Knight,
OF Wat"rhurv.-on Friday evening a
good comr"ny Of friends and noighbors
met to remind Mr.. and Mrs Frank Max.
field Of their twentv-ffth wedding ami.
versnarv. Substantial gifts were left
Tho Roy. a. q. Austin left on Tuesday
morning for Buffalo to visit his SON.
Col. John r.. Margctts Of New York.
national secretary of tho Salvation
Army is to give n lecture at the Metho-
DIST Church on Thursday evening July
). Subject 'lS the Boy Worth Saving
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w. III VS. II 100 acre farm, two miles ia
Village six miles 20 rnilroad. r. +. d..
meadows smooth and free from stone.
leo sugar trees newly equipped, "A large
amount of timber all necessary farmint,
tools, cream separator and dairy tools,
together with 10 cows and all fodder put
into barn. Possession given October /.
Terms 5000 cash. balance to suit. no bet
ter bargain in Vermont. Apply at once
to j. F.. Hunt. Real Estate, Essex juno
ton, VI. lwtf
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FLETCHER.

Ths community was shocked TO hear
OF tho death in Seattle. Washington Of
Herbert Wcstbrook lie died quite sud-
denly while out rowing in the canoe
Mr. Wcstbrook married Miss Carrie
Brush of this place who survives him
with one son.-Alr. and Mrs. J.. -. Ellis
have returned homo from Boston. where
they have been visiting relatives +. L.
smith paid i7le cents for butter in June.
-I.ucius Whitney is i'll also Thomas Nc
Guirc.-News has been received of the
Death in Richford of Joseph Doth. He
was "A resident of this place for many
years He leaves ono son here by his
former wife, who was Miss l.. Meth
crly also Il WIFE and son in Richford
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs Elmer Durrcll and baby are
visiting ut Fred Wlson's.--.John Simond
of BrattcborO is the guest of Josiah
Cary.-Mrs. I.nux and Miss Ella Cobb.
who have been guests at w. n. Munson's
hay" gone to Waterbury.--Mrs. c. l.. Nc
Bride fell off from the piazza Tucsda Y
and broke both bones of the lower arm
and knocked the cap off hcr elbow. Dr.
Arklcy was called and reduced the frac-
turc.-Miss Helen Shaw spent last week
in Rurlington.-Aliss Jessie Lord is WISH
ting friends in tOwn.-Miss Susan Baker
is Visiting at Martin EOWlnrs
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~ ANTED-W Woman to wait at table and
do homework; also man or hoy for gen
cral outside and inside work at summer
camp cottage III the country. private
family of two. Frequent guests. strict
est reliability, nea'ness and Willingness
essential. Mother and son satisfactory.
Good wages. Apply {. u. Haskins.
Schenectady, ~ y 173,lt&wlt
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

a daughter was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Estcy, Friday the 2ist inst.-C N.
Johns and his mother, Mrs. II. II. Chax-
ton were IN Bristol Saturday and Sun.
day.-AbOut % of the young people OF
the Y. society and their friends enjoy
ed IL very pleasant time last Friday even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Partch. An interesting programme on
Independence" with music on organ,
violin and cornct formed the principal
entertainment for the evening. Ice cream,
and cake were scrved.--The funeral Of
little Christina. oldest child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Palmer was held Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. at their reaA-
ence, the Rev. James Renfrew of the
Friends Church, M0nktOn officiating, the
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Harry Moran, who has been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Moran, returned
to Glcns Falls Frday.--The Rev. Mr..
Clark of Fairfield will preach in the Con-
Grcgatloral Church Sunday morning. July
80 in exchange with the Rev. c. !. Peter
son. Homer Smith is confined TO the
house by illnoss.-Mrs. Lawrence Button
and daughter Alice are visiting relativcS
in Nolland.-Mss Gertrude Combs
entertained Ii of her little friends very
pleasantly at the home of Mrs. A. Atkins
Friday afternoon, July 2l.--Mss. Harriet
Rouse has returned from st. Johnshury
where she has been spending several days.
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WILLIsTON.

Fred Crotu Of Rapid city. s. d.. is the
guest OF his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Croto. If Soutl. Bu,'inGton-Dr. A. H..
Bingham and nephew. Frank TalcOtt.
arrived AZ nome Tuesday from their west
crn trip.-Mr. and Mrs. Fay Kenyon and
daughter of Hin"sburgh were at Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Hewetts Sunday.-Frank
Crnto was in Jericho Tuesday on bust
ness He IVES accompanied by his cousin,
and they made a short visit at his Gath.
1rrrv CrOto
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Of Richmond visited
their son. Harry, the last of the week
Dayton Baker of Massachusetts Is visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orrii
Pakcr.-Airs. X. c. baldwin and IduGh.
ter visited ut II, A Norton's the last
uf the week Roy Hanks OF Richmond
Is the guest of Ralph Miles.MilO Taft
went to the hospital in Burlington Wed.
NeStlay,
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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 20 buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your advor-
tiscment. 27.wtf
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FOR SAI.E--1hc Derby Line Hotel and
stables, Derby Line. VI. will lie sold III
closing the estate of the late Capt.
Henry Poster. 1t is widely known
house IN excellent cc ndition with steam
heat, electric lights and all modern
if"pro, emcnts. Price $1,000. VIII ret tho
right man from $3.50 t. $1,lCl per year
clear. Books OPEN to prospective buyer
kinsShery Foster executor. tw2t
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FARMS. largo and small. nice Burling-
lington residence. ten rooms, all con-
venicnccs. low price; also Morrsville
and lIardwick. q. ID. Choatc, Morris
vile. VI wv i'm.
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TWC-SEATED SHUTDOWN CAERIAt;N
for on" or Two horses for sale t;ond
condition. cost slnb. will be sold for $40
r. Selden, l43 Main street. Burlington
VT Also other goods. 2wtf.
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MILTON BORo.

Tho water pipes connecting the house
and barn of +. +. Smith. frozen since
March. tl,awcd cut July 1.-The
house and outbudings of David Bevins.
Georgia Plain. were burned to the ground
July 20 There is to be II lawn party a.
Camp Rich Tuesday evening. August I.
The Georcia cornet band Will be in at
tendance and ice cream and cake served
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FOR SALE-An established first-cass
dressnakng business; amount of bust
ness one year. 1o04-5. $500; stock, fix
lures and good will at reasonable terms:
rare chance for first class drcssmakcr;
best of reasons for selling. Mrs A. NJ.
keriall. 1il Bank street. 100 12t :w3t
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL. WAR for
sale. In cloth binding $50 for set of
two volumes. Tho second volume alone
SIS. Free Press Association. Burlng-
ton. VT 31,w1y
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RICHFORD.

j Birncy Martin fell on moving cir
cular saw Saturday at eleven o'clock.
while working in Comings's saw mil. The
saw struck him in the right thigh and
penetrated to his lungs, eating them
apart and laying hare tn" heart. I he saw
also threw him over and cut off his right
knee cap Several physicians were sum
mOned and he was taken to lis horne. Drs.
Hogue and Iundervillc being in close at
tendance until the hour of his death,
which occurred about thrc" O'Clock sun
day afternoon, after having been in great
agony u hours Mr. Martin was a kind
hearted. agreeable man of 30 years, de-
voted husband and father He leaves a
wife and four daughters. Leila. Georgia,
Marion and Frances. and two sons. John
and Carl. The funeral took place at
his late residence at ten O'cloC'i Wcdncs-
day morning and interment was in
Richford cemctcrv. The Key. Mr. Sinith.
pastor of the Methodist Church, was con-
Quoted the services.
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WESTTORD.

c. r., Noycs has been appoint cd
post mastcr.---Thc Clovcrdalc Cream
cry Co, paid Sc cents per hundred
for Juno milk.--Dr. 1lcrrick from
sheldon has located in this town. He
has taken rooms, at n. ~ Macomber' =
for the prcscnt.-Ch"stcr A. Grow ~
Ncrgenncs is spending u weeks vaca-
ton with relatives herc.-A young
son of Orvis Gabaree was seriously
hurt Thursday by being kicked by n
horse. His cheek was cut open and
he was badly cut on the neck
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interment being IN the Friends cemetery.
Mr., and Mrs. 3. H. Howes Of South
boro, Mass. who have been touring
Vermont. we're guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
W. H. Day from wednesday, until Fri.
day of last week. Mr. Howcs Is tho
general manager Of the Dcarfoot Farms
company 6outhboro. William Hunter of
Rutland spent Sunday at Il. j. Clark's.
MIR. Hunter was accompanied home Mon
day by Mrs. Hunter and little daugh-
ter, Dorothy, who have been visiting
Mt Mr. Clark's for the past two weeks
Guy Bcardslcy of Plattsburgh. N. r..
is Visiting cousin. Burton Beers.--Miss
Frances CrOssman and her niece, Bernicc
White of Burlington. who have been
visiting Mrs. Ellen Horsford. returned
home last Monday.-Mrs. Chester Smith
recently lost 30 young turkeys and one
old turkey by foxes.Mss Lena Clcvc-
land. WHO has been living in the family
Of her uncle, Burton Beers for sin
months past, WHY 60 soon to Thompson =
Point for a. weeks outing, after which
she will return to her home In Hunting
ton.-Miss Augusta Tatro of Burlington
is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Weight
| this week.
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UNDERH HILL.

DR. A. r. Burdick aud wife have gone
to Saratoga. N. Y, for a few weeks
Miss Harriet Mann is at home spend
ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs.
II. u. Mann--Frank A. Knight, for
merly OF this place. and Miss Jennie
Ellis. were married at her home in
Bellows Falls July .. Their future
home will be in West Chester, Penn,
where he has a good position. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Of Boston have return
ed to their home after visiting rela-
tivcs in town.-Miss Daisy McGbbon
is camping with friends Mt st. Al
bans Bay.-Arthur T.. Nay is spending
Il week with his parcnts.--Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Il. Bentley and grandchildren
of New Bedford, Mass. are visiting
Mrs. DouElus
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

Wlnifred Wclcott; first and second
grades, Miss Mary Redmond of Wi,liston;
primary, Mss Alice Anterior.
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FOR SALE.

u ACRE FARM for sale cheap and on
easy terms. II. II. 'rilley. st. George
VT. 152,d&wtf
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WANTED.

GIRL OR WOMAN wanted, family of
two, no farm work. must understand
cooking. Address BOX 81, Charlotte, VT.
17SU&4w,2t
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may BIO
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from $50 to
1,c0C lines within twelve consecutive
months.
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GIRL wanted To work in boarding house.
Steady work and good pay to the right
party. Il. J. Miller, Groton Pond, VT.
l73,2t&wlt
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Teeth Extracted

Tho only ONCE In burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without q
particle OF pain without taking gas.
MY method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger: no after enectA
DIR. l.. AAZEN.
once. 1856 Pine street. Burlington.vt
Ottice hours. 10 to at to 8.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Davis Of Clinton.
Mass passed n few days here last week.
Mrs. II. r. Porter attended the funera,
of Miss Lucinda Walker at Enoshureh
Falls Tuesday-Col c. f.. Nelson and
Master Burton Nelson Of Derby Lima
were in town few days this week-Mr.
and Mrs. G. I. Hall started for Boston
Tuesday morning in their automobile re.
Gently purchased,