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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Miss Anna stacy has resumed her
place in tho graded school after q few
weeks vacation following her mothers
funeral.--Miss Cooks room has re-
sumed its sessions after u short vaca-
ton caused by case of scarlet fever.
No others have developed in tho COM
munity.--Mrs. J. W. Burgin of West
Charlestown was in town Friday on
her way to burlington, where she will
be met by Mr. Burgin and they will
remove the body of their son. Frank,
to Washington for burial.
Three teams went outside last Sat.
urday to play ball The high school
to bakersfield the Juniors to Rich
ford the stars to East Berkshire
where they sustained the reputation OF
The Falls. by score of Il to their
opponents eight. Both the other clubs
were beaten. One of the Stars. aged
u. wns recently Intercepted rs II
whether Enosburgh Falls PLAYED ball. 70
which he replied. "Oh! YES some We
have town team, n high school team.
fat team, a lean team. team above
the track. team bclcw the track. a
Junior team and a star team. Yes, some
Of the boys play ball A gnodlv nunl-
her OF odd Fellows and Rebckahs at
tended the special preaching service ut
the Free Baptist Church sunday morn
irG.-Thc Rev. ard Mrs. G. w. Hunt
arc to be rendered reception this even
ing hy the Masons and Eastern Stars
at their lodge room They expect to
leave for their new homo in st. Adams
the last of the present Week.-Mrs.
stevens of Burrston IS visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. Towlc, who remains in
very poor health.-.Thc family of L. II.
Hamilton movod TO ST. -Nhans Tuesday
May .. They have lived in this town
Ter about 20 years.
At the annual village meeting held
Tuesday evening May =. the following
officers were elected: V. a. Irish, modera.
tor: T.. j. Parmelec. Clerk; \. T. Leach,
James Kcmp. NJ a. Fairbanks, j. A.
Mason. \. NJ. Ascltinc, trustees; A. J.
Croft. collector; w. Il. 1.add, trcasurerl
7, ~ Armstrong. water and light com.
missioner; &. II. Stetson, chief engineer,
d. NJ Rose and j. Il, Kimball assistants,
+. j. Parmelee, j. Is. Kmball C. H.
Stctson, auditors. Voted 800 to village
Improvement society for care of parks.
Voted 500 for band concerts at $500 each.
Voted to pay members of hose companies
20 cents for responding to call for fire
80 cents per hour for attendance also
% cents per hour for practice. Tho
trustees were instructed to collect tho
amount assessed as the shares of NJ. a.
Kent and A. ii. Manley for the building
of the bulkhcad. also sewer assessment
against the Enosbursh Creamery CONF
pany. Voted a tax of 80 cents.-Thc game
of ball between st. Adams high school
and Enosburgh Falls high school played
on the ground here was won by the home
team by tue score of to o and ii is SAID
the one run was on an error of the um-
pre- 1t was one of the cloanest games
ever played on the grounds here. Mrs.
| j, r. Hcfrlon of Franklin is caring for
Mrs. j. Towle.-J. IL. Mcars Grand
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Joseph Gossolin. aged % years and sig
months. died at his home in the town Of
ST. Adams on Thursday with pneumonia.
Mr.. Gosselin had been i'll about a week
He is survived by wife and his parents.
Tho funeral was held at nine o'clock
Friday morning from the Church of tho
Holy Guardian Angels
DR.. and Mrs William Stanford stevens
and sons, who have been living in Flor.
cncc. Italy, for the past IS months. have
arrived home.
The annual meeting Of ST. Iuke's
parish was held at tho parish house
Monday night when the following wors
elected members of tho vestry: Henry
q. Morton. John c. Stranahan, Otis y.
kolton. Charles S. Forbes. Stanley
Grey. Milton s. BostwlclS and Fred W.
Hyde. Tho vestry organized by tho
election of II. g. Morton as senior
warden; John G. Stranahan. junior
warden; Stanley Grey. secretary. and
Fred w. Hyde, treasurer. The follow
ing delegates ana alternatcs wera
elected to tho dioscean convention to
he held at Woodstock on Wednesday,.
June 81: Delegates. o. n. Kelton,
Charles s. Forbes. John f. Locke.
Milton S. BostwiclS and Robert RI.
Ford; alttrnatos George T. Derrick
Almycr Shufclt, W. Y. Martin. Leon F.
Gale and &. A. Bostwick
Tho marriage of Ms, jtaIero IT y-or.
ant and Louis Reward was solen,nizod
| at the Church Of tha Holy Guardian
| Angels at niuo o'clock MONDAY morn,
| inc. thc Roy G. II 'rro..ior ofscio,i,,
| The hoard of lfconso commissioned,
| were in session at tho c,,v han ruo,aou
evening TO consider tb., ,rn,icatio, arI
hear the objections if anv 70 the ,,-
plication of Thomas Roach for , lioara,
of the second class. No ohiactinrs NOV.
entered and =. license viii v,i,bo,t d,,,h-
no granted Mr. Peach ia no o,,or,+i,.o -,
the store nov vacant in tba Dosio.o,
block on Io.o street
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HINEsBURGH.

Charles Weed. an old ana respected
resident, passed away Sunday April So
after a long period OF i'll health. He
leaves Il widow.-Wnltcr Weed of Shell
l'trnc WAS in town last week to visit
his cousin. Charles Week.-Mrs. George
Gilman is quito sick with pneumonia
Mrs Moore and Mss Emmma Moore OF
Burlington are visiting at Charles
MuOre's .-'Tfc Wocdmen's ball given
Friday night was attended by Co couples
There was Il social Ak the home of
Mrs. L. J. Harris, Wednesday evening
Of this wcek-O. 4. Mead remains quite
sick. A Burlington physician was called
in consultation last week.-Mrs.. John
'rnbey and child of Charlotte spent n
few days at Guy Tobcy's last week.
Mrs. Smith OF Starksboro visited at G.
W. Fierce's last week.-Thc Rcv. Ira
Kellogg ana wife of Ntonktor are visi.
ting ut Lucan BostwicEs.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Grant who is in poor health and
has been staying with her mother. re-
turned home last week seemingly much
improved but was taken with another
severe attack Sunday mornng-John
Seguin, with an incubator Matched So
out of 100 eggs. lie has now about 400
eggs in his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sue Sc
gum will return to her hotel work in
the Bcrk shire hills. Mass, the 18TH
Some grain is being sowed and few
potatoes planted. but the weather is
rather cold. Pastures are very back
ward. Orchards promise to blossom.
very full.--The grip has been the fash
ion the past two weeks, nearly every
body having at least slight attack.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A council Of physicians was called
Sunday in the case OF little Juno Ba-
con. who is seriously Ill with rheuma-
tix,n.--Charles Smith, who has been suf'
faring for the past 10 days from a severe
injury to one eye. has fully recovered
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Tomlinson from
Jericho. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Nichols
from Wiiliston, Mrs. Henry Roberts OF
Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nichols from California arc visiting
Mrs Ellen Horsford and her daughter.
Miss Mabel Observation-Disclosures Earl Ing
CART is SPEEDING some time with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tag
CART. and attending the village school,
Walter Jackman Is suffering from dis
located shouldcr.-Miss Lucy Spear. who
has spent the past winter at Mr.. Will
loughby's is going TO Monkton soor to
live with hcr sister. Mrs. Stilson.-Onc
OF Rctaniin Carpenters farm horses was
badly cut on barbcd wire fence last
Triday.-Dr. Collins of Ferrisburgh was
in town last Sunday in consultation will,
rr. Carney in the case of Mrs. Eliza
beth Claxton, who is very ill.-Miss
Lena Cleveland went to Huntington last
Saturday 10 spend Sunday with her par
ents. accompanied by her cousin. Mas
ter Maurice Beers.-Kenncth Taggart OF
Middlctown, Conn.,, spent Sunday in
town witt, his parents.--John Targart ia
laid up with blood poisoning in one
hand. as the result of getting a splinter
into his finger about ten days aSO.
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EAST HARDW1CK.

DR.. r. J. Harvey is moving into tho
Johnson house which he purchased In st
winter.-E. +. Carpenter is moving into
the tenement vacated by Dr. Harvey
Mrs. Lizzie Hay, who has been spend
ing the winter in Walden, has return
ed to her home hcrc.---C. S. Montgom-
cry has much improved the appearance
of his house by the addition of Il new
pazza.-Miss Bertha Ransom has gone
to Randolph, where she has employ
mcnt in n storc.-Mrs. A. &. Mcmahon
is teaching at North Waldcn.--Mrs. II.
G. Davis and daughter. Abbic. of Dan
Vile Were in this place last Saturday.
Miss Mablc Perkins is boarding at
NJ. II. Warmers.
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HUNTINGTON.

Stafford Small OF Wapello. Ia. is renew
ing old acquaintance in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Bashaw are the happy par
ents of n nine pound boy.-C. l.. Wyman
caught nice string of trout May AR
Dor day was appropriately observed here
Friday by the setting out OF trees upon
tho park.-E. G. Collins still remains very
bad-Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alger entertain
ed the Farmers club at tho hall Friday
Mrs. William Cleveland will entertain the
Kings Daughters May 10.
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FOR SA LE-The famous Lilley Wagon
Plant and business and good will To-
lated at Hyde Park. Vt. For nearly
generation the Llley farm and lumber
wagons have been known and favorably
known throughout New England. There
is fortune in the name. The factory
operated in connection with this bust
ness is located on the I.amoile river
at Cadys Falls and is connected with
and controls one of the best water pow
ers in the State. The factory is a three
story building with basement fully
equipped with up-to-date machinery and
appliances for the manufacture of these
celebrated wagons. In connection with
the above will be sold blacksmith shop,
storchouscs, etc. together with Il large
amount OF stock now on hand. This
property must be sold and will be offer
ed at startlinGly low price The water
power is worth more than the whole
property will he offered for. This Is a
rare opportunity for 4 man with n
moderate amount of capital and n lib
eral amount of push 20 step into n
lucrative business that is built up and
developed by life time of conscientious
effort and enterprise. For particulars
call on or address VI. J. Lilley, Hyde
Park, Vt. 9912t&43w,2t.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Richard Fddock of Waterbury was
in town on business Monday and Tues
day-Thc Lend Hand society meet
with Mrs William stevens at Bolton
this week Thursday.---Miss Daisy Hap
good has been ill.-Miss Cormier of
NcrEcnncs spent Sunday with her sis
ter at the home of Mrs. Allen Sabens.
Miss Minnie Gillett remains about
the same.-AIrs. Marion Stevens of
Richmond visited at II. l.. Stevens's re-
cently.-Clifford Hanley and Mr..
o Bren of Essex Center were in town
Tuesday. Miss Nora Norton OF Barre
visited her parents last week Satur.
day.-Mr. and Mrs. George Goodrich
of Williston spent Sunday in town.
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CHARLOTTE.

Raymond McGce has purchased a
house and lot of George A. Foote on
Depot avenuc.--Howard Talbot has
gone to tho Adirondacks for the sum-
mer.--William Shortsleevcs will work
for Wallace Bcssctte this season.--Miss
Louise Mollson is working in Burling
ton.
a. A. Byington. who has been away
for half year. returned yesterday. He
has been to California and all over the
West and Northwest and finds Vermont
for ali the year around is as desirable
n place in which to live as he could find
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the annual village meeting held in
tho Park street school house Saturday
afternoon the following officers were
elected: President, O. s. Nichols. re-
elected: third trustee. Gcorg" W. Stew
ems; fourth trustee Charles S. Athorton;
auditors, George l.. Story, George 3.
I,rury George s. Eastman; clerk and
treasurer. Allen Martin water commits
sioner for ono year. Allen Martin: for
three years W. p. Wiley for five years
II. ]. Hunter: library trustee for five
years. Or. c.. NJ. Ferrin: collector j. II.
Douglas. A tax OF 30 cents on a dollar
was voted. it was also voted to pay the
librarian the sum of s25 for II years
work: and to amend section 13 Of the
bylaws Of the village authorized by
village charter, section 10 of No 100 of
tho acts Of 1892 of the Vermont Lcgisla-
turf. to read as follows: Thc trustees
may license for one year or less tmo
suitable persons to keep inns. restaurants,
lunch carts, victualing houses or other
buildings for vict,ialng purposes within
the limits of the village. and they shall
amend and vacatc such licenses granted
by themselves or their predecessors in.
office. when in their opinion, the public
g"nd require it.
The new board Of village trustees met
Monday and organized. President O. S.
Nichols occupied the chair and appointed
the following committee: Sidewalks and
crossings, j. T.. Donahuc. c. s. Anterior;
street and electro lights, T.. II. Parker,
|G. W. Stevens. The board appointed tho
following officers: Ward superintendent,
Frank Allen, reelected; police. William
Fielder and Alexander Lucia. reelected.
1t was voted to enforce the article re-
garding restaurants. etc, as voted upon
at tho village meetings and all such
places Of business will be required to
procure licenses on or before May 10.
o. 8. Nichols has completed the cellar
for his new double tenement house on
Prospect street and has commenced the
frame.
Miss Anna Haselton. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Haselton of this vii
lage. and Ralph orion, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Orion of Wcstford. were mar
ried by the Rev r. r. Fay at Essex
Center Tuesday evening. Mr.. Orion is
employed in his uncle's, 4. Il. Grow,
blacksmith shop in this village.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Washburn of Milton spent Friday
with Mrs. Chatcs.The alarm of fire was
given here Friday afternoon. The tenc-
mcnt occupied by Mr.. Grace was on fire.
A large company gathered but the fire
was soon extinguished without doing any
damage.-Mrs. Roger Hulburd and son
of Hyde Park are guests of DR. and Mrs.
Hulburd. Mrs. Eliza Perry. who has been
here several months caring for her sister,
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Hodges passed
tho Gard milestone OF their welded life
last Friday. April 49, Mrs. Hodges has
been In poor health tho past winter but
liz considerably better this spring.--Fifth
class licenses have been granted by tho
selcctmen to the two druggists In town.
Il. w. Freeman and M. I.eary. a ma
tority OF the doctors having requested
1t, and five per cent. OF the legal voters
signed a petition in favor of it.-Po.
tatoes are being CARED at Jonesville ana
Is cents a bushel IL being paid. Hay 10
being sold for $40 to tl2 q ton. There Is
plenty of 1t.
Leonard A. Johnson was In Burlington
yesterday purchasing the finish for tho
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MEAT AND VEGETABLE BUSIN ESS
in good busting city. Paying in good
shape. Three men employed. Requires
from $1,000 to $500 Hardware and
plumbing business paying big profit.
Located in good large r. X. town; has
been established a long time. Requires
about $500. General store in r. II. town,
which owner must sell at once on ac-
count OF sickness. Stock low. Probably
invoice for $1,000 Let us give you full
particulars regarding these properties
D. A. Perry Real Estate agency, rooms
so. Gordon Block, Barre. VI.
102, lots i4w2t
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BOLTON.

Eda Belle. tho lo-year-old daughter of
Peter Deforge. who has been III for
nearly six weeks with measles and
typhoid fever. died last Monday evening
at SD oclock.-Mr. and Mrs. G. 8.
Brush. Roy Larose and Sidney sabins
attended the dance in Hinesburgh last
Friday night. stopping with friends in
HinssburGh. Monkton and shclburne un-
I'll Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Huntlcy visited Mrs. Huntley's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. Hayden. OF
Duxbury. last Sunday.
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ST. GEORGE.

MIR. and Mrs. NJ. W. Hinsdill spent Sum-
day with Mrs. Clark Small in Essex
Thomas Morrison and family Of Burling-
ton spent Sunday with Mrs. Morrison's
mother, Mrs Anna NJ. Isham.-Mrs. Pheba
A. Ilinsdill has returned home from Il few
days at II. S. Hnsdills in Williston.-Mrs.
George Smith has returned TO her home in
Huntington after several weeks spent in
the care of her mother Mrs. a. j. Dow
nor. who is very much better.-Robert
North has taken the r.. ID. Isham farm
and rented his "Robcrts" home place to
Charles North. ,1r.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

for several days at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Mc1oud.-John Barr has FIN
ishcd work for w. T.. Clement and has
gone to his home In Cabot.
At the special village meeting, which
was held Monday evening a very COM
pletc report was given by the special
committee who were appointed to ascer-
tain ways and means OF increasing tho
water supply for the village. A report
was then given by John l.. Collins of
New York. an expert employed by tho
committee to survey and give estimates
of different places. 1t was voted to lay
the report of special committee on tho
table and it was also voted to instruct
tho present special committee to ascer-
tain the amount of land damage that
would have to be paid IL the Porter brook
supply was developed and report Mt an
adjourned meeting. which will be held
Tuesday, May 9. The annual village meet
ing was held Tuesday evening and was
very largely attended. 1t was voted to
leave the readiustmcnt of the water rates
to the discretion OF the trustees: to leave
the matter of putting tho electric lights
on the meter system 10 tho management
of the trustees; to buy II fire proof safe
and necessary office furniture for the
safe keeping of the village books and
papers. the sum not to exceed $3.50; to
name all streets that are not named and
mark all by a suitable sign; to appro-
pirate 4 sum not to exceed $50 for a
granite curbing in front of the cemetery
on Main street. it was voted to pay 500
for street lights; a tax of 90 cents. The
following officers were elected: President,
C. L. French. truStrpc l., II. Warren.
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rOR SALFi--In WolcOtt, the Andrew
MERCER farm, located miles from
Wolcott and miles from MOrrisville.
good buildings, running water. sugar
bush equipped. IL cows a nice team. n
full outfit OF farming tools. n rice loca-
ton, all fer $500. and immediate pos
session, easy terms. Apply at once to
the owner at Wolcott or J. r. Hunt.
Real Estate, Essex Jet, Vt. 43,w2t
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. q. w. brewster visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cora Norton. at burlington over
sunday.-Charlcs Lovely has moved into
the house with his father-in-law. l.. f.
Baldwin.--Mrs. ]. Il. Andrews and son.
Fred, visited Mrs. =. X. Wilson at Bristol
over sunday.-Daniel Grange is quite i'll
with pneumonia. Weaver Taft started for
Canton, N. Y. Thursday, where he has a
position as clapboard sawyer.-Safford
Small Of Iowa is visiting his brother, A.
II. Small, and other friends here and in
adjoining towns.-Edwn Weller has
moved into G.. W. Brewster's tenement
house north OF the vilagc.-Miss Alice
Sears Is visiting friends ut Bristol.-Mrs
Henry Russell, Mrs. Lyman HILL r. W.
Ellis and F. II. Strong are convalescent.
{. j. Ferguson OF Burlington will adj
dress the people at the church Sunday
mornng.-Drs. Falby and Wade were in
consultation for Daniel Grange Tuesday
who Is very i'll with pneumonia A train
cd nurse from Burlington Is caring for
hm.-Carlos Brewster Is i'll with the grip
Mrs. Casandra Ellis has sold one Of
her horses TO a party In New York. }. c.
Carpenter went to Burlington with it
Tuesday preparatory to having 1t shipped
Wednesday. --Miss Kate Ellis is recover
ing slowly from an attack OF pneumonia
II. Dupont and Frances Miner made a
business trip TO Burlington Tuesday.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Reliable mon to take orders
for high grade nursery stock OUTFIT
free Full weekly pay upon receipt of
orders. A. years in business in New
England. The Il. G. Chase Co, Nurs-
crymcn, Maiden. Mass. S5,d&w, i'm.
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CALIFORNIA LANDS-AGents wanted
everywhere. Good pay. best proposition.
Use your spare moments and make mon
e. or earn n fruit farm in California.
Superior California Land CO., 1ol4 Fourth
street, Sacramento Cal. 43w2t
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FOR SALE-A hearse with glass sides and
glass doors. has been newly painted and
is in first class condition, cost $50 and
will be sold at bargain. Inquire of Il.
w. Daniels. Middlesex, VI. 35,12t&43w2t
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Bullock returned
Tuesday from Swanton. where they have
been spending several days with rela-
|tives.-Nrs. II. ID. Costello visited his
parents in Jericho a part of last week.
returning home Monday.-Willam WASH
burn of the village is repairing Mrs.
Sarah Costello's barn.-Alrs. Lansing
Snow is having an attack of stomach
trouble.
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WILLISTON

George Talcott is In failing health
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Wright have re-
turned from Minneapolis.-Th Onaway
club met with Miss Ethel Stevens
Tuesday evening, May 2.-Henry Law
renee of Burlington was in town sun
day.--Mrs. Porter has returned from q
visit to her son in Duxbury.
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A PHYSICIAN wanted to take a well
established practice in n good manu-
featuring and farming town on the II.
Il. 800 required. Address Box 246, Put
ncy, Vt. 105,St&w.lt.
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent n
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 80 to
1000 lines within twelve consecutive
months
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cottage house he is building at F'ay's cor
ner for his son. Arthur This house will
he most substantial structure 4S by "
feet In size and will be finished In maple,
oak and pine. He expects to have 1t
ready for OCCUPANCY by June 1.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING for sale, Barred
Plymouth Rock and Buff Wyandotte.
10 for 80 cents; none shipped. Call 265
Colchester avenue. Burlington.
7S,d&w.
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FARM FOR SAI.E--12O acres, 81 acres
timber estimate 75,O1O feet soft lumber.
will keep Ia cows and team. tillage near
buildings. good buildings and fences. 4
miles from Hardwick village. never
failing spring water. Price $1,000. J. II.
Drew. Real Estate. Hardwick, VT.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A second hand 3-foot Success
water wheel with 4-foot draft tube and
upright shaft. Address L. at Free Press
office. 4iw,2t
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WANTED.

RELIABLE SINGLE MAN % or over
wanted to work on farm and market
garden. c. c. Barker, North avenue.
105,tf&w1t.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

j. hereby gveI to all persons holding
OrCers against the town OF Huntington
10 present same for payment on or before
June |. 1905. as l will psy no moro in
tcrest on orders after that date.
BERT r. MORRILL,. Town Treas.
huntington. VT. April Is, 1905.
i9.w.3t.