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\ son was born August. nth to Mr..
n Mrs. Forest Norton. Mrs. S. A. Col
Inns. returned to her home in Bradford
Mass. Saturday after spending three
weeks with relatives herc.-Mr. and Mrs
q. G. Martin, Mr.. ana Mrs. W. c.
Spraguc. Mr.. and Mrs. Cubitt spent the
last of the week at Shelburne point
Mrs. Lucy Swinycr returns to Burling-
ton Monday. accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. /. Wyman, who goes to Spar
hawks Sanitarium for treatmcnt.-O. s
Kenyon returned from the hospital the
last Of the week.
The Christian Endeavor society viii
hold a s~alamagrundi sociablc Saturday
evening, September J.. cake and ice
cream will be served.-Elmer Ross and
wife Of Black Hills, Dakota, and Henry
Ross Of New London, Conn, are guests
Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Ross.-Thc remains Of Mrs. Young, who
died a. tho home of her son, Jesse Toung
were taken to DuXbury Monday for in.
tcrment.-MrS Sutton and Miss sutton O.
Boston are guests at George Chapman's
Miss Ethel Smith of New Haven visited
her sister, Mrs. Fuller over Sunday
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WEsTFORD.

Earl Perry of Burlington has bought
the store operated by G. T.. Noycs &
Co. Mr.. Perry is taking an inventory
and Will take possession at once.-Miss
Lena Grow is spending the week with
friends in Burlington Pearl Irish OF
Waterbury has BEEN visiting his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. trish.-Mrs.
Jones is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. o.
Perry.-If. W. Beldon paid 81 cents per
hundred for July milk and Donahue's
creamery 81 cents per hundrcd.-Miss
Lila NJ. Whipple Is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Whipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macia OF Essex
Junction have been spending the week in
town.-Mr. jackson is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Iall-Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Orton of Essex junction spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. orion.
Miss Media Rice IL visiting relatives in
Charlottesville board OF civll authority
had a meeting Saturday afternoon. Six
young mon took the freeman's oath and
the board adjourned until September /
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SALISBURY.

The following nominations have been
filed, all republicans: For own represent
tative, Frank W. whitney: for justices,
II. J. Hyde, +, l.. Hamilton, Orrin Nelson.
William i. Bailey, George $. Aver. There
will be no opposition to their election.
Milton Huntley of kipton is spending
"A few days at q. {. Sheldon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker and grand
daughter, Mildred Smith, of Westtield,
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Arinl.-Clara Quimby is quite sick
with rheumatism around the heart.-Mrs.
Gale Hulett of Starksboro is visiting
friends here and in Leicester.-Mrs
Emma Colson and daughter, Miss Ber-
nice, OF Burlington visited friends here
last weck.-Mr. and Mrs. John King &
Maynard, Mass. are guests of their aunt
Miss RoxY Kelsey.-Mrs. Diana Thomas
visited her daughter, Mrs. stephen
| Sparks, of Leicester the first of the
week,
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ried Immediately to Dr. Darling's whore
her wounds were dressed. Mrs. Clapp
received several bruises on her limb
and hand. No blame is attached to Mr..
Kimball as he was very careful. The
ladies' were taken to their home later
In the evening. They had been out to
the village to see Mrs. Clapp's son. Il.
70. Clapp, who Is very ill.-Miss Annie
Quimby OF Montgomery Is visiting ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Stcvenson.-Walter Stoddard and wife
of Montpelier are visiting at II. r.
Burnaps.-Mrs. Mary Jackson has
moved into the rooms i'm the Marshall
block recently vacated by a. j. Foss.-
Walter London, who has been visiting
at ]. j. Titus's for two weeks, returned
to Boston Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles lIoyt and son OF Springfield,
Mass, who have been spending the past
three weeks at the home of his brother,
G. II. HoNt, returned home Thursday
night.-Roy Shipman OF Burlington is
visiting friends in town for Il few days.
Mrs. c. l.. French returned from Bur
lington Monday evening, where she had
been to visit Mrs. Tegler who is in the hos
pital there suffering from rheumatism
Of the eye.-Mrs. William Adams of Bran
don orr,,.od &, ,or,, ca,ur,,y o.ori,c Go
,is,, = ,ow d,ys ~, ,ha 1900 -, NJ or1
Mr., Nnroross Nc Adams uvod
mora eovor,, vo,rs ~ Nrs to,ien Mead.
low = ortod for poe,or r,,osd,v ybero ehe
,riii ,isi, for ,i,,o ,tr and Nrs
pioroo ,ro raoai,tr, cougra .u,,-
tior, ovor ,bo ,rri,,I 80 , en-, II, tboir
family.-Mrs. tdclla Buchanan and her
.o, C,rrol IU,os .t,,t.l TUESDAY f,,
rorcord y n 60 no oheon+ for somo
limo A Cranda1l vbo has hcen IN
Cos, - foy dave ;s r,trirg r ~ Daniel
wbohos been I'm noor beoIth for some time.
is mot ne WI, carrie Williams. sis
for Of &c If y uacI died at the home
ot ,be latter on Main strcot Monday after
,oor Mice Vi1i,us had beon suffering
,or eover,l ,,onth, fror, , cancer and her
faa,b was NOT urovncctcd Miss Williams
,,oe , drcssr,akcr min che was obliged ia
viva nm work bocausa of III health. She
was q member Of tho Methodist Church
and was worry active and interested in
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WEYBRIDGE

Mr.. ana Mrs. Watson lIurlbert and
little daughter of Springfield, Mass, were
guests of Mrs. Cardle Brittell last week.
The campers at Lake Dunmore and
Long Point returned last Monday.-Miss
Grace Twitchell, who has been spending
a few weeks at Lake George Is at her
home.-Charles Childs of New York city
Is spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Childs.-Mrs. Nc
Corrison and two daughters of Spring
field, Mass, are guests of their uncle,
l.. o.. Thompson and other friends in
town.. S. shaw Is building a new
fume to his grist mill-Quite a number
from here are attending the Spring
Cove camp meoting,-Mr. and Mrs. Milo
Johnson arc visiting in northern New
York.
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WILLISTON

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Bushnell had for
guests last week NJ u. l." Thompson OF
Burlington and Lucieu French, the KEY.
Mr.. Lewis from Queen city Park and
Miss Martha Clark, and her niece Miss
Martha Miller, from Alton. lowa'-M'
j. flewett and b. c. johnson were in
Hinesburgh Saturday night to attend the
political meeting.-lt is said that Wright
Clark is better of his recent illness'-
Miss Ethel stevens has Il friend visiting
with her.-Mr. and Mrs. John heete OF
St. Adams and Mrs. Charles heet and
son of Oldtown, Me, are at James
Keefe's.-Frank Clark has returned from
Boston.-Mr. Bushnell delivered the mail
Saturday as Mr.. Lawson was IN Rlch-
mond to attend the base ball game
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ESSEX CENTER.

An all daN Jaw SUIT WIN 'ri"l ny
jury laStlhE "'''l nine c'ocN III INC
evening attracted many III 'h'S locdIltN
from their work into the town mousse
Two cases were by agreement OF conn-
sci tried tosethor' the ~o'l'hdah'S pc
ing the same IN ca'h an" 'ne P'"l"''l'
IN one p'lhE the S"n-'"-i'" {" 'nc
platinum OF the other' oho was " SUIT
in eJectment To recover possession OF
a house ana small pIot oil GROUND IN
Essex center pelohslhR 10 MrS' Lucy
Austin from Fred klhg' WI" had rent
ed the property ON condition that ne
support the owner. Trouble arose
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E MILTON.

The Rev. NJ. II. Ryan will exchange
with the Rev. Mr.. Allen Of Cambridge
at next sundays service here ut two l.
MIR. II Mrs. -. =. Merrlck of Burr
ington visited friends here Wednesday -
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Alfred of Fairfax arr
spending several days at Frances Sin
ney's and while there will spend a da\
or two at the lak".-Mrs. Archie stone
and baby and Miss winnie Brown %
Chicago came Thursday night t. SpeAo
a few weeks with relatives h"re IhtS
will make their home while h"rc WIZ
their grandparents, Mr.. ana Mrs. l. J.
Herrick.
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RICHVILL,E.

Madam Hanks. Mrs. Gulley md sor
are visiting at +. ii. Eldrcdge's-MisS
Hazel Benedict of Castleton, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Rich.-Mrs. Harry Boot
and daughter returned Saturday evening
after visiting In V~ergennes, and camping
at the lake.-Edward Tanning fell from
n load of grain last Thursday and broke
two ribs.-Mrs. r. A.. Richards has beer
suffering from quinsy, but is better a
present wrlting.-Mr. Lamoy and three
sons Of Hudson, Mass, are visiting a
II. c.. Ward's.-Mrs. Crouch and Mrs
Hathaway of Granville, New iorl
were here to attend the funeral of Mrs
Julia Knapp.-Stoddard Martin is visit
ing his father, 8. s.. Martin of Hudson.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. 4. c. Fowler mas been called 10
st. Adams by the serious illness OF her
mother.-Clark Graves has sold ms iarm
to George Fftzsimons; consideration W.
75O.-Mr. and Mrs. william Prior ano
family have returned to their nome IN
Burlington, after visiting her mother
Mrs. Church-Mrs. T.. A.. Case or Bostoh
who has been visiting her daughter Mrs
l.. A. Hale, has returned to her home
Mrs. Clark Graves and daughter, Maud,
are visiting friends I'm Charlotte.-Mr and
Mrs. Ralph Scott Of New York are VISIT
ing relatives in town Mrs. T., II. Mahf
Is In Jericho. spending a few weeks viii
Mrs. L. II. Chapln
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WHITING.

The Rev. +. S. Goodheart will deliver
his fourth address on Current Problems
and Tendencies" on Tuesday. Proceed
ing the address a brief. discussion of re-
cent events will take place. Questions and
remarks from the audience are encourage
ed, no admission fec.-Mrs. Lemuel Full
Ter and daughter of Rutland are the
guests of Mrs. Mary Wooster.-Mrs V.
G. Kelsey, is in Pawlet attending her
family reunion. She will be absent a week
visiting different places.-Mr. and Mrs,
Bryant and daughter OF Mass, are the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Daniels.-Miss Hazel Hack is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Casey.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Nh and Mrs y = U.rr,rt Inl 80
and AR ami Mrs cer,iI Paafa,. ,.t.,..+
burlington s~,tnrd,v-Ni. ,T7Idr.a 49,,
r.turre1 bor,a sunday af,ar sn.ndtnr
mas, few. weeks win no. aurt Nrs a.,
nov in cnrth st-arr.hnra palnh c
~ rssox run,tInn - yts,ttn~ ~. en,har
~. c.r,N, W.. rura,ta 1,,,t,an ~
pay,1I,h ,t.t.ai -. - mnmr's ,ba
ias, 80 .h man, w.. rI.. pax" oaI
aa Mu, at 1a,nh,Mn
- -. 1870 s,
n.aa,,. -. ~ . t W.. .Sa
,.'a unI na,nnno ,h"n oS
,
a w. ~ ~ r,rIa,'
w., ~ n =, - w.
80 49,.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK,

As Mrs. Clapp ana her daughter, Mrs.
IIamel. OF woodbury. were driving down
the hill by q. II. Bickford's residence
afternoon their horse became
frightened at II. II. Kimballs automo-
bile. The horse ran into an electric
light pole and threw both the ladies
out injuring them both n Mrs. Hamel
seriously as she received several cuts
her forehead and IA blood vessel was
broken near her eye. She was car
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Church are hav-
ing a VaCat!on.-Miss Margaret Jeanette
of Burlington is the guest of Miss Zoe
Palmer.-Nr. ana Mrs. +. r. Gillett are
at Queen City Park.-The Lend-A-Hand
society met with Mrs. Hattie Alger last
week.-Janes Atkins and family have
moved to Worcester, Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Stevens OF Bolton were the
guests OF Chester Cutler SundaY.-Mrs.
Charles Oliver spent sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Norton.-JohU
l~iapgoOd and family We're In Jericho re.
cently.-Frank Davis was in Waterbury
Monday.
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WEDDING IN WALLINGFORD.

Rutland, Aug. 22.-Ha:ry Huh Eastman
of this city, first lieutenant of Company
A, V. n. g., and Clara Agnes Titus,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Titus
of Wallingford. were married by the
Rev. Father Maillett at st. Patricks
Church in Wallingford to-day. Miss
Bertha Kruse of Rutland and Miss Eliz-
sbeth Byrnes of W%allingford were
bridesmaids, Miss Grace Welch of Rut-
land maid OF honor. and John Morrlssey
of Rutland best man. After a wedding
trip to New York and Boston Mr.. and
Mrs. Eastman will live in Rutland.
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BR.IDPoRT.

Mrs. Truman Jones, of Addison, was a
recent guest OF Mrs. l.. A. Goff.-Frank-
lin Williams recently visited at New
|Ifaven.- Miss Gertrude st. John enter
tanned a party of young friends last FRI
day night.-The republican rally on the
evening Of Aug. II was largely attended,
The speaking by d. J. Foster and c. l.
Button was highly appreciated.-Teddy
and Harold Butler are visiting in Bristol
Mrs. Walter Carr of Barre Is the guest oil
friends in town.-Several from here at
tended the funeral in Cornwall Monday
of Mrs. Sylvia Barbour, formerly of TINS
toutn
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were In Middlebury recently.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bush were recent guests OF
his sister, Miss Agnes Bush.
Miss Della Robinson of Argyle, N. Y.
and Misses sylvia Robinson Of Rutland
and Hazel Pierce OF Santa Barbara,
cal. are visiting, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II
Tottingham.-D A.. Forbes, of Amherst
Mass. is spending the week with Mrs
Smith and Laura at Mrs. Maria Smiths
Mr.. and Mrs. X. O. Bascofnc of Fort
Edward, spent sunday with, Mir. and
Mrs. c, n. North.
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MILTON BOEO.

Miss Emma =. Bean recently visited
Mount Mansfield.-Mrs Della Williams
passed. the week at her unclc's in East
Georgia.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rice Of st.
Adams visited their parents Saturday
night night and Sunday.-There was a
large crowd at the lawn party at capt.
rays ana there was a bountiful supper
scrved.-Several from here went to NIL
ton Monday to hear Clement speak,
Lorenzo Drown, who has been i'll for
several months at ". &. Blakes, died
Monday night. tn" funeral was held
Wednesday at one o'clock az the church.
A load of campers from Camp Rich
attended the corn roast at Georgia Plain
Tuesday evening.
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RACES PLANNED FOR RUTLAND.

Rutland, Aug. 22.-IIorse and au-
tomobile races will be features of the
annua fair in this city September Is,
10 and 20. The free-for-all. the 2:35
and 2l5 classes Will be open to the
world. The 2;l9 trot and 2:22 pace
races will be confined TO horses owned
in Rutland county. W. *. Farms
worth of this city will have charge
OF the races and Il. w. Hayward of
the horses. The superintendent Of the
fair will be George C. Underhill.
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MONEY WANTED-To lend on improved
city property In the three best cities
in the richest corn belt in Illinois. De-
catur Springfield and bloomington.
Good demand for loans from $500 to $685.
ono on excellent security at good rates.
These cities are growing steadily, solid
~ and permanently and improvements
are constantly being made TO keep
pace with the growth. Address c. A.
wait, Decatur, III. 196,6t&wlt.
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The following list of justices of the
peace were nominated at the republican
caucus Monday evening: f.. o. Martin,
Fred Lyman. George Danes, A. Il.
Stearns, III. NJ. Page, Mark Glynn, Tho
mas McDonough.-The Methodist society
Will soon place n very fine new organ in
their church. The old one will be placed
down stairs to be used in prayer meet
inss, etc.-Mrs. Henry Russell picked an
apple blossom August 1S.-Miss Helen De-
gree has returned home after spending a
FEW days with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Post.-Cards are out announcing the en-
Sagement of Harry II. Page of his town
ana MISS Sclvia s. Shilvock of ST. A1bans.
Mr.. Page is n graduate of the University
or vermont and a highly respected young
man. "
a fire started in Mrs. James Degrees
wood shed Saturday and gained some
Roadway before discovered. It was
put out without much damage.-The
Methodist sociablo Wednesday even
ing was at Mrs. Guy robv's-
charles Barre OF Melrose. Mass. is
spending some weeks with his aunt.
Mrs. Kate Collins.-1I. NJ. Wilson has
gone to Mendon to visit his son. Rob
ert.-Miss Mary Wilson Is spending the
week at +. W. Perry's in Burlington.
Mrs. i. J.. Harvey and children OF
Washington, ID. c., are visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. NJ. IIull.-Mrs. Jennie
Aiaeck and the Bylngton children are
spending the week at her farm
Henry Fraser has been visiting in
toWn.-Mr. Bates of Richmond has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. f..
Remin Eton.-Miss Emma Coleman Of
Randolph is visiting relatives in town.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. O. \. Mead
was hold Tuesday. The Rev. G. G.. Ad-
ans officiated. II. NJ. Hun had charge and
f. II. Read was the undertaken. The at
tendance was large, among those from out
of town We're the Hon. 4. T.. Comstock
of South Burlington, brother of the de-
ceased, Grant Comstock, Mrs. 1sham and
Mrs. join Van Sicklcn and Frank Prior
and wife also of South Burlington. w.
T.. Weller and r. f.. Weller of Burling-
ton, Frank Forbes and wife Of Williston,
g. +. Mead and Charles Mead Of Colches-
ter. f., W. Post and wife of Essex juno
ton. Robert Bourne and Mr.. Spear of
burlington, Mrs. Mead Is survived by her
husband. O. A. Mead and by three chill
dren, Erie o. Mead, who runs the home
farm, Mrs. Charles A. Leonard and Miss
Eta l.. Mead.
CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to express my heartfelt thanks
and appreciation to the kind friends who
illness and death of my wife and my chill
ldra, ,pIta ui.h ,,a Ia chic ovprocSinp
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent a
word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Speoiai
terms to advertisers using from Ao 10
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months.
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LADY REPRESENTATIVE to sell hos
Terry iu home town. Quality and price
outclass competition. Opportunity to
establish profitable business. Write to-
day. Sachcm Hosiery Co, Springfield,
Mass. 19S. dGt& WET.
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WOMEN WANTED-We want several
moro operators on powcr machines. Good
wages TO steady workers. We close at
noon Saturdays. Call or write at once.
The O. l.. Kinds Co.., King and st. PAU
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ATTENDANTS wanted at the Caunton
Insane hospital. Wages per month: mon
81, women SIC, including board, lodging
and washing. Address J. =. Brown. NJ.
d. Hupt.. Drawer D.. Taunton. Mass.
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churches united and had n picnic in Sam
uol keller's grove last Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tyler are camping at
Essex camp.
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$50 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale in good
condition; also 3o-light dynamo as good
as new. These are both 1b volt an . will
run many more lamps OIL lower voltage.
FREQ Press Association. Burlington.
26.d&wtf.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish TO hre
help or to sell a farm should use 'his
column. Nearly 5000 copies OF this paper
are sold every issue and your ADVERTISE
ment would be read by many possible
BUYERS. 37,wtf
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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 10 buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you viii get replies to your adver-
tisement. q, WITT
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WOMEN'S LIST.

Miss Lulu Akers, Mrs. Ella Austin.
Stella Brooks, Mrs, Selma Bessett, Mrs.
Lillian Berry, Mrs. NJ. Il. Barrows.
Nelly Boynton, Miss +. Brown, Mrs.
George Briggs, Mrs. f.. II. Courser, Mrs.
Laura Rawson Coffee. Mrs. *. Davidson.
Jessie Dority. Mrs. Charles Dana, Miss
Anna Decker. Mrs. Lester Freeman. W.
J.. Fields, Roy l.. Freeman, Miss Fair
well, Alice A. Flag, Mrs. Harry Car
vey, Mrs. V. Gilbert, Mrs. Nellie Green,
Mrs. Anna Haven, Miss r. Morhelle,
Mrs. Teresa Murtpoh, Mrs. NJ. J. Mat
news. Miss Eva Malbee, Mrs. Doro
Maynard, Mrs. Cora Maynard. Miss Pearl
Oden, Mrs. Margaret Rivers, Mrs. j.
Sleunson, Agnes Smith, Mrs. !. o
Tuckey, Miss Alice Wardwell, Ellen
Ward, Mrs. Leslie Wright,
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LETTERS,

List Of unclaimed letters in the Burl-
ington postoffice for the week ending
August 81, 1906.
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FOR SALE--A J0o-foot hot water heater,
20 horse power steam boiler. w. b.
Gates. 215. de- W tt.
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MEMS LIST.

Henry Adare, Mater Billings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bowles, Antoine Burelle, A.
II. Cunningham, a. J. Caldwell, Ralph
Collins, Nitale Chassee, MalglOire Dion,
Al Daniels, George Fish. a. Gleoane. II.
4. Gamble 90, Herbert %IIeppelle, J.
w. Holler, Harold y. Hin, Henry Josl.n,
George Kinney, George Lockwood, NJ. Il,
Marshall, John c. Marks, Alba Merrill,
w. w. Peter, Frank Roberts.-Loren
Stevens, John shannon, Henry Shofet. A,
WA Shannon, Eddie Smith. John NJ. Tho
mas.
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE-Don't throw away your old
rags but send them to a. +. Berian, %
Intcrvale avenue, to he made into rag
carpets. SW,1 1t.
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WANTED.

GIRL wanted for general houscwork VINO
can do good plain cooking. no wash
ing or ironing. good wages to a COM
petent girl who can give good reler-
ences. Address Mrs. Howe. Cedar
Beach. Vt. About September > the am
ily will return to Burlington.
20a.d " II.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A beautiful 150-acre farm on
main road. keeps 40 COWS, % sheep. etc,
to be sold cheap. Call or write. c.. p.
Scribner. stowe, VT. 1874 & WIN
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COMPETENT GIRL wanted for general
housework, good ages references re-
nuired. Mrs. II. Il. shaw, 253 South
Union street. wit.
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CARD OF

I wish to express my heartfelt thanks
and appreciation to the kind friends who
so efficiently during the sudden
illness and death of my wife and my chill
dren unite with me in this expression.
O A. MEAL