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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-05
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HAPDWICE

Mr. and Mrs. owen Atkins are very
happy over the arrival of cir! in their
family.--Mrs. \. Il. Corthcll of New York
city has arrived IN town to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. LaJoy went to Cas-
plan Lake saturday. where they Will
spend some time at their new summer
cottage which was recently completed.
Miss Mary Wakefield who has been visit
! ing in New York and New Jersey, has
returned homc.-Tho central Office of the
Peoples telephone has been moved from
the Cowlcs block to Hardwick bakery
Mrs. II. n. Turner of Fort Columbia,
Vancouver, is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. McLoud.-Miss Mildred
Gale. of New York city has arrived in
! town to spend some time with her grand
mother. Mrs. y. B. Owen.-Lester lIoyt
of Springfield Mass is visiting at the
home OF his uncle, G. Il, NJ. IToyt.-Miss
Ryan of Rouses Point, y. T., is spend
ing some time AZ the home of her sister
Mrs. c. S. Fitch.-Mr. Macmillan of
Scotland arrived in town Monday even
ing for an extended visit with his dauGh-
ter. Mrs. r. u. Rrodic. This is his first
visit to this country.-Dr. Carroll Still
who recently graduated from tho
| lllcuICHl department or the | . Y. NJ, is
visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. w. Still-Religious services
were conducted in one of tho circus
tents on the ground Sunday afternoon by
tho Rev. s. G.. Lewis of the Methodist
| Church assisted by the Rev. Thomas
| CorsOn. who has been supplying at tho
congregational Church. \ large audience
was present. One Of the bands travelling
with the circus played three selections
Which w"r" highly appreciated by the
crowd-The Rev. Thomas Corsov, who
has preached ut tho Congregational
Church for tho last two Sundays left
Monday for his home In Salem. Mass
Henry De Ford went to Waterbury
Saturday to spend few days with his
daughter. Mrs. Philo IIill-Miss Ruth
Johnson and Ethel Powers have gone to
Old orchard. Maine. where they have
employment for tho Summcr.-Mrs.
Rogers and Miss Rogers have been
spending some time with the formers
daughter Mrs. II. Z. Drew OF Dewey
street
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EAST MONKToN.

The next w. c. r. L. meeting will be
held Mt Emerson Beerss Friday, July
6-Mrs. Ovett Skiff and daughter, May
of Chicago are visiting relatives in Monk
ton and Hinesburgh. Beach Beers and
daughter Ruth, of New Haven NILS
were recent visitors In town.-Rex Green
Is camping ut Cedar Point.-The knolin
works are now under the supervision of
Charles Thomas.-Road Commissioner
Meach and gang of men are doing
some fine work on the roads In East
Monkton--Mr. and Mrs. NJ II. Lyons of
Boston are visiting relatives in Monkton
land Bristol-Wallace lockwood and
wife and children of Bristol have been
visiting at Arthur lockwood s.MIiss
Anna Butler of Baltimore. Md, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Bridget But
ler.-Mrs. Butler and daughter. Anna, re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rafferty, of
Montreal at Mr.. Raffcrty's summer home
in Monkton.
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WEsTTORD

Mr. ana Mrs Edgar wilcox have been
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irving Beach for
\, fev davs-Nr and Mrs. Frank Demin-
quo bave roturned from Massac husetts
and will mako their home with Il. Il.
dominique Tho Fortnirhtlv club elected
omcors n. follows NJ their meeting Thurs
d,v. President Mrs l. Y Allen; vice
nros,dent Nrs II \ Macomber: sccre-
,arv Nra II G Itorrlck: treasurer. Mrs
7 s,ddor. nrogramme committee. Mrs.
tIorrict Nre Ri-o Mrs Moves and Mrs.
Perry No meeting will bo held until
Son,orb,r f,boe,or Roach is eypectcd
homo tho first NJ ncxt work for a shor.
vacation Mr. mud Nrs Moves have gone
n Eranlsli, IN remain a few davs-Mrs
Stone and Mrs I H. Grow had n thrilling
oxncrioncc with - strange machine recent
| T., mi. $50 ,nt,.i,..~ .,.i,l ,Lot, ,.,o,i
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FRANKLIN C0U MY
ST. AJ.bANS.

A lauGhable incident happened at thet
depot on the departure Of tho 1851 train ,
Friday morning. when deputy sheriff
having in charge Mary Curry Smith, who
was being taken TO the House of Correc-
ton to serve a term of five months for a
second ofense of drunk were showered
with rice by practical jokers. Mary, who J
is black, fat and nifty, was brilliantly at-i
tired in bright blue and enjoyed the joke
hugely. OF course the passengers didn't
know the conditions and the affair caused
great hnarty and wonderment.
Miss Nellie Hunt, aged 80, died suddenly
at the hospital Mt five o'clock saturday
evening. The remains were taken Nom
day to Enoshurgh Falls for interment
Brakeman Sam Stockwell of the Central,
Vermont had -four toes of his left FOOT
crushed while trying to board n moving,
train Tuesday at White River Junction
Stockwel was brought to this city and
taken to the hospital where a part OF h!sl
foot was amputatod.
Continued ON page threel
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CAITTENDEN COUNTY
WINoosK1.

Miss Della, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul LeCla'r, died At their home on
llickok street Monday night after an III
ness Of four weeks. Miss I.eClair was
born In this village 30 years ago and
was an exceptional woman from the fact
| that she was dwarf in stature being
hut three feet in hegh,, and very stout.
She has always been very childish, and
was rarely i'll IN to the time of her last
sickness She is survived hv her parents.
three sisters, Mrs. Jules Mongcon. Mrs.
Frances Coutrcmarsh and Miss Alice I.e-
Clair, all of this village. ard two broth
ers. Enos of burlington and Louis of
| Hartford. this State.
At the regular '.omi-nnnual meeting
OF St. Peters soc.uv held IN their
rooms in Wnooaki block Saturday
! evening tho following officers wcre
| elected: President, Alphonse IIovost
first vicc-president. Philip ChaSttnaY
second vice. president Joseph Dorey;
| recording secretary, Aiclarl IIatin. as
| sistant recording secretary, Aluhonse
| Fountain; corrcspor ding SECRETARY Oc-
| tavc Cormier; treasurer, Noah avail
| ley; collector Edward Toy; assistant
| collector Alfred Godin; first marshal,
| Adolph Nallec; second marshal oliver
| Companion; cashier, Mitchell. S"ym our:
| investigating committee, Joseph n, ell
lee. Philiza Misecque. Henry Drolette,
Narcisse Gagne and Thcophle Iarot;
auditors, Albert MarluettA, Oliver
| Companion and Adela ID Bertrand. The
society is in very good financial stand
| Ing having membership of over 400.
| The installation of the abovo officers
VIII be held next Friday evening.
| j. w. Martin, who resides with his
brother on the lower road to burlington,
was the victim of n daring hold UP and
assault on the lower road Tuesday even
ing about nine o'clock. while returning
on foot from a trip to the city Mr. Mar.
tin was walking alone near the foot
of North Prospect street whu, he was
stopped by two soldiers who asked him
for match. Mr.. Martin replied that he
did not smoke and carried no matches
Without further remarks the two soldiers
set upon him and beat him terribl,
about the face and body. The man was
knocked down, and ono of the soldiers
continued to beat him about the heat
and face. Martin soon lost consciousness
and the soldiers proceeded to go through
MS pockets Martin after regainng his
senses made his way 90 his brother.
home and reported the affair Upon ex
aiming his pockets he FOUND that tn,
soldiers had taken his watch valued a
$40 watch chain, two five dollar bills an,
some small change. DR.. Hill was sum
moned yesterday morning and said tina
the mans face was beaten In such
manner that 1t was hardly recogniza BILE
Tho case has been placed In. the hands o
the authorities.
The running team OF the Lafayette hos
3 company. who were to take part in tn
:, races at Plattsburgh yesterday, did no
n leave tho village yesterday owing to tn
( heavy rain. A large number from here
Q however. took In the trip both to Piatts
>, burgh and Ticonderoga-
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UNDERHILL.

Roy. g. W. Campbell has received a
unanimous call to First Baptist church
of Hydoville, Vt, and has presented his
resignation to the local church to take
effect at an carly date.
William Prior and family are visiting
at Mrs. NJ. r. Church.-Mss Hazel
Knight Of the L. V. NJ. 5 spending tho
summer vacation at the home of her par
cnts.-rotor GreeuouEh of Burlington IS
visiting friends In town. pr. \. f. Bur-
dick, who had the misfortune to fall and
dislpcate his shoulder recently, is getting
along nicely.-Mr. ana Mrs. H. A. Bar
rows and family ana Mr. and Mrs H. p.
Howard arc spending few days at Camp
Martin in Milton.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs S. J. Randall visited at
NJ T.. Remington's last Thursday. -Thc
ball games played here Tuesday Hunt
ington US, Williston and Bristol were
both won by the home teams.-Theodore
Lovcland from New Hampshire is visit
ling friends in town.-Mrs. Leon Dwire
and children of Bristol are guests a,
Henry Dwire s.-Mr. and Mrs, w. w
Higley and daughter of Richmond visit
ing his brother. Carl Tuesday Mrs
Emma Moody went to burlington last
week. where she has a position in III,
orphans home, Walter Tabor and Miss
Matte Thompson were married at Rris-
tol sunday afternoon by the Rev. Slos
+. Perry.-The Willing Workers vii
meet with Mrs. Jerusha Taft Wedncs
day July nth.
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COLCHESTER.

Henry Bean, while riding on a wheel
was thrown OF and struck in the wire
fence, cutting II cash In his neck which
required five stitches to close.--Mrs Nellie
Durrell and baby Of Worcester are at
f. f. Wilson's for the SUMMERTIME,
and Mrs. Frank Henderson of Boston
are the guests of FL Y. Thompson 49,
Horace White Is on the sick list,-Mss
Bessie Wilson is at home for the sum-
mer-Mr. and Mrs. r, i. Wright return
ed from Gardner Saturday where they
have been attending the graduation OF
their daughter Carrie.-Mrs. Addie An
drus and daughter, Helen, are visiting
at Mrs, Ellen Day's,-Mr and Mrs
Byron Austin are visiting at Mrs A. f.
Mays.
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The funeral of the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs Seymour Parot was held from
St. Frances Xavier Church yesterday at
ternoon. The service was conducted by
the Rev ]. r. Audet ut two o'clock and
tho arrangements were In charge of A..
y. 1avigne.
J.. w. Ravlin thinks h would know the
man who has been collecting so many
pocketbooks OF late. Lart Thursday even
ing while returning from this city on tho
electric cars fellow boarded the car on
Pearl street and Mr. Ravlin's suspicious
were at once aroused and he told some
OF the passengers to keep their eyes on
him as he thought him to be n crook,
and also states that an officer from Fort
Ethan Allen must have noticed his pc
culiar. ways. Mr.. Ravlin describes Tho man
as follows: Age about rs, complexion
rather light, hair mixed with gray, brown
mustache, blue eyes, weight 165 or 10,
height feet inches gray suit Of clothes,
standing collar, low cut vest. This follow g
actions would attract the attention of an
officer or of any ono who ever has been
ono.
The funeral of the late Miss Della Le-
Clair was held from St. Francis Xavier
| Church yesterday morning at ten O'Clock.
The service was conducted by the Rev.
J. T. Audet and tho bearers were neigh
bors. The interment was in the church
cemetery and the arrangements were in
charge of A. p. I.avlEne
| About three hundred members OF ST.
Peters society attended mass in n body
at St Francis Navior Church Yesterday
morning The Rev j. r. Audet was the
celobrant.
DR.. T.. a. Burdick spent yesterday with
friends in Monliton
| Miss Mary Peck is spending a few
weeks with friends mt Cedar Beach.
Edward A. Ennis has severed his CON
Inection with the quartermastcr's depart
ment at Fort Ethan Alien and loft las,
evening for Brandon, where he has a po-
etlon
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HUNTINGTON.

The church at the north village was
crowded Sunday evening, when the ex-
ercise@ OF chldren's day were given.
About 40 numbers on tho programme We're
carried out under the direction Of Jessie
Norton, Davis McKenyon and Ida john
son. the committee, and were we'll re-
ceived,-The stores md public offices will
be closed during tho funeral services of
II. w. Norton, ms Il mark of respect for
the deceased Friday afternoon-W. w.
Swiney of Nergcnnes was the guest of
the Wymans over the Fourth lie brought
his usual display of fireworks for the
edihcation OF the children, but his regards
for the fitness OF things and his respect
for the family of Mr.. Norton, decided him
to pass over the splay.-Morton Il
Ellis sent their Fourth OF July goods to
the center without unlocking for which
good judgment and sympathy they have
the thanks of all.-Mrs. f. NJ. Norton is
at the cottaga Of her grandparents at
Thompson's point. o. Olmstead of
| Richmond has commenced operations for
| the erection of his rev steam mill-The
dance at NJ. W. A. hall at the center
was largely attended.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
| II. Blake and granddaughter are the
guests OF her sister, Mrs. Pherona (Grang-
err Gorton. at Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. John
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Blake are from
Iowa, and were here about four years
ago They will also visit the Changers
at Milton before their return-J. J. Ross
of Burlington is passing his vacation
with his mother, Mrs, Kate Ross,-Dr. f.
d. Falby and family, Grant +. Kenyon
wife and son. c. W. Lewis and II. A.
Alger visited Burlington during carnival
week Mrs. Calsta Sweet is improving,
and late California letters from her sister.
Mrs. Mary (Miler) Brewster. report that
she is regaining her health.-Mr. and
Mrs. Godette visited her parents AT Char
lotte over Sunday.-The two gumes of
Huntington VS.. Bristol and Williston were
won by the local club to and 10 to
I, respectively.-MIs, Marie Smith at
tended the State convention of Sons of
Veterans Auxiliary at Lyndonville and
as vice-prcsdent, presided. She was elect
ed president and the headquarters arc
now here. Mrs. Smith Is the wife of G,
j. Smith, who is very prominent in the
Sons of Veteran organizatio having
been appointed State secretary of the
Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs. Effle Sprague is
president of tho local auxiliary.
Miss Alice Beers of Charlotte is visiting
friends here.-B. r. O'Brcn lost one OF
his hest cows Saturday.--J. T.. Olmstead
Of Richmond Is soon to build n steam
mill on G. NJ, Noron's farm.-Laura
Sweet Is able to ride out.-Mrs. Eleanor
Sweet Is home for her summer vacation
Mrs Nora O'Brien entertained the
| Kings Daughters Ju,v 4th
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SHEL.BURNE.

Prof. w. A. Weed is spending his va
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. A. Weed.
Miss Lucia f. Stoddard Of Mary Fetch
er hospital is home for two weeks va
cation.
Slas Tracy Of New York is home for
a four weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Noonan closed - weeks
term Of school in tho Sutton district Fri
day.
DIR. W. Seward Webb returned from his
Canadian fishing trip Sunday morning He
reports fine catch.
Miss Grace Jackman goes to New York
for two weeks. She will start the last OF
this week.
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OF them contained several railroad per
mits bearing the name of the Row l..
X. Elliot of Waterbury. Another con-
talned two tickets to 1Tardwick. A.
w. Wright OF Alma, Mich, who has
been n guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Davidson, lost n pocketbook contain
Ing over 800 either at this station or
on tho train last Friday. He was
probably one of the victims of the
gang. Another man from Maine re-
ported to the station agent loss Tor
which he offered q reward of $40.
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WEYRRIDGE.

w. b. Chllds and Madison Sprague are
camping this week at kcllog's bay.-The
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church met
last Tuesday by invitation at the home
OF Mrs. II. b. Hagar of Middlebury.-
The sociable which was to be held this
week at Mrs, Cardie Brittcl's has been
indefinitely postponed The latest report
received here Of the condition of G.. II.
Allen, who was injured at Salisbury,
England Is moro favorable Mrs. Allen
who is a daughter of G. c. Childs of this
place, was uninJured
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CORNWALL.

A fine collection of fireworks was set
off at the center OF the town on tho
eve Of July 4. Cake and ice cream were
served by tho ladies in the park near
by The patriotic meeting of the
Grange will he held on Friday instead
OF Thursday evening this Week.-Mrs..
E.F Preston returned to her home in
ITiconderopa on Saturday after "A few
days visit at c. II. Lanes
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Farm Bargains For You.

acres on Lake shore. good house
and barn, C m from city, $1,000.
35-acre garden and poultry farm.
good house and barn. nj. from city,
$500.
l70-acre farm, Milton. 3 m. from de-
pot; so a. woodland, will cut stuff
enough to pay for farm; fair buildings,
$4,000 Will trade for city property.
600 acres. X timber land no noun
tain. good buildings, on main road, 3
m. to depot, big bargain, $4,000.
Send l0c for new cataloE and map.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
148 st. Paul ST.. Burlington, VT.
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THROWING MONEY AWAY.
We Have Handicapped Panama In Com
petition with SueZ.
GFrom the Minneapolis Trihune)

From the Minneapolis Trihune)
Congress has added $50 01N, ono to the
cost of the Panama canal by forbdding
the use of any but Amcrlcan-madc ma
teral in the construction of II,
It is nearly certain that mono hut Am
erican material would have been used
in any case But II the canal construc-
tors had not been shut out of the foreign
market the American trusts would have
sold the material for the canal at the
price for which they sell to foreign buy
crs. 1t is we'll known that the steel and
other trusts sell material IN Europe,
Asia. Africa and South America for about
50 per cont. less than American buyers
have to pay.
That is because they have to compete
with European trusts when they pass
beyond the awful circle of the holy Am
crican tariff. Tho government could have
bought material for the lower price at
Panama as we'll as not. Congress has
simply made the American trusts a
present of s30,0oo,ooO.
The justification for this is that. since
the canal Is to be paid for by taxation
of Americans, American industries ought
to have the benefit Of furnishing material.
That Is adding insult to injury. our ma
taxes on consumption. Manufacturers
OF material do not pay them; or, If
they do, they pass the tax along The act
OF Congress simply adds $50 900 900 to the
amount American consumers must pay
in taxation to build the canal as bonus
to the protected interests.
There IS another point Of view. The
canal is expected sometime to he self
ha b,C
revenues have increased from $4,000 COX
to $40 900 since 1t was opened W,
pretend that we are going to conduct Il
as a business enterprise, whose earning.
viii pay fair interest on tho cost o.
It. BY adding $50 OO0 600 to the cost o
the canal add from half a million n
million to the fxcd charges and til,
same amount to the necessary earnings
After taxing tho American people $780,
oooW0 for benefit Of the protected inter
ests until tho canal IS finished. We shall
then transfer the tax to the Commerc
passing through II. We can not relev
our own commerce from this tax ant
mako tho canal an international enter
prise, The added charge will be a per
petua handicap on the Panama cana
In its competition with Suez.
We commit the same folly in this cana
work that we commit in dealing wit
ocean commerce, We burden America
shipping with high tariff cost Of con
suuction and operation and then expec
it to compete with unburdcned forcg
shipping in world trade. That Is why tn
profit Of carrying the largest ocean born
trade in the world passes from thos
whose skill and Industry have built II
the trade to foreigners We cannot sc
1t through our heads that the ocean
a course free for all in which volur
tary handicap invites defeat
II We are going to keep our word an
open tho Panama canal to the trade
all nations on equal terms. We have hand
capped 1t perpetually in competition wit
the Suez canal. the British railway acros
tho Tehauntepec Isthmus and all othc
routes OF ocean traffic.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E---A 5O0-toot hot water heater,
20 horse power steam boiler w. b.
Gates 2l5, d&w.tf.
$50 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale In good
condition; also 30-light dynamo as good
as new. These are both 1?5 volt and will
run many more lamps on lower voltage.
Free Press Association, Burlington.
26.d&wtf.
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ST. GEORGE.

F.. r.. Davis Of Burlington Joined
his family here on Suuday.-Mrs r. L.
Hopkins Of Ninooski with hcr little
daughter are visiting Mrs Edgar Hins-
dalo.-Mr. aud Mrs. George Smith Of,
Huntington recently spent a day at A.
J. Downor's.-Rosco Mace of burlington
and Miss Sylvia Shlvook of s. Adams
visited Miss Alice Ish1m last wcek.-M.
f. RILEY returned HON, Saturday even-
I'M 70 stnrL1 t-n lrnlrth
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ONE CENT
a
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent n
word. each insertion. Copy may ne
changed every week Cash in advance re-
auired. No advertisement taken which IS
loss than twelve words, two lines. Speoiai
terms to advertisers using from 20 to
1,orC lines within twelve consecutive
months
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HINESBURGH.

Robert Barker and his cousins
Misses Flora and Emma Derby, spent
the past week in Leicester and victn-
ity, visiting relativos,-Prin. James
Ora Codding OF Rochester was In town
last week,-Philia Leavenworth. prin-
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SOUTH sTARKSBORO.

Mary Youngs sister, Mrs. Carrie I'm
derhill. also n Miss Palm, both OF Brook
Ign, y. Y, are with her for few
weeks, --Adah Hallook Is home from Cas-
Teton high SCHOLARS, Eta Sargent is
seriously ill.-Schools closed here Mon
day with n picnic In the west district
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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 advcr-
tlsement. G,wtf
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LEICESTER.

Miss Mary Davenport OF Brooklyn has
rented her cottage here for the summer,
and will spend her vacation at the Alden
house.-Mrs. Alice Fiske 9nd daughter OF
Burlington are with her mother for the
summer,-Mrs, Briggs OF Keene. n. H.,
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TOWNSVILLE.

George Fay of Wcstford has beer
visiting friends in town.--Lulu and
Georgia Goodrich of Willston were in
town recently.-Mrs. David Ring has
gone to Pike, n. H., for two weeks,
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Pickpockets have evidently been
quite busy in this vicinity recently. A
few days ago two pocketbooks were
found in the lavatory In the Central
Vermont passenger station and Mon
day seven more were found there One
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WANTED.

wanted at the Taunton
Insanc hospital Wages per month; mon
s?i. women SIG. including board, lodging
and washing. Address j. l.. Brown, NJ
D.. Supt., Drawer D.. Taunton. Mass.
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