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COLCHESTER.

II. r. Thompson has moved onto the
farm formerly occupied by Mr.. Newton.-
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hanson last WedncsdaV.-Miss Alice
Munson was in town visiting friends
reccntlv--Mrs. Lena T.. Taylor from Ia
coma. Wash, arrived in town sunday
called home by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs, q. y. Wright Mrs.
Wright is somewhat better at this writ
ng.-1 he donation given Roy. Geo. Skin
nor last Friday was quite well attend
ed In spite of the Indictment weather.
About $50 was given Mr.. Skinner in tOk-
on of the appreciation Of his friends and
practitioners Miss Mary skinner was at
homo Saturday ana Sunday from Fair
fax.-Lttlc Walter Alunson is sick vita
scarlet fcvcr,-The Kings Daughters mr."
planning an entertainment to celebrate
Washing ton's bhrthdaY, ncXt week
Thursday evening at tho parish house
The Roy. T. NJ. Fullor, State secretary
of the sunday School association. viii
speak from the Baptist pulpit next sun
,,N "a I n.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

AS Leonard Tupper was getting ON
load of wood last week his horses start.
ed, throwing aim to the ground. Thu
wagon passed over his leg, breaking hotl'
bones below the knee He WAS taken
home and thc fracture reduced, and il
doing as we'll could he expected.
Little Russell Hefllon had an attack of
Group Sunday. DR.. Pcase was called and
he is getting better. His mother ia in
Burlington caring for Mrs Lester Nun
son, who has a young child.
News has been received that Miss
Grace Pease who formerly taught school
in town, is not getting along very well
after her recent illness
Mr. and Mrs L. G. lsham went 70 Es'
sex Junction sunday 10 visit Mrs. Ishams
sister. Mrs. &. T.. Bean.
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HINESBURGH.

William Bssonctte died Thursday
morning after lingering illness with
consumption. Mr. Bissonette was forty
five years of age and had always resided
here. lie is survived by his parents. two
brothers and two sisters. The funeral
services were held from the house Sat
urday at one o'clock.-Norman Kenyon
died Thursday at the home of his grand
daughter, Mrs Roger Lyman. Mr.. Ken
Yon was the oldest person in town, hay
ing reached the advanced age of % years.
The funeral was held Saturday at two
O'Clock.
The Rev. r. J. Harris has accepted
call to Eagle River, Wis. and COM
mcnccd his work. His family will re-
main here until spring. Their home in
the village is for sale.---1hc funeral of
William Bissonett was held at the home
Saturday. The Rev. G. G. Adams Off
The funeral OF Norman Kenyon was
held Saturday at one o'clock. The
Rev. p. G. Abbey of Essex oficiated
and l.. II. Read had Characterization
Tilley celebrated his birthday Fcbru-
airy by giving party in which IA
of his school mates and friends par
ticipatcd.--The Rev, p. c. Abbey
preached at the Baptist Church Sun
day morning and evening.-Mrs III. C.
Cassidy is spending n week with her
sister, Mrs. A. l.. Walker, in Burling-
| ton.--Miss Jennie Mckenzie has re-
turned from Corinth, whore she has
been teaching,-Miss Lola Mcclure is
visiting in Notwithstanding Dramatic
club presented the drama "Valley
Farm" at Bristol Friday evening To n
good house.--'rhe Rev. and Mrs. T. G.
Abbey Of Essex were guests Of Mr., and
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ESSEX.

Miss Lizzie Munroc is visitor at ne
home of Di1 and Mrs l.add.-rrumdn
Fay and wife of WillSton We're guests
of friends in town over Sunddv.- Mrs. H..
a Iadd has returned t. Burlington.
Quarterly services were held ut the Meth
odst Church SUNDAY. conducted by Pre-
siding Elder Hunt of ST. Albans.--lsaiah
Sweet and son havo leased j. G. Dotyi
farm for the coming Year.-Mr. Motcalt
and wife. who have been spending soma
weeks with Mrs. small are visiting in
Huntington. On their return they Will
occupy Mrs. Huntley'S tenomeut-lI.
Paradoe has moved his family from tho
plains into l.. J. BiXby's Morgan house.
There was a meeting of the county
Grange here Tuesday. Members from
West Milton and Cndcrhill were in at.
tendance Mrs. Gertrude Jordan is car
ing Tor Mrs. q. w. Sharpley, who is i'll
William Hanley returned from shor'
visit in Worcester, Mass.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The annual pancake supper will be
given by the gentlemen of the Baptist
Church and congregation at the vestry
next Friday evening, Feb. 16th.-W. II.
Day returned on the early train Monday
morning from three days absence in
Mortified and Southboro Mass.-W. !.
Bradley and Il. j, Clark, who were on
the sick list for II few days last week.
are now recovered. Louis German and
MisSsI.aCoy were married early Monday
morning at the Catholic Church --Tim-
othy Stebbins. who has been i'll since
Sunday morning, is somewhat better at
this writing and improving slowly.-Misscs
Narney and Bull closed their schools in
district No, 10 last Friday and Miss Bun
returned To her home in Monkton Sat
urduy. Schools in No. ., II and Il are not
yet finished owing TO the fact that they
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WILLIsTON

The onaway club meet at Mr.. and Mrs
H. q. Whitney's this wcck.--Thc T. r. 5.
G. j.. viii serve n hash supper in the ves
try Of the Methodist Church Friday even.
ing, February 10, from $50 to eigh
o clock.-A. f.. Lamson of Burlington
spent Sunday in town.-School in district
No. . closed February .. Miss Domarle
Barttro, teacher. Those having no
marks against their names were Eva
LaShua, Mary Miller, Wallace Miller. 10,
Miller Poarlc Iflbin, Edward Gregory
and Clarence Steady. Bertha Miller wa.
abscnt ono day, Julia La France aud Ar
lthur La Tulippc were absent two days
There wore mono tardy or no dismssals
during the tcrm.-M. W. Clark had a.
horse drowned while getting ice. They
saved one of the span.-C;eorge Blng was
taken very sick while at work at Mr
ferguson's and had to go home. lie il
a very hard working man and takes lie
lNacation
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. Sprague Is here running the cream
cry while Mr. Ellis is in Huntington for
a few days.-A. \. IIerrick's sick cattle
are getting bcttcr--Mrs. G. w. Granger
is bcttcr.--Mrs. IL. ID. Costello went Tues
dav to spend the week with friends in
Jericho.-Mr. Lincoln is gradually failing.
The barn on the place owned by Henry
Trayah was burned Tuesday night with
contents which consisted of a ton of hay,
a span OF horses, one of which was valued
at $50 and quite "a flock of hens The place
was occupied by Frank Stafford and his
son-in-law. There was also a new sic eh
and wagon and farm wagon and all their
harnesses were burned, no insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.-J. n.
Ellis returned from Huntington Tuesday,
where he purchased an interest in Il store.
He will probably remain here through the
summer as the time for which he hired
the creamery docs not expire until Octo-
hrr
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST. JOHNSBURY.

Charles S. Hastings president OF the
Mystic club. entertained his gentlemen
friends at the club rooms Monday even
ing, the occasion being his 6lst BIRTH
day During the evening he was pres
cnted with a set of gold cuff buttons
as n token Of his deep interest in the
Gcntlemen's club with which he has
been SO long associated
Tho can.ita, "Thc Rose Maiden
which was given Friday night by the
Academy chorus under tho leadership
OF Edward Kingsley, was so success
ful that it has been decided to repeat
it as the feature OF commencement
week
The 25th anniversary Of the dedica-
tion of the present building of the
North congregational Church will be
observed by a special service on Feb
ruary 25.
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WINOOSKI.

Tho valentine nccktic party given byI
the Trio club in Corporation hall lastI
evening was a success in every way.I
Ncckties were distributed to all present.
and the process of matching up was rorvI
amusing ana enjoyed by all. Music for|
the dancing was furnished by Walter j.
Burke and Miss Gibbons.
The convent fair which was tn have
been brought TO close this evening, wiz
be continued the remainder of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Bradford left yos7
terday for an indefinite stay in Schuyler
Falls n. Y,
Tho Rev. j. +. Audet left yesterday 10
st. IIyacinthc, T.. G., where he expects
be present at the conservation OF b'shoF
Bernard. ]
The funeral of the infant daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Hubener' "hick
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LEICESTER.

Mr.. Clark spent Saturday and Sun
day with his wife at Frank .Iohnson's.
who is spending the winter with Mrs.
Horton and Mrs. Johnson.-Thc schools
~ district No. /. and taught by Miss
Alta Cooley, and Miss Kate Ladam,
closed ON Friday last.-Communon
services were held ut the church last
Sunday, The evening services was at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Moses Person.
= no Tuesday evening netting at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps. The
regular Thursday evening prayer meet
ing at the church and the young peo-
pies meeting will be at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Donar on Friday
cvcning.-Thc Kings Daughters met
with Mrs. BrownsoN for regular meet
ing on Wednesday afternoons
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W. Wescott arc spending the week at
NJ. w. liinsdalc's.--S. II. Hinsdalc re.
turned home from Grand Isle Saturday
evening and on Monday went to Rutland
"hern he hopes TO find "a market for u
carload of applcs.--It is reported that Mr.
and Mrs. g. y. 1sham with their SON.
Arthur, and family intend going to the
southern part Of Florida to take up gov
crnmont land.
Mitchell Iinsdalo. son Of S. T.. lIine-
dale OF 1T. George lost very valuable
colt ut his fathers farm In Wuliston
last wcelt.-Olin Ryan OF st. Alba,s
was in town Sunday MR.. Burton Irisb
and daughter Of burlington visited i,,
town rcccntly,-Nichols Smith Will move
soon TO Shclburnc, where he has rented
u farm.--L. ". Tllcy, who has been i'll
is improving. Dir. Sillcy Of Richmond
is attending him.--Alson Rollins, who
has been threatened with pneumonia. is
iluprONiuw
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WEYBRIDGE.

Charles Child and Mrs. Buskirk Of
Brooklyn are the guests Of Mr.. Child :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Child
Herbert /. Thompson reached home last
Saturday after an absence of about
three months in Cuba. Mr.. Thompson
brought with him a fine variety of fruit
which he has very generously distributed
among his neighhors.--'rhc auditors met
at the town hall last Monday. The
Ladies' Aid furnished the dinner
Cameron SpriSg of West Rutland was at
his home here over Sunday.--Miss Lucy
Austin visited relatives in Whiting fast
Week.-Mrs. Grace Stowe OF Ripton was
the guest of Mrs. Martin Young last
wppL
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tuberculosis commission, gave an in
structive lecture on Thursday evening,
last, to n Il far-sized audience in the
Methodist Churcl-Miss Mary Robinson
was home from the university over Sun
day-Our enterprising merchant. G. C..
Field, is rapidly disposing of his enor-
nous wood pile According to the pres
cnt outlook the yard will soon be empty.
Miss Alice r. Bailey leaves this Thurs
day morning for few weeks visit in
sachusctts and goes from there to
New York city for q longer stay.-Miss
I;lva Birkett is home from Burlington
making her friends u visit.-Mr and Mrs.
u. W. Field arc making an extended
visit in Worcester, Mass, and Provi-
dcucc II. l.
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WEST BOLTON.

!. O. Eohonou, who went to Isle ia
Motto saturday, returned home Monday.
Mrs. 6. J. IIosford returned from Bur
lrrton Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Homer
Crown of ESSEX spent Sunday with her
brother. w II. Davis. returning home
Monday.-f.lmor Hall underwent an OPP
Grafton at tho Mary Fletcher hospital.
burlington, Saturday. He is reported as
doing wc.L-1'hcre was a donation Tues
day night at the residence of G.. Il. Gle
for tho benefit of tho Rev. CT. w Camp
bell-Samuol York is on the sick list.
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lasc are to have exercises arproprtat.
to tho observance of tho birthday Of
Presidents Washington and Lincoln ON
Friday afternoon of this weok-The an
nual winter entertainment under the aus
pieces Of tho Ladies' Aid society will be
held Thursday and Friday evenings.
March ! and ., instead of Friday, tho
eth, as heretofore announced, and will
consist of the drama "The Octoroon. "
together with musical and other special
tics. The participants are now in active
rehearsal and expect to have it in full
readiness by that time--About - peo-
pie from this community went TO Jericho
Corners last week. Friday evening to
attend the mems supper and entertain
mcnt given by the men Of tho Congre-
Eationa Church at that place-rhe La
dies Friday club Of this place plan to
attend the entertainment given by the
ladies Of underhil ut that village We'd
nesday evening OF this week. They plan
to go in a four-horse team.-Arthur Pruc
and wife of Burlington are visiting Mrs
Prue's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Paradee.N. s. Story takes possession of
the Asa Church farm, recently bought
by him, Friday of this week.--A daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Lcary Friday last Mrs. A. G. llaskns
was visitor in Burlington at her broth
cr's, Whitney Smith. last Week.-Mrs.
Edith Smith of Randolph is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Elmer lIowe.-Mss Grace
Poasc Of Burlington is visiting her sister.
Mrs. May Nichos.-Thcrc were % births.
Il male and "A female; and 90 deaths in
the town of Jericho during the year 1865.
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~sHELBURNE.

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Mrs. William Sanctuary over sunday.
School in Robinson district taught ly
Miss Grace Russell of Monkton Ridge
closed Friday. Those with no marks
against their names were Mabel Kings
land, Fred Hunt and Myrtle Robinson.
Those having tho most head marks in
spelling were 4 class, Mabel Kingsand:
Il class, Ira Thompson; c class, Hazel
humble and Myrtle Robinson; u class,
Elizabeth Gordon. The prize was award
ed to Fred Hunt for having the best de-
pertinent.
The Rev. Mr. Hunter of New York
will preach 1T the Baptist Church morn
ing and evening, February IS.
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See What Your NeighborS Say.
Burlington, VT, Jan. 3, 1906.

Burlington, VT, Jan. 3, 1906.
Ryno Pile Cure
CONFERENCE.-The is to certify that |
was troubled with piles in n very bad
form for about two years. | tried several
Doctors hut received no help. At times
| had to leave my work and take the
bod. Having heard of this wonderful
Rvno Pile cure ! determined to try 1T,
with tho result that followed. After a
few applications | began 60 feel a
great relief, and when I had finished us
ing one box I was completely cured 1t
was about seven years ago that ] was
cured and have not been troubled
since. Gratefully yours.
FRED BENOtT.
Isscll St, Burlington, VI
For sale by all Druggist or by mail n
cents per box. ltyno Pile Cure s Church
street. Burlington, VT.
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JERICHO.

The entertainment and supper got
ten up by the gentlemen which was
held Friday evening passed off very
nicely in every way. About 200 partook
of the oyster supper. The entertainment
consisted mostly of music. Mrs. Ross
sang three selections. Mrs. Carrie
Bradford was up from Burlington Fri
day night to attend the entertainments
M. III. Packard Is making repairs on
his farm house. His son, Arthur. will
carry on the form the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Packard were WISH
tors at Fred Tomlnson's Monday.-The
village schools will close Friday
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. o. n. Morrill, entertained the
Kings Daughters at their usual place of
meeting February H.-Mrs. +. A. Fuller
has been III the past week,-'rhe Wyman
family are convalcsccnt.-The attendance
at the vaudeville entertainment last
Thursday evening was small Mrs. Hath
away ana son went to their homo in
Washington Monday. The Rev. Mr..
Hathaway accompanied them and will re-
main during the weck.-John Ellis of
Milton was with his mother last Thurs
day and Frday.-Mrs. Forest Norton,
who has been i'll at the home of her
parents the past week, is much better.
John Ellis has bought q. Nj. Norton's
interest in the store of G. NJ. Norton d
Son and the business will be continued
by Norton & Ellis. Miss Kate Carlton of
Richmond was q guest of Mrs. Ncttie
Fitch over Sunday.-Issachar Ring
has bought of his brother, Walter Ring,
the latters place above the village
William Eddy has rented a farm of
Mark Alccr and Is moving his family
to Joncsvlle.--Ja Mahan met with II
serious and painful accident Saturday.
While hitchinG up his team he was KICK
cd by one of his horses in the face,
breaking the bridge of his nose, cutting
gashes in his face and one in his chest
about nine inches long. lie is quite COM
Portable at present.-Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Fuller and wife of Richmond spent
Sunday at Cyrus TIarris's.-Mrs. Helen
Crane has been suffering for the past
few days from painful wound in her
right hand. indicted by bone so that 1t
was much swollen and intlamed.-T. w.
Johnson has been confined to the house
the past few days with another asthma
tic attack.-The weekly prayer meeting
will be held at A. Il. Sherman's.
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GRANVILLE.

School in North Hollow closed Fcbru-
AIRY s. The number Of pupils was II;
average attendance l0,53S; pupils having
no absent marks We're Edna Armstrong,
Alice Smith. Floraboll Hill and Josea
levitt: Celia Smith absent only one-ha {
day and Albert llill one day. There were
no tardy marks durng the term. Flora
bell Hill was absent only one-half day
during the year. Blanche c. Bacon was
the teacher
Mrs. II, A. Kendall and son Reginald
of Mortified have been spending a few
days at John Kendal's Mrs. f. l.. Martin
and son, Raymond have been visiting
in Pittshcld and Stockbridge, II. a. BuH-
zcll Of Barre has been spending short
time with his family.
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HUNTINGTON.

c. NJ. Norton has sold onc-half inter
est In his store and goods to John Ellis
of Milton. Mr.. Ellis was formerly from
Hmtington.--G. NJ. Norton has bought
the half interest from his sister. Mrs
Ellis in the Brewster farm. lssacher
King the Benway place J. c. Mahan
was quite severely injured last Satur-
day by being kicked by one of his
horses. -William Eddy is moving to
Mark Ayers farm in Richmond.-r. w.
johnson is moro comfortable at this
writing.-Clarence Kenyon has tho
mumps. there are several others cases
of humps reported In tho villaGc.-James
Durand is on the sick list. H. Sweet
had "A severe attack of neuralgia Sun
al
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STARKSBORO.

Daniel Cutting died very suddenly Ia 81
Saturday morning. He had been i'll about
"a week but seemed better Friday so he
sat M about two hours. In the evening.
ne had quite u distressed smell hut soon
became easier during the ,irht. Early in
the morning. his wife tried tn awake
him hut could lot. The doctor was call
ID but could find no signs of life. MIR.
Cutting was 4 kind friend ana noichhor
and will d., missed by q larrc circle of
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BRIDPORT.

The social at q Il. Walkers Melted
the ladies S93o,-Mrs. j. ii. Howe has
returned from Burlington.-Mr. Bingham
of Ashby, Mass, was at ii. *. VIII
liam's over Sunday.-D II. Bennett is
afflicted with quinsy.-Mrs. Emma IIib-
bard is on the sick list-Mrs. Alice VII.
cox of Crown Point is spending the win
ter at L. l.. Miner's.-Long distance
transmitters and receivers are being
placed on the telephones in town.
There will be Washington" social al
the vcstry Thursday evening. February
90 An oyster supper will be served. -
The drama, "Our JIM" was presented
lat Addison Monday night,
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UNDERHILL.

\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. How.
ard Clark sunday February 1l.-Nrs. W
&. Stevens of Burlington was called Ia
I'udcrhill by the illness of her father.
:. ~ lIalc---W. e. stevens IS
spending a few days III town.-A. ".
Waters has been visiting at A. f. Bur
dcl;s.--Gcorgc Metcalf has moved his
family to his fathers Orson Mctcalf, for
whom he will work the coming season.
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One CENT
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ROCKVILLE.

Moravian club on Monday afternoon
Mrs. Nottingham. in a fow well chosen
words, presented the society with n
gnvel made from the floating bridge on
which it has been said Ethan Alien
crossed Lake Champaign \ rising vote
of thanks was given Mrs. Nottingham
for this historical gift. The subject for
the afternoon was japan; Mrs. Jones
read Il very interesting paper on Toxic;
Mrs. Nottingham gave II reading ON
Nikko; Mrs. Bodhsh ON Mzanshito:
Mrs. Wright on The Sacred Mount;
Query, What s the most common
architectural feature OF Japan. During the
social hour refreshments We're served
George Waite has sold his farm to Harry
Church of Whiting.
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere TO sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. If 1t
IS not for sale in your village. write the
manufactures, G. =. Page, Hyde Park,
Vt, for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk, as the food is guaranteed to
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TO SELL SUMMER HOUSES.

Rutland. Feb. 1.-THE well known Pros
pect House and cottages at Bomosecn
lake, consisting of 100 rooms one of the
most popular summer resorts in the State,
viii be sold, The reason given Is that
creditors We're getting 'ncrvous."
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ST. GEORGE.

James Marvin who has been with his
niece Mrs. Ada Forbes the past two
months. left ON Friday for BalIston Spa,
n. ", to visit nephew.-Mr. and Mrs
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SIMPLE FAITH.

Fond Mother-Dont you know, Johnny.
that the Lord sees everything you do? lie
is always present.
Johnny-That all right, ma. | don't
care. cause he never tells.-Puck.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or TO sell a farm should use this
column. Nearly G000 copies of this paper
arc sold every issue and your advertise
mout would be read by many possible
buy crs. 31,wf
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MoNKTcN.

Guy Bushcy OF Monkton and Miss En-
ma NJ Garden Of Starksboro were mar
ricd February 10 by the Rev. !. r. kcl-
lopg