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seven Tickets were sold at this sta
ton Thursday for the excursion
through the white Mountains.-Harry
Drew, who Is employed in Kimbalrs
pharmacy, Is enjoying two weeks
vacation and he and his wife are
spending the time with Mrs. Drew's
parents In North Troy.-Mr. Cove,
who formerly clerked in the store, is
helping during Mr. Drew's absence
A large number Of people went to East
Hardwick Saturday afternoon to at
tend the Grange fair. Passenger
coaches we're attached to the freight
train leaving here about two o'clock.
The regular monthly conference
meeting of the Baptist Church was
held in the church vestry Saturday
aftern oon.--The Fl. II. X. society post
poned their basket social from last
Thursday to next Thursday evening
on account of the dinner at the church.
-Messrs william Taylor and
Frank Taylor spent Friday In st.
John sbury.-Mrs. Marie Atkins Is
visiting friends in New York.
The H II. II. society of young ladies
will give basket social in the church
parlors this evening.-Miss Maude
Hopkins of Montpelier is visiting at
the home of the Misses Lawson.--The
Bible study class met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. L. A. Kent
Mrs. Sarah Cutler, who has been visit
ing friends here for some time, re-
turned to Worthwhile Monday morning
The community was saddened Tues
day morning to learn OF tho death Of
George Foster. father of NJ. Il. Foster.
the town treasurer. Mr.. Foster had
been In poor health for long time, In
former years Mr.. Foster was a very
promin ent musician, conducting sing
ing classes in all of the surrounding
towns and he was the chorister of the
Methodist Church until III health com
PEELED him to give up tho work. He
was a very influential member of Ellis
worth Post, G. A. r lie is survived
by his wife and son, NJ. e. Foster. and
one daughter, Mrs. A. b. Corthell, of
New York city. who has been with her
father for some time. II Is expected
that the funeral will be held Thurs
day.--The Rev. l.. A. Wilson began
| his pestorate at the Congrega tional
Church Sunday morning. Mr.. Wilson
went to East Charlestown Wednesday
morning TO move his goods here.-Mrs.
G. III. Dana is very nicely located in
her new store in the Cowles block
Mrs. J. o. LaJoy went to Brattleboro
Tuesday morning to attend meeting
Of tho Episcopal Church. She went
as delegate from the church here
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Crandall observed
their iftieth wedding anniversary
Tuesday. It was observed very quiet
1y on account of the illness of Mrs.
Crandall. Their only grandchld, Miss
Crandall of Chicago. IS visiting them.
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ORWELL.

q. A. MsSser of Benson has purchased
tho William Hive place.--Fred Sweenor
has purchased Ralph Cooley's place on
the hill--Mr. Parsons of Benson has
purchased the Walker property at Sun
set lake and will rebuild the mill. Some
cottages will be built there.W. W. Mar
tin was home from Proctor last week.
l.. Il. Needham, our representative, has
commenced his fall work-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. o. Bascom are in Boston for few
days.-Deacon j. +. Williams has re-
turned from Albany. ~ Y, where he
spent last Week.-Mrs. OHere, while
turning a corner in our village on Sat
urdaY, last was throws, out of her wagon
and rendered unconscious. for a time. She
was taken to A. H. Belanger's house
and treated by Dr. Ouilette and after
wards taken home to the Catholic par
sonage where she is gaining.--Listos, Moi
felt IS improving every day.-Mrs. Ben
iamin Swift returned from Burlington
last Wedncsday.-Col. l.. i. Abbott and
Col. Henry Brigham of Bennington were
guests last week OF Col. W. b. Wright -
Mrs. Fred Grant is very sick.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. w. ] Page is quite Ill and attend
ed by Or. Campbell. Her daughter, Mrs.
A. ". Markham OF Bristol, came the 22nd
to care for her--Jerry Dumas is improv-
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Kendall and
children OF Northheld spent a few days
at his fathers last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. c, E. Eaton and Evelyn
We're at S, Fl. Kent's recently.
School in District Mo- . began
the 1st with Miss Bessie Eaton as teach
er.--Miss Hattie Martin was at home
Sunday from her school In Stockbridge.
Mrs. II. c. Hubbard was in East War
rem Sunday f. n. Hemenway was IN
Buffalo y. Y. recently, returning by
way of MIddlebury.-W. H. Cobb and
F. NJ. Foot of that place accompanied
him and Were his guests Monday night
MI and Mrs. r. X. Farr went to Boston
Monday.--E. w. Ford went to Ontario,
n. Y, Wednesday to see his sons wife,
who is very low and expected to
live but short time Edwin Swinton
has closed his labors for II. c. Hubbard.
Herbert Whitney takes his place.--Miss
At.bie Hubbard went to Boston this week,
Miss Mildred Heath OF East Warren
came home with Miss Lillian Hubbard
to sepnd Saturday ana sunday.-Mrs.
William Spear has gone to Middlebury
and Cornwall this week.D. b. Seaman
was in Cornwall Sunday.-EHna and An
ME Green were AT Their nome in Stock
bridge over Sunday,-Mrs. Chester Lewis
Is quite ill,-G. A Clough of East
Braintree Is IN town for two weeks work
ing on the Home telephone--J. T. I'M
and wife of Bristol have been the guests
for the past week of their niece, Mrs. II,
O. Bean.-Iuther Brooks and family, also
Mrs. Mary Sawyer, went TO Bethel Tues
day.
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CRITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION..

The Rev. Evan Thomas. pastor of the
Congregational Church. will he Instructor
In mathematics in the University of Yer
mont for the coming year.
Harold f. Huntley, one Of the most
promising young men of the village. has
been appointed to fire position in the
bank Of the Franklin County Trust COM
pany at St. Adams and also organst of
the First Congregational Church of that
city. He is a young man Of much must
cal ability and for the past year and a
half has been organist In the First Bap-
fist Church in Burlington.
Deputy Sheriff J. II. Allen arrested
Frank Morrow at the passenger station
Saturday night on a warrant for grand
larceny. He being under suspicion Of hay
ing taken about $50 from n fellow work
man at Bolton last week He was taken
into II room ard thoroughly searched
and s4S found concealed in his cap
The death of Mrs. Jane stevens oc-
CURED Yesterday afternoon at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. George Plank. Mrs.
Stevens fell about two weeks ago and
broke her hip, and complications set in
causing her death. Jane Garvln was
born In Fairfax. February H. 1s2s. ana
lived there nearly all of her life She was
married to George Stevens who died
some time ago She is survived by two
daughters, one resides in Manchester. "
H, and Mrs. Plank Of this place and one
son, who resides in South Burlington. The
funeral will be held at ths house Friday
at 1920 o'clock. The burial will be in
Fairfax.
The marriage of Sergeant Robert r,
Cox Of Fort Ethan Allen ana Miss Minnie
Tatro of this place occurred
at the Congregational parsonage
Tuesday evening. The Rev. Evan Thomas
performed the ceremony.
wedding in which many m this place
felt n genuine interest took place at the
Congregational parsonage yesterday af-
ternoon, when Miss Cora May Hastings
| OF this town became the wife OF Max
William Goodrich of Montgomery The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Evan
| Thomas. The bride wore a dainty white
gown. the travelling suit being light
brown silk, with white hat. The bride
IS well known and highly respected in
these parts. She is the daughter of the
late Rev. c. j. hastings. for some time
pastor of the Congrcgdt Church al
Colchester. II peculiarly happy and success
full pastorate terminated only by death
She is a graduate OF the Essex Junc-
ton high school, class of 90, and after
graduating taught two years in the inter
mediate department She then took a
course In the Johnson Normal school.
from which che was graduated in %.
The past year she has been engaged in
teaching The bridegroom is a native
of Wesford, but is now an enterprsne
and highly respected citizen Of Montg om-
cry. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich will take a
short wedding trip. and will be at home
to their friends at their future home in
that town after November 8. Mrs. Good
rioh's mother, Mrs. G. J. Hastings, will
| live with them.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. l.. w. Taft is on the sick list
Charles O'Brien OF Panton and Howard
Winslow of Proctor were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. +. VI. Partch Sunday.-Mrs.
Arvilla Washburn and Miss Lucy Chaffee
are visiting friends in New York.-The
ladies will give a chicken pie supper in
the town hall Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 3, every one nvited.--Mr and Mrs.
r. f. Gordon spent Saturday and Sun
day at Long Pont-F. G. Little was
home from Proctor over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. II. Conant were In Port
Henry, \. Y. last week visiting friends.
D. y. Roleau was a visitor in Yer
gennes Monday.-Mes Mary +. Roscoe ~
Middlchury IS guest Of her brother, \. T..
Roscoe and family. Mrs. r. G.. Little is
home from Boston, where she has been
on a visit
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RIPToN.

Representative L. A. Sparks started for
Montpelier Northumberland Cra1nn,
Vho underwent an operation for append-
c'tls at tho Mary Fletcher hospital. re-
4 lrned home Wednesday.-Th Revs. w.
E. Magss and r. d. Wood of Middebury
College will assist In a gospel service at
I've Methodist Church on Saturday evening
at 7S0 o'clock. They expect to be pres
eat on Sunday. One of them will preach
. the morning. A probation class will
ten be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boynton Is
. Die to ride out.-Word has been received
! from Mrs. Jennie Coloumb. who is in the
Nary Fletcher hospital. that she is doing
as well as could be expected.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Grace Friday, the 2Sth.-Mrs. Naomi Pur-
inton is sick DIR. Wade is IN attendance.
Ambrose Tart's family have moved from
Huntington back here to their Chatfee
place. james Moody and wife moved back
here TO their farm from Lincoln having
failed to sell it at auction.-Mr and Mrs
Fred Delphia visited their daughter, Mrs
Anna Follansbee, last week.-l>ester La
;iyette has a bad eve. He thinks some
Thing got into t.--Wallace Thompson of
Nersennes was the guest of Walter Young
Saturday night.-Mrs. Mary Bean of Lin
coin and children, Madge and Master
Gwynne, visited her sister, Mrs. u. II.
young, Tuesday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The ladies' OF the congregational So
ciety were very successful in the boil
ed dinner and hash supper which they
served Thursday as the receipts were
over $40.-Miss Adelaide Dwight. who
recently returned from Turkey, where
she has been teaching for the past
four years. IL visiting for n few days
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
Titus. Miss Dwight has years
leave of absence and will spend most
OF the time at the home of her father
in New Jersey,-Mrs 6paulding, who
lives In the Cobb block on Main street
is very tll-Mrs. A. y. Corthell from
New York city is In town, having been
called here by the serious illness OF
her father, George W. Fostsrs-Thirty-
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Mable Marsh Is visiting her sister
in New York city for couple or weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Elliot from Warren
were in town recently,-Mrs. Maggie Fisk
was In Ripton lately and her sister,
Maud Caswell came home with her for
weeks visit.--Whitney Kirby and
bride from Middlebury were the guests
OF II, r, Perry and wife last Wednesday
and Thursday-Mr. and MIS- Henry Man
ming buried their seven months old
daughter the Goth. Of September G. r.
Church took charge OF the funeral, the
Rev. W. T.. Douglass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
w. p. Fiied has gone into Deer Hollow
camp to run the boarding house George
Fl, Marsh sold "A niich COWS TO Martin
Roweli to go to Randolph last week.
Edmond Gleason and wire have returned
from Canada, where they we're called by
ths Death IT asr ststsr--Chssasa Stocks,
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A SOLICITING COMMITTEE.

The trustees OF tho Leland and Gray
Seminary have voted to hire financial
agent to solicit funds among the alumni
and friends of the institution. without
which the seminary must close. A COM
mittee was appointed as follows; Chair
man, Harris W. Lewis. Edwin j.. Hastings
and Mrs. Emily Coburn Toilette, all OF
Townshend. The seminary was founded
IN 1874 For the past few years the attend
ance has fallen off until last year the en-
II olWelt AumbsSea bYt e. g..
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. as.d Mrs. H. f. Taylor of West
Cornwall went on Tuesday to Glens
Falls, y. y, for a weeks visit with
Dr. and Mrs NJ. d. Smith. Mrs Smith
and Mrs. Taylor are sisters. Mrs. Frank
Randall left ON Saturday for Rutland.
where she is to visit few days before
going to Bostos, to see her son. Before
returning home she will visit her mother.
who resides In Boston, and Lynn, Mass.
and Manchester, \. 1.-THE next meet
ing of the Grange. "neighbors' night, ="
will be held on Friday evening. October
5, instead of Thursday evening Mem
bers OF Middlebury Grange will furnish
the entertainment Rcprese1,tative |. l..
Hambln left for Montpelier on Tues
day.--W. II. Church has returned from
the West. where he went for sheep for
parties to ship 10 South Africa.--Mss
Libbe Tulley. who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks with typhoid fever, remains
IN q critical cu,iition.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The first meeting OF the Ladies' Fri
G ub for the season will be held at Mrs
W. Harris Friday afternoon next AT
o clock. Arrangements are all compile
for the Jericho and Bolton town Sun
school convention to Ire held here Tuest
October g. An interesting and pract
programme has been prepared v
sneakers from each school In the assoc
ton. There will be morning, aftern
and evening sessions, and in the ever
the Rev. c. u. Atwood tho new Consre
tional pastor at Jericho. will give an
dress on The Relation Of the Gnu
Members to the Sunday School" Din
and supper will he furnished by the J
cho Center ladies.--E. b. Jordan and Fl
ilv and Deacon and Mrs. q. c. Bick
spent few days a their cottages at \
let's bay, the past week.-Mrs.. {. +. i
gins, who has been spending the past
months in Massachusetts. arrived hI
Wednesday nieht.-Mrs. j. w. Hart "
TO Burlington for n couple Of days "
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sinner and Miss Elizabeth Burnell Y
married at the Catholic Church in r
mona last Weeh. HeE arc az P''9V"N :
ping with the Eroom's parents. Mr..
Mrs. Joseph sinner. ut Nashville.-An
iourned meeting of the standing conf
tee OF the church will he held at peti
s. NJ. Howe's next Wednesday event
preceded ny six o'clock tea. H.
Packard. who has been seriously III
much hetter.--J. Y. Narney has hoi|
the Clerken blacksmith shop property
Jericho Corners and Will soon move Il
10 do hla Standardization Clerken
rented the j. T. Varney farm and
soon move thereon. Mrs. George SteY
and daughter Of Burlington visited fri1
in town last FridaY.-Dr and Mrs ~
Stone and baby visited their parents
and Mrs. A. r. Puffer. last Monday
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MILTON BORo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Randall of Richmo
We're guests at \, G. Fay's over Sunda,
The church sheds have been repaired
Mrs. Salome Fay OF Essex Is the gu
Of Mrs. Arnold Fay.-Miss Ruth Thon
Son, who accompanied her grandmoth
Mrs. Fay, returned home MondaY.-M
Hortense Miner employed at Thon
Shean's dressmaking, had an attack of
digestion Sunday morning and foil, fir
turing her hip. DR.. Colburn was cal
aud Monday her son. DR.. John Bean
Jacksonville came 10 see her. Mrs. M
tin Is caring for her for few days.
Brennan was called Tuesday night to
May, daughter of r. T.. Bullock, who
and injured her elbow Mrs. F. r. Ri,
and sisters. Mrs Carry and Mrs. Mer
of Manchester, \, H.. we're calling at
Boro Monday
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Costello, visited
parents in jericho over Sunday
Lovisa Rood of Jericho IS visiting
granddaughters. Mrs. Costello and
Isaac Howar d.-Mrs. Chas. McNall will
soon to visit her parents near Boston.
Miss Ruth Chase of Richmond wa:
guest at c. r. Osgoods over Satur
and Sunday. returning to school on
island. Charlotte Osgood who Is suf
! Z from the prevailing distemper, was
able to return TO school Monday.
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BRIDPORT.

A very pleasant home wedding was that
OF Miss Bertha Y. Colburn and William
j. Bouchnrd, which took place at the
home of tho bride or Monday evening,
October l. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with arch of evergreen and
asters. A large nunber of friends we're
present and the young couple were
bountifully provided with gifts for their
future use. After the ceremony repast
was served and in the midst OF 1t
the bride asd groom made good their es-
cape and started for Mddlebury. where
they took train for n trip. On their
return they will reside in Wetherbee. n.
Y.-Services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday the 18th as follows:
Preaching In tho morning at cleve"
o'clock by the pastor; Sunday school nj
10 noon: preaching services in the even
ing will he disposed with for the rally
day service. The Rev. p. J.. Dow. presid-
ing elder OF the Burlington district, Will
be here preach on tho l4th r'st.
George Grant Shaw and Flora May
Wissel both of this place were united in
marriage on "Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER % at two o'clock in the Congre-
gational Church by the pastor. the Rev
Henry Lamb. Truman, Wissell, brother
OF the bride. acted as best man and
Bertha Colburn as maid Of honor They
were the recipients Of many useful and
expensive presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy WolcOtt and little
daughter arc home from rhe west.-The
ladies' society OF the congregational
Church will observe their 5oth annver-
sarv at tho vestry Monday evening Oc-
tober S.--'rhe net proceeds Of the harvest
supper at Masonic hall last week were
$5.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Norton. last week.--Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Wolcott have returned from their
visit 10 poultney.-Mr. and Mrs. c. s.
Payne and Mr.. and Mrs II. x. Williams
attended the Brattleboro fair.-Mr and
Mrs. Wright Elmer have returned to
their home in Addison. Julius Pratt
Of Illinois is the guest of friends here,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powers of Schnec-
tady y. Y, recently visited Mt NJ. I.
Uo1rOtf's T
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TOWNSVILLE.

Lee Cague of Fort Ethan Allen Wa
home recently.-Edward Hildreth wa
town last week.--Leonard Cague
Sunday In Montpeller-Nina Fuller
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
CLAYTON Fuller. ecently.-Frank OF
was in Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs. +
Edwards of Bradford IS visiting in {
7. j.. Stevens and family are In
linRton Mrs. Whitney of Granville,
George Goodrich and two daughter
Winiston were in town the first OF
veek.-Mlss Belle White of Rurl!ngtc
at home.-Mrs. Edward Crandall has
visiting in Burlington.-Miss Stott Wa
NIontDelier recently.
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WESTFORD.

The Rev Mr.. Hunt, presiding elder,
preach in the Methodist Church next
dlv afternoon.-Mr and Mrs. BellaI
and family Of st. Johns, p. q, who
been visiting at +. Il. Dominique
lrned to their home Tuesday.-The I
raae of George Cobb and Miss 81
Harrison is announced to take place AZ
brides home in Brandon next Tue,
noon. Mrs. c. II. cobb, mother Of
groom, and Mrs, C. +. Macomber u
Monday to attend the ceremony.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ele
Barkyoumb was the scene Of a quiet
ding on Wednesday evening. Septel
%, when their eldest daughter,
Emma Eugeria Barkyoumb and Gel
Alney Stuart OF this place were IN
In marriage by the Rev. Father ID
Of ST. Adams Bay. Only the immed
relatives OF the contracting parties
present at the ceremony. The bridal n
entered the parlor, which had
tastefully decorated with asparagus
cut flowers, at s p. IN, the usual we'd
march being played by Miss
Barkyoumb. Gertrude Ruth Barkyoq
sister of the bride and Leila Ruth ST.
sister of the groosn, led the way and
ed as flower girls Miss Barkyoumb
blue changeable taffeta while the
girls were simply dressed in white
and Mrs. Stuart left "a, the midi
flyer for Worcester, Mass. They
also visit Boston and other places
upon their return reception will be d
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. 7. NJ. Huff and daughter. Mrs.
Adams, who have been visiting at the
parsonage for the past two weeks left
Tuesday for Boston ana vicinity to spend
a few days before returning to their
home in Maine Mrs. George Stilson
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Bristol
visiting frIends.-Mrs. Bidwel Is enter
tanning her friend, Mrs Wilmuth Of Ad-
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EAST MONKTON.

Daniel Cox, wife and son were guests
at Emerson Beers last Sunday. Mr., and
Mrs. Lewis Breo have been visiting at
Mitchell Geno's in HinesDurgh.-L
Meach and Mrs. Francis I-add OF the
Roro called on Mrs. Rosetta Cox recent
ly. Mrs. Ladd is ST ana Mrs. Cox is 81
and they conversed very interestly. call
ing up old time "reminiscences Mrs. A.
n Green and sons, Rex and Lawrence,
visited in Lincoln last Week.-Mrs..
Wright Ferguson and Mrs. Kara Eaton
of Bristol visited at W. J, Cox's recently.
The next W. c. T. T. meeting will he
held at the East Monkton Church Friday,
October 6-Mrs. Rosetta Cox has been
the guest OF her granddaughter, Mrs A.
y. Green for few days. Lester Ball
has returned from visiting friends in
Canada and will spend vne winter with
his daughter. Mrs, Casper Dean.-Daniel
Cox has taken Elivin Collns's farm for
the coming year and will move there
with his family about November L.
william La Rose has purcha sed the la
Rochelle Bourbon property and has
taken possession. Edgar Myers Is stop
ping with his daughter, Mrs George
Horan,
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COLCHESTER.

The Rev. f. =. Treat Of Richmond
in town Wednesday evening To speal
work planned at Silver I.ake.-Mrs, \
I.comis. Mrs. Willard Leroy and
Dora Leroy. who have been visitiu
+. l.. Parmelee's, left for Manch'
Monday Rev Du Bots Loux. who
been tho guest of w. II. Munson.
returned to New York.-1he repairin
the Congrega tional Church steeple
finished and a new coat of paint on
woodwork OF the church much impr
tic oDDaorouCa
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NOTICE..

NOTICE how little It costs to tell thou
sands Of readers in many towns % 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 adver-
tsement. 27,wtf
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HERE

l0-cow farm, cut 30 tons hay, 2 IN
from village and depot, good house
good water, good land, good sugar
bush of 500 trees. 5 cows, plenty fod
der all sugar tools and farming tools.
Price $l,70o, cash 5000. balance easy.
Also "A 750-acre farm at 81 per a.,
on main road, near neighbors, 800 a
woodland. Il. ID. and phone. Cash
S 1000. balance to suit.
Send Toe for catalogue and map of
Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
lac -. Paul ST.. Huntington, VI.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

being four children, two of whom sur
vive him, william OF Brattleboro, and
Mrs. Mary Trombley of this city. Mr..
Welcome had been in failing health
for the past two years, but had con-
tlnued at his work most OF the time
until last Saturday. The funeral SER
vices will be held this morning at st
Peters Church ut nino o'clock