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RICHMOND.

Jack Jones spent Sunday at his
home here. returning to Burlington
Monday morninE.-Miss Anitee Kemp
ton. who has been visiting at C. II.
Pino's, has gone to Essex for n few
days.-Messrs. Brown and Fisher OF
Montpelier visited friends hero Sun
day.-Miss Agnes Gleason was in Bur
lington Monday the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs NJ. q. Leary.-MrS. Edmond
Cannon died at her home in Fays Cor
ners Monday morning after a long III
ness of consumption. Besides several
brothers and sisters she is survived by
a husband and one son. The funeral
was held Wednesday morning from
the Church of the Holy Rosary.-Mrs.
Barry and Anna Burke of Burlington
were visitors in town Sunday.-Mrs.
John Culligan is spending the week in
Hinesburgh at her daughters, Mrs. C.
Reed.-The Rev A. ]. Glynn left
town Monday for a four weeks va
cation-J, w. McGarghan has return
ed from Saratoga Springs, where he
has been the past week,-Mr and Mrs.
Adam Smith of Burlington have been
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. John
ODonnell.--Mr. and Mrs. Mitiguy and
child of Burlington We're the guests
of Miss Virginia Mitiguy Sunday.
Miss Anita Kempton of Glens Falls,
y. Y, rendered beautiful solos at the
Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing and evening. Miss Kempton has an
unusually fine voice and 1t Is a rare
privilege to listen to her. The ad-
dresses of the day were delivered by
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Firman of Oak
Park, Ill. and were interesting and
helpful.
Herbert Tepney of Keene, N H., is
visiting In town.-Daniel Henley and
Ford Flagg were In Burlington Tues
| day-The next meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Circle of Kings Daughters will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sal
mon Green-Mrs, Cynthia Mellen of
| Lowell, Mass, is visiting at r. r. Jones'
Miss Anna Whalen. who has been
| visiting at J. w. McGarghans the past
| week. returned to her home In Bur-
lington Monday eventg.
p G. Ellsworth moved his household
effects to burlington Tuesday where
| Mrs. Ellsworth is to reside Mr.. Ellis
worth goes to Morrisville where he has
a position for the present.-Mrs. Fred
Currier is ill-Master william Ester
brook OF Bogota, N. j.. Is visiting 81
Mrs. ]. ii. Goodwin's.-EarlF Freeman r.
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UNDERHILL.

Frank Howard died July IS with
peritonltis after n very short illness. TIE
funeral services were held Friday at ten
o'clock at the home of Leslie Cook, where
he had resided the past two years The
Rev o. l.. Barnard officiated and c. H..
Hayden had charge. The intsrment was
at Binghamville, the former home OF the
deceased
Carl Clark. former resident of this
place died In Wlliston Saturday, July Il.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at
ten o'clock at the home OF his son. Judson
'srk,-Miss Mae Curtis of Cambridge is
visiting Miss LOra Jordan.-A party from
Boston arrived at DIR. Nays Saturday,
consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Nay.
Miss Eva Nay and Mrs. Frawcis Nay
Grand Chief Templar c. II. Hayden has
gone to Chicago for ten days as delegate
for the grand lodge.--Mr and Mrs. Fred
Knight OF Bellows Falls are spending ther
summSr vacation at r. S. Whpple' s.
Miss Georgianna Brown Of burlington is
spending a few days in town with friends.
DR.. A. +. Burdlck has returned from
Camp Sunnyslde.
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SHELBURNE.

Roy. w +. Weeks and family are to
camp in Mrs Rushlow's cottage for
two weeks. There will be no Friday
evening service at Trinity Church, but
Rev. w. +. Weeks will conduct the
usual services Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Ridland of Chicago is in
town visiting David Towers
Mrs. F. II. Stoddard and Miss Alice
are in Newport visiting Mrs Stoddard 8
sister, Mrs. NJ. C. Bedell.
Charles Kinsman of Wiliamstown
Mass. is visiting his cousins, Matte
and Alfredo Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Blow are the
parents Of n fine girl baby.
Mrs. r. w. Towers is at Murray
Gove's helping nurse her grand-daugh-
ter Marjory Love.
Mrs. Pelton of Rutland is at Murray
Loves this week.
Mr.. Perrigo was pulled of load OF
hay Saturday and struck across the
wagon pole cracking two ribs and
spraining his ankle
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WHEELoCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Heath were visit
Ing In Lyndon Sunday.--W. G. Gerry.
who has been visiting his parents, has
returned to Fltzdale.-Mr. and Mrs
George F.. Green visited at Ezra Sanger's
In Lyndon Sunday.-Charles McGovern is
gaining slowly after his fall from the
wagon. His son, William McGovern Is
at home helping on the farm.-C. X. Col
by from Lawrence, Mass, is stopping n
few days at O. n. McPhersons-Mr and
Mrs. c. a. McGovern visited at his
fathers Sunday.-Miss NJ. A. McGovern
has returned from a visit in St. Johns
bury.-Miss Rose letters Of St. Johnsbury
was calling on friends and relatives Sun
day.-Mrs. Shaw and Miss Shaw. who
have been visiting at A. f. Weeds. have
returned to their homc.--F. ]. McGovorn
spent Sunday at his fathers. Charles
McGovern's.-D. O. Gray and family from
ST. JohnsburY spent Sunday at w. j.
Mooney's.-Mrs. William McGovern spent
sunday in town.--Ii. \. Deoss and family
of Lyndon wcrc at A. T.. Weeds Sunday.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

ton IL visiting her aunt, Mrs r.. r.
Bccrs.--Miss Bculah Sampson Is visit
Ing her mother at Miss Kate Hewitts
The Rev. II. T. Edwards Is suffering
from an attack OF sciatica and was un
able to preach last Sunday morning.
In place of the regular service, a SER
mon was read by Miss Jennie Will
loughby. Funeral services for the
young son of Mr. and Mrs. william
Lavolette were held at the Roman
Catholic Church Friday morning. The
interment was in the Catholic ceme-
tery.-Master Earl Taggart has re-
turned to his home in Burlington after
spending a month with his grandpar-
ents Deacon and Mrs. Taggart-Mrs
Sarah Horsford went Tuesday to
Queen city Park to attend q reunion
of relativcs.--NIrs. Byron Emo. with a
party, is occupying the Wooster Emo
cottage at Thompsons point for few
weeks.-Mrs. George Burlington and
two children. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Van Vlet for
the past seven weeks, left for
their home In Minneapolis, Mimi. We'd
nesday, July 25.--NIrs. +. A. Rich of
Burlington, with four children, is Wis
Ting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Varncy
The two youngest children of Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Beers, who have been
III during the past week, are improv-
ing.
For some time past different parties
have missed fouls from their hen roosts
and Sunday might rad was made bv
thieves upon the chicken house of Will
liam Harris and quite a number taken
They also visited the roost of Timothy
Stebbins who hearing a disturbance at
the hen house and seeing n light there
started witt 4 lantern to discover who
was so interested. when they took to their
heels and ned-F. A. Ellison and c.
n. Johns drove to Swantos last Thurs
day returning Monday.-Mr and Mrs.
e. b. Beers attended the funeral of Mrs
Mary G. Wicker in burlington last Thurs
day afternooN.-Mrs. 7. NJ. Emo and fam
lily and their guest. Miss Mary Whitis.
of Austin. Texas. are occupying the
Wooster Emo cottage ut Thompson's
Polnt.-Owing to the Illness of the Rev.
r. I. Edwards with rheumatism. there
was no preaching at the Baptist Church
Sunday morning, Miss Eve'yr, Willoughby
read n sermon after which the Sunda v
school convened as usual. In the even
Ing the Y. I. S. G. l.. conducted Che SER
vices with Mrs Della Carpenter.
as loader.-Mrs. A. H. Thomas returned
to her homo in Monkton Saturday. after
spending week at the home of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Harris Mrs
Demmins OF Bristol. is assisting in the
care Of Miss Clara Harris. whose condtior,
is slightly improved from last week.
Master Earl Taggart, who has been with
a
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Harrison and daughter and Mrs
White Of Chicago are in town with +. II
i Iorsford and family and Mrs. Josephine
Wooster and daughter,-Miss Metcalf OF
Winston is visiting Miss T. Deyctte.-
Miss Iadley and the Misses Barnett OF
Burlington have been visiting the Rev.
Mr. Gulick and family.-Peter Dakin and
his daughter Miss Mary Dakin, of Ferris
burgh were in town Friday on business
Mr. and Mrs. John Welcome of Fsrrisburgh
lars visiting at J. NJ. st. Peter's.-Mr
Forbes of Boston made a short stop in
town recently with Williams Foote and
famly.-The potato blight is making Its
appearance in several fields.-IIarrison NJ
Stone has about closed the deal for farm
in Maine.-There was quite a heavy show
er Saturday forenoon with thunder and
| lightning, followed by a cool wind from
| the north.-A niece of Miss Mary Jones
Mrs Ramsey and children are here for
the summer
| Thomas Molison has the finest ex.
hbit OF No. clover honey in his store
| ever seen In this vicinity, having gath
cred over $500 lbs from his apiary dur.
| ing the past month.-Mrs. McGowan's
sister from Providence, r. l., is max
| ing her visit.-William Shortsleeves
has been having seige of ,he grip
Albert MCGOWAN has n bad hand caused
| by blood poisoning.
| Miss Florence Burbank of Boston /,
| spending week with Mrs. j. B. Bouton
Miss Marie Gulick Is home from Bur
| ington for vacation OF a week.
Samuel Wholley. slipped on a ladder re
Gently and gave himself considerable o
a wrench on his left side.-Sevcral from
here attended the ball game in Burling
ton Wednesday.-Mrs. Ambrose Abare II
seriously sick at the home of her son
David G. Abare-The Sunday school Il
planning for their annual boatride in thu
fore part of August 1t is undecided
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visiting at Queen City Park.--Mr. and
Mrs. George Whalen have been visit
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Cor
lnelus Whalen.
If Mrs. Nancy Bates lives until to-
morrow she will be 100 years old. She
Is In Feeble health, not able to walk
alone. and requires constant attention.
All thoughts of celebrating her Tooth
birthday have been abandoned, as she
is not able TO bear the excitement of
a large company.--There were four or
five taxpayers not satisfied with the
appraisal OF the listers, and appealed
to the board OF civil authority for re-
dress. After hearing both sides the
board decided not to alter the listers
appraisal.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henry
| and three adult children from Cieve-
land. OHIO. cousins to Mrs. s. Green
are spending two weeks at Maple Inn
Miss Sadie Green, clerk for Gen
Henry of Quebec, and her friend. Miss
Louisa Balm of Quebec. came home to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Green's yesterday to
spend few days-George Mercy Of
Worcester. Mass. Is the guest OF his
cousin. Miss Hatch, at Mr. and Mrs s.
A. MISUNDERSTANDING Buck of St Al
bans is visiting ]. w. McGarghan at
the Park IIouso,-Martin Il. Casey Of
Mortified is in town.-Mrs. Frank
Edwards and mother Of Oshkosh, Wis
and two children are visiting at G.. A.
Edwards's. Mr.. Edwards is expected
tho last of tho weck-Dr. william IT.
Black was n visitor in Burlington yes
torday.-Mrs r. J. Burke who has
been guest at the Park House tho
M e n TO T..
BurlinEton.-Miss Anita Kempton has
returned from Essex and is at Mrs c.
IT, Pino's.--Donald O'Brien of Burling-
ton visited his mother. Mrs. Annie
O'Brien. Observation-Disclosures. Henry Nor
ton OF Burlington is visiting friends
in town.--Miss Mary OBryne has re-
turned from Brattleboro-Mr. and Mrs
clifford Barney and Mr. and Mrs. Latu-
rctte were in Montpelier yesterday
Mr. ana Mrs. T. IT. Hatch have returned
from Queen city Park. where they
have been In camp.-Mrs. Permissa
SaNles OF burlington Is visiting Mrs.
| Mrs. C. Ferguson.-The funeral of Mrs
| Edmond Cannon took place this morn
| ing at 800 at the Church of the Lady Of
tho Rosary. the Rev J. GallagherofBur-
| linRton offlciating. Tho bearers were
Charles McGarRhan. Frank McGovorn.
| Adna Terricn and John Mahoney. John
McGarGhan had charge. Burial was in
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henry.
son and two daughters are boarding
| ut the Maple Inn.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
| Wright and children of Burlington
were guests at the Park House yester-
| daY.--Mr. and Mrs. J. w. McGarghan
| were in Burlington Yesterday.
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MILTON.

Ernest Rogers and --iss I.uella Drew,
who have been spending a three weeks
vacation at Camp Martin. returned Sun
day to Boston.-Mrs. Jennel and son OF
West Berkshire are visiting Miss Ellen
Wagner.-Mitchell Duchene of South
bridge, Mass, are visiting her parents,
ward Kimball of Essex was the guest
of his cousin, Mrs. George Minckler, Sun
day.-Luther Bates and Mrs Clara Bates
Of Essex have been spending few days
with friends IN town.-Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph Lucia and children of South
bridge Mass, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken Burnell.-Mrs. Will
liam Odlin who has been very i'll with
nervous prostration, was taken to her
home in Andover Mass, last Friday even
ing.
Miss Jessie Percival of St. Adams bay
spent Sunday in town. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bradford. Joseph Bo-
clair and Lillian Parrot both of Milton
were married at the Methodist parsonage
here July %, by the Rev. NJ. II. Ryan.
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ESTATE or MARY G.. WICKER OF
CHARLOTTE.

STATE or VERMONT, District of
Chttendeu.
TO all persons interested in the
estate of Mary q. Wicker. late of Char
lotte. in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
At a Probate Court, holden at Bur
lington. within ana for the district of
Chittenden, on the 18th day of July, 1906,
an instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Mary G. Wicker
late of Charlotte, in said district. de-
ceased was presented to the court
aforesaid, for probate.
And it Is ordered by said court that
the 18th day of Aug, 1906, at the Proba te
Court rooms in said Burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument;
and that notice thereof be given to
all persons concerned, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully In
the Burlington Weekly Free Press, a
newspaper published at Burlington
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court at the
time and place aforesaid, and contest
the probate of said will, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington
In said district, this 10Th day of July
1906.
MARCELLUS A BINGHAM,
4,w3t Judge.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Harmon Howard CARED live stock
at Uaderhill Monday.-Teressa Egan
and Dora Keefe have gone to the
White Mountains for the season,--Par-
ties from Essex Junction called on
Rev. j. Therien last week.-Alice T.,
Flynn and Helen Flynn are spending
few days in Burlington.-Dr, and
Mrs. p. l.. Dorey Of Middlebury are
visiting relatives In town,-Thomas
Ross Is III at his home. DR.. Newton Is
attending him.-Mrs. F., Brown and
daughter. Mrs. Smith of Providence. Il.
l., visited at Mrs. Bapps last week
Miss Georgiana Brown of Burlington
Is calling on friends here for few
days.-I4oretta and Coletta Barrett of
Nashville are spending the week In
town.-Pat Brown Of shelburne spent
Sunday at home.
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FAIRFAX.

During the thunder storm that passed
over Fairfax Sunday evening the lightning
struck II. 5. Holiness house and did quito
a good deal of damage TO the house, but
no one was hurt,-L. b. Hunt and SISTED
returned home July 20 after spending
three weeks visiting in New York and
New Jersey,-Miss Sophia Dinsmore OF
Georgia was the guest of Mrs. James
Sears Saturday Minor and FAM
lily has moved into c. r. St Pierre 1
house.-Newtca Wells of Virginia is th(
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Sabir Rankin and daughter. Irene,
and her mother, Mrs. Mary Warehouse,
from Boston came ON Monday TO spend a
few weeks with Mrs. Maria Rankin and
other friends. Mr. Rankin is to come in
two weeks.-Mr Reynolds, the impersona.
tor, will give an entertainment at III.
town hail ON Thursday evening, July %
Tho ladies Of the Methodist society will
also serve ice cream-Mrs. Bailey, a
prominent w. c. r. L. worker, Will speak
at the congregational Church on Friday
evening on "'rhe Saloon and th- Boy
At the Grange meeting last Friday night
eight new members were instructed in
the first and second degrees. The Rev.
w. q. Mason, county secretary of the y.
NJ c. A, spoke at the Methodist Church
in a union servic. ON SUNDAY afternoon.
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Farm and Store Buildings
FOR SALE

At Riverside, In Jericho. Vt, on the
premises. at o'clock p. IN. Tuesday,
August eth. I will sell at public auc-
tion. the farm belonging to the estate
~ Edward 5 Whitcomb (senior) Of
Jericho, Vt.
This sale is for the purpose OF set
Ting said estate and will include with
the farm, the stock and farming tools
and the store buildings. Terms Cash.
BI'EL II. DAY,
Administrators.
The above mentioned "WhitcOmb
Farm" i'm many respects. is one of the
most desirable in Vermont. \ village
farm within five minutes walk of de-
pot and less than one hours ride from
burlington. The stock consists of ! .
cows and six head OF younger cattle.
Two horses and - swine. Heavy and
light wagons; plows, harrows, harness
-. etc, all farming tools go with the
farm. Any Information desired can be
obtained at the farm or by addressing
B. H. DAY,
$50 50. Nicholas Ave-, New York city.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Tilley of Willis
ton were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs II.
II. Tilley on the 2lst,-liram Allen OF
Gloversville has come home to assist in
the care of his mother, Mrs. l.. A. AL
len.-Miss Elenor Scarf Of burlington is
visiting Miss Marguerite Tlley.-Dr.
Cooney and Miss Whalen Of burlington
were in town Sunday calling on r. Y
Forbes.-Iawrence wellington and family
of Willston were in town Sunday spend
ing n few hours at their farm.-Mrs Alb
bic Isham Sanctuary of Manchester, y.
H., with her children are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Anna NJ. ISham.
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HINEsBURGH.

Ira Forbes. Esq, Of Boston has been
the guest OF Coburn Pierce the past week.
The electrical storm of Saturday did
much damage to the highways. Seven
telephone poles were damaged at one
time.-The Rev. q. w. Russell from Do
yer. NJ H., Ia at his cottage at Lake
1roquois.-Henry Ross OF New London,
Conn. is visiting his son, Fred few
days.-Mark Bushnell and family OF
Thompsonville, Conn. visited Mt Coburn
Pierce's Saturday.-Mis sutton Of Boston
Is visiting at her uncle's, John Chapman. -
Mrs. A. l.. Walker and daughter, Hilda,
are visiting at J. II. Aliens.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. IT. c. Petty and children of Ar
gyle, N. Y, are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Addie Andrus of Barre and daugh-
ter, Helen. are the guests of Mrs. Ellen
Day.-The Rev. George Skinner and fam
lily are at the bay camping Mrs. F. II.
Wilson has returned from Chester.-Little
Jesse White is still critically ILL., Very
little hope Of his recovery.-Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Kimpton visited at Edward Seger's
last week
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WILLIsTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradley and Mr..
Edward Simonds Of Burlington, We're at
H. NJ. Mason's the first of the week.
They came in an MISUNDERSTANDING
from here attended the funeral of Mrs.
Cannon in Richmond Wednesday.-Mrs,
p. W. story of Cambridge is visiting
with her brothers. Bertram and Roswell
Brown calling upon other relatives and
friends In town.-Mr. Mosher is painting
for c. l.. i. Brown.-Elliot Miller has
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Silas Perry and daughter of Bristol
are the guests of Mrs. T. l.. stevens
Mrs. Cochran of Jericho Is with her
daughter. Mrs. b. Fullcr.-G. w. Palmer
has returned from South Royalton.-
Mrs. Chester Cutler entertained the
Lcnd-a- Hand society last Thursday
bliss Gertrude Norton Is at home.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Church Of Brandon have
been the guests Of Wesley Church re-
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Walter Lamb and son, Everett
Of Worcester, Mass, are visiting her
parents, Mn and Mrs Albert Tomlin-
son.-Argus Tomlinson has returned 10
his home in Hamilton, Ohio.-The
Nashville and Bolton mines played a
game of ball Monday on the Nashville
field. The score at the end of the game
stood u to I in favor of Bolton.--Rev
MIR. Hayward of burlington preached
Do atiSt L,h,Lrrla Sn,,laN
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WEST MILTON.

G. w. Granger has sold his meadow on
the flats. After hayng he will put in a
silo-Irene Bullock of Burlington is Wis
ting at G. T.. Osgood's.
Mrs. Minot Smith and son.Chesley
spent Sunday in Waterbury.-The
Page Is spending the week with her
aunt. Mrs. G. T.. Osgood.-Mr. and Mrs
Alison Blake and granddaughter of
Manchester. Iowa. and Mrs. Pheronia
Gorton of Huntington, are guests of
[ heir brother. I. ". Granger.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Charles Nichols stuck ptchfork
through his arm Wcdnasday.Mi Bessie
Atherton of Essex Junction visited Mr..
and Mrs. Farnsworth Wednesday,
Browns river creamery paid for June
milk four per cent. test oil w. Il. John.
son & Co. 30. Donahue 80. Cloverdale .SS.
The ladies OF the Congregational Church
will serve ice cream and cake and lemon
AIDE Friday evening on the church lawn.
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whether they will go north or SOUTH
Booths are being put up and trimmed for
the coming sale la Library hail, August
and 2. There will be candy and food
stands. Aunt Polly" will be there with
her five cent fish barrel. One evening will
be an entertainment by the children, anc
the last evening, reading by Mrs. George
H. Rott. music and singing by others
Mrs. Ralph II. Smith and daughter,
Winnifred. have been visiting in West
ford and Essex Junction.-Mrs. George
H. Rott OF Boston Is IN town for visit.
A. X. Patterson Of Proctor. spent Sun
day with j. Il. williams and family.
Mr. Casey and men are putting up new
polls and re-hanging wires on the tele-
phone lines in this section.
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FOR SALE-Wheelwright shop, good
water power with planning machine, rip
saw. Jig saw, iron lathe. drilling ma
chine, boring machine. buzz planer.
Robinson provender grinder, cider mil!
outfit, set of scales, blacksmith shop and
tools. paint shop. saw mill complete,
three acres land. dwelling house, barn,
good water in house. For particulars in
Quira OF S. d. Thomas, Sheldon, VI.
lG4, cts wit
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FARMS FOR YOU.

6 acres on Lake shore, good house
and barn, G IN. from city, $1,000.
35-aCre garden and poultry farm,
good house and barn. M. from city,
$500.
170-acre farm, Milton, 3 IT, from de-
pot: so a. woodland. wiit cut stuff
enough to pay for farm; fair buildings.
$500. VIII trade for city property
600 acres, Il timber land no noun
tain. good buildings. on main road, s
m. to depot big bargain, $4,000.
Send 10c for new catalog and map.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
14G -. Paul ST.. Burlington. VI.
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The funeral of John w. West the aged
father OF A. j. West, was held from the
home of his son Saturday morning, the
Rev. 8. l.. Lewis officiating. The body
was taken to Peacham for interment Mr.
West had been in failing health for some
time but his death was quite sudden
Miss kiley Of Providence II. l., Is visit
ing Mrs. J. A. Brault at T. T. Danielss.
Mrs. Brault met Miss Kiley at st. Johns
hurry