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TERRIsRURGH.

Mrs. Mary s. Putnam, who has been
spending several months with her aon
in Taunton, Mass. Is expected home
Thursday Mss Mary Robinson of the
L. V. NJ. has recovered so far from her
recent illness that she was able to return
to her home on Saturday to recuperate.
Revival services continue every even
ing this week except Saturday at the
Methodist church. Presiding Elder Dow
was present Monday and Tuesday even-
ings- The Rev. ]. c. Fisher will preach
the Union Thanksgiving sermon in the
Methodist Church next Sunday after
noon at one oclock.-'rhe Rev. George
H. Bailey has been invited to preach the
Thanksgiving sermon in tho Congre-
gational Church in Conway, Mass. Ac-
cordingly he and hts family leave OF
Saturday for a weeks absence.-Mrs
Dora Preston and George II. Barney
of this town were married at the Con
gregational parsonage November II, by
the Rev. Geo. II. Bailey.-Jacob Clark Is
moving this week into Mrs. Barber
house near the staton.-The winter
term of schools will begin December 3
after two weeks vacation
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WHITING

Mrs. Horace Derby Of Poultney WAS
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Kelsey
last week.--Miss Carrie Simonds of RoCh-
ester was the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Web
ster recently.-The singing class taught
by Mr.. Harrington of Highgate closed
with a concert Wednesday evening which
was appreciated by all.-Miss Clara Ket-
cham visited her brother m Brandon re-
cently.-The Ladies' Aid of the Congresa-
uonal Church will meet with Mrs. Peter
Aines Thursday.-rhe Missionary society
will send their barrel Of clothing etc.
to a school In Kentucky Ahis week.
Mrs. Frank Pierce Ia with relatives In
wall.-Mrs. G. T. Mason visited in
Brandon recently.
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ternoon at the home of Mrs. Harley Kim
ball.--Mss Eliza strickland is confined
to the house by illness.-Mrs Terilleau
Is in Bakersfield where she will visit
for a few days.--One OF the sons of Mr..
and Mrs. George Perkins was severely
hurt last week by being kicked In the
forehead by horse.--A large audience
was present at the Congregational Church
Sunday evening to hear the lecture by
the pastor on The First Great Labor
Movement" The service was preceded
by sacred graphophone concert by
James II. Clark.--Mrs Will Cobb and Mrs
Carl Cobb spent Sunday with relatives
In Hyde Park.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs c, II. Small and daughter CO
and granddaughter, Nora IIinsdale,
spending the week with Mr.. and
NJ. w. Hinsdale.--Mrs w. w p
who has been visiting relatives in
ton-on-the- Hudson, GloversVille
Ferrisburgh, returns home this "
Mrs. l.. A. Allen of Shelhurne
been spending a week at o. w Ish;
Prank Fisher has returned to ,
for NJ. w. Hinsdale after spendlr
few months in northern New Yoi
L. !. Brownson leaves the middl
this week for Cuba. where he int
spending the winter with his
eouard
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BRIDPORT.

The funeral of Mrs. L. A. Goff was
held from her late residence Wednesday
afternoon, November II. The Rev Henry
Lamb OBLIGATED and A. j. Blackman con-
Quoted the exercses.-A. H. Smith of
Ma ssachusetts was in town last week.
Dotta Hemenway and Miss Esther Gibbs
left town November 10 for Whalen, n. Y,
where they will live with their BROTHER
Miss Louise Converse and Miss Harriet
Wheeler Of Burlington We're recent
guests here.-Miss Catherine Murray OF
Bristol spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Butlcr.-A1r. and Mrs. Asa Hem.
enway of Mddlebury attended the fun
eral Of Mrs. Goff.-J. T. Lamos fell from
81 chair recently and dislocated his
shoulder.-Miss Cora St. John. who has
been spending few days at home. has
gone to Mrs. Trimble'> at Addison
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frost entertained
a few friends last Saturday evening
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was in town over Sunday TO visit
mother, Mrs. Clara Howe.-Miss Ne
Guild OF burlington Is in town com
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson Of y
lington were in town Wednesday.-M
Chase wac in Burlington Wednesda,
A game supper was given Monday Mi
and It was while some Of the boys W
coming home from j. Davis's, where
supper was had, that the fire was {
covered by John Carroll who rushed
the street and gave the alarm.
Chesmore did not save any thing from
store as tho fire had gained such he
way that the building could not DO
tered.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Ovette Sayles Of burlington spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. n. e.
Parkhll.-The remains of Mrs. Thomas
Halo, a former resident, We're brought
from Proctor Friday and buried in the
Weybi'dse cemetery. Funeral services
were held at the Congregational Church
conducted by the Rev. w. w. Smith
The Rev j. Hall Long of Bethel will
preach In the Congregational Church
next Sunday.-The Rev. Peter Heller, as
sisted the Rev. Mr.. Fisher In the revi-
val meetings ut Vergennes last week.
N. L. Parkhill IS much better.-Aliss Jane
Sturtevant is very sick with no hopes
Of recovery.-Nliss Florence Sampson Is
not as week.-Mrs.. j. A. James has gone
to Lewiston. Y, 10 VISIT Il sister. and
from there WI 20 to Readsville, Pa,
to visit her daughter.-The Calvin Nor
ton farm wa sold at auction Saturday
to Robert Levget.-All the schools in
town have closed for a two weeks va
caton.-Representstiv w. c. Sturtevant
came home on Friday and was una BILE,
on account of iilness. 70. return to the
Capital Monday.-Mss Mollie Hamilton
spent Sunday in Cornwall.--L. o. Thomp-
son and f. H Flske left Wednesday for
Cuba,
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SALISBURY,

d. NJ. Strong or Bethel has been a re-
cent guest of his daughters, Mrs. G. NJ.
Whitney and Mrs. Leland Stone.-Mrs
Hiram Bishop is ill-Mr. ana Mrs. G.. c.
Sheldon We're recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Sheldon in Rutland.-Mrs
Esther Wainwright sustained shock
on Saturday and gave fears are enter
tained that she cannot recover.
William NOyes OF Beaver Utah, is
visiting his mother, Mrs John Arial,
and other relatives In town for the first
time In 2S years. Mr.. Noyce owns a large
sheep ranch In Utah.-Mrs. Kingsley and
Mrs, Benjamin were in Brandon Tues
day'-Will Conant has moved to the
Danvllle shayes place two miles north
OF the vlllage.-Mrs. Wheeler of Brandon
Is at Mrs Percivals
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ESSEX CENTER.

Eli Written has bought Of Mrs. G
her old homestead known as the j
place for 10 years. Mrs. GarVin is
to occupy one part Of the house as
erly.-Bible Sunday was observed a
Baptist Church last Sunday.-The
Up. c. Abbey will preach the
THANKSGIVING service at the Cons
tional Church Sunday, November
Miss Carrie Chaplin, who is at her a
Mrs. q. f. Humphrey in Burlir
with diphtheria, remains about the
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WIEOOSKI.

Mrs. Ernest Lasage died Monday nj
at her home on West street after an
ness of three years with paralysis.
Lasage was born in Cape Sante, p.
a years ago and came to this viii
when young girl. She is survived
nine children. six daughters. Mrs. Err
Bessatt Misses Georglana. Zepher
Eudenla, Marie A. Lasage. and Geo
Alfred and Arthur Lasagc all Of this
lage. She Is also survived by three
ters, and four brothers, Her hush
died about three years ago.
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JERICHO.

The funeral of Harrison Packard was
held at his late home at the Center Fri
day with burial at that place.-Among
those who attended the funeral from this
of Mr., Packard were Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Parkard, a brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. wilbur and f.
=. Perclval and the Rev Mr.. Atwood
Representative Hayden Is home from
Montpelier.-Mr. and Mrs. J. Weber are
the happy parents OF son. Mrs Web
Der Is niece OF Mr.. Vasterl!ng
Mrs. E. V. Thorp was guest In the
village last Week.-Mrs. Matte Wood is
visiting at w. Buxton's.-George Howe
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Lillian Hubbard closed her school
in East Warren Friday and is spending
her vacation at home,-Miss Lou Whit
ney is home from her school in East
Calais for two weeks.-E n. Eemenway
is in MiddleburY.- Z. W Ford. II
Il. Ford and Gladys returned from on
tario Saturday.-J r. Ninton was in
Montpelier two days last Week.-Mrs.
Lucy Huntcy is very low.
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CBlTTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

William r. Johnson e. Co., proprietors
or the Lake Champlain creamery, paid
S.3 for standard milk for the month Of
October. and sl27 for cream.
Yesterday afternoon ut four o'clock
at the home of her mother. Mrs. w, J.
Shiland, Miss Hessie Newell Shiland
one or the functions most popular and
most highly respected young ladies'
became the bride OF John Russell Cha
fey. now OF Jackson, Mich. MIR. Cha
fey entered the parlor accompanied by
the officiating clergyman, the Rev Evan
Thomas, pastor of the Congregational
Church, and met the bride who entered
accompanied by her mother and pre-
coded by the ribbon girls the Misses
Madalin Nichols of this village and Ell
tabell Rhoadcs of Richmond and the
ring bearer, Miss Mary Wright of this
village The wedding march was play
ed by Miss Bertha Kilam of Burlng-
ton, who also played during the cere-
mony. The ring service was used. The
groom's gift to his bride was a beauti-
full solataire diamond ring. The bride
wore handsome blue gown trimmed
with real lace. Immediately after the
ceremony dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. Allen Martin presided at
the table and Mrs. Adelaide, Nichols
Miss Clara Teachout and Miss Killam
' served. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with pink and white carnations,
smilax and ferns being effectively used.
Only a few of the relatives and the
closest friends of the bride and groom
were present. The bride. who was born
in the house where she was married,
t,, NO
cial activities Of tho village and es-
pecially In those connected with the
Congregational Church. of which she
Is member. For long time she has
been valued member of the choir of
that church. one Is a young lady who
has greatly endeared herself not only
to her associates and personal friends
but to Il large circle who have received
thoughtful Kindness from her hands
Tho bridegroom was for several years
a resident of this village and was for
two years connected w..n tho Essex
Publishing company. He is now en-
gagged with the Buick Motor company
in Jackson, Mich. lie IS a native OF
Lamoill" county ana has Il large circle
of friends in mis- section of tho state
; Mr.. and Mrs Chefey, accompanied by
I'D SfllidHui Will leHNe abOul the mll-
die of next week for tho West and will
in the near future make their home II
Flint, Mich where the firms plant /.
to be moved. Harry f. Shiland,
brother Of Mrs. Chafey, is also engaged
: with this firm and with his family now
resides in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan VI. Johnson last even
Ing entertained about 80 of their friends
| at their home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
John r. Chafcy. who were married yes
J terday.
: Mrs. Ida Buxton of Cambridge, Mass.
who has been wishing her brother, Dwign
Slater. for few Gays, started last nig:
Tor Wichita, kars., from there she vii
90 to Cortland, Cal, where she will visit
her couns!n. Mrs. Charles Fay, for some
time. She will spend the winter IN Cali
= forn!a.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

G. A. Emo is moving his familJ
burlington. where they will reside
Shelhurne street.-Mrs. William
tbs of Middlebury is the guest of T
tives in town.--Mr. and Mrs John
gum are moving to Middlesex. W
they have purchased a farm.-O
Read of Troy, n. Y. was the CUES
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Powell r
for a few days last week.-Mrs. Ed
Prindle, who has been very i'll
tonsilitis. is recovering The body
NJ. F. Cove. a former resident of
town. who died at his home in Fel
burgh Sunday morning. was broJ
here for burial Tuesday.-Karl Prit
the young son of Mr. and Mrs Ed
Prindle, Is i'll with throat trouble.
A. r. White. proprletor of Mount
creamery, left on the evening train
Saturday for Derry. n H.. going
Monday to Boston and Southboro. Nj
on business.-F. A. Ellison and II.
Clayton are attending to the crea1
business at Mount View during the|
sence OF Mr.. White.-Curtis Emo nj
his family to Burlington Monday. vi
they will reside for the present. he
rented his farm to William Deshaw,
has moved mis- family from Mrs.
linda Reads farm house 10 that on
Emo farm.-Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Enc
/ a gain settled on the Rufus Emo farm
ter an absence of nearly two yea
| The regular monthly meeting of tn
| W. c. r. L. will be held at the
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kellogg
urday evening the oath inst-Qulte
number of witnesses We're summone
burlington Tuesday In the case OF
| Parker VS.. the town Of Charlotte f
new road to pass his and other he
which are now reached by going thr
| fields and letting down dences.-Miss
toinette Desautels is spending some
| in Winooski with her grandparents.
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Ferguson and Mrs
Jennie Baldwin, returned Saturday from
East Bethel.-The Rev. G. H. Grey
preached in Huntington Sunday after
noon-The mission study class will meet
at the home of Frank Hill Friday even.
Ing, November Mrs. Martha Lawrence
has returned to her home in Bristol
The village school Miss Lottie Hill
teacher closed last Saturday.-The c. C.
c. meets this week Thursday with Mrs
William fIill.-Mrs. Janet Norton has re-
turned to her home in Lincoln
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HARDWICK

Herbert Eastman. ono Of tho drausbts-
men IN the office Of tho Woodbury.
Granite company. has finished work there
and goes this week to New York to take
his former position. He will be accom-
panied by his wife and mother.-Mss
Iona Mackenzie Is spending few days
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. O, Lajoy,
"A very interesting meeting OF the
Ladies' Bible Glass was held Monday af-
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RICHMOND.

a new telephone line has been sur
between Jonesville and Hinesburgh
the Benton Williams hill, and the
phone poles are being distributed
Aid Circle OF Kings Daughters Will
at the church parlors next Friday
noon for work. Mrs, John Hilton
last week the recipient of a large
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Carrie Watson has sold an
of land south OF Camp Watson 1
Blake. where he will build a cote
Joseph Boclair and bride are at Oh
Gilhert's MIR. and Mrs. Roy Ho
were In Fairfax Monday. Charles
clair. a former resident. and Miss
field Parrot We're married Stature
w. C. Blake and Mrs. d. r Bean
t., Albapo Sunday
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ORWELL.

There will be n social meeting Wednes-
day evening In the Mather school con-
Quoted by Row. y. Swift.-Mrs. Myron
Burt Sandy HILL n. y, Is here after her
household goods. She is going to keeping
house in Sandy Ilill.-A. II. Belanser
has been changing his engine, he now
has a much larger one and can run out
lumber twice as fast as formerly.-The
Thanksgiving entertainment OF the three
village schools will be held in the town
hall on Tuesday evening. November a.
C. ID. Wright and two sons left for their
home. Fergus Falls. Mimi, last Wednes-
day.-Ralph Smith has gone to the AL
bany Business collegc-John Wallet,
who had his leg broken in a fall, has
recovered so he is walking about--.The
farmers are blowing now with ease
There never was as much hay pressed
in tho fall as this yeat and nearly all has
been sent in that is for sale. Prices
have run from $40 to SIP in the barn.
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stone returned
from their wedding trip last Saturday.
Jessie Wilmarth is 4 spending several
weeks in NIiddlebury. Frank
Thetford was taken to Burlington re-
Gently TO have the fracture on his Les
reduced.-There is to be a grand Thanks.
giving dance at the hall the 10Th OF
November.-Mrs. Carrie Marshall and
Mrs. George Thorn entertained the La
dies Aid society Of Addison on Wednes
day. A very pleasant day was spent
The Grange celebrated "neighbors' night
on Friday evening, November 16, it be
ing their third anniversary but owine
to the snow storm the neighbor Grang,
could not get here. It was expected
Mt, Philo Grange of Ferrisburgh woult
be here. An oyster supper was held
in honor of the occs sion. Mrs. France.
Hayward has returned from Troy where
she went TO attend the funeral Of
brother.
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SHTLHU2NE.

The body of Charles G. Burritt.
died Of pneumonia. Is exected to ar
in town Tuesday noon. The intern
will be in the village cemetery at go
m.-Harry Lawrence, who had been
the New England Telephone compan!
in town and will enter the medical
lege December l.
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MILTON.

The fourth annual convocaton OF the
eighth district, o. h. s.. was held with
Chittenden chapter Friday evening. The
afternoon trains brought 10 members of
the different chapters In the district so
that at seven o'clock considerably over
100 sat down to very elaborate banquet
prepared by the ladies OF the Village I'm
provement society in the parlors OF the
Congregational Church. At eight the
chapter was opened in form and the
grand officers received by Chlttenden
Chapter, No. 80, Mary G. Metcalf. w. NJ.
The business part OF the work was
exemplihed by Champlain Chapter, No.
90, of Charlotte, Mrs. Anna r. Irish, w.
NJ. followed by the comforting of the
degrees by Frances f Stevens Chapter,
No "a. of Winooski, Mrs. Dora L. Big
wood, W. NJ Mrs. Ruby ITawley. grand
lecturer, reviewed the work of the evening
and short remarks were made by Carl
A. Storrs, w. G.. =. OF Newport. Mrs.
Jessie l.. Bigwood, W. G.. NJ. OF Bur
lington. and others. The closing work was
by Harmony Chapter, No. GO OF East Fair
field, Mrs Carrie Sturtevant, W. NJ,
Wilson and Mary Jackson OF Burling-
ton We're In town sunday to sec their
grandfather. Deacon l.. A. jackson, who
is slowly failinE.-Alton skinner OF
Colchester was the guest OF Albert
Reynolds Monday.-Ii II. Beeman has
been confined to the house for rev
days with a severe coda party or SIX
ladies from this place attended Mac
beth" in Burlington Wednesday even
invite meeting OF the Ladies' Mis-
sionary society of the congregational
Cnurch will be held on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. II, G. Meeker'-Mrs
A. ]. Barnum goes next week to MIL
yankee where she will spend the win
ter with her brother, the Hon u j
| Whittemore.
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his duties in New York city.-Inez Fisk
recently visited in Rutland.-Mrs. Noyes
and Mrs. Jackson from Rutland have
been recent guests at Austin Johnson's.
Harry and Cyrus Morse visited their
father in Montpelier last week.-Frank
Clark, travelling salesman, spent last
week ut his home here.--Schools in town
closed on Friday last.--The Kings
daughters met on Wednesday for regu-
In work.
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WEST MILTON,

BESSIE Blake is suffering from a S
attack of tonsilitis. Dr. Holcombe
tends her.--Mr. and Mrs. II. Costello
Saturday night and Sunday at
Flinn's in M!lton,-Mrs. Granger
daughter returned from their Wis
St. Adams Saturday.
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WORKMAN FATALLY INJURED.

Proctor Nov 2l.-l3ird Fowler, wire
man OF the Vermont Marble company
were seriously injured at West Rutland
this afternoon by a pole falling over on
which he was strapped. Ills is not ex-
pected to live.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little It costs to tell thou
sands Of readers in many towns OF Ver-
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish 10 buy Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tisement. 27,wtf
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may ne
changed every week Cash In advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken wh'ch IL
less than twelve words. two lines. sptoiai
terms to advertisers using from Nv 10
I.00c lines within twelve consecutive
months
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use TINS
column Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your ADVERTISE
n,ent would be read by many possinie
tuyors 31wtf
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SHOREHAM.

The bazaar to he held by the La
dies Benevolent society December 9
and 4, 10 coming on finely. Monday
evening an entertainment will be given
and light refreshments will be served.
Tuesday evening a supper will be served.
Miss Betty North Is spending the week
in Montpeller.-Mrs. Z. II. Moore Is
visiting Mrs Charles More in Burllng-
ton.--C. II. Reed of Hiuesburgll was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. McKbbon over
Sunday Harvey Wright Is confined to
the house by ilness.-W. II. Birchard
has taken to the Industrial school IN
Nergennes John Reynolds. who was con-
victed Of theft and will spend the re-.
naming eight years of his minority
| there.
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Charlotte Farm

on main road, near school. church.
store and creamery. Will keep &c
cows, plenty Of wood, good water
and no stone. Fine location, com
Portable building and good or
chard; price $500, one-half cash
Catalogue and map Of Vermont
Toe.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
1s6 81. Paul ST.. BurIlngton. VI.
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THE DEAR GIRLS.

Here's news! You'd never guess it.
I'm
Engaged to Jack" said Flo.
Said May. II knew you'd win in time
Jack never could say No "
philadelphia Press.
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ATTENDANTS wanted at the Taunton
Inss..e hosp.-al Wages per month men
$40. women So including board, lodging
and washing. Addles J. +. Brown VI.
D., Supt, Drawer L., Taunton, Mass.
s2,d&tf
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LEICESTER.

Harley Fletcher has 30 far recovered
his health as to be able to return to
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COLCHESTER.

Leonard B. Smith and Emily Bellows
both Of Colchester were married at the
Congregational parsonage on Thursday
evening, November IT, by the Rev George
Skinner. pastor of the church.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to watch for the
Burlington Furniture company's adver-
tsement in next Mondays Daily Free
Press 2l,w1t
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FOR SALE--A 500-foot hot water heater.
20 horse power steam boiler. w. B.
Gates 2l5.d&w,tt
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FOUND.

FOUND--Small two year old heifer, red
and white Owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Harmon
Nacia. WeStford, VT $50. dit wit
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4 YOUNG GIRL wanted for light second
work. Apply 81 Main street, Burling-
ton, VT. 13,wtf
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WANTED.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for raw
furs Mondays and Saturdays ut Spald-
irgs hide house or At my place Shell
burne Falls. G. l.. Peet. Shelburne, VT.
216,d & w4w.