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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
ESSEX JUNCTION.

A Massachusetts cent dated I7Ss was
found way up on the mountain In Bolton
recently by a driver Of a team, belong
ing to W. H.. Stevens OF that town. The
coin was uncovered by one Of the
horses feet. No public road has ever
been known to ave been near the place,
where it was found. Besides the date on
the back Is the word Massachusetts" in
the circle with the cur of an eagle and
the words zone cent In the center. On
the front the word commonwealth" and
the cut OF an Indian. The cent was evil
IDENTITY lost about the year of 1900, as
that was the time the survey Of the
town of Bolton was made by Massachus-
etts engineers. The year Of 17SS was the
last that the coinage OF money was
allowed in that state. The cent is in
good condition. Judge ]. w. Stevens OF
| his village has a fac-simile of the coin
on paper.
be one Of pleasure and profit. The club
extend a most cordial invitation to all.
, Harry Anterior is spending a few
days in New York city.
Mrs. Eleanor Bates Bracket OF MUIR
do, S. p, who has been a guest OF her
sister, Mrs. ]. II, Grow, for a few days,
went to Westford yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, G., w. Stevens left yes
terday for Waterbury and Bolton. and
expect to be absent about three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Hall of this VII
lage and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall OF
Burlington went to New York yester-
day.
Mrs. David Marvin and Master Law
renee are spending q few days at Shell
don Springs.
Mrs. +. J. Stevens and son, Bern. have
returned from n visit to Boston and
other points in Massachusetts and also
to Brattleboro.
Yesterday afternoon John Yandow's
t%wo-horse team took right at an cleo
trio car In front OF Brownells block,
For a few moments sundry evolutions
were executed with great celebrity but
without much regularity or regard for
the wishes Of the driver. Tracks were
crossed and banks run over. the per-
Torrance ending with a violent twist
to the hind axle OF Or. Arkley's carri-
age. which was standing in front OF
the Junction Pharmacy. The doctor
was in the carriage. but fortunately
the horse had too good a nerve to be
disturbed by such trines.
Miss Grace Sears of Ludlow, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Otis, returned to her home to-day.
Mrs. F.. L. Keith. accompanied by heI
daughter. Barbara, and by her niece
Miss Helen French, went yesterday &c
Westport, \. Y, to visit her uncle, Ed
ward Osborne,
a class OF young girls in the Con
gre8ational Sunday school nave re-
Gently organized themselves into whaI
Is to be called the Ella W. Canheld clut
Tor mission study and work. Miss
Louise Douglass Is president. Miss
Dorothy Bates, secretary, and Mis-.
Bernice Parker, treasurer.
At the invitation of the Mt. Mans
field Girls club the Rev. DIR. Georg,
H Gutterson OF Boston and Mrs. J. II
Head OF New Mexico will be presen'
and give home missionary addresses a
the Congregational Church this even
Ing at 1880 o'clock. Both are excellent
speakers n the evening promises L
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JERICHO.

The Woodmen had a dance and oyster
supper Friday night.-Mrs Mason OF
ST. Adams was a CUES, last week OF
Mrs. Nay.-The Rev. Rand was in town
Friday and Saturday from Burlington
DR.. Hulburd was called to Watervillc
Thursday on buslness.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ
II. Packard were in Burlington Satur-
day.-Mrs. Edna Percival is visiting in
Burlington.
Mrs. Remington went Monday to
Essex Junction for a few weeks.-Mrs
Osborn is again to occupy her house thai
has been occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
erts.-Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett left Monday
for Massachusetts. They have spent some
time with his parents here.-Miss Myrtle
Alger celebrated her 18th birthday Satur-
day by a gathering of II of her school
mates. A nice supper was served. Miss
Myrtle was the Recipient OF a number OF
presents.-Julia Carroll went Monday Il
Montpeplier.-Mrs. Fuller and Jennie viii
leave in a few days for Bellows Falls &c
reside where Scott Is working, Miss Win
ME Nc Lane was a visitor in town last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Irish attend
ed the funeral of Miss l. Irish ut the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Ed. Perciva'
in Underhill last Friday.
Mrs. Norah Lane was up from Burling-
ton Monday night.-George Nay left Mon
day for Glens Falls Mrs. Thorp M w
Chesmore went to Malone Tuesday. Mrs
Thorp will visit her sister there.-Theo
dore Stopple is visiting his aunt. Mrs
Vasterling.-Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds o.
Cambridge stopped In the village over
Sunday night, their auto breaking dowr
and having to he repaired-The Missionar,
society are filing a barrel with clothing
to be sent to n colored school In thu
| South
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MONKTON RIDGE.

About 60 people were At the Friends
Church Sunday evening and had the
pleasure Of listening to a very interesting
address on The Birthplace of Quaker
ism and History of the Early English
Friends by the Rev. ]. l.. Spicer Of
~Poughkeepsie, \. y, who has lately re-
turned from a trip abroad.-Mrs. George
Day is visiting friends and relatives in
Burlington. The work m Frank Little's
house Is progressing finely. and when
finished will add much to the improve
mcut of the Ridge. The parsonage is re-
ceiving n fresh coat of paint. Nathan
Paige is shlngling the roof of his shed.
and Sa nuel Shepard is getting ready TO
shingle his house.-Mrs. Mary Griffith Is
visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs,
RurleiRh BidWell.
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MILTON BoRo.

Miss Jane Boyden is the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Carr.-Mr. and Mrs. A. c.. Fay
visited at Allen Miners, West Georgia,
Thursday Mrs. Myrtle Bassford was
home over ~Sunday.-Fay Berry. Grace
Wood and Winnie shean are attending
the r. F.. A. In Fairfax.-There was n
choir rehearsal Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Finn attended the Pittsburgh fair
and visited friends at Saranac Lake
Thursday and Friday.-George Phelps g
homo from Loon IAke-Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Berry and child returned to Rich
mond Tuesday. having passed several days
with his brother, T. S. Berry.-Mr. and
Mrs. Adds Martin were guests of mis-
mother Sunday.-Alice Wood is attend
ing school in ST. Adams.
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FOR SALE-A 20 acre farm In Cam
bridge, Vt. Q miles to railroad, r. F. D..
good buildings. running water, large
smooth fields, strong soil. good pasture.
near nelghbors. Price 5000, includes 40
cows. all tho hay. farming tools. and n
fne sugar RIG for 1900 trees. Apply at
once TO ]. F.. Hunt. the bargain hunter
Essex Junction, VI. Iw2t
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CAITTBNDEN COUNTY
UHARLOTTE.

o. II. Alexander, who has been visiting
his son, DR.. r. Fl. Alexander, in Barns
VILE, Mimi, for the past two months. re-
turned to his home last ~Thursday.-E. +.
Tucker was quite seriously hurt by a fall
last Thursday.-Mrs. M. J. Alexander has
Eone to Manchester to visit relatives
Mrs. Fonda 10 visiting her sister. Mrs.
N. c. Bush.
o.. A.. Alexander returned from q WIS.,
It to the Northwest last Friday evening.
Miss Louisa Hubbell has gone to New
York on q trip.-Mrs. NJ. n. Read Is visit
Ing friends in Addison.-L. y. Mcneil has
been making extensive repairs on his silo.
"A. A. a {. w. Byinston are putting a
large silo into one Of their farm barns.-
The Rev. Mr.. Gulio went to New York
on the excursion. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Fl.
Field intend starting for California about
the middle Of October.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Boardman are planning to go at the
same tims.-C. 8. and H. w. Root have
not yet decided whether they will go
again his fall.-The Incompatible beaur
ties OF Mount Philo have received another
addition In the now roadway opened up
along the northern cliffs. The driveway
now includes the entire summit Of the
mountain with prepared openings In the
trees looking east and north, embracing
the entire valley from the shores Of Lake
Champlain to the green mountains. If
teen to twenty miles and sixty to seventy
miles north and south. The road to the
summit Is no more dif1cult than is found
in miles of ordinary country driving in
hill towns The public Is coming more
and more to appreciate this magnificent
outlook. and it IL no unnatural thing for
thirty teams TO go up and down in a day.
Automobiles are not allowed to pass the
gate near the inn and no serious accident
has happened since the road was opened
several years ago. Mr.. Humphreys is con
stantly opening up new view points and
foot paths, all appropriately named and
he seems to enjoy doing 1t as much as
the public enjoy using them.-John p
Ramsey of St. Louis Is making n briei
stay In town. His wife and children have
been here for the summer with Miss
Jones.-The Misses Genevieve. Florence
and Marian Poole. who have been visiting
their grandmother. Mrs. A.. s. Poole
have retur,ed to their home in Schenec
tady. n. Y.-Charles Ball OF East Char
lotte is filling a silo for LLOYD Tucker
Mrs. Truman Bassette and two daughter.
spent Sunday In Shelburne visiting rela'
| fix-ns
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WEST MILTON.

C. NJ. Bullock went Saturday morning
to Claremont, y. H., where he spen,
Sunday and went Monday to Boston,
where he has a p~osition.-A disease
known as black head is killing turkeys
Large focks have died in a few days
time. There seems to be no remedy for
IL.
Mrs. Brough, OF Highgate. spent q
part of last week with Mrs. X. ID. Costello
returning to her home Monday .-Chestel
Wheeler of Leominister, Mass. is visit
ing his sisters Mrs. DIN McNall and
Mrs. A. 8. Morgan this wsak.-Charlott1
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cd last evening to their home in East
hampton. Mass, after q few week
stay in the village.
Frank Viens is supplying at tn
store OF Arthur Desautels during tn
absence OF Henry Desautels, who
enjoying q vacation.
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NO CHANCE FOR HIM.

II don't think the new boarder will last
long"
Seems like a bright young fellow
Yes, he's bright enough. Didn't you
notice that he got off five new jokes about
the butter at the very first meal he at
tendedT"
YES. but nobody laughed"
That's the trouble. Our people here
are too blamed conservative to accept
anything that smacks OF originality. But
my, how they roared when Col. redwood
asked Jimmy Haskins to push the An
CORA this way, Eth, Didn't see It? Why.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns OF Yer
mont what you have to sell or you
wish 10 buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and YOU will get replies to your adver-
tiscment. q, WITT
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EARN

Of l15 a. 8 m. from Milton Falls. Has
kept 20 COWS and 100 sheep.
Good comfortable house and barn.
Land smooth and free from stone.
Large wood lot of so a. estimated to
cut 1000 C. and leave plenty for the
farm.
Plenty OF hay and fodder, 10 cows
and a good outfit OF farming tools. all
FOR $4,000. viii trade for city prop
erty.
Send 10c for catalogue and map OF
Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
40 It. Paul St. UTILIZATION, Vt.
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SALE-A 1O acre farm. IL half mile
from North Wolcott, good buildings,
running water, nice sugar bush, some
timber. will keep IS cows. Price of farm.
sugar and farming tools. 81, 100. Soil dark
brown, easy to work. For further par
ticulars inquire Of Ida +. Macarthur.
Wolcott, Vt. or /. f. Hunt, real estate,
Essex Junction, VI. Iw2t
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mabel M. Hayes has returned to the
Burlington high school and Is also TAX
ing a course In penmanship at the bus
mess college.
John w. Hayes has entered the Bur-
lington Business College.
]. d. Hill. who Is III with tuberculosis,
is falling.
Adelbert Hef1on has gone to the city,
where he has a position in Suckstorf' $
creamery.
d. J. Millham and son I'VE a new gaso-
line engine for use in their farm work.
Miss Mabel Neser OF Burlington spent
Sunday will her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Van Sicklen.
Mrs. Hill returned to her home in John
son Saturday after staying three weeks
| with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hutchins.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Addie Andrus and daughter. Helen,
Mrs. Myrtle Dodge and baby of Barre
were the guests of Mrs. Ellen Day several
days last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Pardon
Sanford OF Utica. n. Y. visited at
r. f. Wilson 8 last Week.-Mrs. Carrie
Wright has gone to Northampton to at
tend Smith college-Miss Hedgstrum. who
was the guest Of Miss Carrie Wright last
week. left for her home In New Jersey
Nonday.-The Kings Daughters library
party Friday night proved quite success
full from a financial point, netting abou,
SIS. which will be put into new books al
soon as possible.
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NANTED-A buyer with a good team and
500 in cash for a l5 acre farm with
buildings in first class shape. Four miles
10 Hardwick, one of the best markets in
the State. 500 ma pie trees, 2@5 of which
borders the farm on the roadside. near
school. good ~neighbors. abundance of
wood, $500 worth of timber to sell, run
nirg water TO house and barn. large
apple orchard Price with 60 tons of
hay. 81. 200. Immediate possession. J. f.
Hunt. the bargain finder. Essex June
ton. VI. llw,2t
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relatives in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bddy Of
shelburne was in town Monday looking
UP the title to some property in which he
lie interested.-M. w. Hinsdaie Is still con-
fined to tho house and under the care Of
DR.. Larner OF Hinesburgh.-Miss Mar
sarette Tilley has returned from a Ave
weeks visit spent with friends In Green
wich. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. william Gray
spent Sunday with Mrs, r. r. Forbes IN
Essex.-Reguler convocation of 1aPlatt
chapter In H%inesburgh Friday evening.
September q.
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CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent a
word. each insertion. Copy may pc
changed every week. Cash In dvanc re-
auired. No advertisement taken which is
less h twelve words, two lines. specini
terms to advertisers using from go to
l.oN Iines within twelve consecutive
months.
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FOR SALE IL miles from Essex juno
tion, Vt. a farm of S. acres, good build
ings. water and wood. 5 IL miles from
burlington. a fine farm for market gar
dening or a milk farm. Price, $4,000. j.
f. Hunt, real estate, Essex Junction, VT.
l1w.2t
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The Ladies' Aid society are planning
for a large attendance at the sale and
chicken pie supper at the parish house
this week Friday evening. The supper
will be served from six o'clock to $50 p.
m. A large variety OF useful and orna-
mental articles will be offered for sale
Next Sunday will be observed as rally
day" by the Sunday school. The usual
morning preaching service and the Sun
day school will be combined and the whole
time given to the rally day programme.
Special effort will be made to get q full
attendance Of the members OF the school
and an interesting programme will be
carried out.-The family OF r. o. Wilder
will move to Burlington for the winter at
least, the last of this week. They have
rented rooms on Colchester avenue. Mr..
Wilder and son, Clyde, are working at
the Chittenden farms. South Burlington,
and Mrs. Wilder will assist Mrs. A. G.
Hoskins at the college dining rooms
Miss Fanny Rogers. who has been seri-
ously Ill at her uncle's. Fred A.. Fuller,
Is convalescent, and will seon be out again.
1t was at first feared she was coming
down with typhoid fever.-A double load
of people were taken to chm by l..
w. Eldridge TO attend the missionary rail-
ly Wednesday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
James NJ. Carpenter went to Huntington
and H~inesburgh last Saturday to make a
weeks visit among friends and relatives.
w. ]. Nichols and family spent several
days In camp at Starr Farm Beach the
past week.-The Misses Meikle and Church
took n trip to Waterbury and Stowe the
past week.-Mrs.. Henry c. Hurlbert made
a weeks visit with friends in Burlington
recently.-Mrs. Wiley of Canada has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. Fl. Chaplin,
the past few days.-Mrs, George Drink
water, who has been seriously i'll the past
ten days, is somewhat better.
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Teeth Extracted
Absolutely without Pnin.

The only ovice In Burlington wnere
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain without taking gas. Ny
metho< y used by no other person RIO
pain; no danger: no ..fter effect.
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
once. 15 Pine St.. Burlington. VI
Once hours. 10 to 5. I 20 &
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For a mild, easy action of the bowels.
a single dose of Doan's Regulets Is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con-
stipation.. 2b cents a box. Ask your
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NANTED-Teachers for country and
village schools: s9.Go to $500 per week
must have teachers certificate. Write
for special registration offer. Albany
Teachers Agency, Albany \. Y.
wet.
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UNpERH1LL

Mrs. Frank ,Jtnrr of Wolcott is visit
ing her ia her and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Barnard.;M Mrs. Ingalls, and daugh-
ter, Estelle. of seyG York are boarding at
the Custer House Mrs. w. S. Nay has
returned from queen City Park.-Fannie
Rodgers. who has been quite III, is some
whnt better.-Merton Whitaker OF
Schenectady. y. Y, Is visiting his father
d. W. Knight-Ralph Aver is spending
a few days with his parents.-J. r. DIN
and family OF Jericho have moved into
the house with Mrs. Norris. Mrs. DIN
will care for Mrs. Norris. she being in
very poor health.-Mr. and Mrs. Barnes
and two children of Burlington are visit
ing Will Cross.
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Ossood In attending svnool at Maple
Lawn academy at south Hero this fall
r. 70. Blake was appointed manager at
tho creamery meeting last week. and 1t
will be run by the Cooperative company
the coming year, beginning next month.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Partridge
from Tennessee are visiting relatives
in town. Mr.. Partridge spoke in the
Congregational Church Sunday norm
ing.-Irving Cobb IL Mt home for a
few d~nys.-George Hall of Boston Is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hall.-Maurice
Morey has gone to Oberlin College,
The F~ortnightly club meets with Mrs.
f.. G. Gale Thursday afternoon. The
subject is Elizabeth. Queen of Eng
land."-Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Rice and
family of Essex were in town over
Sunday.
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WANTED-Stock farm to hire. might
buy. l.. A. Merrill, Greene, +. I.
223. diff. wl2t
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell n farm should use this
column. Nearly 5000 copies Of this paper
ape sold every Issue and your ADVERTISE
ment would be read by many possible
buyers. U,wtf
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Conger OF John
son we're In town yesterday.-The
Louise NJ. Smiley Circle Of Kings
Daughters meet at the vestry OF the
Universalist Church Wednesday. Din
ner was served at one o'clock.-Mrs.
II. r.. Norton of Burlington was In
town yesterday en- route to Starksboro,
where she will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Free-
man have taken rooms at L. w. Free
mans until their house Is completed
Mrs. Thomas Hanley OF Essex Junction
is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. F. J.
Kenyon.-Aiiss Mary Rogers of New
York city is the guest OF Miss Josie
Frazier-Miss Beatrice Bostwick is
visiting friends in Burl~ington.--A dance
will be given at Bellevue hall this even
ing. Music will be furnished by
Messrs. Martin and Gammon.-Messrs,
]. w. McGarRhan. william Powers,
Mark Berry n Thomas McDonough
have returned from Montpelier. where
they went to attend the State conven-
ton OF the Ancient order of Hibern-
ians.-Miss Mary Abbott. who has been
q guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs
Walter Fuller. for the past month. re-
turned to IA home in Boston this
morning.--Dr. Mckenzie of Boston was
the guest OF = w. II. Black Wednes-
day.-A miss AIRY rally was held at
the uong, Church last even
ing. The speakers were the Rev. G. II
Gutterson Of Winchester, Mass, and
Mrs. ]. II. H~\d of New Mexico.-Mr
and Mrs, Ha,S,,r. Ellis of huntington
Center were recently the guest of hts
parents, Mr.. - Mrs. Iucius Ellis.
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FARM WANTED on shares or will rent.
good references furnished. Address
Farm" Free Press office.
PIG, 6t&11w2t.
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N

The funeral Of Mrs. Cyrus Harris was
held from her late residence Friday at
noon. the Rev. Mr.. Treat Of Richmond
being the officiating clergyman with @.
NJ. Norton in charge. Mrs. Falby and
Mrs. Cleveland finely rendered three So
The bearers were Hale Fuller.
Orin Wood. r. l.. Kimbell. Elmer Wells,
Josiah Fuller. Many foral tributes were
furnished by relatives and friends. The
family Of the deceased heartily thank
all who go kindly aided them in their
sorrow.
Miss Carlton OF Richmond was a
Guest Of Mrs. Nettie Fitch from Friday
until Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Full
Ter went to Monkton Saturday, return
ing Sunday.-Mrs. Nettie Fitch and
father, Mr.. Harris, and Mrs. Jane Full
Ter went to Hale Fuller's In Starksboro
Tuesday for n few weeks.--C. L. wy
man went to Burlington Monday for a
1--WE days visit with his family.-About
$500 was realized at the Ice cream sup
per Saturday cvening.-Work is pro-
crossing rapidly on the church sheds
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Edward Hehoe and her mother.
Mrs. Wescott. have returned from visiting
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ATTENDANTS wanted at the Taunton
'nsane hospital. Wages FER month; men
-S2'. women SIC. including board. lodging
and washing. Addreas J. +. Brown, NJ.
d. supt.. Drawe- D.. Taunton. Mass.
II.
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WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE first class board
awyer and man to run double edger.
Address. Sawyer Free Press.
23o, Sta W 1t
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100 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale. in good
condition: alto 20-iight dynamo as good
as new. These are both 13 volt ans will
run many mire lamps on lower voltage
Free i'rsss Association. Burlington.
2S.d&wtf.
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WRIT

The school |, Ms village opened Mon
day. Miss O'Ajaf Waterbury Is the
teacher.-Mrs.& u Aork was taken to
the Mary File rhar hosnNal Saturday for
treatment.-LTer O. Morgan of Will
Jamestown N.ently visited his mother
Mrs. II. w. fork.-Mr. and Mrs. P. e.
Locke started Thursday for Worcester,
Mass. to Witt relatives.-S. Lacaillade
has commenced a large numbering job on
the mountain ror s. T.. Tomlinson.-P. l..
Barrett is on The sick list.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A 50O-foot hot water heater.
20 horse power steam boiler. w. b..
Gates. 2l5. d& " TT