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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. stella Dodge of New York was
the guest of Miss Nina Sampson for a
few days last week. Miss Dodge is a
cooking school teacher in the public
school of New York city.-The Rev.
Peter Heller went to Albany, ~ Y,
Monday to join Mrs. Hcller,-Erncst
Sturtevant. last weeli.--There was a
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Sturtevant last weck.-There was a
very small attendance at the Memorial
day exercises. There was some good
music, a few fine recitations by the
school children, prayer by the Rev.
Peter Heller and very interesting
address by the, Row. G.. II Bailey. Tho
decorating of the graves closed the
service. There were but two old sol
diers present.
Tuesday evening at the Congregational
Church took place the marriage of Miss
Mary Emily, oldest daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. to Mr.. Charles
Lyman, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas W. Jcwctt. all of Weybridge. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
| II. Bailey, pastor, at eight o'clock, in tho
presence of a large number of friends
| and relatives The bride entered with her
/ father by whom she was given away
! She was preceded by her young sister
/ Ruth Viria Hamilton. as ring bearer, and
| by Miss Elizabeth Bowles Of Springfield
as bridesmaid. and was met at the alta,
! by the groom attended by his best man
| Wilbur Goodrich of Benson. The bridaa
party entered the church to the strain!
Of Lohcngrin march played ny Miss vi
Wan Stinson of clemens, y. Y. The
ushers were j. Donald Hamilton, oldes
brother Of the bride. Elmer l.. Wright
Miss Katherine Stinson of Clemens, y
Y, and Miss 1nuice Shearer of Mine
Vile. y. Y. Following the wedding
! there was a reception Mt the home o
the bride. After CONGRATULATIONS had beef
extended the guests repaired to the din
ing room where cake and ice cream were
! served. Miss Martha Earto of Pantoi
preceded at tho punch bowl. Beside
already mentioned the guests from out o
town were Robert Hamilton Of Min
erville y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Gaines of Panton. Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.
Palmer Bert Palmer, Mrs. Amos Pal
mer Alfred Payne and Mrs. Marth
Payne of Bridport. The Rev. and Mrs
w. w. smith of Middlebury, the Rev
and Mrs. T. A. Carlson of Shorehan
Mrs. Sarah Jewett of Chicago. H., MI
and Mrs. Curtis James, Cornwall. Mrs
Bryon Crane Of Middlebury, Mrs. G. II
Forbes and daughter. and Mrs, Car
Smith Of Benton Harhor Mich. Tn
gifts were numerous including man
beautiful pieces of cut glass and daint
china also a good display of linen. TIL
happy couple left amidst showers of rio
f. an absence of a few weeks.
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WINOOsKI.

The Chttenden county Rural Letter
Carriers association held its regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon al the home of
Alfred W. Howard on East street. and 4
large number of the carriers of the county
and a number from other counties were
present. Following the routine business a
meeting adjourned.
Albert NJ Hunter. farm hand. was
found dead in his bed at his home 1T
Malletts bay Friday morning. Mr.
Hunter, VINO was 63 years of age, had not
made his appearance about his home as
usual, which aroused the suspicious OF a
lnelghhor who investiga ted and found the
old man dead. Health officer +. A. Bur
dick was summoned and responded ac-
companied by Selcctman Louis Alapa.
Upon examination the health officer
Thought the man had been dead about :
hours, and the cause OF death apopleXN
Robert Butler. a well known character
about the village and who for the past
few months has been an inmate at the
town poor farm, made things so interest
ling for the keeper Mr. Duprat. that HI
brought Robert to the village Thursday
evening and confined him in the Jail al
| burlington for safe keeping Friday he
was examined by Drs Sheehan and But
dick and pronounced insane. He was
committed to the State hospital for tht
| insane at Waterbury Saturday.
NJ. Stanley who recently returned
| from an operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. IL seriously i'll al his home or
Malletts Bay avenue.
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WEST MILTON.

Horatio Lamphere and family walked
from Montpelier last week arriving at
Milton Center Sunday morning.-Mrs. II.
d. Costello passed Saturday and Sunday
with her parents m Jericho.--Mrs. Eleanor
Osgood, who has been visiting here. re-
turned to her home at the village Mon
day.-Mrs. Dennis Rood of Jericho is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs II. d. Costello.
There was "A fine monument placed in
the cemetery here last week at Mr..
Shows grave.-Mrs. Martha Lincoln at
tended the conference at the Congrega-
tional Church at the village Wednesday
and Thursday OF this Week.-Mrs. Wood,
the teacher here, will close her school
next week and go TO her home in Ran
dolph There she will join the class with
which she graduated from the normal
school and go to Washington and the
jamestown exposition. There will be %
in the party and they expect to he gone
two weeks.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Rev. q. l.. Story held meeting
at the Fourth street schoolhousc Sunday
at two O'Clock p. m. There Will be an
other meeting next Sunday at the same
place and time.-Nliss Eunce Prior gave
an ice cream sociable Wednesday even
ing at the schoolhouse In district 40 2
which was well attended. There were
recitations commemorating Memorial
day. The proceeds of the event will lie
used to purchase a flag for the school,
Mrs. George Spear, superintendent Of
schools, who has been Ill with rhcuma-
tism all the spring, Is somewhat inn
proved-Mrs. G. v Richardson, who has
been seriously i'll with Inflammation OF
the bowels, Is better.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
son Rollins visited relatives in Hines
burgh and Huntington three days last
week
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HUNTINGTON.

Martin S. Villas of Burlington delivered
an interesting address to large audience
here Memorial day.-A son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kenyon May 81
Mrs Sidney Gillett of Essex is visiting
here.-Mrs. Nettic Fitch and father have
returned from Enoaburgh.-Mrs. b. C.
Martin has returned from Goblevllle,
Mich.--Mrs. w A. Cleveland of Char
lotte is with her daughter. Mrs. Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Renway returned
to New Haven Suuday.-Mrs. b. L. Mer-
rill will entertain the Kings Daughters
Wednesday .-Henry Holbrook of Water
bury was called home Saturday by the
illness Of his mother.--H. W. Gillett was
IN Burlington Monday.-Miss Winnie Hol-
brook is at home from Richmond for a
few days on account Of a bad ankle.
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MONKToN RIDGE.

Mrs. Carrie Ray, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. b. W. Bidwell, for the
past week has returned to her home in
Brlstol-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haskell of
Bristol passed several days here on the
Ridge recently. During the time Mr. Has
kell caught 46 pickerel from Monkton
pond.-The willing Workers will meet
with Mrs, Lizzie Shepard Tuesday, June
ll.-Mrs. Sarah Rathburn, who has for
the past winter made her home with her
sister Mrs. George Day of this place has
bought house in Monkton Boro and will
move there very soon,-The Rev. and Mrs.
James Renfrcw returned Tuesday from
Glens Falls. n, Y, where for a week
/ st they have been In attendance at the
Friends yearly meeting held at that
place.-Mrs Charley Hoag, who also at
tended the yearly meeting from this place
went from Glens Falls to Cambridge n.
Y, whore she is now visiting her sister
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LARRABEE'S POINT.

On account of slight scare on the
trestle between this place and Addison
Junction one day last week, the passen-
gers We're taken over on hand-Car. tn
bridge gang We're sent for and the trestie
will he overhauled.-AIr. and Mrs. II,
Sanders passed Memorial day with their
son IN Braudon.-Miss Frances Wesley
returned Monday to her school in Bran
don afted passing a week with her moth
er.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Touner and daugh-
ter. Mabel passed Memorial day in Or
we'll
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Slavery of Geneva,
N. Y. are guests of Mr., and Mrs. NJ. +.
Cook,-Mrs w. II. Stokes is visiting Mrs.
Francis Bullion in Ticonderoga.- Mrs.
Emma Jones is passing a few days with
her sister Mrs. Swinerton in Rutland
G. N. North, who is i'll, is improving
slowly.--Mrs. Borley Is recovering from
tonsllitls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Severance of Mid
dlebury were the guests of friends on Sun
day. Mrs Severance Is passing the weel
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Harper have
baby daughter born June Mrs. Is. w
King Is the guest of her brother, G. II
Delong Mary NJ. Plat is sufferine
from an attack OF the grip.-Mrs. r. o
Bascom and Fredric passed Sunday at #
r. Platt's,-Miss Nellie Plat of Fort Ed
ward is visiting her brother, +. u. Plat
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

The Aid society of the Methodist Church
will hold its next meeting with Mrs. A.
A. Boardman Friday afternoon.--Mrs
Arthur Douglass has returned from
Whallonsburg, N. Y.-Miss Emma La
fairier has secured a position in Ben
nington.-Solon Sumner Is at home from
Richford, where he has been for several
months Several OF the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. i. A. Brown met at their home
Wednesday evening. May % The affair
was a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Refreshments were served and good
time enjoyed by all.-Mrs. l.. A. Board
man does not improve very rapidly in
health.
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BRIDPORT.

A strawberry festival will he held at the
vcstry Thursday evening, June 13.-Miss
sadie Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Lewis former residents has
been visiting in town.-Bcrt Prcbe and
Martin Larrabee are both Ill with fever
Henry SpauldinE assisted by w. u.
Spaulding and Henry Nichols is doing
carpenter work In Orwell.-The Rev. Mr.
Horns delivered a memorial sermon Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. John Petty passed
Sunday at r. u. Sundorland's.- f.. Con
verse was at r. d. Sunderland's the frs.
of the Week.-Mrs. Edith Nlsun is IL.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. 4. r. Lane and son, Elliott. of
St. John, n. r.. who was called to Mid
debury by the death of her mother, Mrs.
J. V. Sanford, are in town as guests at
C. II. Lano's.-Thc next meeting of the
Grange. June &, will he "neighbors' night
and the entertainment will be furnished
by members of Bridport Grangc.-The
Rev. S. II. Barnum is in New Haven,
Conn, in attendance upon a reunion Of
his class in the Yale Theological
Seminary.-HcnryC urrier of West Corn
wall who recently suffered stroke of
paralysis. is slowly improving.
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CHITTE NDEN COUNTY,
ESSEX JUNCTION

The Memorial day exercises were
carried out at this place according to
the programme which has already been
printed. The procession was formed
at the Park street school house and
marched to the cemetery, where the
veterans decorated the graves of their
comrades. The address of the day was
delivered by the Hon. c. J. Russell of
Burlington and was listened to by
large audience and ono of the best
heard here in years. The music by
the Willston band was enjoyed as was
the singing by a quartette consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Stanley and Mrs.
J. H. Vlele and O. f. Cox. Many of
the business places and residences
were decorated with flags
George w. Wilcox died yesterday morn
ing after an illness OF year and one
month of cancer. Mr.. Wilcox was born in
Greenwich, y. Y. in 1S47 He Is survived
by two sons, Elmer of this village with
whom he had resided, and Albert Of
Westhed, Mass. and one daughter,
Lena, also of Westhed and one brother,
Thomas Wilcox of Addisan The funeral
was sheld at the horne Of his SON.
Elmer, on Central street Tuesday after
noon at three o'clock
The programme of the preachers meet
ing of the st. Albans district of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. to be held
here June Il and Is. Is as follows:
Monday evening Sermon, the Rev. NJ
IT, Sharples Of Swanton.
Tuesday morning $50 devotional SER
vice, conducted by the Rev. O. l.. Bar
nard of Underhill; 900, THE Obligation
of the Pastor to His Successor" the Rev.
O. Il. Wells of Franklin; 9i5, THE Rela-
| ton of the Pastor to the Material Inter
/ osts of the Church. the Rev. W. f..
J Dougles of Richford; 1890. book review,
/ Professor Stearns's evidences of Chris.
/ tian Experience" the Rev. F. f. White
of Enosbursh Falls; 80, business; 1900.
| dinner.
! Tuesday afternoon: 80 devotional ser
| vice, conducted by the Rev c. c. West
colt of Waterbury Center; 30, The Old
est Institution in the World" the Rev h.
r. Lowe of St. Adams; $50, "Denomina-
tonal Loyalty" the Rev. W. c. Johnson
OF Waterbury; 800 The Central Elemen;
| in Ministerial Success" q. \. Emery of
South Franklin 4:O0 Remarks on Dis
trct Work, Presiding Elder G. W. Hunt
of St. Adams.
Invitations have been received here for
the wedding of Miss Rena Evelyn Hilton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Hilton,
to IIorac" Nelson Case t. take place at
Hyde Park. Mass. Saturday, June Is,
Miss Hilton made a circle of friends here
during her several visits in the village.
Mrs. d. J. Hunter will 20 soon to Flint
Mich, to visit Mrs. W. ]. Shiland, Mr.. and
CT
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First Page)
NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. " NJ. Benedict and children have
returned from a visit In Bridport-Mrs.
T. Gregory has moved to Middlebury
where she will live in order to educate
her 500 Miss Frances lafayette of Bris-
toll visited her sister Mrs. b. +. Gordon,
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Nose Garron
of Nergennes were guests Sunday of Mr.
Garrons parents Mr. and Mrs. william
Garron. Mrs. II. c. Little was In Bur
lington over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
c. peck were In Mddlebury Saturday.
MIR. n. C. Roscoe was in Vergennes sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Taft and
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Danhrook Sunday.
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ALIVE Howley, who was working on
barn at Nelson Joness, fell from tho
staging Friday fracturing an arm and
collar bone.--W. w. Moore has returned
from Burlington.-Mr Ramsey of Ticon-
deroga, N. Y, was a guest at w. O..
Larrabee's over Sunday.-Mrs. Guy Hor-
ton of burlington is visiting Mrs. F. w.
Waite-Mrs. Stevens of Macintosh. Ga,
spoke in the chapel Monday evening in
the interests of Dorchester Academy
Miss Ida Wolcott Is with Mrs. ADELAIDE
Russell
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ESSEX CENTER.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Ayers June Misses Emily and
Eva Nichols visited their brother, Guy,
who Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Monday.-C NJ. Ransome. who has been
seriously i'll, is better,-Mrs Nellie Bug
bee of Morrisville is visiting in town.
Mrs. Fannie Flanders Of Essex Junction
visited at II. A. Castles Sunday.-The
Rev. r. A. Brown will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon to the graduating class
Of the r. c. l. at the Methodist Church
Sunday, June g. at 9 H. m
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WHITING

The Rev r. Il. Davies Of Ncrsennes
was the guest of the Rev. and Mrs.
Goodheart Monday.-Mrs. Carrie Casey
has gone to Providence, r. l., to visit
relatives and attend the wedding Of her
son, John, June 5.-Mrs. r. b. Phelps Is
in New York, the guest of her daughter
and will visit her son in New Haven
Conn, before returning home.-Charles
Baldwin of New York was the guest of
his rother. L. a. Baldwin last week,
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FERRISBURGH.

Mrs r. Parker and Mrs. ]. l.. Scott
are in town.-Miss Jennie Briggs is pass
ing a two weeks vacation at her home.
Miss Mary Ham has returned home
after several weeks with Mrs. f. r..
Booth.-Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Field and
Miss Gala were in burlington Friday
The Ladies Missionary society met
with Mrs. h. W. Collins Wednesday af-
ternoon. The gentlemen We're invited for
the social no. and tca.-Dclhcrt Fall is
visiting at Homer Bali's.--Mr. and Mrs.
L. T.. Collins are passing a few days in
Niddlpbury
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SALISBURY

The condition of Mrs. Leland Stone )
much improved
letter from James Petersen says he
has reached Nevada and is at work 80
Younger's Vaudeville 60. was at the
town hall Tuesday evening". \. Arial
and Fred Grace were in Middlebury
SaturdaY.-Mr. and Mrs. viii Dyer of
Middleton Springs are visiting in town.
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LEICESTER.

TIE remains of Alice Helen r ske.
daughter Of Mrs. Alice Jennings Fisle,
who died in Burlington May cath, Were
brought to the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. Helen Brownson. Monday, May 9th,
where a short service was held by Rev.
W. f. Weeks of Shelburne, with inter-
ment in Brookside cemetery.-ClYde, in
FAINT son Of Noble and Mab;e Jennings,
died of pneumonia May y, aged one
month. The interment was at Brookside,
the Rev Mr.. Slocum officiating.
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Two Good Farms,

The Elmwood avenue place Is sold
We now offer you Lamoille county
farm of 20 acres. !. mile to village
fair buildings. running water. plenty
wood, very pleasant. good soil. Price
$1,000; cash $500.
Also Chittenden county farm. 10
acres, miles from city. fine soil, good
, buildings, running water, plenty wood,
2 horses 20 to 80 cows. all tools, etc.
Price $1,000; cash $4,000; balance on
mortgage
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
1916 Main Street. Burlington, VT.
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WANTED.

young or middle aged man
to act as representative in the sale of
granite monumental work IN Burlington
and surrounding towns. We want Il
man who has a large acquaintance, good
address and popular with the people
The particular service we should require
would not interfere to any great extent
with present occupation. We have Il
good proposition to offer the right party.
Address p. - Box 800, Barre, Vt, and
write at once. 1876, d6t&39w,2t
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HANCOCK.

Cullen Martin of New Hampshire visit
ed his father, A. ID. Martin. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman -. Rhodes Of Ran
dolph were in town Thursday.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. j. Robinson have gone to North
field to live,-George Church and Jennie
Van Hest were married in Boston, May
GA son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fisk last week.
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here.-A successful poverty sociable"
was held at the home Of j. " s. Mack
Monday morning. The proceeds are in
aid OF the Methodist Church.-The grad
uatlng exercises of the high school will
he held June IA The music for the occa-
sion will consist Of choruses by the class
with a duet and trio under the direction
Of Cecil g. Egg.-Noxt Sunday will be
observed as childrcn's day at the MethJ-
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JONESVILLE.

Mrs. John Prescott has returned from
Waits River,-Mrs. Edward Crandal was
in 'Burlignton Monday.-Miss Mamie
Rondeau and Miss Helen Nash passed
Sunday in Vergennes.-Bert Town of
Bellows Falls is visiting relatives here
Morten Alger passed Sunday In Isle La
Motte-Mrs. Wesley Church and son,
Donald, were in Burlington Monday
The Lend A-Hand society will meet
with Mrs A. +. Crandall Thursday
Mrs. James Atkins has been i'll.
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ST. GEORGE.

Or. and Mrs. W. T. Tnley passed.
Saturday and Sunday at H. H. Tillev's
Misses Myra Norton and Edith Mill
ham visited their cousin, Mrs Matte
Mansfield. Saturday.-The W. r. G. OF
Hinesburgh will give an ice cream
festival at their hall the evening of
flag daV June | l.
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SHELBURNE.

Arthur Gosselin has opened a meat mar
ket at Shelburne Falls. Mr., Gosselin was
formerly employed here at Smith Il Web
sters market.-Grover Goodsell who
passed the winter at the school of Fine
Arts, Boston, Is at his home here for the
summer vacation,--Harry Polhemus has
returned to New York after few days
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MILTON BORO.

Persidng Elder Hunt Is expected to
preach here June 16-Busness Is boom
ing on the lake shore.-George Morse is
rushing his cottage. Ten guests are ex-
pected to arrive June l5-W. {. Blake
commenced his cottage Monday.-Mrs.
H. II. Rice passed Saturday and Sun
daV IN ST. AlbanS.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

Miss Della |. Griffin. the director of the
Fairbanks Museum. is attending the an
ual gathering of the American Museum
association at Pittsburg where she vii
present paper upon the educationa
work of the small MISUNDERSTANDING
Braley of the Caledonia county fair ha,
received the entries for the races at N,
September fair and announces two stalk,
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races of $500 each. In the 2:4O trot there
are II entries and in the 2:3o pace there
are Is entries-Mrs. c. NJ. Stone and
daughter, Miss Stone, who have been
passing the winter in Pasadena, expect
to start home from California, June H..
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RIPTON

The subject for the sermon next sun
day morning in the Methodist Church
will he "Rescue the Pershing. '-Myron
Hamilton is very i'll and 1t is not expect
ed that he can recover
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GIRL Experienced and cap
ablo girl wanted for second work and
TO assist in care of children. The ram
lily will spend the summer at Cedar
Beach. Family washing done at
laundry. Mrs. Howe, 400 So. Union 81
1872, d&w IT.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

HALLS NATIONAL TRADE SCHOOLS,
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moulding, machinist's trade, nickel
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RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL
AIMING SCHOOL FOR NURSES

The Rhode Island Hospital "fers
3-years' course of training in care
# patients in medical, surgical,
obstctrical and special depts 1922
patients treated in 1906. Applica-
lions are now being considered for
classes entering July and Sept, 1907.
and Jan, 1908. Maintenance and
money allowance sufficient for per
sonal expenses are given. For
further information and circulars,
address Miss Lucy c. Ayers. Il. I
Hospital Providence, r, |.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish TO hl,e
help or to sell a farm should use t''iS
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your adVer'lso-
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WAITREs, ;r,S. for the coming season at
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near Plattsburgh. Apply to Ivers
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NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell thou
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