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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-23

Eliza Baker in Essex Junction.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Graves have moved TO one Of NJ. w.
Clarl's tenement houses on his farm
James Keefe. Jr.. had horse drop dead
IN the field while poughing last week. lie
did not know anything allied tho
animal. -A-rs. Eliza GTlack) Baker, whose
death occurred at her home near Essex
Junction Monday. was once resident Of
this town, and after her marriage lived
in the village Tho X. D.'s have been do
ing so.nc work on their rooms in the
Woodrnan's block and expect to hold their
meeting there Friday.-There will he a
dance at the Woodlands hail Thursday
evening with music by Lessons orchestra
Of Burlngton.-Mrs. OOed Weston Is n
guest at Mrs Seldens this weck.--Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis are moving to the house
they recently purchased Of Miss stevens
Mr.. and Mrs Media Duhriul Of Wcstford
were at Mrs. Dubriul's parents Sunday
Mrs. Katie Pilbin passed Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miller
Mrs. John 1ATulippc, Jr., is very ILL
Mrs. Markham L1shua. Jr.. and her son.
Charles. were IN Burlington Wednesday.
The condition Of VI. W. Clark was bet
ter at last account.
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WEgTFCED.

Union memorial services will be held in
the Congregational church next Sunday
morning.-1iorace II. Ruggles is at home
from Johnsonburg, Pa.--B. A. Stone
spent Sunday with his wife and children
who are staying In East Georgia.--The
boiler at the creamery sprang leak
Sunday morning and all the milk had to
be drawn to the skimming station on
Osgood HILL
The announcement in Tuesdays Free
Press that union memorial service would
be held in the Congregational Church Is
erroneous. The service will be held in the
Baptist Church sunday morming.-H. w.
Bcldcn paid Sl36 per hundred for April
milk. MIR. and Mrs. George Munson re-
turned from Franklin Monday.-The Fort
nightly club will meet with Mrs i. A.
Bates Saturday, Juno /. The meeting Is
postponed from Thursday, May 80, on ac-
count of Memorial day.-The Knights OF
Pythias and the Rathbonc sisters have
carpenters at work raising the roof of
their hall.--The band will 20 to Inderhll
to play Memorial day-They will give tho
play Squire Tompkins's Daughter in the
evening.
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WINOOSKI.

Patrick Connors, assistant overseer Of
the dying department of the wooden mills,
died late Sunday night at the Allen
House after a brief Illness Of hcTrt dis
ease Mr.. Connors came from Dover, y.
H.. about week ago and entered the
employ Of tho wooden company. The
remains were shipped to his home in
Dover.
a pretty wedding was that Of Ms
Minnie daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Rivers OF Colchester avenue. - Joseph
Gabbott which took place at s.. stephen "a
Church Monday morning. Tire ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. =. Rand at
eigr. O'Clock I'm the presence Of q large
number Of friends and relatives. Tho
bride was atured in white pcau Do sole,
and carried bride roses she was attended
by Miss Della Brooks as bridesmaid,
while the groom was attended by Michael
Lavallee as bost man. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides parents. The
bride was the recipient Of n large number
Of handsome and useful gifts. After a
brief wedding trip they Will make thel
home in the village,
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard OF
Weaver street
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RICHFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs w i. Gibson OF Enos.
burgh Falls were in town over SUNDAY
Tho local cornct band will go to Sutton,
que, Friday ana play for tho cclcbration
held on the Kings brthdny.--The high
school ball team will play at Sutton, Que.
Friday and with the Enosburgh hig1
here saturday afternoon.-Chiuese In
spector Charles $ Mayer has boon
transferred from this port to the Boston
Office and will 20 to the latter place In
the near future.--A l.. Weeks returned
from Boston Monday mornlng.-F. +.
Nichols of retorsboro, Mass. shipped
carload Of horses from this place the last
Of the week That he purchased fror
Canadians and local parties-Lee Hicks
of Berkshire loaded a car of potatoes at
this place Friday and Saturday. the price
being 80 cents per bushel. The household
goods Of II. W. f.ovolette were sold At
auction SaturdaY.-The Rev. j. II. Leroy
.ot Montgomery was In town Saturday
Bishop A e. \. Hall Of Burlington made
his annual visitation at St. AIMS church
sunday evening, coming from Montgom-
cry whore he preached in the morning,
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JERICHO,

Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Day of New York
are with their son at Riverside.A daugh-
ter was born Sunday to Mr., and Mrs.
Bethel Is visiting at Mr.. Morse The
Ladies' Aid society will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. AtwoOd.--Miss Mania
Carroll was at home over Sunday from
the Johnson normal school.-Madame
Spauldlug, Mrs harmon Percival and
Miss Moulton of Burlington were in town
Saturday mes Burroughs was at John
ney was IN Montpelier Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. T.. w. Ross visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alec Ross, over Sunday.-Miss
Florence Tomllnson, after visiting her
brother +. ). Tomlinson, returned to New
York Monday.
Miss Sadie Booth IS homo from two
months stay In North Undcrhill. Mrs,
in Colchester Calista Stevens OF
Burlington is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
j. T. Varney. J. Davis and daugh-
ter Mrs. Delemeter. are in Williston this
week. guests of Mrs, Delemters daughter
Mrs. Edgar Hoyt Walter Story. who has
been at j. IT. Varney's, has returned &c
Fairfax.-Mr. and Mrs A. A. Chesmore
camped in town this week. Mrs. Phoebe
Saunders and son, Halsey, of Ausabe y
| Y, are visitors at George Fosters,-Ste
| ven Curtis of Colchester was in towr
| Wednesday.
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RICHMOND.

The Rev. Frances Klmball returned Sat
urday evening from a weeks stay in Will
liamstown.-Miss Margaret Mccoy OF Bur-
lington visited her aunt. Mrs w. ), Free
man. over Sunday.-NIrs. NJ G. Lcary IT
burlington was I'm town over sunday
Miss Anna Sharkey of Barre IS IN town.
Mrs. Frances Grace was the guest or nor
parents in North DuXhury over sunday, -
Mrs Smith of Keeseville, y. Y" Mrs
Sherman and daughter Buelah, OF l'u:-
lington and Miss Sadie Greer of Quebec
are visiting their parents, Mr., and MES.
S A. Green.-Mr. and Mrs. +. J.. Freeman
passed Sunday with their daughter Mrs.
G. c. Hall, in Burlington.-Mss Hatt't
Towers has returned from a week 5 stay
In Burltngton.-Mi Jennie Towne or BUR
l!ngton visited n her home here over sun
day-Mrs. Seelev, who has been the
guest of Or. ana Mrs. SeeleN for several
days, returned Saturday to Middlebury,-
Patrick Gleason returned Saturday from
weeks stay In Boston.
As the fast train northhound was near
ing this village Sunday night II struck
and killed a two-year old buck deer
| throwing him more than ca feet. state
| Game Commissioner II. G. Thomas 81
Stowe was notified by Deputy Game
Warden Charles Blow, who received in
structions for the disposition Of tho car
| cass.-Tho Hon. u. j. Foster of Rurllns-
ton Will give his lecture on the Panama
canal At the Catholic Church here Friday
night. The lecture will be frec.-Buel G
Andrews of Albany, n Y, and Mrs. A.
o. Ferguson and son of Burlington visited
their father, T.. Il. Andrews, Saturday
Mrs, 8. II, Clark is very ill.,
Sunday, May 26, there will be union
memorial service at the Universalis
Church in charge of the Rev. Frances
| Kimball with sermon by the RSv. f. l.
Trcat.-The w. G. r. L. will meet VIII
Mrs o. b. Wood Thursday afternoon
May %. The report of the county con
vention will be given. Earl Hall start
ed Tuesday morning for Boise, Idaho
where he will reside.--Mrs Annie
OBrien has returned from short sta,
at her home In Burlington.-The Misses
l-EdltA Rahinson and Rassla St0ckWel
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WILLISTON.

Mrs. Ida " Seldom of Boston, Mass,
has sold her home farm TO Blossom
Goodrich of Wiliston. 1t is one of the
historical places Of Chittendon county.
The large commodious buildings which
We're built by Judge Truman Chittendcn.
n phow Of GOV. Thomas Chittcnden,
are well preserved and in good repair.
It has one u tho finest cellars and gar
ncns in town and good orchards. The
place is well watered, having a spring
which has supplied the village with run
ming water. The place is situated one
nlf mile from the village on the old
stage road from Burlington to Montpelier
When at tho time OF the William Henry
Harrison election, they drew a party Of
men on an election bet, from Montpelier
to Burlington in log cabin with forty
yoke of oxen. They stopped ana took
dinner in Wlliston Village at "Thc EAGLE
Fall whore the Methodist Church now
stands. Mrs. Seldom has reserved a part
Of the house and will remain there for
the present to care for her mother and
brother who are invalids. She reserved
her horse and carriage. Mr.. Goodrich ro-
stocked the farm and Mr.. and Mrs.
Besette, who occupy part Of the house.
VIII Httenu 10 lNe WoIh'-f rank GURUS
has bought tho farm in the village own
90 by Ethel Stevens and will take pos
session Mt once; consideration $4,000.
The Wiliston Cooperative creamery
paid slH for standard April milk.
Miss Julia Rowe. who returned to the
Fanny Allen hospital last week. Is much
worss.-Miss Celeste Keefe of Kingston
N Y, is coming to her uncle's on tn,
fat to pass n few weeks or months. Mr.
and Mrs. James Keefe, Jr, were in Bur
| lington Monday,-Mr. and Mrs. w. II
Ic~~s-ss~>x ---~~----A--~ -
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the Methodist Church Of Jericho spoke
few words. News was received that the
temple at Chicago Is likely TO soon be
freed from debt The meeting closed with
the benedction.
Arthur Douglass has bought of s. A.
Brownell a building lot 30 by 20 feet front
ing on Railroad street and located next
to the Brownell block Mr.. Douglas will
build business block 30 by so feet two
stories high with basement. The building
will be of brick and the front Of the first
story will consist largely Of plate glass
windows.
John Robinson son Of Mrs. J. H.
Douglas. Of this place, who has been nigh
man in the express office at Montpelier
has been promoted to chief clerk.
John Bassett has bought of Moses
lisher the office Of his old livery stable
which he will use in erecting building to be
used'by him as a restaurant and bakery
and will be located on the ground which
he recently bought Of $. a. Brownell
Mrs Eliza Baker, widow of =. W.
Baker died Sunday night at her home
about milo and half from this village
on the road to North Williston. Death
was due to pneumonia. Mrs. Baker was
W. years plu. SIt lS survived Dy one son,
Lee, with whom she had lived.
William J.. Johnson Il Co. Of Lake
Chamnlain creamery paid $1.34 for stand
ard milk and s126 for cream for the
month OF April.
Prc-memor'al exercises will he hold in
tho rooms of tho different departments of
the schools Wednesday. The Rev. e. g.
Adams Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church will
address tho pupils IN tho high school room
Wesley Minis Of Brattieboro. who had
been onga ged as the new principal Of tho
high school. will not come here having
accepto the position Of expect supervisor
Of schools in the south of tho state The
position as principal here has not yet beer
filled but VII be within fow days.
The baccal0urate sermon 10 the
graduating classes Of tho high and gram
mar schools will he delivered by tho Rev
c. G. Adams at the Congregations
Church Sunday evening. June ..
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Baker was
held yesterday forenoon Mt her late home
Tho Rev. A. G. Brown. pastor Of the
Methodist Church, pfficated. The bearer
were w. Y. Ferguson and r. ". Cadv o'
! Wlliston and Edward w. Drury and s
y. Teachout Of this place. Among thos,
! present from out Of town were Mr.. ant
! Mrs Charles Derrick of st. Adams, rela
| tiVes Of tho ia r1ily
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IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First Pngc) ,
sHOREHAM.

Mrs J. Arthur Waters and son,
Myrton. are visiting in Wallingford.-
Mrs, L. II. Nottingham is with her sis
ter in Rutland-NIrs. w. w. Moore Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mumford,
in springfield. Mass.-Dr. Mary Miner
Platt is on trip to superior, Wis
The now officers Of Simond's lodge, f.
& \. NJ, arc: W. NJ. +. w. Waite; s. w.
T. l.. Platt: j. W, c. n North; S. D.,
w. G. Larrabec; ]. -. y. C. Jones;
treasurer. +. T.. Douglass; secretary,
T. \. Carlson; tyler A. f. Tottingham;
chaplain. c. NJ. Ward.
Jonas ITathorne has entered the employ
of t. L. Rich of Mddlcbury. ana
Mrs. Victor Boulia and family are NOV
ing TO orwell this weck.-Peter Collins
takes the place Of Victor Boulia as sub
stituto mail carrier on route No. Ed
ward Godette Of Rlchvllle is moving To
the Profile house on the turnpike. Fra nj k
Matott of Glens Falls, n. Y, has been IL
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Marion Martin of Richford has beer
visiting Miss Marion Mosior.-IIcrhor'
Cook caught two large trout in Trout
river last week, one Weighing one ana
one-half pounds and the other three
fourths of a pound.-Miss Grace Rouse
was in sheldon Friday attending The
Christian Eudoavor Convention r. L.
Wilson was In Montreal last week attend
ing the Montreal dog show with his two
Boston terriers. sheriff Pinch AMI TIir
by. both Of which won premiums. Tr.'hv
taking first and Pinch second. ROY
Smith Of Richford passed Sunday w.t
his parents, NIr. and Mrs Ira smith
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SALISBURY

Mrs. Leland stone has had another
serious attack with her throat. She won't
again to Rutland last week to consult
Or. Caverly ana has been confined tn the
bel since her return. Her aunt, Mrs. T.. j.
Kingsley is with her.
Fred Grace. who has been I'M. is inn
provlng.--Islbel and Florence Gale visited
Emma and Gertrude Kingsley at Middle
bury last Week.-Mrs.. Leonard llolcom1,
who has been visiting mt IiinoSburgh
and Monkton. returned homo Monday
Mrs. Julia Yale, who has been away some
time caring for the sick, is at home for
a short
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were given surprise party at the
home of Miss Robinson Tuesday even
ing. Refreshments were served and n
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. John stone has returned from n
few days stay in Burlington.-Carl
Jones of Burlington is at his home here
for a few weeks vacation.-Dr. George
Rhoades of Springfield, Mass, Is the
guest of his brother, Il. A. Rhoads.
Congressman Foster will give his talk
on the Panama canal here next Tuesday
evening instead OF tomorrow evening as
at first announced. The lecture will be IL
Illustrated by $50 steropticon views.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Frank Chaplin of Essex visited his
uncle, John Andrews the last % the
week.-Mr. and Mrs II. II. Brewster and
granddaughter are visiting in BRISTOL
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Bagley are visiting
his parents, Dr and Mrs. Could in Ran
dolph.-Norman Carpenter. who has been
confined to the house by Illness all winter
is able to be out.
Fred G. Andrews went to Hartford,
Conn. Monday morning, where he has Il
position as clerk In n store.--The drama tic
club will present "Milie. the Quadroon,"
at VI. w. A. hail Thursday evening, MAY
30-Mra Melissa Kent of Bristol visited
her brother. J. G. Carpenter. Tuesday
s. ]. Randall ana daughter. Mrs. Harry
Ellis. visited in bristol Tuesday.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOsBURGH FALLS.

one OF the travelling men of Kimhan
Brothers & Co, Mr.. I.aRock, who started
for Maine last week, was taken i'll at
Pcscham and obliged 20 return home
Harold Kinbal has gone 10 take Mr.. La
Rocks place.-Martir Smith was taken
to Waterbury instead Of sheldon aS pre-
viouslv reported-About thirty members
OF tho philemon club went to Riohford
on the special train "riday evening to
attend the card tournament, the last IN a
series of four The result Of the con-
test places tho Philemon club at the
head in pedro and five hundred and the
owl club OF St. Alhans ahead in whist
The family of l.. I.arochelio arrived in
town Thursday and moved into the tene-
ment over W. H. Billado's store.-The
Rev. and Mrs c. ". Hunt came here by
carriage Saturday and Mrs, Hunt passed
sunday at Y. s. Trish's, while Mr.. Hunt
held services in West BerkShrc.-A band
of gypsies coming from ST. Adams way
went into camp TriGay night near +. O.
stones They arc called BLACK Pete's
band and the outfit comprises, tlN" Wag-
ons. dozen horses and about q persons,
the larger number being children, These
were Joined Saturday by band Of
Brazilian EYpSies coming from burning
ton consisting Of three teams. The COM
bination left saturday for Portland, Ne.
j. w. futile is moving from Eichforl.
where he has been the past year. to the
w. z. Parker place on Main strcet-At
the Christian <.ndoavor convention IN
sheldon Friday the Rev. \. p. Davis of
this place was elected delegate TO the
conference To be held AT silver Bay
Lake George. July Q to o.
A piano recital Is to be given this even
Inc, at C. H. Stotson's by Misses Charlotte
Jcrne. Florence Aseltino and Marguerite
Stetson.-AIrs. G. l.. Marsh and Mrs. +. $.
IIutchinson attended the funeral Of the
Hon. II. \. Burt I'm Sw4utou Monday
H. ]. Whitney of RiGhforl was in town
over Sunday called here by the Illness Of
his daughter Miss Anna Whitney, Mrs.
IC. roochie. who has been IN for some
weeks has been moved to the home If
her d,ugh,er. Mrs. Peter Jerome on South
Main street.-Mlss Ethel Mitchell is i'll
+. q. Hamilton went to Burlington Mon
Iday.-Tho Rev. c. W. Hunt was IN West
Enosburgh Monday afternoon. where ha
held the first quarterly conference for thu
vear Tho SAM, evening he held similar
meeting in the Methodist church parloys
here-The work of laying the brick on
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
CHUBBS CROSSING.

George Pease was in Morrsville Mon
day.-C. II. Lane has leased the s. J.
Lovetov farm.-James Belmont is rushing
work on his barn to be erected on tho
farm bought Of l.. r. Br'dges.-Percv
Towne is again fireman on the St. ]. & =.
C. Observation-Disclosures Pease went to
johnson Friday to review the studies OF
the two weeks passed since she began
teaching.
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Two Coco Farms.

The Elmwood avenue place IS sold
We now offer you Lamoille county
farm of 10 acres. y 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,
. horses, 25 to 30 cows. all tools, etc.
Price $1,000; cash $4,000; balance on
mortgage.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
106 Main Street. Burlington, VI.
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ST. GEORGE.

W RI. Mnlham has bought the home
farm for 5000 and his sister Mrs. Flora
Porter has bought the Ira Lockwood
place OF Robert North for slHo.-Mr. and
Mrs Albert Williams with Mr.. Willlams's
mother and aunt. passed sunday in town.
-Eentamin Forbes is very much i'm
proved IN health as il also e. S. Alien
George Palmer and family have moved %
the Austin Mckenzie farm which M
Palmer bought some time ago.-Frank
Hnsdale has sold his Hackney colt TO
Mr. Story of Grand Isle.
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WEST BOLTON.

c. W. Streeter has moved to the farm
he recently bought Of p. Guyettc.-Miss
Elsie G Pcase and her brother, Henry
of Burlington passed Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Pease.-G. NJ, Gordon was
in Burlington Monday.-E. Morrill, has
bought the house and lot on the corner
of A. H. Streeter,--W. c. Guyette has
sold the Woodwork house and lot to T.,
Lacalllade. Mrs. Byron Jones is ill.-G.
w. Streeter has gone to Maine on q
hunting 49,
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ESSEX CENTER.

There will be memorial service NJ the
Congregational Church sunday. Tho
Rev. Fay will preach.-Mrs. Jennie Gar
vim is iil.-Miss Mary Sands Is visiting
Mrs. G. Brand. HARROW Thompson has
resigned his position as agent and ac-
ccptcd one at Winooskl as station agent
there-Miss Adde Desio OF Burlington
,.i.fta ed l1,r r1nrnnts Snnf1N.
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UNDEREILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer lockwood have
gone to TIolyoko, Mass. to visit relatives.
Ed Bliss has returned from Burlington.
The Roy, Mr. Atwood resumed his work
sunday after n two weeks vacation.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

The roof of Edwin Summers house
caught fire last week from the chimney
burning out and it was with difficulty
that the house was saved.--WednosdaY Of
last week Wyman Allen fell and injured
himself quite seriously. 1t is thought he
fractured ono Of his ribs.--L. y. Board
man is still confined to the bed by Ill
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Iiardwck, who has been passing some
time in Burlington recently has been
passing a few days in town with her sis
ter, Miss Ethel Waldren.-E. J. Irish is in
Rutland for few days. Mrs. f. j. irish
and son, Morton, are visiting in Bristol
| for a short time
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81 .2oo BUYS no acre farm located
miles from the village Of Cambridge,
smooth fields good pasture, running
water to house and barn, plenty OF
fruit. 5000 choice sugar trees equipped
output about SEQ yearly, buildings con
sist of 1 barn 40xloo feet with basement,
a y room house, large hen house and
extensive sugar rouse costing $l4M to
rig. good neighbors. near school,
capacity Of farm IS cows and teams,
main road. r. f. n. j. f. Hunt, the
Bargain Finder, Essex Junction. W.
46,w2t.
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JUST Liz f HIM.

Robcrts-Poor Villains died and left
wife and three children
Jones-Thats nothing. lie was
mean to take them anywhere when
was living.-Life,
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Teeth Extracted

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The only office In Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.F,-A 500 foot hot water heater.
20 horse power steam boiler. W. b.
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