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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-03-06
Staiwaft Success Sure.

H IRON Huronite: That the
stalwarts will control the Huron
convention is now absolutely GER
tain. That the insurgents have
given up all hopes Of being in a
majority in this convention is
evidenced by their attempt to
make it appear that it's control is
of little Importance, while ten
days ago, the leading insurgent
daily of the state a subsidized
Crawford organ, declared that.
the March primaries were the:
most important political event
since the elections Of Lincoln and
that the success Of the insurgent
cause depended upon the results,
of the primary election of March
10th. Now with the chameleon
like change the cuckoo press de-
clares that the March primaries
are really of but little Importance.
Mr.. Crawford's party seems as
sensitive to change of policy as
its leader is to political princi--
pies.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-03-06

The Racket Store has a fine
line of picture postal.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-03-06

land, Ohio. more than one hun
dred of the loved little ones were
burned and trampled to death
Tuesday with the only exits
blocked by the panic stricken
children, the grief crazed
parents and friends of the
doomed little ones could offer
but slight aid, as the flames
and smoke drove them back.
The doors opened inwardly and
were hard to open. The child
rem in the rear crowded upon
those at the door thus effectually
blocking the exit, here many
were trampled to death, very
soon the lower floors collapsed
precipitating the victims into
the raging flames in the base
ment. A man named Dorm who
arrived upon the scene early,
discovered his little girl in the
jam at a door succeeded in get
ting a hold of her hands and in
his frantic efforts to free her.
pulled her arms from her body.
The four children of the JAM
tor lost their lives in the fire.
Seven Of the nine teachers Of the
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-03-06
LIN ANDERSON, of White Rock,
Candidate for Sheriff

school were saved, the lost are
Miss Katherine Weller Of Cleve-
land and Miss Grace Fisk Of
East Cleveland. Miss Fisk body
was recovered. Principal Frank
P. Whitney estimates the num-
ber Of dead at from Is to $50.
The fire was due to an overhead
ed furnace.
The Western Land Security
Company's next regular land
seekers excursion to Bowman,
N. D. will leave st. Paul Tues
day March 18th. See our local
agent, j. c. Perkins, who will
give you full particulars, plats
and advertising matter.
= = y
Mrs. j. Miller entertainet,t
nine lady teachers at her home i,
Tuesday evening. Cards were,
the ORDER of the evening and re-.
freshments were served. All re-
port most enjoyable evening.
y = y
Charlie Phelps, the genial rep.
resentative Of the Advance
Thresher company is in the city.
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Fresh Hash
>~+~~+~~+~~

Our White Pine Cough Syrup
with Tar will cure that cough.
We guarantee it. Price Is and so
cents. Palace Drug Store.
If Sis Emerson should die why
would he be like the man
who swallowed the bomb? He
would die shooting off his
mouth.
4 H *
A class in arithmetic rise.
How many weeks are there in a
year? Fifty-two, you say?
Wrong there's only forty-six, for
six are lent.
y =
Edmund Cook, Of Wilmot, who
is attending court as a juror this
term, went down home over
Sunday, and when he came back
Monday. he lost his grip-that is
to say. someone got his satchel.
Cook says there wasn't anything
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returned a verdict in both cases
in favor of the plaintiff.
The case Of Mary A. Nelson
vs. A. H. lngersoll, guardian,
was by stipulation, in open
court, taken under advisement
by the court, and the jury dis
charged.
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We understand that r. D.
Chausse h; traded off his Sisse-
ton property, now occupied by
R w. Metcalf as a restaurant,
to Cll;ass. Lesla,. q
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Co. I. Officers Promoted.

Adiutant Ge ,eral C. H.
Englesby of Watertcwn, Major
Hoyle of Aberdeen. and Capt.
H. S. Boocork of Fanlkton We're
in the city Wednesday to check
up Company l. Capt. Whiprle's
resignation was accepted and
Lieut.. Cottingham promoted to
the rank OF Captain. Second
Lieut.. De ois.ls.ud, was pro-
NOTED to Is Lieut.. and Sargent
Kelly to second Lieut..
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BRANDON.

The graduating exercises of the Bran
don high school will be held in the town
hail tomorrow evening at eight o'clock
with the following program: Overture.
orchestra "rhe Clang of the Forge,
song and chorus. essay, The People $
College" Frances Adelaide Wesley; es-
say. The Heading OF Fiction" Anna
Marie Tennien; essay. The Legacy of
the Ancents." Jenny Mary Ferris; "Out
on the Deep" song hy male voices; es-
say, New ENGLAND Characteristics,
Catherine Capen; Grafton. "A Century 5
Progress In Science" Archibald y. Sho-
10; cornet solo. J. NJ. Buzzcn, essay, In
the Wake Of the Half Moon" Mary Flor
ence Tarhle: essay "Mouunonts." Anna
I.ucretia Clark; "Our Jack" solo and
chorus: Grafton. The quest " the Holy
Grail" Stuart Barlow Ilawley, essay,
common Superstitons, Ruth Augusta
Ciriswold. presentation OF diplomas. After
the exercises the class O. :9'S will give
a reception and dance at the Brandon
Inn.-Dr Ned Pcasc OF cleveland, OHIO,
has been calling on frionls the past few
davs.--C Charles Bliss lcf, Yesterday for
New York-Nrs. c. L. Jones of Johns on
has been passing p few days with Mr.
and Mrs O. W. Burnham.-Mrs. T.. T
Sprague and daughter, Kut.. have gone
to Manilus, y. y. to attend the com
mencement exercises at 81. Johns Mill
tary Academy Mrs r II. Everest has
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. jane Dwire were at
home Tuesday from Mpretown. They left
Wednesday for Port Henry. whore they
have omploymcnt.-Edwi Orvis IS In
MiddlnhurY as Juror at county court
Mrs Nthca Dearborn OF Lincoln Is visit
ing at John Wrights. walter RaNln
died Of tuberculosis last week. His
erandmothcr Mrs. Ahncr Ravln, died
:: week hcforo.-Mrs. Ella May Bicclow
of Fcrrsburgh is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Rose Phillips. Darwin
Wrigh, is failing and there is no hope OF
his recovery Marcus Burritt of Hines
burgh is visiting David Follansboe and
Byron Hurlburt.- william Green is III
at the home of his sister. Mrs Mary
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy llurlhurt Of
Monkton visited her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. David Folanslcc. over Sunday
Eyron lIurhurt and daughter, Edith,
visited in Hinosbureh saturday ana sun
daY.-M Miss Sarah Orvs was at home over
Sunday from her SCI DOL at New Haven
Mills.
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LINCOLN.

Merrill Barton of Nergennes and Rolin
Sanbourn of CRANKY, Canada. visited at
G.. u. Ora per tho last q the week Tho
Rev. c. +. Wells has returned from
bakersfield whore ie was called by hts
{; hers illness.M. r. Madigau of Bur
iington and daughter. Frances. are visit
Ing In town Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sar
gent have returned from New York
I. A. Colby Is putting up barn on his
place by the bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Whitney
attended the funeral Of Mrs Browns
father in Shclburne last week.-There
will be childron's day exercises at the
Union Church SuudaY.-Mr and Mrs. G.
r Blcknon and Mr. and Mrs Roy hick-
mel! spent Sunday in Middlebury MIR.
and Mrs Walter Russell of Moretown
have been visiting in town-Thc Moody
and WadleiCh reunion will he held at
Bert Moody's IN Warren June q. Mr..
Moody lives on the road from tho noun
tain to Warren village. There will not
be any church services in South Lincoln
Sunday on account of the children's day
exercises At the Center. Mrs William
CuShman and Mrs. Elias Bowen spent
sunday with Mrs. Cushman's daughter
Mrs George Morgan, in Middlebury.-
Mr. and Mrs. John Benton are tn,
parents of a daughter. born June 6,
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PANTON.

Invitations have been received to the
marriage of Or. Vance W. Waterman
Of Ncrgenncs and Miss Mary Adelaide
brides home in Newark, y. J.-Mrs. John
Otis and child have gone to Comstock
\. Y. to join her husband. who has cm-
ploymont therc.-Mrs. j. Spauldng and
Mrs. Harriet Stagg attended the Baptist
convention at Nergennes as delegates
this week. Miss Sadie Converse, who is
spending a six weeks vacation here. was
given a avn party Wednesday afternoon
AZ the home of her uncle. Juha Converse,
by several of her lady friends. Refresh
mcnts were served and delightful time
enjoyed by all Miss Converse Will re-
day exercises will he held at tho Meth
odist Church sunday evening. Walter
White has the foundation laid for his
horse barn and the carpenters began
work this week--Iyman Kent Is repair
ing the hay barn on the place purchased
of his fathers estatc.-lrNing Carpenter
and cyrus Bowers have sold hay ia
Wcstport parties which is being taken
over from Adams's ferry on the scow
with the aid Of tn" new launch.-Maud"
| Parkhill, teacher at Basin iIarhor was
| q visitor over Sunday at :. +. Gaines :.
Ellen Gaines has completed hor school
| in Ferrishurgh aud is at home Silas
| Hoyt OF Cornwall was tn" guest of his
| SON Wright, over Sunday.
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CORNWALL.

+. H. Foote spent Sunday in NcrGennes.
A son. Paul was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Jewett June IA ride to Lake
ID inmore Saturday was attended by
several teachers from this town and from
New Haven and Wcyhridgc Miss Be-
sette who was injured by the automobile
scare, has returned To her home In Whit
W. II. Belts of Washington, ID. C., were
Inferred I'm the cemetery near the Con-
grcGational Church saturday, His wife
was Miss Mary A. Samson, former
resident of Cornwall
Miss Thatcher of littleton. Mass, Is
the guest OF Miss Beulah Sanford.-Mrs'
Jennie Wicker Dudley of Chicago is IN
town for the summer, and Is with Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Observation-Disclosures
Bingham has returned after two weeks
recently joined the local Grange.-Stanley
Witherell of Boston, Mass. Is In town
for a 10 days visit with his parents. MI
and Mrs. C. II. Witherell-Miss Jessie
A. Lane arrived home on Monday from
pitsburg, Pa, accompanied by MISS
Mabel G.. Constantine OF New york.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Robbins spent sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Edward
Norton of Proctor-Mrs. William Belts
OF Washington, ID, c., and sister MRS
William Porter of New York, who came
Saturday with the remains Of Mr.. Deus
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

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ORWELL.

Mrs j. T. Williams is buch better
The condition of Charles Sanford Is un-
changed. Miss Alice McEntire, who was
operated upon Thursday for appendicitis,
seems to he doing fnely.--Mrs John w,
Clark and son OF Pawlet returned home
the first of this wcek.--Mr, and Mrs.
Braught and family are Mt their farm
for the summcr.-W l.. Roberts OF Wells
was in town a few days the first Of the
week.-Mrs.. NJ Itibben went to the sana-
forum at pittsford Friday.-H. II.
Branch will represent the congregational
Branch represents the Congregations
Church at the state convention at st.
Adams this week.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT,
CONTINUED from First PageD

Middlcbury grammar defeated Bristol
grammar II to y Saturday.--The tenn
peraturc was 10 degrees in the shade here
Monday. Mrs T.. Y. Tobin is visiting in
Middlcbury. Mrs. W. l.. Champion is at
home from a visit in Mddlcbury. Tile
annual Narncy reunion will be held with
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Narney in Lincoln
juno IS.
John Tatro and Charles l.amay were
mustered IN at IA regular meeting of w.
G. Dunton Post, g. A. II, Monday after
noon. Tho post voted that the next reg
ular meeting be held the second Mon
day in Ortobcr.--R. W. Pcake was in
Burlington Mond0y.--Thc Rev. and Mrs
j. 7. Hin went yesterday to Mddlcsex to
attend the Free VIII Baptist quarterly
meeting. Thcy will visit in Warren and
GrAnVilc.--W. J. Nash was at home
from Long Point Tuesday Charles
Taftyctt" is seriously i'll with trichina.
She was taken III with the disease several
months ago, and was taken worse two
weeks since TWO other cases arc re-
purtcd In town --G. w. Small is at home
from Long Point. Elihu Kingsley died
IN New Haven Tuesday morning. aged
= years. He served in co. l., 5th Ncr-
mont. He was a brothcr-in-law of G.
W. Snecdon of this town.--The mercury
Indicated d degrees in the shade here
Tuesday. -Rohcrt Dunshoo returned to
Scranton, Pa. Tuesday morning.
w. a. lawrence has boon in Shelburne
this week where he has taken charge of
the mprov cmcnts I'm the Shclhuruc cemc-
tcry-J 5. Flint of burlington was IN
town "Wednesday Tho fountain which
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V. spooner, Sheldon

]. V. Spooner, Sheldon ..........2 ,135
Bcrnice Drury Clark, Wolcott.. 2,I3s
Miss Anna Rogers, Cambridge. 1874
Harriet q. Harrington, Fairfax 200
Mrs. Alice clifford, Albany 80. sos
Carrie June, Brandon ........ $50
Harold Beard, Watcrville, ...... 10
Mary Lynch, Brandon, ........ zoo
Fanny Dickenson, Benson, 900. ESQ
Is. II. Jewott Jr., Montgomery. $50
Grace G. Sawyer. Newport ... 80d
Curn q. Richardson, Brandon. COZ
John Norcross. South Hero... $50
Carmic potter, Belvidere ..... 54q
Ella Stinehour, Cambridge, 80. 500
Lulu Bragg. waterville. ....... 5OI
Wilma Atwood. Cambridge. &C.. aOI
Candace W. Macomber, Grand Isle 500
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- Miles To Boston.

Near olectrics to several large cities
short walk to mills and factories where
you and the children can. If YOU wish,
work at good wages. Ten acres, keep 3
cows. splendid garden soil; $500 received
last year from sale OF fruit and eggs. be-
sides what family ate. See pictures OF
the grand two story residence on page 3
OF our Mass. Circular" mailed free. To
settle affairs Immediately this fine money
making property Is to he sacrificed for
the ridicuously low price of $3.50, part
cash and easy terms. f. A. Strout Co.
Old South Bldg. Boston. O.w1t
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ESTATE or ROBERT q. ELLIOTT,
SHEI.DURNE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Chittenden, IS.
The Probate Court for tho District
NJ Chittenden.
To all persons Interested In tho es-
tate of Robert G. Elliott, late of Shell
burne. in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned
the Goth day of june. next for the
settlement of the account of the adj
ministrator with the will annexed Of
the estate of Robert g. Elliott, lat.
of Shclburnc, deceased, and for n
decree Of the residue of said os-
tate to the lawful claimants of the
same. and ordered that public notice
| thereof be given to all persons inter
ested in said estate by publishing this
order three weeks succossvely prev
ious to tho day assigned. In the Bur
lington Weekly Free Press, a news
paper published In said district.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to
appear at the Probate Court rooms In
Burlington. VT. on the day assigned, then
and there to contest the allowance Of
said account If you see cause. and to
| establish your right as heirs. Iegatees
and lawful claimants- to said residue.
Given under my hand, this Attn day
OF June 1908.
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM.
s0,v2t Judge.
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WEST ADDISON.

Irwin Carpenter is attending county
court in Middlebury Mrs. Ice Wander
hoof of Nergcnncs Is visitn in town. Mil
on Carpenter has been i'll the pasty week --
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira He
bert died Wednesday morning-A S
Nanderhoof has returned from Ticondcr-
ogl where he spent a week visiting his
cousin. Asa 1Iarris.-Gcorgc Adams has
gone to Worcester. Mass. where he has
a position.-Mrs Woodland died at the
home OF Chester Norton Friday night.
The funeral was held Sunday and the
body was taken to Salem, Mass, for
burial-A. S. Nandcrloof is III.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Wallace Norton has gone to
Schenectady, y. Y, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Varney. for several weeks son
was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mund Gleason. Wallace Norton Is In
Middlehury as petit juror'-Miss Cherry
Wheeler, who went to the hospital some
time ago. has had relapse ana IT Is
feared cannot recover,-Mlss Jessl"
Church, who has been in Rochester three
weeks is at home.-tieorge Fassett or
Middlebury was In town the first or the
week
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSBURY.

Robert Caldwell one OF the best known
business men in the State, died at the
ST. Johnshury House early THURSDAY
morning OF acute Brights disease. lilo
was born in Woodstock. \, H., In April,
1885, and came to Vermont on business
connected with the completion OF the st.
j. a. L. c. railroad In the fall OF lS'o'
lie was for % years a member OF the con-
tracing firm of Caldwell X Varnum' The
past few winters he had spent IN
the West and North, and had returned
from Montana late In April. He was IN
poor health the latter part OF his stay
In Montana, but his last illness was on'y
OF less than two weeks Duration de
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MoNKTON RIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Bidwell are visit
ing their daughter Mrs. Mary Griffith,
in DANNY Miss LA Little. who has been
at her fathers for some time III with
APPENDICITIS. has returned home and Is
much lotter.-The W. VS. will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lizzie Miles.
Pearl Cox is not as wcllClayton Mas
tcrs of Shclburne visited his mother, Mrs.
>r,,,J, Mac,,ra Saturday
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MONKTON.

Mrs W. II. Gee died TucSda.- evening
after an Illness of several weeks, aged s.
Years The funeral will he held at her
home this afternoon at two o'clock. The
Rev y. s. Stone of Bristol Will officiate
and burial will be made at the cemetery
at the Boro-Mss Ella Norton of Bris-
toll. who has been caring for Mrs. w
II. Gee. returned home Wcdncsday.-Mr
and Mrs William Partch of Shelburnc
aro AZ W H. Gees
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FEPRISBURGH.

Mrs Mira Warren OF Middlohury visit
ed Mrs ". +. Frisbic over sunday
Miss Cornelia Joslin has bought Miss
Nancy Ronton's house in Nergennes and
will take possession July Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Carpenter are attending the CON
gregational convention in St Alhans. -
Miss Rachel Robinson is at home for the
summer.-The Young Peoples social
club will meet at Mrs. Bard's Friday af-
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RIPTON.

Joseph II. Gee died Friday afternoon
at the home Of his grandson. w. G. Gee.
He was ~ years Of age and has resided
in Ripton for past 41 years lie is sur
vivcd by one son, Joseph Gee OF White
River Junction. Tho funeral was held at
st. Mary's Church at nine o'clock Mon
dav morning.
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gone to Dorchester. NJ, SIS, whore ahe
will visit her sister, Mrs. &. A. guilty
Mrs. J. II. Dobnson went to Fair Haven
Yesterday as delegate to the district
| meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary.--Th
Friday evening service at ST. Thomas's
Church VIII he omitted. Miss Julia Ca
prom has gone TO Greenwich, Conn. for
several weeks stay.--Mastcr William
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CENT
A w O r D

Advertising in this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance
required No advertisement taken
which is less than twelve words, two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from ESQ TO 1000 lines within
.welve consecutive months.
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8RIDPORT.

John Grosvenor was called home from
the West by the death of his father
Mrs. Louise Putnam of Brattleboro Is
the guest of friends here. THE orange
supper iunc 4 was well attendcd.-Miss
Mcdowell has returned from her visit To
Crown Point.-Mr. and Mrs, c. l..
Holdridge have returned from Ferris
burgh Edward bowers is suffering
from blood poison IN one leg.
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SURPRISE BY GOVERNOR S DACGH-
TER

Salt Lake city. r;ah, June l0-Mabel
Blanche cutler eldest daughter Of Gov
ernor cutler and Thomas Butler, an en-
ploye Of a Salt Lake grocery store, were
married ut Ogden yesterday. tntl the
news Of the marriage reached Salt Lake
last night the family OF the bride was IN
ignorance OF her plans owing TO Mr.. Cut
ler's opposition.
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RETAIL FRUIT,
80 PEOPLE POISONED.

Paris. June lo-Three hundred persons.
including the Marquis De Dion. president
OF the automobile club, We're poisoned
by ptomsnes tonight at a banquet q
the automobile club. The ptomaine poi
soning is attributed 10 a dish Of duck
that was served. One person Is dead and
many others are in serious cond!-
tiQn.
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STATE PRINTING.

The commissioner of state printing. in
accordance with section 6277 OF the pub
lie statutes of Vermont. hereby advertises
for scaled proposals, for all or distinct
portions of the state printing for two
years, beginning August l. 1898. Bids
will be received until o'clock p. m,
Friday, June 49, 1905. The same will he
opened at tho office Of the commissioner
of State printing in Barre, June 20 at
=. M. in the presence of such bidders
as choose to be present. Specifications
and forms for bids will be forwarded on
application to
FRANK f. LANGLEY,
Commissioner OF Stale Printing,
Barre. VI
june !, 1905 l3d&w,lt
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers, 3,wtf
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'or burial In the family lot. were guests
" their niece, Mrs A. j. Field. They
to New Yrok ycstorday.-Geo
Lane of Proctor spcnt Sunday in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-11
BURLINGTON MARKETS.

The following wholesale and retail
prices are furnishe' the Free Press ~
G.. A. Barber, Jones e 1sham, Vermont
Fruit Co. and T.. IIowes g. Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-11
EAST M1DDLEBURY.

Miss Sarah Ward and Miss Carrie
Damon Of Middebury College were the
guests of Miss Bessie Calvin over Sun
Iny