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MIME. LIE CLAIRE

Office is 419 East Sixth avenue, corner of Texas street. Old phone 265. Hours 1 to g p. m. Madame is specialist in auto-suggestion and psycholistic reasoning, is we'll adver- tised and word to the wise is sui ficient. 3-oS-6t
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FOR SALE.

Furniture, the contents of a four room cottage for sale cheap. Want to leave the city A good opportunity for any one wishing to rent house also. No. 209 Kentucky street. 3:31 Ct
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THE MAN IN THE CASE
 NICHOLS. The JeWeler.

Low prices on Elgin an1 Maltham Watches.
 Eye Glasses a speciality. Eyes tesred free.
 Corner Third avenue and Main Su eet. Morris Packing Co. building
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As It {. oraes
 From 1he Oven

all hot aud fragrant, the ap- petizingxodor of our meat will tempt every member of the family Just try 1t to- day ana see how much better will be the appetite of every member of your household, including yourself. 1t is a better tonic than medicines: 2 better blood and bone mak- CT than any physician can prescribe.
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Let us make your Spring Suit. r. Rutstein tGSon. 3-4-tf For Rent-Four or five furnished rooms. Apply POP W Fifth ave. If Cleaning and pressing at low prices Ring us up P Rutstein. X Son 3-4-tf street 2-5-l m Let us press and clean your clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed. P. Rutsteln x Son. 3-l-tf Tailoring is our Business and not T side line let us prove it. P. Rut- stein & Son 3-t-tf
 FOR SALE--ToRiato, cabbage and ali other kinds of vegetable plants. Apply so Pi" Merlo. Old phone S73.
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Hear Warren F. Wortman, the whistler, at the Theatorium.
 Mrs. J. w. Crawford was report ed to be quite sick yesterday.
 National Concert Co.,, comedy and music, at the Theatorium this week.
 The weather man says it will be much colder today, with fair weather.
 For sale-Boarding house fur rishings, good location. Apply at Cranhic office 3-24-10t
 Warren F. Wortman, whistler and mimic, the TheatOrium specialist this week
 Art novelties for Easter gifts at Miss Taylor's studio, l07 West Twelfth .avenue. 4:1:6t
 The members of the Florence Crittendcn Circle will meet this af- ternoon at 2 o'clock at the ladies par lor of the '. NJ. C. \.
 J. w. James and family have moved to No. SIS Pine street from their former home on West Fourth avenue.
 Virginia, daughter of AIr and Mrs. D. l. Mills, who has been quite sick with malarial fever for several days, was much improved yesterday.
 Tho steamer X. D. Allen, from Lit tie Rock, with Captain Ed Botsford in charge. arrived Tuesday night with a good sized cargo and returned to the capital yesterday.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

New method of laundering lace curtains. Finest of fabrics beauti- fully done. Equal to new; soc per pair. Will call at house and deliver. Old phone 6SS. No. 301 Missouri street 3::29 St
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InyigOrating, pleasant and taste Brew. 3:29 :1m
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Success is made right, sells right. cooks right and eats right. Try 1t.
 3-15-tf
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Everybody drinks Imon Brew and all fountains sell it. 3:99 :1m
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A pressing engagement is filled by us. Let us press your engagement Suif p Rutsteiu & Son. 3-4-.f
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A word to the wise Is enough us, cucness flour. 3-15-tf
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"ImOn Brew" for you at every foun- tain in town.
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ATKINSON GROCERI co.
a LOCkl AND OTHERWISE.
 r~H Q %I< . . . . . Q |" q

D W. Royce oe1otes his time '' sssMtx
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3-9-Gt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

G. @. Pringle of Burlington has been Wis
Ting relatives in wn.--Mrs. Roderic
Emo returned Saturday from few days
IN tpcler.-Miss Kathlenc Seguin
and Miss Irene Powell Of Ferrsburgh
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Smith over Sunday.-.Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Payne returned to Cornwall Satur-
day after n visit of a week with Mr.
and Mrs. u. O. Toote, Mrs Payue's par
cnts. News has been received of the
birth of n daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Godettc of Hyde Park. MIS-. God
cite was formerly Miss Georgia Seguin
Of this town.
The December meeting Of the =. W. c.
T.. L. will be held Saturday evening with
the Misses Frances and Cora Clark -
Mrs. Luna Walston and little daughter
Lena, are i'll with diphthcria. Tho hous"
| is quarantlned and all precautions have
been taken to prevent spread Of the
disease. Mrs. Walston Is very i'll but
the little girl is improving. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. T.. Payne of Cornwall visited
! her parents Mr. and Mrs ID. @. Foot,
last week.-Mrs.. Mary Davis of Connect
cut Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Lucy
Jackman.-Tlc Misses Kathleen Sequin
and Irene Powell of Ferrisburgh were
guests IF Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Smith
over sunday. The school in district No.
TO- will lie closed this week on account
& Of tn" dipnthcria scare. Mrs. Rodericli
w. Emo was in Montpelier Il few days
last week the guest Of her father Rep
b rescntative w. l. bradley.
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RICHMOND

Mrs. Sarah Saylcs, who has been Wis
iting in town for several weeks, has
Conc to Boston where she will spend
tho winter with her son, Ernest. A.
Jones who was called here by the
death Of his brother. r, +. Jones. mas
returned TO Fitchhurg. Mass.-Miss
Nillic March nus opened n fancy goods
store i'm the rooms vacated by =. G.
Davis. Tho high and graded schools
have closed for = three wccNs vaCa-
tion.-ATss NJ Smith, who has been
employed by Mrs. r. \. Flagg in her
millinery parlors. has returned to New
Yorh.--Mrs. \. r. Tilley is visiting her
mother in Laconla, ~ II.
The Tvoodmcn have elected tho fol-
lowing officers. Consuel, f r
Frechctte; adviser +. +. Courier: clerk
y. l.. McGovoru. banker. NJ. ] Sahins
camp physician. Or. H. II. Seeley; escort
l.. \. Derrick trustees NJ. L. Esan. Il
r. Kenyon, Samucl I}ankcr.-Thc Louise
VI. Smiley circle of Kings Daughters
will meet 9t the vestry Of the UNIVERSAL
isl church this afternoon. Dinner will
he serve at ono o'clock. Mrs Rankin
who has been visiting Mrs. n. y. Parker
returned Yesterday to Milton. -Edwa re
Stevens of burlington was in town yes
tcrdaY.-MiSs Nellie Leonard was IN Bur
lincton Yesterday.-MT Leonard o.
Hoosc Falls. y. Y. is visiting he,
daughter. Mrs. George Bartlett.-Mr enc
Mrs. Foster Clement of Burlington were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Fulle
/ Wednesday,
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JERICHO CENTER.

Irwin Nealv has been seriously III the
past week with lung trouble and other
complications. X. Morse has been
confined to the house the last few days
with a severe attack of the grip.--Master
Lee Bostwick. who has been III the past
two weeks. Is now convalescing and able
to be out.--The usual Christmas enter
tainment and tree will he held al the
Church. Christmas evc-Ni-s :. &. Lee
has been quite III the past few days with
a severe cold The pupils If the high
school will give n play entitled The
White shawl" at the VILLAGE hall Friday
right.-1'he Friday club will meet at Mrs.
Hart : this week
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ESSEX JUNCTION

David Demag, who is Ill with ulcers of
the stomach, was taken to the Fanny
Allen hospital Friday
Mrs. Homer Il. Wright who was called
TO independence, Iowa, several weeks ago
by the illness Of her son, john returned
home Thursday night. John Is able go he
about.
Tho case Of George Yandow of Essex
vs. Wilder Wlocloclt Of colchester for the
Ownership OF two years old hetfer was
heard before Justice s A. Rrowncll Mon
day Tho jury was composed Of George
u. Drury, James \. ponahuc. GEORGE
TAFT and S. d. Teachout. The plaintiff
was represented by Il. r. Brown and J.
: Enrght f Burlington and Martin Villas
of Burlington represented the defendant.
Tho jury brought In verdict for the
plaintiff to recover the animal under CON
tention ana costs. Tho dispute arose he-
cause the men each had hcifor IN TN"
same pasture this summer ana when they
came to take them home this fall both
claimed ownership 90 tho same heller ana
neither would take the other
a daurhtor Eloiso was born SATURDAY
to NJ. and Mrs Herbert L. Clark Of
Wocott. The baby is n granddaughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. Is. Drury of this plncc.
At tho annual meeting Of r. S. Sher-
man Post c. A. r.. Tuesday after
noon officers were elected as follows
COMMANDER g. VI. Ferrin; senior vice.
commander. George ~ Lucia Of Rich
mond; iunior vice -Cornman der. George
Tarnsworth Of Williston. quarter
master. r. J. Wolcott; chaplain. H. S
Woods; officer of the day. George Nc
Bride Of burlington; officer Of tho
guard Lewis Tatro: delegate to de-
partment encampmcnt George Nc
Bride
Tho " Il G. also neld it's annual
meeting Tuesday and elected the Toll
lowing officers: President, Mrs. Eva
Robinson; senior yicc-prcsident Mrs
Louise Crown. junior vicc-prcsidont
Mrs. Mary Woods chaplain. Mrs
Julia Booth: conductor, Mrs Monahan
guard Mrs. Angie Smith: treasurer
Mrs PEARSON delegate to oncampmcnt
Mrs. Emma Stevens; alternate, Mrs
. Pearson.
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BOLTON.

II. Muzzy and I. .Lonor loft Tuesday
night.-Geurge Baldwin and Etfie Thomp-
son We're married at Waterbury MONDAY
.,toning. Both were attendcnts at the
Waterbury state hospital. They are stop
ping at the home Of the brides parents.
Nr and Mrs. George Thompson. Charhs
Wells. who was injured in the lumber
Wcods q few weeks since. has So far I'M
proved that lac has taken vacation for
& few weeks until he has fully recovered
from his Injuries Mrs. Ctanda!l of Jones'
vile made short cal. on Mrs. Muzzy
sunday VI and Mrs George Cutler of
Richmond have rented rooms for the
winter of W W Sahins Mrs II. Muzzy
Is rapidly recovering from her late Ill
ncss.-Jcssic Davis ~ puXhury is work
ing for her.-Sidnev Sahins visited IN
Waterbury Saturday night and sunday
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WINoOsKI.

several business oranges LOOK PlNce
in the village TUESDAY D. fehrN ~
GreeNN W." mas cohuuc''' ''o "'"-
stor" ut the corner Il MaHettS Say ave-
Nuc ard West lane. known aS fharn'"cf
lall for u years sold ms interest tues
day to his t"li"r. Pa'lck McfreeNE'
who VIII continu" the business MT NC
Grocvv, IT, las p"r'' aS"d care IN
3 eucct"N y w. az ''a'ee ."' mat
citV to-dl'. His iuml' WI follow
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBkNS.

Robert Mcleod and u, S. Danforth.
assistant judges OF Franklin county
court, have submitted the following
financial statement for the year ending
November 80, 1875; Total disbursement,
sl,,,S,i4 balance on hand, S,304 30, an
increase of siS4.9l over that of last year.
No county tax win be necessary next
year. The receipts for the year were
Balance on hand, December !, 1907 -
S69S9, received for county tax at Ia d.
1870; highway tax at Avery's Gore s'7'%'
janitor's service and water tax from the
State of Vermont. s27i1; peddlers
licenses. N2l.2l; rent of county property
$lS5: interest on deposits. $s,3S total
receipts, Ss.s62 "A. The expenditures were
County auditor, SIS; county treasurer
stamps, etc. $40: county commissioner
S,G0S; orders drawn by county CLERK
81 SO. sc; orders drawn by commissioners
Of Avery's Gore, 81 W; balance on hand
s., 3o4, 80; total. S3.962,74.
The following officers have been eject
ed by st. Adams Court, Independent
order Of Foresters: Chief ranger, j. A.
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HARDWICK.

IIazen Read Pomona Grange met at
Fast Jardvick Saturday and elected tho
following officers: Master. NJ. NJ. Stock
"a. nonvillo Grange: oversecr. Fred Bat
Ton c.,edc,io Grange: lecturer. the
pov T. = Newell Hardwick Grange;
.,ovsrd ! ~ HARRINGTON. Greensboro
crorro. assistant steward. Elmer Good
r,cl, caledonia Grange. chaplain. c. II.
got, ,rortshurv Grange: treasurer. g.
r. ,,,stonon Walden Grnnro: secretary
vor,n, p,rsor, Caledonia Grange; .ata
,,a,,,r coorce iodd cabot Grunge.
Coras Mrs + d Martin. Wolcott
,,,arao, pomona Mrs ,;oorro Car
., ,a.,..r,o Cr,rrc. Flora Mrs
! - 7, D,,rn,u r.bot C;ronpc. ADV as
a,..a,, .,or..,.d y,Isic Waterman. Hord-
.,,ah crorro. niar,st Mrs G. J. Bell
| C,,odori, cronce About 20 members
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JNTcrrToCp

Mrs Susan <icl,I- died 'rhurslav morn
Inc, .r.d s. vco. rhc f,ncrul was
hold sailu,l,> at 1:p y. III. at tho nome
of hcr grandson howard Barnes. Of
Mechanicsynle
Danici Patrick las closed LIS SAW mill
because Of no water D. *. Patrick's
foundry has also topped work and the
grist mill belonging to the Condensed
MIX company Of Ricnmond.-Miss Flor
once Allen left Dec. q. for Spring
Gold Ness. wAar- she VII visit her
.i1tpr Mrs II & t'ase,dv-T'he remains
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CHARLOTTE.

Antoine Beausclicr has moved into
William I!vermore's residence George
\ Footo has returned from the Pacific
coast RAYMOND MCGEE ls erecting a
horr Edward I.aforce has hired the
George Harris farm for three years
Mrs y {. Bush has returned from u
visit 10 her sister In New YORK city
Raymond Niece is building oarh'--
Miss Emma INaVcnwor'h is spending h'r
vacation in Burlington and WinoosK>.-'
Miss Marietta Williams Is at home from
Below Falls AT tho meeting W the
Clangc Monday even'ug officers for the
coming wear will be elected The next
meeting of the Whist club Will I've held
December 2S-Mrs. Joseph peyeue VIII
spend Christmas with her daughters AT
Fellows Falls
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SHOREHhM.

There win be christmas entertain
rn"nt and tree In the ladies' rooms
Christmas eve. Children Will he admitted
free,-Mr. and Mrs John Jones were in
Burlington last wcck-Mr, and Mrs j.
! Il. North are guests AZ G, Y. North's.-
Mrs. A. r.. Nottingham passed several
days in Trdport last weck.-R. H. Hol-
mes has been visiting In the northern
| part of the State.-M7s. Ella Baldwin
passed several days in Bridport recently
as the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Mer-
ril Wolcot.-T, q, Eaton, who under
went surgical operation last week, is
| doing we'll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
OrTGROWING NATURE.

Fatherly Clergyman comprising young
pa rishioner in -papers>-Why don't
you leave your hair as il was meant to
be- my child? If Nature had wanted
your hair to curl. she would have curled
II for YOU
Offended Young I.ady-When l was a
little girl she did. sir. but | supporr Ehe
now thinks | am quite old enoug, = do
Il for myself Bits.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

TEc oyster supper given hv Mr.. and
Mrs T.. W. Butler Thursday evening at
their pleasant home on Fourth street
for tho benefit of tie Rev q. l., story
proved success, about 70 being present
Nearly SIS was realized. Mr., and Mrs
CLIFFORD Taft, who We're sent by the
North Randolph Grange as delegates TO
the State Grange IN burlington last
week, visited their cousins, Mr., and Mrs
~. f. TillcN, Thursday AND returned
homo FridaN,-Erncst Brown and Edison
Walker have made rapid recovery from
their Illness and have come to their
homes from the hospital
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SOUTH LINCOLN.

]. r Tremhlcy Of this town requests
the Free Press to state that he was not
arrested recently In Burlington and con-
victed OF intoxication before the city
court there. a Joseph Trembley Was re-
Gently arrested In Burlington and CON
victed o., iutoxication and at the same
time j r. Trcmhley was absent from
South Lincoln. Tho Huntington police
Are authority that Tho TremblcN who fig
ured in ihe conviction for intoXication
il a Burlington man.
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WESTFORD.

Mss Harrington OF Fairfax was the
CUES: Of Miss Florence Smith over Sun
day.-Mrs. Lucius Goodrich cut her fin
ger on can cover two weeks ago and
. case Of blood poisoning was the result.
Drs. Archambaul. and Flagg removed a
part Of tho finger Sundav.--There will
be Il Christmas tree and appropriate ex-
erciscs in the Baptist Church the even
ing OF December 2i--Therc will be u
rol-call and supper with Christmas sing
ing and .0caking in the Congrega al
Church Christmas eye
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r7DpORT.

The fair held at the vestrY last week
was q SUGGESTIVE Grange is preparing
to present the drama VALLEY Farm 49,
Tho Sunday evening prayer meeting Of
the Methodist Church for December 20
will be held at Mrs Amos Palmer Sill.
X. williams. who has been quite ILL., is
slowly improving Mrs. Albert Totting
Low has returned to her home in Shore
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chaplain, Mary /. Smith; treasurer
John Gross; secretary. Lee ID. Wood
ward; gate keeker. @. l.. Corliss; Ceres,
Mrs T.. ". Colver; Pomona. Mrs. q. L..
Corlss Flora, Mrs. A. e. Chappcll; lady
assistant steward, Miss Ethel Colver.--
Frank A. Manuel returned Tuesday from
n business trip to Buffalo, Chicago and
| New York T.. Il. Reed Is in Boston ON
| business The senior and Junior Y. NJ G.
A. teams are planning : basket ball tour
| nainert.
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WEST ADDISON.

Albert Raine aud son of Port Henry
were guests at his brothers. Fred Raine.
over Sunday oliver Nanderhoof Is fail
ing in hcalth.-Cora Belle, daughter of
NJ T.. Norton. is somewhat better-Miss
Ruth Vandcrhoof who has been visiting
in town the past week, returned to Bur
lingtou SATURDAY.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. George Walston and her hve-year
old daughter are hoth i'll with diphtheria
The house has been quarantined and the
village school has been cIoseu ~" :"
Week.-Mrs. Edward Norton WIN 10 !"
with Pneumonia, Is recovering, an" ".'
nurse has returned TO Burlington
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ONE CEN T
A w o r D

Advertising in this column one cent
a 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 1900 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17
WILLisTON.

Mr.. Farr of Lincoln. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols the past
week, left Sunday. MIR. Dean Of Michi-
pan, a hrotherin-law of Mrs. Mary
Clark, is guest at her home. The *.
u. circle will meet with Mrs j. r..
Bushnell Friday afternoon.-Mr AMI
Mrs. Grout Miles are the parents Of a
daughter born Thursday Michael Ryan
Is the guest of his niece, Mrs. William
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AN ENGLISH JOKE.

NJ Waiter Kelley is lust back from
Eu"lura. and tells Of q London actor he
met W. Kelley gave an imitation Of
TINT PQuiloWor iuvcntina - British Joke
SAL Vi. Nclcv: MY fuc'd IS inoffahly
Fugl'St, and sheds WEAKNESS about him
as u iariu sheds RAYS Of lip.;, lie is fond
Of rt. lie, conundrums; they, like him
ae'f are uu. English This should he
a sDe 'men:
" 'Whr Is a nb Of soapy water he
asks. with - t!nge of carcrness, why Is
tuh % soapy water like a green mo-
rocco slipper with red hcelP"
"Somebodv says he doesn't know.
" 'Recnuse,' exr'aims nv friend, with
} hipi aiv % victory, because, don't y
snos, you can put your foot in it.
TIE GENEROUS RAG MUFFIN.
Old Lad My little lad, do you smoke
cigarettes?
Boy--No but ] can give yer chew Of
tobacco. Philadelphia Ledger.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. =. f.. Blake and Miss
Ruby Blake will 70 to Manchester y.
H. to-day.--Miss Ethel Landon spent
Sunday with her parents at South Hero.
Nh. and Mrs. Dean Johnson are par
cnts of son. MIR. and Mrs. w D.
Grange will have charge of the Cook
farm during the absence of Mr. Blake.
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RICHFORD.

Richford Grange has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Master, Howard w.
Arms; overseer, Elias Combs; lecturer.
Mckenzie r., Rounds; steward, Gardner
Chase; assistant steward c. A. Farrar:
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MILTON.

Al the annual meeting of Amitie Camp
No, SoSs, tho following officers were
elected; Venerable consul, l.. A. Frost :
worthy advisor, Il. {. Perry; banker +,
II. Bevins, clerk. Ira Turner: escort,
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
ncip or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every issue ana
your advertisement would he read
bv many n,ssible huvers 3wtf
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WANTED

WhNTED-Second-han set of machinery
for making sawed elm hoops. Address
a. s. Eulcau, New Haven, Vt.
2S6, & CIV st.
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FOR SALE.

FARM AND TIMBER FOP SALE-2oo
acres. . miles 80 village. miles to rail-
road A. acres level moving ana tilagc.
CARRYING = COWS good hudincs one
m lion foot "a growth spruce" beau
tiful so cords pulp wood, 700 cords
nice uarG wood. besides l,aoc NAPLES.
spruce FROM s'ici:9 to cara So hard
wood uc. 81 on stump. Price of entire
property S7.Gnt. g. X. Alexander, Sax
toms EiVct W .>O).Gt&wlt
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4 REAL. ESTATE BUSINESS. including
ofiicr fixtures, typewriter, desks. etc.
5r'. cf listed properties ON land.
-Addr"ss o." this Office -5,wlt
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Teeth Extraceed

Ahsntu'viy Without Pain.
TIE ohty Office in Burlington whore
you cen gel teeth extracted without a
partic of rain without taking gas
My mothot Is used by no other person
No pain. no danger; - after effects
Or. J.. ID. HAZEN,
Onicc lN5 Pine ST., BurIinGtn, W.
OG,cc hours 50 70 3. tOS
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-10
He MUST BE HUMANE.
The Man That Takes Care of the
Livestock.

The owner of livestock should make
sure that the man that is taking care
of his stock is humane in his meth
DDS. Many young horse is about
ruined by being cared for by a man
that is explosive in his temperament.
Such a man can sometimes be made
to control himself. If he is talked to
enough by his employer.
The man that takes care of cows
should be impressed with the fact that
excitability affects the milk flow
Great injury is often done young cows
by the man in charge OF them losing
his temper and trying to pound them
into what he regards as proper habits.
The man that is not rightly balanced
for this kind of work will soon be
made manifest by the action of the an.
imals themselves. They will show
their fear of him and will avoid him
as much as possible.
The man that has the confidence Of
the farm animals is the man that feels
a liking for them. They will show no
fear of him. and often they will come
to him in the pasture. One may be
sure that in such a case the man Is
the proper one to have charge of the
stock.
Animals quickly recognize a friend,
says the Farmers Review, and as
quickly understand the man that dis
likes them. The employer of farm help
should always be most favorable to
the employment of a man that feels
an attachment to animals. The ami
more profitable.