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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSBURY.

A complimentary farewell banquet was
rendered Clarence II, Dempsey in the Y.
81 C.. A. gymnasium Thursday evening at
which 81 covers were laid. The ladies
occupied seats In the gallery at the
speechmaking which followed Charles
W. Steele being POSTMASTER. The latter
opened the post-prandal exercises with
a toast to President Roosevelt. The toast
to the ladies was given by the Rev. j.
NJ Frost, pastor of Grace Methodist
Church, and responded to 10y Judge
Wendell F. stafford. one of the justices
of the supreme court at Washington. The
toast to Mr.. Dempsey was given by
frank II. Brooks, the president OF the
Y NJ. G. A., and feelinsly responded to
by Mr.. Dempsey, who has been the vice.
president of the organization. Mr..
Dempsey has been superintendent of
schools here for the past nine years and
leaves this week for Revere, Mass,
where he has similar position.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Doty and son.
Lawrence leave August for month
outing at York Beach. Me.
Two small children amused them
selves Sunday afternoon by opening
some of the combination lock boxes at
the postoffice and later opening some
OF the letters. Mail belonging to soma
OF tho banks was opened and checks
scattered around the park Some OF
the checks have not been recovered
and the postoffice authorities are In
vcstigating the matter.-I. J.. Nicker-
son of Manton, r. l.. has been engaged
by Principal Rowland as teacher or
ma thematics at the St Johnsbury
| Academy. Mr.. Nickerson Is graduate
| OF Brown Tniversity,--Tw entries
| have already been received for the
| eighth annual state tennis tournament
which opens here Tuesday.-Clarence
H. Dempsey, for nine years superinten-
dent of the public schools, left yester-
day and Will begin his work with
the schools Of Revere, Mass, when
the term opens.--Rev. Or. s. q. Barnes,
pastor of the South Congregations
| Church. has gone to Knowlton +. c.,
for two weeks TO participate In sun
day school conference.-the repnbli-
can candidates for governor ana lieu
tenant-governor and Chairman WI
liams Of the state committee Will hold
a conference here Friday afterno Don
with the various members of the town
| committee in this county.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES T.. QUINN,
BURLINGTON.

We, the subscribers. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chi.tenden.
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate az Charles
E. Quinn, late OF Burlington. in said
district, deceased. and also all claims
and demands exhibited In Offset there.
the dats hereof being allowed BY sald
court for that purpose. We DO therefore
hereby give notice that we VIII at,
at the office OF Reeves & Villas, In
The Strong building, In Burlington,
in said district, on the frst Tuesdays
Of September and February. next, at
MARTIN s. Villas.
#. G. WEBSTER,
n-at CASnmlAsiAaAAA.
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FERRISBURGH.

Miss Beruccia Avery is visiting in
Brandon Miss Leila Baker returned
Monday TO Troy y. H., after some time
with Mrs O. W, Field--F. w. Derby Of
Essex. ~ Y, is at Mrs. Il. ]. Fields
Mrs Field is faling,-Otis Ball is at
home from TeNas.-'rhc meeting Of the
Social club has been postponed one week
and will be with Mrs Bowman August
14-Mrs Edward Mllchahey and son
have returned to Providence. r. l.. after
visiting at C. 4. Chapman's for some
time.-Thr ladies' of the Congregational
church will hold their next missionary
meeting at the church Wednesday
and Mrs H. J, Carpenter were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Bur
lington over Sunday.-C;ideon Spencer Is
IN poor health Mrs. Grant Jackman and
daughter Of Sandy tt.il. ~ Y, are visit
two N'c-ley Jackman's
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ORWELL.

The Rev. W. w. Smith preached his
last sermon as supply sunday The
Rev. j. c. Williams will return from his
vacation this week.-The y. +. s. G. T.
met Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Abbott-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hemenway of Manchester are at Jay
Branch -The home department Of the
WOmans ssonary society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. r. y.
Young -Rollin Smith is at home for a
few days--Juhge Branch Is spending
this week in Brandon.-Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Sanford are at the Sanford farm,
Mr.. Sanford Is much hetter.-Mrs. G. l..
Stay Is improving. j. r. Ryan of Rut-
land has been at home for weok.-Mss
Mable fourier of Shoreham has been the
guest of Mrs Otis $, Wisscll for n
~eck.-C. l. Raymond and friend return
ed To GlenS Falls on Monday.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Horace Lague and son. Basil
have returned from "A visit with friends
In Waterbury The Ladies' Aid society
will meet With Mrs. Horace Elmer Fri
day afternoon. - st. Barnaas Guild
met with Mrs. J. A. Douglas Wednes-
day afternoon and an ice cream sale
was held at the same place in the even
ing.-Mrs. Mary Reed Bun, who has been
spending four months at Albert Board
mans. has returned to North Ferri s.
burGh.-tienry Carpenter of South Pasa-
dena. cal. and Charles Carpenter OF
North Yakima, Wash, visited at l.. r.
Boardman's last week.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. sullivan OF Boston is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. II. r. Delisle. Miss
Elsie Joy was at home from Burlingt on
over Sunday.-Donald Percval is at
Malletts bay visiting the family OF his
uncle G. A. Jackson.-Earl Motiitt and
Miss Grace Blair of Burlington spent
Sunday with Mr., Months aunt Mrs. j.
II. Stafford. Jr.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Waterman and son OF Johnson have been
visiting at c. F. Reavy's.-Mr. and Mrs.
A p, Byington were In Burlington Sat
urday.-Asa Church OF Ferrisburgh ~
visiting relatives In town.-Walter Story
of Fairfax has been stopping at J. I.
Narney's for few days.-M. A. Buzz
zell is having three weeks vacation
from his duties as clerk In r, b. W!l-
liams store.
Miss Bessie Fletcher returned Satur
In Sheldon and Stowe-Miss Ada Curtis
has been In Colchester for several days
as the guest OF her brother. L. NJ. Cur
tis.-Miss Lena Nichols, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. o. G. Grace,
has returned to ST. Adams where she Is
taking nurses course in the hospital
Miss Lnnie Curtis and Max A, Ruzzell
were married In the Baptist Church
yesterday at three o'clock Mrs. O.
G. Grace returned Tuesday from a
short visit In Essex Junction.-Mrs. h.
II. Stone and daughter OF Burlington
are guests of relatives in town,-Miss
Madge Rood has returned from Wind
ham where she has been visiting hsx,
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WESTFORD.

Miss Hall of st. Adams is the guest
of her uncle l.. c. Iall.--Miss Hen
shaw Is spending few days with
Miss Mabel Ruggles.--The Ladies' So
cial circl, met with Mrs. A. d.
Partridge Wednesday afternoon. Mi SIS
Lizzie Allen went to Lake Sunapee
y. H., saturday for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Haselton has a fig tree
about three feet high that has much
green fruit upon its branches.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Genevieve Stoddard has returned
from a two weeks visit in North Fer
risburgh.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Ger
main and Mrs. Yantz of Williston passed
Sunday at Lawrence Wellinger's.-Also
j. Peet has returned -:om a two weeks
in Grand Isle.-Dr. F. r. Stoddard and
daughters of Shelburne passed Sunday
at r. o. Stodda rd s.--Mr. and Mrs. II.
d. Graves of Ausable Forks, n. Y. are
visiting her sister. Mrs r. o. Stodiard
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Is. 40 IN PARADE.

Boston, Aug. 5.-The .rincipal event on
the program of the Knights of Pythias
convention to-day was the great para 10
OF subordinate lodges and Pythian Sis
tiers. and while not such a military spec
tacle as was presented by the Uniform
Rank In the parade yesterday numerous
floats and other features lent color TO to-
days pageant and made It more interest
ing To tho general public.
Lieut.. George f. Tragg chief marshal
OF the parade announced that about u.s.
0G were in line.
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NORTH FERRISYURGE.

The meeting Of the Ladies' Al society
was held Wednesday afternoon in
the church parlors Light refreshments
were served. Miss Tessie Bessett Is
visiting in town.-Miss Anna Allen has
gone to Pawlet where she intends to
make her home with her aunt Mrs
Frank Nelson.-The Rev. A. h, Potter
conducted service at Long Point Sun
day aNernoon.-Mr, and Mrs. Calvin
Martin spent Sunday in Burlington
with their daughter, Inez Martin
Miss Genevieve Stoddard has re-
turned to st. George after visiting
Sunday at William Ayers,-Mrs. Mary
Goss OF St. Paul. Mimi. is visiting at
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BOLTON.

Herbert Ward ndemployes are get
ting logs to his mill across the river
which were cut last winter.--Sidney
Sabins has returned from Montgomery.
Mrs. Fleury of Waterbury, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pres-
ton. returned Monday.-Mrs. Brush Of
Cambridge has been stopping with her
son. c. $. Brush, the past week.-Mrs..
c. F. Sabins shipped 81 chickens to Mt
Vernon y. Y, last week-The Rev. w.
r.. Stewart. state missionary, held
services at the school house Sunday
and organized a Sunday school class
Mr.. Stewart will be back sunday and
hold services.
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HARDWICK.

Mrs. Charles n. Rawson and son Of
CIIftondalr. Mass, have been visiting Al
y Titus's.-Charles Brown, who has
been spending weeks vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Minnie Brown. has re-
,nrned to Boston.-Lewis Dodds and
mother Of Buffalo. n. Y, are VISITING
friends here. The Rev. Il. r. Newell OF
tho Methodist Church preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning IN eA
change with the Rev. J. II. DICKSON
Mrs. Frank Taylor went To boston SaA-
urday and Mrs. william Iayior went 10
Woodstock to spend few days win her
husband Judge Taylor-Tre Rev L. A.
Wilson spent few days on MI Mans
field the past week.
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LINCOLN.

CLAYTON Grant Is improving SLOWLY
George Keltou is still In poor health
Mrs. Nellie Narney of Warren Is at
Arthur Narnev Walter Hamilton got
Its hand badly cut on a saw in the mill
81 week Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cove of
Stockhridgc visited at Adds Jackman'.
tie first Of the week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gleason Of Woodsvlle and Edison
Steadman If Bristol were at c. X. Bick
.rtls over sunday
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3RIDPORT.

The Rev. and Mrs. Lamb sailed Sat
urday for England. Townsend
is at the hospital in Burlington. Leon
Swinton has entered the employ of Shell
don Cook of Shoreham. Rev. Mr.. Curtin
is the new pastor at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. IF. Il. Pratt did not i'm
prove on Grand View ana is planning 20
60 to Pittsford.-Miss Harriette Wheeler
is spending her vacation with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs w. L. Wheeler-Mrs,
J. b. Bishop of Orwell recently visited
her brother, $. f. Crossman.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. l.. r. Beebee and daughter of
Minnesota. have visited at Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Morse's.-Dr. Green is spcndin :
the month of August with his family. -
j. &. Salima spent Sunday and Men
day at S. n. Tlley's .-Nclson Tebo.
was operated on at the Fanny Allen
hospital Monday for assesses and is do
ing nicelN-
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GRANVILLE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. d.
N Rice Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. II, c.
Hubbard have gone to Ma ssena. y. y
to visit their son. Ernest.-Mrs. +. G.
Maynard and daughter. Miss Rose May
nard, are the guests of Mrs. Frank Ford.
Miss Annie Wilson Is working for Mrs.
II. O. Bean.-E. r. Briggs has bought n
place in Randolph and will soon move
his family there.-Mrs Herman Ford Is
visiting relatives in West Glover--D. D.
Hemenway is slowly gaining.
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SHELBURNE.


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HrNEsBURGH.

Mrs. A. j.. Warren of Maynard. Mass,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tobey
Mrs. George Brasier and children of
Albany, y. y. are visiting in town.
Miss Corncia Mcclellan of Essex juno
ton is spending two weeks with her
mothcr.-Miss Esther and Clarence
Barker of Elzabcthtown, ~ Y, are
guests of their cousin. Grant BARKER
Miss Marjory Cassidy is visiting in Bur
lington.-rhe Mission Circle OF the Bap-
fist Church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Roger Lyman Miss Ruth
st. peters Of Burlington is spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dimick..
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Place and daughter
of Condo. S. b.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Place.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Goodroe and son. Pearl, are occupying the
Patrick cottage at Lake lroquois.-Mss
Of her cousin. Mrs. Garlic McFee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Remington of
Fitchburg, Mass, are visiting at NJ +.
Remingtons. DIR. G. j. Russell and fam
lily Of Burlington were there over Sun
day.-tlenrV Carpenter Of Pasadena. cal.
and Charles Carpenter of Yakima,
Wash. visited al J. n. Aliens last week.
Miss Barker Of New York State is the
guest of her cousin, Josiah Barker.-Mrs.
G. u. Boynton spent few days In Bur
lington last weck-A l.. Walker Of
Burlington was at j. II. Aliens Sunday.
The condition Of Rufus Patrick is
somewhat improved He was removed
to his home Frday.-The fall term Of
the public schools will begin September
s with the following teachers: No. |,
Miss May l.. Murray No. 5. Anna B.
Patrick; No. ). b, Bessie II. Weed: No
S. Anne p Shilvock; No. !, Belle J. Cog
ans; No. s, Nellie X. Bissonett; No. O.
Nell NJ. Noonan; No. 10. Blanche A.
Small; No. "A. high school. Jessie Wheel
err; No. "A, grammar. VI. Isabel Hall
Miss Claire Hull, Miss May Murray and
Marcus Hull will go with "A party of
friends from Shelburne to Long Point
where they will spend week in camp
Mrs. Rebecca Ray will chaperone them
Miss Gladys Wilder returned to Bur
iing,on Tuesday after several weeks with
her grandmother. Mrs. Harris.-Mrs
William Sanctuary Is visiting her brother
In Westford
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs Archie Ferguson and
son OF Burlington were guests of her
Mrs Catherine Beano of Lincoln Is
visiting her son. r. II Beane, and
daughter, Mrs, V. r. Sargent'--Mr.
and Mrs William Minor are visiting
her sister, Mrs. james cass, at Ran
doiph'-Mrs, Clara Norton Is at home
from burlington for months vaca-
tion''-Mrs M f.. Brewster is visiting
her parents at johnson.
samuel keeIer Of Ease, visited his sis
ter Mrs Cassandria Ellis the first Of
the week.-Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Liberty
and daughter, Dolly. nave returned from
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WINOOSKI.

Mrs. Charles Robarge died Friday
morning at two o'clock after an illness
of eight days She was born in Canada
Sc years ago and is survived by hus-
band. The funeral was held from St
Francis Xavier Church Saturday morning
at eight o'clock
The high and graded schools will be-
gin the fall term on september s. The
following teachers have been enga ged :
Principal, q. Stackpole; assistant. Miss
Maude Mulueen; grammar department.
Mrs a. NJ. N4onergah; second intermedi-
ate. Miss Margaret Conlin, first interme-
date, Miss Lotte Parkhurst, second rri-
mary, Miss Anna S. Welch; first pri-
mary. Miss Fstelle NJ Packard; Mal!etts
Bay avenue school. primary Miss Sadie
GearV, intermediate, Miss Kate Turner.
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ONE CENT
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 $50 to 200 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glove of New York have
been visiting X. II. Smith and family -
The Ladies' Aid met at Miss Gene
We've Winterbotham's Wednesday after
noon.-The library association netted
over $l0O at their sale and entertainment.
The selectmen have posted the check
list for September election.-The apple
crop will not large. but the fruit prom
Uses to be fair in qualty.-The long
continued dry weather is disastrous to
the early potato crop. The tops are dy-
ing and there Is a small yield of pota-
toes Small grains are being harvested
with fair quality.
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COLCHESTER.

Clark Wright and family went to Shell
burne Friday.-Mr. Washburn is build
ing fine barn on his farm near Col
chester depot.-The Rev. Frederick
Emerson son and grandson OF Jericho
were at Mallets bay Mondny.-Miss
Helen Shaw went home Saturday with
Miss Eva Walston. who has been her
guest for few days,-Miss Stella Hine
of Burlington has been visiting here the
past Week.-Mrs. Dorothy Wright return
ed Thursday from a weeks visit with
her cousin. Marion Wright. In Burling-
ton-Mr. and Mrs W. F. Hobbs have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. He'd
dinRs OF Ellenhurgh, \. Y. the past
week.. J. Jacobs Of Rraintree has
taken the place OF Joslyn Smith at Col
chester station. Mr.. Smith has gone to
his home In Braintree.--Mrs. Wederman
of Brooklyn. y. Y, is the guest of Mrs.
Vernon Collins.-Mss Marjorie Post and
Miss Florence Phelps of Essex Junction
visited Mrs. G. +. Mead Saturday,-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Sager of Colchester
and Mrs. George Kempton and son. How
ard of Glens Falls. y. Y, visited at l..
NJ. Mead's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Parker. son and
grandson of Shelburne visited at Josiah
Carey's Tuesday Lena Carey and
her brother, Clayton. went Wednesday
morning to Bristol to visit their aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Pollard. --Lottie and Mark
Sybley OF Barre are visiting Caroline and
Herbert Scverance.-The Woodmen will
| hold an ice cream social on tho park
Saturday evening. Tie band will furnish
music.
The Rev. and Mrs ]. Y Buzzell and
daughter, Pansy were in Jericho We'd
nesday to attend the Buzzell-Curtis we'd
ding.-Mrs Hays of Burlington is visit
ing relatives here.-The Woodmen have
postponed their entertainment, announced
for this week, indefinitely. Mrs. F. l..
Parmalee is quite ill.-Ncrnon Collins
caught pickerei at Maletts bay We'd
nesday that weighed seven pounds,-Mrs.
W. a, Cleveland, daughter and children,
returned from Sand Bar bridge Wednes-
day, where they have been campins.-Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Smith and baby of
west Milton were at his fathers #. +.
smith Wednesday Gladys Smith
is Whiting relatives in Vest Nation,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Norman Stockwell is entertain
ing relatives this week.-Mrs.. Luke
Alger Is improving in health.-Mrs.
Thomas of Brattleboro Is visiting her
sister Mrs. Chester Cutler-Miss Luz
lu Goodrich of Williston passed Sunday
with Mrs. Norman StockWell
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HUNTINGTON.

w. NJ Johnson was taken seriously
Ill Friday and was removed 10 the
home OF his son, +. w. Johnson, where
lie is Observation-Disclosures Carpenter OF
Yakinaw wash and Henry Carpenter
of Pasadena. Cal, with j. II. Allen IF
Hinesbursh called on j. II, Norton
Thursday and visited at W. A. Carpen-
ters.--Mrs. G. NJ. Norton will entertain
the Kings Daughters at their next
meeting.
Miss Winnie Holbrook is spending a
two weeks vacation with her parents -
MIR and Mrs. Jesse Young and sons are
in Duxbury for 4 week.-The missionary
society vii. meet with Jessie Norton
this afternoon.--Mr c. J, and j,
II. Norton spent Sunday at \. A. Car
penter's.-E. A. Fuller and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ira Smith In Monkton.
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HANCOCK.

\ son. john Campbell Eaton, was born
20 Nj and Mrs. Carl Eaton July So
Miss Alice Malov of Boston is stopping
II; J. H. Church's for two weeks.--Her-
bert Church is at Barnard Lake for q
week or ten day vs.
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STARKSBORO.

Anyone having in their possession any
books belonging to the Free Baptist 5.
s. library will please return the same 10
Miss Juliaette Hill before August 10.
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ESTATE or GEORGE G. BUXTON
BlRI.IGGTON.

We, the subscribers, having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of George
G. Buxton. late OF Burlington. In said
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited In offset there
TO- and six months from the day of
the date hereof being allowed by said
court Tor that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we VIII
attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the office Of G. 8. Palmer, in
the Court House, In Burlington, in
gust and January, next, at 10 o'clock
a. m, on each OF said days.
Dated this 24th day Of July, 1908.
S NJ, ATHERTON.
FREEMAN WOODS,
Swat Commissioners
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Mrs. Allen of East Charlotte and
Bertha Hewey Of Milton Poll
Big Votes.
ONE new LEADER TO-DAY
Mrs. Tinker Of Worthwhile Again Heads
Group Thrce-Jcnnie Milford Of
Winooski Now Third In Total
Number of Votes Received
The Standing.

East Charlotte and Milton are to-
day the stars in the Free Press vot-
ing contest
Mrs. Anna $ Allen of East Char
lotte polled yesterday more than TO-
900 votes and is pushing Bertha Hew-
ey of Milton hard for first place in
Group Four. Miss Howey herself re-
ceivcd over $4,000 votes yesterday, and
now ranks as the contestant with the
largest number of votes, with Mrs.
Allen second and Jennie Milford of
Winooski third.
one new leader, Mrs. Maria Tinker
of Morrisville in Group Three, made
her appearance yesterday. The fight
between this contestant and Eula
Douglas OF Essex Junction, with that
between the Misses Hewey and Mil
ford and Mrs. Allen for highest place
of all, are the two biggest features
Of the contest at present.
But a squirt. and hard one. by any
of those dark horses lurking in the
shadows Of the lower half of each
group, may smash the hopes of even
the highest.
It's up to every contestant not to
let the ants crawl under their feet.
The standing:
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NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands Of readers in many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell
or what YOU wish to buy Adver-
tisc in the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
23,wtf
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Your c h, ; Hon

10-roOm house, slate roof. solid
brick walls, built to stand ono built
quick affair." fine cellar good sized
lot. Also an extra lot II wanted, only
one door above College street Price
reasonable ana terms easy to n thrift
~, reliable party
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WANTED.

Girl. competent to do good plain cook
ing wanted. Mrs w. r.. Howe. Cedar
Beach. Vt 1SSd& " II
FARM wanted on shares or rent. Frank
Japan, II. +. u. /, Cambridge, Vt,
1864 wit
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
nelp or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this paper are sold every issue and
your Advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. OWL