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pi.rcca 'h.m.elvrs iluc'lth win nnuy
sorrows | Tm ito
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understood. il must No said. t,,at
We hatn before lis t:ic g,',a,cst
enemy; adoptod 80 the human
family. Ana yet ,horc il hut
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of This will bc found III tGan. -
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cd a field Jnd 4 cave for the
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says, Is the root Of all evil. There
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question >cckS an answer WY
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root Of aI, evil. And morIer to
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hay" to- hrn> until We lind the
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= connecting lin': vita H." san,
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, who had been u,IHG i b"tny
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tlri> >crjp,3ru
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and Ahtnh.m w.isrtd To r'hIun he
! SILVER, wtrirh he hn,, n,,n.I in tie
au,.lcIru 80 ~" ,,.' u. lielG, 'ptlr Eun
drc! shcke!s uf silver, cu:gcn, money
with ,lr morchan.. Cen ?3--If
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chants. Then yOu scc that this
money WAS allont among IT,"
merck MS. And you Ilay ak
who was those merchants: And
where did they originate fror.:
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make a visit to the propli2si@s of
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ton: and also &c" to the lornda
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| thno hcGr, is ,ii,ed up, ana ,hnu hae'
! ead am god sit in the sea' Of God
IN the mia.' NJ The S AZ, yc' 'hor TT a
III ~, and not God, n ugh ihnu set thine
! nrar, "a. tac heat OF God
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Why Do we seek fer Monev?
Is Money a Medium?

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
CHARLOTTE.

Or. Thomas c. Hill of Boston was in
town Sunday, called here by the critical
illness OF his father, T. c. Iill.-Mr
and Mrs. W. II. Mcneil returned Thurs
day from Massachusetts where they at
tended the wedding of their son.--The
next meeting OF the Grange will be in
the Vcstry. Monday evening, the 24th
At 7:3o =. M-Thcrc will be a meeting
Of the state board Of agriculture in
library hail Tuesday afternoon and even
ing.-Nr and Mrs George Skiff have an
infant son,
Kate Beach has finished her course
at Albany business College and is at
home for a few days.-Icc cutting has
been abou, nnishod-1'hc young ladies Of
Shelburnc will present the "Spnsters'
Convention" in the hall Saturday even
ing.--The annual church dinner will he
given at noon Thursday instead Of Fri
day, followed by papers aud addresses
Miss Glare Beach was 1T home Sunday
from SaXtons River The oyster sup
per in .he hall Friday evening was well
attended. 1t was followed by dancing and
whist
Tho board Of agriculture held an In
tcrosting and well attended meeting in
library hail Tuesday afternoon and
evening. under the management Of
Fred l.. Davis. secretary Of the board.
Curtis Mcclure has moved into the
Alexander tcnement.--Edwar McC;ow-
an while chnppinS wood caught ten
flying walter Coleman will
move into Mrs. IT, n. Aloxandor's tcnc-
mcnt-Irwin Tucker is moving into
George a. Foote's tenement.
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RICHMOND.

Tho funeral OF Mary, oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs A. Rail-. who died
Thursday of pneumonia was held at the
Church of our Lady of the Holy Ros-
airy Saturday morning ut nine O'Clock,
tho Rev. +. McGarry officiating. Tho
bearers were W j. Kennedy, James
Murphy Edward Gcro. T.. Stone. Harry
Berry and intcrment was made in the
new cemetery Miss Mary Purtel passed
Sunday I'm Nontpelicr-Nrs. Sails Of
burlington was the guest Of Mrs. Annie
O'Bricn SundaY.-Miss Millicent Murphy
has returned from Montpelier whore she
visited her sister, Mrs. james Barrett
Jack Jones OF Huntington spent sunday
with his parents. MIR. and Mrs. r.. T..
Joncs,-Mr and Mrs. H. S. Conant OF
burlington visited here Sunday.
Mrs Mac Austin Of Williston was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. s. Derrick.
Tuesday .--Postoflice Inspector Sawy,t
Inspected tn, rural frcc delivery route.
Monday and. Tuesday Miss Miliccnt
Murphy visited In Burlington Tuesday
Deputy Patron House of Willamstown
who visited Friendship Chapter Of East
ern stars Tuesday evening, was tho
gucet OF IT," Ecv. Frances Kimball while
in town The G. y. W. r. \. gave a
whis, party I'm Forcstors HAN last even
ing. Mrs = G. Davis, who has been
visiting i'm Cambridge, returned homo
Tuesday. Mrs. T.. \. George is visiting
in Randolph.- Bulcy has rccov-
cred from an attack Of the grip.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

David Demag is suffering from an
injury to his right eye received few
days ago while at work at the Iar1n
OF Frank Allen in Wcstford. He was
struck by sharp twig which cut
through the lower lid and slightly
scratched the eye ball The wound Is
serious on" but 1t Is thought that
his sight will not be impaired.
William Il. Johnson and son of the
Lake Champlain creamery paid sl32 for
standard milk and sl.34 for cream for the
month of January
Homer e. Wright has sold his
span of black horses to New York
city parties. 1t is reported that the
price was $3.50
j. Il Hunt has sold his chestnut
driving horse to New York city
parties for $500.
The j. V. Hunt real estate agency
has sold for d. j. Williams Of I;sscX
Center the hotel there to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ennis OF that place
consideration $1,000
The j. T.. Hunt real estate agency
has sold tho cx-Gov. Woodbury. farm
of 500 acres in Wolcott to G. T.. Cove
Of burlington.
George Il. Wiley has sold his farm
in Williston TO Alvin Blair of Barre
consideration. $4,000
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ing the winter with her son, william
Mayvillc.--T'he odd Fellows are to have
1t dance ut their han Friday evening"
Miss Minnie Schohed, the nurse, who
has been caring for Arthur Phelps re-
turned to st. Adams Monday -Gtorge
Clifford has moved to the tenement
house Of Icb Wagner and will work for
him this season.
Hcinan A. Allen died very suddenly al
his home on the East road Tuesday aft
crnoon. He had been in his usual hcaltF
but was seized with a severe pain in the
pit OF his stomach whilo milking. IIs
went TO the house but grew worse and
died soon after the doctor reached him,
Mr.. Allen had resided here since he
was n young man ana was n much re-
spcctcd citizen. He is survived by A
wife son and daughter. For several
years he ran creamery near tho vii
lagc. Tho funeral will be- held ut his
latc home to-day st $50 D MRS
Sarah Joslyn is visiting her sister, Mrs
II. +. Jackson, in Wcstrord.-C. J Fer
G,ison gave very interesting temper
ance lecture at the opera house Tuesday
ovcnine.-Tho e. o. r. hold a banquet in
the vcstry Of st. AIMS Church Tuesday
evening Mr. and Mrs. e. W. Mncklei
and son attended the wedding of hcr
| cousin Miss Carrie Kim0aIl a. Wexford
| Wednesday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Continucd from First PnEe)
sHOREHAM

Mrs q. X Collins went Saturday to
visit her parents in Springfcld.-Tho
young people will repeat tho drama.
"'rhe Flower of the Family" followed
by Il farce, AN Interrupted Proposal" in
academy hall this evening at eight
O'Clock. A. T.. Nottingham hurt his knee
last week and was confined to the house
for u few days.
The rev. Charles Wattce has accepted
the call extended to him by the Congrc-
Fational church and will begin his work
here March 10. *. Collins is visiting
his parents i'm Fcrrshurgh.-Th ladies
of the Benevolent society will servo
lunch in the ladies' rooms town meeting
daN-U II. johnson Of New York city
passed Sunday at G. y. Nor,hs--Mr.
and Mrs FISHER, who have been guests
OF Mrs. Sally Smith, have returned to
Gloucester. Masa-'Thc funeral of Paul
Lafranci- was held at St Gencvicvc
Church SATURDAY An entertainment will
be given i'm academy hall tonight by
the young people of the Grange.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

the Congregational Church Monday. In
the morning the minister's gave five
minute talks on sermons preached the
day before and In the afternoon an ad-
dress was given by the Rev. l.. A.
Wilson on What the Church May
Learn from the Labor Union" and a
general discussion followed. Tho Rev.
Mr. Currer Of Cabot spoke on THE
Pastor and the Sunday School; the
Rev ]. H. Dickson on Adult Bible
study" '"rhc Problem of Teachers" was
the subject given Arthur q. Titus,
Mrs. II. X. browne spoke on Tho
Problem of the Pupils ana Miss Wake
field on Modern Sunday School
Methods. The ladies gave n dance
at s. of V. hall last evening for the
benefit of the John $. Holden Memorial
hospital.-An enjoyable reception was
given Saturday evening, the 18th ami
vcrsary Of the organization Of Ellsworth
Post, G. A. R.--Mss Almira Noble Is
confined to the house by illnt S.--Thc
Fortnightly Culture club will entertain
the Reciprocity club at dinner this
cveninc.--The Rev NIr. Forsythc Of
Midicbury had charge of the Episcopal
service Sunday.
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MILTON.

rho grad q schools had Interesting OK
oriScs Friday Afternoon COMMUNICATING
W1shugtou's birthday. sunday morning
al tie CONGREGATIONAL Church there WAS
Washington service with exercises and
singing by IN" children and sermon uN
the pastor. Mortimer Reynolds aud Mis-
Anna NJ. DSSood were married at the
Methodist parsonage Thursday by the
Rev. NJ. II. Ryan.-ilomer Suel-
don of MONTGOMERY and Miss Hattie
sheldon Of Milton were married At tlv
residence OF Herbert sheldon 10y the
Rev. NJ. II. Ryan l'rday.-James
Kennedy is moving to rooms at the
Glcnwood House. -OrVil;c Jackson Of
Westford was the guests of his aunt
Mrs. Joslyn, over Sunday.-Guy Harris
has moved to Burlngton.-John Young
is moving TO the placr he recently
bought at Malletts bay.-Mr and Mrs,
Guy Barker of St. Adams We're the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. II. H. Bccman
last wcek.-Henry Patterson of s. Al
bans passed Sunday at homo Miss
Margaret Demo of Burlington is visit
ing her father, Lew Demo.
Erwin Weston died Monday afternoon.
The remains will be taken TO Watsrville
this morning, whore the funeral
will he held and internent r1ade.-Mr
Ellen Mayville returned from Atlanta
Ca. Monday. where she has been spend
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JERICHO.

n. IT. Dav has conn to postor pc-
fore his return no u,ilI ,.isit l., Nashua
~ H--Arthur McI,aurhIin v,ae at homo
from South HurItryton ovcr SUNDAY
Tho u. Y. =. l.. will hold a "lcmon So
cial', at the home of Mr.. and Mr.. c. G.
Buxton this ovcning.-.Nrs II. w.
Packard has returned from Denver,
colo. where shc has bcen since Octo-
hcr.-Mrs. Il. G. Brown is visiting her
DAUGHTER. Mrs. Nay. in Burlington.--
Archie Casey is thrcatncd with pncu-
monia.-Raymond, the young son Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. w Buxton. is i'll with
bronchitis.--Nlr and Mrs. Arthur Ny
ottc of Burlington were guests OF his
father stephen Mycttc. over sunday
Mrs. clara Lyman Of t-ndcrhll is visit
ing her brother Ll f. Wilbur--Lovcll
Pcrrigo Of Shclburnc is visiting in
| town.--Mrs. Ncttic Johnson OF EssoT
| junction who has been caring for
Frank Barrow, who has been iii with
| pneumonia has ronc to Jericho Confer
to care for Mrs. -. y. Blcknell who is
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald l;aglcy gave n
whist party 10 about 30 friends Saturday
evening. The first prize was won by Mrs.
Kate Sargent and the second prize by
Mrs. May Hallock-Anos Small moved
to Burlington F'rday.-Ralph Gorton has
returned from Swanton and will assist
his father on the farm the coming year.
Mrs. Levi Taft is ill.--Ralph Sweet of
Lincoln visited his aunt, Mrs. " Il
Sargent, over Sunday.-D. +. Grange
has returned from Maine.-Mrs. Clara
Norton Of Burlington visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs q. ". brewster, the first
OF tho week.
y surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T.. Gnlett Tuesday evening
Mrs. Georgia Pierce and Bertha Brac,
visited Mrs. Pierccs sister, Mrs. clara
Norton. in Huriinaton the first Of th-
weck-The Willing Workers viii meet
with Mrs Jerusha Taft March 4-Abou'
70 gathered ut the home Of Mr. and Ms
Henry Brewster Friday evening anc
gave them q surprise party.-lierh
Tart Of South Starksboro is visiting hi,
sister Mrs. Frank Brewster. and othc'
relatives William Chaplin Of Essex was
al j. l.. Andrcws'S the first # tho week
Angus Tomlinson finished work for
George Bartlett and returned to Boltor
Tuesday. Clarence f,lodEott OF EOltor
has taken his place.-Mr and Mrs y. L
Hanks visited w. f.. Hanks in BristO
over Sunday.-Mary J Fielder, wife OF
Samuel Wright. died al her home II
Hanksvillc Tuesday night OF dropsy She
leaves a husband. five children and seV-
eral brothers and sisters. Tho funeraI
will be held Saturday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ W. lnsialc and Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Il. Forbes We're in BurlinS-
ton Tuesday. Air. liiusdale is one Of tho
jurors at the T. :. court.-Alson Pcet
was in Shelburnc Sunday. the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Palmer.-Mr. and
Mrs. George tltcy OF Wiuooski We're At
II. IT, Tilley's Sunday.-1Awrence Wei
lingcr and benjamin Forbes were in Bur
lington SaturdaN.-Frrd Davis and fam
lily passed Saturday and Sund"T at Mr..
Hart'S in Iinosburgh. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
H. Tiloy were n Willston village Sat
urday, WHORE the four Tillcy brothers
celebrated the birthday OF Sidney y. at
the latter's home The Rev. T.. :. Green
leaf Of Hinesburgh has been engaged by
Cummings Post, q. \. r.. To deliver the
address Memorial day The Rev. Mr.
McCahe Of iiincshurEh called on friends
here Monday afternoon.
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WHITING.

Mrs. V. g. Kelsey went 10 Poultnoy
Monday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Boomer. mother of nor first husband
Mrs. Baker of Brandon is the guest OF
Mrs. D. J. Brown.-Mrs. G. r. Brown IS
visiting sin Burlington.-M Miss Elm
ketcham visited in Brandon Tuesday,
Miss Jessie Collins is in Watertown,
Mass Miss lhifh stevens of Brandon
was the guest ot her sister Mrs Waite,
over SUNDAY. The Ladies' Aid of thu
Congre eational Church will meet with
Mrs. Kate Kctcham Thursday .--Mis-
Dora Hitchcock was ia Middobury Tues
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UNDERF1LL.

T.. H. Day Of New York is in town for
q fow days.-Mrs Bert Como and
daughter. Gladys of Grand Isle and Mrs
William Como OF North Undcrhili visit
81 in town MondaY.-Mrs. clara Lyman
is visiting h brother l.. +. Wilbur. in
Jericho.-Eodney Parker and family Will
move into Mrs. Hiram FuilerS house at
the upper end Of the village March l.
i Joint meeting Of the Ladies Social
union and the Homeland circle will ne
hcld N the Cor+rc Eational Church parlors
thursday afternoon. Tho Ladies Social
union will elect officers at this meeting
Tie work in hand is he furnishing % the
memorial room. Tea Will he served from
I'VE - SIX -.c.l,lt.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The pupils in district No. T.. Mrs. An
ma $ Allen teacher. who had no absent
or tIrdy marks and who had the most
perfect lessons were Viola 1,arrow.
Helen Rule. Niles Powell, Delno Estey,
Guy Briggs, Carlotta Kellogg, Ruth
Drrtt Daniel Stebbins. Honorable men
ton is made of William Graham. Stella
Thomas and Doris Briggs. Every pupil
received present or q prize of silver
fork with initial Thc pupils presented
thcir teacher with several silver dol
lars.
Miss Mary f. Brett and Henry WALL
both Of burlington. were married Tue
day morning ut the Catholic church a
East Charlottc.-The condition Of Miss
clara Harris who has been III for four
weeks, is somewhat improved Michael
BRADLEY OF Springfield Mass. was called
here last wcol; by the serious condition
of his father. Michael bradley. who has
been i'll for several weeks At the homo
of his daughter, Mrs. George Tiart-Mrs.
Andrew Thomas Of Monktou IS visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Avery llar-
ris.-Mrs William T. llartis IS visiting
relatives in Brattlcboro and Shushan y.
Y.-Miss Katherine Hcwctt las closed
her house Toy the Nrrscut and gone to
live with Mt ana Mrs Edwin Priudlo.-
Mr. and Mrs Edward NiWnaN of West
ford. who have boon VISITING relatives
in town, returned Nou'c Saod5y after
noon-R. L. baldwin oC rrru".ton was
tho guest 81 lis sister. Mrs. George llnH-
ard. SUNDAY Tho frnrrs. g. Frarcis
EissoNottc, who dird Thursday in Hines
bu'ch, was hrlI SUNDAY wrrntnG nj the
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WILLISTON.

Tho Rev r. NJ. Kent T. - johnson
and Mrs George Merrill ara iu-Seyerai
went from here to the funeral of Adelhert
Barber Saturday. was party q,
Mrs George Bombard's Saturday night
in honor OF Miss Heels 18th birthday
Miss Helen Clark went Friday to Poult.
ney tn remain over Sunday with her sis.
ter, Philena-Miss Sylvia Warren IS Wis.
tinG in Burlington.-ln the upper grade
OF school. which closed Friday, Miss Ella
G. Pine, teacher, the following pupils had
20 absent marks: Bertha lombard, Ruth
Bombard. Josephine lombard Katie " e
Mahon. Lucy Merrill, Rama Hattcu, Irrue
Woodruff, Jason Clark Park Pattcu
Thomas Woodruff, William Woodruff.
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MILTON RORO.

Thermometers registered II degrees be-
low zero hcrc Sunday morning wenty-
fNe dollars was the highest price paid
for cows ut the auction Thursday instead
Of Sl2J. Mortimer Reynolds and Miss Anna
C4good, daughter Of Mrs. Lucia osgood,
were married by the Rev. NJ. II. Ryan
at tho parsonage Mt Milton Thursday
afternoon. After the ceremony they left
for Essex returning to the Boro Fri
day night. After March 1 they will be at
home to their friends at Georgia Plains,
,yhcrf, t,e aY, "a bppiu bollsCE coming.
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COLCHESTER,

MI ana Mrs. George w. bedel were
invited FEBRUARY Is to spend the day
AZ the nome of their ncir., Mrs II. \.
'elIey in honor OF their 5oth anniver-
sary OF thoir marriage. About 200 y
m several relatives who had previous
ly been invited. gave the aged couple
complete surprise supper was served
at five o'clock after which they re-
coiVed gifts Including sum Of money
l"'''rs were read from relatives un-
able to be present MIR. Rcdcll was 30
years OLD February 16, and his wife
was 76 last September. They are both
in fairly good health.
Arthur Hines and family have moved
10 burlington and Mrs. Vernon
newton are the parents of a son born
fepros1y ss-Bessie Wolcott spelled the
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ST. ALBANS.

The spring term of Franklin county
court will open in this city Tuesday.
March 10. The jury cases, numbering
"a. are: walker vs.. Press; +. j. smith
vs.. standard Creamery company; Bow
ker Fertilizer CO. VS.. Nj. l., Aseltine;
Julia Reynolds ct ais, VS.. Julius Bar
rctte; Benoit VI. Town of Enosburgh;
Lewis VS.. Burt; Elmer Johnson, eNecu-
tor of Royce A. Smith estate VS.. Will
liam Abells; w, Craigc MclNlister VS..
w. II. McAllisters estate: Charles IL
Hale VS.. Myron n. Buck; J. w, Beatty
Tvs. Guy Goodridge; T. H. Morgan va
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

school down at the spelling school Fri
day and captured the prize b +. Gale
won the first prize In Il general match
later in the evening with Mrs. Hoxsie a
close second The Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Cleveland Saturday aft
ernoon.--Mrs. Jennie Wright fell and
broke her wrist and injured her back Sc
riously.-Miss Edith Bigelow of West
ford Is visiting her grandparents here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
HANCOCK.

Lcwollvn Pcrry mad the misfortune to
rip open one of his fingers on a saw last
week. Miss Abbie Eaton visited In
Rochester a frw days last week-unrry
Hubbard Of Granville is at work in Rob-
inson's mill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Smith, mother of NJ w. Smith,
is in very feeble health William O'Dan-
iels has moved into Alex McNaly's tene-
ment house,-A bee was held Tuesday to
draw hay from the Jackson place for f.
l.. Blake.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27

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