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pneumonia One OF his children Is very
low with the same diseasc.--Miss Mat
thews of Westford Is visiting at X J.
Iawrence's.-Mr. Estey and family OF
Lincoln have moved to the Rafferty, farm
which Mr. Estey has taken for a year
Mrs Celestia Idvcrmore OF New Haven.
Conn, Is visiting relatives here.-The
Rev. Mr.. tIafer prea chcd a very inter-
ostinE sermon at the Baptist Church
eunday morning. there being no service
a. tho other two churches.--The Rev. Mr..
Snyder Is expected here this week to
commence his pastorate at the Method
ist Church..-Mr and Mrs. +. w. Perry
os burlington were guests Of Miss Mary
Wilson Sunday.-Miss Claire Hull, who
has studied music in Washington. ID. c.,
the past three months will return this
week
Tho anrual installation of the officers
.f =, Plotte Chnpter, No. ca, .. r. g..
vas held In the town hall Friday even
ing and was public. The installing officer
vas Grand patronDr. F. II. Stoddard or
choIbugnc assisted by Mrs. Martha Stod-
dard. The officers follow: Worthy ma
iron, Mrs. Myra Taft Degree; worthy
patron. Clinton j. Smith; associate ma
tr6r, Mrs. Emma TIinsdale; secretary.
Miss Anna T.. Patrick; treasurer. Mrs
Nc,lc Patrick; conductress Mrs. Kate
Hull; associate conductress, Miss Mary
l.. Wright; warder, Mrs. Minerva Whit
ton: chaplain. Mrs. Laura fiinsdale
marshal. Mrs Marie +. Smith: sentinel
NJ T. Brothers: Adah. Mrs. Ina Hins-
dale; Ruth, Mrs. lizzie Briggs; Esther
Mrs. Bertha Moore Martha. Mrs. Maud
/ 1.Lcia. Flecta, Miss Ethel Skff; organist
MISC Ellen e Hull
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ORWELL.

The funeral Of Mrs. Il. l., stevens. who
died at the Bardwell in Rutland Friday
night from cancer, was largely attended
at the Congregational Church Monday
Mt 200 p. m, the Rev. j. G. Williams
oilcatng.-David Ryan and his brother.
John. Of Nergennes. have purchased the
hardware business of Robert Henderson.
The Fortnishtly club has elected the
following officers: President, Mrs c. Il.
Stay: vice-presdent Mrs O. S. Wisell;
secretary, Miss Esther Bush: assistant
secretary Miss L. II. Branch: treasurer,
Mrs A. j. ITough.-On complaint or
Harry T.. Crossman. d. Ash of Benson
was brought before Justice II. d. Branch
saturday. charged with assault. He
pleaded guilty, was fined with costs
sal. which he paid. j. II. Thomas, town
grand Juror. prosecuted.
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JERICHO.

There will be no preaching services AT
the CONGREGATIONAL hurch the irst TWO
sundays in May as the Rev. G. Az
wood is taking his annual vacation
Sunday school and evening services Will
be held as usual. dennis f. Rood is ser
iousIy i'll with pcritonitis. -Mrs. William
Morell. son and Two daughters OF Long
Island are visiting her brother Harlan
L. HAN. Their parents, MI. ana Mrs'
Henry Hall Of Burlington, were IN town
over SurdaY-Mrs Thomas J. Nash mas
returned from few days visit IN BUR
Uneton.-NIr and Mrs. Marshall Bushey'
who have been living with her granu-
mother Mrs. Bridget McGee' Tor ie"
months. will soon so 10 waterbury
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson were a'
their residence in town over SUNDAY
Miss sarah Stafford, who has been VISIT
ing relatives in St. Adams and Swahton
for a few weeks. was called home sat
urdav by the illness of her mother MIS-
j. H. Stafford Sr-&lbert Schiilham"er
recently found n L. 3. cent date leu- III
tine gully in his fathers farm-ihs
music mt the Congregational Church
| during the month of May Will be IN
| charge of Ira G. Morsc.-T j. MORTON
/ tbr uhotographcr who has been occupy
+ ing "A part ST Joseph Waltons mouse
during the winter, will move into tine hai
Io,sc near John TarboX's May Miss
Nadgo Hood was at home from Burning
ton over sunday,
Joshua Whitcomh. who resided at thf
Whitcomh farm with his son, W'llian
H. Whitcomb died Tuesday Afternoon
in his DIST year after but few day.
Illness Mr.. Whitcomb had been remark
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W1LLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Crawford of
South Hero. formerly of Williston. are
the parents of daughter Helen Tai
colt born April 21.--New desks and
chairs are being placed in the upper
grammar SCHOOLGIRLS. NJ Hewett Is
seriously ill.-.James Burke continues
very low.-Horatio Curtis Is recover
ing from severe attack OF measles.
Miss Cleo Goodrich Is taking the
training course for nurses az the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Miss Georgia Good
rich Is spending a few days in Middle
bury.-Mr. and Mrs. George Irish we're
In burlington Saturday. - Samuel
Brownell OF Essex Junction. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Whitney
and son. Edmund and c. Brown
ell! called at ". F. Whitney's Sunday.
Mrs Lewis Christmas returned Sun
day after weeks stay in Pittsford.-
Jairus Metcalf Is continuing his land :
scape gardening at the rear OF his
home-Choir rehearsals will be held
ct the home OF Mrs. r. ". Clark. Fri
day evenings for the ensuing year.
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RICHMOND

l.. VI. Frechorc of Huriin@tcn was in
town Fliday.-Statc superintendent Of
Education Mason s. stone amt Suqenn-
tendent Howe Of Essex Junction met the
school directors Of the surrounding
towns Friday in regard to appon-
ing union superintendent OF
schools Harold Glynn If Montpelier is
visiting here.-M Murphy was IN Bur
lington Friday, called there by the death
OF his sons wife Mrs. John G. Murphy.
George Bartlett was in Burlington Fri
day.
A joint public installation of the DILL
GERS of North Star Lodge, +. & y. NJ,
| and Friendship Chapter .. +, - VIII ne
| htld in their new lodge rooms in Masonic
| Temple Tuesday cVenug. May 4--John
| McGarghan has awarded to Nlchols
Parker Of Essex Junction the contract
to build a two-story brick huildihS on
| the site Of the Park House. M'chhei ana
| James Murphy, Mr.. and MIS- J"nh Nc
GGrshan, Mrs. Thomas Leonard ano
daughter Patrick Gleason, Daniel lien
Icy Joseph Buley. Mr. and MIS- Joh'
Berry and Martin Purtel were IN EUR
lington Sunday to attend the funeral 4"
| Mrs. John G.. MurphV.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Stella Turner of Middlebury is
continuing to teach on Worcester mn
s,icceserully- Allen Edwards went TO
Lowell. Mass. on Monday where he
has secured a observation-disclosures Russell
has returned to her home in the village.
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Selden
Walker of Bridport with whom she pass
cd n year--NIrs. c. w. North has re-
turned from Ticonderoga. where she was
the guest OF Mrs. George Bascome.-Mrs'
Charles belong entertained the Nora
Wan club Tuesday.-Mrs Ella Jones Is
passing a few days in Rutland.-Arnold
Waite Of Rutland is the guest OF his
sister. Mrs. Anna Pond.--Miss Douglass
is in Now York-The Juniors are to
have 4 social in the ladies rooms Friday
evcning-A heavy white frost Tuesday
morning IS not encouraging for the hay
croO.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The village school has been closed
f,r week on account Of the illness or
the teacher, Mrs. Thorp. who Is suffer-
ing from an attack of rheumatism
Tie Roy. George Watson of Shelburne
will preach in I.yceun hall next sun
d9y at ZOO p. ma son was born 10
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Stearns Friday
April 23.-Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Jew
ct and son returned home Monday
from visiting relatives in Wcybridge
and "ornUlll.- Miss Katherine lew
it, is iu.-Mrs. Ransome Beers Is
sncndiug the week in Westford.-Miss
Sarah Wooster, who has been in WASH
incton. Philadelphia and New YORK
for three weeks reached home Mon
day.-Nr. Stacy. who is confined to the
house by Illness is somewhat i'm
urovcd.-Mr. and Mrs. George Hart at
tended tho funeral Of their cousin
Mrs. ]. c. Murphy, in Burlington sun
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MILTON.

About 40 couples attended the dance
given by tho forestry team OF the
Woodmen az the opera house Friday
evening Mrs. Hattie y. Wood and
little Sarah Hill are visiting at n. :.
Woods on their way from Washing
ton 70 their home in Montreal.-Mr.
and Mrs D. y. Parker and daughter
Of Richmond spent Sunday at X. j.
+ oh inson's-William Bates is spend
ing n few days in sutton, p. Q.-Miss
Ruth Truax of st. Adams was in town
Friday and Saturdav-C. F.. clifford
returned from Ticonderoga Friday
night where he went to attend the
fun eral OF his mother.-Miss Belle Ash
| ley has returned TO Woodsville, n. H..
after n short visit with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Ashley.
Mark y. Ryan has been quite Ill witt
tonsiltis owing mumps-Van Burer
F..erost and Miss lillian Bell Sandersor
| were married ny tho Rev. NJ. r. Ryar
April q at the Methodist parsonage
Mrs rohn Cameron is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Gert!e Bruce in Worcester.
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Try
Hunts Round Pointed
Pens
They Don't Scratch
Sold BY
TIE FREE PRESS STORE
ESTATE or JOHN W. BARRETT.

Sttb VIZ 0Oif Y W.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
Chittcndcn,
To all persons interested in the es
tate Of John W. Barrett. late Of I'm
dcrhill, in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Bur
lngton, within and for the District
of Chittcnden, ON the 24th day Of
April, 1909 an instrument purporting
to be the last will and testament OF
John w barrett. late of Undcrhill,
in said district, deceased, was pre-
scented to the court aforesaid. for pro-
bate.
And II is ordered by said Court that
the 18th day of May 1903, at the
Probate Court rooms in said Burling-
ton, be assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned. by
publishing this order three weeks
successively In the ngton Week
~ Free Press newspaper published
at burlington. previous to the time
appointed.
Therefore. YOU arc hereby notified
TO appear before said Court, at the
time and place aforesaid, and contest
The probate OF said will, II you have
cause. ,,.
Given under my hand at Burlington
in said district. this 24th day OF April
1899 ,>,c,,
II-,9t Judge.
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MGwE-FARMS

80 6crcs, miles OUT. new mouse,
Pleasant location. Price $4,000.
SO acres, miles out. fair buildings.
Gil stock, tools. etc, Bargain price,
s2AS1.
100 acres. ~ miles out. very pleas
ant near school and village, every.
thing goes If you want It Price rea-
sonable.
24o acres, good buildings, good land.
big sugar bush. in fact everything
ready for biz: big bargain; only / u
IA. 20 Yillage; has r. I. d. End phone
cows, horses. tools, hay and fodder;
will trade for city property.
REYNOLDS PEAL. ESTATE co.
les COLLEGE STREET.
Eurm. starea, T.sn6erlnnds for soAo.
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BOLTON.

George Byron Morse. aged Il years
who has been in poor health all winter,
died Wednesday at 1--WE O'Clock a. m. III
leaves a wife. -four daughters, Mrs.
Fletcher McGinnis of Jericho, Mrs. Wos-
ley Church OF Jonesvile, Miss Bella
Morse of burlington and Mrs Charles
Tarned Of Bolton. and a son, Albert.
children by his first wive who also sur
vive are George and Edgar Morse II
Duxbury and Mrs. Mary j. Atkins ot
burlington. Mr. Morse had been a life
long resident and prominent in town az
fairs. The funeral Will he held Friday
& fternoon at the house Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sa-
,ins has n severe attack Of the grip
Mrs. Clarence Brush ia In poor health
c. f. Sahns Is recovering from the grip
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Thaycr reached
the fftieth anniversary Of their marriage
yesterday and about 80 of their friends
and neighbors called at their home last
night to extend congratulations. Mr..
Thayer was born in Franconia, y. II"
II years ago and for 52 years has been
employed at the Fairbanks scale shops,
for the past 20 years rs foreman of their
water works. Tie married Althea Randall
at Barton and they have two daughters
who reside in st. Johnsbury.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs G. r. Hayden has gone TO Wor-
cester. Mass. 10 visit hor sister Mrs.
Theron Porter Mr.. and Mrs John At
crimson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Atchin-
son, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metcalf.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. o. Metcalf, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Irish and Miss Carrie At
Crimson were called to Barre to attend
the funeral OF the late Martin Atchin-
son, who was formerly OF Unde rhll.--
Mr.. and Mrs VI. T Maurice Of Morris
Vile are visiting Mrs. VI. c. Hale
There will be dance In the CT 4. n
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Alfred W. Howard of
Colchester.

The undersigned. having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of cnittcndtn,
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Alfred
w Howard, late of Colchester, in said
district deceased and all claims cx-
hibiteI in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the late residence
of the deceased, in the town of COL
chester, in said district, on the fourth
Saturdays of May and October, next
at 10 O'Clock a. m. ana that Sis
months from the 2Gth day Of April, A. -
1909. Is the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and al
lowance.
Dated at Burlington, this goth day
| OF April A. -, 1909.
FRANK II. BIGWOOD,
GEORGE l.. MCBRIDE,
llw3t Commissioners.
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SOUTH sTARKSBoRO.

Miss Mary Varney of Nergennes Is
teaching the spring term Of school here.
MIR. and Mrs Elisha Follansbee and
ton, who have been guests OF their par
crts. Mr. and Mrs. David Follansbee. re-
turned to- Proctor Monday.-Mrs. Mary
Young has returned from a stay OF sew
oral weeks In Lincoln.-Mrs. Lindley
E.rdsan went to Massachusetts Monday
II visit hcr son, John Birdsall.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Basley. Leon
Hanks and Jesse Wright went to Queen
City Park Tuesday TO io some repairing
on Mr. Bagley's cottage.--Paul Saivas
met with a painful accident at Itll and
Milcs's mill Friday when the saw struck
"A piece OF iron breaking ono OF the teeth
"-hich flew and hit Mr. Silvas In the face
cutting il badly.-Mr. and Mrs Wallace
III. of Starksboro visited at s. ]. Ran
dalis the first Of the week.--Angus Tom
linson of Bolton has engaged with Hin
and Miles as engineer Mr.. Tominson
is to move his family into LYMAN HIS
tenement house.-George Baker has pun
chased the farm OF Mrs. Maryetta Nor
ton and is moving there.
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ST. JoHNsBURY.

Col. IT. C. Fletcher. who was taken sud-
denly III Saturday, is in critical condi-
tion.-It will be Of special interest to
friends OF Judge Wendell p Stafford Of
Washington, d. c., to know that he Is
10 be one OF the speakers at dinner
that Is being arranged by the city OF
Washington for the President, and that
the only other speaker on that occasion
will be President Taft. the guest of
honor.-The Mems club Of the North
| Church gave a unique entertainment at
part of which was griddle cake supper
| cooked and served by the men
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Child have gone
TO Long point for the SUMMERTIME many
friends of Mr., and Mrs. Milo johnson
gave them q surprise at their pleasant
home Friday evening. the 25th anniversary
Of their marriagc.-The Rev. Peter Heller
has gone to his new appointment. Inc
new pastor. the Rev. Mr.. McCabe. and
Ills mother and sister are In town. and
will soon he settled in the parsonage
Mr.. McCabe preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning.--M. n. Baker is
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Inza Ring went to Waterbury Fri
day night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Ring. the latter being very III with
measles,-Gladys Johnsosn Is at home
from Burlington. III with the
measles.-Alice Corbitt and Porter Null
eord have the same disease.-The next
meeting of the missionary society will
be held with Mrs. Mary Sweet-Mrs. Eva
Pettis of Waitsfield has been visiting
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RRIDPORT.

Mrs. +. T. Pratt has returned to her
home in Saratoga.-L. w. Dayton has
returned from his trip to Worcester,
Mass-Mr James Swnton was in Bur
lineton few days this week-Dr. T.. G.
Blaisdell is making extensive repairs on
his resideuce.-D. H. bennett is making
repairs on the old yrus Allen house.
The Revs. A. J. Pennell, J. 7. Curtin ana
Henry Lamb took part In the funeral OF
little Aiken Dukett Monday afternoon.
The death was a Very sad one.-Ruth
Hutchinson Is i'll With -iaundice.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Charles Iaight fell heavily on his
boulder in Burlington last week. break
ing his collar bono. He and Thomas
RYAN were unloading n COW at A. A.
NrclTs-A B Comstock is i'll with acute
1Yligestion.-M Lena Isham returned
from Wiliston sunday where she had
PASSED a few days with her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. Forbes.
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WEST ADDISON.

Melvin Carpenter Is quite Ill with the
grip.-A1rs. Arthur Nandcrhoof Of Panton
has been visiting her father. Henry
Harris. Mrs. u. G. Norton, who has been
III with the grip, IS better.-Miss Mary
Fisher Is spending few days with Mss
Bart in Fcrrisburgh.-Th Rev. Mr..
sawyer has returned to Addison for an
nf hnr Npnr.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Belle White of Jonesvlle is pass
Ing the week with Mrs. NJ. w. Hinsdole.
NJ f. Tiley was at home from Burling-
ton Saturday and Sunday.-Walter Wes-
colt and family OF Essex passed Friday
ard Saturday with his mother. Mrs. Ma
randa Wescott,-Littie Miss Mildred
White. who has been at the Fanny Allen
hospital the past three week. Is expected
home the first OF May.-Margaret kehoe
Of Richmond was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Kehoe Sunday.
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North FERR1SBURGH.

Mrs Mossey died ct Joseph Shoreham's
Monday. The oldest people think she
uIst have been about lo4 years OF ase
She IS survived by several children. The
funeral will be held Thursday.-Mrs.
Louise Barber. formerly of iiinesburgh'
has returned to Gicnns Falls. y. y.
after visiting friends in this vicinity
Mrs Sarah Beach las returned to st,
Adams after visiting Mrs. George James,
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX. JUNCTION.

| The 10th annual report of the village
officers were issued Friday. The truf-
tees report shows orders drawn to the
amount of S3,355.53; the superintendent, OF
streets drew orders to the amount OF
| so4OAGi; water commissioners orders
s3.s74os. receipts, si.2GS.A; unsolicited
sni.ol; the treasurer's report Follows:
Receipts s2.0S5S1; disbursements, $l9'o&;
cash on hand. $l14.96; taxes unpaid and
atated since 1906 $2o7i; highway FUND
receipts. S2,7looa. disbursements. S2-id1j;
cash on hand. s1G3.33; taxes unpaid and
obated since 1906 S2)S9; watcr und re-
ccipts. s6,S24 ca disbursements. 25,5l3.%;
cash on hand. $Si02i; villase indebted
ness. S3S.55o
The library trustees report division
Of the library and the books purchased
with town and state money have been
divided, one half Of the same going
to the new library at Essex Ccnter.
There are now in the village library
about 100 books and the circulation FOR
the past year has averaged 30 books each
week. Early in the present year the Ii
hrary room was repaired and made more
attractive. The share f this oXpenae TO
the village library was s-iA Receipts
tloj5o: total expenditures. $oN; cash on
hand s65.G.
The police department. reports 3 ar
rests rs folows:Thirtecn for intoXioauon,
10 for tramping and bersnr, three for
breach of the poac'. t"o for breaking
into freight cars, two frr friAing ana
.cping into windows. aud TWO held for
otter towns. The report a. Dr." irN de-
, partment tells of tie org triaa,ion OF a
volunteer fire department. tlr equipment.
etc The Nremeu have worked 40 ana
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Burglars forced an entrance to the
general store of G. \. Terril some
time Thursday niDht and about 81 in
small change and watches and jew
elry to the value of about 500 was
taken.
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WESTFORD.

Arthur G. Osgood has gone 10 Barre
for a short visit.-II. w. Belden paid 81. %
per hundred for March mlk.-Maurice
Kidder IS 81 with the neasles.-The
Fortnghtly club will meet with Mrs. b.
A. stone this afternoon.
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RIFTON.

Two Ripton couples were married in
Fast Middlebury Tuesday April y. by
the Rev $. W. Bidwell: Loren G. Cram
and Eliza Barnard; Christopher c. Hall
and Fannie r. Spooner.--Mrs. Myrtle
Hodges and son We're in East Middle
bury Sunday to see her father-n-aw
who is ill.-Mrs. Edward Stowe Is able
10 ride out.-Mrs. Joseph Goodro is bet
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Nellie Childs Of Hillsboroueh, y.
H. is visiting in town. George Blair is
having a broad piazza built on the end
Of his house Tarr G. Kennedy have
ioen putting q Go-horse power engine in
their mill II. church Is taking
possession of the place he has bought in
the villace.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Man
ming were in Granville the frst of the
week on account Of the illness of her
eietrr NrS Son, Riley
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nlafives hern thu nn ST week.

relatives here the past week.
Mrs George Little of Haverhill, Mass,
and Mrs. Frank Lock and daughter OF
Nassena, N. Y, are visiting their uncle,
j. w. Spauding Mrs. William Cubitt
is i'll with the measles.-Mrs II. w. Gil
lett will entertain the Kings Daugh'
ters May 81. ]. Ross is Mt home fron
burlington for a brief stay.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Benjamin Packet went to New Haven,
Conn, Monday, where he has a posi-
tion.-Nilliam Huntley remains about tho
same.--Mrs. I. r. BXby visited a. Essex
Junction over SUNDAY.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Jennie Fay arrived home from
Richmond FridaY.-Mr and Mrs. A. Y.
Wood attended the funeral Of their
cousin. Mrs. Ira Ring, at Georgia Gem
ter Tuesday.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARM.; who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly G,000 copies or
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would DO read
by many possible buyers. 2'wtt
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HINESBURCH.

There was a public installation OF 'ne
officers of La plotte chapter o. e. s.
Friday evening. Music was furnished by
Walker Degree OF this town and Miss
Nettie Smith of Starksboro. -Ans'lh NC
Kenzie of burlington was in town over
Sunday.NRay Wiley is quite ~ WIN
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EVANSVILLE.

A civil service examination for the
office OF postmaster a. Hanksville will
be held at Starksboro Saturday, May
o. This is an once OF the fourth class
and the compensation of the postmaster
the past Vcar was Sc
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell
thousands Of readers in many towns
Of Vermont what YOU have to sell
or what you wish to buy. Adver
tise in the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
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