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UNDERHILL.

Allen Martin OF Essex Junction has
been engaged to deliver the Memorial
day adress.-The ladies of the W, Z. =.
will hold their social meeting Wednesday
afternoon.-There will be a card party
In the evening to which all are invited.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Montgomery have
moved into their new home purchased
OF T. c. Bruce.-Mrs. Hoyt Kinney is
in.-Mss Nellie McGrath, who has been
caring for Mrs. Homer lockwood. has
returned TO Burlington-The Homeland
Circle will hold an apron sale in the Con-
gregational church parlors Friday after
noon. Tea Will be served from $50 until
100 There will he social IN the even
tv0
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HARDWICK.

Miss Abby Mack has gone to Whining
ton. Del. to visit her brother, Ned Mack
School in the various grades closed Fri
day for two weeks vacation.-Mr.
Danforth will be busy during this time
conducting teachers examinations
Mrs. W. W. Marshall. Mrs. d. l.. Nc
CURE and Mrs. Arthur Titus entertain
ed their Sunday school classes Friday
evening In the church parlors. Games
were played and refreshments served
Mrs. o. ]. Paquette and son. Leigh, left
Monday for Somers. Conn, where they
will visit relatives for two weeks.-Mrs.
Jack Sargent Of Montpelier. who came
here to attend her brothers wedding. has
been visiting friends for q few days
Miss Bessie Titus has been confined to
the house by Illness for several days
Miss cleo Dow, who has been III for sew
eral days. Is improving Erred Grey has
purchased a house OF A. c. Hooker and
possession Is given at once.
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KING EDWARD DELIGHTED
Wright Flew All Around Him with
Great Precision

Pau, March I7.-king Edward wit
aessed two flights by Wilbur Wright
mis- afternoon ana showed an equal
AMOUNT of enthusiasm with the other
spectators in the remarkable nccomp-
ishments of the American aeroplau-
LIST.
The King motorcd to the aviation
grounds about hnif past three o'clock
The weather conditions were highly
favorable. The sky was unclouded
and thera was very l'ttc breeze.
Wilbur and pryillc wright ana their
sister, Miss Wright were presented
to His Majesty. wilbur Wright then
conducted lhp King to the aoroplan g
shed whera the Inter mingtcly o%-
hnined the mechanism OF the machine,
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THE EMPIRE

\ cream separator is such a great in
stitution. great a money-nAker that
people are often satisfied with a very
poor one, if they have never used a
good one.
We sell the easy running frictionless
ball bearing EMPIRE at the right price
or the eaty payment plan. We have a
few extra good secondhand machines
that We have taken in exchange for
larger sizes and will sell them Mt grea.
bargain-rGht size for ten to fifteen COWS
HAWTHORNE & THORNE.
oO6 Battery St. Burlington, VT
35,wly
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RICHMOND.

Miss Bearing Of South Royalton Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs George Palmer.
b. g. Balch of Burlington was in
town saturday.-Mrs. H. c. Gleason and
daughter. Grace. OF Burlington. were
the guests OF Mrs. Gleason's father.
Albert Towne, over Sunday.--Mrs.
Robert Berry and Miss Kate Lavelle
were In Burlington over Sunday
Mrs Stone. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. l. e. Prior. returned
Monday to Andover. Mass.-Mr
and Mrs. J. w. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. r.. Towne. the Misses Rose Dono-
way and Mary OBren were in Bur-
lington Saturday.-Miss Allie Worm
wood IL visiting In Castleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Miller gave
party Friday evening. Mrs. b. f. Gran
dali was in Burlington Friday.-Mrs. A.
c. Berry and Mrs. r. p Treat entertain
ed the Aid Circle Of Kings Daughters
at Mrs. Berry's home Friday evening"
Miss Maytie Gleason has returned from
a ten days stay In Boston A. Rail- has
returned from a five months stay In
Italy. His family will return In June
The knights OF Pythas met In their
lodge rooms In Masonic block Friday
evening. The Barre lodge conferred the
degrees on six candidates and banquet
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ESSEX.

c. f. Green Is ill.--Mrs. Hiram and
Mrs. Leonard Bixby. who are at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
are doing as we'll as can be expected
Miss Ella Mossey of Burlington visited
Stella Farnsworth last Tuesday. This
knights Of Pythas and their wives from
Westsord made Mrs. w. J. Bates a vet
Monday evening Charles Ransom frac-
tured his arm Sunday while leading
colt-Mrs Dyke was brought here for
bura! Wednesday.
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WEYBRIDGI.

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ Baker Monday.-Mrs. Wallace
Robbins Is visiting In Crown Point
Meader Gordon las moved from Miss
Nellie Stoves house TO Waltham and
Eert Tucker 10 the house vacated by Mr..
Gordon.-Mr, and Mrs. l.. o. Thompson
are at home from Cuba, where they have
spent the winter.-W, H. Hall has sold
the yacht he has been building to Parties
In Bristol Mrs. John Dodge of West
Rutland Is with her mother. Mrs Sarah
Erlttell. who is very poory.--H l..
Thompson is able to be about the house.
Miss Vera Warner is improving from the
measles.--Wiliam Goulette Is moving to
New Haven
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BOLTON.

e. b. York of West Bolton, accom-
panied by his mother and daughter.
visited at the home OF c. :. Sabins
last Saturday.-H. Muzzy and L. Senor
took trip to Burlington Monday.--A
surprise party was held at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kane Saturday
evening.-Miss Adams OF South Barre.
former teacher In town. visited her
cousin, Mrs. Mabel Fiddock. last week.
returning home Saturday.--Charle
Leonard who was severely injured IN
Wards mill several weeks ago, Ia
slowly improving Byron Morse is
reported better from his long and
serious illness.
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MONKTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green and dargh-
ter. Mrs. Blanch Nickles of Bristol.
were in town Sunday and Mrs. L..
q. Chaplin of Bristol we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Mech Sunday.-D.
?. McEcEntee is ill.--Friday evening was
nc!ghhcrs night at the Grange and the
HinesburEh Grange gave fine literary
program.-Mrs. L. z. Mech Is more
comfortable.--F. c. Jameson has moved
to ]. r. Collinss tenement house, n.
Barber has moved to part OF c. s.
Deans house.
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bury hospital Just across from the
church. The grandson was the oldest
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon LaLiber-
~, rs years old, and his death was
caused by paralysis.-Saturday even
ing Chamberlin Post, @. A. r., will hold
exercises In memory OF the Hon.
Henry G. Bates. who died in Berkeley.
Cal. March IL. The speakers Will be
Charles Ross, Marshall Mon tSomery,
Elisha May, Charles p. Carpenter. r.
l.. Hovey and II. w. Simonds. r. A.
Mutt Of Montpelier has been engaged
to deliver his lecture on American
War Songs before the post tho even
ing of Memorial day.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRO.

John Austin Of Plttsneld is visiting
Ills brother, Pearl Doty.--Mrs. Joseph
Dumas OF Lincoln visited her son. Fred
Norrel, and family last Week.-Mrs..
James Dwire. who underwent a severe
surgical operation last week ut the Mary
Fletcher hospital Is doing as well as
could he expected.-NIr and Mrs. George
Delorg Of Bristol visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Cullen Shattuck over sunday. Bert
Larose Of Monkton has purchased the
Morrell farm of Daniel Orvis and moved
his family here.
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wJNoosK1.

Fire destroyed a large hay barn owned
by F. p Thompson on the river intervale
Monday afternoon with 10 tons Of hay.
The origin OF the fire 10 ascribed to
fishermen who were seen in the neighbour
hood Of thu building and traced by Mr..
Thompson after the FIRE. 1t is thought
that after cutting n hole through the Ice
to catch minnows. the men were smoking
In the barn. The building and contents
we're valued at 800 and we're we'll insured
in the agency Of Hickok & Hickok Of
Burlington.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mrs. Cox, who has been very I'll, Is
more comfortable and expects to be able
to return home In "A few days.-Carroll
Smith of Bridport Is moving to the farm
known as the Gong l.. place purchased
by BENJAMIN Smith.-Miss Eugenia Nc
Evelia will teach in Panton the coming
term.-Charles Read is quite ill.-Joseph
Sharon and wife have moved to Panton.
Mary Adams Of Panton will teach the
Chimney Point school this spring.
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Ernest Eddy and Lottie Var
ney are visiting In Burlington.-Mrs
George Nichols is gaining slowly
Mrs. Lillian Bradley, who has been
working in Burlington. has returned
home.--William Dwire was in New
Haven Wednesday, Cowles OF
Brandon is visiting Mrs. Sarah Cowles.
Israel Lafayette OF New Haven Is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. william
Dwire.--The funeral Of Mrs. Agnes
stokes was held Tuesday at the +. b.
church. The Rev. Franklin Blake Of
nciated. Burial was in the north
cemetery.-The G. c. c. will meet to-
lay with Miss Jerome Cutler.--Guy
Sears is in the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tn1 fO- .rantineut
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WESTFORD.

Miss Winifred Hall Of ST. Adams Is
visiting at L. c. Halps.-Miss Lila
whipple was at home from Richford
over Surday.-Mr. Church OF Randolph
was the guest OF Maurice Kidder Satur-
day and Sundays. c. Bates has gone
to Hudson. n. Y. to visit his son.-Ray
Grow has bought the place formerly
owned by Mrs. c a Cooley-The B. Y. p.
L. OF the Baptist Church will hold a
maple sugar soc!al at III parsonage Fri
day evening, Everyone Is cordially In
yited
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. J, Ellis and daughter
visited their uncle. Eleazar Shattuck.
and family 1. South starksboro Satur-
day and Sunday. -Bartlett & &C., have
all their logs In their mill yards. They
have the largest stock they have ever
had-George BARTLETT, Sr., Is here with
his son. He has returned from two
years. trip abroad. having spent tho WIN
ter In South America Edward Charles
has moved his family to the north VII
lage. Mr.. Norton and family, who have
been at work at Bartletts mountain
camp. have returned to Northfeld.-Ira
Whitcomb and Frank Thayer Of Warren
visited their mother and grandmother.
Mrs. Whitcomb at F. @. Bagiey's the
first OF the week.
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ADDISON.

George Hindes and Eta Bennett Of
Bridport were married March 10 by the
Rev II. II. White.-Eva and Wilbur
Smith and Frank Wood are very III
with the measles.-Mrs. Cary Marshall.
who went to Whitehall to visit her son.
Manley, found him III with the measles
She is still there caring for him.-Hay-
ward Marshall spent last week in Monk
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HUNTINGTON.

John Carpenter has rented his house
to Edward Charles Mrs. Edith Mix Of
Bristol. who has been three weeks with
her sister. Mrs. n. A. Carpenter, re-
turned home Saturday.. II. Norton
was In Burlington Saturday.-Milo
Billado Is III with the measles.-Mrs.
George SMITH is very Ill with measles
Mrs. Fl. T. Kamp pleasantly entertained
the Junior CHRISTIAN Endeavor society
Friday from eleven TO three O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nirhall of West
ford are visiting relatives in town
Giles Sayles Of Waterbury Ia spending
f-w days here.
Fred German and family are moving
into Mrs AlsanR Collins's tenement house
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
" f. Pierce Sunday morning at the
home OF Hiram Pierce
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MILTON.

Frank Grow is very ill-NNss Nina
Ballard Of burlington was the guest Of
Miss Daisy McNall over Sunday.-H. A.
Smith is moving to the house he has
purchased in the village and Mark Austin
is moving to the Smith farm.-Miss Helen
Leach of Fairfax was the guest Of Miss
Bertha Hewey over STANDARDIZATION
Caswell Of Beaver spent Sunday at Alvah
Holman's.-Miss Grace Holmes was at
home from Winooski over Sunday-The
Milton Hardware company will start in
business again in the store near the
depot which was vacated by Fl. II. Bee
man.-AIiss Maria Haight Is quite ILL.,
The remains Of Mr.. Macarthur, who
died at the home of his son-in law,
Cory Caswell. in Plattsburgh. were
brought here Wednesday and taken
to the cemetery near East Georgia for
interment beside his wife.--Th omas
Tatro and wife have returned from
California whore they spent the vim
ter with their daughter.---Arthur
Phelps Is improving.-Ethel Coburn %
assisting her brother. Ray. in his
store.-Miss Bertha Hewey went to
springfield. Mass. Wednesday to spend
some time with her brother. Perley
Hewey.-Fxaminatio are being held
at tho graded school.--Charles Powell
has returned from Windsor where he
had position as operator for the
Central Vermont railway.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs. r c. Forbes Of willis
ION passed Sunday ut r. T.. Forhes's-
Mrs. Alice Mace, who has been danger.
ously sick at her fathers, II. s. tshan.
is little better. Her brother. Franklin.
Is still very Ill. Both have been suffer-
Ing with tho measles. Mr.. and Mrs @
Il. White Of South Burlington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. T!lley Thursday
Mrs Miranda Wescott remains in a very
feeble condition.
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HANCOCK.

Twenty-seven friends and neighbors
met with Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Jones
Saturday evening.-The "Olive Branch"
will meet March ~ with Mrs. George
Farr,--Quite a number from here at
tended the play. The Gold Nine" at
Rochester Friday.--Neva Burke Is
home from school In Middlebury.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little II 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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FEEnISEURGH

Wednesday evening, March "a the
Scotch singers will appear at the town
hall TN Ferrsburgh under the auspices
Of the Young Ladies' Social club. This
IS the last entertainment of the course.
Mr.. q. K. Collins Of Shoreham and
Miss Kathern Collins OF Bethlehem, n.
T.. are visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Coilins.-Frank Larrow has
been confined to the house by illness for
two eks.-The Ladies' Entertainment
club will meet with Miss Carrie Scott
this afternoon. - Mrs. Elizabeth
Field has been chosen by the school
directors for superintendent OF schools.
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MILTON BoRo.

Mrs. ]. f. Finn IL i'll with severe
cold.--Sugar makers are awaiting for
a storm before tapping.-W. c. Blake.
who Is at his daughters in St. Adams.
Is confined TO his bed with severe
attack Of rheumatism.
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CORNWALL.

Rufus. the little son Of Samuel Jew
ett who was kicked in the face by q
horse week ago. is improving, the
Jaw not being broken as was first
thought.-Mlss Gladys Hamlin is i'll with
measles.-N1rs. Ven Otis and three children
rem who have had measles. are ell re-
covering Miss Beatrice Drolette is III
with the mumps at the home OF her
Uncle. Noble Sanford. in Middlebury-
Mrs. n. F.. Sanford. who has been III
with the grip. Is slowly recovering
Mt and Mrs. Silas Jcwett are at home
from Burlington and Charlotte
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JERICHO.

Miss Minerva Johnson has returned to
Essex Junction after several days
visit at her uncle's, G.. w. Foster.-Albert
Nichols IL moving from Bolton into the
Tubbs house on Lee river.--H. II. Day
was at home from Burlington over Sun
day.-Miss Inez Bennett OF Tnderhill has
been the guest Of Miss Lanta Mead for a
few days.--.N1-s. Charles Vasterling, who
fractured her arm. Is gaining. -Ralph
Corliss. who hns been teaching on Lee
river has resigned and will work for
A. c. Brown the coming season.-Ivan
White Is at home from the Center Cor
sugaring.-Mrs. Cnlista Stevens who has
been with her daughter. Mrs. J. T.
Varney. during the winter is visiting
relatives in sheldon Mr.. and Mrs,
Morton whitney and daughter. Barbara,
Of Windham, n. v, and Miss Mndge
Rood Of Burlington visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e Rood over Sunday
George Allen has been threatened with
pneumonia at the homo Of his brother
in-law Charles Osborn.--Mrs, Hiram
1Ianley was successfully operated upon
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Friday.
Her condition SaturdaY was favorable
New has been received here Of the death
Of Andrew Smith. father OF Mrs, Frank
X Howe. at his home IN Norwood, Ohio.
Mrs. fTowe went TO her former home
about two weeks ago m care for her
| father grammar school realized $40
from Its entertainment Friday eVening.-
The following grammar school pupils
were present every day during the term:
phyllis Brown, Edith Cochrane, Farbara
Desany. sad,o Foster, Bessie Percivnl'
Rcrt Mattress. Howard Ring, Edward
| Varney. Willie Schilhammer Albert
| Schillhammer Three pupils, Alice Car
roll. Fred Ross. Lloyd Hulburd' nave
had perfect attendance since entering on
tho third day Of the term Florence
BUXTON Gladys Small and CLIFFORD
J Paredee were each absent hut one hall
day.-Miss Lena Nichols, who mas been
| visiting Miss Florence Day returned to
St. Adams Saturday.
| Daniel y, Bishop. one of the Oldest
mon In town. is seriously ill., threateno'
with pneumonia. -Otto Dinsler OF los-
ton. Mass. In visiting his famlY'-MrS
Arthur X. Morse, who fractured ne'
hip few weeks ago. Is as conhorlan.'
as could be expected, -Theo'ore WI
'iams OF the University Of Vermont Wh'
at home over Sunday Ada GURUS
returned to Essex Junction MONDAY ai''
er a few DAYS" hisit with her parch's
Mr. and Mrs r. W Curt's'-MisSe'
lula and Laura Carroll were AZ nome
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Horsford
was largely attended ut her late home
In this place Friday afternoon. The
Rev. Thomas Dawson, pastor Of the
Baptist Church of which Mrs. Hors-
ford was member WAS the officiating
clergyman The bearers were the son.
Walter Horsford. the son-in-law, NAL
cclm Thorp, Roger Lyman and Fred
Horsford. The burial was In the family
lot In the East Charlotte cemetery
Those from away who were present at
the funeral were; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Horsford. Wolcott; Miss Bernice Roy
no'ds. Freleighsburg. Il. O.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon Nichols. Williston; Louis
Sanctuary. Fred Lyman. Roger Lyman
and Mrs. Mary Trap. Hinssburgh; A.
Il Sherman. Mrs. Henry Roberts. DR..
and Mrs. J. Dodds. Mrs. Alice White
and Miss +. Crossman. Burlington. Mrs.
Horsford vas the last Of six children
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IDEAL POULTRY FARM mui. be sold ,
mo'eeH room house. furnace. water.
sta>l- S acres garden land. hen house
for SOD hens located In Keene. y. ".
Pyice reasonable. Harry l. Twiss,
Keene. n. II. C66t&w.1t.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Archie Sherwin IS Ill with the
Delorme. who has
been very sick. Is tetter.-1 b. Brom-
ley 10 able to be out after few days
iilness.-There was a dance at How
ard Rays Friday night which was
we'll attended. Mr.. Ray will soon
move from the Dolan farm TO ST. Pet
tors tenement.--Mr. and Mrs. ]. $. Nay
were called to New York State last
week by the death of his brother.-W.
W. Aldrich, who has carried on Mrs.
Richardson's farm for five years. has
rented 1t for three years more.-Harry
Cheeseman has gone to Pittsheld for
weeks visit.--Mr and Mrs. c. X.
Isham are in Mechanicsvlle to visit
his sister, Mrs. Lottie Pratt.-Bert
Isham has finished work for II. H.
Wheeler and Is at home.
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Media Russell Is the guest Of
friends in Albany.--Alfred Pratt and Ida
Garvey. both afflicted with appendicitis
are at the hospital in Burlington.--I.
Hemenway and Eugene Bodetto are Mt
Lone from Amherst. Mass.--Mary ST.
John has returned to Cornwall-F'red
DeLong is critically Ill with the measles
james Berry will move to Shoreham in
the near future.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Curtin are the parents OF a daughter
horn March 6.--Ernest Myrick will carry
OH the Solder Walker farm the coming
year. Mr., and Mrs. Walker Will 60 to
shoreham village to care for Madame
Russell.--Bridport 10 to have a FREQ pub
lie lbrary.--Miss Clara Sterling Of Crown
Point 10 a guest at James Swinton's,-
Fred Norton's little son 10 quite III.
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HINESBURCH.

Mrs Minnie T. Smith. wife Of George
W. Smith died at her home In the east
part of Hinesburgh Monday morning OF
pneumonia. The funeral will he held
this morning at eight o'clock Mt the
house Mrs Smith was the only daugh-
tor of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Downer CT
South Williston.-M Della Skif has
returned from Nontreler Frank I1oI-
brook has moved from the Barnes farm
e. Eichnond.-Ie Label Of Warren
passed part OF tho week with his PARENTS
Charlie Barnes will carry on Mrs
Ircn'v Whites farm the coming year.-
Thad Harvey has moved to Rhode Island
corners -Hornord Emmons. Marvin
Norahan and Ms Garlic MCGEE are very
III with mcasles.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mint
ro.nerv Of I'nderhill passed Sunday with
his pa-cnts.--Dora LABEL and Pearl
Goodroe are Ill Truman Rurritt has
recovered from his Illness and Il attend
ing court at burlington as turyman.
II IS announced from Washington.
n. c.. that tho contract for CARRYING
,rai1 hotwccn here and Burlin gton has
been awarded to George Kelley and
Jacob Gepra ps.---Robert Wilson OF
Mcndon is the guest Of his father, r.
drcn of Edward Lewis are recovering
from mc0slea Mrs. A. s. Hull went
~ Pittsford Monday to visit her son.
Marcus.
Frank Pjlon. who lives on the Edison
owen farn. attempted suicide Sunday by
drinking a bottle of carbolic acid He
was taken to the FANNY Allen hosp!ta
Monday and n report from there last
night said that it was probable he would
recover unless unlocked for complications
develop.--The funeral of Mrs. George W.
Smith. who died Monday. after a short
illness with pneumonia, will be held at
her late home to-day at II 90 a m.
Resides her husband, Mrs. Smith leaves
two sons.-The high school will open
Monday after a recess Of two weeks
Mrs. NJ r. Small is slowly improving
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FOR SALE-Three nice work horses and
one nice family horse. good, young.
vigorous horses ready for business and
guaranteed weigh about l.2l0 pounds
ouch. r. l.. Wright Colchester. VI
Gi,6t&3Sw2t
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you c,.. e.: tse<a sxtrseteu withuut .
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Ny method 10 used by no other person
No pain: no danger; 60 after e6ectA
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