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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
GAVSVIT,I.E,

The Rev. G. f. Forticr of Mortified
will preach at he Uniyersalist church
next SUNDAY mt 600 p MINIS Fred ferry
Of Randolph and MIR. Lyman Gibbs of
White River .TVuction we're In town Mon
day.-Mr and Mrs Ro' Lyon of SPRING
field have been the guests OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Walter INou The Kew. V.
~. Martin. Mrs. Emma Spauldins, Mrs.
N. l.. Wyman. Jr.. Miss Anna Whitcomb
and Miss I.eda Smith were in barnard
last week to attend the White River
Sunday school conveutlon.-Mr and
Mrs j. a. Chedel are f. Wallngford. -
Mrs. d r. Gould returned Friday from
the hospital at Bu-iiurton.- town
clerk has thus far issued l@S hunters
licenses. Three TO Women.-Mra. Lucy
Nurkee is to occupy the tenement recently
vacated ny Fred Whit"-M"s 4. W.
Ballard is IN Woodstock to attend the
State Sunday schoo! c0nvcnt'on.-At tn"
regular meeting OF Good VIII Grange
held saturday evening tho attendance
was large 4 class Of ciaht was in
slructod in tine third and fourth degrees
and what was most unusual. three gem
eratlors in one family were represented
in the class. Visitors from Rochester and
Pittsncld were present The next meet
ing will be November -.
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DERBY.

/ Mrs. Lampson OF Boston was the guest
Of Rev c. f. Gordon last Sunday, ard
spoke in the evening in the Consrega-
Ifional Church-Tho oyster supper given
by the ladies' Of the Methodist Church
East "Wednesday evening proved a sue
cess.-Clarenci ana Parker Kelley and
Fred Carney nTrf'~' In town last week
"Wednesday morning from Montana
Where they have been for the
iDast year.-The Slaughter house own
cd by Jacob Martin and occu-
pied by Ray Henley was burned Friday
forenoon while Mr. Henley was away.
A hog ready TO be cut up and several
hides packed for delivery We're consumed.
The cause OF the fire IS unlInown.-Oscar
Abbot has moved into the house recently
purchased from a. j. Allbees' estate
The Ladies' Of the Congregational Church
md society will give their Annual chick.
en pie supper in the town hall FRIDAY
evening from 10 O'Clock. Miss Mary
Cobb has returned to New York-A
Tennyson program will be given by the
senior class In Academy hall next week
Friday evening.
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS

Hurlburt has recovered from an attack
or hpperdicitis.-rhc Plerian club met
with Mrs. Ayers Friday. Mothers day"
was observed. Robert Palmer spent Fri
uaN night with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
~ f. Palmer on his way from the state
te"chers convention at Burlington TO
MS school in Lyndon.--The high school
Is rehearsing "rhe Union Depot" which
'hcy are TO give Friday evening. Mr..
ana Mrs. s.. w Guptil have returned
from Boston.-Senator w. p. Dillingham;
is Mt the Waterbury Tnn.-Ma ior human
trout attended the reunion OF the sth
vermont at Randolph last week, Major
irout is eightv-six years old and served
IN the Mexican as well as the Civil War.
MI and Mrs Edgar Sanborn
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Hills Simpson OF East
orange are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. phil
up Shonio.-The local members or the
| Daughters Of the Revolution have re-
! ceivod invitations to a meeting with
Mrs. n. o. Worthern at Barre Saturday
httcrnoon-Ono OF the arst deer TO Dc
| reported was a flnc buck shot by Ernest
| CNfton on Crossett hill-Town Clerk
/ FULLERTON reports the sale of $40 hunters
licenses about dozen OF these being is-
sued to ladies' Tho oldest man to receive
one claimed to be 90. the youngest hoy
/ II. In Duxbury % licenses lave been
granted, the Oldest recipient. 50 years,
the youngest II. one lady Is in this mum
ber.-Mrs, II. A. Spencer of Montpelier
has been g. guest at the home Of NJ. II.
Moody.
a concert was given Mt the Congrega-
| tionnliat Church Tuesday evening in
which the choir Of the church was assist
ed by George Bowes OF Barre MS organist
and accompanied md Harold Hnylett OF
Montpelier MS vionist. The vocal work
| consisted Of two choruses. solos by Mrs.
Demorrtt, Mr.. Guptil and Mr.. Hatch
and duet by Mrs. Demerritt and Mrs
Palmer. Miss Wallace also sang In
TITO with Messrs. Haylet and Boves Mr..
Bowes, recently Of Aberdeen, Scotland.
now located in Barre. is an organst of
rare ability.--County Game Warden
Parcher reports about 90 deer killed in
! this MULTIPLICATION Davis has returned
TO Providence. II. I.--Editor and Mrs.
Nhtehil left Tuesday for two weeks in
Worcester. Dorchester and Boston.-The
Flax Jubilee Singers have been secured
for n concert here the last OF November
DR. and Mrs. Stanley are parents Of a
baby daughter. Margaret Giford.-Mrs.
r. Il. Kellogg md Mrs. Maude Kellogg
Slayton left Tuesday FOR New Yori. city.
The trouble IN the Sutherland stone
shed has been adjusted and the men are
working 0goin.-Mr Howard Of Brring-
ton Is the guest OF J. ". Carpenter.-Sen
ator Dillingham; WAS IN Mortified Mon
day night. where he addressed tho In
dies club--Mrs Lamb of Valley Falls
n Y. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs F. G.
lamb.-About 40 people from Montpelier
visited .the rerula" meeting Of the New
England order cf Protection Monday
evening Music was rendered by the local
members and an interesting debate held
-Gooorge Tor Of 81. Adams. guest OF
z. +, Anterior. returned home Tuesday
nghf.-Mr. and Mrs J.. II. Anterior of
Montpelier are guests OF Mrs. f. II. Attn
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THE HUNTING SEASON.
(From the Pennington Ranner)


Practically thirty thousand hunters
licenses have been issued in this State
already though the law has been I'm
force less than two months This means
that about one In four Of the adult male
inhabitants Of Vermont has taken out a
license. About everybody who hunts also
fishes and there are considerable mum.
Der who fish who do not hunt. Thii
showing ought 10 shut IN the grurhl.ns
in some quarters that the rate LeGisl6s
ture devotes too much time to fish and
game matters. The Banner has always
contcnded that this Rrumbling was born
Of ignorance and now We have the facts
TO prove the contention. As the Banner
has repeatedly stated heretofore hsh anc
game legislation interests more people
than legislation on any other subject ex'
cept taxation. yet II has been popula,
for certain editorial writer's and others
who observe public affairs mostly from
the inside Of their Office, and who know
little of the great world of out OF doors.
70 rail at the Legislature every time II
spends an hour or two in debating fish
or game ~ The demand for licenses
this fall should. and doubtless will, show
then, the error of their way
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Some miscreant shot seven OF G. M
NNinslow's sheep. All were shot through
the head with rifle. Tho selectmen have
offered n reward for the arrest Of tho
person who did it.-William Preston shot
buck Monday which weighed 800
mounds. Vance Waters killed a doe and
Roy Brown also killed doe.-Mr. and
AIRS. A. w. Hendry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll June are in Rochester.-Mrs. Mary
eymons and Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Horn
have returned from New York city.-Mrs.
william Mcdonald. guest OF Mrs. G. II.
Bump, has returned to her home in
Schenectady, N. Y.-Charles Newton has
returned from Ticonderoga, n. Y.-The
Rev. Charles r. Carpenter is in New
York city.-Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Ferris are
visiting IN Rochester.-Mr. and Mrs, +. j.
Bacon, who have been In Pttsfeld, Mass,
for the past week have returned home
Mrs. Frederick E. Backus has returned
from Boston,-Mrs. A. o. Palmer OF Bur-
iington is visiting her sister. Mrs. p. NJ.
Libby. Edward d. Blackwell returned
Monday from New York.-Mrs. F.. T.
Dunn has gone to Albany. " Y. where
she has a position.-Mrs. d. +. Lawrence
IL visiting in Wcybridge,- Bash
aw of ST. Adams is visiting In town
Miss Laura Pettee, at Cranberry Lake,
~. T.. since August. has returned home.
Mr.. Coates of Tlconderoga, n. Y, Ia
Se-furnishinE tho Douglass House and ex-
poets to have II open for business the
FIRST Of next week.-Dr. G. W. Peck and
Mrs. Peck have returned from Richmond.
Ma. where DR.. Peck has been attending
q medical convention.-The Mary l..
Ketcham Circle Of Kings Daughters will
hold Halloween social nj tho home
of Irving Jenney Friday evening Mrs.
r. p. Rogers Is IN Sudbury, William o.
Talbot has returned from Pittsneld, Mass.
--GeorGe Bacon IL in Providence, r. L.
w. II. Walker has moved to Williams
port Paw. r. LOOMS has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlington, for
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A VERY LIVE QUESTION.
(From the Enosburg Standard1


It is certainly most gratifying to note
that tho State press shows no inclina.
ton TO let UP on the good roads agi-
tatlon. but on the contrary embraces
every opportunity TO present the sub
1ect In It's various phases to its readers
and to urge its Importance. It is a sub
1ect regarding which there is practical
unanimity and the concerted activity
and earnestness Of tho "moulders Of
public opinion" surely ought to be pro-
ductive OF substantial results.
The Burlington Free Press concludes a
sound editorial argument relating to this
subject OF autoe travel. good roads and
home market for Vermont farmers. as
follows:
THE most effective way to secure this
auto travel and the consequent demand
for hotel accommodations and the conse-
quent demand for good, fresh meats and
fresh vegetables and fresh fruit is "a
make the roads In the vicinity as good
es possible. The owners of motor cars
have wireless communication with each
other and when they are mapping out a
tour they naturally select the roads tina.
have commended themselvos to other
touring parties. poor road will do more
to cause auto parties TO shun COM
munity than anything else So a word
TO the wise road-maker In each town
ought to be sufficient.
We believe the automobile will dc
more for the summer tourist business IN
Vermont than any other means Of ira.
vel, and combination of good roads.
neat and homeike hotels with good food
splendidly cooked together with we'll a.
rerted publicity for our varied attrac-
lions. will make the Green Mountain
state Mecca on the part Of those who
want to enjoy this noble pleasure
ground" and thus build up profitable
home markets for our farmers"
II must be plainly. apparent TO all tina.
any movement looking to the Increasing
Of auto travel in Vermont and attracting
summer tourists, with Its conseQl lent
material profit, reverts directly to good
roads, Plans for building summer hotels
on large scale and waiting for autc'sts
TO come 10 them over Vermonts pre-
sent highways is simply putting the car.
before the horse.
Vermont can surely rival New Hamp-
shire AS summer resort State but In
order to do so we must inaugurate a
practical and thorough system Of trunk
line highways built and maintained by
the State. IT Is very live question and
its vital import as II relates to tho
best interests of Vermont. cannot be too
strongly or too often emphasized
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an operation for ppendiclts--Com-
mander and Mrs A. V. Wadhams Of
Westport N. Y, and Mrs Mary Hertz
of Burlington are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. J. Ormsbee.--There are four cases
OF dphtheria in the Forestdale schools.
Health Officer e. w. Peck has ordered
the schools closed. and he has quarantined
all of the teachers.-1Iarry j. Griswold
has gone on hunting trip to Clarendon.
Charles b. Hall Of Crown Point, n. y,
is in town.-Mrs r. II. Thomas Of Mid
dlebury IL guest at the home OF Walter
!. Thomas.-Miss Mary Bolan, In Coopers-
town, N. V, for severol weeks, has re-
turned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will
iems ana Mrs. r. n. Hin have returned
from New York city.--Mr. and Mrs J.
WILDER Rice and Miss Marion Rice of
Wilbrahan1, Mass. are guests at the home
or Horace Thomas.-Ira II. Maxfield who
has been in the Adirondacls for several
weeks for the benefit Of his health, has
returned home for a few days. but will
return and spend the winter there.
Thomas Martin died at his home near
Fowler yesterday very suddenly while
sitting in II chair. Heart trouble was the
cause. He is survived by a large family
Some miscreant has killed seven more
sheep belonging to G., NJ. Winslow, maxi
Ing fourteen in oil. The selectmen of the
town are making every effort possible
to find out who the party was. Mr.
V1nslow Il IN Seattle wash. Mt this
tlme.-The Ladies' Bridge Whist club will
meet with Mrs. ". II. Williams to-
morrow afternoon.--James r. Harris has
rented the Sarah Smith house on Grove
street from Mrs. Minnie f. Hall and
will move there November !. Mrs. Hall
will board with Mr.. Harris The Brandon
high school football team will play the
Pittsford high school team tomorrow
afternoon on Winslows field at 3:i5
o'clock.-Frank Rowland hos moved from
the frozen we'll house to the Parker house
on Champla!r street.-Mrs. A. c. Fairman
or Henson is visiting in town.-Gardner
Knowlton. who has been seriously III.
is improving slowly.--H. Y. Miner OF this
town has been granted n patent on an
automobile toe box and on the hinge.
The box Ia In three sections and one pair
OF hinges controls them all.-Cor1rnan1e der
and Mrs. A. V. Wadhams and Mrs. MARY.
Hertz. who have been the guests Of NJ.
md Mrs. r. J. Ormsbe-, have been called
to Burlington by the death Of General
O. O. Howard.--Mrs. Cheney ]. Bralo,.
has returned from Cambridge, n. V
Herman Williams has sold his five and
ten cent store to William sessiors
Laura ". Crane Of East I,ongmeadoyy
Mass, Is the guest Of Mrs. Horo 20
Thomas.
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MARSHFIELD.

Nh and Mrs. SaXby and Miss Bulard.
teachers in the Villese school attended
the teachers convention in Burlington
last week,-Allen Phelps visited in Barre
Friday and Saturday.-M Fred Wood
bury OF Lisbon, y. H., is the guest OF
her mother Mrs O. f. Carpenter
George GIL has moved to the Henry
Lewis farm.-Mrs. Ernest Folsom is
quite ill-Mrs. Slas Packer Is in Fran
inCham, Mass, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Dewey. Pops hes
moved to Danvillc.-The cooperative
creamery held their annual meeting last
week and the old board Of officers was
elected as follows r. T. Chester. presi-
dent; G. G. Gent. president ana j.
r. Pike, s.cretarv.-The Rev ana Mrs
Howard of Iunenburg and Mrs. Bernie
Iholns OF St. JohrSoury spent last wcel;
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
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LOWELL.

c. c. Wheeock has sold his farm to
Fred Sarviile OF Eden. Mr.. Wheelock has
moved into tho house owned by Thomas
IonE.-W +. Shortsleeves has moved
back to the yillage.-The town clerk has
issued so gun licenscs.-A son YVES born
TO Mr.. and Mrs Marrinott DuriNage re-
Gently and ono to Ny. and Mrs. A. J.
Grant Monday, oct. lS.-Nr and Mrs.
Ray Lathe visited in Hordwick from
eatrri.y until Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. S,annard are In Montreal-A G.
Cello has rented his form to Ernest Pa
rento for one year Mr.. Cello In. rent
ed his mothers place.-Mrs Samuel
Crafts was called here Monday by the
serious illr.ss OF her sister, Mrs. s.
u. Bowen.-Mrs D. NJ. Parker is in
Newport visiting her daughter, Mrs T.,
b. Wellman.--Mrs. Clemen. Dezotel and
grandson OF Montgomery Center visited
her sister. Mrs. c. A. Barre and other
relatives last week.-Mrs.. Irving Robin
son and children OF Westmore visited n
Gown last veek-M Alexander and ".
Natchie went 20 their homes in West
Burke Saturday to remain until Thurs
nav.
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EGC-TSTTr

Judge ana Mrs Ely of Dedh1m, Mass,
are IN town.-IIerNcrl Mason is in New
York. Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred DickermHn
have moved to ,hoir new house.-rroc.
J. y, Burgess. Miss Thorn and Ms
Ronhan have beer At tE"r homes dur
ing the past week as there We're no ses-
sions OF the ri@dcd school on aCe> unj OF
scarlet fever.-Mrs. BASS. national or
ganl2er of the Woman's Foreign Ms
scnary society, spoke AT tho MetNp-
dist church TUESDAY evening Miss Vim
mic Jones is Mt Henry Sessions in Fow-
ler-C. l.. Bush lost one Of his worl
horses Fridoy-On SUNDAY. Oct. 81, Rev.
l.. A. Shcrburne OF Burlington will hold
n union service IN the congregational
Church at II o'clock in the interest OF
the Vermont Bir'r so,iclv
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CRAFTSBURY

Lillian Woodbury. who was seriously Ill
fbe first of the week is improving. Mr..
md Mrs George T. Howard returned
from Boston. Monday.-E \. Nelson
returned from Boston last week.-Mr. and
AIRS. George r.. Howard returned from
BOSTON Sntalrdav,-Mr. Graham White
left Friday for Nashua. n. H. TO spend
che winter.-Rosco and Hollis Lathe
xpcnt a few days in Wheelock last week
returning the first OF this weck.--'rhe re-
mains of Phila CobuI1. who died at the
sparhavls sanator!um. were brought here
'ruesday. The funeral was held at Robert
Anderson's and the remains placed IN
the family lot on the Branch.-Mr. and
Mrs Mayburn returned from Canada
Saturday.
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the returns will he fully as great IA IN
other sections Of the country" This wa
firmly believe. Time was when the coun.
Try was young when IL was easier Ia
make fortune In the West than in the
rast' perhaps, but in these DAYS +, IL
question IT the opportunities arc any
greater. Occasionally some brainles,
idlot has q fortune thrust upon him. no,
pechuse ne ihcks brains. but in spite OF
'lls met but as general rule II takes
pralhs' persistence and the capacity 70,
work TO arnass fortune in anv section
of the country
commenting on the letter the Time,
says:
we VINO have remained at home and
borne the heat and burden OF the dav
nave been convinced that there are good
opportunities for young men a, homo
but 1t has been difficult to convince tho
young men themselves. and our efforts
have not received much hacking fror,
FORMER Nermonters who have ,lrifted
into other States These former sors
have gone IN to the middle West md IA,
West by tho thousands and thew haye
gone because they believed that onnor
tuni'y out there was crying with a loud
voice They have formed their Ver,no.,.
societies and profess AL interest in the
State Of their birth. Occasionally they
honor the old State by making n visi.
! to the old home. on such occasions 4,
is but natural that they should war.
IN leave the impression that they have
been remarkably successful They To-
! tho home folks about the wonderfu
State OF Iowa" or Washington and nio
ture all It's advantages in glowing colors
just to show that they themselves ars
the beneficiaries of fortune they hire a
livery team for week and pass out ton
cent cigars to all who will accent ther,
The young men OF the town who have
had to drive the old mare and srnoto
elm-root become Disseminated and r.
turally resolve 70 go West too Il oppor-
tunity ever comes their way
Our friends who return to pay the old
home r visit forget to tell the boys TIN,
for every man who comes back with .no
cent cigars in his pockets there a-a
I hundreds who would be mighty glad
return II they could raise the price OF
railroad ticket.
The fact Is every man carries his OF
opportunity In the top OF his hat. II ne
has tho stuff in him and gets busy in
Vermont he will succeed. He will also
succeed in some other State. The Young
man who Is looking for opportunity
should remove his hat md give the tor
OF HIS head three distinct raps. II q
noise like a full house results he IS
right anywhere; and If the noise Is ON
inously empty he is still as well off In
one place as another lie will never
ride after livery horses or smoke ten
cent cigars anywhere"
This is good, sound common sense. TNs
man who stays In Vermont, works hard
s7d does not squander his money stands
tunt rs good n chance OF ultimately be-
coming wealthy az does the one who goes
Ncst-and sometimes better.
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FOREsTDAI.E.

Mrs. Mary Synons and Mrs I. W. Horn
returned last week from n vieit in New
York-SchooLs in this village closed Mon
day on account OF several cases Of Dip
iberia in town. Those under quarantine
are James Wetnore and family. Marion
Thomas. Ruth Gould and Edith Munger.
Edith WILDER, daughter of j. II. Will
Der died at her home Oct. -. aged 81
years She was en- invalid ana great suf-
ferer from birth and was never able to
walk. The funera. was held at her late
home Sunday afternoon. thu Roy. W. A.
Wilson offic atinc. 1ntermen. was In
Forcsdalc.-ITenry Waters. Vance Wat
tors. William 1.erock. Roy Grown and
William Waters have been successful in
getting deer.
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FAYSTON.

There have been huskinss at =. c.
Hills, V. c, Peirce's and Mrs. F. A..
Bragg's,-G. n. Grandy Of Burlington
made short visit at A. ID. and Mrs f.
A. Bragg's last week. He came on a
motorcycle IN less than four hours.-Edna
d. Bragg attended the teachers conven-
ton at Rurlington.-IIenry Dana shot a
buck soon after sunrise Monday morning.
George Miller. who has been III for soy
eral weeks, had counsel OF doctors Sat
urday,-G. G, Grandfield, town clerk. has
issued LOG licenses for hunting this sea-
son, the oldest hcencee being S2 years of
age-levi Nelson and A. Griffin have
each shot deer
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

A cottage prayer meeting will be held
at the home of Satira Sabin this
evcning.--E. r.. BAH is much worse and
a trained nurse from North Montpcllcr
is caring for him.-Tolma CIoodell and
Marion Wheeler at home for a few DAYS
from johnson Normal schol, have 20
turned. Alice McKinstry has returned 10
IIardwiclk Academy.-Mlss Osman closes
her missionary work here this week. and
goes from here to East Caiais-Franli
Daniels. Henry Bailey ana Arthur
Benjamin. each killed deer Monday
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NEWPORT.

The appointments for tho positions of
clerk and carrier In the free delivery ser
vice for this city have been made and
the appointees will begin work on NOV
1. Fred H. Coburn of Newport Center. is
clerk Robert II. Clement OF Newport
first carrier. Ralph l.. Mosher second
carrier and Andrew IT. Rogers sub
etitute. The register shows INT % candi-
dates out OF 90 passed the examination
and the averages ranged from "A per
cent. TO Sc per cent
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WORCESTER.

DIT. Brown, Arthur Jones and f. y.
Taylor OF Barre. We're in town Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gates OF Montpe-
Her were visitors in town on Thursday
last.-Mary Kelley. Florence O'Brien and
Katherine Byron attended the teachers
convention in burlington last week-Mr
ard Mrs. c. f. Nourse and little t.stelle
Common OF Barre. are guests Of NJ and
Mrs. r. Wilson, parents Of Mrs.
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STAY IN VERMONT.
CFrom the Midlebury Register)

\ former Nermonter, now resident OF
Seattle, Washington, writes to the Bel
lows Fails Times as follows:
"Wfile there are great opportunities
bore In Seattle for young men with
brains and money To invest my advice
TO young men in Vermont is to look
around there. for in Vermont are Just
as many opportunities IL they will only
grasp them. They should not think for
moment that they can pick gold up in
tho streets of Seattle for they can't
A short lime ago the Register remark
Cd editorlaly There Is plenty OF work
right here In Vermont for those who
really want 90 work, md II their ener-
gies are expended in the proper direction