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JERICHO.

Mre HHr ridnlcr returned F'~ilav from
the Fanny Allen hospital, where she has
t"cr '0- few weeks.-Georce y. Nav
~ Sand. i.iu y. T.. was q gucsr over
sunday OF his parents. Ny. and Mrs s.
q. Say Mis- Geuia BARRIER, who lives
with hoy grandparents, Nj. and Mrs H.
II. Niier. was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital SATURDAY where She
underwent an operation for append tits
Her condition Is reported serious. George
Marks Of Burlington has been visiting
AT r s Tomlinson Mrs \ H. Good
win il making repairs and alteration, in
the interior Of her house. Miss Florence
Buxton returns to ESSEX junction to-
dav TO pursue her studies In the high
school after two weeks AZ home.-MrS.
Harriet cleveland Of Fairfax has been
visiting at q. W. Foster Ira c. Morse
is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Nay and children Of
Burlington. who have been visiting in
town for few days. returned home
Monday.-Mrs. g. ". Foster has been
visiting her daughtor. Mrs. r. W. Buxton
in Cambridge.-r :. Mc,iihhou has NOV
ed his family to Essex Junction. Mr.
McGibbon is Ia care for Mr.. Placo.-Mrs
Max \. BuIzcu IS seriously Ul.-Miss
Mildred Buxton, who has been visiting
at the home OF her grandparents, NJ.
and Mrs. George Foster for three weeks.
returned Tuesday TO her home IN Cam
bridgc,-Miss Addie Cooper OF 81. Adams
has been visiting Miss Jennie Martin
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Pollard and Ms. ll.
II. Wilder were at tie Fanny Allen io.-
pltal Tuesday to see Miss ifeDil BARRIER.
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Miss Daisy Fielder is III with measles 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph IIallock and children
went Saturday TO Enosburg, where they
expect to make their home. Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Pierce and Mr. and Mrs Marble
Pierce 100 Starkshoro Saturday to
attend the funeral Of Worden Stokes
Mrs. Georgia piorce viii teach in the
Pierce district and Mrs Alma Taft on
East street their schools to commence
April II.
The Misses Martha Norton and Janet,e
Shnttuck of the Edmunds high schoo,
and Miss Minnie brewster of the Bristol
high school are At home for the Easter
vacation.-J. f.. Andrews of Essex June
tion Is visiting his son. Fred.-Miss Leah
Raglev still remains critically I'll.
Marjorie Leah, only daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Gerald w. Bagley. died We'd
neSday NJ 11:46 A. NJ. with acute
Erights disease. aged seven years,
nine months.---Cliford. young son of
Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Trombley. is i'll with
pneumonia
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Thomas, n trained nurse from Bur
lington. is caring for O. T.. Converse. -
carl Smith has bought the Daniel Huestis
farm We are informed that William
Huestls has purchased instead of hired
the Daniel Sunderland farm. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Briggs has sold a place TO
Henry GarveN. The proprietor Of the
Waldorf Astoria has pun chased the
Marshall Smith farm and will erect cot
tages.-The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Myrick is recoVerng.-George
Atwood underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at Mary Fletcher hospital last
week. Sidney Phelps, who resided here
when boy, recently visited in town
Mrs Charles Elthorp has not been as
well of late.-Mrs. G. G. Wing and son.
Jewett, have returned from the West
Ray Dayton has entered the employ of
Grosvenor Brothers.--The Rev. George
Bennett OF F'reeport. y. H.. will occupy
the desk at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-F. A. Elithorp has entered the
employ OF William GrandeJ- AT the
Grange meeting April y the first and sec
| ond degrees Will be conferred on a class
of six.-'Alrs. -. T., Rice Is quite i'll with
| facial erYsipea
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Jane Ricard whose premises were raid
ed several days ago. pleaded guilty Fri
day to keeping with intent to sell and
was sentenced to serve three months Tn
county iail.-Mrs. Frank Conrad IA visit
ing in Hines burg. Ray Macomber has
completed his engagement as clerk in
Berry x Frcchettes store and accepted
"A similar position in ST Johns bury Miss
iIilda Mansfield, who has been visiting
town for several days, went to johnson
Saturday rnornine.-At the regular meet
ing Of the grange Friday night the third
and fourth degrees were conferred on nine
candidates. large number of people
enjoyed n sugar party at y. b. Shannon's
sugar camp Thursday night.-The stowe
high school basket ball team played the
local team here Friday ana were defea ed.
10 to l5.-Mi~s Jennie CaldcrW God il visit
ing in ST. Johnshury Arthur Duneny
has closed his meat market
Miss Lena Dudley ana Waiter Award
were married Moraay.- Extensive repairs
are being made on tine Interior Of the *.
7. nall Mrs. Laura Paine OF Wplcott
visited at F. &. Eastnar's over Sunday.
Mrs Moses Costollo'e place was td"d
Saturday ana oultc a. quantity ~ VIII sS-
and beer was found. e. r. Pierce has
been appointed census cnLmerator for the
village and 3. j. Mulcahy for tho town.
Robert Stevenson Of Boston IS visiting i'm
town
Or. Darling was IN = lohnShurY ines
day.-Miss Abhio Mason visited ia Calais
last week. j n McIoul was business
visitor in ST Johnshury Tuesday Miss
I.ulu 'rnu-n - \fArrfs,.fffa t+is
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ADDISON.

i very pleasant reception was rendered
the Roy. and Mrs. White last Tuesday
e'r1ing. Nj White left on Monday for
his now field % Ia hor I'm Hardwick Their
goods have gone but Ms. White with re-
main 'rr feN days Miss Edrl }cgor
Is at home for Easter vacation from her
school H. Castletou.- lyman clark an
old ana respected .itizcu, died ut his
home ruosdaN morning after several
weeks illness. Eio was N0 Years Of axe.
tlc leaves an aged widow. wno ia in Very
feeble health. and three sons, Casuor
and Waldo of his town and Raymond Of
Australia. The funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. ~. II White
Stella Cross spent last week with friends
in West Addison The only daughter of
Daniel O'Connen died IF CONSUMPTION
last week She was buried in Middlehury
Carl and Thld Smith % Bridpor, are
visiting I'm town The Ladies' Aid meet
ut The >estrY March @o.-Clara Clar,. was
the guest over SUNDAY Of Christine Ba-
con Of Waltham. Carrie ana flora WILL
marth are home from Middlehury high
school for Easter vacation RoiNn Sher-
beno has the appointment Of census
taker of this town and will commence
work April /.
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CHITTENDE.N
ESSEX JUNCTION.


'N NV = ~ "''f'"" '' '.""'""'i''
"''"" mas "c''I'e" INC cat" To- tn"
f''''' "'e oi 'i'' h'p'N' azure" ""' VIII
"'e"' HES "u'leS mere MAJ
nc raster services al the '"n|re-
S'''oh"' 'hurch SUNDAY forenoon
were ATTENDED by '"n-''Satl"n
when completes filled tire rnnrcn.
me decorations consisted WHOLLY ot
Easter lilies and cut flowers jho gift
of Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. DpFis of Mt
Vernon. y. !. Mrs. Davis viii ho re-
mombered n the daughter of sine Late
Mr. and Mrs. u. r. Macombcr of this
village The flowers were later dis
trihuted among the sick Of the par
iSh. Easter music was very accept
ably rendered. nv the choir Thrcc
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from First Page.)


tinney ana Miss Anna Sullivan have re-
turned from Burlington.-fenrN W.
hammond is making extN"ive repairs on
hammond halI--After I'VE weeks III
ness with tFphoid FEVER and oomplica-
TONS l" .. Alien Is able to sit up little
whiic each day.-W. T. Casey has taken
n pos'tion III fowier'-Mrs' James Farrell
h Rutland - Visiting her parents. Nj.
ana MIS-. fatr'ck McMahoh'
Inc annual meeting or district No 3.
l. ~ w. f. VIII be he'o with Addison
rnc''nlpinent this evening" Green Noun
'",, i''''".'p'"."'' No' ., VI nurhnstoh'
VIII exernphfy the ROYAL Purple degree
MIS- Ar'hur ficc ana chiin' VINO nave
been Vis''ihs her parents MI ana Mrs.
SIMON nave returned To their nome IN
Aipahy' ~ FRANK Root or Fort
Wv '"s lon' ~ - - WIN reia''No" mere
MRS -h"hiev Wlhch ana ch''o Oh f"ts-
io'" are V's'''"s her t''o'ne'' NrS'
Mai are' 'llhloie'-Nrs' f'oS'h S'ass'
'oaonor III r"'t raven ~ sPehnlue the
EASTER NaCa''oh WIN ler ph'eh's' MT ana
Mrs r. r. WOODS. ME- ana Mrs
Nap"'eoh boohroaH nave ieased we
nope mouse OH curt street." orN mas
peeil begun OF the iaT GROUNDS anu sew
erai vi the parhs a"o Sheds nave peeh
inoFe"'-JoSeph 'AIVl IL 70 move INTO inc
i>esS'ef DOCK Where ne Will stay nl''
n'S ne" store on Nam street Is conpi"'e"
-N'"eoh ADoeN CT hu''ano Is IN toWh'
N"ui'E ""ruen Nhfam ~. lait Oh
Altman SATURDAY arfes'eu huhal bar-
'th" ior acting as R'loe 10 hon-resldent
"'n.e' WHO ma" no Incense me non
nu"'er IL me '".ncr 81 l"Freau
gnu ne mas gone 10 N"W \ OrK state. l'nc
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NEW RAVEN

The Ladies' Union Will give sugar
social in the hall Friday evening, April /.
Mrs W. W. Wilson OF Bristol was the
guest Of he, brother, I. } Everest and
family Tuesday I" Potter and Miss
Daisy Potter were in Burlington Tuesday
The Misses Hazel and Pauline Partch
have returned from Burlington. r
". McCuen Ut Nerseunes was In town
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber Kingsley
are guests ~ MIR. kingsleys sisters.
Misses Ida and Myrtle K!ngsley.-Mrs
T.. F.. Rowley. who has been sick some
time, is gaining rapidly. Mrs Mary
Roscoe was III with grip.-Mrs, Louis l..
Little, who was operated on for appendi-
cts. Is gaining rapidly Miss Ida Kings
Icy. who has been spending her vacation
In Starksboro has returned home.
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CHARLOTTE.

R0u"if Bora sowed six acre' Of
oats last wook wallace Coleman has
gore t. New York state to work on a
W"ll m7rhire for j. A. Williams
George and Merritt Carpenter arc
home for toir Easter vaca,ion.-pa-
ia Aha.s ..v"d - cords of four-foo'
wood f.. II. e. Thorp in ten hours
last woo'
Mis- joseph Bora was the recipient Of %
Sc. pleasant surprise party last Monday
evening. 1t henE the 12nd anniversary of
her hirthdIv Among the presents was a
set Of s.N dining chairs.-Paul Thompson
and friend OF North Champlaiu street
Visited relatives In town over Sunday
Miss E'l'' Williams IS passing her Easter
vacation e her home here Edward
McG"Nau s. painting his residence on the
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CORNWALL.

Mr. and Mrs. Carson Fisher We're sur
prised on the evening of March r by
about 30 Of their neighhors and friends
it being tho 18th anniversary Of their
marriage, a social time was enjoyed
and games played. Fine refreshments
were served by the friends. \ gift was
left rs a token of the esteem in which
they are held
A. T. Lane and son. Donald returned to
Ottawa. Canada. on Tuesday after a
several days visit at G. ". Lane -
Schools in town with the exception Of No.
Will begin Monday.-A special Easter
service was held at the Congregational
church Sunday.-Nrs. r.. u. Matthews.
was called To Hartford. Conn, Saturday
by the death OF her aged grandfather.
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BRISTOL.

small barn together with a horse be-
longing to John Burke was burned Friday
afternoon Tho lunch cart on Main
street owned by Sam Bergman Of Bur
lington. and managed by Weston Trudo
was destroyed by Are about ten o'clock
Friday night. 1t was caused by the eX-
plosion OF gasoline. The hose company
reported and got one stream on the fire
1t made ne blaze while 1t lasted
o. W. McShane of Burlington was in town
Saturday,-Mrs. L. o. Chaplin and daugh-
ter. Mildred, went Saturday to Washing
ton. ID, C.--Mr and Mrs, G, T.. Abenethy
are recovering from illness-Mrs. ID. r
bosworth visited her relatives In East
Middlebury last week.-Mrs.. Ruth Roberts
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W1LLIsToN.

Mrs. MARY Clark and family are III with
the grip. Others on the sick list are Byron
Johnson, Mary 1.amson, Lena Chapman.
Mrs, James - nrien and Homer pryor
Patrick Froil returned from Fam" Allen
hospital Sunday. and was happily sur
priscd In finding his spring house cleaning
and papor z doue.-Mrs. F. W. clark
gave dinner party Wednesday, March
%. Florence Mctcalt arrived Saturday for
her Eas,or Vacation. Seth Johnson OF
HordcntowN. y. j.. is visiting friends ina
WASHINGTON Albert Lander returned
Thursday - South Hero lanes T..
Kennedy hai purchased an automobile
There was maple sugar socinhle at the
Methodist Episcopal church Friday even
Ing. The re-. g. NJ Kent gave talk
on tho HALEY comet
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ORWELL.

Mrs. A. J. ilough had n stroke OF par
alYs,s Tuesday as she got out of her
wagon. and died ut the home of Mrs
Amanda Warren n: midnight. Her FUN
eral was largely attended at the home on
Saturday afternoon v ElaCkmer is
home after spending the winter IN Middle
bury Or Amelia W. Brown, who has
been sick at the Rolln brown homo is
much better. MIR, and Mrs. John Stev-
ems are home from Rochester. y. Y
Miss Addie RAYMOND Is 20 teach in
Ley den. Mass Judge Branch returned
Saturday evening from rawlet, where he
spent ten days.-T. r Desjadon moves
this week to the Jones farm and Joseph
Fortier moves to the Thomas farm.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Lucius DUEL has been quito III with an
attack of asthma and bronchitis. Mrs
Duel was i'll with the grip at the sans
time.-N. Smith who moved to the city
month ago is moving back to ihc Dick-
~ farm and will work for L. l.. Hayes .--
Mr.. 81. Peter viii move to Richmond --
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy s. Colchester
passed n few days last week with their
daughter, Mrs. Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs
Alison Rollins returned Sunday from
tndcrhill, where they have been guest.
at q. c. Drinkwatcr's several DAYS
There is no frost in the ground and farm.
tis arc blowing
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SHOREEkM.

Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Moore who passed
last week nj G.. H. Halls, have returned
to Ticonderoga Mrs. Bosworth Of
Mooers. \. Y. is in town, coming to at
tend Mr.. Atwood 5 funeral. John Rice OF
Springfield, Mass. passed Sunday with
Nj. and Mrs. j. &. Moore Mrs. L. H..
Nottingham is Ill with bronchitis Misses
Ethel Jones. Lydia Baldwin and Gladys
cook of Mlddlebury high school are pass
ing Easter vacation ut their homes. Mr.
and Mrs. Gustavus Baldwin have moved
to e. Il. Kendall's farm known as the
Severcnce placc.-Dr c. W. kidder was
in Boston last weok.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Dickinson have moved to a farm in Or
u-p
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MILTON.

Mi-. ., Morgan is visiting her ia
'hc. NJ Nuher in Pleasant Valley
Mis- i,Irrcj Rogers was the guest Of
Mrs. Edward lsham in Burlington over
SuudaE. Miss Nina Ballard and VI -
susan ilmcklH were I'm town ever sun
daN.-Juian Wells is moving to Swanton.
Miss \ NJ Crown and Miss Bessie
Johnson have returned 20 town after
spending the winter With friends in the
West and in Massachusetts Miss Lizzie
ltorris Of South burlington is visiting in
town Nv. ANA Mr.. Cory CasWel %
Plattshurgh have been AZ his fathers.
Allen Caawpll Miss Bell. who has been
the guest Of Mrs II. II. Fuller, returned
Monday to her nome in Essex Junction
MrS. Grant Petty and daughter. Rata. Of
Now london nrn NislfiM. IN Town.
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WEST ADDISON.

Fred Smith is very III With typhoid
pneumonia. Miss Stella Cross Is visiting
her aunt Mrs. e. carpenter Pea Ri"
Stage Of Brldport spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Stazg. Charles
Huest's Of Brdport Is moving to f. Car
penters farm, which he H. 70 carry on
the coming ycar.-Mrs. George Sprague
Is AT Basin liarbor. caring Cor her moth
or, who is quite III with heart trouble
Melvin Carpenter is quite ill-Wilber
Hoiconlb has purchased the Charles Ed
wards farm. DT. Braley OF Concord,
Mass. IL at Fred Smiths for y short
staY.-Mrs Edith Cough Is visiting in
MiddinNttrA-
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of Shelburuc is In town. called here
by the Illness of her brother and sister. E.
e. and Miss Ella Norton condition
of f. G. Norton and his daughter, Phyllis.
Ia unfavorablc. Mrs. Norton is seriously
H. Miss ELLA Norton IL moro comfortable
They all have pneumonia.--ir Norton of
Rutland IL in town. called here by the
illness Of his brother and sister Ford
Thomas IS at home from Winchester, ~
H., for the Easter vacation.
The remains OF Mrs. Diantha Nolan
were brought here from Pittsford Mills
last Saturday, and taken to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Harlow.
Sunday they were taken to New Haven
Mills for interment by the side Of her
husband.There were interesting Easter
| services at all the local churches Sunday.
H. N. Gleason Is making extensive Inn
provements on the Interior of his tene-
| rnent on Mountain avenuc.-Daniel Mon
roe or this town enlisted i'm Co. a. nth
vermont regiment. August r. 1864. when
ne was IA years and nno months old.
W. A. Lawrence Ia taking down and re-
moving one OF his barns OF Spring street
-Halph Palmer and Wayne Bosworth OF
M'ddiebury College and j. Henry Burritt
OF burlington were in town over Sunday.
MI ana Mrs. James Mutt went to BoS-
ton last Saturday. where they. will make
! their nome with their on..-NIr. and Mrs.
~. NJ. Martin went to Somerville. Mass,
Tuesday to reside.--Miss Edith Hewitt of
| Wellesley College is at home for the vaca-
| ton Mrs. Matte Parmlec. widow of pr
| Edison H. Young. died at the family
| home Monday morning after an Illness
| of several months. She is survived by
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Anna Bosworth and sons from
Bristol. who have been visiting at A. A.
Boardinan's and W. *. Kirby's the past
week. have returned home.-Miss Ruth
Russell is n guest OF her brother, Dustin
Russell. In Shelburne.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Bell of Rutland are visiting at A.
+. Whitney's. Ladies Aid society
meet with Mrs. H. Elmer Friday after
noon. April /. Supper will be served
Miss Anna Sheldon goes to visit her
brother I'm Rutland Friday
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. J. II. Church is III with nervous
exhaustion. -Mrs. e. j. Fisk visited her
sister In Bethel last week. Mrs. :. f..
Fossenden IL with her parents for the
summer,-George Robbins mas gone to
Granville to WORK for l.. VI. 'hurch L"
J. Robinson IL building nm addition on
his mill by the tunnel bridge ana putting
In clapboard machinery.-'i Perkins
of West Rochester was the guest OF Ber-
nice Eaton SATURDAY. and SUNDAY.
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PETERSBURG.

The Ladies' Aid penny sociabe held
at Peter Dakins's last Friday evening was
u success Nearly sla was realized --Beu-
lah Allen is visiting at her u.ele's. NJ. r..
Alen.-Miss Josephine Kingsland is visit
ing at Herbert Kingsland's. Mrs. Esma
Palmer has returned after visiting at her
daughters, Mrs. Henry Rowley. I'm SnS
burne,-Charles Muzzy and family are
visiting In town. Israel German " visit
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WEsTFORD.

Miss 'loIcncc Smith has gone 10 Wash
ipGtou. u. C.. for two weeks stay
Miss l.ura ilidder is visiting in Buring-
ton.-Edsar Grow has bought the place
in the ,illape owned by Gcorg" Morgan
and will move from his farm Immediate
ly.-Fred Grow has bought Henry Park
er's farm and has taken possession
Mrs Susan Stone, mother of the KEY.
John 7. Stone, died in Chicago March Ia
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WEYBRIDGE.

ON Wednesday evening OF last week
nearly % friends and neighbors met
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. |. 3.
Dodge. to make them farewell visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge are about To re-
move 70 Proctor. J. s, Shaw present
ed Mr. and Mrs. Dodge purse of
money -Rolin stone is to occupy
Mrs. Coles house this year.
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Mrs. Leslie Nrthur.-While blowing for
Samuel Gaines recently Willie Stagg
noticed n mass of black objects fitting
about In front of his horses and on ex-
animation found them to nc n large num-
Der Of young rass-hoppcrs--The farmers
are busy piowng and some sowing has
been done. The land which has good
Drainage l. alrondv too dry.
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n number of years ago and her son
preached in the Congregational church
for some time.-Mrs. George Mincklor Of
Milton is visiting at IT, j.. Jackson's.-
Evans kddcr IS AZ home from Middle
bury for weeks Nacation.-Mss Lila
Whipple Of Richford was IN town for
several days last week Mrs. T.. Marcia
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SOUTH STARKSBORo

Or. De Witt Greene of Euffalo. y. Y.
who has been visiting relatives here.
went to Charlotte Saturday .-Olen At
kins vino had his right arm crushed by
a log last week. has gone to q hospital
in Burlington.
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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. Advertise in
the Free Press and you VIII get re-
plieS to your advertisement
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

l.clah Bagley is seriously IN with pneu-
month and acute f}rights disease Miss
crane OF Burlington is caring for hsr.-
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FARM FOR SAI.I1-S miles from South
Royalion. contains 2fo acres, suitably
divided into tillge pasture and timber
good house. Is rooms. never-failing
water at house and barns Sugar bush.
400 trees. also apple orchard. Easy
terms Price N.Cnl For particulars
address ]. 6. Taylor South Royalton.
VI. or +. NJ. Weed, New Hartford, y.
Y" cp,w2t.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell n farm, should use
this colunn. Nearly 5000 copies Of
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement. would be read
oy many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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BARGAINS

good ncuso with store. and 6
ac~es OF lano. on North avenue also a
good barn and ice house. will be sold
for less than 1t woul. cos. to replace
the buildings. good point for busi-
nesr.
a 40 acre farm Q miles from Bur
iinxton. good 10-room house. common
BAN nice young orchard, an extra
good place to mako money. II you
want a ntce little farm near the city.
now Is your chance.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE co.
18s COLLEGE STREET.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING. : G.. White
Leghorn, great laying strain. . ior only
Csc or S325 hundred Satisfaction
guaranteed. Clarence +. iolbrOOk.
Hyde Park, Vt. 39.w.St.
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MILTON BoRO.
WEST MILTON.

Miss Ruth Phillips of Milton IS engaged
for the spring term Of school.
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising in this COL
umn one cent word. each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertiseme taken which
ia less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
to advertisers uaing from
$50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE-2oO acres nice land.
sugar orchard. plenty OF wood and
lumber. buildings IN good repair, and
on main road. Price 5000. r. l..
Miller, so. Royalton, VI. phone.
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