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MONKTON.

Special service will he held IN the
Church at East Monllton beginning Sun
day evening. The Rev. Z. r. Stone Of
Bristol will preach on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday even.ngs.--Ci ecily and
Ruth Donahue returned to burlington
Saturday. Mrs W. G. Donahue Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs Robert
McCuen of Colchester. w. II. Gee was
in Bristol Monday Miss Helen Gee l.
spending few days In Bristol Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Laroso have been spendiu:
a few weeks In Burlington.-Mrs. ]. T..
Collins was in Burlington Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Mech spent SUNDAY in North
Ferrisburs. the guest of Miss Lora
Dean.-Clarli Cheney was In Burlington
saturday Charles Williams has moved
to the Parker house in the west part OF
the toWn.-Georgc partch was in Burlint-
ton Saturday. Lydia Dartt has
returned from a two weeks stay in
Charlotte.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Tho Lamoille Baptist brotherhood will
meet In the Baptist Church at this place
next Monday. The minister's wives will
accompany them and hold - meeting a.,
the parsonage in the afternoon The
Speakers at the ministers meeting win
he the Roy. W Il. BREASTED Of Barre
and the Rev. Dr W. \. Dawson Of Bur.
lington. In the evening the I.adics' Aid
society will servo supper from five "a
seven O'Clock. a eight O'Clock the Rev.
Dr. Dawson viii deliver an address on
MY European Trip The lecture will be
free.
Hobart 4 Ifuutloy have sold the l.. g.
Nichols farm in Westford 10 John Drink
swine of Esscx.
Loyal Remington. who has been IN at
the home Of his son. Orvis Remington, is
improving
Charles Patneaude is i'll with scarle,
fever.
Miss Marguerite Bell is III with
bronchitis
Clarence. tho young son of Henry Pratt
on the Colchester road. is recovering from,
typhoid pneumonia.
Mr.. ". W. Smith is I'M with bronchitis
MIR and Mrs. William f. Whitney gave
an Informal reception Saturday evening
for their son ana wfeADr and Mrs g.
+, Whitney OF Boston. who were recently
married in MuEravo, Novla Scotia. the
horne of the bride. Or. Whitney, former.
ly OF Williston, is graduate Of the
| University Of Vermont and the medica
college and Is now located at the Bos'or
| archaeological laboratory. Among those
from ont of town We're Mrs. tdmunt
Whitney of Washington, n. g.. M and
Mrs. T.. Barton Whitney Of Winooski
Mr. and Mr. e. " BrowneN Mr. and
Mrs. carl r. Rrownel Mr.. and Mrs
stanley T.. Browncll and Or ana Mrs c.
f.. Dalton Of Burlington. M and Mrs
Frank Talrott and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Lamsou of Williston. dainty repas'
was served at which Mrs Franz Talrott
and Mrs. carl r. Brovneu presided and
Mrs. Carrie T.. Morrill, and Miss Ella Pine
assisted. The evening closed with a short
musical program by Mrs. Dalton after
which all Joined in singing old songs.
News has been received Of the birth
Of n daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Mas
Goodrich of S,anbrdge Station. P @
Mrs Goodrich was formerly Miss Cora
Hastings of this place.
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

The entertainment given by the pupils
of Miss Lora Deans school in Allen hall
last Friday evening a success, CON
sisting Of n little play given by the
children. interspcrscd with songs and
selections on the piano. A. The close Of
the entertainment boxes containing
lunches We're sold at auction and hot
coffee was served Much credit Is due
both Miss Dean and her pupils. The pro-
ceeds were about ST. to be used for a
school library.-Mrs Lucinda has re
turned TO Burlington after visiting at
Carlos Martin's.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rowley of Sheburne spent THANKSGIVING
at her mothers. Mrs. Es,na Palmer
Miss Josephine Kingsand has returned
to the Castleton normal school and Car
roll Kingsland TO the Roclsland Military
Institute at West Lebanon. y. H.. after
spending the THANKSGIVING vacation with
their parents. MIR. and Mrs. H II. Kings
land.-Mr. and Mrs Howard Mallory and
family Of Burlington spent THANKSGIVING
with Charles Mallory, Miss May Mallory
and Charles Mallory. Jr.. at Calvin
Martin's.-Miss Leslie MuzZy of Bur
lington spent Thanksgiving with her sis
ter, Mrs Jennie DEAN. r. Williams
Of Charlotte spent THANKSGIVING ut
Carlos Martin Mr.. and Mrs Layton
Elliot have gone to Taunton Mass, 20
visit relatives.
The Kings Daughters will hold sale
of Christmas articles in Allen hal Tuc.-
day afternoon. December G. In the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bacon,
with their banjos and Miss Anna King
man, elocutionist, will give an attrac-
tive entertainment.
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sTARKsBORo.

Tho ChriatI,p Erdooyor .ooi..,. .,,,,,
hold n Reopranbioo, eo,ia, -, ~. ,,a...,..
Church ve.try Ur,ao, .,,o,',n -,
Der
William TAFT ybo ha, s, ,, .,
badly n short time arc w., =, ,',,.-. 49,.
fore-fingers amnutot.a loo, n,ri,,,.
Charles Chambcrl,i, 4. rror,,,, r.
Dixie on his farm.-peter Ne,son ho, ti,oa
out to Edward Butler for II v.,r 49,, ro,
begun his work .-rhe Gree, NOM, ca,,,,
terry association IL fx,ng I'm -. ,,,r, ,,r,
ting in n new iron front fence ora . ,,.,r,
fence in back hey also have houybt
more land OF II. c. Dixie and whom co,,.
plcted will be a much needed i,,rro,,.
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day.--Thc Louise NJ. Smiley circle Of
Kings Daughters met at the
parsonage yesterday afternoon. Dinner
was served at one o'clock-.Mrs.
John Cannon has returned from a 0
days stay at the home of her son, Ed d.
mund, in Barre.-Miss Harriet Edwards
viii leave this week for Bellows Falls.
whore she will be the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Chandler, until after the
holidays-There will be game Of
basket ball between the local team
and the y NJ. c. A. of Burlington in
Richmond hall Thursday eveping-W.
Green of Lincoln is the guest Of friend s
in town.--Alson g. Swinger and Grace
Drlnkwater Of Huntington were mar
ried here Tuesday by the Rev. T.. =.
Treat.
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PRISTOI.

Wright FERGUSON ana family of New
Haven ana b, w. Rldwen of Monkton
were guests If Airs. Caroline Ray
Thursday. Schools opened Monday
after the Thank sgiving recess-The
condition of r, T.. Patterson and Mrs.
q. S Ladue continue favorabIc.-E f..
Ellison and Miss Minnie Ellison spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Char
lotto.-Miss Evelyn Wiuoughby If
Mort hampton. Mass. is visiting in
TOWN.. \. Cove has been appointed
grand juror and G.. W. Farr ana Il. $.
Smith petit jurors at the December
term of Addison county court.-Mlss
Beatrice berwick OF Nergennos was the
guest of Miss Helen Kilburn the mast
week.-The official board of the Meth
odist Church met Monday evening at the
parsonage-W a. Lawrence was In
Boston last week on business connect T.
ed with the new library building
Il. j. Clark Is In Charlotte this week -
cyrus Butler has been visiting relatives
in Rutland the past week.. r. Cush.
man of Burlington was business visi.
| tor hero Monday.--A son was born No.
| yembor q to Or. and Mrs W. e. Nor.
gan.-'rbe Rev, g. Il. Cady of Mayheld
| y, T.. il a guest of Mr.. and Mrs d. Il
Meader,-Word has been received here
that Mrs. s. l.. Purinton. who has beer
an inmate of the Brattleboro retreat fol
| several weeks. had escaped from the In
stitu,lon, She made an attempt to com
nit suicide before being taken there
| About six inches Of snow fell her yes
| terday.--Mrs. Al "a Curtin Is winterin,
| In Pasadena, Cal.-Mr. and Mrs W. r
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The sutton school, taught 10y Mrs Al
len Of Panton. closed November % with
appropriate THANKSGIVING exercises and
a candy phil. which were greatly en-
joy'd by pupils and parents. District
SUI. rlnt"naert Howe presented the fol-
lowing pupils with certificates: Kenneth
5locum Willie Parker, Rupert Whee,ocR.
MAY AucairD, Irene Aucla!rc, Wendle
Aurlairc, Helen Duel, Philip Duou,
Joseph Duel, Eunice Willette Lucy VII
lette, tharli" Wiietto. Hazel Sutton.
Honorable mention Of Hazel DanhroolIe.
Cecil parhro1llc. Willie Lane. Frankie
Lane Flora Lane. Oscar and Charlie
Lane Hazel Kinney. Horny Winette.
MARY WI'etto. sadie Latham. Frances
Eode't' olive Ducn. Harry Martin.
Florence Russell, stephen Martin. Mar
tin Ready, Alice Ready and Anna Ready.
Many Of The last named Were absent hut
one day Philip Ducn and Joseph Duell
nave not been absent or tardy during
the time AlIs. Alien has taught. nearly
TWO Years. y pencil sdarpeuer was added
|" 'he school property in ov,mber
thr'u%h the interest and help II the
parents teacher ana pupils.
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Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
Orman have returned from n visit of q
week in New Britain. Conn.
Tho Christian Endaavor society OF the
Baptist Church met at the home of Miss
Kate Stewart Monday evening, when the
following officers were elected: President,
Miss Anna Cooley; vlce-presdent Miss
Alice Rider; corresponding secretary,
Miss Sadie Slmonson; recording secretary.
Miss Dorothy Lawrence treasurer, Miss
Edith Brown.-Murray Bourne, W. c.
Bingham and l.. Il. Mech have been
appointed commissioners on the estate
OF Scion Burroughs.--About nine inches
OF snow makes good sleighing. Mail
Clerk Harold Bosworth is at home for a
week.-Mrs.. Hosea Langeway has been
visiting in Starksboro the past week -
F.. d. Blackwell of Brandon Is in town
MRS. II. j. Hill has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment
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day evening to Alfred Fountain Mt MS
home on Union street by about 40 or MS
friends in honor of the 39th anniversary
of his birth. Mr.. Fountain was pIeaSar'-
" remembered with gifts and reiresh-
mcnts were served. Among those from
out of town In attendance were Ihauueus
llatn and Mr.. and Mrs. John ilhtih Oh
st. Adams.
Joseph bore Of East Allen street lost
two fingers while at work at the Porter
Screen shops Tuesday night. lie was
taking down some shaftinS "heh
pulley slipped and crushed one hand.
A dauchtcr was born yesterday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs John Mccarthy OF
Center street
MIR. and Mrs Fred Stoddard Of Man
sion street are the parents of n daugh-
tor horn Yesterday.
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SOUTH STARKSDORC.

Walter I<imball has finished the house
which he has been building this fall
George Mcintyre and family moved to
New Haven Monday.-1ne pupils In the
Jerusalem school have whoopng cough
and some are quite ill.-Mr and Mrs,
Hewey Orv!s OF Bristol spent Thanks
giving at Daniel Sargent Mr., and
Mrs. David Follansbec were IN Monkton
THANKSGIVING The Ladies Home circle
will meet Thursday with Mrs. Lindley
Birdsall.-Mrs. Kate lIannaford OF Hart
ford Conn. sister of David bike. is very
low with cancer.
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CH!'TrE:. NE1E:M
WINOOsKI.

Word was rrcnivod I'm inv,r v,ster,.,v
Of the death IN N.o, N-orl, citv Of Peter l.
l.eclair. a former resid.ut nf mis- Mace
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

sold ct public auction at Lake Dunmore
acting rs auctionccr The home cottage
was not sold.-snow fell here all day
Tuesday and by night the ground was
covered to a depth OF six inches Street
Commissioner Hammond put snow
ploughs on the street on both sides
Of the river in the afternoon.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fay G. Warren and child
have returned from Northampton. Mass.
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Warron's mother Frank r. Murchison
Of Toledo, Ohio, Is visiting relatives in
town.
THE snow fall of Tuesday and Wednes-
day amounted to about 10 inches and
sleighs were in pretty general use We'd
ncsday. The snow was SO heavy that many
small limbs were broken from trees
Among the people visiting here are
George n. Blcknell Of Wheeling, WeNa ,
fjcnry II. Pixley OF Boston. James j.
Noigs Of Rochester. y. H.. Stanley Evans
OF i;rattlehoro an1 Howard Knapp of
FAN River, Mass.-Mrs. y NJ Dickinson
Is visiting her hrothor, W G. Smith. in
Fair Haven.--Gcorgc IT, McIIugh. who
was called here on account OF the death
of his mother. returned TO Boston We'd
nosday nght.-Mss Mary Reynolds has
returned from "a visit In Fair Haven
". c. Bishop has removed to Sudbury,
whore he will carry on II farm.--The
regular weekly shipment OF cattle from
his station consisted Of one double deck
car of veal calves for the New York
market and two carloads Of cows, calves
and hogs for the Boston market-,John
Carroll of Bridport who was serving II
30-day sentence for intoxication IN the
Addison county Jail, was transferred
Tuesday to the house OF correction at
Rutland. --Forty-thr cents per dozen
was again paid for eggs on market day
and the best butter brought 80 cents per
ound.-Judson a Wright Is able TO he
about after Il ten days illness The Paul
Gilmore 90. will present THE Mummy
ana tho Hummng Bird" at the opera
house this eVeninC.--The Middlehury
Grange will meet Friday evening There
Will be a handkerchief bazaar and
literary entertainment in the vestry of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church Wednesday
evening, December A.
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ORWELL.

MIR. and Ms John w Clark of Pawlet
spent Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. II. -. Branch Mr.. and
Mrs. w. &. Hack spent THANKSGIVING
with their daughter, Mrs. Chal les Aiken.
of Benson Eolln Hall and family OF
Port Henry spent some days last week
in town.--Mrs. james Thomas, Mrs. W.
G. Hack. Mrs. John Clark and Miss
Laura T.. Branch spent Saturday in
Era ndon.-Miss Villa Mallory has re
turned to her duties at the central office.
Miss Flora GrisWold is spending some
days in Rutland. Paul Burt ana Miss
Jessie Cook were married in Rutland
November 2.-Miss Alice Warren has
been spending some days in Port Henry,
n. Y.-Mrs. +. S. Phelps has gone to
Florida to spend the winter with her
s'ster.-Schools have commenced for the
winter
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Thanksgiving day in Middlobury with
M-s. Caswell-Mr. ana Mrs w. w.
Moore passed Thanksgiving with their
son, T. H. Moore, in Tconderoga. Her
bert and Margaret Farnhain returned to
Sudbury Sunday, having passed several
days with their aunt, Mrs w. II.
Stokes.--Mr. and Mrs s. y. Withcrcll
returned from Boston Friday evening"
Frank Hall of Addison Is the guest Of
his brother. g. H. Iiall.-Miss Ina Smith
is In East Hampton. Mass. with her
sister. Mrs a. -. Forbes 49, Miss Mary
Merrill is visiting relatives in Troy, n.
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VERGENNEs.

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for tonn .r,or as ruraI Az
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turnad ,o u.r,n,,,,.t -. 80
inc. Nv, rborl,.oi,.,,,. - .,..
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Hero NV tbe iIlr.ss ~ hor ,ro,hor ,,,a
G.. Burgo * tatiup her nlace nc ,o,,b.,
in The. graded school carl D,,nre,, ,s III
with measles.-Mrs Idtt1e of %av
Haven is srendinp. a v.el, with NJ ana
Mrs. NJ ]. Garrow.
II. 4. Sickle 81 nrorniner, and weu-to-
do farmer. died suddenly Yesterday morn
ing at his home in Addison from, heart
failure in the Goth wear Of his age Mr.
Sickle had been in his usual health and
ploughed all Monday He was horn and
had always lived in Addison. Mr. Sickle
was a life long republican and had held
most of the town offices. The farm. on
which Mr. Sickle was born. was first
cleared by his grandfather. James Sickle.
and has always been in the family Be
sides n wife Mr.. Sickle leaves n dauuh-
ter, Mr. Arthur Clark of Addison two
sisters, Mrs Maria Mason of BrattIeboro
and Miss Flora Sickle Of Jackson. Mich.
The funeral will be held at the homn
Friday morning at eleven o'clock.-'rhe
body of James r. Mcmahon was brought
yesterday from burlington. Interrnent
was made in the Catholic cemetery. the
Rev L. A. vezina officiating at the grave
Among those present from away ,yare
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WEsTFORD.

Miss Lila NJ WhIpple, who spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mt and
Mrs Il. IL, Whipple returned to Rich-
ford Monday. Evans Kddor has been
at home from Middlebury college for a
few days.-Floyd q. Rice spent Thanks
giving with his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs H.
\. Rice.-Miss LESSEE Cobb returned
10 Essex junction Monday, Charles
Thomas. who has been spending some
Ume with his daughter Mrs. Ira Green
OF Fletcher. has returned to has home In
town.-A play entitled "Uncle Josiah
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Childs have re-
turned for the winter and are occupy
Ing Mrs. Motifs house.-I'hc Rev. +. u
McCabe and his mother spcnt Thanks
giving with friends In iIincsburg.-- Mrs.
l.. .. Thompson was the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Miner Hayward, in Mont
pclicr last Week.-Mrs. Lucy Harrington
of Rutland spent Thanksgiving with her
mother Mrs. Emma Harrington MIR.
and Mrs Edmund Adams of Brandon
were the guests of Mrs. +. A. Adams
Saturday ana Mrs. l.. c. Drolett
of West Cornwall attended the Thanks
giving gathering ut Nelson Morrils.
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LINCOLN.

Miss Gertie Turner Is more comforta BILE.
There are several new cases of chicken
pox In town. II. Bump of Salisbury
visited Prospect grange Saturday evening.
The third and fourth degree were con-
ferred upon nine candidates Miss Car
RE Mudgett OF Middlebury college visited
In town over Sunday.-Petsr Lafayette OF
New Haven has rented the blacksmith
shop formerly owned by Carol Atkins
and Is making hoops there-The schools
closed for n Thanksgiving vacation,
opened Monday.
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SALISBURY.

Charles F. Holland of Brockton, Mass,
spent Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs
Fred l.. Hamiton.-Mis Hattie Bump
has returned to college after spending
THANKSGIVING with her parents.-The
condition OF Mrs. Read remains about
the same,-Miss JEANNE Seeley will visit
In New Hampshire and Massachusetts
this winter
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RICHMOND.

G. :. Goodrich left town Saturday
evening for castle Rock, colo. where
he win spend the winter with his fam
ilN who went earlier in the season.
Mrs. @. H. Wood entertained the All
Round clue at hor home Tuesday
Mrs. lncl Besett has returned to
Montpelier after a short stay at Mr..
ana Mrs Charlie Ilesetts- Miss Mary
Hatch of burlington was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c, Fuller over sun
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm. should use
this column. 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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CORNWALL.

Most OF the schools in town began on
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Puring-
ton Of Lincoln spent SUNDAY at n. l..
PaYne's.
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SHOREHANI.

Tho County Fair" given two even
ings In Academy hall under tho aus
pices OF tho Womans benevolent erg'
ciety. ne ted about S36,-Mrs. SuAA,
Wright and daughter, Elisabeth, passed
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COLCHESTER

VIII be given by the Fortnightly cJ,x
about Christmas time.
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lIIlrFn TlVYN ror December, both
WHlEH llhSh Schedule and Meter,
are now due and
IaYhble at the Winter OGice, No. q,
city Hnli. Unless prompt payment ls
made, Five per Cent. will be added to
tho bill and the watcr shut OFF. as
prescribed in Section IS Of the Water
Ordinance.
Psy before The 10th md get your
diAcOunt.
j. FRANK KIDDER, Supt.
once Hours for the first ton days
~ December, from u. m. to 3 p. m,
n,ter that from to IL n. m and ]
to .. m. 287,st&w1t
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NOTICE.

how little II costs to tell
thousands Of readers In many towns
of Vermont what you nave to sell or
what you wish 10 buy Advertise in
the Free Pres md YOU viii get re
plies to your advertisements.
% WITT
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WANTED to correspond with manu-
facturer Of turned wood novelties. suools
etc, who wishes TO better his location
or establish branch factory where
wood IS handy and cheap with the best
of railroad facilities. ~. Y. tarr, 4
Buell. ST.. Burlington, Vt 21s, dAw,tf
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Hazel Russell is visiting her
uncle william Fielder, in Stowe.-Mrs
II. A. Norton accompanied Representative
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FOR SALE.

FANCY BULL FOR SALE at price Of
common stock. 2 years old Jersey, sire
Woodstock Golden T.9cl, dam high
record Jersey. 1o is a rugged. splendid
Individual of good temperament. Have
not room to winter. 265 Colchester ave,
Burlington. 2,5,l-tNwlt
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STRONG, VIGOROUS utility White
Wyandotte cockerels for sale. raised on
free range Pr es reasonable. H. II.
Greene Essex Junction. 2o9.d&w.tf.
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dren competen: womac to care for
infants. WITT
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WANTED.

CAPABLE MAN AND WIFE wanted on
large farm near Worcester, Mass.
Steady place for right party. Address,
giving experience. etc, Fox ~ care
Free Press 2SlSt&wlt
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Continued ON page .. !
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-04-08
For A tuberculosis CamDalOn.

If the ministers of The state take
Governor Stubs at his word there
would be an anti-tuberculosis sermon
preached in every pulpit in the state
Sunday, April oath. Governor Stubs
has taken hand in the anti.tuber-
culosiS campaign. He issued proc
lamation calling attention to the
number of lives sacrificed in Kansas
annually to the disease and asking
the ministers to devote one Sunday
sermon along that line. H,
also asks that the social and fraternaI
organizations attend these services
and give wide distribution to the dis
courses.