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CALEDONIA
HARDW1CK.

Hugh Underwood has finished work In
Berry & Frechettc's store.-Charles
Kimball left for Worcester. Mass. Mon
day, where he expects to find employ
ment.-Quite n large part Of Woodbury.
Granite company's dam In the Currier
pasture went out early Monday morning
A large number attended the whist
party given by the Village improvement
society at the X p. hall Monday night
Mrs Sadie Cate visited ut her sisters.
Mrs. Edward Jerome. Sunday.-L n.
Tuttle returned from Montana Friday
night Miss Mary Poor was visitor in
Wolcott Friday.--Leon Patterson has
completed his engagement Mt II. G. LIB
tey's store and is working for Berry g.
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BRISTOL.


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WEST ADDISON.

br Benjamin Adams Of Burlinsto on
Is with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. sd
rick Adams. Mrs. Erwin Carpenter has
been visiting in Bristol.---Fred Smith,
who has been very III. is much better
Mrs. John Hutchinson is the guest
Of Mrs. Alice Merrill of Verge -
Rollin Converse, who has been spend
Ing the winter in st. Louis. has re-
turned home Perlie Adams ~ Wor-
cester. Mass. Is tho guest OF his par
cnts, Mr.. ana Mrs. r. Adams.---Mrs
Truman Goodell. formerly Of this
place. died in Charlotte Friday. hav-
ing been sick only a short tiIne.-Mrs
Hooker Of Middlebury IS teaching al
Chimney Point and Is boarding al
Mrs. Millnrd NOrton's.
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going north passed over the village Mon
day afternoon and Mrs. Lester Cook
and daughter Of North Underhiil have
been visiting his mother. Mrs. W. q.
Cook--Niiss Dorothy Day has entered the
grammar school.-GeorRe Ring, who has
been In Taunton. Mass, for several
months. arrived in town Monday.--Miss
Tucker has returned from Middlebury.
T.. B. Dyke OF Winthrop. N. v. is visit
ing at Hammond Sinclair s.--Mrs. Julia
Moulton Is visiting relatives at Riverside
Theodore b. Williams was in Burling-
ton Monday. The Rev. William Cashmere
OF SALISBURY is business visitor in
town.--Mary Northrop. who has been
visiting her cousin. Marjory Whitcomb,
returned to Sheldon Monday morning
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time and Is considering n call to bn-
como the pastor of the church The t,n.
dies Aid society will give sociable I'm
the town hall Saturday night The roads
are we'll settled and j. NJ. Cassidy has
began work on them Many farmers are
well along with their sowing and some
young cattle have been turned out &C.
pasture.-Fred s. Coleman has been con-
lined to the house the past week win
neuralgia Of the heart. W. Rostwic,
Ia making intensive farming a success
He keeps 20 head Of cattle On % acros an
has hay To sell. His cows are worry near
the 10 pounds OF milk day mark
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. stanton Williams Of Charlotte
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. -, A. Edwards.--There was q
good attendance at the whist party
given under the auspices Of the L. A.
A. q. n in Foresters' hall last even
ing. The first prizes were awarded 10
Miss Julia I.arock and William Bishop.
the consolation prizes to Mrs. NJ. J.
Sa hens and Frank Confer Mrs.
Eugene Frechette visited In Burline
ton Tuesday .--Patrick Gleason re-
turned Tuesday noon from Mt Glenn
ems Mich. where he has been for
treatment.-Mrs. G. II. Pine will en-
terrain the Aid Circle OF Kings
Daughters at her home Friday after
noon.--Miss Grace Gleason Is visiting
in Burlington homas Con1ers, who
accompanied Patrick Gleason on his
trip to Mt. Clemens. returned TO hts
home in Boston Wednesday. II.
Sudovsky was among the visitors in
Burlington yesterday.-Mrs Frank
Chessmore of Jonesville was the guest
Of Miss Harriet Edwards yesterday.
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HINEsBURG.

Miss Lizzie Baldwin of Burlington ana
Mrs Halle Green OF Morrison, H., called
on relatives Thursday Miss Fanny
Pierce entertained ~ Of her girl friends
in honor Of her seventh birthday Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF her grand
parents. G. u. Tobey She received many
pretty gifts. Mrs. Helen Wilder assisted
Mrs. Clarke Pierce with the games and
refreshmsnts.-Mrs. Martha Mcgee Is
caring for Miss Fila Finley, who Is Ill
Edison owen has opened q meat market. -
Mrs Frank Conrad Of Hardwick Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs Frank Patrick
The Hinesburg Cornet band Will give
a concert on Saturday evenings. when
ever the weather permits. until further
notice The Rev Richard Owen will
breach In the Congregational Church for
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WILLIsTON.

Lewis Talcott is better. Miss Adelaide
Morrill, underwent successful operation
for appendicitis Thursday Marvin
Hewett had n cataract removed from one
eye at Sparhawk sanitarium April G.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglass, who
have been spending the winter in Calf
fornia, returned Thursday. Miss Ella
Pine In in town.--Mrs. b. NJ. Kent Is
visiting relatives In Troy. N. Y.--Obad
waIston has moved from his old home
and Is residing with Mr.. and Mrs John
F1eld.--Mrs Harry Fay had an operation
Saturday az the Mary Fletcher hospital
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WEST MILTON.

Lansing Smith has returned from
Vanceboro. Me. where he has passed the
last two years.-H g. McCauley returned
to Burlington Sunday, after spending the
Easter >acation at home-Miss I.ottie
Story and MISS Jeneva Patterson have
heen spending few days at ]. J Patter-
sons.-G. '. Robertss brother from
Saranac Lake, y. Y. Is visiting him
Mrs Martha Lincoln has returned and
opened her house. after spending the
winter In Jericho
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CORNWALL.

Miss Amelia Norton, sister Of Mrs
W. II. Curtis. leaves Thursday for her
home in Michigan, after several months
visit in this vicinity.-Mrs. Samuel May
nard has returned to her homo IN Bur
lington after a visit 70 her father, q. A..
Field. In West Cornwail.-The Rev. ard
Mrs. cha mberin have returned 10 tncir
home in Sharon after spending the win
ter with their daughter and husband, the
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Rose Mrs. a !.
and Mrs. r. r. Field and Mrs. T. II.
Warner are recovering from the grip.
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NEW HAVEN

Mrs. II. G. Peck is yer! ill,-Mr. and
Mrs. Sherrod Brown are in town for the
summer.-'Mrs. c. +. Everest returned
home Tuesday after passing a few days
with her parents in South ShaftshurY.--
Mrs. Grace f. Palmer of New York is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G.. y. Hnman.-J. z. Davis returned
home Tuesday from visit with friends
in Arlington and Pittsford. Mrs. La
fountain is very ill.-Mrs I. J. Everest
was IN bristol Tuesday Howard Rose
and family nave moved into Charles
Hunts tenement.
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MILTON.

The funeral of Mrs Ceinda Austin
Pratt was held from her late home N
Monday a. go p m. her pastor. ne
Rev. f. F. Herrick. officiating. The In
ternent was in the family lot in the VII
age cemetery beside her husbe NfD
died April 6. 1915 Mrs Pratt was born
in Milton March IS, 1870, the dauEhte Z
Fileazer and Eisey Austin, pioneers Of t.."
'ovn. She married Curtis p Pratt I''-
cenlber % lSi2 and had ALWAYS lived in
town except al few years of her ear
married He spent IN Swanton. SHE WAS
a grest sufferer for several years and for
the las year or two had been trHtr
blind hut rad been able 20 De ahou 7I
winter until she fell nearly mo weeks
ago and broke her hip. She leaves one
son Cassius a Pratt, and sis grand
daughters The Rev. NJ II. Ryai went -
Island Pond Monday To attend CONFER
ence.-Mrs .. eis Phelps has been UT Tor
a few days-Mr. and Mrs o. Pratt
have returned from Florida where they
spent the Winter.-Mis. NJ. ~. Ryan Is I'D
with heart trouble W + Bate ana
Bert squires are moving 70 81 A.hans
Charles Petier went TO LISBON. y -.
Tuesday where he expects 10 have
position-E A. Frost is able 10 be out
after an attack of the grip Mrs John
Drew and daughter. Adelaide, Of ROM
sey. " II, are visiting her parents M
and Mrs. G. \. Pratt.-Sias FlNnn OF -
Adams has opened law Office here
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BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs c, F. Sabin are III with
tho grip.-Israel Blair has purchased the
farm belonging 10 his brother, John Blair.
James Foley. who recently bought
farm in Warren. was In town TuesdaJ
His oldest son. James. accompanied him.
Mrs Frank Day visited her mother
Mrs. William West, in Richmond Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Jessie Preston and daughter,
Irene were in Waterbury Wednesday,
II is said that the Green Mountain clue,
recently formed. will I'm the near future
investigate the lumber IDS, beginnins
at tho river road at this int, to ascor-
tain whether they are or not tho easiest
means Of reaching Cameis Hump. 1t is
claimed that these old roads reach tc
within n mile Of the mountain and tina
there ia a good path the remainder Of the
distance.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs r. w Ellis ia quite ill., Miss Stod-
dard OF Burlington is caring for her-
Mrs, Gokey OF Mortified visited AT John
Miless Saturday and Sunday-Mr
Georgia Pierce and Miss Bertha hra'e
visited Mrs. Clara Norton in burlington
the last of the Week.-Mrs. DAISY Fielder
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital Tor
treatment Monday Mrs. q. W. Ba8iey
and Arson Fielder visited Burlington
Monday Mr.. and Mrs, a. F. Grover I"
Lincoln were at G. ". BaSleys Tuesua!
and Wednesday. Miss Hazel Thayer
W no has been visiting her aunt Mrs T.
q. Bagley, for the pas, two weeks re-
turned to her home In Warren Wednes-
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Andrew Halock has been appointed
census enumerator for this town.-Mr.
and Mrs, Benjamin McQuvey have moved
to Middlebury, where they have bought
a farn,-Mrs. Frank Patrick OF Hines
burg and Mrs. Frank Conrad OF Hard
wick were guests OF Mr. and Mrs George
Elliott last week Mrs. Charles Franklin
Is III. Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott at
tended the funeral of George Atkins In
Lincoln last Thursday .--thauncey Elliott
is much better.
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COLCHESTER.

Schools in town began Monday morn
ing-Miss Nadine Plunkett. who was
operated upon sunday AZ the home 4
her grandmother. is very comfortable
The Rev. a. l.. Davis, pastor OF a church
IN Maine. spoke very aCceptablN in = 2
Baptist Church Sunday evening.-A av-
mans banquet will he held Mt the PARISH
house Friday evening, April is. Al u l.0 l
addresses will be given by laymen from
Burlington and other places
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Fred Root spent several days in
burlington last weck.-NIiss Martha
Whitney is teaching IN district 40. o. on
Manager street. Miss Jessie Turner is
teaching her third term in No. l1.-Mr
aud Mrs. T Watson Of Proctor visited
her father, II. 6. Goodrich. Sunday
Whitney Kirby has rented the Atwood
house and is moving.-Mrs, A. NJ Keeler
10. .-.aa..-
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ST. GEORGE.

The spring term OF school began April
II with Mrs Percivsl teacher. Mrs
Edgar Hinsdale. who spent the winter
with her daughter In Burlington. has re-
turned home Il. Welinger and family
visited friends In Wiliston sunday -
Mrs. William Grey visited her mother in
Essex Junction Saturday.
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Smith of Orwell
have returned home.-Bernice Elithorpe
has gone to Charlotte TO teach.--B +.
Powers passed his aDth birthday April 10
Miss Gertrude Wheeler returned from
burlington last week, mpa MED by
her sister, IIarriette-Cass Crone has
erysipclas in his hand.
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several weeks with Mrs. Harrington. re-
turned to Brandon last Friday. Rev.
Frances McCabe and sister returned from
conference last Monday night. Mr. Nc
Cabe will serve this church as pastor
another year.
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SHOREHAM.

The schools about town began Monday.
Mrs. Otis Root is III with the grip
Mrs, Weeks of Boston is the guest OF
Madam Russell at S. L. Walker .-Mrs,
f. II. Farnham and son. Horton, of Sud
bury is at II. W. Walter
Leonard is working for Waite 4 Stokes.
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uNDERHILL.

The Mansfield Dramatic club will give
their minstrel snow at Jericho Center
Friday eveuins.-Mrs. G. F. Aver visited
In Essex last week.-Dora Campbell has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edward
Fttzsimonds.-Mis Mary Townshend
went 10 Williston Monday. where she
has a position as teacher.--The school di-
rectors were called TO Cambridge Satur-
day by Superintendent NJ D. Young for
business meeting Tho condition OF
Robert Bixhy. who lad a shock last
week remains about the same.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The spring term of the schools I'm town
opened last Monday Miss Slavery Of
Brandon teaches at the village. Miss Ny
rick AT tho monument, and Miss Ethel
Barro~s returned to the stone school
house'-Mrs' ELLA Cole who has spent
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell 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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JERICHO

The body of Clifton Day. who died
in Colorado Springs. Colo. March 30. ar
rived in town Friday ard tho funeral
services We're held Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock from the residence of his
father. r. H. Day, the Rev F. !. Rams
low Of Swanton officiating. There was a
large attendance and the Casket was en-
trclv hidden by flowers. 4 male quar-
tette consisting of ]. n. Stafford. Sr.. DR..
q. p. Hulburd. p. II. Brown and F. a.
PerciN al furnished music. Mason Stone of
Montpelier for many years an intimate
friend and co-worker OF the deceased
along educational lines. spoke 81 MIR.
Days noble character and influence. The
bearers were Carl and Guy bay. Mason
stone, Dr. George TIulhurd. Park II.
Brown, Theodore r. Williams.-Mrs.
Fanny Clerkin of Calais is visiting in
town.--Mrs. y. W. Wolcott stepped on n
nail and is confined to the housc--Albert
Schillhammer. Frederic Ross and Ed
ward Narney spent FRIDAY In Burlington.
Madam Rood is nl.-Juius bliss OF
Morrisvllc has been visiting at u Il.
Roods.
Carl and Guy Day, who We're called
here TO attend the funeral of their
DlplItl, returned 10 New l oih
evening.--The Home Missionary society
Will meet this afternoon with MIS-
r. h. Williams-Nlr and Mrs. G. :. Pal
mer, who have been in Burlington dur
Ing the winter haze returned to town for
tho summertime Rev, and Mrs T. J.
Ranslow of Swanton have been guests at
O. H. Browns for Il few days, MIR, and
Mrs. ii. I. Chase and son, Philip, have
returned from visit In St Adams
Mrs. Moran Chesmore has been home from
burlington for rev days.-Miss Elsie
JOY of burlington spent sunday At home
Mrs. Jennie Small and two daughters
have returned to the village after spend
ing month with her mother Mrs. llaw-
Icy Boothe.-AIrs. j. W. Nye Of Manches-
ter, ~ H., has been visiting Mrs. Frank
!. Percival. Miss Lulu Lincoln is at
home from 'nderhill III with grip
The banns OF marriage were published
Sunday at st, Thonas's Church. Under
hill Center. for the hrst time for Miss
Helena Hurson OF this town ana Andrew
Reynolds of Underhill,-Mrs Belle Par
sons who has been In Fletcher for sew
era months, Is expected home this week
10 remain some time.-Thc condition OF
Martha Laura Rood. who is seriously
III, Is not as comfortable. DR.. {. A.
Tease of burlington has been visiting
reIa'Ves IN town this week.-The Rutland
iteraid contains the following item
"h'ch VIII be Of interest to MIR, PEREZ
vars friends here: &c. Heller Percival
VINO mas been employed by the Vermont
Marble company for several years az
train dispatcher on the Clarendon 4
i1ttsford railroad and assistant to Super
intendent g. G. Robinson, has been place
In charge OF the Baxter mill in place Of
c. f. Peters, resigned. Mrs. Howe. who
was mere from Rutland to attend the flu
neral of Clifton Day. returned to her
home Monday.
Mrs. ". G., Cook attended the funeral
OF Grafton Brand at Essex Center Sun
day.-Schools opened Monday with a
larger attendance than during the win
ter.-Mrs. $. w. Paige and son of st.
Adams are visiting her mother and sis
ter. Mrs. John Written and Mrs. Leigh
ton Rice-A large flock OF wild geese
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CouMIssIoNERs' NOTICE.


Esuote Oh S"T"" ~ N"''r' N"''"e"'e''
The undersigned. having. been ap.
pointed by the honorable probate court
for the district Of Chittenden, commits
vioners to receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of Sarah J. White,
late of Colchester in said district,
deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose aforesaid
at tho town clerks office, in the town
of Colchester, in said district. on the
second Wednesdays of May and Oc-
tober, next, at 10 o'clock "A. m, on each
of said days, and that six months from
the 9Th day of April. A. u. 1910, Is the
time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Colchester. this l2th day
Of April. A. D. 1910.
HARVEY G. GATES,
j, w. EDWARDS,
42,w3t Commissioners.
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FARM FOR SALE---ll6 acres on main
road between Shoreham ana Orwell.
Land j. well watcred, also plenty Of
wood. soil mostly loan and clay with
some muck: good orchard. large grape
vine with some small fruit, house IN
rooms, two good sized barns with
stables. keeps 10 COWS ard three horses.
Terms S6.no, cash down. Address r.
Carly, Shoreham, VT. i2.Wlt
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WANTED.

X-ff1ttI k.NCED COOK wanted in small
family where second girl il Kept. Wages
- per week. Location thrcc miles from
city. DO not apply uni5@S competent
and able 20 furnish good references. Ad-
dress f. II g. ca5o Free Press Of
fee S5.6t.&w.l IT,
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WINoosKI.

The time for making application for
licenses expired Thursday evening. Three
were received that day, making the tot
al 49, Thursdays applicants were George
Carpenter and Napoleon trenette, first
class. and 8. II. Narcotic. fifth class.
Continued ON page 3D.
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GOOD HOUSES we'll rented. IN Lowell,
Mass. World litc to exchange for nice
Nsrnont farm near burlington. 9. 5.
Proctor, Middle st, Lowell. Mass.
SO, t2t,w3t
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NVNNTED.-Y Young mon and women DIS at
tendauts and nurses at the Northamp
ton State hospital For information
write t. Dr j. A. houston, .,upt, ~ :.
Iosuital. northampton. Mass i..w3t
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TO RENT.

EXCELLENT PASTURE to rent cheap.
conveniently located IN Georgia In
quire Mrs. a. g. CLARK. l,t LOOMS ST.
Burlington. Vt. S-3t.&wlt
TO RENT or for sale a good pasture
partly covered with timber, in Walpole.
n. II. W. V, Farr, Burlington. VI.
1S.d&wtf
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TOWNSVILLE.

r. t. Stevens was called TO Charlie
mont. Mass, Monday by the serious
illness OF his mother. Mrs. Ezra Stev-
ens-Mrs. Madison Tyler has been i'll,
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MARRIED COUi LIE wanted man for
general farm work and vito to work
ia house for man family. IN replying,
give references ana wages required.
Permanent position 20 right parties.
Address Glen Farm. Dorset. Vi wet
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

daughter was born Friday morning
TO Mr.. and Mrs George Hart. End, but she
lived but a short time. The funeral was
held at the Catholic church Friday after
noon. the Rev. Father Beauchesne OF
Shelburne officiating The burial was
made in the Catholic cemetery.-At East
Charlotte village there are now living
four old men, all past 81 and all remark
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MILTON BoRo.

School commenced Monday with Miss
Ruth Phillips as tsacher-Miss Winnie
Shean is III with tonslit's -Thomas
CDsnieis has asthmatic bronchitis
Jennie Austin OF St Adams passed Sun
day ut Mrs. Jennie Weiss, harry Berry
was I'm Richmond Saturday and Sunday.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little it 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 ana YOU will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
23,wtf
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MAPLE SUGAR LABELS. Comply with
the law. Get labels and order Of the
Free Press JOB Print 12d& w3W
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FOR SAI4E;-ln Charlotte a farm OF POO
acres. very good buildings, lao large
apple trees, mostly spies and greetings,
about lao acres of this farm is tillable.
wood for home use, soil dark clay loan.
\ man with 5000 can own this heauti-
fu farm, with easy terms for the
balance j. r. Hunt, Real Estate
Essex Junction. VI S2,3t&4l w2t.
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'fLNfM FOR SALES miles from South
Royalton, contains go acres, suitably
divided into tillEe, pasture and timber
good house. Il rooms. neVer-failinE
water at house and barns. Sugar hush
40 trees, also apple orchard. Easy
terms Price 5000 For particulars
address j. q. Taylor South Royalton,
VT, or r. NJ Weed. New Hartford, y.
Y" 3,N.t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-14

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