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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22
HANCOCK.

The young friends Of Leonard Marsh
gave him a surprise Sept. 8. it being his
18th birthday. There were i6 present and
he received about s10.--Mrs. Ella Kdder
OF Rochester visited in town last week.
The fair held In tho town hall by the
Olive Branch Saturday afternoon and
evening was n success. They made about
s8o-George Church has moved his family
into the tenement recently occupied by
Walter Scvery.-Mrs. A. d. Mcars is very
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NEW RAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Everest and Miss
Madaline Everest were in Burlington Sat
urday-Beaver Glenn Grange Will work
the Bird and 4th degrees Friday evening,
September 23-Mr. and Mrs NJ. c. Peck
and Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Coates were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. TART OF
Lincoln Sunday.-Mrs. Amelia barnard of
Bristol was the guest of Mrs G. G. Coates
Saturday night.-Timothy Hickey, who
has been In failing health for several
months, died Sunday morning. The flu
neral was held Wednesday.
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AGain We Come

with some more OF those choice bar
gains that makes the buyer happy.
Ftno home of several acres of land and
good buildings. on main road and near
big village, Just the place that makes
one happy to own. Fruit of all kinds,
tine water and an all around dandy
with cows. crops, tools, etc. 1880
takes It.
An eight-cow farm fully stocked,
Extra fine land and buildings. only
three miles from thriving village, fine
sugar orchard. It's yours If taken al
once at tho low figure Of $4,000. We
are always in the lead for what you
want in farm property and you got a
square deal too, every time. Call In
and wen talk l. over
r. II. McGINNIS, Essex Junction, VT
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BRIDPORT.

The Grange Will give a musicale at
Grange han Friday evening, September
3o-Several farmers in the west part of
the town had a large number of their
sheep killed by dogs recently.--Mr and
Mrs. George H. Billings Of Rochester.
n. Y. are visiting at G. r. ST. johns
Mrs D. f, Rice has returned from Spring
field. Mass.-George Shea of Boston Is
in town.--Chester Palmer and Datus Rice
are visiting at Lake George and Schenec-
tady, n. I.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Ilene Wescott OF Essex Center Ia
a guest OF Mrs. Mary sweet Mrs Mary
Ring entertained the Kings Daughters
Yesterday and Mrs GeorS' Bail en-
teltains the Farmers club september 80.
Miss Gladys Johnson returned to Bur
lingtou Sunday morning James Narpen-
ter of Jericho has moved into the Sayles
tenement.-Mr and Mrs Alton Philips
nrer entertaining Mr., and Mrs Buzzell
,f RnrlIDgtpn
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LINCOLN.

Mr. and Mrs Fred Thorne of New
York are visiting relatives in 'own.-The
young son of Dir and Mrs. Walter Sar-
gent is very ill.--Dr. and Mrs. Rogers Of
Alburg visited Mrs. Rogers mother. Mrs.
Josie Morgan, over Sunday.-Frauk Tur-
ner Of Hancock visited his mother Mrs.
Mary Turner. the last of the week. The
town Sunday school union picnic will be
held Saturday in Edgar Varney's grove.
A young daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur CushmAn Is very III
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Leila Van Welt gave an after
noon tea to about 90 young ladies Sat-
urday afternoon following the an
nouncement of her engagement to
Sidney Ethan Clanin of Charlotte
Prof. Charles Lee Tracy. Mrs. Cornelia
Taggard, Prof. Theodore Hoeck, Mrs.
Hocck and son, Kenneth, have return
ed to New York after spending the
summer nj II w Tracy's
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.



The undersi Enod. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court
FOR the District of Chittenden. commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust
he claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of Hessic A.
Lyon, late of Shclburne in said
district deceased, ana all claims ex-
hibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that We win meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, nj the office Of T. L.
Davis In the city of Burlington, in
said district, on the third Wednesdays
# october and March next. at 10
O'Clock a. IN, on e"ch uf said DAYS and
thai six months from The 10th day Of
september, a. u. 1910. / the time
limited by said court for said credi-
tors to present their claims to US for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 10th day
of September, A. y, 1910
NJ. G. GRANNY
T.. f.. DAVIS
12.wSt Commissioners
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MILTON BORO.
Mrs. Sarah MiI,s rs in ST. Adams TO

Mrs Sarah MiI,s rs in 81. Adams for
medical treatment.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sanderson were at r. !. AiliS'S
Sunday.--Mrs. Maud Hogaboom WHO
has passed the summer at her fathers,
returned to Franklin Saturday
Emma Bean has gone to Bridgewater,
Mass, as teacher IN a young ladies'
school.-A party OF y from Camp Rich
enjoyed picuic on Fish Bladder pri
Savage islands Saturday with a FISH
chowder and hot coffee.--W. Q Blake
was called to st. Albans Friday by the
illness of his son-in-law. L. NJ. Blake
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BOLTON.

DIT +. Z. Steele, Jr.. of Waterbury
was the guest of sidney Sabins Fri
day.--Mrs. George and her sister Of
Williamstown visited Mrs. Mabel Fid
dock Saturday and Sunday-Mrs. AL
bert Crandall Of JouesVille visited
Mrs H Muzzy Tuesday.-G. Senior OF
Waitsfield Is stopping with relatives
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WESTFORD.

Mrs, Henry McGinnis of Trenton. y,
J., is visiting Mrs. ]. f. Allen Charles
Whpplo. Homer Fa!gc, Arthur Morgan
and clinton Faulkins went 10 the ottawa
fair last week.-A son OF Mr., and Mrs
Orvis Gabarec died Saturday and
Mrs. Gordon Perry are home from their
wedding trip and are living with Mr.
IGrrNiS nnrpnfS
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Perley G. Russell and
son, Rolfe, Of st. Adams ware at Earl
Ayers Friday.-Mrs. Isham has returned
home after caring for Mrs. Edward
Kehoe for the past ten days.--Lawrence
Welinger has been attending grand Juror
in burlington this week
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WEST MILTON.

patrons for last half Of August. So
cents for butter fat and II per cent.
churn Raln.-Alton Costello Will soon
move to MIR. Bullock's house.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE Of Esther 8. KinEsland, Bur-
liuRtOn.


The undersig ned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
court for the District OF Chittenden.
Commissioners TO receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate OF Esther
4 Kingsland. late of Burlington, in
said district. deceased. and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that We will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the office OF II. s,
Peck. In the city of Burlington. In
said district, on the third Fridays 81
October and March next. at 10 O'Clock
q. m, on each Of said days and that
six months from the 18th day OF Sep
tcmher. A. D. 1910. is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for exam
ination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this nth day
of september. A. n. 1910.
Fl. S. PECK,
THOMAS REEVES,
12w3t Commiss toner's.
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HINESBTRG.

Miss Lizzie Baldwin of burlington was
n guest OF Mrs. q. u, Boynton over Sun
day.--Mrs. Herbert Beecher returned TO
Hydevlle Monday after spending week
here.-The Misses Inaza Fraser and Mary
pwire who attend Castleton Normal
School, were at their homes over Sun
day-,Jeese Dwire of fitchburg. Mass,
il visiting his mother, Mrs, Josephine
Dwire-The recital by pupils of Ellen
Hull at town hall Saturday evening WAS
largely attended. A. L. l+arner has
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands Of readers In many towns
Of Vernon. what you have to sell or
what you wish to buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and you Will get re-
plies to your advertisement
23,wtf
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell Il farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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FOR SALE

DAIRY FARM for sale, 200 acres IN tho
Champlain valley at Addison, VI. No
waste land No stono. Water In stock
yard. horse barn md house. Buildings
hrs:-cnss. flutc roofr, nearly oil paint
ed, fences good. fruit, wood md timber.
iouse large. painted white With green
blinds, cement cellar bottom, etc. Ono
Of the best dairy farms in Addison.
Write for particulars. II, A. Sickle,
Vergennes. VT 222.6t&wlt
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900 Acre Farm.

4 big timber growing proposition.
1ls story house 30 # barn with base
ment, large sugar works, plenty Of
fruit, good soil, loo acres Of old growth
hard wood. 1000 cords pulp. lots OF
young stuff growing. only 3h miles
in good village and depot Price
only $4,000. $1,000 cash. balance easy.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE co.
Ies COLLEGE, STREET.
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising IN this col
umn one cent a word. cach
insertion. Copy may oe
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken winch
is less than twelve words.
two lines. special terms
TO advertisers using from
ESQ to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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WANTED.

WANTED-.At Home for Destitute chill
dren II competent woman TO care for
infants. w,6tf.
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(Continusd on page -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
RheunaIIr PIss.

Fran country Li'f FL" iu~rt-r.
Pizs are troubled ~, rHpu'nat ~ more
than H. arv 9TH" di.....'. H. "rra 80,
InsidipuS ofteutI-ue- grd o.. ~ .sIcks =
various ~ for'u tat = h. T'i roc pgnf-rI
but u may ~ snt down a. rule that "
the pig he afi'ic I'D by spine mysterious
malady, pa -ticularly one that incApA0i.
tates IL IN some manner. u v rheumatism. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

'Scpr."t dos { "a bear Cape HA,trras
talking a1d that hri'Es up A. Interesting
point The normal ra4ius ~ the 'S~or
sat station i aNout 80 miles That ~ to
-av " - e1uipu~i to send tia, distance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
TALKING WITH SHIPS AT SEA
JL.Sr WHAT GOES ON ar a
WIRELESS STATION.

IN. Apparatus seemingly simple some
Dimeuities Operators Have 70 over.
rome IN Catching and seadiag Nes-
ages specimen Entries On tho Log
1hrrr Hours nc the 'Seonset station.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10


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Der SluS i'm eteiaen be9ri'isn. iouit aber
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RaHerf.ano pom 6.5 5ub aae i,eigt.
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4ssdss tineissaf KSfsbIs gamtas 10: De5ember 1910

&Iss. esmsf1tu ~. / sls.O0--Is.bo, 10.
%. $i6.00-l6.50; xIss, 10. $l2.25
--l2.76. ~. : ell.a5-ll.75 yss xsH.
NxbIenfattsr N ftetta. - gleie S3I 90
--22 90, MtbbItmS 1ssbe ~ .o0-as. 90. b..
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Mstr auf BEN oefsiis.
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DaytieH ssH Ia Dtl. ertrs CONNER Zen
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feetisn l0e, Ctte, &sntudy unb SRsteNe
SHe Per OaHsns. Gropn osIsnx 1se.
1apsts 1se per 0aHen..
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s4s ser gbl. pon $50 yfs.
Iafs n wiLfiser. Erima Gttr 7,.-7Ls,
bs. Goxntry 71<-7s<e per Rfanb.
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etk6fskIsK 33.73, Mas xno elaa 81. 90
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nsn ~. .0o-9.00 anf bsw 0sIsi'e uno <S. 90
$50 per Bu. sem store. Iiwotsp 81. 30
4.25 aaf BEN 0sIsifs ans s450-5.00 Der
ea. som Stsrs. Duhpst,sa zoe. 1IaHS,
iaanien $3.50 per gu.
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Der 3srIstss ossylr IL sseielbsI gsit:

Rtnopieb. - Die 3ufubr mar beute
aerinaer, bic Gahfraae MAJ ut6t sroB uno
Die 8reiie fetia. -- Stodsrs uno Seebers
paren ebenfaus ftetie, bel 5ienIlid outer
Rildtiibe ulteben unperdnoert.
etnsre Sttsre brahten $4.75 - 5.75,
C&fsn Sz.25 Alb. 5Ieii9erftisre S4.00
$50, srtra $5.60-5.75, 6etfers s3.25-
300, ertra s5.l0-5.25. 8iise $!.25-4 80.
ertra 4.60-4.75, Ganuers $500 ATS,
cto6srs una 5eebsrS $3.25--5.a5.
8uIIe Der Warft mar beute RI:
bia une ole gresie unseidbr oieisIben ais
ssitern.
Maasr.xrs btat. sa.75-3.75. Bologna
$3.S5-4.6S, ertro $4.75-a.55, fette $&.35
500.
8dlber. Anfangs mar Der wtarft
ltetis. 'rdter aber IausIan unb ihUab. -
lie greiIe itasoen UNI Soc nieoriseT.
Droindre Rro srose s3.50-7.50. fatr Die
Snte ist4te $7.50-6.50, ertra s3.75.
46ibsr IN ben 20 HiifssSctiIsn. --
SsNsg 81e, prims bis aussrIsisns 8 --
81. ssSinare b-7e.
Sdwetne. Der Rarft NOS beute
lesbaft uno Die Sreiie itieger um 6c per 100
gfuuo.
S1were ehmetne brabten S7.65-?.T5,
gate bis sxssrIsiens Ssrpa1urss, xns
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7.25, ertra S735. etass s47S - $50,
lsi&ts 8srfe.stior.s. t7.60-7.75. Hsrfsl
SsnIl0 Hfs. xnb rpsniasr s5.75-7.75.
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mar stemIib oros, pie ytaafrdg. etpas beis
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$2.0O-3.oo. SdbrIinas 90. 75-4.75
xamnsr. 3rtra $500. cute Biz
sxssrteisns IS. .35-5.75, prsiuars bis suite
k.25-5.25.
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,@as tbuit ou fir Sas Batter,
LAMB ?"

Die suten 2onponer ner0en ettpas
eritounte 9eiihtsr gemaht haben, als
iie bsim Ssriibitiid poer auf osm Wege
sur Office" ibr 2etb@ uno Wtaeene
blatt entfaItetsn uno ibnen auf Der
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oas 70 piel fir bid gstban hat?" -
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8uhItaben; in sosm grDberen 9Lotte
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bic Tie pouTtdnoig ausfiillten. unb elm
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Wtitte, Ibsr alien tbroneno, natiirlid
Gnglanos 6sIbmaridal 2urb Rpz
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6einriats unb 9eorss. ariessissnen,
Marinsitiide, 2ufttreu3er. Wappen etc.
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limb parin Die .protIomotion", bic
nit Der ertpdAnten Jraes be3iali6 os5
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grite gu iein -, itoIa, Elm giirssr bes
mGhtigiten Reihes su isin, bds Die
Welt je seiehn. Iber mas tbuft bu
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Maoams Suilauo.

gu oeu roItstbiimiiden 9ersnls
eunsen Der 2onponer gsbDrt Elm 8siuh
in Dem bsriibmten Dadsfigureufabiz
nett BON Mabama SuHaub, oas nru
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AusIteaunseu bsuts Disasiht
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poriteaeu, ipGs lie in elmer 3eit beoeutez.
ten, ais Is teine photographer. teine
illuitrtrten ,3eitihrtften. teinen ainez
mutoerapben unb tein 9ariete gub.
9amaIs mar Observation-Disclosures
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Die 9eriihmtbeiten oes 1asss. man fab
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ionbsrs ober 5rau Wiiler unb Jruu
Sdul3e tparen ieIig, Die Serrihaften.
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peHisitens in Wahs gana ndAe Dor lih
5u baben. Wlabame 5uFaup 1T MIN
bas biitoriihe Wahsfisuren,abinett.
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iiBt ss iest in Qonbon Elm prdttises
paus in Marplebone Roab, niht nett
bonn Resent's part, ipo bic Samms
l,rnsen pereirligt iinh. 5isr berridt imz
mer Geben; propinsials uno Grsmoe
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Amsp6rti1e ANdrfte.


Keu Ger. .. Tes.
Nes!.-sxsuSr 29, ,3s2 gbs.. Eerfasst
l6, ,72e obs. Der &arst mar beuts ttetio.
eprtna HatentS5 1850, sBintsr Stratgsts
A.l5-t.3o, 0intsr Eatents 81. .4o--<.75,
GpriRs cIearS $A.l6--.40, Riutsr GrtraS
70. 1 g.. .4O-3.7o, Ns. 2 eo. 33.25-3.4O,
Aanfas hrstsbts 4A.60-4.75.
Rssesn mstt ID iet. SaIr bh
sutss N.oo-4.2S. 4sies bH fasss $A.as-
l.45.
s.asa ,ss ~,,: IN ft.,is ,u sa.25
Der 100 SfxnS.
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xnb asIbss S1.1)-l.3s. SrsbsS $l.1s-l.2o,
&iInsries $2.ss.
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DO. Ro. SSe. DO. Fo.s4 37Le.
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fsyfsn 1T ftetta. OtGts 1910. srS,narsr
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1909. l0-l3e.
Hdsss nns ruhia. - Central Gxss!ss
2lsIe, Dsasta 72-23e.
&ssN IN fen. Semlod a3L-asLs.
Hsr! lit feGt. 1amtIp Sal 90 - - 90,
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III 90. SerIa6t Sla.oo-l3.s0. Gtts EXTRA
SRsia RES 81 i.oo-ls.s0.
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b.. SAinisn l2ke.
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rent Si0.6l. .. 4. $lI.5o, Gsnysuns az
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GHVSt.-Sfstft HsI'R. WafNdstEtt y III
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ben meiitsn Gdasn fleine Gsmsnne aufpses
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GAtssSs. 9. Tes.

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Rafgar. - Ntassiss 5000, SHnsiHe
ls, 600, eAafs nab 2dmnsr 1000.