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JERlCHO.

Mrs Uesso received a severe shock dur
ing the electrical storm Thursday. She
was sitting noar window holding IL
young child. Following a sharp lash Of
lightning she called L. her husband. who
hastily took the baby, and Mrs. Dcsso
fell to the floor. Within about ~ minutes
she was restored to consciousness. She
had a spot on nor face which resemblod a
burn. All the putty was removed from
the window, but the glass was not broken.
Miss Lena Narney and Mrs. J. r. Var
iey were in Wes,ford Friday TO sec Mrs
Llfrod Narney. who is seriously ill-The
Ladies' Help society of the Baptist
Church realized about s. from the ice
cream sale at Mrs. Goodwin's.-Mi
Elizabeth Dover of Burlington has been
visiting Miss Ellen Costello Mrs Daniel
O'Kanc mas returned to burlington after
a short visit at the home Of her brother
{. f. ReavN. Mrs. Wilkie. who has been
ut l.. r. Wilburs for a few weeks, will
spend the remainder of the summer at II.
J. Dcsany's and Mrs. Clarence Nor
gan and daughter OF Richmond spent
Sunday with Mrs, MorGan's mother, Mrs.
James McLane.-Mrs. clara -. Howe
VINO has been spending several weeks with
lar n =
..i...'''' r 'N,,.','. ,'
o'.', ,. ~ ..u','''o ',i'' ''''s
ie'","," 81" i''" W
St. JohnshurY ha- been visiting with j.
II. Stafford. Sr.-Mr. and Mrs, Theodore
stopple and daughter and Mrs, Stopplc'a
h'o'"e'' MIS-, "SSAV"h', M :" N"h'-
rrner, are Nisl'lrs al ohaF'~ "S'e'"hs y
IL, w. h"!ourd OF f>d' i'"r" mas oep,'
making VISIT 10 ms hro'her, III. ~ II.
huIhuro. MI ana MIS- A. IT, Nl'''"'lS OF
81 Alnana' VINO are visiting nero nave
been passing fe" days with hlS nephew,
= H. SANFORD Jrr III Nln'"akI valley
MISS Bessie Fletcher teacher IN inc
WINTHROP Mass, public schools Is spend
Ing the summer with her parents MI ana
Mrs, a, C. Fletcher
Miss Amy Cook OF Burlington and Airs
Mary Cook Of tnderhill spent Sunday
with Mrs, W, q, cook Tho Rev. and
Mrs, q j, Ranslow, who have noen in
Florida since January are visiting in
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

There was meeting OF -sf
school directors at Fl. II. Wheeler's Tue.
day evening. p. ]. Mckenzie was elected
chairman and r. Cooney. clerk Fred NJ
tiutchins takes the place of Hiram e.
Ililey. whose term expired June 80 W
W. Foote was reapppinted truant Officer
Tor the ensuing ear-The drought was
"roken Thursday noon by a thunder
shower, There was another one in the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Prior and Ms
DeI!a, who passed few DAYS last wee;
IN camp near IIalletts Bay. returned
saturday. Miss Euui'e Prior. who has
been teaching in Mont-omery. came
nome Saturday. Nettie Fitch Of
Huntington was a Sunday guest at 4
Rollins '&-hr, and Mrs. y. J. Mulham
visited their son. 4 g. Mllham, in
iineaburg Saturday Dudley" the
famous skunk dog belonging % Peter
sordin, was run over by an automobile
SUNDAY and instantly Killed Mail Carrier
Aidrlch is taking a 10 days vacation.
1T. Adams is assured Of another In
dustry in tho establishment hero OF a
hranch OF tho T. w, IApe Hay com
pany or Toledo, ohio, This concern
which Is tho largest Of It's kind In the
world. has been looking the fold over
here for several weeks and finally de-
clded to locate, Tho company has
bought large section Of tho Austin
farm near the Newton road and VIII
at once begin the erection OF a build
Ing 500 feet long for tho storage and
handling OF It's business 1t is ex-
pected that tho concern will employ
about 10 men, Tho Lipe company owns
the largest priya car limo In the
world, using 30 600 ears, The opening
OF this plant here means much TO ST.
Adams In u nnanclal way
special engine carrying q gang Of
section hands was rushed To Oakland
Tuesday afternoon to fight grass fire
which had assumed serious proportions
on the farm Of L. }, Morton OF this city
The fire. which II Is claimed was started
by spark from passing locomotive.
was conquered after stif Aght,
The condition OF James White. the Cen
trail Vermont brakeman, who was tn
tured Monday at Richmond by being
knocked down ny his train. Is not nearly
as serious as first supposed. and while
sore and lame none OF his injuries are
serious
The marriage OF Miss Maud Godfrey
and George T. Vaughn, both OF this city
took place AZ the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage here Yesterday. the Rev
Frank n. Lewis officiating After a
brief wedding try Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
will take up their residence on Fairfield
street.
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SALISBURY.

Prof. F. II. butcher Of East Orange. y.
j., with his wife Is spending a few days
with Mrs f. l.. Hamilton Miss Bcrnlce
Ellis has gone to Burlington for an opera
tion.--'rhe Ladies' Missionary society met
with Mrs. w. Il, Whitney Tuesday. The
\, NJ. G, a. will hold IA social ana enter
Imminent Thursday evening at the town
hall. Tho Mountain Spring Hotel at Lake
Dunmore Is fast filling with guostS,- r,
e, Dyer Is to remove his family. soon to
Middlebury, He will, however, retain his
business interests here.-Miss Hattie
Bump and Miss Cecile Thomas are visit
ing Mrs, ELI MaoMurtry in Mechanics
Vile for Il few days.-At the grange
Ileeting last Friday evening Or, Read
read very fine paper on "rhe White
Plague. Clifford Shambo Is going TO
move into the tenement, owned by c. A
Bump.
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EHELBURNE.

The school board has organized and
elected the following officers. Emerson
Pa.mcr. chairman, Mrs. Henry Bacon.
c'erh. Ir. w. :. Ranks. trlant officer
Mrs. Sophia harmon went 10 Gordon ;
Landing. South Hero. Saturday for u
short vaaatior.-Mr- Perkins ana son.
George. visited Mr- " a. We I Friday
Mrs. Perkins was formerly Miss Ha-@tow.
cousin e cN-iov. j. l.. Harstow.-Mrs.
+. r. Stoddard went 20 Johnson sa.ur-
day to- visit her daughter Mrs. Lucia
Stoddard Hodglns.-Mr. cox OF New
ork city Is at II. W TracYs for short
VISIT 'Aamplau chapter. No. 50. O T..
:. had . picnic at q T.. Places cottage
Friday. Their, were bout r. present
John il1ckie Of Montreal spent Saturday
end sunday with u r. Ir!sh.-Mr and
Mr.. Truman Andrews and daughter.
Nara, are at their farm FOR the summer
Hermpn Taylor OF Bostou IS visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor
Miss Annie Barker Of Burlington is ut II.
e. smiths caring for Miss Mary Smith,
who ha., been suffering from heat pros
tratiOn.-C. l.. Barstow of New York city
is visiting his father, Gru. John l.. Bar
stow.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Twenty-Five cases or humps are reported
here. Mr., and Mrs, Frank Gardner have
begun housekeeping In \ part Of Ezra
kimbalis house,
Mrs, Jeanette shattuck has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she underwent n successful operation for
a cataract ON the eye,-Mrs, G, Re, Gllett
and daughter, Nina, and Mra John
Goodrnoush OF MONTPELIER are visiting
their parents Mr., and Mrs, Thomas Phil
lipz, and brother, james Phillips.-S, A,
Rollins has returned from four weeks
stay IN Mt Clemens, Mioh,-There Aill he
no services here Sunday on account OF
the absence of the pastor
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BRISTOL.

r. w Esty was at Thompsou's Point
Saturday Duane and Fiorcrcc Slrarue
arc ar home from n visit iu Puuton.-
Mrs. David Whittcmorc is visiting her
daughter Mrs. T. y. Hassclt!nc.-M !.
Graves ana family Of Brandon were in
town sunday going ia Starkshoro nv
autumohile.--Davii White of Worcester.
Mass WAS called hero Saturday by the
serious illness of his mother. Mira Ernest
White. She W. operated on SATURDAY.
at the Mary Fletcher hospitnl for an
ahscors in her head Tho afternoon tenn
perature for three days is ms follows.
Saturday, 80 I'm the shade; Sunday. %:
yesterday, 95.-Floyd Grow Of Westford
has been the guest Of Ar. and Mrs. II. NJ
Gleason the pas, wcek.-AIss Marjorie
Edmunds has gone to Long Lake, y. Y,
for the SUMMERTIME supply # water
being limited, the village trustees have
warned tho patrons not TO use the water
except for domestic purposes until further
notice, Mrs. Sarah Delpha. wife of
"homas Dupont. died at her home ON
North street sunday. She had been in
poor health for several years. She is sur
NlVed ny her husband and one daughter.
Mrs. Valley Narncy. with whom she lived
Her age was % years The funeral serv-
ices were held in ~ Arnbr,.o,. ,i,,,,t.
Wednesday morning ". r,,o,.
in Middlcbury Monday-r n Moadar,s
condition is again unfnvnrah,a Mr. ord
Mrs. T. Il. Dickermnn and Mr. ard Nc
r. s Smith were i'm Wallinpford ovo,
sunday, going by automobile.
Tho hay crop is being injured by
the dry weather and the PASTURES are
drying up. Other crops are suterinp
-Thermomete indicated 1O3 and tOt
here in the village Monday afternoon
Mrs, Julia Pelton of Hanover \ VI
Is guest of Miss Helen Wellcr-Nr
and Mrs G. Z. Waite arc M homo from
a week in Stockholm. Y Y-Sunertn-
tondent A. w. Eddy has boen in Mid
dlcbury this week.-Two Mormon mis-
sionarics wore in town Monday and
held n poorly attended meeting on ,he
park Mrs. Gregory is visiting in
Warren and Waitshcld-Mrs. L,esto-
Bryant OF Lincoln was called hero
Monday by the death Of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Dupont Ernest White and
son, David. wero called to burlington
Monday by the critical condition of
Mrs, Whrto who ~ In the hospital
Robert Cage OF Orange, Mass, Is Wis
iting HIS grandfather, T., W. Cage
NrH, c. Al snedcn and two children of
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WEYBRHGg.

Mir ana MIS- Bert Cage and little
daughter Of Waterbury,. Conn. are the
guests Of Mrs Cages parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Fiske,-'Fhc Rev. f.. W.
HaluWell returned from Philadelphia
last Saturday accompanied by his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George
Halpwell, who Will spend several
weeks at the parsonage. -Mr. and
Mrs. II. a. clark and son who have
been spending week with their for
mcr pastor, the Rev, f. =, McCahe. at
Shushan, y. y, returned home Mon
day Mrs. Naugan has bean elected
school superintendent for another year.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler. who has been
at her summer home hero for several
weeks, has returned TO burlington.
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simonds. Mrs. Smith was born In ireland
but had lived most of her lonH life IN I'm
derhill, where MIR. Smith died about 10
years ago. She was the mother OF u chill
dren, nine Of whom are living She also
leaves a sister, Mrs. Arthur Cavannah,
Sr., OF Underhill. The funeral was held
at St Thomass Church at Underhlll Cen
ter Wednesday morning with burial In the
Catholic cemetery there-Mrs ]. w. Hart
Is attending the library meeting in Mont
pelier.-Fred McTnnis has sold his inter-
est In the large farm In East Bolton and
Is moving back to town. 1t is reported
that he has purcha tho farm he sold
MIR. Snith,-The ladies' arc to give an en-
tertainment in school house hall on Fri
day evening, July IL. lee cream viii be
sold from $50 to eight o'clock The farce,
"A Gentle Jury" will I've given by IL
ladies' and ono gentleman the sheriff,
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UNDERHTLL CENTER.

Mrs. j. 7. Flynn who was FRUSTRATED ny
Il bolt of lightning during the severe cleo
trical storm OF last Thursday night, IS
recovering slowly.--Thc funeral Of Mrs.
Mary McElroyJ Smith. who died at the
rome of her daughter. Mrs. l'itzsmonds.
in Jericho Center Monday. was held from
st. Thomas's Church Wednesday morn
ing. Burial was in the Catholic GENE
tery.-Mrs. Mary Tuhbs of st. Adams is
visiting at Robert White's.-Dr. A. H.
FoSg expects to leave on Saturday for q
two weeks visit with relatives at differ
ent points in Massachusetts,
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VERGENNES.


N'"u' CLOCK lnursuoy morning l'e
nioNe OUT III 'he iar'n no"Sc VI 'Nr"s
no'sioru near comfort NH anu aeStroSeu
,.'. ''S' ' ~, ~ w" n","' "oe
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,rb,, ,,r,,,,,,,, ,,.,,.. .,,,., - 49, ,,,.-,,
of EARN, n,,iI,i,r., - ,,,a aa,,,,,,, 49,, u.
I,,d.d :, in.,., t.rn ran ,,,a s,,.,. .,.,.
mod, ~, in,n,n,or,orts .r,a s,oc,. ,,.., IN
sav,.i and t,, r,,n,i,,,- i,,,,ia,,,N,,,., ,'i
most nf tho ho,,soho,d ,-oad, ,,,d .1,,,,
biu,I, rri1oJ roii., ava, r,,i,,. .i,,.,..,',
'rh. loss 10 ,.,rio,y,,. ,e,i,,ntod -, cnl''
$1,000 TO $1,000 and * only nnrtiaIl,, ,c,,,-
cred by insurance. IT was inst "a voars
ago that the b,,ildlnrs ON tho Farm, ,,o.o
DESTROYED ne co,nnlotclv a. =, ,hts ,t,,,o
Mr.. Kutsford has no nipns no va, h,,,
the buildings will nr,h.hlv lao ,.at,,u,
Sunday mo,uir, a harm m 49,, ..
side Of the river owned h,. q + oun,,,c
and used bv Charles Nillsr ,,o. h,,r,,a,
to the ground. = horse and ton hn,,s
belonging TO Air. Miller vvora ,l,,, ,,,,.,,e'3
The fire dcpartnleut resnondod urnr,,,tl,
u the alarm. but tha fro had r,,,do s,,oi,
ncadwav that I'm. men wsre ,r,h,. g.,
save the barn. Their uronnt u,o.L hon,
ever. saved oth.. rearhv h,ildir,a M.
barn was insured Tha origin ~ .ho nro
As not knovn.-Carl Renfrsu, and T.,
Adams. who have been VISITING = pis
bees left for their home in pradford ,.a..-
terday. going i'm MIR Renfre,,.. a,,o
Louis Orr has gone to 1.,ik, ran.,,,
where he has a positinn Misc t1attin
Ninslow is IN win IN. ,n,,,r, N,rs
William Smith &c suff.rir,, from, A., -,
tack of acuta inliyestio, A, ,l.,r,, oc
fire Mond.,. r,ornin,, rro,.od 60 ha CO.,
a blaze in a house ON water etroo, ou,ro5
bv John G.~no and accounted IN. NJ,
William 1anl,in. nror,,, ros,o,so woe
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Mrs. Anna NJ FLINT died at the home
Of her son, John G. Flint, Thursday night
from the effects of the heat. She had
made a call al the home of y nciShbor
Tuesday morning and about five o'clock
in the afternoon she was suddenly taken
i'll and would have fallen to the floor
had it not been for her son. John. Medical
aid was Immediately summoned and the
case was announced as heat stroke. She
did not regain consciousness Mrs
Mint was born in South Burlington
March :. 1868. and 30 years ago married
G. D. Flint, who died December %. 1903
She is survived by two Sons. John G..
Flint Of this place and Frank +. Flint
Of Schenectady. n Y. and two daughters
Anna M and Beatrice V. of this place
She also leaves one brother, John Doxey
of burlington. Mrs. Flint had been in
poor health for three years. having
suffered from shock before the death
Of her husband The funeral was held
at her late home. 40 Leclair street. At two
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs
Frank Flint of Schenectady were here to
att end the funeral
Edward Dyer. employed in the card
room of the wooden mills was Monday
afternoon the victim OF Il serious injury
resulting in the loss Of three fingers on
his TiGht hand. In some manner his hand
was caught in the metallic breast OF the
carding machine and the three fingers
were taken off at the second Joint Medical
aid was Immediately summoned ard tho
patient was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
Mr. ana Mrs Edward Limoges Of
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Wallace Cushman and daughte.
of FHtchburE, Mass, are visiting rela.
tives in town.-Sidnay Lancworch 4
NOTTINGHAM. England. tSvigtting az San1ue!
Whallcy' and Mrs. Ernest ParcE
az Hneshurg spent Sunday at K. 2.
Williams s.-Soue Of the young people
will have a dance at Library hail Friday
evenirig.--Mrs. Louis Desautells is at the
Fanny Allen hospital recovering after a
successful operatinn.-Niss Stella prirdlt
of Muskogee, Okla, is spending the sum
mer with her cousin. Miss Palmer.-Dorls
and Glydis Cook have gone to Montreal
to visit relatives.-Pe-cy Pope Of Phi,a.
delph!a spent part of his vacation here
The fidelity class Of the Sunday schoo.
had a social Monday night at the vestry
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ORWELL.

The Ladies Missionary society met
Wednesday at 200 p. m. with Mr..
J. 5. WilCoX.-Mr. and Mrs. O. l.. Smith
returned on Saturday from Pawlet. where
they spent several days with her brother
Henry Powers.-John Ryan returned last
week from Nergennes.-'Th Rev. s.. John
occupied the desk at the Congregational
Church Sunday.-The Rev. j. e. Williams
and wife left on Monday for a vacation. -
Miss Laura f. Branch. who has been in
the central office over six years, has sent
in her resignation.-Mrs G. T.. Ray and
son, Ralph are at Eagle Inn for a few
days,-Mrs l.. 3. Rowe has been enter
tanning her father and mother for few
DAYS
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Notice to axpaVerS

The taxpayers Of tho city Of Rurling-
ton are hereby notified that the city
tincluding school, State road State
ochool ana county highways and
bridges and sinking fund.-, taxes for
Che year 1911 have been assessed by
ehe city council Of the city of RurlinE-
son and the tax bills delivered 70 the
ri'y treasurer for collection, to be paid
20 said troHstIrcr at his Office, No 4, city
hail according to law within forty
days from this date. Any taxes re
naming unpaid after the expiration Of
esid time, AuRurt u. the treasurer Will
issIe his warrant against each dclin-
Qucrt poratn for tho collection OF such
unpaid taxes, adding to each unpaid
tax Ter cent, and ten cents for war
rant, which VII 10 addressed and de-
liyerod to tho constable Of said city to
be collected &ccortinE to law.
Omcc hours from . L. m. to p M.
Monday and Saturday evenings to o.
Dated st the city of Burlington. July
G 1911. J.. G, GRANT.
City INcHsurer,
iG0,Stw,2t
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. clifford Of burlington has been
visiting at the home of L. a Stiles-The
Rev. Samuel II, Rarnum and Miss Anna
Warner attended the township Sunday
Gchool meeting in Bolton Wednesday.
Miss Helen Nash of JonesvIle has been
tt home for "A few days.-ANss Florence
nurlbut. who is in poor health, IS not as
Well Mrs, Charles Nichols and son of
Essex have been visiting at Herbert Rem
ington's. The death of Mrs. Mary smith.
aged So years, occurred Monday at the
lone OF her daughter. Mrs, John Fltz-
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HINESBURG.

Air. and Mrs William Graham are the
parents of u daughter Alfred Sanctuary
OF Amherst. Mass. was in town Friday,
-Mlss Mary Somer returned from Shell
burnc Thursday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Homer Clark Friday evening. July
E.-Vernon Dow has gone to Loon Lake
for the summer.-.Janes Cogans OF
Springfield. Mass, is visiting a. owen
I'opar,g'S
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STARKSPORO.

HerveY w; Hin died July :, aged &c
years He was born and had always lived
in Starksboro, where he had made many
friends, his upright life having; won him
the esteem OF all who knew him Fifty
years ago he married Lois Clifford. Two
sons and one daughter, who with their
mother and two sisters and half-slstcr
suryive him. Mr.. IIill had been in poor
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ADDISON.

The Grange held regular meeting on
Friday evening, The third and fourth
degrees were worked and light refresh
men;s We're served, -Rena oIrYan is at
humc Cor the summer vacation from her
school in North Hampton, MaSs,-Rollin
6, Shcruurno Of this town and Miss Carrie
Leach Of HardWick We're married at
HardWick July 2.-Alr and Mrs. Frank
Wood are the parents Of u daughter,
Luz lie, born July 6.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Gala Moiles Of Nfonkton Is spend
II z the summer with her sister, Mrs.
obed Clough-Mrs. ira Chase has return
81 home after passing few days in In
derhllL-Mrs. Elmer Davis and two sons
~ Burlington are visiting her mother.
Mrs, Phoebe Ana Hinsdale.--Sdney Hins-
dale Of burlington was IL visitor in town
EMndnN.
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WESTFCRD.

Misses Agnes Ruggles and Lenn'e Crow
are camping at st. Adams hay.-Mrs.
A. G. Narnoy is seriously il.-Wnliam II
Macomber is at home from Porto Rico
for the summer He has been sick sincs
his return to town
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BRnPORT.

Mrs. L. W. Dayton has returned from
Plainfeld Mrs John Draft and children
Of Auburn, n. Y, are visiting in town
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Payne are with relatives here.-A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Payne July &,
George Palmer died quite suddenly last
U nnk
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Eugene Smith had the misfortune
to strain her ankle while coning down
stairs July i-Frank Kidder and wife and
child Of Randolph visited at his sisters,
Mrs. Frank MaEivney, Saturday.
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tho town Of Bristol has been published.
The total expenditures from April J.,
1910, to June 3d. 1911. were s12.o75.20i
total receipts. s2,7bo,s9; cost Of schools,
so2tBSg
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT


lese will have an excursion by tenn to
Lake Dunmorc on Saturday IL the wealth
or Is favorable.
DIR. Thomas G. Brown, A. NJ, Phi H.,
for the past two wears assistant professor
of geology In Middlcbury college, has
resigned his position there and accepted
an appointment as assistant professor Of
geology I'm the school Of mines, Pcnnsyl-
NanlA State COLLEGE,. Gtale CnlleRe. Pa.
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ESSEX IUNUYEeN.

A son. Carlton Grnnt Robbins III. was
born Friday to Air. and Mrs. &. q.
Robbins.
James White brakeman on the frelsht
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF 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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TO RENT.

MAPLE DELL COTTAGE, Lake Eden.
to rent, rooms, comfortably furnished,
running spring water, ice. ncal and
barn accommodations. Address Is
IiunEcrford Terrace, Burlington.
lGG,Gt&w.1t
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT 10 or 15-cow farm
for two or three years in good location,
with or without cows. W. II. Mack,
Iiardwicf. Vt wit.
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FARM, 40 acres, OF. good main road,
milo from village, extra good land,
smooth meadows, fine running water,
good apple orchard, also sugar orchard.
Would sell cheap because of failing
health. Address c. II. Armstrong. East
Franklin, Vt 523t
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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 and you VIII get re
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-13

A GOOD WOMAN wanted for general
housework on a farm. +. A. Drew. South
Burlington. 46,wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-13
FOR SALE.

LAKE SHORE COTTAGE: tor sale or
rent, cottages at Thompson's Point,
Long Point and Cedar island. Vermont
farms Q specially. Real estate catG-
logue5 free. W n. Cove and b. w.
Estey, Pristoi, Vt 1l2d&w,tf
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