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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-13
Notice for Publication.


Departing nj of the terror l.. 5. Land Office at
I.ewistowu. Montana. December 10. l"e.
Notice is hereby given that
Alexander j. Hill
OF carncili Montana who on October $, as
made II. T., Nc. 400. Serial No. 0St2l. for nwI,
section - Twp I'm. range lse, III. m. has flied
notice OF intention to make final five Near proof
to establish claim to the land above described.
before W. II. Peck. L. $. Commissioner. al Gar
ncil Montana the l4th day of January i9ll.
Claimant names as witnesses: William 7. I.ol-
lar. Hugh r. Dawes Frank =. Dawes. William
+. Hunter. all, OF t.arncill. Montana.
50 <. +. Mckoin. REGISTER.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-13

Don't expect the superintendent to
5aise your salary because you have
shOwn him that YOU know more than
b does.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-26
WAS A SOCIALIST RESPONSIBLE
 FOR BUILDING GARY.

Many South Chicago people think
 that the South Works of the Illinois Steel Company. which extend for two miles along the shore of Lake Michi- gan. might have been very much larger, and that the town and plant at Gary would never have been built if South Chicago had been rightfully treated" writes John A. Fitch in The Survey
 " The big plant would have been built here instead of at Gary, q bluff old South Chicago citizen explained to me. if it hadn't been for a damn little cuss of a public works commissioner under 2 demorcatic mayor We had, named Dunne. This fellow was socialist and he thought he was bigger than the people of Chicago
 The commissioner in question was Joseph Medill Patterson, formerly one of the editors of the Chicago Tribune, a successful playwright. and author of several well known books. He became the william of the plot by trying to en- force the law.
 IL eems that the south Chicago plant. being surrounded on three sides by property not owned by the company, could expand only in one direction-in- to the lake for filling. and new land slowly made. There was no legal sane ton for such appropriation of the lake bottom and when during Mayor Dun ne's administration, the company wish ed to start new construction, COmmis- sioner Patterson refused permit. This stopped expansion for a time and the Gary plant was started soon afterward. But one has only to look at the Gary plant. extending two or three miles along the lake and in from the shore for a mile, to realize how impossible 1t would have been to build so great an industrial establishment on made land"
Arizona republican., 1911-11-26

Rub a sore throat with BAL LARD's SNOW LINIMENT. One or two applications will cure it com pletely. Price 25c. soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Elvey & Huletts Pharmacy.
 Elvey S Huletts Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-26
HOW FARRELL FOUND HIMSELF
E. B. Waterworth

Publishing Co.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham of
Jericho are in town for a few days
Mrs Sarah Dockey and Marjorie Ladoue
OF burlington are visiting relatives in
town-Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Ferguson attended
Spring Grove campmeetng Sunday.-L
NJ. I. Hill of Boston is visiting his par
ents and other relatives here.-The base
ball team was defeated by New Haven
Mills team Saturday al the latter place
H. X. WYman and family are enjoying an
automobile trip to Waterbury and Ran
dolph.-Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Smith are in
Massachusetts. visiting relatives From
there they Will 70 to New York to attend
the wedding of their son. Dayton, which
takes place September 6.-Mr. and Mrs
o. RI. Ferguson, who were hurt in u run
away accident a few days ago, are i'm
proving.-Stcphen Young and family of
Port Chester, y. Y, are in town.. +.
Clifford has a large gang on the State
work here in the village. They have put
In an iron water trough, set on a concrete
foundation in the park. connected with
the village water system.--A. a. Smith
Is putting in a new cement dam at the
ppDJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
CORNWALL.

Miss helen Spcrry, daughter Of Albert
Sqerry, ana her grandmother, Mrs, L. w.
Bird. left Thursday for their home in
Spokane, WASH, after three months
visit with relatives in town and vicinity.
Stamford Sporty, son of j. f. Sporty, ac-
companeG them.-A number from here
attended the horticultural meeting at the
Holmes orchard In Charlotte Thursday
Frank Hightcr has sold his general mcr-
Chandise store at the center of the town
to William Lavalley. His son, Perry,
viii assume the managcment.-The fall
term of schools will begin Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 5.--Simonds Lodge, T. Il A. NJ
of Shoreham conducted the funeral rites
at the burial of the late julius Peck at
Evergreen cemetery Thursday morning
Mr.. Peck with his family moved to Cali
fornia last December, but for the last
few months had resided at Phoenix
Arizona, whore he recently died of heart
trouble. His remains were accompanied
by his son, Ralph PeCk.-Mr and Mrs. c.
e, Sampson are in camp at Spring
Grove camp grounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
CHIITENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI,

Mrs Octave Walker. - years old, died
Thursday at her daughter's home az g
Chase street after an illness of year.
She came here with her husband A. years
ugo and since that time had resided here
and in Malone y. Y she is survived by
four children, Mrs. Peter Brsson, Elmer
walker ana Andrew Walker of Burling-
ton and Mrs. Joseph Brown Of Malone,
n Y
Mr. and Mrs. IT. 7. Stanhope and Mr..
ana Mrs. f. q. Stafford Of burlington
have returned from South Hero, where
they spent some time camping while
there Mr.. Stanhope and Mr. Stafford
caught about 400 FISH, the largest of
which was great northern pike
weighing nine pounds. The Rev. f..
@, Wrnans of Mansion street was their
guest Friday and the three mon caught
on that day a string of ia fish
The high and public schools Of the vii
lage will begin their sessions next Tues
day, September b,
Miss Marie Louise Comette. daughter of
Mr.. ana Mrs Fred Comette, of West
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SOUTH STARhSBORO.

Miss Mary Birdsall of IIahneman hospi-
tai, New York, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs LIndley
Birdsall.-Dr. and Mrs. ". d. Green re-
turned Thursday to their home In Buffalo.
y. Mrs. d. ID. Orvis is il.--Tne fun
eral Of Mrs. Naomi Purinton, who died
son, Frank c. Purinton, in Genoa. n. Y,
was held Wednesday of last week at tho
Friends Church, the Rev. Joseph Law
renee officiating. She was in her slst
year and Is survived by one daughter.
Mrs -Ianicl Follanshee one son, Frank
purinton, six grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren and four brothers and
five sisters. Those from away to attend
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Purnton of Genoa y. Y, Or. s. 5. Green.
~ and Mrs. w. ID. Green of Buffalo.
y. Y, Mrs. a. l.. Prin -.e. Mrs. Annie
Wright, Mrs. D. II. Underhill Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Tnderhll. Mrs, Lucinda
Underhill, Miss Lu Underhill and Miss
Emma Williams Of Brooklyn, y. Y,
Elisha Follansbee of PROCTOR and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hurlburt and children of
MonktOn. The flowers were IN PERCUSSION
and beautiful She was lifelong resi-
dent OF this place. and four years age
she went to live with her son in western
New York Mrs. Chauncey Elliott Is H.
Mrs. Darwin Wright Is in failing health
james Wilson and granddaughter, Miss
Alice Wilson. Of New Haven were guest,
sunday of Mr., and Mrs. l.. f. Birdsal
Mr. and Mrs William Orvis ana chill
dron are at home after two weeks AZ
Long Point-Miss Alice Iallock OF Br. lk-
lvn. y Y. IS visiting relatives horo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
sHOREHAM.

Superintendent Hayes has returned
from his vacation and has commenced
work for the coming school year-NIr
and Mrs L, y. Collins Of East Orange
~ j.. are guests at DIR. Howard : Forty
four ladies were present at the mission
AIRY meeting a the parsonage Miss Mar
garet Farnham OF sudbury is passing a
few days with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Jones.-MrS. Fred Pruuia and
children of Montreal are guests of her
father, Paul Burdeau.- Mrs. Shell Cook is
dangerously III,
Mrs. Lydia Wolcott is visiting in tt
conference.-the Rev Mr. Evans Of Bird
port exchanged pulpits sunday with the
Rev. Charles Wa:tic.-S. Faunce of Dor
chester, Mass. Is guest at Or How
ard's.-MrS and Miss CroSier OF New
York are guests of Mrs Maria Smith
Mrs. Hiram Faircnild, who is in the Mary
Fletcher hospital for appendicitis, is gain
ing.-HonrY Belden went sunday with
his mother to Burlington, whore she will
receive medical treatment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

of Mrs. Esther Tucker and family Sun
day and Monday In one of the fastest
games of tho season John Doheny's All
Stars defeated Joe Holcombs Vergcnnes
Champions at Hewitt Park Saturday aft
ernoon, 0 to 3.-Mr. and Mrs Arthur A.
silver of Princeton, ILL.,, visited friends
here Monday.
A Boston company has taken options on
a marble deposit a mile west of the
home of Harry Jimmo for the purpose
of testing the quality and extent of the
deposits.-Mrs. Ralph Cooley and chill
dren Of New Britain, Conn, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Tatro and family
MIR. and Mrs. A. "A. Silver of Princeton,
ILL.,. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Cove Monday and Tuesday.-W. T..
Jennings of Brandon spent Sunday with
his relatives in town.-Mrs. James Doheny
and Miss Kathleen c. Doheny of Boston
are guests of the Rev. Z. ]. Doheny.-
The lightning struck Mrs. Calista Hodges
house on Church street Monday knocked
some bricks from the chimney tore off
few shingles and went through to the
cellar. The occupants escaped with slight
shocks and no fire was started.-Mr and
Mrs A. l.. Nahum returned from Queen
City Park Tucsday.-Alrs. H. y. Sher-
win, Mrs. e. L. Sherwln. Mrs. 70
Clark and children visited in New Haven
Tuesday.-F. s. Haskins was in Middle
bury Tuesday.--J. s. Flint of burlington
was in town Tuesday. Curtis of
Montpelier is the guest OF relatives. Miss
Nellie Partch is spending q week with
relatives in Middlehury.-M l.. Partch is
in Shelburnc, where he has work as
carpenter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
ADDISON.

Owning TO the fair the Grange meeting
will he held next Monday evening, instead
of on Friday evening, and will be gentle
mons night. The program is to be in
their charge. Alice Gage went Mon
day to Whiting, where she will
teach.-Stella Cross has suffered
n relapse and Is not as we'll
Tho ID. a. II. were pleasantly entertained
Tuesday by Mrs l.. Z. Tracy.-W. w.
Clark and family are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Brown and son of Chicago
Mr.. Brown was an Addison boy.-Cora
Mitchell of st. Adams is at A. r. Clarks
j. King was thrown from his wagon
Saturday and seriously hurt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
SALISBURY.

Rev. w, II. Hammersley of Mechanics
VILE ~ Y. preached a forceful sermon to
a large compensation at the Congregations
al Church Sunday. Mr.. IIammersley with
his family return to their home this
week.-Lews Severy. an attorney at law
in New York, with his wife are at George
Severy s-Dr and Mrs. O. NJ. Bump re-
turned Monday from Spring GroVe.-A
number of young ladies, chaperoned by
Austin and cora Beach. are camping at
Lake Dunmore.-Word has been received
from NJ A. Thomas from Illinois saying
that he expected to reach Salt Lake City
Saturday evening and after "A few days
there with friends, he will visit Idaho.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank bartlett Of Detroit
Mich, are guests of Mrs j. H. Ives.
They were former residents OF this town.
Mrs. ". Nj. Hughes and Miss ReAtha
Hughes are in burlington for a few days.
Mrs. p. VI. Clifford is visiting relatives
in West Rutland. Mail Clerk Harold
RosWorth Is having a weeks vacation
The work of curling North street has
been completed.-The potato crop in this
vicinity will he larger than expected a
few weeks ago.--H r. Peck, who has
been quite III for several days, Is aole
to be out.--.Mrs f. l.. Sherwn and son
Raymond who have been spending sew
cral weeks mere with relatives. returned
to New Haven Conn. Saturday .-Noah
lnthrop viii furnish the lumber for J. h.
Bartlett's barn in shelhurne.-Miss Bertha
Mott 5 visiting IN swanton.-The ball
same at TGewitt's park Friday afternoon
bristol Manufacturing company and the
Streets, was won by the latter, 8 to a.
Mis- Reha Mayhem Is at home from q
visit Of two weeks in Shelhurne-W. y.
Gore is erecting = cottage at Thompson's
PoinL-Janes Davis OF Starksboro was
in town saturday on his way home from
the national cncampment,--E. c. St
George, who has been seriously Ill, is ahlc
to come to the village
The &tn annual reunion OF the Purin-
ton family was held with Mr. and Mrs
A. T. Grow Thursday There were liS
members present ana "a visitors George
Barton, - years old was the Oldest mem
Dor present and Barbara Esty the young
est Members of the family from away
were; Mr. ana Mrs, Cyrus Cove and Mr..
and Ny. l. pur,ntor and ,ar,u,. 80
Burlinrion ana Mr. .rd Nrs I,,anl. pur
,nton of Nov York Dinrcr ,,.,, eor,.ad
ON the lawn M one o,clo,lt rho litoror,.
nroararn consisted NJ roci,,,ion a,l
remarks by NJ + Hartor and t,roncis,
Guirdon road q noon written b,. Nor,,
f. Fest or Iowa rho follou,in. oe,,or,
were elected. President ,barlns prr,r-
ton. vice, ,do,,ts N l. g. -, u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
MONKTON.

The regular services at the Methods
Church at the Boro will be held Sunday
morning at II a. m. Preaching will be by
the Rev. H. M. Hall, Sunday school will
be held after services, and at East Monk
ton in the afternoon at 2:3O.-Work on the
State road has been suspended for a
while on account Of the dirt caving In
or settling a. H. Palmer has fully recov-
cred from his recent illness and will com
mence to run his meat cart again this
week,-Mr, and Mrs Hector Cousino OF
Starksboro visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Cox's Sunday.-F. II. Dean is at home
from Long polnt-L. c. Donahue and son
visited in Essex Sunday,-Mr. and Mrs,
Alfred Williams of Richmond are at w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

w. ID. Branch left for Middlebury
Tuesday morning to have charge of the
automobile office at +he coming county
fair. lie took Ben Needham with him to
act as one of his Observation-Disclosures He
loise Brainard of Washington. u. c., Is
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Bralnard,
at her farm-IIyde Manor and Orwell
Boys played ball last Saturday, orwell
winning.-Miss Adde Raymond left Sat-
urday to teach in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Maud Smith left Tuesday to teach at
Chicago.-Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Bull of
Waterford, NJ Y, are with Miss Mary
| Williams.-L o. Bascom is recovering
from rheumatism Mrs. Lewis Bessett
and children Of Schenectady, N. Y, are
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
| Thomas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
HANCOCK.

Wilbur Robinson with his two daugh-
ters Mrs. Charles Rainboth and Mrs.
Julian Harvey and their husbands. called
on old friends in town the first of the
week.-Mrs.. Charles Roberts has moved
into Rochester North IIolloW.-W. w.
Jones was in Burlington the first of the
week to put the Lewis children In the
orphans asylum-Alr. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Church were at his home Sunday.-Mrs.
Lucy Kidder and son, Earl, of Bethel,
were at Frank Magivney's the first of
ihln
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. MjSon Mills of Wood
stock are visiting tier daughter, Mrs. s.
Harry Burroughs Hiss Doral Lawrence
of Belvdere visitej Miss Lula Tyrell
F'riday.--George Mrray of Willsboro,
n. Y, was the gu st of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Agan Frida,.-Mrs. II. II. Kings
land of Burlington md Mrs r. II. Page
Of Morris Ill, are visiting their sister.
Mrs. j. G.. Hindos.- Mrs. Harvey Ingham
Is visiting friends n Glens Falls.-Miss
katherine Palmer, rho has been passing
the summer with Ter grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. T.. Yattaw, has returned to
New York. Mrs. james Martin left Sat
urday for Atlantic city, n. j., after n two
months visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Yattaw.--The Rev. s. S. Cobb oc-
cupicd the pulpit of the Methodist
Epi~ church. bennington, Sunday
Danicl r. Donneley of Montpelier Is visit
ing h. sister. Mrs +. w. Coe.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank lale Of Saratoga, n. y, are
visiting her sister, Mrs w. J. Thompson
The rooms in 'he graded schoolhouse
are being thor ughlY cleaned and the
fan term VIII g. pen September 8, with the
following corps Of teachers: Principal,
James c. Walker; preccptrcss, Miss f. II.
Kincsbury; assistant. Miss Golde Mon
roe; ninth grade. Miss Clara j. Brown;
seventh and eighth grades. Miss Beatrice
Daniels: nlth and sixth grades, Miss
Edna Ban; third and fourth grades.
Miss Edith McGovern; second grade Miss
Ada Crosby; primary and assistant in
high school, Miss Marion Necdham-Mrs.
". X. Warner and daughter, Petty, went
Monday TO Keoseville. ~ Y, to visit
her sister. Mrs. Is. j. Severance, and Miss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
ORWELL.

W. II. Nickerson left for the county
fair with a good string of horses Satur-
day.--Eagle Inn boarders enjoyed q social
hop Saturday evening -Road commission
er ID. A. Laduc with good force OF men
and teams has been building n state
road from the Kimball farm TO benson
line, much needed improYement'--Ihe
painters have finished the town haiL--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
NEW HAVEN.

The Rev. Mr.. Holden preached In the
CONGREGATIONAL Church at Vergennes
Sunday.-Several from town attended
camp meeting at Spring Grove Sunday
The Young daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Mitchell Is very ill-Mrs' George
Everest and daughter, Leah, are at White
Creek Beaver Glenn Grange VIII enter
tain the Pomona Grange Thursday, Sep
TENDER l. Those who intend to come by
train are requested to come on the Bris-
toll train to New Haven street, where they
will find teams waiting for them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

w. Williams s.-The Rev. Charles FRANK,
In, pastor OF the Friends Churcn' anu
wife are at Long Point.-Mr' ana MrS'
e. w. Mealor Daniel Mealer ana 1anlly'
Jenette Barnum and family ana MIS-
Mary Lamb and daughter. Carrie attend
ed the Orvis Elliott reunion THURSDAY at
Philander Orvs's in Bristol.-Mrs' Dan'eI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

LAKE SHORE COTTAGES .oT sale or
Tent, s cottages at Thompson's Point
Long Point ana Cedar islan3. Vermont
farms q specially. Real estate catG-
loRues free. W. n. Cove and b w.
Estey, Pristol, VT. lly.d&w,tt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
NEW HAVEN MILLS.

There Will he a preaching service in
the church next Sunday afternoon az
usual.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
A NEW LEADER
FOR GROUP TWO
Ralph Harvey Moves Up to First
Place, with Mrs. Aldrich Sec
ond-Other Changes.

There was quite little doing in
Group Two in the Free Press voting
contest yesterday. With more than
! 1000 new votes, Ralph Harvey
of Hinesburg moved up to first place,
and with about the same number Of
now votes Mrs w. W. Aldrich of South
burlington went to second place, both
passing for the time being Miss Hazel
NJ Mayo OF Shelburnv. In Group one
Miss Dorothy Drury went from fourth
TO second place. closely followed By
Mrs, W f. Girard, with MISS Louise
Russell a good fourth. There We're
some minor changes In Group Three
and the name OF Miss Essie sylvester
OF Grand Isle was added TO Group Four
With the advent of cooler weather
the several candidates will feel more
like hustline for votes The prizes are
attractive and we'll worth trying for
STANDING OF CANDIDATES.
GROUP ONE.
Halves, Mrs. A., The Richard
son ........ .,.... ...,..,, ''6oo
Drury Dorothy. IA Grant ST, 1,465
Girard, Mrs W F., AZ North
ma 'P''.n H''','''' ''.,, ''"'"
200,
Cherry St'.'.',' ...'..,,'''' 1'2@i
Mcmillan, Edward, ISIS North
Union St....., ......... e.. has
Wellman, Mss Helen. 40 y.
Winooski Ave.
Genettc, Marjorie, city
GROT'P TWO
Hor,c,. Ra1nb TTipceburr Dto-5
,, -, ~
N'n'''n' "rS. W. 0"u''
""' ~ ~"
N"H"' MISS lia@'l ~ 9heI-
'"rhr ''''..''., ',.''. ''-''' <"''''
arr MIS- w Il" 'narlo't''' "'"'l
Grow Homer. NeStlord ''''.. N'"2'
pope NloI't f'' hd'rhllI'. ''o''
biIlin%S' harrison w. hrls-
tol '''''.'' ..''.''. '..''' 1000
Mcmahon, Mrs Rose. Willis
ton .'.....''' ''.....'.''' 1000
hhE' MiHS Eva N"r'h NiI''S-
rana, ME- vorio Nidd,o
,,,r,. p -oo
,,,.. Mice roratt, Useov
r,r.an 1917
vvt,sa, Nico w Nov, r1oyor "A,
I,;1l,a. Nru. u IIu,+i,ctor ron
wilma ,trs rurio ,or-is-
burr 400
r,,,nTr pohor, w rnrrts.
I,,ro 3oo
roha. ,Ild,,, II yorronncs .oo
s,u cl,d,. Hi.hu,ond 200
pai.f, o.. - r ,5disor a
Coo ,rtn,,. !, \,r,h E-.rrishurr
-, - - a., !, ,,-....,,.,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
VERGTNNES.
Continued from pnge ~

relatives and frier Is in Rochester and
Hancock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

GIRL AND BOY AGENTS wanted e. .'ll
a. OF our scarf pins at JOE each aH %
ceivc a fine fountain pen rr
free Lee Supply Co, Rutland, W.
.o5.1-&V2t
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POINTERS

OWNERS or FARMS who vi'h to hire
help or to sell a farm 1'uld use
this column Ncany 6.ool 'pies of
this papcv are sold every ne and
your advertisement woulc be read
nv many noeslble BUYERS 25,wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

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 will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
23.wtf
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WANTED.

SINGLE MAN wanted for f'" ORR
good mixer and toamSt,r ~t.t. Ses'
first letter. \. I. Manor, Cha. VT
-,.'. t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

lEONARD HOSPITAL. Lan-insh'rgh
n. y. training school course, three
years. Students now desired for classes.
Address Superintendent 9,d&wtl
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