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FERRISBURG.

Jessie Ball entertained 30 ut the
club meeting Thursday. Tho club
voted to have an excursion on tho
steamer Alexander from VerEcnnes to
Queen City Park Tuesday, August S.
Mrs. Pocue was called to Monkton Sat
urday by tho death of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Finney. The funeral was held
Sunday.-Frank Burroughs had the
misfortune to break three ribs In Il
runaway.-Mrs. Pitts Is i'll. Her sister,
Miss Cook, Of Rutland Is with her
Miss Mary Walker of Burlington Is
visiting MIR. and Mrs j. O. Walker
Mrs Russell Bristol nnd children are
visiting her mother. Mrs. G. l.. Kim
BALI. V. Barton OF Johnson is q
guest of hts daughter, Mrs. Benton.
MIR. md Mrs X, E. Robinson have re-
turned from the lake. after spending q
few days at tho Dean cottage. Farmers
are threshing.-Rca Commissioner j.
Il. Upper md a force of men have com
rnenccd grading tho road at the covered
bridge. Two dump carts have been pur
ohsscd BY the town ofcials.-Mr and
Mrs. ". II. Lean and daughter, Lucy
are sprndns week at Rockport, Mass.
with their cousin, J. j. Dean.
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Tho little fellow Is doing nicely.--The
Woodbury. Granite COMPANY will play
base bail with the Hyde Park team at
Prospect park August III, e.
Appol1 Is visiting at his homo in Post
Allegheny, Pa.---Leon Hooker Will soil
aft of his heavy working teams to-
gother with slods. wagons and harness
at his residence on Elm street Monday,
August 1a,--,Mrs Ira Goodrich of East
Calais was the guest of her sister
Mrs. Frank, Mondayt-Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Dow of West Newton Mass,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. DOW
Saturday the Woodbury. Granite com
pany's base ball team won from the
Woodbury. team, IL to 4. The Wood
bury Granite companys office team
was defeated by the Greensboro team
Mt Greensboro IL to /, and the Iannl-
guns won from tho Woodbury. second
team ut Woodbury., 10 to 6.-Leroy
Ford, who had been in Florida for sew
oral months. returned to HardwiccB
Tuesday,
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WEST BOLTON.

5. Brock of Glen sutton, r. O.. IS vst.
ing his granddaughter Mrs Elmer Hall.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Streeter August I'll y. Gray Of
Cambridge was q visitor at Nelson Hams
Saturday.-Mr Albert Tomlnson has re-
turned from Oxford Mass, Where She
has been with her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Lanlb.-G. " KELLOGG was at home from
Hardwick Sunday.-lrs Elmer Hall il
entertaining her brother. Guy Jones, Of
Glen Sutton.-Mrs Albert Minckler and
Master Walter Mnckler have returned
from a short visit with relatives in Grand
Isle-A fire was discovered burning in
the dirt on the ledge near the home Of
Fred Lombard. on account OF the eX-
tremo dryncss men are Watching It day
and might to prevent its spreading and
doing serious damage Mr.. and Mrs. +.
r. Davis are visiting Mr. and Mrs. w.
G., Minoklor IN Grand Isle.
became frightened ON Pearl street as II
overturned lantern set near street re-.
pairs. Il Is said that the men had been
drinking and the horse, which had been
driven hard, ran down the hin and Into
tree I'm the yard of Mrs. job Bates.
Both men were thrown out and picked
mp unconscious Bashaw had bruises on
his face and head ana was taken to thu
Mary Fletcher hospital. King revived
soon, but IS thought 10 have a broken
rip. He was taken to the home of his
uncle. Mr Shantney, The carriage WAX
entirely demolished. The horse, freed
from the carriage. ran down the street
and into the fence by the blacksmith
shop of l.. +. Carpeu-or whore it fell and
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Mr! and Mrs. Mathew French, Mrs. " ~
lIeeeh, M. r. Morgan, with Mrs. F. III
Dean as pianist, sang, The bearers were
Elvin Little, Eugene Devoid, James Aeah
and Leonard Stetson. She leaves an ohly
laughter, Mrs. H. n. Sears, one grand
son, Donald Sears, n sister, Mrs. Heieh
Pecue, of Ferrlsburg, and n brother re-
siding In the West. Tho floral offerings
were beautiful Burial was In the eerne-
terry at Barnumtown, by the side OF her
hssband.A meeting Of Floronia Grange
will be held Friday evening. Tho third
and fourth degrees will be conferred on
several candidates.--Mr. and Mrs George
Middlebrool of Vergennos were guests Oh
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles stone
sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stlson
were In town Sunday to attend the fu-
neral OF her aunt Mrs. Lucinda F'nney.
Charlton Thompson is visiting his SIS
ter, Mrs. James Smith.-Clark Thonas'
who recently went to the hospital Tor
treatment, Ia now gaining.
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evening. August 3, the Rev. w. w. Smith
Of Colchester officiating. The bride
charmingly gowned in white messalin6
w..n Insertions OF pearl lace. wore
tulle veil fastened with mother Of pearl
beads and carried II shower bouquet OF
sweet peas Thelma Nichols, aged two
carrying a basket OF flowers, preceded
the little flower girls Katherine and Mar
gnret HUT, while two cousins Of the
bride assisted as ribbon girls. The bride
was attended by Miss Barbara Clark of
W..lston, who wore yellow messaline
and carried yellow daisies. Don Hamu-
ton of Middlebury was best man while
Jason and Tracy Clark of Wiliston as
sisted as pages. Before the ceremony
Mrs. A. T. Arkley OF Essex played severa
piano selections followed by the Bride
Chorus' from 'Iohengrn." Tho brlda
bower was formed with SPRAYS of aspara-
gus fern. Refreshments were served or
the lawn. Guests from ont OF town were
Henry Tracy and Hannah Tracy, Harry
Mack, Walter Mack ana Charlotte
| Mack Of Shelburne. Mr.. and Mrs. Jane.
Of Middlebury Mrs. Mary Clark, Flora
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wright CLARK, Mr.
Frank Clark and Miss Sylvia Warren Of
! Willston.
The marriage Of Miss Winfrcd Kellev
and Albert Coderre took place at thu
Church of the Holy Family Mouda
morning The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. b. Poullot. Several re.a-
tives and friends from Burlington and
this place attended The bride wore a
gown Of white silk poplln and a black
hat. The groom is head telegraph opera
ttf,,f q f.ft.H
for several years has been EMPLOYED at
Johnsons hotel and restaurant. They have
gone to visit his people in Canada ar
will go to Bennington to visit her s!s' r.
They are to occupy rooms in the res
dcuce OF Mrs. j. Gaines
Among those from out of town v.c
were here TO attend the Nichols er
Wedding were Mrs. Carrie Hunt and
daughters Of Jacksonville, Mr. and Nt-
p. + irish, Rolln Irish, Mr.. and Nl-s
Maurice irish and the Misses Nu1re
Irish and MeGa Rice, OF Westford Ms.
Mabel Mclaren Of Milton, the Rey a4.
Mrs. w. w. smith OF Colchester Mr. ant
Mrs II. c. .. Smith Of Underhl, sir
and Mrs c. H. James, Mr. and Mrs
Henry James and Mrs ana Mr. si,a-
Jcwett of Cornwall Charles James. MI
anu NIS' D. "A james anu sam ddlll'7
of Middlebury. Miss Spooner Of Addison,
Mrs. l.. Brown and son Of Cleveland
Ohio, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Harvey and
daughter Of Rochester, Mrs. + s Row
land Of East Corinth. At the wedding the
. Young ladies who served at the refresh
mcnt table were tho Misses Media Rice
, ard Philena Clark assisted by Hannah
, Tracey, Charlotte Mack. Helen Clark
= and Mabel Mclaren
Mr. and Mrs. \. B, Butter and dnugh-
! ter Of Lewiston Me, We're guests Of Ell
t Whittier Frday.-Mrs. II. a. Ladd and
daughter Edith. viii 20 today 20 valley
, field, p. O.. and from there to Malone
, y. Y. for two weeks. Tile miss! orar'' 500
c!ety will have a food ea.e on the post
, office lawn Saturday afternoon from two
to four o'clock.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

The Ladies Aid society met We'd
noeday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Stoddard Martin.--William Newton and
family OF West Somerville, Mass, arc at
his wifes fathers. NJ. f. Allen.-The an
nual boatride OF the Methodist Sunday
school will be held August l6 instead of
August S, as previously stated-There
viii be a basket dance at the Martin
House Friday evening, August il.
Darlgreaults orchestra OF VerEennes
will furnish music,-Mrs, Nellie Martin
and Capt. Howard Martin have returned
TO Edwin Folsom j after spending n few
weeks at Basin Harbor,-Mrs. Nelly,
Miss Melby, Mrs. CoWie and daughter
Janice. have returned TO Carlos Martin E
after spending n few days in Boston.-A
play, Miss Fearless was given In
Allen han Friday evening by tho Char
lotte Dramatic club for the benefit of the
Kings Daughters.
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arm. Hocomb, who took his place, held
the visitors at all times The batteries
were Booth, Bolcomb and Alden. and
Edand and Carter. The umpire was Day.
About tB accompanied the Camp Dudley
team and In the evening sang songs and
made stump speeches In the park
Ralph Norton ard Dewitt Parker
underwent successful operation for
Appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Tuesday.--Theodora donyea of
New Haven, Conn, is visiting his I'M
Gle. Joseph Gonyea---Georgo Kimball
of Newton Center, Mass. is visiting
his father, q. r. O. Kimball.--C. n.
stebblns has opened his cottage at the
lake.-Miss Hattie Wnslow and two
nephews. Arthur and Roy Allen. and
her maid. Miss Nellie Mcknight left
Tuesday In an extended sojourn
In San Antonio, Texas--An automobile
party from Andover. Mass, among
whom were Miss Bowman of Bradford,
Mnsa., and Miss Grace Cross Of Law
renee, Mass, cousins OF NJ l.. Barton,
werc his guests Monday ana Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. j. b, Powers and son.
Waldo, and George Elmball of Newton
Center, Mass, IRE at tho Klmball cot
tage, Mile point, after a two days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. g. +. o. Kimball.-
The Misses Leila and Clara Tyrel arc
passing week with friends in Essex and
Williamsburg. n. f.-Mrs Joseph Carter
went yesterday to Rutland to visit her
sister, Mrs John 0randey.-The Ladics'
Aid OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Fcrrisburg will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs Elmer Birkctt. Frank Bur
rOughs IS so far recovered from injuries
sustained from being thrown from load
Of hay as TO be able to he out.--M -.
Anna French returned yesterday to Rut-
land after visit of several weeks to her
5ister. Miss MAttio Barnnrd.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs. p. n, Durham Of Woodbury. was
brought to the hospital Sunday, 10 with
appendiCius.-Mi Anna Gallagher ro-
turned Friday from Burlington and
Richford The help in the lauuir. en-
joNed an outing at Sabin pond SUNDAY -
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Marshall are taking
"Trip through the White Mountains to
Portland BY automohIle.-A son wa hor
to MIR, and Mrs, George +. Wheeler az
the hospital Monday morning Daniel
Alton Parker and two children of Wol-
colt have been visiting nj A. \ Good
rich's Tor few days--The scotch Clans
had their annual picnic Saturday
Homer CaliIus was called to his home
I'm Hyde Park Saturday by the scrioIs
Illness of his father.-Rylie's orchestra
furnished music for a dance at t.o
gymnasium Wednesday ovonmg.-Gcrald
Smith died Saturday of bronchial pncu-
monia.
People on Church street have been
troubled with garden thieves Of late.
sunday night man strung some cleo
tric li1ht wire in his garden and
charged it. During the might cries
were heard and upon going to his gar
don the man found his victim grasping
the wire unable to let go.-Miss Ellen
Goodrich. who has been in Calais for
a few days, returned home Monday
The Misses Ruth and Nellie Johnson
are visiting their sister, Mrs, G, r ].
Warren.-An engineer of tina Boston
& Maine railroad was in town Tues
day to mako surveys OF the st, Johns
bury and Lake Champlain railroad
track. to he raised near the dam that
the village il going to build.-Master
Kenneth Partlow fell from the stair
rail at his fathers home Monday night
and injured his face quite severely,
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MONKTON.

The regular services will be held In the
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
afternoon, followed by the Sunday school
sessions. There will I've a service Sunday
evening at 100 In the church a Barnum-
town, subject. Where WIN You Spend
Eternity 2" Funeral services for Mrs.
Lucinda Finney, widow OF tho late Harry
Finney were held at her late homo Sun
day afternoon at one o'clock, The Rev,
n. NJ Hall pastor Of tho Methodist
Church. otjciated. ~ choir COMPOSED or
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WILLISTON.

Florence Metcalf entertained several
young ladies' Saturday afternoon in hon
or of Miss Grace White Of Wakefield,
Mass. out of town guests were Josephine
Fay, Daisy Wright of Essex Junction.
Bessie Brown OF burlington and Alice
Fernad OF Redd!ng Mass.-The Rev.
and Mrs. a. B. Potter are spending two
weeks IN New Bedford, Conn.--Amy Met
calf returned Tuesday from West Swan
ton. where she visited Mrs. Dayton
Webster The Rev and Mrs Davidson
Mrs. Willard Crane and Mrs. Arthur
Crane were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. \
Arms Wednesdav.-Th union circle ~
Kings DAUGHTERS VIII meet with Mrs.
Frank Talcott Friday. The leader Mrs.
Losie Warren, has chosen "Vermont' for
the slthiANt nf the lllnafLnR
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LINCOLN.

The funeral OF the late william EDDY
was held at the home OF his daughter
Mrs. l.. Il. Jackson. at South Lincoln
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clook-A'
j. Elliott Of Hanhsvlle visited his sister
Mrs, $. II, Buell., Tuesday and Wednes-
day.--Tho members OF the Methodist
Sunday school are invited to join with
the Methodist Sunday school OF bristol
for a picnic "Wednesday on Cain NIL
back OF that vinage.--The Misses Aboie
and Berpice Eaton Of Hancock. who have
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STARKSPORO.

George Clifford and Maud Hanson Of
Barnard ore in town.--Arthur Washburn
and family are at Henry Dike's.-vida
blllson and Lottte Varney are In Bristol
taking the teachers examlnations.--Mrs.
Dillon Of Burlington is ut Edward But
ler's.-Mr and Mrs Frank Chapman
were in Hinesburg Tuesday, called there
to sec his father, who Is very low.-Mr.
Goodrich Is ut Il. II. Wyman' s.Mrs.
Fred Thorn Of New York Ia visiting rela-
tives here.--Alr. and Mrs. j. p. LaDean
are visitinr relatives here.
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VERGENNES.

w, II. Norton has purchased an l. II. G,
3o-horsepow touring car OF tho Inter
national Harvester company Miss II elen
TUI ia ill.--EAward Stone OF Albany,
y. Y, visited Mrs Eliza Stone Sunday
i son was born Sunday 10 Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Rivers Ferrisburs town team
defeated tho Basin Earhor nine Satur-
day on the homo grounds Of the former,
score IS 10 ). Batteries We're; Ferrisburg,
Beach and Eorter, Basin Harbor, Smith
and Callette.-Mr and Mrs, w. r. Bristol
yesterday accompanied the body of John
+. Kellogg 70 Amherst, Mass. where in
termeDt was made,-LOuis +. orr return
cd Monday to the Sycamore on Lake
George after a weeks illness at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. orr
Mrs. C. J.. Wyman and daughter Miss
Mildred, are visiting relatives in Burlng-
ton.-Mr and Mrs, Robert Hudson and
niece, Miss Alice Carol returned from
Mount Mansfield Friday,--Anua. young
daughter Of the Rev, ana Mrs. George
r. Brush, returned Saturday from Bur
lington, having recovered from an opera
ton for appendcitis.-In an exciting gam,
played here Monday the Vergennos team
defeated the Camp Dudley nine, score
20 3, Booth started the game for the
locals but retired in the sixth with ba(
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HANCOCK.

The w G. r. U. will meet August 16
with Mrs. G. II. Church. Mr.. and Mrs
william Stewart have gone to Randolph.
Abbio and BerniCo Eaton returned to
Lincoln Sunday.--A gang eff mon working
for tho international PGper company are
camping by the tunnel road ana are
working on the river preparatory to font
Ing logs next spring
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NEW HAVEN MILLS.

The weather prevented the service
from being held out OF doors last sun
day afternoon. Next sunday afternoon
at 2:30 there Will be an open air serv-
ice in front Of the chapel II weather.
allows. II not. 1t will be in the chapel
Tho children as we'll as adults are in
vited to Join in a sunday school ses-
sion after the service.
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been visiting at w. w. Nortons the
past week. returned Sunday. -Winfred
Rhodes, who has been visiting In Han
cock, returned Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Murray were In Warren Monday
To attend the Murray reunion,
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NEW EAVEN.

The Endcavur society viii hold n social
IN the Park Friday evening, August j..
There Will be n fine program and ice
cream viii be sold. If the weather Is
unravorable Il will be held indoors.
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+ arms or s ale

A money-makins 81 cow farm with
stock and tools complete. rich soil
wood and some timber building No. T..
with never-fail'ng water, near rail-
road and good markets. Ton COW farm
fully stocked, running water wood
and sugar orchard. Price right and
ensy terms. Fine homo Of several
acres choice land and buildings, r.
water como stock. Further particu
lars write
McGISNIs REAL ESTATE,
Exsex Junction, Vermont
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BpIDPORT.

MrB. G. L. Palmer and childron arc at
Bolton LandnE.-Nr. md Mrs. j. r. RUS
cell and party are camping at Mile point.
Helene Campbell IS with her aunt. Mrs.
T.. G. Crane.
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NOTICE how little II costs TO toll
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.
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CRITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOosKI.

soon.
Mrs. Ella Provost. widow Of julius Pro-
vost, died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Demuth. on Leclair avenue
Friday morning at nine o'clock. she
had been in failing health for over a year
ana her last illness, which covered a pc
riod of about five months, resulted in her
death from tuberculosis. Mrs. Provost
was born in Whalensburg, y. - % years
ago and at the age OF 10 she WAS mar
ried to Julius Provost who died three
years ago. Twenty children were born
to them, six sons and IA daughters, II of
whom survive. They are Mrs Mary Tur-
ner OF Milton, Mrs. William Boyd of
Chattanooga, Frank Provost Mrs.
Charles Demuth, Albert Provost Mrs.
George Hubbard, the Misses Lena, Mabel
and Pearl OF this place and Mrs. Jerome
polrer Of Milton and Miss Lena May Of
Chattanooga. She also leaves five step
children. Mrs Charles MCGOWAN OF Bur
lington, John Fredette Of Middlebury,
Mrs. Edward Ross OF Nestport, Adolf
phus Fredette Of Saxtons River and Mrs
Elizabeth Riley. The funeral vas
held at ST Stephens Church Monday
morning at nine O'Clock.
Henry II. Ward died Friday morn
ing shortly before nine o'clock at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. L. \. Parizo.
Chase lane Mr.. Ward was born in
Mooers, y T.. IS years ago and for the
past q years had been a resident OF Bur
lington. For the past nine years he had
been in the employ of the Burlington
Traction company and a year ago last
April was forced 20 give up his duties,
since when he had been confined to his
home BY Illness. He survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs william Ward, Of
Chase street, two brothers, Charles and
Anthony Ward and one sister, Mrs L.
A Iar!zo, all Of Burlington. The funeral
WAS in Mooers, y. y, to which place
the remains were sent Monday morn
ing.
| George Mayhem tried to commit gui-
eide Monday night by hanging himself in
the barn belonging to Charles Adams
on Main street but was caught In the
act by Mr.. Adams's son and the rope
united before life became extinct
Mayhew had made an attempt at death
few minutes before and the rope
was then taken away from him by
I young Adams and they both went into
the house. y few minutes had elapsed
/ when Mayhem came out of the house
with a cup supposed to contain some
/ poison. Mrs MAYHEM followed him to
/ the barn and unon noticing her he
threw the contents of the cup AT her
and made for the barn. closing all the
doors She hurried into the house md
notified the occupants and little diff
Guilty was experienced when entrance
70 the barn was mada, Young Adams
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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
nv many oossible BUYERS. 25,wtf
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Essex CENTER.

Miss Mary Nichols, daughter OF Mrs
Hulda Nichols. and Harold d. Harvey
were married at the home of the brides
brother, Charles Nichols Wednesday
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LEONARD HOSPITAL. Lansingburgh.
n. Y, training school course, three
years. Students now desired FOR classes.
Address Superintendent. g7,d&wtt
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Old GEESE FEATHER BEDS wanted.
Best cash prices paid. Country parties
matt snrnples feathers. Address c. r.
Dickinson. General Delivery. Burl!ng
ton, W, lHS'et~W4t
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FOR SALE.

LAKE SHORE COTTAGE: COR sale or
rent. cottages at Thompson's Point
Long Point and Cedar island Vermont
farms specially. Real o3tate catG-
loGues free. W. n Cove and b w
Estey, pris:ol, VI. rl%d&w.tt
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WANTED.

TWO GOOD HARNESS MAKERS want
ed Mt once. T. T.. Lea2ott, Altoona
y. Y. l'9,l'tSb,W'-t