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FERRIsBURG.

The Ladies' Entertainment club Will
meet with Mrs. II. a. Booth this
6fternoon.-NIiss Rachael Robinson is
visiting at home.--Eli Collins ard family
are visiting at y. w. Collins's Mrs. H.
W. Field is il.--The young ladies of the
club met at Rowland Robinson Tuesday
to consider the matter of organizing n
town library. Miss Rcbecca Wright
State secretary of town associations was
present-Mr. Prescott cnc new creamery
T. an, Is moving his family into the cream
cry house--Mrs. Lucy Beers has been III
for five weeks.--Mrs I. G. Stafford or
Essex, n. Y, is Il guest of Mrs. Bard.
The town officers for 1901 are: Mod
orator G. A. Chapman; town clerk, Anna
S. Robinson; selectmen. Chester Hawkins
w f. Kellogg, w. II. Dean: treasurer
Fred r. Booth overseer of poor. II. "A.
Booth; first constable and collector, y. o.
Delano; second constable. e. W. Dono-
way, listers. S. f.. Noonan. +. w. AHch'
Il. W. Collins. road commissioners, Johh
Welcome. Fred Topper; trustee of pubic
money, r.. d. Booth, school directors
Edwin Folsom. Harvey Beach. carrie
Scott; inspector of leather. George a.
Ambrose; inspector of lumber. j. l.. 81.
Peters; town agent, J. O. Walker; audi
tors, g. L. Martin, l.. Il. Avery g a.
Chapman. ]. O. Walker: town Grand jur-
orS. W. H. Dean, II. +. Beach.
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

~ Garrie NJ Durn is in Roston for a
d,,s Tbo funeral Of George L.
v,-ai,. ,,bo dinj Thursday morning at
49, h,,,,a 40 his son Ernest Wells. on
v.l,,o,. s,r..t wa. hold al the Methodist
.,,t,,r.,, sandal. oftornoon. tho Rev f, +.
>o,.o,, .,..isted ny The Rev. II. II. White
,cr,to.tro 1r,orpeut was in Inc Main
.,.a,, no,,etorv Mr. Wells was So years
- .,a,o md was uorher OF Vermont
lto.hod,., corforonce for several years.
,,ros.iinr urtil m health compelled him
80 ra,tro ero,, tho ministry. There are
49, ,,,,-,,.l,,. Who or. ministers He
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WINOOSKI.

The annual town meeting Of the town
Of Colchester in Concert hall Tuesday
was called to order by Moderator W. r.
Chambers and the call was read by Town
Clerk G. G. Allard The reports of the
various town officers were accepted In
article {. regarding sum OF money to
he raised 20 take advantage Of section $
Of act III of 1906. II was voted to raise
$500. Article relating to medical inspec-
ton of the schools was dismissed. 1t was
voted 10 have the reports OF the town
officers hereafter printed and in the hands
of the voters on or before the 10Th OF
February IN each wear II was voted
that Colchester have a public library
and five library trustees were elected.
This article came about through an
article under the head library aid Of
fered" which was recently printed IN tho
Free Press and signed by the State board
Of library commissioners II Was voted
TO raise So for the maintenance Of This
library and tho following we've named
as library trustees. Mrs. T. : Wright for
five years; Mrs. A. Mcneil. four wears
Mrs NJ r. Thompson, three years; Myron
shaw, two wears. and r. l.. Wright one
wear \ 6o-cent tax was voted The
license vote reached a total Of Sos. +i3 YES
and lS5 10, making a majority If - for
license The voting for the var!ou, town
officers was rs follows: For moderator.
H. A Bailey. 2?S. j. w. Lavsne, 2S+ town
clerk g. c. Allard 504; selectman for
three wears, +. f. Bigwood, 3A, Victor
Huari. 901. town treasurer G. g Allard.
iNl, oNerseer Of the poor, George Shep-
pard i5i coustable. f. II Horton. 4d8;
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

ton. is spending a few days with her par
crts, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Burroughs. -
Mrs. Hugh Philips of Montpelier passed
sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. y. l'icd.--Bishop A. c. a. Hall of Bur-
lington administered the rite of coniirma-
ton 10 q class of five at st. pau.'s Church
sunday morning.--Mrs II. T. Field Is i'll
sunday nisht the store of j. W.
and ID. T.. Ryan was broken into An en-
trance was effected through a cellar win
dow m the rear Of the store. The money
drawer vas forced open with q stove
pokor and the contents amounting to
about 10 pennies taken and a pocketknife,
No other property was misscd.-W. II.
Carter, principal Of the Chelsea high
school Is passing the vacation with his
PARENTS. Mir. and Mrs Joseph Carter
H. 9. Ilorricli has returned from a bust
ness trip to New York city.--Mrs. Hor-
ace Bristol of bennington is visiting her
husbands parents. Nh and Mrs. w. r.
Rristol.-Mi Jessie Crare OF Chicago is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wyman.
The a. You Like 1t' club was enter
talncd Tuesday evening b. Mrs L. =.
McGoVcrn and daughter, Miss Edith Nc
Govern. aud Miss Kiugsbury at the homo
OF Mrs McGoveru An interesting pro
gram closed with % farce. entitled The
Greatest Plague in Life hy eight mem
bers Of the club. Refreshments were
served Miss Bertha Fiold. teacher IN tho
high school Mt Shelhurne, IS passing her
vacation with her parents, Nj. and Mrs
O. C. Field.-The condition Of Miss Edith
MiddlebruOks remains about tho same.
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ORWELL.

The play given by the Whiting Grange
in the town hoi Friday evening met
with fun house and was much enjoyed
by 1.-THE town meeting was largely at
tended much work having been put into
II Ia the last few days. Inc officers elect
ed were Moderator, G. h. Cook; town
clerk, G. l.. Stay; school director, II. =,
Hall; selectman, j. II. Thomas, overseer
Ct poor, Daniel Cain, constable, r. II.
Purcell; second constable. John Lavery
auditors. G. l.. Harmed, l.. +. Lille, w.
A. jennings lister, l.. r.. Needhnm; road
commissioner. ID. A. Ladue; town agent,
II. y. Branch, license vote, no IA, yes
lO2; tax voted yll0 on list; county grand
Jurors. II. u, Branch, II. c. Young, W. A.
Jennings.-C II. Phelps has returned
rome after spending a week In Fan
Taven,--Mrs Fred Swcnor returned IRON
| the Mary Fletcher hospital at burlington
| Monday Miss Nable Wells returned
Monday from two weeks spent IN SUM
merville MaAs.-Aliss Ester Bush nag ~
| turned from NergcnneS where she speh
| several weeks--The Jaw NIL! recently
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs Josie Brown has returned from
the bahama Islands.-Roy johnson is
moving to c. +. Clifford's farm. which
he is to manage the coming year
Thomas Iill, who has been i'll with pneu-
monia, is better Mrs. Lila Smith and
Master William caldwell and Mrs. Helen
Lane Of st. Adams are visiting their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Snith.-Mrs.
r. y. Johns Of Huntington has returned
home after caring for }. y. Cutter. who
Friday evening will be observed az gentle
mems niCht-The Woodmen will hold
their meeting next Tuesday night.-Town
officers for 1911 are as follows: Moder
ator. D. 6. Donahue: clerk. L. q. Fergu-
son, school director for three years, +. NJ.
Hill; lister for three years, n w. Mason ,
selectman for three years. ]. W. Casey
road commissioners. w. f. Smith. Arthur
Grace: overseer Of the poor. 6. f. Bry-
an. trustee public money, w. n. Bald
win: treasurer. l.. G. Ferguson; auditors,
W. y. Baldwin, O. ". Ferguson. W. G.
Briggs: town grand jurors. Edmund Han
nan. Dan Sargent; constables. d. G. Dona-
hue. George Elliot Agent to prosecute and
defend suits T.. II. Wyman License vote,
Yes A., no 50. Voted to tax slS5 on a dol
lar. voted $500 for permanent highways
The lncorporators of the Green Mountain
Cemetery association met at the town
hall March to elect officers. w. n. Hill
was elected chairman, and +. Z. Wyman
secretary. The chairman appointed c. F.
clifford, w. q. Briggs and f.. K. Wyman
committee to make out a list Of direc-
tors to he voted upon. The following d.
rectors were elected for one year: ". \.
Hill. G. F.. clifford, w G. Briggs, y. J.
NaXd"ld and L. K. Wyman. 1t was voted
to begin active operations early the COM
Ing spring to put the grounds in proper
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LINCOLN.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton or Hun
tineton Center we're I'm town Tuesday
John Hamilton has moved his family
to the Russell place near the school
house, which he recently bought.-The
brooks children. i'll with scarlet fever,
are improving Joseph PeouOt recently
drew into the compauN's millyard two
birch logs from one tree measuring l,041
feet. Merle Cove. Adolpha and Wayne
Barrett are Visiting in Rutland Mis-
Greta Cove has returned from her visit
in Rutland. Mrs. JANET Martin and
granddaughter Mildred. are visiting at
Mrs. Nortons son. Wallace Norton.
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WEYBRnGE.

Weybridgc may be asked to consld-
or the advisability of ling with
Cornwall Mddlebury. Ripton and Sal
isbury IN forming Il school union for
the purpose of taking advantage Of
the aid which the state gives in hir-
ing trained superintendent in such
cases IF such a union were formed.
the cost to the town of Weyhridgc
based upon tho grand list of 1903
would be about s44.22 per year. al
lowing $500 for salary OF the super
inteudent.
The Young ladies' class Of hihle stu
dent, held their monthly business meet
ing with Miss slavery at ". L. Thomlison
A reception was given 10 Elmer Wright
and his bride at the home OF his parents
MIR. and Mrs. G.. n Wright Wednesday
| afternoon and evening.
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ESTATE or SUSAN NORTON, RlE-
IINGTDN.

STATE or VERMONT. District OF
Chittenden IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chitteuden
TO all persons Interested in the es-
tate of susan Norton, late Of Rurling-
ton. in said district, deceased
GREETING;
At a Probate Court, holden at Bur
lington within and for said district,
ON the 9Th day Of March, 1911,
an instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament OF Susan Nor
ton late of Burlington, in said dis
trict deceased. was presented to the
court aforesaid. for probate.
And II is ordered by said Court that
thc 9Sth day Of March, 1911,
M 10 o'clock. "a. M, nj tho
probate Office in said Burlington. be
assigned for proving said instrument;
| and that notice thereof be given to all
| persons concerned by publishing this
order three weeks successfully In tho
Burlington Weekly Free Press, n
newspaper circulating in that vicinity
! in said district previous to the time
| appointed,
| Therefore. you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate of said will, II you have cause
Given under my hand, at Burlington
I'm said district this 9Th day of March
! JAMES II, MACOMBER,
Naval Jud0s.
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from here to Whitehall, N. Y.-Miss Eva
Sloan and Miss Edith Rensud of Yer
pennes visited Mrs. Charles Meillur last
Week.-The Mlddiebury Baptist Young
Peoples union were guests of tho Bap-
list Christian Endeavor society Friday
evening There were about so in the party
Supper was served In the vestry of the
church by the local socety.--Dr. II. l..
Williamson liz making extensive altera-
lions on the Smith place purchased by
him.-Noble Hurlburt has disposed OF his
trucking business and expects to go to
Worcester. Mass. r. Young of Port
Chester, n. y, is visiting in this Sec
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Amos Robinson and two
daughters. Myrtle and Ethel, Of Ferris
burg were guests Of Mrs. Esther Tucker
and family Saturday L. II. Dlcker-
man is visiting relatives In Gardner
Mass Mr.. Dickerman will go later and
they will visit the Rev. and Mrs w. A.
kinHie In Lynn, Mass.-Mr. ana Mrs. +.
{. Negus of Proctor wcrc guests of Mr..
and Mrs +. =. Smith over Sunday.--Mrs.
Anna Miller OF Somerville, Mass, Is Wis
| lting f.. f.. Ellison and daughter, Min
nie.-AIiss Mccoy Is visiting relatives in
Richmond. Miss Minnie Ellison is In very
poor health. Her brother, Charles Ellison
OF Rutland, was at homo over Sunday.
The following officers were elected and
| business done at the annual town meet
| ing Tuesday: Moderator. W. II. Bos-
worth town clerk. w. W. Wilson, school
| director for three years, Or 6. L. Ed
munds library trustee for five years. Mrs.
| W. W. Rider; sclectman for three years
| G. L. Lathrop, lister for three years. f..
| G. Dixie; road commissioner Walter
! Barnard; treasurer, ". G. Bingham; audi
| tors, +. r. Dickorman. \. W. Eddy, T..
| V. Palmer; voted s75 for the G. A. r..
! voted $50 for Highways; constable, f.
! T. Garrow; voted $500 for library; 5000 for
/ band 1913 IS cents taN; result Of license
/ vote. Yes. III. no lS9-Ilomer l."
! rarmlcc died al his nome on Bristol
Flats Tuesday morning He had been
| IN with heart trouble and Bright =
disease and had a stroke Of paralysis soy
rral weeks ago lie is survived by a
wife. a daughter, Mrs. A. 6. Tiier of this
town, brother, George Parmlee of Lin
coin. three sisters Mrs y. T.. Groves OF
Huntington Center Mrs Nellie kilburn
of this town. and Mrs. G.ottic Barnard of
Jackson. Mich.-W. =. Cove and Il. W.
Esty. real estate agents. have sold for
to Mrs sophia White Mrs Josie Morgan
Of Lincoln has moved into the McShaue
tenement on church street.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. e. y. North has returned from
Glens Falls Friday where she had been
the guest OF Nellie Plstt.-Mrs Eliza
beth Waters and son, Newton, passed
Sunday in Middlebury Ed Godett and
family have moved TO Miss Bush's tene-
ment house.-Mr. and Mr. McMertY
passed Sunday with her sister. Mrs. "A.
II. Burger. H. Holmes has returned
from the north part of the State. Madam
Russell is suffering from an attack of
the grip.--Miss Nellie Vessel was re
cent visitor IN Brandon.-The March mis-
siouary meeting is with Mr.. O. y. Hall
Iext Thursday the l6th.-Nrs ". II.
stokes, Miss North and Miss Mechan
are I'm Burlington, guests of Mrs. G. W
Kldder at Herbert Johnsou's. Mr. ard
Mrs. VIII Brown have purchased Of Mr.,
and Mrs. George Waite ,hclr farm and
viii take possession ;his spring MI
and Mrs Billiard have moved from the
T.. T. Douglas farm.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The annual meeting 0t tt, g.. .l
IythiJu district was held with Nj Mdus-
field Lodge, 80 49, Inur~uar. N'r.
loU were present Eighteen visitors irvu
Barr were among the uurae. a. t..a
O'Clock supncr wa scr.o>' iu g. A. a.
hall. Tho program began al eight o'r.p.,
opening in rank OF knight ly NJ. Mans
field Lodge. followed 10y reception ot
grand lodge officers and address NJ vc,-
cone bS Allen Martin ana response ',
.C. Il. Hayden Of NIuerv7 Lodge. Indsr-
NIL The coufcrrins ~ mo rank Of k0.--t
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NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting of Beaver Glenn
grange will be held Friday evening
March TO- The first and second degrees
viii he conferred on y large class.-Oi.
t.. Coates is visiting his brother In West
Brdgewater.-Th funeral Of Mrs. +. h.
Mcneil was held al her late home Tues
day at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Rev Nh Miller Of Bristol officiat-
ed.--Mr. +. T.. Shackett left Monday for
Oklahoms-Mr. Chittenden of Burlington
was a guest Of +. f.. Bowley Monday
Mr. and Mrs John +. Peck are visiting
friends in town.-Alrs. Daisy Goodyear
of Warren Is in town called here by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Mcneil.
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urer, w. r. Warehouse; constable IL
). sumner, auditors. II. l.. Kelley, r. a
Atwood. G. J. Kingsley; town agent C'
F. Kingsley; tax voted, 100 cents; vote on
license. yes s. no co. $500 voted for perma-
nent roads
Roy LaF'rancis is to go TO burlington
Wednesday for an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bump remains about the same-Ihe mis-
sionary meeting which was to be held
with Mrs f. ]. Sumner tho TIN was
postponed until Tuesday, thel+th, at which
time all ladies' who are Interested In
the work are cordially invited.-Mrs. r.
T. LaFrancis was in Mddlebury Monday
ON business. George Calvin Is enjoying
his new sleigh.
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RIPTON.

Ripton may be asked 20 consider me
ACCESSIBILITY of joining with Cornwall,
Middlebury, Salisbury and Weybridge in
forming chool union for the purpose
of taking advantage of the aid which
the state gives in hiring trained super
intendent in such cases If such union
were formed, the cost 10 the town or
Rpton based upon the grand list OF 1909
would be about lao per year. allowing
81 500 for salary OF the superintendent.
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SALISBURY.

Salisbury may be asked to consider the
adVisahilty of Joining with CORNWALL
Middlehury. Ripton and oShrdse in
forming school union for the purpose
Of taking advantage OF the aid which
the state gives In hiring a trained super
intondent in such cases. II such a union
were formed. tho cost to the town of
Salisbury based upon the grand list of
1879 would he about s63 u per year. allow
ing 81. soo for salary Of the superintendent
Town officers were elected Tuesday a
follows:
Moderator, Frank c. Dyer; clerk. w. F
Warehouse: school director for three
years. A. u. Beach; lister for three years
f. J. whitney; road commissioner. G
w. Evarts; oyerseer, NJ s. White: treas.
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BRIDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs Dwight Matthews have
returned to their home i'm Cornwall
John Cirosvcnor has decided not TO re-
turn to his home here.-Grip is prevail j.
ing to an alarming eNtent.-Ihe Memo
dist ladies' served dinner for the voters
Tuesday The body Of an infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Briia of Shore
ham was brought here for burial SUN
day.-The Auxiliary will entertain the
"FriendlY club March 10 Mrs. Ella
Baldwin OF Shoreham is with her daugh-
ter. Mrs NJ r. WolCOtt.
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WALTHAM.

The town election held Tuesday re-
suited as follows:
Moderator H. w. Day; town clerk and
treasurer. W. y. WoOdman; selectmen,
u. W Day. u. a. Parker, G. A. Hunt,
listers. Henry Ilallock, Carl Sneiders,
John clark; constable and collector A.
G. Wright; road commissioners. w. II
Jackman school directors, Howard Hal
lock. Carl Sneiders. y. $. Merrill; license
vote unanimously no.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of MIS- E,sma Palmer Wednesday
sfternoon.-Mrs cora Hand has trans
ferred her membership from tina Congre-
eational Church a. FerrisburC TO the
Methodist Church in North Ferrisburg -
Hrs Theodore Drake and two children
have returned to Glens Falls after visit
Ing relatives and friends in town Mr.
ard Mrs. Jonn Marsett of Glens Falls are
,.,.iti,.r I,l.v Garr,oiu'e
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sawed 1860 feet OF lumber on the Jones
farm In one day.--Guy Cook and Rolilh
Brown continue to improve.-Mrs. G. s.
Aiken OF Benson has been with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hack for some
days past.-The Women's Missionary so
ciety, which met in the ladies' rooms
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock was
well attended.-Tho y. A X. gave a
diner in the ladies rooms town meeting
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BRISTOL.

+. e. Norton and W. W. Hubbard have
bought the Rathhun land on East street
in New Iiavcn.--B. J. clark was at home
from Nergcnnes Saturday and sunday
Mrs. G. H. Marshall of Panton, who Wis
tied Mrs. George Roscoe last week. went
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4 CENT a WORD
POINTERS.

OF FARMS who wish TO hire
help or to sell a farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
Nv MANY possible buyers. 25,wtf
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how little II 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.
23wtf
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MEWsDEALER AND srArloNEa

CIT RATE sUBSCRI"TIOSS.
We offer as low price as can be quo
ted on magazine clubs by any aEen
We buy. rent ana sell mileage. ". u
NANDOW. NewsdcaIer end srntioncr.
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teeth EXTRACTED

Absolutely ithout Pain.
The only office in Burlingtun where
you can get teeth extracted without n
particle of pain. without taking gas.
Ny method is used by no other person.
NO pain; no danger, no after effects.
DIR. l.. u. HALEN.
Office. "a Main St. burlington. W.
once Hours, 10 to ?. to s.
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LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY

llORSES-A carload of draught, farm
chunks ana general purpose horses,
direct from the farmers in Nebraska,
will arrive Mt our stables on or before
February 23rd. +. Landon & Son,
Bristol Vt 45,d&wtf
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HARDWARE, PAINTS, ETC.
E. L. KEITH.

Hardware Stoves Ranges. TIoy,s
etc. Pumps and TlnWare pulp Pla~.
ter. Lime and Hair. Builders fiarO-
ware. Paints. oils
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ESSEX JUNCTION FIRMS,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
NICHOLS & PARKER.

Estimates furnished at short ro-rt
on all kinds OF buildings First JAS.
work a living prices. Essex J"f. ~ &
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WANTED.

WHOEVER with two children wants
middleaGcd lady as housekoeper. NJ. j.
Shonio stowe, Vt, x. D. z. 5Sci&w,l Il
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WEDDING INVITATIONS

FREE PRESS PRINTING co.
Receptions. CalliuG and Business 'arlS
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I. CENT a WORD

Advertising in this
column 1c. a word
each insertion. Copy
m ay be changed
every week. Cash in
advance required. No
advertisement taken
which is less than IL
words, . lines. Spe-
cial terms TO adver-
Users using from $50
to 1000 lines within
~ cons u { | We
months.
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FURNITURE, CRockERY, ETC,
A. ,. DOUGLASS.

Furniture Lace Curtains, Reddln.;
etc. CrockerY, Glass and Glazing Eur.
niture repairing and Upholstering.
Phone l1c-24.
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A GREAT FARM BARGAIN arm is
situated 3 miles Iow brandon. Vt. 40
acres. nearly AN tiahie. early loan
land in high state cl cultivation. Small
spring. watered pasture and somo wood.
BUILDINGS consist of good Sroom house
set back from road on terraced lawn
with grand view OF Adirondack Mts.
House newly painted and papered in
side furnace heated. maple shade,
school within ]2 mile. Stock and hay
barn 9oX5o with good underground
stable for Il head of cattle. Inside
manure pits and box stalls, new l2X2i
silo in connection, also good horse barn
buildings slated and good water sup
ply. Running water easily installed.
Large wagon shed and ice house filled
have recently been erected. buildings
.ul newly painted. / cows have been
kept on farm tins summer by the Soil
ing S%stem,' besides filing silo and
raising 800 bushels of grain and other
produce. 4 acres Of winter rye ana -
acre II Alfalfa Was sowed last fall.
Good orchard. Come and look it over.
For fun particulars and price, apply to
A. H. Hunum. Brandon, VI
641t&3G, WI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
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Bread Manufacturers

FRASER BAKING co.
scotch Butter Bread, Vienna. Entir
Wheat Brown Bread SATURDAYS. ont
of-town trade solicited