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new creamery on the west side Of the
track.
Fred M. Ballard has purchased Of G.
A. Pratt the John LaMarsh house on
Elm street and will move in at once
II. II. Fuller. justice Of the peace. gen.
| fenced Everest Blow TO the Vermont In.
! dustral school for the remainder OF hi.
minority. He Is 10 years old and hal
stolen several articles. a gold ring, fish
ing tackle. etc, OF Onward Bombard
where he worked.-Mrs. Winona Corm,a
Is making extensive repairs on her resi-
dence on Main street and is pushing the
completion OF her tenement house or
River street.-C'lark Mitchell is at d. ]
! Hadleys.-Thc schools close for the sum
ner on Friday. Program OF the grad.
uating exercises Of Milton gramma,
school is. Chorus, class. "Our Jack;
essay. Marion Robinson, Joan OF Arc
essay. Luman G. ITolcombe, Jr., "Aban.
doned Farms chorus. boys, dip tn.
Oar recitation, Rose Japan. Bride
Of Enderby;" recitation. Edna VI. Coon.
Lucy Cray" SOLO, Estelle NJ Bean.
Good Night Little Girl" essay. A.
Brainerd Holcombc, John q. Whittier"
recitation, Esteile NJ. Bean. "Ths
BRIDGE recitation, Leo shores, "Sonr
Of Nermonters;' chorus, girls, '.rhc
Brooket" recitation. Cyrus Il. Iol-
combe. Jane Jones'" recitation, Dorothy
Prentice, "Thanatopsis;" duet, Missea
Robinson and Bean, Voice of Spring -
essay, Orlow Sanderson. The Future
recitation. Philip w. Powell. Wreck Of
the Iesperus;" chorus, class. Last bay
Of school -
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Aurila Mead Wilson. formerly Of
Underhill. died in Everett. Mass. Satur-
day evening. Mrs. Wilson was born in
undorhll and was the daughter OF Ash
bell and katherine Mead. She was 70 years
of age. The funeral was held In Everett
Monday at the residence OF DR.. j. II
Vaughan and burial was in Underhil
Tuesday.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs =
G. Pollard June Mrs. +. j. Whtcomh,
who has been spending the winter with
her sister. Mrs. Bates. In Burlington
came Tuesday to Underhil. where she
will open her house for the summer
Mrs. Ralph Aver of Holyoke, Mass, is
visiting at W H. Gaines, j. +. Haynes
has sold his farm on Cilley Hill 10
Arthur Thompson of Milton, who took
possession June Clinton Ellsworth OF
Fairfax is in town.-Dr. 4. + Burdch
went Wednesday to South Hero for lo
days fishing and camping.
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MILTON.

Tile funeral of Mrs. Alonzo Graves
WAS held Sunday afternoon. June ..
at two o'clock at the residence. Inter
ment will be at Ludlow. Mrs. Graves
died very suddenly late Wednesday aft
crnoon, May ~ She was recovering
from an attack of pneumonia and death
resulted from the unexpected giving out
of her heart-There was good attend
ence at tie Memorial day exercises in
spite of the rain. The address was given
by the Rev u, II. strong and the Col
chester band was in attendance There
were also several selections by the
Methodist choir. There was fine dis
play of flowers
Examination In town for free advanced
instructions will be held at the tongrega
,ional yestry on June t and Homer l.,
Powell has moved into the house on
Main street recently vacated ny A. h.
Ashley .-The Woodmcns memorial Sun
day was observed at the opera house at
two o'clock Sunday afternoon, The Rev
c. NJ. Redstone delivered the sermon Mrs
e. NJ Redstone sang solo, and a
quartette from the Conversational choir
sang one selection. After the exercises
the Woodmen marched to the cemetery
where the graves of the neighbors were
decorated, Northrup and Mrs. Bel
OF Essex Junction were the guests Of Mrs
II. H. Fuller Monday.-Miss Bessie Dixor
has returned to Essex Junction after {
few days In town.-Mr, and Mrs. +. A
Thompson and q. r Thompson went e
| their now home In Jericho Monday. Mrs
Gertrude Landon and son, Edward. o
Georgia spent sunday with her mother
Mrs. Jane Flynn.-Peter Depatie o
Barre was at home over sunday--T D
Whiting & Sons have moved into thsi
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Best shows will appear in this village
on Friday, June IA. giving two per-
formuhces.-U. S. District Deputy IL.
Z. Noble Of Rouses Point arrived Sunday
and with Deputy Sheriff N. J. Sanford
went to East Middlebury. where they
seized an automobi which Is under
stood to have been brought over the
iine without duty being paid The car
IS supposed to be the property of Ross
Matthews Of Montreal. who returned
70 that city Saturday, having left the
car os he was unable to proceed fur-
thor on account OF poor roais. The
car will be held until n hoorinG can be
heid-Otto p. Moore. who had sec
ond shook OF paralysis about two
weeks ago romans about the same
Monday, market lay, eggs brought is
cents and butter @.-Thc democrats
o: this town VIII hold a caucus
en- Tuesday evening. juno H.
eight o'clock to elect delegates TO the
state and district convcntions.-Miss
agnes King, who has been visiting In
iiiis village for the past two weeks
has returned to her homo in Ticonder-
oCa. n. Y.
Among those who have gone to Bur
lirgton to attend the annual encampmen
of the G. A. r. OF the. State and the
annual encampment of the Ladies' Circle
of the G. A. r. are Mrs. William Nor
comb. Sr. Mrs Emily Rogers. Mrs L
M. Morrison, Miss Florence Eddy. Mrs
Albert Shaw. Mrs. Augusta Allen. Mrs
z. Z. Turner Mrs Joseph Nash. Mrs
Flora Morse. Mrs. Lizzie Crannelly. Mrs
Bridget Wooster, Mrs. L. e. Jones OF
William P. Russell Circle, No E. Ladies
Of the Grand Army; Otis Abbey. w. w
Martin, James Tracy. L. f. Jones and W
L. Cady Of William p. Russell Post
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cannon, who ara
members of the Henry Dramatic COM
pany. are at the home of his parents
MIR. and Mrs John Cannon. for a few
days.-Dr ]. j. Ross has purchased Of
+. h. Gillette a Ford runabsut.-Mr and
Mrs. =. L. Towers and Mrs. A. T, VIII
lians are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Fay in Claremont. y. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett are taking
AN auto trip to Hoosc Falls y. Y, tho
home of Mrs. Rartlett's parents.-Mrs.
Marion stevens has returned from Bur-
lington. where she has been for several
Memorial services for the |. Q. q.
f. and Rebecca lodges of Richmond Will
be held In the Universalst Church Sun
day morning at eleven O'Clock with a
sermon by the pastor, the Rev. c. L.
Paddock. Fanny Slayton has re-
turned from Il two weeks visit with
Mrs t. l.. Gilman in Cambridge. much
improved in health.-At the Uriversaist
parsonage Monday evening at eight
Emery Harry Mason of Richmond and
Miss Winnie Mitchell of Jericho were
married
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CHI1lENDEN COUNTY
WINoosKJ.

Tie preliminary work of removing
the Spring street schoolhouse is pro-
crossing rapidly. The belfry and much
OF the interior furnishings, suca as the
biackboards, have been taken down
AM the work OF separating the new
or front part of the building will be
done this week The building will
then he ready to he placed on rollers
and moved to the other sile OF the
street large force of men was al
work on the building saturday ami a
great deal was accomplished Mr.
Lord will have the old part made into
four tenements and the foundation
work Is ready to H. The new part
will he made into two tenements aud
will set next to the other the foun Ia
ton for which viii be built this
week The present schoolhouse lot
will have to be vacated by June 20
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SOUTH sTARKsBORo.

court in Middlebury.-Mi Ada Hallock
and Mrs. David Denton of Greenfield
Mass, are guests of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel l1allock.-Mrs. Lille
Bradley Of Pasadena. Cal. is a guest Of
her father. Joel Alger. ana other rela-
tives.-Mrs. Jessie GOff and children OF
Providence, r. l.. are guests of Lorenzo
Orvis and family.-Jason Rovilin. who
has been i'll Is better.-Edward Iiallock.
who was kicked in the face by Il horse
last week. is able to be out.-The Ladies'
Home Circle are to meet Thursday with
Mrs. p. II. OFvis in l.incolns-Vesper
Thompson and mother of Starksboro
visited their son and brother, iXon
Thompson and family Sunday.
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r1oNKToN RIDGE.

J. w. Thomas is making extensive re-
pairs on his dwelling house.-Rollin r.
Tracy and Frank Rawson of this town
are drawn as jurors for the June ses-
sion of county court at Middlebury.
and Mrs Charles Hoag and son. Waverlv,
are visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Hoag Of Burlington Mrs. Rebec-
ca Tracy was the guest of Mrs Eliza
Brown over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cox. visited at Fred Tracy's in
HiCesEMrg the first Of the week
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ORWELL.

IT, G. Lawrence, who was III. is much
improved.--Th past week has been so
wet that corn is still implanted and the
spraying of apple trees carried over to
this week-A new churn and butter
worker was installed Friday In the Or
well creamery home department Of
Woman's Missionary society met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Marion VAIL
Capt. ". II. Horton has gone to Lake
George to assume command of the steam
er Ioricon.-Mr. and Mrs Walter Mer-
cure are the parents of n hoy,-Mrs- H..
g. Hibbard after spending some days In
town. has returned to Poultney. Her
mother Is In feeble health,-Mrs j. 9.
Wilcox went last week TO represent the
Wcmans Home Missionary society at
.axApton end this weak will represent
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BRIDpoRT.

The rainy weather prevented all out
door exercises Memorial day. The chill
dren entertained a good number In the
grange hall In the forenoon and the Rev.
G. T. Reekie Of Addison delivered an ex
cellent address In the afternoon.-Edward
Nichols is making cheese AZ the Farnham
factory.-About 65 couples attended tho
dance May 80.
Miss Kate Baldwin of Shoreham Is
with her sister. Mrs. NJ. r. Wolcott.-
James Mccormick died suddenly last
week.-Mrs.. Evans and Mrs. Witherell
are ILL.,. c. S. Hamilton Is in New
York.-A few from town attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Samuel James at Wey-
brldge.-Mrs c. J. Barbour has been al
her old home in Walingford for a few
DAYS
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EAST HARDWICK.

Ned Inderwoods horse became fright
and ran as far as A. &. Curriers'. He
was thrown out and injured his shoulder
ana ankie.-Mr. Steady has moved into
the lower tenement in the Pope building
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Answorth OF Cabot
are with his aunt. Mrs. Ruth Johnson. -
George Patch is In Cabot and St. Johns
bury for few days,-GeorGe Lawrence
has sold his house to Fred Chase.-Ceorge
Lawrence has purchased the j u. Good
rich place. Fred Eldridge has hired the
tenement which Charles Stevens will
soon vacate,-Guy Albee wa, in ST. Johns
bury Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs Role and
Miss Alice Hancock attended the Con-
gregational county conference at Lyn-
donvlle this week
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MONKTON.

Memorial exercises at the school Wed
nesday, May %, consisted Of dialogues.
recitations. singing. etc.-The Pomona
Grange meeting vii be held AT 'loronia
Grange hall next Thursday, June g.
A large attendance is eXpected.-Dr q.
r. Thomas, who has been III with bron-
chial trouble, Is now gaining.-Mrs, Jane
Mech is I'm poor health. after enjoying
good health all winter and during the
spring months She has pieced and put
together blocks for bedquilt for her
grand daughter despite her age of 81
years and has used the needle without
the use OF glasses most of the time
Carlton S. Dean has so far recovered
from his illness as Ia be out doors.
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ST. GEORGE.

W J. Wescott and family of ESSEX
visited in town Sunday.-Mr and Mrs NJ,
W. Hnsdale were In Huntington We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of their
cousin. Russell Johns.-Edwin Kehoe Is
i'll with chickenpox.-M Florence i.
Hubbard OF Swantol is passing two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Earl Aver
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ q. Leonard of Hines.
burg and the Misses Carrie BarroWs arr
Mary Tappan of Burlington were guest:
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank iiinsdale Sun.
day
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STARKSBCRO.

George McCloud. formerly of this town.
but now of the Iiawin tobacco company,
is In town for few days.-Miss Anna
Briggs. who has had pneumonia, is gain
ing.-Mrs. j. Mandaua Hanson Is critical
~ ill.-Master Harold Clifford, who has
been III with pneumonia. does not i'm
provc.-Mrs. Courscy Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. NJ c. Conlcy.-Michael
Casey remains about the same--It Is
reported that w. T.. Smith has bouCh,
Guy Sears's place and thai he has hireu
William Denie TO run mis- blacksmith
SnOp.
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MILTON BoRo.

George Stanley is at homo from Bel.
lows Free academy for n vacation
Mrs. y. r Bean has returned from s.
Albans.-Afred Clay Of Norfolk, Va.
has arrived at Camp Rich for the sum.
mer.
.. T. Royden. Leonard Bovden and Miss
Elizabeth Boyden visited Mrs Abba Car,
Sunday.-Miss Grace Towne is vis,.ins
Mrs. Jennie Fay.-R. T. Bullock and son.
Charles. spent Sunday at Champlain.
The remains Of Mrs Alonzo Graves were
taken to Ludlow Monday morning for
bur1al.-Mrs. Carrie Wells spent SUNDAY
at the home OF her mother. Mrs Jennie
Wells
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FOR SALE.

TWO-SEATED Glens Falls buck
board. rubber tired. first-class condi-
lion. cost ssoo, sell for $500
! single carriage, natural finish. rubber
tired condition good. price SIS.
two-seated carriage price SO
single harness, brass trimmed, a bar
gain.
light single harnesses. single work
harness. hand made, price 81; also
whips. busters. robes and Blankets
cheap. @. NJ. Anterior, % North Cham
plain street. 1S66ttsw:
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BRISTOL.

There was an interesting exhibition of
school work in the different grades OF
the graded school Friday afternoon, at
tended by a large number,-Milk Is being
sold here now from the bottles and
measure for five cents a quart and IN
large quantities four cents Quart.-The
schools close this Friday for the sum
mer vacation. many friends OF Reu-
ben Bisbie are sorry to hear of his seri-
Gus illness at his home In Ferrisburg. -
The examinations for entrance into high
schools and for free tuition will be held
by Superintendent G. II. Wiley Thurs
day and Friday, June and THE
rainy weather for the past week Is hin
dering farm work In this vicinity. Grass
Is about the only crop that looks promis-
ing now-Ralph DEMO has his new
barn, on his farm north of the village
nearly ompeted.-About e 100 IN pension
checks pass through the Bristol post
office everyy QuarterS-E. D. Blackwell a
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METER Rates FOR JUNE

Water rates. both meter and sche J.
ule. are now due and payable at the
water office. No. CITY Hall. Unless
prompt payment is made. five pei
cent, will he added to the bill and
the water shut off, as prascrib ed In
Section 3s of tne water ordinance.
Pay before tho 10th ami get your
discount,
j. FRANK KTDDER.
Superinten lent
ONCE hours for the first ten days OF
June, from a. m, to p. m, after
that from 8 to ~ a. m. AMI J to p
l8A6t&wat
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GRANVILLE.

ID. n. Rice and family are in Rox
bury,-Miss Lena Nolan OF Lawrence
Mass, was the guest OF Fred Dodson nj
F, e. Ford's Friday. returning to hel
home Saturday Mrs Louis Rider has
finished work for II. II. Hubbard and Is
with Mrs. Oliver Clair-Harry Eastman
OF III" hraintrec Inn. was an over sun
day visitor at william Tinkham's.-D
u. II. Hamln Is attending county cour
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HANCOCK.

a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Llnsard, Memorial day.-Airs. Persis An
drews. who has been with her daughter
In New hampshire all winter. is visiting
her son, Fred. and brother, l.. j.
Spencer Mira, James Riley Of Roch.s.
ter spent Sunday with her daughter
Mabel Marsh.-The Memorial exer-
ciscs at the school house were well at
tended
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WILI,ISToN.

The funeral of Mrs. Claude Gravel
was held from the house Monday at 2;1
n m The Rev A. u. Potter offciated
A quartet composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Metcalf, Mrs. Gertrude frior aho
Frank Talcott sang Home OF the soul
and Face to Face" MIS- Graves. VINO
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Minot smith passed Tues
day In BURLINGTON. Miss Charlotte Os'
good is In Petersham, Mass, where shs
will pass some time with her uncle
Charles Osgood.-M W, Smith ana q +"
Osgood attended the funeral or MIS-
Graves at Milton Boro Sunday.
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WEYBR1DGE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Cornell of 1slip,
r. l.. are guests Of Mrs. Cornelrs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sturtevant.
Clyde Fiske left Thursday on trip
to Texas. c. NJ. Baker is assisting In
the store and mill during Mr.. Fiske's
absence Notwithstanding the heavy rain
large audience gathered at the Metho-
dist Church Memorial day The address
given by States Attorney Stafford of
Rutland was unusually interesting and
the exercises by the school children very
creditable, especially those given by the
pupils Of the village school under the
training Of Miss Martin. Tho exercises
were under the supervision OF J. s. Shaw.
Thursday evening an entertainment
was given at the town hal. under the
auspices of the Social and improvement
| society. consisting OF reading. music.
tableaux. recitations and marches. appro-
pirate to the occasion. At the close OF
the exercises refreshments were served
and $500 added to the treasury ot the
society
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NORTH WILLISTON.

MIR. and Mrs. Edward Tooles and Mrs
Mary Talcott, Mrs. Angie Thompson Of
Burlington, and Mrs. Morton Wells Of
huntington spent Memorial day witt
MIR. and Mrs, Ralph W. Talcott at Nortr
LWillieton
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LOST.

LOST-Certificate No |, Burlington Nene-
ton Blind Co.. covering Seventy GO
shares of Stock. Above Certificate was
issued to Elias Lyman, under date of
June 5th, 1885. Finder please return
to the undersigned. at No. c0s College
St, Burlington, VI. Elias Lyman
45.w5t
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SALISBURY.

The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
W. r. Chase Tlesday.-Miss Hattie
Bump OF Elnora, N. Y, spent few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Bump. returning to Elnora Monday
The Grange have invited all former
members to meet with them Friday.
A program and refreshments will be en-
joyed--Dr and Mrs. Read and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Bump attended the Pomona
! Grange In Monkton Wednesday p.
Beach visited in town over Sunday, re-
turning to Basin Harbor Monday.-Mrs
lio!ingsworth. who has been Ill. has
| gone 20 spend few weeks with her
son in the east part Of the State.-Bu'
few farmers have planted their corn
owing TO the very rainy season-Tht
Rev. Mr. Heller preached a very able
sermon Sunday on the text Remember
the sabbath Day 10 Keep 1t Holy
Mrs. La Frances recently purchased
piece OF land adjoining her property ir
the village of Mrs. Stoddard.-W. >
Thomas and Miss Anna Thomas OF Bran
don were at f. J. Summers over Sunday
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Miss Exile Moore has returned to her
schooi IN Holden after spending several
days at home'-H. n. Roberts is serious
~ III with bronchitis and heart trouble.
"A cottage prayer meeting was held
at Charles Phelps Sunday evening.-The
Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
George scvery. June 5.-Mrs. susan Kill
bern OF Brandon Is visiting at Austin
Johnson's.
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COLCHESTER.

The Hon. George Il. Severance has gont
to the Adirondack Mountains for nj:
health.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS 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
oy many possible buyers. 26.wtf
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Theron Hammer is falling. Edwin
J. Bush. who started from Portland, Me-.
and Is to walk to Portland. Ore. passed
through here Monday.-Mrs Anna Mack
Of Bread Loaf was in town the first OF
the week.--The Rev. Mr. Naylor was in
Barre the first of the week.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

VERMONT FARMS for safe. Ca taloEue
OF farms and miscellaneous property
free. W. N. Cove and u. ". Estey.
Bristol. VT 26.d&w.u
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b. TO 100 SHOATES wanted. state
weight and price. Arthur Farnham.
Shorehain, VI 133Gt&w1t
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as Juryman in Middlebury.-0. f. WILL
son and daughter of Hancock were In
town Sunday.
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NOTICE how little II costs to tell
thousands OF ssAders IN many towns
OF Vermont what you have to sell or
what you Wish to buy. Advertise in
tho Free Press und you will get re-
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WANTED.

FIRST-CLASS BARBER wanted. steady
job summer and winter. $500 week.
Apply at once T.. =. Truax North
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Absolutely WithOL. Pain.
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NOTICE.

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LEICESTER

the orwell Fortnlghtly club at a conVeh-
eicn to be held In Montpelier,