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Real Estate For Sale.

that viii have to be sold in the next 30
days These are good places; built by
day labor, one party dead, the other leaV
ing city w. NJ Campbell, 313 Atlanta
National Bank Bldg Phone Main 1852
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Eggs.

THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs,
81 per fifteen, SIS per hundred 126 Wind
sor street Main 1888 4-27-z5
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Rabbits.

| HAVE FIVE different kinds of rabbits.
II Garfield Place. 7-27-27
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ACT QUICK OK THTS-On

FOR quick sale, list your property with
Everett & Everett 224 Brown Randolph
Bldg Marietta and Forsyth 715-27
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r. I. Reds.


FOR SALE Rhode Island Reds; fine cock
and six hens. ASK for Mr. Henry at
Georgian office 7-27- 30
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
CBlTTENDEN COUNTY
W1NoosKI.

Firemens day passed off Saturday with
n bright clear sky. ideal weather for the
sports and parade. At two o'clock the
parade was formed at the corner of East
Allen and Main streets. A platoon of DO
lice was followed by Sherman's Military
band OF Burlington, then the Steamer
company and equipment, the Lafayette
Hose company and equipment and officials
Of the village In automobiles Immediate
ly after the parade the sports were held
in front Of the Winooski block. The COUP
ling contest was won by the Lafayette
Hose company, time. "a seconds An
exhibition was given of what the chem
ioal engine. recently purchased from Bur-
lington. could do. A bonare was started in
the street and in short order the fire was
cxtingulshed. This was the finish of the
days sports. Receptions were held in
each Of the hose company's rooms in the
evening.
The wedding of Joseph Henry Lupier
and Miss Mary L'Ecuyer was solemnzed
yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clock at st
Francis Xavier Church. The Rev. FIR
Audet performed the ceremony and ccle.
brated the nuptal mass The groom was
attended by DR.. l.. n. Piette. and the
bride by her brother. Oliver L'Ecuyer
The couple left on the morning train fol
ST. Johns and Montreal on their wedding
trip. They are to reside in Montreal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
PANTON.

Inc numerous heavy rains recently
have retarded the cutting of corn and
late grain. In some places the land is
under water. and corn planted on il will
have to be cut by hand.-Miss t,lna Mcr-
r!ll has gone to West Haven. where she
has employment.-Charlcs Stanton is at
home from Essex, y. V. and his sis
ter. Mary, from Saranac Lake.-Mrs.
Harriet Stage is in Middcbury. Mrs Jo-
soph Rogers is with her son. Arthur. at
Nburp-Ellcn Gaines is AZ hone from
Wcstport Inn. where she spent the sum
mer-Mrs. Edward Surprise has return
ed from the Fanny Allen hospital at Bur
lington. where she had Il serious opera =
tion.-The Ladies' Home circle entertain
ed the Helping Hand society of West
Addison Wednesday at Mrs. f.. l..
Stagg' s.-Thc Methodist Episcopal society
will hold their annual chickon-pe sup
per at the church Friday evening. October
l1.-Miss Helen Adams, who has spent
the summer at home here. has returned
to New York city. where she is to he
private secretary to pr Felix Adler, in
the ethical culture school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Shackctt are NOV
ing TO New Haven.--Miss I.cnna Bos-
worth is visiting In Fair Haven Tho
Outlook club held their first meeting for
the season of l9l2-l3 Friday afternoon
with the president, Miss Dumas Light
refreshments We're seived.-J. s. Flint
and c. l.. Green of Burlington were in
town Saturday.-The Thonrxs brothers
have several machines in operation at
their plant and will have everything in
operation in a few weeks.--Prof McFar-
land of Middebury College addressed
the Progressive club Wednesday even
ing Mrs. G. w. Sneden has returned
from CnGerhill, where she attended a
district meeting of the w. r. C.--E. u.
Patterson has returned from a visit Of
several weeks in the western part of
the State.-W. $. Glysson is in Buring-
ton for n few days.
r. b. Patterson returned last Saturday
from a four months trip in the western
part of this State, New Hampshire and
Maine lie will be guest of the Bristol
House for a few weeks.Ralph Brown of
Burlington was an over-Sunday guest OF
relatives here.-Mr and Mrs. Il. W. Esty
and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Robinson were
at Thompsons Point over Sunday.-Mss
Stella Newton who died in Canon City.
Colo. recently was a daughter OF Ward
Is. and Bertha Newton and the family
formerly resided here. -Representative 7.
c. Varney went to Montpelier Monday.
Ford r. Bingham has been confined to
his bed by illness the past week.-Mrs.. |,
w. Hatch OF Burlington Is the guest of
relatives here,-Mrs ]. II Ives closed her
summer home here Monday and re-
turned to Chicago.
An alarm of fire Monday evening
called out the Munslll Hose company and
half the people in the village for u fire
in the tenement owned by George Scar
borough. A lamp was too near lace
curtain. II was extinguished with slight
damages. NJ Golf reports the morning
temperature for September as follows:
highest. 70 degrees; lowest. 80 degrees,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Julia IIamelton Of Shrewsbury
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. John Jones.
TIL. funeral Of Mr., Robins o, Weyhridge
was held Sunday afternoon at the home
of his cousin. Mrs. 4. q. Dudley, at the
hotel-The annual roll call of the Con
gregational Church was held Saturday in
the ladies' room. The church debts are
all paid. ana few dollars are in the
treasury. Tho prudential committee for
the coming year is J.. II. TottinGham
r. II. holmes. H. n. Burge, Mrs. l.. H.,
Nottingham, Mrs. II. II. Burge.-Thc Rev.
Charles Waite of Richmond was in town
the first of the week.-Edward II. frye,
monoloGist was in Academy hall Mon
day evening and gave an excellent enter
tainment-Re Representative L. II. Moore
went to Montpelier Monday.-Dr. Mary
NJ. Plat is entertaining her parents, who
live in Cambridge, Mass-Mrs. James
Moore entertained the Moravian club
very pleasantly Tuesday afternoon. Miss
May l.. Manly told the story of Indian
Baskctry There will be preaching in
the congregational Church Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
WEYBRIDCE.

Mrs. Miller Of Philadelphia Ia a guest
at the Methodist parsonage. Addie
Parkill Of Cornwall Is visiting Miss Turn
or and Mrs. w. II. Hall.-Mrs T.. C. Ken
Won and her daughter-in-laW. Mrs c. f..
Kenyon lisa sister of Mr.. Newton.-Wallace
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Newton. Mrs. +. G..
Kenyon is a sister Of Mr.. Newton.-Wallac
Whitman is In poor health.-Mr and Mrs.
John Dodge of West Rutland were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Shaw, Sunday
Work on the abutmcnt of the Childs
-Four bridge is nearly completed.-The
Ladies' society met Wednesday with Mrs.
George Larson. -Casson Robbins died at
the home of his aunt. Mrs. De Wolfe.
In Shoreham. Friday morning. Funeral
services were held at Shoreham. Sunday.
conducted by the Rev. f. w. Hallowell.
pastor of the Methodist Church of this
place, of which Mr. Robbins was a men,
Der. Burial was at Weybridge cemetery.
lie had long been in FEEBLE health and
was the last member of that branch OF
the family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
SALISBURY.

Representative NJ. \. Thomas and
senator +. e. Dyer are at Montpelier.
Mrs. George Jeffrey of Brockton.
Mass. is visiting Mrs. +. l.. Hamilton.
There will be regular meeting of
Dunmore Grange on Friday evening"
Miss Isabelle Gale and Arthur Ken
worthy were married in New York on
Monday. the o3rd.-Thc Rev. Mr. Hitler
and family have returned from AL
hauN. y. Y.-Mrs. +. ]. Sumner is visit
ing in Brandon for few days at the
home of her father. w. j. Thomas
Th" Ladies' Aid society met We'd
ncsday in the ves5rY of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-Miss Cecile Thomas
of Middlebury College was with her
parents over Sunday.-District Deputy
G. G. Bump is visiting Oranges in the
district.-Mr, and Mrs Herbert Nor
gan are parents Of daughter born
September o.
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman and two chill
Iren of Lowell, Mass, are visiting Mrs
GIlman's sister. Mrs. George Parker
in East Shelburne.-Miss Alfredda
Stodlarl went to Montpelier Monday
where she has a position in the secre~
tary Of states office during the SEES
sion of IcGislaturc.--The Ladies Inn
.provement society ana the Ever-Readv
circle of the Kings Daughters will
hold an al-day sewing meeting to-
day in the Methodist Church rarlors.
Lunch will he served at noon.-Mis-
Elizabeth Thorp has Just completed !,
short post graduate course at the Bur
lington business College-Mr, and
Mrs j. Lapoint are the parents of a
daughter. horn September 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
WILLISTON.

FRIDAY afternoon those interested in
the work of the Bible schools of the towns
of Richmond and Wiliston will meet at
the Methodist Church at Willston at 30.
There will be an afternoon session only.
sneak on Getting the most out of the
Bible school" AS one of the county Off
GERS. Or Rraker is interested to meet as
many of the workers as possible and his
message will he we'll worth hearing. Other
matters of Importance will come up for
discussion. The organization of the dis
trct Gill be perfected and the announce
ment of the coming State conference
given. Miss Balch. the State field secre-
tary. will speak on the value of organiza-
ton to the individual school
Pupils Of the Williston grammar
school who had the record of perfect at
tendance during September We're: Iiar-
old Bryant. Arnold Harrow. Vera Lar
row. Sidney Harrow, Florence Miles,
Catherine Mcmahon. Robert Noble,
ROYAL Potter, Arthur Rymill, Rose Ry-
mill and John Wilton. Pupils without
any marks since becoming members of
the school are: Josephine lombard,
Viola Flynn and Irene Woodruff Total
school membership is oo.-Pupils of the
primary school who had the record of
perfect attendance during September
were: Julia Mcmahon. Elsie Potter,
Adah Potter. Annie SIENNA. Thomas
woodruff. William Woodruff, Writ
woodruff and Virgil Woodruff Total
school membership is %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
NORTH FERRIsBURG.

Edward Frye, tho monoogist and i'm
day for Oberlin. o.. where she will enter
"A Man from Home" at Allen hall
this evening under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid society.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
+. Allen were pleasantly surprised by
friends and neighbors Wednesday evening
to help them celebrate the i5th anniver-
sary OF their marriage. A social evening
was enj Dyed, enlivened with music. Re-
freshments were served.-Mrs. Erma Pal
mer has returned after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Rowcy, in Shell
burnc.-Miss Jennie Martin has gone Ia
Burlington to attend business college
George Sorrel has gone to Chateaugay,
n. Y. to assist in rebuilding the cream
cry plant. recently destroyed by fire
Carlas Martin and Frank Bellows have
gone to Boston on business trip.-Tho
Misses White have returned to their
home in Roxbury. Mass. after spending
the summer at Mount Phio Inn.-.At the
fair at Ferrisburg last Saturday Mrs
John Rowlcs and Miss Esther Newell
contributed towards the antique loan cx-
hibition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
JERICHO.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs Levi Nc
calf was the scene of a pretty weddiY|
on the evening of September %. wha
Miss May G. Blakey and Archie r. KiI
by, both OF Jericho, were united in ma
riage. The ceremony was performed n
the Rev. A. n Sturues
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson. who ha
occupied their house here during n
summer, returned Monday to Rurlinrtd
to spend the winter.-Mrs BENTLEY vii
has been visiting at Arthur c RrowrI
for three weeks. has returned IN I'D
home in Grand Isle-A1iss Iris Blodpe|
was at her home over Sunday.-Mr a,I
Mrs. William Amour are in BurlinrtJ
for a few days.-Mrs. NJ. l.. Xashburn
California is the guest of her sister. MrI
Buel II. Day.-Charles +. Reamy is dra
ing corn to the canning factory at Esse
Junction.-Miss Lucy Ransom. who nd
been at home since early spring. lie
Monday for Washington, d. C.-Mr. an
Mrs T. T. Wilbur eynert to leave in
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they celebrated their golden wedding.
leaves a wife and seven children.
funeral was held Thursday morning
the Church or Our Lady Of Mt. Cal
conducted by the Rev. Father CampI
Of shelburne. Burial was in the Cath
cemetery Among those from out OF "a
to attend the funeral were Frede
Jacobs Of Granville, N. Y, Mr.. and N
Eugene Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Muir.
and Mrs. Francis Jacobs, Mr.. and N
Henry Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Edw|
Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. William Laprj
Claface I.aprise and David Muir. all
Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Id
lette OF Shelburnc and NJ" and N
Frank Lavigne Of Hinesburg Miss
Han Desautels, daughter of Mr.. and N
Alonzo Desautels OF Charlotte, and Thd
as Snyder also OF Charlotte were nj
ried Monday morning at the Church,
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel by the II
Father Campeau of Sheburne.-Frd
Roscoe has returned from New HaI
where he was called by the serious
ness OF his mother. Mrs. Erastus u
e.-Mlss Sarah Wooster has return
from spending "A week at hcr cottage
Thompson's Point Mrs Richard Mott
burlington was her guest while Their,
Or. and Mrs. Orlin x. Fletcher and CT
have returned to Augusta. Ga, al
visiting DR.. F7etcher's sister. Mrs Hor
Clark, and family.--Mrs. Vienna Re
VINO has been the guest Of her relati
IN Charlotte, has returned 10 AddIso,
MIR. and Mrs. Fay Clark have retur,
TO Claremont, n. IT,, after n two wee
visit In this vicinity.-Mrs. Eugene Ba
OF burlington Is Ill of heart trouble at
nome of her mother. Mrs. Francis T
ons.-Mrs. Jane Stebbins has gone
Montpelier and Wolcott to visit frie,
Tor a week or more.--Alhort Bail wifi
force of men is putting in now 1
bridge over Potash brook in the no
part of the town to replace the
wooden structure that has been I'm use
II years and become unsafe-Will,
Deshaw. who has been Ill for someti
is recovering.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
ESSEX JUNCTION.

G.. g. Down and Miss Julia o. Lang
were united in marriage Thursday even
ing at the Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. DIR. G.. II. Sisson. The groom is a
member of Troop d, 10th cavalry, Fort
Ethan Allen.
The marriage Of Miss Sarah j. Scrib-
ner and Charles Mckcrnan OF burlington
took place at the Methodist parsonage
Saturday evening. The Rev. DR.. G. r..
Sisson performed the ceremony They
will reside at 50 Cherry street, Burling-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S Woods and daugh-
ter Miss Hazel, left Monday for their
new home In Monrovia, Cal j. II. Doug
las accompanied them and will SPEND
! the winter with his brother in Los
Angeles.
| Mrs. j. Walker and two children of
Govane. Sask, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Whitcomb. have
returned to their home.
| Mrs. II. II. Mann, who has been spend
Ing two years in California, Is visiting
Mrs w. c. Stevens on her way to Is
sex, y. y, to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Mann was formerly of Jericho. where
she was superintendent of schools for
| several years.
| Henry Barney of Burlington, in some
| manner which no one seemed to exactly
| know. lost his left arm. which was cut
| off above the elbow and was otherw So
injured by train in the railroad yard
! near the Essex Publishing House be-
tween six and seven o'clock last even
| ing. Peter Burnell was walking beside
the track when he heard some one moan
| ing. He investigated and found the man
| beside the track in a dazed condition. Helr
| was summoned and he was taken to the
Junction Pharmacy and then was hurried
to the Fanny Allen hospital. His head
| was badly bruised AMI on. nf his feet was
also injured. His brother was here witt
| him but apparently did not know now
| the accident happened. Some one said hs
was trying to jump on a freight train
{ nd fell
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
ADDISON.

Mrs. Everett Willard left Monday morn
Ing for her home in Stamford. Conn. She
has been for some time the guest of her
brother. S. Ezra Smith. and family. The
chicken pie supper Friday evening was
well tended.-Clara Clark returned home
last week from Potsdam. H.. with the
jaundice.-Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer
and family have moved to town having
spent the past few months at their sum
mer home at Basin Harbor.-The Ladies'
Aid held their annual meeting at the
restry Wednesday and elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows. Presi-
dent. Mrs. G. r. Reeker: vce-president,
Mrs. Myron Smith and Mrs. ST. Glare;
secretary. Mrs Willis Palmer: treasurer,
Mrs. John Carr. The grange is to have
a "Neighbors Night" Friday and every
granger is invited to be present. New
Haven Grange Is to he the guest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
MoNKToN RIDGE.

George and Fred Elliot Of Oxford
Iowa, were guests Sunday of their
cousin. Mrs. Jeanette Barnum.-Marv
+. Miles passed Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Miles.-Mrs.
Eugene Cox and daughter. Jessie, at
tended the harvest dinner In Ferris
burg Saturday.-E. G. Cox, who IN
derwcnt serious operation at the
Fletcher hospital, Is improving.-The
Friends quarterly meeting will be
held at Monkton Ridge October |, ana
IL, The Rev. Mr., Shepard of Glens
Falls, n. Y. will be present.-The
Willing orkcrs met "Wednesday
at George SeG,,ln's in Charlotte. Din
ner was served.-Mrs. Gertrude Ell.
Hot of Bristol visited in town Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03

morning average, so degrees; last year.
ho.S degrees; noon average. 65 degrees; last
year. 64.12 degrees; rainfall. 3.55 inches;
last year LIS inches; clear days D. part
clear, H. cloudy, IA north wind, days;
south. 10; variable, 6; thunder. times;
greatest wind velocity. 80 miles per
hour; highest point reached SO degrees
-Lincoln farmers report that potatoes
are rotting owing to the wet season.
George w. Sncden. Company c. 9th
Vermont. observed his 73rd birthday yes
terday. Harlan p Shcrwin. Company
ii. 14th VT. observes his 18th birthday to-
day.-Mrs. Mary c. Currier is visiting
relatives in New IIamshire. She expects
to spend the winter In Washington. d.
G., with her daughter.-Mrs. Nellie Ma
mum and Mrs. Amelia Barnard are at
teding the State convention of the w. C..
L. y. In Rutland. Mrs. Nahum will at
tend the national convention October 10
at Portland. Ore, as delegate from this
State.-The apple crop In this vicinity Is
reported larger and of better quality than
last year.-Applemen are paying from Is
to 30 cents for barrels.--The Young WOm-
ans Missionary society Of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. Il. H. GUM
don Friday afternoon, October T. 1t Is
expected that the young ladies of the
Lincoln church will meet with them.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Dillon were in Burlington
| Tuesday Spencer Wright of saltwater,
~ Y. Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. a. +. Wright.--D. f. Farr Of Al
| bany. N. Y, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sophia Farr. and other reatives.-George
| and Fred Elliott of oxford, Iowa. are
visiting their uncle, John Elliott and
other relatives in Monkton and Lincoln
| Wallace Burritt of Bennington was In
| town tho first of the week.-Judgc and
Mrs. Il. A. Hasscltinc are in Montpelier
| for a brief stay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
ORWELL.

Mrs. ~ T.. Noah and Mrs. James
Meachcm are spending few days N
Enosburg Falls.--Thc Home Department
Womans board of Mission held a
service Wednesday at 2:3o p. III. in the
ladies' room.-Miss Grace Allen left Tues
day for Obcrln. o., where she Will enter
college. Miss Mablc Grow has gone -
Newton. Mass. to enter Mount Ida school
for young ladies. Miss Jennie Plue is IN
Manchester.-Mr and Mrs. Nelson Guy
cite have returned from their wedding
trip to New York city.-F'red Mackenzie
lost 500 worth of cream in Lake Cham
plain last week in an effort to cross
where strong wind prevaled.-Miss
Maud Meacham spent her vacation at
homo here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Cancels Hump was white with snow
Monday morning. The Free Baptist
quarterly meeting will he held here conf
mencing October l1.-Representattve Carl
los brewster went to Montpelier Tues
day.-Mrs. Maggie Madigan. Rolla Sar-
gent and Il school friend of Burlington
were guests at V. Il, Sargcnt's over sun
day Mrs. Eva and Mrs. Ann pwycr OF
Bristol visited AT ~. T.. Dryers Satur-
dan and SundaY.-lienry Russell has
moved to the Villagc.-M. f.. Brewster
has moved into the house recently Va-
Gated by his mother.-Mrs. Agnes Brew.
ster visited in burlington the first %!
the week. MIR and Mrs. \. II. Higlcy
went to burlington Wednesday, accom-
panied 10y Mr., and Mrs. Julius Kimhal'
of GlcnS Falls. ~ V. who have been
visiting here for several weeks.
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WHITING.

Herbert Farman OF Waterbury
came to attend the golden wedding of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horton
Jones. in Shoreham.--Mrs. Della Col
Inns returned Saturday to her home in
Boston.--The society of the King $
Daughters have dlsbanded. They have
formed another society called the
Thursday club. The next meeting will
be with Mrs Will keeler Tuesday,
october S.-Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stick
ney was in Mridlebury Monday.-The
annual dinner AMI business meeting
of the congregational Church will he
neld October 1O--Mrs. G. II. Mason
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Pond
in Brandon this Week.-Mrs.. V. c. KEEL
seN. who was 6S years old October J.
took horseback ride as has been her
custom for many years.-The Thurs
day club will give a Halloween soci e
able and harvest supper at church haN
Friday evening. November /. a fina
program is being preDare l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
BRIDPORT.

Miss Mabel Towner Is the operator at
central during the absence of Miss Ger
trude Coburn,-The Home Department
circle was an unqualified success-Mr.
ana Mrs. Bert Preble are visiting at
delaney, n. f,-Thc Rev Mr.. Wright
preached at the Congregational Church
September 29.-Twcnty- seven men are
employed at the apple picking of r. L..
Hemenway
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
LuMBERMEN, attention
A LARGE TERRITORY
E0P GALE


FOLLY FARMS consist of about
100 acres. about 500 acres of which
10 woodland. the timber being "A good
growth of PINE, SPRUCE, HEMLOCK,
OAK. ASH. BIRCH, etc.
There Is for sale a PORTABLE
MILL on the property.
There are five dwelling houses and
out-buildinGs available.
While eight miles from Brattleboro
.-rc is 2 good road, practically all
owl grade.
The property Is offered for inspec-
tion and bids are solicited: the bids
may be made In one or more of three
ways: list. for all timber above speci-
fled size; 20. for all timber and cord
Iuding land and buildings.
The, right is reserved to reject any
md all bids.
Bids will be received until Monday,
Oct. 81. 1912.
For further particulars address
FOLLY FARMS,
West Rrattleboro. VT.
14w2t
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MONKTC,N.

Regular services at the Friends Church
next Sunday: subject, The Great Ques-
ton. THE regular quarterly meeting of
Friends will be held at Monkton Ridge
October II. 10 and 13-Temperance rally
Friday, October H. at ei2ht o'clock. Spe
cial music and speaking. The Rev. Alder,
Shepard of Glens Falls. y. V, will be
at all the services. Saturday and Sunday
will be full days and all should bring
basket dinners