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Ellsworth American., 1912-07-31

For every seven renewal subscriptions
we will give 5000 extra votes, making a
total of $500.
For every seven back subscriptions we
will give 1900 extra votes, making a total
OF $500.
For every 10 merchant coupons brought
to this Office and counted by the publisher
or his assistants, a bonus OF l,50o, making
total OF 1850 in all.
For every three 5-year subscriptions,
either new or renewal, bonus of 25,-
900 votes will be given, making total
Of &C, 900.
For every two 2o-year subscriptions,
either new or renewal, $4,000 extra
votes, making total of 5000 votes.
The merchant coupons may be coll
lected from any and all merchants who
are giving coupons, and must be brought
to THE AMERICAN Office 10 punches OF 40
tickets and counted before the bonus cou-
pom is issued.
Do not forget the prizes the merchants
are giving. II not fortunate enough to
secure the piano, you may receive one of
the merchants prizes, and they are all
well worth working for.
Remember that ten of our leading mer-
chants are interested in this contest, and
give twenty-five vote coupons with every
dollars's cash purchase.
Remember to have your friends trade
with merchants giving coupons. Their
advertisements appear IN this issue in
connection with our offer.
The names OF the merchants who are
giving handsome prizes and helping to
make this contest big success are as fol-
lows: Moore, j A McGown, ] p Ell
bridge, & II Leland, 5 X Whiting, 8 p,
E g Moore, Robinson, II c Austin d
Co, II + Wescott, Smith & Hsgerthy.
Merchants need not be afraid OF buying
an oveE>suppay Of coupons, as we viii re-
deem at the close OF the contest all which
are left over, at the price paid for them.
AT the head OF this column is the result
Of the third count; also the previous
standing OF the first fifteen contestants.
The other contestants in their order are;
l6 Anna Clark Salisbury. 3, ava
II Myrtle Monaghan ,i25
IS Mrs. Minnie Mcfarland. $50
/ 10 Rath Treworgy.. Observation-Disclosures 200
20 Mary Holmes. 125
/ n Helen Shute ........S............... 125
/ 2 Hazel Giles Observation-Disclosures. .125
/ . Bessie l.. Patten ....................100 100
4 d fa,a n Carnhnr
( 25 Frances Seeds. Observation-Disclosures. 80
/ 26 Charlotte Whitcomb. so
q Annie Jordan. .....................50 80
IS Carrie p. Estey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
% Louise Alley ....................... SO
80 Mrs. Geo. w. Whiting. ng...............G
81 Mildred l Moore. e.....................5 50
81 Winnie T Falls s...................... .25
81 Mrs David c Linnehan ..........2 .25
35 Hazel Moore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .25
36 Mrs. Grace Smith. q
No coupons on subscription account
whether back, new or renewals, will bt
given unless application is made for them
at the time the money is paid.
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Mrs. Edward Pettier and two cbildren
Randolph. N. H.. are visiting in town
Edison Lamb OF Milton Center has NOV
into one Of the Perry houses on Map
wood avenue
The annual meeting Of the Neediewo
Guild was held at Mrs. T.. l. Aliens 81
urday, 40 being present. The busint
and social meeting was held and a mu
cal program given. The object of II
guild Ii to collect garments and give
the poor. in which purpose It has bel
Hewey were in Burlington Monday N
McNall Is to Join his wife in Boston III
week In visit to their daughter. MI
Frank Benham.-Eddie Peltier and fami
returned to their home in New Ham
shire Monday.--1S. o. Bevins has given
his trip to the West.-C. A. Pratt and d
Florida migrators will start this wei
for their winter quarters.-,J. Is. Smith
feeling much better and able to be d
after hard attack OF bronchitis
Arthur Martell has rented the McMull
farm FOR next year.--The Progressi,
club holds open house Tuesday event.
and Will have a special wire to report I
election returns November 5.-Dorothy
Gabaree. n daughter, was born to N
and Mrs. Charles Gabaree, Jr., Octob
~. and son to Mr.. and Mrs. Edo
Robear.-J. A. Kennedy Is laying a su
| ply OF water from l.. D. Latham
resevoir.-William +. Prentiss has NOV
Into tho A. b. Ashley house on Railro
| street
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Lucy Chatfield went to Canada
last week to investigate the report that
her sister, Eta Dumas. had died nearly
two years ago. This is not believed by
her brothers and sisters. There seems to
he mystery about it, The fact they
were not notified of her illness or of her
death has thrown suspicion on the parties
she left town with about five years ago
or over. She had not been heard from
until this fall, when Amos Sargent ar
rived in town and reported her death in
Canada two Years ago of consumption
Mrs Amos Sargent was here in June and
she claimed not to know anything about
Miss Dumas, although she left town with
the parties above mentioned There was
IL great deal of talk at that time why
they wanted a young girl to accompany
them, but it is said now that her mother
gave her consent. Eta was 10 years old
when she left home. Her father was
dead.-Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Burke visited
William Combs and family in Hancock
Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Saw
yer, who has been visiting out of town,
has returned. Mrs, Mary j. Clair has
sold her place here and has purchased a
house and a small plot OF land in Goshen
and will go there to live with her son.
Louis Rider.--Mrs. \. II. Ford is taking
vacation with friends on the east side
Of the mountain.-Mr. and Mrs. John Rip.
ley of Montpelier have been visiting ir
town and will remain here another week
"A fourth daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs II, II. Hubbard on the 2lst.
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WHITING.

The funeral OF Mrs. V. c. Kelsey was
largely attended Sunday. Burial was
held Monday in Poutney.-Mr. and Mrs.
L. l.. Boomer OF Winsted. Conn. ana
Mrs. Allie Kelsey Atkins and daughter,
Mary, from Pleasant Lake Mass. were
here to attend their mothers funeral.
Henry Kelsey, who was very III at the
time of his mothers death. is improving.
Mrs. Carroll Needham and Mrs Edward
Branch. have been for week guests or
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ketchum In Water
bury.-Miss Kate Rich of Brandon Is
guest of her sisters. Mrs. Clara Brown
and Mrs Lizzie Wells-Forty-siN new
books have been added to the library
recently bought by the town.-Miss flora
Smith returned Thursday from Hines
burg. where she has been for some tune
the guest of her uncle, Mr. Beecher ana
family.-Mrs preble and children or B1d-
port are guests of her sister, MIS- free
gard and family.-Mrs. Clara Brown was
in Brandon on business TueSday'--Nirs'
Wheton of Rutland was the guest last
week of Mrs SAWYER and Mrs. CROSBY.
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CnI1YENDEN COUNTY
W1NOosKI.

Peter Trayah Willie driving through
Colchester near Milton Friday afternoon
found beside the road several strawberry
bushes laden with fruit The berries were
very large and red
The marriage of Miss Aurora Mer-
cure of Malletts Bay avenue and VIII
liam Merchant OF Burlington was SOL
emnized Monday morning at st. Fran
els Xavier Church. the Rev. J. F. Audet
performing the ceremony Miss Mer-
cure is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Theophle Mercure, and her father to-
gether with John Merchant. father of
the groom, attended the couple. A
breakfast was served the bridal pair
at the home Of the bride and in the
evening reception was rendered
them at the grOoms home on Howard
street In Burlington. Mr. and Mrs.
Merchant will make their home in that
city.
Following are the ballot clerks
chosen for the election Tuesday, No
vember s: Charles II. Shipman, George
T. Graves DIR. r. F. Strap and W. II.
Munson. At the meeting OF the board
of civil authority Saturday less than
half dozen names were added to the
|
The board will meet again Saturday.
Miss Antoinette Tougas and John Piche
were married Tuesday morning at st.
Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. j. f..
Audet. The ceremony was performed in
the presence OF large gathering Of
friends and relatives OF both parties.
The Misses Louise Raymond. Blanche Be-
dard, Edna T. Desautels and Hortcnse
Cinq Mars of the Sodality OF the Children
of Mary sang several solos. The bride
| was attended by her father. Pierre Tou-
gas OF Montreal. and the groom by his
brother. Napoleon Pche Of Cohoes. N.
Y. The grOoms home on st. Peter street
was the scene OF the wedding breakfast
After a wedding tour to Troy. \. Y,
Providence and Boston the couple will
reside at the corner OF West and River
| streets.
Mrs Camille Savard died of cancer at
her home on Elm street Tuesday morn
ing. She Is survived by her husband. four
sons and one daughter. The funeral will
be held at eight o'clock this morning
at st. Francis Xavier Church.
Arthur Maynard. q years old. died at
MS nome. Grove street. yesterday after
noon after an illness of one week with
pieuro-pneumonia- Mr. Maynard was the
son OF MT and Mrs. Eugene Maynard and
was born In Pike River. p Q. When
tve years old the family moved to this
city. He spent eight years learning tn,
carpenters trade and for the past year
ana half had been a successful con-
| tractor and builder. He was a member
OF ST. Peters society. Besides his wife
three children and his parents. ne leaves
brother, Adolphus Maynard. and a sis.
ter Mrs. Barnard Goodrich both OF this
place The funeral will be held at st.
Joseph's Church In Burlington at two
O'CLOCK tomorrow afternoon. Tho requiem
mass Will be sung at seven o'clock satur.
day morning.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Miss Ola Allen is in q hospital at Bur-
lington for observation-disclosures Aldrich has
purchased the Bert Russell place.-W. s.
Wright has moved into Burton SWEETS
Ruth Johnson has had her
house newly shingled.-Roland Chase has
finished work in the creamery.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. johnson Of Woodstock. N. H..
was at Guy Allbeer's, sunday.-Robert
Harvey has finished work for H. H.
Chase
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ORWELL.

Tile board of civil authority will meet
Saturday to revise the check list.-Nliss
Helen Todd has been spending n week
with Mrs C. b. Cook.-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Burt have commenced housekeeping in Ii
conderoga, y. y, where he has a posi-
tion.-A Halloween party will be held
October 81 in the ladies' rooms by the Y.
u. S. c. E--Mr and Mrs.
G. d. Bush have returned from
week in Salem, y. Wv. *,
King is at Eagle Inn. which he will run
this winter.--Dr. NJ Elizabeth Morse of
Boston has been for some days with Mrs
J. s. Wicox.-Miss Bell Demo has been
for few days the guest of Miss Esther
Bush. She will spend the winter In
Washington. d. C.-The FOrtnightly club
met Tuesday with Mrs Il. ID. Colby of
Sudbury. A good program was enjoyed.
The next meeting will be with Misses
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NOTICE.

SPECIAL OFFER. good this week only.
The Daily Free Press to any address
in the u. s. outside of this city and WI
nooski with any one of the following
dollar papers one year for $3.50 VIZ.
New England Farmer. Hoard's Dairy
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Weekly Enquirer. Weekly Free Press
and either of the above farm papers for
$780, Any other publication furnished
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vance Nov. 1. In ordering any publica-
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scriptlon agent. q Buell. St. Burlington,
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ADDISON.

The Miidiebury high schoo' an'
Vergennes high school students we''
at home Thursday and Friday on nc
count of the teachers meeting AT h"'-
lani,-Mrs. Charles Seegar mas "e."
entertaining her mother. Mrs Hus"'o
Hindes OF West Addison.-Mr' an"
Mrs. j. |. Clark have returned iro'" :"
visit In st. Adams and Burlington"
Mrs. G. r. Reekie, who has nee" -"
two weeks. is much improNeu'-M'
and Mrs. w. II. Eoigson AMI "s'Ac
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Louise Converse has returned to
Burlnston.-Mrs Fred Crane and Mrs
Henry Williams have returned from
Mcntpelier.-Th funeral Of ID. T.. Rice
was held from his late residence Satur-
day.-Dr, +. r. Miner has returned to
his home IN Michigan.-Mr. and Mrs. t.
ID. Sunderland have returned from Bel
lows Falls
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WEsTFoRD.

Miss Eunice Stearns was at home fro
Burlington over Sunday.-Mrs. Hill
Morrisvile and her brother, PalmJ
Irish, NJ. D, OF Minnesota are visitirI
In town.-Mrs. C. II. Lamson, forrnJ
editor of Life and Light. will speak
the Congregational Church Friday afte|
noon at 2:30 Miss Smith will be preset
and sing. Refreshments will be servd
and all women In town are invited to al
tend-The southland Singers ente|
tained full house Saturday eveninl
The next event in the course will be "rl1
Maskers." and the evening OF Novemb}
2s.-There will be n picture exhibit in tn
town hail on Friday and Saturday of TIL
week. There will be an entertained
Friday evening and the proceeds will 4
for the benefit OF the town schools. M r
+. Il. Smith is spending a few days 1
Burlington. Ella Haselton has bee
obliged to give up teaching and go TO II
hospital. Mrs. Homer Flynn Is to tai
Miss Haselton's place in the Brooksit
school.--Gordon Reynolds has taken Mr.
Loula Macomber's farm.-The Dais
Chain will meet at the home OF Mi.
Betty Kimball Saturday afternoon.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs Carlos Martin attehaeh
the Williams Horsford wedding IN Char-
lottlc Wednesday morning. Mrs. Carohne
Hazard Is at her daughters. Mrs. carlos
Martin, for the winter-Stephen Noonan
has returned from his southern trip
John Hanks has returned 10 hra"ioo"'"
after visiting at his fathers onNe'
Hanks. Miss Helen Gee ana Haro'o Yer
man We're married In Nersennes "eo-
nesday morning.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Charles Dow Is moving from Mr]
Josephine Wooster's farm on Mutto
Hill to Edmund Fields farm at Eas
Charlotte village, and William Carpentel
who has carried on the Field farm for
years, Is moving to the Joseph Dcyett
place on Mutton Hill. which he has pul
chased.-Mrs. Brayton Clark and Mis-
Cora Clark have returned from a week
visit in Bellows Falls and in Rutland
Mrs. David Tower and daughter Of She
burne have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
y Vofpf
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NOTICE 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.
% WITT
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ST. GEORGE,

Mrs W. d. Grey returned Sunday az,
err passing ladies' week in Montpelier.
Irving Isham has returned from Boltoi
Fired German and family visited at tn
home OF Lawrence Wellinger Sunday.
Miss Minnie Chapman Is visiting Mr.
NJ. W. Hinsdale for few days.--Mr
Mary Isham Of Essex has been passir
week at the home of Rollin Forbes
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JERICHO oENTxn.

Mrs. Frank 8. Ransom has been spend-
ing few days In Montpelier with Rep
resentatlve Ransom-Mr. ana Mrs. n. q.
Brown nave been In Burlington for q few
days'-Mrs. l.. II. Chaplin has returned
from visit with her parents In Abercorn,
Quebec'-Mr. HUI who, u clsskinx in Joy,
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Mrs. Alvina Shattuck Is visiting her
brother. Samuel Randall. and other reia-
tives in Huntington--The Ladies' Home
Circle will meet Thursday November T.
with Mrs. Winter Purinton In Lincoln
Mrs. David Follansbee Is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Hurl-
burt, In Monkton.-Miss Elizabeth Varney
ie guest of Mrs. Phllander Orvis.-Mrs.
Albert Orvis and son Of Mddlebury are
visiting here.-Mrs Andrew Hallock was
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Dwire. Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wright OF Jericho visited here last
week. They formerly lived in this vicn-
ity,
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MILTON.

BENJAMIN Minck'er OF Chazy. N. Y,
was the guest OF his brother. George
Minckler. over Sunday.-William Prem.
tiss. Jr,. has moved into A. b. Ashleys
house on Railroad street.-Principal
Woodruff. Miss Adkins Miss Hough and
Miss Kennedy Of the graded school at
tended the teachers meetings at Rut-
land.-Wiliam Prentiss has sold his
farm to Asa Davis, Mr. Davis giving Mr.
Prentiss his place on the corner of River
and Barnum streets toward the farm
Miss Martha Mccullough OF Boston was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Phelps
Saturday and sunday.-Arthur Phelps Of
Richmond spent Sunday at his fathers,
N. Il. Phelps.-Miss Margaret Demo of
Burlington il spending few weeks at
her fathers. Levi Denno.-James B..
Rddick Of Long Beach. Cal, who has
been visiting IN town, has gone to Massa-
chusetts-Mrs. Alvah Holmes Is gaining
from the injuries which she recently re-
ceived In = runaway accideat.-Mr. add
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bora. Ir, an.
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Grace, to Arthur q. Holloway of West
Lebanon, \. Y, on November 2o-Mrs.
Albert Chapman. Miss Dcyette and Miss
Ball attended the teachers convention at
Rutland-The Rev, and Mrs Quick re-
turned from New York Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Spear pleasantly entertained
a number OF their friends at cards Thurs
day evening-The Library association
gave a tea In honor of Miss Phoebe Hors-
ford at the home of Mrs. Stanton VIII
lams Saturday afternoon.-A number
from this Grange attended the Grange in
Burlington saturday vening.-ieorge
Carpenter OF Norwich University, son o(
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Carpenter of this
place. has been appointed on the Cover
nors staff.-Mrs. Merritt Carpenter is
visiting her mother. Mrs. j. 5. Wooster.
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MAN WANTED

To sell seeds in each county. \
good paying position for a man ac
suainted with farming. Experience
not necessary but honesty and indus
cry arc. Steady work. Cobb & Co.
Franklin. Mass. 17,w4t
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ROOM HOUSE for sale, in
iirsi-class shape; hot and cold water up
stairs and down, electric lights. furnace
heated. set laundry tubs. large piazza,
easily arranged for two families If nee
essary Also with n small barn and Il
fine hennery, large garden. Another house
also situated on this property. Best of
reasons for selling at once. Ward &
Johnson, Middlesex, VT. 2A,d&w.tf
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MONKTON.

Or George Russell and wife, who have
been guests of his parents, nave re-
turned to their home in Arlington
Mrs. II. =. Potter. who has been III,
Is now improving.--A public meeting
will be hell at the church at the BOro
Friday evening. The Woodmen and
the Grange are invited to attend in
boiy. Addresses will be given and
literary program. The Grange orches-
ira will furnish music. Light re
freshments Will be served and toasts
given.-Ernest p. Stilson has taken
Mrs. Dealia Deans farm and will move
there this week Mrs. Orinda McEntea
and Mrs. Frank D. McEntee were in
Bristol Monday--E II. Palmer mas
his new house completed.
| The funeral of the Rev I. =. Kellogg
who died at Gllbcrtvlle october %, was
| held at the homo of Cassius Sears Fri
day afternoon at two O'Clock.
The funeral OF the Rev. !. r. Kellogg,
who died at the home of his son, the
Rev. l. =. Kellogg. at Glbertvllle. Mass,
| October %, was held here Friday. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Mr..
DAWSON pastor of the Baptist Church in
|
Methodist Church of Monkton, with inter-
ment at Monkton. The Rev. ]. T. kel-
logg died at the advance age Of IS years
and four months.
The orders of the Grange and Wood
men and all others who are interested In
tho bctterment and welfare of this town
are cordially invited to be present at "a
| grand public spirit meeting" to be held
in the Methodist Church Friday evening
at eight O'Clock. After the address by
the Rev. G. c. Cornell. refreshments Will
be served in the lower room OF the church
and a program of music by the orchestra
and speaking will be given.
The Springfield Republican of October
- had the following correspondence from
Gilbertville, Mass:
Tie Rev. Ira Phelps Kellogg. IS, died
of old age at the home of his son. Rev
IT. p. Kellogg. Jr.. at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. Rev. Mr.. Kellogg was born ir
Elizabethtown. n. V, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Kellogg, and was graduated
from the Moriah academy of MOriah. N
Y. He held during his life the pastorat'
of the Baptist parishes in Moriah. Grown
Point and Long Lake. all in New forF
State, and Cornwall. East Wallingford
Weston, East Burke and Monkton, al
in Vermont. He first married Miss Lydia
West in 1913, and she died in 1870. E'
married Miss Mercy Bostwick of Hines
burg, VT, in 1872. He leaves, beside:
his widow. one daughter, Mrs Cassiu:
Sears of Monkton, VT. one son. Rev
Ira. l.. Kellogg, Jr., pastor OF the I'M
tartan Church in Florence: four grand
children and one greatgrandchild. MIR
kellogg had been failing for the las
two years, but felt we'll enough to take
Il trip from Monkton, VT. to Gilbertvill'
a week ago. and was visiting his sol
| when taken ill.,
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YOU contemplate seek
ing a home in California 1 can offer
you some extremely good bargains in
California farm and fruit lands; also
suburban residence properties. ]. w.
1iobson, 1.oi1 Phelan building. San
Francisco. 232, d&w,2in.
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WEYBRIDCE.

The Rev. and Mrs. Horace Crane of
Tonawanda, n. Y. are guests Of Mrs.
Cranes mother and sister, Mrs. Farr, and
Mrs. Moody.--M and Mrs. George
Hallowell. who have spent the past few
months with their son, the Rev. E. w
Hallowell left Monday for their home In
Philadelphia.-C. NJ. Baker has been APP
pointed agent of the Mutual Fire 1nsur-
ance company to FIJI the vacancy made
by the death of NJ n. Baker.-The Ladies
Aid of the Methodist society received w
from their chicken pie supper last week.
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WHY GO WEST when you can buy good
land near market for less than the i'm
provements cost? Bring me thousand
dollars and I will start you in a way
to own farm in civilized land. No
buns or impostcrs wanted. W. V. Farr,
Burlington VT. 2o9.6t&wlt
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SHOREHAM.

DR.. and Mrs r. F. Townsend returned
from Burlington Monday. where they had
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Gulley.-Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Jones re-
turned from Rutland Tuesday.
tative Moore passed Sunday at home
Mrs. McMertry of Bennington Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Burge.-William
Brown. who is III. is reported as more
comic rtable.-The Rev Clifford II. Smith
OF Burlington will occupy the pulpit Of
the Congregational Church Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Jones and Madam Jones
attended the funeral Of Darwin Rice in
Bridport Saturday.
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UNDERHILL.

The first meeting OF the series of en-.
tertainments to he given here by the Em-
pire Lyceum Bureau will appear Thurs.
day evening In the G. a. II. hall. Thi1
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WANTED.

YOUNG EXPERIENCED FARMER
wants TO rent or take farm on shares
Can give good references. Guy c. war
rem. Williston, VT. ie'w"'
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FOR SALE.

BARGAIN SEPARATOR in prime con-
dition, No. IA L. s., capacity "" IDS Al
dress Box 90, Free Press. "99,6tsSwl