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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.


nelson Raymond died Friday morn
ing AT the home Of Mt ana Mrs.
samuel West on Champlalh street at
o'"o O'Clock. lie suffered a paralytic
SHOCK February 10 from Whlch he did
not rally. lie was 20 years Of age
and Is survived by one sister. Mrs.
west with whom he made his home.
one son. John G. Raymond of Brook
iyn' N. y. and daughter, Mrs. Min
NE SIMON OF Manchester. H. The
funeral was held sunday from
OF Mary's Catholic Church, the Rev.
D. D. Boyle officiating.
"ord vas received here Sat
urday morning of the sudden death of
'arl w. Klinpton at his office in Phila-
delphia on Friday morning. Of heart fail
ure' Mr.. kimpton was the owner of the
Mountain Spring Hotel at Lake Dun
town Is resident mana Miss Ruth
Sprague has returned from Muskegon,
Mich, where she spent several weeks
y. H. Cunningham has moved his family
u the stephen l.. Buttlcs farm.-A dlugh-
tear was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs
FRANK W. Howland-The net receipts
from the dance given Thursday evening
NJ the town hall by the brandon Concert
hand amounted to about $50. Ray w
Flood has Resigned his position with the
brandon Publishing company and will
move his family to Rutland, where he
mas employment.
Mrs. Jennie De Wolfe Braley has re-.
ceiNed an appointment from Mrs. Matthew
J. SCOT or Washington. ID. c.. president
GENERAL OF the Daughters OF the American
heVoiu,lon. on committee of historical
research. This committee will meet at
the same time as the national Congress
III washington next April.-To-day bpin 1,
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Is suffering from serious abscess under

Is suffering from a serious abscess under
her right arm.
The Snowshoc Grub will go to The
Manchester on Thursday, starting
from the depot square at 2:s0 o'clock.
Mrs. saliey Hendry, the mother, OF
Mrs. Pearl 1amson. left Wednesday
for a month in Boston with a sister.
%. r. Colburn. who has been here
for a few weeks, has rented a part OF
the Sargent building in Bethel and the
middle of April will open wholesale
ana retail Ice cream business there
Mrs. Heman Jones Of Goshen. who has
been here for a few days visiting her
father. Dean Fassett. returned to her
home Wednesday.-Mrs. David Dyre
went TO Rochester wednesday to visit
her father.-Mrs. Nina Stoughton, de-
partment president OF the State Re-
lief Corps. was here Tuesday night to
attend the meeting and social given
in G. A. r. hall by the members Of the
Relief Corps and q. A. n. in observ-
ance of Washington's birthday. An
attractive program was given OF songs
appropriate for the occasion, and
solo by Miss Blanch Sparhawlx. A
flag drill under the direction OF RI. L.
Patch was given by several little
boys.-Judson Fits returned Tuesday
from a trip to Gadsden. Ala, where he
went as n witness for the United
States government in suit against
Il. C. Drew, for the fraudulent use Of
the malls to further his scheme for
the development of the Fort Payns
property.---The Norwich University
club will give concert at the Music
hall Thursday night. with dance In
the Grange hall--Miss Bertha Morse
Of South Royalton was In town Tues
day. on business connected with the
settlement Of her fathers estate. the
late Myron Morse.---Mrs. Frank Batch
elder and Mrs. Elmer Wilson of
Braintree were in town Tuesday. -
Mrs. William Elliott of Warren was
in town Tuesday to visit her sister,
who Is at the sanitarium.-Mrs. Harry
Spauldng Of Roxbury was in town
Tuesday.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Miss Eva tioodell has returned from q
three weeks visit in Buffalo. N Y.-Miss
Bertha Brothers of Braintree. a student
at the Whitcomb high school. went home
Saturday and went Monday for an
operation Tor appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hos/tal. DIR. O V. Greene ac-
companyins her.-The report OF the town
auditors soon to he published will re-
commend "A tax of 81. an increase OF -
cents over Last year 1t now seems that
the taX voted Il year ago was far too
siuall. as the town is behind s2.2oo The
town school tax Is also placed at sl-Nrs,
G. T.. shepard has returned from weeks
visit to her mother in South Tunbridge. -
Mr. and Mrs. howard Monkey OF Newport
~ H.. were at +. T.. Wallacc's on their
wedding trip Saturday.-The bi-weeklN
meeting Of the Ladies' Social Union Of
the Iniversalist Church last week took
the form of a ST Valentines day 800
uartv a, W. G. t'lfford's, 20 ladies attend
High school students are rehearsing
for the oporetta. alvin Gray, or the
Sailors Return" which will he produced
next month-The congregational Ladies'
Aid society met last week with Mrs.
James A. Graham.-The Sargent store
/, Icing renovated for occupancy as the
kimball grocery and refrigerator is
heing nut in for the market Misses Ellen
Preston and Gertrude Gilman have been
added to the force of the Bethel Printing
company, where the annual reports Of
several towns are being printed
Nelson chapman, lifelong resi-
dent died at his home here of pneu-
monia Wednesday morning. aged "a
wears He was Ill shout two weeks
lie was the son of Gerald and Betsey
Moore, Chapman. He is survived by
his wife. who was ENERGY. daughter
of the late John Marshall shaw, one
Of the towns centenarians, and RY a
son. Frederick n Chapman OF Bethel
A large audience heard a good con
cert Tuesday night by the musical
clubs OF Norwich University Miss
Laura Hathorn Is recovering at the
Mary Fletcher hospital from an OPERA
ton for appendicitis
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NORTHFrELD.

The funeral OF Lucia s. Crane were
held a, the residence of Andrew u.
Denny Saturday afternoon. the Rev. J.
B. Sargent observation-disclosures Bell
died at his home with Andrew Ferry
Saturday morning at an advanced age.
after many months of feebleness. -There
was fire at the house of FREQ d. Doie
on School street Saturday morning.
Mrs. W. B. Vail Of Randolph VINO mas
been with her sister. Miss Lamb, this
winter, is to leave for California III
few days.-Mrs. t. $. Rice OF Fort AT
kinson, Wis. is called here by the ceatl
of her sister, Lucia s. Crane.-iina f.
Brooks and Maude II. Bonheld nave gone
to New York for few weeks anu VIII
visit Boston.-The Northiield Trust COM
pany already has over 10 schoo' chi-
drcn enrolled as patrons OF It's fiVe-ceht
savings department with deposits rang
ing from Il nickel 10 several dollars.
Frank Ablatti. an Italian, died Mon
day afternoon at Heaton hospital. Mont
pelier. from wound received In the
abdomen when a revolver. which he was
drawing from, his pocket, was accidentally
discharged. Abiatu boarded with u
Bianohi and had just returned from
hunting trip. when the accident occurred
He was % years old and stranger mere
| He was a granite cutter and leaves a
wife and five children in Italy. The
ambulance made hurried run to the
hospital and the wounded man reach
ed there at L 30, dying at 80 He was
too weak to undergo an operation.
Edwin r. Dunsmoor. pensioner
aged about ~ years. died at his home
on the west hill sunday after long
| illness He leaves a wife.-Jerusha
Avery. wife of Merrill Bean. died al
Northlield Falls on sunday, aged g
| years.--There was fire in the trans
former room at the No. Ellis stone
shed shortly after six o'clock Sunda!
evening. but It was seen from tn,
railroad station platform and ex
tinguished before serious damage wa
done.
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs. r. T. Harrison returned from
Montpelier last week and is now i'll at
the Caspian Lake House.-Mrs. NJ ID.
Chase was called to Lowell Mass. Sat
urday by the serious illness OF her father
Mr. Dormar. who left Monday for "A few
weeks visit to Lowell and was taken
i'll soon after his arrival.-Miss Myrtle
Bailey is taking Mrs. Chase's place in
the school during her absencc.--rhe meet
ing OF the Hazen Read Pomona Grange
will be held at the hall In the new school
building Saturday. Teams will meet
trains at the station to convey all pa
irons who may come by train.--Mr and
Mrs. r. H. Dufur are the parents of a
boy. horn Sunday.-'rhe Christian En-
deavor social held Tuesday evening was
well attended.-Mrs. Lucinda Dow re.
III aims ;tbput the same
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mr.. Harry Noodle entertained The
Willing Workers AT her home Feb
14.-t.leven cases of pneumonia in Thu,
town are reported. mostly children. -Har-
land Gage Is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Frank and Clemma cowles are gaining. --
Ruth Calderwood. who has been i'll for
several weeks. is able to sit up a part
of the tme.-Mrs Howard Skinner
was called to SWanton Friday by
serious illness in her sisters family.-MrS.
Levi Richardson. Mrs. liazzleton and
John Allen are ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Marckrc spent SUNDAY in Eden with MIR.
MarckreS parents.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

''' "eorSe sumner and Myrtle
Lance were called to Cabot on Mon
"aN To attend the funeral of Paul
I''hVe'-H son was recently born to
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Morrison -
Helma Hoodell entertained the young
people at her home Saturday evening
Walter Goodell visited his parents
ltackett of Bethel was
In town Friday.-Benjamin Ainsworth
Oh 'anNiile was at Constant Wheeler's
Saturday'-Mr Smith OF Greensboro Is
moving u the Gilman place ---Zelma
d""oell mas returned To her school
work In SMantnn
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MORETOWN.

The Moretown primary school closed
February T.. The average attendance of
the 2S pupils was "a 1876. Those having
no absent marks were: Doris Austin,
Margaret Goss. Alice Haskell, Carroll
Bsbee, Merrill Griffith. Kenneth Ward.
Roswell Child was absent one half day.
clyde Palmer, Richard and Burton
shepard We're each absent one day only.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Atkins of Water
bury were ut Merrill Childs's Sunday
DR.. and Mrs Howard of Waitsfield were
IN town Saturday.-Iula Jones of Waits
field was In town Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Weston visited Mrs. Weston's sis
ter. Mrs. Fred Fluery. IN Bolton Satur-
day and Sunday.-J. w. Bates was in
Burlington Monday.-fIenry Kennedy OF
Warren was in town ruesday.-Leslie
Dumas Of Fayston is working for the
Kelly Brothers. --3ernie Griffith was In
Montpelier Tuesday.-Edward Sweet is
III with a hard cold.--Mrs. n. II. Austin
is in Burlington for a few days.
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DERBY.

The Rev. Mr.. Powell OF Berlin, y. H..
gave n lecture in the Methodist Church
Saturday evening. preaching In exchange
with the Rev Mr., Anderson Sunday
morning and evening. He lectured again
Monday evening. In the hcad-on COLI
sion on the Grand Trunk railroad last
week one OF the men killed. the brake
man. Arthur Corliss, was former resi-
dent of Pine Hin in Derby. His mother
lives there now. but he had married and
lived at Island Pond.-The Congregation
al Ladies' Circle meets with Mrs. Frank
Rich this afternoon
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

Time Table in Eject October 1, 1011
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4:05 a. m. paily-For Montreal
and Chicago.
7:16 a. m. Except sunday-For all
New England points.
7:26 a. m. Except sunday-Local
for Cambridge junction.
1901 a x, "a; Sundays 0n'y-F'F st.
1905 a. m. Except sunday-Locsi
for Montreal.
1857 A. m. Daily.-New England
States Limited for all Nav
England points
100 .. m, Except Sunday-Local
for st. Adams and Richford.
White River Junction and New
England points.
40 o. m. Except suniay-For
Montreal. Rouses Point. Og-
densbure and Richford
Am n m. Except Sunday--Local
for Cambridge Junction.
6:45 n. m. Daily-Express for Mon
treai and Chicago. And local
for White River Junction.
1i.c0 n m. Daily-Express for ell
New England points
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
400 a. m. Daily-Express from
Boston and New York.
0.1k a. m Except sunday-MaiI
from st Albans ant Cambridge
Junction.
1910 a.. m. Except Sunday. ioca,
from ST. Johnsbury and Caua-
bridge Junction.
tO.4H A.. m. Except Sunday local
from White River Juncticn
and Montpelier.
fD.H0 a. m Sundays only.-Local
-O" from White River Junction.
II 40 a. m. Daily.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal
1.df) n m. Except Sunday. local
from st. Adams. White River
Junction and Montpelier.
6:35 D. m. Except sunday-Mai'
from Providence Boston. Wor.
cester and Springfield.
7.20 n m Daily-Express from
Boston and New York. Local
from Montreal and st. Albans
$40 y. m. Except Sunday. local
from Portland st. Johnsbury
and Cambridge Junction.
II AS D. m. Daily.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal.
H. H. HICKOK. City Pass. Agent
40 College Street.
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MIDDLESEX.

Miss Hattie Herrick and daughter.
Beatrice. accompanied by her little
grandson. started Tuesday morning for
their home in New Britain. Conn. after
spending four weeks in town.-Miss G..
NJ Dewey of Montpelier spent a few
DAYS the first of the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Swft.-Mr. and Mrs. c. &.
Ward gave dinner to the SnOwshOe
club Sunday in honor Of Miss Beatrice
Silloway spent several days with her
grandmother Mrs. Ella Eagan.-Mrs
Wayne Slloway visited her mother, Mrs
Ella Earan. Thursday.-Mrs.J. Eagan
and daughter Mrs Abhie Silloway. were
in Montpelier ThursdaY.-Mrs. Matte
Turner of Montpelier visited Mrs. Ella
Eagan her sister. Tuesday.-Miss Isa-
bel Goodwin of Montpelier spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her uncle and aunt,
MIR and Mrs Wilmer Vaughan.-Mr and
Mrs. Edward Nichols Of Montpelier were
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Wilmer
Vaughan. Sunday.-Miss May Chamberlin
is ill-Mrs. Dan collins il III and under
the care OF phYsc!an.-Miss Margaret
Collins If Montpelier was summoned home
last week hy the Illness OF her mother
The hash supper Wednesday. Feb. II,
was well attended. -The dance held in
Holden han Friday evening was attend
ed by 20 couples The grammar school
will give an entertainment in the Wood
mems hall Friday evening.
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WORCESTER.

MIS-. I-ettic Templcton is ahle to ride
out alvin w Richardson. an old sol
ul"r' IL III at his home up the brook. 49,
Mrs. Esi"lc A, Wilson and Miss Geor-
gia Wilson attended the funeral of Frank
"a 'ornia Of Milton on Sunday Elton
IaNlor of Barre Is passing "A few DAYS
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Taylor of this place
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LOWELL.

The remains OF Joseph Kelley of AL
bany We're brought here Tuesday for
interment. Mrs. ). j. Sisco Of Bradford
IL visiting her mother. Mrs. n, H. New
ton, for week. daughter, Ellen Ce-
lima. was born February II 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Richardson. Frank Finne.
gan OF New York IL visiting his father,
John Finhesah. and other relatives in
town. --orisene Gagnon has gone to Law
rsnceville, que for short visit to his
parents. Philip Paronto hnx gented his
house to Jacob Rubstey. and moved in
with his mother-in-law. Mrs. Touchette,
The marriage of Miss Annie Diette and
Roy ST. Ange was solemnizcd Monday
morning FEBRUARY 10. at the 81, TRnatin's
Church The Rev. Fr, I.avigne perform
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WATERBURY CENTEk

Mig. fuldah Adam. died III her home
Wednesday Feb II after It long Illness
MIS- Adams Was woman OF sterling
qualities. being noted Tor her kindness
To all in need She was - years OF age
and had always resided here She leaves
TWO sisters, Mrs Betsey O'itare of this
place and Mrs, Luther Chase of Middle
sex; two brothers. Horace and Joshua Of
Waterbury Center, The funeral was held
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Typelry1teyS and Supplies

W. II. SHERMAN. l0a CHURCH ST.
When in need of anything in the
typewriter line, call No. 661 and your
wants will be- attended to promptly
}. ii. TAUGHT, rs =. UNION STREET.
Phone $40. Typewriters sold. rented,
exchanged and repaired. Supplies.
Agency for Edison Business Phono-
graph and Edison Mimeograph
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crowds ever at a dance in the city hall.
1t is expected substantial sum will
be realized
Dennis Sweeney Is able to be about
the streets after an Illness Of over 16
weeks most of the time at Iicaton hos
mini
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CAYSVILLE.

Mrs q. Reed went to iittseld last
week and will soon so from there To Rut
land. The valentine social at Eugene
q 'hamherlains was We'll attended 49, i'ue
weekly prayer meeting will he at d. r.
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Mrs. Upton Sinclair has informed
Mr.. Kemp. the Kansas poet. that she
wants to see him no more, having
found a man she loves more
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julius Peterson. Phi. D., Of the t-ni-
versity OF Munich. will act as profess
sor Of German literature at Yale for
two years.
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teeth EXTRACTED

Tie only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without y
particle Of pain, without taking gas.
My method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger: no after effects.
DR. l.. ID. HAVEN.
once. 2S4 Main St. Burlington, Vt
Once Hours. 10 to 8. TO Z.
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week.--Charles Tilotson has gone to Or
leans. where he has employment. He ex-
poets to move his family there n a few
days
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Saturday morning at her residence, the
Rev. p. +. Parker officiating. Interment
was in North Fayston. There were many
beautiful flowers. Leslie Dow Is at
home from the hospital In Montpelier and
is rapidly gaining her health.--A party Of
CHANGERS to the number OF 70 visited
Dillingham; Grange in Duxbury Saturday.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Mrs. Jennie Maurice Was AT Johnson
two days this week Miss Thelma Stearns
y much improved.-Mrs q. u Bragg and
Mrs. -. q. Houehton w-re called to Nor
iisvtile recently by the illness Of their
sister, Mrs. Glen wilkins. Elmer Leach
l. spending the week with his sister,
Mrs VIII Chase, at East Fletcher. -
Daniel Morgan Is in Burlington for med
icai treatment~M Mrs. Chauncey Tillot-
son, who has been with her daughter
MrA Henry Mcksnnon at Denver. colo,
has returned East and was in town last
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bill has been reported T. nuss ar
Dura barring American agricultural
acllinery from use in that country.
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HYDE PARK.

Mre. Joanna oriswold. aged about 30
years, died Friday after long Illness.
She WAS "A long time resident of this
place and a descendant of the Fitchs
larly settlers OF the town. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon from her late
home tho Rev, n. Lamb officiating, go
Mrs W s. cobb OF ilardwick Is in town.
called hers by illness OF relatives ,.-'E,
q Sherwin Is confined to the house by
illness The funeral Of Mrs. John Hub
bard was held Friday from her late
home at Centerville. with burial at the
Center. the Rev. II. Lamb officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goddard visited
relatives at Albany Saturday and Sun
day.-The Rev. II. Lamb has been called
10 the pastorate of the West Brattleboro
Congregational Church. His parishion-
srs here hope he will remain with them.
Ray Newton, magician, appears In the
asst entertainment in the lecture course
this evening Captain Wait was in
burlington Friday.--F. Y. Keller has
been at home the past few days.-Mrs.
Cynthia Ferguson Is confined to the
house by ilness.-Miss Marie Verreault.
Senator Pages stenographer, Is visiting
relatives at Quebec.-Miss Bessie Brown
has been III for several days. but Is now
much better.
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Arthur Hawley OF Pueblo Colo. was
sailed home by the serious illness Of
Ais father, A. \. Hawlcy. who is now
much improved Schools in town closed
Friday.-Leon Cushin has bought and
taken possession of Fred Edwards farm
at South Cambridge.-Martin n. Dodge
I'd has bought the new house and u part
Of the farm Of Charles Hapgood.
Sybil Raymore is spending the week in
Eden and Hyde Park.-Dr. and Mrs.
Flandreau are in Guildhall, N. H., CALLED
there by the serious illness OF Mrs.
F1andreaus mother.-News has been re-
ceived Of the safe arrival OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Varnum in Los Angeles, Cal
l.. S. Morse has bought the land near
Brewster river. of the estate Of Isadore
Gome.-The band fair In Woodman's hall
the past week was a success. The literary
exercises were exceptionally good.-M n.
Dodge returned Saturday from several
lays visit in Essex and Burlington.
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WoLCoTT.

Nathaniel Jones. VINO is in his 92nd
year. fell Thursday, while ascending the
steps at home. striking his chest against
the railing. 1t is feared he is injured in
ternally.--L. e. Armstrong, who has been
spending some weeks In Barton, returned
home Feb. 13.-Mrs H. S. Cleveland of
Lebanon. ~ H.. Is in town.-Mrs. Hattie
Waite Of Randolph was in town the 18th
to attend the funeral OF Angie Jones'
Miss Carrie Hubbell returned Friday from
Morrtsville. main return pipe to the
heating plant at the station froze on the
18th and the plumbers worked nearly all
night to thaw the pipes.-The machinery
for the electric light plant has arrived
&C. e Haskell is repairing his saw mill
Tor new machinery. Walter Sabin Is do
ing the work.--Mrs. +. j. Smith is visit
ing In Morrisville.-O. B. Kendall was in
Hardwick F'riday.-Mrs Mabe Udall is
visiting in Craftsbury.
pleasant wedding occurred at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday night,
when Ernest E. Corrow and Mary F. Rem.
ME. both Of Wolcott. were married by the
Rev. j. T. Baxendale
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Laundry
STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office las Cherry street. H. W. Bull
lock, proprietor, Fine Shirt, Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone SSH or send post
al and driver Will call.
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Roofer
H. R. SAILS,

Roofer and dealer In all kinds Of
roofing material Contracts executed.
rst-class work. Estimates. $50 North
street.
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Plumbers

FRANK 8. LANOU & SON,
Practical Plumbers and steam Filters.
% ~. Paul street.
Next North burlington Savings HANK.