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LEICESTER.

Mr. and Mrs Paul La Morder of Sails
bury visited Sunday at John Pitrdge's.
Mrs Henry Ryder, who has been con-
fined to her bed for some time. is falling.
Miss Exile Morse returned Monday to
her school In Holden, after spending sew
eral weeks with her parents Harry
Morse has resigned his position in West
Rutland and will be at home this summer
on account of the illness of his father, II.
n Morse.-Mrs \, r. Stanley, who has
been confined to the house all winter by
illness, remains about the same
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Titanic Miss Bissette is the daughter OF
Joseph Bissctte of whiting and had been
in Europe as the companion of Mrs. J.
Stewart White of New York city, who is
also reported among those saved.--The
funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Murray Of Corn
wall was held at St. Marys Roman Cath
Ollie Church Wednesday morning at nine
o clock. Father J. ID. Shannon OBLIGATED
and the burial was in the family lot in
the Catholic cemetery. The bearers were
Frank. Jerry and Fred Murray, Silas
Morris. William Richards and Eugene
shackett Mrs. Murray had been In III
health about three weeks and she died
Sunday. Sho Is survived by a husband.
three sons and a daughter. sho was 4S
years Of age.--At a meeting of the board
OF managers of the Middlebury Improve
ment society on April 8, work for the
summer was discussed This work will
be, for the most part, confined to the
parks and streets and will be simply an
attempt to keep the weeds out and the
papers, sticks and rubbish picked UP and
disposed of. They osk the cooperation of
every man, woman and child In the vii
lage For this object the week of April 30
will be Appointed and called Clean Town
Week." OF which further notice will be
givon.--James Tuliy OF Weybridgo was
arrested Monday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff n. j. Senfoid for intoxication and
was in Judge Foote's court Tuesday. Hs
was given the usual fnc Of s. and costs
amounting to 500, which ne paid-I;zra
Gravel. a 1G-year-old boy, was arrested
Monday by Policeman Jerry Degray and
MIA To-, f,t1 !,
| was in Judge Foote's cour, and was fined
50 and costs. He signed the pledge and
was discharged The young man was
obliged to disclose az he was minor and
disclosed on James Tnllv of Weybridse
and Charles Partridge of Salisbury. They
were arrested and both pleaded not guilty
and were bound over to the June term
| OF the Addison county court Bail was
| fixed at $3.50 each. which both furnished
The leading man in "Hool.gen's Trou-
Die company, which will appear at the
opera house this evening, Is w. NJ. Glib
| son OF East Mddlebury The annual sup
| per and roll call of the Memorial Baptist
| Church will be held in the church parlors
| this evening. Supper will be served at
| seven 'clock.-Lake Dunmore Lodge. No.
| II. @. o. F.. conferred the third de-
| gree on two candidates Wednesday even
ing. Friday evening they will celebrate
| the anniversary of the organization with
| appropriate ex crcises. followed by a ban
| quet and social hour-Thc Ladies Of Will
| liam p. Russell Circle, No. 6, will give
q clothespin supper in the Volunteer Hose
company's hall from five to eight o'clock
Monday evening.-Mrs. Mary A. Lang
! worthy, widow of the late MyrOn II
| Langworthy. has returned to her home
on Seminary street after spending the
winter in Hampton, N. Y. Fair Haven
and Hillsdale, y. H.-Among people here
| from out of town are j. y. Cobb of Bur-
llngton. John H. Donnelv of Nergcnnes,
j. S. Perry of Boston, Ralph w. Ray of
| Washington. Conn, and George II. Chap
! man of Worcester, Mass.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

w. r. Sargen, went 10 Hudson n H.
Saturday to visit his daughter MIS- u.
w. Bagley--G. a. Baker was IN burhhg-
ton Friday to visit his SON. Heorse'-
Mrs Clara Norton was at nome from
burlington over Sunday,-Mrs' Anna lat'
commenced school on shaker mn Moh-
day.-Leslie A. Taft OF this place ana
Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson OF WORCESTER
Mass. we're married Thursday evening
Nv the Rev II !. Kemp-pr' Heorse
spiller had the misfortune TO ran ana
hreak his ankle while travelling In the
south mart of the state.
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JERICHO.

Daniel Splain Of st. Adams whose 'ohu''
,ion with pneumonia and typhoid was
very critical and who mas oeeh SLOWLY
improving for many weeks, has recovered
sufficiently to come to the home or Mrs
splain's parents. Mr. and Mrs D. A. Nc
Gee. accompanied by his wife and young
son. Stanley George Miller has finished
work for c. +. ReavN where he has
been through the winter ana has entered
Williams mill.-P. s Bullock Is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. w, r. Curtis Louis
DeForse has taken George Miller's place
at the grist mill-Arthur Halves OF Bur-
lIngton was In town Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. y. n. Brownel OF Essex Junction
have been visiting at Joseph Bissonetts
on their way to Waite Bliss's at the
Center, where they viii remain a few
days,-Zeb DeForge has moved his family
here from Hardwick. -Miss Laura
Carroll OF burlington, formerly of this
town. underwent n successful operation
at the Fanny Allen hospital last week.
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CHARLOTTE.

Shoes still holding out better than my
money. Ladies Oxfords $l26, $50 and
500 Stanton Williams.
The Misses Grace and Louise Bora re-
turned to Lebanon, y. Y, Saturday.-F.
II. Horsford has his full force of help
employed for the season.-Mrs. Clara
Sampson is very III. threatened with
pneumonia. Her daughter. Mrs. Arunah
Tucker. is caring for her.-Mrs william
Owen has moved into Lloyd fuckers
tenement on Mutton Hill.
Thirty OF the friends and neighbors Of
]. II. Thorp surprised him Thursday even
ing, to congratulate him on his Soth BIRTH
day.-Miss Lou Thompson of New York
city is visiting her father. c. j. Thomp-
son-AIiss Helen Hicks, who has been AZ
Mrs NJ. j. Aexanders all winter, has
gone to Burlington.-Several from THIS
Grange visited the Burlington Grange
Saturday night-Mrs. j. p Ramsay &c
Springfield. Ill, has opened her hoESa
here for the summer.
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RICHMOND.

There was large gathering at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Stevens Fri
day evening. given in honor of the Rev.
and Mrs. T. +. Treat, who leave May
for their new home In Pittsford. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
evergreen and pink carnations. There
was short musical program after which
refreshments were served.-Mrs. Ray
Bartlett and daughter have re-
turned from Schenectady, y. i.
where they have been visiting her
sister. Miss Josephine Kirby.--The infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Terrlen,
died at the Fanny Allen hospital Frday
night. where he WIS operated on that
afternoon. The funeral was held sun
day afternoon at two o'clock at the
Church Of Our Lady OF the Holy Rosary.
w w Miller was the guest Of his par
ents in Randolph over Sunday. Mrs. Bee
man Of Burlington was the guest Of her
brother. L. f. Douglas, Saturday.-Mrs.
II. K. Norton Of Burlington, who has been
the guest of Miss Cal.sta Williams re-
turned Sunday morning.
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GRANVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Whitney work FOR
Ross Goodyear this year-William Bean
has taken possession Of s. F. Hubbard S
farm which he IL to carry on the pres
ent year The Champlan Realty com
pany has finished slucng logs from this
place and broke camp Monday and NOV
ed southwark, About 100000 feet of logs
went from this place and as many are
TO 20 from Pttsfield and West Roches-
ter,-Mr. and Mrs Eugene Pratt were
called to Randolph Tuesday by the death
OF his sister. Mrs. Charles Miles.
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SOUTH STARKsBORo.

Stephen Young OF Port Chester, N. T.,
was guest Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David ollansbee.-Schoois commence
Monday. Miss Fannie Wright Of Bristol
will teach at Jerusalem and Miss Kittie
Meehan Of BRISTOL the Orvis district
Robert Young has bought the farm own
ed by his mother. Mrs. Mary Young. 1t
was formerly the Stephen orren farm.
Stephen Young. who has been visiting
relatives here the past two weeks. has
returned to his home in Port Chester, n.
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ADDISON.

r. ID. Gamer. was was in wreck re-
Gently. was able to be on duty Monday
He had been to New York to purchase a
span of horses and on tho return trip
some of the cars left the track. Mr.
spooner was rendered Unconscious and
was cut and bruised.-Mr and Mrs James
Baker are soon to leave for Worcester.
Mass. to remain permanently. lie has
rented his home place to NJ. A. Smith and
sold the creek property to Mr. and Mrs
stanton Cross Mrs. Elizabeth Willmarti
left Monday for New York 10 spend the
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WEYBRIDGE.

Nellie. the little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Perkins, Is il.-The spring
term of school has opened in all the dis
trlcts. Mrs Harrington returns to Hunt
ington Falls, Miss Martin of Poultney at
the village. Miss Nellie Mcehan of Starks-
boro at the monument and Miss Winnie
Warner has returned to the stone school
house.--Raymond w. Sturtevant has fin
shed work at the saw-mil in Bridport
und returned to his home.-H. l.. Thomp-
son recently received quantity Of fruit
from his Cuban fruit farm.
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school-Harry Palmer attended the con-
ference at Saratoga. and Mrs. How
'rd Mallory of Burlington spent Sunday
at his fathers. Charles Mallory. Miss
Jennie Martin has gone to Burlington TO
attend business college .-Bernie Bissette
has gone to Bennington. where he mas
position with manufacturing company
MIS- frank Baker spent Monday IN
purlinston'-Dr. c. n. curtis has peen
returned TO the Methodist Church Tor an
o'her vear.-lra Thompson has returnco
10 bennington after visiting at his IT,
'her John Thompson.-May Martin was
visitor ut the Martin house Monday
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SEELBURNE.

The Rev w y. Goodman, H. w. Tracy
and Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Russell have To-
turned from Saratoga, where they attend
ed the conference J. Hodek!ns -
turned to Johnson Monday after spend.n-
Sunday with Mrs. Hodgkins at DR.. Stoi-
dard's Mrs. Robert Penney of Middle
bury spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Ray
Elizabeth Thorp returned to MiddleourY
College Monday after spending her Eas-
ter vacation with her parents. MT anI
Mrs E. A. Thorp of Hyde Park-Mr.
Hadley has been engaged to teach tho
rest OF the term in the grammar grades.
Mrs. Rose Gervia OF Burlington is IL
al the home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Perin.
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VERGENNES.

The new dormitory for the girls at tho
state Industrial school is nearly COM
pleted and will be ready for occupancy
in a few weeks. The building is SUBJ
stantial brick structure the main part
being 81 by % feet with an ell part Is by
- feet and will accommodate 20 girls
The building has been constructed along
modern and improved sanitary lines and
will be a fine addition to the State prop
crty. There is large cement basement
and on the first floor Is n reception room
and parlor. dining room. 80 by % kitchen.
etc. On the upper floor each girl will have
a small sleeping room to herself. and
when the luiding Is completed IT will be
an important step in the work of segre-
cation of inmates, which Superintendent
Barss hopes to carry out more fully in
the future. The building will he heated
from the big boilers in tho main building,
by means of underground pipes run
through tunnel same a the other build
ngs. The employees of the school assist
ed by the boys performed Il greater part
of the work on the building. including all
of the plumbing and cement work
Miss Fannie Simon has returned from
Mary fletcher hospital where she under
went an operation for appendicitis
Antoine Firkey has returned from "A visit
to Worcester. Aass.--'rhe food sale held
Saturday afternoon by the l.ad.': Aid or
the Methodist Episcopal Church nettcd
the society $1ioi-The condition Of Henry
Brooks, Sr, j. worry low. Mrs. Jame )
Casey, who has been seriously Ill for seN-
eral days. remains about the same,
Miss Jennie Bristol of Mddlebury visit
ed her mother, Mrs. NJ. r. Bristol, sun
day.-P. Fl Ryan attended the funeral OF
Michae, Hogan al Center Rutland Mon
ay--Miss Mabel Perkins of Burlington
Is In town.-I'rank Warner of Albany,
y. Y. passed Sunday with his parents.
Mr and Mrs. Cassius Warner.-The
Jacobs place consisting of farm building
ana q acres o: land has been sold TO
NJ Brs;Aon for s., 100, -On account OF a
severe cold Miss Edna Ball was unable
to teach In che graded school Monday
Mrs =. \. BRADBURY has returned from
Washington. l.. c.. WHARF she passed the
winter bliss Goidie Munroc resumed her
duties as teacher al the graded school
yesterday after weeks illness
Ada Zottman OF Mlddlebury spent Sunday
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Zott.
man.
At a regular convocation of Jerusalem
Chapter, No. .. II. A. NJ. Monday even
ing the following officers were elected.
T.. II. r., Roy NJ. Spooner; *, j. A. lIar-
rington; s., q. w Ross; treasurer, j. II
Harrington; secretary. G Il. O. kimbal!,
c. H., G. Z. 3 Pierce: i. $, DR. G. H.
Cole; Il. a. G, Il. w Day, NJ. of third
veil G. j. O'Bryan; NJ of second veil, r.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

George Patch visited his sister in Cabot
Monday. Ella Cole invited the chill
dren of the village to a sugar party at
her home Monday afternoon.-Clarice
Jennings has been spending few days
with her grandparents, MI. and Mrs c.
+ Jennings .-Charles Montgomery has
been confined to the house by Illness for
the past few days,-Arthur Burbank Is
on his mail route again.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mills and family
raised Wednesday at the home OF { =
Sanderson. Hortense Miner IS guest
of Mrs. Jennie Fay.-Nrs. Luther Cu!neN
has returned from visit in New York
State.-Mr and Mrs James ODanieis
passed Wednesday night at F. F. Smiths.
School opens Monday. April Is.
Winnie Shean was at home from Bur
lington over Sunday.-School opened
Monday with Miss Ethel Iandon teach
er.-Thomas Shean Is In Burlington
Ralph Wells spent Saturday and sunday
with his sister, Carrie. in Burlington.
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UNDERHILL.

The pupils OF Mrs a. T. Arkley Will
give d musicale Friday evening at G y.
r hall 10 large number of invited
guests.-AIrs. II. H. Burnett went last
week to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment-W. II. Mcclellan has rented
rooms OF Mrs Ellsworth. whore he has
moved his famly.-The Rev. a. H. Stur-
CESS returned from Newport Tuesday.
where ne had been attending conference.
A e Nyet,e and family of BurlinS-
ton visited at a. d. MYette's this week
There was sugar party AT +. 7. tbs
lison's Saturday
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Edward
w. Freeman has applied for license OF
the ffth-olass to sell intoxicating liquors
O: his place Of business In Masonic block.
on Bridge street. In Richmond Vermont,
A public hearing will be held in the
town room In said Richmond. Vermont.
April 22nd. 1912. at 10 a. m. to hear any
objections or grievances IN regard to
granting said license.
Richmond. Vermont, April Q. 1919,
A. &, BERRY.
ID. MAHONDY.
l.. A. ALGTR
Selectmen.
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

The Ladies' Aid society will hold n pam
cake and maple syrup social this
evening at Allen hall.--Mrs. Esme Palm
er Is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Henry
Rowley, in Sholburne, Josephine
Kingsnnd has returned to Castleton
where She is a pupil in tse State normal
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SHoREHAM.

MI. and Mrs. John Dewolf. who passed
the winter with their son In Hunter. N. Y.
have returned and are with their daughter.
Mrs A. q. Dudley Mrs. c. N. North.
state regento of the Daughtersof the Amer
lean revolution, Dr. Mary NJ. Plat. re-
gent, ana Miss Wlnlfred Farr. delegates
or Hend's Cove Chapter, are In Washing
ton. d. c., attending the conference Of
the national aociety-A surprise party
was given Miss Ethel Belden Saturday
AFTERNOON. her 10th birthday. by seven
friends. Refreshments were served. The
decorations were in rod, white and blue
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCabe have II
daughter, born Last Thursday
Ethel and Winona Burditt returned Sat-
urday evening and resumed teaching In
the Academy schools Monday. Miss Ma
thews of Middletown Springs has tho
school taught by Miss Douglass, who has
entered the Castleton Normal school.
Miss Prindle of Mddletown Springs has
the school at Iarabee's Point.-Mr and
Mrs. Hugh Baker are visiting in Brandon.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Juno Kinds was at home from Was
terbury over sunday Airs, Julias Drinks
water Is better.-School opened Monday
with Mrs. Edison Pierce tcacher-Miss
Daisy Kenyon was home over Sunday
from Burlington. where she Ia attending
the business collese,-F. ;. Marvin has
been III the past few days.-Not muck
sugar has been made in town to date.
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Mrs. Jennie Balch Of Burlington Is Wis.
Ting Mrs. Mary Balch and other rela-
tives here.-Mr. and Mrs. J.. J. Foster OF
Westford, spent Sunday at his fathers.
Curtis Chates was in Burlington Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ransom and
son, Carlton, Of eJricho Center. spent
Sunday at o. n. Brown's.-uarrv
Wright. who has been i'll, is much i'm
proved.-Miss Loretta Bates of Esse,,
Center was the guest Of Miss Blanche
wilder over Sunday.-The Ladies' Heir
society OF the Baptist Church Will servq
dinner from y until two o'clock wednes.
day. May Mrs. Henry Desany return
ed Sunday from Essex Junction ana her
condition Is reported very serious.-Ad-
die Yandow Of Essex is boarding at Mr.
Herbert's and attending grammar school
II. w. Keller spent Sunday and Mon
day AT his home in South Ifero.-Nrs
Scott, who has been visiting Mrs. ]. p
Hunter and family. has returned to Mon
treal.-Miss Marjory Whitcomb pleasant
ly entertained about 80 of her young
friends and schoolmates Saturday after
noon from two until five o'clock az her
home in celebration of her 10th birthday.
| Misses Dorothy Day and Bertha schell-
hammer assisted in servlnr-Arrs. F. :.
| Tomlinson, Miss Lulu Lincoln and Mrs.
| o. n. Brown attended a sugar party in
Underhill given by Mrs. g. y. Styges.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis Chates and daugh-
ter, who were called here three weeks,
ago by the illness OF his grandmother
Mrs. Hannah Chates, have returned to
I.aconia, n. r., after settling as far a.,
possible the affairs Of his grandmother.
| Mrs. j. +. Whitten. who has been III
for 10 days. Is improving Mrs Morton
Whitney and daughter, Barbara, whu
have been visiting Mrs. Whitney par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Il. Rood, for a
week, returned Wednesday TO Bristol -
John Mattress, who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. C. T.. Percival. has re-
turned to Lebanon, n. H.-Miss Ada Hod
ges OF Richmond is visiting her aunt
| Miss Minnie Haeklns.
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WESTFORD.

Floyd Rice has returned to his school
In Peekskill, n. Y.-Evans Kidder has
gone to Middebury and Maurice kidder
has resumed his work at Williams COL
lege.-Mrs. Loua Macomper is somewhat
better Miss LESSEE Cobb has returned
70 Essex Junction,-The Daisy CHAIN
meets at the home OF Mrs. J. L. Allen
Saturday afternoon.
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BR1DPoRT.

Miss Annie Dukett was married last
week to Russell Myrick.-Basil DeLong.
who was injured about the eye by a fly
ing stick. has returned from a special
list with his eyesight restored.
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suinmer-Flossie st. Clair OF vergennes
was at home over Sunday.-The @. r. p.
met at the vestry Friday evening.-Mrs.
G. T. Rcokie entertained the Ladies' Ala
at her home Wednesday. Supper wns serv-
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AUTOMOBILES.

1911 CHALMERS FORTY" for sale.
foredoor. four passenger car, has been
run 1000 miles. in perfect condition,
cost with equipment so4o5.0c. Will sell
at a bargain. o. s. Presbrey Burling-
ton. 9a,d&w,tf
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent O word, each in.
sertion. Copy may be
changed every weak. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
IL less thar, J2 words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from 250 to
1000 lines within ~ con-
secutive months.
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HELP wanted for general housework
about middle OF May l6 miles from
Burlington. Pleasant home. No farm
work. Small family Address, Comfort,
Free Press office. 4lw.3t
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WANTED.

ITALIAN BEES wanted; two or three
colonies. william Spencer, Waterbury.
VT a,d:&w.3w
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FOR SALE.

MILL AND WATER POWER FOR
SALE. grist mill, house, barn and sheds
in first-class condition. located in one
Of the best farming sections in Yer
mont. Terms made known on applica-
ton. c. E. Cook, Shoreham Center
VT. W.d&w1w.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS-Weekly circular free. Dept. III
p. F. Leland. 81 Milk st.. Boston
64,33t&w,5t
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VERMONT FARMS for sale. Catalogue
Of farms and miscellaneous property
free. W. N. Cove and E. w. Estey,
Bristol. VI 225, d&.w,tf
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POINTERS.

OWNERS Cy FARMS who wish to hire
neip Of to cell u farm. should use
This column. Nearly 5000 copies Of
this papse are sold every issue and
ToR advertisement would be read
b. many possible buyers. s6.wtf
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One Of to-day's real estate ads will and
~ new owner for some ought-to- benin
proved lots
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Business Directory
General Contractor
WILLIAM BLONDIN.

General building contractor. Manu-.
facturer CT Cement building Blocks.
22S Main Street. burlington, Vermont
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