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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Loretta Thompson returned to her
studies at Montpelier Monday. after
spcnding the holiday vacation at home
Miss Olive White of Panton spent last
week with her aunt. Mrs. Hattie Robbins.
Mrs. Robbins is in poor health.-The
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist society VIII
meet Thursday with Mrs Fred McAuley.
Mrs Abbie FAIR and Mrs i. H. f1ske
are ill.--The Rev. r. w. Hal!oWelI, VINO
went ~ his home in Philadelphia to spend
New Years with his parents Will return
on Friday.--Miss Bernce Twltchen and
Miss Louise johnson returned to their
schools Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. n. \.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Shaw. G. NJ.
Baker and Mr.. Balentne attended the
funeral of Mrs. John Harrington at YER
'ruo
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NEW HAVEN.

The preparatory lecture Will Do held
Thursday evening instead of Friday
The installation of officers OF Beaver
Glenn grange will he held Friday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Narney OK
Bristol will be the installing officers. Re-
frcshments will he served. William Nc
Intvre and j. t. Davis were in BurlinS-
ton Tuesday. -Miss Ruth Dution Is visit
ing friends in town.-Mr and Mrs. |. j.
Everest entertained en- New Years day
George Everest and family. Nrs. Adams.
Mrs. W. w. Wilson of Bristol and Hazei
and Cecil Danhrook of Rurington-Miss
Gretta Danbrook has returned from Bur-
lngton.-Mr. and Mrs. II y. Danbrook
attended n watch meeting at II. e. PECK
Sunday evening.-About :, couples attend
ed the dance at the hall Friday evening
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Wednesday Miss Stella Turner IL Ill
with tonslitis AT the home of her sisters
on Franklin street.-The winter term Of
college will begin to-day and the winter
term Of the graded school on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilcox and their two
children and Mrs. Joseph Kelley have re-
turned from holiday visit at the home
of Frank Kelley IN Pittsford.-Among
the people here from out OF town are r..
T.. McEvoy of Boston, +. II. Eidredge
and w. y. Diveau Of Br1dp0rt. Lyman w.
Petit Of Cornwall. Harrison Phillips of IT.
conderoga, n. y. and II. G. Peck OF New
Haven
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to November IS. 1884. He was mem
Der Of Libanus Lodge, +. e. a. NJ. and
w. c. Dunton Post, q. A. II. He is sur
vived by two sons, Warner Of Meredith,
n. H., and Walter of this town, two
daushters Mrs w. Y. Sturtevant OF Free
port, Me- and Mrs. C. G. Currier Of this
town. The funeral services were held
at the house at two o'clock Yesterday.
William Jennings was visitor In
Brandon over Sunday.-Miss Belle Jen-
nings Ia visiting in Burlington. About 20
OF the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
May surprised them at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. l.. w. Bates on Church street
Monday evening. The occasion was the
5th anniversary OF their marriage. They
were presented with a jardiniere stand
Mrs. Elizabeth Sumner Of East Middle
bury Is a guest of her niece. Mrs. T.. IT,
Sherwin for an indefinite stay.
DR.. S. s. Green and George Green OF
Buffalo, n. y. are visiting here and in
South Starksboro.--Daniel Monroe is act
ing janitor Of the Memorial library build
| ing.-The funeral Of Benjamin Sheldon
was held yesterday afternoon at his LAKE
| homo on Spring street. The Rev. T.. X
| Stone officiated. assisted by the Rev. T.
]. Ranslow. The bearers we're T. IT, East
man, C. l.. McGee, DR.. g. r. Edmund'
and II. y. Tatro. The burial was In TN
family lot in Greenwood cemeterN.-Ove
500 birds are on exhibition at the pouitr!
show in Holley hall.---The students. VIII
have been spending the holidays at thei
homes here. are returning to their schoo
work.--Alfred Smally had his thumb an
one finger badly cut while at work i
Wright r. Hewitts mill Tuesday .-Warne
Sheldon OF Meredith, y. H., has bee
called here by the death Of his father
BENJAMIN Sheldon. F r. Hasseltine ha
returned to Meredith, y. IA j. Gran
is seriously il.--Mr. and Mrs r. "
! pemeIitt have returned to Waterbur
after spendin, New Years With Mr.. an
Mrs f. 3. Palmer-H. c. Brown OF Bu
lingtcn was in town Monday and Tue
day-Mr. and Mrs. q. +. Cox of Esse
h Junction spent New Years with Mr. ar
2 Mrs. Earl Meader.-A delegation fro
Dunton Post attended the Sheldon fu
: eral
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WEST BOLTON.

Robert Gregory has gone to ProViden's'
r. T., to enter n theological SCHOOL
Charles Woodward has finished work Tor
o. ]. Elosford and with hihs family haNs
gone TO their home in DuNhurN-A l..
Hardy Is visiting his daughter In SchuN-
Ierville y. Y.-Mrs. h, Guyette has ~
turned to Georgia where she Is learning
telegraphy. Walter Lacaillade OF Wor-
cester. Mass. who has visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs s I.acaillade. return
ed Monday Darwin Jones OF Toronto.
Ont. is visiting his parents, Mr.. ana Mr..
Byron Jones. Mrs, A. Tomlinson reurn-
ed 20 her home in 6tarksboro Monday.
having passed a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B, Hall.-There was an
installation Of oficert At the Grange
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SHOREHAM.

The Academy school opened TUESDAY
Miss Stickney OF the high school, ana
tho Misses Burditt returned from the'r
vacation Monday evening. -Thursdhy IL
ladies' attended the missionary meeting
at the parsonage, a small attendance be-
cause OF bad travelling -Frcdor'c Fas-
come who has passed the holidays win
his aunt, Ms. X. y. rreble retur"T 10
Fort Edw.0d Monday. Miss HUI ny re-
turned to Thetford and Mis-. lnez ooh
TO Moores. n. y. where they are aeh'
ing-Mr. and Mrs. Guy De W. re-
turned to Hunter. ~ v. Saturd3 MT,
De Wolfs parents went With an"
expect to pass the winter IN 'ei'
The friends Of Miss Ethel Jones hef
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Fire DESTROYED the house and barn OF
CLAYTON Tart last week. II was partly
covered by insurance Mrs. ]. z, An
drews Of Essex Junction IS visiting her
son. Frod-Anna Norton Of l4coanou,
n. r.. spent the holidays with her faith
er. r. \. Norton.-Fred Andrews AVID
W. l.. Ring had telephones put in"
their houses Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Andrews visited
his sister. Mrs. Ralph Gorton. nj bristol
Mondav-Mr. and Mrs Vernon Dumas
and son of Warren are guests or James
Swinyer. There Is not much chanEo ~
the condition OF Mrs, y. \ Garment
and D. +. Hanks-Mr. and Mrs y ~
JOHNS are in Burlington.
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TOWNSVILLE.

r. r. Gilett was IN Burlington Tues
day.--Clyde Averil is ill.--Several fron.
here attended the dance AZ Huntington
New Years night.-Mr. and Mrs. J. Z.
Berry were visitors at G. ". McCiarham :
Sunday Mrs. Green and children al
Richmond have been visiting Mrs. Ger-
MANA daughter was horn to Mr.. AMI
Mrs. j. y. Francis December 29.-Mrs
Merton hlger, who underwent an opera
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital Ia.
week, is doing well.--Mrs. Rober'
Knowles Of Burlington was at Fran
Townes over New Years.
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BRIDPORT.

Carroll Smith and family have returned
from Buffalo, wife of the Rev. Mr..
Evans was presented with fur coat
Christmas by the Ladies' society.-Mlss
Kate Baldwin was the recent guest or
Mrs. T. L. Mincr-C. F.. Palmer has re-
turned from burlington. Fred DeLonH
Is at home from tho Mary FLETCHER nos
pital.-C. J. Barbour attended the X. r.
y. carriers meeting at Nersennes-
Schools opened January =.
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CHI1TENDEN COUNTY
W1NoOsK1.

Overseer Of the Poor George Sheppard
died shortly before 6 O'Clock sunday even
ing at his home on Malletts Bay avenue
MIR Sheppard had been in poor health for
the past four months and had been con-
fined TO his bed. Death was due to hard
ening of the liver. Mr. Sheppard was
born in Joliet, p. @, June !. 800 and
when but ~ years of age removed to
THIS village. For many years he conduct
ei "A grocery store a; his home on Nal
let's BAY avenue. Five years ago he was
elected to tire office Of overseer of the
poor and had been reelected each sue
ceedins year Mr. Sheppard was a MEM
Der of G.'u'nion St. Jean Baptiste DAmer-
ique and at the time OF his death was
president of the Rocha mbeault club. Be
sides a wife he leaves one son, George
Sheppard He is also survived by three
brothers and five sisters. DR.. j. J. Shop
pard Of Joliet, /. O., Albert Shep-
pard Of Montreal and Oscar Sheppard of
| this place. Mrs. Eliza Desjardins of Mont
real Mrs. Nina Chapdelalne of St JUS
| tin. y. O., Miss Charlotte and Miss Jen-
ME Sheppard of st. Bruno Station. p. o.
and Miss Ellide Sheppard Of Rivierre de
| Prairie, =. q.
Mrs. Paul Dumaa died at her home on
East Center street AT seven o'clock Satur-
| day morning of pulmonary consumption
| nj the age of "a years. She leaves besides
| her husband one son. aged L. years.
| She is also survived by her father and
| mother Mr. and Mrs Joseph Rogers OF
| Weaver street, and five brothers and two
sisters Fred and George Rogers of Am
sterdam, y. Y, Frank of Harrisviile y,
| H., and Edward Rogers of Nashua. y.
| H.. Oliver Rogers and Mrs George Rich
ard Of this place and Mrs. Austin Feeney
| of Boston. The funeral Was held at eight
o'clock Tuesday morning nj ST. Francis
| Navier church.
The banns Of marriage were published
NJ St francis Navier Church Sunday
for the first time between Miss Blanche
I.aferrlerr. and Leopold PORTER.
Word was received Monday by Ar
thur St John of the death in Falnham,
E. O.. Of his wife. Mrs 81, John went
there 10 the home of her parents some
few weeks ago on account "f illness
Mr. St John Went Monday 20 make
l ARRANGEMENTS for burial
| n municipal court Thursday Franz
lin. soldier of II troop at Fort Ethar
Allen WAS arraigned on two charges o.
assault with intent to kill and VAS bounc
l over to county court. The case grew on
Of his insulting Miss Jessie Parker an,
p n soldier with whom she was walking o.
East Allen street Saturday night. Hi
was bound over in the sum OF 500 on eacl
charge In default OF furnishing ~
. amount Of $500 he was remanded to iai
: Miss Parker. the colored woman upo
whom the alleged assault WAS attempted
- was bound over as a witness in the cas-
u in the sum OF 800. which she could nc
! furnish and was taken back to jail.
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STARKSEORO.

Some from here attended the dance Mt
Ninesburg January Miss Margaret Nc
Coy OF Richmond is in town.-The grange
meeting will be held tie 9th Floyd Smith
Ia at home from ST. Adams. --Carlton I'M
is in poor health.--Georgc O'bryAn Killed
a. 10 months old hog that, when dressed,
weighed i?S pcunds.-tirace Hanson Is at
home from the burlington high school,
Anna Briggs 10 visiting her grandparents,
Nr and Mrs. John Crowley. for few
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BRISTOL.

Ropert Dunshee of Troy. y. Y, Is N!S'
itins his mother. Mrs. Nccna NJ. Dun-
shee.-B J. Clark IS in Fair iaNen.-I"
: Warner has gone to North Hero
Miss Gertrude Parmlee is at home from
her Springfield school for two weeks
vaca ions. NJ. Golf reports the morn'
Ing tenpera lure for December as fol-
lows: Highest. - degrees: lowest 'hrfe
degrees; morning average .@.l2 degrees
last year. ia deerees; noon average Hl';
last year - degrees; snow fan. I'VE
inches: last year. 81 inches, rainfall ia
inches: last year. IA inches clear days -
Part clear Ia cloudy. II; north wind. ~
days; south. %: variable S; highest point
reached, CO degrees greatest VIVA
velocity. 10 miles an hour, last year,
MORNINGS below zero. this year none. -
| The Rev. w. T.. Stuvtevant and son w.
turned to their home In Freeport. Me
| Monday.-L. L. Lawrence of Nergennes
spent New Years with his son and fam
ily.--John Bushey. an old veteran. Is IN
poor health Miss Helen Bosworh is in
| burlington.
| Mrs. l.. G. Russell. who has been n
guest Of Mrs. G. w. Sncden, returned "a
Middleoury Saturday.--A. j. Crane il i'm
| proving after weeks illness Misses
| Kathleen and Marjorie Edmunds are a;
home from Middlebury.-El Morrill,
Is visiting his sons In Springfield Mass -
Mrs Hannah Needham is at home from
Burlington.-'rhe officers OF Bristol Lodge
l. O o. F.. elected Friday evening are
| II. y. Tatro noble grand: James Han
Ion, vice-prand; y. X. Wilson, financia
and recording secretary; w. q. Daggett
treasurer e. W, Dunshee Of Proctor !,
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WEsTFORD.

Frank p. smith has gone to Wash
in,.,,r ID C.. where he will remain for
several weeks.-rhe Rev Mr.. feathers
ur,..ched in the Congress ational Church
SUNDAY morning Miss Media Rice re-
turned to salem normal school MONDAY
Evans and Maurice Kidder nave re-
turned to college. --Flovd a. Rice has
gone to Peekskill, y. " to resume teach
Ing as principal of the commercial de-
partment OF the high school. Mrs. {. h
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miscellaneous shower at the home Of
Mrs w @. Larrabee Friday afternoon
Friday evening the Orwell Dramatic club
will present Down East in Academy
hall under the auspices of Alma Hen.
dee" Chapter o. T.. S. There will he
dancing.Mrs James Moore entertained
the Moravian club Tuesday.--Dr Mary
Plat returned from Boston saturday
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One Locomobile, 4x5 motor five passen-
ger top. five lamps and generator. shock
absorbers. Gabriel and bulb morns. foot
rest, robe rail-, trunk rack. spare shoe
ard tubes. tools. and spare parts. Price
800 One NJ NJ. motorcycle horse pow
err magnetic ignition. new 26N2 IL Bailey
Price 500. one NJ. VI. motorcycle. 3 IL
tread tire and tube rear new tube front
horse power, battery ignition, tires
good and tubes new. Price So. One NJ.
NJ motorcycle, 1-2 horse power. bat
terry ignition. tubes new, Woodwork
tread on rear. Price s65. All motors
guaranteed. and will be pleased TO fur
uish further details or demonstrate.
Kingsley d Kingsley, Comstock. y. y.
dj,6t&w21.2t
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Plumbers
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

O6V uIIhL vStiWUVI ljhalWHI
Time Table in Effect October !, 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
400 @. m. na'ly-For Montreal
and Chicago.
7:16 q. m. Except sunday-F'cr all
New England points.
7.2S a. m. Except Surday-Local
for Cambridge junction.
1901 a. nj. Sundays only-For 81.
Adams,
lo'o0 a for Nj Mon rrss'' ''"'''''-
1887 O.. m. Daily-New England
States Limited for all New
England POINTS.
too Is. m. Except sunday--Local
for St. Adams and Richford.
White River Junction and New
England points
4:A0 .. m. Except sunAay-For
Montreal, Rouses Point. Og.
densburg and Richford.
80 n. m. Except Srndey-Locai
for Cambridge Junction.
6:46 y. m. Daily--EXpress for Mon
trenl and Chicago. And local
:or white Rivc- Junction.
400 n. N. Dail"--Express for all
New England points.
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
500 q. m. Da'ly--Exprosa from
Boston and New York.
8:15 q. III. Except sunday--Ma'i
from st Adams ant Cambridge
! juno ton.
1O.dn a m. Excert Sunday. local
from st. Johnsbury and Cam
| bridge Junction
1n.dh NJ Except Sunday loca
N' from White River Junct'c~
nnd Montpelier.
1O.52 a. m. Sundays oniy.-Loca
from White River Junction.
i1.A a.. m. Daily.-Express frou
Chicago and Montreal.
an n m. Except Sunday. ioca
from st, Albums, White Rive
Junction and Montpelier.
E.26 n m Except sunday--Mai
from Providence, Boston. Wor
cester and Springfield
7.3O %. m. Daiiy.-Express from
Boston and New York. LOca
from Montreal and st. Adams
Q.AO n N Except Sunday. loca
from Portland. st. Johnsbur'
and Cambridge Junction.
l11.A6 n. m. Daily.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal
II u. HICKcK. City Pass. Agent
40 College Street
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
helm or to sell a farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OK
this paper are sold every Issue ana
YOUR advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 2o'"tf
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CORNWALL.

Miss Beulah Sanford, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents,
has returned to her school In Everett,
Mass.Miss Marguerite Lane started for
her school In Raleigh, n. c.. on .donday.--
Arthur Lane and family returned to OF.
tawa Dec. q after spending Christ
mas at his brothers., G. II. Lane.
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SAW MILL COMPLETE for sale. 80 II.
p. engine and boiler Lane special MILL
endless chain drawing in rig. all In
first-class shape. Robbn works. 10 H..
p engine. two lathes splitter ana
everything to do business with: Bryant
bond saw for cutting logs. VIII sell
together or separate and take pay in
lumber or bobbns. w. p. Carpenter.
Corinth. Vt 4.wky&sat.N
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RIPTON.

Mrs. II. Il. Day and others who have
been III are reported MS better.-Miss Dor
othy Coultee. who has been spending the
Christmas vacation with her parents. has
returned to Troy Conference Academy
The College Glee club will sing at the
congregational Church January o. instead
of the 18th as reported last week.-A cor
dial invitation IS extended to friends of
tho Helping Hand society TO meet with
them at the parsonage January II.
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Cobb and granddaughter. Miss Caro'yr,
Macomber, went to Brandon Saturda'
They will also visit relatives in Rutlan u
and Benningt on.--The Ladies' Social
Circle met with Mrs. Myra Whipr'e
Wednesday afternoon.
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MIII,MAN AND MACHINIST.-Wa
by capable all round mill man ha'
machinist position taking caro- OIL
machinery or saws, also understand
steam or water power, am Wiling 10
demonstrate. Address Box %. stevens
Mills. w. 3@,l2t&w,N'
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WEST MILTON.

Luther IIerrck and Chesley Smith are
ill-Mr and Mrs. Lansing Smith spent
New Years day at NJ. y. Smith s.-Mr
and Mrs. G. W. Granger and daughter.
Rosalic, have returned from the West.
where they nave been the past seven
veeks.-Mrs. Segusta Gale died Decem-
her % and was buried at Champlaln De-
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MONKToN.

a. mistake was made In announcing
Tint there was Christmas tree at the
Friends Church.-There was a family
christmas tree az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. LOW Morrell Twenty-Five couples
were present. Dancing was enjoyed and
refreshments we're served. Music was
furnished by the Forkey brothers, as
sisted by Mr.. Morgan Of St George.
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GENERAL STORE-Great chance 10
buy general store in Vermont. small
capital required, is great money maker
Address, BOX - Burlington Free
press. 4St&w.1t
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TEACHERS wanted Men and women
for high schools and elementary al.
grades-good salaries. No charge unu'
located by us. Send for registration
blank. American Teachers Agency a.
II. Campbell, Phi. D.. manager. MEnck
h,,,d,no snrinpfe,d. Mass. G,w.tf
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Sherman Farm

shormah farm for sale; near Yer
vennes; 100 acres. 1875 Of this meadow;
history bricx house; 3 barns. sh eds. SO +;
running water house and barn: plenty
OF wood; land in enc condition. S. II
Burroughs. administrator. Vergennas.
VI. 2s5.1mo. dSw
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AbvriuteIy Without Puin.

AhsCtUteIy "VhOut FaIn,
IKE only Office IN Burlington where
you ciln get teeth extracted without "a
particle of pain, without taking gas
My method Is used by no other person.
No pain: no danger: no after effects
DIR. l.. ID. HAVEN.
Office, 234 Main St. Burlington. VT
Office Hours. - to 3. 20 D.
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WANTED.

LEONARD HOSPITAL Lansingburgh'
" Y, training school course, three
years Students now desired for classes
Address Superintendent. 2S,d&w'u
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FOR SALE.

VERMONT FARMS for sale. Catalogue
Of farms and miscellaneous property
free. w. n. Cove and s. W. Estey,
BRISTOL VT. 295. d&w.f
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or crown Point. y. Y.--Mr. ana MITE
brown and son have returned FRO" N''''
70 her parents in New York state
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TO RENT.

A BLACKSMITH SHOP to rent cheap,
good location. lots Of work for the
right man, with tools. Box 2. Free
Press office. 20 w.t.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Farmers & Mechazics Savings
institution G. Trust company will be
held at the banking house Of tho Mer-
chants National Bank os Burlington.
VT, on Wednesday. January "A. at l.,
O'Clock a. M, for the election OF trustees.
T. e. WOODHOUSE. Treasurer.
l3urlingt on, VT. Dec. 81. 1911. c6,w<:
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IypeluyifeyS and Supplies

W. II. SHERMAN. IO4 CHURCH ST.
When in need Of anything in the
typewriter line, call No. G6l and your
wants will be attended to promptly.
J. II. TAUGHT. ~ =. UNION STREET.
Phone 800. Typewriters sold. rented,
exchanged and repaired. Supplies
Agency for Edison Business Phono-
graph and Edison Monograph.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
ono cent a word, each in
serticn. Copy may DC
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than - words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertiscrs using from $50 to
1000 lines within ~ con-
sccutive mouths.
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Laundry
Roofe,'
H. R. SAILS,

Roofer and dealer in all kinds Of
roofing material. Contracts executed.
First class work, Estimates. 3S2 North
street.
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Business Directory
General Contractor
WILLIAM BLONDIN.

General building contractor. Manu-
facturer of Cement Building Blocks.
22S Main Street, Burlington, Vermont.
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FAR MS

FOUNTAIN PENS AT FREE PRESS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-30
SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

son, Erwin at Memphis.
Mrs r. w. 0'Keefe has returned
from Rochester, MINI. where SHE
has been visiting her brother.
Miss Lucille Minor has gone &c
st. Joe. Texas, for a two months visit
Mrs. II. IL. Hubbard has returned
to her home in Weatheriord after al
extended visit with her son. b y
Hubbard.
Judge Mayfield and family spen
Thanksgiving with Judge Crump anc
family of Lubbock.
Prof. Hendry OF Seth Yard col
lege went to Fort Worth Wednesdal
to attend the State Teachers Asso
citation.
Misses Mae Kinder and Berth;
Him. came In Wednesday from Wis
consin. accompanied by Miss Mar!
Him, whom they have been visiting
Mrs. Celia Webb OF Shton is visit
ing Mrs. A. JNChambers