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JERICHO.

A telegram Thursday morning to
and Mrs. -. II. Rood from Bristol
of the sudden death of their son-in
Morton II. Whitney. Mr.. Rood wen
Bristol Thursday. Morton II. WIFI
whose parents reside in Bakersfield,
married to Helen Rood in 1904. I'd
while they resided here, later in WI
ham, n. Y, Swanton, and afterwar
Bristol. All Of the time he was in
creamery business. He was abou
years of age and beside his wife
young daughter, Barbara, is surv
by his parents and n brother and 81
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II. Brown n
| been visiting I'm Burlington and E{
Junction. Thursday in company with |
and Mrs. Fred W. Hall of Essex ID
| ton they attended the Pittsburgh faj
| Howard Ring is at home from BurlI
ton for few days.--HIoward Dlncler
been laid up for several days with bt
poisoning. He Is improving. Mrs. Nd
| johnson OF Essex Junction is visitind
the home of her brother, George Foa
Mrs. William Henry, aunt OF \
Sarah Storrs of this village, died
Essex Junction Sept. 10 following
illness. Mrs. Storrs has been with
| much of the time since spring and
there to attend TIE funeral-Et
White. Eileen Mcmahon, Gertrude Ia
liza Brigham, Helen Cashmere, Herr
Mattress, Edward Varney, Harold w
comb, Warren Laid. William Sci
hammer are attending high school
the Center.-Mss Marie Mclaughlin
Burlington is visiting Miss Ellen {
tello.-Miss Sara Stafford has retur
after several days in johnson.
Mrs. Charles Vasterling Is ill.--N
| Edith Derby has returned from
anac, where she spent the summer.
was the guest of the Misses Saff
over Sunday and will open her SCH
this week in the eastern part Of
town.-Mrs. Martin Packard has
turned from several weeks in viii
ton, Richmond, Essex Junction
| Burling ton.--Edward Walters of
Fairbanks company was entertai
over Sunday at Henry Desany' S.
| young people of L. S. Tomlinsons S
! Jay ScuOOl class OF the COnRreSatlC
Church were plea sanity entertained
his home Saturday evening. Refrt
ments were served and a pleas
evening enjoyed.-Lester Packard
gone to Colchester to visit friends
| attend the grange meeting.-l
Sarah Martin and Miss Jennie Ma
are expected this week from Y
Beach. where they spent the sum-
I-Reginald Hawley has gone to s
tons River to attend school.-Lloyt
Hulburd returned Monday to Stuff
Conn, to attend school.-Arthur
ter and family OF Burlington Wis
at the home of his mother Monda
Miss Ada Brock, who has been a.
w. Pease's for some time. has G
to Canada to visit relatives.-The
pairs on the Congregational Chu
which have been in progress for a
weeks, are expected to be finished
time to be used the first Sunday
October at the latest. All services
now held in the social room of
church.-Howard Ring has returne,
iBurlinCton
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CHllYENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO CENTER.

The autumn social season opened FIJI
day evening when the people OF the VII
lage gave their annual reception TO the
entering class of the high school Inc SUI
perltendent, school directors. village
teachers, parents and invited friends were
present. G.. c. Bicknell was master Oh
ceremonies, and music with remarks by
the school officials and prominent cltiZehs
added much to the pleasure OF the o'ca-
sion. Refreshments were served'-hlsh
school opened September with % pup''s'
10 in the entering class. Funeral services
for Mrs. Helen Humphrey. VINO diea III
Middletown, Conn, aged 40 years. were
held at the Congregational church fr'
! day afternoon. Mrs. Humphrey, VINO Wa
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VILLAGE FARM OF unusual attrac-
.iveness and real worth for sale, located
on Main street in Essex Junction. The
buildings consist of two-story 12-room
house, modern In every particular, am
pie barns to match; water and drain
age perfect. All buildings slated, in plain
view of Burlington, Fort Ethan Allen,
the Adirondack and Green mountains,
to 20 with this beautiful home at the
low price of $4,000 are 80 acres of very
productive soil, 10 COWS valued at S1OC
each. producing about 500 per month,
all fodder and crops, all high grade
farming tools, necessary TO run this
beautiful estate, n dandy team is also
included. For further particulars and
photograph apply at once to the bargain
finder J. f. Hunt of Essex Junction,
22i,2t&w1t
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ORWELL.

Mr. and Mrs. ID. A Saunders are the
parents of "A daughter.-Mrs, Is. c. plue
has been for some days with Mrs. q. c.
Murray in Bellows Falls,-A daughter was
born last week to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Needham.--M John W. Clark and son.
Wilson, have been in town a few days,
returning to Pawlet Monday.-Ralph Ray,
after spending a week with his grand
mother Mrs. c. b. Luther. returned to
Middlebury College on the l6th.-J. W.
Buell. is able to ride out after being III
with pneumonia-Mr. and Mrs. George
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HINEsBURG.

The infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Carl Harvey died September A.
Among those who attended the state
convention of the Kings Daughters
at Montpelier were Mrs. Howard
Harnes and Mrs. Garlic Bostwick.--E.
n. Sanctuary of Galveston. Texas. was
the guest of his father, William Sane
tuary, over Sunday.-Mr. AMI Mrs
Orlap *, Fletcher of Augusta, Ga
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Clark of Clare
mont, N. H., are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Homer ClArk.-The pastors OF
the three churches preached upon
Sabbath observance Sunday morning,
The regular meeting of Hope Circle
of Kings Daughters and Sons will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Il. r. Mitchell
Friday afternoon at three o'clock. A
full attendance is desired to receive the
message from the State convention at
Mcntpelicr-The pupils of Miss Clara
Hull will give II recital at the town hall
Saturday evening at 1880.
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RIPTON.

Mrs. G, p, Boynton. who had an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital last week. is reported to be doing
well.-Miss Mary Boynton of Rutland is
visiting here.-Jennie Hutchins, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hutchins,
died Friday evening of cholera infantum.
The funeral service was held at the house
Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Charles S.
Coulter preaching the funeral sermon
Nj. and Mrs H. r. Noble of Rochester
We're in town over Sunday.-Miss Dorothy
Coulter returned to her school in Poult-
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MILTON BORO.

Nelson Phelps of Portland, Me, and
Mrs. Eva Martin were guests of Mrs
Alba Carr Sept. n.-Emma Boyden
has returned to her home in Georgia
Miss Mae llogaboon in spending her vaca-
ton in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gale and daueh-
ter of Westford spent Sunday at b. F.
Kinney's.-Mr ana Mrs. William How
ard of Cambridge and Mr.. and Mrs
Bert smith of Boston were over Sunday
guests of f.. l.. Smth.-Miss Winnie
Shoan and Lillian Bean were at home
from burlington over sunday Emmett
Wiley is thrcshing in this place.
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ADDISON.

J. c. Thomas is ill.-Mrs Ernest Carpen-
ter is to entertain the d. A. r. at her
home, September 19.-Clara Clark left
Monday to resume her studies at Pots
dam, N Y.-The Ladies' Aid society met
at the vestry on September Is for their
annual meeting and election oe officers
Mrs Isabel Myrick and daughter have
moved to Bridport.-Mr. and Mrs. Rand
som O'Bryan and daughter. Mrs. Grace
Brown and little son have moved to Mid
dlebury to reside-Mrs. Ida Jenness Moul-
ton comes here under the auspices OF
the grange and will give an evening Of
pleasure to the public Thursday at the
Baptist Church.-Mrs, Joseph ST. Glare
and sister, Mrs. Eliza Lucia have return
ed from northern n. Wv. J. Wood
does not gain.
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RICHMOND.

On Tuesday evening there was an
entertainment at the Congregational
Church given by the young ladies un-
der the auspices of the Kings Daugh-
ters.-A daughter was born Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirby.-Mr and
Mrs. Edwin and family of Winooski
were guests of Mrs. Marcia Greene over
Sunday.--Dr. and Mrs. II. Fl. Seeley and
two children of Harvard, Neb. are Wis
iting in town-Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
Leary of Burlington were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. T.. Leary over Sunday
The Rev. Father Conway and the Rev.
Father Cartwright, Paulists. from New
York city, are conducting a mission at
the Church of Our Lady of the Holy
Rosary, to which the non-Catholics are
cordially invited.-Mrs. Fadden of
Noyan, p c., is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Albert Shand
There was a family gathering Sunday.
numbering is, at the home Of Mrs. George
Green. Among those present were her
two sons, Verne and Wayne of Burling-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. T. Rice and children
of Mallctts Bay and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Dudley and son of Boston.
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WINOOsKI.

The funeral of jeremiah OSulivan
was held at st. Stephens Church at
nine o'clock Saturday morning. Mr.
O'Sullivan. an old and respected
resident, died Thursday night at
his home on Hickok street,
after long period of i'll health. He was
born in Ireland in 1894 and was therefore
rs years of age For 80 years he had
resided in this village and had retired
from active work about nine years ago
when he conducted grocery business
on West Alien street. He is survived
by his wife and three children. Miss
Mary A. O'Sullivan of this place. J. w.
O'Sullvan of Burlington and Mrs. F..
l.. Graves of New York city.
Miss Lucy Daigle and Euclid Trombley
were married Monday morning at st.
Francis Navier Church by the Rev. j.
+. Audet. They were attended by Phillip
Gadue and Urban McIienry of Montreal.
The brides home on Main street was the
scene of the wedding breakfast after
which the couple went to Montreal. They
will return in about two weeks and make
their home here.
Joseph Bertrand, the seven year-o old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Bertrand
of Weaver street. received bad fall
Tuesday afternoon while making soap
bubbles on the rear vcranda of the
house. In company with other young
sters. he was blowing bubbles and then
trying to catch them. In doing this the
Bertrand boy lost his balance and fell
to the ground, n distance of about %
feect He was picked mp unconscious and
remained so for an hour and a half. DR..
]. a. st. Germain found that the boys
scratches on his face and a badly cut
lip.
John Burke and Miss Josephine Car
rior were married Tuesday morning at
St Francis Xavier Church by the Rev.
}. +. Audet in the presence of relatives
and friends, The BRIDE was attended
by her uncle. Louis n. Carrier, and the
groom by his brother, NJ. j. Burke. Fol
lowing the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
bride, No. ll5 West Spring street. Mr.
and Mrs. Burke received many useful
and valuable presents. They left on the
noon train for n two weeks trip to Troy
Albany and Schenectady. n. Y, after
which they will reside on West Spring
street.
The annual muster and inspection OF
the Winoosk fire department will be
held Saturday afternoon. September IS
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JONESVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fogerty OF Wor-
cester, Mass. who are taking wedding
trip by automobile. are visiting her
brother, ]. b. Atkins--Daniel Preston,
nearly two years, has returned,-Mtss
Edith futile was a weekend visitor in
Burlington.-Mrs. w. q. White has re-
turned from Hartford and Lowell.-.Ths
end hand society will meet with Mrs,
uattie Stevens. Thursday Algef
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STARKSBORO.

MIR. and Mrs. John Cookie Of Burlington
have returned home after a few days
here-Mr. and Mrs. James Sweet and
daughter. Madeleine, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sweets sister, Mrs. Ira Chamber
lin.--David Bostwick has sold his farm to
Tom Conway. who will take immediate
possession. consideration, s3,5oo-Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Ross have moved to Burling-
ton. where he has employment.-There
will be no services In the Baptist Church
Sunday..-Mrs Walter Purngton of Lin
coin visited Mrs Leslie Hill Sunday.
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LINCOLN.

Mr. and Mrs. lioratio Jennings visited
at S. II. E2ells Thursday Alice
IIallock of Brooklyn, Miss Ethel Chaplin
and Mrs Daniel Sargent of South Starks-
boro called on Miss Ruth Hallock Thurs
day.-The Rev. Mr.. Moor has located
here as pastor of the Union Baptist
Churchill. ID. Draper has returned from
Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs Eugene Tucker
have returned from their wedding trip
and will settle at West Lincon.--The an
nual meeting and roll call of the Industrial
will he held with Mrs. Frank Atkins
Thursday, September 49, The ladies of
West Lincoln will entertain.
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VERGENNES.

Raymond Slack has gone to Albany.
" y, to enter the Albany Business
Col!ege.--Miss Sarah Foss returned
Monday to Boston after visit to her
father, +. ii. Foss. and her sister, Mrs.
w. r. Warner, and Mrs. George w.
Stone.---The Junior Auxiliary of st.
Paul's Church We're entertained at a
lawn party Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. N Gravcs.-Miss Mary
Palmer is spending the week at the
Barton farm in Waltham.--Asa Hawk
ms went Saturday to Windsor, where
he has a position with the Gridley
Machine company.--Mrs. James Dono-
way and son, Edward Donoway, visited
in Port Henry, n. V, Sunday.
Governor Mead, Northumberland
Slack. Frank Howe of Bennington, New
man Chaffee and Representative-elect HUI
lett of Rutland, and John f. Weeks Of
Middlebury, visited the State industrial
school Tuesday.-AIrs. Marguerite Ben
nett accompanied by her mother, Mrs
John NoiseuX, went Tuesday to the
Fanny Allen hospital Winooski, for an
N-ray examination.--A detachment Of five
soldiers from Fort Ethan Allen. under the
command of Lieutenant Cummings. pass
ed through here Tuesday on their way
to Merden, Conn. to collect the disabled
horses left behind by the regiment on
their return from the army manoeuvres
at New Haven, Conn, in August. 1t Is
reported that on that march six horses
We're shot and u left behind to recuper-
ate.-Mrs. Edwin Lewis visited her niece,
Mrs. S. w. ilindcs, of Burlington Tues
day.--Donald II. Norton was given Il sur
prise party Monday evening at the
home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs A. w, Norton. by over 40 OF his
| schoomates and friends Games were
played and refreshments served.-Mrs. d.
c. Munger has returned to Paw Paw.
Mich, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. VII
| liam Patterson.-Donald ii. Norton left
Tuesday for Bordentown, N. j.. where
! he will enter the Bordcntown Military In
! stitute.--About 40 of the neghbors and
| friends of Levi Beach gave him a surprise
| party at his home Monday evening, the
! occasion being the anniversary Of his 9th
| birthday. instrumental music on the cor
| net and violin was furnished by Arthur
Yatt and Arthur Beach. Refreshments
were served,-'rhe Misses Catherine Fish.
! Ruth Norton and Ted Fish went Tues
| day to Middlebury College. which opens
| to-day.
| The marriage Of Earle Brush. son OF
| MIR. and Mrs Il. l.. Iiingsland Of this
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MONKTCDN.

Miss Aileen Morgan has returned from
several months In the West-Dr. and Mrs.
+. l.. McCrea of Port jefferson are visit
ing her mother. Mrs. jeanette Barnum.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Green have gone to
Addison. where they have employment
Mrs Walch of Boston is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs, f.. d. Lamb.-The Willing Work.
ers met with Mrs Hattie Douglass We'd
nesday afternoon
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. s. j. Randall and Nj
Mrs. G. S. Brewster attended the III
of Mitchell Remington in Burlington
day.-Mrs. Jerusha Taft Is visiting
son. Leslie, in North Ferrisburg. i
Russell has bought the house, rec
vacated by Ezra Kmball, of ID. p. CIR
Miss Dolly Liberty went to Mont
Wednesday to visit friends. Her Il
father. Levi Taft, who has been vi,
friends there for the past few weeks
come home with her.
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WESTFORD.

Maurice kdder returned to VIII
liams College Thursday. Ezra Emery has
moved to y. J.. WilcoX's house.-Mrs
Thompson of Brattleboro will speak in
the Congregational Church Monday even
ing, the occasion being the annual mite.
box opening. There will be special music
and refreshments will be served .-Clarence
Davis has moved to Watervillc, where he
has bought farm.
The Rev. w. b. Dukeshire. super
intendent of st. Adams district. Vermont
conference. will speak at the special
meetings being held at the Methodist
Church this evening. Extra music
VIII be provided and the local pastors
Will assist In the work.-Mrs, II. Il. Fay
Is Visiting in town.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

MIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Laundry are the
narents of "A daughter, born Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. T.. Butler of Franklin are
guests at the home Of their son. +. w.
Butler-Miss Eunice Prior has returned
t. Montgomery Center, where she has a
position as teacher in the graded school,
Among those who attended the Pomona
Grange meeting in Colchester Tuesday
were Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Isham, Mrs,
Arthur Curry and Mrs. w. W. Aldrch.
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Helen Brownson has gone to
Montpelier to attend the State conven-
ton of Kings Daughters. --Mrs. Georsi-
ana Batchclder is visiting in Ticonder
oga, n. Y.-Mrs. Charles Farmer. who
has been i'll with a hard cold. is con-
valesccnt-Miss Elsie Fisko WIS the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Alice j.
Fiske, Saturday and Sunday.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. +. L. Hamilton and daughter
Ruth, with Miss Estelle Reynolds spent
Sunday with Judge and Mrs j. r. weeks
at Middebury. f. C. MacMurtry
and children and Miss Hattie j. Bump.
who have been at w. +. Bumps. returned
tc their homes in Scotia and Elnora, N.
", Monday.--Thc engagement of Miss
Estelle l.. Reynolds and Charles p. Hol-
land, both of Brockton, Mass. has been
announced. They have many friends here.
Mrs. r. J. Summer went to Poultney
Monday with her daughter. Anita, who
will enter the Troy Conference Academy
The Rev. Peter Heller and family are
spending two weeks in Albany, N. Y
Horace Carter, and Miss Gladys Young
are attending school in Poultney.-The
Grange will hold it's regular meeting on
Friday evening--Misscs Cecle Thomas
Louise Nelson and Dorothy Noyes enter
Middlebury College this week.-Mucf
needed improvements are being made or
the creamery dam and water-wheel.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE for sale, in
first 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 a small barn and a
fine henery, large garden. Another house
also situated on this property. Best of
reasons for selling at once. Ward &
Johnson, Middlesex, VT 224, d&wtf
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Il. q. Cox was taken to tho Mary Fletch-
er hospital Wednesday for treatment
Milan White. an old resident. Is very low.
The inside OF the Friends Church is be-
Ing newly painted and papered by c. j.
Taber and son of North Ferrisburg.-
Charles Hoag and Mrs. Eliza Brown visi-
ted In Hinesburg Sunday.-Bert Law
renee, representative-elect, gave a recep-
ton ut his home Tuesday evening. sup
per was served, followed by music. The
speakers were Superintendent Wiley OF
Bristol, the Rev. c. N. Franklin and MIR.
Briggs of Starksboro.
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SHELBURNE.

One of the prettiest weddings of thu
season was solemnized ut the Methodist
Church Saturday afternoon at 4:SO o'clock.
when Miss Hannah Tracy. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, j. C. Tracy, became the
ride of b. Harris Mack. son of John
an Sickieu Mack Of Shelburue. Prompt
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of Colchester. was in town Sunday
Kate York Thomas. who was called
by the death of her father, return
Brattleboro Tuesday. She was the
of her sister. Mrs. c. I. Cutler.
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NOTICE.

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
23wtf
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Reynolds are the parents Of n daughter,
born on the 6th.-Mr. and Mrs. L. Stay
arc entertaining his sister and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Miller OF Maine.-The
Borden Condensed MIX company have
purchased land for a plant at Houghs
Crossing,
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WANTED-Portabl saw mill, long job lot
in Torrisburg, want to let from stump
to stick. mostly pine and hemlock. NJ
u. Hewitt, Nobscot. Mass. 12.w.3t
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Alton Phillips entertained the
Kings Daughters at her home Wednes-
day.-Howard Alger has been suffering
from blood poisoning in his land, caused
from "A silver.
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PRACTICAL FARMER WANTED-A
man with small family A good oppor-
tunity for the right man. Address, T.. n.
Miller. Brandon, VT. 1o,w2t
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WHITING.

a quiet wedding was solemnzed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Webster
Sunday when their daughter. jessie was
married to Herbert Leslie of Ludlow.
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WANTED Family help. Steady work ;
good pay. VIII pay girls to learn frame
spinning 81 per week. Apply at mills.
Queen City Cotton Co., Burlington. Vt.
12,w,it
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WANTED.

Girl. wanted for general housework In
small family In New York city. Apply
by letter to II. Kidder. l Linden Ave.
Cnconta, N. v, stating wages expect
cd also references 226,6t, &w1t.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within 12 con-
secutive months.
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II you have learned how Ia get service
out OF the classified ads you'll not let the
loss Of y tenant bother you very much.