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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-20
JERICHO.

The closing exercises of the grammar
school held Friday evening at eight
O'Clock In the school hall comprised the
following program: instrumental music,
Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Rice: song I'VE
would like to have lived in those days"
Frank Flynn, Donald Percival. Ralph
Brigham. Harold Whitcomb: recitation.
How they Brought the News from
Client TO AK" Edith Agnes White; reel
taton. "Pyramus and Thisbe." Addle
Ellen Yandow: recitation, The Landing
Of the Pilgrims" Harold Fletcher Whit
comb; music. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs.
Rice: recitation. "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" Eniesenia Townsend; recita-
ton. "I;rier Rose Mary Dorothy Day
vocal solo. Mrs. I.innie Curtis Buzzell
presenta' on of certificates, Supt. Prior
song, Schoolhouse on the Hill school
Irving Foster, young man who works
in town, was brought before l.. +. Wilbur
Wednesday, June t.. and iinei sS.75 for as
sault upon Frank Flynn In the case
of Foster for assault upon Peter Flynn,
adjournment was made until June u. F.
T. Percival furnishing $50 bail for Foster
Miss Leora White returned June j.
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. whore
she had been for three weeks, following
an operation for appendicitis.
Raymond B. Williams of Holyoke,
Mass, is spending a vacation here and in
tnderhill.-Mlss Edith Derby has closed
"a successful year as teacher in the east
ern part of the town and has gone to her
home in Johnson. Next week. accom-
panied by her brother. Frederick. she
Will 20 to Saranac, y. Y. where they en-
poet to spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Lovely, Mrs Nellie McGoon and
son, Lawrence. are moving back TO
Waterbury, Carlotte Stafford has
returned from several days in ST. AL
bans.Mr. and Mr. Fred Foster
of Westford spent sunday at his
fathers -Mrs Laura Rood observed
her Sth birthday anniversary Thurs
day.-School house han was nlled
by large audience Friday evening to
hear the closing exercises of the grammar
school.-The program wa carried out as
previously given. one OF the most pleas
Ing numbers We're the vocal solos of Mrs.
Max A. Buzzell. At the close of the eNer-
cises Miss Dorothy Day in behalf of the
class presented the teacher Lynn a.
Brown. with a handsome stick pin.-Mr'
and Mrs. f. b. Williams attended the flu
neral OF Mrs. Albert Spaulding in Bur-
lington Saturday. Miss Myrtle Alger Is
at home from ESSEX. whore she closed
10 weeks term Friday ne teacher in the
Beacher district II. Vincent
has gone to Jonesville to his new posi-
ton in the creamery ere-Reginald
Hawley entertained a few young people
at the homo OF his parents Thursday
cvAning. Friday he and Bernard 1owe of
Hartford. Conn. went to Loon Lake.
whore they Will be during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Cook and children
of North underhill spent Sunday at his
mothers.--The body of Mrs. Fannie Bliss
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MILTON.

At the republican caucus to name del
egatcs to the county convention held
Opera House hall Saturday night. a lar.,,
attendance was had, and the delegat.:
We're elected one at time. A contest or
chairman resulted in electlnG T. :. Berry
and the others followed without contest
Edison Sibley. Il Beeman. X. J. Phelps
Arthur Mears, Eugene Laramy. W. u
Sweeney. II. "A. Granger. Charles Gao.
aree. Jr., c. NJ. Belden. j. E. Blair. Oliver
Mossey and Perlie Howard. The dele.
gates were Instructed to choose thei,
own aternates. Raymond Sanderson 4
III at the home Of Willard Sanderson.-
Amateur burglars broke into II. a. Bar
rows's store Sunday night and stole sey.
erai dollars worth OF cigars. cigarette
and oranges. Similar outraEes have been
committed around here for some time
The funeral of George Peltier, an AGED
resident. who died saturday, was hold
Monday at ST. AIMS Church at nina
O'Clock. Mr. Peltier had been in falling
health for several years hut was III on
A few DAYS at the last. He leaves an
aged wife and eight children, Mrs Aurella
= Conner. Mrs. q. West and William OF
this place George Of Pennsylvania, Alex
ander OF Lisbon, y. H.. Mrs. i. Young Of
Sandy Fiji. y. Y, Frank Of Lowe.
Mass, and Mrs Lewis LeClair OF Farm
ham. p. @. all of whom were present.
except the son in Pennsylvania. Also the
following grand-chi,dren We're present
from away: Charles and Edward Peltior
OF Randolph, y. H., and Frank Young ~
Sandy Hnl-There Will he a musicale az
the Congregational Church on Friday
evening for the benefit OF a fund 20 buy
new song hooks,-Mr and Mrs George
Mncller and son, Joslyn. went 70 Grand
Isle Monday to attend tho funeral OF hls
hr, bar
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MONKTON.

The schools In town have closed for the
summer vacation and the teachers have
returned to their homes.--Mr. and Mrs.
Brown are the parents of a daughter.
born the 1ith--The NJ w. a. society has
engaged c. W. Henry who is a fine
scenic artist. to paint the scenery for the
stage at their new hall.--It was neigh bors
night at tho Grange Friday evening and
Bristol Grange was present and conduct
ed fine literary program. consisting of
music. singing, readings and Rotations.
Refreshments We're serVed.--Mrs. Kate
Begor who has had a relapse from her
recent Illness, is little more comfort
ahle.-The Henry Family Theater COM
pany will appear in their new dramatic
and vaudeville attraction at the new
Woodmen's hall Thursday. Friday and
Saturday evenings.--C. 5. Dean is now
able to ride out.
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SHELBURNE ROAD.

Max and Rea Reed of Shelburne Road
gave birthday party June 10 TO 30 of
their schoolmates. The boys received
several useful and pretty presents,-Mrs
y. NJ. Learned of Chazy. y. y. visited
her cousin, Mrs. l.. u. Writer'S. Tuesday
and Wedncsday.-School in district No
closed June :. Miss Baldwin teacher
Those who were not absent during the
term were Harold Ray, Helen Spear, Max
ana Rea Reed. Max Reed received the
prize for spelling --Donald St Peters had
birthday f'riday-Nr. and Mrs. Little
OF Boston passed few DAYS last week
with Mrs. Grossarth.-Mrs. w. II. Upper
Is slowly convalescing from her recent
illness.-Miss Clara Wheeler has return
ed from New York city and resumed her
music teaching,-Mrs. Nash is fairly COM
Portable from her recent burns, Mrs.
Ganey is caring for her
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turned to Brandon Satuiday.-The Out
look club elected officers Friday for 1918
as follows: President. Miss Evelyn Du-
mas; e-prcsldents, Mrs. Il. l.. Sherwtn,
Mrs. ID. II. Bosworth; secretary and treas
urer. Mrs T.. N. Dixie; assistant secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. r. +. Hatch; musical
director. Mrs. +. r. Bingham-About 70
members of the Bristol Grange attended
the meeting of the Monkton Grange Fri
day evening.-Mrs. Hugh Smith and child
of Washington, D. c., are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Chapin.-Mr.
and Mrs. 3. w. Esty and Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. G. Currier are at Thompsons Point
Mrs. Newton Rose. who died In New 1Ia-
ven sunday. was a daughter of tho late
Michael Callahan Of this town.--Mrs. Mel
lie k1lburn. who has spent the winter In
california, and her sister, Mrs. Lottie
Barnard. of Jackson. Mich. arrived In
town Friday. They have gone to Under
hill for short vlsit--.NIrs j. H. Ives ar
rived Saturday from Chicago after at
tending the graduation of her son, Ken
moth, at Cornell. Mr.. Ives and Kenneth
will arrive this week from Washington
and Baltimore.-On Tuesday evening.
June %, Libanus Lodge. No. AZ, will accept
an invitation from Friendship Lodge Of
, Charlotte to visit them
AT meeting of w. G. Dunton Post. G..
a. r.. Monday afternoon n committee was
appointed to arrange for float for July
4.-Bernce Gleason Is visiting relatives in
Ferrisburg. Miller of Ferrsburg
was in town Monday.--J. S. Flint of Bur-
lington was in town Tuesday.--Nliss
Amy Sumner has gone to Yonlsers, n.
y. for an extended visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Emily Bennett Before returning
home she will visit Round Lake, n. Y.
Mrs. Josie Chase has moved into
Mrs j. IL. 1ves's tenement on North
street--B. G. Wilson of the Herald is
seriously ill.---At the caucus Tuesday
evening the following Fletcher del a.
gates were elected to the state conven-
tion f.. G.. Dixie. G. +. I,dmunis, w. A.
Lawrence. G. w. Farr; to the district
convention for Greene, A. NJ Norton,
W. w. Wilson, +. H. Palmer, c. +.
Lathrop IL county delegates electe 1,
expected to support Barnes.--NIiss
Ruth Andrews Of Essex Junction is Wis
ting Mrs. r. W. Gorton.-Rupert
Hammer is in Charlotte for tho sum
mer-Twenty- one floats are reported
TO take part in the July parade
MISS Minerva Morse. Mrs. J. NJ. Day
ami Miss Kate Stewart were Burling-
ton visitors yesteriay.---Mrs. James
Ridley has been called to Montpelier
by the illness of her mother.--The Rev.
W. X. Shaw and Itha Shepard have
gone to Schenectady. y Y-Miss Alta
Cooley is visiting relatives in Leiccs-
ter.-Mr. and Mrs W f. Steadman,
who were called here several weeks
ago by the death of his father have
returned to Alta. Okla.--Mr and Mrs
II. c. Il. Bristol AMI daughter have
gone to Thompson's Point
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

Tho annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society was held at the home of Miss
Frances Wheeler Wednesday afternoon,
June T. The following officers were
elected; President, Mrs. Carlos Martin;
vice-presidcnt. Miss Frances Wheeler:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs s. T. Mar
tin; assistant secretarY, Miss Bertha
Lewis. directors on entertainment. Mrs.
Frank Gee, Mrs VI. +. Muzzy. Mrs Fred
llighec. Mrs. Daniel Bun, Mrs. Wallace
Langdon Mrs. Harold Barton, Mrs.
Frank Baker, Miss Bertha Lewis \ sup
per was served at six O'Clock. from which
about 81 was realized The schools
closed with appropriate exercises on Fri
day afternoon and the teachers returned
TO their homes.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Myra Whippe and Charles f.
Whipple have returned from an automo.
bile trip to Swanton, where they wert
guests of q. IL, Brown. Miss Luna Os.
good Of Colchester is visiting in town.
Miss Chase OF Underhill Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Sheldon.-The Rev. Mr.
Kidder Is TO be away next Sunday, and
his congregation will so to the Baptis,
Church to attend children's day service
George Hall Ii at home for short VA
to the county conven-
ton are r. w. Grow, II. II. RugGles,
sherman Howard, +, Il. Adams, Arhley
Kenyon. II. l.. orion and John T. Rice;
delegates to State convention, NJ. A.
Kenyon and l.. A. Bates. district con.
vention. b. a. Stone and II. r. Stone
The soldiers monument which is to b,
dedicated July was authorized by
vote of the town In the March meeting
1911. John Allen. Lewis G, Hall and y,
IL. jackson were elected . committee
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual meeting Of the ". c. T. L.
was held ut the home of Mrs. Alfred
Webster Thursday afternoon. Officers
were elected as follows: President, Mrs.
Alfred Webster: vice. presidents, Mrs. G.
). Fletcher, Mrs. b. a. Mills. Mrs j. a.
Donahue; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Belle Parsons: assistant secretary, Mrs.
Eugene Fay; superintendent Of l.. r. L..
Mrs. o. Il. Cox: secretary OF l.. 7. L.,
Mrs. s. II Hollcy.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer f. Wright were
given a very pleasant surprise party Sat-
urday evening in honor of the 3lst ami
versary Of their marriage. The affair was
arranged by the Ncishborhood club and
was q complete surprise 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Wright. About 20 were present. The
evening was spent in playing 800. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright were presented with a
dozen beautiful cut glass sherbet glasses,
the presentation speech being made by
Mrs. ID. NJ. Johnson, who also charming
is recited That Old Sweetheart OF Mine"
Teachers for the schools for the COM
ing year have been engaged as follows.
Principal, Eugene J. Berry; first assist
ant. Bertha Field; second assistant
Miss Marguerite 1illey; grammar Mrs.
Julia Gardner, intermediate. Miss Les
sic Cobb: third and fourth primary. Miss
Fannie Day; first and second primary.
Miss Adell Holley assistant TO inter-
mediate and primary grades. Miss Annis
Baldwin. Mr.. Berry, the new principal,
comes highly recommended He is a
graduate of Middlebury College and for
several years has been principal Of the
ich, toll, Jlap ri ,pi,t x-it "
the coming school year. the ninth grade
is to be discontinued and the pupils from
the eighth grade will go directly into
the high school. The kindergarten will
also be discontinued, at least until the
new school building Is completed.
Judge Levi c. Nichols died at the home
of his son-in-aw yesterday afternoon at
three o'clock after a long Illness with
Brights disease. He had been confined
to his bed. however. only two weeks. Mr.
Nichols was born in Jetfersonville IS
years ago last October. the son Of Luke
and Hannah Nichols When a young man
he went to Holliston. Mass, where he
remained several years and there mar
ried Caroline French Sc years ago last
November. They moved to Jeffersonville,
ness. He then went to Fairfax where
he resided four years and from there
moved to Westford. where he lived p
years. He held nearly every town Office
and for some years was the postmaster.
From 1890 to 1894 he was assistant Judge
of this county. Twelve years ago last fall
he and Mrs. Nichols came here to reside
with their daughter. Judge Nichols had
been Mason for 45 years He was
member of Warner Lodge in Cambridge
and then became a charter member of
Ethan Allen Lodge Of this place. Two
children were born to MIR. and Mrs
Nichols, a son, Fred. who died 10 years
ago. and a daughter, Nrs Irving T..
Huntlev. who with Mrs. Nichols survive
him. He also leaves two grandchildren,
Miss Madalin Nichols of Lafayette. Ind.
who is here. and GRANDSON, Raymond
Huntley. The funeral will he held at his
late home Saturday afternoon at two
| o clock.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs Chester Pease. who have
been visiting relatives in town the past
two weeks, have returned to their home
in Jericho-Lorey Gle has finished her
school in Underhill and is at home-Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Morgan of Williamstown
are visiting his mother. Mrs. Fl. York
G. W. streeter. J. H. Smith and c. s.
Brush are delegates to the county conven-
tion-Howard Tomlinson. who has been
attending school at Fair Haven. is at
home to remain during vecation.-Mrs.
Albert Tomlinson is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Walter Lamb in oxford, NASAL
bert Minckler was called To Grand Isle
Monday by the death Of his brother l.. 5.
Minckler.--Mr ana Mrs. ., j. Hosford
have returned from two weeks In Barre
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TOWNSVILLE.

A. NJ Sabins Is suffering from a sprain-
Cd ankle.-Mrs. William Heatherngton Is
visiting her parents.-Mrs. Bromley of
Burlington has been a visitor at G.. w.
Palmer s.-School closes this week.--lMr.
and Mrs. r. l.. Stevens and daughter,
Florence, have been on a carriage drive
to Hyde Park. where they have been the
guests OF Or. Stcvcns.--Mrs. A. NJ.
Sabins's brother has been seriously III at
her homo. A niece. Miss Barbara Strong.
from the Fanny Alien hospital is caring
for him.--F. a. Balch expects to attend
the installation of the Rev. II. +. Treat
in r1ttsford June T.-Miss Bertha Ken
yon of Richmond has been spending a
few days at r. l.. Stevcns's .-Mrs. Loren
Jennings and two children visited in
Jericho over Sunday.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Children's day will he observed next
week Sunday mt the Friends Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Aleader visited their
son, w. Earle Meader, and wife over Sun
day.-Mrs. John Bushey and little daugh-
ter Belle. have returned from a short
visit in keene, n. H.-Miss Celia Sprague
passed Sunday with her parents in Hines
hurg.-Mrs Sarah Bun has gone to visit
relatives in Eolton.-I'rances Warren and
Frank White We're married saturday
evening by the Rev. &. Newton Frank
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BRISTOL.

The Outlook club held its an
nual picnic at the home of Mrs. T. C..
Narney Friday afternoon Conrad Brown
has moved his family here from Lin
coin and entered the employ of the Brs-
toll Manufacturing company Mrs. O. II.
Plain has returned from the Fanny Al
len hospital Lewis Meiluer has entered
the employ of the Bristol Manufacturing
company.-rhe Bristol and Lincoln
bands will furnish the music for the
July 4th celebration, Thirteen floats
have been entered for the July parade,
Cardell Norton is at home from the T..
c. A. at Poultney for the summer vaca-
tion.-Tho Rev. f. NJ Holman went Mon
day to Newport, where he delivered
an address before the Young Peoples So
cieties.-Mrs. Earl Dearborn Is visiting
in Lttleton. ~ H.-Mrs. NJ ]. Graves
who has been caring for her grandmother.
Mrs. Caroline Ray. for several weeks. re-
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

The Moody and Wadiogh reunion will
he held Thursday. June q, at the home
OF David Diko,-Mrs. jessie Goif ana
children have returned to their home IN
Providence, X f--ltector Cousins has
sold his farm to Frank Orvis and gives
possession at once-David Follansbee
has taken the contract to d,aw the
spruce lumber from rnc ober mill in the
Gore to Bristol depot
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

The Rev, Sidney Aldrlch is in Newport
Center this week attending the Baptst
assoca tion.-Royce Talbert ana Ruth
Perkins were married sunday AFTERNOON
at tho home OF the bride.-Chlldren's day
will be observed at the Congregational
Church Sunday.--It Is reported that
Charles stevens will soon open grocery
store in tho Pope block.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs f. S. Converse. Miss Louise Con-
verse, Miss Carrie Conn and Miss Har
riette Wheeler OF Burlington spent sun
day herc-Mrs. Evans has recovered from
her recent illness-Mrs r. L. Homenway
has lame foot, tho result of stepping on
nail.-leon Swinton and family are in
Mr. Nodnor's tenoment-Mrs. Edward
Nichols has returned from Rutland
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Charlotte Osgood has returned
from PeterSham, Mass She was accom-
panied by her uncle, e. +. Osgood, making
the Trip IN his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RUBY
Phelps YVES at home from burlington over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Alexander M'-
Nally have returned from Chicago, where
they have passed the last 20 days.
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Norman Swington returned sat
urday after spending week in Winooski.
Miss Elsie Fiske of Burlington is in
town.-Aliss Edith Thomas closed her
school in district No. 8 Saturday by CIV
ing a picnic at Dana AycrS-H H. Rob.
erts is SLOWLY recovering from a recent
Illness with bronchitis
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ST. GEORGE.

The S.. George Sunday school he'd
Children's day exercises Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Hubbard has returned ia
her home in Swanton after passing two
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Earl Aver
Bert Forbes spent Sunday with his sis
ter Mrs William Guy.
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Mr. ana Mrs. Clayton Caustlc, with Mr..
Naustlc mother were in town Saturday
ana sunday They made the trip from
.dohlpeIer in their new automooile-The
Moody -Nadlelsh reunion will he held at
David Dike's in South starksboro Thurs
Day June 2I-Sadie Danforth of Bristol
has been staying with Mrs. John Hanii-
ton a few dave
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and Vershire.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. Il. York ana
MIR. and Mrs. T.. Lacallade were in Bur-
lington Tuesday.-Fred Streeter went to
st. Johnsbury Monday. returning Tues
day.--The house of Peter Frank. situated
on the notch road, was burned Tuesday
noon. with all It's ontents
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HANCOCK.

Misses Mamie Hubbard and Lora Blair
are at home froS Rochester for n vaca-
tion.-Mrs Dana Marsh and Mrs, Chris
TOPPER Riley spent Thursday in Roches-
ter-Mrs Swinyor from Rochester visited
her sister Mrs. Charles Curtis. the first Of
the week.
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noon, June %, at the home of Mrs. Cd
ward II. Matthew's A speaker from away
Ia expected to address the meeting. All
ladies' are cordially invited to attend.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS

Beautiful silk and wool fabrics Quality
guaranteed. A saving of at least 80 per
cent. by buying direct from the manufac-
turers. Write for samples Mayneld
Mills, PawtuCket, r. /. 5Owlt
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CORNWALL.

The Whatsoever Circle of the Congre-
gatonal Church will entertain the Wom-
ans Missionary Union Saturday after
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies Of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
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WANTED.

MEN wanted for Boston street railway
service as motormen and conductors.
Apply at Employment Bureau. 81 Church
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FOR SALE.

BAY HORSE for sale, weighs 11CO lbs
one chestnut mare. weighs 1910 lbs
three other servceable horses Address.
A. r. Darrah, Rochester, W.
50,w3t
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NOTICE.

CARLOAD Metz automobiles just re-
ceived. Carl N Styles. Underhill
VI. 147,6t&w.lt
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USEFUL INFORMATION FREE to any
person interested in compiling a
genealogy or similar work Address
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Laundry
STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office l46 Cherry street. II. w. Bull
lock, proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Cum Work. Phone 1911 or send post
al and driver will call
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NOTICE-Hoel Sayles Of Starksboro
wishes to announce he Is prepared to
carry business or pleasure parties for
reasonable terms. VIII meet trains when
notified. Horses not afraid of auto.
Covered wagons. 1H.3t&w.1t
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NOTICE how little II costs to tell
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of Vermont what you have to sell or
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