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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-11

There will be a ball at the town hall
on tho evening Of September II. under
the auspices of La Plotte Chapter, o. n
s. Music will be by Smiths orchestra,
Mrs. William Stone, son and daughter Of
ST. David Que, are guests of Mrs.
Stones aunt, Mrs. Daniel Patrick.-The
Island House at Lake 1roquois closed
for the season September Mrs c. 3.
Lucia went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday for an operation.-The Rev.
and Mrs Roy Wood of Plattsburgh have
been visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
Jacob Collamer. Mr.. Wood preached at
the Baptist Church Sunday.-Mrs. G.. d.
Boynton has returned from visit to her
son, b. j. Boynton, in Burlington
The Rev william Laughton, for some
years pastor of the Baptist Church at
Essex, n. Y, has resigned TO take effect
September Is. He has accepted a call ex.
tended by the Hlnesburg church For 20
years Mr.. Laughton was a missionary in
China.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Ruth Patrick Friday afternoon
Mrs. A. L. Walker and daughter, Hildao
have returned to Burlington after SPEND
ing few weeks at j. II. Alens-Miss
day to commence work tNlcher in the
Brandon graded schooL--Frank Ellis, for
mery of this town, now living in Lowell,
Mass, was in town Saturday.-Miss Helen
Murphy of Dallas, Texas, is visiting her
! aunt, Mrs H. NJ. HulL-Mrs. Harrison
owen. Jr. has gone to the Mary Flet-
cher hospital. Mrs. Alice Prindle has re-
turned to St. Albane after spending a
week with her sister Miss Addie Ray
The daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
| Harvey has gone to the hospital for treat
I ment The school at r, l. Corners OPEN
ed Monday with Miss Hazel Cassidy as
teacher
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Milham and Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Lyman went to Mont
gomery Tuesday to attend the meeting
OF the Lamoille Baptist association.-Mrs.
G. d Boynton went to Saratoga Springs,
N. Y, Wednesday,. She was accompanied
, by Miss Lizzie Baldwin Of Burlngton.-
Tho girl friends of Miss May Murray
gave her miscellaneous shower at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs John Crossman are par
ents Of son-Mr. apd Mrs. c. L. Wins
attended the installation at Whiting
Mrs. Harry Riley and sister are visiting
in Canada.--NHrs. George Sellers lately
underwent an operation at hospital In
Burlington. --Edla Hemenway has return
ed to her school at Orwell.-The Rev
Henry Lamb Of Brattleboro preached al
the Congregational Church Sunday-The
Rev Griffith Evans preached at New
Haven Sunday.-A birthday party was
given Mrs. Martha Payne September s.
Mrs. Emeline Converse and Miss Carrie
Converse are here from Burlington
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MONKTON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell, who passed tho
summer in Argyle. n. Y, has returned
and will remain with her son, the Rev.
G. G. Cornell, during the winter.-Frank
Meader who is i'll, Is reported as I'M
proving.--F. c. ComstoCk has gone to Bur
lington, where he has a posltion.-Sunday
will be temperance Gay at the churches.
At the Methodist Church sunday morn
Ing there will be a union temperance
service with a sermon by the Rev AL
bert Lang of BurlinEton.-At 2:3o In the
afternoon the Rev. y. c. Lang will preach
at the East Monkton Church and in the
evening at -:3O there will be "A union
service at the Friends Church at the
Ridge.--lIarvey TOLLS, who had been in
failing health for sometime with Bright s
disease, died Sunday, aged SO years. The
funeral was held at the house yesterday
afternoon at one o'clock, the Rev. G. G,
Cornell officiating. Burial was in North
Ferrisburg. He is survived by wife
four daughters and one son.-The Misses
Ruth and Cecile Donahuc have gone tc
Burlington, where they will resume Their
studies at St Marys Academy. after
passing their vacation with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Donahue. Mrs. r. G.
Thompson and daughter. Violet, OF West
Hebron, y. v. are guests of her broth
or and wife, the Rev. and Mrs. G. G.
Cornell. Miss Sadie Stone of CaStleton is
ten chang the school at the Ridge, Man
Green on Kaolin Hin Casper Sears il
Barnumtown. Mary Qunlan in the ives
district and MIS-. 9. g. Cornell at thc
Roro.-Mr and Mrs Richard Moves anG
daughter, Carrie, Of Salisbury were over
Sunday visitors at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Begor.
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LINCOLN.

Perry Eddy Of Seattle. Wash, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. l.. f. Jackman, after
an absence of Is years.-Miss Myrtle Jack
man has returned to her school in Proc
tor.-W. b. Rhodes has sold his Morgan
mare to parties In Salisbury
hurry and family have gone to Massa-
chusetts for the winter-G. A. Thaysr
l.. %. Jackman. George Garland and
George Barnard were In Burlington Tues
lday.-Mrs. Walker and her mother ant
sister have returned to their home IN
Rutland. Mrs. A. f. Cushman and Mrs
Edison Turner have returned from Brat
| tleborO-A1rs. John Hamilton has re
turned from New Haven,
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ADDISON.

The schoors opened Monday with
Miss Irish at the Corners. Miss Bor-
oughs at Advent Corners, Miss Ellis at
Elmer district and Miss Green in Will
marth district--Carrie Willmarth and
Olive Gage have gone to Shoreham to
teach.-Mrs. Davidson and Miss Sy-
monds. who have been guests of the
Rev and Mrs. Boardran, have return
e1 to their homes In Wardsboro--
Grand View Grange held a meeting
Friday evening.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Arthur Clark.--NIrs. Byron Chad
wick and daughter have returned to
Pataskala, Ohio. having spent a mont h
with relatives here.--May Crane has re
signed her position at the State school
and is at home.--Mrs Joseph st. Glare
and her sister. Mrs. eliza Lucia, of At
lantic. Mass. have gone to Elizabeth
town, N. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. Warner OF
Oklahoma, are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ezra Smith.--Mrs. Arthur Adams act
ed as supply at the central office
last week In the absence of Miss
Gardner,--Mr. and Mrs Collins of Sa-
lem, n. Y, are the guests of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John Elmer-May Tracy return
ed to NJ II. S. Monday.-Harriet Smith
has returned from Waterbury.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Martin Sweet Is visiting his daughter in
Greensboro. Florence Delano is
very ill.-The Study club met with Mrs.
Clarence Bailey Tuesday.--Miss Edna
Hovey is visiting her niece in Jericho
Susie Currier went to Barre Monday,
where she will teach.-Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Talbert are parents OF a daughter.
born Saturday Wilma Wright went to
Burlington Monday, where she will at
tend St. Mary's Academy.-A number
from here went to the st. Johnsbury fair
this week-F'leda Hassam is attending
Goddard Seminary at Barre this fall
Mrs w II Wright was in Burlington the
first Of the week
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Elizabeth G. Cnderhill and grand
daughter Miss Ethel Chaplin, left Mon
day for their home in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Miss Chaplin, who came here two years
ago for her health, has made many
friends and is much improved, Drew VAR
ney has returned to the Bristol high
school--Miss Mary Birdsall OF Hohneman
hospital. N. Y, is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Birdsan.-Miss Mabel
Mott OF Bristol Is teaching at Jerusalem
and Miss Lois Orvis in the Orvis dis
trict.--Afiss Emma Williams of Brooklyn,
". Y, is guest of Mrs. David Follans-
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. F. V. Prior Wednesd ay.-Archie
Sherwin came in contact with poison
Ivy and was 50 badly poisoned in his
eyes that he has been obliged to go to a
sanitarium for treatment.-Mr and Mrs
F.. C. Isham, Mr.. and Mrs II. F. Tiley
and Grant Comstock attended the fun
era! Of Mrs. Charles Allen in Shelburne
Thursday.--Mrs. Edith Chamberlain and
daughter returned to Blattleboro Monday
after passing several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Eliza Sherwin.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Anna Stacy, who has passed the
summer at her home here, left Friday
for Berkshire. where she will teach the
coming year,-Solon A, Lewis has leased
his farm TO Alexander Bacon and will
leave next month with his family for Cali
fornia to spend the winter-The village
school opened Monday with a large at
tendance of pupils. Mrs. Thorpe is the
teacher.-Miss Cora L. Clark is teaching
in school No. u, which opened Monday
Palmer is Ill at his
home In the south mart of the town
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day.-Mrs. Daisy Mullings and MISS
Christine MullinRs are at home from
Vergennes.-Thom Dupont, l.. H. Dwiro
and s. b. Cushman were in Rutland fr-
day.--The ball game Saturday pet"eo"
Bristol Y. NJ. C. A. and Starksboro re-
suited In a victory for the Starksporo
| team, Z to 8.
Misses Clara Ferguson and Hatte
Steadman will teach the fan tern VI
school in Ferrlsburg. Miss Nellie far'c"
has returned from a visit IT. Morkton.
Judge and Mrs A. G. Kennedy ana MIS-
Kennedy's mother, Mrs Eleanor Fuller
of DE kslb, H., are visiting their dausn-
ter and granddaughter Mrs d. d.
Abernethy.-Mis Jane Dalton Will teacn
the fall term of school in North Ferris
burg Clement Il Narney of this TOWN.
and Miss Margaret Earl OF Rutland were
married in Rutland Monday evening. They
will reside in Bristol Mr.. Varney was
an employee of the Berwick House
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon DWire and his MOTH
err visited In Williston the first OF the
week.-Willla'n Varnrv CT Wiiliston Is the
guest of relatives here FOR an in1e1oite
stage. r. Hallock of Starksooro ana
| Miss Iso II. Dickinson Of Brooklyn N
Y, were recent guests Of Mr. ant MS
Il. ]. Meader.--Tho funeral OF Mrs f'
M. Gleason was held yesterday aIter-
noon at her late home on Mountain
avenue and was largel1 Attended Inc
Rev. l.. j. Bigelow of Essex, n. W. a
former pastor of the Methodist church
officiated. The interment was IN the ram
lily lot in Greenwood cemetery -Thore
were light frosts here yesterday morning
with the temperature at 80 degrees NJ
and Mrs. Ira Merton Of Rutlard arc Wis
iting relatives.-Mrs. Lott'e Day Is ~
New York on busineas.-E. y. MCGEE
and family of Gardner. Mass are the
guests of relatives in town.-The Treas
ure Seekers will meet With Mrs a. :!
Eastman this afternoon. lIOs,eSSc5, M"s
Eastman, Mrs. Rates and Miss Simon5on
Mrs. Hathaway of Bu: irgton was in
town yesterday to attend thc funeral OF
Mrs ". NJ. Gleason. Clayton Blcknel
and family of Lincoln also attended the
funeral--Mrs. Daisy Nllings Is vstins
her daughter In North Hcro-The annua
meeting Of the Young WomHn5 Mission
airy society will be reld with Mrs G c
Carrier tomorrow afterr 21n.
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SALISBURY.

The tri-annual meeting of tho descend
ants of salathel Bump, whose ancestors
came over from England in the Ship
Fortune in 1921, was held Wednesday at
the "Old Home" now occupied by Capt,
S, II. Kelley and family. A large num-
her were present. After dinner In the OLD
ball room the family gathered In the
blue" room, where the family records
were read and an enjoyable program
was rendered. Only eight OF thnss who
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NEW HAVEN.

son was born September to Mr..
and Mrs. B. J. Allen.-A. c. Squire is
HIN. c. Peck was In Rutland over
Sunday.-Mrs Sherrod Brown and Mrs
f. E. Rowley will entertain the Ladies'
Union at the home of Mrs. Brown this
afternoon.-A son was born September
: to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Potter.--C. L, Nut
ting OF Boston is the guest OF his IA.
ther Stephen Nutting.-Mss Mary T.
Roscoe is the guest of Mrs. Mary Ros
cna
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aeLERK for general store dncludins
feed) in Vermont village, eight miles
from r, r Year or two experience de-
sired, but most important is best habits,
straightforward nanliness and adap-
liability and liking for country store
business with desire to make good and
probably to remain two years or more
Desirable environment and keep" If
single; low living expenses If married
State experience fully, age, weight
whether married, and price Address
Box IS, care Free Press Office.
215,6t ,&w1t
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FARM of 60 acres for sale. suitably di-
vided, fields machine worked, / l-2 miles
from village, will keep IA cows and
team, plenty wood, good soil, good build
ings. running water al house and barn,
hot water connection in house, rooms.
with stock, tools and fodder. Price, 3d.
300, cash preferred. Write or call for
terms. r. f. Smith, South Royalton,
VT. 217.lt&wlt,
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcleod and
two sons, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilcox, have re-
turned to their home in Newman. N. Y
Miss Nellie Parch, who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Collins, has re-
turned to Bristol. Merit Cox of Hines
burg is in town,
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MILTON.

Mrs d. d. Parker and daughter, AL
berthe. have returned to their home in
NJ .vern, Pa. They were accompanied by
Mrs Parller's sister, Miss Jennie Rankin
of the customs house in Burlington, who
will spend her vacation at Malvern
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lovely and little son
of Lebanon. \. H.. are visiting in town
Henry Bailey of Stove and Eva Bailey
of Waterville are visiting in toWn,-Mr,
and Mrs. William Kennedy of Lincoln
spent Sunday at his fathers. f. NJ Ken
needy, and her fathers, James Melavin's,
DIR. and Mrs. John Bean of jefferson
Vile were at Willard Sanderson's and Mrs.
Sarah Sanderson's over Sunday.-Miss
Marion Hertha Clark will present The
Rejuvenatlon of Aunt Mary" under the
auspices of the Eastern Star at the opera
house Friday evening-Albert Reynolds
has resigned his position as operator for
the Central Vermont railway He has
been stationed at White River Junction.
Mrs. b. d. Martin has gone TO Boston
with her son, Arthur, who will return
to his school there.-A. r. Sturgess was
at home over Sunday.-Mrs. Warner. who
has been visiting at the Rev D. Fl.
Strongs, has returned to her home In
Notwithstanding funeral of Mrs. VII
liam Clark, a former resident here, who
died at her home IN South Burlington
Sunday was held at the Congrega-
tional Church Tuesday at IL o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Grow and children
spent Saturday and Sunday in Westford
Miss Florence Wells and Miss Jennie
| Lyman have returned from the Island
Villa, Grand Isle, where they have had
positions,
Elvin w. Richards and Miss Lulu Muir
at the Methodist pa sonase September
by the Rev. Fred Danels-Hiram Park
hurst has hired the L. Nj. Kennedy farm
east of the village and will soon move
there.-Postmaster Kennedy and family
will move into the bungalow that the
! Misses Ashley have made at the old
! Whitney pace-Earl Aver OF st George
was in town Monday to attend court,
! having sued Leonard Pease of Swanton.
who was also present. Judgment was en-
tered for the plaintiff for 1894 At the
! same time Judge Holbrooks court was in
session in the town clerks office in the
case of Lewis LeClair VS.. George S. Rob-
| nson for possession of the house now
occupied by Robinson.-Clark Mitchell
and his mother are occupying a cottage
on the west side of Sandbar. Mr. Nit
chell has severed his connection with O.
G. Phelps 4 Co.--George Plants family
mother and sister Of Burlington were WIS.,
tinE in town Saturday. liibbey AL
len and son, Clifton kibbee were in toNr
Sunday.-The funeral of Mrs. William
Clark was held at the Congregationt
] 4 N ,r,sn tria N
cemetery in the village. Mrs, Clark lived
in the town of Milton a long time and i,
survived by a husband and daughter.
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EIGHT ROOM HOUSE on one Of the
best and most central residence streets
in this city for sale. Hot air heat, bath,
large lot, garden, fruit, etc. Terms easy
with liberal discount for cash. Posses
sion given Sept. LIST, have other houses,
farms and timber land that would sell
cheap for cash. ". V. FAR, II Buell.
st. 7o2G&w,tf.
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YOUNG MEN wanted to work In a train
ing school as nurses for the insane and
also young men to work on farm. ADJ
dress p. o. Box ITS, Worcester. Mass.
4,w,St.
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FARM WANTED--Large farm with stock
and tools, must be well situated and
price reasonable, give fun details ana
price, No agents. Address Farm" Free
Press office on,6t&U,2t.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Fannie Morse wife Of George NJ,
Willard, died Sunday morning at nina
O'Clock. The funeral was held at her
late home Tuesday afternoon at two
o cloCk.
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NOTICE.

tYATCHW0RK-Send a dime for the old
reliable Homestead package bright new
calicoes and percales, twenty-five differ
ent patterns, 4x7. Your moneys worth
every time Patchwork Co, Box 2l7
Meriden, Ct SS,w.tf,
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POSITION wanted by an honest, STEADY,
sober man, six years as foreman IT. mill.
Reference from employer. Address Box
IS, care Free Press. 2l36t&W1t
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BRISTOL.

The schools opened Monday with an
increased attendance in all the depart
ments.-John Burke has been appointed
janitor OF the graded school building In
place OF u. l. Garrow resigned.-Mr. and
Mrs II. NJ Gleason and children went to
Warren Friday for a few days. Sunday
morning n telephone message was re-
ceived that Mrs. Gleason had died sud
denly. She had been In poor health for a
year. The remains were brought here
Sunday. She is survived by her husband
and two children, her father, Charles Por-
ter, three sisters, Mrs. f. f. Steadman OF
this town. Mrs. Bert Smith OF California
man Robinson and Harry Allen OF War
rem and c. L. Bicknell of Lincoln came
with the family. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at
the family home.-Mrs Charles Wake
field has returned from Rutland. Henry
Goodroe and son, Pearl, of Hinesburg
were over-Sunday guests of w. e.
Hanks-G. A. Smith OF Middlebury and
Mrs. Lucy Smith of Rutland We're Sun
day guests OF relatives--M.. and Mrs.
Floyd Grow and child OF Westford are
in town. called here by the death of Mrs.
| IL. M. GledSOn,-Mr, ana MRS. r, M. ' ar
ney have been visiting In Rutland.-Mrs.
Jeanette Patnode of East Shoreham Is
visiting in town.
| f. S. Grow of New Haven visited here
Friday.--The ball game Friday after
noon between Bristol Y, NJ. c. A. and
| n Vergennes team resulted in victory
for the Bristoites, to t-Mrs, Ralph
Denie was In Greeley Colo, September
I2-Mrs. G.. l.. Haseltine and children
who have been visiting Judge and Mrs
e. A. Haseltine, have returned to Mont
pelier. Judge Il. A. Haseltine was a bust
ness visitor In Vergennes FIiday.-H. C
Palmer and family attended the funera
of Reuben Bisbie In Ferrisburg Saturday
Mrs, II. p. Sherwin and Mrs. A. f
Grow attended the funeral of Reuber
Bisbie in Ferrisburg Saturday.-Th'
Christian Endeavor society Of the Bap
list Church gave a party Friday evening
| at the parsonage in honor Of Miss Alice
Rider, who this fall will enter the mis-
sionary training school In Chicago. The
Christian Endeavor society and the Sun
day school presented her with tSauti
full Bible. Refreshments were served
Mrs, Nellie Kilburn attended the Griggs
Hsrmlss wedding at Essex Junction Fri
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WANTED.

BUT'TEF-MAKER and creameryman Of
thoronGl, experience desires change OF
position IN Vermont or northern New
York. Good habits. No. I reference, mar
xied: understands pasteurlzation; milk
an6 cream shipping a speciality. De-
scr!oe place and duties and name salary
il flrst letter. Address "Creameryman,"
care Free Press. 9tT,9t&wlt,
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STANTED to rent or take on shares a
% to rs COW farm stocked, The beat
Of references furnished. Address Rent
err" care OF Free Press 217,dstSwtt
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GIRL wanted for second work Would
take unframed help if capable and will
ing Address 203 So Willard ST., Bur-
lington, VT. i9,w.t.
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bend FOR PRICE LIST o. farms. ETC.
N, J. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton, VT. G.wtf
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Absolutely Without Pain.
The only Office In Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle OF pain, without taking gas
My method is used bV no other person.
No pain, no danger; no after effects.
DR. L.. ID, HAZEN,
ONCE, 234 Main ST., Burlington. VI
~@~~ rJ~sA--. 10 A A. - a
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sfIDDLB-A0ED WOMAN or capable
girl wanted in email family In village
near Burlington. Address Box Al, Free
Press Office. Burlington. VT TS,st.Swat
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FOR SALE.

a5O WHITE WYANDO1'TE yearings for
sale Sine breeds, at sLoo each, or, 500
per hundred Inquire Mrs. H. A. Dona-
hue, Essex jet, Vt. l@3i-W.
2176t&w,1t.
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COOK wanted. Mrs. Howe. 400 South
Union street. Burlington. 2l5,d&w.tf.
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HINESBURG.

have slept in the barn and accidentally4
set the fire
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Laundry

STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
office l45 Cherry street. Fl. w. Bull
nock, proprietor. Fine Shirt, Collar and
Run Work. Phone 3S-11 or send post
srl md driver will call.
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DESIRABLE LAKE
SHORE PROPERTIES

for summer homes or investment from
two acres to five hundred acres.
S...-s~~ss~ HAL Eatsts. Los College ~.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
FARMERS UNION HOPE Of
SOUTH, SAY ORGANIZERS IN
GREAT GEORGIA CAMPAIGN
Charles S. Barrett and L. NJ. Rhodes,
of Tennessee, Sweep Through the
State With a Message to Planters
to Check Enormous Crop Waste.

reaches from coast to coast, and
north. south, east and west are
terms 81 direction to indicate its
magnitude In one decade II has
grown until 10 is winged by Canada
and Mexico. baCkEruuuded by the At
lautn and fnut.ghted by the Pacific.
The 10000 900 farmers Of this
country are iaburiug under an in
debteduess Of $4,000 600 600 On this
amount. counting commissions and
renewal charges, they are paying an
annual interest Of S1-2 per cent, or
500 100000 while the business men
and manufacturers pay an average
of 3 per cent interest. or 5000. 000 900,
on $4,000 GOO, 600 This S2l0O0O,O00 ex-
cess interest paid by the farmers
would pay off our farm Indebtedness
In Is years. Cooperative efforts and
rural credits would right these
wrongs. So. let us continue to dis
courage this present system until IL
has passed into history and Is only
in the misty back yon-
der
Distribution being one Of our
greatest problems, our second decla-
ration OF purposes Ia to assist our
members in buying and selling The
Federal Government has spent $780,
OOO,00 in the last ten years, teaching
as how to produce, and not a cent to
teach us how TO market
THE real reason Of the high cost OF
living is not because the farmer pro-