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WINOOSKI.

The annual meeting OF the federated
churches was held at the Congregational
Church Thursday evening and was at
tended by members of the First Congre-
gutinnal Church in Burlington. Reports
were read by Mr.. Wood of Burlington
and Mrs w. L. Mcbride OF the local
church, showing the financial standing to
be good Remarks were made by Rev
DR.. Flaes, Mrs w. ]. Van Patten, g.
l.. Platka. DR.. Barnes, DIR. Brown f..
Barton Whitney, r. b. Baldwin, ". j.
Bambor, Henry Hall and David Walker
Harry II. Digs and James Long, color
cd soldiers, We're fined s. and costs of
$Gl4 in municipal court Friday for
petit larceny. Long made arrangements to
pay but Digs was lodged in county nall
They stole coal at the American Wooden
company's yards near the car track
Thursday night, and We're caught in the
act by Waterman Joseph Brault, Tho
soldiers are married and live on Hickok
street When caught they each had bag
nearly filled, worth about 80 cents.
The democratic caucus in Allards hall
saturday afternoon was largely attended
ana close contest was fought for the
evidently had been quietly at work for
the nomination and won out by "A narrow
margin lie was not heard of a as candl-
date until the last moment and a., w. G.
hushey and II. r. Carpenter, who had
noun been mentioned withdrew their
names, it left Mr.. Wolcott in the field
alone Dissatisfaction was evident among
the voters as to his candidacy and the
nam" OF Louis Alapa was mentioned. lie
was consulted at the last moment but he
refused To run. His name was presented.
however by his followers as a possible
candidate to defeat Mr.. Wocott but
lalled to win the nomination for that
once by one vote, Wolcott getting 81
an" Alapa SO. For road commissioner,
nelson Cross received a votes while tho
present Incumbent. j. r Cameron, re-
ceived q. The meeting was called to or.
der by the chairman Of the town conf
mittee' D. e. o'sullivan, at two o'clock
ana j. W. Lavigne was made chairman
and Louis Mongeon secretary Following
@re the nominations made and filed;
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WEYBRIDGE.

John r. Dodge, formerly of this town,
and for the past IA years resident of
West Rutland, died at his home in that
village Saturday evening at 40, after a
weeks illness with pneumonia. He had
been employed by the Vermont Marble
company as superintendent of their mills
there during most OF his residence in
West Rutland. He was born in this town
June Is, 1871. spending most of his life
here until he went to West Rutland. He
is survived by wife, formerly Miss Mary
Brittle of this town, and by two brothers,
Charles w. of Proctor and Albert G.. of
Rutland. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon at three o'clock at his late resi-
dence. The body arrived in Middlebury
on the train due there at % Tuesday
morning. and after short service in
the Congregational Church at this village.
it was buried in the family lot in the
local cemetery.
Tho Rev G. H. Bale is critically i'll
at the CONGREGATIONAL parsonage Mrs
Bailey is very feeble. Their daughter. Mrs
Hawks of Conway, Mass is with them
The remains Of John r. Dodge. who
died at his home in West Rutland Satur-
day, were brought here Tuesday and the
funeral services were held at the Con-
Rregational Church, conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Face of West Rutland. Inter-
ment wat in the family lot in Weybridec
cemetery. The fora, gifts were many and
beautful.--The social and Improvement
society will have "A sociable at the town
hail Tuv sday evening, February % \
literary and musical program will be
carried out and refreshments served. The
Rock Island grist mill will hereafter be
run under the management Of the new
firm Thompson, Shaw e. Co. w ". Hall,
an experienced miller, will attend to the
work. Mrs. Martin Young, who has been
Ill the past week, is improving. Garfield
Grant is moving to his new home recently
purchased in Lincoln.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Adah Campbell Of Ripton is a
guest of Mrs. Maria Smlth.-Miss Ruth
Egleston. who teaches on Worcester Hill.
was called to her home in Cornwall Mon
cay because of the death OF her grand
mother'-Miss Emma Jones has returned
from Burlington.-A cordial invitation rs
given to all people in town to attend n
reception from one to ten o'clock Thurs
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. 4. Walker to meet the new pastor and
his family, the Rev. George w. French. 49,
Mrs. John c. Moorse entertained the
Moravian club Tuesday afternoon
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ORWELL.

Miss Gladys Wells has been for two
weeks in Som"rvillc. Mass. T.. Walker
of Rutland has been visiting his uncle.
c. Il. Wallicr.-Mr and Mrs. F.. ]. Con-
way have returned from their wedding
ulP.-Mass Was celebrated each evening
last week at 81. Paul's Church. There
are over 20 cas'S Of mea sizes In town and
one school closed.--The annual church
meeting has been postponed on account
of 50 much illnoSs-The regular monthly
meeting of Independence lodge, + and
~ NJ was held Tuesday evening
Mr. Ross has moved from Hague, n r..
to the farm he bought of j. ~ Merrill go
Mrs. +, c. Stcdman has returned from
Nhiting.-pn account of so much illness
the F"rtnightly club has postponed gem
tltmen : night
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EAST SHOREHAM.

The funeral of William j. Anderson WAS
hello Thursday at 200 p. IN. in the church,
the Rev, o. W. French conducting the
service. Burial in Lake View. Mr.. An
derson came to this town with Col. Charles
lfunsdcn at the close of the Civil War
anc resided here since then. y wife, u
daughter Mrs. Walter Smith Of Washing
ton, -. c., ana II son, William J. of Mt
he'mon, Mass, survive.--Nicolas Dumas
Is seriously i'll at the home of his son.
John Dumas.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Wright
have returned from Medfield, Mass.
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entertainment consisted of music by Mrs.
Carlos Martin, Robert and Eugene Pal
mer Edward Melby and vocal duets By
the Misses Marjorie Gage and Alva Mum
nette; an original piece of poetry con-
tanning many of Abraham Lincoln's say
ings. by Mrs. Eliza Harrington; Mrs.
Herbert Kingsland read an interesting in
cident on his life, and Dr. Curtis also
read a selection from the life of Abraham
Lincoln william Munnette has bought
the farm recently owned by Coburn Mar
tin and will take possession March L.
Elmer Preston Is recovering from an
attack of the measles. His son, Roger,
is now having the Same disease.
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NEW HAVEN.

The subject Of the prayer meeting this
evening Is the Parable OF the Prodgal
Son" The subject of the sermon Sunday
morning will be Some Sayings of
Jesus" A fine program is arranged for
the EndeaVor meeting Sunday evening,
Medical Mission" will b. the subject.
Mr. and Mrs. II, c. Roscoe will leave
to-day for a few months in Florida and
other parts in tho South,-The funeral OF
Mrs. Mary French, who died suddenly
Saturday. was held at her home Tuesday.
Mrs Ira Everest and daughter. NADIA
line, who have been i'll, are convalescent.
Mrs. Amelia Barnard Of Bristol is u
guest of Mrs. G. G. Coates,Mrs. Mary
Snedon is the guest of her niece, Mrs
James Wilson,-George Peck returned 10
his school in Randolph Monday after
passing week at home, i'll with cold.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

News has been received of the death
of Mrs II. u. Hodge, widow of the Rev.
II. y, Hodge a former pastor of the
Baptist Church here, who died during his
psxtorate in East Charlotte, Mrs. Hodges
death occurred at the home of hei
daughter, Mrs. Dwight stilson, in Kansas
Tho Ball Brothers have engaged Ben.
iamin Garen as manager on their farm
for the coming year-Mrs. Eugene Short.
sleeves and Mrs. Irving are i'll with the
grip.-Arthur Cronk has purchased tho
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HUNTINGTON.

The sum of s22 was realized from the
supper given the Rev. n l. Kemp We'd
nesday, Feb. 12.-Most of the residences
here are quarantined for either measles
or whooping cough.-Postmaster s. T.
Kenyon is somewhat better, though not
able to be out.-Mrs. +. S. Marvin of
Georgia has been with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Kinds. a few days this
week. Letters uncalled for In this office
are addressed TO Patrick Rivers and Alice
Larock.-Leroy Sconeld has moved his
family to their residence here.
Mrs. Maria Sweet entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday at her
home-Five of the family of H. Merrill
are i'll with the measles.
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CHARLOTTE.

George A. Foote, one of the prominent
residents of this vicinity. died here Satur-
day after a long illness. Mr.. Foote was
73 years old and had lived in Charlotte
his entire life His family was one of the
oldest in Vermont and he at different
times held about every office in the town.
He had represented Charlotte in the
Legislature and was a prominent MEM
Der of Friendship Lodge of Masons. He
is survived by a wife and one son. Darwin
o. Foote whose home is also in Charlotte.
The funeral was held at his late resi-
donce at one o'clock Monday afternoon
Friendship Lodge, No. "A, f. and A. NJ,
mission to the order of John H. Thorp
at its regular communication on Tuesday
evening -Mrs. II. a. Williams of Whiting
has returned home accompanied by her
daughter, Ethel who has been spending
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Dean.
The funeral of George A. Foote was
held Monday afternoon at one o'clock
at his home. The Rev Hervey Gulick
oiticia ted. Interment was in Grand View
cemetery. The profusion of flowers gave
evidence Of the regard in which the
deceased was held by his many friends.
Among the offerings was an emblem made
up of hYacnths from Friendship Lodge,
of which he had held the Office of treas
urer for MANY years \ delegation Of
members of the lodge. marshaled by John
II. Thorp, formed in two lines while the
body OF their comradc was borne from
the house, followed by the mourners
Those attending from out of town We're:
f. \. Lyman and Thomas Hart Of Hines
burg; Mrs. Mahlon Purnton of Lincoln;
Mrs. Alfred l., Payne of Cornwall; Lee
Tracy of Addison; Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
s. Martin OF Ferrisburg: \. J.. Sherman,
Mrs, Caroline Powell, Mrs. G. f. Cove,
Mrs, Mary Bradley and Miss Florence
Bradley of Burlington.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT

have been satisfactorily adjusted and the
city water is again being used In the
boilers at the school for heating purposes.
In 1911 there was difference OF OPINION
over the amount of water USED ana the
bill presented, s15S25, superintendent
Barss thought was excessive, an OPINION
also shared by the state board oil man
ayers. Payment was refused Inc new
terms are a minimum rate OF SO SEMI
annually and 10 cents per 100 CUBIC ieet
for all water used over that amount
The spccial city meeting tuesday on
the amendments of the city charter re-
suited in favor of the amendments by
ma ioritv of one vote.--Abraham ana
Isadore Cohen went Tuesday to Bur-
lington to attend the marriage of Char
lotte Pearl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer u. Rosenberg, to Morris Frank
Stogaff at the Masonic Temple.--L. NJ.
Kellogg of Charlotte was in town Tues
day on business.-The Rev. S. S. Cobb
has gone to Syracuse, n. Y, to be
present az a family reunion and to cele-
brate the sOth birthday of his mother.
Miss Marion Wright, who has been visit
ing Miss Flora Booth has returned to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank IT, Bacon of
Waltham announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Christine Marion. to
Robert Il. Bruce of Randolph Mr..
Bruce ia now i'm the employ of the
Kendricl q Davis Watch Tool and
Electrical Works of Lebanon, n. H
Miss Luna J. Spencer is i'll with the
grip Miss Ann Woodbridge enter
tained a few OF the young people of
the Congregational Church at the par
sonage Tuesday evening.-The rehear-
sails for the local minstrel show to be
given under the auspices of the Cath
Ole Order of Foresters are In full
swing. The committee in charge has
engaged the services of w. +. Larrow
of st. Adams to stage the production
and to conduct the chorus OF over so
voices.-The Social club of Ferrisburg
VIII meet Thursday evening at their
club rooms.-Judge f.. j.. Fish will
speak at a banquet of the Daughters
of Vermont at the Nendome Hotel in
Boston Friday evening and on Satur-
day evening at the annual banquet of
the Vermont boys at Yale University.
Miss Ruth Norton, a student at Mid
dlebury College, is at tho home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Norton, i'll
with tonsi1itis
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member. attended In a body ana acted as
escort from here to the cemetery, having
charge of the services at the grave. The
Rev. Frances Kimball, a former pastor
Of the Universalist Church here, ofiiclated
at the housc.--Miss Hattie Paddock return
ed yesterday from Waverly, Y. Y. where
she has been the guest of her brother for
several months. North Star Lodge, f.
and a. NJ. held a regular meeting in Ma
sonic hal Tuesday evcning.-Mrs. Thomas
Ryan ana Miss Winifred Burke left Mon
day evening for New York, whore they
viii be guests of their brother,--Mrs. f..
r. Flagg visited her mother, Mrs. Elan
agan. in Burlington Monday.
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WESTFORD.

II. r. Stone mas moved his family tc
II. ~ MaCombers house. Miss Agnes
RugEles is at home after teaching a term
of school I'm Georgia.--Dr. Petty has
moved part of his furniture here from
Fairfax Gordon Perry expects To work
in the creamery at Cloverdalc.-Mr
Henningson is reported to have rented
the Mcclure farm at Clovordale.-The
house occupied by David Gokoy, owned
by H. M Gleason, was slightly damaged
In.
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MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs y. D. Parker and daugh-
ter. Albertine, of Richmond. were guests
of her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Robin
son. over Sunday.-Miss Esther Frost has
returned from few days in Essex june
tion.-Lawrence Martin was at nome
from Essex Junction over Sunday.-AIrs.
". G. Newton is ml-The Hood COM
pany's icehouses are being hucd.-S. D.,
Brush of Burlington was at home over
Sunday-Miss Flora Lyon of - Adams
spent SUNDAY with her sister, Mrs H. Fl
Bceman.
benjamin II. Caswcll and Miss Estclle
Maca We're married Monday evening at
seven o'clock at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. seymour
Macla. The bride and groom entered the
parlor to the strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin, played by
Mrs, ] r. Wagner. They were attended
by Charles Caswell. brother Of the groom,
and Miss Edith Shores. The ceremony
was performed under an arch of ever
green by the Rev. d, II. Strong. The
bride wore white embroidered net over
white silk and carried boQuet of white
carnations The bridesmaid wore pink
silk and carried pink carnations. There
were many beautiful presents of silver.
linen. pictures. etc. Refreshments were
served The dining room was prettily
decorated In pale green and red. Among
the guests present were Miss Jessie Cas-
well and George Comstock of Platts-
burph. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macia of
Essex Junction. DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Hol-
comb and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wagner of
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HANCOCK.

Daniel Sever of Windsor is visiting at
II. II. Perry's. w. W. Jones was in
Braintrce the first OF the weel.-1hc val
ontne bali Friday was we'll attended.
nearly 10 couples being prcsent-The
WOmans Christian Temperance Union
will meet February 26 with Mrs Alice
Lconard.--I!erbert Baton of Illinois 10
Visiting his cousin, Elliot Eaton-R. d.
Clahn was in MiddlebuN Monday
Mrs. l.. NJ. Church spent Saturday night
Sunday and Monday with her parents in
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Mary Hayes, who has been i'll.
threatened with pneumonia. is better
Mrs. |. b. Bromley is recovering from
severe attack of neuralgia Mrs. W. W.
Aldrich who is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, is gaining and is expected homo
socn.-Mrs W. 5. Heath is in Hardwisk
helping care for the children of her son,
William H"ath.-John Mason, who passed
several days in town. returned TO Starks-
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The funeral of Mrs Phoebe Brittell OF
Montpelier will be held Thursday at one
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Follansbcc.- Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tromblec of Montpelier are here to at
tend the funeral Of their mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Brittrll.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Walter Ring was called to Morris
willie Tuesday by the serious Illness Of her
grandson. Il young child Of Rufus Atchl-
son-NIiss Clara Thompson Is at hOm3
from Richmond, i'll with an attack of APP
There will be a supper for tina
benefit of the Rev. II. l. Kemp February
% at the VI. W. y. hall--A son was bor p,
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dwyer Fcbr1-
airy 19.-Mrs. +. w. Brewster Is visiting
IL, ofat,, ..,,1
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freesard' over Sunday.-Mr ana MIS-
EDWARD Branch passed Tuesday In Bran
~on'--Ihe Ladies' Aid will give shado"
soclaoIe ut the ladies' rooms Friday oven
ing. February &-The Kings Daughters
VIII meet with Mrs. Muzzy Thursday
February ~
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FOR SALE AT ONCE-One IS II. p. Erie
throtting engine, one Go II. p locomo-
tive type boiler, also several wood and
steel pulleys in various sizes, also belt
ing. shaftlug, hangers, etc. one 10 INKS
in. xl0 in. Duplex steam fire pump, one 30
in x20 in. stack, one % In. and one - In
spark arrcstcr, one "a I'm. revolving bed
planer. Standard Handle & Lumber CO.,
Cambridge Vermont. Act. &w1t.
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MILTON BORO.

Miss Lillian Bean was at home from
burlington over Sunday.--Leon Lester,
Miss Pearl O'NeIl and Russell McNall of
Champlain and Mrs. Lynden McNall of
Fairfax were over Sunday guests at r.
L. Bullock s.-Carrle Wells is at the home
OF her mother, Mrs Jennie Wells.
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BRIDpORT.

fratt Tyrrell has returned to Ferris
purg'--Leo Palmer and Anna Hamilton
were united In marriage February Il
Inc little son of Mr.. and Mrs Herman
smith 5eems more comfortable since
surgical operation.--Mrs j. ". Fletcher
Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Miranda Westcott has been con-
fined to the house for a week by nj
ncss.-Miss Linda Crane closed her
school Friday and that evening enter
tanned her pupils with valentine
partv at the home of Frank Hinsdale,
She returned Monday to her home in
AIiddloseN.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral of Frank B. Gillette. who
died Friday afternoon of pneumonia, was
held from his home in Jonesville with
burial here in the family lot in River
view cemetery. Samaritan Lodge OF l.,
o. O. T., OF which the deceased was a
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Mr. and Mrs. Truman Gould visited In
Walden Sunday.-Henry Currier remains
about the samp.-,rhe last entertainment
in the lecture course Will be given Friday
evening by Harry Bowser.-Martin SWEET
Is In poor hpntth.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

MI and Mrs. Fred Eldredse are the
parents of n son.-Mrs. II, {. DAVIS Oh
panrille visited her brothers, Oramel AZ
bert and Henry Currier, SATURDAY ana
Sunday.-Mrs Kingsbury Of Walden Is
with her daughter, Mrs Harry Judklhs'-
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WHITING.

Several from this town went to Middle
bury Monday evening to attend the play,
"Freckles Mrs, Bowman Crosby -'as
IN Brandon Friday.-Miss Edna Pierce o.
EnosbnrG Falls visited her sister, Mrs
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LARGE STOCK FARM for sale. Located
in Champlain Valley. Contains 900 acres.
VIII keep over 100 cows, 8 houses, S
barns. other small buildings all nearly
new. For particulars inquire of Mrs.
S. j, Carpenter, r. d. No. 4, Vergennes,
VT. 29.d&w, limo.
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. TO Is COW FARM with good buildings
in good location, well and running water
one-t third down, balance on easy terms
at , per cent. w. V. Farr. Burlington,
VI. As, wit
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The PLUMBING AND HEATING
business Of the late Peter Devereux for
sale with stock and tools, or viii Sell
stock alone. VIII be sold regardless of
cost in order to settle the estate. Is
George st. 29l,d&w.tf.
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FOR SALE.

Nay FOR SALE. One barn choice hay
on my farm at Westminster Station, VT
Apply to j, p. Holmes, Westminster
Vt, or write me at r. Buell. St, Burling-
ton, Vt w. V. Farr 45,6t;w.1t
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FARM HAND wanted for season, good
wages to right party. Write +. G. Bell
rose, East Hardwck, VI. A'W'3t'
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FARMS FOR SALE.

4 FIFTY COW FARM with abundance
Of wood and timber. Running water
at house and barns. Can set one thou
sand buckets if one wishes, to sugar.
Good buildings. Price low p per cent
down and balance on easy terms AT
per cent 4j,6t;w.1t
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WANTED.

MAN AND WIFE farm hand and house
keeper, capable, reliable couple Wahteu
March by the year. state wages
wanted. Convenient house one mile from
village. Arthur VI. Vaughan, Randolph
VT. 55ot~"t
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NOME ONE wanted to buy the best pay
ing grst mill in South Royalton, VT.
For particulars write n. j. Potvin.
32,W4t
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TWO PASTURES in Westminster, VT
aId one in Walpoie, y. II. inquire Of
w. V. Falr burlington, Vt, or j. T.
Holmes, Westminster Station, Vt.
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WANTED some one to buy the creamery
here in South Royalton, VT Write n. j.
Totwin. 2S,w,St.
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TO RENT.

VILLAGE FARM at Westminster station,
Vt, where sWect-corn, onions or tobaC-
60 can De produced at n greater profit
t.an anywhere else in the State.
45,Gt:w.1t
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MEN wanted at once to learn
TO repair and drive automobiles, and pre-
pare for vacancies at $l5 to $40 weekly.
Limited opportunity. Write stating age.
The Maine Auto Company, 456 Fore St,
Portland. Me. 32W4t
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One Cent
a.W0rd

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 IL con-
secutive months.
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NOTICE.

SEND TOR PRICE LIST of farrns, etc.
n. j. Potvin, Real Estate Dealer South
Royalton, VT. o6w.tf.