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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Brown have gone
to ST. Adams to resdc.-Olin Ryan ana
family have moved into 6. A. Huletts
housc.-Mr, and Mrs. Fred Smith and
son have returned to Massachusetts after
n weeks visit here.--Frank Sumner of
Detroit, Mich, and Miss Julia sumner of
Foxboro, Mass. spent Thanksgiving and
the remainder of the week with their
sister, Mrs Maude Wade.--The Christian
Culture club holds its Christmas sale at
the town hall Friday. Achickenpic supper
will be served from seven to nine.-Mrs
Carlton IIill is ill.-Thc Rev. and Mrs
Holmes of Bristol spent Thanksgiving
with the Rev, and Mrs Franklin Blake
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Newton of Burlington
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Car
pcntor over SundaY.-Mr and Mrs y. j.
Maxfeld visited their daughter. Mrs
Blanche Fits, in Bclden November IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Berry spent Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. G. White-Miss cynthia Cole has
been at home for the THANKSGIVING vaca-
Anna Briggs, who is attending Mt. st.
Mary Academy in Burlington. spent her
vacation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Briggs. The Christian Culture club meets
Thursday. December II. with Mrs. Agatha
Ferguson. Subject. Present Day Writers
Their Lives and Works Mrs. Gran
vile Thompson is i'll with appendicitis
John Spear and family of Charlotte spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. O. II.
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JERICHO.

The reception given the Jericho nigh
school students, parents and friends BY
i. G. Stevens in village hall Friday even
ing was success. About 20 gathered in
the hall. In the absence OF Professor Ma
loney, Mrs. l.. II. Chaplin was tho chap
cron Music was furnished by Mrs H.
e. Rice and MRS. Belle Parsons. Refresh
mcntI were served.-Miss Ella Rogers Of
Cambridge who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs Lucia Cook, returned TO her
home Saturday.-E Martin who
was called here a few weeks ago 10y the
illness and death of his mother, returned
to his work in Hudson Falls, y. Y, Sat
urday-R. g. Field spent the Weekend
with his brother, Charles Yield. I'm Bur
ungton.-The annual church dinner and
business meeting Of the Congregational
Church and society will be held Friday
in the church parlors.-Mr. ana Mrs. j..
=. Stafford of st. Adams, who have been
visiting his brother. Alton, and sisters,
the Misses Sarah and Garlic Stafford, re-
turned to their home Monday,
Hiram Byron Day Of New York is visit
Ing his uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Day, at "Slver Naples. DR.. and
Mrs G. =. Huburd entertained at their
home THANKSGIVING his brother, r. W.
Hulhurd and wife, their daughter, Miss
Emily. and son, Benjamin. of Hyde Park,
and sister, Mrs. Edward Mann, and hus-
band of Watcrville, his nephew. Merritt
Mann. and wife and their Two children,
also Of Watervlle.-Mi Nabclle Beers
of Burlington Is spending the Weekend
with her mother. Mrs f. d. McGnnis. -
MI and Mrs = q. Brown oc Enf 2rh!ll
were guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Brown
Thursday.- Carlton Ransom OF
Jericho Center visited his aunt. Mrs. o.
II. Brown. Friday-Tho Rev. William
Cashmere and family, Mr.. and Mrs. l. 9.
Morse and Mrs. Mary Ralch were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs l.. r Wilbur Thanks
giving day.
| Mrs. Edward Mann returned to her
| home in Watcrvile Monday after spend
| ing few days at the home of her broth
or Or. Hulburd. The Rev. William Cash
more attended the Ministers association
! at Winooski Mondav-Miss Florence BuX-
ton returned to Middleburv Monday after
spending the Thank sgving season with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bux-
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Como OF Clover
dale are guests Of his brother, Bert Co
MOI H. McGinnis of Essex Junction
was at F. p. McGinnis's Monday. M IS
Helen Cashmere returned to her school
| I'm North Adams Monday after visiting
her parents. the Rev. and Mrs. William
| Cashmere
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MONKTON.

An illust rated lecture will be given sun
day evening at the Methodist Episcopal
Church by the Rev. G.. c. Cornell on THE
Teacher and Healer."-The third enter
tainment of the Ladies' Aid course The
Perkins Family. will be given at Wood
man hall instead OF At the church, as
formerly mentioned. December 9-Mr.
and Mrs, II. +, Palmer are the parents
OF "A son, born November 29.-Dr, A. A.
Denton has moved to the place he re-
Gently bought of Levi morrill,,
The date given for the third entertain
ment of the lecture course by the ladies'
id of the Methodist Episcopal Church
is December 9, The Perkins family string
quartette and orchestra of Boston will
play.-Illvin Collins is petit juror from
this town at the December term of coun-
ty court at Middlebury.- Henry La Rose,
who has been i'll, is gaining,-The sue
cessful deer hunters were Henry Bru-
nell and Seth McAlvin, each getting a
fine buck.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
MILTON.

The marriage Of Earl Ice E"vlns
and Bertha Mary Howcy took place
Thanksgiving day. Mr.. Bcvins is the
only SON Of Hiram G.. ana Diana c.
Herins Of Milton and Miss hcwoy Is the
only daughter of O ~. and Mary IIewey,
also Of Milton. The groom has run
public automobile for three years and
will enter the employ of j. +. Wagner
Of Milton. who IS erecting a large garage.
The young couple will reside for the time
being with his parents
Miss El"cta Rogers died Saturday aft
crnoou at 40 o'clock at the home of
her niece, Mrs. J. : Bcnhan, with whom
she made her nome, after an Illness of
only a f"w days with pneumonia. Miss
Rogers was y years old. The funeral was
hold at the house Wednesday at one
O'Clock, the intermcnt being in Vest
ford charles King. Cortes Mayville,
F.bcn Phelps and George Turkey started
Tuesday morning for Crescent CRY. Fla.
to spend the wiuter.-Miss Ella Wood Is
improving from her recent Illness and is
able to sit up.-Iuvitations are out for a
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl l}cvins
who have returned from thcir wedding
trip. al IN" home Of :he brides parents
Mr. and MIS-, O. n Hewey, on Thursday
evening from 500 To ll:Ur.-Tho young
ladies' of the Philathoa class and
the Busy Bee class Of the Congregational
Church Will have a sale OF aprons and
fancy articles Friday afternoon and even
ink and the social committee will serve
supper from six to eisht,-Supper will be
served at St. AIMS Church Thursday
,,Nr, r,ir,tr ,r &. IL ,rl-t
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Vermont in the assembly room of the
Bixby Memorial Free library Monday
evening was enjoyed by all.--Mr. and Mrs.
10. T.. Fisher were called Tuesday to
Moretown by the sudden death of her
father. Michael Hayes.-Mrs S. Harry
Burroughs is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mason Mills of Woodstock. 49,
1.-THE AsYou-Lke-It' club met Tuesday
evening at the home OF DIR. and Mrs. f..
Z. McGovern, Mrs. George w. Stone,
Mrs. Vance w. Waterman and Miss
Edith McGovern assisting Mrs. Mccoy
crn In entertaining Mrs W. II. Wheeler
presided and the following program was
carried out: Piano solo, Mrs. V W.
waterman; reading. Mrs. Walter Dal-
rymple; paper, Historical Places In Yer
mont" Mrs. r. y. Graves; poem, Miss
McGovern; vocal SOLO Miss Tessie Pow
ers; reading, Miss Edna t.al; followed by
an entertainment entitled "A Gentle
ry."-Governor Fletcher. Lieut. Gov.
Howe and Speaker Of the House Charles
A. rlumley visited the Industrial State
school yesterday. Mrs. George Lynch and
daughter, Miss katherine Phelps Lynch.
OF Chattanooga, Tenn. who have been
spending several wcel1s at the home Of
Phelps. have gone to spend several weeks
In the Porkshirc Hills. Miss Lynch is the
author of the popular travel book ma
| pies. City of Sweet DC Nothing" which
has received much notice throughout the
country, though the author remains
anonymous The Ladies' Aid OF the Bap-
tist Church will NEE. Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Nash.--Mrs. Florence Barton OF
| Burlington Waited her sister Mrs. Charles
| NJ GrHndey. Monday.--The seventh cur
rent Events" lecture WAS given as usual
| In the library Tuesday afternoon. Beside y
paying the expense o: the lecturer for the
entire course OF 10 lessons tho doortceper
has token in gao which vii! be turned
over 20 the Vergcnnes Improvement so
ciety. These talks have hee'! so enter
tanning and satisfactory the the ques-
ton Is being agitated Of having another
course after New Years already 20 have
| eigInfcd their desire to join. II 10 more
can be secured another course will be
G.ven.--The ladies Of tho Baptist Church
will give a chickcnp'e supper in connec-
zion with their Christmas sale Thursday
evening, December 11--Perrp Bearrc Of
Springfield, Mass, was in town Yesterday.
Mrs Robert Hudson has returned fYor'
visit 20 her husbands mother, Mrs.
Eliza Hudson, Of Brandon.-Jonn Ryan
OF Orwell is visiting his sons, J. w and
d. +. Ryan.-Mrs. George T.. stones
Sunday school class was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Colby. \.
Mongon Of New York was in town yes-
terdaV
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SHOREHAM.

tir aad M,s. Dacy Leonard ar" par
nts Ur a daughter, lNru November e.
M and Mrs, G. II. Dc Long are pass
ng the week in boston and vicinity
Mrs. c. *. Saycry Of West Haven, Conn.
is passing 10 DAYS with her sisters, Mrs,
l}issell and Mrs. NJ. +. Cook,-The fair Of
tho Ladies' Aid Will he held December II
aud l2-Mrs. Charles Cook entertained
the Morayian club Tuesday afternoon
The funeral Of Fred Turrill was held at
the homo OF his father Nathan Turrill,
Friday. Tho Hcv 9. W. French con-
Quoted the seryico-The drawing OF re-
served seats for the entertainment course
viii be held Saturday at the academy.
Tho first number will he given December
g The proceeds, above expenses, are to
bo used for town improvoment-The
Criterion club hold social Mt tho ladies'
rooms Friday evening
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

T. J., Barrett Of jericho closed a sue
ccssfM term Of school November 26 Re
ports for the last half of term are AS
follows: Number OF pupils lG. average at
tendance 81 per cent, perfect attendance,
Xita. Harold and Edmund Lafayette,
Marjorie and Ccylon Orvls, Marshall Dlko
and claude Grace: Emma Dixie absent
ore day; perfect in department, Iita,
Ruth, Harold and Edmund Lafayette,
Ruth, Harold ana Raymond tIallock
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tory. Mr., Eastman was for several
years in the employ Of the American En-
press company. At one time he was puf-
chasing agent for one Of the RAILROADS IN
the West lie waS u Knight Templar.
Mr.. Eastman attended the late Mr. Cilleys
school in Williston and then went to AM
hcrst. but did not remain to graduate.
A daughter was born Monday night 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LaviPne.
son was born Tuesday to Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Klllornn.
The village is to be presented with ~
handsome iron drinking fountain to takp
tho place of the present watering trough
located at the junction Of Pearl, Lincoln,
Main Maple and Park streets Tho rifc
Is made BY VI SIS Eva Tarbox and will b.
Installed in tho carly spring 1t will be
80 designed as to accommodate horses,
dogs and binds
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The schools began the winter term
Monday. Miss Helen Lyon of Colchester
will teach ON Fourth street in place Of
Miss Fannie Rothman. who has resigned.
Mrs Arthur Curry ana daughter, Mar
ion, are in Bristol.-Archic Sh"rWin is
SLOWLY recovering from a severe attack
of rheumatsm.-Mr and Mrs f.. w. But
Ter and son. Ogene, spent Thanksgiving
i'm Fraukliu.-A pleasant family gather
ing was held at the home of D. J. Mill
ham Thursday when their children from
IHnesburE and Burlington were present
Miss Sarah Prior Is in Montpelier with
her cousin, Miss Gertrude Comstock, for
few days-Miss Florence Alduch has
entered the grammar school in Buring-
ton.--The place on the WilNston road
known as the Frank Mills place has been
sold to parties from Canada.-Juson Prior
and Max Elliott have returned from lAn-
coin. where they went deer hunting g.
Ralph Aldrich has employment with the
Postal Telegraph company i'm Burling-
ton
Eugene Myers was surprised at his
home Saturday evening by about 20
friends who came TO help him celebrate
his birthday. Games We're played and
music enjoyed after which refreshments
We're served Mr.. Myers was presented
with a coat watch chain.
\ party Of ~ of her schoomatrs gave
Miss Gladys Foote. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Foote. a surprise party sat
urday, in honor of her 10th birthday. The
little hostess was presented with gold
ring, money and other gtfts. Refresh
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GRANVILLE.

George A. Wilson Of Ludlow has been
visiting his brothers T.. G. Wilson,
Harry Wilson and Frank Wilson--George
Sargent went to RoxburY Monday to WIS.,
It at +. A. Stimson s.-Mrs. William West
and Mrs. Angie Lamb We're in Warren
November % to attend the funeral OF
Mrs, Amos Wisell, who died Tuesday, No
Vemher % Mrs. Wisell was n former
resident Of this town. She died Of pleur-
al pneumonia after Il weeks illness. She
is survived by her husband. six sons and
'"o daughters. Burial was In Warren
Ten deer have been reported Killed to
the town clerk. Mrs. N. L. CamnhelL
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JERICHO CENTER.

Herbert TOmisou, who has beer NJ
Martin Bullocks and attendins hi-h
school, j. now at Miss T.. T. Bicknoll =
Frank Gregory of West Bolton is now
serving as second clerk in Jordan broth
ers store Tho Rev. Mr. Shaw e West
Bolton visited in town Monday.-SeVern
of the friends and neighhors Gathered II
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred FHll"r
saturday evening to congratulate tl.r
on their Goth wedding anniversary
Walton and sons Silas and Wallace, W'n'
to Joffersonviie Monday where they ll..
employment for the winter by the Mo-
Lumber companN.-Thc Ladies' Son
Service club met with Mrs. F. : Sta,.
T.. sIuN uttt moon
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

George s. Eastman died at his home on
Church street at $3.50 o'clock Saturday
afternoon, after an Illness of three weeks
with acute BNght'S disease, He was 60
years old the day ne died. Mr.. Eastman
was born in MOnlton. He was in bust
ness in Boston for some years during his
early manhood, but had resided in This
place for about - years. lie was a SIND
degree Mason and a former member of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery OF
Boston He IS survived by his wife and
one daughter, Mrs Richard pichold OF
West Mcdford, Mass
The Rev. DIT G II. Sisson, who recent
Is underwent an operation, is able to be
out
Mr. ana Mrs Herbert Ilarland of
Fayette Idaho. who have been visiting
her uncle. DIR. G. NJ Ferrin, left sunday
night for their home, Mr.. laIland is
master of the Idaho state Grange ana
with Mrs. Harland, who was delegate
ATTENDED the meeting OF the National
Grange in Manchester, y. II.
Miss Gertrude Spear of Wadhams.
\ Y. has returned to her duties AS
superintendent of the Westport, \. Y,
school union after being the guest of
Miss Adcu Holley, her classmate at the
Plattsbursh normal school
The funeral of George s Eastman was
held at his late home on Church street
Yesterday afternoon ana was attended by
friends and neighbors The Roy. G. e.
Adant. ofIlcisted. assisted 10y the Rev
Evan Thomas OF Burlington, e former
pastor of tho CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Tho bearers were J. H. Niclc, II. T..
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WEST BOTTOM.

~. q. Mlnckler and mother, Mrs Anna
Ninckcr. Of Grand Isle We're in town
Saturday and sunday. Mrs ".
Minckcr, who has been visiting RELATIVE.
here for three weeks. returned with th'"l
Frank Gregory has gone TO Jor %,
Center whore he has a position IN jon
dan Bros. store-pnlN two deer N"l' '"
ported shot 90 Game Warden :. j. 'i'
during the hunting s"ason.-Mr. ana Mrs
Robert Strcctcr OF Richmond ar" visitors
at O. W. Strcctcr'S.-N. b Hall was II
Cambridge Sunday.-Holer Streeter ho'
returned from Undcrhill, where she sDcn'
week with relatives.-Mrs, Julia Greg
DRY and granddaughter, Mrs. II. Bartlett
entertains the ". w. Society December
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DRIDPORI.

The Ladies' society viii hold u Christ-
mas sale at the vcstry ou the evenings
OF December II and l..-Mr ana Mrs
William Dner are the parents OF a
daughter Miss Alice Myrlck and Horace
Bronson we're united in marriage Mo-
vemoer es--Nlrs william Mccoy mas TO-
turned TO her home nt Niddl'nuiN.- \
daughter Was born to Mr. "nd Ms car
roll Smith November 90 schools "p'nru
December MARTIN Garyey NLI soon
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CHARLOTTE.

try this afternoon and on Fri
afternoon and evening win hold tn
Christmas sale The Rev MI GuthrI
Burlington vii speak Of his trip abros
The Rev. Nj Gocdmsn of shsoug
and the Rev Mr.. Quick exchanged %
pits SUNDAY Mrs. Fred carpenter I
children of Atuehuro, MASS are Wis
ing A. her fathers. l.. l.. DesuutcIs.--I
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FOR SALE.

ESTABLISHED MILK AND CREAM
business for sale; for over Il years ils
city Of 1900 inhabitants, New York
State. Milk depot and route combined,
Business rapidly growing. Last years
receipts show the largest amount of
business of any previous year. and a
big field to grow larger in. Failure of
health reason for selling. A big sacri-
fee will be made for immediate sale.
For fun particulars write Box 3, care
of Free Press. g?@.12t&w,2t
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CORNWALL.

llr. and Mrs Carson Fisher spent most
OF last week in Wadhams. \. ", called
there by the marriage of their niece Miss
Lucy Eggles Mrs. Ned Matthews is
spending two weeks with her father In
Brtstol.-Mrs Rosa Foote Is with har
son, r. r. Foote. for tho winter Harold
MURRAY has gone to Portland Me
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SHELRIRNE.

Mrs LibuIc Finlan Of Shcldrake Springs.
y. " MI and Mrs. owen De witt and
daughter and MR.. Eugene Webber and
Mrs. Weber OF Rochester, y. Y, arc
visiting llr ana Mrs. Mitchell. Emerson
Thorp" had the misfortune TO break %
bone in one foot Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Siltz are parents OF a son, born
November a.
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POSITION wanted In grocery, general
store or meat merket. One years e1-
pe..enoe as meat cutter and st present
employed in general store. Nineteen
yeGrs old. unmarried and can furnish
hos. OF references from past en1 present
employer. 10. 1. care Of Free Pres
81 10t2wlt
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giving with Mr.. and Mrs. John otIs VI
East Addison.-rhe Ladies' Home 'l'c'o
will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Peter
Smith.-Mr and Mrs. T.. J.. Stagg ana
Bessie spent Thanksgivine with Mr. ana
Mrs. Harry Staur.-Thc schools in town
commenced this week for .hc winter
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PANTON.

Mn Mary SprAgue - in Brdport -
Dick Smith visited his brother, James
and family, in Ferrishurs, over sgndny
Mrs, Annette Adams has been III sew
eral days with neuritls MIR. and Mrs
n. IL Grandoy and Violet spent Thank j.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Tho Outlook club met Wednesday,
with Mrs G.. ". Weed George Robcr,4
was one Of the most lucky hunters FRI
day, killing a eN-polnd buck.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mar E. Mallory, A former rcsider; OF
this place, died Saturday. November 90,
at Vernon Center, MINI, aged 80 years.
The funeral will he held At the Methodist
Church here this afternoon ar two
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VILLAGE FARM.

1s5 acres. Underhill. VI, I'm TO P. o.
ana depot, main road, good buildings,
lanG rolling but fertile, sugar works,
plenty fruit. wood and water. capacity
90 to 25 cows and team. Price for a
short time only $1,000.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
burlington, VI.
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LOST AND FOUND.

A BUFFALO CALF COAT lost Satur-
day night between James Cassidy's in
Hinesburg and this city. Leave at So
North Union street for reward
$50, d&w,tf.
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ALL ROUND BAKER and candy
maker wants steady Job. Stri2tly sobcT
Il. c. Smith. Randolph, Vt
210,15t&w.zt.
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NOTING WOMEN wanted To take the
training course for nurses at the Wor-
ester state Hospital. Apply 20 r. V.
Scribner. VI. n. Su3;, Sex 81 WorceFs~
ter. Mass. -5N'N'
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~
VOr'NQ WOMEN wanted 20 work In
running school az nurses for the in
sane. k15rass T. q. BoN 1878. Wo-oes-
+4r. Mass. 22,w.2m"
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PATCHWORK-Send a dime FOR the old
reliable Homestead package bright new
calicoes and percales, twenty-five differ
ent patterns, iX7. Your moneys worth
every time Patchwork Co.. Box 2l7
Meriden. CT. $,wu
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8 HEAVY WORK HORSES, black pair.
weight 800 pounds. chestnut, weight
1870 pounds. all good work animals and
will he sold at less than their value.
Charles II. Foote. Spear street. South
burlington. Tel S2l. cSS.Gt&wlt
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ADDISON.

move TO the Methodist parsonage Mr..
G.. f.. Wolcott is slowly improving.
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WANTED.

Young MAN 81. good habits and steady
would like employment, used to horscs
r.. D., I7ree Press office. -1,6tGwlt
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NOTICE.

Oils HOSPITAL, cor. North and
Hyde streets, 3ls North street.
2S1 26t&w,5t.
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AUTOMOBILES AND FURNITURE
stored. reasonable rates, al So North
Union street. 275d&w,tf