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serving Of refreshments. Among the
guests from other towns were Mr. and
Mrs. Douglass of Shoreham parents OF
the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Foster,
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Brooks and Mr.. and
Mrs Leslie Sparks of Middlebury, Mr..
and Mrs, II. f.. Noble of Rochester, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Barrabec and Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Woodbury. of Shoreham and
Mrs. Clarence Langworthy Of Bristol,
After the wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglass will make their home in Shore
ham-Mrs. Joseph Gee and sons, Philip
and Thomas, of Wilder and Mrs York
of Rutland are guests of G. r. Boynton
Timothy Billings has gone to Rutland
summoned there as iuror.-Therc are
several cases of whooping cough in town
The Ripton Social union holds it's next
meeting Friday evening, October 81. Re
treatments will be served
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs A. Brlssctt died Thursday at her
home in Williston. a mile from this viii
lage.
An alarm for a fire at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs James f. Kennedy in
North Wiliston was rung in here short
ly after two o'clock Friday afternoon
|. T.. Gilbert and Walter b. Johnson
with their automobiles started at once
carrying several men and hand cx-
tinguishers. The chemical engine was
soon on the way. In the meantime men
with pals of water and eNtinguishers
form Wright Bros plant near there
were busy and with the aid of help from
here succeeded in putting out the fire
1t caught in some unknown manner in a
storeroom In the upper part of the ell
and was confined to that section of the
house which was badly damaged. About
everything was moved out of the house
during the excitement.
5. A. Brownell and dauGhte., Miss
Mary, went Saturday night to New York
to attend the marriage of Mr. Brownell' 5
son, Cieon Brownell, and Miss Foster
which will take place next Saturday.
VIM, b, Johnson a Sons, proprietors Of
Lake Champlain creamery. Monday
paid $40 for standard milk for the month
of September
| At a special village meeting i'm the ParR
street school building Tuesday after
noon, IT was voted that the village borrow
| $500 for the Improvement of Main, Maple
Pearl, Park and Lincoln streets at then
| intersection at the common. similar
sum has been offered by the state high
way commissioner and the sum of $50 has
| been pledged by the village improvement
| society. With the sum Of nearly S,"H 1t Il
hoped that the improvements that have
| so long been needed at this, the mos
| ira veled portions of the village streets
will be realized, 1t is proposed to lay
| several yards of cement walks and builc
| curbng and cutters I'm addition to thos,
recently laid Guy w. Bailey, presiden
OF the board of village trustees. presided
at the meeting.
! Miss Fannie Day and Miss Bessie W oil
| colt teachers in the graded school, ar
| in Boston for n few days to attend tn
marriage OF cousin. Miss Mildre,
| Teachout is supplying in the fourth grad
in the absence of Miss Fannie Day.
Mrs. William Osborne, whose home wa
ON the main road to North WillistoU
died Tuesday aftarnoan at tha Fam
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COLCHESTER.

The marriage Of Leila, the eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur S. Morgan.
and Floyd Carroll Sauderson was
solemnAed Wednesday evening Of last
week at the family residence. The Rev.
Wesley w Smith, pastor of the Con-
eregationa Church. performed the cerc.
mony in the presence Of about 30 rela-
tives and friends The house was beauti
fully decorated with autumn leaves and
evergrecn> intermingled with scarlet
berries. The bride was gowned in white
satin charmeuse, yelled with shadow
lace and trimmed with seed pearls. Her
shower bouquet of white carnations was
held with white tulle streamers. The
maid OF honor was Miss Florence Nor
| gan, who was gowned In sunset yellow
satin, yelled with shadow lace and trim
med with seed pearls. She carried pale
| pink carnations. The best man was Leon
| Morgan. brother of the bride. Miss
| Charlotte Osgood of Milton PLAYED the
Wedding marches and other selections
while the newly welded couple were re-
ceivinC CONGRATULATIONS. Following the
ceremony n reception was held and dainty
refreshments were served. The presents
were many and beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanderson left in the evening for Boston,
Lynn and other points in Massachusetts.
4 They will return in about two weeks
and will reside in Milton. The guests
D from out of town included: Miss Bessie
johnson Of Tonawanda, y. y; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Emery Mills, Mrs. Il. a Morgan,
grandmother of the bride Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Spear, Mr.. and Wilbur Spear
Mrs. b. f. Evans all of Burlington, NJ
and Mrs Edward lombard. MI and Mrs
Charles Sandcrson and Orlo Saudersou
and Miss Charlotte Osgood. all Of Nil
ton, and Leon Morgan of Grand Isle.
Miss Mildred Gilbert OF Essex junction
spent Sunday with Miss Mildred Munson
Mr. and Mrs. John Gravel Of Port Kent
y. y, are visiting Mrs. Sarah Nay.-Th
Rev. and Mrs. w. W. Smith are spend
ing the week i'm Niddlebury. The Mise
| Fannie Day and BESSIE Wolcott Wen
| Tuesday to Boston to attend the Chas"
WeScott wedding. on their return they vii
attend the teachers convention at Mont
peier-Mrs. Luna Taylor of Tacoma
Wash. is visiting her parents. Mr. am
Mrs. George Wright.-Miss Margucrit
Wolcott spent Sunday with Miss Hele1
Andrus Of Burlington.-The Rev. +. {
Twiss left Monday for Boston. wher
he will study at the Gordon Theological
Seminary There will be no service sun
day at the congregational Church OF
account of the absence Of the pastor.
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LINCOLN.

l.. G. Roscoe Of WeybrdGc has been
in town buying potatoes Mrs. Garfield
Grant has returned from a visit in Wey-
bridgc.-Niss Jennie Sterling, who has
been at j. l.. Beanes for several weeks
has returned to her home in New York
A. G. Arcand Of Brattleboro is visiting A.
d. Strong.-Mrs. Mahton Purnton is car
ing for her brother, who Is Ill in Char
lotto ~, T., Buttcrfied was In Charlotte
Monday.-Mrs. Luther stowe and Mrs.
Parker of Salisbury are visiting the
formers daughter, Miss Eugene Tucker
The Rev Mr.. Dawkc of East Randolph
preached in the Baptist Church Sunday.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Ellen Back of Shoreham has ar
rived in town and will spend the winter
with her brother. John Wood.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Ford have been taking an
automobile trip to Lawrence and Havcr-
hill. Mass. They returned TuesdaY.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dodson were in Montpelier
on business from Friday till Monday
f.. f. Briggs of Randolph was in town
from Saturday till Wednesday visiting his
daughter and fanilY.-Mrs. Angie Lamb,
who has been on n two weeks vacation,
has returned home. She visited in several
towns in the southern part of the State
and then went to Montpelier where she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. .. G.
Rriggs.-Thc Rev. f.. w. Sharp preached
lat the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day. He is n former pastor, now of Brat
tleboro. Leon Cady has moved to Pitts
field. where he has cmploYment-There
have been several cases Of chicken-poX
in the lower village school.
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NORTH UNDERHILL.

4 quiet home wedding took place Oc-
toher II at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Rodney Parker when their only daugh'
ter, liza May, was united In marriage &c
Bert Marshall Bean Of Jeffersonvillc. II
the presence of the intimate family auf
a few near friends. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Sturges o
Underhill. The bride was attended by
the only sister of the groom and the hes
man was the only brother of the bride
CLYDE Sidney. The bridal party entere'
the parlor to the strains of a weddnl
march and proceeded to the center Of th'
room beneath AN arch of evergreen wher'
the ceremony was performed. The brid'
was gowned IN blue messainc with sl
Yer trimming and carried bridal roses
Her travelling dress was of brown broad
cloth and she wore a black picture hat
They left for a short wedding trip. afte
which they will be at home to thei
friends at North Cnderhill.
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BRISTOL.

Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Wright are at home
from 10 DAYS visit with their children
in Malone, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs A. +.
Grow are at home from Cedar Point.
The outlook club will meet Friday Oc-
tober ~ with Mrs. Bosworth.-Miss
Jessie I. Ross spent Sunday at her home
in Grand Isle--Joseph Colby OF Sudbury
was an Sunday guest of relatives
Mrs r. L. Sherwin and son, Sumner, are
spending "A week with her sister, Mrs.
a. W. Stevens, In Cornwall.--Judge T.. A.
Hasseltine was in Vergennes Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs T., a. Dodge of Rutland
We're over-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Clement Varney. The high school foot
ball team went to Vergcnnes Saturday
and were defeated by the Vergennes high,
26 to 0-Mr, and Mrs, Ruff, who
have been visiting here and in
Middlebury. have returned to St Louis.
| Mo.-Mrs. Leroy Smith of Rutland is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. q. =. Colby.-Mr
| and Mrs. G. G. Clark of Lincoln visited
Mr. and Mrs Il. j. Clark Sunday.-A leak
In the water main on East street Sun
day made the shutting off of the water a
necessity. The break has been repaired
Mrs. c, V. Ray has returned from sew
eral weeks In New Haven. She has
closed her rooms on Garfield street and
will board with Mrs. g. r. Abernethy
this winterE. g. Parker of Burlington
is assisting In N. f. Dunshee's store fol-
a while.-Miss Mildred Morgan is visiting
her sister Mrs +. NJ. Rogers. in Yer
| gennes,
The blst reunion Of the l4th Vermont
regiment Tuesday was big success
There were 81 OF the regiment registered
Members Of other organizations brought
| the number mp to about 90 The morning
| session was taken MP with reports by the
lsscretary treasurer, +, Ii. Shepherd. Wis
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Myrr Hin Of Hincsburg spent
Sunday at y. j. Maxfeld' s.-MrS. Blanche
Fits and daughter Of Beldens arc visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs y. j. MaNiield
The Grange will hold its annua
harvest supper Friday, October "a a spe-
cial progra will he given consisting Of a
wood Saving contest. a monologue dra-
matzcd reading. readings and Rotations
Michael Conway has bought the Walter
Smith farm in Ireland.-Mr. and Mrs
Waldo Brown have moved to Clint
Smiths farm.-Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Thor
return Wednesday to their home in New
York city.-Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Brown
have returned To Boston after visit al
Thomas ConwaYs
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HARDWICk.

William NJ. Clark is visiting his sisters
in Meredith. y. H.-rhe Royal Welsh
Ladies' Concert company will appear at
the opera house Friday under the au-
spices of the Knights Of Pythias Lodge
Hon. H. : Peck of Burlington was III
town Tuesday.-A large number OF the
members OF the local WoOdmenS CAM
were IN Morri. willie Tuesday night to heli
the camp at that place confer tn" de-
gree on 81 memberships and Mrs. Clay
ton Ralch have rented DIR. Georges house
on Church street.-Merton Jacobs was il
town the first Of the week.-Mrs. Louisa
Mcader is visiting in New York.
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VERGENNES.

The Ncrgennes high school football
team administered a crushing defeat Sat
urday afternoon in a clean game on the
old fair grounds here to the Bristol high
eleven, score 26 to o. The features of the
game for the locals were the long end
runs of Ralph Norton and the line
pluugcs of l.. Orr. Prime was the star
player for Bristol. Touchdowns, l.. Orr
three. Norton one; goals kicked, Bennett
.; umpire Estey: referee, j. Holcomb. 49,
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
hold three days rummagc sale in the
vacant store on Main street, beginning
October 99-Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Wilcox of
Crown Point, y. y. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w r. Warncr.--Mrs. Cyrus Hors-
ford and son, William. of Charlotte are
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
! liam Crosby. Samuel b. Booth Is scri-
ously nl.-Miss Mildred Morgan of Bris-
| tol is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
NJ Rogers Mrs. George Darling is
! confined to the house by injuries
received and in falling from chair on
which she was standing. -Nictor Renaud
of St Michael's College, Wnooski, is Wis
ting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
! Renaud. George G. lngham of Saybrook
! Conn Is visiting Mrs. Charles Ingham-
! Mrs. Lee Deyoe visited her son. Earl De-
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6.rt Ntord,,. for ;,,so. civ No :,
o,,ord tbe r,,ioraI 1.ouncu of Corgreo,.
tioral ,,burcb.s octobar 90 IN ., NJ
Noodbrideo ,,n.s ,s . commemorative nj
~. Conversational rr,,r,.ho. ot Addison
co,,rtv tho Voroopuos ,,,u,.b .o,arous,,
n,,.ir, hi. ,ynonsoo l.,.,, II rIor,
n,seed s,rd,. ,,,tb his ,orants Mr. an,
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on NJ ord >t,s caorao ciua.to ~, w.,
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SHOREHAM.

At the school union show Saturday
about 100 children brought to Academy
hall articles made at home. The union
consists OF Orwell, Bridport and Shore
ham. cor the % teachers in the union 20
were present. The following awards
were made: Glass \, 10 ears of corn
grown on an eighth Of an acre by a
school boy. Frank Webster, first, H.
GrandY IIcitman second. and Harold
Farnham third class b. single ear Of
corn. II. Grandy Hoffman first, Frank
Webster second. and Harold Farnham
third Glass G. Johnny cake made by a
school girl. Pcarlo Farnham first, Audrey
Godcttc second, and Marguerite Munger
third. class -, display of cooking by a
school girl, Rena Dundon first. Sabra
Iiuestis second, and Marjorie Robbins
third, class f., gingham apron made by
a school girl, Gwendolyn Smith first
Rosa l.. Nickerson second, and Anna
Godettc third; class +. display of sewing
by a school girl. Margaret Montbrand
first. Isabelle Iebert second, and Mary
Bennett third.
Noble Orchard and Arthur Gresaire
were thrown from a motorcycle Sunday
| IiNil All' ptlSollS blIhSt anu 'SNdpt' w mn
out more serious injury than being bad
~ bruised and scratched Mr.. and Mrs
f. T. Douglas and daughter Bernice
Mrs. Maria Smith and daughter, Dor
othY. Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. 1.arrabec aut
Mr. and Mrs. T.. ]. Woodbury. attended
the Campbell Douglas wedding at Riptoi
last Wednesday Moravian club hel'
gentleman's night with Mrs. jane
Moore Friday evening. An interesting
| programme was carried out and suppe
! served. -Supt. f. l.. Eddy and severa
of the teachers are attending the meeting
/ of the state association of teachers a
| Montpeier.-A. j. Towner and A. NJ
Smith went to Bristol Tuesday to atten
the annual reunion of the l4th Vernon
| regiment.
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Fletcher hospital at Standardization
Ellsworth of Ferrisburg. who has been
threshing in this vicinity, was called to
his home Saturday by the death OF his
four-year-old daughter of diphthera.- -
Rolla Holcomb of Addison has completed
the drilling OF well for Samuel Gaines.
which Is SO feet deep, 81 feet being
through solid rock. The test showed a
capacity Of about five gallons per min
ute.--Mrs. Charles Forrey Of Vergenncs
Is in town.-Mrs. Emma Brown Of Mid
dlebury has been visiting in this COM
munity-A heavy rain fell Monday. ac-
companied by a strong wind, and clsterns
and pond holes. which have been dry for
weeks, are partly filled
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs Eliza Brown and Mrs Rebccca
Tracy are visiting in Wells.-Mr and
Mrs. Harvey Russell have returned from
their wedding trip to Montreal-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Brown of Starllsboro visited
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Itoag the first of
the week-Alr. and Mrs. w. Earle Meader
and laughter. Dorothy visited his parents
here over Sunday.-Miss Laura Hanson
was at home the first of the week from
burlington, where she Is attending high
school
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ADDISON.

There is to be "A chicken pie supper
at the church on 'he evening of October
3l.-William Wood Is reported as not
being a. well.-Grand View Grange en-
tertained Bridport Grange Friday even
ing about 10 guests being present. The
ID. A. r. society was entertained Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. l.. p. Tracy. There
were about IS in attendance. A literary
program was carried out and refresh
ments wee served.-Mhdam Tracy of
Shelburne Is the guest Of her sons, l.. T..
and J. {. 'Tracv.-The G r. BIS are to
hold "A social at r l.. Wlllmarth's Fri
dpV evenir q
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs Martin SWEET is ill.-Mr and Mrs.
Wilbur Farr of st. JohnsburY spent sun
dav at his fathers, j. w. Farr.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Goodrich were at r. f..
Battles over SUNDAY Mrs. James Nichol-
son entertained her Sunday school class
and Mrs G. S. Montgomery class Sat
urday afternoon-Fred Hill visited at
Clinton IIeith's SundaY.-Mrs. Sabra
jackson is in Walden.-Mr. and Mrs. Ferd
Chase were in Glover Saturday to attend
the funeral of her little nephew. Mrs.
w r. Montague and Mrs. c. H. Olmstcad
were with their mother. Mrs. Martin
SWEET the first of the week.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs, G. S. Curler are on a
10 days visit to Sycamore Beach, near
Boston, the home of her sister, Mrs. 5
Twombly. --Perley Stage has gone to the
Pttsford sanatorium, where ne will re-
ceive treatment Ssson of White
Creek, y. v, was the guest over Sunday
of his daughter Mrs. l.. A, Niles, wife
OF the Methodist Episcopal pastor-Miss
Pean Warner is recovering from an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Mary
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WEYBRIDGE.

G. II. Sturtevant is at home for a few
daYs.-L. f.. Warmers family is out of
quarantine. and Mrs G. A. Springs
of New Haven visited at j. S. Shaws Fri
day and Saturday.-The infant son of
James Canning, who was badly scalded a
few days ago. although not out of danger
is somewhat improved.-The Rev. Mr..
IIagadorn will preach Sunday morning on
"A Discouraged Disciple Finds a Ref
uge'; evening, "A Mans Prosperity
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HUNTINGTON.

Benoui SpraGue went to Guilford w.
nesday to visit the Rev. and Mrs Ken
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Norton were in Bu
lington Satrrday-Mr and Mrs. Charl
Gushing and child have beer guests
G. H. Hallock's a few days tuner
of Mrs W. Il. Smith who died : turda
was held at her late home Tuesda
afternoon at two o'clock.-Miss Clad
johnson was Weekend guest of MI
Ira Mnran In InffnrSnnNille.
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WHITING.

Daunie Daniels, aged years, son of
Fred Daniels died last week in Orwell.
The body was brought here for burial
Miss Ella ketcham of Brandon Is in
town-Mrs. +. T. Waite is visiting in
Barre for week. Miss Ayers of Brandon
was the guest of Miss Ellen Taylor over
Sunday.
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Allen hospital. Mrs. Osborne had been(
Ill but few days with Brghts disease.
She was 80 years of age. Besides her
husband, there survive four children ot
ages ranging from four to 10 years The
funeral will be held at her late home
this afternoon at two o'clock. Burial will
be at Wlliston
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JERICHO.

At the uurual business meeting OF |
Ladies' Aid society the following once
were elected; President, Mrs w
Whitcomb; viee-president, Mrs T.
Williams; secretary, Miss Aida 500
assistant secretary, Mrs +, A. ferolv'
treasurer, Mrs. | G. Morse, dir"cto
Nrs l. - RinA- Mia +. \. PcroiN
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FOR SALE.

TO CLOSE THE ESTATE of TYphena
tadd offer for sale the farm known as
Lake View at Henson Landing, Lake
Champlain, Vt Said farm consists Of
two hundred acres of good tillable soil,
History house, plenty out-buildings,
Il. +. y. route one-half mile to Putnam
station, near school For price address
George Dcyctte, administrator Benson,
". 20, Gt&17, wet
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HOME At PAXTON CORNERS for sale.

HOME At PANTON CORNERS for sale.
The home of the late ]. T. Hin. con-
sisting of house lately built, barn, hog
house. hen house. etc, about eight
acres of land. some fruit; also large,
ruomy blacksmith and wheelwright
shop. This property is situated at Pan
ton Corners. four miles from Nergcnnes,
within few rods Of two churches
schooIhouse and store y lrst-class
opening for a blacksmith and wheel
wright that wants something to do. No
competition. This property must be
sold to close estate. Price $1,000. For
further particulars inquire of Walter
K. White, administrator, Nergcnnes,
Vt, r. d. No.,4 25L6t&wt.
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ti-ACRE FARM for sale cheap, 2l2 story
house with ell and piazza, SO foot barn,
farm suitably divided into pasturing
and tillage; some growing pine,
adapted for dairying and fruit crops,
tools and pair of horses. l.. II. Bug
bee, NJ D., Putney, VT. 2j0d&w I'm.
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WANTED.

a COMPETENT GIRL wanted for gem
cral houscwork I'm a small family to
take situation first week in November.
Inquire at no 81 South Prospect street.
burlington. 25l,2t&lIN.2t.
SKIM MILK wanted 100 to 200 10 quart
cans of SKINNED milk daily. Must be
on railroad and cheap. Reliable party.
Address Harry Rachlir, 3s3 Warner St.
BoXhury, Mass. 252.1t&wlt
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n. ]. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer South
Royalton, Vt. 26,wtf
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NOTICE.

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FOR RENT.
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