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SALISBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Field, Mrs. Hyd"
and Mrs Marble OF Brockton, Mass are
guests of Mrs +. l.. Hamilton for the
week Charles DuffanY died Sunday
evening.--At the meeting OF Dunmore
Grange Friday evening there was a very
pleasant program.-Mountain Spring
Hotel and tine numerous camps around
Lake Dunmorc are about deserted for
the season.--Mr and Mrs. Mattcson of
West Hebron are spending q few days
with the Rev. and Mrs T.. r. Ryder
Harold Dyer has a position as chauffeur
for Dr Sanburn of MddleburY. The
Daughters of Ruth will hold a dime So
cial at the home OF G. A Bump Friday
eveninR.-Mrs Farr, who has been visit
ing in town for some weeks has returned
to Michigan Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Good
rich are the parents of daughter. -
Austin Beach is busy filing sios in this
viClnity.-Miss CeCile NJ. Thomas and
Miss Louise d. Nelson have returned to
their studies in MiddleburY College. -
Clarence Smead, who is i'll with tonsilitls,
is somewhat imDroVed
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The students Of the high school enjoyed
a shore dinner and corn roast at Maletts
Bay saturday afternoon when nearly all
the students Were present. The dinner
was prepared on the beach in front of
Smiths cottage. The committee having
the arrangements In charge were the
Misses Nahele Bulger, Frances Turner
and MARY Smith. Fred Merrill and
Charles FITZGERALD The party vas chap
eroned by Mrs. Maurice Smith. the Misses
Rostwick and Shea, assistants in the high
school, and Principal O. r. Stackpole
They started from the school house on
Spring street at one O'Clock and returned
about nine in the evening
Thomas Parzo has lust completed the
bulldinc Of a large barn on the Scvera nee
farm known as the George Rhodes farm
in colchester He purchased the farm
from MI Severance and the new barn,
which is one Of the most modern and
up-to-date cattle barns in this vicinity
is 10 feet long by 40 feet wide. inside
dimensions. Il is built to care for about
10" head Of cattle, horses and COWS Tho
barn is of wood and has a galvanized iron
roof and two silos. The work of building
was begun last April and was completed
about two weeks ago.
The public schools have opened this fan
under favorable conditions and this year
should be the best In their history. ThN
sanitary arrangements are excellent. tNr
enrolment large and the children a-r
interested and consequently working W,
The high school department has enro ,1
one-third more students than in any
former year To relieve the congestion in
the sixth and seventh grades il was
necessary TO secure an assistant teacher
for there were % pupils entering those
classes. Miss Marion Parkhurst, who VAS
Sruduatcl from the high school last
June and who was granted a teacher
certificate by the state in August. was
engaged for that position. The library
has been fitted up for her class The
NTH grade has an enrolment Of s3 pupils
II has been necessary to order more dosks
for that room. In the different depart
ments there are at present II pupils for
whom tuition will he paid to the Winooski
incorporated school district.
Miss Clara Pratt and Elias Desautels
were married Tuesday morning at 50
Francis Naver Church by the pastor. the
Rev J. f. Audet. The bride is the dauGh-
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Horml-
das Desautels OF West Spring street. The|
fathers Of the contra citing parties werel
the attendants The brides home onl
Main street was the scene of the we'd !
ding breakfast and Mr. and Mrs Desau-
tells left later in tn" day for Phtshcli
Mass Upon their return they will rel
side at 30 Main street
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Bun have returned
To Newport y. H., after visiting in this
vicinity after an absence of & years
Mrs Lucy Wicker of New York Is visit
ing here and adjoining towns Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Mallory have returned 10
Amherst, Mass. after spending a few
days in town, being called here by the
illness Vt their sister, Mrs. Edward Lane
Miss Helen Kirgsland has gone to chi
cago for year.-Miss Mamie Mallory has
gone to Minnesota to visit her uncle. Mr..
championships Edward Lane has re-
turned after spending u week at the Mary
Fletcher hospital-Mrs. Tcssie Mooney is
visiting friends in Burlington. Jake stone
is visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Gardner Stone, after five years absence
in the West--John Kenyon of Middle
bury is spending n few DAYS in town
Mrs. John Caldwell of Proctor is visiting
Mis-. George Collins
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OF tho regiment into tho United States
service.
Tho large barn on the farm Of q. D.
Lamb in East Monkton, six miles from
this village. was burned between one and
two o'clock Monday morning, together
with all the contents. consisting OF q
cows, three calves. four pigs, brood
mare and colt. threshing outfit, milk sep
arator outfit, grain, farming tools, and
100 tons of hay The fire was discovered
by Mrs Lamb, who happened to be
awake, She aroused her husband and
when he got outdoors the interior of the
barn was mass Of flames and It was inn
possible to save anything. Mrs. Lamb
notified the telephone central in this VIII
age and soon several auto loads OF peo-
pie started for the scene, but were un-
able to do anything other than to help
clear the house of its contents. The barn
was over 100 feet long, two stories high
with a basement. The cause of the fire
Is unknown. The loss is estimated at sl0,-
orc with an insurance Of $1,000 in the Yer
mont Mutual \ rain storm which started
about the same time aided materially in
saving the house and other buildings.
w. u. DagEctt was an ovcr-Sunday Wis.,
itor in Rutland.-'rhomas O'Lcary of
Proctor was I'm town over SundaY.-A
card from A. f. Nahum Pasadena, Cal,
September Il, SAYS 1t was 10 degrees In
the shade and still climbing. Mrs
Cora Small has returned from a visit
| of several days in S,arksboro The w
G. r L. will meet with Miss Helen We'll
Ter Friday afternoon. Dir. and Mrs. Glob'
cnskY of Montreal are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. j. Bradv.-E. 3. Palmer Is visit
| ing his children in Waterbury,
heavy rain of Sunday night and Monday
| was of some help to the farmers as Il
| filled mp springs and helped fall feed
Clement Smith and Leon Dean have re.
turned to the University Of Vermont
| The Misses Helen and Lena Geo an(
| Kenneth Gee Of NnEton visited Mr.
end Mrs. A. T. Brown the first " th'
! week. Valley Narnev has bull. n sill,
and made extensive repairs on his build
I inEs.-Mr. and Mrs r. T.. Perkins o.
| Burlington have been visiting Mrs
I.ucretia Hammer this week.-E. +
Guiudon returned from Boston Tuesda'
/ night --William Shattuck started 70
| Baltimore, Md, Monday morning. wher
he will enter dental college Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ruff Guy of Richmond is visitin!
his brother. Patrick Guy. and family
Mr. and Mrs Il. ". Estey and Mr. AM
Mrs. H. G. f.. Bristol visited In Nergenne
the first of the week F l.. HaSseltin
visited in East Mddlebury Sunday
II. Lamb of Woodstock was In tow
Tuesday L. w. Kingman and Mis-
Eliza Engman are Mt home from a visi
! I'm BurlingtOn
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WHITING.

A pretty home wedding took place
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r.. 4. Baldwin. when their
daughter Edna Lois. and John Munnis
McCartY of Detroit, Mich, were united
in marriage by the Rev. r. A. Howard.
only the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom were present. Miss
Emma McCarty. sister of the groom.
acted as bridesmaid and Harry Bald
win. brother of the bride AS best man.
The bride wore a dress of white i'm -
ported crepe, embroidered, and carried
shower bouquet Of swamsonias and
asparagus. The hri lesmaid was gown
ed in white batist" and carried bou-
quct of white asters. The rooms were
taStcfully decorated with autumn
leaves and ferns There were hand
some gifts Of cut glass. silver and lin
on. After the ceremony the couple re-
ceived the congratulations Of the rela
tives and refreshments were served.
Nj and Mrs, McCarty left on the af-
ternoon train for Detroit where they
will make their home.
Miss Emma McCarty of Bridgeport
Conn was in town Monday to attend
the wedding of her brother. Daniel
Holmes is in Rutland hospital recoycrlnr
from an operation The Rev. W. Macfar-
lane returned from Cowansville, Que.
Saturday. wher" no has been to visit his
parents Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Page and
daughter are guests of MI. and Mrs H.
w. IIolmos.-MYs Walch of Bubbardtor
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank
RaWSon.-Mr and Mrs. T. A. Denton anG
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Miss Elizabeth De NELL Of BOSTON,
Work was begun Tuesday in improv-
Ing the front of the knights of
Columbus han ON College street.--Word
was received here Tuesday of the death
Of Mrs. Hugh I'm, a former well-known
resident of this village, at Rutland on
Sunday. The funeral was held In that
city Wednesday morning, with intcrment
ltherc.--Arthur H. Walker has gone to
northampton, Mass, where he has Sc
cured position at the state hospital
Mrs. John FradCtto has gone to Brattle-
boro whore she will visit relatives and
friends .-Thc Rev Richard ~. Esten Is
attending the annual state convention of
Vermont Baptists at poultneN The dele
gates from the local church are: r. l..
Brough, Mrs. K. Mcfarland. Mrs. VI. i.
Avcrll ana Mrs. Isaac Rogers Mrs. &.
@. Frost and young daughter. Helen, went
to pittsford Tuesday morning and Mrs.
Frost returned on the noon train. The
little miss will make visit to her grand
parents i'm that vilagc.--E. T. Cushman
has gone on 10 days business trip to
Boston and New York.--Frank Farms
worth, Jr, who has been visiting his
parents i'm town for the past three weeks
has returned to his home in New York
city.-Mr and Mrs. Willis Il. Gorham
who have been visiting at the home OF
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. l.. j. Gorham
on WeYbridse street, have returned to
their home i'm New York city.
Ms. Frank LaPan and daughter, Mrs
Archie LaBrake, left Wednesday for a
carriage drive TO Brandon. Fowler and
Rutland. They will he away about Il
days. Ralph Morris has been awarded
the contract for laying $500 worth OF
cement walk on Seymour street,. G.
Monahau has gone to Ludlow for a few
days Phillip LaFlcur has gone to Wor-
IccSter Mass. where he will enter Holy
Cross College. Maxine billings. who has
been i'll FOR a week, has SO far recovered
as to hc able to be Uut--Col and Mrs
:. A. lsoy will return to-day from
PoultnoN. where they have been for two
days attending the Baptist State Convcn-
tion.-Miss Mary Tullcy has returned from
Poutncy. whore she has been visiting
Miss Margaret Holland.-MlSS Vivian
Simpson has returned from a 10 days
vacation i'm Albany and Port Henry.
y. Y. and mas resumed her position in
the Miss Ida : Waugh store as clerk
The first game of football for the season
here will be played Saturday afternoon
between the Middlcbury high school and
Norscnucs high school-NIr and Mrs
benjamin Wimmctt and daughter, Agnes
have returned from Rutland. where they
have been visiting Mr. ana Mrs Fred
r. Kuight-Col James NJ Tracey re-
turned Tuesday night after having at
tended the national cncampment of tn,
Grand Army at Chattanoosa. Tenn.-Mr
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AND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

warner was taken i'll Monday.-Dr. i. O.
Phelps and w. X. Warner, owners or the
Wheeler property. have given J. M Alneh
the contract to remodel the house ana
make 1t into two teuements George De-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ringer ar
rived Monday from Yellowstone fark'
where he was stationed with the ISL u
5. cavalry. Mr.. Ringers term of "nllst-
ment has lust expired and ne rctlros
with the rank of quartcrmaster-ser-
Eeant. lie has been member OF the
regiment for six years and served two
years with it in the Philippine Islands
and was stationed in the north part OF
Lu2on.--Monday evening about 30 of the
neighhors and friends gave Mrs ;
Harry Burroughs birthday surprise
party. A large birthday cake prettilN
decorated was served with the refresh
mcnts. Games were played ana Mrs.
Burroughs was the recipient Of many
gifts, among them being purse OF
money.
At the receut special meeting of tho
Norgcnncs board of trade an explanation
was made of the pure water question ny
the president Of the board, the Rev l..
A. Nczina who Is chairman OF the water
commission. statement was asked re-
gardlng the new station proposition and
Attorney George w. Stone answered tho
question, has hccu published. epe-
cial committee consisting Of the Rev. l.
a. Nczina, 6. w. Stone and T., G. Scott,
Jr., were appointed to confer with the
city council in regard to the city water
I t..I l,at.
application would he made at once t.
the city council for rights In the streets
to enable the NerCennos Water Power
company to distribute their service IN
this city. w. J. Rcnaud was appointed
to collect unpaid dues from members OF
the board.-It IS hoped that class in
current events may be formed which will
meet in the BiXby Free Memorial library
every Tuesday afternoon for 10 weeks, be-
ginning in October. under tn" direction
of Miss Annie Smith Of Burlington who
has done such work successfully I'm other
cities. All Interested I'm the plan are
invited to register at the library George
Conuors Of Worcester Mass of the l.
$. navy is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Harley
Gardiner ana other relatives In town
Mrs. John Amblcau has returned from
a visit to her daughter in Montreal -
Miss Helen Adams Of New York city
is listing her mother Mrs. EdrcR
Adams.-Mrs George MeiEs has returned
to Randolph after a visit to her hus
band parents, Mir and Mrs. u. G. Meigs
| State Supt. Mason : Stone of Mont
peicr visited the Ncrgennes schools yes
terday.-Miss Bcrnicca Avery has re
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BRISTOL.

Mrs Lewis Peck and Miss Jennie
Grow OF New Haven visited here Fri
day.-Mrs. Ada Kingsley has been Wis %
ltlng in StarksborO.--Philip Wright is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. \.
+. Wright. Mr.. Wright is in the en-
ploN of the government and has been
transferred from columbia, Mo, to
Washington, H. G., and goes there Oc-
tober 6.-Wallace Remington and Miss
May Reynolds Of Rutland were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Clement Narney Fri
iay.--Conductor sheldon of the Bris
TOT railroad is taking a vacation and
Martin Rider is taking his place.-W,
l. Wood of Middlebury vas in town
saturday The bah game Saturday
afternoon by MiddleburY and Bristol
Y NJ. G. A. teams resulted in victory
Tor the Bristol team. to t.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Field of Pautou
Wer" over-Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs O, NJ, Fishcr.-Tuc Rev g. &. }os-
worth and family viii spend the winter
In New York Miss Hazel Dotcn, who
mas been visiting here, has returned Ia
Hullngton.- Stillman White is tn Oldest
person IN town, nearly 9i Years old. He
Is ON the street nearly every daN.-Foot-
nan games are being arranged with Yer
s"nncS, Middcbury and Proctor schools,
ifasketball teams are being arranged for
the near futurc.-Fuur trees were blown
uo"h ON the park by the high wind sun
uay and considerable damas" done Ia
shade trees in other parts of the village -
H. NJ Gleason was in Warren oyer sun
daS.-Dr ", T.. Morgan and family Wis
lted In Lincoln over sunday. The Rev. f.
NJ Holman and Mrs Sarah Dumas are
attending the Baptist state convention al
foultnoy,-J r.. Kent Of Rutland was
IN town Monday. The annual reunion
oil IA" 'ith Vermont regiment VIII be held
here october p. the date of the muster
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COMMIssIovErS VoTICE.
Estate Of Hannah Hardy.

The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden,
Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands
NJ all persons against the estate OF
Hannah Hardy late of Bolton, in
said district, deceased and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
civ" notice that will meet for
the purpose aforesaid, at the resi-
d"ncc of \. l. Hardy, in the town Of
molton; in said district on the. 3rd
Thursdays of October and March
next at 10 o'clock a. m, on each Of
said days ana that six months from
the 18Th day of September. \. d.. 1913,
is the time limited by said court for
said creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 18th day
of september, \. D.. 1913.
T.. Il. JORDAN,
GEO. X. GLE,
l3,W,3t Commissioners
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LINCOLN.

Mrs clinton Pierce died Monday. Sep
TENDER To- following an operation Sunday
morning for intestinal distractions. She
had been III less than "A week and her
death came as a shock She was highly
respected. The funeral was held at the
residence Thursday, the Rev l.. W. San
FORD, former pastor. onlciating.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Purinton are visit
ms In Coventry Mrs, Emma Andrews,
wife of Hiram Andrews, died Monday
morning from the effects of a shock. The
funeral was held Wednesday at ten
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Quinlan were
In North Underhil Thursday.-Mr and
Mrs Robinson of Rhode Island are
boarding for a week at Walter Pet
tingills-James Stafford is on thd
r. +. D. route in place of Carrier Bailey
Brown, who is on his Vacatton.-Mrs
l. H. Goodwin is at home from an eNt
tended visit To friends in New HampI
shire-Mrs, q, Il. lIulburd entertained
the Lottie Cfori class at her homo
Saturday.
Cha - .i4nL>--- "f Burlington VISITED
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ORWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen c. Phelps are par
ents of a son--Mrs. Marion Vail has re-
turned from Brandon. whore she spent a
week.-Mrs.. Irene Smalley of Benning-
ton has been a guest for "A week of Mrs
II. ID. Branch.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. E. Young
and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Wells have re-
turned from n western trip--The execu-
tive committee OF the Y. p. S. G. f.. was
held Monday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs f. r. Lille
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MILTON.

Mrs, II. G. McNall has returned fror
Boston, accompanied by her dauGhtc
Mrs. Frank Barber, and son Mrs. ;
II, Beeman has gone ON the excursion
New fork,-Mrs. g. 5. Ashley has bee
spending few DAYS In Castletou.-Mr
George Reynolds has been visiting
burlington. Mrs Wolcott Beach return
ed Saturday to her home in Jericho ate
several weeks visit with her aun
Mrs. +. :. MORGAN
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Ralph Elliott was at home from the
agricultural school at Randolph over
SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs. George Hallock
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Hallock. Miss Emily
Rrdsall is attending school in Bristol
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
to-day with Mrs Robert Wilson i'm
L.incoln-Mrs. Aluma Shattuck is not as
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ARSENE BOUCHER
UNDERTAKEN,
1863 North st. Tel. 965
BURLINGTON, VT
Calls Answered Day Night
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of Emerson T.. Bessey,

Tho Undersigned having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chlttenden
Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of
All persons against the estate of En-
erson Il. Bessoy, late of Hinesburg, in
said district, deceased, and all CLAMPS
exhibited In offset thereto. hereby
give notice that we will meet for the
purpose aforesaid, at the residence of
NJ. J. Finney, I'm the town of Hines
burg, In said district. on the 2nd Fri
DAYS of October and March next, at 10
o'clock "A, m, on each of said days, and
that six months from the 18Th day of
september A. D.. 1913, is the time lin
tied by said court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for exam
ination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington. this 18th day
OF September, A. D., 1913
NJ. j FINNEY,
JOIN MASON.
pI2>nAt Commandments
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for an extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
George Stokcs-Mr. and Mrs. Q. w. Fer~
guson attended tho funeral Of Mrs. Clin-
ton Pierce in Lincoln Thursday.--The
Royal Comedy company gave an enter
tainment In tho town hall Thursday even
ing.--New cement steps are being built
on the Baptist Church.
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FARM OF 1876 ACRES, a., miles from
railroad station. good buildings with
never failing running water at house
and barns, near school. II. f. y. and
telephone at house, crops. stock and
tools may he purchased with farm if
taken at once must be sold to close an
estate. Mrs. Mary Brown. East Shore
ham, VI. 22l ,d&w,2w
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o'clock. the Rev w. r. Shaw. pastor OF
tho Advent Church. officiating Burial
was In Maple cemetery.-John Benton is
visiting in Fort Ann, N. y, and vicinity.
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NOTICE.

PATCHWORK Send dime for the old
reliable Homestead package bright new
calicoes and percalcs, twenty-five differ
ent patterns. Ak Your moneys worth
every time. Patchwork Co, Hox 2l7
Meriden Ct swift
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FARM for sale. About 100 acres, fine soil,
very large sugar bush, large amount Of
wood. some lumber running water,
plenty fruit, three barns, sugar ard ice
houses, large two story house. near soy
eral villages. 3 miles from r. r.. price
very low for quick salt" Apply to \.
c. Smith, Leominstcr, Mass, or w. g.
Hadley. Bellows Falls, Vt. 2-G6tW1t.
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SEND FOR PRICE LIST of farms, etc
n. ]. Potwin. Real Estate Dealer South
Royalton, Vt. 2G,wtf
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Laundry
STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office l45 Cherry street. II. w. Bull
Jock, proprietor. Fine shirt, Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone ash or send post
ri and driver will call.
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COMPETENT WOMAN wanted for gem
eral homework. No washing, must be
good. plain cook. Mrs. Howe, 400 So.
Union St 220,d&wtE
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WANTED.

a WOMAN wanted to do washing on
Mondays at So North Union street.
230.d&w,tf.
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Ono Cent
a Word

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 u words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within II con-
secutive months.
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burlington Veterinary Hospital,

burlington Veterinary Hospital,
73 Pine St, burlington, Vt
DIR. J. \. Rust,
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. attest equipment for
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
loo.
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Plumbers

FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
Practical Plumbers md steam Filters,
90 ST. Paul street.
Next North Burlington Savings TANK.