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PANTON.

Mrs, -. y. ioodspced Is entertaining
her sister Mrs Minnie Cobb, and daugh-
ter of New York city.-Dr, and Mrs.
William r. Falnsworth and two child
rem and MIR Stincr, who have been visit
ing the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Farnworth, left this week for their
home in Iroquois, H. They will visit in
Pennsylvania and Ohio on their way.
They are making the trip by automobile.
ton We're in town Sunday.--Mr. md Mrs
Carl Smitl entertained Commodore and
Mrs. Mile: of Burlington over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Spauldng We're in
New Haven Sunday, guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs, William Mcintyre Merrill
has returned from a business trip to Mid
olebury.-Mr and Mrs. Burt Allen and
child of New Haven were guests Sunday
at Wright Hoyts.--Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Bun oughs of Waltham were guests
Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and
spent the day fishing at the lake.-Mr
and Mrs. Clifford Abbey of Crown Point
n Y, Wee a. Charles Spauldng's sun
day.-Mrs, cynthia Davis has sold her
hotel property in Worcester Mass. ana
has come to live on her farm at Adams
Ferry. Superintendent John
II, Coleman is to hold quarterly confer
ence here Saturday.. S-iner, Mrs
William Farnsworth Misses Blanche
Smith and May Findley and Mrs. Peter
Smith motored to Burlington Monday
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WEST BOLTON.

The remains Of E. ]. Gregory Of Iona
Lake y. Y, accompanied by his wife
and four children and his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Dibble, and brother Ernest. OF Broadal-
bin, y. y, arrived Tuesday night and
were taken to the home of his mother
Mrs. Julia Gregory. Funeral services
were held at the Baptist Church Thurs
day at two O'Clock, the Rev. A. II. Stur-
Ees officiating. The bearers were his six
brothers. The floral offerings were beau
tiful, showing the high esteem in which
he was held-A number from here at
tended the funeral of George Sabens in
Jonesville Sunday.-Miss Olive Dubois
has gone TO Mt Mansfield, where she
has a position for the summer-Miss
Maud Warren of Woodstock is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Louise York and
Mrs. Chester Pease of Jericho Center
are with Mrs. II. Hall.-Mrs. Julia Greg
DRY and grand daughter Miss Dorothy
Smith. accompanied Mrs y. Dibble to
her home in Broadalbn, y. y. They ex-
pect to be gone two months. Mrs. Gym
thia Hapgood of Jonesville called on her
mother. Mrs. V Smith, Tuesday. This
Dime society met with Mrs E. r. Davis
Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs. II. Gregory
has a few four-legged chickens
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Blodgett of Canada are
visiting their son, Clarence.-Mr and
Mrs. William Leavtt returned Monday
from visiting friends in Hardwick. Cam
bridge and Fletcher-Mrs. Cornelia
Baker will entertain the Home Circle
June Il at the hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Brown are to keep house in the North
village.-R. A. Norton. who fractured his
leg last week, is getting along better
than was expected.
Mr. and Mrs. william Miner attended
the funeral of his uncle. Nelson Miner,
at Lincoln Monday. -Hobart Norton, Mr.
and Mrs. II. w. Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs
George Wright attended the funeral
of George Sabns at Jonesville Sunday
Ralph Brewster of Richmond is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. ".
Brewster.-The Rev. and Mrs. D. T.
Conlon will finish their work here Sun
day and go to a new field of labor.-Mrs.
Ralph Miles is visiting her father DR..
Edmunds in Bristol. called there by the
serious Illness OF her sister. Florence
The Hill reunion will be held in George
O'Brien'S grove In Starksboro June II.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Page Onc).

after a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. warner-William Bailey re-
turned Monday from the Fanny Allen
hospital, making The trip in Samuel
Jackman's automobie.-The annual meet
ing of the Vcrgennes school district Will
be held Tuesday evening, June 30, in the
city hall for the purpose of electing Of
hCors and transacting any other neces-
sary husincss.-Mrs. Charles Farmer IS
able to sit out on the porch after an
illness of several weeks-The condition
of Daniel Hare. who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, Is FAVOR
able.-Arthur W. Hawkins has moved his
portable saw mill to Port Henry, n. V,
where he has large contract for saw
ing timber for the New York state
Dredging company, which is building a
breakwater at Port Henry.-Caspar
Leach of Pawlet was in town yesterday
on business connected with the estate of
the late Mrs. Josephine Gaines.-Mrs.
Henry r. Booth has gone to st. Adams
to Visit her niece, Mrs. ". e. Wheeler
Mrs Harry Blood and daughter, Miss
Bertha Blood and Miss Bertha Daniels
visited in Burlington and WnoosN Tues
day.-Mr. end Mrs. Robert Hudson have
gone to Brandon to visit his mother,
Mrs Eliza Hudson.-A son was born
Tuesday evening to Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Lash.--Orvis Collins, super
intendent of schools at Bellows Falls.
visited his father, Judge Barney Collins,
Tuesday. -Staunton Woodman of Yale
College is spending the vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W, D. Wood
man Mrs. W. A. Dalrympe visited
friends in Burlington Tuesday
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GREEN MOUNTAIN VIEW STOCM
FARM for sale. 400 acres. near fine
market four miles to station, on main
road. 200 acres Of best tillage land. one
Of the smoothest farms in the State,
extra good brook pasture plenty of
wood and timber, sugar orchard and
modern sugar making equipment spring
water all over farm. good "A room
house, hot air furnace, three barns,
main barn accommodates 10 head of
cattle. two 1i0-ton silos, tenement
house and hog pen, 5s head cattle u,
of them cows, cream gathered at door,
one pair horses one pair mules, five
brood sows, one boar pig; everything
in farming tools. Engine, snsilage cut
ter and blower, thresh.ng machine and
cream separator. Annua! income from
farm better than $3,0N yearly. Price
for everything, $1,000 $500 down.
ALSO 900 ACRES of timber land in
town or Elmore. estimated five mil
lion feet, With sawmill capacity 1900
feet daily. good water privilege and 100
H p. boiler and engine, rig to cut out
chair stock. Good house and barn, with
one acre of land close to mill mill
four miles to railroad; actual cost of
mill $4,000 VIII sell mill and land for
$1,000: price down 5000 and balance
on stumpage. 81 per thousand. For
more description white I. F. Senesac,
Gilmore, VT. swat.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Bessie Kelley of Ottawa, Can. re-
Gently visited Miss Laura Cullamer on
her way to her sisters in Hartford.
Conn.-Capt. and Mrs. Andrews have
been visiting at c, l.. Morgan's.-Joseph
sre visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Patnode, on Shelburne point
Miss Sarah Whtmarsh of Burlington
has been the guest of Mrs. Henry mar
rlngton-The banns of marriage OF
Thomas Stanton of Panton ana Mss
Katherine Crowley of Shelhurne We're
published in st. GATHERINGS Church sun
day mornlng-Mr. and Mrs l. H.
Doyette visited MI and Mrs James A,
Cory at Winnetaska farm in North
harrisburg Sunday.-Era Bacon Is one
of N men whom the Rutland railroad
are sending on three weeks vocation
trip to Yellowstone Park.-About 80 of
the friends of Miss Alice Douglas gave
her =. surprise party ON her 10th birthday
Saturday Games were played and re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jackson of St
Albans are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs l. b. Webster.-Mrs L.
Fredette has returned from Fairfax.
where she has been visiting Mrs Henry
Goodsell. There was a large attendance
evening and again Friday evening, when
the grammar school graduating exercises
were held There We're eight graduates:
Fannie L. Bacon, lola NJ. Thompson,
Helen c, Sanders, Ruth NJ. Webster,
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ORWELL.

The Rev r. T. Hack of Housatonic,
Mass, is in serious conditon.--Mrs.
Charles D. johnson has returned to AL
bany, y. Y.-The experience social in the
ladies rooms by the ladies Interested in
the welfare of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
was held Wednesday evcning-Class
day exercises will be held in the town
hall on the afternoon of Friday, June
Est. raul's Church has just been re-
decorated in white. cream and gold
Childrens day exercises will be held Sun
day at l0i5 a. MFRS David Williams
of West Pawlet has been the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs j. Z. Williams for several
days.-Charles Wissell has commenced
work on the cellar of a new house-The
annual meeting of Hands Cove Chapter
will be held with Mrs +. T.. Plat in
Shoreham on the afternoon of June IL
The Orwell Sunday school baseball team
played the Cornwall team Saturday and
the orwell team won out.
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ADDISON.

The Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Boardman
Mrs. Erwin Adams and Mrs, Stanton
Cross have gone to Bristol to attend the
Raptist association as delegates.-B. f.
Bristol was in town Sunday, returning
that evening to his home In Burlington
accompanied by his wife and son, who
have been spending week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Clark, --
Mrs A. w. Adams has been called to
Bridport by the Illness of her mother,
Mrs Carson Fishor,-The social and
strawberry supper was quite we'll at
tended Wednesday June 3. An unusual
program was carried out,--Mrs. IT, G..
Wood entertained Miss Helen Ellis over
the weekend.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. George Waite and Mrs. Francis
Shaw have returned and opened their
house.-W. NJ Baldwin. who has been
doing work in Lake View cemetery, has
returned to his home in Mddlebury.-
Mrs. Emily Rodgers and Mrs. Eliza
Fairservico Of Middlebury are guests Of
Mrs. +. Il. Douglas.--Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Harper have returned to Springfield,
Mass.-Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Howard and
Miss Douglass were in Burlington Tues
day, making tho trip in their car-Miss
Stella Cook has returned from Nyack.
y. Y Miss Cook will go as missionary
to China in the near future Tho con-
cert by the male quartet of Middlebury
College was we'll attended and enjoyed
by an appreciativc audience
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WEYBRIDGE.

The following officers were elected
June for the coming year at the Social
Improvement society: Exemplar, Fred
Roscoe, vice-eXemplar, Mrs. Willis IL.
Hall; chaplain, Grace Elliott; scribe, Lee
Hobbs; assistant scribe, Merle Her;
treasurer, Nina Sampson; guard. Homer
Austin; inside guard, Stowell Dewey;
conductor, Mrs Rollin Stone: assistant
conductor, Warren Perkins; organst,
Emma Baker.-The Rev. Mr. Haserdorn' S
topic next Sunday will he, at the morn
Ing service THE Touch of Faith; even
ing, Life of John Wesley."-W. J. New
ton is making extensive repairs on his
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MONkTON RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth McCalvin and son,
Homer, visited at +. G. Coxs Sunday
bicycle Monday afternoon, was bitten by
doE.-Dr, George T. Balloon of Wor-
cestcr Mass, Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. W. Meadcr.-rhe services conducted by
the Rcv David Barton of Bristol each
Sunday at the Friends Church are in
crcasng in lnterest.-The spring term OF
school will close Friday. The teacher
Miss Sadie Stone, will leave the following
Monday for her home in Castlcton.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The entertainment given In assembly
hall OF the high school Friday evening
was attended by the teachers, the senior|
class and their parents, the school dlrec'
tors and their wives and the pupils of thsl
seventh and eighth grades who had attain
ed honor marks in penmanship during the|
year Each person present represented al
noted book, poem or play, and these to- 1
gether with Il tableaux presented by tho
junior class made up a guessing contest
for which prizes were awarded. Principal
Eugene Berry and Harris Drury were thdI
winners, The prizes were books, Mr.
Berry received the life OF william
Wordsworth and Mrs Drury, The Life,
of Dickens" An especially pleasing fea
ture of the evening We're the recitationS
given by Mrs Dan NJ Johnson. The rem
dition of "Mandalay" by Kiping, with
piano accompaniment by Mrs. Alexande
T. Arkley. and mandolin accompaniment
by Miss Annls Baldwin. was particularly
enjoyable Mrs. Arkley also played dur
ing the tableaux Refreshments Were
served by the juniors. The entertainment
was under the direction OF Superintendent
Miss Minnie f. Hays and Miss Amy
Wheeler of the domestic science depart
ment.
The exercises OF graduation week
the Essex Junction hlsh school bega
Sunday evening when the sermon TO tn
graduates was delivered by the Rev. II
*. wye at the Baptist Church, Mr. Wye
subject was THE School OF Christ" II
developed we'll the idea that these pupil
We're students In the school OF Christ tina
Christ was the supreme teacher and tina
II lies with each one as to whether at m
final examination or judgment Christ wi
say well done" Mr.. WYE spoke of III
work done in the high school as
means of formation of character HI
charge to the class was ITO have a hie
aim and to strive to reach IT." There wa
special music appropriate to the occasio
including a violin solo by Mr.. Illingwort
of Fort Ethan Allen and vocal solos b
Mrs. II. r. Wiley and Miss ingalls,, Pray
err was offered by the Rev, c. c. Adam
of the Congregational Church and III
Rev. DR.. G. VI. Sisson read the scripture
and pronounced the benedictlon. tn
church was prettily decorated with potte
plants and flowers-The graduating e.
erclses will be held Thursday evening
high school assembly hall. Following
the program: Music, Barton's orchestr
invocation, the Rev. q. II. Slsson sal
tatory. essay with address. "A Great
Vermont" Henry NJ. Baldwin; essa
1.-The Music of the North American l
dams" Mildred Z. Teachout, music,
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Alice L. Stoddard, Grace II. Kinville.
Myrtle II Lawrence and George M.
Ray.
The Ever-Ready Circle or the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. ROY
Sanders Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock.-Louis Abair has sold his place
on the main road to Burlington pur.
chasers
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SALISBURY.

Mrs Lucia Thomas is very Ill with
pneumonia Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Sum
ner We're in Poutney the first of the
week.-Mrs., George Mathew and little son
We're severely bruised and shaken up
Sunday evening while coming from
Royal Boardman's with a corn planter
The shaft of their wagon broke and the
horse ran, overturning the occupants
The little boy sustained a severe cut on
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CORNWALL.

Carson 5. Fisher has purchased a new
Ford automohile.-Mr and Mrs. A. w.
Foote went last week to Bristol to attend
Pomona Grange.-Children' day was OBJ
served Sunday in the Congregational
Church. Mrs, c. s. Fisher has recovered
from her recent illness.-Mrs Arthur Adj
ans has returned to her home In Addi-
son-Frank Warner has completed a large
new barn.-Work has begun or the new
coCtfor pf 10 rpa6
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HINESBURG.

Miss Laura Kidder has gone to Florida
to remain several months. Miss Merle
Hill and Miss Susie Holmes of the high
school have gone to their homes in Mid
dlebury and Montpelier for the summer
vacation.-The young people had n dance
at the town hall Tuesday evening.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Tracey are parents Of a
son, born June Mrs. Mary Hudson
and Miss Beatrice Reed were in Essex
JunCtion over Sunday
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SOUTP STARKSBORO.

Miss Ethel Chaplin of Richmond Hill.
Long Island is a guest of Mrs Daniel
Sargent-The dwelling house of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel d. OrVis was burned to the
ground June 80. The fire started in
the chamber. y defective pipe or chimney
is supposed TO be the cause.-Daniel
Sargent is saving out the stock of logs
at the Gore mill this week
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs Alice Lecox died Sunday noon at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. william
Shirley The funeral was held Mon
at two o'clock.-Miss Carrie Wheeler
and niece, Miss Marjorie Kingsand, left
Monday morning for Chicago, where
they will visit reatves-Miss Maude
Miller of burlington spent Sunday at the
home of her parents MIR, and Mrs
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4 MANUFACTURES Of wooden novel;
ties with some trade established wanted
to locate in tho Connecticut valley on
the double track line of the =. & NJ.
where n good quality of white birch
is obtaipatle at a reasonable price.
Good shipping and mail facilities. cleo
tric powor Il desired. Apply - W V.
Farr So North Union street Burning
ton. VT. State line manufactured ana
nrice laid fo- stock. 1O6.d&w,t
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the face.-Miss Hattie Beach Is little
better.--Harry Brown of West Rutland
visited in town over Sunday.-W. H.
Dyer is able TO be out after a few days
confinement with q severe cold.-Mr and
Mrs. Chase entertained friends from Bris-
tol oypr Sunday
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MEADOW FARM for sale, 10 acres,
land level, free from stone, lots of
wood and timber, running water. fine
location, two miles from church, stores
school, creamery, railroad, etc, tivd
miles from White River Junction, For
particulars write River View Farm
West Hartford, VT. Box loi 49,w,3t
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turned from Fort Edward.-ETlram Kings
land was thrown from his wagon and bad
ly bruised when his horse became fright
ened at n motorcycle.--F. G. Crane Is
taking treatment In Montrcal.-The re-
mains OF Lewis Skiff of Mddlebury were
brought here for burial Monday.-Chlld-
ren's day will be observed June II.
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BRISTOL.

J J. Rhoads is building a cottage at the |
lake.-C w. Corey is reported as some |
what improvcd.-G. I. Colby is able to |
walk OUT. II. Wallace, a former prin-
cnal of the Bristol graded school, was in |
town Friday. lie is now superintendent
of union school in Morrstown, \. Y.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. y. Battles, Mr. and Mrs.
r. l.. DelOng and George Dclong arc at
Long Point for an indefinite staY.-A quiet
wedding took place at ST. Ambrose's Cath
Ollie Church Monday, Juno |, at seven
o'clock, when Shandon Levarn, oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Levarn of this
place, was united in marriage to Miss
Mabel Mott. youngest daughter of George
Mott of this village. The bride was at
tended by Miss Marguerite Ftzsimons
and John Kilhourn acted as best man.
The bride is a graduate in the class of
| 1918 Of the Bristol high school. The groom
is we'll known in town, being in the en-
ploy of ]. a. Hale's grocery store. They
will reside at the Basin.
| p. NJ. Layne ha1 a second shock of par
alYsis Saturday and is in critical con-
dition.-Miss Florence Edmunds, who has
| been i'll for several months is reported
| as faling.-Miss Edith Hewitt is at home
| from St. Louis. Mo.-The Bristol town
team went to Lincoln Saturday and de-
| feated the Lincoln team IL to mir. and
| Mrs, Elmer Bennett and children of New
| Have. Were Sunday visitors at +. J.
! Clark s.-The Addison Baptist associa-
| ton is in session at the Baptist Church,
with a large attendance.-Mr. and Mrs.
5. d. Farr are visiting their children in
| Schenectady, n. Y.--Mrs. Ara j. Ball of
| Montpelier are guests of Judge and Mrs.
T.. A. Hasseltine.-Mrs. T.. \. Neal and
children of White River Junction are
visiting her sister. Mrs. Thorp Thomas
| Nelson Minor died al the home Of Mar
tin Rivers IN New Haven last Friday.
He was veteran of the civil War serv-
ing in Co. G, Ninth Vermont, and the list
United States infantry. lie was men,
Der of w G. punton Post, G. \. r. He
is survived by his wife and other rea-
tlves. Tho funeral and burial We're in
Lincoln Monday. Several members of
the post attended from herc.-AIrs c. c.
Cady Of Port Henry, ~ Y, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. u. T.. Mcador.-At the
baccalaurcate exercises in Holley hall
sunday evening the following program
was carried out: Music; hymn, Rock of
Ages" responsive reading: prayer. the
| Rev. f. Nj. Holman; solo, abide with
Ne" Miss Christine Mullings; scripture
reading, the Rev w r. shaw; hymn.
Love Divine" sermon, the Rev. w. r.
Shaw; hymn, "Amerca;" bcnedction,
the Rev. G. y. Parker.
The S1st annual meeting of the Addison
Baptist association opened Monday even
ing with young peoples rally. There
were junior exercises and an address by
the Rev. J. II. Thompson, State president
Tuesday at ten o'clock devotional services
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FOR RENT.

\ SEVEN ROOM TENEMENT with
garden, fruit, etc, on the main street
at Westminster Station, Vt. A good
location for commercial traveller.
Apply to W. V. Farr, So North Union
street. Burlington. VT. uSd&w.tf.
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SHELBURNE FALLS.

T. NJ. Thompson IS at Cedar Beach
painting his cottage.-Robert Mead has
gone to Burlington. where he has EN-
ployment.-There will be q dance at
Thompson'a hall Wednesday evening.
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SEND FOR PRICE LIST OF farms. etc,
N. ]. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton, VT. 26.wtf
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NOTICE.

HAVE FOUR CARS OF light and
heavy wagons, harness Of all descrip-
tons. bicycles, gasoline engines and
roofings which I will sell cheap for
cash. Carol ". Styles. ULderhill, VT.
llS,d&w.tf.
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A YOUNG MAN OF good habits, good pen
man, handy AT drafting. wishe2 posi-
ton .1urng school vacation. references
furnished. Address student care OF
Free Prcss. Io4'ot""lt
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A VILLAGE STORE for sale with house
and barn, doing n good business. Ad-
dress Box So" Free Press office.
129,6t. &w,2t.
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YOUNG WOMEN wanted to tnke INC
training course for nurses at the Wor-
cester State Hospital. Apply to L. v.
Scribner, NJ. D., Supt, Box o. NorccS-
ter. Mass. f'"'ft'
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COTTAGE for sale or rent at Thomp-
sons Point Charlotte, VT, S rooms
furnished, with bath, boat. F. Landon
& Son, Bristol VT 132,d&w,tf.
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4 SMALL FARM for sale, situated two
miles from Bristol village, consisting
of pasturage, meadow. tillage lana. All
in good state of cultivation Good
house and barn and other outbuildings
in good repair. Cherries, plumbs. ber-
lies, good sugar bush, consisting OF
about 40 trees. For further particulars
call on or write to Edward Geary,
Bristol, VT. 4S,w,3t.
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FARM for sale. about 100 acres, rs m.
lumber, lot growing pine. good sugar
orchard. good buildings. r. D., near
school. fine orchard. Price 5000. part
cash. Box 1853, Wilder, VT. 4Ow,tf
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YOUNG WOMEN wanted 20 work In n
training school as nurses for the insane
Address p. 0. Box 117s Worcester
Mass 43,w3m
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BRIDPORT.

Donald Fletcher. while playing ball,
cut his foot severely on piece OIL glass
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wolcotl nave re-