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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-09
Is PRESIDENT WILSON \ MoRsh COWARD?


rice bill in the senate on Saturday the assertion
gas made that vhon The cry WAS made that a
bill was a moral measure mon would vote for IT,
wen though personally opposed to It, because
they we're afraid to he regarded opposed ia
moral measures
The question ~as then asked whether the
unanimous vote given 10 the Kenyon bill by
congress was given by men who were really
oppoeed to the bill. II was answered that many
Of the votes were given by men who are
~MoRAL towards"
This was totally unwarrauted insult given
To congress On the floor OF the Virginia senate.
( If some congressman should discuss on the floor
Of congress an action Of the senate Of Virginia,
and declare that it was passed because some Of
the Virginia senator's are Moral towards" there
would probably be an outburst Of indignation
on the par; Of some Of the Virginia senators,
and possibly there would be resolutions. con
den1nine the statement and Hhdleating the n'h'f
of the Virginia senate
This charge OF moral coVardlee was easy 10
make against indefinite undesighated congress
men. il required no special courage TO say that
many Of the congressman who voted for the
Kenyon bill are Moral cowards'" But THIS
question was then put Was President wilson
moral coward "heh ne signed tne hehSoh
/ bin" Here was direct Application OF the
{ charge against many congressman IL many
congressman voted Tor the bin because they
are moral towards and therefore their ac-
tion is to have no weight In an argument. on
the same bill before the senate OF virginia
what about the action OIL resident WILSON, Is
that to have no weight? DID he sign a Dill
which II passed by the virginia legislature VIII
produce pestlienee worse than smallpox IN
Virginia cities because ne is MURAL COW
ARDf"
When the question WAS asked lis President
Wilson Moral Coward there was no answer
The senator from hoanoke' 10 whom the question
was directed did rot answer The senator from
Norfolk did not answer. The question las not
been answered
It is an easy matter to make a sweeping
charge of mo ~, cowaroice against many cen.
sressmen" But is it brave? Is it courageous?
7ae Tirqtnian repeats the question unan-
swered on the floor Of the senate: WAS PREsI.
DENT WILSON A MORAL COWARD WHEN
HE SIGNED THE KENYON BIlL?"
Here Is a great opportunity for some mem.
ber OF the senate Of Virginia 10 display Moral.
eoaraqc. Which senator viii rise in his scat and
declare that Woodrow Wilson was a Moral
Coward when he signed the Kenyon bill
RI senators will not do this then who should
pay any attention to their insults of general
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Marvin III, Altizcr.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ROANOKE VA. March S.--Marvin
IT. Altizer, attorney. who served two
terms as president of the Roanoke Bar
association, died today at his home
In this city. He was thirty-three years
old His brother. r. G, Altizer, is an
attorney in Pittsburg
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ATTENTION. COUNTRY SENATOR'S.

Senator Hart, af Roanoke. raised iii the sen,
- on Saturday the familiar cry that the coan.
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In a New Role.

J. IT. j IT T n
Skipwith Va. March :. 1914.
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BRISTOL.

The first community Christmas tree
I'm the history of Bristol was lighted on
the park Christmas night. The occasion
was horalded by the ringing of church
bells and although the thermometers
registered IL degrees below zero good
crowd was out to listen to the tine sing
ing of large chorus of voices. The
croWning event was the coming of santa
Claus with barrels of popcorn and candy.
which was distributed among III" chill
hrcn. The tree will he lighted every night
till after New Years Mrs. william
Lawrence and children Of Nergcnnrs are
visiting relatives i'm toWn.--Miss Mary
Waite is critically IN with pneumonia
at the nome of her brother. Charles +,
Waite Miss Charlotte = Halo of New
PATTI, y v, Is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. W II. Halc--Ncn w. sumner
returned to Hartford, Conn. Saturday.
+. NJ. clifford spent Christmas in Rut-
Iand,-R. j. Cakes has gone To Rich
mond, where he has a position as under
taker.-C. y. LaMay aud family and
hammond Coperstau Of burlington spent
Christmas at O. II. Plains's.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Morris spent Christmas in Yer
4 gennes.-Thc following officers of the
/ /, O. O. +. have been elected: n. O., r
s Laduc; V. O.. w ". Campbell; sccrc
tary. =. X. Wilson: treasurer, w Il
DagGett
Miss Evelyn Dumas spent sunday II
Monkton, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
I NanCelettc. Clifford Bacon of Leicester
Junction was in town over sunday
Misses Nelir and caro- Wilson spout sun
day in Essex Junction.-O. W. McShan
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Adclno Pratt GrcououV widow
of John Grcenough. died Thursday morn
ing at two O'Clock at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Moses Fisher vi Rail-
road street. Mrs Gr"ououuh Wa born
in Canada ~ years ago last August
Since her husbands death fo3r y-ars
ago at Colchester she had resided h.,c.
Last January Mrs. Grccuouph rcll ahd
broke her hip ana since that time hos
ooen confined to her bed. Death Vas
due to heart trouble. She is survived ty
three children. Edward of lurllueton.
Lewis ana Mrs Fisher of this vila4r
The funeral was held at the Church
If the Holy Famnv Saturday moruup
At $50 O'clock with burial loo ,h.
catholic cemetery
Seventeen Young ladies' we'o eutortaiu
I'd at dinner Tuesday nj tn" home o
Miss Mary +. Wright when the engage
ment of Miss. Josephine l.. Fay to Ar,hi'
, V. Rugg was announced
Mr.. and Mrs W. IT. Yaudow an,
| Mrs. \. -. Yandow yesterday attendc,
the religious profession of Miss pclh
Mary Yandow into tho order of tn
/ Hospitaliers of the Hotel Dicu at vi
nooski She took the name Of Si-t"
Gertrude She is the daughter of MI
and Mrs. Charles Nandow. formerly O.
this place.
While sliding down hul on Lincol
street near the residence of g. J
Nightingale. Marguerite Midget
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Il @ Niue
gett. ran her sled into tree and rra'
tured her left arm between the rlho
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VERGENNES.

The Roy. w. L. Williamson. who has
been suffering about a week from the ef-
fects of a fall, is able to be out-Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Rarruws and family
spent Christmas with MI Barrows
mother, Mrs. Mary Bruya, Of Middle
bury.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur e. Tabcr OF
Mddlebury spent Christmas with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur n. Tabcr
Benjamin Fisher Of Salisbury is spend
ing the holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. i. Fishcr--B,rt Wilcox of
London. Can, is visiting his father. T.
r. WlcoX.--Police Officer George Simon
Of Burlington visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Simon. Mrs. L. G.
Whitford spent Christmas with her sis
ter Mrs. +. NJ. Ball-Damol Donnellv Of
Montpelier is visiting his sister, Mrs,
=. L. Grandcy. Mr. and Mrs Oliver
Garrow and niece. Miss Daigneault. of
Worcostcr Mas. spent the holiday with
relatives in Burliugton.--Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin f. Bristol spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. s Bristol.
Roy Parker has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he has
been under treatment for injuries recciv-
ed I'm an automobile accident.-CieorEe +.
kimball of Boston and Miss Edna Davis
% Houston, Texas. are guests of Or.
and Mrs. j. y. Powers-Joseph Austin
has returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pital. Winooski where he underwent an
operation for appendlcitis.-The Misses
Mary and Martha GarnO of burlington
spent the holidays with their parents
Harry Norton went SundaN TO Wor-
cestcr Mass to visit friends.-Dr. and
Mrs. John VI. Caisse OF Swanton spent
the holiday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
IT, II. Caisse.-Miss Elizabeth Preston
| has returned to Basin Harbor after Z
visit to her brother George Preston
Miss Bertha Collins Of Hudson, y. Y, il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W
/ Colins.--Mr and Mrs Walter Middle
! brook Of Mortified are spending n few
days with his mother. Mrs. T. G. Mid
dlebrOok. Miss Grace l.. Kinssland as
sstant i'm the State Free Public librar'
AT Montpelier, is spending the Christina
holidays hcrc.-H. NJ. Bell and son, Ken
meth, Of Worcester, Mass. are spondin
the holidays with Mr.. Bells grand
mother, Mrs. MahlOn Kingman, and hi
aunt Miss Anna Kingman Mrs. N
Hearst Of Pittsheld, Mass is visitin
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Edward Eaear
Piorpont Lodge, knights of PNthla'
gave Saturday evening farewell suppe
to Leon Hunt. who left Monday Tor Ma
lone, y, Y. where he Will make MS hodo
, quarters as inspector of the Sholl"I
FL Farms. Slawson-Dccker company mn
plants through northern New York. Aitt
supper Judge Frank J.. Fish in b"hal
, the lodge presented Mr.. Hunt with ste
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GAITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

TIN" .em.-annual meeting and election Of
officers of st. Peters society was held
Saturday evening. The following were
elected. President, Hector BusheN. vice.
presidents, John Duqucttc and Albert
Marquette; secretary. Edwin peladcau;
assistant Adelard Hatiu corresponding
secretary, Dr. j. y. St German; treas
urrr, john Pichc, collector, Frank Niens;
assistant. Leonel Contois marshals Jo-
scph Bouchard Adolphe Nallee; inVesti-
eating committee, Alfred ana ThcOphle
Parrot. Napoleon Quiroit, Napoleon De-
uarais and Frank Benoit; auditors, Or
Vile pougal Noe Lavallev and Frank
Fcppin.
Eugene Lcbeau, nine years old, died Sat
/ urday evening at his home on East Allen
street of diphtheria. The funeral was
held Sunday morning, with burial in St.
Francis cemetery.
The fire department was called Mon
day afternoon shortly after one O'Clock
/ FOR a blaze in the house owned by Evanue
/ Icvcsquo at 337 Main street. The fire
started in the ceiling ana was caused by
an ovcrheated stovepipc. The chemical
VAS first ON the scene and was the only
means of lighting the ire. Two tanks on
the chemical We're empucd twice before
{ the fire was eNtInguished. Hose was
hitched to a hydrant and about Loo feet
laid ana In readiness. In this locality
there is no running water as it Is higher
than the reservoirs and in case it was
necessary to throw water the engine
would have to be brought into use. The
house is a >tory-and-a half building and
was unoccupied. Mr., LcVesque expected
company within day or two and was
heating up the house in preparation. He
was residing in his other home next door.
when H. discovered the fire in his home
ne tried to put 1t out and received bad
burns to his nose and his eyebrows We're
smged. The alarm system Was out of
order and this delayed the calling of the
ire department. Someone finally came
down the street and rang in the alarm
near the hose room. The roof of the
; house was damaged to the extent of a
, large hole being burned through, The in
terror was saturated with the chemical,
> The house and furnishings We're insured
= for $500.
Louis Blair pleaded not =, 81 to the
: charge of grand larceny in municipal
court yesterday and was bound over /,
county court in the sum Of 500 which
he could not furnish. James Tryon OF
: his plea Of guilty to petit larceny was
given a sentence of ~ days. Blair /,
charged with stealing So from Antoine
Drinlwinc of St Adams while the latter
: was visiting friends in town. They wcr,
ut house ON West Allen street Tues
day and when NT. Drnkwinc took hi.
coat off his pockctbOok fell to the hool
and is said to have been picked up 10y
| Blair Later the loss was discovered 10y
9 blnlwine suspicion pointed to Blair
\ and Chief of Police Barber was notified
{ hicf Barber drove to burlington Tues
g. dav night and ON First street saw Blai
and placed him under arrest He hat
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STARKSBORO.

The Rev. and Mrs robert TurnDull are
parents of a son. John Robert, born De-
ccmbcr 25.-Miss Ruth Young and Miss
Phelps of New York city are spending
the HOLIDAYS at W. y. Hill s.-Mrs.
blanche 'itts and daughter, Beatrice. of
New Haven We're with Mrs. Elites par
outs for a few days.-Mrs Agatha Fer
Euson is visiting at \. l.. White's.-On
Saturday afternoon will b" held the an
nual meeting Of the church at the Vestrv.
Miss Rhena Hin Of Essex Junction is
nt home for the holidays Hanson
IS visiting in Thompsonvillo, Conn. his
IL
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Invitations have been received in town
for the marriage Of Miss Ruth Brown
son. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
BrownsOn Of Bristol. and Prof Andrew
Holt Of Iowa City. Iowa. on January {.
AZ tho home Of the bride in Bristol
They will reside i'm Iowa City.--The Rcv.
Charles ". Stafford of Harrington, Kan.
is in town, the guest OF his cousin, MIS-
II. VI. Whitney.-Dr and Mrs Varncv
have returned from spending severa
DAYS i'm Burlington with their daughtor
Mrs f. \. Rich, and her fsmily--Dt
Arthur l.. Emo Of state college. Penn
sylvania, and Miss Sara W. Emo ~
BrNn Mawr with their mother Mr.
Phoebe Emo, and their aunt, Miss Sarah
Wooster, at the Wooster homestead -
Roy Tatro. who has been visiting In IT,"
homo of his aunt, Mrs r. r. Voigt HI ;
returned to his home i'm Burlington -
John Hart, ST., having leased his farm
to hi son. George T.. Hart, has moved
with his family 20 the village and wil
occupy tho cottage near the store.--Mis4
Anna Stacy Of Essex Junction has been
at her home i'm Charlottesville. and Mrs.
Edward Godctte aud two children ~
Hyde park are guests at the home of
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Roscoe.--Mr and
Mrs. Charles f. Smith and children q.
. Wolc"tt ar, spending week at Mrs
smiths parents Mr. and Mrs william
Stoadv.-Mrs Daniel Hayes and son
William Hayes. went to Bristol Sunda
to- attend the funeral of Mrs William
Hines. Mrs Uavos's aunt-The death o
Mrs. Jane Gould Williams, widow o
Myrou Williams, occurred Monday even
ing at her home at Charlotte Center ate
long illness with cancer Of the stom
ach Tho funeral was held at the hom
Wednesday afternoon. the Roy Horvo'
oiUliok. pastor of the Congregation
'huIoh officiating The interment wa
.u the family lot I'm the cemetery q
charlotte 'ent'r Tho surviving Nom
hor- of her family are daughter, tw
sons tom rrnndchildron ANA two great
utu.l . nildr,u
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RIPTON.

Mrs. Harriet f. Coulter of Woodstock
and son. Jerome. are with friends in
Ripton.-Mrs. Hope Billings is ill.--The
Rev. f.. =. Austin is visiting his par
ents IN Brookield. The Rev. George w.
Leonard of Brandon is expected to
preach here Suuday.-Thc Helping Hand
society will meet at the PARSONAGE
Thursday, january :, Mrs. Austin EUtor
acting as hostcss.--Tho Social Union will
have a box social at its next meeting,
January $. There viii he q short pro-
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in his possession then but S6.o5. It is also
said that he stole an overcoat and hat
from the mill boarding house. The over
coat was later found at the secondhand
store on Canal street. The money, IL Is
said, he spent for liquor and I'm visiting
several houses in Burlington which took
the greater part Of his money IT was
said that he gave Tryon about S.. which
the latter spent for shirts. pair Of
shoes and some hose, and that he Elair.
then gave him 81 and the pocictbout
saying that he had stolen tho same.
'Tryon was arrested ON the charge "
receiving and spending stolen money
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SOY TI! STARKSBOTO.

Lillian purutOn, who is Ill with typhoid
fever. is more comfortable and it Is OK
pectod she Will rcCoV"r.--John Grace of
Burlngtou was an oNcr-SundaN guest 81
his father. James Grace, and brothers.
Charles and Arthur.-Frank HalloCk. .Ir.,
died at III" Fanny Allen hospital Friday.
Burial was at the lianksville cemetery
Saturday beside his brother, Ralph. who
died about "A week ago Both had typhoid
fcvcr.-Elihu Purinton l. at home from
burlington. Willard .AlEcr had tn" mis-
fortune to cut off tho forchngor on his
left hand and injured his right hand OF
a saw last week.
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ADDISON.

An ana Mrs John Carr have been
their son, George Putnam
of Windsor Carrie Willmarth, who is
teaching in Shore ham, is at home for a
vacation, as is also Flora Willmarth Of
NlddlcburY Colicgc.-Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Mitchell and son, Theron. of St Adams
have been su"udinG a few days at j I.
clark s. Master Theron is to remain
for week.. Tho father Of Mrs. Board
man is failing. Tho Rev. and Mrs Board
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Miss Lizzie Wright has returned to Bur-
lington after passing the weekend with
Mrs q, c. Coates.-.Mrs. Eckhart Is
guest VI Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Dowd.-
Madam Caldwell of Proctor is guest OF
Mrs y. l.. Roleau.--A daughter was born
December q to Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clinton
Sherman
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FOR RENT.

GOOD VILLAGE FARM in the Con-
nccticut valley to rent to man VINO
will furnish stock, tools and good
recommend Fol further information
call at - North Union street Saturday
oNening. 9lVNNN'tl.
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NOTICE

rhc annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers & Mechanics Savings
Institute Il Trust company VIII De held
at the banking house of the Merchants
National Bank of Burlington, VT, ON
Wednesday, January p, 1910 at II O'CLOCK
a, M. for the election of trustees
l.. L. WOODHOUSE, Treasurer.
burlington, Vt, December ~, 1914
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G. A. Rice.-The Fortnightly club will
give masquerade and entertainment in
the town hall New Years eve.-Edgar
Resell, r. H. Grow and Carl Paige arc
taking the dairy course in the agricul-
tural college in Burlington.
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q
fev davs at tho home Of bis sister. Mrs.
r. +, Kingsland. returned Monday to
Grotou. Mass. accompanied by his
sister. Miss Fannie breckenridge,
who will spend the winter with
him--M Rose Donoway t'ach'r
in the Richmond high school is spending
the vacation with her parents, Mr. anu
Mrs. James DonowaY.-Arlic Alden OF
New York is visiting his parents Mr' anu
Mrs. John NJ. Aldcn.-Charlos Decker VI
Cambridge, \. y" spent sunday ner'
Mark Potter has returned To Mo'.i'''
after visit to his uhClc' 1T. ram -
lheips'-Johh hNnch Oh - 4N,''"7 ,
a weekend CUES. Oh nus S'S''''
'hhries f. u','- n''c ~ wv y,,
ment III III" '"'l'h''"h VI va, ,"' Sc
man. VINO Is .h'''"h ''"' '"N r,,t,
" y" u. .7.,,, ,s.. 'l.,,rh,cr
.''""'' Is ~ ~ t,a,.o.
-i',.,. C,ana,.ia,.a o,a MARIAN Of
, ,'''' ,,ai,I,,, ,,or ,,rorts Mr.
~ ~. CO., N,ttny. Mice tuth pick
"''' '' ~ a., Wa vno is
.'oo,' ..han, ~ waite pains \ Y.
','r ,,,,,. ,.,c,ti,r vein, ber amt.
=, - ~,r,o,,' rho hod, of Mrs
m.,a. ,r,lo,. q former resident. was
t,.,,,,h, horo sat,rdo, from Burlington
a,,d ,,ia,,d il, th.. recoi,inc vault i'm Pros
,,o,.t cene,erv.--Nrs t.uren. Brooks and
d,ucbtcr poarl. Of Bullinpton are visit
inc her mother. Mrs. Dustin C. Barrows.
rhc \tisscs Ada ana Jennie Bristol of
Niddlob,,rv who have heou spending a
vceL with their mother. Mrs Myron 4.
pris,o, and their sister. Mrs. II. c. Her
,irk went Monday for a weeks visit in
pos,or and with their brother pr. r. NJ
pris,o, of Cobossott. Mass
| IN. :, t,rd Tnnpworthv of Wash
! i,,,,a, n - is sn.ndinn the week
,,.t,,, hi. rrc1. and aunt. AFR. md Mrs
w ,torbo,s Of Middle
,,...'',. ~, ,,, ,ddi,,r ro,int,.
.,,., 49,, c,i.,,ds in tow,
y" ~, .t.,. ,,... n.,,,,.,,-
"on"'' ,,,,,,.,,,,.s
20 " h'oS''' ''''' 'i,,, ,,,i
win her ''S' ' r,,t...
Mrs =. r. Mc''oN ~ -
and family of Bellows + ans are N'S''-
ing his parents JudHr an" ME- '''
ney w. Coliins-MiSs EilHaneth N"a'"S'
teacher in the high school at iiudsoh'
~ y, is passing tn" holidays with h'r
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams
q. r. Williamson of ldttloton, \. H.
= called ON friends here Iu"sdaN'-
Eanns of marriage were published
/ Sunday morning at st. Peters Church
, by the Rev. L. A. Nc2ina for Joseph
Miner. son of Mrs Mal4sna Miner and
, Mrs. May Jerome daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Jobn Jerome All of Pantou A
vr.,tcb ,irbt suciobl. viii Ice held
D. i,bis .,.cni,g At I'm. ,nngr, e.l.
= .i,i ,,h,r,h L,..risl,,r,, Ar and
a., ,l. ,,,,..,i e rt.,,,.,1,,,, y
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HANCOCK.

Mrs g. b. Farr has been very i'll with
ptomaine poisoning. thought to be caused
by eating oystcrs,--Mrs. John Aldrich
and baby have returned TO their home
in hochcstcr-A son was born December
% to Mr. and Mrs Chester Lewis.
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MILTOI! BORO.

Miss Agnes Linchan of Worthwhile
is with her sister, Mrs. Roy Bullock
Mrs. H. +, kinney has not been as
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JERICHO CENTER

The church dnucr is to be IN
the parish house friddN.-Niss ;.
Fitzsimouds has returned from
days visit I'm Massachusetts,
Mildred Fuller, who has been
Mrs j. Hart during the school
is very il. with typhoid T
HoNrv Jordan returned to
ward Moudav after the chr
Vacation.-M IT, Higgins is i'll
also Mrs +, Fullcr.-Thc Graug
is to be given January Mr. an
Max Berno have been staying wi
and Mrs. Fred Fuller for a few {
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GASOLINE ENGINES. feed grinders
drag ana circular saw RIGS; also saws
and beltinGs, light and heavy harness.
also registered Ayrshire cattle for safe.
-. n. S,ygles Underhill, VT 299 d&W''l
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Beautiful Handmade Rugs
from Your Old Carpets

Old Ingram. Brussels, Tapostry Vel
vet and Rag Carpets and Rugs made
from your Rags We furnish all warp.
NATIONAL RUG WORKS,
r. A. THERRIEN Proprietor
- Alien street, burlington.
10, W3m
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-'OpY or WEEKLY FREE PRESS OF
November II wanted at Free Press ONCE
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sEND FOR PRICE lST Of farms etc
y. j. Potwln. Real Estate pValer' South
Royalton. VT So'"h
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ii"riirGton Veterinary Hospital
Pine St. Bur inEtop, Vt.
Lit. j. /. RL ST.

'.-frnry SURGEON and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909 attest equipment Tor
II animal surgery including equine
md canine operating tables 'Phone
&c
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JOBRERS WANTED to- vut aud deliver
at mill. three mile haul 10000 to '"oo"
soft and hardwood timber this winter
pichford lumber CO. Richford' VT
25.w.2t.
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sTANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

, T p IFD1AfoIJ - I'FIt IVA y FL71V1
office 14I Cherry street II w. Bull
lock, proprietor. Fine Shirt, Collar and
Cuff Work Phone 2s-lI nr send post
ana driver will call.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
'rncticHi Plumbers and steam Filters
DO 81. Paul street.
1ext North burlington Savings oank
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HILl.iSTON.

Morton James was I'm ESSEX ]
me day This week Mr.. and