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MONKTON.

Dr. Raymond Mcfarland Of Middle
bury College will deliver an address in the
Methodist Episcopal Church al the Boro
ON Tho Making Of Man" on Friday
evening Refreshments will br served in
the grange hail by the Ladies' Aid So
cietN.-Th" social dance AT the Wood
mems hail January : was attended by
- Couples.-Lconard Pal1ch of Burling
ton anl his brother Omer Partch Of Kan
saS were over sunday visitors at W. II.
Gee s.-Miss Mable Eddy has returned 70
New York to resume her school work
after passing the holidays with her par
ents.-Mrs Julia Carl, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Jane Smith few weeks.
has returned homo
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EAST FARDWICK.

Kenneth Ward is 1.-Two candidates
Tor the postoffico here attended the eX-
aminations held at lIardwick Saturday.
Thursday evening the marriage Of Miss
Edith Allen to Lynn Fuller took place,
the Rev. y. s. Bole performing the ccre-
ihony. They have gone to housekeeping
ia the hotel buldmg.-Mrs. Boycc spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs, Il. b..
William Hussam is At home
Tuesday was the coolest day this Win
ter SO far, the mercury dropping TO -
degrees below zcro.-Martn Aver died
Tuesday at the homo of his Son-in-law.
Lamont Smith. Tho funeral was hold at
the home Thursday morning with inter
mcnt in Staunard. He leaves a wife, a
daughter Mrs, Lamont Smith, ana son,
Ccylon Of North Troy.-Georac Cook has
returned from Annapolis, Md" and still
continues his work Of milk and cream
testing here Harry George and mother
are at his umt's Airs James Fisk
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TINES THURSDAY JANUARY Is 1914

the Rev. d. H. Strong officiating. Mrs.
Rood was 81 years old She had been n
great sufferer for several Years with
rheumatism. She leaves two sons and
two daughters, Milo of Bangor, y. y,
and Arthur of this place, Mary Of Brid-
port Conn, and Gertrude. who has cared
for her mother in her declining vears
There were many beautiful flowers. A
quartet sang Lead Kindly Light" and
Nearer Ny God to Thee" The internent
was In the village cemetery beside her
husband, who died few wears ago.
Samuel Barnes has the contract to iii
the Hood companys ice houses. Mrs.
Grant Pattec is in town to attend the
funeral Of Miss Eliza Rood.-Hcrman
Garrow il seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. IGeddng is also very i'll with tho
same disoase-Dr Samuel Phelps and
son OF Fairfax We're in town Friday to
attend tho funeral OF Mr.. Phelps sis
ter, Miss Ruth Ashley
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

y. Geroux of Boston were in town
Tuesday. -liarold Footc, who was taken
i'll Sunday evening is improving.-J. T.,
Brown of Boston visited in town Tues
day.-H. Louis Miner of Brandon was
called here Monday by the illness of his
father, s. u. Mincr.-Mrs. Ncttlc Davis
and daughter, Miss Grace Davis Of Wor-
cester. Mass, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. w. u. Woodman.-Jean Campbell
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dana T.
Woodman of Brooklyn, y. Y, and grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Wood
man OF Waltham, was one of the babies
whose picture, taken by a special artist OF
New York city has passed Inspection ana
received a certificate that her picture will
be sent to the Temple of Childhood ut the
Pan-Amcican exposition at san Fran
cisco in 19l5.--Mr and Mrs. J, a. Warner
Of Winsted, Conn, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. r. Wilcox.--The body of Charles
Smith arrived Tuesday from Kansas
CITY, Mo.--The annual business meet
ing Of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church of Ncrgennes was held Monday
evening in the vestry of the church and
officers elected as follows: Clerk, Walter
w. Bristol treasure w s. Bristol: dca
con for three years, George T. Stone;
trustee for three years. II. c. Horrick;
Sunday school superintendent, G. A. Bris-
toll; soliciting committee. to be appoint
cd Ivy the pastor; bcncvOlencc committee,
f. w. Graves, G. \. Bristol music COM
mittec, Mrs. w. J. Strong, Mrs. G.. +. O.
Kimhall, H. c. Hcrrick Mrs. ~ W. Nor
tor. The trcasurcrs report showed all
bills paid and the finances Of the society
in good condition Although several dis
missals by letter have been granted dur
ing the year there has been an increase
in membership Simon, a member
Of the police force OF Burlington, vistc
his pnrents Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Simon,
Monday.
The stockholders Of tho National Bank
of Ncrgennes held their annual meeting
Tuesday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing board of directors: O. H. Shcr-
man, Burlington; w. H. Dean, Ferris
burg; Z. c. Sugar, Addison: +. H. Far
rngton. Brandon; w. r. Bristol. YER
genncs; s. d. Carr. Bristol A. W. Nor
ton, Nergenncs. At a meeting OF the di-
rectors officers were elected as follows:
President, O II. sherman; vice president,
W. II. Dean; cashier, Charles II. Strong;
assistant cashier, +. w. Graves. The
Vergennes Improvement society held a
whist party at Grange hall Tuesday
evening The receipts were about al.
Wallace Bristol won first prize and Mrs
Dustin NJ. BarTows and Miss May Nc
Philomy were tied for second prize
Rufus Everson King will deliver his Ice
ture, ''The Days That Are Gone" Friday
evening at the opera house uulpr the
auspices of the Citizens entertainment
course Mr.. King Is editor of the Iion
On " Citizen.-The condition Of 5. d.
Miner is reported 10 be improving. The
mercury stood as low al 80 degrees below
zero Yesterday morning Ernest, Edward
and Miss Nellie Aunchman have returned
to Orwell after visiting their sister. Mrs
David w. Ryan.
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Thomas Leonard is reported az critical
"is. X. A, Purlntun has been Visluhs Ill
burlington Mrs. II. T. SherWin Is I'M
proving slowly Mrs. Ransom BllllhBs
was business visitor IN burlington MOI
daE.-CNrus l.. Cove Of Crescent lily
RIA" has been sending his relatives mere
boxes Of grape fruit ana oranges from
his groves.
Albert c. Varncy, who died Mt the Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday. was native
or this town and the family IS well known
here'-OWing to the severe cold there WIZ
only one session of the grades TUESDAY,
Miss Jessie II. Cox and Fred Shiverctte'
hoth of Monkton, were united in mar
riagc hero Saturday by the Rev David
Ifarton.-rhe annual roll call ana coila-
ton of the First baptist church VIII be
hcld Wednesday evening January ~ Ihe
program. will be- 1880, roll call; eight
reports and election Of officers nine col
htion and social hotW.-W. w. wilson
was a business visitor In Burlington Tues
daN.-The morning temperature rahEea
from q to 50 degrees below zero Yoster-
day here ana the water pipes and cellars
are being affected. Mrs. y. y. ShcrWiil
continues quito il-W 4. LaWicnre'9
condition remains about the amo-Or1n
farr has position In HYDE Park.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. Mary TaIcou Whipplc has re-
ccivcd news Of the d ath OF her cousin.
James Parker Talcott, in Williams.
Iowa. January !. lie was born in
WiIliston in 1850 the second son Of
GroV" and sylvia Slinner Talcott. Both
parents were natives OF Wiluston Be-
sides his mother tho sisters and three
brothers. h" leaves a wife and four chill
drcu.
Mrs Lillian Pike Everest will speak in
tn" Methodist Episcopal Church Thurs
dnN at ciIht o'clock. Mr.. Everest was
very we'll liked when speaking for the
benefit Of tho teachers fund in this
vicinity. supper will he served in the
vrstry OF the church the same evening
from $40 to 7:3o.--The Sunday school
board Of the Methodist Church elected
the following officers January 4: Super
intendent, W. NJ. Barber; assistant. T.
W. Cady; secretary and treasurer. Miss
Annie Caswell assistant, John Forbes
organist John Forbes; librarian, Mrs
James II. Bryant; superintendent Of
cradle roll. Miss Flora Clark. super
nt"ndont Of home department, Eugene
Hanson: missionary superintendent Alice
Talcott, secretary and treasurer John
Forbes; temperance secretary ana trcas-
ulcr. Miss Flora Clark. library COM
mitteo. Miss Flora Clark. Miss Alice
Tal'ott. John Forbes and the librarian
Mrs j. H. Bryaut-Ahs. Herbert Stock
wei ANA Master Forric harris ar. i'll
with the glip-Mrs Carrie Morrell
has closed hcr hou~e for the winter.
Sh" is mt Essen Junction for 4 few weeks
before goins to her daughters in Spring
Held Mass.-Mrs. Frank Talcott who
has been very i'll for Two weeks is con-
Sid"red somewhat bettcr.-Thc cntcrtain-
ment given 10y Nj Springer at tho Uni
vcrsalist rooms Saturday uiCht was en-
ioNC1 by all There will be one more en-
tcrtainmcnt ON this winter course. which
will be some time in Mlrch,-Mr Cron5
and family moved To Essex Junction last
week. Mr. Wcstcuit from SaIanar. y Y.
takes his place as foreman ON Vhat IS
known ~ the Croto farm. owned by
Huratio johnson. --4iporge Cassidy's lit
II" child has been very III with pnru-
~
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or c. S. Fletcher, containing more than
200 tons and will pack a similar amount
for w b. johnson Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Il. Sheldon re-
turned Monday from their wedding trim
to Boston and will live here. They were
married at South Hero Jan. 6, the Roy.
j. i. Pariseau performing the ceremony
at the rectory Of the Catholic Church
there. The bride was Miss Addie Wilcox.
daughter Of Mrs Edmund Paouotte Of
Grand Isle. The bridesmaid was Miss
Julia May Sheldon, sister of the groom.
and the best man was Ira Paquette, tho
brides half-brothor. A reception was
given them at Grand Isle Saturday even
ing.
The annual meeting of the Congrcga-
tional Church was held I'm the church
vestry Wednesday evening. 4 suppcr
was served to about lpy present after
which a report of the officers and the
election of officers took place. In tho
absence OF the president, Dr. David
Marvin, who was DELAYED on his return
from Montpelier by lato trains. w. W
Smith was elected moderator pro tom
The president, clerk and treasurer were
reelected in order named, pr David
Marvin, the Rev. g. g. Adams and : A.
Brownell, trustees, Miss Sara Donahuc
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CHARLOTTE.

The 10Th anniversary of the initiation
of Martin f. Allen and W. II. H. Var
ney was celebrated by Friendship Lodge
No -. +. e \. NJ, at its regular meet
inE January i. After comforting the T.
y. degree a reception was given the two
brothers followed by the presentation by
the Rev j. Hall Long in behalf Of
Friendship Lodge Of solid gold em-
blematical ring TO each, accompanied by
an able and impressive address upon the
duties OF the Masonic fraternity toward
each other and their fellow men. Visit
ing brethren were present from Washing
ton and Burlington Lodges, Washinetou
No g. y. j., Dorchester No. /, Chip
man, No. 80, Patriot, No. 30, and White
River, No, 9O.--Tho auditors viii meet "a,
the town hall Tuesday January -, at
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Samuel Randall and daughter Mrs. &.
=. Brewster went to South StarksourO
Friday to visit his sister, Mrs. Alyiua
Shattuck, who IS very loW.--O. e.
tallock, son, Merle ana daughter.
Helen, S j. Randall and c. S, Brewster
were IN Burlington the last of the wee;
to visit Ralph Hallock at the Mary FLEET
cher hospital Henry Dwyer is i'll with
the grip.-Miss Grace Brooks field work
or for the Bible society, will speak here
Sunday a eleven o'clock in the interest
of Sunday school work Edwin and Olga
Hallock are visiting their Grandpareuts,
Mi and Mrs, : ), Randall day
and Wednesday thermometers registered
.G nll b hollow
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WHITING.

IN" annual meeting Of the Baptist
Church was Ao!d January AT 100. Re
ports showed that $3.50 was expended
for repairs and additions to the church
and parsonage and over $50 for missions
The following officers were elected: Mod
orator. Robert l.. Carter: church clerk,
Mrs. Henry Wells; treasurer, Miss Flora
Smith; auditing committee. John Aines
and Warren Baldwin; trustee, for three
years Moses Aines; q second deacon,
George Lahounty. AT the parsonage a
dinner was served, followed by an enter
tainmcnt undcv tho direction " Mrs
Warren Baldwin
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CORNWALL.

Ars. Lucia Brainard Lane wife of tho
late Rollm Lane, died at her home Jan
uary T. at the age of s. years. Mrs.
Lane had been in declining health for
several years and a great sufferer from
rheumatism. She |, 5cs son, Charles
T.. and daughter, Mr. Z. II. Warner.
of this town. The funeral will be held
at her late home Wednesday at goo p.
m. the Rev. S. II. Rose officiating Mrs
j. +. Randall, who underwent an opera
ton at the Fanny Allen hospital last
week. is reported as doing well-The
Mary Baker Allen Chapter. y. \. r.,
entertain their gentlemen friends at TIN"
town nam EridaN oNomlm..
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provcment league.--Sevcral Of the
friends of Mrs. Allen Bacon assem-
blod at her home last week Tuesday
TO give her a surprise party, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birth. They
presented her with q handsome drawn
work lunch cloth.
Miss Mabel Palmer has gone TO JEFF
fersonvlllo. where she has u position
There Will be an annual reunion OF Shell
burnc Grange at Grange hall Saturday,
January II. Dinner will be served at noon
and a regular business meeting held I'm
the afternoon, with installation Of officers.
The state master. W. y. Cady, Of Mid
dIchurN. viii be nrosnnt 10 asai-l.
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January II, to DR.. Everett clifton Per-
kins,-Mrs Hurd of Weybridgo Is visiting
at the home OF her brother. Nelson Mer-
rill.-Mr. and Mrs, William Kimbhll of
Vergennes were guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
c. D. Palmer Sunday.-The Ladies' Home
Circle meets Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Jackman.-George g.
Allen has returned from Chicago. --Mon-
day produced a variety of changes in the
weather The morning broke with a strong
south wind and a good snow storm with
the thermometer at Is degrees below
zero. About 10 o'clock the wind suddenly
shifted to the north and blew at the
rate of at least GO miles per hour until
nearly sunrise Tuesday morning The
mercury dropped to p degrees below
zero,
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NORTH FERRISRURG.

Mrs Lucinda Alien Of burlington spent
Sunday in town at the homo Of g. 5.
Martin.-Mrs. Jennie Martin of Burling-
ton spent sunday at her fathers. Calvin
Martin.-Mrs Sarah Pcrcival j. spcndn-,
tho winter with Mrs. Flora Harrington.
Mrs Ezma Palmer is at home atto.
spending some timH with her daughter.
Mrs. Henry RoWlcv. in Shclburnc.-Th,
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Frank Baker
"Wednesday. Mt. phlo Grange had a So
cial Tuesday evening in Allen hall.
Mt. Phllo Grange will hold cara
party and box social Friday evening
in Allen hall From II to - there
will be dancing.
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UNDERHILL,.

Miss Tressa Prior is the guest Of bor
sister, Mrs. C. y. StyEles.-Therc was d
midhlsht dance at q. y. r. hall Friday
evening given by the Woodmcn.-Mrs
carrie jackson was In Burlington Jan
ualN There was an entertainment
at the nan Tuesday evening, January t..
by Emil Gloss, a humorist and imper-
senator from the Empire Lyceum bureau.
Bert Como and family are moving into
the tenement over 9. H. Haydcn's store.
Miss Genia Barber Of Jcricho rontcr
WAS in town Thursday
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FERRISBURG.

The ice in the mill pond is nearly one
foot thick and farmers have commenced
hlllng their houses. The Creamery COM
pany is preparing to put up the usual
amount,-Mrs Ann $, Robinson has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Mollio Per
klns, at Franklin. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
W. II, Dean have returned from IA two
weeks trip to Washington, D. G.. and
western Virginia
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

The fall of snow m the PAST few days
has greatly improved the sirghing and
business III genera seers moro bl1sk
THIS Is true particularly or the umber
ana ice men ! \, prowneu * Co have
already Received Al their mills several
hundred logs and norr rour-foot wood for
this season than received all last Wiutor
\. f. Read, Who holds several ice con-
tracts, has hllod the cold storage plant
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SOUTH STARkSBORO.

The Ladies' Home Circle Will meet
Thursday, January -, with Mrs. George
Narney.-Mrs. David Follansbec, who has
been III with lung trouble. is able to sit
up part of the time, Her daughter. Mrs
Roy HurlDurt and grand daughter. Helen.
have returned to their home IN Monk
tOn.-Mrs. Alvina Shattuck is falling
Mrs Walter Young IS i'll
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Clark are parents
Of a daughter born sunday.-Mrs. l.. J.
o Bryan and Mrs. Enonl Adams enter
tanned the Ladies Aid January IS at
dinner.-Ar. and Mrs. \. T. clark are to
entertain tho G. r. Is. society Saturday
even!ng.-The Grange had its installation
Friday evening and Il banquet.
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RICHMOND.

NJ thc annual meeting Of the a'
circle of Kings Daughters held ~ O..
home ~ Mrs. George Bartlett tine t''
loWinG officers were elected Lea J..
Mrs. Ada Barney and Ms Sadie Gouo
win, Mrs. Harry Ngg- secretary. "a"
treasurer. Mrs. T. r. Stevens. --Omel
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,sHELBURNE.

The regular weekly prayer me-LuA
will Ire held Thursday evening at 40
with Mrs Ida Reed. Mrs. }ert Mar.
sett viii give a social tea at her homo
saturday afternoon from three to six
for the benefit OF the Shelburne Inn
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LINCOLN.

MI and Mrs. J. l.. Became visited ut
her sisters in Huntington SUNDAY Mrs
Lydia Green IS very ilL-Thc third en-
tertainment in the course will ho held
Thursday evening. given by Emil Gloss
in songs, stories and funny sayings
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. Hunt and family have moved into
the house owned by Wayne NcaIy.-Mrs.
Charles Ncaly aud Mrs. Rider are ill
The high school basketball team was
defeated by the Essex Center team Fri
day nieht by score Of 70 II.
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PANTON.

invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Matte eldest daughter of MIR and
MIS- Ira Brydia at the First Baptist
Church of this place Tuesday evening,
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absolutely without Pain.
The on.y office IN Burlington whefs
you can get teeth extracted without q
My method is used b no olher person
NO pain: no danger: no after effeeta
DIR. l.. ID, HAZEN.
once 234 Main St. Burlington. VI
ONCE Hours. 10 to 3, to ..
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NOTICE.

SHIP POULTRY to me. ! deal directly
with hotels. restaurants, boarding
houses, institutions and families and
50 get best prices. ! refer TO Union
Trust Co.. Providence. Industrial Trust
co.. Providence, and TO the publishers
Of this newspaper Prompt returns. S.
Il. Billings CStecple 81. Market, Provi
denCe, x. |. 2@.w.4t.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-s1 200 a wear and travelling cX-
penses guaranteed, selling monopoly
direct from factory to stores; stamp
insuros prompt reply. T, II. Lowell &
Son, Ashland, Mass. 9,6t.&w,1t.
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FOR SALE.

PINE TIMBER for sale. Have about
$1,000 IT, of nice pine timber would
like 10 sell on stump. Inquire OF Mrs.
Esme L. Palmer. North Ferrisburg.
Vermont 9St&w,1t.
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yOrNG WOMEN wanted TO work in q
training school as nurses for the in
sane. Address + G. Box 117S Wor-
cester, Mass. 6,d&w.2m
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than 10 words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
900 lines within IL con-
spcutive months.
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Plumbers

burlington Veterinary Hospital
- Pine st. BURLINGTON, VI.
DIR. j. q RUST.
'otorinarN SURGEON ana Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909 attest equipment for
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables Phone
l0G.
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YOUNG WOMEN wanted TO work in q
training school as nurses for the in
sane. Address y. o. Box lis, Worces-
ter Mass 22,w.2m.
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WANTED.

COOK WANTED--a bright, smart Ameri-
can woman for cooh IN small hospital.
Wages Sc week. when applying state
age and send references Address a. l..
Smith, Supt, Clarenont Hospital, Clare
mont. n II. 7,12t&w,2t.
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WANTED to buy a yoke Of oxen. weight
$500 or more, fairly wei matched as to
weight ard color p. \. Hollcrbeck,
Wolcott, VT 1,d&w,tf.
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SEND FOR PRICE I IST OF farms. etc.
y. ]. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton, Vt. 26,wt
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Laundry

STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
office las Cherry street. Fl. w. Bull
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone ash or send post
i and driver will call.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-20
BEAMS
UPON PILOT ROCK
CROP OUTLOOK GOOD. BUSINESS
THRIVING AND EVERY
BODY IS HAPPY.

PILOT ROCK. Ore, June 90
(Staff Correspondence.)- )-Pilot Rock
is prosperous town these days, the
crop outlook being favorable and To-
cal business good. Carpenters are
now at work rebuilding the chop mill
and flour mill will be added, some
thing needed badly. From a small
one horse chop mill Jack Hodges has
built up big feed business during the
rast is months. thereby making
larger mill necessary.
A special stock train is leaving here
today for Portland Among the ship
rerS will be Win Evans, shipping two
cars of hogs; Walter Wagner, two
cars of hogs: Frank Byrd, four cars
of cattle; and some stockmen of the
Potts country who are shipping a car
of cattle.
y Pilot Rock people are making big
preparations for the Fourth of July
celebration and are glad that Pendle-
ton has decided not to celebrate this
year.
Fred Marsh and Harry Bellinger,
we'll known Pendleton carpenters, are
here working on the new flour mill.