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WILLISTON.

Bessie Cornell Is ill-Mrs. Media Sonny
is ill.-Mr. Fortune and son Of Burling-
ton were guests OF his daughter, Mrs.
George Smail.-Zeph Plant, a former resi-
dent of this town, Is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for an operation.
The village schools closed Friday. Pu-
pills who had neither absent nor tardy
marks were: Primary department. Made
line Graves. Reginald Wilton; interme-
date department. Marjorie Wilton.
Ralph La Porter, Charles Miles grammar
department. Harold Bryant, Harold
Isham. Royal Potter. Arthur Rymill, John
Wilton Eva Biug, Margaret Bushway,
Florence Miles, Rose Rymill. Mrs. Ford,
who taught the primary department will
not return for the next term Miss Cath
crime Terney of Burlington will fill her
place.-Mrs. Edward Lavigne, who has
been the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dexter. has returned to Man
chester n. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Hale of
Stowe are with Mrs. w. Ferguson.--M
Bernis Bradley has been in Hinesburg.-
Mrs. Albert Bliss is with Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Tlley for few weeks.-Ciuy Warren from
Burlington Is the guest of his sister Mrs
Rose James.-The school at Oak Fill has
been closed for a week.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid society held a sociabls
at Miss Emma Bcknells Tuesday even
ing-Tbe high school play given here Fri
day evening was well attended. The uro-
ceeds were S7670.-Mrs. Almedia Tarbox
and son, Lawrence. spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Wal
ton.-Schools In town closed Friday for a
vacation of three weelSs.-The play.
Cranberry Corners" given by the high
school here Friday evening, will b. given
in tho g. 4. +. hall Mt Gnderhil next Fri
day evening under the auspices of the
pythian Sisters. The family OF Edward
Ladue IS intending to move to Lyndon
willie. whore he has employment In a
creamery Wentworth Bicknell. who Is a
dairy tester in Middlesex and surrounding
towns, is al home for a short vacation
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FARMS Fer SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE-no agents. Home
farm, one mile from Hartland village,
good house, slate root, furnace heat;
farm will winter 60 cows large amount
pine and hemlock; will sell farm with
out timber, or together with stock and
tools
FARM, $40 acres, two miles from North
Hartland and Hartand, house lately
rebuilt, good barn, basement, silo, run
ming water, smooth fields, good pas
lures. 80 acres growing pine Better
farms are few.
FARM-50 acres, two miles from village.
Good barn, poor house, nice pasture,
good field Extra good place for little
money.
land and Woodstock, good buildings,
1900 cords wood, best of pasture til
lage, black loan pitches to northeast,
great grass land and best soil and
location for opl'e orchard in this sec
ton; will carry 40 COWS.
FARM, 147 acres three miles from Hart
land village toward West Windsor,
large house. slate roof. comfortable
barns fields, brook meadow; sugar
bush: hemlock and hard timber, will
sell separately If preferred a good To-
cow farm L. z. Merritt, Hartand, VT.
36.w,3t.
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ORWELL.

r. c, Brown is at home from Poultney.
Mrs, Charles Aiken of Benson has been
for few days with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. W. G. tIack.-St. Patrick's night
was celebrated by a lecture and chicken
pie supper Tuesday evening in the towr
hall.-The Fortnghtly club met Tuesday
with Mrs, w. \. Jennings The Y. y, S
c. e. held maple sugar social Wed
nesday evening in the ladies' rooms
A. n. Belanger is out again after two
weeks illness with acute Indigestion
Mrs J. e, Williams gains sowly--Dr
Owlette Will move to Mrs. Phelps house
this week and Otis Wiswell will move tc
the house vacated by the doctor.
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STARKSBORO.

DR.. Allen OF Burlington was called here
Monday to see O. w. Ferguson. who is
very low.--Some of tho farmers are tap.
ping their sugar works and report a good
run of Sophie Rev Franklin Blake
presented his resignation Sunday morning
to take effect May 1.-ilarold Cliiford will
not return to his school in burlington on
account Of poor health About $50 was
realized ut the box social given by the
grange March 1.-THE c. G. G. VII! meet
March &c with Mrs Elsie Hurlburt.-Mrs.
Annabel Bostwick has returned to her
homo in Hinesburg after a two weeks
visit hera and In Bristol-Mr. and
Mrs. George Nichols are parents of a
daughter. born March 15.--Mr. and Mrs.
Almon Norton of Bristol visited at T.
NeNtci,s March A.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Carpenter have
gone to housekeeping in Mrs. Josie Wor-
cester's residcnCe.-John Spear has re-
turned from Detroit, Mich.-Frank Stur-
geon has moved into Stanton Williams ten
ement at the corners.-Miss Edith Abare
of Burlington visited in town last week
Anthony Plankey of Vergennes ia work.
ing IN the tation here.-Patrick Murray
has resumed his work with Lloyd Tucker
after passing the winter In Burlington.
Mrs Eva Holland has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital and IL at her
home here,--John Spear, who has been
IN Michigan for three months. has re-
turned Mrs. Julia Bellows and sister,
Mrs. Page, of Keeseville, n. Y, have
gone to Waterbury to attend the funeral
of their brother.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Charles Dryer has moved to the north
village and Layton Brace has moved into
the rooms he Vaclted.--Rolla Sargent Of
st. Adams was at home over Sunday
Miss Lila Goodrich of Hnesburg visited
at John Mlless Tuesday Mrs. a. Taber
of Burlington Is visiting her husband a.
Taber, at the home Of Henry Brewster.-
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Gorton gave a whist
party to about 40 of their friends Saturday
evening. Mrs. Edison Pierce won the first
prize and Earl GortOn the second.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Taft were at Waterbury
Monday Miss Pauline Tart, a student Of
the Montpelier Seminary, is at home for
a recess of ~ days-Miss Hazel Swnyer
of Rochester is the guest Of her brothers.
Clarence and Alison Swinyer, and other
rClatives.-W a. Carpenter is i'll.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
SHELBURNE.

About 200 met at the Methodist Church
March II for the roll call. The Rev. ".
III. Coleman was unable to be present on
account OF Illness. The Revs. +. NJ. Saw
yer of Hln"sburg, Hervey Quick of West
Charlotte, Frank Place of East Charlotte
and w. j. Chapman OF Fair Haven were
present. Mr.. Chapman's "reminiscences
took many of the audience back II years.
when he was pastor here After dinner
was served the fourth quarterly confer
once was held and the following officers
elected: Stewards. J. Il. Bartlett. r. ii.
| Palmer, ID. c. Smith. f. r. Stoddard' F-
| w. Bissonette. G. NJ. Russell. H. w.
| Tracy, LIST, +. II. Russell, II. w. Tracy
End. Leo p. Irish. Mrs, w. w. irish, Mrs.
| G =. White, Mrs. c. NJ Russell, Mrs. j.
a Cory Mrs. w. II. r. Varney, Mrs
! Mary Gates. y C. MarRett: trustees, j.
| y. Bartlett, f.. Y, Stoddard. +. w. Bis
sone:te, c. NJ. Russell. II. W. Tracy, lst
| j. il. Maeck, j. a. Cory, G. p. Van Nliet
| and J. G. Elliott The committees are:
! Foreign missions. II. W. Tracy, 1st, y. G.
| Smith and Mrs. Mary Gates; home mis-
sions and church extension, e. VI. Rus
sell. e. r. Russell and ]. A. Cory; Sunday
! schools. Nlrs. Il. Sloculn, Mrs. j. Wetmore
and Mrs. II. W. Tracy; tracts, Miss Nellie
| Itlmbal, Florence Kingsand, Eleanor
| Richardson; temperance, u. c. Smith
Mrs. Ida II. Read and Mrs. w. w. Irish :;
education, II. w. Tracy, 2nd, L. A. Knight
and Mrs. Lois Kimball freedm ms aid,
Mrs j. \. Cory. Mrs. w. Fl. II. Varney
land Mrs. Sara n. Mack hospitals, Mrs.
y. II. Mack c. NJ, Russell and Mrs. f.
+. Roberts; church records, d. c. Smith
and j. Il. Bartlett; auditing accounts j.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. f. q. Wood has been entertaining
her cousin, Miss Gladys Hamblin, of
Cornwall-Mrs. Edwin Tucker underwent
an operation ut the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai, Winoosi, last Week.-Mrs.. J. I. Clark,
who was injured when she and Mr.. Clark
were tipped out of their carriage, has
been confined to the bed No bones
were broken. but She, was generally
shaken up.-C. W. Barber Is gain
ing.-Mr. and Mrs Martin Carr en-
tertained the G. r. b. at their home Fri
day evening.-The play, THE Old New
Hampshire Home" given by the Wey-
bridge talent Tuesday evening, was a
success There was social at the
church Wednesday evening
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WINOOSKI.

Ireland's patron saint, st. Patrick, =
remembered by St Stephens Chu1
parishioners in Corporation hall i
evening when the 18th annual reunion d
banquet of the parish was held.
event was a big success in every way d
was attended by about 300 The hall u
beautifully decorated with streamers
green stretched the entire length 4
across the ceiling. About the walls
Irish flag was linked with the nati1
colors, intermingled with shamrocls. I
stage presented a pretty appearance VI
its decorations of green. The mead tal
was near the stage and seated th
were the Rev. J. +. Rand and the spell
ers. Lees orchestra of Burlington ri
dered concert OF 10 numbers. The Il
number of the program was an operd
given by about 30 children Of the q
gregauon. The little children's pd
showed good deal of talent. The sci
of the operetta was layed in an ORCH
and the outdoor games of the child
We're presented. with original verses. 4
final number was the singing of ed
Back to Erin" by the Misses Devino
Whittikind, while six little boys drev|
go-cart across the stage in which /
seated little Eleanor Stanley dres I'D
green. Judge Henry Conlin was
POSTMASTER. The Rev. j. p. Rand, pa 4
of st. Stephens Church, was the 4
speaker and his theme was st. Patril
Day" He told in part about the orr
of the day. Home Sweet Home"
sung by Frances Turner Irish Ami
cans" was the toast assigned to Princj
George r. Stackpole. MIR. Stackpole id
with the success of the Irish in this col
try in gaining places OF prominence
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ed her husband at the Mary Fletcher
visited Lieut. and Mrs. H. G. Herrlck
Tuesday.A nelghborhood party was
given Miss Lucy Willard at the home
of Mrs Arthur w. Norton Tuesday
evening.-Bert Porter discovered a deer
Tuesday evening in c. d. Porcherons
marsh ut Ferrsburg. Mr.. Porter notified
| Fish and Game Warden A. u. 1Iagan,
who after investigation found that tho
deer had been pursued and fatally wound
ed by unknown hunters. Yesterday morn
Ing Warden Hagan removed the carcass
| from the marsh and 1t will be sold ac-
cording to law.-Austln b. Plumb Of
Readsboro, United States inspector of
| internal revenue. was in town Tuesday,
| looking over city records in relation to
| income taxes.--The assistant judges of
Addison county, w. T.. Hanks of Bristol
| and II. r. Day of Ripton, were in town
Tuesday and appointed l.. A. Barrows,
". c. Foote and W. j. Strong license
omnissioners.- Fortier Is recover
Ing from an Illness Of several weeks
| Frank Barrows is making extensive i'm
| plovements on his house on King street
that he recently purchased OF Charles t..
! LeBoeuf. Arthur Sorrell Is doing the
work.-William II Wheeler has gone to
| Otisville y. Y. called by the death of
| a relative-Mr. and Mrs. w Il. Wheeler
| gave st. Patlick's party Tuesday even
Ing at their home on Main street Whist
was played. Mrs 7. Neville won first
| prize for the ladies, Mayor Harrington
| iirst for the gentlemen. while the BOBBY
prize went to Thomas Wilkcy of London,
Ont Refreshments were served.--Mrs. z
| G. Norton and Mrs. n. w. Norton were
in Burlington yesterday
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with DR.. l. 8. Coburn Of this place, wer,
as possible sites for the school for feeble
minded children. Among those looked al
were the farms of Orvis Mayville and
John MacMullen.-Mrs. Hortense Mine|
has returned from a week spent in Shell
don and other places.-Mrs. Alexander Pei
tier will move this week to Lisbon, N. H.
to join her husband. who has been therl
several weeks.-Mrs Charles Ashley hal
returned from Grand Forks. N. d., wher|
she has been visiting her son for several
weeks.-Miss Sadie Wilbur returned I'd
her home in Georgia Tuesday after few
days with Mr. and Mrs. b. D. Martin. 1
Miss Gcnevieve Morgan Is spending few
DAYS In Burlippfop
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

]. f.. Butler and +, ]. Mckenzie are
recovering from hard codS-Charles
King has rented his farm to Arthur
Thompson of Williston and moved to his
place on the Winooski road.-Mrs. w. w
Foote was called to Boston Saturday
by the Illness of her daughter.-Miss
Sarah Comstock has returned from Essex
Junction, where she had visited her nieces,
Mrs. A. D. Douglass and Mrs. George
Kennedy f. A, Rollins, who has
been in poor health a long time, is not
as well and her daughter, Mrs. w. ].
Ross, of Hardwcli has been called.
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SHOREHAM.

Charles Barrie OF Maiden, Mass, has
been the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. John
Jones.-Schools will open March % for
the spring,-Mrs. Eliza Rich is in Castle
ton with her brother.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Belden spent Sunday in Putnam, y. "
Mr.. and Mrs George Hammond of New
York We're in town the first of the week
looking after their farm-A young son of
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Collette is seriously
ill.-Mrs, II. IL. Burge entertained the
MOrnYian club TuesdaY afternoon.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Gale of Essex junction is with
her daughter, Mrs. p. A. Stone.-Nfrs
F.. IT. RugGles went to Pennington
Monday. She expects to go from there
to Troy, N Y, with her daughter, Mrs.
Irving Cobb. Mrs. Cobb will 20 to
Troy for surgical operation.-Mss
Agnes Ruggles returned from Benning-
ton Monday.-The Helping Hand of the
Methodist Church will hold sale of
aprons and other articles in the vestry
of the church Friday evening. Supper
will be served from five until eight
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. j. o. Bottom and Mrs. II. A. Dam
brooke entertained the Ladies' Union at
their rooms Wednesday afternoon,-lI. S.
Brigham Of st. Adams will give lecture
IN the town hall Friday evening on agll-
culture, beginning sharp at 1870, Ladies
invited THE senior class of Beeman
Academy will hold n box social i'm the hall
Friday evonlng.-Mr, and Mrs. c. s. Dana
entertained at their home Saturday even
ing the young mems Sunday school class.
Mrs Mary Sneden is with her daughter,
Mrs. j. Il. Davis.-John Welcome of Fer
risburg was in town MondnY.
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HINESBURG.

Miss Ruth Burritt entertained IA
party of young people at her home
Wednesday March lL-Miss Dorothy
Mead entertained several schoolmates
at her home Thurs lay eyening.--A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ever
EFT Friday,--Alrs. G. S. Isham of Bur-
lington has been spending a few days
here,-Jerome Coleman of Shelburne is
visiting here.-The Rev. Richard owen
has resigned his pastorate here and
gone to Clifton Springs, n, Y, for his
health,--Alfred Bushey has returned
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SOUTE STARKSBORO.

The meetings held by the Rev, Arson
Coptant OF Rosendale, n. Y, closed Sun.
dey,-Mrs. Sarah Whittier of Castle Rock,
Colo. Is guest of Mrs. David Follans-
bee.-The creamery operated By George
fia'lcck opened Wednesday.-Th next
meeting Of the Ladies' Home Circle will
be held with Mrs Walter Young March
96, weather permitting Miss S:byl Hal
lock OF Taunton, Mass, is a CUES. of Mrs.
George Varney
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burned last summer.-Mr and Mrs. Will
liam White were at Peter Smiths Sun
day.-E. H. Davis of Worcester, Mass, is
at his mothers farm at Adams Ferry
Mr. and Mrs. i. IL. Grandy will enter
tain the Ladies' Home Circle Friday even
ins.-The entertainment at the Methodist
Church Friday evening was much enjoy
ed.-Mr. and Mrs. Sias Hoyt of Middle
bury attended tho entertainment at the
Methodist Church Friday evening
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MONKTON.

Tuesday evening a St. Patricli's day
dance was held at Woodmens hall
AR, and Mrs. John Carl are parents of
a son, born tuesday, little child of
Bert Morrill, is seriously fila preachers
meeting was held all day Friday at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. District
superintendent the Rev. Mr.. Coleman,
was present and other preachers. The last
quarterly conference meeting of the
church was held in the morning. The
Ladies' Aid furnished dinner.
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LINCOLN

Eugene Tucker has had telephone
installed.-M Adeline Rock of Burllng-
ton, who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. ". Norton, has gone to Wash
ington, d. C.-Frcd Shortsleeves has
moved into V. W. Morgan's tenement and
will work for G.. A. Thayer.-Franl6 Kim
ball has moved into w. f. Buttcrfcld $
hOuse.-Dr. j. Fl. Coleman of Rutland was
in town Monday.-Miss Myrtle Jackmar
of Proc@s vas an over-sunday visitor
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWTCK.

Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Campbell celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary at the
home OF their son-ln-law, II. r.. Kimball,
Monday evening. They received many
gifts. Dunn's orchestra furnished music
for the occnsion.-The F'ortnightly club
observed sentlemens night Friday even-
ing at Grand Army hail. Music was fur
nished by Dunn's orchestra.
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RIPTON.

Mrs. f. c. Gibbs died OF pneumonia
March 10, She was II years old and Is
survived by her husband, who is several
years her senior.AH. II, Day is In Mid
dlebury attending the special session Of
county court.-F'rank Leno has moved
into the house recently vacated by Joseph
Goodro.-There will be n special service
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day at II go a. m. to discuss an important
subject All citizens Interested In the
welfare OF the town arc urged to be pres
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Mark Alger entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday, Ira
Morse returned to Jacksonville Thursday
accompanied by Marjorie Morrill.-Ira
Fuller entertained 90 of his young friends
at his h9me Thursday afternoon it be-
ing his hirthdaN anniNersary.
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Hazel Everest has finished worl
at South Hero and returned to her hom|
here Sunday.-Miss Lois Mayville Of sd
Adams is visiting her parents a few days.
Miss Mildred Blake, who has been ver]
i'll, Is much better.--Mrs. William Com
yeau and daughter Nettie, have beef
spending few days with relatives al
Fort Ethan Allen.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Houghton
bakersfield have been guests of Mr.. a
Mrs. e. J. Corse.--Mrs. Hannah rillis
has returned to Burlington.-Therew will
an all-night dance at the G. A. r hid
this evening in honor of st. Patrck's da
Supper will be served by the Womar
Relief Corps-Mrs Fred Mcclellan is VI
iting her sister in Burlington.
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HANCOCK.

William Smith of Goshen visited at his
unces L. j. Smith the first of the week.
-Ilershal Roberts has gone to WcNbridge,
where he has work.-George Buttes is at
home from Bethel--Mr and Mrs. Eugene
Perry from Bethel were at home few
days this wcek.-lIyram Perry is falling.
He has been Ill over a year
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BRIDPORT.

Charles Riley has moved to the Mat
thew Barbour place.--Harry Riley will
begin work for f.. c. Cram April L.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hemenway will move
to his fathers tenement house--John
Crossman has entered the employ of Nj.
T. Wolcott The little son OF MIR. and
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PANTON.

Mrs Ira Bryda has returned from
Schenectady, n. Y, where she spent sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Har-
ry Newell.-tonn Ryan of Westport is
drawing lumber to his farm in Addison
to build large barn to replace the one
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MORGAN STALLION for sale Reg.
No. 6n36. Cob. Lambert four In July.
son of Star Lambers No. SPAS in Nor
gan reg. Cobdina dam of Cob. Lam
bert. she by Golden, he by Daniel
Lambert 102 Box 81. Telephone 1892.
L. w. Gee, North Hartland, VT.
37,w,2t
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teeth EXTRACTED

Absolutely without Pain.
The only oilce In Burlington whers
you can get teeth extracted without .
particle of pain. without taking gas
My method Is used b no olher person.
No pain; no danger; no after efreGta
DIR. l.. ID. HAXEN,
ONCE. 234 Main St, Burlington. W.
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MILTON.

Dr. T. T. insolvency of Burlington,
Col j. L. Paddock of Saxtons River, DIR.
w. ]. Aldrich of St. Johnsbury, together
loking at farms in this vicinity Tuesday
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MILTON BORO.

p. F. Kinney remains about the sand
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Reynolds spent Sum
day at the home OF Mortimer REYNOLDS. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shean are visitin|
NJ tho yorp
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ANTED-Old- fashioned class furniture
of every description. Vermont law books
printed before 1870, Vermont Gazateers
by Mrs Hemenway and books in gem
era. Send list CT what you have. w.
T. Everett. 100 North W1noosk! avenue.
Harrington. 81, WIFI
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

My 1914 MATING LIST of Barred Rocks
and r. C. Reds now ready. Sent free
upon request. L. ]. Woodbury., Shore
ham, VT 61,10t &w,2t.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Hiram Kingsland, ST., is confined to the
house by illness Miss Sara Dean has
closed her school in Alburg and is at
homo.
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WANTED sl6,o 900 at Eve per cent on gilt
edge frat mortgage farm property This
1: q scfe Investment and free from taxa
ticn Address Box 8, care Free Press
So 12t& vet
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Mrs Howard Stone is i'll with pneumonia
Mrs. Campbell is i'll with neuritis
Mrs Sarah Barrows is in poor health
Lynne Sondulard has scarlet fever.
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burlington Veterinary Hospital,
rs Pine ST., BurlirPton. VI.
nA nEST

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1905. Attest equipment for
III animal surgery. Guiding equine
(nd canine operating tables. Phone
loo
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NOTICE.

SEND FOR PRICE LIST of farms. etc
N. J. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer. South
RoyaJton, Vt. 25wtf
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office 1A1 Cherry street. II. w. Bull
lock, proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Cum Work. Phone SS-1l or send post
81 nnd driver will call.
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II HORSES, young. sound chunks, weigh
ing from 200 to 100 lbs, in matched
pairs and single, one-half mares. Il.
Iandon & Son, Bristol, VI. 57,d&w,tf