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WILLISTON.

Miss Lucy Kenyon OF Ilmcsourg, who
has heon spending her vacation with her
cousin, Bernie, Bradley. returned 70 her
school SundaN,-Jamos O'Briau, JU. has
moved 20 North WilliSNln. hiring ont for
the coming season with James Kennedy.
MIR Hunt of Middlebury, who has been
the guest of Mrs Miles kraus few
days, returned to his home Monday
Fred Iatulipp has moved his family to
Shelburne. where he has work on a farm
T. w. CadN is very i'll with blood
poisoning The town ana village schools
opened the spring term Of school Mon
day with the same teachers. Mrs. Louis
stafford AMI little child Of Burlington
have been visiting in town. Scott Harris
OF st Johnsbury Is the guest of Mrs
Dennis kendrcn.-Mr. and Mrs. G, j.
Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. e. 5. Wright
and daughter, Julia. left last week for
New York, whence they sailed for cali
fornia by way Of the Panama canal
They will visit the exposition at san
FranCisco.-rherc will be business
meeting of the Methodist Enscopal
Church board Friday night at the par
soma ee. -- Easter services will he held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church sunday
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ORWELL.

Robert HuntleN has moved from
Brandon to the Joel Buell. farm Tho
annual thank offering meeting VIII nc
held at the parsonage FridaN.-Waitor
Saunders OF New York city is at nome
for short timc.--John stevens ana
family are expected home from Flor
ida this wcck.--C. /. Ray is recover
ing from pneumonia annual
cheese factory meeting was held at
Eagle Inn Saturday.--Mrs. Charlotte
Carey has moved here from fair
Iiavon.--Easter services viii be hold
Thursday evening at the 'ongrega =
tional Church at eight O'Clock Three
young men will be received into mem
bership.--Mrs. I. T.. Kimhall has leased
a hotel at SaNton's River and Will go
there next week with the mast Of her
present holm.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho old coN.red hiidpn iu thc south
mar, of the town that sonns Lewis creek
known h,. Tho o,dor inhnbi,,uts as tho
sherman hridr. for tho reason thni
Ccorcc sherman orandtntho,. az ,ho late
Hon iIonrv e lcavcnwor,h az 'b.r,ott.
ourod , r,,.r, aud rosid.d ro,. many ,-e,,s
roor its ,o,thor,, ,xtro,,i,, lie undergo
CO.,, si;,~h, ro,,,i.. I, ba. bcan no,vI,.
r,,,,,od ond ,c,,. rross s1,onors have bcon
,,. i, rbo frame. work % tbc bridr,, +.
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u.bon aro,,oi ~ ,.n,-. ooo +, IL tb,
,onc,s, ,trid,,o j., ,ou.. +oi,r about 20
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Page One).

friends in Claremont, y. H.--a1rs. Bertha
H. Burridge is spending a week in RAN
loph.-Miss Edna Ball and brother,
iiugh Ball are visiting their brother,
Ara Ball of Montpelier,
Cecil Newton returned Monday to
Goddard Seminary, Barre, after "A week 5
visit To his parents Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
Newton.-~Attorney Philip Ross ~ New
York was a week END visitor OF his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Frank 4. Ross. w.
H. Wheeler has returned from three
days visit to Hartford and Waterbury,
Conn The condition Of Louis Walters.
who was operated upon for appendicitis
last week al the Mary Fletcher hospital J.,
Burlngton L. ble.--Joscph 40
dettc of I.eomnster. Mass, visited his
uncle. EdricE Bodettc, sunday. Mrs.
James Casey and daughter Of Bristol are
visiting The formers mother. Mrs. Cyrus
Jarvis --aIiss Marie Norton has returned
from Wait 10 friends M villa Mnrie
convent Mohtrenl--H Il Larock Of Ru'
linEton called upon friends here Mui
hav.-Mr ana Mrs, J. NJ. Burke Of Nld
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NEW HAVEN.

The funeral Of EtheloYn, four-year-oid
daughter Of Nh, and Mrs II G, Peck,
was held at their homo saturday after
noon. Mr. IlcndrN ofiiciatng. Among
those from out of town who attended the
funeral were: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Shor-
man Of Burlington, Mrs, cook Of Ticou-
deroga, Henry Phillips Of Tittsford, John
Spaulding and sister Of Panton,--A son
was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goulctt
March 2r-Mrs. F'olanshce ANA daugh-
ter. Marjorie, have returned homo from
Proctor.-Miss Edna Wilder is at home
from New York for the Faster vacation.
Mrs. George Everest returned Monday
night from tho hospital in Burlington. 49,
Mrs, Hawkins has returned to her home
in South SHAFT sbury after a few DAYS with
her daughter. Mrs G. :. Everest
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BRISTOL.

GEORGE JinDlb of I,ll1lllE
Sunday at his home hcrc.-Miss Dorothy
and Sncnrer Laurence arc snendi,,e IN.
Easter vacation in New York citv.--
PRINCIPAL John q. PaNcudalc won, TO
Burincton Monday for tn. sprinr I,c.-
tiou. Mrs. Eaxondal, and Ii,,l.. daughter
Will return with -Superintondon. e.
H. Wiley and son Rayrond won, an
the Wasniupton ,.x.ursion Sa+urda, -
John l.. seldom is visiting lis narcnts
in Northamnton Nsss-H q Mu,linrs
of Waterway was i'm town Monday +.
attend th fi,nnr.1 NJ Mre pi.b,,1
course,.--Nr. l. @ Chant, is ,.isi,i,,,
her daughter Nrs I1urb smith H.,
y,..sb;,o,o,, ~. o,.1
sncr, sunday with b,s f,n,i,, ho,o Nv,
Altbur ~ stcvcus or r,,nvau sna,,,
sund,,. vitb ,e,.,ive, il, ,n.,n -r...,,i,
- t'arr 81 ,,bicaco visi,.a hi. ,,,,,or
urs sonbi, L,,,,. ,,,ar s,,a, >,,aa
,,oxsia ,.uduor,, 10 .,,e,i.,
vacation =, bo,. bo,,,, l., As,h,,rrha,,,
M,ss and wee ,,u,h o,S,lIira,, ,'''.
home IN nu,.I,rr,or -r,o r.roa. 1ta,',,
tain wbis, rlrh n,a, Wna,,.a,,
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LINCOLN.

h" ladies of the Industii3 viii hold
maple sugar social in the Good Tenn
plars' hall April 3 \ program of music
and II snort play will be giVcn.--L H.
Rhodes is in Randolph. called there by
the serious Illness Of his father.--Na-
thani"l Clark has moved from the Elias
BoWcn place back to the corner and
Thad Sargent has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. clark. About - Of the
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Butter
field celebrated their 5nth wedding ami
Vcr~arN at the Ladies' hall Monday night
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JERICHO.

Mrs. James Goddard of Foster June
ton, +. G.. is visiting her sister, NJ; =.
y. G. liaN-The I.ottic tford society
was entertained saturday afternoon 10y
Miss Hazel Pettingill. The meeting was
led by Mrs. Effiesenia Yant2, the suo-
jcct being "Christianity. the Hope Of tao
East" and "Orientals and Medical MS
sions w. j. Gotta has sold his farm ID
George l.amontage OF Malone, y. Y.-ihe
Rev W. \. Dawson, d. j., of Burning
ton spoke at the Baptist Church sunday
morning, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Wilbur
who have been spending the winter win
their sons In California. returned HON,
Friday evening Earl Bullock, who nas
been visiting his parents Mr. and Ms
Marlin Bullock, the past few weeks, vas
returned to his home in Portland NJ
Miss Grace fitzsimonds is at hom" from
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OR SALE-Any part or all. cash or lufn-
her, Lane saw mill, No. !. special wire
rope feed, So h. y. aut. engine, 10 h. p.
engine, center crank aut., % h. p. en-
gine side crank. Lane heavy draw
ing in rig, Lane drag saw. hand
edger, heavy bench saw. Col Com.
boiler ~ h. r.. 10 feet - inch stack
Bryant band saw cut off for logs, heavy
hoobn splitter, two lathcs With center
ins cups, 81 light dynamo with switch
and lamps. shafting. hangers and belt
ing All iron hand derrick only used
two months, abou, 100 feet ~ gal. wire
rope in guys, two heavy stone chains,
ring and hook, four two shcave blocks
for and IL rope 30 feet IA Mani.
rope. w. f Carpenter, Bradford, VI
81. WI3t
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MONkTON RIDGE.

The Willing Workers will meet at the
Friends Church Thursday afternoon. -
Mr., and Mrs Harvey Russell have moved
here from Shclburur and leased the place
owned 10y the late Samuel and Phoeh"
Miles Mrs. Bell Tooley of Rac"ville,
y. V, is visiting her brother, NJ. +. Nor
gan and family The usual praNcr-mect-
ing will he held At the Friends Church
Thursday evening. Tho regular monthly
meeting will nc held this morning at II
o'clock.-R. \. Beers has resigned AS road
commissioner and the selectmen have an.
pointed \ r, Miles to serve In his place.
-Mumps arc prevalent in town. Fra nix
Preston, who has been spending some
time with his grandparents. returned
Saturday /" hls home in North Ferris
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Social Service club met wit
Mrs. f. r. Jordan Wednesday, The sub
jcct was Famous Women Miss Bar
hara stiles vas in Burlington Tuesday
IN" high school was out Friday for
vacation of on" week.-Eastcr scrvico
viii u" hold in the church Sunday NOR
ng at tn" time ~ the regular servic
and also ~ sunday school In the even
ing Easter win bo observed at the churc
and TIA" ladies viii hold II thank -oftcrinr
Tho Misses chaplin of tho tnivorsit
Of Vermont returned Thursday for
snort vacation.-A party was given p
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 6 Peasc's Tuesda
cv"ning. DR. VI. q Eddy has been i
| for Snmn tinn-
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ADDISON.

Mrs. William Bodette has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital much improv-
ed IN health. There was a social at the
chnrch Wednesday evening. -Niibur
smith is 10 carry on the Pin Norton
farm the coming year.--Charles Noonan
is around on clutches from the effects
'of a kick from n COW. William Bodotte
had the misfortune to cut his ringer
nearly off a few days ago while chop
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Alison Swinycr Was i'm Nontpe,ic, Tu
day.-Cicorg" Fielder moved into Z
kimbails house Tuosday--L. f.. Ba
win Of Bristol visited here thu first
the week. Miss Ruth Andrews II
Castlrtou Normal is spending the 81
with hor parents. Mr and Mrs. j.
Andrews. Grin Grace returned to
home in Burlington Monday after vi
ing his brother, John Grace. Ezra X
bail moved Monday into Thor
Rounds's tenement house. Mr.. KIM
is To work for Mr.. Rounds tho com
ycar.-Mrs. Elsie Hill Will entertain
Home Circle Wednesday, April ~
Florence Brewster of Richmond Is W
her father. NJ. f.. Brewster, this We
Miss Pearl Berry of Richmond is vi
ing at :. J. Randalrs and NJ. T.. FIR
stvr'S
Ask anyone where the good groce
come from. and they will tell YOU
Golden Rule. The Pure Food store.
MS Walter VI. Taber. proprietor, II
tin-ton center. W. (adv
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SHELBURNE.

Ther. viii bc a Joint meeting If
trustees and stewards of the Meth
church in the church parlors Frida
ga p. m Mrs. q. y. Roberts Is
.uc her daughter Mrs. Philip Flet
in ST Johnshury, and Miss Nellie
ball who accompanied her. is spel
the week with her sistcr. Mrs Wal
Miss l.. Louise Gates j. spending al
her Easter vacation with her sist'r
Harley Beech. in Burlingtou-F.|
Penny. who recently underwent al
ious operation at st. Luko's hosl
New York, Is reported To be as com
able as could be- eXpected.-H|
MarsetI gave a party to about l" 4
young friends saturday evening. R'4
ments were served and music and \
enjoyed. Mr.. Reed. who is visitl1
his sons. Charles Reed. tel down.
Thursday night. receiving painful IN
but no broken bones Ms carl II
stone has gone to the AaIY Fl1
hospital for an operation Herman
Ion. formerly Of this place. has bee
pointed travclins salesman for thu \
ard ON company, his route being IN |
eastern New York.
The ladies' OF the Church lmpro'
society gave an afternoon tea
day in the church parlors in hol
Mrs. j. G. Kimbal who left Sat
for Randolph Mrs Walter Wcbstc
appointed secretary OF tn" scott
place Of ms llimbalL resigned.
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Robie Gregory, In DuXubrv Mrs. T. W.
bacail'ado has returned from the Fanny
Alien hospital having been there several
weeks Tor treatment. Ear, Smith and -.
-. Morse were In Burlington Monday. -
Mrs. Laura Gle and grandson, Stanley
Shorcy. left Tuesday for Holden, Mass
where they have gone to live. Mrs. Clio.
a woman OF excellent character, has 70.
sided in town - years. and will be grestlv
missed by her many friends. Miss Lorev
Gilc will accompany them 70 Holden anl
from there will go to Boston to visit her
mother and sisters. returning here Friday.
she is to make her homo with Mr. ana
Mr. Albert Tomlnson.-Mrs W. q.
Mincklcr returned TO Grand Isle Tuesda y
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dlebury visited Mr. AMI Mrs w c. Foots
Sunda Mrs. Beach Of SALISBURY Is visit
ing her son, G. A. Bca ch. Miss Elsie footc
Of Middlebury College spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Foote.--
Miss Ruth Fisher of BROOKLYN ia at the
home OF her parents, ,.ir. and Mrs. n /.
Fisher. for few daNs.-Mrs. Joseph II.
scranton and son have returned from 4
visit to relatives in Washington. -. g.
Peter Little and daughter. Miss Ella,
went Sunday to Winooski to visit Mrs
Little at the Fanny Allen hospital. Mrs
Little had so far recovered from an OPP
Grafton that she was able to hc moved
TO her home. Louis Orr, who has been
visiting his father W. II. Orr. returned
Monday to Goddard Seminary. Barre
Miss Helen Greene. teacher in the Yer
gennes school, Is spending the Easter va
cation with her parents in Fair HaNen-
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Grandey Captain and
Mrs. NJ. II. Daniels visited Arthur Dan
iels at the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Walters visited her son,
Louis Walters, at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Sunday.
y social will be held Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Van Ornan for tho
benefit OF the pastor OF tho ~ f.. church
Of West Addison.-Thc will of Francis
Won Groll was prohated al "A session of
the probate court Friday.-Mrs. Josie l.,
Morgan and daughter. Miss Mildred. re-
turned Tuesday to- Bristol after visit
TO their daughter and sister, Mrs, Frank
NJ. Rogers. Richard Walker of Grand
RIA pids. Mich. is visiting his classmate,
Waldo Powers. MIR. and Mrs, Richard
Maldoon OF New York visited
Sunday MIR Maldoon's sister. Gene
We've. who is seriously ill.-,Jack
Rivers of burlington is visiting his
grandparents. NJ. and Mrs John J..
Barnard. Mrs. iienry Wilcox Of Middle
bury is visiting her sistcr. Mrs L. NJ.
Avery.
4 daughter was born Yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Miner on Maple
street Easter social will BE- held at
the Pantun Methodist Episcopal church
Friday evening. A musical entertainment
will be given.-F. W. Knight of Rutland
called on friends here Tuesday. Nj SIS
1iclcn Phelps is spending tho week in
Burlington with her mother, Mrs. T.. e.
Phelps.-E. w. Gould Of Boston and T..
II. Martin of Burlington listed friends
here yesterday. Miss Marie Norton Is as
s'S''"s III III" central Telephone oHlcH
during the absence of Miss Helen Tul.-.
e. l.. Greene OF burlington visited
'iI'''uS h'f' STANDARDIZATION" SANDERS
'u'tcrnrdNer al the avery creamery
r''fis'u'S' ms n'oNco 10 TN" creamery
r'osc' warns Will carry on we
le'er hu'' laim IN fcrf'SourE inns year
MES b!aH'He smith Oh fahton WAS a
W'ek-'nn guest OF IN" Nsses Munette
OF f'fr'sourS'-N' IT, Norton ana dustin
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SHOREHAM.

Elmer Earnum has been in MliddlebUry
with il. w. Jones. The spring term OF
school hogan Monday.-Thc Rev. Il. f..
simmons, who spent last Sunday in
ohcrin. will occupy his pulpit next Sun
day Mrs. Eliza Rich is in tastloton
with her hrothor.--MiSs Dorothy Smith
and Mss Clemens. students at North
field Mass. are with the formers mother.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Smith. for Easter--Miss
Mahlo l.arrahee and Ernest I.arrahoc are
at home from Mt Iicrmon aud North
liull for Easter
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WEST MILTON.

\ daughter was born March - To Mr..
and Mrs. Bonnie Fresh Of South ticro.
Mrs Fresh was formerly Miss Roa
Granger Of this place.-Mr ANA Mrs.
Jed Patterson Of Burlington have becu
spending n few days at their house here.
Leon Morgan has been visiting at r..
t. Osgoods this week while or hi, way
from Grand Isl" to his now position in
Jericho.-Mrs Glenn Shatncy and infant
daughter have returned from Georgia. --
Miss Rosaiuc Granecr, who has been II
with the grin is better
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. Frances IIayard, Nho has neen
visiting her sister in western New York,
has returned home Mrs. James Field
after spending the winter in Burlington
and Wino0ski has returned to her home
here. -Elizabcth Baker. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Frank Baker, is improving from
an illness. The Rev. 4. p. Parker went
TO Rutland sunday evening to attend a
meeting of he Spring Grove association
which was held NondaY.-,Mrs Fred
harrington was an over-Sunday visitor
Of Mrs. Royce Boardman in East Middle
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COLCHESTER.

The Grange program April will bc
Music. orchestra. recitation. civdo Car
rcntcr. reading. Mrs. Morgan; soma
Grange. No. e.. rcadng, Jesse White
discussion, (Which Is tho Greater Facto
in MAKING Il Farmer, Education o. Fl,
'rgN2' Bon Carpenter, Frank Iob',d
F"rrS Curtis, Elbridgo Thompson, Be
Gal" and others: vocal duct; napeI
Methods Of Canning Fruits and Negd
nblrS.' Mra Thnmnsnn.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Miss Elizabeth Narney Is ill.-Mrs.
Frank Brewster of Huntington Center
who has been visiting relatives here. has
gone to Bristol.-The pupils are all at
home from the Bristol high school for the
Easter vacation; also Ralph Elliott from
Randolph and Milton Elliott from Ner-
2ennes. Miss Alice Rider of Burlington
is guest II her uncle, George NarncN,
and family
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The Reds and Blues basket ball teams
of the Baptist church were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, p. A.
Shattuck Wednesday eveninG.-The an
nual Easter ball for the beneht af the
hospital will be held at the gymnasium
Monday evening. April s. Music VIII he
furnished by Dunn's orchestra Miss
knla Marsh waa given pleasant sur
prise In honor Of her birthday al the
nome OF her parents, MIR ana Mrs'
Eugene Marsh, AiudaN evening Miss
kitte I.aI'ulnt of Barton has been Nls-
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WHITING.

Mrs Nile Kelsey Atkins started Mon
day morning with her father for Pleasant
Lake, Mass, where he will make his
home with her Mr.. kelsey's health is
very poor Howard Kelsey accompanied
thrm,-Mrs. Hattie Waite OF Barre is in
town,-Mr. and Mrs Irving Denton have
moved to the V. G. Kelsey house. Irene
Miller returned Saturday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington. where she
had an operation for appendicitis.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs Henry Lamb and son are with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs Lewis Bur
we'll. Schools reopened Monday with the
following teachers: Village graded school,
Miss Clark and Miss ORourke; IIebert
district. Miss Tisun; Pratt district. Miss
Wilkins; Crane district Miss Baldwin;
liathorn district Miss Billings; Lake
district, Miss McGinity Myrick district,
Miss Kinssand Mr., and Mrs. Orison
Sheroino have returned from Port Henry,
Charles BaITss has been critically in
for two weeks Misc Ruth Grosvanoi of
Mddlebnry Was Sunday guest here -
NJ and Mrs G. r. 81. John have moved
to their new home MIR, and Mis- Lee
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FOR RENT.

70 RENT OR FOR SALE.-Choicc onion
and tobacco land near corn cannery at
Westminster Station, Vt. A GOOD op-
portunity for truck farming. Two sew
cn-room tenements, barns, pastures and
timber land we'll watercd The above
property is offered fer rent or sale At
a bargain as the owner has other bust
ness. Terms, 20 Ger cent. down and the
balance can la" at FIVE per cent Ad-
dress ". V. Farr, burlington, VT.
7s,d.W,tf.
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MILTON.

The funeral of Nary q, Marque
held at St AIMS Church Saturda \
ing Mr. Marquette was born
Adams April >. 1854, the son of
Mrs, D. -. Marquette, and spt
boyhood days in Milton, Eight We
he went 10 springfield. Mass, an
his home there until last rall. win
ing health compelled him tu give 4
and come to Vermont i'm the h
a change miehl restore his health
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CORNWALL.

No> Palmer has purchased TIA" F.dW n
Parkhil farm and has taken posse ~sion.
Mrs. Gertrude Lee CadY Of Northlicld
and her sister, Mrs. Louise Ice BENJAMIN
Of Winstcd. Conn. visited at Silas
Jewott's tho past Week.-Mrs. \. w. Fo"tc
returned from Montpelier last week after
spending three weeks there with her
husband &C. Miss Jessie Tootc has come
homo for her Easter recess. after teach
ing in Hartford Jonas Payne of Rut-
land visited friends In town last week.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR SALlc-White Plymouth Rock eggs
for Matching, 10 by parcel post in first
zone or l5 at my house for one dollar.
w. V. Farr. So North Union street.
burlington, Vt. 4o,d,w.tf.
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NOTICE.!

! AM STATE AGENT for the best con-
crete mixer made; also for sidewalk
curb and gutter forms, hollow wall steel
form. portable Woodworking machine
illustrated circular F. +. Shore. st
Adams, Vt. 52.at&w4t
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE-lla acres, price sl,-
100: 20 acres, price $3.50: 20 acres. price
$500 These are all good bargains. Il
to 20 COW farms Please ask for fun
description. Geo. Goodrich, Chelsea
W 75.St&w.1t.
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lung her mother. Mrs. Celia I.aPolnt,
Tor "a few days.-W. H. Snow, manager
Of the New Hardwick hotel, gave a ban
quot to the st. Johnsbury Commercial
club Friday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

FOR SALE.-TWo large black fur robes.
one double and one single harness. two
canopy topped surveys. one phaeton,
ono cutter, one double sleigh. 3il Main
street iu.W1t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

Hcmenway have moved 70 the st. John
place which they have purchased
Herbert Benson will occupy the house
vacated by Leo Henrrway.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

rASTURAGE FOR COLTS, running
water shade. good feed, no barned wire
Limited number taken. carl {. Fletch-
err, Shelburnc VI. rel 159-c2.
16,6t&w,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS for hatch
ing. utility stock, 81 for Is parcels post
Mrs NJ. Adams. Cha rlotte, Vt. Ao,w,2t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

FOR SAI>E-Pair matched bay chunks,
own brothers. I and .. sired 10y Cor
hams Perchcron and Arabian mare.
Thos. Crowley, MiddleturN. Vt
io,w.2t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

HORSES A new consignment Of fresh
horses just arrived from Nebraska
farm, chunks. drauglit horses. etc, ono
half of the lot mares. F. I.andon &
Son. Bristol, VT. 33.d&w,tf.