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MONKTON.

Cottage prayer-meetng will be held
this week Thursday at the home of
Harry Potter.-Mr. and Mrs. =. c. Com
stock are parents of a daughter, Marion
Helen, born October 14Mss Ruby Nc
Entee. who has been visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. ID. =. McEntee.
returned to Rutland Stsnday.-Miss Sadie
Stone called on her cousin, Mrs. b. G.
Comstock, Sunday.-Mrs. Jennie Senior
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry LaRose.-W. c. Donahue Is having
an addition built on his barn. Other
needed repairs are also being done
Mrs. Richard Morse and two daughters
Carrie and Barbara, who have been
visiting relatives hero for three weeks
have returned to their home in Salisbury
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Chaplin of Bristol
and Mr. and Mrs. \. Drinltwater OF
| Iiinesburg were Sunday guests of Mrs
l.. T. Meech.-The regular meeting o,
| Florona Grange will be held Friday
evening. The first and second degrees
will be conferred on two candidates.
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HINESBURG.

William Stewart and Mrs. Ray Tilley,
both Of this town, were united in mar
riage at the home of M. ]. Finney
October 10 by the Rev. A. II. Edie. They
will live on Mr.. Finney's farm.-Mr.
Crane Of the high school. who went to
his home in Danvlle because Of illness,
October 13.
The boy scouts and campfire girls made
a trip to Cancels Hump Saturday by auto
mobile, then climbed the mountain and
had a basket picnic,-George Rue fell
from q load of hay Saturday and broke
the bones Of his leg In three places be-
low the knee. He is now In burlington
hospital for treatment.-The regular meet
ing of Hope Circle OF the Kings Daugh-
ters will DO held Friday afternoon at two
o'clock at the vestry, with Mrs B. F.
Mitchell as hostess. The work for the att
ernoon will be tying comfortables,-Mrs.
Daniel Patrick who Ia i'll with lumbago,
Is still confined to her bed-Mrs. Sidney
Giffin Is slowly recovering from a severe
attack of bilious fever.-Mrs. Belle Ryan,
who has spent the summer at c. X. Muir
rays, has returned to her home In New
York city.-H. l.. Barnes has returned
from Boston. Frank Connor of the battle
ship Tennessee Is spending an additional
Is days shore leave with his sister, Mrs
l.. j. Kenyon.
About 10 friends and relatives gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs John w
Lessor Thursday evening to tender then
n surprise, the occasion being their 15tt
wedding anniversary Dancing was en-
joyed and refreshments were served. Mr.
and Mrs. Lessor received a purse OF
| money.
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thorn have returned
to New York city for the winter. Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. White returned with
them for two weeks stay.-About 20
attended the social at W. n. Hills last
Week.-Mrs. Agatha Ferguson is at F.
s. Ferguson's.-Mrs Lorette Orvis of
Glens Falls, n. Y. Mrs. Joel Orvis from
Colorado are visiting at George OBry-
an's-Mr. and Mrs Charles Clifford and
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Graves of Brandon
were at C. +. Clifford's Sunday. Mrs.
Graves remained for a few days.-Wil-
liam Spear and family of Charlotte Wis
tied at G.. II. Clifford's the first of the
wcek-At the town meeting Saturday 1T
was voted to rebuild the school-house In
Little Boston and repair the one in the
North District. A building committee OF
three was appointed. Of which w. n
Baldwin is chairman
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died October 10 at the United hospital
in Port Chester N. Y. after an Illness
of two weeks, following an operation
aged 3S years. Services were held Mon
day at her late home in Port Chester
and services were held here Tuesday p,
IN. at the Friends Church, the Rev II.
=. Meader of Bristol. her former pastor
officiating. Burial was in Friends ceme-
terry. The bearers were Roy liuflpur''
George Bristol Robert Young and Elisha
Follansbee. The abundance of beau''iul
flowers bore evidence of the love and
esteem of all who knew her she leaves
her husband, u daughter, Miriam aged
II. son, Kenneth, aged II; her iathcr'
Byron G.. Hurlburt of Lincoln; three
brothers, Edison of Greenbush, n. " fT-
| nest and Laban of Portland, Conn, three
| sisters. Miss Cora of Ncrgcnnes, MIS-
| George Bristol OF Lincoln and Mrs. James
| Hayes of New Haven. Those from away
| to attend the funeral were DR.. and Mrs.
s. S. Green of Buffalo, n. y, truman
Burrltt and daughter of Ilinesburg, MI.
and Mrs. Roy Hurlburt OF Monkton, Mr.
and MIS- Mark Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
| Follansbee, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes
of New Haven; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Guindon Of Bristol. besides many from
Lincoln.-Mrs. Della Atkins, widow of
Chauncey Elliott, died Tuesday morning
at the home of her son, George Elliott
aged rs years. The funeral will be held
| Friday afternoon at two O'Clock ut the
house. the Rev. Herbert McCarty OIL
ciating. Burial will be In the Jerusalem
cemetery beside her husband.-Dr. and
Mrs. S. S. Green, who have spent the
summer at the home of their niece Mrs
Daniel Follansbee. returned to their home
in Buffalo, ~ Y.-Mrs. Daniel Hallock
who has been very i'll, is much improved
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. May Fox, who has been spending
the summer with her sister. Mrs. Arabelle
Sturtevant left for New York Friday to
spend tho winter with her son and
daughter.-The Improvement society will
hold n business meeting october %. On
October 20 they will hold an entertain
ment at the town hall. with drills and
Halloe'en games. Refreshments will he
served.-A quarterly conference will be
held at the Methodist Church Thursday
evening.-The Ladies' Aid cleared Sl5 AT
their chicken pie supper Friday evening.
The Cotton library is being slated. The
work is being done by Mr.. Coates of
New Haven Mrs L. Parkill and Miss
Maude Parlill of burlington are guests
and Mr., and Mrs Ray Brittell.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs Ferris Goodrich died Thuraday
evening OF valvular heart trouble, after
several months of Ill health. She Ia sur
vlved by her husband and two young chill
dren.
The funeral Of Levi Sweeney, who died
Saturday evening at his home near
Winooski Park, was held Wednesday
morning with intermcnt in Milton. Mr..
Sweeney contracted pneumonia and was
I'll but a short time. He was 70 years
Of age, and leaves wife and seven chill
dren. He had engaged in farming but
retired upon their removal from Milton
to this place.
The Cloverdale creamery at Cloverdale
burned Monday noon. 1t was owned by
the Moretown Creamery company. The
loss is though to be about 1910. 1nsuran9 &C
was carried on the building.
Miss Stella Macomber spent Sunday
with her parents in Cambridge.-Nr. and
Mrs. Charles Pratt Mable Smith and
Archie Pratt were visitors at G V.
Macomber's Sunday.-Rolla Hanley has
| returned home from Lynn. Mas
| The Woman's League will serve a
honey supper in the parlors of the Con-
gregational Church Friday evening from
six to nine-Mr. and Mrs. Gray OF
South Burlington have rented the Charles
Macomber farm and will take possession
November clark Paige and T. w
Grow have been appointed commission,
ers Of the estate of Pauline Osgood.-
! The funeral of Mrs. Ferris Goodrich took
place at her late residence Sunday after.
noon at 1900 o'clock. The bearers Were
Loyal Clark, Herbert Remington. Johr
Driscoll, George Stuart and Cleon or
ton. The services were conducted by th'
Rev. w. w. White, and the burial wal
at Fairfax Plains-Mrs. T. w. Grow
who was quite i'll last week. Is reported
as better.-Mrs. Lillian Harvey of st
Johnsbury was in town Sunday to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs
Gordrich.--NIrs. md Miss Calkins OF
New York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Calkins.
Miss Maude Wilcox has a position II
Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Iris
are visiting in Boston.-The Women
League will serve supper Friday evening
George Robinson of Rutland spent
few days last week at his farm in Glow
erdale.-B. a. Stone has begun movin
his goods to his new house at Esse
Junction.
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WALTHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter of Cambridge are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Paul
Bearor.-Mrs. f. j. PEARSON of Essex
Junction. who was a former resident
here, is recovering nicely from shock
Albert G.. Hunt has resumed his duties
at Norwich University.-Mrs. r. ii.
Booth and son. Donavan, have returned
after a weeks visit in Milton,-Mrs. r..
II. Barnard of Bristol is the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. &. F. Hunt.-The
Neighbors' Social club will meet with
Mrs c. j. Sneden Thursday.--Mr. and
Mrs Ollin Manchester have moved into
the house with l.. a. Baker. Mrs. Man
chester Is teaching In the school nearby.
Two quaint relics We're found buried
about four feet in \. +. Booths gravel
pit last week by the road-builders. They
were supposed to be 1ndiat peace pipes
The bowls. which remained. were hewn
| FROM stone, but the long stem, which the
Indians made of wood, was decomposed
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

r. Sequin is seriously Ill at his home,
the result of q shock which he suffered
last week-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis
and daughter are visiting relatives in
Canton, n. Y.-Anna Martin and Doris
Kimbal were over Sunday visitors in
Poultney, Preston of Troy con-
ference Academy. Poultncy, spent sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
a. Preston.-Thcrc was n regular meet
ing of Mt. Philo Grange Saturday even
ing. State Master Cady was present
Charles Shortsleeves and family have
moved from Charlotte to Jack Sears's
house.
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CORNWALL

Mr., and Mrs. Stuart Benedict have been
spending a week in Pawlet visiting her
prother-Miss Cathleen Foote return
ed Tuesday to Springfield where
she has IA position as librarian-Mrs. AL
herton Bingham is Ill at the home of
her son, Roy Bingham,-Mrs Rosy Foote,
who has been visiting her son, Frank. f..
foote' returned to her home In Nergennes
friday Caul of New York state
mas moved his family into the tenement
mouse belonging to A. w. Foote,-Mr, and
Mrs Charles Furzig. who have been visit
ing her father, william Richards have
returned to their home in Greenfield,
Mhss'-Mrs. John Sperry, while driving
the other evening. collided with the auto
mobile of Or. Porter and was thrown out,
The carriage was badly damaged, but
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BRIDPORT.

Lena Garvcy and Mr.. Sperry of Corn
we'll were married at the brides resi-
dence October 12.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Guyett observed their golden wedding
anniversary Tuesday evening.-Mrs. ID.
T.. Rice is visiting friends in Burlington
and Mooers, n. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brigham of Ashby, Mass, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. *. Will
lams, have returned to their home, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
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CHARLOTTE.

Cyrus Horsford and James William
have returned from Virginia--H. II. Lyo1
of Colorado is visiting at +. b. Smiths
Robert Holmes and family are on n mo
tor trip to Manchester.-Mr. and MRS
l.. l.. Desautells have gone to Boston =
visit Relationships. w. II. Boardman
spending a few days in Burlington-Th
Rev. and Mrs. II. Gulick will go to Ne'
York this week. They will be away tw
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs Floyd Reese an
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reese OF Middlebur
spent Sunday at F. p. Smith Mr.. an
Mrs. william Carpenter have gone
IlAttleboro Mass to live
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LINCOLN.

Tho Rev. d. w. Reid preached in Yer
gennes Sunday.-The Rev. Mr. Taylor
of Middlebury occupies the pulpit Sun
day morning in the Methodist Church. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benton 70 Thursday
to New York on an cxcursion.-The
Grange fair Friday and Saturday even
nEs was a success. The receipts were
over $50. 1t Is intended to make it much
larger next year-Mrs. Marcia Rhodes
Is with her son, L. II. Rhodes.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Baptist Sunday School will oh
serve rally day next Sunday All mem
bers of the school. especially those
the cradle roll, are urged to be presen
The Rev. DR.. w. A. Dawson Of BurlingI
ton will give an address.-The Women
Mission circle of the Baptist Churc
met Wednesday afternoon at the hom|
of Miss s. A. Wooster.-Frank Mac}
and his family attended the funeral d
his father. Michael Mack. in Middlebur|
Saturday G. Dart ana ny
son-in-law, Henry Bissonette, have I'd
Gently bought of Thomas Parizo q
Winooski his farm Of 100 acres in Essel
known as the Captain Gilbert Mortol
place. Immediate possession is givet
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bissonnette Will NOV
there at once Mr.. and Mrs. Dartt VII
remain in Charlotte another year Of
George z. Prindle's farm, which MrI
Dart has carried on for several years |
j. r. Taggart has had telephone IN
stalled in his home at the village.-Jud
son A. Williams of Burlington has com
mencei sinking an artesian we'll for p
JC Beers-The ball game Saturda
afternoon which was played on Dow
field between the school-boys and a
adult team of this place. resulted In
victory for the Juvenile team. burton
Beers and family OF Jericho were guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Horsford owe
the weekend Mrs. Fl. S. Fonda and he
daughter Mrs Howard Stearns. and vi
tie daughter. Rosalie. have gone
Dandy to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bale
wn.-Mr and Mrs. J. B. Casterlne
Orchard Park. n. Y. who have bee
visiting relatives here for week. hay
returned home.
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JERICHO.

Mrs Pierce of Burlington is visit'n
her daughter. Mrs Fred Percival.-Nls2
Phillis Brown OF Boston is visiting hq&
parents Mr.. and Mrs, Oliver Brown
The Ladies' Aid society Of the secon
Congregational Church will serve a chick
en-pie dinner to-day.-Miss Bessl
Percival returned home Saturday frof
Richford, where she went as delega1
to the State Sunday School conventioA
William Schillhammer and Lloyd Hu
burd were at home over Sunday fro
Notwithstanding ladies Of the Methods
society are preparing for a sale whicv
will be held soon.-Miss Dorothy Day RI
turned Saturday to Chicago. where ST.
will resume her school work-Mis
Mamie Krewet has returned TO nd
home in New York after spending fe1
weeks with Miss Ellen Costello.-RalpI
Brigham returned TO Fairfax after beiI
home a week Ill with throat trouble. |
Miss la Brigham Is visiting her sistej
Mrs Walter Wardlaw. at ST. Adams
Miss Cora Russin Of Cambridge Is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Walter Biaisdell. |
DR.. Clifton Pease Of Burlington was {
town on business Saturday.-Mr. AM
Mrs Walter Blaisdel were over SundaI
visitors in Milton.-Mrs. Anna Breed
was at her home in Underhill Centd
over Sunday.-The Sunday School Of tn
Baptist Church will be held previous 4
the regular service commencing at 81
a. MI. s. Braker Of Burlington assist q
by F.. NJ. Fuller OF Richford will hold /
10 days service at the Baptist Church
commencing November 30.-Miss Mattj
Wood Of Essex Junction is visiting
the home Of MT. and Mrs Warren Buzz
ton.-The Ladies' Aid Of the CongregS
tional Church will hold their annud
business meeting at the church parld
this afternoon.-Mr, and Mrs, Leigh
ton Rice went to the Island Sunday b
the way of ST. Albans.-Harry Jackso
has purchased the house and lot {
possession.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pack
; ard and their son and daughter. Leste
and Sadie, took an automobile trip I
the Island Sunday by the way of a
burg.
Ye Mirthful social will be held at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs George Fosts
Saturday evening.-George Ring Of Ma.
sachusetts has been called home on a,
count of the illness Of his father. VIII
: Is very low.-Mrs, George Hulburd Ell
tertained the Lottie Ufford society MOI
8 day afternoon.-The ladies of the MethC
dist Episcopal Church will hold a sale {
aprons, fancy articles, and vegetable
at the church vestry Wednesday aftel
! noon and evening. october q. Supper wi
= he served, after which a short progral
Q consisting of music and recitations wi
/. DO given.-Miss Frances Flagg will Al
= rive tonight from Connecticut To spen
@ the winter with her cousin, Mrs. Georg
] Il. Hulburd.
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| In the afternoon.
The magazine, Achievement" pub
lished In the interest Of the Chitten-
den central district, will be on sale
Friday morning. This will be the
high school and graduates number
The schools In the Chittenden central
district will be closed Friday on account
Of the school fair and exhibit which will
be held at the high school building nj
that time. An entertainment will be given
In the evening at the parish house.
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FOR RENT.

FARM in the Connecticut
valley to rent to desirable tenant
who. will furnish stock and tools. y
good opportunity for milk route truck
at the head of the main street in West
minister village. near the corn FAC
tory. which nys sl7 per ton for all
the green sweet corn it can get grown
fourths mile from Walpole village and
three and three -fourths miles from
Bellows Falls. \ good manager can
turn Off severa. thousand dollars
worth OF products per annum. Apply
to w. v. Farr, Burlington. Vt
o+1 ii WITT.
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Boston is at home for two weeks vact
ton Morton James, who has been yer
III the past week, is somewhat better
Mr.. and Mrs Everett MARI an
SON. who have been spending
few weeks with Mr.. and Mr.
Nelson Bushnell, have returned to the
home in White River Junction.--Mr. ar
Mrs. Franc Talcott and Mr.. and Mr.
j. f. Kennedy spent few days
Boston last week, attending the wor
series ball game.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Belle Batchelder spent the week.
end with her daughter at Lyndonvile.-
Mr.. and Mrs r. +. Forbes entertained
Mrs. II. II, Tilley and daughter, Mar
garet and Mr. and Mrs, McNall of
Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Smith
and daughter. Mrs. Isham. of Williston
last week.-Mrs.. Miranda Wescott and
daughter. Mrs. Kehoc and grandson,
Edwin Kehoe. were visitors in Burling-
ton Ssturday.-Mr, and Mrs. George
Hinsdale returned to Boston Tuesday
after passing the summer at their home
here.
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GRANVILLE.

School in South Hollow began October
IS with Glare Severy of Warren as teach
er.-Mrs. Claude Chamberln and son Of
Gardner Mass, are on visit to her
father, Luther Brooks.-Mr. and Mrs. D..
n. Rice spent Sunday In Randolph with
hcr/parentS
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. A. G. Dudley and daughter,
Julia, are visiting friends in Mlddlebury
this week.-Miss Edith RAINY and broth
er OF Fair Haven We're weekend guests
at w. G.. Larrabee's-Miss Nellie Tot
tinGham is visiting her sister Mrs. II.
W. Jones, in Middlebury this week.
DR.. Mary Plat, Mrs c. n. North Mrs.
r. II. Preble, Mrs c. w. Howard, Miss
Winifred Farr and Miss A. *. Bush
went to Burlington Tuesday to attend
the state meeting of y. A. R.-John
Roarke died October 1s Mr. Roarke
leaves. besides his Wife. one son. John,
Jr., and "A daughter, Mrs, Ryan, of Rut-
land. Elijah Burt Of Albany. n. Y, Is
visiting at his unces, Joseph Wissell. -
Mr.. and Mrs, sherry Burleigh of IT.
conderoga were guests of Mr. Burleighs
sister, Mrs p. w. Hall. Sunday.
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
Elizabeth H.. wife of Stephen Young
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WlLLISTON.

G. d. Warren and Charles Brown spen,
part of last week In Boston.-The w. r
NJ. society meeting. which was to have
been held to-day, has been postponed
till next week.-The children's fair will
be held at Essex Junction Friday after,
noon and evening,-Charles Metcalf from
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PANTON.

Mr., and Mrs John sullivan and dauGh-
ter, Gladys. left Monday for their home
In Brooklyn, n. y, after visit to his
home herc,-Mrs f. c. Perkins of Farm
lngton, n, H., has recently been the
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Brydia.-Mr. and Mrs. &. j. Palmer and
Mr. and Mrs, George Floyd visited Mr.
falmer's father at Westport, n Y, Sum
day.-'rhe Rev. Charles Hamilton of
Whitehall, n. Y, preached at the Metho-
dlst Church SUNDAY eNenng.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Charles Zeno has moved his familI
on to w. L. Rings farm on the Hines
burg road.-Mrs. Stanley Sayles has re
turned to her homo in Enosburg afte
visiting at Hale Fuller's and r. A. Nor
ton s.-Mrs. Merrill Andrews Of Berlii
and c. c. Taft OF Montpelier are visit
ing ut Lyman Hill's.-Rolla B. Sargen
has finished his work in st. Adams an
is spending the week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs v. r. Sargent
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. II. J.. Dwire and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. ]. Lewis have returned from a
two days Visit with Mr.. Dwire's sister,
Mrs. clifford Lewis, of Randolph,-Al-s,
Howard Vosburgh and two children OF
Shelburne Farms are spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Dwire.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM, 125 ACRES. 40 heavily wooded,
buildings in excellent condition, run
ming water. five miles from Worcester,
one and one-half from steam and troll
ley cars, near churches and excellent
schools. Reuben Moore. Holden, Mass.
249, d&;w I'm.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

ATTENTION We
manufacture a shipping crate for poul-
Crate" s1.0O each. f. o. b. mill. The
best crate on the market. almost in
destructable. weight less than % pounds.
The E. l.. Chandler Co.. Orleans. VT
onl OCT " it
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

REGISTERED BERKSHIRES for sale.
Maple Grove Farm. North CRANKY,
Conn. 252 PCT W At.
AYRSHIRE BULLS from advanced
registry dams, ready for service.
Prices reasonable. quality considered:
also a very nice lot of younger bulls.
F. o. Collins, r. D. l, Swanton. VT.
235 oct, wat.
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what DO your Know About This

A 60O-acre farm. 100 acres smooth
meadows $500 sugar trees. equipped
nicely. has made $500 pounds of sugar;
lots Of fruit; larR house in good shape.
two miles from large village. This farm
has kept Is cows. can do 1t again. Price
only $500: Bring your wife and mother
in-law right along and look this over. as
A. r. Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge.
We
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WANTED.

CARLOAD LOTS Of first-class Vermont
haled hay wanted. Address A. =. N.
Washburn, Bethel, VI. 2I3. 2t.w,2t.
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notice.!

A FARM ACCOUNT BOOK is now being
distributed free in this section; paid
for by merchants who have advertise
ments in It. Look out for It. 16,w,3t.
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FOR SALE!

MECHANICAL MILKING MACHINES.
CREAM SEPARATORS, GASOLINE
ENGINES for sale. If Interested
write for prices and get acquainted
Strong Hardware CO., II. G. Haw-
thorne. Burlington. 90 d&w I'm.
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WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK COCK
EREL for sale at So North Union
street, Burlington. 24l d,w,tf.
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KNITTING YARN for sale, guaranteed
to be made of Names best wool. Di-
rect from manufacturer for 90 cents a
pound. Postage paid on n 81 order.
Write for samples. II. A. Bartlett,
Harmony. Me. o5l.9t.w,1t.