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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mr. and Mrs. William Smith entertain
ed a party OF friends at their home Mon
day evening The Christmas cantatas
that were to have been held at the Bap-
fist Methodist churches have been post
poned until January ALBERT Currier
has sold his farm to Frank Lyons. NJ
Currier has bought the William Farr
place.-The following are officers of the
Modern Woodmen: Venerable consul,
F. Conant: worthy advisor. Edward
Carey; past consul, J. o. LaJoy: escort,
r. f.. Cheney banker. n. f. Dimick:
clerk. A. c. Hooker: Waterman. Andrew
Stuart sentinel. l.. F. Bean: manager. Il.
l. Davis physician, DR.. a. d. Ferris
Miss Anna Mulcahy of Proctor is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Mulcahy.-Mr3
J. F. Conant and daughter visited In Nor
risvlle Sunday.--The 18th annual ball OF
the fire company will be held In the GYM
nasium Friday evening. Music will be
furnished by Dunns orchestra.-C. A.
Paige is seriously ill.-Mr. and Mrs
Simon Scribner celebrated their golden
wedding Tuesday afternoon. They re-
ceived many gifts from their friends.
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intcndcnt. DR.. II. l.. Avcrill. The pastor &
salary was raised 500 by tho motion of
Colonel Iseley and the matter of the week
of prayer was left with the pastor.-Prcs!-
dent John NJ. Thomas of Middlcbury col
lege and the Hon. John u. Weeks nave
returned from Montpelier, where they
attended the funeral of the Hon. Joseph
\. DcBocr-Frank II. LOOMS who has
been visiting his family here. has return
ed to Proctor, where he has been station
cd for three months.-1.ouis Dumas of
Bridpoit is visiting his son, Henry Du-
mas.-NIss Mary Bourah, who has been
visiting here. has returned to Rutland
carl Davis has gone to Ludlow to spend
q few weeks.-f,loyd Myrlck and Barney
Myrick OF Bridport are in town Tor a IcW
DAYS ON busincss-Mr. ana Mrs John A..
kohmor of Osslnug. y. Y" are mere TO
spcnd Few days Robert $. rinneY Of
Montpelier, Il former resident, is III town
to visit his mother, Mrs. George Pinney.-
The meeting of the F'ortnghtly club.
which was to have been held AZ the home
of Mrs \. W. Dickens, January 10, has
been postponed until January 19.-Mrs
Frank Nisum has gone to Boston to visit
relatives and friends FOR fcw days.-Mr
turned from Rutland, whore they have
spent n wcek.-The funeral Of Miss Emma
/. 1igley was held at her late home We'd
nesday morning ut eleven o'clock. Tho
Rev. \. \. Lancaster, pastor of the Con
Ercgational Church. OBLIGATED. The re-
mains were taken ON the 12:l9 train to
Castlcton for burial. There was largo
gathering of relatives and friends, and u
profusion of flowers. Tho hearers were
Edwin lligley. Alfred l.. lliglcY, brothers
of the deceased, Dir. +. T. Mcllen and
James 1Iowarth.-Dr A. H. Barter. who
for two years was superintendent OF the
Sunday school was given n rising vote of
thanks for his good work. 1t was also
voted TO be n cooperating church in con-
nection with fve-year program and the
pastor was authorized to appoint the com
mittcc, which will he announced later
The Roy. and Mrs, q. Il. Uoughton, who
have spent a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Billings, have returned
a., NN'a11iOur,,.J
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BRISTOL.

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Iany of Leeds, Ont, can. who died some
years ago. lie is survived by nephew
j. ~ Greene, "a prominent business man
oI cleveland Ohio, a niece, Mrs. william
McMastcrs of Montreal. and a grand
nephew, William Greene of New York.
Mr. Sheriff. is the last OF the Sheriff.
iu'hl'N nut tho name is preserved In Lucy
Sherrill Greene Of Cleveland and Sheriff.
hrechc or Warren, y. Y. The funeral Will
he held at the house Friday afternoon a.
Two clock.-Mrs. Hattie Stone will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
ouist church Friday afternoon in the par
Tors OF the church-rhe condition of Mrs.
L. e. Middlebrook is somewhat improved.
-'hamplain Lodge. l. q. O. T.. held their
annual meeting Tuesday evening ana
elected officers as follows. y. g.. j.. G.
ward; v G., S. II. Burroughs; recording
secretary, Stanley Bacon; financial secrc-
,arN' X. G. Yattaw treasurer. II. II.
SIack.-Arlie Alden of New York. a teach
er IN the Columbia University prepare
! Tory school, has been spending few days
win his father, John NJ. Alden. A watch
h'eht sociable will he held Friday night
NJ the congregational Church, Fcrrisburg.
y Iarencc and Miss Catherine Botsford
ol Rutland are visiting their uncle, ex-
Mayor John \. Harrington. The owl
auction Bridge club was entertained Mon
hay evening by Mrs. Timothy Neville. -
ward Spaulding. who has been seriously
/ Ill, is convalescng. Miss Electa Smith
mas returned to Boston after a visit to
/ her sisters, Mrs. r.. Neville and Mrs. T.. T.
McGoVcrn.--A daughter Helen Ruth, re-
Gently born to Mr.. and Mrs, Earl DeYoe
or burlington, is a granddaughter to Mr.
ana Mrs. l.. NJ Deyoe of this City.-Miss
Helen Adams, a teacher in New York city
is spending few days with her mother
Mrs Annette Adams. Mrs. Blake. a towr
charge of Forrisburg. died yesterda y
morning. The funeral will be held this
AFTERNOON at two O'Clock at the Methodist
church in Fcrrisburg. During the higi
wind Sunday night, a 2ox5o shed belonging
TO III. T.. Beach was blown a distance of 4
| feet and completely wrecked.
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MONKTON.

The Misses Ruth and tecily Donahut
returned Monday to Mt. st, Mary Acad'
envy, Burlington, after spending tn,
Christmas recess with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Donahuc.-Mr. and Mrs
Albert Brown and son, Randall, of Bris-
tol spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs
Is. &. Gee.-School is closed for two
weeks vacation The teacher, Miss Carrie
Wimarth, is at her home In Addison
Charles Rivers, son of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Rivers, and Miss Bertha Stilson
daughter of II. l.. Stilson. both of this
town. were married December ~ in Yer
gennes at the parish house of st, Paul's
thurch by the rector, the Rev. j. Elmal
MCkno-
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FOR SALE!

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WEYBRIDGE.

The funeral of Erastus Roscoe was
held at his home Monday. conducted by
his pastor. the Rev. Stanard of the Con
gregationaI Church. Mr.. Roscoe is sur
vived by nine children.-rhc funera
services of Edwin Elliott We're held al
his home Monday afternoon. The Rev
+. llaGadorn of North Ferrisburg of
ficiated, assisted by the Rev. j. Ganthy
G. NJ. Baker, Miss Emma Baker ant
Clyde Fiske sang. Mr.. Elliott was a
veteran of the Civil war He leaves &
son. Horace Elliott, and daughter Mis-.
Grace Flliott.-Mr. and Mrs. Georg,
Thompson of Mooers, ~ Y. are guest.
of Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr., ant
Mrs. u. c. Twitchell.-Miss Bernie,
Twitchell of New York city is al HON,
for a short time
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SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cassidy were
with friends in Hubbardton for Christ
mas-W. J. Anderson OF Mt. Hermon
passed Christmas with his mother. Mrs.
William Anderson.-Miss Nellie Totting-
ham is in Middlebury with her sister.
Mrs II. w Jones.--Mr and Mrs. Halsey
Abby son and two daughters. of Boston,
and Mr. and Mrs. McMurtry. of Ben
nington. were guests at II. II. BurSe' s
for Christmas Frederick Bascome OF
Fort Edward. ~ v. is n guest of his
aunt. Mrs. r. H. Preble.-There will be
a social and oyster supper in the ladies'
rooms this evening under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional Church.
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the holiday vacation.-Mr and Mrs.
Elmer Conrad gave Christmas dinner
for his parents. Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Mcr-
rill. Others present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Drolette of Weybridge; Philo FL
mer and family of New Haven; Egbert
Merrill and family OF Watham and
Pearl Warner of Vergennes. During the
blizzard Sunday. Ii telephone poles were
blown down from Vergennes line tc
Brush IIill.-Thc well drilers at Lyman
kent's have gone down 20 feet in tn,
hardest rock they have ever vet encoun
tered and have found no water
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

News has been received OF the death
Thursday in North Cambridge, Mass, of
Henry * Parsons Mr. Parsons was born
81 years ago on a farm in Colchester
about mile from this village. lie was
the son of Lydia and James Parsons. His
childhood was spent in Colchester after
which he went to Cambridge. Mass, to
reside, where he had been engaged in the
livery business for many years. He re-
sided with his sister. Miss Livina, and
his brother, Josiah Parsons. He was the
brother OF James Parsons, formerly OF
this place. The remains arrived hero Mon
day night. Burial was in the village cemc-
terry Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock be
side his father and mother. j. Parsons
accompan MED the body here
Mrs. Almira Slater. aged "a wears, who
resides with her daughter. Mrs. f. ".
stanley tripped on her shoestring while
coming downstairs Monday afternoon
| and fell. breaking her right hip and
badly bruising her head. Mrs Slater. al
| though quite feeble and deaf, has been
in apparently good health
At the meeting of the w r. G. the
officers for the coming year were elected
as follows: President Hattie \. Warner.
senior vice. Emma w. Mcbride; junior
| vice, Louise Crown. treasurer, Clara J..
| Smith: chaplain, Julia r. Booth: con-
ductress, Abbie l.. Wheeler: guard, Angie
| L. Smith.
Mrs. Nellie Martin and son, Ronald, left
Monday for New York, where the latter
| will undergo an operation on his arm
at the POSTGRADUATE hospital DR.. Abee
| the bone specialist, will operate. They
expect to be gone about three weeks
Postmaster James a. Donahue has re-
sumed his duties after a two weeks
| absence on account of illness.
| \. Chase and family have moved ho-e
from Richmond and are occupying the
| Frank Wood house on Park terrace.
! Eleanor, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| II. r. Wiley, was taken SUNDAY to the
| Fanny Allen hospital, where she was
operated on that night for appendicitis.
| Owing to the illness of the teacher,
Miss Annis Baldwin. the first primary
department will not open for another
| week. January TO-
Miss Mildred NJ Munson of Colchester
is the guest of Miss Madeline Midget
Miss Frances Jorgenson is confined to
the house by an attack of the grip.
The Ethan Allen Camp, No. $50, NJ.
| W. A. will hold social dance in their
hall Friday evening. January :. A fish
chowder will he served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy baldwin and
Charles Baldwin have returned to Mont
| real after spending Christmas with Mrs.
F. W. Baldwin.
The Hon. c. S. Page of Hyde Park aud
NJ G. Morse of Hardwick We're in town,
Tuesday.
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WHITING.

Mrs Carrie Frecgard fell and broke
an arm Saturday.-Mr and Mrs Herbert
Leslie and little daughter have gone to
Tampa, Fla.-Mrs. Bern Crosby is ILL
Herbert Naylor returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs Jessie Aines of Rutland
passed Christmas with friends in town
George Blood has moved his family
from Cornwall into their new house in
this village.
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WALTHAM.

Mrs, Il. II. Barnard of Bristol is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. George A.
Hunt,-Mrs 5. H. Burroughs has return
ed from visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Mills of Woodstock. Albert
O. Hunt Of Norwich University is spend
ing his Christmas vacation with his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs q. \. iIunt-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. y. Booth and son, Donovan, of
Nergennes, spent christmas with her sis
ter, Mrs. 4. T.. Booth Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Ter Lee ana family of New Haven were
guests of her sister, Mrs, Il. W. otis for
christmas -lre-C hristmas exercises were
he!d IN district No school Friday after
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LINCOLN.

DR.. and Mrs. G. n. Smith were Christ
mas visitors in town from West Rupert
where they now reside.-Fred Draper
and son, Fred, are with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Draper, for a few
days.-George Barton, father Of Mrs q
D. Draper. had "A shock Thursday and
can not speak.-G. A. Thayer is in Prov
dence, r. J., on n business trip.-Albert
hurry and son, OF Warren, were showed
in visitors at w. T.. Perce's over Sun
day.-Miss Mia Benton had an operation
for throat trouble Monday.-Mr and
Mrs. Verne York Of Old Orchard Beach
Me, spent Christmas with his father
w. r.. York Mrs. y. ]. Cove Ia in Bristol.
Bristol
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Lizzie Wing is at Benton Iiarbor,
Mich, called by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Edison Jewett .--FranCes and
Donald Fletcher are at home from their
respective schools. -Franklm Williams is
at home from his school at Niagara
Falls-Mr, and Mrs. r. II. Holmes have
returned to Shoreham Schools will re-
open January 3.-Albert Kingsland has re-
turned to Rutand-Miss Alice Hemenway
is spending her vacation with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. IIemenway.-
John Russell of Albany is with friends
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Miss Bailey has returned to her home
in Morrisvile after spending Christmas
with her sister, Miss Mable Bailey
Grace Lane, Marjorie Gage. Edward
Melhy Percy Kimball, Roger Preston,
and Leonard Ball of the Troy Confer
ence Academy are spending their Christ
mas vacation at home.-Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Boardman and Mrs. Flora Har-
rington of Middlebury spent Christmas
here with friends
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RICHMOND.

4 very pretty wedding took pacs
Thursday evening when Ruth, youngest
daughter of Henry Weidenbacker, was
united in marriage to Arthur H. Pack
ard Of Jericho by tho Rev. William
Cashmere The bride was becomngly
gowned in brown serge, with taffeta
trimmings She wore a silk plush hat
to match They were unattended. After
short wedding trip they Will return to
Jericho. where the groom is a prosper
Gus farmer
Miss Eva Berry of Burlington was the
guest Of her parents. Mr., and Mrs j. c.
Berry, over the holidays-As Mr. and
Mrs, p l.. Towers We're coming TO the
village Christmas day the harness broke
on Bryant hill. causing the horse to run.
throwing them out and seriously in
juring Mrs. Towers They were taken at
once to their daughters Mrs |. T.
Towne. and Mrs. T. l.. Freeman
were guests OF their children I'm Bur-
lington over Sunday Miss Rose Donaway
is the guest Of her parents in Nergonnes
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Byrne of Boston
were guests of his father over Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. J, w. Berry were the
guests of her parents in Starksboro over
Christmas. katherine Leonard OF
New York city was the guest Of her
mother over Sunday.-Martin Henley Of
Windsor is spending weeks vacation
in town,--Mr and Mrs. T.. r. Mahoney.
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Henley for week. lcft
Monday for a weeks stay with ms
parents in ESSEX, y. Y.-Mr and Mrs.
NJ. f.. Leary and children are guests OF
his mother in Burlington The remains
of Mrs Louisa stone of St Adams were
brought here for burial in the family
lot In Riverview cemetery Monday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. F, T, Flag and
son were guests OF relatives over Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs a, r. Read of Essex
Junction We're the guests OF Supt, and
Mrs. Read over the holidays Mr.. and
Mrs Leddy Of Underhill were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Terrien over
Christmas daV
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GRANVILLE,

Mrs. \. II. Ford spent Christmas in
Randolph Miss Gladys Preston has
gone to her home In Connecticut to spend
New Year's.-R r.. Goodrich of Whiting
is working for Harry Hubha rd-The
friends of Ora Hook. who is in n hospital
at Burlington. will be glad to know he
Is doing as well as can be expected
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SHELBURNE.

Professor Charles Lee Tracy of New
York city spent Christmas with its
brother. II. w. Tracy. 1st. Professor
Tracy had charge of the music, both
Christmas eve and at Sunday services in tina
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Miss Marie
Mitchell has returned from several
weeks stay in Marshfield.-Mr William
Magee fell and hurt herself quite badly
on Christmas day.-ROlin Frcdette, who
wac operated on at the Fanny Allen hospl-
tai last Tuesday, is recovering quite rap
idly.-Mrs. Joseph SorellBedard i in
Massachusetts visiting her daughter, Mrs.
David Minard.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Dubuc
entertained the following guests Christ
mas day: DR.. and Mrs. James Courtney
and daughter Katherine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Dubuc Of Burlington and
DR. and Mrs. Wilfrid Derome and little
| daughter. Gabrielle, of Montreal
| Christmas carols were sung at twelve
o'clock, Christmas eve. the Methodist and
| Episcopal choirs uniting and going from
house to house in automobiles. This is the
| first time this has been done here.
| The Christmas music which was to have
| been given last Sunday in Trinity Church
| will he given next Sunday, at morning
and evening services and after evening
services Earl 4. Braman will give an organ
| recital.-There will be mass at St.
| GATHERINGS Church New Years morning
| at $50 o'clock.-AT. md Mrs. ]. ].
! Collamer have returned from Barre.
| where they spent Christmas with their
| son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Collamer.-During the storm of last Sum
day the flag pole belonging to the high
| school building was blown down.
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NOTICE.

&E WILL HAVE ON EXHIBITION at
the Burlington Dairymen's show in
1876 Saratoga Round Door SilO, which
should interest all farmers. We want
live agents in all unoccupicd territory
Look us up at Burlington. or drop us
n card, IL Interested. This is IA cracker
jack proposition and a chance for YOU
to make dollar. The Saratoga Silo
Mfg. Co, Saratoga Springs, \. Y.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page oneo

sell of Court street fell Friday and
broke one wrist
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ,
Balm was the scene of IA quiet home we'd
ding at five o'clock Monday afternoon
when their only daughter Myrtle Helen,
was united in marriage to Edward Robert
Triggs of Port Chester, y. Y. Only rcla-
tives and near friends were present,
with Mrs. y. a. Brooks presiding at the
piano, the bridal party entered tho parlor
to the strains OF bridal chorus from 10
hengrin." Tho groom was attended by
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ADDISON.

Mrs. NJ. \. Smith is very ill.-May Tracy
is also ill-NIrs. William St. Clare is ILL
There was a Christmas tree at the church
Friday evening and one at Newell chapel
on Wednesday evening.-January > is the
date of the next social at the church. It.
is to he an oyster sumner
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What DO You know About This

500-acre farm, 100 acres smooth
meadows: 900 sugar trees, equipped
nicely, has made $500 pounds of sugar;
lots of fruit, large house in good shape
barn 122X40 with basement painted; only
two miles from large village. This farm
has kept 10 cows, can do it again. Price
only 800 Bring your wife and mother
ln-law right along and look this over, as
] am sure you will he pleased with it.
a. r. Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge,
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w E LIS
notice..

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers & Mechanics Savings
Institute e. Trust company will he held
at the banking house of the Merchants
National Bank of Burlington, W., on
Wednesday, January &c. 1916. at HOO
o'clock a, m, for the election Of tius-
tees
W. c. ISlIAM, Treasurer.
Burlington, Vt, December &C. 1915.
2l,w,4t.
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GASOLINE ENGINE

circular ana dragSaw rigs, Drew and
Porter Litter Carriers. lumber wag-
ons. light and heavy harnesses. En-.
pire Cream Separators and Milking
Machines
c. N. STYGLES. Underhill, vt.
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Of Charles 4. Barber, W. j. Merrill
Leo Dcvino, +. n. Gunthcr and Martin
WEIGH. The installation, which Will he
for the members and their ladies, Will
be held in their hall on the night OF
January s. Following the installation
ceremonies refreshments will he served
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MILTON BORO.

Thomas O'Daniels died at the home Of
his brother, James O'Daniels, December
Il at the age of is years. lie had been
in very poor health for "A long time
The funeral was largely attended at
the Milton Boro was largely attended
at the Milton Boro Church, the Rev.
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PANTON.

Miss Helen Adams of New York city
is spending the holiday vacation here, -.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Slight of Crown
Point, New York, were guests over
Christmas of Frank llartwell and fami-
ly.-rhe schools in town are closed for
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: One stock certificate of the
Free Press association. a Vermont
corporation. said certificate being dated
February goth, 1873 being numbered li2
and representing seventeen and one
half shares of capital stock Of said
corporation. Notify Holden q llealv,
Attorneys, Bennington, VT. 21,w,lt.
SEARLlNG HElFER found. owner
identify and pay charges. Brewster Il
Pierce, Huntington Ccntcr. Vt 81. Nv .3t.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

YOUNG, REGISTERED JERSEY COWS
Tor sale. From one to carload, Let
us know your wants. t.. !. Dana,
North Pomfrct, VT. .j,W,5t.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

WHITE WYANDOTTE COCKERELS,
81 and 50 each Satisfaction glIarai-
teed. c. l.. Sargent, East Thetfor1,
VT 309.d, lm
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

PERRY SWEET wants a housekeeper.
Mr.. Sweet has a good sized farm
r. +. D., No. /. Perry Sweet. Starks-
boro, VT. 26,W,2t.
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MILTON.

Mr., and Mrs w. r. Brush and
daughter, Marion. and s q, Brush OF
Burlington were guests of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Brush, over Christ