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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
JOHNSON NORMAL SCHOOL.
Ninth Annual summer Opens June 20,
Continuing for Three Weeks.

TN" ninth annual summer session Of the
johnson state Normal School will BEGIN
Tuesday. June ~, and continue for three
weeks. closing on July 10. instruction viii
he given by members of tho REGULAR fac
ulty supplemented by several exports in
cducation among whom may bc mention
ed SEpt w. G. MCGinuis Of North Troy;
Abbte J. MeadoWcroft. principal OF "a
primary school in Havorhil, Mass; Miss
Sadie Tilotson, "A Palmer Pcnmanship eX-
pert, and Principal Charles II. Morrill, Of
brigham Academy at Bakersfield, and
formerly principal of the State Normal
School at Randolph.
1t the close Of school examinations will
he held for those who wish credit in any
of the courses given. and a person who
is well up in the common branches should
be able to do the professional part If a
years work in at least three summers
Each student is offered "A choice Of over
30 subjects, and there are special courses
for review Of the common branches for
certificate examination, for credit in the
Normal School, for special primary work.
and for those who wish to keep pace with
the latest developments in the field of
education.
complete announcement Of the sum
mer school may ho obtained by sending a
postal card to Prin. y. q. Peaks at john
son.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

William Yando of Fairfield has rent
cd the j r. Hull farmhouse on the
Egypt road and moved his family
there.-Miss Townc. who has been in
the millinery business here. is passing
few days with relatives in Morris
Villc.-Mrs. u. @. Mitchell and Miss
Cora Mitchell of South Main street
st. Alhans. are passing several DAYS
i'm town Mrs. Eva Gates of Newport
is tn" guest Of Mr. and Mrs. II. +.
Sturt"Vant-Mrs. Henrietta Buker has
returned to JcffcrsonVllc after a short
visit at the home of her father. G. J.
Read-Aliss Florence Pomeroy is with
her sister Mrs Frank sheldon. for a
few daYs.-Mr and Mrs. S. G. Harding
have been entertaining Mr.. and Ms
Robert Harr of West panVille.-Frank
Hale is at home from attending St
Michaol's College at Winoosk Mrs
Eta Wells and son, Alison. left Mon
day morning for an extended visit in
Providence, Il. l., and other southern
New England points-Perry Chase
was badly injured Friday by the cav
ing in of some dirt in a gravel bank on
which he was at work.-Mrs. William
Nittcll was called to Johnson Monday
morning by the serious illness of her
brothers wife.-Thc Rev H. Clay
Searlcs returned Monday morning from
weeks revival work at Green's Cor
ners and will conduct the regular
services in the congregational
churches here and at Fairfield next
Sunday.-The baseball game played
here Saturday resulted in victory for
the home team.
As has been the usual custom for a few
years the several schools of this unoi.
celebrated the close of the school year
19l+-l5 with u rally day, held in this vii
lage Friday. An extensive and interest
Ing days program had been arranged
through the united efforts of the union
superintendent :. c. Harding and the
teachers of the different schools Soule's
opera hall was used to display a large
collection of the educational work of the
pupils paintings. drawings. penmanship,
etc. and from the best of these, selections
Were made for exhibition at the Septem-
her Franklin county fair, The East
Fairfield cornet band headed parade in
which nearly 4on school children We're
in line. \ literary program was given
on the park, in which every school re-
sponded with credit. 1t was estimated that
about 800, exclusive of the school children,
attended. There was an hour devoted to
field sports in which many of the boys
and girls joined. At go p. m. baseball
claimed the attention of all until three
Games had been fought out, one between
the mines Of Fairfield and East Fairfield
in which the home boys won; one be-
tween the girls Of Fairfield and Bakers
field, resulting in victory for the girls
from Fairfield; one between the mines of
Bakersfield and East Fairfield, when
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
SOLDIER IN JAIL.
charged with Steniing Parts of Dr.
>amsOn's Automobile.


''" A"ch Pl"''d III Jan yesterday
1'"''' '"i'u - ~ ShaIer on the
""' VI HaNlh" stolen an automobile
""Ve' ana q""htitN Oh accessories IRON
var nv property Oh bf. f"orSc d.
'a"i9'"' ne arrest clears up part or
1t" ""'"i'lopl!e mystery nut not all of it
"N any means IN samson was driving
NE 'eiie'N car III colchester last Friday
'"'l "heh ufe pecamc damaged
'il " roau near fort t.than Allen. He
p'"uch' inc tre PACK I" the city for
tH' purpose OF having 1t repaired, leaving
nus car beside the highway, some hours
'a''f Wheh n" returned to the place
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NURSES GRADUATE.
Exercises In Connection with Training
school ut Fanny Allen Hospital.

The graduating exercises of the Fanny
Allen hospital trainiua school for nurses
were held last cveniuS in the nurses resi-
dence. The graduates We're Miss Eleanor
j. Gero Miss Annie H. Sheridan and Miss
Nclma Mae Wright. The reception room
was beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers palms, ferns ana the class colors,
blue and gold, Welr very prominent. Fol-
lowing the program a hountiful lunch
con was served Miss Lucinda Smith.
Dr, Lyman Allen gave an instructive adj
dress and IN r. T.. McSweeney, in pre-
senting the diplomas, made some felici
tous remarks. The program was as fol-
lows:
March ....... THE Gable Grand March
Opening chorus FAIRY Moonligh, Dance"
SalutatorY address Miss Eleanor j. Zero
Essay, Modern Nursing.
Miss Annie r. Sheridan
Address to graduates. DIR. Lyman Allen
Solo. \ Perfect Day.
Miss kathaleen Letournoau
Naedictory address
Miss Nelma Mae Wright
Junior response ...... Miss Ruth stiles
Presentation of diplomas
DR. =, f.. insolvency
Bcnediction.. REV. q. +. I.edoux, S s f.
Chorus, America ........ ..........A udieucc
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Pnge Four.)

Mrs. l.. u Pomeroy returned from
Asbury Park, ~ j., Saturday evening
by automobile from st. Adams. They
are with Mrs. Pomeroy's parents In
South Franklin.
As result of conference between
the selectmen and Mr.. IIynes, the con-
tractor for the new cement bridge
who has failed to furnish the neces-
sarY bond, warnings have been posted
for a special town meeting to be held
in opera hall July to see what action
the town will take toward furnishing
additional funds for the building of
the bridge.---The tenement of Miss Ann
Farnsworth recently vacated by c. f.
Rawson is being fitted up and will be
occupied in the near future by the
family of w. J. Kennedy.--At meet
ing of Enosburg Lodge, |. O. o. f.,
held Saturday evening it was voted to
purchase from =. j. Hayes the Hayes
block in which they have their hall
col Herbert Sawyer, Il. G. Kendall
and +. w. ForsNthc were appointed
committee to execute the papers for
the lOdgc.--prOf II. T.. Stafford gave
so interesting a talk at the union serv-
ice in the Baptist Church Sunday even.
ing that he was asked to remain over
Monday night and give another talk
which he did. greatly to the delight
ana instruction of Il good audienCe..-
Ernest SchOolcraft and Miss Mabel
Wells, both of Hichford, were married
at the Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. w f.. Douglass June l1--C. NJ.
Armstrong is moving his family into
the new house of Charles Lanctot on
Pearl strc"t.--Mrs Lizzie Cuttinls has
returned from a six weeks visit with
her son, Charles, in Barre, Mass. The
quarantine for diphtheria on the home
of Mrs V, a. James was not finally
raised until last week-W. NJ. Towlc,
teacher In Clarkson Technical Me
mortal school i'm Potsdam, n Y. is
visiting his brother, H. w. Towle.--
T. w Wallace expects to spend good
part of the summer at the summer
school in connection with the CniVer-
sity of Vermont, which opens in July.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
T.. L.. Gilbert Elected Cnptnin Of Next
Years Baseball Team.

f.. l.. Gilbert 'l6, of Rutland has been
elected captain Of next years baseball
team. Gilbert has been one of the main
stays of the pitching staff for three
years and will make an able captain. lie
Is one Of the most popular men in col
lcge and besides his athletic skill, Is a
soldier of no mean ability.
K. w. Whitney, H. was elected tennis
captain for the year l9l5-l9lG last evening.
The baseball team defeated Middlebury
College at Middlcbury Saturday by "A score
of to 2. At Hanover, \. H. Tuesday
the varsity team played its last game of
the season with Dartmouth, Dartmouth
winning by Il score of to J.
party of college students win have
charge of Barnes camp at Smuggler 5
Notch this summer and viii provide shell
ter food and guides for any who visit
the vicinity.
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WE'D AT PARSONAGE.
y. q. Lord and Miss Florence NIuzzy
Married Last Evening.

quiet wedding took place at tn"
hapust parsohaE" last evening when
MISS flo'ehV" H. Mu2HN' daughter OF
Mr ana Mrs NJ r. Muzzy of North
f"TfIsburg' becam" the bride of Per-
ley Guy LORD of concord, \. H." the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
D. > Baker
Inc maid Of honor was Miss Molly
LORD sister OF tn" groom, and Fred
sanford was tn" rroom's best man.
Inc pride was gowned In sand col
ored suit of covert cloth with blouse Of
emhrold"red 'r"n" de chine. ana hat
10 match Sh" W"r" corsage hou-
quot "i pHhS'"s. ti"d with Rehckah
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success again fell to the East Fairfield
nine'-Mr. and Mrs. William Kimball Of
East Berkshire are visiting for a few DAYS
at the Pomcroy homc.-J. b. Hui. an old
time resident of this town, now located
near Boston, has been 81 guest Of his
brother-in-law, Rodney Sturtevant, re-
turning home Tuesday
Flavius Squires of Los Angeles. cal,
native Of Fairfield, is visiting old
friends In town for the first time in rs
years He will be II years old on June %
and his friends plan to give him a party
on the old farm where John r. Archam-
bault now lives. There were IA children
in his family, five of whom arc now liv-
In
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Mrs. Decatur Francis died at about 12:@l
O'Clock Monday afternoon at her home
at VI Main street. following a third shoe,
of paralysis suffered last week Tuesday.
She WAS born So years ago in this city,
where she had always lived. Besides her
husband she is survived by five children.
Prosper, Ieh, James and Edith Francis
and Mrs. Frank McCartY, all of this city
The funeral was held at eight o'clock
"Wednesday morning at st Juscph's
Church, with intermcnt in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
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Mrs Frances NJ Bryant died Wednes-
day night at the home of her sister. Mrs
Julla Latham. She suffered a paralYtC
shock three weeks ago and several since
that time, causing her death. She was
born in W,nooski and was a years of
ae" Mr. Bryant died about Is months ago
She Is survived by one son. George Bry-
ant Of IIaVorhill. Mass
1n' funeral was held Saturday after
noon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24

| Burlington commissioners ad appraisers.
| Lucille Tobey Churchil was appointed
administrators of the estate OF c. G. T..
Toboy of Burlington, with A. G. White
more and c. A. Barber commissioners
and appraisers. Fred O. Beauprc and
Levi T. Smith were appointed commits
sioners and appraisers of the estate Of
Adeodat Normand of Burlington.
Referee in Bankruptcy j. r. Stearns
received four petitions in bankruptcy
last week. They are as follows: II. 4.
Brayton of burlington, no occupation
stated, liabilities, $69i3j; assets, sloo
exempt. Azarias Bigue, a laborer, of col
chester, liabilities, Sl3S; assets, $50;
exempt. so; Cady \. Bailey Of Essex,
liabilities, &,933I; assets, $500; exempt,
800. Frank +. Davis of Essex, "a mail
clerk, liabilities, $3.50 IS; assets, 1854:
exempt, $3.50 The rcfcreec yesterday set
dates for the first meetings of creditors
in all cases. The date in the Biguc and
Brayton cases is Jun" -. in the Bailey
case June p and in the Davis case June
80.
Edward McCluslloy, the man who was
the victim of a Burlington thug who
beat and kicked him into insonsihlitY
on Battery street Monday night was ar
rafgncd in city court yesterday on the charge
of intoNication. His case was continued for
thirty days and he was allowed To- 20
on his own reCogni2anco. McClustcy
was not able to furnish any description
OF what happened to him. He knew only
that he had come to Burlington with a
sum of money and that somebody had
given him beating. The sl1 found i'm
MS possession was restored to him hv
the police and McCluskoy left for his
nome in stowe. He is apparently all
right So far as his injuries giving him
any bother is concerned.
Hotique Gravel was appointed in pro-
bate court Monday special administra-
tor OF the estate Of Ad"odat Normand of
Burlington There is likely TO he a con.
test over the will in this estate. f. q
Duprat was appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Henry T. Duprat of Colchos.
ter, with T.. H. Horton and Oliver puua,v
commissioners and appraisers c. :
Brewster was appointed administrator nf
the estate of Frank w. Brewster of Hun
tington. with Bert T.. Morrill, Of Iluntiu.-
ton and George Bartlett of Richmond
U''.'''i''i''''IH anu appraisers e. q.
"''' VI N'c"''ohu was appointed "d-
"'or VI the estate OF JuIla ~ Mich
'' i-'9oN' WI" r. ~ Mc''lhlleSs ana
'''V'i '"'" 'o"'rS an" APP
- ','c'"'.i' an" ue'ree We're
of Burlington
Tho no,,co ro,,o, .,.,. ,,i,,
10 the Nash f,rr, -. ,o,,,,,,,. r.,,,.
whore tuo NO., 49,, 1,,,,I -
doing circ,,. s.,,,,... j., l 49,,
the officers a-ri,..l .t. 49, i.,
taai,, had ho,, t.i. -.
LOT aud ,vero c,,,i,,. ,,i, -.
before thev ,ot 70 .t... 700,
men nitcbod ,b, ,.t,.. &c, 80. ~
then ybinr.d m t
apnoarcd Tho ,,cli... o,,,,.,, .h
who had hoor .b,.,. &C.,. -
He proved to h. T. - o.,.., WIFI,
ton. ahor, seve,,,. ,.or.
wanted 1o rot hooi. h,,,-
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Howard COLTS, Harold Coursev, w. H.
Cook, Or II. Cross, Frank Dwyon r.
GaEcnback, Edgar G. Hunt. Rev. f. Jan
vier. G. NJ Kingston, Jerry I.afan. Rich
ard Miller f. +. Oliver t2, w. u. Prick
EFT Geo. paro, Fred Peters. NJ. s. Pearl.
WIN. f. Postons, Dr. John Powers, W. S.
Sterling, VI Walker CO., NJ. q. White,
Jr, Geo Worthington.
WINOOSkI LIST.
Mrs charles Anderson, Mrs Georgia
Blanche. William Binncr, Fred Blair,
Sam Hubbard. Mary Monser, Mile. Geor-
gina RahidOuX.
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BEAVER.

curtis Godgen has moved from the
Daniels house to East Berkshire
Frank Lion was in Waterloo, =. O., last
week
Lucian caswell was IN burlington Tues-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Craft and
Madam Craft visited at the home Of Mrs.
Julia Daniels Tuesday. Wendell Southa
is ut the home OF l.. r. Caswell for few
,I,,tr
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The old d Bee Hide
June "a. 1915.
To-day, Friday and Saturday First
Summer Sale of Standard Toilet
Preparations
June II. 1915.
Preparations
For less than regular.

The Old Bee Hive invites it's patrons to
share in the savings offered for our first sum-
mer sale Of toilet preparations beginning this
morning.
Everything offered is of the highest stan
dard IN quality and only the best known and
most wanted articles at every price.
Go carefully over this list and mark off
what you will need for summer use and buv f
at saving during this sale.
We limit quantity buying and do not fill
mail or telephone orders
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING.

can ! afford to wear last seasons
clothes awhile longer" The answcr-aud
It IS important-is to he found in the
clothing advertisements
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DENTAL PREPARATIONS.

Pebeco Dental Cream, in
tubes, regular SOC, at 39c.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder,
regular 25c, at 100.
Burrill's Dental Powder.
regular Csc, at 1Sc.
Kolynos Dental Cream,
regular Csc, at 19c.
Colgate's Dental Powder,
small size at 15c; large size,
at 24c.
Sozodont Dental Powder,
regular 25c, at 19c.
Colgate's Ribbon Dental
Cream. small tubes, 1Oc, large
tubes. zoe.
CaloX Dental Powder, reg
ular Zoe, at 19c.
TALCUM POWDER. ETC.
Hudnut's Violet Sec Talcum
Powder, 25c.
Babcock's Corylopsis Japan
Talcum Powder. regular 19c,
at 10c.
Djer-Kiss Talcum Powder,
regular Soc, at 23c.
Colgate's Monad Violet and
Eclat Talcum Powder, regu-
lar 25c, at l5c.
Field Violet Talcum Pow
der, 15c.
Massatta Talcum Powder,
regular 25c, at 15c.
Laselle's Field Violet Tai
cum Powder, l5c.
Large pound can of Trail
ing Arbutus Talcum Powder,
regular 25c. Priced for this
sale, l0c per can.
Pound can of Jergen's Vio-
let Talcum Powder, regular
25c, at l8c.
Mary Garden Talcum Pow
der, 45c.
Squibb's famous Talcum
Powders in Carnation and
Violet, regular 25c, at 15c.
SOAPS.
Large round cakes of best
l0c Bath Soap, 7c.
Cuticura Soap, regular 25c,
at l8c.
Pears Unscented Soap,
regular 15c, at lOc.
Packers Tar Soap, regular
25c, at lSc.
Palm Olive Soap, priced 7c
per cake.
Large cake of Remmer's
Peroxide Bath Soap, Zoe.
Pure Olivette CASTLE Soap,
&c.
Williams Shaving Soap,
regular 25c, at l9c.
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CITY NEWS

settlement and a decree were entered
i'm rrohatc court Thursday in the estate
Of Henry I Stevens of New Haven, Conn.
,,.,. ,a
Johh bi'hop NuIrlc VI $780,, n
Jean f'''%a"e'n W, .>'""', ,,,, po,.
-" NrIc ii''i'iV"
MI,
hliiot . olap'eS VI '"'H ny n,.a,,,
ated from brow" 'n,N :.
dence' X. - June w. nv VI
oacheI"r ol arts N'S WI '''''''
Postmaster j. +. Burke received news
in "A postoffico circular fr"aN OF the
nj 3d. ,t,i. c,,,n,,. tho rout. beire
,o. ,rt,', ,1 I,otroi, 1tich
Mrs. r w. stevens ana daughter Dorlt
gave largely ATTENDED reception al inc
klifa club rooms Thursday afternoon
The rooms were decorated with pink ana
-
Mrs w J. Gotta announces the engage
mcnt of her sister. Miss Dorothy T.. HI
lard. to H. Verne Gngham. Mr.. InEham
IS employed at the postohiCe and Miss
Huliard is stenographer at the Queen
lily '"''o' oo'''l''"S
The case of David Marvin If Essex VS.
George y. uuntrcss and Rcna T.. Hun
.ross of Colchester was entered in chit
cnden county court Monday. II is an
action Of chanccrv. n foreclosure of a
mortgage on premises in Colchester be-
Ing the issue.
Another case against the Charlotte
Feed n Mercantile company was entered
in Chittenden county court Yesterday
The plaintiff is Louis ~ kellogg of Char
lott. The suit is an action in general
assumnstt and the amount of damages
claimed is 5000
mont as an investment" has lust been
issued by the Vermont Agricultural En-
rcrimont station Besides much very use
ful information. the bulletin contains
several cuts showing sections of forests
i'm several periods of cultivation
Nar"S nave peeh received III ''''S ,',N
ANNOUNCING ."e MAJ ''a@t at !n"i 9.'''U''
berton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
e. l.amberton. to Leslie \. Evans Miss
lamberton WIS for several years a teach
err at the Champain school I'm this cits.
MIS-. D"'''e' ~ 'oH NH'' ''s''S
at''h"'d re'ei'oh YESTERDAY "i'eri'o'h
rom four TO SIX CLOCK AT "or r's'u'H'e
at ''N NAH. H''''| "' ''D'' was
flowers Mrs. "A. Nelson Jackson and Mrs.
Harrison \. Cooke served in the lining
room.
'',' m'Ni'r'" VI ',-'' '''
cV,"l'" iu'Su"H J." '"'
'"'i' WI - 7''''' u" '"''''' "'"'' WV
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y. Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Peterson
attended the funeral of Erastus Willard
al Feast Berkshire Monday
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
WOMEN'S LIST.

List OF unclaimed letters In The Bur
lington post-ofilce for the week ending
June 49, 1918.
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Berre Kelly Of ottawa, ont, Is
spending few days at the home of Mrs.
l.. Frances .1olley.-Wilard Cassidy at
tended the commencement exercises Of
the Vermont Agricultural school at RAN
ldolph.-James Smith a graduate this year
of the Richford high school, was awarded
the University of Vermont scholarship
Mr.. and Mrs jay G. Underwood of Hart
land spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs.
L. Frances Jollcy.--Mr. and Mrs. H. ".
Wallhcon and Mr.. and Mrs Mark Kinney
were in Cambridge Thursday
The Independent order of Forestcrs
and Changers will hold memorial SER
vice in the Methodist Church, West
Thornton Of st. Adams will deliver the
address. The Forester quartet Of Enos-
burg Falls will furnish music.-The Dor
cas- society held it's annual picnic at the
Limerick cottage. Franklin, Wednesday.
Mrs. Harris Shower of burlington Is
visiting her mother. Mrs Lillian Thomp-
son
FLETCHER.
Mrs. +. f. Tinker are parents of so,
born Thursday.
ENOSBURG.
Tho ladies will serve their annual din.
ner in tho vestry Of Memorial Conglega-
Continued on page twelvc.)
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OTHER PREPARATIONS.

Egyptian Deodorizers. reg
ular 25c size, at 15c.
Dioxogen. strong antisep-
tic, regular SOC, at SIC.
Violet Ammonia for the
toilet and bath. Large pint
bottle, 15c.
Adhesive Plaster. some
thing that should be in every
household. regular 1Oc, at Sc,
Large Camphor Cakes, reg
ular sc, at &c.
Keep Clean Tooth Brushes,
regular l5c, at 10c.
Toilet Chamois, guaranteed
washable, regular 10c, at SC.
Cuticura Ointment for the
treatment Of the skin and
scalp, regular soc, at 42c.
Horlick's Matted Milk. reg
ular soc size, SOC.
Bromo Settler, regular 25c.
at l9c; soc size. SIC. and Sl.OO
size. zoe.
Crystalline, the magic skin
remedy, regular 25c size, at
zoe.
Red Cross Medicated Cot
ton, sterilized and antiseptic.
one-fourth pound packages,
l9c; one-half pound packages,
SAC.
Pint bottle of Witch Hazel,
regular 25c, at l9c.
Blue Seal Vaseline, regular
sc bottle, 4c.
Frostilla, for chapped
hands, regular 25c size. Zoe.
FACE POWDERS.
Ben Levey's La Blanche
Face Powder, regular soc, at
Bic.
Roger & Gallett Poudre de
Riz, a superior toilet powder,
regular 25c, at 2lc.
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MEMS LIST.

Frank II. Bino. clyde Briggs Chas. r..
Bruce. H. J. Chadwick. Nj. Cleyeland
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COLD CREAMS, ETC.

Daggert & Ramsdell's Per-
feet Cold Cream, regular 25c,
at 21c; regular 35c size, at
PIC; regular SOC size, at 39c.
Pompeian Massage Cream,
regular SOC size, 800; regular
75c size, at sac.
Jergen's Benzoin and AL
mond Lotion, regular Csc, at
19c.
Hudnut's Marvellous Cold
Cream. 25c and SOC.
Mum in Jars. a very fine
deodorant, regular Csc, at
19c.
Hudnut's Marvellous Cold
Cream, in tubes, 25c, in Jars,
SOC.
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FLETCHER.

T.. L. Smith is in poor health MIR. an
Mrs. +. f. Tinker are parents of SOL
born Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-24
ENOSBURG.

Tho ladies will serve their annual din.
or in tho vestry Of Memorial CongreGa-
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