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pest man was Harley s. Lane, brother
VI the bride. After u short trip to the
southern part of tho state, they VIII
Jake up their residence for the pres
c"t AZ the home of the brides father
VA root street.-The annual meeting
OF the llslcy Hook and Ladder com
P""S was held in their rooms Tuesday
evening. The reports of tho officers
N"oWod mat the company was in good
condition. The following officers were
c'ectod; Foreman. John Pinney; assist
amt foreman, Ira Pond; secretary and
treasurer. Charles f.. Rogers.-Charles
ihfnordor has returned from BurlinG-
'oh' where he has been TO visit his
daughters in that city.-County Agent
d. u. Carrigan has gone to burlington,
cflhS of the county agents of agricul-
tufc-Thc funeral of Mrs. Carroll VIII
be held at st. Mary's Catholic Church
inns morning at nine O'clock.--Iresi-
dent John NJ Thomas has returned
nom" from Phillip Exeter Academy,
n. H., whore he has spent II few days.
1t T. Woodward of Warrcnsburg. n.
v, is in town for n few daNs.--Mrs.
Robert r. Morse, who was hero to at
tend the installation Of the officers OF
william y. Russell circle. No. ., @. \.
r., Of which body she was formerly
president, returned to Rutland We'd
ncsday noon.
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BRISTOL.

ne Following officers of the y.
H. Munslll Hose company were elected
al the annual meeting Wednesday Jan.
o. FOREMAN, II. G. Martin. first as
sis'aht foreman, r. r. Hin. second as
sistaht foreman, II. s. smith; clerk, W.
D. uaudet treasurer w, b. Daggett.-
W. a, Shattuck returned Thursday to the
baltimore Dental College Miss Jessie l.
Hoss or Grand Isle was in town Thurs
oaE-Mr' and Mrs Willard Partch have
moved To ii1ncshurg, The Officers of the
WoihahS Relief Corps are as follows;
PRESIDENT, Alta Cooley, senior vicc-presi-
ueh' hstellc McGee; junior vice-presi-
ueh'' Josephine Brown; treasurer, Evelyn
dumas secretary, Lenora Rivers; chap
la'n' S'raph Sncdon. conductress, Nellie
iart' guard, Lydia Wright; patriotic IN
s'uclor' Lucy Jacobs, press CORE
spondeht' Jennie Cove; musician. Frances
I''''h' assistant conductrcss. Bernicc
'elohS; assistant guard. Grace Guinau;
,"'"r hearers, Jennie Cove and Josie
n"'i' lhe new officers were installed
wednesday Jan, by the installing Of
"''l' fN'INn Dumas. The corps sent a
'h'lslmas box of canned fruit, Jelly and
nooNs to the Soldiers Home at Bennlng-
ton,
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LINCOLN.

The large hotel barn owned by W. f.
Butteriield was burned Monday nsht at
10 O'Clock with most Of the contents
otto Buttcrticld, tenant. lost about 50
CORDS Of wood and Peter Lafayette. an
other tenant, lost some ha... The cause
of the fire Is unknown. 1t caught in the
hay loft. The loss is partially covered
by insurance The Methodist Church,
only about 20 feet from the barn. was
protected by the work OF the towns
people.-Thc funeral of George Barton,
who died Tuesday night was held Fri
day at the Methodist Church OF which
he was a member, The Rev d. w.
Reid officiated. The bearers were w. A.
Lee Sylvester Atkins. John Benton and
l.. II. Rhodes. Burial was in Maple CENT
etery. Mr. Barton leaves two children,
Merrill Barton, Of Eer2ennes. and Mrs
G. D. Draper. of this pace.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. j. Morgan are the parents OF
son, born last Week.-Mrs. Lillian BiXby
of Burlington visited at I. \, Colby's
Monday.
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ORWELL.

~ {. Cookie moves February 10
Salisbury. where he has been engaged
for a year to run II falm.-H G. Law
renee is In poor health.-Mrs G. r
Wen IL III with rheumatism.-Mis Vella
Ma'orF Is at home in sudbury Records
sho" that during 1915 there were 10 mar
RACES u births and IL deaths in town.
Tho last number of the entertainment
course was given Friday evening-Mrs
martina T., Luther is in poor health.
Mrs Charles Gardner of Johnstown. n.
'" her daughter, is with her.-Dr. l..
II, Rowe went to Burlington Monday
win Miss Ida Ryan. who went to the
MARY Fletcher hospital for treatment for
Observation-Disclosures Raymond of Fort
EDWARD, \. Y. was at home last week
for few DAYS
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BRJDPORT.

The romans Of Mrs Edison Jewett
We're brought here for burial January $.
Edison Jewctt of BENTON Iiarbor Mich.
is with his daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Wing
The Ladies' society of the Congregation-
al Church Will hold a social at the YES
try Thursday evening, January 2o.-U.
j. tarrin has sold his place to Mr.. De
merritt of BurlnGton.--Mr and Mrs
Henry Lee have returned to East Mid
dlehury.-Mr and Mrs. H. j. Carrin have
gone to Cambridge to make their home
with their daughter, Mrs stephen Cross
man.-Mrs. Frank Nisun is visiting in
Massa chusetts.-Patricll Cook is attend
ing Albany Business Colege.-Dr. Col
Inns of Middlebury College preached here
JanuHrN o
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ADDISON.

Martin Barrow is seriously III and has
q trained nurse. Mrs. John carr is i'll
with hronchitis.-Mr and Mrs julius
''ark arc both i'll with the grip and
nave nurse, hayward Marshall has
purchased the Ebon Rider place in New
Haven ana he and his family will move
there April MIR and Mrs. John Elmer
went to i'ridport Saturday to attend the
funeral Of their aunt. Mrs Edison
Jowctt, who died i'm Michigan G.
y. Marshall has returned from her visit
at Whitehall. y. N.-Several are attend
Ing the dairymen's netting at Burning
ton this week. Edison Jewett of Benton
iiarbor Mich. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs +. NJ. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Elbcr.--Mrs. l.. A. Bulpec is in a
serious condition
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WHITING.

J.. A. Webster, who has been with his
family here since Christmas started
Tuesday for western trip.-The an
nual election of officers of the Congre-
gational Church will he held January
10. Dinner will be served at noon All
members of church and congregation
are urged to he present Arthur Woos-
ter is taking the school course In agrl-
culture at the University OF Vermont at
Burlington Ida Norton of New
Haven visited friends in town Thursday
and Friday on her way to her school in
Westport, y. Y.-Martha Waite is the
guest of her grandmother In Rutland
Herbert MAYOR is visiting in Westport
y. Y, for two weeks. --Mrs. Sarah Need
ham and daughter. Edith, passed Tues
day in Brandon.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The Rev. i, =. Barton has ocen Obliged
! to give up his duties as pastor Of tho
Methodist Church ON account Of con-
tnued i'll health and viii leave soon for
Rutland Mass whore he will enter I
sanitarum for treatment. Mrs Barton
will go to remain with her daughter in
New Jersey.
At the annual meeting of the Essex
Trust company held in their banking room,
Thursday afternoon, the board or direc-
tors were reelected as follows: s A.
BrowneN David Marvin, George W.
Allen. f. W. Henry. George f. bartlett.
j. A. Kennedy. President. :. A. BrownclI:
Vicopresident, David Marvin. treasurer.
N. y. CLARK
Mrs. Nellie Martin and son. Ronald.
have returned from New York. Wher,
they went several days ago. Ronald
Martin was to have undergone an opcra-
ton on his arm but was forced 10 com,
home On account of an attack Of chicken
poX
h. j. CouGhlin. telegraph operator. VIII,
has been supplying at tho Central Yer
mont station, has returned to ST. Aibars
to resume his duties there Ray II. Nc
Loud has accepted the position vacated
by MI CuuRhlin.
son, William Gerald, was born Mon
day to Mr., ana Mrs. W. II. landow.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist Church, held
recently, the following officers were
elected; President, Mrs, A. A. Beemau;
Nlce-presidcnt. Mrs. y. r.. Slater: treas
urer. Mrs George Hobart secretary,
Mrs. f. II. Slmonds
Guy stevens, son of Mrs Ellen j. Stev-
ems of this place, and Mrs Emma ].
Tucker of East Orange, y. j.,
were married Saturday, January s.
They will reside in East Orange.
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H. s. Bradley of Richmond, ID. d. 6. NJ,
assisted by O. w. Edwards grand mar
shall, Of Burlington, r. T.. Hatch. grand
warden, r. II. Palmer, grand secretary,
t. S. Ferguson, grand treasurer, T. n.
Briggs, grand chaplain, Il. G.. Harkins,
grand guardian. u. ~ Dixie, grand
herald. installed the officers Of Bristol
Lodge of odd Fellows Friday evening
as follows Noble grand. w w. Camp
bell vice-grand w. NJ. Sheldon; score
tary, p II. wilson, treasurer, W. -.
Daggett; warden. W. J. Gaudct; con-
ductor, l.. Is. Eddy; chaplain, II. C.
Blodgett inside guard. w. W. Odett
outside guard, T.. G. Trudo; supporters
of tho noble grand, e. r. Brown and O.
j. Ryan, supporters of the vcesrand
". T.. Hewitt and George clifford; scene
supporters. T.. l. Carlow and H. W
SpraEuc. II. 5. Ladue and f., s. Ferguson
were elected delegates to the grand lodge
with T.. G. IIarkins and H. G. Blodgett
altornatcs.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bouvier died Saturday morning and was
buried Saturday afternoon.--Nliss Flossie
NJ. Quimby has returned from a visit to
Mrs. James Davis in New Haven't is
expected that H. +. Waters of Greenwich,
y. Y, will he here this week to assist in
the special prayer meeting being held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church.-i;x-
Congressman Frank plumley of Mortified
Will give his lecture finder Southern
Skies" in IIoley hail Friday evening I'M
der the auspices of the Outlook club The
proceeds are to he used for some civic i'm.
provement-C. w. Corey, aged about 81
years, died at his home on West Plea,
ant street Sunday morning He had been
In poor health for long time. He leaves
a wife and two daughters Mrs. f. II.
BoYnton, and Grasia Corey.
William Roach has returned from n
visit to Boston.-Mrs William Lawrence
and two children are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Dwirc-Ncws was re-
ccivcd Of the death of Mrs. Harriet l..
Briggs. widow of Charles s. Briggs. which
occurred January I al her late home in
Worcester Mass. She is survived by one
son. 9. +. l.. Briggs of Worcester. Mass !:
also three sisters, Mrs. Della A. Andsley.
Mrs. p. G. Guindon and Mrs T., j.
Meador of this place
Miss Alice White has returned from
Worcester Mass.-There will be prayer
meetings every night except Saturday
night of this week at the Methodist
Church. b. +. Waters of Greenwich
\. v, is assisting the pastor. the Rev.
g. n. Parker,-Airs. A. L. Myres and
Mrs. Moses Dumas, who have been very
Ill with typhoid. are slowly improving
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CH|TTEDDEN COUNTY
WINOOSkI.

The funeral OF Mrs. Fred LaVa,lee of
North street will be held II, st. Francis
Xavier Church mt eight o'clock Thursday
morning with burial In St Francis Gene
terry, Mrs. Iavallec, who was ~ years
old. died Monday night following Il years
Illness with cancer. She Is survived by
her husband, two sons, Fred of Pitts
field, Mass, and Edward Of this village
and three daughters. Mrs. Louis Brsson
OF burlington and the Misses Altha and
Dora lavallec Of this village. She also
leaves her mother. Mrs, Julia Menard
and five brothers, Tlric Menard of North
Hero, Eli of Westford, Fred OF Eastamp-
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CORNWALL.

MI ana Mrs Perry Thompson. seven
'hiIdreh and aged mother whose home
was burned Friday, are settled in the
nome of LIS brother, George Thompson
Professor Cady of Middlebury College
preached at the Congrcea tional Church
sunday At the annual meeting of tho
Sunday school James :. Wing was re-
elected superintendent and Mrs. G.
IL. James and Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Jew
EFT were in Bridport Friday to attend the
burial service of their brothers wife.
Mrs. Edison Jcwett, who died at her
home in Benton llarbor. Mich.
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SHOREHAM.

DR.. Mary Platt was in Burlington last
week on professional buslness.-Mrs
Rose Gokey and Mrs. Robert Shackett
went to Burlington Tucsday-Miss Mar
torie Simmons Of Gap, Pa, has come
to pass the winter with her brother, the
Rev. r. b. Simmons, at the parsonage.
Mrs. n. +. Bissell Of Brandon passed
the weekend with her sister Mrs. +.
w, Waite.-E. F. tombstone gave an en-
tcrtainment in Academy hall Tuesday
evening, assisted by Mrs. Batchelder.
pianist. of Brandon-Word has been re-
ceived of the death of a former resident,
Miss IconOra Perry
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MONKTON.

The officers OF l'lorona Grange will he
installed Friday evening Following the
installation chlckcnpie supper will he
serNed,-The Ladies' Aid viii hold their
regular m,eting at the Grange hall
Janua-y 10. Dinner will be served. -
Mrs, \, G. Gage, who is i'll with the grip.
IL CONFERENCE.-The Ruby Mctntee,
who has been c, home for short time,
Went Monday to Burlington. where she
hnH nnSil linn
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Grace Mcmm and Miss Nina
smith visited in burlington last week
Mrs. Carlinda Clifford is i'll with rheu-
matism.-Mrs, G. Ladoo is i'll with the
grip.-Therc were no services in the
Baptist Church Sunday on account of
the illness Of the pastor the Rev r X
and Mrs. Glen Jackman
of Bristol visited AT T.. Is f,ddy's Jan
uary 9.-sAlr. and Mrs Arthur Fortune
are the parents of daughter, born Jan
uary o.-Nathaniel Morrill, cut his hand
badly on a saw at Nesper Thompsons
mill TuesdaN.-Mr. and Mrs. Lester La
fayette of Plainncld are the parents of
son. born january &
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WILLISTON.

Grace NJ Burnett, /. years old, the
Youngest daughter OF Edward Burnett
died Sunday morning at 1880 O'Clock ot
burns received Saturday. Beside her
father. she is survived by two sisters.
Mrs. John Bruce and Violet Burnett, AMI
two brothers, Raymond and Charles. all
of Williston. The funeral was held
this afternoon at one O'Clock.
Mrs. Henry Leaf Is the guest of hor
daughter. Mrs. Gcrtie Winters in south
Burlington for tho winter months Mrs.
A. T.. Page has closed her house and,
has gone to Burlington for tho season
Mrs. Dell Iiildrcth from Jonesvillc il tha.
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Frank Goodrich.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Rev and Mrs. Herbert McCarty
are the parents Of a son. born Saturday.
Byron lIurlburt of Lincoln and Mrs.
James Hayes and little daughter of New
Haven were guests Snday of Mr.. and
Mrs David Follansbee.- Norris Russell is
i'll with pneumonia Andrew lIallock
Marshal Dixie and Earl 1allock. who
are i'll with pneumonia. are recovering.
A young son Of Curtis Orvis is ILL
Miss Emily Bridsal is i'll at the home
Of her brother, DR.. John Bridsall, and
wife i'm Lawrence Mass
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ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURI.

Il.N all u fa1
t.o,s,o win ho1d tbcir fnurtb annu,,
,,aottn.r .,,I h.n,,,,ot ,y,,l,o.dov Inn,,ar,.
10 rho buslnoss no,ting viii bo calIod
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.,ftor which ,ho n,or,hors of tbo 1o,gro
ana in,it,i .,,o.,s ,.ii1 lo ,-i,.ou , froo
,ro,.i,,c ,tc,,.n ,to,v m, Iar,,,,a, ain,
ho bcId ot "a o.c,ocl -, ,bo ,ddi.n,,
Houeo ot which tir,o :. ;s oy,ao,oI ,ho,
The following GHOSTS will no nroson,.
Gnynrnor CHARLES ~ co.o, .ha 1,n,,
I7ranl; /, Greene tbo How Lrorl, l.,
Howe. Julpc I,roul, / rysb t,o tio,,
Walton T. Scott tbc NO, C.,,,. - po,,a,
,ho Hon Horace Cr,hon ,v,itor n
croc,.,tt 1ud,o - c,,ar ,,,,,x
r. Dunowov. John y, cusbi,, ,,i.r ,.L,
Gam. Commissioners. tot,, ", ,r,,,,
of IyndonvuIo and J., a. ,,..,
t,,,I,,d ,,,,,, 80, wa" W.
b,s h,o,, ta,i,, WV
marc .ho,, f., ~ io'
his ,n.i,io,, Co.. 49, - N'>' "P
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,lho,.. VIII. ~ us ''"u'cH'
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nm e. ,hraa ,,..o,.. .,',. 49,
y" 'hre' weeks visit TO his brother
r-"NIh NickS"n' VINO Tor two years has
I''I" Fhhilar position at tho government
i"' ~ III NcFnrld""'-l. Herbert Norton
W H'"''''oh' WHO mas hccn visiting here.
"' ''"'hcu 10 'nal '"Wh.-Miss Doro-
,"N N"ScS' VINO mas been in Proctor
,,'"N III '"e" h'eh s'hooi in tho place
~ '' '""' W 'rech' VINO had been
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Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday,
January 23.-Roswel Gaines has gone
to Montpelier, where he will attend
the seminary. Lewis 1ashway went
Tuesday to tho Adirondack woods to
work at numbering. MIR. and Mrs. H. j..
Stage attended the golden wedding Of
Mr. and Mrs Barber Tuesday evening
at Westport \. Y-The we'll drillers at
Lyman Kent's are still in black marble
at n depth of 30 feet.--Loyal Spaulding
is recovering from an attack of stoma ch
troublp
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MILTON.

Bernard j Smith. aged - years. son
OF Mr., and Mrs. Peter Smith, died at
his home Wednesday Ian at l1lo
o'clock of complication of diseases
The funeral vase held Friday Morning
AT 10 O'Clock AZ St Annes Church. He
is survived by his parents and ono
brother Lawrence Smith
The selectmen met al the town clerks
ONCE FRIDAY and formally accepted tho
deed OF gift OF the CLARK memorial" tho
old homestead of Joseph clark. for the
usage OF the town Nothing definite will
be done until after thc annual March
meeting. when the matter of expense VIII
he LETT tn the voters. Mr. Turner. the
district superintendent of schools viii
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Judge Taylor was in St. Adams Mon
day.--Mrs. Max Schlarman underwent an
operation Monday.-The Modern Wood
men held their installation Tuesday eve
ming Miss Alice Corrow is i'll with the
grip.-The Montpelier Seminary and
Hardwich Academy will play basketball
at the gymnasium Friday evening, Mrs,
.. j. Paquette has been III for several
days.-The members of the Mohawk club
had their first tramp Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Barbara philathca class mot With
Miss Mary Pierce Saturday evening -
Mrs. Jerusha Taft returned SUNDAY
from three weeks stay with her SOIL.
w. J. Taft in South Starkeboro. Mrs.
Clyde Brewster is visiting DR. and Mrs.
Williamson in Bristol
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What DO You Know About This

JOO-acre farm. 100 acres smooth
meadows 2b00 sugar trees, equipped
nicely, has made $500 pounds of sugar
lots of fruit; large house in good shape,
narn l25Xp with basement, painted: only
mas KEPT 20 cows, can do it again. Price
only $1,000, Bring your wife and mother
ih-laW right along and look this over, as
J. am sure you will be pleased with IT.
a. r. Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge,
Vt 'NsN
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GRANVILLE.

Clara Scvcry spent asst week with
trends i'll radford.-Frank Lamb Of
Waitsfeld spent Sunday at j. X. Vim
tons Grace l.arcY has returned from
spending tho summer and fall in Maine
and is at her aunt's. Mrs. Edward Hut
chins,-Frcd Jcnnotts house burned last
week
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UNDERHlLL CENTER.

Miss Ruth Haley Of Saranac Lake.
y. y, has returned home after spendln;
her holiday recess with her sister. NJ.
John shannon Byron Ainsley of McCiIi
University has been spending a few
Meeks with Ny. and Mrs .lohn Shannon.
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PANTON.

Invitations to the golden wedding Of
MIR aud MIS-, Major Barber Of Wcstport
\. v, have been received by their
friends here, the affair taking place
ll,-Dstrict Superitcndent. the
Rev u. NJ. kent, will preach at the
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WEYBRIDGE.

Helen, infant daughter of MIR and
Mrs Robert Perkins, died January
after n short Illness. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon Miss Stcarns.
village school teacher. Is at her home
in Mddlcbury
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NOTICE.,

me annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Farmers d Mechanics Savings
institute & Trust company will be held
at the banking house of the Merchants
National Bank of Burlington. VT, on
wednesday, January %, 1915, at 100
'lock a. M, for the election of trus-
tees.
w. g. lSiIAM, Treasurer
burlington, VT, December %, 1915.
27,w,it.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than - words. two
lines. Special terms to adj.
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con
srcutive months.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST; One stock certificate of the
Free Press association, n Vermont
February 10th, 1913, being numbered 1872
and representing seventeen and one
half shares Of capital stock Of said
corporation Notify Holden q lioaly,
Attorneys. Bennington, VI a7.w.5t'
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Hl1yESBURG.

Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters
will meet Friday in the CONGREGATIONAL
VestrN with Mrs. Clark Herce as hostcsR.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARM for sale i'm Cam
bridge, good buildings, running water
bath room, 10 COWS all tools lots of
wood. pleasant location. Price $500
Joseph Webb, Joffcrsonvinc, "
9gW. #.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

WHITE WfANDOT'TE COCkERELS,
s. and 50 each. Satisfaction cuaran-
teed c. J.. Sargent. East Thotford,
W. 500. ID. " I'm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

YOUNG. REGISTERED JERSEY COWS
Tor sale. From one - carload Let
Us know your wants t.. Y Dana,
North l'omfret, VI .5W5t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
GASOLINE ENGINE

circular and drag-saw rigs, Drew and
Porter Litter Carriers. light and heavy
harnesses, Empire Cream Separators
and Milking Machines and Lightning
Evaporators.
{. n. STYGLES, Underhill. Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
WANTED.

FARMER WANTED 80 SOL farms.
Must own his homo and stand wolf
in his town. Permanent ard profitable
opening Tor competent man. Ehanm
Farm Agency, Boston. illustrated
catalogue, post paldl ~ W.T..