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day evening at his home in Ferrisburg
from tubercular peritonitis. He was the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius r.. Avery OF
FerrisburE, where he was born july ",
1893 lie was Il graduate of Nergennes
high school and also # Burlington Busi-
ness College. a short time after his grad
uation from the latter institution he en-
gagged in the grocery, hay and grain busi-
ness in Nerccnncs under the firm name
of l.. T.. Avery q Son. ON account OF the
i'll health of the junior partner the firm
sold out he business to Itcndee X Nalsh.
After his retirement from business mere
Mr.. Avery moved to Forrsburg Center,
where for a short time he was associated
with his father in the carrying on OF the
Forrisburg creamery until continued Ill
health compelled him to give up business
altogether. Mr. Avery was of genial
nature and made many friends. lie was
married October 9s, 1911, TO Miss Josephine
Kelly of Middlebury. lie is survived by
n wife. one son, Loren Evans MS parents
Mr. and Mrs Lucius T.. Avery, one sister,
Miss rcrnecia Avery, all of FerriSburg,
and one brother, Volnev Avery Of Cornell
University The funeral will be held
Friday afternoon at 80 O'Clock at the
house. the Rev. John Evans Bold of Mid
lebury, assisted by the Rev. j. Hall
Long, officiatng. Davis of
Eeene, n. Y, is carrying on the w. Jodoin
farm on Comfort hill this year Mr. and
Mrs. c. f.. Dickinson Of ShCreham were
guests yesterday of Mr. ana Mrs. Levi
H. Brown. The st. pnuls Church choir
met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Harvey 1ngham to rehcarse music for
Easter. At the closv refreshments were
served and a social hour nioYed.-George
and William Bora of Providence, r. l.,
who were called here to attend the burial
Of their father and brother, Isaac Bora,
are guests for few DAYS of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. st Peters.-Captain NJ. II.
Daniels made his first trip of the season
down the river Tuesday IN his steam
launch. the G. +. A.--George Garrow of
burlington visited his brother, oliver
Garrow. Tuesday--At n regular meeting
of the city council Tuesday evening bus
tin NJ. Rarrows AND William Iarrow were
appointed special polCemen.-Niss Marion
Dana of New Haven is visiting Mrs. A.
II. Godette-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Irons
have returned to Rclmont after'a months
visit to her parents, Mr., and Mrs D. \.
kim all-Nrs. Fred Crosby Of ct. Johns
bury and Mrs. y. c. Bissoncttc of Bur
llngton visited their sister. Mrs, Edward
Eagan, Tuesday.
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ORWELL.

Schools opened Monday with the same
teachers.-The monthly business meet
ing of the Y. T. c. T.. S. was held last
week with Mrs. Wells james Conway
has gone to work at the government
stock farm in Weybridge The Rev. l..
NJ. lsaacs went to Rutland last Thurs
day to meet his sister who is here from
Obcrl!n, Ohio-Miss Thelma Lille return
ed to her studies in Ashburnham, Mass,
last week-N. A. GuYette has leased the
Charles Douglas place in the village
Mathew Conway has taken position
in the office of the international Paper
company Of Bellows Falls.-Joseph
Christian has moved from G.. f.. Black
mer's farm to u. II. Purcells farm for
Il year-Mr, and Mrs. John l.avcrlev
are parents of twin boys-Charles
Morse has purchased new portable
sawmill to he used at Sunset Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Young are on n
western trip and will be away until
June l.-William Stays child was
brought from Henry Whites in Benson
to George Reynolds last Saturday to
live, The mother went to n Burlington
hospital last Friday.
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LINCOLN.

Alison Sargent, who has been i'll for
some time Is very low.-Mary Morgan
OF bristol is with her daughter, Mrs
Ralph sargent-Ilarry Atwood of Bur
hnRlon Is visiting his parents, Mr. and
MRS Charles Atwood. Miss Gladys
Dearborn of Bristol is spending few
days with Mr., and Mrs Ralph Sarrent,
Easter services at the Baptist Church
VIII be held In the evening, Les
son stories Of Sunday Schools
Around the World" win be given,
iolloWed by the Easter concert.
Jason Green cut off the end OF n finger
OF MS left hand Friday while at work
IN o. A, Thaycr's tub factory Mrs.
d. H. Hamilton of New Haven il visit
,hE IN town. f. Bristol is In poor
u'a''"'-Ihe members OF Prospect
,'"'Ee are invited to attend services at
the haptlst Church Sunday morning,
special services for tho occasion are
"e'''R arranred and II " hoped that
e'e'S "rah"sr VIII hs In attendance.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. Theresa Thompson. widow of
Darwin Thompson, died at the home of
her son, George Thompson. Friday
afternoon, aged nearly 60 years. She
leaves two sons. both of this town, and
nine grandchildren. The funeral was
held at the home Of George Thompson
Monday morning at II o'clock and in
terment was In the Bridport cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Theresa Thomp-
son. wife of the late Eldon d. Thomp-
son. who died April was held on Mon
day at Hoo at the home of her son,
George, where she died. The Re- S.
Kay Darlington, pastor Of the Congrega-
tional Church, offlciated. Mrs. Thomp-
son had been in feeble health for sew
eral years, but her last illness, with
bronchial pneumapia, was Of few
days duration. 6Vhe interment was in
the family lot in Bridport. She leaves
two sons, George and Perry. who reside
In town.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

Asa Church died Friday evening at the
age of ~ years al the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Anna Bellows where he made
his home. Mr.. Church had been i'll only
few days and the immediate cause Of
his death was cerebral hemorrhaGe He
leaves two sons and two daughters, six
grandchildren, q brother in California
and a sister in Jcricho There WAS a
prayer service by the Rev. Fred lIaga-
dorm at the house Saturday morning at
eleven o'clock. after which the body was
taken on tho noon train to Jericho, where
the funeral service was held Monday
Della Martin has been confined to her
home the past week with measles.
and Mrs. NJ. r. Allen have returned home
from Burlington, where they spent the
winter-Mrs. Lucinda Allen and Mrc
William Hollis OF Burlington ore visiting
friends in town.
The Rev. f. y. TaGadorn left Monday
for Saratoga Springs, TO be present ut the
session of Troy Con erence Mrs. Haga-
dorm and daughter, Ruth, will visit her
parents in eastern New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Irons have returned to theii
home in Belmont after months visit
at the home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
d. A. Kimhall.-Miss Helen Kin"sland OF
Goddard Seminary, Barre, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Kingsland
over Sunday.-Mlss Josephine Kinosllnd
has returned to her school work in er.
cennes after a vacation spent at her
home.-Mrs. Charlotte Cronk Is in feeble
health.-The school in the Field district
Miss Britel teacher IS closed on a
measles scare.
I r DopOlup Of NOrpanpas mat no
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Peter Lafayette has bought the john
Hamilton place. where lac now lives.-W.
Is. Rhodes is at home from New York
FOR short stay.-The Rev. y. w. Reid
will preach his farewell sermon Sunday.
The Rev. y. w. Reid went to Sara toga
Springs Monday TO attend the Troy con-
ferencc.John Spraguc is moving into
w. f. Butterfield's hotel tenement
Mrs. Orlinda Hamilton has returned to
Middlebury. Fired Towne has returned
to West Lincoln and has leased Loren
DWre's blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Mary Oiano) Geary, widow of
Daniel Gcary died at her home April G.,
after weeks Illness with pneumonia, at
the age of S3 years ana Is days. Mrs
Geary was born in Knockroc County
Waterford, Ireland. on the estate of her
maternal grandfather, Sir Patrick Dali
ton, March %, 1893, and in 1si5 ac-
ccmpan!e1 her parents to this country.
residing with them at Plattsburgh, n.
Y, till shortly before her marriage In
Middlebury, 1891 since which time she
was resident Of this town, except about
1iNe years spent in Salisbury after the
death or her husband in May, 1874.
Charity and kindness were her pre-
dominating qualities. Her daughter gavo
up her own home and for nearly two
years has cared for her mother The
funeral was held Monday at st. Am
brose's Church, Bristol. The requiem
mass was solemnized by the Rev Father
Arclambault. She is survived by four
children; Mrs. Catherine Memoe of
Buffalo. Edward of this place, John of
Lincoln Mass, and Mrs Mary Hannah
of Starksboro; four grandchildren, and
one brother, William IIalnon of Middle
bury. Those from away to attend the
funeral were her brother, William Hal
non, Mrs. John IIalnon Of Middebury,
Frank llalnon of Salisbury, Mrs.
Thomas Carrgan of Pittsford. D. a.
Keenan, Of Port Henry, John Geary of
Lincoln, Mass. and L. H. Memoe of
Buffalo, n. Y
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Webster Lodge, \. +. 4 a. NJ. held
its annual meeting Thursday, when the
/ following officers Were elected: W. n,
Gorge Edwards; S. w, f. w Thrall;
j. w, l.. A. Clifford treasurer. q. w.
Edwards secretary, David Walker; :. D.,
George NJ. Smith; J. D., W. H. Weston;
S. s, Charles Parlhurst; j. s, c. c.
Kellogg; marshal II. {. Kliber: tyler.
Robert Taylor; trustees, +. :. Eigwuod.
Robert Taylor, W. T.. Mcbride: committee
on initiation, @. w. Edwards Ii. l. stan
hope, David Walker. y lunch was served.
The installation viii he held Apri! -.
The Rev. John 5. BIidgeford, a former
resident, has been appointed pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at West
Dennis, Mass. lie was also elected treas
urer of the New England southern con-
ference.
John G. Morrison, a native OF this
village died Friday morning at the
home Of his son-in-law. DR.. George V.
Fiske, at Manchester, n. H. Death is
SAID to have been the result of "A fan
from street car on March I. Mr..
Morrison, who was IS years and 10
months of age, had resided in Man
chester for eight years. He Is sur
{.
V. Fiske of Manchester, n. H., and Mrs.
Leander Evans OF Barnstead. y. H.,
and son, Thomas Morrison of Pitts
field, n. H.
Coslmo Doria, brother of Louis Doria
ana Miss Sarah ponesa were married
sunday AT noon at St Stephen
church by the Rev. j. Il. McGary in
the presence of large gathering Of
their friends. The couple were attend
ed by Michael Vartulli and Miss .Jamma
Prudnazaro A reception was given at
is Malletts Bay avenue and the couple
left on the evening train for Boston.
A case of much interest to the people
in the village and which was TO be tried
IN Chittenden county court this term re-
ceived an abrupt ending Monday when
Miss Nellie Greaney, the contestant in
the will ease of the late DAME Gredney,
her uncle, withdrew The suit was over
the will OF Daniel Greaney, Miss Greaney
suing Henry Conln ct al, special admin
istrator of the property. The will was
then proved and certified to the probate
court as the last will and testament of
Daniel Greaney.
Shanlcy's pharmacy was closed Mon
day by Sheriff Allen on chattel mort
gage.
Tho 7oth birthday Of Mrs Harriet 6.
Weston was observed by party Of rcla.
iivos and friends at her home on East
Allen street SATURDAY afternoon. Among
those present were Mrs. Julia Fairbanks,
Mrs Hull, Mrs. Tagrcrt, Mrs. Molgs and
Miss Meigs of Burlington. Refreshments
were served,
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weeks vacation spent at their homes
"ian Grant returned Friday from n Visit
WIN relatives in Yonkcrs, n. Y'--h F.
,lasKihs was In Burlington SaturdaN.-W.
- Hanks visited his son, G. NJ Hanks, in
Mluuiebury Friday. His grandchildren,
Wilbur and Wira Atkins, returned with
nm Saturday.-Misses Doris Currier ana
Florence Farr returned Saturday from
Starksboro, where they had spent few
GAYS "sugaring" az the home OF Mr. ana
Mrs' H. X. Wyman.-'Mrs. r. j. Bristol
pas returned from Lanark, CAN, where
she was called by the death Of her sister.
Mrs. G. +, Abernetl is I'll at her home
on West street
The Rev. George A. Parker is attending
troy conference, which is being held at
saratoga, n. v, this week. There will
he no preaching services next Sunday a.
the pastor will be absent about two
"eeks.-Nlrs b. y. Corkins of Chateau
gay n. Y, is visiting her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. j A. Jennings.-Iiugh Mullings
and Bernard Gleason visited IN Starks
horo Sunday.---NIss Claribel Mason o.
Starksboro Is in town visiting schools
this week. Ned Murray "f Windsor is
spending "A week with his family here
'Hllloh MClOrm1ck or NerpsnntS anu
Robert Mccormick OF New Haven spent
Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Mccormick
IN" Treasure Seekers met in the Bap-
fist Church parlors Wednesday after
noon. Tho hostesses were Mrs. w. T..
Morgan, MS b. j. Clark, Mrs. Roscoe
and Josie Morgan. "Foreign Missions"
We're discussed with Mrs Rider AS leader.
Maple sugar was servcd-W. H. Cardcll
was in Burlington the first of the week.
Mrs, !, Wissell is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs Joseph Arnold, In Burlington.
The Young Nomans Missionary society
of the Methodist Church will meet Fri
day afternoon ut the home of Mrs.
Ernest l.. Sherwin.-The Ladies Home
Circle of the CONGREGATIONAL Church will
have an Easter supper and sale in the
! chapel Friday observation-disclosures G.
Curricr has returned from Concord,
whore he has been to visit his mother
clayton Cove of Charlotte was in town
WedncsdaY.-Earl Dearborn of Salisbury
is in town. called here by the serious
illness Of his father, Charles Dearborn.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT or VERMONT.

The libel and complaint of the Cham
pam Transportation company vs.. the
tug uniaue and AGAINST all persons
claiming any interest therein
a libel having been filed in this court,
FEBRUARY l. 1916, praying for process
atainst the said tug Unique" her
tackle. apparel, furniture and machjn-
cry. and that all persons interested
might I've cited to appear and answer tho
said libel and that the said vessel might
be condemned ana sold to pay the amount
costs; and mon!tion having issued ON
said first day of February, 1rlG. com
handing the marshal of the district. or
either to his deputies, to attach the said
tug, her tackle, apparel, furniture and
mac hinery and to retain the same in
his custody and to give due notice to all
persons claiming the same or lJnoWinq
or having anything to say why tho
and that they appear before said court
ut Purlington, in said district. on the
e2d day of February. 1916, AZ ten o'clocl
In the forenoon. then ana there to inter
pose claim for the same ard tho
said monition having been served anG
returned:
TT is ORDERED that notice be river
TO all persons claiming the same ol
knowing or having anything To saw why
the same should not be condemned 0l
sold pursuant to the PRAYER Of the
libel; to appear before the said cour'
ut Windsor. I'm said district. on the lGtl
day or May. 1876 at two o'clock in tive
afternoon Of the same dav, then ant
there to interpOse any claim FOR the
same and to make their alterations n
that honalf and that said tug "Iniuue :
her tackle apparel, furniture and ma,
chlnery has been seizcd by the marsha
OF the district by virtue Of said lihe
ruary. A. D., 1916 at the shipvards OF
tho Champlan TRANSFORMATION company
on Shelburne BAY. Sheburne, Vermont
and that sufficient notice Of such seizure
"a M ptslH. trf. .l...II L. =
publication OF this order in the Burning
ton Free Press, three successive publicat
tiOns In three successive Wepls the las
publication to he at least fourteen day!
before said 10th day of May A. b.
1916
HARLAND p. HOWE
Judge
Burlington Vt, February 20, 1916.
A. W st
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PANTON.

John Smith and bride have returned
from their wedding trip and are with his
parents Mr., and Mrs. Peter Smith.-The
Rev. G. c. Cornell left Monday for Sara
toga to be present at this session of con-
ference, which convenes at that place
Mr., and Mrs. A. l.. Miller have returned
from Fairfax, where they We're called to
attend the funeral Of her mother Mrs
Frank Goodyear.-MiSS Isidorc Adams has
return ed home after spending some time
at her brother's.-An Faster supper will
be held i'm the Methodist Episcopal Church
parlors next week Friday evening. There
Will be no sunday school at the Methodist
Episcopal Church SundaY.--The next
meeting of the Ladies' Home Circle will
be held with Mrs. Frank Hartwell.-Mrs
Mary SpraCue was given party last Sat
urday, 1t being her end birthday. Twen-
~ ladies We're present and she received
several gifts Refreshments were served
She also received % post cards and letters
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Lester Crugc g. Tho I Here I'm tho IN 4
ward were: g. e. Nlard, check lis, j.,
William Mansoau. ballot clerk; south
ward, II. y. Bailey, chcch list. Urban
Abair ballot clerk; wost ward,
Louis Mongcon, check list. Arthur
Mercure, ballot clcrl Louis Monecon and
oIiver Companion We're tyllcrs over tho
water commissioner contest. The other
officers elected were unanimously and
follow: Moderator. T.. T.. Bigwood; clerk
D. o. Piche; treasurer. &. g. Allard;
coiIect"r, j. B. T. Cheyricr; auditors. -.
H. oSnllivan. William Mauscau and J.
=" ohahIoy' library trustee for five years,
% H. Nlrcottc, TO succeed hmiclr
me meeting was called 20 order by
Moderator f. T.. Bigwood Clerk J. G.
rene read the call. It was voted to ac-
'ept inc reports Of the VILLAGE officers and
W." "re"en We're exempted from paying
n",ate poll tax The article on street
nS"''ls was discussed and it Wa voted
W authorize the trust eos TO make a con-
tract for only one year. louis Moproon
made an amendment to the ORIGINAL mn
ton that the board look up the ,noitcr Of
different lighting system. y. T.. o'su,i.
van In putting the original motion scored
the present lighting system ae furnished
by the Burlington Light n Power com.
pany, stating that there ave many 'ieIts
out in various sections of tho v'r9ro o,i
that while the police officers ave 'o re-
port each month to the trustees. s,a.in,
the number and location Of Hetts ont d,ir.
ing that period, there are ranv Uobts
ont which are never reported ~ ,lnv are
beyond the officers beat Tho mattor q
nrOVi1iDfr f,,t
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BRIDPORT.

Jewett Wing has entered the employ
OF h 7. Colburn. Clifford Palmer is
working for T. w. Grandey.-W. l..
Wheeler is in poor health.-Miss Lucy
Grosvenor has returned to Middlebury.
Mrs. Alice IIough has returned from
Massachusetts.-Mr j. +. Russell and
Mrs. j. H.. Palmer are visiting Mrs ]
S. McQuivey Of Auburn, y. Y, who is
ill.--George Sellers and son, Charles.
have gone to New York State. His son,
Willard is with Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. St
John Earl Dayton and Jewett Wing
spent Monday in Burington,-N,ss Flora
Grosvcnor has returned from Middle
hurry
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WALTHAM.

School will open in the Ring district
April II with Miss Mildred Goodwin of
Randolph as teacher.-Rena Tucker has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital
Ralph Booth son of A. T.. Booth, has
tonsilitis.-Iielen Otis is recovering from
an attack Of the grip.-Glen Hunter. who
was employed by George Larrow, and
his brother, John Hunter who was
employed by Pierre Otis, have returned
TO Rut!and.-Albert Hunt has returned
to Norwich University after his vaca-
uon.-Luella Evarts visited relatives in
Eerlisburg last Week.
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WHITING.

Fred Rawson and daughter, Eta, were
IN burlington Monday.-Robert Muzzy of
Pittsford visited in town over Sunday
carl Orchard returned home Monday
from Hiehgate Springs, where he has
been visiting fricnds-Mr. Ellis of
Salisbury visited in town Sunday
Bowman Crosby is making extensive
repairs on his farm house, with The in
tention Of moving there soon.-Mr and
Mrs. Norman McCauley and daughter
were guests of Mrs. McCauley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Baldwin, over
Sunday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Baraca PhlatpoI class u,t with
Miss Dorothy Ellis Saturday e,euirg.--
Miss Beatrice Guyette commenced her
school here Monday.-Nss l'-tc.la Rus
sell has returned home after SEE raj
weeks visit with her sister, Nrs. Harold
Lewis, in North DuXhury Mis-. Grace
liallock and children Of Enoshur, rails
are visiting her parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
S. j. Randall.-lI. W. Sargout IS i'll with
the humps and gr.p,-F, II. Heano, W.
L, Ring ana w h. Taft aitcu.cl tho
road meeting at Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle Stokes. wife 90 l,cnry
Hallock. died at her home ON Stuy.shoro
Hin April ! after an illness Of several
weeks with Brights disease. Grcl =
years, MI Ilallock was of n Quie, and
loyable disposition, endearins herself to
all who knew her Pes.de husband,
she is survived by two yorn- children,
a father, Ray stokes. sister, Nina;
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BRISTOL.

At the regular meeting of the Outlook
club held at Mrs. Lawrence's Friday art
ernoon Mrs, Lawrence an : Mrs. Decker
man We're elected DELEGATES and Mrs
Rider and Mrs Durfcc alternates to tho
General Federation OF Womens clubs 10
be held the first week in June In Whito
River Junction.-Miss Rhena Il. kingman
Of burlington spent the week end with
her grandmother and with her aunt Mrs
Eliza Kingman Miss Marion smith has
returned to her school i'm Orwel.-M
Rider and William Roach spent Sunday
in Burlington--iMrs. Daisy Mullinfs ana
daughter, Marion, returned saturday
from visit with friends in RurlnSton'-
j. l.. Selden returned from Northampton
Mass. Saturday-.Miss BESSIE NJ, Cud-
worth of South Aahbulnham, Mass ana
Miss Grace Lawrence of Leomnster'
| Mass. returned SATURDAY. from TWO
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

HORSES FOR SALE-Fresh carload Of
acc!imated New York state horses ar
rived April sth. In this load are pair
black mares. weight 1900 pounds;
pair brown mares weight 2.S.O pounds:
pair chestnut mares, we. ght -. 100
pounds; pair bay mares weight $50
pounds; rair steel gray gcdings. Wei.ht
2,20O mounds: several singles from ,.D
to 1900 pounds each: also a few cheap
horses. ii. b. Wiley. Essex Junction,
VT. S6d,w,tf.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs A. r. Nottingham is in Burling-
ton this week visiting her sister Mrs.
Henry DR.. and Mrs. |. L. Sharon
have returned from a two weeks stay
in Boston.-Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Cook
were with friends in Bridport for the
weekend 1.-The meeting of the Ladies'
Missionary society for April will be held
with Mrs. II. H. Burge Thursday after
noon Anril %
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HELP WANTED.

PUPIL NURSES, male and female,
wanted at the Taunton state Hospital
Training school for Nurses. For par
tlculars. address DR.. Arthur V. Goss,
Supt., Taunton State Hospital Taun-
ton, Mass S5d.w,tf.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NANTED--T landscape gardening Of
every dissertation. HARDY borders and
formal gardens n specially. Orchard
planting, pruning, grating. etc Terms
reasonable BY appointment only.
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street burlington, VT. 42w1t
CHhTrrFUR would like position with
private family or business man first
class driver. do own renairs. four
years experience on hinh grade ears.
steady and reliable. best of rcferon 'cs.
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
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Burlington Neteriunrv Hospital

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