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EAST CHARLOTTE.

a union Sunday school basket picnic.
including the Sheburne Methodist Sun
day school, the Charlotte Congregational
Sunday school, and the baptist Sunday
school of East Charlotte, will be held
in J. r TaEEart's grove August Is from
1000 a. m. till 400 .. n. There will
he sports and games for the entertain
ment of all.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Field
Of Waterbury, Conn, and M. and Mrs.
g. T. Boardman of New York city. who
are guests of Mrs. Lucy Jackman and
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Martin, will
go the latter Of this week to Malletts
Ray to camp for a month.-Miss Amanda
Farrand Of burlington has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs II. w Carpenter
George Eddy of Shelburne spent Sun
day with his daughter, Mrs c. F. Cove.
Mrs George Lalanne. who with two
children has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Philip Stehhins, has returned to st, Lam
bert, p. O., accompanied by her niece,
Miss Bertha Stehhins, who will make AN
extended visit there-The annual bust
ness meeting Of the Christian Endeavor
/ which was to have been held at the
Vestry Wednesday evening has been post
poucl Indefinitely. Greer came
/ Friday afternoon by automobile from
/ Montreal to visit his sister, Mrs, William
Thorp. and left Saturday morning accom-
panied hv his hrother-iu-law, William
/ Thorp for Poultney to whit his mother,
Mrs Thomas Scott. They returned sun
day evening and Mrs. Scott came with
them for a few days visit with her
daughter Robert Greer. who has been
visiting his sister Mrs. William. left
Monday morning for Montreal-W. f.
Horsford and family returned sunday
from Wolcott where they have been to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foss-Mrs.
Frank sunderland of Taunton, Mass"
who with her two children, Erie and
Myrtle. has been visiting for two weeks
in the home of her brother, the Rev, Mr..
Place and Miss Julia Perkins Of Fall
River. Mass. who has also been spending
two weeks at the parsonage, returned
home Nlonday.-Miss Maud Bingham of
| West Cornwall, who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs Frank Mack. returned
home Wednesday. and Mrs Narney
have returned from spending few days
with rr =, A. Rich and family at his
farm Al Malletts Bay.-Mrs, Flora Clark
spent Monday with her school friend
Mrs Thorp. on her way home TO Bran
don from Burlington, where she had been
attending summer school-Miss Beulah
Dow went Wednesday to Lincoln and
Bristol tor visit Of two weeks with
relatives T. Norcross of Manchester
y. H.. is a guest for n week of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Hayes Hon. G. NJ. Morton
and Mrs Norton and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas sweet of Huntington We're guest:
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. r. q, Dart.
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HUNTINGTON CENTE

on account of the Hill reuni
sociable will be held at the hall Til
instead of Wednesday, of this
Mrs. V. r. Sargent visited her
Mrs. NJ. Madiean in Burlington
day and Sunday.--Mrs. G. ". Bagl
son. Ward, of Hudson, y. II, are
her brother. II. w Sargent.-Mrs.
Hallock and daughter, Olga, of FIR
Falls, are visiting her parents. y
Mrs. :. ]. Randall-Niss Doris y
camping at Malletts Bay this we
Jessie Gorton lost the thumb a
firger of her left hand Monday b,
ing n dynamite cap with a hamm
WAS taken to a hospital At Bur.ir
Mrs. n V. Hanks Of Stoneham,
is a guest of her sister. Mrs. V.
gent Mrs. Anna Shansnan Of
visited AZ James Phillips the first
week.-Mrs.. Mary Odette and d.
Of Pepereu, Mass, were over
guests Of her nephew, Alison :"
Miss Madge Pierce Of Waitstie
been visiting her mother, Mrs A
penter
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and resumed her duties in the post
ofhCe.-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dupuis
of Leominstcr Mass. are visiting their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Dupuls,
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Porter
MISS Alice Renaud is spending rev
Gays with hor aunt, MISS Eva sloan OF
hrlstol-Mr. ana Mrs Joseph 'raNeIe'
Jr' Oh rutland Wh" were rnarIIeu III
that city MONDAY, are sPehu'ns 'helr
n""eS ,l""h Win nus pa' en'S' W. anu
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b,s boon ,isi,i,c Mr. II = siock Co.,
,broo ,voolss has loft ror bor home t.,
Snrinpfeld. Mass stoppinp ON hor vav
two DAYS at Proctor.-Onslow nm ro-
turned Yesterday to Rloomville. n Y
after visiting his daughter. Mrs. Levi
II. BroWn-Miss Helen Clark Is visit
ing friends in Burlington.-George IL.
Bora and wife have returned from a
weeks visit to friends In Shclburne
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson Of Platts-
burgh, n. Y" are guests at +. II Elors.
ford s.-Mr. and Mrs Edgar Lcaven-
worth and family Of Detroit, Mich, ana
Mr. and Mrs Il. W. Wayne Mattison
of New York city are guests of Mrs f.
* Converse al her summer home Bay
View.-The examinations for free buttons
will be held at Hinesburg and Shelburne
Friday. August %, at 900 a. m. Pupils
from Charlotte may take examination
in either place.-Gcorge Frink of Brock
ton, Mass, is visiting his brother here
Mrs John Magee Of New York city is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. G. Thorpe -
Mrs Stanton Williams entertained a
party of ladies at luncheon and bridge
Monday afternoon George Skiff has Sc
cured a position in Burlinston-The Rev.
and Mrs Hervey Gullck move next week
to his new parish ln Bridport.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page oneo

town Saturday to confer with the COM
mittee of the Nergcnnes schools and
j. c. walker, principal of tho high
school. Mr.. Whittemore is candidate
for the position of instructor of the
agriculture course in the high school.
Miss Alice Clark, who has been ON
ploycd the past two years in Shclburnc,
is at the home of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs Goodsell Clark.--W. Il. Warner
spent the Weekend with his wife and
daughter at Glenwood Inn, Thomp-
sons point.-E r. Bard and son Rich
mond Of Worcester. Mass. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larrow.--Mrs.
John Strong and son Donald of New
Rochelle, y. Y, are visiting her sister
Mrs. William J. Strong.-Fred II. An
drus spent the weekend with his Wife
at the home of her sister, Miss Fanny
Day, Of Colchester.-Frank X. Goss Of
Montpelier visited friends here Satur-
day.-Mrs. Charles NJ. Grandey spent
Sunday in attendance Mt the young peo-
pies meeting at Spring Grove camp
ground. New Haven't. u. Booth and
S. E. Noonan have been appointed COM
nnissioners of the estate of John Quincy
Adams. late Of Ferrisburg.-Josiah
Stagg has gone to Worcester Mass.
where he has a position with Norton
Grinding company,-Mrs. Hannah Skid
rick of Mt. Holly is visiting her son.
Ira Skidrick.--Mr and Mrs. Charles
Barrows and her sister, Miss Mar
guerite Roban. who have been visiting
Mr.. Barrows' mother. Mrs. Dustin C.
Barrows, went Saturday to Burlington
for a few days visit to relatives be-
fore returning to their home in Barre.
Mrs. c. Crysler and Mrs. Charles D.
Childs have gone on trip TO New
York city. Mrs. Childs to join her hus-
band. who has position in that city,
Mrs Crysler will return to her summer
home. Ravensnest, on Lake Chsmplai in
after a short stay in New York city.
H. w. Spooner. rural delivery carrier
on route No /, has gone as delegate
to attend the annual national conVen-
ton of rural carriers at Chicago. His
eon. Harry Spooner. is substituting foi
him during his absence.--A daughter
was born Monday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dugan.--GcOrge w. Ross
Is recovering from his recent illness
Walter Warner of Albany, n. " is Wis
iting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cassiu.
T. Warner.-Prof. and Mrs. Grant
Haight and son Hubert Of Cleveland
ONO, are spending TWO weeks Ndca'
ton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Reuben Haight.-Mr. and Mrs IL. +
Browne and children are at the H. f
Allen cottage at Mile point,--Miss Nora
Rodette of Albany, y, Y, is visiting il
town.--Miss Stella Cross is visiting ii
Pristol--Miss Mildred II. Tabor, who
has been spending week at the
Lodge at Basin Harbor, has returned
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs Mary Gates is visiting in Proctor
at the home Of her son. Harry Gates
+. Q. Fredctte has the cellar dug for his
new house and intends to begin building
this Week.-Mrs. Janet Harmon has gone
to Pembroke. Ont, accompanying Mrs
Sophy r Smith who has been spending
the month Of July with her niece, Mrs
Sophia Harmon Mrs. a. II. Monroe and
little son. hastings, from Toronto, Ont,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sanders
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Sanders and two chill
dren. Miss Helen, Master Gordon, have
returned home from II. y. Rowley's cot
tage where they have been in camp for
five weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Theodor
fToeci and little son from New York
city are guests at II. w. Tracy's.-The
members Of Trinity choir, with friends,
went by automobile to Thompson's Point
sunday afternoon, where the Rev. g. K.
Brush held cottage serviCe.-B. c.
Marsett and family. accompanied by Miss
NIarjory and George Ray, motored sun
day to Rouses Point, from there taking
the excursion through the Thousand
Islands. and Mrs. Walter Curler of
Proctor are visiting Mrs. Curriers' aunt.
Mrs Ebert Fl. Nash.-Mr and Mrs. WILL
liam I.avilcttc spent sunday with rela-
tives in Williston.
Julius c. Tracy. whose death occur
red on Saturday in BrattlehOro afte'
a long period of i'll health was
buried Monday in the family lot in
Shelburne cemetery. service being held
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. &.
II. Mack. Tho remains arrived here
Sunday morning. accompanied by Judge
H. w. Tracy brother of the deceased.
Mr. Tracy was born in Shelburno
August go 1915, and had nearly reached
! his list year His parents were Lee
Tracy and Adelinc CPeckham) Tracy
Mr. Tracy in 1870 married Hannah NJ
Edgerton. daughter of the late Rev
James NJ. Edgerton, a we'll known
Methodist minister Of his time. Mrs
/ Tracy passed away in September Of
last year at Shelburne. Mr.. Tracy is
| survived by two brothers. Henry w
Tracy of ShclbUrne. assistant judge of
Chittendcn county court, and Prof
( Charles Lee Tracy of New York city
and by II children.
r w. Bissonett fell about "A feet
/ from the roof Of barn August ! and
| fractured a rib and was badly bruised
About - young folks surprised Ber-
nafd A. Ash Monday evening, celebrat-
ing the 18th anniversary Of his birth
An enjoyable evening was spent. Re
freshments were served, He received
many gifts-The free tuition eSamira
ton will be held at the Hinesburg ant
Shelburnc high schools FRIDAY. Angus
-, at 900 a m. Any pupil of South Bur
lington. Shehurne, Charlotte, Hunting
ton, St George and Hinesburg may take
the examination in either Hinesburg o,
Sheburne.
on Wednesday, August l6, the Sheburn'
Methodist, the West Charlotte Congrera
tional and the East Charlotte Papus
Sabbath schools will hold joint baske
picnic in John TaGEcrt's grove in Eas
Charlotte. to which all are cordially in
INited. There will be games and contests
with prizes TO the successful contestants
Mrs. Frank Roberts and two children
from Pittshurg, Pa, are visiting her hus
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G. y, Rob
erts.--Miss 5. M. Guinness of New Yorl
city is visiting Mrs. w. w Irish.
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WESTFORD.

The Baptist Ladies' Aid mel
tea with Mrs Henry Atherton "
day afternoon. Mrs. ]. f. Allen
ed Thursday from the hospital
Adams Miss Lila Wh,pple, who
position in Johnson, has been sd
a short vacation with her brother
Whipple.-Mr and Mrs Ockerh
Burlington are visiting the Rev. an
P. A. Smith.-Henrv Mudgett of
son, who was born and spent his y
DAYS here, visited old friends ir
Friday and Saturday.
The funeral Of John Allen '
held at two o'clock this aftern
the Union Church.-Harry Bates
Castle, Carl Paige. Alice Adams
orion. and Lillian Adams. we
Burlington Wednesday evening
and Mrs. Tomlinson Of Stow
spending the week at A y. Carr
Mrs. Swain and Edith BigeloW v
Burlington Friday.-Mr. and Mr.
liam Sweeney have returned
spending week with his hrotN
CamhvidCp
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ADDISON.

good many Of the young people
were at the Pond camp al the
lake sunday and also at the
Smith camp at the lake,--Mr. and Mrs.
julius Clark are spending the week at
Queen city Park-H. w. Spooner left
Monday for Chicago to attend tho ma
tlonal rural letter carriers meeting,
being the Vermont delegate. lie viii
be gone a week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bar
Der took their little son to Burlington
last week and had his tonsils removed.
lie was able to return home the next
day and is doing well.--The Rev. and
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WALTHAM,

MI and Mrs. John Duc!os visited her
sister Mrs Michael MacKabe in New
Haven Sunday.-Owng to the illness of
MIS-. q. T. Larrow the Neighbours Social
club will be put over until next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Booth and MI.
and Mrs. Ralph Booth of Nergennes went
by automobile to Lake Champlan Sun
day.-Mrs Ross Wells of Boston has
been visiting her mother. Mrs John Wes-
Icy who is the guest Of Mrs P. w. Otis.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pearson have
as guest Miss Nieva Hodgins of Court
land, y. Y.-Mrs. g. A. Hunt and son.
Donald, went TO Fort Ethan Allen Tues
day to visit Albert Hunt-Miss Helen
Otis is visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth
tSherhno, in Bridport
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

Announcements have beer received
of the marriage of Charles NJ Wheeler
of Chicago to Miss Lillian Rosa.-Miss
Josephine Bessette Of Blackinton,
Mass. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
one.-Several of the young people are
attending the young peoples assembly
Mt Spring Grove. Among them are
anna Martin. Henrietta Merchant. Alice
Emo, Hazel knowles, Agnes Lessor and
Doris kimball.-The Rev. Arthur Pot
ter and son of Nassau n. Y, are camp
ing at * imball's bay.
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UNDFRHfLL.

Mr.. and Mrs 6. g. Mead arriv
Lancaster, Mass, Thursday, mai
trip in their car ny way Of tn,
Mountains 70 spend their vacatic
NJ. Mead s.-Mr. and Mrs. II. r. a
Mr.. and Mrs Bradish spent SUI
stowe. Il. u. Moulton and fan
Wesley Aver drove to Newport
to visit friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Terrill of Burlington were over
guests OF his mother, Mrs Ida ,
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. ]. II. Smith attended the
ence OF lecturers of the Grange
Burlington last week.-Mr and
Frank Fitzsimonds and daugh
Montreal were visitors at f. B.
last week.-H. y. Gray Of Car
was at y. b. Halls Sunday,-Phili
linson OF Essex visited his paren
and Mrs. H. p. Tomlinson, Sund
W. Streeter is taking a trip throue
Hampshire and Maine.-Pearl F
and friend Of Waterbury return
their homes Monday, having g
week with her aunt, Mrs. Lora G
A. y Streeter is ill.-Nrs. f. T
Is entertaining her sister and h
from Montreal Miss Lorey Gle o
son will pass August with fria
town
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BRIDPORT.

The Misses Harrette and Gertrude
Wheeler have returned 70 Burlington
Miss Mavtie Kinesland has returned from
the Johnson summer sChool-Mrs. Henry
Belden and children Of Shoreham we're
recent guests at c. l.. Parish's.-Mrs. f.
8. Converse and daughter. Louise. left
here Saturday for their home In Bur
lington.-Roy Hemenway has returned to
Philadelphia Delano Of Shore
ham was a visitor here last week
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Charles Curtis visited in Brain
tree and Bethel three days last week
Her daughter, Mrs. Minot, and two chill
aren from Rochester went with her
Lawrence Stockwe!l from Randolph cali
ed on his grandmother, Mrs. Leroy Per-
ry, recently.-Mr and Mrs. Amos Max
ham went to Bristol and Lincoln last
week on a visit-Mss Lolo Fifield Went
TO Bethel Monday.-Mrs. Charles Roberts
was in Randolph and Bethel recentlN
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CORNWALL.

Peter Richards. Sr.. was taken Ill
Thursday with a shock of paralysis.
He Is i'll in bed. but his condition Is
slightly improved.-Mrs. Stuart Bene-
dict went August ! to Burlington TO at
tend conference of Grange lecturers.
She remained in the city visiting
friends until Saturday, when she re-
turned homc.--Mrs. Frank Allard and
three daughters went Saturday to
salisbury to spend week visiting
friends and rnln tlNne
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. Collins and gra
Wallace. Of Haverhill, Mass" were
end guests Of her sister, Mrs. Geors
rem, making the return trip II
They came by automobile Miss
Pierce returned to Waitsheld Tuesd
or SPENDING a week with her mothe
A. r. Carpenter.-Mr. and MRS
Warren and Mr., and Mrs $ D. col
tied in Monkton sunday
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GRANVILLE.

daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hutchens August mir and
Mrs. Thad Markham were over Sunday
guests of Frank Ford's in Randolph. -
Clara Severy has gone to Bradford H.
r. Hubbard took Samuel Riley Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Burke, and children to Calais
sunday to visit Mrs. Riley's sister
Charles Lawrence and Mabel Burke were
at r. h. Osha's in Randolph over Sunday.
The dance given by the Grange was
well attended
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Caroline d. Wead spent sevei
with Miss saba Wcad last we,
Bernice Shattuck is visiting h
Mrs. T.. y. Partch. Hay ST;
sprincing up all over the cour
mushrooms.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The marriage Of Eli Napoleon
of North Elm street and Miss
Shor Of Burlington took place a
Angels Church Monday morn
eight o'clock. the ceremony beir
formed by tho Rev, l.. r. Desr
The bride was attended by Mis-
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ton Of members will take place Sub
ject of sermon, Jesus and His own" ;
Sunday school at ~ evening, subject OF
sermon, THE Reward of Obedience
Tuesday evening at 73O Epworth League.
Thursday evening, prayer-meeting The
w. f. NJ. S. will meet with Mrs G. G.
Manley Friday at 2@o p. m.
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BRISTOL.

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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

superintendent and Mrs. William G.,
Hartin of Shelburne road gave a birth
day party Monday afternoon in honor
of their daughter, Ruth. Several We're
present from Rurlineton and WI
nooski.
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Mrs' Boardman are away on vacation
Tor month Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Smith
arc to entertain the G.. II. y. society at
their homo Friday evening.-Miss stella
cross is in Bristol, the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs stewart for week. and is at
tending the Chautauuua
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do Ohio is visiting in town. II. Mar
tin, who has been visiting in Lee Mass.
returned Sunday
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FOR SALE.


ny HOME ALI. FURNISHED. with 2lR
acres of land: plenty of fruit haIf me
crops good water. Must be sold At once,
as am about to leave the state. MIS-
Julia Aikey. +. F. Il. !. WinooSkL ".
1S9,6tW,lt.
1SS-ACRE FARM tor sale, 1tuated 51f
miles from Nercennes, In New haven,
known as tle Ward farm All buildings
In good repair, land in good condition, nae
wood lot also good timber and gooc
water. Cull on or address c. T. :. Pierce
Admir-. a. Vergennes. VT. lS4.1Stwo;.
DESIRABLE CUSTOM MILL. water
power. circular log saw planer and
thatcher. shnsle saw. feed grinder
cider mill stock and other machines.
house, barns. small farm. custom
care Free Press. "N"t
PIANOS AM ORGANS for sale; bar
gains in second hand upright pianos
and organs Easy terms. Write for
catalogue and prices. d. NJ Strong,
Bethel, VT. i6w,lt
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FOR RENT.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS to rent in
good neighborhood. Auto storage on
premises good accommoda tious for tour
ist. w V. Farr. IS No. Union St
rs WI m
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HELP WANTED.

KITCHEN WOMAN wanted at the CLUB
house. East Albur2. Apply to Scion r..
Sumner 5.Wu.
A COOK wanted AT the Home for Desu-
ture Children. References required.
i6.w t.
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BURLINGTON Veterinary HpSpital

10 Pine St. Burlington, Vt
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1903. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
l06.
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Auto CONVEYANCE

from Williston village to Burlington
Wednesday and Saturday weekly
Leave Williston at 900 a. m.
Leave Burlington at 400 p m.
Two or more passengers. 500 each
One passenger. $500.
J. r. FoRVILLE, WiIIiston, VT.
62d&w.tt
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than 12 words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within 12 con-
secutive months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-09

Of apportioning such benefits.
The expense Of constructing the Inn
provements so mentioned shall be
chargeable to the lots or parcels of land
AUDITING upon such street or avenue IN
proportion to the frontage Of such lots
enue without regard to the value there
Of; and the assessment therefor shall be
made and collected substantially as pro-
vided in the case of other local improve
cial assessment exceed the amount of
the special benefit derived; and pro-
vided, that the City Council may. in It's
discretion, where such lots to be charged
are corner lots and are adjacent to the
avenues and streets, and where the
frontage exceeds twenty-five (25) feet