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ORWELL.

st. Paufs club plans to hold dance
at the town hall Friday evening.-Dr
and Mrs. l.. r. Rowe motored to Georgia
last week.-Mrs. Mary johnson of Albany,
n. y, has been a guest of Mrs. s. C..
Buil.-Mrs. d. j. Leonard and children
lfave been with friends in Keene, n. H..
Tor two Week.-Mrs.. s. c. Bull has re-
turned from Ticondcroga. N. Y, where
she spent some days.--Waltei Thayer has
enlisted In the hospital corps and left for
Burlington last week.--There will be APP
propriate memorial exercises In all the
schools May 29.-The seeding is finished
and some are waiting for seed wheat
that fs not in. Gardens are about one
half planted. some are up, and in one in
the village beans will be planted between
the hills OF potatoes, one way.-.C. ]. Blair
was In Poultney the first Of the week.
MISS Zoa Brookns was in Middlebury
Sunday.-Mrs. H.. d. Branch was in Bran
don Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. D.. l.. Wells
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Young attended
the funeral of Marvin Wells last Sunday
at T. A. Richards's in Shoreham.-Miss
Mary Turner has had the measles-A. W.
Hill and son were at their farm last week.
There will be meeting at the town
hall Thursday evening to talk over the
war conditions Dr. John Thomas of
Middlebury will be the main speaker.-J
c. Lilly and 3. j. Barber were at home
last week from Raquette Lake. n. Y,
where they are working.-The Orwell Cow
Testing association has n man at last in
the person of Il. f. Towne of Waterbury,
who started to work on the 15th.-Farm-
ers are buying beans to plant at $40 per
bushel.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McQuivey and daugh-
ter Of Middlebury were guests last week
of Mrs. McQuivey's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Orvis.-Jack Phillips Of Bristol high
school is home i'll with measles.-Ralph
Elliott was at home over Sunday from
vergennes.-The Ladies' Home Circle
will meet Wednesday, May 90 with Mrs.
Daniel Sargent. Supper will be served
Ovet Wright Of Weybridge visited rela-
tives here over Sunday.-Drew Varney
Is at home from college in Burlington for
the remainder Of the year.-Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Orvis are parents of son. born
TUESDAY, morning.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Frank Spanord Of New Bedford, Mass.
and Miss Mary Katherine ellis, also Of
New Bedfrod, Mass, were married at the
home of the grooms father, c. F..
Spafford, on Leclair street Thursday eve
ing. The Rev. Robert II. Washburne per-
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
few friends and relatives. After briei
visit in town they will return to New
Bedford, where the groom is employed.
A flag presentation and patriotic
services was held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday evening. which
crowded the church to it's full capacity.
Members of Green Mountain and Ham,
ilton Lodges of 1. o. o. F.. and of
Webster Lodge F. and A. M, were
present. There we're also many of the
Rebekah Lodge of Burlington and
many of the soldier boys from Fort
Ethan Allen. The presentation of the
flag was made by H A. Bailey. Presi-
dent Guy Potter Benton of tho Uni
versity of Vermont was the principal
speaker. There were also addresses by
the Rev. C. ]. Staples of Burlington
and Charles S. Lord of Windsor. Spe-
cial music was furnished for the oc-
casion. Mrs. Russell Of Burlington
sang.
Sergeant Fountain Howard, 10th
ing at nine o'clock following a three
months illness with shock. Mr..
Howard was born in Albermarle
County. Virginia, SO years ago. He
| leaves wife The funeral services were
held at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
his late home on the Heights. Burial was
In the soldiers plot at LAkeview cemetery
| In Burlington.
The friends Of Leila Paige will be great
~ shocked to learn of her death. which
occurred May at Portland. Me- She
was the only daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. j. M. Paige and was graduated from
Burlington high school In the class Of 1914.
About year later she was married to
Ernest Hodgkins of Popham Beach. Me.
Mr. Paige was pastor of the Every Day
Church" In Burlington and is now preach
Ing at Intervale. Me.
| X. r.. Thomas has sold his stock and
store In Colchester to r. s. Marvin o:
Colchester Mr. and Mrs Thomas left
wednesday night for Newport. Me-, where
they will make their home.
Miss Ethel NJ. Smith died here yester-
day morning. aged % years. and the re-
mains were sent to her home in North
ne'o' she was the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Smith.
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Wanted at Once

a jcweler who wants to buy an old es-
tablished jewelry business where there
is no competition. with a wide sur
rounding. Will sell building alone or
will sell fixtures and stock Of around
six or seven hundred dollars. such as
rings. watches cut glass and silver
ware. grand opportunity for a man
who wants to start in Il new locality.
Must be sold to close the estate Of the
late Edgar c. Ellsworth Of Cambridge,
Vt. Inquire of the A. r. Day Real Es-
tate Agency. Cambridge. VT
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each car carried full tent eou,pment.
Beside the men and women there were A.
large number of small children. The
cars packed on the main street east of
the railroad and the OCCUPANTS piled out
and started an Investigation of tho town.
The women, dressed in typical gypsy
garb. made their way into stores and
other places of business seeking subjects
for fortune-telling. This was the same
gypsy band that few days before visited
Pittsburgh and two Of the women Of
whom. it is said. stole SIS from an auto
mobile garage. They hurriedly made
their departure. but were overtaken by
inc sheriff at Chazy and the $l5 recovered.
This' however, did not satisfy the sherin
VINO arrested the two women, returned
WIN tnem 10 PiattsDurgh ana LOOK them
w" .ne court, wnere they were nneo
gov. ro'es'ins iouoiy' tne me was paIu
anu ',e syps'es again ieIt tne Town. Al
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one,

and shipping Of about 800 tons Of old iron
belonging to Abraham Cohen. which he
has been collecting the past eight years.
Some OF this iron will be shipped to Penn
Sylvania and some to munition plants in
Canada--The Vergennes Grange will
hold Good roads meeting Friday eve
ming, with program as follows: Discus
hon. What Do Good Roads Mean to
Girls and Women on the FARM led by
Mrs. Friend Fisk. Mrs. B. S. Merrill and
Mrs. f. s. Bristol; music, instrumental,
Mrs. II. P. Newton; reading, Miss Eva
Merrill: recitation, Clarence Hawley.-
Miss Mary A. Harte has gone TO visit
relatives In Addison for a few days after
which she will go to Heaton hospital.
Montpelier. to complete her course as a
trained nurse.
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MONKTON.

There will be no service at the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church Sunday morning,
there being a union memorial service at
the Barnumtown church at 100 o'clock,
the pastor. the Rev. c. II. Mead, preach
ing. A fine program has been arranged
for the occasion.-Wil Coats and his
little son, Forrest. were In Burlington the
past week to see a specialist In regard
to a weakness of the latters limbe.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stay and daughter,
Kathleen. of Brandon. and Mr. and Mrs.
b. c. Comstock and little daughter. Ma
rion. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brown
and Cornelia Comstock. who all accom-
panied the former from Bristol. visited
relatives in town Sunday.--Cecily Dona-
hue spent the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Donahue.-The Rev.
G. II. Mead Is In Bennington.-The Wood
men hall steps have been newly cement
ed.-Over 90 couples attended the dance
at Woodmen's hall Thursday evening"
Kenneth Gee spent the weekend In Bris-
tol.-Henry Sanders has moved to Crown
Point. N. Wv. II. Gee and family
and the Misses Helen and Lena Gee mo-
tored to Burlington sunday.-Charies
Sheppard and Carroll Comstock spent
0unday In Piattsbur6h. N. Y.-D. =.
Mech was In Burlington Saturday.--Mr
and Mrs. b. C. Gee visited In Vergennes
and Terrisburg Saturday and Sunday
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ON ACCOUNT r death and sickness I will
sell my home farm. consisting OF 1877
acres. about 6S acres in tiliage and this
balance pasture and woodland; situated
about ono mile from the State Capitol:
large. modern house. good barns, together
with 50 head Of cattle. team and farming
tools; will sell arm separate. II preferred
This Is one of the best farms in WASH
ington county. For further particulars
address James n. Gates, r. F. D.: Mont.
pelier, Vt 4S.d.w.o.
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BRIDPORT.

Charles Howard is at the Mary Fetch
err hospital.-Many from town went to
Shoreham at the time OF the fire at
Waite's store.-A number from town
were in Middlebury Saturday.-Mr Walk
err of Middlebury College is working for
r. l. Hemenway.-Merrfll Field Of Corn
wall was in town last week.-Wiliiam K.
Mac Murtry Of Cornwall recently visited
at D. G.. Rico's.-O. F. Converse was in
Burlington the first Of the week.-C1if-
ford Palmer of Addison was in town Sun
day
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FOR SALE.

INVESTORS ATTENTION! have a nearly
lies. near car line. in the north part Of
this city. which will sell low that
the rent OF one part will pay the inter-
home and get the bcneht Of tho rise on
real estate that Is sure to come in this
section? See me at meai-time or eve
nings Don't phone. W. v. Tarr. IS
North Union 81. S9,d.w.N
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Smith were in Bris.
toll over Sunday, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luman Smith.-Mr. and Mrs NJ. b. Hanks
are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Clar.
ence Benedict.-Mr. and Mrs. p. D. Nor
ton have gone to Fort Dodge. Iowa, to
visit their sons. John and Cyrus. Cyrus
Norton expects to leave soon for France.
MIR. and Mrs. Norton will also visit Mrs.
Norton's old home in Lagrange. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irish Of Bristol were
over-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Smith.-Felix Bodette is building a
new milk house on the Sickle farm.-Mrs.
Ira Barber is in Elizabcthtown. N. Y. the
guest of her mother and ststers.-Mr. and
Mrs. julius Clark are spending few
days in St. Adams. the guest Of f. F,
Gulley and T. A. Mitchell.-Mrs. C. H.
Marshall gave birthday dinner party al
her home May II to 10 ladies, the occa-
sion being the birthday of Mrs. c. L. Jack
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GRANVILLE.

Verlon Wood was in Montpelier last
week.-Mr. Wyman is in Maine on bust
ness.-Carl Parish Of Warren spent Sun.
day at his home here.-George Beeman OF
Lake Placid, N. Y, is in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Laduc are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gonyer.-Ed-
ward Bostwick and Eleck Baird have
traded farms. Mr.. Baird takes the So
called Clair place.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

News have been received Of the safe
arrival at San Juan. p. R. of Mrs. b.
w. Field. who sailed on May 2 from
New York with her daughter. Mrs. W.
r. Nye. and little grandson Foster. The
trip took SIX days owing to the ship run
ming without lights.-There was a large
attendance at the sale given by Kings
Daughters Friday evening. Tho proceeds
for the Library Building fund amounted
to about $70.-Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Board
man of Middlebury were in town Friday
evening to attend the Kings Daughters
sale-Mrs. Flora Harrington Is visiting
the home OF her son, F.. r. Harrington
Edward Melby has been visiting at Poult-
ney for a few days.-Doris Kimball re-
turned to Troy Conference Academy
Monday. after spending few days at
her home.-Ed ward IAtterell and oliver
De Cold were called to Middlebury Thurs
day and fined Is and cost Of SIS each for
breaking quarantine.
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SHOREHAM.

Early Thursday morning Are WAS dis
covered in the cellar Of p. w. Waite's
store. 1t was confined there. but there
was great danger because of the nearness
of the home of D. Plat and the Hotel.
The telephone was able to spread the
alarm, and men from Bridport. Corn
wall. Whiting and Orwell re- pended as
we'll as the townspeople. About 60 auto
mobiles were in and about the village.
The fire was out about nine O'clock
About 20 ladies met in the chapel Friday
for Red Cross work. There are now
about 6 membership. and Mrs. r. II.
Preble went to Fort Edward last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Prcble returned on Friday
because of the fire. Mrs. Preble returned
Tuesday.-Mrs. A. e. rockingham passed
the weekend in Bridfort with her sister,
Mrs. O. S. Gibbs. and brother. C. l..
Parish.-Mrs. L. II. Nottingham enter.
tanned the Moravian club Tuesday after
noon.-A drama, THE Dream that Came
True" will be given by the o. r. S. in
Academy hall Monday and Tuesday. June
4 and 5.-Miss Laura Atwood, who passed
the winter with relatives here, has re-
turned to her home in Ithaca, n. Y
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fourth degrees Will be worked and supper
served.--Miss Bertha Hill has returned
from the hospital much improved. in
health.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steadnan
are parents of a son.-Ray Hallock has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital,
whcre he went for an operation for APP
pendicitis.
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WALTHAM.

MRS. Amelia ]. Barnard of Bristol is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Hunt
W. II. Jackman and family visited his
sister. Mrs. c. r. Dana, in New Haven
sunday.-Wiliam Bennett % New Haven
was the guest Of r. 8. Merrill last Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. B. Cushman have
returned to Ferrisburg after spending
several days with their daughter. Mrs.
q. 7. Larrow.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Ward
were the guests of his sister, Mrs. r. II.
Booth, In Vergennes Sunday.-Ralph Hunt
was In Burlington Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
g. G. Coats Of New Haven were in town
Sunday calling on friends.-A. Il. Booths
children arc recovering from the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T.. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Sneden were the guests Of their
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moulton. in
Panton, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hallock were in Burlington Monday
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yards for ........................S2 $3.50
japanese Nansook sheer 10 yard pieces inches wide
$685. $685. $3.50 and $3.50 pieces.
Japanese Nainsook in flesh color 40 inches wide ssc yard
White Psse for ladies' underwear and dresses inches vide
19c and FAC per yard. L..
27 inch Dixie and Irish Popn white only 2sc and 3sc per
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40 inch White Voile very Sheer hard twisted Csc yard
Al inch Newport Vo very sheer ladies' and shirt
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40 inch White Silk Stripe Crepe for ladies' dresses and shirt
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PANTON.

OF Middlebury College will give an enter
tainment consisting of humorous and
patriotic readings at the Panton Baptist
Church. There will be music by Prof
Phillips Of Budd College. or local talent
Refreshments will he served at the close
OF the program. which will begin at eight
o'clock. The proceeds are for the church
and Red Cross society. Should the weather
be too unfavorable the entertainment Will
be postponed until Friday evening, June
].
The Rev. and Mrs. @. c. Cornell gave
a party Friday evening to his Sunday
school class. which consists Of young
people. They were entertained with
music and games and refreshments. --Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bell Of Glcns Falls. N. Y.
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Slight Of Crown
Point we're Sunday guests at Frank Hart
welis-Mr and Mrs.-Mr and Mrs.
George Hatch and daughter. Dixie. Of
Burlington we're in town Sunday. king
Trimble and Miss Adeline Trimble OF
Crown Point visited Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
RUSSO Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris
and daughter. Ruby. of Bridport ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie Harris and son, Lee,
Of Cornwall were at Arthur vanderhocf's
Sunday Ralph Moulton is in Albany,
N. Y.-Srss Ethel Goodspced Of YER
gennes was at her home here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Varney attended
the funeral Sunday in Burlington of her
cousin, Mr.. Stimson.--There will be a
flag raising at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday afternoon and appropriate
services s'ili be held, consisting Of music
and recitatons by the children. The Rev.
r. M. Hagadorn Of North Ferrisburg will
give the opening address and tho Rev.
David Reed Of Weybridge, the principal
one OF the afternoon.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

gypsics pulled into Essex Junction Thurs
Jay AFTERNOON. Beside the human freight.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Beauchemin of Bur.
lington were guests Sunday OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manor
William Melrose was called Sunday to
Hartford. Conn. by the serious illness of
ncphcw.-Mrs. Cora w. Carpenter of
Mortified Is visiting friends and relatives
In william Yale. who has been III
for some time. Is not so well.-Samuel
Whalley will 1.-Two with his son. Thomas
Little Carl Toner, who Is seriously III
with whooping cough. has a fighting
chance for recovery.
The Rev. Clifford Smith OF Burlington
will conduct services at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday morning and
Memorial day will be observed.-Mrs
Danyow Of Vergennes is visiting her
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MILTON.

At the Methodist Church Sunday. being
Memorial Sunday. there will be union
services at this church at 1915 a. m. The
Rev. ID. H. Strong will deliver the SER
mon. Sunday school will convene at noon.
In the evening there will he union SER
Vices at the Congregational Church at
$50; Epworth League on Tuesday eve
nings at tao: prayer-meeting at the church
at 7.30 on Thursday evening.
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HANCOCK.

E1more Goodyear's house on his hill
farm burned to the ground the morn
ing OF May Is. while he was In the viii
lase.-Rinald Whittier has bought of the
Farrar Lumber company tho mill and
machinery located on the tunnel road"
ana Is removing 1t TO tho site Of the
burned mill.
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Mrs. c. s. Dean has returned home after
spending some time at the home of her
brother. Elson Collins.--Thirty-fve thou
sand perch arrived here last week from
the State fish hatchery for Cedar lake.
DR.. q. A. Russell Of Arlington is In
fowp
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital

70 Pine St., Burlington. Vt.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909 Latest equipment for
ali animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
LOG
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one\cent a word each in
serti\n. Copy may be
changN every week. Cash
in advaNce required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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HELP WANTED.

Girl. wanted for general homework, or
Young girl to assist in housework. no
washing o. ironing Address Box 49, Free
Press 11G.4t.w,?t.
A WOMAN wanted for general housework
no laundry work references required.
Apply Mrs F. W. Ward 500 Main ST..
Burlington. VT. f2wu
A COOK wanted at the Home for Destt-
ture Children. References required.
46.w,tf
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NEW HAVEN.

Services were held in the church at
New Haven Mills Sunday. conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Young Of New Haven
Though the congregation was not large
the people were we'll repaid for attending
as Mr.. Young Is an interesting speaker.
There will be no service next Sunday on
account OF a previous engagement of the
pastor. but on Sunday. June 3. the church
will again be opened.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Rowley of Burling-
ton were weekend guests Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Rowley.-A baby
girl has arrived at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Mitchell.-Mr. Payne and
family OF Bndport were guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. " NJ. Benedict-Mrs.
George c. Everest is entertaining her sis
ter. Mrs. Karl Smith. and daughter. Kath-
crime. Of Benton Harbor. Mich.-Mrs.
Amelia Barnard was a recent guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Coates--Miss Ethel Smith
is caring for William Mcintyre, who is
gradually falling.
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