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CH|T1ENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mer B. Clark, who has been treasurer
OF the Essex Trust company since us or
has rendered his resignation
to accept a better position with Smith
Wright company, wholesale dealers In
eggs and poultry. The resignation OF MI.
Clark is regretted by both officers ana de-
positors. who have appreciated MS intes-
city. ability and moral worth. lie mas
tho best wishes Of all In his new held OF
labor. The officers of the Essex Irust
company announce that they have secured
Roscoe p. Lynde Of Barre to Ill the va
cancy caused by tho resignation OF Mr.
Clark. Mr. Lynde Is a son OF James ~
Lynde of Williamstown. lie was gradu-
ated from W-illiston Seminary. EasthaInp-
ton. Mass, in 1907 and from Norwich Uni
versity. Mortified. in 1911, with a b. s..
degree. lie comes to the Essex trust
company with the highest recommenda-
tions. after serving four years In ieadins
banks OF this State and one year WIN inc
Federal Reserve bank OF Boston, WHICH,
together with a special course in banking
and law. have made him exceptonaiy
we'll qualified to MI the position OF treas
urcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will continue 10
reside here.
Il. l.. ingalls, OF the United States de-
parJnent of extension service accompan-
ie'. by Superintendent Miss Minnie ~
Hays visited the Essex Junction h'sh
school. grammar school and teachG-tra'n'
ing class T'ieuday morning. In the art
ernoon they visited the school, at Essex
Center. Mr. ingalls, spoke on the various
projects which are being undertaken TINS
year in connection with the club work
He complimen.td the young men OF thls
district who were interested in the pit
contest last aSnaplallY Master McrN
Carpenter of Colchester, who was award
ed the county and State prixe for the bce
pig raised by n hoy under - years OF age
The Chittenden Trust company loaned
TO start tho enterprise and upon Mas
ter Carpenter winning the prizes the Dam
awordec him the IS and then he received
prize for story of ITS work NJ IN
spi 'ngheld. Mass. exposition. He the'
sold the pig and with this he cleared VI
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PANTON.

d. \. Goodspeed has installed tele-
phon, the ring being 16-2.-H. Allen was in
Malone, y. ", last week. W. kellogg OF
Vergennes accompanied him. W. Nor
ton has hired the Miller farm in East Ad-
olson and will take possession April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sleight OF Crown
Point. N Y. were at Frank i1artwells
over Sunday.-Mrs. George Wright is i'll
with the grip at Charles Spaut1ing's.-
Mrs. Senesac has returned from Montreal.
where she underwent a successful opera
ton for soitre.
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LINCOLN.

At the annual town meeting dinner and
sale. given by the Ladies' Aid society. the
sum Of $46 was realized, $41.53 Of which
was clear profit.-A donation supper was
served Friday evening in the hall for the
benefit OF Robert Taylor. pastor OF the
Baptist Church. Mr.. Taylor has been in
poor health for some time. having just
returned from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. where he has been for treatment
Reginald Monty. who lives at the home
of his grandfather, Theron Hammer. had
one elbow dislocated Friday while play
ing at school, DR.. A. NJ. Norton was
called and adjusted the injury.-Mrs.
Frank Chapman. teacher of the West
Lincoln school. was unable to teach last
week on account of illness.-Charles
Orvis. who has been absent two weeks
on a business trip to West Virginia. re-
turned home Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Lee visited friends in Aiddlebury
Sunday.
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ORWELL.

Patrick Sullivan has been at home from
Massachusetts for some time.-The reg
ular meeting Of Independence Lodge was
held last Thursday evening. Refresh
mcnts were served.-The sudden death Of
Mrs. Arthur Hill Of Burlington. whose
early life was spent just west Of the
village, caused much sadness here.-R. c..
Brown returned to Montpelier last Thurs
day..-At the mid-week service Thursday
evening at the Congregational Church re-
freshments were served.--The Dewitt
family have rented Mrs. D. w. Doane's
place. moving there about April 1.-fIarrv
Dundow has made an engagement with
the Standard Oil people. to commence soon.
His place on the cream wagon will be fill-
ed by Angus Gregory.-The missionary
meeting last week Wednesday with Mrs.
q. E. French was we'll attended.-W. B..
French. Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Wells have
been in Boston for the past week.
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Five Heavy Farm Wagons
bought low and will be sold at a
bargain. Also four shoats.
]. r. F0RvlllE,
WIlliston, VT.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
A civil service examination TO Ill tie
once OF postmaster at New Haven Mills
will be held at Middlebury on Saturday.
March -. The compensation attached to
the once last year was $25S. An examina-
tion for tho county of Addison. to MI the
position of rural carrier at North Ferris
burt. will be held at Middlcbury and at
Nergennes on Saturday, April II. Exami-
nations for the field service will be held at
burlington on March II, Apnl q. May ID
ana June 80. to secure eligibies for filling
future vacancies In positions requiring
tho Qualifications of stenography and
typewriting In all branches OF the gov
eminent service in Burlington and vicin-
:ty. Tho usual entrance SALARY is $500 per
annv:r ana the supply of male eligibles Is
not e3ua! to the cemaad. Application
h'snt4 for these last mentioned eXamina'
tions may be obtained of -. !. Casev,
sec, c,ary Of tho United Stute3 board o,
civ! cervics examiners Burlington
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

John Purinton died Sunday morning,
March II, after an illness of two weeks
with pneumonia. in tho S1st year Of his
age. He was married IS years ago March
6 to Miss Clara Pierce Of Huntington,
who survives him. He leaves. besides his
wife one daughter. Mrs. Milo Wright.
four SONS, Lewis, Edwin, and Lindley Of
this place and Ransome OF Chicago: Is
grandchildren and 10 great-grandchil-
dren: one brother, Nelson Purinton Of
Bristol. and one half-sister, Mrs. Mary
Morgan Of Lincoln. A prayer service was
held at the house at II O'Clock Tuesday
and funeral services at the Jerusalem
school house conducted by the Rev. Mr..
French Of Huntington. The bearers were
three sons and Eihu, a grandson. Friends
were present from Hinesburg. Hunting
ton. Starksboro. Lincoln. New Haven and
Bristol. Burial was in Jerusalem ceme-
'tery.-Mrs. Phi1ander Orvis spent the
weekend with friends in Bristol.-Robert
Phillips has purchased a Stewart sheep
shearing machine which ne will he ready
to use May Miss Lydia Varney. who
has been Ill with the grip. is much bet
|ter-Miss Bourdeau has gone to her home
lin Plattsburgh, y. Y.
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SALISBURY.

Miss Grace Johnson. employed in the
Fletcher store was taken suddenly Ill
Thursday with acute appendicitis.-Mrs A.
\. Smead is little better DR.. Beecher
of Burlington was called in consultation
Saturday.--The Farmers club meeting at
the home of Herbert Morgan last Thurs
day evening was well attended.-L. A. FL
lis is confined to the house with grip
On account of sickness the center school
had no session Monday.-Noble Jennings
led the Christian Endeavor service in the
Congregational Church Sunday evening"
Amos Chandler died Friday night at the
home of his son. Willard Chandler. Burial
was in Brandon on Tuesday.-Mrs. NJ. S.
White and Mrs. Isabelle Leonard. who
spent the winter in Florida, returned
home Saturday William Conant. while al
work in the Electric Light plant. had
the misfortune to hurt his hand quite
badly Saturday.
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FOR SALE.

vlLi.AGE RESIDENCE in Pttsford for
sale. Large. old-fashioncd house OF IL
rooms and attic, hardwood floors in eight
looms, electric lights bath room and
three hreplacos: connected with village
water and sewer systems: S0x16 two
story ehcd and storehousc; Of
very productive land with seven large
spplc trees: this place is we'll situated for
tea room or for the taking of summer
boarders; can he used as two-family
house also; Pittsford needs a bank. dentist
shoe store. drug store. hotel. harness shop
variety store. and this place being in
The center of the village could he used
for any OF these purposes W. f.. Denison,
Pittsford, VT 616t,wIt.
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ADDISON.

The senior class of Beeman Acad-
envy of New Haven will present their
drama. "a Soldier of Fortune" at the
hall on Saturday evening, under the
auspices OF Grand View Grange.-Mrs.
a. S. Crane returned home from the
Mary Fletcher hospital on Sunday and
is doing extra we'll --Anna Waldron is
at A. S. Cranes for a time.--M. b..
Hurd has been visiting friends in
Cornwall.--E. NJ. and A. w. Adams
have recently purchased thorough
bred Holstein bull calf Of Mr.. Merrcll
of New Havon.--Word has been received
of the death OF Mrs. George Hall of
Shoreham. She was we'll known here
by the older inhabitants, as she was
born here in Addison.-Mrs. Francis
Palmer has had a relapse and has
been quite Ill. but 10 now better.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Clark are visiting
their daughter in Burlington.-HazeI
Bodette has been the guest Of her
grandparents for a few days.---Word
has reached here that j. II. Day Is
seriously Ill At his southern home in
Florida.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs c. r. Bagley was called to Ran
dolph by the death OF her grandson. the
son of Wales Sargent who died Thurs
day.-Ula Bean of Rochester was a guest
of Roda Hubbard over Sunday.-Mrs.
Charles Lawrence and Charles Wilson
were in Ludlow last week to see their
sister-in-law, Mrs. George Wilson, who
is very ill.-Riley oBstwick and Edwin
Shirley were in Montpelier and Barre
last week.
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Several /. to 1b-cow farms with team.
stock and tools. with pricss from $4,000
to $500. Also any kind OF a larEs
farm anyone can ASK for always 90
land.
The A. n. Day Real n;stste Agency.
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MONKTON.

Mrs j., Il. Mech had severe fail
injuring her right shoulder and
arm so severely that she is confined TO
the bed.-The Rev. Mr.. White preached at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning. There will be services Sunday
at the usual hour.-Miss Lena Gee rev
turned home Sunday from Bristol. where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Albert Brown. THE condition of the four
month-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Shepard. who Is i'll with pneumonia,
is somewhat better.--The Epworth League
at Barnumtown gave ST. Patrick's so
ci.L last evening"
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WANTED.

Able bodied English speaking men
aged 81 to So, to learn automobile tire
building: good wages paid while learn
ing. Apply or address Th~ Hartford
Rubber Works CO.. Employment Dept,
Hartford, Conn. 5612t,w,2t
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SHOREHAM.

The funeral Of Ellen (Warner) Han,
widow Of G. II. Hall, who died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. 8. q. Moore. In
W-estfield, Mass. March Q. was held at
tho home OF her son. II. w. Hall. sunday
afternoon. Rev. r. b. Simmons officiating.
Among those from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs. S. q. Moore, who accompanied
the remains from Westfeld. Mr. and Mrs
Gorham. and two sons OF Middlebury, and
Mr.. Brodt Of st. Edward. The bearers
were G. u. Kendall, +. f.. Platt, " H..
Preb!e, and l.. II. Nottingham. Sufiai
was In LAKE. View cemetery. The funeral
cs Mrs. Eli Brillia. who died March Z, WAS
held at her late home Saturday afternoon
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ON ACCOUNT of death and sickness I will
sell my home farm, consisting of 1877
Acres about IS acres in tillagc and the
balance pasture and woodland: situated
about one mile from the State Capitol
large. modern house. good barns. together
with so head OF cattle. team and farming
tools; will sell farm separate. if preferred.
This is one OF the best farms in Wash
ington county. For further particulars
address James II. Gates. r. +. H.. Mont
pelier. W. 4S,d,w,tf.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

THE HILLSIDE POULTRY FARM. JefYer-
sonvile. VT. for sale. one-half mile from
village. 10 acres land. will keep three cows
and horse. modern poultry houses for 500
hens. water power. electric light plant
premises. cider mill. pleasant view OF
Iamoile river and valley; price $3.50.
Geo. W. LeBeron, Jacksonville. VT.
c6f W
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they will conduct Q campaigo.-The Out
look club will observe ladies' night Sat
urday evening In Odd Fellows hall; sub
jeot. IRELAND In Song and Story" In
charge of Miss Bosworth.-Dr. George
Peck. pastor Of the Rutland Baptist
Church, began Q two weeks cvangelistic
campaign In tho First Baptist Church
Tuesday evening
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A GOOD HILL. FARM of about $50 acres,
151 tillable. comfortable buildings, run
ming water at house and barns r. r. y.
and phone; all for $4,000. part cash and
the balance at So. or would exchange
for Burlington property. Give full de-
scription. location and price in first letter.
Address Farm" care OF Free Press.
4j,d,w,tf.
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BRISTOL.

The Treasure Seekers met in the
Baptist Church parlors Wednesday aft
rrnoon; hostesses, Mrs. Josie Morgan,
Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Durfee and Mrs.
topic. Home Missions:
leader, Miss Dumas. Gentlemen were in
vited to .supper.-The Young Woman's
society of the Methodist
Mrs. G. &. Curricr.-Wiiliam Edmunds
was at home from Middlebury College
r. Nahum and daughter
Vesta visited Mrs. Nahum at the Fanny
Allen hospital Sunday.-C. T. s. Pierce of
Vergennes visited relatives In town over
Asa Burns visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Lawrence. and
family over Sunday.
Il. c. Dixie has sold his Starksboro farm
to his nephew, David Dixie of Starks.
boro.-Mrs. Frank Rogers of Vergennes
was called here Friday by the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Josie Morgan.--H. c.
Palmer went to Pittsford sanitarium
saturday for treatment.-The Treasure
Seekers met Wednesday afternoon
in the Baptist Church parlors Hostesses,
Mrs. Josie Morgan, Mrs. B. J. Clark, Mrs.
Sarah Dumas. Mrs. u. w. Durfec and
Mrs n. r. Hatch.-Mrs. Gilbert Cady OF
Chaay, n. Y. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
~ t. ""auoi. IlcT SOIL HOWARD CAuy'
has enlisted in the army.-A good -sised
audience listened TO Ralph Ginther's read
ing of "Passersby' in Holley hall Friday
evening. This Is the last number Ut the
high school entertainment course. Mrs.
Charles Bartlett died Friday morning q,
eleven o'clock at the home of James
DOten north of this village.-Mrs. David
Davis and daughter. Mrs Bert Lathrop
were calicd to Brandon Saturday by the
death OF Mrs. Davis's brother.
Jeremiah C. Cardell Ia Ill with the grip
Tho Hughes-Weeden evangelistic cam
paign, which has been held In the Metho
dist Episcopal Church for the past three
weeks. closed Monday night. Seventy
four converts were made. mostly young
people. or these 10 per cent. expressed
preference for churches other than thu
| Methodist. Tho cvangelistic party LET
Tuesday morning for Rutland whor'
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BRIDPORT.

At the town meeting March = officers
were elected as follows: Moderator. ]. C.
S. Hamilton; clerk. J. II. Howe: treasur-
er. d. II. Bennett; selectman. w. II. Hues-
tbs; lister, +. II. Harris; school director.
o. M. Sherbino: trustee United States de-
posite money. c. II. Smith; constable. Il.
j. Norton; road commissioner. G. D..
Payne; town agent, q. II. Walker; audi
tor, c. Ii. Smith; library trustee, Mrs.
G. e. Frost. Tax voted $l.6O. IAcense vote.
no 81, yes 35.-Mrs. William Sunderland
went to Massachusetts last week..
Charles Lee will carry on the farm Of
Mrs. Jennie Barnes.-Jewett Wing has
returned to Feura Bush, N. Y.
Herman r. Townsend went to North
Dana, Mass. Tuesday to meet his mother.
Mrs. Mary Standardization 8. Dukett
will move to the village April and will
occupy the house soon to be vacated by
Henry Wiliams.W. y. Bibeau has
pneumona.-SerrillG Gardner was injured
while boarding q train at Crown Point,
". y, Monday
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising i'll 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 IL words, two
lines Special terms to adj
vertisers using from 250 to
1000 lines within IL con-
sccutive months.
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital

10 Pine st, Burlington. Vt.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. 'Phons
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HELP WANTED.

A wcOp NOVELTY MANUFACTURES
wanted TO locate whore birch IS plenty
aud reasonable. I can furnish good
sght on tho d. 4 ~ railroad snd saff!-
Client standing timber handy TO supply
factory and would take some stock IN an
established business. Give details If bust
ness in FIRST letter. W. " Farr. Buriing-
ION, VI. 45.d.w,f.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Bicknell OF South
Lancaster. Mass. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Bicknell last week.--A. Il.
Byington was in North Ferrisburg the
last OF last week.-The play. 1.-The Pri-
vatc Tutor was given Friday evening
in the Ladies' Aid hall for the benefit
of the senior class Of the j. II. s. There
was large and appreciative audience
The sum Of s9l,0J was received and the
class cleared $3.50. The class of 1917 are
very grateful to a, Who helped make
the event a success Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Baldwin and three children of Dandy
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Beers the past week.-Mrs.. Carrie
Bruce and daughter Irene and Harold
lincoln of Essex Junction attended the
play. 1.-The Private Tutor" Friday eve-
ming.
The grammcr school are to have an en-
hibit of sewing and an entertainment In
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

The Ladies' Aid society held an ALL
day meeting with Mrs. James Corey on
Wednesday.-The Ferrisburg and North
Ferrisburg Whist clubs will unite At
Aliens hall Saturday evening. Card play
ing will begin at eight o'clock sharp
Members are requested to bring lunch.
Coffee will be servod.-The young people
who attend the Troy Conference Acad-
envy at Poultney are at home for 10
days vacation.-The Rev. r. J. Meader Of
Burlington spent Monday with william
M Palmer and family.
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TO-DAY
We direct atten7
ton to SOmeVery|
notable Price Re-
auctions on
EspeC ian y desir7
able Three Piece
Living Room
Suits
These are shown in Fumed and Golden Oak and are subj

These shown in Fumed and Golden Oak and sub
santaly built. ~.
3-piece Fumed Oak Suit.
Stat back STYLE consists of ettee chair and rocker spring
cushions of eatherette, regularly $2450 Special $199
3-piece Fumed Oak Suit.
Table, chair and rocker all to match. Table has boo
rack Sides chair and rocker upholstered in eatheree
lary $780, Special $1S9
Extra specia-Owing to buying in large quantities
PIECE FUMED OAK SUIT chair and rocker with leather
cite seat and back Table with book shelf Sides real $500
Vaiue SIo.S1
3-piece Fumed Oak Suit.
Large rooy rocker and chair with wing Sides upholstery
of brown eatheree table has book shelf sides, regularly
$3.50. Special .............,.......-.-. S229
3-piece Golden CHARTERED Oak Suit.
Consists of table, chair and rocker rocker phoster
ed in brown genuine Spanish leather with slip spring cushions
Table has double book shelves regularly $500 Speca
S4S.9S. -.
3-piece Fumed Oak Suit.
seat style with heavy moeskn upholstery Table has heavy
plank oak top drawer and copper hardware regularly $50
special 49,, -S4S.S
3-piece Fumed Oak Suit.
Rocker chair have eaherete seats The table is AZ
SIZE Special Sll94
3-piece Fumed Oak Suit
Consists rocker upholstered with leather
table with book shelf sides and heavy plank top regularly
S25OO Special ................... S21 81
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CORNWALL.

Paul Nariabone has moved into the
William Wright house and he will work
for William Hodgson for a year.-Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Sperry have moved from
the Harry Sanford farm TO John Sperry's
farm. which lattsr they will carry on
The What so-over Circle met with Mrs.
Leland Stone March 81. G. Litchfield
has moved his family out Of the tenement
house owned by g. w. Jewett. He will
carry on a farm in Shoreham..-Mrs. 8. w.
Jewett is spending few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Luther Roscoe in Wey-
bridge. THE school in district No. clos
cd March .. Other schools in town will
not close till March 16.-One of the series
of whist parties was held Friday evening
at the d. A. r. Chapter house.
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WALTHAM.

The y. S. club met with Mrs. A. f..
Booth March Sth. There were nine mem
bers present and one visitor. An inter-
esting literary program was carried out
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hunt have returned
from Montpelier. where they were called
by the serious illness of their niece Miss
Maud Hunt.-Frank Tucker. Jr.. has gone
to work for julie Laflamm in Ferrisburg.
Mrs. r. H. Booth Of vergennes visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Ward.
last Saturday.-AIrs. Emma Jackman Is
ill-Madam Burroughs. who has been in
poor health for some time. was able to
attend the N. s. club Thursday.-Afiss
Mary Goodspeed closed a successful term
of school in District No. 1. March end
Edward Dana Of New Haven. now page
in the Legislature. recently visited his
cousin, Henry Jackman.-Herbert Bur-
roughs was in Burlington Friday
Lewelwin Teyrrel has moved into G. A.
Hunts tenement and commenced work
for Mr.. Hunt for the season.-Miss Maud
Hunt. who is being treated at H@ton
hospital. Montpelier. is improving
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Filters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
% st. Paul Street
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ESSEX CENTER.

c. J. Hanley spent Sunday in Montpe-
lier.-Mrs. William Wright has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital. improved.
The funeral of Charles Guyette. Sr., was
held Tuesday at his sons. Fred. Burial
was in Mt. View cemetery. Mr.. Guyette
was % years. three weeks and three days
old The Rev. Mr.. Allen officiated.-Wil-
liam Wright was in Champlain Tuesday
in the interest of the Central Telephone
company.-fhe last number OF the enter
tainment course will be given at the town
hall March 10, instead of March II as
stated on the season tickets