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JERICHO

The young people Of the Baptist Ct}
will have book social at the
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Fosters Tue|
evening, January g. Cake and coffee|
he served.-John Schillhammcr wi|
Milton Tuesday on business. The far|
commenced to f!ll the creamery ice u
"Wednesday John and William 81
hammer were in Burlington Wednd
evening at Masonic meeting
Tomlinson. who has been seriously
gaining slowly Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ton were recent visitors in Essex I
tion.-John Wall has gone to
panoosuc 10 live with his brother-in|
Dale Bullock, this winter.-Ida vi
who has been ill. is able TO be up ar|
tho house Mrs. Stevens Of Island
has come to live with her son and
wife. MIR. and Mrs. Stevens. H. 4. =
He'll was q business visitor in Burlir1
Tuesday Mrs. John Schillhamncr
received word Of the serious illneI
her brother, Balzar Trie5 OF Nash
who has double pneumonia. Mr.. and
Bert Beers were in Huntington Tue
to attend the funeral OF his sister,
Sarah Cleveland. Members Of the
egational Church were out calling
day to collect money to pay expens|
the churchill. s. Reed of Rchr
was in town on business Monday.-1
has been received of the death of Thu
Casey, former resident here. He
with his son. James. at Brigham
Essex. Representative sweeney OF Il
Pond was an over Sunday visitor al
home % Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens. rel
ing TO Montpelier Monday morn
Steven Myette is moving part of
goods here from Nashville, where nd
Mrs. Myette expects To return early n
spring.-Miss Bernice AlgerS Is cor
by illness.-Mrs Lillian Trudo and do
| ter. Pernice. visited at the home OF
! Celia Nittell at t'nderhil sunday.
and Mrs. Raymond, late of Middle
I Springs. were recent Visitors AZ The
, of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchil
/ Mrs Raymond will he remembers
, Miss Lillian Terril. a former teach
! the primary grade Of this village SO
| William Pollard Of 81. Johnsbury
| at his horne here over Sunday.
Z and Mrs. John Flint of Essex wa
! town Tuesday on business
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HANCOCK.

Char.es Stockwell md son Lawrence.
from Randolph, were in town recently
Mrs. S. T. Fesscndcn. who has been with
her father, j. II. Church. through the
summer. has returned to Boston. her
father going with her as far as Bellows
Falls. where he will visit his son. George.
Miss Phyllis Farr il recovering from
the measeS.--Mrs. Charles Curtis and
daughter, Ethel. and son. Floyd. visited
her son. Henry, in Braintree severa!
days ago.--A. a Miller was at homo
from MONTPELIER last week. very i'll. but
was able to return last Monday
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Lester X. coriiss died al has nrm'.
il. after nine weeks iliEess.
funeral was hcli at the house :
day afternoon ~ 1880 o'ciocN ahd
burial was IN the :. Nibars
cemetery. Mr.. Cor!iss was born in ;
ton October ~, l>53. anu WAS tue"
in his 9th yea Most Of his .i'' mas
passed in St Adams. He was one i"
Oldest members of st. .All&':s Cot
No. 81. l. o. q. T.. Mr.. Corliss IL cir-
by one son. John o. CorlisH OF this
and two brothers, c. \. C'urli2a Of 81
field and G. j. CorliSs of Coates. ka
The latter is vis!tn. here nj TIE pr
time.
Word WAS rereiVe,! Thursda: 81
death of Dewey Forth 1T Wa,erbur.
had been there for about two yca-s
the cause OF his death WAS couvu!:
folio wing the breaking or :. hio'd v
Mr.. Forth. who was the son OF 1r
Mrs. T.. II. Fortir OF Hoyt greet.
born in this city May u, 1885, and
therefore In his 10Th year. The ;"nHG
Is Survived bv his parents, three si
MIS-. (. T.. Pa'aols OF SrHe7er,ady.
Mr.. L. q. Greene of Nontrea..
Lillian Forth of this I:y, ara
brotteIs. Herbert OF Montreal. MAJ
S.lirn. Ivan aid Donald Of this
ard Marry, WHO Is located in the
'''re body was rrol sht home v VI
night, accompanied 10y tha y'unc
Gather, Who went 10 Waterbury q
day. The funeral VIZ, held 4. toe
Saturday Ut 2;5i o'c.ock, tire
George w. Smith oinc'atns B-ilaI
in the South aIain sirct c"'r"'e.Y
News has been leDnivcd q tic
of a son January ~ 10 Mt ina
Harry n. Ia Bounty ot SVracNse'
Mr. and Mrs. I.aB1mnt" Were .prnel
dents OF this c';y
City Cl.rA a. NJ. Hopkins rlateI
following report Of vital stA''sNe
the year 1916: Births 1872 mA'r'aS1
deaths l33 Tho births show dsi !hq
in number, marriages. and deaths
aging about The same as tn .tS
yiouS.
A son Wa norn Sunday attorno1
Mr.. and Mrs J. q. Murphy al tie y
bans hospital.
The funeral OF Charles lheN, Nu''
in Worcester, Mass, "Wednesday, d.
aud whose body arrived IN ms city
,nday morning. was neld ~ ne u
|hnrch Saturday rlorniuH ~ zen %
he Rev. !. Wcslc, l;after pastor q
church. officiating. the hooy W"3 u
in the South N2iu street vault, aW'
burial,
sweeney brothers raVo lease,
1917 the ice plart erected ny y.
Fisher by the ARTIFICIAL laito nui
him on his farm about q milo fro
Alhans CITY. Last season M y
noticed that the four acres Of i.t''
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CHARLOTTE.

At the annual business meeting of the
Congregational Church Friday afternoon
the following officers We're elected: Mod
orator, j. +. Ramsay; clerk Mrs. G.. NJ.
Byington: executive committee. Gilman
Foote. Merritt Carpenter John Williams !:
collector. ]. =. Ramsay; treasurer. l.. r.
Mcneil: standing committee Mrs. w. S.
Vale; fire committee, +. +. Smith; ushers,
J. H. Thorpe. L. f. Mcneil John Lewis,
G. NJ. Byington; missionary committee,
Anna Byington. Noah Frink. Mrs. ]. p.
Ramsay, C. NJ. Byington. Mrs. NJ. c.
| Higbee, Wallace Mcneil: superintendent
OF Sunday school. Scion Lewis.-The
| fidelity class had their business meeting
Friday evening in the vestry and the
following officers We're elected Presi-
dent, Noah Frink; vice president. Carlton
Mcneil: secretary, Katherine Root; treas
urer. II. &. Smith, teacher. the Rev. Mr..
Hagadorn. After the business meeting
refreshments We're served and a socisl
time enjoyed.--Mrs. W. II. Boardman is
/ i'll with pneumonia and a nurse from
Burlington is caring for here. j. Fer.
guson Of Burlington was in town Sat-
urday on busineSs.-R. q. Whaliey lafl
! Thursday for Portersvlle, Cal. to visi,
relatives. Mrs. Whalley, who has beer
there for some time, will return with
! him in the spring.
| Mrs. Herbert c. Thorp was called to
! Lyndonville last Tuesday by the sudden
death OF her sister. Miss Irene Mcdowell.
Her remains were brought to Shelburne
, tor burial Miss Frederick MCGEE lef,
Thursday for Hartford, Conn, where she
/ has employment.-Mrs- Ezra Williams
Z has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital, where she went for an opera
/ zion some weeks ago, and is much I'm
proved. Mrs. j. s. Wooster expects TO sc
to Chicago the last of the month 10 spend
the remainder Of the winter with rela-
tIves.-Miss May Lessor OF Burlington is
visiting friends in town.-Mr and Mrs
Merritt Carpenter visited their granpar
ents Mr.. and Mrs Henry Carpenter. il
f'errisbUrg last week.
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cH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

An important business change IN the
village took place Yesterday when Morris
u. Smith and Arthur NJ. Smith took pos
session or the Crandau drug store. Mr..
trandall rctires after many years of ac-
tiVc business. The Smith brothers VIII
continue AS at present, carrying On the
drug business, The agency for the Free
iress ana other newspapers and maya
zines and carrying an extensive line OF
stationery. The store will undergo some
repairs and fresh line of goods will he
nm IN. Thc now proprctors are we'll
known here, being old residents. and will
endeavor to serve their patrons with cour-
tcSN that Will merit continued patronage.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual meeting of tho Ladies So
cial Union was held ct the congregational
Church narlors " ednesday, January ~
The following officers were clc'ted: Pfcsl-
dent. Mrs. W. c. Stevens; vicc-prcsident'
Mrs. y. q. Atwood. secretary and trrsS-
urer. Miss Caroline ferrh. The usual
committees were appointed. TIC society
has earned sSsS,l7 in the rast year fhey
have paid $3.50 on thu church deoi ana now
have about 1888 In the bank.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Cleveland, wife q w. +.
Cleveland died Friday night after !ohs
illness. She was SO years or age
The vestry OF the Congregational
Church was the scene OF a pleasant al
fair Thursday evening when the Fort
nightly club held its eighth annual gen
uemen's night, Members and guests 10
the number of 70 enjoyed an elaborate
supper. after which Mrs. ID. NJ. Johnson
Tce-presdent of the club, presided IN 'he
absence of the president MIS- ba'"'
Marvin, and toast TO the clup WAS
given by Mrs Harriet Carpenter an"
toast to the gentlemen by MIS-, - a.
Donahue. After these Mrs. ~ a. b0rH'"i'
chairman of the entertainments c"i''I'.-
zee, introduced the speaker OF the eve
nng, President John NJ. Thomas Of MIC
diebury. who gave an intereS'hS va"
on MS experiences as chaplain WIN '"e
vermont troops in Texas laSt Suii'n'e',
during the evening "A qunr'"i '"NhpoS' =
of w. Il. Johnson. Jf. Don !|nt oil
Burlington, DR.. II. A. Donahu" ana ~ -,
i'urncll pleased the company with SoNei"'
vocal selections. The room aud lAp''s
were decorated with nags.
! The annual parish supper ana m'''nh
| OF Me Congregational Church WAS "e''
| W cuHcSuay, Jan 10 About 80 were Il'N
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MONKTON RIDGE.

artin Luther Sweet. aged SO years
u'eu January j at the home Of his
nrother-in-law. Ray Stokes. in Starks-
noro' lie ia survived by his mother.
Mrs' Eiecta sweet of Farrisburg, a
SISTER VINO lives in puXburv. and two
brothers, Abraham of Forrisbure and
samuel of Springfield, Mass. The fu-
neral was held Monday. Jaruoi.v & ,t
Two o'clock at tho Friends Church. the
ifev. j. Il. Ransome officiating A male
quartet sang two selections. Tho bear
crs were Henry TIallock. Peter Uaskins
Kay stokes and william Masters
Burril was in the Ridge cemetery
among th""c from cut of town to at
trni the funeral We're Clayton Stokes,
Henry Hallock, Ray stokes and son,
curtis. Fay stokes and son and Peter
Iiaskins Of Starkshoro, and Mrs. Elccta
sweet Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Sweet and
Rufus Way of ifcrrisburg
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ORWELL.

me f'rst Naiona' Bank Of orwell held
US annual meeting January 9 and elected
-. NJ. Wright president: Fl. f.. Young.
Nice-president: d. l.. Wells, ca shicr: and
-. n. North and w. ". French. auditors
- NJ. flshcr' missionary TO Japan. was
the guest Of the Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs Sow
erai days last week He spoke Thursday
evening at the mid-wcck service, Just be.
1ore leaving for New York. lie came IN
inns country for eye treatment which,
proved successfulAlas Alice Warren
went 10 New York city !ast week for n
snort staN.-Nirs. K. s. Arthur is in ri.
cohderoSa, n. y. for treat
Jus Nrchcr ana family of Chester re-
'"r"eo nome lest week after several DAYS
spent with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r
VI. iliy-Thc I'ortnightly club met Ian
WIN MRS. isaacs, Il being present. 49,
ne ice harvest commenced last weel,
from Chote Pond. The ice was from, 1s
10 ~ inches thck.--Alber. Charror. for
merry or Benson. has moved into the
h''ps mouse in this village for the win
ter.-Charles Purcell has the measles.
y. prescott has hceu IN
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Cynthia lIHpgood and dnug.
Deborah and Dorothy, Ucrc in Bur
ton Monday. Mr.. Tia Bates will g
tain the Lendaband Circle tod
G. M. McGarghan is gaining and
nurse who has been caring Tor him
returned 10 Waterbury, chi
who are Ill arc bcllc Church, n
Alger and Donald ileatherington.- -
Len Cassne Is ii with grip Miss
fh.Eier was not able 10 open school
week and it IS being conducted BY
teachers training class. Mrs. Ger
is in poor health G. W. Palmer
from Burlington Tuesday night, to ;
Mr.. Lane, he having been detaine
Burlington for some time by illness i
f.luiit.
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harrington is confined TO his home by i'll
ncSs'-ioWcll Hammond. who has been
h'' Is abe to be out. Miss Hazel Jcrncsa
~ assisting in the Atlantic & Pacific
'oinpahys storc.--Levi II. Brown has re-
'urned from n business trip through
northern New York. The Misses Mary
and Martha Garno Of Burlington ana
thcir brother. Douglass Garno. Of the
University of Vermont were called here
yesterday by the death of their grand
'noth r, Mrs. Al1cnc Garno, widow Of
Joseph Garno.--Mrs. A. S. Wright is
spending the week in Montpelier with
hcr husband. Representative Wright of
Walthani- Mrs. Cadv of Chazy, y. Y,
Is Visiting her mother, Mrs. D. T.. Mcadcr
nj the home of &. r. * Pierce.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Preaching ~ the Methodist Episcopal
church sunday morning. sermon ny the
pastor on The objectionable SIM" sun
day school l. m.
Mr.. Combs OF Fast Berkshire and w.
Foley Of Wakefield visited AZ Ray i'ietch-
ei's Tucsday.-Mrs. II. ragC, who has
been ill., is better Mrs Nellie BATES IS
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Mrs. Nellie o. IIoag of GrenJ Isle, who
has been visiting relatives here for ten
days, has returned home. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. I5evns have sold their interest
in the place formerly owned by Homer
Fevins to the la,tcr's wife, Mrs. Flora
Bcvins. Possession will be given this
coming spring
There will be basketball game bctwee,
Westford and EsseX Junction on Fri
day evening. Mrs X o. Perry Is i'll.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mir. and Mrs. Ira Chase are recovering
slowly after attacks Of Grio.--katherine
King is confined to III" house by illness.
and also little Margaret Weilinger Mrs.
r. T. Forbes and son We're in burlington
Tuesday.-.M. W. Hinsda!e and Earl Aver
we're in Burlington Saturday to attend
the agricultural meeting. Ear Aver und
son, Harold. are passing . few days III =.
lAlbnnS and SWanton.
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MILTON BCRO.

Ralph King spent u few days Last week
with his sister, Mrs. Sydney Gordon.
Lawrence Stanley spent last week in
Fletcher and other places Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley Gabarce aud Mrs. Ruby Gordon
were in St. AibaJns January .0-John
Cameron spent Saturday and Sunday in
this place.-Mldred Evernts spent Friday
night at Brooksidr farm.-Arthur and
Don Gonyeau ard Leon Lester are visit
ing in this place,-Mr. and Mrs. @. A.
Stanley and A B. Wood and family at
tended the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. +. Sunderland at tnoi, horne in
Georeia January r.
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CORNWALL.

The Wanakalsatuk Campfire Girls Will
hold "A social ut the town hall Friday eve
ming. They will give ceremonial meet
ing and refreshments will be served
Miss Ruth Benedict. who has been III
several days with grip, returned Wedn"s-
day To her school in Salisbury. u
o. Foote Of Charlotte is a guest OF Ter
daughter Mrs. Alfred Paync.-Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Williams of Saranac. \. x,
were recent guests of their uncle ana
wife Mr. and Mrs. Charles Otis
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Maytie Kingsland has gone TO her
school near Bellows F>alls.--Mr and Mrs
Charles Riley have returned from Il visit
to their daughter at Boston. Many are
i'll in town with grip or severe colds
Linus Payne has returned from Bur-
lington.-Mr and Mrs. f. l.. Miner are
planning to locate in Michigan in the near
future. There were no services at the
Congrega tonal Church last Sunday The
local grange installed officers January
AFR and Mrs. =. G. Crane have re-
turned from Atlantic CITY
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F, Allen have closed
their house and gone to Burlington to
rpend the winter Mrs. Carrie Field ;s
spending the winter in Winooski. The
LADIES' Aid society held their regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Baker January Io--Mr.s W. II. Dean re-
turned home Saturday from Ithaca, n Y,
where she visited her daughter. Mrs.
WI1iy and family.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of tine Farm ors' 6, Mechanics Savings
Institute g. Trust company will be held
at the banking house of the Merchants
Nations! Bank of Burlington, Vt, on
"Wednesday. january n, 1917. at II go
o'clock a. m, for the election of trustees
w. G. ISHAM, Treasurer
Burlington. VT. December IS. 1916.
r,6 " It
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EAST SHELBURNE.

IT. r. Chittenden has a force Of men
at the pond cutting ice Most Of the
farmers are filing their icehouses.-Mrs.
Ruel Wheelock has returned to Colchcs-
.er. after spending the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". !. Parker-Nrs
Mark Thompson Is suffering from an at.
tack Of Che grip.
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Maud Clifford. jerome cutter of HUNT
ington is visiting friends here-~"rs'
Vienna Hill is in poor hcalth.-7Mr' ana
Mrs. u. Dpnahuc attended the rairyincn
meeting in Burlington last wcck-The
Dorcas society will meet mt the Methodist
church parlors January Il with Mrs.
Ross as hostcss.--.Mrs. +. =. Smith ana
Miss Nina Smith are In Springfield Mass.
to attend the funeral OF the former 8
father, IIubhcIl Fuller.
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Real Estate Barqains

Several l. to 15-cow farms with team,
stock and tools. with prices from So 900
to $4,000. Also any kind of a large
farm anyone can ask for always on
hand.
The A. II. Duy Real Estate Agency.
Cambridge, VT.
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GRANVILLE.

1 A. 4 Briggs came home from TIE hos
piia Friday, somewhat improved in
health. lie went to the hospital Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. {. r. Martin and
daughter Of Rochester came to install
officers for Kingston Grange Saturday
night.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. T. Thompson arc
ms oI son, born January u.-urs
III smith Of Essex junction has
v'Sl'ins Mrs. Scion Bieelow Mrs.
nam Cilsweil Is cry i,!-Gco-re r,
l. at home =
Following IL the tir.nr. proer,,,
January u; Mrsir. oschoslra: sin
''ranFe; roll call Of memb re. ,ssro
70 by quotations. orcile, "a. -e,a;,,
bel Cadrot.e: discussion. "Do,.. /.
,ns range 10 Have Retro. hncnt
carry Ever Meeting. y. +. Gan
: Morgan. Mac Thompson, Alic.
cr1ncc; soiiG. Mildred Baker. ran
ILorrict Ia,iuri1inu. nr,lnr.r-
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z Pair Heavy Work SIeds

new cutter. l secondhand Stewart
heater and 10 lengths of stovepipc, in
tirst-class condition. ono 10-foot coun-
ter. one 25-foot counter almost new;
one kerosene OF, tank and pump.
J. II. F'ORyILLE, NVilIiston, VI.
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A VILLAGE FARM in the Connecticut val
ley. south of Bellows Falls. for sale or
rent to n good farmer who will stool, and
care for same. This farm is suitably
divided into tiilave, pasture and timber
land well watcred, select location good
coil and market. Apply in person or give
full particulars In first letter. Call Sat-
nrdcy evening or Monday morning. W. y
Farr, IS North Union ST.. Burlington. VI.
t2d,w.tf.
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SHELBURNE.

James Collier is Iii With pnrun.,-
MIA. Mrs. }. j. Collamer. who has been
listing her son and wife, Mr., and Mrs
George Collgirer Ut Barre. has returned
l:o,u,-.
The many frieDui OF Dr. Walter Hill
Gsctl Ranks OF Shclhurne Will regret 10
learn Of Bis death, which occurred yes
;nrdhy morning at $50 O'clock ut the
Mary Fletcher hospital He would have
boon 4, years old on April ,. Or, Ranks
underwent a serious operation week
ago, from which his recovery WAS very
doubtful. A second operation took place
last Monday. since which he failed rap
idly. He Is survived by e. wife. who was
Fanny Webster of Shelburne, n son. Hill
dreth, aged 10. and a daughter. Helen.
aged six: ;,lso two sisters. Mrs. Charles
Dearborn OF Denver Cola, and Mrs.
Hattie +. p~r,ag OF Auburn. Me. The
funeral will be held Friday afternoon at
two O'Clock ~ his late home, with inter
nent in Shelburne.-Mrs William Bise-
low has returned from the Mary Fict-
cher hospital, where she has been for
treatment and an operition.-The sociable
announced for tonight at the Trinity
parish house will be postponcd,--'rh Rev.
w II. Barnes OF Trinity Church. Winoo'
ski, will offciate at Trinity Church next
Sunday morning in exchange with the
rector. the Eev. G, +. Brusl.
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AUTOMOBILES.


[ HAVE OPENED 4 REPAIR SHOP and
am prepared to overhaul and put your
car in shape, either at your home or IN
my shop. Correspondence invited. Earle
Cross. T-ndcrhill, VT. 15.6t,w.lt
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FARMS FOR SALE.

LARGE FIRM for sale cheap. or will or
change FOR property In Burlington. As !
have como 10 the city to educate my chill
dren. | will sell my farm of over 500
acres. comfortable buildings running
water large maple orchard. abundance of
wood and timber. Make me reasonable
proposition In first letter and enclose
stamped envelope for reply. Exchange,
care OF Free Press. Burlington. VT.
~
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and steam EittcrA
m 50. Paul street
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington Veterinary HoSpita

73 Pine st, ngton. Vt.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
LOG.
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WANTED.

A COOK wanted at the Home for Dssti-
46.w,tf
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WESTFORD.

sunday SCHOOL at Its p. NJ. and preach
ing at 20 d NJ.
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RICHMOND.

a whist party will be given by the [.
0. F. IN their ball Thursday evening -
Mrs. L. l. Freeman and Mrs. Wade
were recently guests OF friends in Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Z. II. Pine entertained
the missionary society at her home Fri
day afternoon,-Mrs. Frank Ferguson,
who has been visiting al the home of AIR.
and Mrs. j. w. Berry, has returned to her
home in Starksbo-o.-Mrs. ]. K. Towne
has been confined 10 the house this past
week with the strip Miss Eva Berry OF
Burlington was the Cucs; OF her parents,
NIr and Mrs. j. c. Berry, over Sunday
L.. T. Flagg, who Ia assistant serr cant at =
arms, was unable to attend tho Lesisla-
turc the past week OWING to illness. The
Misses Eliza Cady OF New York city. Ma
rion PIE of Stowe and Marion Pike o.
Waterbury, were guests OF Miss Ruth Hill
tor over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry of
Fcrrisburg are visiting their daughter,
Mrs James Cannon. Mrs. J. W. Berry
il visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
White in starksboro. Wy. T.. EgaE oe IN
derhl was 10 town Monday.
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Hispano América., 1917-05-06

Cd Grupo de ninos manifestantes, que
piden la ibertad de los bohemios. (2)
Ninas americanas llevando una bandera
colossal en- las Gales de New York. (a)
Irlandes vestido con ell traje tfpico, que
tomo parte en- la misma grandiosa mani
festacion neoyorkina favor de la guerra