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PANTON.

Charles Gfandey Of 11ddlebury visited
relatives in town this weelx-H J. Trask
received q telegram Monday announcing
the death Of his wifes mother. Mrs. Hem
derson, Of Worcester, Mass, and he left
on tho noon train to be present at the
funeral Mr.. Trask had been with her
for a week previous to her death.-Mrs
Bertha Thompson and Miss Haswell Of
Argyle. N. T.. have been called here by
the serious illness OF Madame Cornell,
Mrs. Thompson's mother.-Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Allen Of New Haven were in town
Sunday.-E. L. Stage. L. G. Kent and
Loyal Spaulding attended the road COM
missioners' meeting In Middlebury last
week.-A. v. Pierce Of Potsdam. N. r.,
has been q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
RUSSO for a few days-Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Miller visited relatives In Essex
over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GIL
bert left Sunday evening for Maine to
reside with his parents-W. r. White Is
| In Burlington this week. called as petit
juror to the federal court. which convenes
there-At the annual election Of Officers,
Of the Ladies' Home Circle. Mrs r. L.
stage was elected president for the fifth
year. and the other officers were also re-
elected.-The ice In Lake Champlain has
about all diaappeared.--Thers will be NO
services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday. the pastor the Rev. O.
c. Cornell. being In attendance at the
Troy conference which Is being held al
Saratoga this week. He has given excel
lent satisfaction and II u greatly desired
that he be returned here for his third
year.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Beulah Dow, who is i'll with quinsy
at her home here. is somewhat i'm
proved.-Mrs. Timothy Stebbins is i'll at
her home at the village.-Mrs Thorpe.
teacher in the lower room at the village
school. was Ill Thursday and Friday and
unable to be in school-Grant Jackman
has finished saving lumber at the Human
Wooster farm, and will soon move his
portable saw to Richmond.-Mrs Walter
IL. Foss and son. Clifton, OF Wolcott are
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. g.
Fonda. and other relatives In town
Schools were closed Tuesday to permit
the teachers to attend the teachers meet
ing In Burlington.-In response to an APP
peal for help from the Chittenden county
branch of the Red Cross a committee was
appointed from the Baptist Church to
confer with others in town in regard to
calling meeting soon for the purpose
of organizing Red Cross chapter In
Charlotte. At Mount Carmel Church a
collection was taken and money raised for
the purpose.
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CORNWALL.

Jesse Foote went Saturday to White
River Junction to teach the spring term
of school there.-School Director ]. E.
Murray recently set q flag pole on the
school grounds at District No. z, and the
new flag flies there daily.-The What-so-
ever Circle met at the home Of Mrs. Ed
ward Matthews last Thursday afternoon
Miss Clara Murray. only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Murray was married
Monday morning to Wallace Mayo Of
Salisbury Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo have gone
on o wedding trip to Massachusetts,. They
will reside in Salisbury.-Important re-
pairs are being made at the Congrega-
tional Church in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Trask Of Kewanee,
ILL.,, are In town on a visit to Mrs. Trask' g
sister. Mrs. w. H. Bingham. and other
friends. Mrs. Trask will be pleasantly
remembered as Miss Agnes Stowell.
youngest daughter Of the late Col. and
Mrs. Edwin s. Stowell.-;Mr. and Mrs
James c. Austin have sold their place to
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker, and viii
| soon go to Burlington to reside.-George
Dimmock, who is at the Rutland hospital
for treatment, is reported as gaining In
| strength and his many friends hope for
a speedy recovery
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WILLISTON.

Roscoe Mace has purchased the
Phelps place on Main street and moved
his family from Burlington last week. TAX
ing possession Immediately There will
be no services at the Methodist Church
next Sunday. the pastor attending con-
ference at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-Roy
Lawrence has bought the place known as
the Charles Whitney place on North
street and owned by Frank Talcott-The
Rev. DR.. c. N. Curtiss left for Saratoga,
Springs, N. Y, Tuesday to attend the an
nual session of the Troy conference
III. E. Burke postmaster in Burlington,
gave a lecture to the schoolchildren last
Thursday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Tiras
1sham were guests of Mrs. Isham's BROTH
er, in South Burlington one day of last
Week.-Mrs. Florence Metcalf of Boston
is at home for her vacation-Miss Ade-
laide Morrill, of Burlington spent last
Sunday with her aunt. Miss Adelia
BroWnell
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HINESBURG.

About 100 ladies' met In the VeStry FIJI
day and elected a finance committee
under the direction Of the Burlington
and Chittenden county contingent OF Red
Cross work as follows: Miss Sada Wead,
chairman, Mrs. +. B. Dow, vice-chair-
man. Mrs. John Hopkins. Mrs. Henry
Strong, Mrs. C. w. Pierce, Mrs. w. j.
Barker and Mrs NJ E. Brothers. The
Kings Daughters started fund with
IS and later the committee will have a
house toulouse canvass for helpers and
contributions. The next meeting will be held
in the G. A. r. hall and the date an
nounced later-The w. r. c. has pre-
scented the high school with a beautiful
flag and as soon as arrangements can be
made It will be raised on the building
with appropriate services. The flag cost
$10.-The roads are cut up by the big milk
teams and in places almost impassable.-
DR.. Burdick has rented and moved into
the Baldwin house.-F'riday and Satur-
day sugar makers had the best run Of
sap of the season.
The Woman's Relief Corps presented a
flag to the local high school Friday after
noon.-M. ]. Finney is visiting in town.
DR.. Frost took Mrs. Frank Spaulding, who
is seriously i'll, to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Friday evening by automobile.
There will be public installation of
the recently elected officers of La
Plotte Chapter No. Ga. o. Z. S.. at the
town hall on Friday evening. Mrs. An
ma Evans grand conductor of Vermont.
will act as installing officer, assisted
by Mrs. Josephine Fay. grand marshal.
as marshal. Dancing will be enjoyed
after the installation.-Mrs. Lewis
Palmer and son. Leon. of Charlotte are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Tracey.
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SHELBURNE.

Ali women of the town are urgently re-
quested to meet Friday afternoon at 2:30
oclock in Trinity parish house to arrange
for doing Red Cross work.
The Young Women's Auxiliary of
Trinity Church gave sociable at
the parish house last evening. There
were refreshments and games-Dr.
w. S. Webb has presented a flag to the
town which will fly from the flagpole
on the common.-Miss Dorothy Cam.
bridge is Ill with measles.-The King 8
Daughters sale and supper recently
held was success, about $500 be-
ing taken in.-Miss Janet Harmon was
in town Monday.-Mrs. Alfred Martin
and daughter, Evelyn. visited friends
in town last week.-Mrs.. E. b. Beers
of Charlotte was in town Tuesday.
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CH|1TENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

George Foster. who had been i'll for
five weeks. died Wednesday evening of
last week. The funeral was held at
the house Saturday at 1880 o'clock.
The funeral Of George Foster. who died
Wednesday evening April II after an
illness of five weeks Of complications, was
held at his late home Saturday afternoon
at 1:30 o'clock. The Rev. ]. T. Buzzell
officiated. by request of the deceased.
Favorite passages Of scripture were read
and ASLEEP in Jesus" and TT Is Well
with My Soul'' were sung. The flowers
were many and beautiful and consisted of
bouquets and pieces from the different
societies Of the Baptist Church. friends
and relatives. The bearers were Dennis
Rood H. H. Day. Wilson Curtis. Jed
Varney and Y. @. Nay. Interment was in
the family .ot in this place Mr.. Foster
was born in Jericho 60 years ago, being
the son Of Milo and Minerva (smith) Fos-
ter and with the exception of seven years
In Essex he spent his life in this place.
He united with the Baptist Church early
In life and had been an active member.
In 1876 ne married Miss Abbie Davis Of
GIinesburg. who together with their four
children, Fred. Sadie. Wright and Mrs.
Fred Buxton Of this place and two sisters.
Mrs Nettie Johnson of Essex Junction
and Mrs Ella Hartwell OF MONTPELIER, also
seven grandchildren survive. Mr.. Foster
was a kind neighbor and will be much
missed in the communicates Mary
Cashmore ia out after an attack of the
measles.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Barney
have purchased the place formerly owned
by Horatio Chase and will take possession
May 1.--Those from out Of town to at
tend the funeral of George Foster were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. CLAYTON Wright of North Will
liston: Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Wilder. Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Hayward and AseI Puffer
Of Jericho Center. walter Smith of NASH
Vile. Miss Maud Hoyt of South Hero
ana Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lock of West
bolton. and Mrs. Charles Griffen of North
| Jyn,1erhill.-Miss Ella Rogers was an over
Sunday visitor at the home Of her par
ents In Cambridge. Sarah Sanford
Ia amending a few DAYS at the home of
Mr. and Mrs James Safford at Jericho
Center.-George Miller has so far recover
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WINOOSKI.

The employees of the American WOODEN
company Saturday celebrated the raising
Of the national colors on the mills with
speaking in the park. sherman's hand
and Company G, LIST Vermont. N. g., were
present. They gave short march about
a few streets of the village before taking
their position In the park. Az the f,ags,
one on the Champlain mill and one on mill
No. g. were being raised by two members
Of Company G the band played THE Star
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs w. A. Church and Miss Helen
Nash made a house-to-house canvas
Monday and Tuesday soliciting funds for
the Chittenden County Red Cross relief
work; about $50 was realized.-The Lend
a-hand Circle contributed $10-C. X. Ty-
Ter or Burlington was a weekend VISITOR
OF c. c. Fulier's.--Mrs. ]. b. Atkins leaves
for New York Saturday for few weeks
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IN ACCOUNT u death and sickness will
sell my homo farm. consisting of 1877
acre. about 66 acres In tillage and the
balance pasture and woodland; situated
large. modern house. good barns. together
with so head Of cattle team and farming
tools; will sell farm separate. II preferred.
This 10 one Of the best farms in WASH
ington county. For further particulars
address James II. Gates. r. F. D.. Mont
>pelief, Vt. ls,dwtf.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM worth owning can be had easy
terms with small down payment and
balance at SO. Good hill land and build
miles from depot. r. F. d. and telephone.
spring water at buildings. 1000 sugar
naples. abundance of spruce and other
timber on the $50 acres, Of which about
100 acres is tiilage the balance pasture
and timber land; this prolific farm with
out stock can be bought for only $1,000
and taxes, or ! would consider good Bur
lington property part payment. 'Ad-
dress vermont Ranch" care Of Free
Press. S6,d,w,tf.
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MILTON BOEO.

Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Richards were in
st. Adams April 17.-Don and Arthur Con-
yeau were in this place April 1e-Marion
Stanley returned to her school at West
Enosburg Friday.-T. s. Berry returned
to Burlington Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Reynolds spent Saturday at the
home OF his brother, Mortimer Reynolds.
-Ernest Elmer and family spent Sunday
at West Georgia.-Quite a quantity Of SUI
gar has been made the past week and of
good quality.
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FREE THURSDAY

visit with her sister, Mrs. Bernard Tow
ers.-Francis Obrien Of Montpelier Is WIS.,
iting his aunt, Mrs. r. B. whalen.-J. e.
Ofmstead and daughter, Florence, were
in Burlington the first of the week.
Papers have been received from Aber-
nathy, Tex, giving an account Of the
golden wedding celebration Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Preston, former resident of
Jonesville.--The Kings Daughters have
just sent two comforters to the Kurn
Hattfn Home
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL five years
old. for sale; large. very gentle, and a
proven sire of unusual merits; price $3.50.
Can be seen at Appietree Point Farm.
94,6tw,1t.
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FERRISBURG.

A meeting Of the Red Cross society will
De held at the home of Mrs. John I.
Adams on Saturday afternoon at 23O
O'Clock. 1t is expected this will be large
meeting. Every one who is interested in
this work is asked to come and join. Plans
Tor active work will mature at this
meeting.
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BRIDPORT.

FRANKLIN williams has returned to his
school.-Mrs. D. e. Rice still remains
very critically ill.-Miss Genevieve Haw-
thorne and Miss Addie Kellogg OF Mid
dlebury were in town Sunday-Russell
Myrick has bought the late Thaddeus
Myrick farm.-Raymond Mitchell has re-
turned to Enosburg Falls.-Mrs. r. s.
F. A. Myrick has returned from Burling-
ton
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ADDISON.
NEW HAVEN.

The Ladies' Union was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. j. o. Bottom and
Mrs. A. L. Roleau at the home Of Mrs.
Bottom.--'drs. Ethel Cook Of Lake George.
N. Y, is q guest of her sister, Mrs. H. c.
Peck.-Russell Everest Ia III with measles
Mrs. Adams Of Bristol Is in town visit
ing her children.-Miss Hazel Ward is
visiting in Monkton. ...
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FOR RENT.

THREE ROOMS with toilet pantry. shed.
nearly new. also hen-house and garden,
just of North Ave, only IS per month.
Inquire at IS North Union st. at meal
time evenings. 91.6t,w.1t.
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SALISBURY.

The Rev. f. r. Ryder IL attending the
Methodist Episcopal conference at Sara
toga this week.--E. L. Rand of Y. NJ. G.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED to hear from owner OF good farm
for sale. State cash price. full particulars
D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, MINI.
40,w,,e.o,w,6t
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CEMENT MIXER for sale; State agents fol
'Aix-a-Minute Mixer" II interested write
FOR circulars and prices. F. F. Shore a
6on. st. Adams, VI, 7626t,w,4t.
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INVESTORS. ATTENTION! I have a nearly
new house. suitable for two small fami-
lies near car line in the north part Of
this city. which I will sell so low that
the rent Of one part will pay the inter-
est on purchase price. Why not own a
homo and get the benefit of the rise on
real estate that is sure to come in this
section? See me at meal-time or eve
nings. Don't phone. w. v. Farr. IS
North Onion st. S9,dwtf
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The Willing Workers met yesterday
afternoon at the Friends parsonage
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Denton were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WASH
burn Of Charlotte-Miss Gladys Meader,
who has been Ill with ulcers of the stom-
ach, is improving. -; r. r.a s
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Anderson. who passed the winter
in Washington. D. c., with her daughter.
Mrs. Smith. has returned and opened her
house.-Dr. Mary Mn Plat returned to
Boston last Saturday for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.. Nottingham returned
from Rutland last Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Parish of Bridport passed
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Tottingham.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Moore.
Miss Atwood and E. H. Moore passed Sum
day in Brandon with Madam Moore
The parish Of st. Genevieve Church held
a whist party at ]. p. Wissel's Tuesday.
The military CENSUS Is completed and
ITO names have been enrolled, between
the ages Of 10 and y. Fifty Of these are
unmarried.
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A." VIII preach in both Congregational
and Methodist Episcopal Churches Sum
DAY In the absence Of the pastor.-The
Pony Anna club will hold another Of
tneir popular socials at the town hall on
friday evening. An old-fashioned spell
ing match will be one of the features of
the evening. Mr.. Rand will be present,
ana refreshments will be served. All are
cordially invited.-Miss Mildred Whitney
went Saturday to Benson. where she is
teaching school.-George Calvin cut his
i0t hand very badly Saturday while
saving wood.-Orlo 8. Bump was with
MS parents over Sunday, returning Mon
Gay to Albany, where he is employed in
the Rensselaer, Dairy company as book
keeper.-Miss Grace johnson has recov-
cred from an attack Of appendicitis, and
resumed her position in the Fletcher
s.ore.-Miss Georgia Payne entertained
the Poily Anna club at her home on Sat-
urday afternoon
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FOR SALE.

SPRING EXPRESS WAGON and heavy har-
ness for sale. 80 North St Phone 1881.
94,d.w.tf.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

WHITE PLYMOUTH CoCKEREL from my
best laying stock, worth IS: IS buys him
II taken at once. Call early. IS North
Union st. 9l6tw,1t,
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tion. It Is also the time for paying the an
nuai dues.--Mrs. Louise Estey Of Hines
burg Is Ill at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Mary Collamore.-There will be a
special Rebekah meeting this eve
ming at Odd Fellows hail. Grand
Warden Mrs. Clara Peterson Of
st. Johnsbury will make an oficial
visit. A program will be rendered and
light refreshments served.-Mrs. A. NJ.
Norton, Mrs. w. II. Ridley, Mrs. u. F..
Edmunds, Mrs. d. r. Bosworth and Miss
Helen Bosworth were in Burlington We'd
nesday.-A. c. Sumner and Z. l.. STAN
nard are in Hanksville measuring lumber
for the Thomas brothers.
ADDISON.
The D. A. RS held meeting with Mrs.
8. II. Smith Wednesday afternoon in the
interest Of the Red Cross work.-Rus-
sell Smith has returned home having been
In Montpelier during the Legislature az
assistant doorkeeper.-The Aid society
held a pleasant meeting last Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Erwin Adams About
10 were in attendance. Mrs. George Jack
son assisted in entortaining.-Erwin
Clark left Sunday to resume his studies
at Canton, N. Y.-C. w. Barber Is Ill
with the grip.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Clark
were Sunday visitors in Burlington
Milking machines have been installed at
William Noonan's and the Sherman
place,
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WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS now for
Matching eggs from the worlds three best
utility fowls: Essex strain b. Plymouth
Wyancottes. $3.50 per Is; Ditograph strain
White Faverolles. IS per Is. +. E. Per-
kins, rs North Prospect st. 40,w.4t.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in 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 ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Supper will be served by the Kings
Daughters at the library rooms Friday
evening, April 20. from five to eight
O'CLOCK. Entertainment will also be fur
nisneo.-There will be no service at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday. as
the pastor, the Rev. F. N. Hagadorn, Is
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CHOICE TIMBER LANDS for sale at price
that is right. Handy to the railroad and
can be operated ON wheels. Why pay the
exorbitant price charged by retailers IL
you have use for much good lumber. Call
on W. v. Farr. IS North Union St.. Bur-
lington, VT. 9O,6tw,1t.
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Smith return this
week to Massachusetts,. from which they
expect to go to Hartford. Conn.-Ava and
Esther Baker visited in Huntington over
Sunday.-Mrs. Blanche Berry is visiting
at A. L. White's.-Starksboro Grange has
accepted an invitation to attend Bristol
Grange April 2.-Henry Harris is SPEND
ing few days with his grandfather. Hen
~ Holcomb-Alma Hanson is much bet
ter.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Grace Be-
saw. in Bristol.-E. r. Wyman has in
stalled milking machine.-The Chris
tian Culture club will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Celia Nli.-The officers Of
Friendship Bible class will meet Friday
afternoon for social and business meet
ing.-John Tefft has returned from spend
ing the winter in Florida and Is boarding
at F. NJ. Walston's.-Hervey Clifford has
gone to live with his sister. Mrs. William
Hanson, in Monkton.-Ernest Scribner
has finished working for o. ]. Ryan and
is working for Thomas Rounds-The pro-
gram for the next Grange meeting, the
9th. will be in charge Of the following
committee: Mrs. Nina Clifford. Mrs.
Maud Clifford. Mrs. Martha Smith and
Miss Nina Smith.
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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
Ill animal surgery. including equine
ana canine operating tables. Phone
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR AND REPAIR MAN is open
for an engagement with a sales-room or
garage demonstration. or gentleman
chauffeur and caretaker. Address Care
full Driver" care of Free Press. S4.d.w,u.
YOUNG MAN who understands driving and
repairing would like a position in auto
mobile salesroom or garage; references
furnished. Address Co." Free Press.
6Q.d,W,t t.
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STANDARD CHESTS
Laid on your floors.

Pay for themselves in by saving garments o4
ulaon by moths They also increase your wardrobe spa
make convenient Seats and handsome decorative pieces
any Sec them display in window this week.
A large variety and wide range of prices.
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HELP WANTED.

HELf WANIEOs
BLACKSMITH wanted, a good. all-'round
man; steady work and good pay to the
right man. Frank T. Moore. Gofstown'
N, H 91.10t,w,1t
cwO GOOD MEN wanted for farm, tene-
ments furnished. G. l.. Nichols, Enosburg,
VT. 91,7t,w.1t
4 WOMAN wanted for general housework
no laundry work; references required.
Apply Mrs. F. w. Ward, 500 Main St.,
Burlington, VT 42.wt
! GIRL wanted for general housework in
family Of three; no washings: references
required. Mrs w. Z. Mcbride, GIL East
Allen St, Winoosk 1,w,2t
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"A COMPETENT COOK wanted by April
10th; references required Mrs. Charles l..
Woodbury.. 81 North Prospect 3S,wtr
A COOK wanted at the Home for Desti-
ture Children. References required.
46.w,tf.
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TRED PRESS WANT ADS. PAY BEST.