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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-28
SEVERAL DAYS BACK IN
GARBAGE COLLECTION

Street Commissioner Meshy said
this morning that the department
was several days back in the garbage
collection, but expected to be work
ing on schedule shortly. The COM
missioner said he is unable to get
labor and this is the cause of the
force working behind schedule.
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receive no bene-
fit, when so many
have proved that
Lydia E.. Pink
hams Vegetab BILE
Compound w Ill
make them well?
For over a year
| suffered so from
female weakness
1 could hardly
stand and was
afraid to go on
the street alone.
Doctors said medi-
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CLUB TO HIKE

The Boys Club of the st. Johns
Lutheran Church will hold hike
p ross the surrounding country this
evening at o'clock. All members
are requested to meet at the church
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PLAN MUSICAL SERVICE

The choir Of the First Presbyter-
ian Church will meet for rehearsal
this evening at 7.30 o'clock. Prepa-
rations are being made for the spe-
cial musical service to be given on
Sunday evening, October 21.
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TEACUERS' CET PAY

The first pay envelopes for this
term of school were issued to teach
ers this morning. The local list of
teachers on the payroll includes fifty
nine names
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WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkhan1's
Vegetable Compound

Fulton, N. Y.-"Why will women
pay out their money for treatment and
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STATE TO UNITE
IN FISH SURVEY
New York and Pennsylvania
Will Plan Joint Work For
Conservation at Once

Plans for CO.
operation between
the states of New
York and Pennsyl-
vania in regard to
fisheries and for
conservation work
will be discussed
at a meeting to be
held at Albany be-
tween New York
and Pennsylvania
officials. Nathan
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16O Typewriters Arrive
at Aviation Camp

One hundred and sixty Under
wood typewriters arrived at the avia-
ton building yesterday and are be-
ing stored there.
Alvin Maths, one Of the Royalton
boys who was sent to Camp Meade,
Md, has been commissioned as a
corporal.
Mrs. Jacob Shroy. who is a mem
ber of the Sunday school class of
Mrs. William Lindemuth' of the
ethodist Eispcopal Sunday School,
entertained the class last evening at
her home in honor Of her birthday.
A meeting of the Boy Scouts will
be held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening. Christ Hoover
will be chosen as leader for the boys.
taking the place of Joseph Mason,
who will leave this evening for Pauls-
boro, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duker and son.
John. Jr., spent yesterday at the
Lancaster fair.
Mrs. Joseph Surridge, of Dayton.
Ohio, is visiting in town..
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Albright, of
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting in town
for some time, making the trip by
automobile.
HALIFAX
Mrs. B. c. Koppenheffer on We'd
nesday evening gave party in honor
of the birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Martha. at her home in
! Armstrong street. Those present
were: Misses Margaret Mullin
Catharine Biever, Evelyn Lands
Florence Hess, Rosalie Hill, Grace
Sheesley. Rachel Lehr, Lena Fox
Martha Koppenheffer. Ellen Sham
mo. Hazel Albert. Martha Hoff
man. Lee Noblet and Robert
Motter.
The Ladies' Bible Glass OF the
United Brethren Sunday School were
entertained Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. William e. thinner
man. Refreshments were served.
Sunday win be a red letter day
for the Church of God at Matamoras
There will be Rally day and Harvest
/ Home services. The Rev. o. J.
Farling of Penbrook, former pas.
tor, will speak in the morning and
! there will be special music by the
choir from the Penbrook Church OF
Coo. In the evening the pastor, the
Rev. Charles o. Houston, will deliver
q special Harvest Home sermon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-05
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The funeral OF Mrs. Alexander Parks
was held from her late homo Friday att
ernoon, the Rev. q. H. Redding officiating.
Those from out Of town to attend the fu-
neral were George Randall Of Wolcott,
Myrtle Legare Groton. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gardner. st. Johnsbury, Mrs. F. L. Dunn,
Richford. Mrs. Williams. Mrs. c. w. Tink-
er, Morrisville. James Parks, Burlington.
David and Harold Parks and Herman
Remlck. Lancaster, n. H., Carrie Brauit.
Providence. r. l.. and Gracia Daniels OF
Chelsea. Mass.-Mrs. Robert Baxter re-
ceived a cablegram from Scotland Mon
day announcing the death of her father.
Mr. Christy.-Mrs. George B. Shipman Il
quite iil.-Miss Anna Hayes IL spending
her vacation in Manchester. N. H.-George
James was in Northield Saturday.-Mrs.
Gertrude Bishop is visiting in Boston for
a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Trow
were called to Boston Friday by the Ill
ness Of their granddaughter, Miss Ger
trude Cummings.-AMrs. Arthur Pelky OF
Newport is visiting in town.-Horace
Gowen of North Montpelier visited his
son. Roy. the first of the week.-Mrs.
Harry Drew is visiting in North Troy
Carl Jennings returned to Burlington
Tuesday night.--The milk train. which
was put on the st. Johnsury & Lake
Champlain, leaves, going west. at 1884
a. M, and east at 6:2S p. m.-There will
be a basketball game at the gymnasium
Friday evening between the fats" and
Jeans"
Mr.. and Mrs I. r. Ober have gone to
st. Johnabury. Mr.. Ober has employment
in the Fairbanks shop.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Green have returned to White
| River Junction.-Mrs. Carrie Brault OF
| Providence, r. l., was In town Friday to
| attend the funeral Of Mrs. Alexander
| Parks.-Mrs. r. L. Dunn of Richford Is
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Leach went
| to Portland. Me-, Saturday. Mrs. Leach
will remain for a week. Mr.. Leach has a
position with a moving picture film COM
pany as salesman and will begin his work
Monday.-Mrs. r. s. Weber and daugh-
| ter, Marion, visited in st. Johnsbury over
Sunday.-Harry Hall underwent an opera
! ton for appendicitis Friday.-Miss Jennie
| Calderwood and r. Arthur Howieson were
united in marriage Friday by A. W.
| Norcross. justice of the peace.-Blatne
| Grow was confined to his house by illness
part of last week-Carl Warren, who has
been paymaster at the Woodbury. Granite
company's works since the business
began, completed his work there Satur-
day.-Maurtce Jennings has gone to Dix
| Vile, Notch, N. H., where he has en-
| ployment.-Carl r. J. Warren and Ralph
Thomas have gone to Springfield. where
they have employment.-Miss Abbie and
Lucy Mack are at home from Barre for
their Easter vacation.-Master Carl
Richardson is visiting in Munro. n. H..
Mrs. Guy Knapp and daughter Of Mont
pelier are visiting at F. Il. Foss's
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ORWELL.

The Dewitt family moved last week to
the ID. w. Doane place-Miss Helen Gum
Of Boston has been a guest at tho par
sonage.-Miss Lena Needham Is At home
from Brfdport.-Miss Emma Desjardon
is at home from Rutland.-John Purcell
was at home from Ticonderoga last week.
"A. w. Hills two youngest children have
been for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Monger.-Mr. and Mrs. H. With
ington have adopted a child ten months
old to be known ~ Gladys Wilmington
The Woman's Missionary society Will
meet Friday at the parsonage At 2:3O p
m.-Miss Thelma Lille il at home from
Observation-Disclosures Alice Jennings ID
at home from Barre.-The village schools
opened Monday.-D. W. Doane returned
to Burlington last week.-Patrick 6ulli-
van has commenced to gather cream fol-
TAFT Brothsrs.-very little sap has been
gathered 80 far this season.-H. d
Branch sowed his garden peas March
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Fittefs
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
% st. Paul Street
Estate of william r, Soules.

Estate Of william r. Soules.
BTATE OF VERMONT District Of Grand
Isle. 81.
Tho Honorable Probate Court for the
district aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the estate of
william T. Soules. late Of Aiburg, in said
district deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said court has assigned the
18th day OF April next for examining and
allowing the account Of the executor OF the
estate of said deceased. and for decree OF
the residue of said estate TO the lawful claim
ants Of the same. and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons Inter.
sstsd IN said estate by publishing this order
threo weeks excessively previous to the dag
asagnsd, In the Burlington Weekly Free
Pres. q newspaper published at Burlington
IN said State.
fHEEEFoRE. you are hereby notified e
avpeaS 1t the probate offics in North Hero
In said district, on tho day assigned. thsr
and there to contest the allowance OF said
account II you cause. and to establish
your right A. heirs Iegatees and Lawful
tlalmants 70 said residue.
Owen under my hand. this 2lst day o
4afch. 1917. L-
JOHN rUDAoPE.
oosW,St. Judge.
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PANTON.

MIR. and Mrs Wright Hoyt we're In
Montpelier last week, guests of Represen-
tative w. r. White.-Loyal Spaulding and
hilbert Stage were in Burlington last
week.-Mrs. Loyal spaulding visited Mr..
and Mrs. William Mcintyre Of New Haven
recently.-Mrs. Joseph Rogers returned
from visit to her son. Arthur, and wife
at Alburg. Miss Della Rogers spent last
week at her home here and returned to
her school at Alburg Sunday. Miss Lottie
Rogers Is at homo for a weeks vacation
from her school in Huntington.-Miss
Mary Goodspeed began school In dis
trict No. 1, Mathematical Sunday at
the Methodist Episcopal Church the pas
tor will deliver an Easter sermon.
Bible class has been organized with Mrs.
Scott Cooley as tcacher.-The frost 10 fast
coming out Of the ground and spring IL
not far distant.
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A. f. Murray. was blown down during
windstorm. youngest child OF
Michael Tierney and wife II III with pneu-
monia.-F'red Jackman has purchased the
Edwin Meader place IN Bristol. taking
possession April 1s.--0corse Garland spent
several days in Montpelier last week.
Charles Orvis is making business trip
TO Virginia.--L. n. Jackman has been APP
pointed f>re warden Of this town by state
Forester d. 8. Brigham. The second case
Of typhoid fever hos developed In the fam
iIy OF Otto Butterfeid, his son. Merlin.
having contracted the disease.-Miss Elloe
Butterfield remains about the sarne.-Miss
Flora Derby has returned to her school
on West hill after spending her vacation
with her parents in Hin0sburR
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

from 4 visit to her daughter. Mrs. Hugh
Yhiilips. of Montpelier.-Ths members OF
the senior class Of Vergennes high school
are rehsarsing the operetta. "POcahontas."
which they will present Friday afternoon
and evening. April IL The cast numbers
y and IL being trained by Miss Katherine
3. rish.-Mrs. Walter r. White spent last
week In Montpelier with her husband.
town representative from Panton.
The body OF Judson r. Day. a prominent
dtisen OF Addison. who died IN Brayden-
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ADDISON.

The funeral Of j. r. Day was held at
the Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon.
the Rev. W. 8. Boardman omciating. The
bearers were 8. p. Smith. A. T. Clark.
r. W. Day. and L A. Burpee. Interment
was in the family lot beside his wife and
son and daughter. He loft one nephew.
R. W. Day. and some cousins. He had
been Ill for some time at Bradontown.
Fla. and died there on March a. He
was we'll known here. for this had always
been his homo up to few years ago.
The maple sugar social was we'll attend
ed q week ago wednesday evening. con-
sidsring the condition Of the roads and the
weather.-Crwin Clark il with his par
ents for the Easter vacation.-May Tracy
IL at home for the Easter vacation
Jennie Thompson Of Shelburne was the
guest last week Of Mrs. Claribel Bame.
MIRA Edwin Guyette Of Albany has been
visiting friends in town.-The schools all
opened Monday after . vacation of four
weeks.-The students OF vergennss high
school returned to their duties Monday
Harriet Piper is doing we'll in tho Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Stella Cross has re-
turned to Monkton. where she is to teach
the spring term.
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MONKTON.

School opened Monday after few
weeks vacation.-A1iss Cicily Donahue.
who Is attending the teachers training
class in Bristol. has returned to her work
after spending the weeks vacation with
hes parents.-aaroid Stems Of Middlebury
Is visiting at the home OF his aunt. Mrs.
". c. Gee.-Ars. d. e. Mech ia in Mont
pelier with her husband, Representative
Meech.-Mrs. Ieon Devoid Of New Haven
Is at the home OF her niece Mrs Stanley
Rivers.-0uy Bushey has rented the Ladd
House taking possession April Nv. c.
Donahue IL in.-Afrs. L. e. Mech. WHO
has returned to her home from the hos
pital. 10 a. comfortable - can be ex'
pected.-b0rs Benjamin williams has gone
to Michigan. whore Mr.. Williams has
been for two months. having employment
in the Ford Automobile works.-E. /,
Redman Wa taken to Burlington the past
week for an operation Of appendicitis
FArmors report . poor rim OF sap this
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Mary W'yman entertained the Miss
es Norton and ATKINS from Bristol and
Miss Wyman from versennes last week.
The Christian Culture club will meet
to-day with Mrs. Arthur Thompson.
NJ J. Graves and daughter. Elizabeth, Of
Brandon. are visiting at c. F. Clifford's.
&C. Ladoo IL at e. X. Eddy's. He con-
tinues to gAin.-GMiss Alma Hanson Ia
quito III with grip and sore throat.-Mrs.
A. L. White. who has been suffering
from a severe sore throat. is better
The next regular Grange meeting will be
the 18th. There will be a literary pro-
gram consisting Of original papers. recita-
tions.' songs and the pantomime, Be
cause He Joined the Orange"
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FARMS FOR SALE.

k11U HILLSIDE POULTRY FARM. Jsffer-
Qonv1llA W.. for sAle. one-ha1f mile from
Village. 10 acres land. will keep three cows
AAd horsa modern poultry houses for 500
heas water power. electric light plant on
psOuiOes, cider mill pleasant view OF
tAmoilis river and valley: price 1880.
80. ". LsBaron. JsRsrsonville. Vt.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS now for
Matching eggs from the worlds three best
utility fow1si Essex strain B. Plymouth
Wyandottes. $50 per IS; Ditograph strain
white Taverolles. IS per Is. F. f. Per-
kin2 70 North Prospect st. 7G12t. 40. w. IT.
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FOR RENT.

improvements. shed and garden. to rent
II % per month downstatrs. and 81 up.
Apply at - North Union st. 72.d.w.t.
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cd to her school in Burlington Monday
Schools in town opened for the spring
term Monday.--Miss Radigan, former
teacher, passed the weekend In town.
DR.. Mary M. Platt returned from Boston
Monday
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NEW HAVEN.

The Christian Endeavor society will give
a reception in the church vestry for the
Rev. and Mrs. Young on Friday evening.
Miss Helen Weller Of Bristol was a
recent Euest Of Mrs. Nettie Weston
Lyman Kent Of Panton was a guest Sat-
urday OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcintyre.
-0h Mcintyre continues in poor health.
Mrs. c. d. Hoffnagle 10 ill.-Master Ed.
ward Dana, who has been III with measles,
10 convalescent-Mortim Roscoe was in
Burlington several days the past week,
returning home Sunday.-Professor Hoas
was In Montpelier Friday.-Robert Partch
and Russell Everest returned home Mon
day night from a weeks stay in Boston
and Cambridge. Sears passed the
vacation week in Montpelier. Richmond
and Burlington.-Mrs. Sampson Of Prov.
idence. r. l.. il a guest Of her aunt
Mrs G. B. Pslmer.--Miss Ethel Smith IL
caring for Mrs. Palmer. who is still very
weak from the effects OF pneumonia.
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Real Estate earqains

Several I. to 15-cow farms with team.
stock ana tools with prices from $4,000
70 ea5os. Also any kind Of q iarIs
sasm anyone can ask for always On
had.
eAe II n. Day Real Estate Agency.
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NORTH FERRISBURC.

The mems Bible class had .
social time and business meeting at the
parsonage Wednesday evening. Refresh.
ments were served.--Miss Helen Kings
land Of Goddard Seminary and Miss
Josephine Kingsland Of Swanton are At
homo for the Easter vacation-Miss Reed
Of Concord IL visiting Miss Helen Kings
land.-A party was recently given Joseph
Stone in honor of his birthday. Refresh
ments were served.-Mrs. Edward Irons.
who teaches in Belmont, IL spending her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. KimbAll.-Miss Eva Munnett Is
taking vocal lessons in Burlington
Charles Hernley was an over-Sunday
visitor at H. H. ds-Schools in
town opened Monday after q vacation Of
a month.-Mrs. C. M. Boutwell, and Mary
M. Dakin have returned from visit in
Fairfax and Burlington.
Mrs. A. J. sequin died Sunday night at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. John
Harrington. in her 64th year. She n sur
vived by her husband and two daughters.
Mrs. John Harrington of this town and
Mrs Ralph Adams Of versennes. one son.
Jesse A. Ssguin, Of Vergennes. Mrs. &C.
gum was q kind neighbor and a loving
mother and will be greatly missed by all
| who knew her.
Mrs. Florence Henry. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Henry. returned to her home in Richmond
Monday.
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CH|11ENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Miss Katherine Cook returned home
from Bakersfield Thursday-The Camp
Fire Girls spent Friday afternoon at the
sugar place of William Mead in Under
hill-Miss Bessie Percival. who attends
the normal school at Johnson. Is spend
ing the Easter vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Percival.-Miss
Hazel Carey Of Binghamville is stopping
In town for a few weeks.-Mrs. Goddard.
who has been visiting her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. G. Nay. The past
few weeks, returned to her home in Fos-
ter. Can, Friday morning.-Mrs. Margaret
Carroll and daughter Mamie Of Essex
Junction were visitors Wednesday at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adrian
Mr.. Porter Of Wolcott has moved onto
his farm recently purchased of Irving
Nealey.-F. H. McGinnis of Essex juno
ton was in town Thursday on business.
Several from this place attended the
auto show In Burlington Thursday.-Den-
mis- Terrill of Worthwhile Is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Loomis Terrill.-
Miss Ora Lavee Ii visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lavee. In Underhill.-
The State forester has appointed Frank
@. Pease as forest hre warden for the
ensuing year.-Mr. Whitney OF Salisbury
Ia In town testing cows.-Mrs. Netue
Johnson WAS a visitor Thursday in Essex
Junotion.--Joseph Bissonett, who has been
confined to the house the past few weeks
by illness. II not 80 well.-Miss Charlotte
Sinclair OF Burlington was \ recent visi-
tor At the homo of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond Sinclair.-Hebert Perci-
val Of Rutland was u recent visitor at the
home OF his parents, MT and Mrs. Fred
A. Percival.-Two children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Davis are i'll with the measles.
and also George Milier's children.-Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Nealey have moved on
to their place near the viilagc.-Nrs.
Byron Hayward and son. who have been
visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. George
Severance. at Colchester, have returned
home.-Fred Tomlinson IL ill.-The listers
met recently at the home Of Fred Tom
linson. Last week they commenced TAX
ing the census of all mon from - to v
years OF age. inclusive. by order OF the
Governor. Owing to the illness Of Mr..
Tomiinson. Mrs. Tomlinson Is taling the
census.
| Mrs. N N. Brownell of Essex Junction
was a visitor Saturday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bissonett.-Frank
| Miller Is very Ill with measles.--Master
Roland Paige OF st. Adams is spending
a few weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leighton Rice-Ralph Brigham. who at
tends Bellows Free Academy In Fairfax.
Is spending his Easter vacation at the
homo Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vert
Acknowledgement Sinclair OF Mont
pelier was at his home over Sunday
Y. g. Nay and Joseph Bissonett were in
Underhill Saturday on business. -,Aiiss
May Adrian has been confined to the
house the past few days Of illness.
1
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Richard Deiong Of Bristol is .
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Cullen Shat
tuck.-Afiss Alice Rider and Drew VAR
ney have returned to Burlington-Ralph
Elliott was at home over Sunday.-Fred
6hortsleevss has moved his family from
Hanksville to the Stevens farm in the
Oore.-schools commenced Monday with
the same teachers an last term.
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FOR SALE

-Four heavy farm wagons, one
secondhand gasoline engine, 8
h. p, one secondhand Ford car.
J.R. FoRvIllE, WIllston, VI.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

There will be praysr-meoting and choir
rehearsal At the Friends parsonage
Thursday sveninS.-Nr. and Mrs. Phillip
Eddy are parents Of . son. Phillip Law
renee. born March D.-Mrs. Louis Neil
leur and little son returned Friday to
Bristol after . few days visit with Mrs.
fired shivsrstte.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Eddy. who came here to attend the fu-
neral Of Mr.. Eddy's sister. Mrs. Harry j.
vanceletts. and have since been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Eddy.
returned Thursday to their homo at Au-
bum. r. 1.-The young people Of Port
Jefferson. N. r. are showing great IN.
terest In the course Of lectures on FIRST
aid work given by Dr. r. L. McCrea- He
is assisted In the work by his wife. who
10 a graduate nurse. Mrs. XcCrsa will
be remembered a. Miss Ruth Barnun,, q
daughter Of Mrs. Janette Barnum Of this
town.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev. and Mrs. c. e. Hayward and
daughter, Carrie. OF Winooski. were the
guests OF Mrs. ]. w. Hart last week.
Miss Clara Barnum OF Adiddlsbury College
Is at her home for weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Bernell returned Monday
from the Fanny Allen hispital. where she
underwent an operation for appendicitis -
Harry Hoskins left Monday night for
Castle Rock, Colo. to spend some time
with his brother. Edward,-Lyonel Leary
returned to Burlington the last of the week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-05

6og ACCOUNT Sf death and sickness Will
esli my homo farm. consisting Of 1s7
eose0! about 6g acres In tillage and the
Valance pasture and woodland; situated
0SouS one mile from the State Capitol
Sor0s. modern house. good barns. together
eth 70 head Of cattle. team and farming
6his q one Of the best farms in Wash.
oagton county. For further Particular
addfe1 james H Gates. r. =. D.. Mont
0Hlloe. Vt 4e.d.w,tf.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED to hear from owner Of good farm
for sale. State cash price, full particulars.
D. II Bush, Minneapolis. MINI.