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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

/ The pupils of Mrs. Alexander T. Arkley
gave n successful concert at the home OF
Mrs. n. NJ. johnson Saturday afternoon.
Readings by Mrs. Johnson added to the
pleasure OF the occasion. Those on the
program OF piano music were Marian
Nichols Winifred Teachout, Mary Keith,
ChosleY stevens, Vera Roberts. Agnes La
voc Elnor Wiley. Lima Stevens, Doris
HawlcY, Marion Rice. Ruth Roberts. Mar
shall Johnson, Elizabeth Burke, Barbara
Keith, Florence Nichols, Elizabeth Slater.
Media Abbott, Dorothy Dapp and Carlotta
slater. Violin numbers we're given by
/ katherine Fielder Francis Rice, LOOMS
Slater and Norman Bouchard
: Tho work of installing the new fire ala rm
system in the village has Just been com
pletcd by theGameWc!l Fire Alarm 4 Tclc-
graph company ,of Boston. The system
is that OF compressed air, horn instead
Of a bell rs is generally used will sound
the alarm and Of sufficient loudness to
be heard Mt a distance of three to five
miles when there is no interference by
winds A controlling board has been in
stalled in the Office of the Central Tele-
phone company, All alarms should be
1 made to that office by telephone. Of which
/ the company has 10 patrons in the viii
!aSe alone. The operator immediately
/ upon receiving the message will sound the
alarm. Tho several streets in the village
nave been divided into districts as fol-
lows; Alarm one will designate no school,
( number solid session in schools three
fire at high school building, four main
street to brick yards, Church street ana
Ra.lroad avenue; five. upper Main sUeet
/ above brick yards: six, East I.amoiiic ard
! Arlington streets; Il, Pleasant street. -.
| Maple, Elm, oak streets and Mansfield
ave a. jackson street: Is. Dart street and
Park terrace; Il, South and Vest streets:
~, Pearl street; % School street; a. Lin
| coin street: 81, Central and Railroad
streets ll3 Grove street: IA, out of town;
| and box c2l, located on building at the
| fire station where apparatus is located
| The cost of tho system is practically &, 100
and was authorized at the annual village
meeting on April 90 of last year A test
alarm OF two blasts will be sounded every
: morning at S:45 as will test alarms for
drills when desired, All regular alarms
will be sounded four times
! Gen. q. -. Howard Circle, No. Z. Ladies
! OF the q. a. r., held their regular meet
ing Friday evening. Mrs Adeline Cloueh.
department president, assisted by Mrs
! Louise upham OF burlington. installed the
Following officers for the coming year
/ President, Mrs Belle Nachia. senior vice
president Mr~. Addie stone: JUNO. vice
president M's Ltna Fisher: secretary.
mrs. Nlctoronc RasSett: treasurer, Miss
"Frne flShes; PATRIOTS Instructor Mss
bernadcttc Matti'noro, cSapia,n. Mrs.
! Rose Athcrtcn; conductor, Mr. Mae
hrlstras; guard. Mrs LOUIS, Martell:
assistant ruard, Miss jennie Rlai-; dele
gate Mi's Myrtle ftshcr, alternate. Mrs.
Louise Nartcll After tho meeting rcfrcsh-
m"nta were served Several laIlca from
! burlington were present
! Mr., ara Mrs l. Iprpc, nj NIy,i.vtnr ,o,,.
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,rternoon a, 90 o'c1oct M tho Iibrorv
Tho yourg ronn,o'e eocictv Of thn No-
mortal Rontis, church will hold -,
valentine socloh1c in thc church nar,ors
next "Wednesday ,veniur-Mrs. CcvIon
E1dy who has hcau IN has en- f,r ro
covered Ms to no nhlo tn no about aoain
There will no q nicotine Of tho NJ;tdic
bury Grange Friday cveninu Fo,lowiny
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MONKTON.

The Roy. l.. L. Stannard ton'!ered his
resignation % pastor Of tn" Methodist
Episcopal Church at tho scrvice Last Sun
day morning. Mr.. Stannard went to
Bristol Monday. where nc has employ
ment at the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pany.--About So was rcalzcd from the
donation Tuesday evening given for the
benefit OF The pastor. l.. l.. StapnaIC.--
The lipworth League viii give valen-
tine social Friday evening" At The Bar
numtoWn Methodist Episcopu Church
Refreshments Will bc served -Rcprc-
sentative -. Il. M"ech returned To Mont
peer Monday after spending the week
end at his nome hcrc,-A. II. Palmer lie
in poor hcalth.-Mrs. ID. p. McEntee re-
turned Tuesday from Bristol, where she
has been visiting relatives for the past
three weells.-Nrs. \. T.. I.add of Bur
linston visit 'd in town over SUNDAY
Erwin Dart was taken to the Mary Flel-
cher hospital in Burlington Monday
Mr.. Dart rs suffering with blood poison
ing'-Mr. and Mrs. T. III. Palmer are
recovering from AN attack or the grip
Mrs. l.. t.. Mech is in moor health
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HAPPE N|NGS N VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one,

has so far recovered as to he able to
be about again.-I.a wrcnco cole
has resigned his position at
the Middlebury branch OF the
Vermont Marble company and gone to
New Haven Junction, whore he has ac-
cepted a position with tho Rutland rail
road-Thc Woman's Auxiliary and Aid
society of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church held a Joint meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. w.
MctiiltOn on College street and there
was large attendance. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Earle Dewey and
Mrs. Arthur King.-The Womcn's Home
and Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist Church held wcll-attended
meeting at the homo OF Mrs. Noble
Brooks on Washington street Tuesday
afternoon. MARK T.. Casey, who has for
year been the superintendent OF the
Middlebury Marble company, has re-
signed his position and returned To his
home In Rutland, 1t is understood that
the new superintendent was appointed
OF once In order to take up the work OF
Mr.. CaseY.--Thc three carloads - coal
received here Monday were all dis
trihuted to customers by noon Tuesday.
but II is expected that there is plenty
of coal on tho way now Harold Ora
coon is much improved iSs Isabelle
CsrriSan and Miss GcncvicYe Halnon.
who have been visiting at the HON" %
Miss Carriean's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carrigan, in Pittsford, have
rcturned John a. Caldwell Of Florence,
a former wcll-known resident OF Mid
dlebury, is visiting hcrc.-MisS Minnie
Dodge, who has been at the homo OF
her parents in Proctor for two weeks,
has returned.--Miss Lulu Liberty, who
has been i'll for three weeks, has so
far recovered an to be able to be about
again--Mrs. Warden Wells. who has
been in Camden y. v, with hcT hus-
band, who has a contract there, hes
returned home,--Mrs. Mabel Bowen,
who has been confined to tho house for
a. month with a severe attack of the
grin, is able to be out again
Tho c. j. Bell Pomona Grange met
In the Grange hall yesterday and there
was a large attendance. Tie meeting
OPENED At 1890 Il. N with a soNc, follow
ed by greetings by tho master of tho
MddlebGry Grange ana the response
given by the master Of he Cornwall
Grange. The installation of new Officers
by T.. NJ g, T.. Martin If Rochest,., as
sisted by his two daughters. the MSses
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an uncle Emerson Hill, returned TO their
homo Tuesday MIR. Franklin spoke at
the Jcrua8lom school house Sunday cvc-
ming. Tho Ladies' Home Circle held thor
annual meeting February at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Narnoy. About
80 were present a pleasant evening was
passed with Rotations and music An
oyster supper was serVcd.-Thc grip has
struck this part of the town. Walter
, kimball's family, Curtis Orvie'g children.
James Grace an, Mrs. Eastman Arnold
G ill Ralph Elliott was ct home from
N"rgcnncS over sunday Mr. and Mrs
Adrian Thompson of WcvbridCe We q
Wcek-oni GJ,sts Of walter Young and
ia,
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church social committee hold q box social
az the town hall on Friday evening. Each
lady is expected to furnish u boz with Il
lunch for two. a program has been pre-
pared.
The stockholders - the Prospect Gene
tory association held their annual meeting
yesterday afternoon in the directors room
of the National bank of Vergcnncs and
elected the following trustees G. r.. Par
kc-. O. T.. o. Kifnball. G. II. Strong. Il.
7, Nngsland, II. G. IIcrrick. A. w.
Norton and a. s. Haven. At the meeting
OF the trustees which followed. the off,
GERS elected were: President. G. II.
Strong; secretary and treasurer. A. ".
Norton superintendent, G. T.. O. Kim
ball.-The regular monthly meeting OF
the Congregat ional society of Fcrrsburg
will be held Thursday with Mrs. p. w.
Collins with dinncr.--Byron w. FIELD is
seriously i'll at the home Of his son-in-la ~.
Elmer Preston of North Fcrrishurg M rs.
i. +. Benton and Mrs. G. X. Benton o.
sisted by Mrs. Walter Il. Dalrymple en-
tcrtained tho As You Like II club at the
home OF Mrs. G. r. Benton last evening.
Mrs. Water W. Bristol presided and the
Following program ives carried out: Pa
per, Social Activities of women from
the Effects OF the Home.' Miss Ada
Ci'0p! TH"s't' "pPr, Woman me N1OL,l-
err Mrs. Arthur W. Norton; humorous
reading. Mrs H. G. Ingham; music. A.
the close refreshments were served.--Mra.
Mahlon kingman died Monday evening
Mt her residence on Greene street from
the effects Of the grip. Tho funeral wo!s
held yesterday afternoon ut two o'clock at
the Baptist Church, tho Rev. william,
Laughton officiating. Burial was made
in the Gage cemetery. Fcrrisburg. The
condition OF Mrs. c. H. Nj Caissc. who
has boon Ill with pneumonia, ia grently
improved and shc H. able to sit up--A
daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Gec.-.Mr. and Mrs G. B.
l'rowncll arc spending a few days in Bur-
Iington.--Seth Warner Chapter. Daugh-
tors or the American Revolution. viii
meet Thursday afternoon instead of Wed
nesdaN afternoon with Mrs. ". &. Her
lick
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SHOREHAM.

Hugh Baker of Massena Springs, y. =,
was recent guest 1T J. =. Joness-Mrs.
Emma oor IS IS recovering from tho grip.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rule February Miss Eva Bald
vim and Mrs. Chandler of Castcton Nor
nal School spent the Weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Baldwin. -
Mrs. Henry Seranger IL very ill-Joseph
Bissctte OF Bridport, q brother Of Mrs.
SeranScr, passed the weekend with her
niece, Mrs. ' ictor iIarper.--W. G.. Lar
ralee spent Sunday in Brandon.-Dr G.
W. Howard is in burlington for a fow
days-The barrel recently packed for the
GrandvicV Normal School was valued at
about SEP. w. Waite spent Sunday at
home, returning to Montpelier on Mon
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ADDISON.

Mrs. John Carr spent last week at How =
ard Clark .--Burlc Willmarth has gone
to Cleveland. Ohio. to visit his brother,
Elmer Willmarth.--Pauline Smith left
Tuesday for her home in Alameda, Cal.
She has spent the past few months here
visiting friends and relatives. She was ac-
companied by her grandfather, DIN
Smith. who will remain there for a time.
Mrs. Fannie Noonan has had as her
guest the past week her cousin. Mrs
CHAMPION OF Ira--Nirs. Charles Goodale
died at the home of her daughter in Bris-
toll and her body was brought here for
burial Thursday in the family lot-Mr.
and Mrs. William Noonan are spending
the week in tpelier.--''ord Pond is the
guest of Spencer Piper
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WALTHAM

Nj and Mrs. William Bennett and fam
lily OF New Haven We're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Merrill Sunduy.-Mrr.
Elmer Boyntnn and daughter Anna Of
Bristol visited at J. T.. Davis last Fri
day.-Mrs, Amelia Barnard of Bristol is
tho guest of her daughter. Mrs. G. A..
liunt-Miss Edith Barnes, who is teach
ing in the grade school in New Haven,
spent the week with Mr. and Mrs.
f. c. Warl.-Mrs William Bessett is ill.
Mrs. a. G. Wright is spending the wcok
In Montpelier with her husband.--Mr and
Mrs. Walter Ice and family visited his
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee. in Wey-
bridge Sunday.-Miss Marion Wright is
at home for the present on account Of
scarlet fever breaking out in the school
she il attending
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs. y. G.. Morse has arrived home from
Connecticut, where she has been for some
timc.-Reginald Paquette was in BurinG-
ton Saturday. Madelne Erode went
to the Fanny Allen hospital Monda V
morning to undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis.-O. j. Paquette went to Day
tona Beach, Fla, for some time at the
home of Mr. ana Mrs. W. w. Marshall. go
News has been received of the serious i'll
ness OF George Lyons Of this place, who
works at Bellows Falls. of blood poison
ing.-L s. Ford left for Jacksonville, Fla,
Monday night.
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BRIDPORT.

Frank Begnouchc of Moriah was n re-
cent visitor here Many friends gathered
at the church Friday afternoon for the
funeral OF Miss Evelyn Barbour. She was
i'll but a short time. families Of G. L.
Parrish. G. +. Wolcott, Richard Nadeau.
Edward Wcmette and others are i'll with
the grip. Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the
Congregational Church vii! hold a social
at the vestry Thursday evening. February
1h-1he Friendly club will hold q social
at the vestrY Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary n &C. +. Sollace has returned
from Nassa chusrtts
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Fanny CRicC Smith died Satur-
day morning at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Edward Young. The funeral was
held at the home Tuesday. The annual
church meeting "as held in the ladics'
rooms Thursday evening and was largely
attended, 81 sitting down to suppe9.-'Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Hail we're IN Brandon last
weck.-The Fortnghtly club met with
Mrs. ]. f.. Williams Tuesday.-'fhe in
tended marriage of Edward Aunchma',
and Miss Emma Barber Of Benson was
announced at St. Paul's Church SUNDAY.
N. A. Goyett is out again after being
confined for "a week with SPRAYED
ankle --The Rev. II. r. Simmons of Shore
ham will describe the Billy Sunday meet
ings at the mid-wcek service Thursda.i
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Il, Sawyer of
Sudbury We're with Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Lewis last week.-Mr. and AIRS. T.. :.
Monty have moved to Port Henry y. Y
At the chor's annual meeting of the Con-
gregatonal Church Mrs. l.. b. Rowe was
elected president, Mrs l.. o. Rascon
secretary and treasurer, -. G.. Wells lead
or. and Guy NJ. Cook urgInist--Mr. and
Mrs w. c. Hack who have been confined
to their rooms for "A week past. are some
what better.--Mrs. Z. l.. stevens went
last week to spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Crandall. at
Staten Island. y. Y.-Natonal Bank EN-
aminer Goodwin has been in town.-The
annual ball of the G. O. +. was held last
Friday night with n large number present.
, In the grand march there were ia
couplds.--The annual meeting of the
cheese factor will be held n the ladies'
rooms saturday at 200 p. m.--The home
department Of the Woman'S Nissionar.i
society met Wednesday with Mrs.
II. L. Wells.-A son was born to Mr., and
Mrs. Amos Blood January @.-The Rev.
l.. NJ. Isaacs were guests of the Rev. z.
H. Simmons in Shoreham last week.
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CORNWALL.

Yne Rev. s. KAY Darlington rendered
his resignation as pastor of the Conerega-
tional Church at the morning service last
SUNDAY to take effect February n, much
10 the regret ~ his parshioners, II Edwin
$ ! Sunderland Of New Yor; and Prot
Eugene G bingham OF Lafayette College
Enston, Pa, were week end guests Of
their mother. Mrs w. II bingham The
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GRANVILLE.

Air and Mrs Charles Lawrence were
in Randolph over Sunday.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Perl Sanders February
".-Georgc Carol Of C:npton. n. H., il
visiting at Edward Eorl's.- Mrs. Walter
Archer of Eraintree is at hcr fathers.
G. r. Ragleys.-S. y, Riley il in Rochea-
ter VISITING, rrJnp6c
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr.. Julia Goodale. aged y years, died
Sunday, JanuaIy ~, at the nome OF h'r
daughter, Mrs. -. j. ShiNcrettc, in Brsto,
following an illness of pneumonia. MIS-
Goodale was born I'm WcybridGe. $40
formerly lived in East Monkton but Tor
several months has made her home with
her daughter. She is survived by three
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HANCOCK.

Little David Eaton, who has Pneumonia.
is getting along niccly.--Charles ]. Fisk,
lifelong resident Of this place. died
Monday morning about six o'clock. lie
had been in poor health for many yea -.
lie was about 20 years old
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STARKSBORO.

Emerson Hin. aged ca, dropped oead
while on the back veranda n the home
OF his nephew, Aiiic Orvis. MIR. Iii.l had
been In poor health for some time, hav'
ing severe heart trouble. The funeral
was hcld at the house. the Rev Mr.,
FRANKLIN OF E|ons Falls officiating. E'c Is
survived by Lis IceG r. her, Nelson lli!i
Two sisters nTs. lcrctto Orvis OF f!tns
td!!s' y. Y, and Mrs. toUlso OrViS II
Denver. Colo Mrs CrViS md the Rev
ana NiS. rrachlin OF Glens FAILS were
mere to a,tend The funeral The Rev j.
~ 'ia'seit and famiiy leave for then
new homo IN Rhode Island this week 80
INC KEY. Mir stewart of Ndlloy fHI'a
VII preach a tho l}aIJi.t Church sun
ga! The proS1am At thc Grange ms
Neeh Mlll bc ia honor Of St Valentine.
All are asked TO contribute valentine
Tor valentine bo%. There are several
cases OF ulphthcria in Nc"cU stokes q
family Mrs. Agatha Ferguson has gone
nome 10 help care for them.-Thosc III
win Tho brp this week are n. L. en-
tord' M and Mrs Waldo Brown ana SON.
hobeit Mrs. \. G.. Thompson -Thn"t III
"'th pneumonia age Roy and lienrN i"'-
Iu'h' Harvey Palmer and NrrIe S'o'o' '-
Mr'' =. {. Smith ana NJ 's Hn' Slnllh
nave returned from Massachusetts.-Th Ne
"'' Dot the Miners Daughter, 10Y
lie ncheht OF tuc Grange. WIFI 20
, gwen F"3ruor" - William Hanson -
recovering from an operation FT'l
casey who recently had an operation l"f
4 appendicitis. is uiIa Ia get u.I doors.
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BRISTOL.

The Rev. David Hughes Of diamonds
Port y. y, the Welsh evangelist, will
hold evangelistic meetings in the Meth
odist Church, beginning February p ana
continuing TO March james Cardell If
Middlebury College spent Sunday at his
home here.--Miss Alice King and Irene
Ferguson spent tile weekend with Miss
Fanny Mason at her home in Starksbo-O.
Raymond Wiley of Middlebury College
spent Sunday at G. n. O'Briens in South
Bristol. --E.lihu Purinton has severed his
connection with the Bristol Manufactur
ing company and entered the employ Of
II. NJ. Smith.-Mrs. Lydia Purinton was
i'll Monday and unable to open her school
William Edmunds of Middlebury COL
lege was at home over Sunday.-AIrs.
LEVEL Purinton Of Brattleboro is visiting
in town--The address. FLOW to Feed the
Family" by Mrs. Graham, instructor in
the DEPARTMENT of home economics Of
Middlcbury College, was much enjoyed by
the members of the outlook club at the
home OF Mrs. Edmunds Friday afternoon.
AFTER the lecture tea was served Mrs.
Wilson poured assisted by Miss Dumas
and Mrs. Morgan. While here Miss Ora
ham was the guest of Mrs. b. w Estey.--
The grammar school enjoyed a sleiohrdH
to the home of the teacher. Miss Emo, a.
New Haven Friday night. About q young
people attended the Christian F,ndeavor
social held III the Baptist Church parlorS
Friday night Music was furnished by
Miss Blanche Jacobs, Ralph Brown anil
Spencer Lawrence. Refreshments were
served.-Mrs T.. Il. Gundon has been con
fined to the house by illness the past
week. Saturday was the coolest day of
the season thus far. Thermometers reg
istered IS degrees below zero in the vii
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WANTED

Ablc-bodicd English speaking men,
ages Fl to So. to learn automobile tire
building. Good wages paid while
learning. Apply or address. Employ
ment Dept, THE HARTFORD RtBREI,
WORKS Co, Hartford. Conn.
32.w4t
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr' i.o.ctta Oryjs and .ic Rev, 'Hd
Mrs Charles Franklin nd SON, hlho' d.
81 'hens Fails, y. y Who were called
here by the sudden death of then brother
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HELP WANTED.

A FIRST-CLASS RUTTER- MAKER wanted
for creamery. c. =. Van Nliet. Shclhurne,
Vt. 5l.Ct,w.lt
COOK wanted ut the Home for Desti-
ture Children. References required.
" ~
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PANTON.

Harry NeWel! Of Schenectady was a.
Ira Brydias recently. There were no
services at tho Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday because NJ the illness of
the pastor. benz nin Allen still remains
In criticnl condition WITH heart trOuhlo.
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FOR SALE.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE for sale, barn. wor,
shop. hen house. all in good repair. spring
water all kinds of fruit. two acres Of
land Alice wright, Bristol VT. J2.w,1t.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent q 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 $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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FARM FOR ShLE--I'or reason of ~ health
will sell my firm. located IN Granville
VT. contains eco acres, 60 acres practi-
cally level balance pasture and wood
land; sugg orchard of 1000 trees; good
fruit orchard; estimated 10000 feet of
spruce ready to cut hardwood and grow
ing spruce: eight-room house: horse barn
oOy40 IT, stock barn 5Ox7o IT,; fences
good running water 10 house ana barn;
on Il. r. +. and telephone lines; six mills
from depot; cream gathered win be sold
ut n bargain. Call on or write Mrs. Kate
FiBeId. Hancock, VI, or II. q. Tiiield
Rochester. VI. j2w:t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-08

LARGE FARM for sale cheap. or will e>-
change for property in Burlington. AS
have como to the city to educate my chill
dren, I will sell MY farm OF over 500
acres comfortable buildings running
water, large maple orchard, abundance or
wood and timber. Make mo a reasonable
proposition in frat letter and enclose
stamped envelope for reply. Exchange"
care Of Free Press, Burlington. W.
t5.d, W.T..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-08

DAIRY AND TRUCK FARM in the Con
necticut valley south Of Bellows Fails
for rent to a good farmer who will fur
nish his own stock Apply in person to
W. v. Farr, IS North Union st. Burlng-
ton, Vt, on Saturday evening. sld.w,tf.