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Chittenden County
ESSEX JUNCTION

Clayton Davis and bride have returned
from a short honeymoon and are with
Mr.. Davis parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred S.
Davis. on the Westford road. where they
are to reside. The couple was married
at Richmond week ago Monday. The
bride was formerly Miss Jennie Riggs of
that place.
George Vassar has purchased of Ed
ward Bashaw Of Westford his farm with
stock and tools and has given in ex-
change his house and lot on Grove street.
Mr.. Bashaw will move here with his fam
lily. possessions to both places being given
at once.
Mrs. Fred S. Sibley Of Medford. Mass.
came Monday. being called here by the
illness of her father, DR.. ID. w. Smead
Mrs. Charles McNail left Tuesday for
Leicester Mass. being called by the
death of a relative. Mrs McNall will visit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Davis
at Charlton, Mass, before returning
home.
Miss Florence Metcalf of Winthrop,
Mass, Is passing her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Metcalf. at Wiliston.
George r. Wiley Tuesday suffered a
slight shock which affected his left
side, while sitting at his home. and was
taken to the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. Abbie Baker, who has been spend
Ing the winter with her son, Eugene, in
Los Angeles. Cal, returned home Tues
day night She was met in Chicago by
her daughter, Rena Mrs. Fred King of
Saco, Mont, who accompanied her. will
pass some time with relatives in the
East.
Mrs. Dean Thwing and young son of ST.
l. Adams. were visitors in town yesterday.
Mrs. Thwing was called here by the seri-
Gus illness of her father, G. r. Wiley,
who suffered a second stroke of paralysis
Wednesday forenoon.
Charles Mayes, colored, who was taken
to the Fanny Allen hospital about a month
ago, suffering from tuberculosis, died al
that institution Tuesday. Burial was
made Wednesday in the village cemetery
The Rev. c. S. Quimby officiated.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page threeI

Captain Charles H. Cole from Camp
Devens, who recently returned from 20
months service with the A. e. f. in
France, is passing few days at his home
here. His last assignment was to the
headquarters LIST army as attending dental
surgeon for the officers of the Post. His
previous assignment was with the U. S.
marines. Thomas V. Kierstead, who has
for sometime been manager of the local
A. p store, has been transferred to the
companys store in Ludlow and w. r.
Sessions of Burlington has taken his place.
Mrs. j. H. Scranton and son, Joseph, Sr.,
are spending few days in North Adams,
Mass-Mrs. Eli Charbonneau and daugh-
ter visited In Burlington Sunday.-Miss
Jennie Bristol goes Friday to Chicago to
spend Easter with friends. AS a delegate
from Middlebury College she will at
tend the national convention of College
Registrars, which will be held at the
Chicago University April a.. 25 and &c.
Miss Martha Thorn visited her farm in
waltham Tucsday.-Raymond Yattaw
has returned from visit to Springfield.
Mass.--Henry c. Preston of Ferrisburg is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Wallace ]. Thomp-
son.-The stores In town will close on
Good Friday from two to four o'clock.
Vergennes' quota for the Victory Loan
IL $32. 000.-Mr. and Mrs j. PaQuette of
Annunciation. i. O.. are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. David Il. Ryan.-H. w. Day,
chairman of the Victory Loan. Waltham.
attended the meeting at Middlebury Tues
day.-Mrs. William G. Miner and Miss
Ruth Stebbins visited in Burlington Tues
day.-A basket dance will be held
Mondy evening, April q. in the new store
room of the Sheffield Farms milk plant,
with music by Vergennes city band,-Mrs,
Andrew Tredo, who is seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is gradually growing weaker.
&C. T. S. Pierce has returned from
Saratoga, N Y, where he attended the
annual session of Troy conference.-the.
Harry Pettibone of Bridport was the
guest of Miss Belle Harris Tuesday
Miss Edith Chamberlain has returned
from a visit to her mother In Benning-
ton and resumed her duties as librarian
at the Bixby Memorial Free library
Mrs. Chauncey Stewart of Middlobury,
who has been making an extended visit
In Charlotte, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gavelle.-Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Her.
rick and niece, Miss Elizabeth Bristol,
of Cohasset. Mass, visited in Burlington
yesterday.-Leonard LeBoeuf made q
business trip to Burlington yesterday.
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ADDISON

The Ladies' Aid society met with the
Mrs. Weston and Roy Spooner on Wed
nesday last Mrs. C. J. O'Bryan helped
entertain.-Howard and Archie clark
were In Burlington, Friday.-Mrs. Win
tiers of Burlington is at Mrs. l.. r. Clarks.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Bodette is i'll as Is the little son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith.-The
students of the V. II. s. are at home Tor
the Easter vacation.-Mr and Mrs.
Stanton Cross recently spent few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross on the
west side.-Cora Barger was home over
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Seegar went to Bird
port Saturday to attend the funeral OF
w. o. Hindes.-Dr. M. ID. Smith or New
York has been spending a few days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Smith
Elmer Spencer returned Sunday to his
home for the summer from his school at
Cornwell.-Prof Frank Cady OF Middle
bury preached here on Sunday and VIII
preach again next Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Adams were weekend guests or
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Stone of Bridport.
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NEW HAVEN

Mrs. F. NJ. Partch and Mrs. D. o. Jones
entertained the Ladies' Union at their
rooms Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs.
Mary Roscoe. who has been quite i'll, is
improving.-Miss Florence Clifford was
taken to the hospital in Burlington Mon
day for an operation for appendicitis
j. S. Shaw Of Weybridge was in town
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Roscoe is home from
his school in Poultney. called here by
the illness of his mother.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. N. Rowley are home from a several
weeks stay in Burlington and Cambridge
Mrs. F. II. Conant has returned from
Randolph, where she was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. w. Kingsley.-The
juniors will give an entertainment and
supper in the town hall Friday evening
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BRISTOL

LEROY NJ. Pierce. aged about 81 years.
died at the home of his niece, Mrs. Philip
Rider, in Ferrisburg at ten o'clock Thurs
day night of pneumonia. Mr.. Pierce for
merly resided here and is survived by n
sister, Mrs. Hannah Needham. and a
nephew, f. Il. Nahum of this town. and
other relatives in the West. The body
was brought here Friday and the funeral
was held Sunday at two o'clock In the
Baptist Church in charge of the Masonic
order.
Mrs. L. w. Holmes and little daugh-
ter, Isabelle. went to Burlington Sat-
urday.-B. w. Estey of Hoboken, N. j.,
passed Sunday with his family here
j. f. Demers has purchased the Bristol
Bakery and takes possession April II.
Ransome Purinton was called to
Huntington Saturday by the illness of
his mother-A son, Wyman Cove, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Estey Sun
day.-George Hamilton is at home from
the army.-Mrs. A. f. Mansfield fell
from her chair about a week ago, hurt
ing one knee so badly that she has
been confined to her bed ever since
Mrs. c. f.. Brownson is caring for her.
Leon Bingham is at home from an
army hospital for few days. He ex-
pected to return Wednesday to Camp
Devens for his discharge. Mr.. Bing
ham has been suffering from shell
shock and n slight wound received In
France.-Mrs. Florence Hamilton is at
home from Montpelier.-Linnie Bick
nell has returned from France, where
he has seen some exciting times as an
ambulance driver.
There will be an Easter social at the
Baptist Church Friday evening to which
the church and congregation are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson went to
| Philadelphia Saturday to visit their son,
DR.. Everett j. Wilson. and family
Troffle Trudo was called to Springfield
Mass, Tuesday by the serious illness of
his brother, Frank-The outlook club
will meet Friday afternoon at the home
of Miss Bosworth-Miss Fuller Addison
| county demonstrator will give talk
on canning kitchens. Each member is
| entitled to ask lady guest.-There will
! be an important business meeting of the
| Sunday school board of the Federated
Church at the parsonage Friday evening
Every member is requested to be present
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Babcock were
called to Weybridge Tuesday by the i'll
ness Of their grandson.-The Rev. T.. w
bouiu RETURNED from Saratoga springs
| n. Y, Wednesday.-The training class
girls begin their practice teaching ir
| the model school on Bristol Flat this
week,-There will be no Sunday schoo
board meeting at the Methodist parson
age Friday evening. as the pastor ha.
arranged for choir practice for the Easte
music.-The honors of the senior class
have been awarded as follows First
Gladys Hill; second. Lottie Phillips; third
| Mildred Norton fourth, Hugh Mullngs
| fifth Margaret Smith.-Dr. A. NJ. Nor
ton was in Burlington Tuesday.-Mr. ant
Mrs. F. NJ. Thomas were in Burlington
| TUESDAY,
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WESTFORD.

The postponed meeting of the Fol
nightly club will be held with Mrs. Jad
son Observation-Disclosures will be observed
the community Church next Sunday e1
ming. with appropriate exercises by
children. Miss Lennie Grow return
Sunday from visit to friends in EsS
Junction and Burlington.-Miss Dorot|
Sibley of Essex Junction spent the wed
end with the Misses Ida and Mildred NJ
comber.-Miss Edith Bigelow Of EsS
spent some time with friends in town ID
week.-Raymond Huntley of Essex Jun
ton was the guest of his cousin H.
Huntley recently.-Mrs. Harry Bates, vi
has been quite i'll with tonsilitis is at
to be out again. Her father Albert ca
tie, who has been i'll with erysipelas
also improving.
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SHOREHAM

Ronald Harper and friend, Mr.. Kelby.
who are in Pittsford Sanitarium. passed
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Harper.-Miss Marjorie Martin, a nurse
from Middlebury. Is caring for Mrs.
Farr.-Mrs. and Miss Nottingham,
entertained the Moravian club. Tuesday.
Stanley Witherell Is with his father,
c. Z. Witherell.-Mr. and Mrs Harry
Witherell have taken the C. r. Witherell
farm and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Witherell
are moving to the Tulley house vacated
by them.-Mrs. Emily Shinville of Fair
Haven. district deputy grand matron,
paid an official visit to the Alma Hendee
chapter o. E. s., Friday.--The Alma
Hendee Chapter o. e. S., elected officers
Tuesday evening as follows. w. NJ,
Mrs. Lillian Larrabee; n. p, Leonard
Cook; A. NJ, Mrs. Lillian Field: con-
ductress. Mrs. Hattie Dudley; associate
conductress. Mrs. May Baldwin; secre-
tary, Mrs. Nellie Baldwin; treasurer.
Miss Maria Ward; chaplin. Mrs. kddie
Walker; warden, Mrs. Sara Benson
seminal. John Benson.
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CHAMPLAIN

The ladies of the Willing Workers were
pleasantly entertained at the home Of
Miss Eleanor Hanson last Thursday
Miss Clara Titze. who has been Ill at
her home, is somewhat better Mrs.
George Gale has returned to her home
after spending week in Burlington
Russell McNall and Raymond Babar have
been here during the past week.-The
farmers expected another good run of
sap but have pulled up the buckets with
disappOntment.
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HANCOCK

The Church Brothers are building an
other dry house. They have also bought
the automobile truck recently owned by
the White River Creamery association
Joseph Caswell has taken his two young
est boys to the Warner Home in st.
Albans.-Walter Scott was in Braintree
the first of the week.--Dana Marsh Is
having tn south end of his house double
boarded and re-clapboarded.-G B. Farr
has bought the Charles Fisk farm of Mr.
Fisk's widow, Mrs. Margaret Fisk.
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Caledonia County
HARDWICK.

All Jackson has bought the j. l.. Berry
house at the corner OF Wolcott and
Granite streets.-The Boy Scouts fur
nished music for dance at johnson
Friday night.-The annual Easter ball for
the benefit Of the hospital will be held
at the gymnasium Monday evening.
April q. Music will be furnished by
Taylor's orchestra,-Pvt. Edward Pope
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RICHMOND

Mrs. George Bartlett of Burlington has
been visiting friends in town the past
Week.-Mrs. Maytie Gleason gave a party
party for forty at her home Thursday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. James Palermo
have purchased of A. Terrien the house
on Main street recently damaged by fire
and will start repairs on same at once
ID. Conte of Boston is stopping at his
home here for a few days.--Miss Alice
Berry Is assisting Mrs. Freeman In her
millinery parlors.-Mr. Redig arrived
Thursday evening from the West and
will remain in town for some tme.-Mr.
Mudgett of Essex Junction purchased the
N. G. White farm sold at auction Mon
day and A. Worthen the farm known as
the William White farm.-Martin Fftz-
gerald of Montpelier and Miss Margaret
Fitzgerald of White River Junction were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Purtel
over Sunday.-Mrs. Elizabeth Zero Of
Jericho and daughter. Miss Lenore. who
is nurse stationed at Camp Devens.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
Buley.-Harold Winslow of Concord. NJ
H., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Jacobs.-Miss Rose Donaway Of Burlng-
ton was the guest of Mrs. Jennie Berry
over Sunday.-Miss Agnes Paradee. who
has been at her brothers for the past
| eight weeks. has returned to her home
in Springfield. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs J. w.
Atkins and Mr.. and Mrs. B. 2. Douglass
of Jonesville were the guests of Mr.. and
and Mrs j. w. Berry over Sunday.-The
young child of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Mosley
is seriously Ill with pneumonia-The Rev.
MIR. Barnes of Burlington spoke at the
Congregational Church Sunday.-W. Z.
Flagg has purchased the house Of Mr..
| and Mrs NJ. O. Goodrich on Main street
The Richmond Congregational Church
IL finding good response to the efforts Of
| the young people to make the Sunday eve
nngs interesting In spite of the bad
roads. there has been large attendance
At both of the popular meetings of the
last two Sundays. The chorus, now grown
to the limit of the platform space. in pre-
paI/ig for Easter Sunday. Thursday
night there is to be a commemorative
service In the vestry, preparing the way
to Easter, and Friday evening. in the
| church a rehearsal by the chorus.
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WEST MILTON.

Frank Paro of South Hero has been
spending several days at b. A. Fresns.-
Mrs, Iby, who has been very Ill with in-
flammatory rheumatism. remains about
the same A trained nurse is caring for
her.-1he recent heavy rains have made
the Lamoile river very hgh.-Mr ana
Mrs. A j, Beauvis were in st. Adams
recently.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

F. r. Edwards of Burlington has sold
a milking machine to d. A. Bull Of
Northumberland kingsand has re-
ceived his discharge and Is at his home
here.-Mrs. Fred Harrington entertained
the ladies. who gave the play "A Virginia
Heroine" at her home Thursday evening
New sugar was served.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Elliott are visiting at l.. A.
Elliott's.
The Ladies' Aid will serve a pancake
supper at the vestry of the church. Fri
day, April Is.
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PANTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Ambrose jerome,
who died Sunday in Port Henry, N. T.,
was held Tuesday at two o'clock at the
home of her son, John. The Rev =. H.
Myers officiated. Burial was In tho
Kent cemetery.-The schools in town are
closed for weeks northumberland
Stage was in Burlington Friday.-The
Rev. s. II. Myers has received news OF
the safe arrival at Boston or MIS-
Myers brother Charles Prior, who mas
been overseas for several months.-Emil
Dembank. who spent the winter In New
York has returned to Charles Spauld-
ing's and resumed work for the summer
season.--The ladies of the Home Circle
met at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age last Friday and held business
meeting when the old board of officers
was re-elected.-The Misses Bessie
Stagg, Bessie Rogers and Ella Norton
are at home this week from Vergennes
school, which is closed for weeks va
tipp.
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WALTHAM

Mrs. G. p. Larrow Is recovering from
her recent illness.-Madam Sneden IL
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moulton In
Panton.-Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wright
visited their daughter. Mrs. E. A. Dowd
in New Haven, Thursday.-Miss Ruth
Wright is at home for the Easter vaca-
tion.-The condition of Mrs. r. II. Booth
is improving.-Ray Moulton Of Panton
visited his cousin. C. ]. Sneden. last
week.-Mrs.. Julia Cushman of Ferrisburg
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. p. Lar
row.-Mrs. p. w. Otis has a pen of 30
White Leghorns that are laying from
36 to AZ eggs a day.-Edward Danyew.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Danyew.
and Miss Lydie Place Of Charlotte were
united in marriage Saturday. April IL,
by the Rev. Father Vezina of Vergennes
Katherine Bristol Is i'll with the mumps
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Farms For Sale

Farms Oh all sizes and all prices
Write US the size you are looking for
And amount you want to pay down. we
will send you complete description OF
what we have by return mail
A. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Cambridge. Vt
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CORNWALL

Mrs. Victor Bourdeau went to the Fanny
Allen hospital in Winooski last week and
underwet a operation Thursday. She is
doing as well as could be expected.-Mrs
Augustus Muller is i'll. Her daughter.
Mrs. Roy Vancelette, is caring for her.
George Thompson is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for treatment.
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WHITING

Mrs. Carl Lewis and little son of Rut-
land and Mrs. Orilla Lewis are spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis.-Mrs. Irving Denton and baby son
arrived from Burlington Monday.-On
April IS there will be an open forum
at the United Church with address by
County Agent Bartlett on 1.-THE Church
and the Community"
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HUNTINGTON

Gladwin Spalding has sold his farm
to Archie Tominson.-A. T.. Carpenter
will run the farm of T.. G. Norton's
which A. r. Tominson will vacate.-
Miss Daisy Kenyon is quite i'll with
rheumatic fever and is being cared for
by a nurse.
7. w. johnson rs making Is cheese
beside $50 pounds of butter daily
The condition of Miss Daisy Kenyon is
somewhat improved.-Mrs. Thomas
Adams is recovering from a severe at
tack of indigestion.-Mrs. Lavina
Sweet still remains in a feeble condi-
ton.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Sarah Comstock went to the
Fanny Allen hospital Wednesday for an
operation.-C. II. Steele, who has been
quite i'll. is improving.-Mrs. George
Kennedy, who has been suffering with an
abscess on one thumb is somewhat bet
ter.-Marjore. the five-week- old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Deforge,
died Sunday morning after a few hours
illness with INDIGESTION
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HINESBURG

The ladies of the Congregational
Church held their missionary meet
ing at Mrs. Kate Dow's Wednesday at
2:30 oclock.-Miss Laura Coleman has
spent several days in Burlington, the
guest of Miss Ruth France.-For the first
time in the memory Of man there was no
church service of any kind in this town
on Sunday-The roads are churned up to
the impossible point by the big conden-
sery milk teams.-The sugar season has
closed and an average amount of sugar
has been made.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B.
Bromley are going to Boston to meet
their two sons, Roswell and Roy, who
are returning with the 26th Division.
They have seen hard service since the
beginning and Roy has received decora-
ton for conspicuous bravery.-Kilan
Place, who has been numbering in Stowe
all winter, has moved into the house by
the creamery in the village.-Leonard
Burritt has rented the Montgomery place
at Meohanicsville and moved his family
from Addison.
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gone to their home in Montpelier, where
Mr.. Carpenter has a State appointment.
Earl Tucker of Burlington spent the
weekend with Keith Byington.
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BRIDPORT

D. G. Rice Is in town calling on friends
and spending some time at Frank
Myrick Is very much
improved. was received In town
of the death OF Miss Ruby Palmer in
Ticonderoga Sunday morning. Miss Pal
mer lived in this town until year ago.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton Is suffering
with an attack of pendicitis.-Richard
Welch and mother have returned from
Schroon Lake.-Guy st. George is recov-
ering from the measles.
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SALISBURY

The Rev. d. w. Reid has been ap-
pointed to serve the churches In town
as pastor for the coming year.-Pvt. Orlo
s. Bump. who is at the debarkation
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WANTED

WANTED. for summer months, house o,'
Isle La Motto, Grand Isle or northern par !
of Lake ChampIain; not less thnn nNe
bedrooms. Apply. giving all partlcu.al'
W,m,ant Ninntrcal 9l6t,w.1t.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON


Practical Plumbers md Steam Filters
Next North burlington Savings hank
90 st. Paul street
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SHELBURNE

George Collamer of Barre spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
j. ]. Collamer.-Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Nor
ton have returned from Saratoga, n. Y.
MISS Grace Jackman spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Page
William Eckerson. who bought the Blair
property on Shelburne point, is soon to
commence building large bungalow
south of the cottage on the lake shore.
Spear Brothers Of Burlington have the
at Trinity Church on
Maundy Thursday will be: Holy Com
munion 1000 a. m, evening prayer and
sermon 7;30 p. M, on Good Friday, morn
ing prayer, litany and sermon 1890 q. m ,
three hours service from 100 to 800 p.
m. The Rev. II. o. Ladd. d. D.. will
make the address, evening, service for
communicates in preparation for Easter
communion; offerings at the services on
Good Friday for Christian schools and
churches at Jerusalem
William ]. Sheridan of headquarters
company, 59th Infantry, Attn Division. ar
rived in town last Friday from Camp
Devens, where he received his honorable
discharge from the service. He was in
France with the 4th Division for eleven
months, taking his part as a liason run
ner In many OF the important battles.
His many friends welcome him home.
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WILL ARRIVE IN RANDOLPH VT, FRI
day April Is. with n carload of canadian
horses, bought off the farms, ranging IN
weight from / 200 to 1,5O0. r. b. Osha.
42,w,1t.
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IS Pine ST.. Burlington. VI.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. Latest equipment for
All animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
zoe.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MILK FARM for sale, one-half mile from
Barre city limit route in best part of city,
farm route, stock and tools, sale all to-
gether or separate. Tel. or write q. II.
Adams South Barre. VT. 81 .6t,w,1t.
lO-ACRB VILLAGE FARM for sale. $1,000
cash required. balance on easy terms.
d. S. Ralph, Warren, VT 74|6tw,4t.