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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE Ono OF the best farms
in franklin county, located at East Berk-
J.: shiree Vt, three -fourths mile to school.
church. station and creamery: 100 acres,
1,400 sugar trees all equipped. two barns
8Ox6O and 44xsO, " STORY house. hard
wood floors. hot and cold water and bath
room, 25 cows. seven Of them registered
thorough bred Guernseys. will keep 80,
one-half interest in thorough-bred Guern-
sey bull three head young stock, one SOW,
two heaevy work horses, hens. all neces-
sary farming tools and implements, gaso-
line engine, all crops at time Of sale
possession to be given November 1; terms
$4,000. cash to close an estate. Apply
to II. e. Kennedy. Elm ST, Richford,
W.. administrator. 130.12.w.2t.
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SHOREHAM

The funeral of Selden l.. Walker was
held Friday afternoon at his late home
Those from out of town who were here
were Mrs. George Martin and son. How
ard Borley, and d. Braisted of Benning-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Swnton. Mr.
and Mrs Booth Of Vergennes. Until ten
years ago Mr. Walker had lived In Bird
port, the home of his birth. The at
tendance Of old neighbors and frlenc'
was large, testifying to their apprecla-
ton OF his friendship. The Rev. X b.
Simmons conducted the service. Burial
was in LakeYieW cemetery.
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BRIDPORT

Mrs. c. j, Barbour is ILL., r. Harris
is at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jabott
and son were Sunday guests at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank AL
lard Her sister. Cora. returned to Corn
wall with them and will spend part of
her vacation there.-The Converse school
closed the spring term Friday.-Stanley
Converse is at his home for few days.
Mrs, Louise Bailey returned 10 her home
Tuesday in Meriden. Conn.-David Bar
bour suffered shock Friday and is in
serious condition.-Mrs. Fred ST. John
and daughter. Marguerite. of Moriah, N.
T., are at the home Of Walter Briggs
with her son. Herald. who is not re-
covering from the measles as fast as
his friends. wish.
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pl-monthly social meeting at her home at
New Haven Mills Thursday afternoon.
lnose Wishing to go will please hand
their names to Mrs. Anna Quinlan as soon
as possible. Mrs. Stone would like every
member present-Mr. and Mrs. George
rainier OF Burlington are guests OF f.
n. rainier and family.-Mr. and MIS-
george ~. Taylor are occupying their
house on Church street.-An important
business meeting Of the w. c. T. U. Will
be held at the home Of Mrs. E. w. Dyer
on Maple street Friday afternoon at $3.50
p. m. Every member is urged to be
present.-C. w. Sprague, superintendent
or the street department, with force
or men is widening, Strengthening and
otherwise improving the village Streets
Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Edmunds are in Bur-
lington this week.
Charles Weaver is at the Green Noun
tain Sanitarium in Burlington for treat
ment.-Mrs. r. Emo and children, OF
Rutland, called on friends in town the
15th.-Forest Coursey, Of New York, was
In town last week.
The neighbors and friends of Mrs.
Cornelia Gleason gave her a surprise
party Wednesday afternoon, 1t being
her SIND birthday. A fine supper was
Ilene Sargent have gone to Dorset for
the summer.-Mr. and Mrs Leroy A.
Neal and children of Woodstock were
guests of T. r. Thomas and family
Tuesday. Little Nome Thomas returned
with them for a visit.-The outlook
club picnic will be held Friday after
noon The members are asked to meet
at the library at 2:45 p M, bringing a
plate. cup and spoon and anything
but sandwiches for the supper-Mrs.
p. r. Hill is comfortable after having
undergone an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hosptal.-R. J. Norton Is TAX
Ing treatment for rheumatism in a
sanitarium at Burlington.-Wilber At
kins Is at home from the Albany Busi-
ness College.-Mrs. jeremiah Curtiss
OF Washington, D c., is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. NJ Norton and other
relatives. Monday Mrs. Curtiss and
her nephew. jeremiah c. Cardell, start
for California, where they will pass
the summer.-Ellen and Osmund Fish
err of Panton ar visiting their grand :
mother, Mrs. Clara Fisher.-Mrs. Helen
Partch Atwood formerly of this town,
died Tuesday night at the Mary Fletch-
er hospital, leaving a two-week Did
daughter. Mrs. Atwood's husband,
Harvey Atwood, died of influenza at
Camp Devens last fall Mrs. Atwood
Is survived by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l.. Partch of Vergennes, and
two brothers.-Mrs. F. w. Gould went
Wednesday to Ithaca, N Y, to attend
the commencement exercises of Cor
nell University-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Dupre, Lansing Bingham and Leon
Bingham were in Burlington Tuesday.
Mrs. Young of Watervliet N Y,
has been guest of the Rev. and Mrs.
E. w. Gould this week.
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SHOREHAM

Mrs. 7. A. Carleson, OF West Rutland,
and daughter. Miss Karen Carleson, Of
Middlebury College. passed the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Larrabee-
The annual meeting OF the Moravian
club was held at the home Of Mrs. W.
C. Larrabee last Thursday. The new Of
hcers are: President. Miss Tottngham
vice-president. Mrs, Sharon; secretary,
Mrs. belong; treasurer Miss Bush, Mrs.
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MONKTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown and son,
Randall, of Bristol, were Sunday guests
in town.-Mrs. Fred McEntee was in
Poultney the 18th to attend the gradu-
ating exercises Her brother Samuel
Shirley, of North Ferrisburg, was one
of the graduates.-Fred Rawson Is max
ing extensive repairs on his house.-A
son was born at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Saturday. June IA, to Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Ayres.-Mrs F. n. Dean and
Mrs. n. c. Gage spent the latter part
of the past week at Mrs. Deans camp
at Long Point.-Miss Helen Lee closed
successful term of school Friday. In
the afternoon w. II. Gee, II. l.. Lang
way and L. II. Palmer took the teacher
and children to Mt. Phlo on a b!cinc.
where they enjoyed a pleasant after
noon.-A union service will be held at
the Boro church Sunday morning. The
Rev. q. d. Gouthey will preach. In the
evening children's day will be observed
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Donahue and
daughter. Miss Cicily, and Mrs r. c.
La Rose and little daughter Hilda, were
in Castleton the 18th and visited Miss
Ruth Donahue. Miss Cicily remained for
the graduating exercises.-Mr. and Mrs
d. f. Mech and II. II. Ayres were in
Burlington for the week-end.-Mrs. j. E.
Buttolph and son, j. L., of Middlebury
and daughter, Mrs. Eldridge, and little
child, of Twin Falls, Idaho, visited their
farm here last week.-Judge II. " Sears
spent Sunday at his home.-Mrs. -fercy
kellough, who has been visiting among
friends and relatives here. has returned
to Hinesburg-Henry Brunal recently
visited Mrs. Brunell at the Fanny Allen
hospital and found her much improved
in health.
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RIPTON.

Mrs. Adah Billings. who, with her
family. has been living In Middlebury
the past year, is Ill at her home here.
Her daughter, Miss Hazel Billings, Is
caring for her.-Miss Il. M. Esterbrook
and Miss Guile of Boston were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Noble Friday.
They are on a hike, starting from Mid
dlebury Gap to Emily Proctor Lodge,
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For Sale or EXCHANGE

frst-class farm in every respect.
consisting of $50 acres. fine old colo
NAL house Of 10 rooms. open fire places,
largo piazza. high elevation, fine view,
very large and modern barns all
buildings in fine condition; sugar or
chard of 500 trees, old apple orchard
for homo use, young orchard of choice
fruit, located in the town of West
minister. six miles south of Bellows
Falls. Am unable to use this farm and
will give some one a bargain, very
low price for cash, or will take in ex-
change other free and clear real es-
tate as part payment and mortgage
back on farm for balance; might take
full value In good rented property.
Please don't answer this advertise
ment unless you have at least $4,000
In cash or free and clear real estate
to exchange.
Address Owner
A. G.. SMITH
gu MAIN 81. Fftchburg, Mass.
146-6t.w.1t.
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Walter Scott and sister of
Mddlesex, visited their mother. who is
over so years, in Ripton last week..
Charles Roberts and son visited his
mother in New York, who is over 90 He
Joined his wife and two small children
and they visited Mrs. Robertss parents in
Weybridge.-Mrs. Edward Towne and
young son from Warren visited her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Manning. Jr., the
first of the week.-Clarence Martin s
barn was struck by lightning and burned
to the ground Friday.-Wiliam Goodyear
lost last Friday two valuable cows which
were struck by lightning.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Taylor, Jr., and three children
motored to Exeter, n. H.. Saturday, re-
turning Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
Archer and George Flint from Braintree
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Archer
the first of the week.-Mrs.. Harry Blair is
il.-Leon Sturtevant and family have
moved into the hotel tenement.-Dana
Marsh is having repairs on his house and
new piazza built on the ell part.
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NEW HAVEN

The citizens of New Haven gave her
returned soldiers a rousing welcome home
reception at the town hall Thursday eve
ming. More than 900 people being pres
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LINCOLN

George w. Green died Saturday eve
ming after an illness of several weeks at
the age of SO years. The funeral services
were held at the home Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock.-Mrs. Z. K. Moore of
Middlebury is spending a few weeks
with Mrs. w. A. Lew. B. Sargent
and family of Burlington we're week.
end guests at the home of his father,
William Sargent.-Mrs. Frank and
Harold Atkins will give a lawn party
Thursday afternoon to members of the
Industrial society and friends.-Mrs.
Lewis Green of Brandon Is visiting
friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Negus of Proctor and Fred Smith and
family of Bristol were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Gove.-Jessica
Stowe is visiting at the home Of Edward
Stowe in Weybridge.-Mrs. Roy Mont
gomery Of Worcester was a recent guest
of Mrs. T. w. Sargent.
Leon Bedor has moved his family to
c. w. Weaver's house in Bristol.
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PANTON

Charles spaulding is still in a serious
condition with the carbuncle on his neck.
though a little improved. DR.. Beecher
OF Burlington has been called In his
case TO consult with DR.. Phelps.--John
Jerome Jr. Is recovering from the
measles.-Children's day wa~ eAsASysd
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Empire mixer. two double
units, pump tank piping and stall cocks,
equipment large enough to milk 40 cows;
been used six months. in good condition.
Call or write for prices. c. N
" Styles, Jericho, VT. 14o,3tw,3t'
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital
7S Pine ST., Burlington. w.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. Latest equipment for
Ill animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
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ORWELL

The Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs was in Boston
last week.-L. w. Cults and family have
moved from Rooksde farm to Siven
Shade farm for the ensuing year.-Mrs.
G. L. Bliss has gone to Lynn, Mass,
for the summer.-Miss Mollie Hack, of
Keene, n. H., Is here with her peo-
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Hack having
ran home in a new car.-Miss Maud
Meacham sang in the choir last Sunday
in the Congregational Church.-Mrs. e.
W. Cults returned from Westfleld, Mass,
the first OF the week.-All schools but the
village closed last week. They will run
this week.-The Foresters dance Friday
night was a success.--The annual meet
ing Of Hands Cove Chapter, D. A. r.,
will be held to-day at the home of Mrs.
w. B. French.-Mrs. A Fl. Wood arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs H. D.
Branch Saturday. having returned from
Mexico, where she spent the winter.-H.
d. Branch was business visitor in Bran
don last week Monday.-Mrs. w. G. Lar
rabee and Mrs. Henry Wright, of Shore
ham, were callers at Mrs. w. B. French's
last week.-B. J. Barber has purchased
the Peachor place and moved in.-Miss
Marie Racette and a guest have come
home from Montreal for time.-George
Smith is better.-Mrs. Henry Mead keeps
about the same.-D. l.. Wells was re-
ported i'll Saturday evenng.-The Brid-
port baseball team came down Saturday
last to leave a score of IA to in favor
Of the Orwell team.-Mr. Faxon was TAX
en- i'll at the cheese factory last week
and had to give up the job. The factory
Is success in all ways.-Mrs. Norman
Fletcher of Bridport, is at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Need
HAMA few of Miss Hannah PETERS
friends gave her surprise Friday. it
being her 18th birthday.
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON

Practical Plumbers and Steam Filters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
90 St. Paul Street
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STARKSBORO

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Fowler and daugh-
ter. Edith, Of South Royalton, are spend
Ing their vacation with Mrs. Fowler's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ferguson
G. II. Clifford is selling his household
furniture preparatory to going to Char
lotte. where he will reside at the home
OF VIII Spear.-It is expected, although
the speaker Is not yet announced. that
there will be services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church next Sunday morn
ing. followed by a regular session Of the
Bible school, The business relative to
the federation was completed last week
and the every-member canvass Is sched-
uled for June 20, at which time DR.. Davi-
son will be present at both morning and
evening sessions.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Harris and Henry Harris, of Proctor,
spent the weekend with Frank Harris.
accompanied by Isaac Harris, who has
been with his sons In Proctor and Bran
don for several weeks.-R. J. Norton and
Frank Harmon, who are suffering from
rheumatism. have gone to Hayss san
itarium in Burlington BostwicK,
of Granville, has been visiting at c. F..
Clifford's and other relatives here
George Thompson. Of East Barnard, was
here for over Sunday, his wife and chill
dren returning home with him.-Those at
tending Bristol high school are home for
their summer vacation.
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SALISBURY

G. A. Beach and family, of Vergennes
were at the home Of A. d. Beach over
Sunday.-Mrs. X. z. Moves has returned
from Poultney where she attended the
graduation exercises Of T. C. A.-Three
Of the boys OF town are being graduated
from the Mddlebury high school, Orrin
Nelson. Wendall Sumner and Percy
Whitney.-Mrs Mary Larsen had a
shower of birthday cards on Tuesday the
nth, from her frlends.-C. J. Kingsley
who has been confined to the house for
several days, Is able to be out.-H. N.
Tatro has severed his connection with
the E. E. Partlow & Co. store.--In the
absence Of the pastor, L. NJ. Atkins Of
Middlebury College supplied the pull
pits Of the churches in town Sunday
The Hon. j. E. Weeks and wife spent
the weekend at the home Of Mrs. Ham,
ilton. Mr. Weeks had charge Of the
Christian Endeavor society Sunday eve
ning.-Mr and Mrs w. p. Stoddard and
Mrs. Larsen areat Lake Bomoseen for the
week.-Mr. and Mrs. George Noyes, A.
D. Beach and Miss Cora I. Beach went
to Pittsford on Friday to visit Miss
Dorothy Noyes.-Mrs. f. ]. Harris of
Cornwall is guest at the home Of T.
w. Whitney for a few weeks-Work on
the piece of federal road from the home
A. d. Beach to the Dunmore creamery
has begun, and is in charge of Mr. Har-
vey.-Private Edward H. Payne, who
was with the 2Gth division overseas, has
his discharge and Is visiting in town for
a few weeks.-Word has been received
that a son, Warren Coleman, was born
June Il to the Rev. and Mrs. Peter
Heller of Mddleburgh. n. Y. The Mr.
Heller was a former pastor of the
churches here.-C. ]. Kingsley and wife
and Madam Kingsley motored to Lake
Bomoseen Tuesday and We're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Stoddard.-Charles
P. Holland, who spent a few days here
with his family. at the home of Mrs.
Hamilton, returned to his home in
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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 ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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HELP WANTED

FIVE EXPERIENCED TABLE GIRLS
wanted for frst-class hotel. Apply to
Sea View Inn. Biddeford Pool, Me.
143,6t,w.1t.
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CORNWALL

stanford Sperry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Sperry and Allen Drolette, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drolette arrived In
Boston from overseas the first of the
week and are at Camp Devens awaiting
their discharge.-The annual meeting OF
the Mary Baker Allen Chapter, d. A. r.,
was held at the chapter house on Satur-
day afternoon, June IA and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Regent. Mrs. w. II. Bingham; vice.
regent, Mrs. A. w. Foote; secretary,
Mrs. NJ. o. Field; assistant secretary,
Mrs. F. E. Foote; treasurer. Mrs E. A.
Pratt, registrar. Mrs. c. L. Witherell
historian, Miss Katherine Grswold
chaplain, Mrs. j. w. Atwood Two new
members were accepted. An interesting
flag day program, with music. was given
Mrs. A. G. Jones was hostess. Mrs. E.
Parent, Mrs. c. Jones, Misses Maude
Brigham and Ruth Benedict, committee
Refreshments were served.-A largely at.
tended social was held at the church
parlors on Friday evening. An elaborate
program was given and a neat sum
realzed.-Mrs. William Belts of New
York is at William Lavalley's for a
several weeks sojourn.-Arthur Benedict,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Benedict who
recently returned from oversee service,
has gone to Ottawa, Can, on a visit.
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ent. Calhoun's orchestra of Middlebury
furnished fine music for the occasion.
Sixteen returned soldiers of the worlds
war were present. Speaker c. S. Dana
presided and speeches we're delivered by
Sergeant Brickley. Of New Haven, Conn.
who was badly wounded and crippled in
the service. and by Capt II. l.. William
son OF Bristol Capt c. II. Cole and Major
X. w. McCuen of Vergennes. All did
well. After the speaking, which last
ed until nearly midnight, cake and ice
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Larrabee also entertained as guests of
the Moravian club the Clover club.-P.
w. Waite started Sunday for Nappa,
Cal, with the remains of his aunt, Mrs.
Emma Fuller, which will be placed by
the side Of her late husband.-Mrs. A.
p. Sherwin was In Bristol Sunday to
attend the funeral of her cousin Mrs.
w. II. Ridley.-The Rev. George Lee
or Newburg, Ore. is guest of his niece,
Mrs. X. b. Simmons.-Mrs. A. f. Tot
tingham went to Yonkers, N. Y, Tuesday
to be with her son, B. b. Tottingham.-
Chldren's day will be observed next
Sunday at the hour of the regular SER
vice.-Six members Of the Addison County
Association of Congregational Churches
with their families met with the Rev.
and Mrs. r. B. Simmons Tuesday. A
picnic luncheon was served at noon fol-
lowed by the regular meetng.-The Wom-
ans Missionary society meet with Mrs.
Henry Wright to-day.-Next week Thurs
day. June 49, there will be a lawn party
on the lawn at All Saints chapel on Cream
hill.-Dr. and Mrs. Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. N. North were recent visitors In Bur-
lington.-Farr & Stone Of Waitsf1eld are
installing the new telephone exchange
in the apartment in Joseph Dupre's house.
Miss Styles is caring for Madam Farr.
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TARGETS SUBSTITUTED
FOR HUN CHASERS

BISLEY CAMP. Eng. July 8
After four years Boche-shoot.ng.
Rritain's crack riflemen resumed
their annual warfare against me-
chanical targets today, when the
National Rifle associations CONNIE
uuOn re-opened here The famous
I'isley meeting is international in
character and normally attracts the
worlds best rifle and revolver
shots. although most of the events
are monopolized by army teams.
This year Generalization progress
considerably affected the entries
many eligible riflemen being frank
~ fed up" with shooting. and md
ing target practice unexciting after
the real thing. Nevertheless most
OF the British and Colonial cham
pions were present when the quail
Tying rounds were shot OFT Austria
Ian. Canadian. New Zealand. south
African, CeylOn and Malay states,
teams competed with the pick OF
the Mother Country. there being
keen rivalry for the Elcho Shield.
for teams. and the Kings Prize. fer
individual riflemen.
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NEBRASKA MAN IS
ElKS' EXALTED RULER

ATLANTIC CITY. July 9.-Frank
l.. Rain or Fairbury. Neb., was elect
ed Tuesday afternoon grand exalted
ruler OF the Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order OF Elks He defeated AL
bert T. Brophy OF Brooklyn. by a
vote OF 1.052 10 451.
Chicago was chosen for the 1920
convention.
All the other officers were elected
by reclamation. They are:
Grand esteemed loyal knight. Wal
ter Bookwalter. Indianapolis; grand
esteemed lecturing knight. c. ..
Bradley. Portland. Ore: grand sec
rotary. Fred r. Robinson, Dubuque.
Ia; frand treasurer. Pat Brennan.
Dallas. Tex; inner guard. W b.
hartman, Greensburg. y. c.: tiler,
Frank Hurley. Birmingham, Ala.
William r. Dresden. Albany. y. Y.
was elected 10 I'll a vacancy in the
board OF trustees. Grand Exalted
Ruler Rain named John G.. Price.
attorney general OF Ohio. member OF
the grand forum, the highest judi
cial body OF the order.