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CORNWALL

There Will be maple sugar social at
the church parlors Friday evening. April
IL, under the direction Of the church social
committee.-The Rev. Christopher Ham
lin conducted "a prayer and song service
Sunday at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Bingham in West Cornwall.-The What
soever Circle will meet at the home of
Mrs. r. A. Bingham on Saturday, April
12.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ringey, who
were recently married. was given n sur
prise by their neighbors on Saturday eve
ming, April s. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shorkey. A large number
of useful kitchen utensils were presented
them. Refreshments were served and with
music and games an enjoyable evening
was spent.-Mrs. Agnes McCloskey, who
has been for some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shorkey, has ac-
cepted a position In Rutland which she
assumed Monday.-Miss Katharine Girls
wold Is spending few days In Brattle-
boro on business.-Charles Ashley has re-
turned from Hartford. Conn, where he
recently went to visit his brother, Frank
Ashley, who returned with him for an
indefinite stay.
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VERGENNES

DR.. j. Churchill Hindes of Winchester,
Mass, visited his sister, Mrs. Arthur w.
Norton. Saturday.-Miss Carrie Wilmarth,
a teacher In Enosburg Falls, Is passing
the vacation at her home.-Leonard
LeBoeuf of Worcester, Mass, was in
town Friday on business connected with
the estate of his father, Charles l..
LeBoeuf, of which he is the administra-
tor.-Capt. Robert w. McCuen, who re-
Gently came from overseas service in
France and who has been passing fur
Tough Sat his home here, left Friday for
a camp near Hoboken, n. j. Mrs. Nc
Cuen accompanied him to New York city
where she will visit friends.-Mrs. Rose
Townsend of Philadelphia is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Charles A. Hoffnagle.-Mis ISIS
Helen Lee, a teacher In the Monktor
school, spend the weekend with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Lee.-Private
Ralph Deyoe, who lately returned from
overseas service in France and who has
been passing five-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Deyoe, has
returned to Camp Devens,-Daniel Morrt
of Maiden and George Norris of Spring
f1eld, Mass, who were called to Burling'
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PANTON

Cyrus Bowers a much respected citizen
died Sunday evening as the result of a
general break down incident to the in
frmities of old age. He was in his SOth
year. He and his mother moved here
from Crown Point, n. Y, about 80 years
ago having purchased the farm then be-
longing to the late Norman Allen and on
which be has since resided. He was a
good neighbor, a warm friend and his
house was ever open to those, who
sought his company. He was veteran
of the Civil War having enlisted under
Capt. Scion Eaton at Vergennes. from
West Addison in 1862. He belonged to
Co. *, End regt volunteers. 9th army
corps and was under Col. Whiting. He
was made a corporal and went through
the peninsular campaign. He was
wounded at st. Mary's Heights near
Fredericksburgh, in May 1863 He was
mustered out at Burlington in 1864. The
funeral was held at his late residence at
1870 Wednesday. The Rev S. II. Myers
ofiicated The casket was draped with
the American flag and there were lovely
flowers from the neighbors and friends.
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BRIDPORT

Guy st. George, who has the measles,
Is somewhat improved.-Willard Myrick
who is suffering with an attack Of pneu
monia. is a little better-Chester Pal
mer of East Middlebury is working for
his father on the c. j. Barbour farm
Willis Palmer has accepted a position
as bell-boy at the Addison House in
Middlebury.-W willard Chandler and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mrs. Chambers
mother, Mrs. Frank Allard.-Herald st.
John is working for o. f. Converse
Stanley Converse, who has been here for
few days attending to his fathers
business, has returned to Burlington
Fred Delong is moving his house hold
effects into the house recently vacated
by his brother. Basil Delong.-Mr. and
a son. born April 5.-Charles WEIGH. who
has been spending a few days with his
brother, John, returned to his home in
Schroon Lake Friday. His mother, who
has been with John Wech's family this
winter. returned with him to keep house
for her son, Richard, who has just come
from overseas-Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Hemenway. who went South last fall,
returned home Sunday-Mrs. Herald
Mitchell is with friends in town.-Cleon
Norton returned from overseas Tuesday.
%. Il. Converse is slowly gaining at
the home of his mother in Burlington.
His brother is about the same.-Polly
Palmer. who has been spending week s
vacation from Burlington high school.
returned to her school on Sunday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
11-13; A. w. Bell, 121-4; e. A. King. 145-l1
Clvde Rroun 14-32
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lib; A. w. Bell, FLA; e. A. King. 1871;
Clyde Brown, 124-32
The educational department OF the
Women's club will meet in the high
school building Friday afternoon at
three o'clock.-The Women's Suffrage
Study club will meet this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Leroy C. Russell a
fine program has been arranged for the
occasion.-The funeral of Daniel T. Nc
Cormack was held at St. Mary's Catholic
Church at nine o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and was conducted by the pastor,
the Rev. Thomas ]. Leonard. There
was an unusually large attendance and
the floral offerings were many and beau
tiful. The interment was in the Catho-
lie cemetery. The bearers were DIR.
b. ]. Burns. Thomas F. Burns. End. John
Tigue, Lewis Hanfield, Neicy Dorian and
N. ]. Bourdeau, all relatives. Among
the people here from out of town to
attend the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tigue of Rutland, Miss Genevieve
Mccormack and Henry Malloy of Bur-
lington, Miss Isabelle Mccormack of
Montpelier. Mrs. T.. X. Gilfeather Of
West Rutland George Boudreau of
Gloversville, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mcclellan of st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
William F1emming Miss Hatty Powers
and Mrs. Kate Shields of Brandon and
Mrs. John Monahan and Miss Margaret
Lynch Of Acknowledgment Shambo of
Middlebury died at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington at six o'clock
Tuesday night. following an operation for
acute appendicitis which had been made
on the day previous. Mr.. Shambo was
taken i'll only on Friday while at his
employment at the marble mill here.
The deceased was AZ years of age, having
been born in Brandon June 10, 1877, the
son of John and Exidea Shambo and
had lived in Middlebury for about 90
years. He Is survived by his wife. who
was Miss Mamie Smith of Middlebury
two sons, Marcus and John; and one
daughter, Agnes, all of Middlebury; two
brothers, Leon Shambo of Brandon and
George N. Shambo of Middlebury; his
mother, who lives with the latter in this
town; and two sisters, Mrs. N. L. Des-
narais and Mrs. A. p. Desnarais of Rut-
land. The remains were brought here
from Burlington on the noon train We'd
nesday and taken to his home on Water
street. The funeral will be held at St.
Mary's Catholic Church.-Mr. and Mrs
John Shackett Of Seymour street have
issued invitations to the wedding OF
their daughter, Mary Rosina Shackett
to George Gotta. to take place at st
Mary's Catholic Church Monday morn
ing. April q. at eight o'clock.-At the an
nual assembly of Middlebury Council
No. II, r. and S. M, held Tuesday eve
ming the following officers were elected
T. l. NJ. George w. Mead; /. G. NJ, Per-
ley C. Voter; p c. W., Arthur w. Davis
treasurer and recorder, William II
Brewster. The appointive officers will
be named later.-Joel j. Lemere has re-
turned to Ludlow after a few days visit
to his brother, James Lemere,-Zenophilc
Quesnel of Montreal. Can, has purchased
the Towle farm and has moved his fam
Civ here
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Gle, to see If the village will vote
authorize the purchase of a dumpl
truck 1t was voted that the comm
tee appointed to investigate about
additional fire apparatus. also investigd
the needs of the village of dumpi
truck; eighth article, to see If the villa
will vote to extend the public sew
on Pine street and on Malletts ri
avenue from its present termiIl
northwesterly to the village liml
and to sec what provision
village will make to pay the expense Of
extending said sewer. 1t was voted tn
, The committee appointed to investg|
about the fire apparatus and the Dump
truck also investigate and report on 4
matter at the meeting to be held at a
ture date. Ninth article. To see If
village will vote to pay its trustees s
ary This article was dismissed uni
imously. Tenth article. To see if the
lage will vote to provide for a celebrat
in honor Of our returned soldiers. 1t v
voted to provide the sum of $500 for
celebration for the returned soldid
Eleventh Article. 1t was voted to pay
village taxes assessed on its grand list
II was voted to raise % cents on a dol
on its grand list and 20 cents Of this
be put into the sinking fund. After
foregoing articles had been voted VI
| the following village officers were ele
| ed: Moderator for the ensuing year,
T.. Bigwood; village clerk, Joseph Cou
on; village treasurer, c. G.. Allard; {
lector of taxes, II. f. Wolcott; village
ditors, George Daley, Charles Bigelow ;
| DIR. j. A. St. German. The contest for
| office of village president was somew
| exciting as the candidates for this of
had a large number of friends on hi
! and each was determined to elect his G
! didate. The candidates We're George
Keefe and Bert Dubuc. Mr.. Dubuc wa
| former president of the village and
iheld a number of Offices In the villa
The number of votes cast was as foTloI
Bert Dubuc 161, George J. Keefe 100, W
| s scattering, and Mr.. Dubuc was declaI
elected president. Levi Bushey, the pd
ent water commissioner, was re-elecI
| for the term of three years. Miss II
| Blossom, whose term as library trustee
pires this year, was reelected for
| ensuing five years. Lester Cruise
!, East Allen street was elected trustee
the south ward by 50 votes with two sd
tering. Mr.. Cruise had no OPPOSITE
Trustee Frank Major of the west wa
whose term expires this year, was
elected with no opposition, receiving
votes with two scattering. The only q
test to occur for the office of will
trustee was that of the east ward WI
opis IT NJanspau of Main street .
feated George II. Horton by maJol
of 81 votes. Mr.. Manseau received
votes, while Mr. Horton had a3 votes
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MILTON

Hiram Rugg died April and
funeral was held from his late NJ
on Saturday at two o'clock. Mr.. Rugs
several weeks ago and broke several
and has been confined TO the house s.
that time. 1t is thought he suffore|
slight shock at the last. He leaves
sister. Miss Electa RusG,
Herman and Ralph Wells arc worI
for l.. j. Rowley.-Miss Helen May
of Burlington was home over Sundsi
Mrs. Gertrude Landon was in Burning
Monday evening to attend the a
Gluck concert.-Ira Everest IS sero|
I'll with pneumonia at the home OF
sister, Mrs. Ray Brigham. n tra|
nurse. Miss Bertha Butler of Burlins
ia caring for him.-Miss Mildred As|
passed the weekend at her hom'
Essex Junction.-The Misses Hazel III
est Of Waterbury and Ruth Everest
Burlington were in town this week,-1
G.. l.. Pattee has returned to her NJ
in New London, Conn.-Arthur phelp'
Richmond is with his parents, Mr..
Mrs. n. f. Phelps.-A linen shower
given at the home of Mrs. Arthur B1
Friday evening, in honor of Miss ~
Hammond.-Earl Socum and II.
Bevins are working for j. e. Wagne
the meat market.
Tho first service of the United ChY
will he held next Sunday at the
gregatioral Church. The now pastor.
Rev. f. r. Talbee. Will preach mort
and evening. a large attendance
desired. The funeral of Hiram Rugg
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WALTHAM

Miss Eva Merrill has returned to her
school at Basin Harbor after passing
short vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. b. S. Merrll-Mrs. b. S. Mer-
rill will entertain the N. S. club April
II, the meeting being postponed on ac-
count of bad roads.-Mrs. Walter Lee
and daughter, Harriet, of Ferrisburg,
visited her sister, Mrs p. w. Otis Mon
day.-Mrs. c. H. Carmenter of Taun-
ton, Mass. has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Evarts.-Miss Rose Bur-
roughs has returned to her home from
Rutland where she has been visiting
friends.-School opened in the Hunt
District Monday Mrs. George Evarts
was in Burlington last Tuesday.-C. w
Farnsworth has resigned his position
with Mr.. A. G. Wright-R. H. Booth
and son, Don, have returned at Grouse
Point after passing the week lend with
Mrs. Booth at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
+. C. Ward s.-NIrs. G. =. Larrow is i'll
with tOnsilitis
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ADDISON

Willis Cady Of Middlebury, county
road commissioner, was in town Mon
day looking up conditions Of road
George Hurd, who has been in France
for over year. has lately returned
and is now the guest of his father, NJ.
B. Hurd and his sister. Mrs. w. w.
Clark.-The listers are canvassing the
town.TGeorge Putnam has returned to
Boston.-Earl Putnam. who is home on
80 days furlough from Kelley Field,
Texas, went to st. Adams Saturday to
visit friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carr
are the parents OF daughter born re-
CONDITIONING to the condition of the
road, Prof. Frank Cady could not get
here to speak at the church Sunday
Ira Barber had the misfortune to cut
off one of his fingers last week with an
ak. DIR. Rogers dressed it and he is
doing well.-Mr and Mrs. Howard Clark
were in Burlington Tuesday.
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SALISBURY

Il. T.. Partlow was a recent visitor in
New York city for n few days.-The
friends of Fletcher A. Whitney. who is in
the U. s. navy on the U. S. S. Sierra sent
him a postcard shower on April in honor
of his oath birthday Mrs. Fred Ellis and
children who were visitors at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Noble Jennings for a
few days, have returned home.-Miss I'M
peria Randazzo, who has beeen spending a
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. w.
Whitney, returned to her school duties
Ashburnham, Mass, on Monday-Mrs.
Mary White, who has been visiting friends,
returned to her home Friday.-C. A.
Bump was elected to represent the Con-
gregational Church at the annual Meth
odst Episcopal conference at Saratoga
this week-The friends Of Miss Mabel
Noyes will give her a shower Thursday.
in anticipation of her approaching mar
riage to the Rev. George Cornell.-Mrs.
Rex +. Sheldon, who has been visiting in
New York for some weeks returned to
her home Monday.-George Ayers is to
make his home in East Middebury and
has rented his farm to Mr.. Brickey.-
Steve Baker Is to run the +. A. At
wood farm the coming year as Richard
Ambrose, the former tenant, is to move
to Ferrisburg.
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MONKTON

Mrs. f. l.. Devoid entertained a large
gathering of the Helping Hand society
April 3.-Mrs. Joseph Little was a week.
end guest of Mrs. Charles Shiverette.-
Miss Edna Dwire spent the weekend in
Middlebury.-Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Brown
who have spent the winter I'm town, have
returned to Middlebury-L. L. Dwire
has let his farm to Nelson Santaw
Miss Helen Lee spent the weekend at
her home in Vergennes.-Mrs. d. p
McEntee is Ill with bronchitis.-Mrs
Eddie Shepard, who has been i'll for
several weeks. is not as well-Fred Par
ker and family expect to move this week
to b. c. Gees tenement house-Mrs.
Jennie Senior of Burlington is visiting In
town.-1obert Cross visited in Ferris
burg Sunday
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returned from Florida, where he spent
the winter-Miss Locke Burt was at
nome from her school in Ferrsburg over
Sunday.
Edward Blackburn has enlisted in the
navy and gone to Norfolk, Va.-John o.
eaxendale was in town Tuesday.-The
sugar social held in the Methodist Church
pariors Monday evening was fine sue
cess. The ladies having the affair in
charge were the members of the ways
ana means committee for April, namely.
MRS Beeman, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Hawthorne
ana MRS, Garrow. Mrs. Danforth enter
tanned her Sunday school class of young
girls In one of the class rooms which
was prettily decorated with crepe paper,
inc color scheme being red. The table
was lighted by candles and the happy
littIe faces about 1t made very charm
ing picture. The whole pleasant affair
was made possible through the generosity
OF Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe r. Thomas, who
donated the sugar.
The feighborly club gave Mrs. Lewis
Dupee a surprise party at her home Mon
Gay evening. A fine supper was served
by the ladies.-The recently elected off,
GERS OF the o. T.. S. are: w. NJ, Mrs.
AMMAN Quinlan; W. p, c. A. Hanks;
A. NJ. Mrs. Christina Morgan; secre-
tary, Miss Ella NJ. Norton; treasurer,
Mrs. Cora Ferguson; conductor, Miss
Mildred Morgan; assistant conductor,
Mrs. GeneVeve Jones.-Dr. Walter A.
Danforth has gone to Chester, Pa,
where he expects to locate.-George N.
Taylor. who bought Mrs II. B. Williams
house on Church street, takes passes
sion the first OF June.-The true blue
Lola nf ha UyoJo Not
son Laber a farewell party Thursday
evening. Mr.. Laber expects to go to
business college soon.-Miss Mildred Nor
ton gave a maple sugar party Tuesday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs a. Il
Wright to few friends.
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WHITING

The Rev. and Mrs. Francis ]. Malzard
and son. Francis, went to Utica, NJ Y,
Monday on visit to Mrs Malzard's par
ents. Mr.. Malzard returned Saturday.
The remainder of the family will stay
for several weeks.-A son was born at
the Mary Fletcher hospital on Friday.
March 49, to Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Den
ton.-On Sunday morning a special Palm
Sunday sermon with special music at the
United Church. In the evening the True
Workers take charge,
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NORTH FERRISBURG

News has been received Of the death OF
Russell Jewell Of Bennington from pneu-
monia. following infuenza.-MiSs Grace
Lane is at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she Is taking the nurses training
Mrs. S. L. Noonan Is spending the week In
Montpelier with Senator s. Il. Noonan.-C
S. Martin visited at Montpelier Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week,-Harley
Williams Is working in Charlotte.-Miss
Deshaw has returned from spending sew
eral weeks with her sister In South Bur-
lington.-Avery Palmer. who has been
seriously III, is gaining.-John Devoid has
returned to his home after two years
service In the U. s. army lie enlisted the
service March 25. 1917, and was mem
Der of the 26th division. He was dis
charged from service because of wounds
received in battle. He was In the battle
Of Chateau Thierry and was wounded July
Is. He was In a base hospital five months
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NEW HAVEN

daughter, Lillian Barnum, was born
Saturday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Landon.-Mr. and Mrs. AKIN Blinn of
Westport were guests the last of the week
of Mrs. and Mrs. f. NJ Merrill.--J. S.
Shaw of Weybridge was In town, Satur-
day.-Mrs. Amelia Barnard of New Haven
Mills is passing the week with Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Coates.-Frank Hoag and G.. c.
Coates were visitors in Burlington. Tues
day.-Mrs. II. ]. Peck Is ill.-Madarn Mer-
rill Is passing some time in Mddlebury
with her sister, Mrs. II. G. S. Blinn.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. lowering of East Northfield.
Mass. is "a guest at Daniel Sargents.-
Mrs. David Follansbee received a tele-
gram from Buffalo, saying that her
Uncle, George Green, died suddenly the
End. He had been in poor health for
some time with heart trouble, but had
planned to spend the summer here in
his native town. He was one of tho
older of ~ children of Stephen and Ly-
dia Chase Green. He is survived by
one son, and one brother, DR.. l.. l..
Green who Is spending the winter In
Florida and three sisters Of New York.
Miss Langworthy of Bristol spent
the weekend with Miss Marjorie Oris.
Drew Varney and friend and Miss
Alice e. Rider of the University of
Vermont spent their vacation with
George Varney and famly.-Mrs. Clay
ton did not remain In Burlington but
is under treatment at home.-Joseph
Brown has sold his cows and young
stock to Ernest Norton of Huntington
Howard Grace is homo from the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
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SHOREHAM

There will be meetings at the Congrega-
tional Church four evenings next week,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Friday evening will be the COM
munion servicc.-Mr. and Mrs. j. C.
Moore have returned from visit in
Springfield, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Burleigh of Springfield, Mass, are guests
at B. w. Haus.-Mrs. Harry Riley and
Miss Winifred Baldwin, who have been
quite III, are mprovng.-The meeting of
the Ladies' Missionary society will be
with Mrs. II. II. Burge Friday, the 18TH
Dennis MacAuley and George Laya have
received their discharge from U. S. serv.
ice and are at their homes.-The Alma
Hendee Chapter. o. L. s., held sugar
party at the Masonic Temple Saturday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Graduation honors were givon to
members of the graduating clnss M
lows; Miss Winona Stone is given,
honor. having an average of 9S'%
Miss Geneva +. Mcbride is given sc
having an average of 500. The,
motto is BE Square" Tho rena
graduation speakers will he chosen
Lieut.. Gov. Mason S. Stone Will b'
viied as class guest Oh class day. Ii
voted TO have Magner's orchestra
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Leon Clafin and baby, who have
been with her grandmother for a week
since leaving the sanitarium at Bethel
have returned to their home In Benning-
ton. N. II. Her brothers wife. Mrs. Elmer
Eaton. accompanied her and will stay a
while.-Mrs. Henry Perry and little DO,
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have been visiting his sister. Mrs Charles
Stockwell. in Randolph.-W. w. Jones
had the misfortune to lose 100 buckets
of sap when the platform that held the
storage tank broke down and spilled al!
of the sap.
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Farms For Sale

Farms OF all sizes and all pricaa
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
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Cambridge. Vt
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HELP WANTED

GOOD EFFICIENT HELPER wanted in
baby room at Home for Destitute Chil-
dren. Shelburne Road. s4.tf,w,lt
A COMPETENT GIRL wanted for general
housework in family of two. III Main
st. ll'w'it'
FARM HAND wanted for eight or hine
months dairy. Apply Charles cross
Spear St., G. D. Sherwin burlington
743t.w2t.
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LINCOLN

Walter s. Burnham. late Of Cleveland
Ohio, beoueathed in trust TO the Citizens
Savings and Trust company Of thA& f1ky
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IS Pine ST., Burlington. VT
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
lo6.