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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07


5s5it iron in your blood Your food
merely passes through the body.
Something like corn through an old
1fffll with rollers so wide apart that
1fff mill can't grind.
HtFor want of iron you may be an
DID man at thirty. dull of intellect.
zSaor in memory, nervous, irritable. all
ftn-down, while at iftv or sixty,
with plenty of iron in your blood, you
may still be young in feeling, full of
1fff, onG your whole being brimming
syer with vim and energy.
.fSFAs rroof of this take the case OF
Eormer United States Senator and
Wee Presidential Nominee Charles A.
T6wpe. who at past 5S is still Il veri
4Rbie mountain of tireicsS energy.
Senator Towne says: L have found
fS1xated Iron of the greatest henefit
asta tonic and regulative. Henceforth.
IShall not be without it / am in a
7lasiiiot to testify for the benefit of
UtEers to the remarkable and iInmedi-
afe helpfulness of this remedy. and
Dnhesita tingly recommended Nuxated
1ron to all who feel the need of re-
new ed energy and the regularity of
Jodily functions
Then there is Former Health Com
missioner William II. Kerr. of Chica-
80. whC is past the three score year
|ua TX. but still vigorous. active. full cf
If. vim and energy. Former ifea'th
sommissioner Kerr says he believes
4Ys own personal activi:r today il
1lsseIr due to his use of Nuxatcd
Ton and that he believes II ought TO
Ebet rescribed by every physician and
Asz&f In every hospital IN tie country.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
SCHOOL DIRECTORS TO STAY

PCttsvillc, Pa, Jan. Judge Ber-
ger yesterday refused to oust the
school directors of Rain township
for alleged violations of the school
code, but ordered the directors to
pay the costs.
Court said it was proved that the
proceedings were brought because
the directors refused to elect a GER
tain teacher. though the citizens who
brought the proceedings were per-
fectly content to have their own
candidate elected by the board in
the same Objectionable way.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
IRWIN COBB HoNoRED

Detroit, Mich, Jan. Irwin Cobb.
writer and humorist, was notified
here to-day by Deputy High Com
missioner de Billy, of France, that
he has been made a chevalier Of the
Legion of Honor. Mr.. Cobb said he
presumed the honor was conferred
in recognition of his writings of the
French people.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
sTHE
"RUN-DOWN"
BUSINESS
WOMAN

But in my opinion
you can't make these
strong, vigorous. sue
cessful. sturdy, iron men
by feeding them on MAJ
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
Quick Relief for
y All Rheumatics
If1So Crippled You Can't Use Arms
Or Legs, Rhcuma Will Help You

III you want relief in two days.
SWIFT, certain, gratifying relief, take
4 small dose oil Rheulna once day.
is1f you want to dissolve every par
tfcie of uric acid poison in your body
and drive it out through the natural
thannels so that you Will bUeforever
free from rheumatism, get a bWttle of
Rlieuma from kennedy's Drug Store
0rvany druggist at once. 1t must give
the joyful relief expected or money
refunded.
eRheumatism is a powerful disease,
Strongly entrenched in joints and
Muscles. In order to conquer ii, a
ies Rhcuma is the enemy of Rheu-
matism--an enemy that conquers it in
early every instance.
sfJudge John Barhorst, of Ft. Lora-
Sliie, Ohio, knows it, He was walking
with crutches; to-day he is we'll. It
should do as much for You; it seldom
fails.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
THE TIRED
NERVOUS
HOU SEWiFE

s5hysician of Bellevue Hospital (Out-
door Dept.) New York. and the West
Chester County Hospital, SAID; modern
taethods of cooking and the rapid pace
at which people of this century live
have made such an alarming Increase
In iron deficiency in the blood OF Amer
fcan men and women that l have often
tnarveled at the large number of people
Who lack iron in the blood-and who
fleNer suspect the cause of their weak,
Nervous, down state. Lack sof iron
III the blood not only makes man
piiSsical and mental weakling, nervous
ifritable. easily fatigued. but IT utterly
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07

fDDS nlni Oh lHal VII iAS
fofce, that stamina and
strength of will which are
Unnecessary to success and
power in every walk of life
IT may also transform a
Beautiful sweet tempered
woman into one who is
tF0ss, nervous and irrita-
ble. | have strongly empha-
sized the great necessity of
bTgsicians making blood
Examinations If their weak
ara emic, down patti,
ents. Thousands of persons
go, on year after year sur
fering from physical weak
ness and a highly nervous
condition due to lack of.
Sufficient iron i'm their 4
red blood corpuscleS
Without ever realizing ]
Tie real aud true cause
~. ft,aft- frnnh1a With
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07
J. H. BRENNERR' S
6 SOUTH FOURTH STREET

Announces SALE EXTRAORDINARY of
Fashionable COATS, SUITS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS and BLOUSES for Women and
Misses. SALE STARTS THURSDAY
MORNING, JANUARY 9, involving en-
ormous purchases of Newest Winter Apparel
bought at the lowest prices in the history of
the trade, as well as hundreds of garments
from our regular stock. All offered in this
great sale at the most SENSATIONAL RE-
DUCTIONS ever featured
In making public announcement. of this
sale and emphasizing its Importance, we
wish to remind you that this store never uses
the term sale unless something of unusual
caliber is offered.
Those economically inclined will readily
see the advantages in waiting for this great
bargain event.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE, THURS
DAY, JANUARY 9,sAT 9 A. M.
Full particulars of this sale will be found
in Wednesday eve and Thursday morning
papers.
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Who Should Take Nuxated
Iron and Why They Should
Il Take 1t - y w 551;1s 75s7;13 ~
Physician Explains-gives Prac-
tical Advice on What to Do to
Help Build Up Your Strength,
Power and Endurance and In
crease the Red Blood Corpusles.

Commenting on the,
use of NuXated Iron
as u tonic. siren 9Th
and blood BUILDER
DIR. James Francisl
artG far.,.,tslr-'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-07

Under the provisions of the School
Code of 1911 the public schools of
Pennsylvania are greatly improved
and a procedure set up that will
steadily enhance the service of the
schools for many years. Experience
in it's enforcement has developed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
NEW HAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Boyington and
daughter, Anna, of Bristol, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Davis Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Everest are enter
tanning Mrs. Everests sister and cousin
from South SALISBURY. l.. n. Row
ley of Shelburne. visited at F. e. Row
leys Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Peck
motored to Ticonderoga the last of the
week to visit friends. Mr.. Peck returned
Sunday but Mrs. Peck Will remain for a
more extended visit.-Mrs. Ellen Moulton
returned to Panton Saturday after pass
ing two weeks with her niece, Mrs. j. +,
Davis.-The annual meeting of the Red
Cross will be held Wednesday, October
ALL Red Cross members are urged to
attende the Addison county chapter meet
ing to be held at Bixby Memorial library
Friday, October at $50 a. m. James
Jackson. manager of the New England
division, Miss Newell. Miss Ross and Mr.
Jones will speak.-Fred Towne spent the
weekend in Ticonderoga.--The home of
Clarence Sturtevant is quarantined for
scarlet fever-Mrs. Mary Roscoe and SON.
Mortimer. are visiting friends in North
Adams and Springfield, Mass. Mortimer
will go from there to Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowdck returned Monday
to their home in Saratoga, n. Y, after
passing some time in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
SALISBURY

Roy Fletcher. Wendall Sumner, Miss
Anita Sumner and Miss Maxine Reynolds
took an auto ride to Lake George last
Thursday-W. +. Warehouse has sold
his residence and picnic house and grounds
to New York parties for a girls summer
camp and Mr.. Warehouse has purchased
the residence of the late Henry Kinsman
in the vilage.-Mr and Mrs. H. ~ Tatro
have moved into the Methodist parsonage
and the Rev. David Reid viii board with
them. Mr., Tatro Is employed in the
Dy"i store-Mrs. George Jeffrey. who has
been spending some weeks with Mrs.
Hamilton, has returned to her home in
Brockton. Mass.-Miss Maxine Reynolds.
who has been visiting at the home of Miss
Anita Sumner, has returned to her home
As Luther Kelley was on his way
10 the depot on his his way to
Middlebury, where he is attending school,
he was offered rode by Arthur Whitney
in his auto. on turning at thu depot they
were going so fast that the car turned
turtle and both boys were hurt. Luther
Kelley escaped with only a few bruised,
but Arthur Whitney sustained "A broken
ollarbone.--M Louise Nelson was at
home over the week Reconsideration T..
Whitney Is not we'll and is confined
to the house under the care of nurse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Jacques of Ausable
Forks. n. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Spaulding of Panton were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. f. Plat last week.--Mr and
Mrs. F. P. Robinson and son, Robert,
of Rutland, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs, L. w. Tottingham.-Mrs. Maria
Smith entertained the Moravian club very
pleasantly Thursday afternoon-Miss
Ruth Styles is visiting Mrs. Henry
Wright.-Mss Norma Waite has entered
Russell Sage college.-Mr. and Mrs ].
c. Moore are passing a week in Water
town, y. Y.-Mrs. a. l.. Nottingham Is
in Middlebury with her brother, Charles
Parish.-Frank Meehan, who has charge
of school in Ellenburg, y. Y, passed
the weekend with hi mother.-Miss
Mable Larrabee came from Burlington
to pass last Sunday with her parents.
Miss Gertrude Woodbury. has entered
business college in Burlington.-Miss
Graham, who has been taking care of
Mrs. Lee, at the parsonage. has returned
to Burlington.-Mrs. n. II. Burge and
Mrs. r. G. Easton are in Barre to at
tend the annual meetings of the Vermont
Branch of Missions and the Woman's
Home Missionary union.-The roll call
of the Congregational Church is Satur-
day, the 9th, dinner at noon.
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ADDISON

Edrick Bodette is not gaining at
Mary Fletcher hospital as fast as his
friends wish.-C, j. Bell Pomona
Grange will meet with Bridport
Grange October 11.--Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Steward of Bristol have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Cross.-Erwin
Clark, who has been in the u. s. Navy
the past Ii months on the Transport
Panama, has received his discharge and
is now with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Clark.--Mr. and Mrs Robert Por-
ter have been spending few days with
Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Smith Marion Clark has entered
the hos pital at Montpelier to train for
a nurse.-Mary Carpenter. student
nurse at Mary Fletcher hospital is at
her home for a vacation.--Mr and Mrs,
j. C. Thomas were in Middlebury Sun
day. the guests of Lulu Wood.-Mar-
Faret Carpenter and Roland Crane have
returned to the University of Vermont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gulley of Mid
dlebury have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elmer and other friends.
Susie Norton is the guest of her brother,
r. b. Norton and wife.-Elmer Spencer
has returned to Cornwall.
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RIPTON.

on Friday morning as Mrs T..
Hire was coming up the cellar staj
they gave away, carrying her to
floor of the cellar, with such force
20 break one limb above the AMI
and otherwise seriously injuring n
DR.. Flagg was called and reduced
fracture. She,' with her two sn}
children, was taken to the home of
sister Mrs. z. Dragon. who is carl
for her.--NeXt Sunday will be obserY
in the Methodist Episcopal Churches
Vermont as Everybody at Churc|
Sunday the Rev. G. X. Statham ID.
district superintendent of Rutland VI
preach at two o'clock. 1t viii al
be communion Sunday. There will
Sunday school at 3:15 p MIR. 4
Mrs. Fred Dow were in Randolph \
week to attend the celebration
returned soldiers.-The Rev. AMI "
w. H. Merrier and Mrs. Beeman start
last Tuesday on motor trip throu
the eastern part of the State. VIII
away they visited two of Mr.. Mcrrid
former charges, East Orange and WI
Topsham. returning through Richmot
where they visited Mrs Beema
daughter. Mrs. Harry Berry They
rived home Friday.-Mrs. W X. Fost
who has been the guest of her parer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noble, for q fl
days returned to her home in MIDI
bury, Sunday.-The Misses Edna q
Beatrice Kirby, who are attending M
school in Middlebury, were at the mol
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Kirby. Sunday.-Victor Boyntou a
Miss Ida Boynton of Rutland were Sq
day guests of their parents. MIR. 4
Mrs. c. p. Boynton.-Mr. and Mrs, CT
ton Boynton and son. Ray, who ha
been visiting friends in Rochester
few days, have returned home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
{APPENINGSI IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. +. C.. Guley have gone TO
addison for few days visit with rela-
lives and friends.-The banns of marriage
between Miss Katherine Dillon and Ira
Baldwin. both of this village. We're pub
lished at st. Mary's Catholic Church Sun
lay.
The Mddlobury Post, No. a, American
Legion, will meet in the Dyer block Thurs
Cay evening, September 25.--Word has
been received that Milton NJ. Huntley, son
" Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Huntley who
tas been serving with the Y. s. medical
rorps at "A base hospital in France for a
year. has arrived in this country and is
Ut Camp Merritt, n. j., awaiting dis
Charge.-Mr and Mrs. George Maynard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allan r. Calhoun and
Miss Lucy Calhoun left Tuesday by auto
mobile for weeks trip to New York
Miss Lucy Calhoun will remain in New
York. where she will enter the Scudder
school to take up Il course in secretarlal
work.-Miss Louise G. Wiggn of New
York city is the gues OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Calhoun for a few days.
At public meeting hold in the parlors
of the Addison House on Monday eve
ming for the purpose of giving he soldier
boys of Addison county n welcome Aome
there was n good attendance. Judge
Weeks was made chairman of the meet
ing and the following committee was
appointed to raise the funds for the carry
ing out Of the same: Judge Charles /.
Button, states Attorney Allen r. Stur-
tevant, County Clerk Rufus Wainwright,
Assistant Postmaster Arthur Human,
Or. =. L. Dorey and c. +. Crane. editor
of the Middlebury Register The cele-
bration will take place on armistice day,
November II, and will include a dinner
to be- served at the Inn Side Inn on the
Addison county fair grounds. j Ohm Nc
Cormick, who has spent several years in
different parts of the West. is in town
20 visit his sister, Mrs. John II. Burns.
of the Logan House.--Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Prescott have returned from Orwell,
where they have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Root.--The Misses
Cassie and Jessie Bullock of Haverhill,
Mass, are in town to visit relatives
Judge and Mrs. Charles !. Button have
returned from Brandon, where they have
been visiting his mother Mrs. l.. r. But
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester NJ. Winch
Of Auburnvile. N. Y, are in town for
two weeks.--George II. Benedict has re-
turned TO Adams. Mass, after q week
here with his sister, Miss Ruth II. Bene-
dict.-Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard and
children have gone to Cavendish and ex-
pect to remain several weeks there and
in Cuttingsville with relatives.-Chester
Hetherington and Samuel l.. Manning OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25

Mrs +. S. Ferguson we're in camp at
Cedar Point for IL few days the first of
the wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shiv-
erette, of Monhton Mr.. and Mrs. John
wilkinson and Mrs. Charles Brooks, Of
Addison, visited at Dennis shverettes
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. Turner and
Miss Mary Turner, Of Lincoln, were
guests at r. w. Smiths Sunday.--Mrs.
Alger, of Lincoln. visited at l.. G. Fergu-
sons Sunday.-L G.. ferguson Is not as
well.-Dennis Shiverette and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Parker
in Monkton.-Mrs. Elsie Lafayette has
gone to Pla,nfeld to visit her son, Alton
Lafayette.-Mr. and Mrs. William Heath
erington and son. Donald. have returned
to their home in Richmond after a week
spent with relatives here.--The Rev. How
ard Glalster Is attending the State con-
vention in Rutland this week.--Charles
Clifford and family spent Sunday at c.
i. Cliford's.-C. +. Clifford has recovered
from a recent illness.-The four months
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Dow
ner died Of acute indigestion Sunday.
The funeral was held at the home Tues
day, the Rev. Howard =. Glaistcr officiat-
ing.-Mrs. B. F. Brown is in very poor
health.-Mr. and Mrs. George Sargent,
Mrs. Jennie Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Sweet, of Lincoln, Mrs .. Besaw and
Mrs. Mandana Hill. of Bristol, were week.
end guests at Howard Hanson's and c.
T.. Clifford s.-Mrs Hale Fuller, of Hunt
ington Center visited Tuesday at f. NJ.
Harris's. Establishments will be served at
the Grange meeting this week.-Mrs.. Jo-
sephne S. Brown. of Bristol who has
been caring for George Clifford, is now
with her sister Mrs. f. o. Brown.-Mrs.
Eugene Minum visited Mrs. Henry Nahum
in Bristol Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
, Mead and Frank Mead of Essex juno
| ton and Mrs. Louisa S. Wells. of Mon
| tague City, Mass, visited their cousin,
| Mrs Helen Wyman. last week.-The we'd
ding of Miss Nettie I. Smith and Roland
Tremble of Jersey City, n. j., was held
at St. Stephens Episcopal Church in that
! city, September 1.-THE bride was given
away by her brother. Dayton Smith. Miss
Nina Smith, sister of the bride. and Mar
Gus Trembe, the grooms brother, at
tended them.-The bride wore blue
suit a black picture hat and corsage
bouquet of tea roses. The bridesmaid
wore a taupe suit with hat to match and
pink roses. A wedding dinner was hello
at the grooms parents in Jersey City
! after which the newly married couple left
| for Atlantic City. n. J. They will reside
in New York city Miss Smith Is daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Smith, of this
town. She studied music at the Damrocf
Institute in New York city. For some
time she has been engaged in war work
| tbnrp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
BRISTOL

Mrs. Ella W. Pendergast of Bost|
Mass. is visiting Mrs Clara Fishe1
Waiter Danforth of Chester Pa. is
the home of his parents, Mr.. and vi
c. a. Danforth.-The three upper clasi
of the high school gave the lower clasI
La social in Holley hall Friday nis|
About 800, including the students, facu|
and friends We're present. The entcrta|
meut moulded, farce, broom saw, PEN
race, imp dance, vocal duet, old tashioIt
dance in costume. The high school
chestra rendered usual selections n
furnished music for dancing. Throu
the inf uence of the principal and sch|
board this social was given instead
the usual corn and marshmal,ow roas
and proved very successful and enjoyad
-Sharldon Levarn. was at home FRI
Canada over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
II, Eastman left Monday for Daytor
Fla, where Mr. Eastman has positi
as instructor in a school there Hare
Dana accompanied them.-Mrs Il
Parmelee continues in poor health,
Miss Florence Farr went to 81
lington Tuesday to attend L.
M.--Mrs. Geuevieve Towhr of 81
lngton visited her sister, Mrs. II,
Levarn, Sunday.-The first meeting
the outlook club will be held Frid
afternoon at The Naples" the hoi
of the President, Mrs. T. h. Thorn
Cars vii be at the library at 2i5
IN. to take all wishing conveyance
George r. Pope has gone to Burlir
ton to enter u. " M.-The Rev. I.
Hughes attended the VT. Baptist st;
t.. l., Ia,
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LINCOLN

MIR. and Mrs. Lester 4. Bryant obser{
the 50th anniversary of their weddI
September IL, receiving their friends
the afternoon and evening Those pr
ent for the occasion from out Of I'd
were their son, F. u. Bryant of Maid
y. Y, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slack. |
Bryant's sister, and Mr.. and Mrs. HarI
Slack Of Mortified, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Slack and daughter of Berlin, Mr.. d
Mrs. Herbert Slack and son of Md
pelier. Mrs. Rose Walker a sister of NJ
Bryant, of Mortified DR.. c. *. Johnl
and two sons Of Burlington, Benja1
Tucker of Tunbridge, Thomas Dupont d
niece of Bristol and Mrs NJ. J. Land
of New Haven Congratulations wi
read from people in South Dakota, Ma
achusetts, Maine and New York Les
A. Bryant. a son of Isreal Bryant d
Olive Andrews, was born in Worcesi
June q, 1929, and was one of family
five children of whom Mrs. Slack 4
himself are the only survivors. N
Mary Bryant Is n daughter of Mich
Delphy, and was born in New HaT
March 26, 1910. coming to this town
the age of nine years. Mr. and VI
Bryant were married in Tunbridge s
TENDER 13, 1869, and came to South Il
coin. where they resided % years, NOV
to their present home at Lincoln Cen
IN 1891 To them have been born (,
children, a son, Curtis. and daught
IIfiie H., having died young, while a s
F. Fl. Bryant, and daughter, Mrs. JIG
Benton, survive. Mr.. Bryant was a me
Der of Company D, 18th Vermont Vol
teers. He has identified himself with
interests Of the community, has
several town offices, and was town rer
sentative in 1917. Mr.. and Mrs. Bry
have gained the love and loyalty OF
host of friends. who join in the extet
ing of congratulations at this time, W
n desire that many more years of h
piness may be permitted them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
PANTON

Senator Martin S. Villas of Burling
will speak on the League of Natl
at the Baptist Church Saturday ev
ing, at eight o'clock. The public
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Cross spent S
day with Mrs. Della Conant.-Mr
Mrs. Charles Stanton have returned fr
their wedding trip and are keeping HOT
Walter White was in Rutland on b,
ness last week Thursday st
ton is spending "a few days in y
Haven
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
HANCOCK

The red bridge where the Standard Oil
truck went through, is once more passable
for teams.-The three little Aldrich boys
were with their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs L. NJ. Church. and their grand
parents four days last week while their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Aldrich at
tended the fair at Woodstock. and
Mrs Eugene Martin have returned from
an extended trip to York State and Mass
achusetts.-Mrs. Henry Manning has been
with her parents in Warren for several
days.-Mrs. Margaret Fisk is visiting in
New Rayme, Colorado.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
HELP WANTED.

vermont preferred)
20 carry on. on shares. large dairy and
stock farm: will carry about 80 head {;
land nearly level with very few stones;
fully stocked with Jerseys and registered
Berkshires; equipped with all modern
conveniences md tools: sugar orchard OF
1000 buckets; farmer must have suffi-
Client capital to carry on place of this
size; now carried on by owner who has
business in Boston and wishes to spend
the winter there; only n real farmer who
has some help at his command need
apply. Address, giving experience, etc,
to The Rford Farm, Proctorsville VT.
217eod 3t,w,3t.