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ESSEX JUNCTION

The Baxter Brothers Canning Fac
tory has completed the canning OF
corn for the season. This years mack
exceeds that of last year by more
IMAM 100000. it being something more
than half million cans OF which
So'ooo are one-gallon cans which If
PACKED in the ordinary size cans.
would add to the count five times that
amount or 10000 cans. Although the
pack is not what was expected from
me acreage OF corn planted the crop
was a fairly good one George De-
Forest Klippel. who managed the fac
tory, is pleased with the seasons
work and the quality of the product
packed The farmers and growers Of
the corn are to receive s2l per ton for
corn on the cob delivered to the fac
tory. The work of labelling the cans
and packing in cases ready for shin
ping will commence in few davs
Nelson ID. Stanley died Tuesday morning.
a private funeral was held at his late
home yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock
The funeral of Nelson H. Stanley. who
died Tuesday, was held at his late home
on Pearl street Wednesday afternoon at
three O'Clock, the Rev. G. j. STAPLES.
pastor of the Unitarian Church OF Bur
lington. officiating. The bearers were
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UNDERHILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fuller OF Water
bury called on friends in town Tuesday.
". Il. H. Smith of Holyoke, Mass. is
visitor this week at W. II Galne's.-
Harley Bennett of Springfield, Mass, is
spon i'g his vacation with his mother.
Mrs. Tara manifestations in town are
closed for three days to allow the
teachers to attend the Teachers con-
vention at Montpelier-Harry Jackson
has sold his farm to parties in Hinesburg
Mrs. George Hurlburt of Worcester.
Mass, is visiting friends in town.-Miss
Augusta Stearns went Monday to Bur-
lington. whore she will pass the winter
Several from here attended the funeral
of Bert Booth in Jericho. Monday.-Mrs
Isabelle Biodgett has gone to North
Underhll to keep house for her brother.
Sumner Knox.-E. C. Cross has pur-
chased of IA. B. Howard his tenement at
Riverside and Is moving his goods from
the Lasrle house there.-George II.
Benedict bought the Lasele house and
land which was sold at auction last
Week.-Mrs. Irene Bruce has return
ed to Essex Junction after passing
several days In town the guest OF Mrs.
w l.. Blaisdell.
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TINES: THURSDAY.

returheu from New York.-Dr. l.. Il.
Rowe mas been given chaplains COM
mission'-Mrs. c. f.. Blackmer has re-
turned from Rutland.-W A. Jennings
ana T. II. Purcell go ms grand jurors to
u ;. court this week.--John Vail and L.
b. Needham go as petit jurors.-Miss
noble Nash returned to Keene. n. H.,
saturday. Her father and brother went
as rar az Proctor stopping with their son.
DR.. +. II. Hack.-W are expecting to
nave meat market in the village In the
spring--Mrs. w. B. French and daughter
were In Rutland Saturday.-Dr. l.. H.
Rowe and family were in Brandon, sat
urday.- Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Wells re-
turned from Rutland Saturday Mrs. D.
II. Thomas was in Brandon the last OF
In az waoL
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HANCOCK

Mrs. George Farr is visiting relatives
in Connecticut for two weeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hall of Boston have been boarding
at the hotel the past Vocabulary
Labar's boy is boarding with Mrs. Kate
Fifeld and going to school, while his par
ents are spending the winter in Ludlow
Miss Ruth Dowdell is attending the
teachers convention at Montpelier this
week.-Mrs. Carl Eaton was in Hillsboro,
\. H., the first of last week to attend
the funeral of her cousin. Mrs. Alba
Childs.
Senator Martin S. Villas of Burlington
will speak in the town hall in Hancock
Saturday evening at eight o'clock on the
League of Nations. The public is in
Vited.
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WILLISTON

Jesse Dana Osborne. aged ST. died Sun
day morning at his home on the North
Williston road following a lengthy illness
of neuralgia Of the heart and complica-
tons. He leaves wife, three children
Pearl. Edna and Herbert, two sisters
Mrs Sarah Hall of Long Lake, y. y
and Mrs. Laura Brothers Of Essex June
ton, two brothers, Elmer Osborne of Will
liston and Charles Osborne Of Lancas-
ter. Mass. The funeral was held on
Wednesday at one o'clock from his late
re sidence.
The Rev. Mr.. Leonard filled the pulpit at
khe Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Smith started last
week, for pleasure trip to Springfield.
Mass, and other Places of interest, also
Boston and New Yo>k-Mrs Eta Bliss,
who has been caring for her mother Mrs.
Emma Bliss, for three weeks returned 10
her home in Worcester Mass, Monday
Miss Nellie Gsham from Burlington spent
last Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tiras lsham.-Mr and Mrs. Clayton
Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wright.
who have been on trip to the Yellow
stone Park. Wyoming. and various places
lin California, have returned TO their home
here.--There will be dance and social
night. The proceeds are to be given TO
the committee Of the Improvement So
riety for repairing the sidewalks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton James spent Sunday in Mont
pelier. guests of Mrs. Elmer Pine.--The
Rev John A. Hamilton, ID. D.. pastor of
the Methodist Church in Burlington. de-
lvered the anniversary, address, in the
Methodist Church Monday night.-George
Whitcomb of Richmond has bought Julius
Murray's farm in the northern part of the
village and has moved there. Mr.. MUIR
ray moved onto his farm in the south
western part of the town, known as the
Bonnie Warren place.-Misss Abbe SIENNA
spent the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter SIENNA
Phillip Ph;llion is. to move from the Sey
mour Caswell farm to the farm he re-
Gently bought of Lewis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miles is putting up another silo.-The flu
neral of Jesse Osborn was held at his late
home Wednesday afternoon. the Rev.
H. C. Banks officiating. Interment was
in East cemetery.
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STARKSBORO

C. Ladoo has returned to Burlington.
where he expects to spend the winter
with his sister, Mrs. Cookie and Mrs.
Dockey.-Waldo Brown has brought
Floyd Smiths farm and taken possession
of same. The latter has moved into f.
S. Ferguson's tenement and will work in
the store.-Mrs. II. Hanson and daugh-
ter. Helen, are visiting Oliver Besaws in
Bristol.-Luther burlington and family Of
Burlington were guests of E. w. Smith
Sunday Dorcas society held their
regular meeting at the Methodist Church
vestry yesterday .-Arrangements are
being made for a Welcome Home" day
for the soldiers from this town and
vicinity on Thursday, october l6. There
will be a parade at one O'Clock followed
by an address and other entertainments
at the town hall, after which supper will
he served. Dancing in the evening. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. II. Fowler of South Royalton
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fowler's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Ferguson Liz
zie Conner of Burlington visited at Frank
Hines last week.-Bernard Fitsimmons
of Bristol is n guest of Edward and
Guy Harmon this week.-Mr. and Mrs
Wallace Clark and Melvin Baslow of
Lincoln were guests at Luther Varney's
Surprise parties were given Mr.. and
Mrs. p Tatro MIR. and Mrs. Herbert
Fields last week.-Mrs.. A. II. Palmer and
daughter. Jessie. are visiting relatives in
Connecticut.-Mrs. Milo Smith, who has
been Ill, is somewhat better. Her grand
daughter. Mrs. Bessie Simon. of Bristol
is with her.-John Juribas. who has been
making the cheese at the creamery has
returned to his home In Manchester. N
H.. and is succeeded by Jesses Tswot-
siXmus of Nashua. n. HI G.
Ferguson remains about the same
Edmund Harmon had narrow escape
Tuesday. When picking apples limb
broke. throwing him to the ground. He
received only slight injuries.
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BRISTOL

Miss Irene Ferguson Of Burlington spent
Sunday at her home here,-A. j. Batchel-
der OF Valley City and Mrs. F. +. Con-
yeau of Fort Ethan Allen are guests of
their nephew, c. A. Burnham and fam
ily.-Clement Smith and Hugh Mullings
OF the University of Vermont. spent sun
day at their homes here.-Dr. II. l..
Averill and Professor Raymond McFar-
land of Middlebury attended the Baptist
Church Sunday. Professor Mcfarland
was the speaker.-Word was received
Sunday Of the death of Mrs. Henry Peck
of Burlington. Mrs. Peck was former
resident and member Of the local Meth
od!st Church.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Cove.
Mrs. H. =. Sherwin. T.. l.. Sherwin. Mrs.
B. j. Clark and son. Roy. visited friends
In Ferrisburg Sunday.-Wilber Atkins is
at home from Albany Business College.
George H. Barnard of Lincoln has
bought E. c. Wilkes place on West
street known as the Abernethy place.
Mrs. George r. Hamilton of Wash
ington, D. c., is spending the week
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Btngham.-The Ladies' Aid OF the Fed
Grated Church served harvest sup
per at the church parlors Wednesday
from $40 to 7:30.--Miss Kathryn Levarn
is III at her home in Mountain street
The Outlook club will meet Friday
Afternoon at the home of Miss Stewart
Roll call. Woman Suffrage, Practical
Patriotism. Miss Cooley; Civics. Rea-
sons for Preparation for Enlarged Res
possibilities, Mrs. Il. c. Varney and
Mrs. A. f.. Grow; reading. Mrs. j. L.
Selden.-The schools In town closed
Tuesday afternoon In order that the
teachers might attend the State con-
vention held in Montpelier.-H. NJ.
Gleason and family have moved in to
the farm recently purchased of Is. f.
Gordon. Mr.. Gordon and family have
moved to the village
II. ]. Clark and "A force of men are
painting the fence around the Bosworth
homestead situated on the Park and
North street. Mrs. Bosworth has records
to show that the fence is 1903 years old and
was built around the ell part of the house
which was then a farm house owned by
the Munson's. one of the old famiiits of
Bristol The lumber for the fence was
cut from the farm from the part which
is now Church street. The place has been
in the Bosworth family for many years
and the new part Of the house was built
by them. The wonderful preservation
OF the fence Is due to the excellent care
1t has received in spite Of the fact that
probably for the last 103 years every
child in the village has walked the top of
II.
p. W. Estey OF the Y. NJ. c. A. at Ho-
boken. N. j.. Is spending a few days with
his family here.-Miss Kathryn Levarn,
who has been III for the past week Is
better
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JERICHO

Bert Booth. who has been critically III
at the Mary Fletcher hospital the last
few weeks, died at 1880 Friday night.
Mrs. Clifford Barney was n recent
visitor AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Flagg In Richmond The funeral
of Bert Booth was held AT his late
home at 1880 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Dr. Clifton Smith Of Rupert was a
visitor SUNDAY at the home Of Mrs
Florence White and daughter. Rena.-Y.
q. Nay. who has been spending several
days in Canada, has returned home.
Maurice Buxton OF Jonesville had the
misfortune to break ha wrist while
cranking his car. He had been spending
the day In town.-Mr and Mrs Wilbur
Lane and son, Amherst. of Waterbury.
We're recent visitors al the horne of Mrs.
Florence White and daughter, Rena:-
Mrs. Howard Ayers was in Fletcher Oct
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ESSEX CENTER

AT a recent meeting Of the fourth veal
class of the. high school the following OF
ficers and committees for the ensuinI
year were elected: President, Leo 1
Dickinson; vice-presdent, Wilma McLand
secretary, Louise Wright treasured
Florence !. Mallory. The entertainment
committee consists Of Lillian G. BixbJ
chairman, Maude Sharpley and Evey|
Bixby.-Armand Dosautels and MerlI
Cleveland are enrolled In the high scffod
beginning this week making n total NUM-
Der or % students in attendance. -Mis|
Iona Irish Of Fairfax was the week en|
guest of Miss Elizabeth Dauchy and I'd
gether they visited friends in Burlington
X j, Darby of WHITEHEAD. " H.. speri
sunday with friends in town on his wal
to Middlebury where he will resume hi
college studies.-The topics for the farm
bureau meeting Friday evening at TIL
high school building are as follows: Ed
men. Corn Variety Tests" led by E. II
Loveland, and for the women, the first d
Il series Of Food Study Lessons" lei
by Miss Hazel Cassidy. The Ladies All
dinner scheduled for Thursday has bee
postponed one week.
At meeting of the fifth and six veal
classes Of the high school Thursday moriI
ing tho following officers for the ensuir|
year were elected President Miss Grad
Bige,ow; vice president, Mark T. FLYNN
secretary. Miss Marion r. Mulvihil AMI
treasurer. Carl A. Swan.-The Bel
lows barn so-called on the w. n
Whitcomb farm was struck by lightninl
Thursday night and totally destroyed bl
fire. The barn was used for storage d
hay
The dinner which was to have bee|
served by the Ladies Aid Thursday. A
the Baptist Church, has been pos poneI
one week.-The meeting that was care|
Tor Saturday evening at the parsonaI
has been Indefinitely postponed TIL
Ladies' Aid will serve a supper in tn
vestry of the Baptist Church Saturdal
evening this week. \ quartet from IN
University Y. NJ c. A. will render colleg
songs during the meal hour and give al
entertainment after supper. The publ
is cordially invited to be present AM
enjoy pleasant evening.-The Sunda|
morning service at the Baptist Churc|
will be In charge of speakers from tn
University Y. NJ. c. A Special music vii
be rendered by the quartet and IN
preaching service will he in the hand
of a Y. NJ. &. \. sneaker
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Frederick II. Stanley, brother Of the
deceased, c. M. Stanley, a nephew, of
Worcester, Harry Putnam, William w
Putnam, William Fox of Fairfax and
Charles Drew Of South Burlington. In
termcnt was made in the village ceme-
terry.
DR.. Charles w. Many. district health
officer last evening issued an announce
ment ordering all parents of pupils in
grades six. seven and eight to keep their
children at home and not permit them
to be in assemblages anywhere, like the
movies. etc. This is because OF scarlet
fever.
School in the sixth, seventh and eighth
grades VIII open Monday. October H.
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l to attend the funeral Of RalpI
Flandcrs.-Mrs. Edna Teachout anI
family have moved to Williston wheii
they will make their future home.-MrI
Walter Blalsdell ana Nora Russin visiteI
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrl
Hermie Macie in Westford. Miss ArdeI
Macia OF Westford has been visiting hid
sisters, Irene and Hilda dayton n
Jackson OF Underhil and Miss Cbarlott|
Stafford of this place were marrie|
October l by the Rev. stephen Smith a
the Congregational Church in Colcheste
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MILTON BORO

Mr. and Mrs. John Shean were calle|
to st. Adams last week by the seriotl
Illness of Mrs. Sheans father, Thoma
Shean.-Mr. and Mrs Reuben DeckeI
were at the home of William Decker SUR
day.-Mrs. Jennie Fay and Mrs Hortena
Miner spent the weekend at the home d
b. d. Martin.-Mrs. Fay Berry and sol
have returned from Ticonderoga, N. "a
Marion Wood spent the weekend at hon,
from her school in Swanton.-Mrs Deli
Williams spent "Wednesday and Thursda
of last week in st. Albans.-Mae Bulloc
returned Saturday from a few days sta
with Mrs Lawrence Stanley
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GRANVILLE.

large number from here attended the
welcome home day exercises in Roches-
ter last week Friday.-A. e. Bissell has
moved his family from the Adds Hill
farm to Joseph Gagnon's farm in North
hoilo~'-Mr and Mrs. Harold Malone
lett Monday for Manchester. N. H.. after
spending several weeks with relatives
here.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Riley and
family OF Lake Placid, n. Y, former
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ORWELL.

a. a. Sanders has gone to New York
city to see his son.--The Fortinghtly club
held their first meeting for the season
on Tuesday with Mrs. Oliver Bascom.-
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Ross of Springfield
are with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ross. Mrs. Clinton Mallory has as
her guest Miss Margaret Clark of
Waterbury. Conn.--Mrs. J. w. Buell. has
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HlNESBURG

Mr. and Mrs g. H. Burrid
have returned from Upper sarana}
n. Y. where they have sperj
the summer. They are staying a
their farm-Dwight Eddy is in Bosto|
for n two weeks vacaton.-Fann3
Peirce was in burlington for the weelj
end.-Miss Grace .Iacl,man. George RAJ
and Scott Brothers all of Burlington wer|
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ n
Brothers. Miss Jackman leaves for Cal
ifornia this month.
Pine Knot Camp, NJ. W. A.. have all
ranged to give a farewell reception Il
DR.. and Mrs. II. +. Hunt, at the NJ
w A. hall Thursday evening, to whicI
all woodmen and their families are id
vited The ladies will furnish refresh
ments. DR.. and Mrs. Hunt Will leave foj
their home in Concord. y. H, this month
Mrs Henry Vancor, who was take|
suddenly i'll with heart trouble Sunda,J
is more comfortable.-Th high schod
teachers are in Montpelier to attend TIL
State convention.-Leon and Loren Bid
sonette have moved from Starksboro Il
the tenement recently vacated by Earl
Gorton.
The friends of Miss Edna GoodricI
rendered her a miscellaneous shower o|
Saturday evening, in honor of her an
preaching marriage to Van Berry. tn
house was prettily decorated witt
autumn foliage and as,ers. Miss Good
ri,h received many beautiful gifts includl
ing aluminium, pyrex. cut glass, l'nerI
etc.
The regular meeting of Hope Circ1
of the Kings Daughters will be held 4
the vestry Friday afternoon.-Mead \
Mckenzie received another carload d
Fords Tuesdsy.-Mlss Fannie L. PeircI
is entertaining her great-aunt. Mrs. BED
tie Clark, of Malone. y. Y.-Miss EdnI
Goodrich. R. N, is caring for Mrs. Henri
Vancor.-The Misses Beth Cassidy, Mabd
Hopkins and Thelma Reed are in Mond
peiier this week 10 attend the convsu
tion
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Refreshments were served.--M and Mrs.
7. w. Otis attended the Pomona Grange
held In Brldport last week.--Mr. and
Mrs. A. q. Hunt are parents OF a daugh-
ter, Alma Ella, born October 3.-Mrs.
Andrew Franklin of Middlebury has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Jaclman-
Mrs. Anna Mathews of Cornwall is visit
ing Mrs. F. C.. Ward.-Mrs Margaret
Gardner Is caring for Mrs. A. G. Hunt.
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WEYBRIDGE.

An address on the League of Nations
Will be given in the Congregational
Church on Sunday evening october 12 at
seven-thirty O'Clock by Senator Martin
s. Villas Of Burlington, the Rev. S. II.
Barnum will have charge of the service.
The public is invited
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residents here. called on old neighbors
here Sunday. returning to Lake Placid
Monday.-Mrs. Emma Hubbard and her
mother Mrs. Persons spent Friday and
Saturday with friends in Rochester,
Several of the teachers here will attend
the teachers convention in Montpelier
this week.-Saturday, October IS. is the
last day for paying taxes into the treas-
ury to save the discount
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CHARLOTTE

The Ladies Aid will give a supper at M
vestry from six to eight Friday evening
October l0.--The community meeting AMI
sing will be at the home OF Mrs. BeeI
on Thursday evening at 700 p. m.-NeY
Sunday will be observed as rally dan
and 60 10 church Sunday, there will n
he special exercises IN the Sunday schod
which take the place of the regular mor,j
ing service-Percy Pore of Washington
u. c., is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrd
Il. j, Pope.-A number of teachers in towj
are planning to attend the State teachers
convention in Montpelier this week .--.diS
Johnson Of Wnliston and Mr.. Geirson 4
New York city were guests Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. +. F0otc last week.--Anson Rov
Inns and daughters. Mrs. Lilly of UnderI
hill and Mrs. Drlnkwater Of South Bun
ling visited at his daughters. Mrs W. Il
Livermore, last week.-There was a larg|
attendance at the Grange Monday evening
Part of the program was an amuslnI
farce, which was well acted by Mrt
Stanton Williams. Mrs NJ. F. Carpentei
John :. Williams and Huntington RutaiI
All those interested in having electri
lights are invited AMI urged to come 4
Library hall this evening at seve|
o'clock and meet Mr.. Brownell to tall
over the matter
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One yearling heifer. one wearing
bull, both Folstein Marked ooth ia y
horns. bean nIssinV from my pasture in
Honey Hollow about two weeks. NOTIFY
-. ]. Demo. Jonesvilc Vt. Box II:
13,w.3t.
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GOSHEN.

Senator Martin S. Villas OF Burlington
will speak on the League of Nations in
the Methodist Church on Friday evening
October 10 at eight o'clock. The public
is invited
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FUR SALE

MAcIA,s WARRANTED BAIT for fox. coon
and mink: per bottle s3.O0. ircludins
water and dry land methods. q. l.. Macia'
Swanton. Gtl'ot'"'A"
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WALTHAM

Mr., and Mira. A. q. Wright entertained
:" OF their friends and neiehbors to n
whis, party last week Friday evening
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a 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.
secntive months.
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Progressive Agricultural club me
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Frida
evening. There was n large attendance
The following program was rendered
Recitation, "Over the Hills 10 the Poor
house" by Miss Myers; pantomime
Everybody Works but Mother; plan
solo, Miss Bevins; plays Mr., VICES am
Family Take II Trip; America" sum
by club, Frank Atwood was elected pres
ldont 70 III the vacancy caused by tn
resignation of Fred Catln, Mr.. I.ovelan
talked to the men about corn testing an
Miss.cassidy talked To he ladies' OF cIu
work. The club viii meet with Mr.. an
Mrs. ". W. Aldrch next month, Mr..
Hiram Tilley and Mrs. Myroh Waller ar
on the committee for entertainment.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON

Practical Plumbers and steam Fittera
Hext North Burlington Savings Bank
90 Sc. Paul street
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BURLINGTON vetcrinarv Hospital

IS Pine St.. Burlington. W.
veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. Latest equipment for
Ali Animal surgery. Including equine
and canine operating tables Phons
loe