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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24
ESSEX JUNCTION

The graduating exercises of the Essex
Junction High School took place Thursday
evening in the High School hail Tho
hall was filled TO overlooking with rela-
tives and friends of the graduates Al
eight O'Clock the class of 20 graduates
and post-graduates marched in, led by
the class marshall, LOOMS Slater. who
was preceded by Miss Eloso Clark, who
carried basket of diplomas The basket
was decorated with the class coors, red
and white. Then came the graduates
followed by the principal. superintendent
of schools and teachers. The following
program was given: Music, orchestra;
salutatory with essay, industries of the
United States" Chester Freeman Button.
Jr.; essay, The immigration Problem
in the United States" Bernice Wright
Tyler; music. orchestra: ESSAY. "Friend
ship" Pauline Genevieve Davenport:
essay, "The Influence of Music in the
Recent War" Dorothy Edith Norton.
music. orchestra. valedictorv with essav
'.'rhe Secrets of Success" Dorothv sin.
Law, music. orchestra. award;po ~ di,,,o-
mas and the Irniversitv of Vermont
scboIarsbins pr;n Kerrotb J, pros.on.
awarding, Of tho +eacbor-+roinirn oor+ia
c,tos Srnt Ninnio u u,,,s. ,,,,,S;o a1a,.
900 ,rn,a nroaro,,, ,,, - -,
IL,
,,.' 800 ~, an won "uch
- -. -, Ni'e' me p."-
IN 49,. iI''on ""tioeu
we ,, "'',. ."o aVi''''i sn'ps from
c, MSS boio-
NY 'Io'ey =. '"is pace ana Chester
rfeen'"i' hu''oH, IT. OF Colchester re-
Curve" the scnoiarships' Mr. Preston
spoke III oommendatory terms of the class
ana gave them many encouraging sugges-
ti"ns IN Shaping character and their
futuw intellectual attainments. Miss
Hays awarded the certificates to the
members Of the Misunderstanding class.
Her remarks were especially appropriate.
The assembly hall was beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns, roses and daisies. The
| class flower was the American Beauty
Rose, The class motto was What We
no We DO Well"
MI and Mrs. Fred Sibley, of Welles-
ley, Mass, ana their daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter j. lockwood of Wakefield, Mass.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

Mrs. Philomene Touchettte, wife of
Michael Touchette of Colchester avenue,
died June 16 at local institution
of acute dilatation of the heart and
chronic nephrits. The funeral was
held Friday morning at eight o'clock at
st. Francis Xavier'S Church with inter-
ment in st, Francis cemetery.
The death bf Mrs. Bridget Whalen
McGrathw idow of Edward McGrath oc-
CURED at Waterbury. Wednesday eve
ming of last week. Mrs. McGrath was
70 years of age. The remains were
brought to the West Allen street resi-
dence from which place the funeral was
held Saturday morning at nine O'Clock
at st. stephens Church. with burial in
St. Joseph's cemetery.
The total grand list for the town of
Colchester for the year of 1920 is 32j46.65,
gain of s729.S3 over last years list. The
grand list for 1920 is made up as fol-
lows: Total appraised valuation of real
estate for taxation, S2,462,425; total APP
praised valuation Of personal estate for
taxation $i69, 4o5; total deductions for debts
owing s., los, making a total of 1864 $40 for
personal estate: total valuation of real
and personal estate for taxation. s, 9!6 ,66j;
one per cent of the total appraised valua-
ton of real and personal estate. S29 266.6 IS !;
total appraised valuation of taxable polls.
$3.50 The grand list of 1919 was made
up as follows; Real estate, s2,As, i70 per-
sonal, st39,12o; total amount of real and
personal estate, s2ss7.6s2: one per cent
of the total appraised valuation of real
and personal estate, s2S, s76s2; polls $40;
total grand list, 1871 1862
Roy Fl. Foss of Rye. y. H., a machin-
list. and Miss Sarah A. Devino of Upper
Main street were married Saturday after
noon at St Stephens rectory by the Rev.
j. B. McGarry
Charles Lecuyer of Maple street and
Miss Gertrude Foote of West Canal
street were married Monday morning
at o'clock.at st. Stephens Church by
the Rev. J. r. McGarry They were at
tended by James Sullivan as best man
and Miss Florence Lecuyer as brides
| maid
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BRIDPORT

A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A Booth of
NerGennes, when their only daughter,
TO Wade Albert, son of Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Walker. of this place. The Rev.
Hervey Guick performed the ceremony.
Kenneth Myrick was best man and Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton. both of this town.
acted as maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Pearl Farnham of Middle
bury ana Miss Ruth Walker Of Proctor
The bride was gowned in white satin
with vel! and carried white roses. The
maid of honor wore blue satin and car
red pink carnations. The couple re-
at Cane Cod, Mass, they will reside
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Quinn and son
and cousin, Mr.. Coombs went Saturday
10 Shelburne. Mr.. Guinn's sister will
return with them.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Jabbott and son We're Sunday visitors at
Andrew Breylia s.-Mr. and Mrs. f. d.
Allard went Wednesday to Rochester to
visit friends. Their daughter. Miss Cora,
| accompanied them to Brandon, where she
! Chandler went Tuesday to Middebury,
where she had her tonsils removed
.lr and Mrs. Patrick Cooke are parents
! If son, born June N.--Kenneth Palmer
| is home for a short stay from Shoreham,
where he works for Richard Bearor.-
lIenry Doner of Shoreham spent the
week END with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Austin.
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SHELBURNE

Mrs. Louise Harris Mitchell. wi |
Col. w. II. Mitchell, died at her
home in Shelburne early Friday 4
ing of cerebral embolism Tho fuI
services were held on Sunday 4
noon at four o'clock, at Trinity chi
and the body was taken to
drake Springs, n. Y, for the|
terment. Mrs, Mitchell was born on |
ruary 3, 1854. the daughter of john
Mary CBoyer( Harris Her marra4
Or. Mitcnell occurred on June q.
who was at that time in charge Of
Sheldrake Springs Sanitarium.
came To Shelburne to live in 1913 Bel
her husband she leaves a little daug
Elizabeth, IL months old. Mrs. MID
was a communicate of Trinity CD
and an untring worker in the cd
She had endcared herself to many fri
who will deeply sympathize with
family in her untmeiy death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowman, his md
Mrs. Bowman, and Burton Villa.
of Littleton, n. H., spent sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Benedict
A community party will be held al
town common this afternoon
two to six for all children under
school age--nIr. and Mrs. Thomas TIL
son are parents Of a daughter. born
20-Nrs. r. F. Collamer and daua
Martha. are in town, being called
! by the death of Mrs. w. II. Mitch
Mabel Palmer has returned from the
| Fletcher hospital and is improv
Mr. and Mrs George TaVIOl- uaSse
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.y

visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. f. Winchester, after which
she will return to town for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Bradford and
their daughter, Miss Cecil Bradford, have
returned to Watervliet. y. Y, after an
extended visit in Mddlebury and vicinity.
Mrs. Llewelyn r. Perkins has gone to
North Ferrisburg for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Roland Robinson.--Wo
was begun Wednesday on the chldrens'
summer play ground in the park west of
the graded school building and it is ex-
rected that the work will be rushed to
completion so that the children can have
the benefit of the play ground all through
the summer.-Nr. and Mrs. Ira Rlan-
chard of Woodstock, Conn, are in town
for lengthy stay with relatives and old
friends.-Miss Mary Button has gone to
Brandon to remain through the summer
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
f. H. Button.-George Ketchum of Sud
bury who has been here on n weeks visit
to his sister, Miss Hazel Ketchum. cash
Ter in the Evans store, has gone along
TO Rutland for "A further vist.-The Mi, SEES
Ruth and Carrie Champln Of Montgomery
are in town for stay of few weeks
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home from Middlebury High School,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Clark were over Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mitchell
of st. Albans.-Hobort Porter of East
Orange, n. j., was "A weekend guest of
his wife at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. mith.-Mr and Mrs.
A. T. Clark were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs r.. +. Gulley of st. Adams.
--George Marshall is spending the week
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
". Marshall.-Little Wilma Wood had the
misfortune to crush a finger Monday in
cow staunchion.- Margaret Carpenter
is home for the summer from the Uni
versity of Middebury.- Stella Cross who
has been teaching in Forestdale the past
year. is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanton Cross. Mary Carpenter, who is
training for nurse at the Mary FLEET
cher hospital, is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. j. Carpenter, for a two
weeks vacation.-Anna Waldron has re-
turned me.--Owing to the bad weather
the school picnic was held at the hall.
City Theatre Tonight. THE Lost
Battalion" with Lit Col. Whittlesey
and other heroes Two performances
Adv
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LINCOLN

An ice cream social will be given by
the members of the Industrial society
this evening on the lawn in front
of the Methodist Church.-Mrs. Mary
Morgan is in Bristol for two weeks
Miss Lottie Philips, who has been teach
ing in Benson for year, is at the home
or Clinton PierCe.-Miss Marie Gates of
Morrisvlle was the guest of Mrs y. l..
Garland two days the last Week.-Mrs.
Myrtle Sweet has gone TO Brooklyn for two
weeks.-Fred Bryant of Malone, y. Y,
spent the weekend at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. l.. a. Bryant.-A son has been
born to Mr., and Mrs. Fred Devoid
GWynne Bean is at home from the Uni
versity of Nermont.-Forest Cove, who
has been in Springfield for a few weeks,
Is spending few days at his home here
Henry Palmer is at homo from Rye
gate.-The Saturday afternoon hours Of
the openng of the library have been dis
continued for the summer months The
Farmers club will hold a meeting at the
home of James Murphy on Wednesday,
The Misses Doris and Evelyn Kent are
VISITING in Randolph.-Dr. Rogers and
iamlly OF Vergennes, Mrs Annette Nor
gan and Mrs. Josie Morgan were Sunday
guests CT Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Thayer.-
Clarence Ferguson of Burlington preached
at the United Church Sunday morning.
Master Roger Sargent of Burlington is
visiting his grandfather. William Sar-
gent,-Charles Dow and family of Char
lotte spent Sunday at the homo of f. NJ.
| Tucker.-Harrison Chapman of Bristol
visited his brother, Frank Chapman. Sum
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COLCHESTER

Ruth Wright Of Middlebury Cold
spending her vacation at the home 4
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rola Wri|
Schools in town have closed for the
mer.-Tho Kings Daughters will held
annual meeting in the parish housd
day, June q. A covered dish suppe|
he served .--Lucius Button. who has|
visiting friends in town. went Nd
to New York to visit his father. i
Fannie Day spent Sunday in town
friends. Mrs. Kate Wilson, who had
spending some time with her sist|
New York State, has returned I'd
home.--Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Kenyo1
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W Wright. VINO
an automobile trip to Boston and
points. have returned to their respt
HON Wesley Smith visited
Wright at his homo here last week
Modern Woodmen will give a. dan
their hail Friday evening. Shepard
chcstra will furnish muslc-Miss
garute Wolcott is at home from
school in Wiliston for the smmme
cation
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CHARLOTTE

A very pretty June wedding took
on Wednesday June 16 on the law
the home of !. =. Ramsey when Miss
Perry of Brockton, Mass, and Alexd
j. King of Brooklyn, y. Y. were u
in marriage, The ceremony was
formed by the Rev. W Fl. Grandy OF
Douglass, Mass, assisted by the
Frederick Rutan of Charlotte. The
whso was attended by her sister,
Joseph Renshaw, as matron of honor |
given in marriage by her brother h
Perry. The groom was attended
Joseph Renshaw as best man. Mr..
Mrs. King arc spending week at
Philo Inn. They are to reside in Broo1
Those from out of town to attend
wedding were Mrs. Renshaw of Nom
and Harry Perry of the Mt. He1
school.-Mrs. George Root of Winchsl
Mass, is visiting at the home OF herI
ter Mrs. Stanton Williams.-Mr. and-I
George Lewis attended commenee4
exercises at Bakersfield last week.
Nay went to Woodruff. n. Y. Nedi
dav to visit his brother, Edgar.-AleNai
Bacon has newly rooted his large s.
barn.-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shortsied
Jr., are renovat!ng the Congregat1
Church tenement.-C. NJ. Byngton
commenced the foundation Tor
house for his son, Stanley.
Fun In An Entertainment Burg
under the direction of Miss Harms
Weymouth. Mass. will be given for
benefit of the library at library hall
July l and 3.-Mr. and Mrs. F. r. 81
and Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Holmes are y
ing in Peru and PlattsburGh, y. y, n
ing the trip by automobile. i
Mrs. Grace Holloway and son, 81
win. who have been visiting her
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Boa
left for Minneapolis. Mimi, Monda
Miss Ida Austin of Bristol Conn p
ed the week END at Joseph Bora S.
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HANCOCK

Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Claflin went
last week to visit his brother and sis
ter in Bennington. n. H., and vicinity.
Mrs. Henry Phelps returned to
Conway. n. H., with her son, Amos,
last Week.-Mrs.. G. r. Church has re-
turned from Massachusetts after
four-week stay.-Mrs. william Pierce
and little girl of Springfield and Mrs.
James Myactt from Rutland visited
their cousin. Mrs. George Taylor. Jr.,
this week.-Mrs., Fre1 Haynes OF Roy
alton is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmore Goodyear. They cele-
brated their 50th wedding anniversary
last Tuesday, and are going to War
rem to visit another daughter. Mrs.
Fred Elliot. Mrs. Haynes accompanied
them to Warren.-Mrs. Eugene Martin
has returned from Bennington.
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BRISTOL

The drive for the sale of Chautauqua
tickets begins this week--A good many
from here attended the commencement
concert Of Middebury College Saturday
evening. Miss Roa Eaton, a former Bris-
toll Girl sang--John D. Martin and family
have returned to their old home in Platts-
burgh, where Mr.. Martin will have
charge of the office Of the Plattsburgh
branch of the firm of Corkins & Martin,
real estate brokers.-Miss Doris Currier
of Brattleboro is spending two weeks
vacation at her home here.-Fred Bryant
of Malone, n. Y, was in town Saturday.
John II. Orvs is i'll at his home on
Garfield street-Miss Carrie Miles of
Monkton was in town Saturday.-Mrs.
Susan Plain has been confined to her
home by illness the last two weeks
Raymond Wiley, who Is attending a
medical college. in Maine, was In town
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Purden and little Dorothy Ball of Bur
lington visited relatives in town over
sunday-Dr and Mrs. G. f. Edmunds
visited their daughter in Rutland
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. William Pep
per of Lanark Ont, are visiting
| their daughter. Mrs. r. j. Bristol.-Those
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STARKSBORO

The 10Th annual reunion of the Varney
families was held June II at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. y. HILL 120 being
present. A bountiful dinner was served
under a tent to which all did Justice The
Rev. Mr.. Glaister was present and ably
assisted in the program, also many of
the children. The following officers were
elected: President, T. G. Narney; vice.
president, h. u. Narney; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. r. II. Narney. Friends
were present from Lincoln. Bristol.
Starksboro. Monkton and Burlington.
The next reunion is to be held with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moody in. Lincoln
George Walston. of Monkton, was here
Sunday to visit his brother. Frank Wal
ston, who rmains about the same.-The
Rev. Mr.. Sturtevant State evangelist,
will hold meetings at the Baptist Church
Juno "a to q and will assist on the 9th
In putting over the EVERY member can
vass Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Bryson have
returned to New York city after passing
their honeymoon with Mrs. Rrysons par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Smith The
couple were married at Mr. Bryson's
home in Worcester. Mass, June 10 and
will reside in New York city, where they
both have positions.--The C.C.C. will meet
the 9th with MIS-. Ottie Tatro.--Mr, and
Mrs, G.. j. Devoid are working in Bris-
tol.-Frank Nimblett is working in Mid
dlebury.-Mrs. Ralph Talcott has return
ed to her home in Waterbury after Wis
iting hcr mother. Mrs. Gordon.--Miss Ju-
liz Sumner. of F'oxboro. Mass, ia with
her sister, Mrs Maude S. Wade.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Washburnc and family. of
Brcol<fic'd, are guests at j. W. Dixie s.
Mrs. Carroll Hill Is entertaining her
rocos, the Misses Purinton and Atkins.
of Linz oln.-A. A. Smith is installing a
steam boiler and engine in his mill at
the vilagc.--Miss Gladys Caldwell, of st.
Adams, Is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. G. Smth-Willam Caldwell.
of st. Ajhans, is working for his uncle,
G. +. Smith. during the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Ferguson, OF Bris-
sol. called on relatives here the 21th.-
Mr. and Mrs. Richard liil, of California,
Mr. and Mro. Samuel Hill. Mr.. and Mrs
Der; A!ger. or Lincoln, visited at Fay
Stokes's last week. Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Eili were former residents here and
made the trip from California by auto
y. l. Steadman has bough: Layton
Brrce's farm.-Mrs. Candacc .Bostwick
with her son, c. G. Bostwick, in Boston.
c. Ladoo is visiting his sisters in Bur-
lington for a few days.-C. r. Cove, of
Burlington. was at L. X EGdys the first
of the week.
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NEW HAVEN

Ray Moulton and family of Panton
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
]. f. Davis. Mrs Nina Ward and Mrs
/. j. Everest entertained the Ladies'
Union Wednesday afternoon at their
rooms.-Miss Hazel Ward returned to her
work in Springfield, Mass. Saturday
morning after passing week in town
with her mother.-Mrs. F. L. Shackett
Mrs. Hattie Landon and Miss Mariana
Landon are in camp at Long Point.-Mrs
Lizzie Eno-Ray and daughter are guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
EnoThe Christian Endeavor will hold
a lawn social at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Carroll Landon this evening
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SALISBURY

Mrs. Charles T. Holland and son, Rich
ard, of Brockton, Mass, are at Mrs.
Ilanilton's for 4 few wecks-Mr. and
Mrs. Bird and Mr.. and Mrs Hunt OF
Rutland spent Sunday at C. a, Bumps.
"A. ID. and Cora Beach spent Sunday in
Addison--AIrs. NJ. a. Thomas spent the
weekend with her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
O. NJ. Bump,-Rolin and Doris whitney
are home from their schools in Massa-
chusetts for the summer.-The commas
sioners on the Albert Thomas estate met
on Monday at the home Of A. d. Beach.
Miss lmperia Randazzo is visiting at
the home of w. II. Dyer for a few DAYS.
A number of Salisbury Farmers club
members met with the Middlebury club
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. c.
Seeley Tuesday Mr.. Carrigan a former
county agent, was present.-Mr. and Mrs.
f. w. Whitney and MISS Elizabeth
Whitney are spending the week visiting
relatives in New York State-W. II.
Dyer and daughter. Gladys. with Miss
lmperia Randazzo. Miss Doris Whitney
and Miss Alice Clark of Southbridge
Mass, are on fishing trip in Lewis
y. f.-Mrs. w. II. Dyer and Miss Marion
are at Frank Whitney's for a few DAYS
A play, entitled How the Story Grew"
will be given at the town hall on Fri
day evening. Ice cream and cake will
be served and the proceeds will go for i'm
provement of the local churches
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott ana ran
are spending some time at their camp
Long Point.-Mr and Mrs. George ma
made a trip to Lake Willoughby
week. returning on Thursday. Mr.
Mrs. Noah Frink, who had heen stay
there for n week, returned with the1
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hazard OF ~
Park spent Sunday with Mr.. and y
Henry Claxton. Mrs. Frank Place of \
Randolph has been spending few q
with friends in town. She was acc
'panied by her son; Richard. who
spend his vacation with Leon Prindl
Miss Kara Estey is at home from /
llngton High School.-Miss Inez Ma
and Miss Elinor and Carl Prindle h
returned from Colby Academy for
summer.-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bron
have recently moved into George
Prindles house. The Rev. Lyman /
and Mrs. Hall will go TO Buffalo
week to attend the annual meeting OF
Northern Baptist Convention. There
be no service at the Baptist Church !
Sunday.-Bert Beers and family of Nj
pelier have been visiting relatives hes
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CORNWALL

A pleasant reception was given on Mon
DAY evening by the young people of
this town to the Misses Rebecca ilamlin
and Mary Warner Miss Hamlin has just
returned from Portland. Me-, where sre
mas been in school the past year. and Miss
warner has been at tne Plattsburgh Nor
mal'-Cornwall Grange will present the
play, The Perplexing Situation" at the
town hall Thursday evening. small adj
mission will be charged and refreshments
served.-Miss Jessie A, Lane, of Pitts
burg, Pa, arrived on Tuesday for the
summer holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, c. II. Lane.
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GRANVILLE

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stcarns, Juno 1l.--Mss Marion Tay-
lor has finished her school in Whiting
and is now at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Taylor. here.-Mrs.
l.. r.. Perry is quite i'll and attended by
DR., Huntington of Rochester.-The enter
tainmcnt given by the scholars of the
Corner school last Thursday was attend
ed by n large number and was much en-
ioyed. The proceeds will be used to buy
books for a school library Law
renee of Springfield was in town Sunday.
George Sargent and Fred Burke were
in Worcester last week on a fishing trip.
M. II. Wyman is visiting at H. II. Hub
bard's Mr. and Mrs. Loren Long spent
Sunday with Mrs. Longs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Hubbard.
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WANTED

WANT TO BUY all round horse seven to
ten ycars Did, around $50 pcunls II. II.
. Locke, IoncsVilic. W. A2,w,1t
A NURSE wanted 20 iii the position ot
visitin. nurse IN iieene. n. II one OK
prrcuccd N the wor rtcfarred. but VIII
consider any applicant "Go :: = graduate
nurse hours ou dutJ trom $50 "a. m 20
80 2. m. sa!ary &. 500 q year. For fur
ther particulars address General Secro-
tary. f3ureau oe ,'Ibli- Service. Kcone,
y. II. liI,ltW,lt
a cAVi1TAKHa wanted Tor yoGac children.
Apply MatroL. Home for Destitute Cl,l.
Hrcn. "i.w,'t
CAj,EThKER TOR yc.nS children wanted.
Lr9!y Ma;Ton. Ioms for DtSt,tute Chill
drcn A. tf
WNNICO-ht Fletcher Quarry, WOODBURY..
Vt. open ahcp qdarrS from March !. 1870,
vgnr.isS no~ TIC culanlete derrick crews.
itve - errs!ai stArC and furnish goods
&C rn"'i in rLy cnnpioJ a: wholesale pricos.
1ousos rs..t p; $3.50 to SIG per month.
.rFtecc G-nrry and rood marhinHr?
-Vr!tn tor more Information and state
yaur .SrH, iercc IN siani-p quarry OF
marble cunrry-. wa iI.e a frw apprcn-
Gees. IL. H. Flctrher. Woodbury.. VI
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