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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
BOLTON

F. b. Gillett of Jouesville has been APP
pointed administrator of Walter Whites
estate. Belle Morse is dressmaking in Mont
peer.--D. c. Jones has finished work here
ami gone to his home in Moretown, F. H.
MCGinns has been extensively identifying
the interior of his residence The Ladies'
Aid met with Mrs. e.. Cullen Thursday
f. y. Cotton is very ILL., with no hope Of re-
covery MIR. and Mrs. Bert Sabins were
recently made happy by the arrival of twin
sons, the weight l44 pounds and four.
CHARLOTTE.
The tax bill has been placed in the hands
Of the treasurer for collection All who
pay their taxes within the statutory limit
will be allowed a rebate of per cent The
state treasurer has made requisition upon
the town treasurer for the State school tax
of S444.S 50 and the State highway tax of
| $444. so, both due June /. The balance of
the State tax on the grand list of 1893 is
due on or before the 10th day Of June next.
| The total liabilities of the town to the State
on or before June 10 are 1884 40 Several
of our dairvmen separate their own cream
and it is gathered up by n team
for NJ. f. Allen ~ Co. 5 creamery -
Mrs A. A. Byington has been seriously ill.,
but is better at personalities Cora Deyette
is visiting relatives in Burlington. w lbur
Field returned from visit to Massachusetts
and Connecticut last Saturday. Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIII Parker have new baby boy. -
Mr.. Henry Dorr has moved his family to
Keene, " H., where he will make his home.
Rev. Mr.. Hazen of Richmond exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Guck, Sunday the
18th inst
EAST CHARLOTTE.
DR.. W. II. H. Narney is building an nd
dition and making improvements OIL hi,
house. Mrs. Louisa Prindle is sick There
were heavy frosts Monday and Tuesday
mornings here.
ST. GEORGE.
Frel Lavine's horse was frightened while
at the creamery Sunday morning. The milk
cans were landed on the ground, bottom side
up, and the wagon was badly broken. The
people in the James Milham school dis
trict in East Shelburne are arranging fol-
a flag raising in the near future, the neces
sary funds having been collected by some OF
the school children -Johuson a. Co. ar,
building a reservoir for the purpose of sup
plying more water for their separator TIL,
party who started the fire that did SO mucl
damage at the south end Of the so-calleC
big hill about three weeks ago has confessed
and the matt has been referred to arbitrator
for settlement Miss Jennie lsham OF Pots
dam ~ Y, visited with Mr.. and Mrs O
W. lSham last week, The wind storm on
the It'll inst, is thought TO have been tn,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17
VERMONT NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The WVoosk Valley, villages Up North.
Along otter Creek and by the shores of
white River Covered by Special Re
porters.
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NOW
ISTHETIME

to look out or paint. When
you are painting use the
best. That is true economy.
Chiffon Paint is famous
for being an honest paint, a
handsome paint, an econom-
ical paint. Come in and
get color card to take
home with you.
w. {. Greene, 1874 College ST.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17

Dickens of Middlebury occupied the pulpit
in the Congregational church, Sunday
Mrs VI A. Royce is making repairs on her
store in the village. The base ball game
Saturday between the home and Benson
mines resulted in a victory for the home
boys.
SHOReHAM.
Mrs Maria Moore who had attained to
| the advanced age of %, died at the resi-
dence Of her son last Friday morning Her
| funeral services were held in the church
Sunday afternoon, May 13.-Mrs. Mum
| ford of Albany is at W. W. Moore :. hay
ing arrived to attend her grandmother 5
| funeral.
CORNWALL.
The funeral of Harris Bingham, father of
Judge W. II. Bingham of West Cornwall,
was largely attended on Monday from his
late home Mr.. Bingham was s. years
of age. and until declining health few
wears since necessitatcd his withdrawing
from active life had been one of our lead
| ing business men and had held many offices
of public trust Rev. s. II. Barnum, pas
tor of the Congregational church. of which
Mr. Bingham had been n member since
1898, conducted the funeral services.
WEYBRIDGE.
Rev. John Quay and wife made short
visit at G.. W. Ccbb's last week MIR. Quay
was former pastor of the Wesleyan church
here and was on his way TO his new charg'
at Forestdale. The Good Templars vii
give free entertainment, consisting o
music, tableaux, etc. at the town hal
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Robert Warner
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worst of the kind ever experienced in this
valley, doing much damage TO fences, build
ings and growing timber. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Il. Forbes and son. accompanied by Miss
Anna Barber, spent last Saturday in Bur
linutOn
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Editor Of the Free Press Of
Art Publications, ADVERTISED
be delivered rsent Write
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"THE MAGIC CITY"-Part -.
All the IS parts ready.
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ADDRESS
roWN. ST
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17

The Memorial day address will be de-
livered by Rev. j. II. Robinson of Poultney
The usual exercises will be observed by the
members of the post and all tho schools in
town are invited to join in tho parade -
Sunday morning, May q, John A. Logan
post will attend the Congregational church
in response to all invitation by Rev. Mr.
Swift, who will address them .--Arbor day
WAS observed by the village schools with APP
propriate exercises. Two trees were planted
10y the children, who dedicated one to Mr.
Swift and one to DR., Vincent. Rev. Mr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17

Leonard Johnson lost "A valuable horse
last week,-The annual communication of
North Star lodge, f. and A. NJ, was held at
their rooms Tuesday. day was OBJ
served by the citizens in the village by
cleaning and repairing the parks and school
yards Mrs Milan Davidson from Newfane
was the guest of Mrs. s. A. Andrews last
week. Mrs G. b. Andrews from Hunting
ton spent few days last week with her sis
ter, Mrs f. b. Andrews. George Town has
| moved into the Daniel McGargin house in
! Richmond village Mrs, II. a. Hodges had
stroke of paralysis last week Wednesday.
She is more comfortable nj present. There
will be preaching at the Church of the
| Restoration the 20th.
At the annual meeting of North Star
lodge. f. and A. NJ, the 10Th inst the fol
lowing officers were elected and appointed
w. NJ, b. T. Sprague; s. W, j. b. Nor
ton; j. W, r. +. Brown; treasurer, f, b.
Andrews; secretary, W. d. Hall; S. d..
Joseph Derrick j. D., {. &. Austin; ). s.,
A. b. Hall; j. s., Edward Rhodes; chap
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17

Thomas Leonard has bought Fred Ian
don's tenant house on Pleasant street. - The
funeral of Francis Chase was held Wednes-
day, Rev G.. j. Kunz officiating Mrs. w.
A Harlow and Miss Jennie Grow have
gone TO Rutland, called there by the
sickness Of Mrs Harlow's mother. -
viii Guinan has gone to Rutland
Mark Quimby is in town.-There
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NORTH FERRISBURGA.
WEST ADDISON.

There were no services at the Methodist
church Sunday, as the pastor was absent on
his wedding tour. He returned Monday. -
Rev b. Cox occupied the pulpit at Panton
Sunday afternoon. Lila Cardiney Of
Pittsburgh is visiting friends at the Light
House.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-17

Antoine Carpenter has traded his place
near the Ridge for Henry Bulls farm and
has taken possession a son of John Pal
mer died Wednesday Of last week. He was
II years Of agc.-Andrew Brown still re-
mains very ill-Mls. Is. w. Bilwell Is able
to ride out.-There was no service at the
Friends church ON Sunday, the quarterly
meeting being held at North Ferri,hurgh. -
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs Byron
Ray May 9.--Arthur Meader went last week
to New Jersey for the benefit of his health.
Will Zeno has moved to the putty works,
which have again begun business, Henry
Bull has exchanged farms with Antwine
Carpenter and both parties are moving -
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Cox spent last week il
town visiting friends.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-19

AIItg eUnmOva IN INV DISTRICT
n couff ~ fha flr-f Judicial district ~ t'a
state IT Montana lu and Tor tha county Of ieHia
%. h asy.ord. pialnug W. ~ o. lsker
ffank Ianslafd rlls y. lhkfr. Hseffa nfH-
ford, ". 3. a'i. nna = y. ni.i ~. na ,n
Yon sre Lsf l., ro lulrsi % sDpear in az aefi9a
brought aasinai lpa ~ iia above iHl.'al az
~ D tle distfl art. ~ De first lgdieia.
district 81 tho state ~ Montana iu AMI Tor $40
county o. feWis au1 tiarfn aud to answer ihe
sits II fha day ~ sergeal sitter tta sarT0o Jog
Of this snmuou., n served within TIE cluuig
trirt within twenty dag, o. h.ra isa WIfhin forts
days, ~ iudgmaut Dy deiait vii Do tafeu
agalnnt you accorlirg 20 tho p-lsnr ~ aA cum
Ihs ssld sotiou 10 bfor ~ o. farsoloss mort.
gaze on laf 30 and iu feet - luf g. block 10
Blake addition 20 tho city ~ Helena county o.
defendants 81. ~ nker. fIank B anafnrd. D. ia
81. baker and hforgla LanEiurd. o. plainiH
dated Joly ~. lssa g. feours Ir3mistofI nots
u dsfeulaufa 81. d. haaar and frank lfng
ford fur fho sufn 90 flilH due duiT ~, l-ti fea
~ % q lasf named dnieniFn RI fr pialNfIu and
interest thereon iron JulI H t., 90 = pHr cent
Yer anuum also proini sply note ior g. dfio1
July rs saf duo July tN, 1883 FiFen ~ sHnlf
rartlea o. plaintiff. I'D interest firm Jolly NJ
i-.a, A. eight uor oent Der aanun ana NV
taTsa aus 4n Doc fnif pfemiaffi and alAfI pad
b. PLAINTIFF Dec u. i.3A boins cip zol duo ol
"a q Ireuisse ADD interest GA a Il let a.led
sums rom oafo ~ payment 90 Digit per cent
Ter AMMAN AMI tl.a a torn - iees ana cItfa ~
tuit. ami - Judgment EgaInaf uaieultuff
rank Landlord ald N H. 81 Tor nnT le-
&c .oncv| end o. b. ard forecluae fho equity ul
redemption - 90 aefondaLts ga sad premises
ia which they claim some interest," ana Tor fur
thsr detAlle o. taid acilon. refarence Dr. made "a
tho complaint % Of herein.
And you are hereby noiinad, that n you fail to
appear ana answer tie said compliant az ab1Vl
required Tho aald plaintiff will apply o. tHi
court Tor the relief dsmnndcd in be complain
herein.
q vpu under ny land a1d tho fesl ~ tho Die
trlot Court OF the first Judicial DistrIc
% the ftats Of Moutala iu auf
t f1r the county Of LeHil AND
{ seal first larke this IN day % feb
! Jud Dist rusry. IN the lear u COR lorl
Court. one thousand eight hundred
@ and Ninety -four.
JOHN BfAN CLERK
Hy g.. o. FnuKNAs. Deputy tlerk
Edward L, ku-sel. alto ney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-19

GHERIFF5 sALE-HARRIEr T.. WOOD
- plaintiff, W Jeanette i.eedy formerly widow
Of John Whitehead. and Frank Leedy, her
/ Under and BY virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and shle issued out OF the
district court Of the first judicial district Of tho
/ state Of Montana in and for tbs county OF LOWS
/ and larke on the 9Th day Of february. A. ID.
/ 1894 in the above entitled action. wherein
/ Harriet l.. Wood, tho above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned n Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
and sale against jeanette Leody, aud frank
/ Leedv. her husband. defendants, on The bth day
Of ebruary, t ID. 1924. for tho sum Of tb,l-b Ob.
besides interest, costs and attorneys Toes which
A. d. issi. recorded in judgment book No. q
said court At page e.. l am cOinmandol TO
cell all tho.o certain lots pieces parcels Of land
situate. lying and being in tho county ~ Lewis
| ana tlarke, state Of Montana. and bounded and
described a. follows, to wit
/ q he east half Of tito the theast quarter, the
! southeast quarter OF tie northeast qugrter, the
! east half II the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter. the east half u the northwest quar-
ter OF the southeast quarter, the sou hw n quar-
/ ter Of the southeast quarter Of section number
/ nine On. aud the west half OF tho northwest
/ quarter ~ the southwest quarter Of sect on
| number ten 40. all in township number twelve
] Oh north Of range number fvs lal west con-
! tanning A area II Two hundred AM twenty t2zUl
! acres according TO the United states eoFernment
survey also all va or, water rightH bitches fran
/ chises and privileges upon, leading 70. con-
! nocted with or usually had aud enjoyed 10 con
nection with said described promises and each
and every part and parcel thereof Also an I'M
divided one third "a Interest ~ six y-four feet
| located the no.thwest quarter OF section
/ thirty l30l township ten 40, north OF range
! three 90 vest commencing eiNty-twO (t2) feet
/ from the northwest corner Of lot number six
| teen 49, thence north sixty-four lb4l feet,
! thence north 81 degrees east TO the W'st line 81
/ lore street NOV Park avenuel; thence south
| along said line sixty-four (6il feet; thence west
| 60 the place Of beginning said piece Of land
| being In lhompsons addition to tho town OF
| Heens.
| Public notice Il hereby given that saturday.
| the Sd day OF harch. A. d. 1874 A. II o'clock
m. Of that day. az the front door OF tie oouit
| house, Helena lewi- and Clarke county, Mon
/ tsna, ! will. m obedience TO said order OF sale
! described properly. or much thereof as may
/ b. Necessary 10 satisfy fAid judgment. with in
tsrest aud costs, TO the highest aud bsst bidder.
] for cash in hand
Given under my hand this 9th day Of February.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff.
By FRED T.. Hoss. Under sheriff
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-19

CHFRIFFs sALF-JOHN y. MILLER
- plaintiff. vs.. Mamie smith George W. y
Smith her husband. hn G. auleen. Mar
ss sTah .usp T M, w S Adam elRsu
ser. heresa Noslna berhausef ihs wife. de-
fen iants
cree Of foreclosure AMI eale issned out Of the
district court of the ret judicial district OF the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of
Lewis aud Clarke on the y % DAY OF January
A. ID. 1875. in the above entitled acton. whorsin
John If. d er. the above named plain
tit. obtained n Judgment and decree Of
defendants, ON the 2t.t day o. August.
A. d. 1891 for tho sum Of s3.4Hs-. besides in
ternst COSTS aid attorneys lees, which said
decree was on the 2.st cry n ueust >. ID.
ih9 accorded in Judgment book so. Z % said
court az Z age ~. am COMMANDED 20 sell All
ga certain lot piece ~ parcel 81 land. situate,
lying aud fsng IN the county Of Lewis and
OiArke state Of Montana. aud bounded and de.
i,or numbered foar % In block numbered
elghf lsI. said lot beiaE bounded on tho north BY
frhth avenue On tharsst ~ lot numb red hve
Gl in raid block. on the suuth hy az alley and
on tho west by lot numbered three 80 Z sai
block. A. said lots ami block are numbered. eo
ignstea snd dcscribei on tho plat and surNer Of
saia add ON or tie "a the Office OF no county
cierk aud recorder Of owls and Clarke c. uutJ,
state - Montana, aid lat teinz IN toe haafei
Add ition 60 thu city ~ Helena. county Of lewis
Together With AL and singular the tenemeats,
here iiiameuts and appuricnances thorauuto DO
longiur or ia arywlfe auIrria NJ.
Public notice Is hereby given tlat 90 I'sfdsy.
the 9Th dsy a. eIruary. A. ID. 1875, al A. o'cloc
m 81 that day 90 the front door 81 tie court house.
Helena lcwis AMI Clarke county Montana,
will in nbelicnce t. said order ~ ale aud decree
Of f1leciosure and ia'e % the hovo deaoribsd
uruuerfY or 90 much n erect o. may De-
b. cofeary fo satisfy aid Judgment. with interest
and costs Ia the higheat and best bidder for cash
Given under my hand ilis 9Th Gay Of January.
A. H. isa. . M
lyinHn l.. Loss. udor thcrid
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GHERIFF's sALF-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE
- cution In my hands Issued out OF the dis
trict court Of the first Judicial district OF this
state Of Montana in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. IN the suit OF o.. nal-t0u egAin I
htchard lGhey. duly attestcd the 18th day OF
January A. ID. 1sqi. / have levied upon all
the right, title and interest Of the said icrarf
Lahsy IN and 20 the following described prop
erty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county
sta OF Montana. viz
be American lag ode Mining claim stu
ated in ntemp'e mining district Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana. according to notice OF
location thereof on in the 9th u tho CLERK
and recorder Of Lewis and larke county
Montana. in book . Of lode locations
pHge IL. 20 which said record reference i
hereby mado for a more complete description.
together with all and eingular the tenemenfs.
Entertainments and appu-tenances thereuato b.
LONGING or IN anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that the Goth
day Of February, A. ID. 1891, bs ween the hour
OF nine o'clock a m. Gud five O'Clock D. m,
OF said DAY. to-wit: ~ A. O'Clock m at The
front door Of the court house cit]
Of Helena. ] evil ann tlsrse county. STATE
Of n ans. I wi sell all the right title and in
terest OF the said fclard lnhey in and "a
the said abuve described property 70 tho highest
bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand this tie Sd dag Of
CHAs. p. CURTIS. Sheriff
tRED Z Hoss, Under hhsrifi.
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however. that be comes not merely as an
important political parsonage, but a. a
most offensive individual parsonage asNyell,
and IL Is In this latter capacity that be has
literally stricken with dismay and horror
the courts Of Europe where his last vista
tion is only too wei n nhered
His first visit TO Europe was made In 1873
and his second In 1879. lie went again ia
1889, and II was then observed that his man
ners had not in the least improved. Hestill
insisted, for example, on throwing under
the table his plates and other dishes as fast
as he got through with their contents. Per
hAps that is the approved Persian table Ell
quette. But in a sumptuously furnished
European palace, with china as fragile as
eggshells and worth its weight In gold IL
is to say the least rather trying. At his
first dinner as the guest of Queen Victoria
in 1850, il is said he thus destroyed 1900
worth of rare china. At all subsequent
meals a number of walters were kept stand
ing close behind him to snatch up his plates
the moment he seemed done with them, or
at least to take them from his hand before
he could throw them under the table.
On one occasion the shah was seated at
table next TO one Of the most stately and
dignided royal princesses Of Europe. He
was helped 20 some asparagus cooked in a
peculiarly delicious manner. Picking up q
stalk in his fingers, he sucked the end OF IL
with evident delight. Then turning to his
fair neighbor, he exclaimed: bal bal How
good It isl" and thrust the same stalk into
her mouth for her also 20 taste
Nor was his conversation less embarrass-
ing than his table manners Talking with
a nobleman of great distinction, he sudden
ly asked:
SIS that your wife over therei"
"Yes, your majesty"
"But she is old and ugly. Why don't
you get rid Of her and take a new one-one
OF these young and pretty womenW
As he spoke in "A tone perfectly audible TO
the lady under discussion and indeed TO most
of the company in the room, the sensation
produced may best be left TO the imagna-
ton. Nor was the scene less embarrassing
when the shah one evening approached one
OF the royal princesses and began 70 pat and
pinch her plump shoulders, saying: "Ah,
you are the kind Of woman like! You are
not all honest ! will get rid Of one Of my
wives and take you in her placel"
The shah is, however, as a matter Of fact,
a particularly amiable and kind hearted
man. For this he has been noted since his
bOyhoOd. IL l. matter Of authentic rec
ord that the shan on "a certain occasion was
about to set forth on a tour through his do
minions, attended by all his court and a
vast retinue. all Of whom were actually on
the road, when he found his pet cat fast
asleep on the identical fur mantle which he
wished TO wear, whereupon he sat him
down to wait until puss should of its own
accord wake up and leave its couch, and
that not coming to pass for some time the
court and retinue were dismissed for the
day and the start postponed until the NOR
row, when, be it observed, the shah's at
PENDANTS took good care that no cat again
should use the mantle for bed.