davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20
SCiNTIULATIONS.

An Interesting tumble of News And
Comment.
Richmond will celebrate her centen-
NAL on Jnly 4th.
Richmond and Flemingsburg will
vote on local option early in June
Ira 5. Barnett, of Lousvills, is organ
izing military company of bicycle
riders.
Fruit growers in Southern and West
ern Kentucky are alarmed at the large
number of caterpillars which have made
leir appearance III that section.
Three members of the D. A. r., of
Pittsburg and Baltimore, have been ac-
cepted as war nurses and have gone to
the army hospita! at Key West. They
have been enrolled as members of the
army.
Over $50. 900 worth of notes, accounts
and judgments due the defunct Deposit
Bank of Midway were sold at public
auction Saturday for between $l5 and
$40. One claim for about $1,000
brought 10 cents.
LosT.-On Saturday, A il80th, on
streets of Paris, two IsSFiy's short
shoulder wraps-one black cashmere,
unlined; the other, black satin. lined
with rose colored silk. Return to TIL
News office and get reward (tf)
tses ga 50 .
Excursion Rates.
Frankfort q Cincinnati Railway June
10 to IL, sell tickets to Dallas, Texas. and
return, limited to June %, at one fare:
account imperial Mobiles of Mysti,
Shrine.
June 80 TO July sell tickets to Lex
ingIuu and return limited to JEly II. Al
one and One-third fare; accoutn Chau
tauqua.
Bowling Green, Kentucky, GranG
Army Republic; May "a %; one fare
Cincinnati May Festival; May 24-2S;
one and one-third fare; June 1917; ont
fare.
Knoxville. Tennessee, Biblical Assem-
bly,; June 1921; one fare.
Asheville, North Carolina, Students
Conference; June 1917; one fare.
Paducah, Kentucky. Sunday School
Union; June 1914; one fare.
w. II. Cox, Agent.
Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

Mothers Friend" is the greatest remedy ever
highly."-W. H. KING Co., Whitewright, Tex
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

Wright's Celery Tea cures constipa-
ton, sick headaches. 25c at druggists.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20
MOTHERS FRIEND

trying hour is robbed of its pain
and suffering, as so many happy
m others have experienced
Nothing but "MOther's FrieRd" does
this. Don't be deceived or
persuaded to use anything else.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

DR.. Ben Frank is IN charge of the
hospital at Camp Bradley today. There
are about six members of the Legion in
the hospital.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

OF druggists at 800, or sent by mail on receipt
of price Write for book containing valua-
Die information for all Mothers, mailed Iree'
The Bradfield Regulator Co.. Atlanta. Ca
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

Wrioht'S Celery Cd cu,.'o c""S'
On. ..,n i,.-,,,;:.. ." - 80 de-.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

VAN HOOK WHIsKEY, 80 cents per
quart. MCDERMoTT q SPEARS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

Call and see the new line of
boys waists -25, 80 and rs
cents at Price & Co.'S, clothiers.
No trouble to show goods.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

Flag Day" will be observed at Camp
Collier when the D. A. R. presents the
flag to the Second Regiment and the
Third Regiment is given flag by the
ladies of Bowling Green. Bradley
Day" will be celebrated on the day that
the Governor comes to visit the military
camps. Memorial day will also be OBJ
served. The flag presentations will oc-
cur at the fair grounds. The date will
be announced later.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20
n ws FROM Camp CoIlIer.
Camp Collier,
Lexington, KY,
Nav 18th, 1898.

Lexington, NY,
May 18th, 1888
The Kentuckian- Citizen contradlcts
The NEWS stateu' Mt that AIoef'
Mike Ankle had joined the Y .
cavalry Mr.. Ankle told the edltor Vi
THE News, in the presence OF four
witnesses, that he had joined the
cavalry. and also made the same state
ment to an attache of The NEWS. I'M
D iblic can draw it's own conclusions III
the matter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

Several of the Sally ersville boys VINO
enlisted in the cavalry company nave
deserted from the camp and have re-
turned home, evidently preferrlng 70
shoot squirrels than Spaniards.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
ALBCRGiI CENTRE.
LAEOILLE NTY.
JOHNSON.

Mrs. Sarah Hodges has returned from
Easi Berkshire 10 care for Mrs, Frank
Jones, who is quite sick-Mrs, {. 4. and
Mrs. ". G. Jones attended the fuucrllo 81
pr, Allen AT Burlington on Thursday
Il. a. Hum lost "A valuable horse ~ lis
hrea&!uS a leg in the Bert Gauv,n
and wife are visiting relatives in shell
don-CiraCc Sargent il quite Sick.-Nrs
George +. Leland and children sre visit
inc Leroy Griswold, her fathe-.-Smith
Davis was in Town 10 attend the Sons
81 Veterans annual mcctinc.-MiSS Vim
ME Blair, Nho has been al TopsAe.d 4, Mass.
for the past year, has rcturncd.-Mrs. NJ.
"a. Parish Is confined 10 her room by sick
ncss.-E. {. Ciisty is The sole owner of
the livery here now, Mr.. O'Dell having re-
TRAD 10 private life.-Nrs- Coolidge.
mother Of Edgar Coolidge. is spending
The winter here with him.-B. 5. Fullins-
ION has built large silo on his meadow
faIm-T =. Waterman is hauling large
Quantities Of logs from his mountain lot
SwAnton.
The snow pillow on the lake road made
its first "trip on Monday.-O. r. Landon
lost n valuable horse on Sunday.-Mrs.
Edwin Ealch is seriously sick, council
Of doctors was held on Monday.-HoIaoe
Raymond, George Srave,in and Madison
Sargent were haptised al the Baptist
church last Sunday evening Mrs. Wal
Ter Morse was called here last Saturday
ny Tire sickness Of her brother.-O. 3,
landon Was suddenly called To South
Hero last Saturday 10 See his father. r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

Preparations are being made for Christ
mas Tree 10 ho he'd al tho Congregation
church Christmas eve.-SqeI@s. mre' 'ncs
are 10 lie held every evening and tWp or
three afternoons Of This week al the
church in Grand lsle.-Thcre was no scr
vice n The Congregational church sunday
evening. The pastor not being wen enough
Ia ar1cnd.-Charley Baker and wife. lave
Sope 10 Housekeeping in the place recent
" houSht o. Mrs. Troville al ;hc Corners.
Lewis Rock has bought The wood lot Of
Mrs. Harding, situated in Grand ls'e.-
The thermometer registered : he,ow Tues
day morning, coolest Of the season here.
The Alien shoe COS. cat price shoe sale
gives everybody a chance 10 save mont y
o. shoes
ALBURGH CENTRE.
These viii ne Christmas tree in tire
Methodist Episcopal church NJ n3ay even
ing, Dec. 26Ih.-Ar. and Mrs Fred Ste
phonsor and daughter are guests Of Or.
and Mrs. Go1dicl.oW.-The Erwo m
l4oaS que have started another reading cluh
lhts winter and meet every Thursday
evening in the L>1Cue room.-Miss Susie
Eranard al 81. Alhans j. the guest Of
n IS Rutn Soule-Mr. \. &. Braytou lost
one 81 ms best horses last week. CauSv
al dsa1h was a mystery until the horse
was opened. when IL was found thai i
worm which measured over fOUT feet IN
length was inhcdie1 in The heart. The
worm neI its head was as large a. u
mans lhumh and Iapered down 10 almost
nothing a; lis Tail. Nj. Brayton his the
worm preserved in alcohol,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
OhLEANS col NT(.
TCNBRIDGE.

Whitney Posi-. =. C. \. r. elected 10
following officers Saturday evening: =.
Henry r. Hayward: = Y. -. ora II.
,iooJule: J. V. p. \. J. WINS. - NJ. Fl.S,;
Taller. Chap. pr. john burke. :. Royal
S1nborD; -. T.. James l. F0ruh r.. ~.
u. James VI. Jones, delegate, Warren ".
Parker. The Post lg>- C-v - inter y
death the pas; Year. cyrus W. Morse. C.
u 18Th VI. He 5;--l J@Hul-y t>--,,- -
,icyrS elect os Whitney W. =. - Az, j.
Ms ImvEyu,. - Ci-.-5-i-: :. Y. +. Mrs.
Alma Goss. !. Y. z. Mrs. Re-" l. Adams;
chap. Mrs Laura Slr.-c. Con. Ms,
Flora ". Jones. &C.. M. Iva T-- \ :,
next meeting o. ,c- corps VIII be- be-
n,N- Monday -yv-.---'ir-. Mason :.
Stone VIII meet ;h- t-5ct--~ ot c-- -owI
~ the CONGREGATIONAL church F-i-v =
= .. n. lie VIII give q uu|,,' a3 .-0S~ -
the same place IN the ever i,.--.---l. zee y l
% q Christmas -rs--rc.t iurrv-- 40 'E9 'o--
Ercga;ioual church saturday -. -i'- -
Fri =. Hays. p! e Concord. y a. ~~--S
sunday here. II, guest ~ Nj and N.~.
II rrry =. Hayward. his p--. --S---N- -
Edna O-ivay w,-J % Boston. -.
Monday 20 join party -o.rE -' F,1-.is
for the winter she w. - nd '1e " .~t--
a; Fedora. In.o-. E.a--N'r. anil Mrs..
Aaron watts os Waterbury. were Sl..S,s
Il Dennis L. Giles las; Ncek-
GRELNEBOEO.
Nathan whi,,law a-5d . years. -.
ODDS, resident IN town. Is ~ ID w-ci
:,-umori,--Nuiiam Eastman ,t Nm
cu, SER. y. Il. - III r1Nr--t-U THOUSAND
salmon trout from J-- SAT- ---. levy
were VU; IN easy an Lax Hrc- j. Tbs
ought To insure SPORT tur The ''>-v-r'.1
next season -S;a-e-i-ivar G--,.G : i
az his home in North C-2.J>1uiy. ts
duties az, p-rsoru,s! ~ NJ - e
thu, D',rs.-C. l. Baker = ~ ere s--N ..s,-
-Er,I.. r,itlou> are being u,ll -H have a
christmas tree and exercises -; the Con-
--vv-4t.ouI. cHuIys-
CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. shannon has boush, wm rs--'s
farm in EaptvicS known ~ -L- St--cvr
Farm. paying sl-rl-TL--a VIII tc ~ 80
t.r-1inrr,nt and donation Cor the hs-, ::
evening De-. - ~ ;hv CoUlrlCr.-Tls
Epworth League held a meeting ~ ths
home Of Mary Sc'J, last FRIDAY svei,.o-.
There WI, IL q CHRISTMAS entertainment
in the NJ. +. chuvc1 Christmas cVe.
LOWELL
Mr.. and Mrs Henry I.arrirSwav r. n
Clarcncrv.,Ie. =. -. ViS.;y,s ~ a. = Cov-
cy's last wvek--pr. II II H.u WI> n
Barton Fr.lIy.-I~ u. CSN ana Mrs.
WOrthiuC We're married ,,Sl Wees Prof..
W T.. tInnJ-ssu. formerly ~ this town.
- Miss Nora Murphy ~ Green led. Mss.
They Will make their home in Now No-k-
WESTFIELp.
The worst storm Of the season bCSiu
saturday night. SNOW fJ., continuously
and the wind blew hard Tor ., ho,rS- Ire
rnStS were generally jyu,cr.. .irsi- Non
day il turned very cold hut the storm
has ab1tai and travel has Oysn rCSlH,s,t.
Nj WiDS,ow Farruan delivered
- : n n-~
week and soCS To FcIcEIm this week -
l-CtUre.-MisS Eva He-rick i b'Irii. :.
herself A. Mrs Joseph GOSiar,i's and So
Ing To schJol.-PrsSld.rg Elder II ~
SPENCER held quarterly meeting ~ tle
Methodist cpisCov1. church last Tuesday.
No other pubic religious services wSia
held in town.
NEWPORT.
J. Farrell was called 70 Ho'ycka
Mass, last week owing - the severe IL
Continued on eth pasel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

ate, Mac Adrien; grammar. E f Herrtck:
Nashville. Lynn Brown, No & Nellie
Leonard: No. 10. Ada Prior.-Wort WAS
received Tuesday Of the birth Of a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bradford for
merly Of this place, now Of Swsutou--TSs
meeting of the Literary Club will Be held
at Mrs NJ. r. Meads Friday evening.
Dec. % at seven oclCck.-tAmula Patch Vt
johnson is stopping at n. :. Wood s.
charles Taylor of Fairfax is working in
the shop OF l. L. Carpenter
The Allen Shoe COS. cut price shce sale
gives everybody chance to save n0uey
on shoes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

pretty colo11ngs. Beautiful fancies
from l9c TO Sc PEI yard
iiandkerchiefs Are here now
inhoIday pro
f=ssoa-@ore and pre-he- than ever
before, Soch dzintincSs we have
nree- seen csaaled- Yoa should
see the display even Il YOU don't
wish 10 bzy- There are heaps OF
shen-a very pretty idea Tor a
CHRISTMAS CIR, 3 a dozen assorted,
No V~o patterns alike, good ones
Cost Sl.S0 PEI DOZEN, and from that
10 $500 PEI dozen
VOL There's q charming
Blankets gsvrzbleneSs about
these handsome Ban
Se1S We add another LOT TO the
ones we od5-ed yon yesterday. and
o65er vcu Z par OF Blankets worth
from IS. Is 10 So. oS-and give with
them = par OF Sheets worth Sl.SS,
and par q Cases worth 2Sc--
We GO this 10 cal yo1r attention to
Oh choice Ece OF Sheets and Cases.
CmoreiiaS- Ladies ind II hard
TO find something
10 gsre the- gentlemen trends. You
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
MCRRiSVILI.E.

JEdcc /. II. TECmf IN. presiding AZ the
December term a.: Iamoile County Court
accepted an invitation TO SQcda IL -
Union meeting kcrc participated in by ;Er
Cousrcs atoms from tho several churches
in the Cungr, Ea;'on0. church. judge
Thompson's subject, treated in = vvty
able manner WAS Enforcement 81 ,Iv 80
He paid especial attention ~ Ccuro TO
the pro!.ibitory law o.: Vermont.
something like fifteen inches or mora Of
snow fcll SATURDAY night ana sunday
There Was very good SleichinE previous
ly. hut this makes n great loJ-
Nj and Mrs. y r. Cau;pHc hold a
reception At their home ~ NeiH' day
ushi in honor Of Mr.. and M:s. M.I IT.
ton.
the sentence imposed by the court IN
the case OF Leslie !. Fox for an assault
uDon officer George r Towrr was twenty
dollars and costs with an alternative SEN
tonCc in the work house.
\ hill Of divorce was granted Martha
.. Ward from Luther u. Ward in L.
noble County Court
Inc Mor,In's Relief Co-l.S elected Of
ficers for the year ensuing on saturday
evening.
NJ, Ervinc Fairbanks Of Newport. y.
H.. has visited her sister, Mrs. (. Nj.
Pope.
lie officers Of the Acad my Lycum
society arr; president. Hollis Gray: vice
president. Winfield SCOTT NcO3rTlN. Srr-
Rotary, Miss Stella Hat.ey. treasurer,
Leslie Carpenter; committee. Emile
Ruhlee. cara Darling, Ralph Booth. COR
nclius Nallrau. Guy Naruum.
Resolved Ina, IL would be - the advlu--
age % the United States II an alliance
was formed with Great Britain is the
GG, stion The Academy study are -
discuss on Friday night.
Nh John Whitney Of this place was
granted divorce from her husband in
LAmoilc County Court last THURSDAY
The cause Tor separation and granting
bill WAS said 10 be intolerae.e severity.
judge L. II. Thompson has accepted an
invitation from Grand Army Post COM
mander \. \. Niles u deliver an address
here next Meuort~l day.
on Friday evening the Epworlh League
Of the Methodist church. 81 its Reading
Circle met with Mrs. Charlie Small.
= lady taking the express train West
on Friday morning delayed the train
about ten minutes in \ search about the
station in and out and in the car fo- \
lost pocket book which she found safe in
her cape pocket and called on the search
erS with many bushes and explanations,
The enlarged ana improved hotel form
crlY known as the Union. the GNcnorSc
and the Central. in town, is now named
The I.Hno;lle.-Au % the Christmas tvCCs
will be held On Saturday evening, Deem
Der "a The Woman's Relief CORPS elect
ed Mrs. Booth. president; Mrs. Daniels,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

WeS-s0rf asc wees cart 81 lows Ic-t-, s.,f
tn ~uctmrueuc AZ - Albums Disc WIZ
Mrs. Fanny tS1spur'iS1rb A15-v,s = H,1rli.
AZ hsr fathers SV.B Ch4reav sr7-s,s
1't> gore o. S->tCu COR i -sw days --~is-
charles N'aLsvc- BIS - ti- r~,as- rel
from the effects % a h-viS-r I-s-- L. O.
BE- nut 1E'li1---I0hn ppGAu ~ ,s-tv.rx su,.
ot MI NuGgett'S ScLss< w ~ Et-F-y E~s,-
iari X >sCk--3e the rsis41l- ur.s, cl-,c &c
Grange No. "a thu fllhlwt-s sd5,-.rS xas--
elected a L. CH5cd W " e l. ssr.,s-
Nettr. W. %, Miss l. Nh - W ~
: \ N-s- raso-. =. uI,,,t44. Ms. sS---
asld Flora. Mrs. 5SIruss. Ceres Sklss Q
l. ttNkS, ". ). John SLi-I.r. " =
Mss &. CrCr,L " - u. : Nsr-sr. "
T. Srs :. SoUthIr,E W : E. Ssl4-,.l-,A
w - * Acs, Es4rrsS, Jrsdsg-sr N,ss 4
quinn N L. \ S.-rN~re Sl4S ir tu,-
tuCu at e. FMnk'S Dec. - frr -h,s. $40, st
his sU-uttur'. The ". 4 - ,-,t "a \ =
~u hLve thsir annual -h-cciou usx- E0-,-
Day evening De-. ~ oysters W. ~, ss-vs.t
~ the Elt-ys Ifcsr rh,. eiscctur % n. "a
y S-The ". = eh1ruh 5.n.-if- sas,,s4---
are 20 have an oyster Sl-Crr In -a,- 49,
Try o. their church ou rND-=saAv svsu--f--
Dec. = a uIuSiCal I-,i ii-srl-v Err l--.t ur1f,-
l. ce-1-S Prepared wh-eh XII commence
at ~
IT.. b'lsu >Nce COS cot pri,,,, sh-. s;,1.
gives evsrybcty L chluc- e. SAVE urrusS
OF Sl1es.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Tho chardson
The Sichardson
The Siehardson
You Prefer Rich Cream to Milk.

One handsome Stylish well fitting Coat dozen cheap One
good Wool Blankets double the number of inferior Dress
Goods that depend Mnehe like of which
obanable elsewhere Our stock the of the best merchandise
purchased with cashhe great lever that lifts the off from high
and carefully Choenand sale prices that prudent buyers
mendEvey Christmas want filled this storeand saving
Make resting friends in our Re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE

Miss 5i.zls'soA saz'5e Is very low with a
gu-ntsr
As L cBwn InreOlT5r held al This nlace
u-U. Z arr uUWI vHcr,a 10 raise Sloeo 10 be
a.lih ~ 11ie EuIlAnd Canadian railway as
hind ,hImIspts ACROSS lhs. lown.-N ] Con-
uau - en- -hr sS,A llsq.-FstN.iVRl meetings
l-,t. a,s,l4S fntslh Al abe Methodist church fiy
Es4r - w FcBss,. The pils1tr Is assisted 10y
uhls sSsV- IA a lgrn az Rnston. -N-hooT-
a1lc lauIf'h X raging IN s0wR-Mr. Button
&c Gihhlfadr,y- AI-frmty lar lhe Rutland
r;I.il-I,Hh Wis IN 1Bxn lass week Tuesday.
grm ran save mumty hy hIlsine your
Sims nTw n sAlt Aim Shoe Cos c.ul price
SINE sAls-
ISLE Ia MBTTE-
: ia F.sR his httin failing since Friday
Mrs u "a eHRn mas returned 10 chat
s,l1Irnv ~. E--1rR F'ift Is much herrer-
Hssury 81 ssin flES iatn Vtry in with an
s-u. 9s Rr brain 1tsrtr. aae is slowly i'm
ur-Fgarly -v,ht lnd1-sT AID sccieIy mei al
% n VMTnE.s Saturday evening 4
unsssn1l sgsuifrlc WINS sulnyea by all
Mrs HIRAM Lewis TINS hten ver-y sick.
scTTEs HERO.
rnt <sr;nru< hnVs rrmmnnced Tor Inc
xitr1fr 9<run w.1h TWO new teachers
Iaruptr K<ssltr IN uise nnrrh district and
SrFniifn I'd MIron has lhe south dfsrrici
and MISS n n fhtaT< the we<1,-Mr. John
lAnnrm Is suffering win n large car
s,lrufsir. ilix stn. a t. Landau al johnson
~uss NJsh ann SAnurdhy and sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

see our line of Umbrellas and your
trouble is solved. The newest and
richest handles support the finest
Silk coverings-and are models OF
high art, priced from S2.oS to $40.
Pocket-books An article much
prized-and for
that reason, one of the most accep-
table gifts you can choose. There's
elegance and exclusiveness in Pock-
et-Books as well as Hats, Dresses or
Fans, and ours are the beautiful ones
the kind that every woman prizes
and not expensive-you can buy
a good one for a dollar and have
car fares left-others that are more
expensive.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Christmas
Gifts.

money VIII go farther here-and
you get goods of sterling worth
goods that you won't be ashamed
10 meet six months later. Please
see them. One price and cash.
Lockers as welcome as purchasers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

senior vice. urpS;d-ut Mrs I,u~fN iurfor
Vic,-prc~il.nt: MIR. Niles chnnl1in: Mrs.
Rocb..io.,, c,,jn,,,r. Ntrs c.. ,r..s-
ur,r The amounted 1,r,.rs Z, warner
most. in aIlitson Z, tb,sr elected crs.
color guard /, NJ Nayot,. sar-.art-r,1-
lore 4. SANDERS. ouar,.ruast.r sergeant.
Jsscph c. Richardson. Music WIS tho
tonic OF Monday evenings meeting Of the
V,-,,,,,,,,, ,.i,,t t.l4 ~, a., 49,, - ~
sIort,m /. Vverts ~ :, Nir,rs MS
t., ,,,,r N,ri.,- ,-t;,,.- s. .,,,..,.-a
.,,,,,, i,,,.i,,.ss \-ii,.,,., ,r,,s... -, ,r,t
rtIl,,s a. 80 .,,r-,-r,.t-. -, .r.9-
-, -. a., e, ,...,-.,,; -, ,,l.,.., -, -,
,,Ssr r..s,,sa. or5 ,rsy v,v II. -,.-,.,',i
h,. -, ,-.it.,., -, -, s.,-J,,,- -r,, " =,
p -. -,.h ~ t,r'..-,.-.,, ,,,,
- S-,,,, MI ,,,.,., ffi,,,'...,,, - Is
-, 49,. L,-,,,y S,,.-t- :; -, - 80. ~
- - - - - =. ~
t.r,.,,, - >.,,,-t.,.,.t. 80, q, H. -,
1, co,,t.s +..,t... H., 49,. So, -
- -. ,,,,,.t e. q. ~. ,..,.1
&c.. st -, ,,t- $50 ,..,-..-. IS, ~
f...,,c~.s.,t 81. Is, - I ~. s.,..s.,,
- ~ N,,,it -. tc..s-,-s.r. y Y NH
=, -. ., - -. -. n.
i",. ..,,i,. - ~. -. -
,,r-,.-.i,.,, ~. ,,....,t... ,,-,,s-. -1.,, So.
-. -. - -,
STOWE.
~, OH VII, r,. -,-,. ssy.-,i
- ,.t-t.s,..- go. -, ,-.,t.,.., 81
-, 80 ~, -. II
- 20, [,,fi.t, ", 80 h.f- t.-r
r., - -, - -. 80 ,.,... l,-l-t....,
-. -. -. ,..s,,,- a.. -. -. -. -
-. .rt, - -, ..,.,t.,.-.., =
D =, ~ 81, :, :. ~. b.. 80, ".
vt,.,,,,G, ,t,, -, - -. - -
.'.-'..s,,. j., - -
i',-.t.,... ri, ,.t,,-,,, -. -. -.
1@v Tor 4, W, -. ,-.r.,.,, --I.,'.',
Raymond mas gone into Pike oui Sons las
,t.,,,,, =, -. -, ,,,s..-s. Il, I. -.
nf ,p.. ~. ~, o,t.s .-,i Z, 10. S,-.y,-
r.l.,-,..t mir ,,o,,t,r. b.r,-.t,,- A. -
! b.,,,,. 80 ~. s,.-,,,.- a., N..f,.-.s.,- -
i,,it,-- e,,i,- , ,i-,, IN. their. ,-,.r- l...,-
| fr..r,is :, tn -7-..-a ar. -ri--,--..,-,
scr,t,rS attending --. ..f-.-l.s.' -..l,-,l
n-,tb S,,,,'..,- pars,,,s If = r,,-.. a. ,..,.A-
| ,- Tho school Is -...,---..i a.. .f1.--. y 4.
-r;..-rt-. W A5,-,,s and ..- V-tl.a- WIT
60 49,. o,,-.fn,, a. .,,..'s,- ,.s i-,,.S--t
! in borsaI I U.u--a,, Is s.N.--
s.,vss and ha.d.r- FOR faw t1v- hur
Vii 49,, -, ,,,,t.i,- .,s.s a-f,. -r..-,s -
~, ,.r,,r, II ..i.---..,, ir,... ~ srov. ii,
| m. yt.,ritv 81 Nj mansfield i-s-r. To
las, s,o-,,, Wat must IL h.. -,yye--l-l, -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

W.. anil Nrs. 3 l. Smith A.. vtss-.- =
friends n AuE'tscL Na-NI-s. LI1- :
tt-r- Ms Recently c,Ii-s.t q Creams
zorro ~ care for har sister. E->> z ~
e. Cebsr.-r,Is LIaiIes- AT ur-c wan Ss-x
H- ThouflS De ;. s. u.s. -,,-.-.x..E 49,
S,'bSo- begins tbs week wen " - ss-r,sss
Ssur1tt ~ csucuer
Ecu cam S'tve urursr Hv h1v-1-c vgr-
shoes now At thu S.bsu Shue Gus. gtl- gr,,,t
shoe sale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

uf's-t VI ~ 4 Christmas IRE al the NJ.
q. r'lI--tf SATURDAY rsotIluc ps,rf1n ..,'r -.
--'4itc'e VI e,e Ssretinl music al -hr Meth
a'.-s- 63Gs- ssHl c.f.r-'t7h tn C'h-isI1.As d4y.
1'l-h IpSI--Iss ana -sut1..ne The NJ .sslnp-
L-y Tn a7 -he Methodist Episcopal
cii1r',;i w4S sl'SG1auncra success.
SoN-soEERY-
WE-Hrm E>A1.ft11 haS conc - S.ewarts-
-F~L- - ss- - WORK -tiS w4u-tr-w. T.
Eh-1i-o1 AAs 1'l- -, new laliiaiuc for
>-lBfr- u a-.IIneSCian VIII ~ sugar arch
ltss>. Ir-=,s.-Ss ~ lSElG l-5rl ..AS gone 10
-aA--fn 90 NTrS IL she 5'ee.less factGy.-
stG-T ssg=- AEs commenced rs wolk Al
a. - FNiAlgS r'hry vi DO "a large Job
~ st= Ri .t-r lInB ans WIN. t.-.-Il tIInSn
gYhIssfr- fls< returned +Idrn Inc West.
MIS-. MHsss fSis'h1sir elcd Thursday
-svu4lrS ~ 5Glta-meu.iR, ana ghp funeral
WAS a,+1a Fm SA7rraIy She loaVcs q nus
A,spb ana lErse 1AIlly az lh., lrca.--
= " Frs hAS h~lI appointed cOUa AGuur
lrrGl-qur-Ilr 1ht TAS1 week lhcTc was
I nrEEE ssnH~ rLA and 4uInh,r-En,Sn re
g'Fcg 1ha1 Il = 400 6ceio I0r work on lhe
Ii,Itlr--a -Iss,.-a1isn ~ -gcssitr dlca ON FRI
day &C inflammation I'd Ihs hov',ls4 iG
liHE assu n work ldr Et,ens ze- King,
whsrtt Ne WIS ~ Esn siCk-T'Ar 4a-ilcs OF
- Esr-u1leGns " .eiilIlrr'h are 10 hold a fair
sA,s l5lh Sd 1his mSr.1h n Village hall
v'nsrs W. Ia q SALE ~ -AncN Rr-lClcs ana
NTunH Iuhat 0Anaif-s--aGs'AIIcrlis J. hnson
HiE ara riGpt lASl wreck - expected. ms
ah-s. h uHW lndrilnIey p1SIpanel Hon.
lN y At,TEm gbbS his Office ~ ip &c Of
PROBATE Er 4'r, srnht-r Isl hUl his family
wal -suHI-fn II Town 5or me present
GEORGIA
\ Esgp CFgihHs sa5Gtihiliss is confined 10
uA,s. alHllsss lv Sailing hcalIh.-Thc Central
s.,l,RsL sVnru1snc,a shs winter form Mon
sElLE-
MN rrIIlAl Iu- grics Shoe SALE az The
Iltsn ShRH "a = NOW in Ilr0c-tss. BY
xgur ShnHs niW 4-nh save money
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Ribbon
Elegance

some showing Of choice Ro5o1s-
and the same effect IS shown n
everything they a6o-1- Oz-S z-e
loyely-a1 Six. and shown IN saca
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
SWANrnN

The auction ~ goods NluELy- H-r Cos
I ms Crtt,sr T " rUhtu f-ryx g,.s-4 L
number frcur oUc ~ town. TNr rru and l.
hale OF turkeys ws-s sUhE tn llcs ruE m
brought fair Priess. averaging a. l--ls. ,iva-
~: cents per puuGL To. a4-ctr. waifh.
~ the WY. y'iS dIs C,ArEflilI gr,sa-1r. Is
Solt for AZ average SS -. esucs aa-
49,