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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-17
lIIGItGATE.

Mrs, William Reyes from St. Adams is
visiting friends mere FOR :aw days
Oscar Payne who has been night tclc-
graph operator ut Segain Falls. ontario.
has returned home Tor a short time
Mrs. William llciiion is here from Mont
real visiting her parents, T.. Sunderland
and wife.-Mrs CaSsc who has been visit
ing friends here for some weeks has re-
turned to Hudson, Mass.-Charlcs Fitch
ard has moved on 10 J.. II. Cross farm
and Mr.. Tatro who carried on .he Cross
farm last year has taken the pelzcn
Gates farm in Franklin.-l;dwdrd Sears
and Miss Minor ot St. Adams were mar
ricd at the Catholic church Monday
morning Mcclure mas moved
from his farm back into the villag -
The closing exercises of Miss McK,nu VS.
school occurred last Friday evening and
were thoroughly enjoyed by large Gu-
dienCc. In the exhibition the young pco-
PIE did themselves credit and showed that
their training had been oil 4 kind that
makes proficient those who MAKE the
most of their advantages.-Niss Lily Me
Kinney Is to spend nor vacation With
friends at Swanton after which she will
return and take her place in the Village
school.
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ESSEN.

A Bible day concert will be given at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening"
Union revival meetings will be held in the
Baptist church commencing Wednesday,
the 23d inst Evangelist Rev. !. II. Sing.
ley is expected to join in thd work Sun
day, Nov. 9th at ! p. m. The meetings
will continue two weeks or more, as the
interest may demand.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut prizes
: hoo caln
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ST. GEORGE.

George Ruel is moving to Belvidero
where he has been in business during the
last few months.-Mr. and Mrs DAME!
Hurlburn of Iowa, recently visited rcla-
tives in this vicinity, Will soon return to
their home in the West. Mrs, Hurlburn
was Miss Amelia Isham OF this town
Miss Rosetta Warren is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Allen in Shelburne.-
The recent report that Charles Forbes
had gone to Massachusetts was an error,
he only went to Barre,-Mr. and Mrs.
James Millham were in Montpelier a few
days last week. and attended the re-
union of the 18th Regt. of which Com
rade Mllham was n member,-Dr GrCut
and VIM Deal of Waterbury spent day
at Camp Millham last week ard caught
III fine pickerel.-Miss Kate Dening has
returned to her home in Burlington.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut price
shoe sale.
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BAKER SFIELD.

Mrs. II. T.. Brigham and Mrs. W. n.
Stewart went to Roston Tuesday for a
few days To visit friends and relatives
The repairs on the congregational church
are nearly completed and the heating
apparatus Is now icing put in.-Miss Clara
Powers returned to Johnson TueSd. y
H. III. Scott is in Montpelier this week.
Miss Ellen Brown. daughter Of the late
Charles Il. Brown died Friday and was
buried here ON Sunday.
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MudCctt had serious attack of rheuma-
tism Thursday and will seek warmer
elm te as soon as he is able 70 travel -
Charlie Ellmwood is sick.-There was
social dance at the American House
Friday night About thirty couples enjoyed
the occasion. Gaines orchestra Of Under
hill furnished the music.
Nliston Il. Wctherbec of Fletcher and
Ethel Eva Smith of Cambridge were mar
ricd IN Cambridge Nov. 18th Ivy Pew licn-
ry G.. Howard.
The Allen shoe Cos. cut price shoe sale
gives every body a chance to save money
on Shoes.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

! Parkcr's orchestra Of ST. Albans will fur
nish the music for the THANKSGIVING bail
AT the lshum House the 2lth-Frauk b.
Hoyt has gone to St Adams. where he has
| a position in the Grand Central Hotel
| Il. u. SturSeS camp Nc. II, Sons Of Vet
Grams, which has been in existence here
for the past four years, disbandcd last
wc'k.-Miss Mamie Doran died at the
home of Daniel Warren last Friday. The
remains were taken to Cambridge for
buriJl.-Scnator W s Soule was at hcme
! over Sunday.-Wiliam II. Hoyt has re-
| turned from Boston, where he has been
| for The last two months-Dr George T..
Wright and Wife returned from Ports
mouth. y. H., Saturday ncht.-Thc Lit
erary society, which is being organized. Is
fast gaining in mCmbcrship.-Fran l..
/ Ducharmc has rented the Octavus North
rup farm and took possession last wee
Miss katherine skinner, who has been
visiting her brother in Brocktou. Mass,
returned home last week Wednesday,
I Tho correct band will give a masquerade
promenade next Friday night IN Their new
hall
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Continued on eth rage)
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EVANSVILLE.

Mrs Fred Bagley and two children and
Joseph Brown have the measles.-Mrs.
Gould of Randolph Is the guest of her
son. Fred Bagley.-School taught by Miss
b. A, Leary of Jericho closed Friday at
ter a successful term. Miss I.eary
The teacher and scholars raised
money for a flag which was flung
to the breeze on the last day of school.
JERICHO.
The village schools close this week-E.
II. Percival of st. Adams Bay is at A. ID.
Bradford's,-Mrs, b. G. Macoy Of Cam
bridge is visiting her brother, H. s. Woods,
A. ID. Bradford will move to Swanton
this week, where he will open a printing
ofiice.-Mr, and Mrs, Il, b, Galusha went
to Concord. N. H., to attend the meeting
of the National Grange Wednesday,
aged mother of ii. S. Woods Is very sick
with eryspelas.
The Allen Shoe Co.'S cut price shoe sale
gives everybody chance to save money
on Shoes
RICHMOND.
Mrs. l.. O'Brien has gone to Ohio to
spend the winter with her son.-The shock
of Mrs. Green's sudden death has caused
| the serious illness of her only daughter
who is confined to her bed.-The funeral
of Mrs Laura Towers. wife of George H.
Fay of Jonesville was held at his resi-
dence last Friday. Rev. Alonzo Chase of.
floating, her brothers and near relatives
being bearers. Mrs. Fay had been in poor
health for the last year. She leaves one
son and husband. six brothers and one
sister to mourn her loss. She was 80 years
of age.-The Central Vermont railroad Is
putting in a granite coping the whole
length of the old platform.-M Fuller OIL
st. Paul, Mimi, former resident OF Rich
mond was the guest Of Mrs. C. M. Fergu
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ncnt cure without the knife. Patient:
visited If desired. Er. l;smond III So
Main St., St. Adams. VT. References fur
nished. Correspondence solicited. l,wtf.
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Monarch
ANDES" Range.
ALL CAST IRON.

Great improvement over Steel Ranges.
VI No more Rusting out as in Steel
Ranges. No Warping or Buckling
of Oven Plates. Drop Oven Door. Sec
tonal Top. Copper or Cast Enamelcd
Reservoir. All Modern Improvements. Is
Made in As Styles and Sizes. For Wood
or Coal. Water fronts in all sizes, if de-
sired. If your local stove dealer is not
selling the Monarch Andes, write us.
PHILLIPS & CLARK STOVE COMPANY,
Manufacturers,
GENEVA. ". Y.
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Henry Cooley has returned
from visit to her sister. Mrs.
Jane French Judge IIotchkiss is
very fecble.--Mrs. Frank Page is on the
sick list.-ElijIh Lee spent few days
last week with Chauncey Warner in Cam
bridgc.-Mr and Mrs. George Caswcll en-
tertaincd at dinner Nov. ~ Elijah Dec Of
Princeton, ILL.,, his niece. Miss Clara Dee,
and aunt. Mrs. G. ID. Blake.-Mrs. Phiia
Lombard has raised her house another
story.
Mrs. George Gilbert died last Sunday
night and the funeral was held at the
home; intcrment in the Catholic Gene
terry at Milton Tuesday morning.-Mrs.
Caroline Hadlcy returned from "A wee :
visit to her daughter at Binghamrillc.-
Mrs. Caroline Washburn has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Helen Fortune. the
past week.-Mrs.. Emily Barrett is visit.
Ink at Georgia Plain.
You can save money by buying youl
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Cos. cut pric,
shoe sale.
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SHdY,1lsxek14dSo1O
7he largest and Aaadsomest Store in the State
Righ at The End Oi The Two Track System

STANDS THE RICHARDSON-the terminal-and
the destination OF all shoppers who consider values and prices
We proud OF the reputation this store has ganed-The
squarest merchandise dealing has marked every hours bust
since the doors were opened.
The load has always been apportioned right for the
roadbut kept travelling just the same and to-day thanks
to generous patrons the 'macadam"-and it's
quite easy-We have done best to merit the confidence
that has been bestowed upon usWe have provided pleas
ant place for shoppng-we have sold honest goodswe
have the saespeope have made low prices
and sell for cash-Try the price store-See how
much you make your cash buy-and the best that
made.
Thanksgiving PetticOatS.
You will very likely go somewhere dinner Thursday
nexnd nothing could would BE- nicer than
of our Silk UndersksIt the last and best finish stylish
tume would show appreciation of the honor conferred
youprd from $649 $250$S.sS buys pretty one-al shades
and colors.
Ladies' Broad Cloths and VenetianS.
The richest and dcsiest plain them,
sponeedshunk and renhed 81 90 and SIPS yardThey
we'll for afternoon wear what the rich Silks for
cepion gowns
Real Duchess and Old Point Lace
The danties fmest bits Of Lace ny shown for day.
We beautiful cxqusitsy
hours hardbut from
ss"'ss*s' 5SiMbH$mlx& q ''a '4Ss:;
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pastor, officiating. Mrs. Carpenter was
horn in St. Adams January 18th, 1882 She
was Christian lady Of many virtues and
will be greatly missed, not only by her
family, but by wide circle of friends.
She leaves a husband, two sons and Il
daughter, l.. ID. Carpenter. druggist at
Hudson, Mass, for several years in the
same business here; George w. Carp n
ter, Il druggist at Lancaster, y. H., and
Miss Emma Carpenter, the VII known
music teacher of Swanton. She was mar
ried to Frank Carpenter at St. Adams
April Z 1851.
Charles McNal;y died here Sunday night
aged IS. He came home from Boston early
i'm the fall on account of his health, but
returned n short time ago. He was
brought home again Saturday night ant
died the next The funeral wa.
held Tuesday morning at . O'Clock at tn,
Roman Catholic church.
Jones q Gagnc have sold out their stool
and closed their market
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DR.. WEBB'S HANDSOME GIFT.
Presents the State Museum with Some of
His Trophies Of the Chase.
(From ON STAN CORRESPONDENCE.

Montpelier, Nov, 16,-A short time ago
DR. w. S. Webb visited the State museum
in the State House and found that he pos
sessed some valuable head mounts which
were not represented at all In the museum
so he decided at once to make Il present
to the State of four fine specimens
OF Rocky Mountain sleeps heads, an elk
head, an antelope head and a black tail
deer head, These are some of the finest
specimens of these animal heads ever seen
by the writer and valuable not only as an
addition to the animals represented in the
museum but also as objects of beauty
They are mounted in the very best style
and represent considerable expense to the
donor The fact that II part of them are
personal trophies of DR.. Webbs hunting
trips will also add to their interest, Dr.,
Webb made the gift through His Excel
lency, the governor, and his letter to Gov.
Smith follows.
Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1898
Ny Dear Governor:
| desire, through you, to present to the
State Museum of Natural History an elk
head, Rocky Mountain Sleeps head, ante
lope head and black tail deer head. The
elk and antelope l had the pleasure of
killing year ago in Jacksons Hole, Wyo
The Rocky Mountain sheep was killed in
the Selkirks near the Canadian Pacific
railway. They are all very fair speci
cimens. Believe me, very truly yours,
w. SEWARD WEBB.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

LOOMS Tebo has gone to Burlington to
attend school
Services were held at the Eldrdge
schoolhouse Sunday afternoon. If they
meet with success they will be continued
, through the winter.
Miss Laura Prior visited her parents
Sunday,
! A flag pole has been presented to district
No. !.
/ Mr.. Paddock of Williston has moved on
| to the Arnold farm.
MILTON.
| T. d. Rood and wife returned from their
Western trip Friday evening and c. p.
Pratt and Mrs. f.. ]. Rankin Saturday
evening.-Ray Phelps returned Saturday
from his seasons work at Loon I,ake.-A
union meeting was held at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening when a
very interesting temperance lecture was
given by Rev. c. T. Taplin.-Miss Jennie
Rankin of Burlington was home over
Sunday.-A carload of sheep and cattle
was loaded at this station Monday The
Grand Army camp fire has been post
poned to December 2,-The Oneita Bicycle
club will give Thanksgiving ball at the
village hall Thanksgiving eve with sup
per at 1.-THE Glenwood. Glenwood, u
c. F. Skeels, proprietor. was opened &c
the travelling public on Monday.-Mr
George Brown of South Lancaster, Mass
visited his daughter. Mrs. r. l. Teachout
last week.
You can save money by buying your
shoes now at the Allen Shoe Co.'S. cut price
shoe sale.
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RICIIFOPD.

Hon John Il. Corliss. NJ. g. and son of
visiting his parents Mr.. Curliss was re-
elected from mis- distric. At the last cleo
TONS. Terry of New York. who was
here over Sunday had his oNercoat stolen
Saturday evening out of the hotel ut East
Berkshire Landlord Wilson tracked the
theft to Montgomery and recovered the
cCot.-Rodney Stanhopv HIS moved with
mis- family to st. AlhIns.-Mr. ana Mrs.
l.. G.. Sears returned home TUESDAY from
their trip to Omaha ard other places N
the West.-Miss Ethel Aver. who has
taught the fall term Of sohoo! At East
RiChiord j. now at homc.-Tac lovers of
song and music are to have Il rare treat
to be given Ivy the four ne Verne sisters
Saturday evening In Ayers OlH:l House.
1t is the first entertainment Of the sea-
sCn.-Leon Gibson is on guard as night
Waterman IN the Bank during the lnVes-
tigttion.-J. ". Rogers of New York, one
Of PinkeTton's detectives, has been here
since the bank burglary. M new develop
Ncnts have been made known YETI. -.
Herring OF the Herring Safe Co, ot New
York was in town ON business Friday and
Saturdiy.-A wild lecr was SHot Just over
the border in Canada last Saturday thot
weighed 80 pounds. and several mere
were seen-'rhe lecture course for the
winter j. an assured thing. The COM
mittees having arranged fer the enter
tainments.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. a. 7. Gilbert has a cactus on
which are over 80 buds and blossoms
William Rugs and wife Of ST. Adams hin
spent Sunday in the Hollow.-Mrs. Mum
roe Soule is very sick.-Mrs. Maria King
Is more CONFERENCE.-The Hiram LEVITT
Is in poor health.-Mr ana Mrs. T.. q.
RuGg entertained friends from Burlington
over Sundu y.-Maland Irish has entered
the employ of Heman Gregory, who has
taken w. II. Kings farm.-The little son
of Albert Naylor, who was accidentally
shot few weeks ago, is able to be about,
The Allen Shoe Co.'S, cut price shoe sale
gives everybody chance to save money
on shoes.
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son last week.-A new meat and fish mar
ket will be opened in the Howe block this
week by Charles McGargin and James
Barrett.-Dr c. w. Jacobs is soon to
move to Montpelier to practice his pro-
fpQ
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JONESNTLLII.
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
WESTFORD.

The Evangelist. Mr. johnson will hold
meetings Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
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HYDE PARK,

Mrs. ENERGY Page and son Carroll
were in burlington Thursday.-tiov. Pagt
and y. w. IIulburd We're In Mont
pcler two days OF last week.-The chick
en- pie supper which was given the gen.
Continued on eth rage)
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

William Comugs. the administrator of
the late Edward Fay's estate. sold the
Fay house to George Jones last Saturday.
Mr. Jones takes possession at oncc.-Mrs.
Sinclair who has been ill., At her brothers
in this village has SO far recovered as to
20 her sisters, Mrs. Miller. Her daughter
Addie went with her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-17

A baby girl came TO gladden. the hearts
of T. NJ, Tobin's family Thursday NOM
ing.
Mrs. Eliza Il. Davidson, formerly of Chi
cago, but who has been living with her
brother, Henry A. Burt, here for over Il
year. died Sunday evening, after "A short
Illness. She was 81 years of age and has
generally enjoyed good health until within
a few weeks. She was a daughter nj
Judge Augustus Burt and was born in
Swanton, where Judge Burt lived during
the war of 1872. although most of his chill
dren were born in Sheldon. The funera,
was held at the house Tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Elmira I'rainerd Qnutcher Carpen-
ter, wife of Frank Carpenter died yes
terday morning after an Illness Of two
weeks. although she has net been in gooi
health for some time before. The funeral
will be held ut the house Friday, Nov. Is,
at 2;So p. m, Rev. " ]. Ranslow, her
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Ellis Campbell is home from Connect
cut and Nellie Campbell from Johnson.
on account of the serious Illness of their
mother. Mrs l.. Il. Campbell ,.-Schools IN
town close this week There is To be an
exhibition in stiles hall on Friday even
ing Miss Wakedeld's school will also
have an exhibition at Hcctorville.-Af;er
Il two weeks vacation the school will be-
gin again with the same teachers. A
plank sidewalk has been laid recently
from George Lumbra's to Nelson, Hall "
Co.'s store, which makes walk now
nearly the length of the street.
MONTGOMERY
postofiice has been established In
West Hin at the four CorncrS,-p, m
>Nfor has moved to af arm at Euos-
burgh Falls.-Edward FErEsworth is s.C,,
Rufus Smith Is improving.-Nilnge school
closes this week as do most of the other
schools in town,
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SOUTHWARK.
Trains II and connect with Southern +, X.
at Strasburg Junction at 1880 and 7.45p. m.

Mixed Trains southbound leave wincheste9S
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CONNECTIONS.
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Removed.

/ have discontinued the retail of Coal, &C.,
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Western MARYLAND r. r.

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and B. 81 p. Railroads
at Union Station,
Baltimore. Md.