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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09

Among those attending the funeral from
out Of town were George Green and wife
Solomon Green, Miss Ida Green of Rich
moud, Mrs. r. NJ. Doten. Henry Doten
the Queen City. There was also relatives
from Panton and FcrI'isburgh. w. y.
Lawrence had charge of the funeral ar
rangements.--A young son Of Joseph jim
mo had his arm broken recently by being
thrown from a horsc.--Ncs. Julia Whitney
has returned to her home in Glovcrsville.
n. Y.-Thc Willing Workers met with
Mrs A. c. Sumner Wednesday. November
H.-MTs. Garland. an aged lady, died at
the residence of hcr daughter, Mrs. car
rie Peet Saturday night-Arthur Trudo is
Improving slowly-It Is rumored that
Bristol is TO have another lawyer George
u. ltass'ltinc "A recent graduate, and a
son of T. A. Hasseltine of this town.
Henry Gleason was at home from West
ford over SUudaT.--A. c. Iier has been
making some repairs on his residence and
has lifted NJ an Office in his carriage re-
po~itory on West strCet.-Treasurer E. G.
Marsh of the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pdny and wife are at home from Il visit
to New York and observation-disclosures Maud
and Mary Thomas Of Mount Holey are
guests of George r. cole and wfe.--GSO.
Russell has entered the employ of the
Bristol Manufacturing company. Tie
company IRE engaging considerable new
llflIi ltllS ldll.-l ne lNlt1dl ~ NlfT. N'bIE -
Garland was held from st. Ambrose CATH
Ollie church Monday morning. Eev. Father
Boyle officiating. The remains were taxi
on TO N"rgcnncs for lurial-Mrs. CdrpGp-
ter. mother of Mrs T.. NJ. Kent had a
stroke of paralysis last Friday nisht, and
Is i'm a critical couditon.-Last Saturday
dairy butter sold for ~ and 2l cents i
pound. cr. r.lmcry butter p and % cents a
pound; eggs q TO % cents a doz.; dressed
poultry to II ccuts "a pound; chickens .
to . cents pound; dressed pDsk and uctG
s. to s. a hundred pounds; potatoes -
cents a bushel; onions 80 TO 80 cents a bush
ell; ginseng $3.50 a pouud.-Frcd O'I}iyan
and Mrs Margaret Carl were married
Friday cVcninE.-Miss Kate Pollard OF
Lcominster, Mass, is the guest Of her pa
Nuts. f.. w. Pollard and wife.
William McNar has his house in the
"Hasin' nearly letod-Suporintcn-
Uon1 ", ~ N'H@to - N.a'''., we
Queen city Tuesday to see his wife who
is the Mary Fletcher hospital. Mrs. Nell
lie Moves of Rutland has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs =. w. Noye.s the past
weck.-Rcv. ]. j. Boyle attended the fun
cral of EishoD De Gocsbriofrd i'm BurIing-
ton Tuosdav.-Mrs. John Shedrick Is very
low. and is not expected to live. Her son,
Walter Of the i3d regiment is at home
Miss Abhio pike has closed very success
rogulgi. communication Of Iibanus
'1odre. L. and A. NJ. will he held Monday
.,arlnp Nov t3.-Niss Iuclla Shcrwn
viii lead the Christian rndcavor meeting
ncxt sunday evening. There is to be a
n,issionai.v collection.-T. $ Drake is slat-
i'm and otherwise rcpairing his building
nr south sts.sat occupiod bv T. Il. Audette
and +, : Mathewson.-Thc BristoI Enter
-ainn,nnt association will give the first in
thair series Of entertainments Tuesday
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Hattie J. Sawyer of Providence, r.
J., is the guest of Mrs. George Palmer
Mrs James Williams and children are
visiting friends in Port Henry, n. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-09

Miss a. r. Hammond Of Bostcn is stop
ping at eagle Inn. Louis Bessctte has
been spending several days i0 Middlebury,
called there on account of the serious i'll
ness of his sister, Miss Anna Bessettp.--
Mrs j. S. Wilcox is taking a trip TO tho
southern part of the State and Lebanon,
n. H.-Mrs. Apollas Ski0ner of Somer-
vile, Mass, is a guest of her laughter,
Mrs. u. L. Wells,-F. b. Kimball Of
Eagle Inn" is in Boston this week.
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RICIINILLE.

William and Fred Loverty and Edward
Parish Of Modheld, Mass, are visiting
relatives in tOwn.-Archie Cook Shot a
mink Saturday near his mill.--Mrs NJ. T..
Rich and Mrs John Dumas have been on
the sick list.-Nettie Morris of Burlink ton
has been visiting her brother, A. j.
Morris
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Henry Lambert has bought a farm In
Tunbridge and will commence moN ing
sCon-Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody of War
re, visited his father, James Moody, and
other relatives here last week.-Willam
Owls and Mrs. Phebc Wright are not so
well.-Thc creamery still continues run
ming every other day. Charles Orvis Is
making the butter instead Of George
Wright.-rhe committee will meet at the
church Tuesday of next week to COM
monce repairs.
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The school at the Corners closed last
Friday with "A Gice programme prepare d
by the teacher, Miss O'Bryan--Miss Tor
rey Of Bethel is visiting at Charles Tor
rcy's.-Dr. and Mrs. Marshall have
returned from their carriage drive and
will spend the winter at Ezra Smiths
Ezra Dixie of Bristol spent Sunday in
town.-MrS. S. r. Barber Is visiting her
son, stanton Cross OF PantOn.-Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Palmer, who have been spend-
ing some weeks in Bethel, returned home
on Monday last-Curtis Barron has mov-
ed into the Baker house for the winter
Elruy TOrrey returned to Bethel on Tues
day after spending IA week with friends in
town.-Howard Clark has taken the
Baker farm for the coming year. Mr.
Baker will join his family at Worcester
50 oon.-Thomas Hanson has moved to
West Bridport,-Mrs Ezra Whtford Is
on the sick list-Mrs. C. +, McClean has
nearly recovered from being thrown from
her wagon GEAR the town line road The
Ao'-~ hacaine frightened at the mail boxes
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Rev Milton Severance of Middlehury
preached at the Congregational church on
Sunday last. Rev. T. w. Darling of Went
worth, \. H., will occupy that pulpit Nov.
12th.-lienry Kirby, daughter Mary, and
son NarSi returned from Worcester.
Mass, few days ago.-R. j. Beeman and
Wife are at home from New Haven for
few Norman Atwood, Cloyd Man
h.g and Whitney Kirby have all been
SICK, but are on the Gain.--Gcorge Walker,
wife and baby from Rochester spent sun
day in towp.-Fred Goodro and wife of
Middlcbury have been visiting in town for
a few days.-iiarris Phillips of Rutland
has beon visiting his cousin, Mrs. II. /.
Spoor, rccently.-Mrs. r. A. Damon is
CJnValosCing SLOWLY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23

eighteen hundred acres OF very valua-
pie timber lands in Sussex county, ad-
Jacent to the Atlantic and Danville
railroad and the Atlantic Coast Line
The price paid for the same was not
learned.
Walter c. Kevan, auctioneer, sold at
public auotion yesterday afternoon for
Charles f. Collier. trustee, the Apo
mattoX Hotel on Bollingbrook street
Inc property was purchased by the
prospect Brewing Company. of Phlla-
delphia, and the price paid was $500.
SUIT TO BE RE-HEARD.
The suit of Mrs. r. d. Tench, of Sus-
sex county. against w. b. Ferguson will
be re-heard in the County Court of
Nansemond county by the jury in favor
or the plaintiff, but the court granted a
new trial.
BRIEF MENTION.
The condition of DR.. S. w. Budd yes
terday was about the same During
the day he suffered some from head
ache. At midnight he was resting
easily.
Nothing has yet been heard from
Frank Shears and Henry Coleman. the
two negroes who got out of the county
Jail of Prince George Saturday night.
Politics is said to be running very
high In Sussex county. It is said that
there are half n dozen or more candi-
dates for the Office Of commissioner of
the revenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
IL a W PpOS.

Hampton. Va, March 22.-As Kc-
coughtan Lodge, knights of Pythias.
bears the name of well-known tribe
of Indians. the members have deter
mined to look up the records and see if
they can obtain the names of any men,
beers OF the Kecoughtan tribe now liv-
Ing. If this can be done. they intend to
make special efforts to have them come
here when the new Pythian Castle is
dedicated.
Just when the new castle will be
completed and ready for dedication is
not now known, but the committee hav-
Ing the matter in charge, is using every
effort TO have the work commenced at
once.
Should the lodge be successful in its
efforts to ascertain the Whereabouts OF
any of the members of the Kccoughtan
tribe and can secure their attendance
upon the dedicatory services, 1t will un-
doubtediy lend much additional interest
to the occasion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
I.YNCisBURG.
PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT-DR.
Moon NELL CALLED-RESIG-
NATION.

Lynchburg, Va, March 22.-In the
Circuit Court OF Campbell county Judge
Stafford CT. Whittlc sentenced Arthur
n. Dcrr to Il fine of So and imprison-
ment for two days for contempt of
court in writing To the commissioner
and the parties to n suit in which Derr
is the defendant, threatening personal
violence If any attempt was made TO
sell the property involved. 1t was Judge
Whittle's decision that the Court of
Appeals sustained n few days ago in
pronouncing unconstitutional the act of
the Legislature giving the party i'm a
contempt case the right of trial by Jury.
Rev. DR.. T.. c. Mcconnell. pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, has received
call to the leading Baptist Church in
Waco, Texas. and some of the leading
members of his church here express the
opinion that he Will accept. Or. Nc
Cornell is now in Eastern Tennessee.
but Will visit Waco before his return.
Prof. Chas. w. Landon has resigned
the position Of director of music at the
Randolph Macon Woman's Col!ere. and
the resignation has been accepted. lie
has been connected with the institution
since the second year of its establish
ment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
Rowland Moore. lief. to-day for her

Rowland Moore. left to-day for her
home. in Chester. Pa
The home of former Councilman Geo.
w. Nurney. at Kilby and Clay streets,
has been gladdened by the advent of
q son.
Mr.. G. l.. Borum made business trip
to Whaleyville to-day.
a bargain and sale deed put on re-
cord to-day in the County Clerks office
conveys forty acres of land in Holy
Neck district from b. NJ. Cutchin to
Garrison Cross; consideration, s215.
Mrs. II. Il. Oliver, of Baltimore. who
mad been the guest of her nephew.
Agent w. Is. Hawkins, of the Norfolk
and Western road, for several weeks.
Will leave tomorrow for Danville. Va.
captain c. X. Brothers and Mr.. w. r..
Rabey have returned from business
visit to Norfolk.
Professor Timothy Chappell, of Ever
etts. Va, was in Suffolk to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
An Excellent Combination.

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In the process of manufacturing figs
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Especial 20 VIrginlan-Pllot)
Hickory, Va. March 22.-The farmers
are about through planting potatoes
ana are now busy blowing their land
Tor corn and other crops.
Mr.. Lawrence Sawyer left yesterday
Tor Norfolk on Il pleasure trip.
=, MIR. Eugene Ives. of Norfolk, passed
through yesterday for Blackwater to
attend the sale of the late DR.. Reed
Messrs. j. w. Poyner and ]. j. Morse
left to-day for Blackwater on business
Ihe Ladies Aid Society of Centreville
Shurch have purchased new benches
Tor the church. aud now have the pain
yer at work. When finished it will be
uui.e an Improvement. The ladies de-
serve great credit for their work
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and important organs that

and important organs that bear the burdens
of maternity
Thousands, OF woincn suffer in this way
and do not Ifcogpizc the cause, or if they
do understand their condition, neglect It
rather than submit TO the obnoxious c1am-
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Mrs Cora M McI.aurin Of Rockport. copiah
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! commenced using DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
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had not been for your medicines would have
been dead long ago"
Stomach and liver troubles with sluggish
Piercc's Pleasant Pellets.
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LEXINGTON.
MILITARY INSTITUTE NOTES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NUMEROUS.

Lexington, va. March 22.-SprinE
drills have commenced at the Virginia
Military Institute. Each class being en-
gagged in special drill. The first class
have target practice and the two men
making the highest score are to have
their names posted in the State Library
as n reward for their superior marks
manship. The second class have artil-
lery drill The third class have signal
drill. and the fourth class bayonet ex-
ercises.
William r. Hogsett died Friday at his
home, about three miles from Lexing-
ton. He was aged So years and "reru-
geed" TO this county from Pocahontas
county, w. Va, with his father, John
Hogsett. about the commencement of
the civil war. He was n soldier in the
Confederate army and served through
the war. He is survived by three sons
One of his sons, Harry l.. Hogsett, who
was member of Battery G.. Fourth
Artillery. U. S. A., died at Santiago,
Cuba, last July.
HOUSE BURNED.
Thursday night the house of A J..
Bryant, who lives near Buffalo Forge
this county, was destroyed by fire. The
members of his family, consisting of
their lives as the building fell in two
minutes after they were out of 1t. Mr..
Bryant was awakened by the fire and
had only time to get out those who
were asleep in the upper story. A. sew
ing machine and the clothes they had
on was all that was saved of the
household effects.
CANDIDATES NUMEROUS.
Candidate for the office of Commits
sloner of the Revenue In the six dis
trfcts of Rockbridge county are almost
as numerous as the number of voters
The conventions to nominate 4 man for
each district on the Democratic ticket
Will be held Saturday afternoon. In
Lexington district there are three as
piring for the coveted position; Kcrrs
| Creek district has seven; Walkers
| Creek district has five; South River
| district has two; Natural Bridge dis
| trict has five, and Buffalo district has
| two. In all. twenty-four men want six
offices. The Republican County Com
| mittee Will hold n meeting Saturday
10 determine whether n convention shall
| be called to nominate candidates for the
| various county officers to be elected
this spring. This all-absorbing tonic
OF conversation in Lexington at present
Is. Who will be elected Mayor?"
Ihere are now five candidate nnnounc-
| ed In the field and possibly more tn
follow. All are Democrats They nre
| ex-Mayor John w. Haughawout. who
has served for six successive terms pre-
| vious 10 the last term. and who Is now
In his saith year; Z. u. Anderson. John
w. Lindsay. Joseph II. Sherrard and
w. +. PiersOn. The. Council elected
Frank L. Glasgow member of the
Council to fill out the llnexpired term on
the late Mayor II. T.. McCorkle. and
Paul NJ. Penick was elected n member
of the Council to fill Mayor Glasgow
| place.
| Washington Lee University has pur-
chased the William White property on
Main street. Price paid. $1,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
PETERSBURG
Council Grants Permission tc
Build Street Railways.
- Citizen Narrowly Escapes Having
His Feet Amputnted-Snle of Tim.
Der and Hole, Properfy-Rchenr-
ing of Suit-PersOnsI.

Petersburg. Va. March 2o-The City
Council has granted John l.. Williams
e Sons. of Richmond, and Middendorf,
Oliver & Co. OF Baltimore, the parties
who are to build street electric rail-
way here. permission to lay n double
track on Sycamore street. Work on the
new road Will be begun tomorrow. and
it is expected to have six miles OF the
road completed and In operation by
July 1st next.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
NEWPORT NEWS
KindIing Fire Under the Political
Caudron.
Attitude ofthe Democratic Ciub-Thc
CityExecuiive Committee-Mc
Iicnns Preparing For the Frny-
The County DrmOcrnts-IIymcn

Newport News, Va, March 22.-The
Newport News Democratic Club held Il
meeting last night at Moss Hall, in
accordance with the arrangement made
at the last meeting, to come together
every week until the election. Consid-
cradle business of Il routine nature was
transacted. including the taking in of
some new members, and other matters.
The club has announced its inten-
find for the Council and Democratic
Executive Committee, and has stated
it's desire not to ;fntagonizc any other
club If 1t can avoid it consistently. The
main purpose Of the club, 1t is stated,
is to get behind tho best citizens and
push them for. the offices which are 10
be voted on, regardless of whether they
are club members or not. The club
will meet again next Wednesday night.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee will meet next Thursday night. AT
this meeting Mr.. w. c. Kelly will hand
in his resignation rs committeeman, his
candidacy for the Council rendering
him Ineligible to serve thereon. The
same is true of Mr.. NJ. c. Hickey. who
Will ADOPT the same course. These
pie Will do that at the next election.
THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
The county Democrats will hold n
mass meeting ut Dcnbigh Monday, be-
ginning at l o'clock, for the purpose OF
putting n ticket into the field. The
meeting will doubtless be Il harmonious
one. as there appears to be little or no
opposition TO those who have announced
themselves as candidates.
THE REPUBLICANS.
The Huntington Republican Club will
meet next Thursday night for the pur-
pose Of nsacting routine business,
and also for getting into line for the
coming fight. The Republican City EN-
ecutive Committee will meet some
time early in the week for the purpose
of outlining n plan OF campaign.
TOTTLE-C COOKIE
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tottle. of 1911
Park avenue. Baltimore, have issue
invitations TO the marriage OF their
niece, Julia May Tottle. to Mr.. Samuel
Wister Cooke. a popular young ma
chinist employed n; the shipyard here.
The ceremony will take place ut the
residence of the bride IN Baltimore.
Tuesday evening. April 4th. The young
couple Will reside ut 127 Twcnty-ninth
street, in this city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
SPORTING NEWS.
WHERE THE BOYS WILL PLAY
THIS YEAR.

THIS YEAR.
Hodge, the game little catcher. form
erly of the Norfolk team, will play
with the San Antonio. Texas, team
next season.
Mr. Nick Young says he has NOT
yet chosen the members of his umpire
corps, but 1t is probable that Emslie.
Lynch. Connolly, Hunt. Warner, Gaff.
ney' Mcdonald and O'Day will be re-
appointed.
Ben Johnson has announced the APP
pointment of three Of the four umpires
OF the Western League: they are
Jack" Sheridan. Jack" Haskell and
Jack Brennan-three Jacks" and good
ones.
NEWARK NEARLY MADE UP.
Manager Field. of the Newark club.
mas almost decided upon his team for
next season. The only positions re-
naming doubtful are third base and
short stop. For the first named posi-
tion al. Wcddese, of the last years
Norfolk team. is stated but the Rich
mond team has him on their list also.
and 1t is likely that Jake Wells will
get him. Newark has signed as in
ieidcr Sam Wise, late of Buffalo
Frank Rim. late OF the Lancaster
team. has been engaged as Headings
manager.
Outflcldcr-G Carl Me4rey has been ap-
pointed manager-captain of the Lam
caster team.
PLAYERS EAT TOO MUCH.
President Ben Johnson, of the West
crn League, thinks that more men arn
injured by over eating than-by -ovef-
drinking.
Ted Sullivan has decided to accept
the management Of the Montgomery
tAlao team of the Southern League.
The Atlantic League has absolutely
prohibited shifting and swapping OF
scheduled championship games this
season.
JOE CORBETT HAS QUIT.
Joe Corbett, who for n time was with
the Norfolk team the last season of the
Virginia State League. will not play
ball this year. Jim Corbett, the puge-
list, is authority for the statement, say.
Sporting Life. that his brother would
not play ball next season, no matter
what amount of money Ned Hanlon
may offer him. 1t is said that the
noted pitcher is engaged to be married
to California belle, and on that ac-
count he has quit the diamond for once
and all.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23
ROA NOIII',

Roanoke. Va. March 22.-To-night at
s o'clock at the Second Presbyterian
Church. W. Wiley Davis OF the Norfolk
and Western road. was married to Miss
Florence Dorney. of this city. The mar
riage was performed by the Rev. JAS
Arthur. after which reception was
held at Hotel Roanoke,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-23

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For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when SCOTS Emul-
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SOC, and fI;oo, all druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
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wv GODDARD & ELAN I1

w GODDARD & ELAN, Insurance.
Agents SUFFOLK. Va. are selling a
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dollars per geek should the holder have
typhoid, scarlet or typhus fever, small
pox. Asiatic cholera. var oloid. diphtheria
or measels All persons over eighteen
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