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COLCHESTER.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ABRAMS.

Miss Bagnall sister of Principal F. A.
Bagnall, who went to Boston some timo
ago to undergo an operation at hospital
In that city, was rapidly recovering when
she was seized with an attack of appendlci-
tbs and another operation was necessary.
Miss Bagna.l is doing as well as could re
expected now
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue A.
l.. Weeks has left for Whiteheld, ~ H.,
where he will take temporary charge Of
Moore Deputy Collector of Internal Reve-
nue. of that division.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w James leave
this morning for an extended visit with
relatives in New York, Worcester and
Boston. They will go to New York first
to visit their son Prof. Lee James
A telegram received Tuesday noon by
Mr. Nj, Masiff announces tho death OF
Myron W. Bailey, which occurred at the
homo Of his daughter in Topeka, Kan, on
Monday night at II o'clock, He has been
III only "A comparatively short time beng
taken with the grip which developed into
pneumonia, from which disease he had
not tho strength to rally. Myron w.
Bailey was born in Waterville, VT. in 1887.
where he resided during his early youth,
In 1Si7, going to Montgomery with his pa
rents. He studied law at East BERKSHIRE
with the late Homer C. Royce afterw wards
chief justice of the State, and also attend
ed the Albany Law school from which he
was graduated in 1859 While he was
practicing his profession in Richford the
civil war broke out and he enlisted as pri-
'vate in Company ii, ID W. Infantry He
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The Vermont Hotel Keepers associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting and
banquet at the Van Ness House Burlng-
ton. February 7. The president OF tho as
ISOLATION s Landlord Walter Johnson.
The missionary rally at the Methodist
church opened Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. X. II. Place led the devotional
exercises. Rev. A. g. Enright, pastor Of
the church gave an address on The Spirit
Of the church as a missionary" Miss NJ.
c. Tease read a paper on Womens For
cign Missions; Mrs. W. II. Chaplin read a
paper on why should We give to the mis-
SION" Presiding Elder l.. o. Sherburne
made Interesting remarks on missions. In
the afternoon Mrs. A. b. Enright read a
paper on Womens Home Missionary So
ciety of the church Presiding Elder L. O.,
Sherburne spoke on the romance of mis-
slons; Rev. j. l.. Fort jr., spoke on the
church responsibility for the extension of
Christianity, The evening session was
opened with Scripture reading and pray
or by Rev. l.. r.. Tenney of Essex Centre,
followed by a solo by Stanley futile, af-
ter which Miss Della Wiley gave a reci-
taton. The address of the evening was
given by Rev, G. l.. Hall Of Burlington,
his subject being Christ for tho world
which he divided into three parts: 1st
Christ for tho world within the soul" I'd
"Chrst for the home" I'd Christ for the
world at large" There was excellent
singing The attendance was good consi-
dering yho illness in the place
The cake walk and dance under the
direction OF the ladies OF the Social Danc-
ing club in Forestcrs Han Friday evening
vas attended by 80 couples and was the
event of the season, The costumes were
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Tho q charasnn
The Rtrhacdso,
No Argument Should be Needed

To induce people to buy at the prices we
quote. Everyone knows the standard of Our
goods-they are the best furnished by any house
in the retail busness-none can have better
they are not made-and they are fresh and new
In order to keep the special sales moving, that
have become so popular here-we were obliged
to take new goods intended for Our Springs bust
ness, and offer them at practically half values
We have no old or shop worn goods.-We make
special prices - but all on standard goods
Please see them.
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Hosiery Nothing worn by poor
mortals-does more to
make life pleasant or miserable than
stockings. Haven't you sometimes
experienced discomforts from knot
in your Hose-or a bunch that
should not have been there?-Ours
are free from imperfcctions-they
are the best-and sold so cheap.
Dress Goods From this De-
partment come
smiling faccs-and pleasant COM
ments are overheard as to the great
values offered. Some ladies are
disappointed-the prices are almost
cheaper than they wished for.
Muslin The white corner
underwear is very attrac-
tive spot to women
who love beautiful goods-and own
ership fee of any of these fine gar
ments is only triAe.-Please come
and see. One price and cash.
Lockers as welcome as purchasers.
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RICHMOND.


d. O. Bullock of West Milton is caring
for her.
RICHMOND.
The funeral Of Mrs. Newton Tomlinson
who died last Thursday Of pneumonia.
was held at her residence last Saturday.
Her husband. Deacon Tomlinson, was not
able to leave the house. The body was
placed in the vault at North Huntington.
The funeral of James ID. Stevens, for
merly of Isle La Motto, aged about SO
years, was attended at his son-in-law's
Mr.. Berors in the east part of the town
on Saturday. The burial was at River
View cemetery.--Mrs. Gracia Il. Davidson
of Newfanc was the guest Of her father,
s. a. Andrews, over Sunday DR.. Andrews
of the Fletcher Hospital spent "A few
hours last Sunday with his parents and
sister, Mrs. Davdson,-Will Taft is very
sick with pneumonia.
ST. GEORGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Forbes who have
been confined to the house with grip the
past two weeks. are able to be out.--Miss
Hannah c. Hinsdill Charles 3. Allen ana
Il. Westcott are recent victims of the
grip.-E d. Isham returned home last
Thursday evening from a business trip Of
several weeks in the Western States buy
ing poultry.--rhe venerable c. h. Bale
win, "a years old, has survived the raw
ages Of the grip and Is able In he out
once more.-Mr. and Mrs. James Millham
gave a largely attended dancing party to
their friends on Monday evening the 10th
inst, the occasion being the 35th ami
versary of thedr neutrality-suspicious. Clerk
o. w. Isham. whu had a relapse, Is once
more improsing.--Martin f., son of H.
H. RILEY, who cut his leg with an axe on
the 5th inst, is still confined to the house.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Mrs. Cornelia Boyless and daughter re-
turned to their homo In Schuylervile. n.
Y, this week, after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Boylsss' mother, Mrs. Octave
Tebo.
Influenza Is prevailing In town.
s. M. Tilley Of Wliliston was in town
Monday.
Tho district schools opened Monday for
the winter session.
Miss Laura Prior Is indiSposed.
Mrs. Eleazar Taft is on the sick list.
Mrs. Laura Tilley is stlll very sick.
HUNTINGTON CENTER
Miss Georgia Brewster had the mis-
fortune to fall on the Ice last Friday
while skating, quite severely spraining
her ankle and breaking one bone.-R. L.
Delong, Mrs Il. Gregory. and Mrs John
Andrews are on the sick ist.-C. I.
| Brewster was home from school in Essex
over Sunday-Mr. Thaysr commenced a
term OF writing school this wesdS MIRA
A. &c. Bates is in quite poor health this
winter. Mrs H. II. Brewster Is staying
with her.-Fled Andrews has had to leave
school on account of poor health.
"See Prindls's Ad Sales Column"
MILTON BORO
7. S. Berry dehorned sixty head of cat,
tie FOR Eugene Town Saturday Mrs
Fayette Gates who mas been seriously II
is some better.-Mrs- Elmer Bean has re,
turned to her home in Milton.
BOLTON.
A. c. Huntley, who has been quite II
with the grip, is able to be ut.-Mrs
Jennie Torrey of Providence, r. l., spent
last week with Mrs A. q. Stevens. -Miss
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liable We offer this morning
Linens. a few short pieces of
Table Damask - from
Q ID to 5 yards in each piece
that cost from 81 to rs per yd.
for only TIC per yard. They are
bargains. -They are worth a half
more than we ask-36 inches wide.
Ilen'S At prices that
underwear every man will
welcome Ben
nington, Ypsilanti, and Cartwright
& Warmers goods. The quality of
these different brands is too we'll
known to question-5Oc garments
only 35c-S1.1 10 ones 8oc-Sl.oo
ones only $l.38.
Embroideries Ours are pat
terms that real
lace makers might initiate to good
profit. SO very pretty and so mex
pensive. They are new and we ask
you to see them. A fine sample
book-you can be seated and enjoy
seeing them at your leisure.
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Maggie Iavele visited friends in Mont
peier last Week.-Mrs. Katie Phillips is
recovering from her recent severe i'll
ness. The trouble a the residence of WIN
Drlhanty is causing much indignation in
the neighborhood. Tuesday Patrick Del
hanty an old intlrm man, was kicked out
of his house. The authorities of the town
have been called on and it Is hoped that
peace and quiet will again reign.
WEST MILTON.
G.. w. Changers family are all sick with
the grip.-Mrs. Julia Phelps it at work
for a few weeks at Mr.. Grangers-Mrs.
D. @. Bullock was called to the parsonage
at Milton to care for Mrs. c. F. Tapln,
who is very Slck,-The standard price
paid for last months milk was II cents.
&. l.. Sanderson received saS.--B. J. Chase
has the grp.-Annie Osgood is improv-
ing.
COLCH lester.
son was born to Mr. and Mrs r. l.,
Wright January 15th.-Mrs. Scribner is
pocted to hve.-Miss Fannie Day went to
Boston Saturday morning for a short Wis.,
it.-Mrs. Fred Andrus Is visiting her pa
rents for Il few days.-Rev &. J. Hastings
and daughter are both i'll with the grip
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hulburd last Week.-Mrs. Winnie
Wolcott who was unable to he in school
last week on account of tcnsilitis, is again
able to be out.-Mr. William Munson, who
has been i'll with the grip, is better.
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England Telephone co. is moving its CEN
tral Office into the store Of A. n. Clapp.--
Jay Hamilton is home from Massachus-
cts whore he has been the past year
employed in a large clothing store.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

The engagement Of Miss Caroline Iiuling
of North Bennington to william b. Ar
mold Of North Adams is announced. Miss
Huling Is sister OF Mrs. F.. r.. Burgess
OF Burlington.
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WTILLISTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Julia Mctierd took
place from the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Jason Clark, Sunday at . o'clock
p. m. The deceased had been resident
in town for many years and by her cheer
fui. happy disposition and useful life. had
endeared herself to a host of friends. Ter
daughter ana other friends, have the SYM
pathy of the community.-Therea arc many
sick with the prevailing distemper,-Mr
McGauvin has moved into the Phelps
house
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Mrs. p. s. Meeker is confined TO the
house with spraincd knee.-Mrs. c. p.
Taplin is quite sick with neura gia. Mrs.
d. O. Bullock of West Milton is caring
for her
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Hon. Garland Pollard of st. Louis. Mo,
visited at Mr. Daniel Moren's this week.
School is closed on account Of sickness.
hut It is expected it will commence again
next Wednesday.-The ladies of the Goose
Club gave a party at b l.. Wilson's last
Friday evening. delightful evening was
enjoyed hy the large company present in
games and dancing Refreshments OF
cake and coffee were served.-Miss Lou
Walker visited at Mr.. Moren's Tuesda Y
and Naturalization |;sty of sutton,
+. O., visited at 3. l.. Wilson's Tuesday.
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A. Lamb is failing quite rapidly.-Mrs.
J. r. Spaulding is quite sick and Mrs L.
Rugg is hetter.-Mr. Naylor and Mr.. TIN
ller are improving A. Chase is Wis
iting at Elmer Lamb s.-Charles Dunbar
has moved to Binghamville-MissE Ethel
Knsley il at home again.-Homer Chase
is home again.
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Miss VIVA Shina has returned from Bos-
ton-Mrs. j. Il. Keith of North Troy, is
visiting at her fathers o. y. kelton's.-
G.. F. Vadney has returned from Massa-
chusette. Rev. l. y. Johnson goes to Mil
ton this week to hold meetings.-Dr. G..
G. Smith is having electric lights put in
his house.-Cr. Bogue has returned from
perby.-Alr. .. Scofed died on Tuesday
after a long illness The funeral was at
tended on Friday, Rev. George Deuel. Of
flciatinE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-19

There was very pleasant quiet
gathering at tbs home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Eli S. Written last Wednesday afternoon
to witness the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Minnie Luella, to Warren W. Saxton
Of Fairfax. The room was trimmed with
evergreen. Tho bride was gowned in white
cashmere. The best man was Geo S.
Written. brother of the bride and the
bridesmaid Miss Fannie Saxton, a niece
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A. c. Huntley, who has been quite III
with the grip, is able to be out.-Mrs,
Jennie Torrey of Providence, r. l.. spent
last week with Mrs. A. @. Stevens.-Miss
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RchfOrd on WednoSday.-Mr George
and ii. r. Porter are having their house
wired for electric liehts.-Mrs. l.. u. Row
ley and son visited in Richford this week.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
The ladies' of the Free Baptist church
will serve an oyster dinner at the vestry
on Monday neXt.-The vocal and instru-
mental pupils of Miss Lillian A. Brown
recently presented her with a handsome
diamond ring. The entire family of Hon
o, Merrill are sick with the grip.-Rev
Peter Merrill is little better this week,
his temperature and pulse being normal
He still suffers with more or less mental
alteration and requires constant care
Paul j. Moren continues to improve. and
his condition is considered favorable for
a complete reCovery.-Many pupils of the
schools are sick with the grip.-Rev. j
b. Merrill assisted in the special services
at West Enosburg on Tuesday, January
17-F. y. Weld is assisting in the care
of Rev. Peter Merrill.-There will be d
promenade at Farrar's hall on Friday
the 10Th, for the benefit of the band
Mrs. Caroline Willey) Merrill died or
Wednesday, Jan. 18th at p m, at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. JEFF
fords Mrs. Merrill was the wife of Rev
Peter Merrill for many years II Methodist
minister and a familiar figure in the as
sembies of the Vermont Confere nee
They nave MADE EnOSpurGn lnelr noIl'
for many wears. Mr.. Merrill being super
animated. ,irs Merrill leaves one sister
Mrs, Mary Garland of Swanton and twC
children, Hon. Olin Merrill and Mrs. j. Nj
Jetfords. both of this place. Mrs. Merrill
was 81 years of AGENTS. Dryer, ages
70. died at the home of her son, w. )
Dwyer on Thursday, Jan 18th. She hNC
been suffering with la grippe for sovera
weeks.
The funeral of Mrs. Peter Merrill wa
held from the residence of her daughter
Mrs j. NJ. Jeffords on Main street OF
Saturday. Ian. 18th. The services were II
charge of Rev. l. o. Sherburne the pre-
siding elder Of the st. Adams district as
sisted by Rev. A. w. c. Anderson Of thi
place and Rev. VIM. p, Stanley of Yves
Berkshire. The floral offerings We're pro
fuse and beautiful. The remains wer
placed In the receiving vault at tn
cemeteIy.-.The funeral Of Mrs. DwyO
was held at the esi. -"A of her son. Win
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The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs, Hen
~ Midget join them in welcoming their
sons, rearl and Fred. on their return
from the Georgia camp of the >th Massa-
chusetts volunteers. and congratulate the
young men for having met and come off
victorious over a more dr, AIDED foe than
Spanish lead the deadly fever. Tho
brothers are looking finely. except for the
fact that Pearl leaves limb on Southern
soil in token Of fidelity to his nation $
flar.
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