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friends Nre Rrooks uae olwnv. ,oa1v
TO holm the sick and un-ori,,nata and many
viii remn,nhcr ber fn,, ,,,b,t sbc bo. hof,.
ed in tboi,, tino az roed
.
GRAF SBCk1,
r. A Patterson has n,ance1 saving
his stock of about five hundred thousand
feet of logs. The members of the Concrc-
g ational church and friends of Pnv. and
Mrs Morse gave them a very olcrslct re-
ccption at their nome last Monday cyou-
ing Tho evening was spent in singing
and social intercourse. Refreshments
were served to more than one hundred
people.-Nnl A. Goodrich and clarence
Cowles returned to burlington last Mon
day.--W. T. Kaiser is repairiny his farm
house.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Paddocl gave a
very plcasau. PARTY AT their homa last
Thursday evening in honor Of Prof. j. G.
Coburn from NnUport. VINO ma. b, on
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The Richardson.
Thc Richardson
Trimmed Millinery.

Each day adds to the beauty of Our Trimmed
Hat and Bonnet display New ideas from the
leading ModiSte of Paris and New York and pref
ty bits of conjuring from the def fingers of our
own artists.-Our object is to give you better and
handsomer Headware at lower prices than you
have ever paid. See what $3.50 and SIS will
buy.-A cordial invitation to all.
desirable and popular this season-shown in differ
styles of from the large Blister Designs the smaller and
quiet them present rich will
satisfaction the show exclusive dress
and skirt lengths Cepon designs priced $llo Reg
ua Crepons priced Sl49 Sis ST. Is and 3d. rs yard
Ready to Wear Suits A well made-good quaiy-perfect fit
ting Suit always gives a lady the
of being well deedThs precisely the effect hveThey
custom madeeah special oderand not the every day kind
ualy shown-$l0, $12. So $l5 $l8 90 and up to $35.
Wash Goods in Black Marvellous the shown
this season.-The Silk and
Lace stripe effects beauifu-and expene25C yard
what ask for very stylish weaveand show them cheaper
Our display in all Blacks and Colors beauty revelation.
Our Centre Counters Are laden with and ready
articles that will interest you-those
dainty bits of Neckwear fronts Chiffon and Liberty Silk
handsome and Corded effects for mmngsand guam
titles of other and artistic creaons-One price and Cashook
welcome purchasers.
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FRANKLIN co UNITY.
ST. ALBANS.

The jury in the Hyde VS.. town Of Swan
ton case brought In a verdict Tuesday
afternoon for the town Of SwantOn 10 re-
cover the costs. This is the third time the
case has been tried. The attorneys in the
case were for the town ID. u. turnan,
Hon H. A. Burt A. A. Hall, and for Mrs.
Hyde f. w McGettrick and d. w. Steele.
Miss Mary Snow and Thomas Rodden
We're married at the Congregational par
sonage Tuesday evening by tho Rev. j.
Romyn banfOrth. Mr.. and Mrs, Roddcn
left on the Montreal train for short
wedding trip,
The case of Royce a. Smith vs.. r. II.
Beebe was tried in County Court yester-
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Hon. II. II. Powers was in town Sdtur-
day on business connected with the A. r..
JudcVno estato.-AIGs. Alexander Jty is
VeJy low with cons mptiOn.-MrS. Carrie
Fairman Crane, wife of Dr. Crane, was
buried Thursday. The funeral was held
from the residence at the corner of Main
and Wolcolt streets at II O'Clock a. m.
The intCTment was at the Woicott Gene
terry in the aftcrnoNn.-Sonse sugar max
ers have commenced operations but the
weather as yet has not been suitable for
sugaring. Edward Aiken, who has spent
the winter with his brother, Daniel, at
kelOgg's Landing in louisiana is eX-
pccted home this week.-Miss Eta Jack
son is employed in the new store of G,
II. kinsley
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ORANGE COCNT
CHELSEA.

Tho Boston directors of The National
Bank of Orange county. liilas Z. Roberts
and George f. Kimball. haviu5 sd out
all their stock the two heavi purchas-
ers, W II. n. II VI and L. oscar Tracy
of Chelsea, have been appointed directors
in their places.-Friday morning th' Kim
bah Union academy students. Harold
Comstock, William Chaplin, Iilla smith,
blanche Townsend. Belle Chandler and
julia Cummings returned to Mer,den, n
H., after a two weeks Observation-Disclosures
V. Goss WAS at South Royalt1n Easter
Sunday to sing with the CONGREGATIONAL
choir.-Easter was observed at both the
Methodist and Congregational churches,
the former sunday forenoon. the latter
in the evening, many floral offerings hand
s,fnely decorating the altar al each
church. Excellent recitatons from the
children dGeW appreclative audiences --
Walter H. Carpenter has moved froW tho
5 NJ .rtin Carpenteg' farm un West Hill
to the Royal Drew farm below North
Tunbridse. John D. Balluu having agree d
to carry on the Carpenter tH'm.-Thotc
was a socilblc and spelling m tcn at the
CONGREGATIONAL church Vcstry Monday
cvening.-Mrs. Charles \. Densm re-, Whn
has been visiting i'll Concord, y. H., ana
Lowell, Mass, for several weeEy' ms re-
turned home, having he,n sick for some
timr.-Hram \. Kirg- bury Of Cambridge,
Mass, was in town lat week attending
to the change Of tenants on his farm upon
West Hill.-NIrs Amos r. Wright Ms re-
turned to ner mouse in the upper village,
Eugene II. Kennedy having gone To- i've
in the Dunham Bacon house.--MHS. EuNo
button Lane arrived in town saturday
evening fror, Lynn, Mas, 20 spend sev-
eral weeks with her motheS. Mrs. Will
liam 4. Hood.-J. Oliver Perkins, former
~ of the meat market firm of BiXhy n
Perkins, is nov in the employ Of thu
=
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and was very active and could see to read
without glasses.-E. Spear and daghtcr
Bessie, Of burlington were in town last
week to attend thte funeral of Mrs. Bet
sey Pike.-Mr. and Mrs i. A. Ladue have
returned to AlbuTg after II weeks visit
in town. S. FlourY has gone to New
York e. Il. Reynolds of New York was
IN town a few dMXs last Mcnk.
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RICHFORD.

The stockholders Of the Richfcrd Furni-
ture company held their annual meeting
Saturday, April /. A dividend of i per
cent payable on May LIST was declared,
and the following officers elected: A. Nc
kinney president; A. y. Clappc, vice
president; l.. !. Sweat general manager,
secretary and treasurer; directors, y. Nc
Kinney, A. \. Clapp. Robert Anderson
l.. |. Sweat ana II. T. Lewis OF st, Al
bans.--W. T.. Harvey, steward al the
Crawford house Boston, Is stopping with
his family here at J. p. Goddard '.-Edgar
q. Garvin, who left town IA yea" ago and
whose whereabouts have been unknown,
returned home last Friday. fired II.
Lathrop of Boston, was in town :, vcral
days last week.-Horace Hulburt, wife and
son of Putnam, Conn. are visiting reia-
tiVos and friends in town.-Arthur w.
Golf, who has been in i'll health the past
year. is not expected to live from day TO
day,--A union temperance meeting was
held in the Methodist church Sunday even
ing, with an address by Rev. q. W. Nor
row, OF Burlington.-Rev Moses Kellogg,
Of Battle Creek, Mich, is visiting relatives
and friends in town.--Gavin Shanks &c
Sutton, road master of the Cunadion-
Pacific railroad, this division WAS in town
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jan, went 10 Burling-
ton Monday, whore h mas employment in
a hotel in that citr.-A box party and
opera hall "' e." evening, from which
a fair SUBJ W.. r'a!ized,
Vi. NTGOMERY.
Nat :. Parser has returned nom Bos-
ton.-Ir. Fed Peck OF Wolurn, Mass, is
visiting his sister Mrs, George SMITH
Miss Grace Richardson has returned from
New York.-M"s. O. y. Kelton is able to
ride out after a long illness with the grip.
y Mrs j. b. Martin of Iichford is visiting
In town.-NTrs. John Comstock has rcturn-
ed from Tewksbury, where she spent tie
winter. Miss Nellie Hunter accompanied
her and will spend the summo. here
Mrs. b. II. Halle is visiting at her ia
Tiers, A. +. J. Richardson's.
EAST FAIRFIELD.
| The death Of Dr., Charles r. Coreys
| wife shot by her husband while dream
ing, has cast gloom over the unfortun-
late mans relatives and friends in this
place, DIR. Corey and wife lived in Tao
oma, State of Washington, and the doctor
is a nephew of Il. ). and l., ). Read OF
this place. DR.. Corey was born in this
town in 1853. In 1865 his people moved tc
Washington, D. G. He was married in
Tacoma in 1892 His wife was teacher
in the High school in Tacoma for seven
years and was bright, interesting and
loVable Christian woman. DIR. Corey was
81 deep student and a Christian gentleman
as well as a devoted husband TheGc had
been IA number of burglaries committed
I'm the city. which led Or. Corey to puc.
chase Il revolver. The WASHINGTON Post
says: There is little doubt among physi,
clans here that DR.. Corey committed The
terrible act of shooting his wife while suf
fering momentary alteration, aggraVa TED
by the conditions resulting from anxiety
for her safety."-Miss Mabel Gates AM
Master Hubert Soule have been VISITING
of
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ALBURG.
Jas. F. Story is seriously i'll with heart
tfouble.-Mss Barnah Lessor who has
been spending few weeks at homo, has
returned to B.cling ton.--Miss Zurln Mott
is at home form St. Albans.-Miss Hattie
NoSburSi has gone to Burlington to live
with Mrs. A. G.. Mott.-Nillard Lyman
took his sister on Monday to AN eye spec
ialist I'm Montreal.-H W. Marvin went to
Montpelier Wednesday.-Hen Mott has
sold his entire herd of dairy cows - in
number, to pasties from New York State
Charles l.. Mott has engaged as clerk
with Harvey Place at the Springs -
Z. O.. have taken Peter Nantine's farm
for one year.-Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Cur
rte of Swanton ace visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
GRAND ISLE.
Miss Ida c. Gordon is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Winch are rejoicing over
the birth of n son Miss Ella Griffith and
her brother, Ernest, of Malone, ~ v, arc
in town. The latter will spend the sum
mer in the employ Of +. T.. Wllsey at the
South Hero whore he will have charge
been engaged as matron.
ISLE LA NOTE.
Mrs j. F. Hill and son of st. Adams
visited at y. Fortunes this week.-Teams
are stil crossing the ice from Chazy to
Isle Ia Motte.-The funeral of Mas. Bet
sey Pike was held at the Methodist church
Wednesday, Rev. G. W. Burke ofiiCiatlng.
Mrs. Pike was ninety-one years of age
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06

When anything stands of discriminating
people like the steadily
Of
Pills.
In 1885, year after they United States,
sold and sold
alone speak the
world where sale 77onea
thirty Doesn't this volumes the
That they actually all that is claimed
proved greatest
those who have used them the longest
Brandreths Pills vegetable and
obainabe For pill lies
sale This allows medicine
caharc Of ndreths Pills easy
system
stopped the functions will proceed
They medicine yourself
children Sold world both plain
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Junction enjoyed maple sugar PARTY at
Edsar Wolcotts Friday evening.-Mr.
ana Mrs l.. W. RdVlin moved to Wi
ncoski last Friday, Mrs. i. /" PWmcilc
ana Mrs. @. ~ Wright are hoth ON the
slch lst-ierhcrt button dl'd at Nal
let's Say saturday April Ist-I'ev. Rich
ard Mott and daughter of Darlington " re
in town Sunday.-Edward j. Fowler, who
has been visiting in town, LETT for his
home last Thursday
Ctt,ptorrt-
Mas. Alexander MCGOWAN roceiN el pain
ful injuries from = recent ran AGAINST tn
well curb.-Mrs. Joseph Deyctt is con-
lined to the house ny an attack Of the
Erip.-Mrs. John LHCross is on the sick
lisU-rhcrr is = slight itnrroVom, mt in the
health or Frank Dodec amt william Far-
kor-MAst'r Dwight Doyctta Of }uri!nS-
ton visited friends ana relatives dudng
tie East ~ vacation Mo. Arthur PAGE Of
Nilistpn htS been the guest OF nel IA
1hcr T., >. ica-e.-Mr ana MIS-. FRANK
Devoid of Ne. r7hursh was in town re-
ccutIN.-PcrrN BYington OF Burlington rs
at MS t4t1"" :. E n. bNinEton S.-'"ri
Thompson mas moved INTO the tenement
house located ON tn Gil lbs farm, former
~ the y, y. Ha@hcr llac'.-Mr. c. II.
warner mas rented inc 'harl'a lh"maS
fHlm known Is the oId Wilder estate
Eugene h1rtsl'eVcS ana family ave re-
JNltllE III tuo possession VI lhcid htNIN
acquired mono on Mutton ftllA- flrnd-
snip lodge no. "a II. ana \. VI. heIl
'ltlr annual meeting lof Inc 'l''loh o.
olncerN lurSd w. April a. nt| art' W.
VI" IMAM peahi = W. A. NuZzE
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IA m Enosburgh, where she has been Wis
iting CclatiNes.-Thc Ladies' Aid met
i thursday afternoon with Mrs. l. y.
Chase.
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tendance at the sessions held by County
Examiner Allen last week--rhcrc was
mn Easter bail at the Bellevue House,
Wednesday evening the 9Th inst-A party
of Young pCopi" went to Williston for a
sleigh ride and to attend the closing eXcr-
ciscs Of the school in that village. Mr.. O.
Goodrich took the party in a large sleigh.
The Towers creamery paid for February
standard milk SSai cents per hundred.
Average price IS cents The Cond 'nsed
cream rY paid for milk without testing in
February $1.Uj.-Arthur Bickford of l'os-
ton is i'm town for a few days.-John
O'Bricn, clerk for Thomas lIcnly is ON
the sick list-Ford Flag and the Misses
Towers will return to Goddard Seminary
this week. after a ten days Vacation..-
The usual decoration of flowers ana plants
adorned tie Catholic church at Easter.
HUNTINGTON.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mara A.
Caswcl were held at the Union church.
March 70, at O'Clock Rev NJ. X. France
officiating, and Mr.. q. NJ. Norton had
charge. Mr.. France took for his text md
Cor. 81. Mrs. CasWcll's age was Is years.
two months aud three days She was SEX
bat short time. She was stricken with
measles and pneumonia and though she
suffered greatly she bore all patiently
She was q consistent member of the
Methodist church for more than 30 years.
She leaves two daughters besides hosts
of friends to mourn her loss. Her remains
l.,,d Il, >f,,,io ,,,,,.,,' ,,,t,ot,rv ,rho hear
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MORGAN.

W. H. Rood is moving to Newport Cen
teri, IL. I.itchl1eld and Orr'n Taylor are
able to he about again, although very
weak.-Richard Maplesden who has been
in California for some time, has returned
to live with his daughter, Mrs. u, 4. FL
lott Moses Pave has taken the farm
for one year known as the Maplosdcn
farm, and now owned by +, A. Gray of
Nebraska,-Mrs. Phalla Brooks died at
Hanover, y. H., on Tuesday, the 18th of
March, after having UNDERGONE a surgical
operation. The funeral was held at her
late residence in this town on Friday.
The house was crowded with mourning
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

William Brown has returned from Leo
Minister Mass.-Gc1rgc I.arrihcc has gone
to FitChburg, Mass, to work.. a. Flint
started April list for a two weeks western
trip j +. johnson of NOrthncld, is in
. town.-Mr. S. 5. Hail, who has been hero
this winter has returned to his homo in
Rockford. Ill.--Mrs. f.. X. Dexter, with
her three children, visited at :. y. DiX'S
last Thursday.-C. NJ. Folly went to Mid
dlcbury Saturday on business.
G. A. Gardnc and family are visit
ing in North Troy this week.-Miss Nellie
Gilmore came from Burlington Tuesday.
Mr.. J. W. Buskey, of Bristol, COM,
was called here last week w me death
of his father, Paul Buskcy.-Miss Elsie +.
wilkins, who has been sick at East Berii-
shire for some time, came to her home
last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Porter
entertained a few of their friends With
new sugar Monday evening.Mr, Herman
G; mpbcll and family of Montpelier ae
visiting in town-The Rev !. T. John
son, evangelist, IS expected to begin g r.
les of revival meetings 1T the Baptist
church next wcck.-Mr. A. Il. Nelson of
Derby Limo is in town for few days
Willie Garrow left Monday for New Hcd
ford, Mass, and Media Benolt has gone
to Providence. r. l., where they expect
cmplOyment-The NJ. Il. NJ. clup give an
entertainment in stiles hail Friday even
ing.
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WOLCOTT.

V. w. Dodge Of Morrisv.lc was in town
over Sunday. Miss Minnie Bacon of Eden
has been visiting hcr sister, Mrs. d. W.
Kimball.-Alds. Kate StearnS Of Richfcrd
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. j. Putnam oveg Sunday.-Charles
Dean and wife nave gone to Hardwick,
where they will make their future hone.
Tho young people enjoyed a whist
party at W. W. Gates last Saturday even
ing.-Mrs. \. T.. Phillips has been visit
ing her mother in MorriSviile.--Alice Sa-
binc visited heE sister III Hardwiek last
week
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GARND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

Philip L. HAGEN is dangerously III with
typhoid fever,-H, J. Feetee is sick with
catara'h of the bowels
ALBI'RCt
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Ross Browning, a richmond hoy broth
er Of Mrs. Henry Gillctt and Miss persis
IirOWuing, died in Florida a few days ago.
His home was in Orange, N. j., but he had
gone to Florida for his health. He was
~ years old. lie was "A very successful
business man and owned the best cram
berry farm in New Jersey. He was the
son of the Rev. Thomas Browning who
lived many years in Richmond and died
hcrc.--Mr c. ST. Clare Of Amherst Col
lcge is the guest Of Mr.. John Richardson,
lie had charge of the meeting at the Con-
eragational church last Sunday evening"
The several churches in town had appro-
pirate Easter services last Sunday At
the Conversational church two Easter an
thems We're rendered by the choir. Pot
ted plants with flowers graced the cham
Gel AT the UnVersalGt church, services
of singing ana reCitatons were included
in tho CrNiccs.-James Atkins will carry
ON the business of the late Charles Per
hins at M osd stand,-Only i've cand-
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day This is an action in trespass TO re
cover damage for the shooting of the
plaintiffs dog in the spring Of 1896 Yes
terday afternoon the jury brought in a
verdict for the defendant
Franklin lodge No. 4, f, and A. NJ, held
their annual meeting last night. The fol-
lowing officers w,ce elected: w. NJ, j.
G.. Leslie; S. w, l.. S. Illotson: j. W.,
George j. Wright treasurer, Horny bry-
ant; secretary, S. Il. Perkins, ). 5.
Charles II. Gotta; j. s., Harry y. Hall;
s. D., u. A. Elliott: j. d.. c. r. Cum
mings tyler, w j. Borland
The son of Mr.. and Mrs Il. H. Lewis
underwent 4 successful operation for APP
pcndiCits yesterday morning and was do
ing we'll last night.
Mrs. w. o. Crane expects tc leave this
city about April 1o she will visit in Bur
ington and afterwards in Katona ~ Y"
where hec daughter Mars. rabbit, re-
sides.
The many friends of Aonzo II. sherman
are glad to Gee him on the stGcet again
after an illness of four weeks
FLETCHER
Miss Jevera Patterson. who has been
visiting in Fletcher recently. has returnc Il
home.-Mr. Homer Chase is no better --
Mr. and Mrs f. e. Crosior attended the
wedding of Mr.. Clinton Howard and Mrs.
Hattie Bell.-Mr l.. C.. Wells is failing.
GEORGIA.
J C. Warren and family have sold their
farm and moved to ST. Adams. BERNARD
Newton is clrrking in St. Alb6ns and Leon
Perry of Milton is at present assisting
Mrs Il. j. Stevens. lie has been for some
years employed as clerk for Hale &
TeIChout of Milton.-Abner Bliss Is VCfY
ill.-Mrs. Palmyra ballard. Miss Mabel
Blll,afd If Fairfax ana Mrs. Charlotte
Pine BrockWly visited at Mrs. =. \. Aus
tins Saturday. The latter will leave for
visit to y W Hampshire next week.
Mrs f., Smith of Milton is visiting in
West Georgll.-Dwight Smith has movcd
TO Ms. AuStn's farm.-Carl iiotchkiss
has taken his fathers, Hon. \. tIOtch-
kiss. farm and moved HON" OIL account
of the latt9r's poor heath.-Mr. and VI! $.
q. G. Waite spent the first Of the week
in St Adams and SWantOn. Miss Lulu
and Miss Steva Warren visited in Swan
ton Monday Little sugar has been made
but all are ready to catch the first run
that comes now and work bids fair to be
lively soon.-Nlss. Duval is quite ill.,
r. 4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-06
ESTTORD.

Schoo' commenced in the several dis
trcts Monday, large Attendance is &C
ported.
Kate Comstock. Mrs. Henry Wilson and
Mrs. George Hetlicn are "mOns the sick
oles.
Mrs. II. Il. Richardson returned home
frcm IIre+buFen Sunday, whore she las
been visiting friends
George WolnoC, who has carried on Ed
ward Van SiChlan's farm for the past
three yc ~ has moved to Shelburne.
Lawrence Hayes of Willistln will carry
on Mr. Wan Sicklen's farm the coming
ycaG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

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