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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-31
MIL T on.

Kev. Evan Thomas OF Essex junction
preached tho memorial sermon at union
service at the Congregational church sun
day morning. Members of William ReN-
nolds post. G.. a. r.. attended in body.
A very practical and interesting sermon
was given. The church was decorated
with apple blossoms, Japan ounces, tulips
and cactus blossoms. Mr. Thomas also
preached in evening at the Congregational
chuch.-S. O. Brush was home from Bur
iEcton saturday ON fishing excursion.
Miss Gertrude Rood of Hartford. Conn,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
u Rood The Edmunds Bah club of Es-
sex Junction crossed bats with the Mil
ton club on the old race track on the
plains saturday. The score stood l6 to 10
in favor Of the Milton club.--Iion l.. j.
Whittemore and vile who have been
spending week with friends in town re
turned Monday to their home in Mil
waukee.--Mrs. Eunicr Frink of Hiehgate
. visited Friday and Saturday at y. :.
Woods The exercises Memorial day
were at The Methodist church. Col Chlds
Of 81. Adams delivered the address
The Georgia band was in attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Pratt and y. h.
Phelps were elected delegates Sunday to
the county conference of Congregational
churches, 70 be he'd this week at Jericho
Centre.-H. c. McNail and family are oc-
CupynG their cottage ut Camp Martin. -
Mrs. Hiram Skcels Of flighgate is visiting
her SON G. +. Skeels.-Juseph Fisher, who
| was struck by engine last week and who
! is at the 81. Adams hospital, is in "A very
! serious condition, and IT is feared he will
not rccover--A little boy of Mr. McNal-
lsys on Railroad street died last Thurs
day after several weeks illness of the
grip. His funeral was held Saturday
! from ST. AIMS church.
Mrs. d. +. Berkeley is now showing some
of the latest and most stylish millinery
! SDpcialiipg
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HANKSVIllE.

Miss Leila IIaskms who is working in
Wiliston visited her parents, MIR ami
Airs. +, l.. Haskins, last week.. u.
alankS has moved here from the Centre
.nto the Eddy nouy Wallace, the little
spn Of Frank liaskirs, is very sick with
pneumunia Mrs. VIII Brown of Starks-
bono j. the guest Of her brother. Martin
Jhompson.-Mrs. Joseph ilashin, and
laughter Lette had quite a runaway
rhile coming home from Jonesvllc on"
Day last week The horse got frightened
while coming down a hill and ran Mrs
'Haskins and daughter We're both thrown
sput and Mrs. Haskms was hurt quite
badly. The horse cleared himself from
Abe wagon and ran some distance unil
stopped by Mr.. Bates. The carriage was
considerably damaged.-John Niger mas
returned home from the hOsDital al Bur
iington.-A good many IN town ara sick
with hard colds Mrs, G. a. Baker has
returned home from MorctoUu where She
went TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Mubhs. Mrs. Carrie Cutter of Sta"kSborI
visited her sister, Mrs. Sophia Phillips,
last week
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SHELBURNE.

Rev. n. W. Dayton preached an excel
lent memorial sermon Sunday evening at
the Methodist church to a fun house. The
church was trimmed with flags and flow
ers
Shelburne high school will close Friday
with graduating exercises in tho evening
in the Methodist church.
Mrs s. g. Allen. who died at her home
in Essex, was buried in Shelburne Satur-
day.
Jed Patterson; recitation, Miss Agnes
Linehan; general discussion, Will 1t Pay
Farmers to Spray their Fruit Trees,
opened by Albert Walston: reading Arc
husbands More Bother Than They are
Worth, Mrs. Lottie McNall; music. Either.
Mrs Berton Chase; paper, What Should
be Found Growing in the Garden of a
Farmer, Peter Costello, song Grange
choir,
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RICH MOND.

Roy. Mr. Thomas. who spent fow days
with friends here, started for Pittsburc.
Pa. last week Wednesday night. Rev. Mr..
Wat has not fully recovered. hut occupied
the desk last Sunday Memorial services
were held Wednesday under the
direction Of the q. A. r.. Rev Alonzo
Chase was the orator OF the day. The
Essex band furnished musc-The la
dies Aid society will meet next Friday
afternoon with Mrs Salmon Green.--The
CleCkcred house creamery commenced
receiving milk last week The Condensed
MIX company paid for April milk without
testing Sl.00 per hundred. The JOncsVille
creamery paid for April 4 per cent milk
So cents per hundred.-James Berry and
family from ST. Alhans are spending their
vacation with his parents Al home SAT
ford Fay went to Milton last Friday to
stay while with his brother, Capt. Ar
mold FaY.-The apple orchards are re-
markedly fun Of blossoms and there is no
Very great appearance of the forest
worm. \ little corn was planted last
wcek.--D. G. Barber of Burlington was
tho guest Of $. f.. Cutler last sunday
Ford Freeman. a clerk in Or. Webhs Of
flee in Sheldon, spent couple OF days
with his parents last wcek.-lioward i.
Richardson of Manchester. y. IL. spent a
few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Richardson. last week.-A. r stevens met
with the county committee at BurlinCton
tawa. formerly Mary BrownSnn. and a
very successful teacher, visited her friends
in town last weck.-MisS Anna MCGduVin
Of Brattlcboro is spending a few days
with her parents at homc.-Mrs. Ida
Pierce and son of Burlington visited
friends in town last Week.-Mrs.. Thomas
Crosby and twin daughters Of Burlington
will spend a month in town with her
friends THE new factory builing is pro-
crossing rapidly. The flooring and nearly
all the lower story is in pOsitiOn.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. X. Norton are in StarksbOro Wis
iting their daughter.-Mrs. j. b. Norton
and son are listing in Fcrrisburgh.-E.
lSdturduV.-Joseph Goodwin and Mrs.
CrapO Of burlington We're married by JUS
tee Salmon Green last saturday night.
| Memorial services commenced at one T..
m, the Essex Junction band being in at
! tendance. Fourteen Grand Army men
marched from their hall with hundred
school children and with their teachers
, marched to the village cemetery where
the exercises of the 6. A. =. Post We're
endered by the officers of the Post and
| the graves decorated with flowers. when
| they marched to Catholic nail. Me
mortal address was given by the Rev.
AlonZo Chase holding the attention of the
large audience while he portrayed the his
tory of the civil wor.-An original iCem
. on Memorial day was read by f. q.
. Nichols.
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free delivery is to run, 50 we will give
the route starting from the Swanton post
office. The first stop Will be at julie Cor
liss farm formerly the Thaycr farm al
little south of the Boston and Maine
crossing of the road leading from &. r.
Hogle's corner south called the "Maquam
road" thence south on the Maquam road
to the old school house on the corner
thence East to JudSon James towards
capt Browns. thence turning south pass
Ing Paul's, the two Fosters and turning
next right hand road, go to the lake,
thence south To the Gov. Smith farm
thence east towards St. Adams city, pass
ing Merton Bells. the bunsmore farm and
Nate SINNERS to the Tuliet school house,
thence west down pas Orange Com
stocks place. to the county road.
thence north to the Bow of the river dt
the Doom place. then around tho bow OF
the river passing a. J. Be"bc's Riverside
farms, to the Swanton and St Adams
road, thence south on said road to the
Cushman place and back to Swanton. Mr..
Norton said that the application for this
route TO he laid out was only received at
Washington, May :, and there were 800
applications ahead of it, but that owing
to the influence of Hon. IT, H. Powers, Vi.
G., exceptionally quick action had been
taken on this.
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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page)

Guy Bailey, Cleon Browncll. Alice Derby,
Guy stevens aud Elizabeth Sawyer; tour
nament committee. W. -. Parsons, l..
Blanche Brownell Marion Bates. refresh
ment committee. Maude Read, Adelaide
Tcachout Claire Reynolds. Alice Johnson,
and Harold Huntley. The building COM
mittee are: Wilbur Sawyer. Allen Martin.
Guy BAILEY, cart Brownell and John
Wright
As the pipe sent ON 10y Drumond q CO.
of New York for the water system PROV
ed detective and not up to the contract
j. $. Reynolds and NJ. A. Bingham of the
water committee were sent to New York
sunday night to see if some satisfactory
arrangement could not be made in which
the pipe might be laid and the work push
ed to completion but on their return Tues
day morning they reported that such an
arrangement could not I've made and the
work is partially suspended form few day
At least.
The following is the programme of the
commencement concert at the ConErcga-
tional church, Tuesday evening, June -, at
S O'Clock: Part one, song, My Pets
grade one; song, Wake! Happy Spring
time" grades Two aud three song. "Harlt
to the Trumpet grades four and tive;
song Spring Song" grades four and five.
Fart two, Rustic Dance" ResChc, High
School Glee club, piano solo, Winter
marchen. Bohm, Sadie Johnson; trio, "Old
Madrid" Trotire. Misses Grow, Parsons
and ArlilcN; reading, (a) THE SChOolmas-
tcr's Guests" (bD Representations, select
cd. Mr.. +. {. Lewis; Quartcttc, "Cradle
Song" Dennee. Misses liaselton, Parsons,
Chamberlin and Wiley; violin solo. Air
and Naria from Capulette. Mary Parker;
Night of JOY" strauss. High school Glcc
Club, character sketch. Reuben KetCham
Jimmie Fanus," Eugene Field, Mr.. f. G.
Lewis; double quartettc Lovely Might"
NevinS, Misses Chase, Wiley. NalNou,
Clark Athcrton. Parker, Reynolds. Wiley
und Bates. piano solo, Ballet No. IT,
,'haminadc Hazel Arkley; Duets. ca "a
Flight of clouds" (b) Nearest and Dear
tst." Caraccilo. Misses johnson and
'reachout; reading, pied Piper of Eamc-
lin" Mr.. f.. G. Lewis, piano solo. Ballad
IN y Nat" Chopin, Florence Reynolds
Loves Old Sweet Song" Molloy, High
School Glee Clut
The faculty and class of 1900 Of the Es-
sex junction high and graded school have
issued invitations for a receptions to be-
held in Foresters' hall tomorrow evening
from to 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Z. II. Juylot aud children of Not
Springs : D. who have been visiting her
sister Mrs. l.. NJ. Hays go to Northrcd
this noon to visit their mother, Mrs. y.
Ha~Sctt.
The Drury Brick and Tile company
made their first kiln of brick of this sea
son Tuesday night. This is about ten da IS
later than usual. owing to the unfavor-
able weather for brick making this spring.
Mr.. Buckley Of the Drummond Co.. New
York, pipe dealers, came last night to con-
suit with tho water committee with re-
gard TO the defective water pipe.
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EAST HlGHGATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar Of Swsnton were
in town Sunday.-The Railroad Company
have had telephone placed in the depot
which connects wiki the r. and r. Co.
Fishing Is very good along the MiSsisquoi
this spring. About two hundred were
caught here one afternoon Mrs. Henry
Lo"Fe is seriously ill.-AleNena lahounty
has a Shetland pony and little phdeton.-
Mrs. Reed of Fairfield and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leach of Little Rock visited Mrs o. II.
Rio hford recently. --lnvitatious have been
received to the Chapel wedding
which is to take place in Swanton June :.
%. :. KiXford Is repairing his law
mill which was damaged by the ice this
spring.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
ALBURGH CENTRE.

wave Of sorrow was swept over the
town. caused by the death of MIR. and Mrs
George h Sheldon. Mrs. sheldon died
Wednesday after a weeks illness from
pneumonia ana her husband survived her
only TWO days. dying with the same dis
edSe Mrs. Sheldon was buried Friday
forenoon. and Mr. sheldon Saturday morn
ing They leave four children. two dauSh-
tiers aged thirteen and fifteen. son ten
and one three years Old. Mr.. and Mrs
Sheldon We're very much respected and
highly esteemed hy all who knew them
Words would fail to express thu sorrow
and sympathy that is felt for he bereaved
children who have been SO suddenly Called
upon to mourn the loss Of Kind ANA low
ing mother. and a father whose every
thought and wish was for the happiness
and welfare of his children. TIL funeral
services were held Sunday forenoon in
the Methodist church of which Mrs. shell
don was member.
Mildred Gordon is seriously i'll. A
trained nurse from 81. Adams is caring
for here. NJ. Clarke OF Burlington was
in town Monday w. Warren Rockwell
left town Saturday for his position on
Lake George as pilot of the steamer Hori-
COMP. y. jameson has recovered from
his illness, AMI is able TO bc out again
Ranuy NJ. Young, who has been visiting
friends for the past week in town re-
turned to Boston, Mass, Monday even
ing.-Indge Hayres was in town over sun
day.-E. H. Rockwell Of the steamer Chat
eaugay spent sunday with his family --
Miss Hattie Sowles loft town Monday for
her position on the steamer Vermont
The funeral services of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
sheldon, who died Of pneumonia after a
very short illness were held sunday a.
1910 a. m. in the Methodist church Rev.
William Miller officiating assisted by Rev.
David Marvin. The crurch was filled with
relatives and friends who came 10 pay
their last Respects to MIR. and Mrs. Shell
don. MIR. Sheldoh's mother and three
brothers and two sisters were in town
during his illness and dehth.
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WEST BOLTON.

George Gle is sick and is confined to the
house.-Mrs. Hannah Hardy Is Sick,-Mrs.
Davis who was sick at her brothers. in
stowe. has returned home.--Glbert Wood
worth is at work at Underhill-A Strand
and wife have returned home from Under
hill where they have been caring for their
daughter Mrs. +. Smith who is Sick
Mrs. Mary Woodwork died May 18th.
aged 43 years, She leaves daughter and
father, who will go to live with Twin
Woodwork at Jonesville. She was buried
al Underhill in the Catholic cemetery
Mr.. Philip Tomlinson and family from
Jericho, and Mrs. Ann Whalen from Essex
were at G. w. kellogg's Sunday.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs Charles Mann went last week to
Randolph to visit her parcnts.-Bost wick
post observed memorial Sunday by at
lending services at the congregational
church at Jericho Centre, George NJ.
Powers of Morricville will be the speaker
Memorial day. The music will be furnish
ed by the Jericho Centre Cornet band
J. j. Brown raised his big farm barn last
I'riday.-George Labardee has sold his
place 10 George Gordon OF Bolton.-Ihe
funeral of Mrs Mary Larhin Woodwork
OF Bolton took place from the Catholic
church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Father
Gelot officiating .-Martin ,Flannery, who
has been sick, is somewhat improved -
Dr. G. +. Newton and wife We're at Hyde
Park last week, attending the funeral Of
MI strong, brother of Mrs. Newton.-A
mission service will begin at the Catholic
church next Sunday and will last one
week.-Martina, daughter of q. "A. Ter
TIL, is dangerously ill-rhe funeral of
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FAIRFAX.

Mr.. l. Doane spent Saturday at \. w.
Buck Lillian Buck has gone to Mont
pelier for weeks visit with relatives
George Buck is working on the railroad al
Georgia John Mahon was in town sun
day.-Ebridge b. Rugg goes to Newbury
Thursday where he has employment
Julian Ballard was in town last week buy
ing wool.-Calno Baker put in an organ
at Christ church May 26.-Mrs. w. w.
Foss was At ID. Danforth's the 26th inst
Miss Celia Kennedy is at home for a few
days from Woodstock Buck was in
Fairfield last week buying cattle.
viii Writer'S of Boston arrived in town
the 26th.-We understand that John Boyce
is going to put up new house this sum
mer where he now liVes.-MissCs Mary,
Florence and Harold Ballard spent tho
Tth at Joseph Billiards. in Georgia.-C. G..
Gillette was in Fletcher the 18th on bust
ness.--The NJ F.. church people with their
pastor. Rev. A. w Ford united with the
Baptist people in Memorial service Sun
day The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with flowers and bunting. In the even
ing there We're speeches from old soldiers
and others that were very interesting
G. $. Howard has got a clerk, Mr. Davis
of Flctch,r.-Charles Leonard moved the
barn at the parsonage the enid. T.. vii
cox Is painting his house Guy Howard is
doing the work. Julius Ballard of Georgia
was in town the 25th buying Wool.-M. V.
Hicks is repairing the old hotel. Mrs.
Betsy Colby is under the doctors caro-
with a lung trouble.-Mrs Douglas Buck
has gone to Pleasant Valley. Cambridge,
TO spend few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Walter Flllsworth.-B. c. Rarrows
of Georgia was in town last weekday
Smith of 81. Adams Bay spent Sunday
with G. C. Guiette.-Frank Ufford and
Prof. Howe of Burlington are spending a
few days with VI. s, Unord.-Mr. Sea
grow of Montgomery commenced work
on the school building the Sth.-Mrs.
Ashley and daughter OF Milton. spent the
2jth at Or s. H. Phelps.-A. n, Butler
and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of
a son the 10Th.
The Memorial exercises were held at
7 tho Pan" It church. There were songs by
"A quartette composed of f.. w. shepard
/ son, H. H. Pease, George Law son and G.
"a. Hawley with Miss Elsie Pease at the
organ, Rotations by Miss Della orion
Miss Pierce and Master Frank Hunt, and
an address by Rev. A. W. Ford. After
the address "a young girls marched around
the house with flags and flowers and
then upon the platform where they sang
and placed their flowers around The mon
ument of the dead. Then they formed and
marched to the Fairfax Plain cemetery
where the remainder of the services were
| held
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WESTFORD.

former resident of this town will soon go
60 the gold fields at Cape NOmc.--Don.
NJ Rice Of Burlington was at home over
Sunday. James Trail was the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Rice, Thursday
Mrs. Hattie Putnam of Cloverdale and
Mr. Smith were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Grow last week.-The delegates
10 the County Conference to be held at
Jericho Centre Thursday and Friday are
Dca II. W. Rice, Mrs. q. H. Baker and
Miss Luna Osgood.-'rhe Cloverdale
Creamery Co., paid "a cts per hundred
for April milk.-Mrs George Bliss is stay
ing with her mother Mrs, Minerva Grow.
for a few days. Mr., Bliss is in New
fIampshre.-The schools observed Me
mortal day, Tuesday afternoon the vii
lage schools holding their exercises in
the town hall.--Maurice Morey entertain
ed a party of friends Thursday evening.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
M0RRlSVIllE.

The field day sports pos tponed from the
18th on account OF rain, took place on the
fair ground saturday afternoon. The day
was perfect in every way, though the at
tendance was not large being made up
from our young people and few from
the adjoining towns. Every one in at
tendance spoke very highly of the sports
as a whole and look with interest for a
revival Of these popular outdoor enter
tainmerts. The summary is as follows:
one hundred yards dash first, Harris,
Morrisvile; second, Warren, IIardwick;
third. Tyndal, Morrisville; fourth, Car
pen;er MorrisVille, time, llig. one-haf
mile hiCNclc race, first, Waite, Morrisvile,
second. Hooper. Hardwick; third Warren,
Hardwick; fourth, Potter, Morrisville;
time, | min 10 sec. One-quarter mile rum
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NORTH HERO,

Children's day viii h. observed June ia
AT the Methodist church The Ladies Aid
Will meet at the town house neat Satur-
day.-Alr. and Mrs. K. II Hathaway. who
have been visiting in Burlington and ST
Adams for a few days. returned home
sunday.-Mrs. James Pillow and Miss
Maggie Duffey Went to Plattsburgh last
saturday Walter Hutchius, who has
been attending school in Canada is home
for his summer VaCation-Mrs. G. barrow
and her daughter. Mrs. burton Baker. Of
East Braintree. Mass, are expected home
next week. Mr. Baker is TO come a little
later.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

J. y. Hanks moved to Hanksville last
week into William Eddy's house. Miss
Bcssio Fletcher of Essex Centre was the
guest Of Alma Carpenter lew days last
week Mr.. and hrs. r. G. Norton visited
burlington Monday.--F. T.. strong and
family q. w. Brewster and wife, l.. r.
Blldwin and wife and Mrs. #. q. Norton
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Saran a.
Strong of Starkshoro Sunday.-RoyCo
Ilgloy of Boston, Mass. is visiting his
brother, Fred liigley.-S. j. Randall and
daughter Grace attended the funeral Of
Mrs Carolina Bush of Lincoln Sunday
a party of young people went TO Lake
Iroquois Decoration day.
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HIGHGATE.

Mrs. j. q. Earr was called to Bakers
field Monday morning by tn. serious i'll
ness of her sister Mrs. Herbert Brigham.
Mrs. Martha Mason is visiting friends
in ST. Armand. +. Q.-Mrs. j. 3. Sander
son and daughter Gladys have returned
to their home in West Newton. Mass.
They were accompanied by Miss Ina Shell
don.-Mrs. T.. y. Sunderland is in Mon
trcal visiting her son and daught.r.-- A.
yah FordiCo has purchased the Dow farm
Il nd - Il e.. L.. .ln..I-1
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Ellen Forbes with her school went
TO Buck Hollow Tuesday afternoon, where
in company with Miss Lewis school very
interesting Memorial services were held
Mrs. II. b. Carr has so far recovered from
her recent illness that she can ride out
Mrs. c. s. Allen and Miss Mabel Prior Of
East Shelburne were the. guests of Mrs
r. f.. Forbes last Saturdays, II. Tilley
of South Burlington and s. N Tilley of
Wiiston were in town last week to see
their aged father, who is very low.-Char-
les North Sr. has closed his house and
gone 10 Barre for the summer. His son,
Robert and family have moved to the
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs w. ~. Weeks has returned from
NheeloCk where she has heen visiting her
parents for several weeks-MrS Eugene
Ransom is very i'll with pneumonia. Rev.
a. y. Woodruff and wife attended the
thirty-hfth wedding anniversary at |. =.
Mann's in Walden.-Mrs. Bertha Cobb and
daughter OF liardwick have been spending
a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs
Henry Warner.
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GRAND ISLE,

Prof F. A. Waugh of the experiment
station, burlington was In town last week
doing experimental work in orchards -
Mrs. Harriet Minkler remains very low
and her daughter, Mrs Wallace Irish of
Shelburne has been called here TO care for
her-Miss Daisy Richardson of Middle
bury. COlpourter of the Vermont hranch
of the American Bible Society is canvass
ing this town.--Mrs Maria Irish of Milton
is visiting friends in town