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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Collector-T am afraid 10 present this
dun In person 10 Nr. Grump. Had we
not better forward II by ma!li
Manager-Yes. but remember this II
thesnly instance where we VIII yiolat-
our motto, Post No Bllls."-Ohio state
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

The most soothing. healing and anti
septic application ever devised is De.
Wiu's Witch Hazel Salve. Ii relieves at
ouce and cures piles, sores, eczema and
skin diseases. Beware OF limitations. L.
T. Parker. Olneyville; n. +. Reiner
Centerdale
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

The merited reputation for curing piles,
sores and skin diseases acquired by De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, has led 10 the
making OF worthless oounterfeits. BE
sure TO get only Dewitt's salve. 7. r..
Parker, Olneyviile; y. r. Reiner, Center
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Quality and not quantity makes DEWITT
Little Early Risers such valuable little
liver pills. Il. r. Parker, Olneyville
y. +. Reiner. Cenlerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Such little pills as DeWits Lite Early
wonderfully effective in cleansing the liver
and bowels. r. x. Parker, Olneyville !;
Y. +. Reiner, Centerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
DIED..

In Providence. on ths 2li inst George ~.
Jordan. ln hlsg b year.
Funeral SUNDAY. atl m.. Jan. z7th, 40 he
Free Bap,s Church Sofh sriiuate, X. J. Kea.
uver. and friends are Invited l0 attend
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
HARMONY.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Mclaughlin ~.
turned from a four weeks stay In New
York City.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene a. Colvin of the Harmony Hotel
gave Mrs. Colvin 8 surprise party on her
birthday. Janua.y ~. and presented her
With an elegant dinner act also large
punch bowl and glasses. The evening
vas spent very pleasantly bv dancing
until the small wee hours. During the
evening an oyster supper was served 70
the many friends and every one went
away pronouncing the evening success.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
REM NANTS OF SP IT SWISS
MUSLlNS
AtI-3 tol-2 Form r pr,oes.

At l-3 to IL Form PrCoS.
Five hundred yards OF fine dotted
Swiss Muslins, suitable for Chill
dren's summer dresses or could be used
an half curtains for windows, In lengths
from to. 10 Yards. al the ridiculous
rsce, Ioc yard. J. 4. Jones " Co., ~,
10, Y, I8. 20, a, a. 26, Arcade. Provl.
dence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
MARRIED.

in Providence A. the Broadway Baptist
church, l5m inst by Rev. ). " Os,efhDu'.
Edwari Everett Hawkins, Of CraEsiou, and
Elizabeth wilkinson % Providence
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Beautiful Granette" Weave
Dress Goods. the latest spring novelty for
children's dresses, waists, etc all desirs.
bic shades, only age. yard. !. K. Jones
~ Co, "a, 10, ~ IS, 20, ~, a, 20
Arcade, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
The San Souci Gold Seal Rubsers

made PARA RUBBER the imported all shapes
and misses and children including the rubber
boot ovehoe,
brand has berr the market for nearly thirty
has always been maintained
throughout period Thc sold always by dealer each
town and we are agents Providence Remember therefore,
these goods cannot Providence Onyi Big
Depatncn Store Do accept that buy
other good, but rather few cents more for TIE
GOLD SEAL will last TWICE as long other first quail
TO and those with ..COASTING" soles THRICE long
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

TO LET.-A Cottage. Kelly avenue,
belonging to Charles Adams. Pawtuxet
water, etc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
SAN S;OUCVS
Big Department Store.
OLNEYVILLE SQUARE
RubberS RubberS RubberS
RubberS

The the fast approaching when the CLAIMS o heS
most necessary will be forced upon attention
The been mid but knows that more
we're weather will follow prepare it. We prepar
cu;t luucalin rNnlrai aiteniio
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Edncate bonr mowers WIN Cascnrets.
Candy Casartlc, cIre Constipation forever
i0c. &c n g. e {. fall, druggists refund moneg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
HIGHGATE.

Mrs Ephram BoVatt, eldest daughter OF
Joseph Jersey passed away Thursday the
18th inst, after a lingering illness of con-
sumption. Her funeral was held from the
catholic church Saturday morning at ~
She leaves a husband and two little chill
dreu to mourn her loss,
Rev Mr.. Sherburne of Enosburgh Fails
occupied til" pulpit at the Methodist
church last sunday morning in exchange
with Mr., Piercc-Mrs F.. -. Herrck and
Mrs, II, w. steele returned from Gale
donna Springs, Ontario Saturday even
ing, where they have been spending the
past two wceks.-Dr. and Mrs. r. A.
Rates are in camp at Highgate Springs
The Misses Burditt of pittsford have been
visiting their grandmother, Mrs Martha
Mason-Mrs Anna Crsons and little
daughter Helen of Swanton are visiting
friends in town.-W. j. Heffion and fam
lily of Montreal, p. O., spent Sunday here
with their parents--Miss Josie Lyon re-
turned from Caledol ia Springs Monday
afternoon and Mrs. a. +, Hamilton
and little daughter who have been visit
Ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs j. o.
Barr. the past two weeks, returned tc
/ their home in TorringtOn, Conn. Sunday
evening Mrs l.. G. Morey entertained q
few young ladies last Thursday afternoon
/ in honor of Miss Start of 'Bakersfeld who
was visiting her.-Dr. a. F. Grinnell OF
| darlington was called here last week fol-
counsel in the case OF Mrs. Frank Hef'
/ iion. She is more comfortable at this
| writing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Present and former students of Maple
Lawn Academy and friends, will have
their annual excursion Thursday August
LIST, on the Steamer Vermont to Ticondero-
ga. The boat will leave Centcr's dock at
for round trip, 10 cents.
A party Of young people from Burling-
ton we're entertained at Or. Petty's Satlr-
day evening the party including the
Misses Hammond of Burlington, Miss
Iioafer and Mr.. Hoefcr of Chicago. Miss
Rice of St Adams and Mr. Palmer of
Boston.
The Ladies' Aid society of Grand Isle
met with Mrs. w. w. Styles last Tuesday.
The day was an ideal one and ifty-live
persons were present from Grand Isle and
South Hero.-ftev. J.. B. Tenney Is away
for his annual vaoation,-George Parrot is
laid up with a broken arm-Mr. Arthur
Larrow Is III with an attack of append
citiF. lie Ia under Dr. Styles caro.-An
abundant rain has fallen here-Stephen
Wadsworth and Henry Martin have near
~ completed their now barns.--Five men,
bors of the Wastford band were at the
Sandbar hotel Monday evening.-Eage
camp has It's usual quota of summer
boarders this year,-FHshina Ia excellent
on the shores OF tho island, both bass and
pike being caught In abundance. The
Iodine Springs House has many boarders
at present-The Rutland-Canadian rail
road is doing good passengers and
freight business. Landlord Fred A,l,n
reports business lively nowadays.-Th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

W. W WV
Fire broke out in the bofer-room in
Blair and peLarm's veneer mill about 10
O o'clock Wednesday morning and the
whole plant WIS burned, throwing about
% hands out of employment; insurance
$500 Mrs -. K. Stctscn and dauEhtcr,
Gladys have returned from Boston, where
Mrs. Stetson has uccr to help care for her
sister, Mrs. Parsons, who has boon very
sick Mrs. c. Butler has returned from
Boston accompanied by her daughter. Mrs
Nettie Parsons and husband--L a.
Sraulding and wife re spending a few
days at Angus, Marbleton and Que bee --
G. T. Grout is here rom Washington. y.
c., on business for his father Thoophilus
Gruut, who is In the West.-Mrs. Margar-
ct Ryan has returned from Manchester
y H., where she has been the past year 49,
Mrs. Murphy of Lowell Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Rosa saHyer.-Mr Bert
Mcclellan died last Sunday Of typhoid
fever. He leaves a wife and child l..
skcplcy a former residen recently visited
here from Sheldon.-H erbert Raymond Of
Cambridge, Mass, was in town recently.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. a. Roby were in Montreal
this Week.-Mrs.. b. A. Roby and family Of
Albuqucrque, y. NJ, are here on visit Of
her brother, e. A. RoDy.--G. w. Fell and
wife of Herrdon, Va, former residents
were here the past week on their way to
Quobec.-The citizens of New port and vim
cinity have decided to have a fair at
MemphremaEcE Park, August IA, H. and
49, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley AID child
rem and Miss Dorothy Fitzpatrick Of Bos-
ton are visiting at Edward Ryan s.--l)r.
Hight of this place was badly injured at
She rhrock last week getting onto rain.
his foot SLIPPED and he fell beneath thf
wheel which ran over his right knee and
crushed the left ankle. Amputdton of the
right leg at the knee and the left above
the ankle WAS pecessary.-M ANA Mr.
Frank Richards CT Philadelphia ara Wis
itng at y. l.. Hildreth s.-Niss R-rnicc
Winslow of Lyn6onvlle recently visited
Lula Rice.-Mrs Sherwood and son of
Lowell are visiting at o. E. Williams
c. y. Howe and wife visited at y. l..
Fosters Sunday.-William II. Farrar. who
went to Boston for hospital treatment last
March, returned here last Saturday, a c-
companied by his brother and appeared
much improved. His brother left on the
so p. m. train but in the early part OF
the evening was taken worse and died OF
heart failure Sunday morning Misses In
gals Of Montpelier are visiting their SIS
ter, Mrs Leon Libby.-Mr. and Mrs. @. NJ
Dearborn and daughter are visiting In Con-
cord. y. H.-Mr. and Mrs James Rivard
were here from Barton Friday to attend
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Frank San
bornio. whose funeral was held from the
Catholic church Mrs. Sanbornio leaves
three young children and a husband
Misses Juna Sleeper and Sara Lonto Of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting at a. G. sleep
ors Mr.. and Mrs. f. \. DeTarmo spant
Sunday visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NYe. of West Charleston.-Cora Chase Of
Maiden, Mass, is visiting at d. r. Stet-
son's.-MrS. VI. j. Blair has returned from
EnoSburrh Falls, whore she has been visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. Mary Ch1ftce Sam
vel Mcclellan is quite siCk.-Mrs Leon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
DERBY,

Mrs. r " Clark and two daughters OF
Rrockton. Mass. are visiting in DerhH,--
Rev. H. r. \uhlrn and fan lily have gone
to their new home in Framington, Maine
Mrs. f. H. Allheo has returned to Arlin--
ton. N.J-Lettors from Athens Ga, report
that William 4, Carney, who has been
very sick there with fever is now consi
ID red out Of danger.-There were no ser
vices in the Baptist church last SUNDAY
Rcv l. G. Lorimer OF lie orrid was here
sunday. july .1st md participated In tho
farewell services of Rev. MI kilhurn at
the Baptist church. Prof. q. \. Andrews
accompanied ReV. Kilhurn ami family on
their Journey to Maine. They went by
carriage Roy. b. $. Mahtn Of West
Charleston gave temperance lecture in
the Methodist church last Sunday eVcninN
under the auspices of the w. G. T. L,
Mrs. Dr. clark Of Brockton, Mass, form
erly of Derby elso gave AN interesting ac-
count of the struggle Of temperance peopi,
tcm.-Mrs. Chamcey Wilson So long suf-
tcror with heart disease is just alive
Lewis Hayes and Edward Haley are ais,
very sick with the same disoasr.-E n
Allbee spent last Sunday with his father
a. j. Allhee pr Comines father tru0
berkshire visited him last week and Miss
Bertha C,mings returned with him L
Borkshiro.-Helcn Comings has so far re
covered as to he alo to ride out Mr.
and Mrs. a. A. Ripley and Mrs. F"rrin
who spent last week among friends II
town have returned to clHrl' stpp. Mr. :
Charles Tronl ~ ana hor SON and doush
ter spent 4 lev days 1t MlllouShby las
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
JEFFERSONVILlE,

MIR and Mrs. John \. Waterman have
moved to Burlington and their home will
be at IS South Willard street Miss Mat
tie \, Wilcox has gone to Burlington for
a few wccks.--William Hem has gone to
WatcrVillc, whore he is employed 10y
James SteN ems The third anniversary of
the organization of the Crescendo club
was was held with Mrs II. c. Howard at
tie parsonage last Friday evening. The
following officers were elected. President
Miss Carrie l.. Carroll; ViCe-prusidcnt.
Mrs. w. u. buchanan; treasurer, Mrs G.
J. Thomas; secretary, Mrs, Morton Haw-
ley; chaplain. Mrs l.. A. Page; orgauist,
Miss Pearl Morse. After the business of
the meeting lee cream and cake wer,aorV-
ed and "A social hour enjoyed. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. j, +. Wilcox,
August 9-The many friends of Henry
Cox will be panied to learn of his serious
illness. There have been several reports
of burglars entering farm houses in this
vicinity.-Alrs, w. II. Griswold has gone
to Saratoga Springs, New York. where
she will spend several weeks.-NeWs has
been received of the death of Mr.. Rosw II
Ilawlcy Mt Oneida n. v, who recently
spent several months here with his cuus-
in, A. a, Hawley.-Nrs. h. ). Fuller is
seriously iii with inllamma ton Of the
bowels.-M. \, Dodge of Proctor will soon
move here to occupy his house at the cor
rer Of Main and Dg.ss streets, which he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
Johnson,

Mrs. Maggie Waterman and son are
visiting relatives in Norway, Mc.-f'rauk
Parker. who has a lucrative position in
Connecticut visited friends here last week
g. w. Baker and family from Mont
clair y. j., ar" visiting Mr.. Bakers rcla-
tivos here Miss Grace Coolidge is visit
ing i'm Burlington Most farmers are
through haYing and report large yield
Mrs. Frank Thompson and children and
mother are visiting relatives in Montreal.
Mrs l.. NJ. Knight is visiting in town.
l. l.. Pearl and company have put in a
new water Whcel-tXtensvc repairs are
being made ut the power house the pond
is being cleaned out and nc lights are eX-
pccted for at least "A week longer.-Mrs.
Harry Lewis of Burlington made her
father short visit last week returning
Monday taking his sister Hattie with her.
president oscar Atwood and his sist I,
Mrs. r. w. Mcfarland, started Monday
for GAINESVILLE, Wis. stopping at the Pan
American few davs.-O, b. Laneon lost a
valuable horse last weck.-L. J. Smith
spent sunday in Swanton, returning Mon
day to Jeffersonvile whore he was MARI, 4
to Miss Sarah Leland Tucsday.-Rev. /. T.
johnson and family have returned and will
open the Ithiel Falls campmeoting August
LIST. A long list OF eminent speakers has
been engaged Tor the meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
NEWBURf.

At a special meeting of the trustees e
the Tenncv Memorial library held at tho
library rooms Tuesday, Rev. j. L. Mer-
rill. one of the trustees and president OF
the board rendered his resignation which
was accepted, appropriate resolutions
We're adopted setting forth the valuable
services of Mr.. Merrill. who retires from
active pastoral work. going To his daush-
ter's home in Fitchburg, Mass Mir. Mer-
rill has been the popular pastor of the
First ConEre Eational church here for ten
years and leaves behind him many warm
fr,n ds Mrs. Martha =. Fabyan WIS
chosen a trustee to ill the vacancy on
the board Thomas c. Keyes was chosen
presdt Mt to ill the vacancy,-A. c. Blod-
gctt for som. time night clerk at the
Avenue House. ST. Johnsbury is now So
ncitor and collector for the international
COrresuondenCe schools of scranton, Pa,
With territory which embraces Grange.
Caledonia and Washington COunues,-Ihn
school directors have engaged Lewis Law
renee \. VI . of West Chazy y. Y, for
principal of NeWbury seminary and town
central school Mr. Lawrence has been
very successful teacher coming with the
very highest testimonials. The PULASKI
grange never was in a thrftier condition
having recently furnished their han with
new furniture throughout. Vermont was
the subject at the last regular monthly
meeting. The different subjects relating
tn Vermont were her resources. her sum-
mer resorts, her men, her women, her
principal manufactures. Many Of the pa
pers pres nted were of unusual interest
Newhurys population in 1900 was 2l25. Tho
listers appraisal for the same year be
ing 81 1874. j30 making a per capita wealth
Of $40 IA James Is. Hale and family have
just returned from two weeks visit t.
tho Rev, William Wylih
for many wears pastor of one Of the lead
ing CONGREGATIONAL churches in Philadel-
phia now Of Chicago, is visiting his Old
home, supplying the local pulpits much to
tho nloasure of his mnnY friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
FRANKLIN COUNTY
81. AL BANS.

The real estate, plant, patents and manu-
featured goods of the st. Adams Foundry
company were sold at "a public auction
held at tho foundry office Thursday mora.
ing. The property was purchased by -.
W. Wittcrs who represent, Edward c.
Smith and Charles \. Tinker, who, 1t Is
understood, will form stock company,
and the foundry will be operated as here
lore. The price paid was $1,000. FOR lot
No. | of the property Fuller {. Smith at
tOmcY for the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance company bid 81 }N}.l3, and 1t
was sold for SlG,O1O. The only bidder for
lot sold Was c. W. Writers. tG,ou0.
Principal f. a. Bagna has accepted Il
position as superintendent of schools In
Adams, Mass. Mr.. lagual las charge Of
eight school buildings with corps of -
teachers. lie Will assume his new duties
September o. The board Of school com
mSsioners Of this city has not appointed
Mr.. Bagnalls successor as yet.
co, l., v \. c., OF Newport has been
invited hY the members of Co. Is to he
their guests on old Home Week day, Aug.
IT, co. /. has SiSnied it's intention to be
present at the celebration and will take
part in the parade The members viii re-
main in the city over night and viii leave
Friday morning for the muster grounds at
Essex junction.
George White of Montreal died Friday
night of typhoid fever. He was a nephew
of Joseph ShilNoCk Of this city and for
morlY resided here, having been draughts-
man for the Central Vermont railway.
The funeral was held at Point St Charles
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
\ meeting of the Franklin County Old
Home Week Association was held in the
city court room Tuesday morning, when
the final arrangements for the celebration
were made, Everything bids fair and the
celebration will without doubt be the big
Rcst ever held in the city. NJ. y. Greene
chief marshal, requested that one or more
aides be appointed from each town in the
county to assist him. tuesday night a
meeting of all the committees OF the city
association was held ANA reports of d
most encouraging character rendered.
John Holland has purchased the house or
Brown avenue, owned by the bankrupt es
tate of T.. C.. Vincent of Burlington.
The Baptist society of this city has de
Cided to serve dinner and supper on the
church grounds on August IL, the day OF
the celebration of old Home Week.
Mrs. Royal Stetson died of consumption
at the home of her mot her Mrs Thomas
Tobin yesterday noon at 12:b o clock. Mrs
Stetson's maiden name was Nellie Tobi
and she leaves two children
The city meeting which was held last
night for the purpose of voting on tn,
question of Withdrawing from the Shcl
don Poor House Association, adjourned
until March 10, 1909,
Charles A, Buck is spending a few days
at the club house at St Adams Point
Mrs. 5. u. Hopkins returned last night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01

start of Somerville, Mass, is at home on n
Nisit-Mrs. H. j. Hall entertained a few
friends with lawn party Thursday after
noon in honor of her sister, Metca, whJ Is
visiting her.
While Mrs. Willard Weightman was
away from the house for a few moments
Monday four year old child set fire to n
CRIB in which a two year old child was
sleeping. The screams of The child brought
the mother to the house, but too iatc to
save the little ones life as IT died IN the
evening from the effects OF the burns
The funeral was held Wednesday Mrs
Hayes and daughter of Dorchester. Mass.
are visiting Mrs. Hayes brother. Herb, TT
SawNer.--Iaul Blodah has rented the
Brigham House for one year, and took
possession MundaN.--W. h. Doolin and
| family have gone to St Adams. DR.. and
Mrs. T.. j. Melville and Miss Lena Mar
cette started Monday night for buffalo -
Miss Eliza Coburn came home from the
White Mountains TO spend sunday with
her brother, who is visiting here. She
returned Tuesday morning.
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from Rutland whore she has been spend-
ing several weeks.
ru.i,, cons v,oro harm tn Mr. and Mrs
NJ Jnrvis of Russell street Yesterday
morning
Miss Florence Sullivan has zone To Block
Island to spend a few weeks.
lanes son of N1rs Jn,ncs Knuckev
tii,d i'm a hospital at Ogdcns burg Yesterday
morning iIo leaves hesi,ie his mot II, r
one sister Miss Florence Kuuckoy of this
city. and two brothers l.. T.. of Kansas
CITY and ] T. of Fitchburg; the body will
he broupbt to this, elf, rrr burial
Miss Sadie Dohertv of Durham, p. o..
is visiting Miss Minnie Scodcld of Brain
crd street
Prof and Mrs A. /. lanes of New YORK
who have been visiting Mr. ana Mrs. G..
W lanes. went to Niddlebutv yestcrda y
morning
Prof and Mrs Edward butcher and son
of Orange \ I ore oucsts of Mrs Fred-
srick butcher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
JERICHO CENTER

I. c. Stone spent several days in Surfing
ton last week with his SON Ir B. II.
Stone There will he a band concert and
ice cream festival under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid society, ON the park Satir-
day evening. Carl f. Nay of Milton Spcut
a few days at Il. G. Browns last week
George NJ. stiles and son John of Morris
Vile made A short visit with friends IN
this place last week.--Johu has Just made
an engagement for his third year as clorl.
for Hall Il Cheney, druggists of Morris
ville.-Dr and Airs. T.. II. Cil'rN of Fur
lington made calls upon several friends in
town last WeeN.--Mrs. u. II. Stone of Bur
lnuton mad a short visit to her purcntS
last week-F'raNk pSllnws of Lowell VI.
is visiting a. rts feiher'S Asa Chur. MS.
While h was dri,i"r hom" rom the lie
pot the horse become fri-htcned, ANA he
jumped from the Wagon and Snrancd his
ankle neccssitating the use If crutch
since-Miss Clara r. Brown is visiting
friends in Milton. MIS-. Hester n. MorS"
of BROOKLYN Is visiting her SON. James a.
Mctse.-E. II. Smith and wife arc at the
Pan American Exposition this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
NORTH HYDE PARK.

regular meeting Of the w. Il. O. VIII
be held Saturday at O'Clock p. m.-MrS.
Gustive Smith of Belvidcre is visiting her
father J. c, Crocker.-Mrs. f.. r.. Guild
and son from Boston are visiting her
father and brother, l., f. and G. t.. Allen
Little Marionc Atwell had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her arm recently
Elmer kenney of New York city has been
visiting his cousin. Leon Bailey of late
Miss Vivian Bullard is visiting in Nlassa-
ChuscttS.-MisS Jennie Carpenter and Miss
Day from Connecticut visited at GoorSc
Aliens last Thursday--At the annual meet %
ing of the Mite Society held at Mrs. Joseph
foss the following officers were elected
President Mrs. Emma Bailey; viCe-pros-
idcnt, Mrs. Joseph FoSs; secretary Mrs.
~. T.. Souther; treasurer, Mrs George Il.
Alon.-Mrs. Reed spoke at the Advent
church Sunday evening in behalf of the
W &