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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO,

a tramn giving the name Of Henry Snow
don came into the court house yard ono
day last week and was arrested and locked
up in the dungeon. He was harcfootcd
and harchcaded and needed washing as
badly as any human being that over walk
ed. He was sent to Rutland for not loss
than five months or more than six.-Dr.
Henry A T.add a graduate Of the Rurliug-
ton Medical cottage will locate at Alhurgh.
Miss Lille Tassic returned from Cod
dard Seminary, Barre. last week to spon1
the summer with her father. Robert Tas-
Sie.--Oscar Payne the popular station
agent at Isle La Motto has resigned and
gone 10 St Armand, p. q. to work for tho
Central Vermont railroad -Profs. :. =.
Jefrers and s r. B1rto of the Albany
PusineSs College are in town -
Prof s @. letters of the Albany Business
College had the misfortune to lose his
watch while fishing off the North
taken his timcpiece out of his watch
pocket and in putting it hack slipped II
under his belt instead OF into the poo kec
and he was somewhat surprised few Soc
ouds later to see his watch shoot out into
the lake in fifteen or twenty feet II
rater.-During the year l!"1 North Island
las turned out two doctors, John HCzcl
Dcdds and berry Abner Ladd-Wlllam
Alexander, Familiarity known about town
a& "tucla Bill, is under the doctor care
the result of partial sunstroke during 'he
hot spell Of last week. Mr.. Alexander is
in his 4th year.-Joseph strong Is under
the doctors care the result of being hit
With Il stone While standing on the - 'p=
Of the Central Vermont railroad station
at Alburgh
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RICHMOND.

Mrs u. d. Mason has returned llom
Ioyvile N. Y. Her sister, Miss Emma
Sheldon has returned with her and f. her
Fuest.-Th Aid circle Of Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. $ Green next Thurs
day afternoon.-Me Hutchinson from
New York and sister, Grace, from Water
bury are the guests of Mr.. and Mr., >.
f.. Andrews Cornelius OBrirn is laying
the cellar wall for a new house on the site
where his mothers house was burned a
wear or 50 ago. The old Democratic nag
pole was taken down last Wednesday and
road commissioner White has widcned tho
road 80 there f. room for a side walk next
to the park Commissioner White is doing
the work, placing stone curbing from the
Masonic block to the railroad crossing
Miss Lillian Kempton from Georgia is Wis.,
iiing her sister, Mrs. @. H. Pino-Mr. AMI
Mrs. James Clark of Rutland have been
the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Cornelius
Whalen.--M r. Lerrys new house is ready
for plastering MIR. George Green's new
house near the school yard, is being made
ready for occupation. Water pipes have
been placed in the house by the Richmond
Water company Dora Flagg has
been entertaining her cousin. Miss Nellie
Holden from Frelighsburg, !, Q.--Mrs. A.
e. Mobiles is improving and Is now able to
sit up and have more use OF her limbs -
Miss Emma Richardson of the L. V. Nj,
and her friend Miss St, Clare arc spending
the vacation at her home.-The condensed
milk factory have been shipping fluid
milk for a week, n loaded car being ship
ped each day, The output is 10000 pounds.
They also shipped 2Jt quarts OF cream last
Monday night by express In eleven cans
Mrs. T.. u. Shepardson and two children
tTere tho glests Of Mr.. and Mrs Z. II
ehepardson last week.-Rnynolds the en-
tertainor is advertised 10 give readings
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CHARl0TT

The patriotic sociable given by the
Ladies Aid on the church green Friday
evening last was a success The church
porch and grounds were decorated with
flags and bunting and coored lights The
exercises ConSiSte Of reCtations aUd sing
ing. ICe-crcam and cake were served
The hay crop will be unusually heavy.
The recent hot-wave benefited late corn,
bur tho corn crop will he a oomIaratiV ely
small one.-Miss Martin OF Burlington is
visiting Miss Bouton.-Favorahl" reports
are heard from both Mrs Henry McNcil
and Mrs. T.. ~. Field. who arc IN Burling-
ton for medical trcatment.-Mr Ruth
Huhhel aged 20, widow 81 the la'e
Chandler Hubhel died SUNDAY night
after a short illness. She was sister II
Abel c. Palmer. Mrs. Huhbell logVcs two
children, F. NJ. Hubbel and Louisa y.
iIubbell-Smith brothers are MAILING large
improvements on the barns on the farm
occupied by r. II. Smith, putting i'm sio
etc. c. c. Miller is doing tho work The
Breezy Point people are making a success
with their Saturday night sales of ice
cream and Cake.-Dr. Thomas Hin 90 Man
chester. n. H. is making short visit in
Connectcut.-S. G. Palmer is building a
large cattle and hay barn on his farm -
Mrs Ruth Harrison Of Chicago and two
daughters are in town for the summer.
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HANKSVIllE.

Miss Mary Geary Of Lincoln closed a
very successful term of school hero June
2S Those having no marks during the
term are George Baker, Belle Eddy, Ruth
Gillctt Fred Gllett, Ida Hill, Bertha La
Force and Louise Wright The following
missed one day: Maud EDDY, Howard
Eddy, Anna Thompson, Wilfred tin
Garlic Hin, George Fielder and Ralph
Gorton. Janet Shattuck missed only the
last four DAYS owing to sickness, Gcitle
Shattuck and Ruth Baker were perfect
in spelling having missed no words in their
written wOrk.-Mr and Mrs. r. ~ Mort on
and son of Springfield Mass, are at q. A.
Bakers spending the summer.-F. G. Bag
ley and Ethel Sargent spent last week at
Long Point tishing.-MisS Celia Thompson
has gon" to Thompson's Point to work in
hotel for the summer.-Mrs, viii KNIGHT
and children visited her aunt. Mrs j. u.
Shattuck and family last week-Kensie
Burnham and wife are visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hin I'm Lin
coln.--It was Miss instead of Mrs Grace
Edwards who acted as bridesmaid at the
wedding of Miss Grace
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mrs G. T.. Gillctt and daughter Nina
visited friends in Montpelier last week. re-
Mrs. w q. Chamberlain and Mrs John
Grace We're in Bristol last Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs, George Rounds visited ~ G.
W. Shdttucks IN South Starksboro and
Ardic Mills In Bristol last wcck-Sovtral
people attended tho circus at Burlington
tn" ith.-J. y. Hanks, wife and son Of
Richmond have hccn camping at Forest
city tn" past wcck.-Harry Ellis OF Bur
lington WAS the guest of Miss Adcliue
Randall over Sunday.-F. II. Beane and
w. y. TAFT caught about ten pounds of
trout last SatUrday.-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Wilder Of Jericho visited Mrs. Wilder 5
brother, William Jewctt, the last Of last
week n. i, Hanks returned from War
rem Tuesday. His wife. who has been Wis
itlnG friends there the past few weeks
accompanied him.-RCv. Mr.. Thurston of
Middlescx has been engaged to preach
her" for the coming MIR. and Mrs.
Herman llallock visited i'm Bristol last
wcok.-Goorge Dcons and Miss Bornce
Ashne were married in Bristol last week.
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COLCHESTER,

Miss Jennie Mcneil is at home Tor her
summer Vacation.-Mrs, l.. l.. Wolcott re-
turned from New Hampshire last week
where she had been visiting William H.
Mcbride died Monday night at tn. home
Of Miss Jane Rhodes after a brief illness
of two days. Funeral services were held
Wednesday forenoon i'm the ConCro CATION
al church-Mrs. Margaret Mcbride Ken
ney and husband Of Rutland were called
to town by the sickness and death of Mrs.
kinncy's father, w. II. Mcbride Mrs IT..
c. Petty Of Champlain, X v, Is in town.
Mrs. Ezra Stevens ot Richmond visited
her brother, 4. l.. Wheeler this week
Miss Celia Hill Of Bristol is visiting Miss
Grace Crockett.-J. f.. Wocott is moving
into his new house which has Just been
completed MIR McN"il expects to move
into the house vacated 10y Mr.. Wolcott at
once.-Mr. and Mrs. Goorse Huntr"ss are
the happy parents of a little daughter,
born MondaY.-Mrs. Day returned from
Barre Monday,
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WAIERVlLLE.

Mr. and Mrs. a, u. Stockwell are vi>it-
ing in MorrtOwn Miss Bertha Chase $
visiting friends in ST Ahins MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Thomas visited his mother at
Jefforsonvile last Week.-Mrs. Edna Nc.
Ramon of Burlington is the guest Of Or.
and Mrs. IlodGkus.-M Jennie Carpeu-
tor returned from Middletown Centre lasC
Week.-Mrs.. Bishop and Mrs. WoodNovth
of burlington are visiting Mrs, f. II.
Shattuck. DIR. Nathan Smile Of Phild-
delphs, Pa. Is visiting his mother Mrs.
Henry Smile Mrs. Aunicc Of Johnson
visited her daughter Mrs. Arthur Hop
kins last woek-All people holding books
from the free library are requested to re-
turn thcm at onco.-The band played 10
johnson "Wednesday night and al Bakers
Continued on seventh page)
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WESTFORD.

The Union Cheese company paid IS
cents per hundred for MAY milk.-'rhe r..
oeipts from the entertainment given We'd
nesday evening brought q sum Of 1872 -
Earl Perry is AT nome from Essex June
ton for fcw weeks vacation Mrs.. Nora
Lane and daughter, Miss Hazel OF Jericho
are visiting Mrs b. w. Grow Chest I
Reach is at home from SaNtous River
Misses Eva Macomher and Grace and Liz
Zie g. Allen started fer IN" Pan American
Exposition Monday.-Mrs. o. w. Peck and
daughter Miss Mary, of WinooSki are Wis
iting at l.. y. Bates Mr.. and Mrs =. O..
Gale had "A daughter born, July Mrs.
Sarah Beach is visiting her brother q. A.
Rice.-Misses Hazel ArkleY AMI Mary
Parker of Essex Junction were i'm town for
a few days last wcek.-Ofiicers for the
Christian Endeavor Society for the next
six months are as follows: President,
o. W. Jackson; viCe-presideut. Roy. III. NJ.
HopkinSon; recording secretary, Miss
Grace Rico; corresponding secretary, Miss
Luna Osgood, treasurer Arthur Osgood.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macia have been tina
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Moses LonEe tor
few davs.--Nr Dudley will speak in tho
Methodist church sunday afternoon and
evening July "A HIS subject is the work
of the Anti-Saloon League.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. w l. Bradley went to Middlebury
last Saturday for visit OF few days
with relatives-Lcon Prindle is home after
a week 5 absence at Mortified. Mass, as
a delegate from Brigham Academy
Rev. A. II. Murray will occupy the pulpit
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing Harold and Ray Beers went from
Burlington on the excursion to Toonder-
oga. n. " the 4th.-Rev. T.. Y. Harris
went TO Swanton Monday evening to visit
his wife, who is spending the summer with
relatives in that place.-The young ladies'
of the WowOlancet Club give a lawn par
tY on the church grounds next Friday
evening, Ferrishurgh band is to be in at
tendance. Cake. ice cream and lemonade
will be served Mariory Beers returned to
Burlington the 4th after two weeks in town
Mr.. and Mrs O. II. Carr and daughter,
Gladys, left Monday evening for Buffalo
and other points in New York They will
he absent month.-A. l.. Emo returned
home Tuesday from Harvard College
where he has been for the past wear
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STOWE.

Mr.. Alfred +. cate Of Worcester Mass
l. visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. F,
Srlibnor--A daughter was born to Mn AMI
Nj, NJ o Marshall. Wednesday, July 81.
The annual Mum picnic will h" held tn =
vc3r Thursday August lst, with Mr. AMI
Nh ira + Chamberlain at the y. EigAlow
placo'on Luce FIill Mrs. .. A Savage and
children are stopping for a time with Mrs.
r. \. savage Mr.. AVID Mrs Ira II. Fuller
are rejoicing over the arrival of d daugh-
ter who came to them July 18th Mrs +.
w. Moulton and daughter of Iowa are Wis
itinc at w n. n. Noulton s-Mrs. l.. A.
Pike and daughter Margaret expect to
leave Saturday morning for their new
home in Bangor. Me.-Ausie e. Moody aas
been spending the week in town.
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homo soon from Hartford Conn. for his
summer vacation -Geore,, Nav has gore
to Massachusetts for tho summer where
ne win clerk in a hotel- Albert Gleason
is snendin, his vacation with his narents
Mr. and Mrs I r ,leasnn. Miss Sarah
Hale and Miss Julia Scott are homo from
their rcounrttve =, bnuls Mr. carl Il, nav
with Mrs BAY ard dauebter Dorothy
from cuzuLath Y v ar. tbe guests of
Mrs n \ whi,rnrob i u v-iILur has
rented and nov ocrurioe IN. Wells n1,ra"
onnoeite tbr Custcr ttor.o Misc t<it,ie
younn of Ri,rlinrto,, attond.l tbe furcral
of ber prondrntbcr tra,f vounq lst
week II N \ovos and Mr. %nr.e ~
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SWAN TON.

A had accident occurred to Willie Camp
bell Wednesday morning about . O'Clock
lie works for George Esplin in the bakery
He was hlling gasolene stove tank, the
stove being partly lighted at the same
time, in consequence of which the gaso
Iene caught fire, and his left hand was en-
veloped In flames. The presence of mind
of Mr. Espln in smothering the flames was
all that saved Campbell's life ANA the
building.
Harry Reynolds has returned from nv
York for two weeks vacation.
Miss Lou Dow las returned from Mas
sena, n Y.
Mrs Carrie Blake ana daughters arc
stopping with her father, Frechorn r.
Bell They came from Brooklyn y. Y,
for the summer
Mrs. Nora Collins and daughter Grac'
have been visiting Miss Mary Smith al
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ENOSBURGK Falls.

The July statement by the Enosburch
Falls Savings bank and Trust COMPANY
shows an increase in amount of deposits Of
S7G,5l5.7l during the past year-Miss Anna
+. Bell of Castleton has been engaged as
assistant teacher in the high school She
is graduate of the Normal school of that
town ana has taught in the same institu-
ton ten years. She comes very highly
recommended. She was formerly a Frank
lin girl and Is well known to some of our
people.-Three fine deer were seen near
the home of f. S, Tevyaw one day last
week. Mrs. j. ~ Greene started Friday
for her home In Topeka, Kan. She was
accompanied by j. Clarence Pomeroy. who
Intends 10 remain year with her and at
tend So hool w. Il, Burt and family re-
turned from Buffalo Saturday much
nlnasnl Nllll llnir L.i.. A
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LAMOILLE COUNTY,
HYDE PARK.

The schedule Of star route No, 1924 from
Eden Mills to Hyde Park has been chang
cd 80 that during the summer months the
stage will leave Hyde Park at $50 "A. m.
instead of l0l5.
states Attorney I. c. Cheney was in
town FRIDAY and papers were served
upon one Almon CroWell Tor cruelty to
animals Mr. Crowell pleaded guilty to the
charge Of abusing a sheep and paid a NM
of S.. ~ and costs. which amounted to about
Sl2
Miss Ella Kinsley, who has been away
ON a few weeks vacation i'm Cambridge.
has returned to her position as steno-
grapher in Pages office.
W. y. Putnam has purchased new
gasoleue engine which he will use in con-
nection with his blacksmith shop and in
the manufacture of lumber wagons.
There WAS very pleasant sathcung OF
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MORRISVlllE,

r. +. Stone and family went Monday to
Newport, where Mr.. stone has employ
ment in the veneer shops.
G A. Gle and family returned Thurs
day from weeks trip at Fort Covington,
y. Y.
Claiming Green has moved into tho
tenement vacated by James Kelley and tho
rooms vacated ny Mr.. Green arc being Mt
ted up as dental rooms for Frank Jackson,
recent graduate from a Philadelphia
dental college.
Walter Circuit, from Worcester, Mass. Is
visiting friends in town.
o. y. Matthews returned Saturday from
his three weeks outing.
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evening, july I2.-Many people celebrated
the Fourth in burlington. A party went
to lake IroHuois.-Alex Fcrrin has been
erecting a cottage in Queen city Park for
from Ehcn Holden and other selections,
f. r. Gillett of Joncsville-M Mrs. Perry,
wife OF the Rev. Silas Perry, has gone TO
Montreal to meet her husband, who has
lust arrived from GIonohlu.-W. 5. Wal
ker has gone to st. Johnshury on n bust
nosS trip.-t. j. Eohargc has moved back
to burlington. NcGargen has
been sick for week or moro. Monday he
vas somewhat bcttcr.-Conslderah bile nay
was cut last week, but the majority Of
farmers will commence this week.--Dl
Heath and wife are still in the highlands
of North Carolina. His health is much
improved
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WILlISTON.

G. r. Wood Of Boston is spending a few
weeks at his home.--Elliot Miller arrived
in town July i-Mr. and Mrs. stephen
Riggs have a daughter, born July 4.-,Nirs.
Ann Bradley who has been spending few
Vc,k Ks at her brothers. In Royalton return
ed home Saturday Wallace Place, who
suffered an operation ut his home near
Lake lroquos saturday wa very ow af-
ter tt. J. Earuey. who was s. riously
injured 10y being thrown from his bicycle
is said to he gaining. Mrs oatman has re
turned to Mir Alen's.-Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Croto spent Saturday ana sunday with
friends in Shelrurne.- I.ancey OF Bur
lington Is guest at Mr.. Crotos,
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.and Mrs Earl Edwards of Worccster,
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Avery Edwards,-J. w. Wilbur has been
assisting in the store Of Hulctt and Grace,
during the absence of Mr. iiuiett.-Mrs.
Coroline Mead now occupies the Bostwick
Green house .-tieoree sherman ana Mrs.
sherman old-time residents were in town
over sunday Henry Davis recently lost
a horse.-A reception WAS given by MI.
and Mrs. q. A. Terril on Saturday even
ing for their son Leslie and his bride
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs
William Palmer at the Palmer farm on
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MILTON BORO,

Capt A. G. Fay celebrated the nth by
catching a pickercl Weighing 10 pounds.
Mrs. Julia Bean and daughter and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Sandcrscu were at Camp
Rich Saturday.-Aliss Agnes Linchan
left Tuesday for st. Adams and llighSate
Mrs. Emery Mills Of burlington has
been spending the past two weeks with
Mrs. AlonzO Graves at Lake George 49,
Harry Fay and wife and Stafford Fay went
to- Richmond Wednesday. Nat. Fay has
returned to Clarcmont, n. H., ana viii
Fay to PotSdam
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

+. w. Bundy was home from Lincoln u
few days this Week.-Mrs.. Clement pc-au-
tells returned Saturday from Iurlingtoi.--
Mrs. Jane II. Martin, who has hccu sori-
ously III is gaining SLOWLY Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Garrow of Enoshurgh Fails visited
h,rc this week. Three deer wor, seen last
week i'm II. NJ. JohnSou's meadow A crowd
of people from this place attended the
celebration at East berkshire July A
daughter WAS born July to Mr., and Mr..
Elmer Owen.
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Ernest Morey Of Springfield, Mass. is
visiting friends In TOWN.. l.. Chandler
ana wife of ST. Adams have been visiting
friends in town the past wecE--Sc4rlct
fever has again made it's appearance III
town, IN the home of Mr. and MR.. 4. y.
Whitney, their son Foster being sick
Hon. Il. II. Bell end wife went Tuesday to
Ilirhgate Springs for Il few wotk ks stay.
Mrs. Ssco of Troy end Mrs. Cummirg IS
OF Newport are visiting Mrs James lill.
Albert Suulc and two daughters Of Wa
terloo have been spending a few days witt
relatives here
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EAST GEORGIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. liall have returned
from tlarksNille, Va, whore they hay,
been visiting their aunt Mrs. f.. A. AL
fred Mrs. T.. Dcsrosicrs, who has been
acting agent at Georgia Station during
MIR Halls absence, has returned to White
River Junction.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
O'Day and daughter nave returned to
their home in Colorado after spending
several weeks with their mother, Mrs. {.
NJ Prentiss.-Lester W. Hicks is man
carrier from Fairfax to Georgia d"pot. 49,
Leon n. Gale has been in 81. Alhdns VS.
fling friends for a few DAYS.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Misses Blanche Stewart, Pearl Mead and
Dora Start are home from birmingham
Mass, where they have been attending
Normal school-Nrs. Gordon Austin of
MorrisVile is visiting at ], Il. Hunts.
Mrs. q. Il. cutler and Mrs. Fanny Hall are
visiting in Cambridge Mrs Dubois and
sons Of Manitoba are visiting her sister
Mrs. f.. J. Melville, -Severll Of our Young
people have gone to the mountains for the
sill
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EAST FAIRFIELD,

Rov. Daniel MacIntyrc Will deliver a
Masonic sermon at .ho Union church Sim
day morning July 18th, at II o'clock.-I -
Mac Gilbert Is entertaining two young
lady friends from Boston at her hon "
h re Miss Gertrude Merrill is at BCs; :
Hotel, Enoshurgh Falls. where she VIII
remain during the SUMMER.
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JERICHO CENTER

The Ladies' Aid society give an ice cream
sociable at the town room Thursday even
ing -Dr. and Mrs, A. S. c. Hill are In
Burlington this week. The doctor liz in
attendance at the health officers meeting.
Watson G. Lea Is at his fathers |. G.
stones for a few weeks lie has been tax
ing a post graduate course at Harvard
University the past year.-Mr. and Mrs.
II II. Wilder spent few DAYS In Cam
bridge last week. visiting relatives. Miss
Bessie l}ulgcr gave a party to quite n
number of her little friends on her tNnth
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FRANKLIN.

The remains of John sawyer OF Lowell,
for many years a. resident of this town.
were brought here for burial Monday ana
Inferred I'm the pld cemetery. MIR Sawyer
WAS one # the many men that enlisted
from this town during The ciyil war-Chas
SAWYER of Lowrll ana Mrs Martha French
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MONT GOME cry.

Miss Fanny Goodalr OF West Gardner is
bome on an extended Visit.-Mrs. NJ. T..
Maurice has gone to Nnderhill on visit.
Rev. f. w. Donna ana Miss LILLIAN
Baker were married last week ana have
house keeping In Mrs. FRA
zier's house Rev. j. *. Fuller of windsor
visited his brother, Il. II, Fuller, recently
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Hotel Champlain this week
Nicholas II 3 Stone, the little son ot
Rev. t. :. stone. has pneumonia,
There is to be a grand pilgrimage 10 St.
Anne Of Isle La Motto sunday Via steam
cr Maquam Train leaves the union depot
at ".4J a. m. The fare for adults is only -
Ccnts and Tor chillron 3D. ooLls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
ESSEX,

School In district No closed June Sth
with a picnic. The scholars attending
school without marks for the entire term
were Frank Mayo and Robert Prertis~
Those having no marks from the time they
entered school were Emily Bellows and
Bertha MAYO.