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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-13
LINCOLN.

Royal Downing died in Bristol at the
residence Of his granddaughter, Mrs. Bert
Brown Tuesday in the S0th year of his
age. He had been in failing health for
several months and had lived with Mrs
Brown the past summer. He belonged to
one of the oldest families of Lincoln the
remaining members are Mrs Harriet
Sturtevant OF this town and Levi Down
ing of Monkton. The funeral was held
in Bristol Thursday and burial in Brigg
cemcterY.-G. a. Thayer returned We'd
ncsday night from a ten days trip in Chi
cago and other points in the west in the
interest of the Lincoln Lumber Co.-Miss
Nenah Green of Monkton. is sick with
jaundice at w. y. Gove's. HEP mother is
Malone Thursday, where she has been the
past nine weeks.-H c, Taylor of Rutland
is visiting his sister, Mrs. LOWS Green
and other friends here proceeds ~
the chicken pie supper Thursday evening,
for the Rev. a, H. Brand was s2o95
Mrs Warren Hatch and daughter of
Nashua. n. H. is i'm town, called to at
tend the funeral Of her grandfather, Mel
son Brooks.-Mrs. Lucy Hanks Is not as
well Of late and was unable to attend her
fathers funeral Sunday.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LaFrancis.
Monday mornins.--'Fhe social at the school
house in district No Q Friday evening
was largely attended and much enjoyed
The schools did finely in their songs, dia-
losucs an1 recitations, rejecting much
credit upon the teacher, Miss Stella Cove,
as we'll a themsevcs.--The w. C. r. u.
will visit the Uuon in South Starksboro,
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Abble
lrdsall, Wednesday afternoon, November
TO- 1t is hoped that all members will
make an effort to attend.-The meetings
that were planned to be held in the Union
hurCh tins week, are postponed until next
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BHIDPORT.

George Payne does not improve as fast
as his friends could wish.-Mrs. Emma
Woicott is spending a few days with her
cousin in Barre.-Mr ana Mrs. Byron
Crane will very soon go South for IT,;
winter.-John Wright stepped on nan
last Saturday which penetrated his rub
Der boot, and entered the hollow of his
foot. With care, he hopes to get out of
it all right.-Mrs Hiram kingsland has
returned from the home of her daughter
Mrs Samuel BuWles, Of Weybrldge-
Mrs. Warren OF Wegtport is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs C. T.. IIoldredge.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sawyer OF Washington, ID. c., re-
Gently visited at W. l.. Wheeler's.-Mrs
T.. u. Blaisdcl and son have returned
from Port Hcnry.-There was surprise
party at J. E. Wright's Nov. II.
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RURAL DELIVERY CARR ERS
Appointments for Cam bridge and Un>
derhill-Congressma Baocock
Batter.

Washington, Nov. 12,-The civil service
commission announces the appointment
of Mark Il. Hohb for rural letter carrier
al Jeffersonvile, Vt, for service be-
ginning December /, Nellie Hebb is named
as the substitute carrier; also Willard l..
Griswold for carrier at Cambridge to be-
gin November l5 with Elmira Griswold
as substitute carrier Willis w. Palmer
is named as rural carrier at Uuderhill.
with ) S Bingham as substitute cars
rler.
clyde c. Wiley of Barton Landing, VT.
has been appointed a railway mail clerk.
Representative j W. BdbCOCk of Nece-
dah, Wis, who has been here several
days looking into the adVisability of he-
coming a candidate for speaker of tho
House. is a native of Swanton, VT, and
is counting on the two votes from that
state if he enters the race. When he left
here last June Mr. Bahcocks health was
very poor but he had picked up immensely
and is now looking his old time form.
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MIDDLt6URy.

George Stewart has a beautiful sneci-
men of the Arctic owl on exhibition in T.
al. Stewards store. Ii was caught by Ben
Jamln Newton near the OK Bow bridge.
Frank w. Thomas has resigned as reg
lister for This probate district, and Judge
Bliss has appointed W. III. Davis as reg
lsior. Mr.. Thomas has opened d law Of
ace and will devote his whole time to it,
The home of +. w. hathaway, who lives
mlle south of the village, was burglar
lzod during Mr.. iiathaWay'S absence
last Thursday and several pieces of fur
nlture were taken. They were found hid
in the bushes, a little distance from the
house.
William Jackson, the well-known ar
tisl, while trying to place an advertising
float above the falls came near being car
ricd over the falls. In some way he lost
an oar, which left him helpless, but he
jumped from the boat and made for the
shore. Mr.. jackson says newspaper ad-
Ncrtising suits him now pretty we'll
ON Monday, market day, eggs brought
o cents and butter 81 cents.
Cards have been received In town an
rouncine the approaching wedding of
Miss Marion Hall TO Ezra Joseph Warner,
at O'Clock at the First Presbyterian
Church in Lake Forest.
The Hawthorne club met with Mr. and
Mrs. Iligley Tuesday evening, There was
Il large attendance and several former
members of the club were present.
Miss Maud Allen has returned from a
weeks stay with her father, L. o. Allen,
In Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Roy Stearns of New York is in town for
a few days stay.
Mrs. D. G. Noble has returned from a
10 days visit TO New York
The Century club Snet with Mrs NJ. II.
EDDY Wednesday evening.
Miss Lena Kennedy has returned from
months visit with relatives in Boston.
J. a Wright has gone to New York on a
1o days business trip.
ID. l.. Robinson has gone TO Memphis
Tenn, to attend the annual convention of
the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
r. M Chapman has bought the Peck
store house on Depot street and is putting
1T into shape for d store house for finished
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Angie LTmh has returned from
New ilamushire, whore she has been
spending several Wocks-Ml. and MIS-.
Herman Ford were in Warren sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Bernie Swinger of Rochys-
ter We're in town over Sunday.-Guv
Fletcher has finished a very successful
term Of school at the Corner and returned
ta his home in North l!ardoph.-J ).
Carpenter Of Randolph and WI. CARPENTER
of RoNhurY We're in town the first Of tho
woek.-Clayton hubbard and wife have
gOn" to TiconderOEa, \ Y.-Mrs. Frank
Ford il IN Rochester 1hls Mnnk
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lumber.
The New England Telephone company
have Il gang of men at work stringing Il
cable through Main street to take tho
place of the large number of wires that
are in use now.
l.. f.. Gorham is making repairs on his
residence on Weybridgc street.
Miss May Jones has gone to Shoreham
where she has secured a position,
The annual church fair of St Mary's
Church opens this evening with the COM
cdy "l'reezing u MotherinLaw," and a
large number of other attractions.
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RICHVlLLE

The friends and nciGhbors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Palmer TO the number of So
gathered at their home last Friday even
ing ana gave them a genuine surprise
They at once became resigned to their
fate, and a very pleasant evening was en-
JoNed by all. Abundant refreshments
We're served.-Mrs. Amanda Strait Farr
died at the home of her niece. Mrs. Edgar
Newell Nov. l. of pneumonia 2 the age Of
G6 wears The deceased was n faithful
member Of the Baptist Church in Corn
wall The funeral was held on TUESDAY,
The Rev. 7. a. Carlson otllciated
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ETiSTO..

Walter Shodrick broke his right leg lust
above the ankle while wrestling Friday
afternoon. He had the same leg broken
in the same place while in the regular
army. from which he was discharged scv-
sral months aEo.--Miss Jennie Sherwin
closed fall term Of school H. Downings-
vile, inColn Friday and Is at home
The fortune tellers, who have been To-
Gated in O'Neils block for several DAYS
l"ft town Friaay.-Ralph DEMO is at
nome from business trip to Shcrbrooke
=. Q.-Mr and Mrs. John Hurlhurt, who
we're burned out recently. have rented
rooms in w Fl. Cardells tenement on
TaNlor aVcnuc.-County Examiner F. c.
BoNce will hold a public examination OF
teachers here November 2S and 29.-W f.
Ferguson of Wiliston is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Ferguson.
The funeral of Deacon Nelson NJ
Brooks was held from his late home at
Rocky Dale Sunday afternoon and was
attended by large number OF relatives
and friends. The Roy. w. a. Kinzio Of
hcatcd The bearers were w. L. Dur
fec. w. II. Hughes, Emerson Hill and
Walter barnard. r. T. Palmer had
charge Of the funeral arrangements. The
1nterment was in Greenwood cemetery
Mrs. VI. L. kelton will lead the Epworth
League meeting and Miss Daisy Petit
bore the Christian Fndeavor meeting
next sunday oveninG.-Arthur Lafayette
went to Rutland Monday, where he has
a situation with the Lincoln Iron Works.
Harold Williamson of the L. V. NJ. was
in town over sunday He has a situation
IN the Mary Fletcher hospital for a while
Mrs. Jennie SimCnson, who died in
Starkshoro SUNDAY afternoon. was tho
mother of Mrs. llcnry Elliott of Coati-
cook, F. g.. Mrs Chase Brooks and Mi s
Sadie Simonson of this town.-H. G.
Brown. T. +. Brown and @. Il. Cox were
at homo from Burlington over Sunday
President Ezra Rrainard of Nddlebury
College was in town Sunday.-J. II.
OrVis was in Huntington last week sur
veyinp-Iiarry Preston. who has had an
operation for appendicitis in the Mary
Fletcher hospital. is at home.--The ftl-
neral of Mrs Jennie Simonson was held
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock from her
'atc hOme-Mr. ana Mrs. r. A. Young
are expected home this week from their
visit 10 New York, Brooklyn, Philadel-
phia and Buffalo.-Last Saturday butter
brought from IS to q cents a pound; eggs,
= cents dozen, potatoes, 30 cents a
nushel ut the station.-W. A. Ferguson
has gone on business trip over the lake.
u. l.. Strong of Bethel was in town
over Sunday.
The remains of Mrs. Jennie Simonson
were brought here from South Starks-
hOro Tuesday and buried in Greenwood
cemetery. Tho Rev. w. A. Kinzie oficiated
The hearers werc n. J. Hill. J. II. Orvis.
y. j. Eastman and p. II. Orvis Funeral
Director Z. W. Narney had charGe.-II q.
Mulings has moved his family into F.
r. Dickcrmans tenement on Pheasant
strect.-Patricll O'Nei is building a piazza
on his tenement house on Park street,
some repairs and improvements are be
ing made on the Bristol IIouse.-Nss
Anna Garfield. who has been visiting
friends here the past week, has returned
home n Ia NJ
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ADDISON.

On Saturday last little Miss Cora Bar
Der of Addison was very much surprised
when Il of her little friends came to give
her surprise party, il being the sixth
anniversary Of her birth. quite a num-
ber Of little gifts were left as well as a
mammoth doll, presented by Grandma
Scars, which filled the little girl with de
light. The birthday cake of pink and
white with its six candles was very pref
tY. The time was spent in reciting, sing
ing and playing games after which the
tots went home wishing Miss Cora many
happy returns Of the day.
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LEICESTER.

home to his fathers Henry Rider s.-Miss
Phebe johnson Is quite ill.-Miss Nettie
johnson, who has been in Whiting for the
past month has returned home.-E. A.
Keeler of Rutland visited at G.. w. john
sons last week.-Joseph Smith was in
Rutland Friday.-t'rends from Ferris
burgh are visiting at G. w. Lcnnert s.
NJ. f. Jennings has returned to Winooski.
Miss Lucy Hitchcock has gone to Roch-
ester for a few weeks.-Mrs. Ellen Aver
is visiting in Middlebury.-M Mary
Cahee has been seriously i'll with pleurisy.
MISS Amy Brown of Chester was home
a few days-Harry Allison has returned
home to FitChburE, Mass.-Carrol Shedd
of Forestdale visited at III. Fletchers on
Monday. Clark of Rochester visited
friends N tnMn fhis u-nclk
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HANCOCK.

Miss Lena Phelps is visiting relatives
in Rutland.-Alss Myrtle Tart has return
cd from Bread Loaf-L j. Robinson Of
Hotsdjin, \. Y, was in town two days
rccently.-J. r. Brennan has returned to
his home in Clarendon.--Mrs. Adelino
Rock, who has been spending several
weeks at w w. Nortons has returned
to her home in Brstol-NIrs. Alice Leon
ard is visiting in Granville. The Han
cock Manufacturing companys engine has
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STARKSBORO.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r.
Wyman Saturday, November S.
Calvin Chalfec and wife were the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Wilkins Chaffee last
Sunday--Mrs. Myron Fowler Of East
Bethel is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G. Fcrguson.-M Madge Ladue
is spending a few days in Brstol.-The
Rev 7. J. Harris of Iinesburgh delivered
very interesting discourse at the Meth
odist Church last Sunday.-Tsere will he
a prayer meeting at Frederick TIills Fri
day night. November 14-Miss Kittie
Smith is working for RI. NanCelette.
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SALISBURY.

Miss Emma Scovill Of Cornwall is at
II. j. Whitney s.-Charl,s Gale Of Syra-
cuse, y. Y, is a guest Of his brother, Ira
tiale.-Ed Canton has moved to Brattle-
ooro.-Mr. and Mrs. John Mack, who are
visiting friends at flishgate, are expected
home SaturdAy.-A number from mere at
tended the auction at f. {. Dyer at
West Salisbury. The auction was well
ATTENDED and the cattle sold Well.-Mr
and Mrs. Henry Thomas of Windsor
Locks Conn, are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. John AvLl goes to Darlington to
spend week with friends Saturday.
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ST. JOHSRTRY MEN BANQUET.

St Johnsbury. Nov. IA business
mems banquet was held at the Avenue
house tonight complimentary to the syn-
dicate of travelling men who are running
the hotel Manager Eastman served an
excellent supper and at the post prandial
exercises two of the speakers referred td
Burlington's Get-to-Gether club and urged
having one in St Johnsbury. Lawyer Il.
p. Slack was toastmaster and rs covers
were aid.
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Of the Larger Towns Protested by
Speech and Vote against Being Furth-
er Robbed--Adjutant General Gilmore
Explains the Apparent Increase in Ex-
penses of the Militia--A Bill to Estab-
lish a WOmans Annex to Middlebury
College introduced House Votes an
Honor to Gen. Stanard --Senate Pass.
es Cattle Commission Bill.

brigade against Pickett's advancing coll
unn. which was probably the turning
point in the decisive battle of the war.
No more pleasing duty ever doVolVed
upon me than the presenting of this reso-
lution and ] trust it will receive the APP
proVal of every member of this General
Assembly, The joint resolution was
unanimously adopted by the House.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
oint Resolution Authorizing Bronze

Joint Resolution Authorizing Bronze
T Sblet for G N. Stan0srd Adopted.
Devotional exercises conducted by the
Rev. Corey c. Lamson of Montpelier
BILLS INTRODUCED,
II n3--By Mr. Pape of Barre, to pay
p. r. r.. Northrop the sum named for
damage done by deer; to committee on
claims.
H. n4-By same, relating to road com
mssiuners; TO committee on highways,
bridges and ferries. Limits commissioners
to expenditure from funds available ana
relieves them from certain responsibilities
when they have operated within the limit.
I'll. Al5-By MIR. Simpson of Sheffield, for
Continued on NTH page)
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CORN WALL.

Milo r. Williamson left on Wednesday
for months absence on a visit to his
ranch in Texas. Mrs. williamson mean
time, will he a guest Of Mrs. Marion
'Itooker in Middebury. Mrs Judson Ste
vens, who has been seriously i'll Tor mtly
weeks Is now rapidly recovering. Alex
Brown of Milton Cal, edes' son of t. nh
Brown Of this town, has Just received
reelection as member of the state board
of equalization, which DoGiiion he has ac-
ceptably filled for several years.
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NLIN THURSDAY

and family few days last week-Huldah
Clark has returned from two weeks
stay in Bristol and Ferrisburgh.- Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Twitchell Of Cornwall were
visiting in town last week.--Fred Norton
is to stay only till spring on the Morrison
placc.-Miss Mills OF Burlington is the
guest of Mrs. Lutte Whtford-M
Ardclia Post has returned to her home in
St Louis after spending the summer hero
with her brothers and sisters.
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NEW HAVEN.

On Saturday, November s. William A.
Grover took from a wild bee tree 70
pounds of nice honey. To get it he was
Obliged to cut an opening 10 feet long in
to the tree
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VERMONT
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Mo
tain State. :
THE NEWS BY COU] EES

The Winooski Valley, Villages q North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
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POSTMASTER AT SOUTH wALLING-
FORD.

Washington. Nov. 12,-Thomas NJ.
Thompson to-day was appointed postmas-
ter OF South Wallingtord. VI.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF THE DAY

ate Three Me- suras Killed.
exercises by chaplain Journal of yester-
day read and approved,
BILL INTRODUCED.
S. 190-By Senator yelling, by unani-
nous consent, amending the charter of
the Dandy Savings bank; to committee on
banks,
ON motion of Senator Downer s. lt2, re
lating to public school lands, was recalled
from the committee on education and re-
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PATENT TO A BURLINGTONIAN,
cnt have been issued to William Xottmau
of burlington for an extension ladder.
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BILL INTRODUCED.

S. l93--By Senator Cartmell by unanimous
consent, authorizing president and fellows
OF Middlcbury college to establish an in
stiutiOn for the higher education of
women, as an adjunct, branch of or an
mex to with equivalent courses of study
but separate name to committee on edu-
cation.
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ferred to the committee on judiciary.
SUBSTITUTE BILL REPORTED.

S. 191. in place of S. 156. to simplify
records of attachment Ordered to lie and
be printed A communication was received
from adjutant-general explaining the in
crease of expenses of the militia over
the years of 1898 and 1899, according to
the joint resolution.
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BILLS KILLED.

BILLS KILLED.
s lis, II 'fadlitate practice in courts of
record.
S. lli, to amend practice before justices
of the peace.
On motion Of Senator Lawrence the
Senate adjourned.
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ELL. KILLED.
s 1853. relating to keeping of an inde:
by town clerks.

S. 192-By Senator sheldon by unani-
nous consc Mt tamendins section il0l, v s..
relating TO salaries Of states attorneys
Does away with necessity of certificate of
presiding Judge before salary can be
drawn; to committee on Judiciary.
On motion of Senator Browncl took a
recess until 3 o'clock.
AT O'Clock the president resumed the
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S. 1872 relating to teachers certificates.
S. l4S. amending charter OF Bennington
Security company
H. pa. amending charter OF city of st,
Adams, Title amended, Other trltng
amendment.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
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