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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-22
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE

The noted writer, Julian Ralph was in
town last week and engaged board at the
Island Villa" for the summer for Mrs
Ralph and himself.-W. f. Townsend, on
the STAFF of the New York Times was at
the Island Villa last Week.-Mrs.. d. NJ.
Wilcox is very i'll at the home of her
daughter in South Hero, Mrs. Wallace
Robinson. Vernon Wilcox of Worcester
Mass. arrived in town May 18th. called
home by the illness of his mother-The
Ladies' Aid society was entertained a Mrs
$. $. Grswold's. May 10 at tea. All eX-
pressed themselves as having had an en-
joNable meeting
Mrs. D. NJ. Wilcox is stil very i'll but tho
chances Tor her recovery are more hopCf al
at present writing.-M. IT. Nantine was at
his home the Arbor Vital farm over sun
day.-C. IL. Weed has postponed work on
the telephone line until the first of next
week on account of the death of mis- sister,
Mrs. j. +. Metcalf.-'fhc Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet at a. Ii Macomber's Thurs
day, the 18th.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Joseph Washer and Miss Alice Jones
We're married at the home of the brides
parents. Wednesday,, May II, by the Rev.
a. w ford.-Warrcn t. Austin of St Al
bans was in town Wednesday and Thurs
daY.-Mr, and Mrs. T.. a. Percy of Bed
ford Que, are passing the week in town,
Mrs, G. : Thaycr went to Richford Mon
day to pass the summer III the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Comings.
Frontier Jersey Creamery paid its pa
irons as with IA II per cent. surplus tor
April milk.-Several from here attended
the Wcld-Grant wedding in Franklin Wed
nesday,-Mr. and Mrs. L. \. Percy of Bed
ford, +. @, are visiting Mrs. Percy :
mother, Mrs. p. S. Ewin,-Court West
Berkshire, !. O. f., No. 800 had charg,
of the funeral service Of Brother f. j
Sergeant at Richford Sunday.-The w. II
NJ. S. met at the parsonage Wednesday and
elected the following officers: President
Mrs. a, w, Ford; vice-president Mrs. G
w. Searles; corresponding secretary, Mrs
NJ. 5. Peterson; treasurer Mrs, j. C.
TOwlo.-Mr. Norton Of Winthrop, y. Y.
was in town Tuesday.-Clarence A. HUI
spent Tuesday in st. Adams.
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JOHNSON,

George Jones. son of our townSman w.
G. o. Jones fell into a coal shed at North
ampton on aighting from his train one
night last week, falling nearly 80 feet
striking on the back of his head. near the
base of the brain, from the effects of
which he never reCained consciousness
dying at noon Saturday. His remains were
brought here Sunday. and the funeral was
held at his fathers house on Monday. Rev.
j.. c. French officiating. Six pail bearers
representing the b. of T. men accompauit d
the remains from Northampton. together
with his boarding mistress. His father
went there and remained until he died iIo
was the only child. and his mother is IN
poor health, making it all the more sad for
them. Mr.. Joncss former schoolmateS
furnished beautiful flowers as also did the
people of Northampton.-L.H II. Mead who
has been clerking for Nye IL CO., for the
past three years. has accepted position
with Joseph Crsty in RinCwood Ill. lie
has sold his house here to the Hon. r. G.
Cristy Prof. Alger and superintendent
Ranger, attended a meeting of the New
England Superintendents Of Education in
/ boston last week.-The grass crop was
much damaged by the heavy frosts of last
weck.-The Dramatic club from Hyde
Park gave their play "Tmogene" to a fair
sized house here last Saturday night. It
was well rendcred.-Frod Mead and family
spent Sunday with Thomas MargcDt s
family hcre.-I'red Leland was at homo
over Sunday.
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JEFFERSONVILlE,

George I.aduo, former station agent has
gone to Braintrec and w. W. Tinkham of
Hartford takes his paco.-Thc friends Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clark IIapgood assembled
at their home Tuesday afternoon. May
18th, to remind them of the 18th anuiv r
sary of their marriage.-Nlrs. W. =. Powell
NJ f.. Powell s.-The Rev. A. 6. Mohr of
Cambridge, occupied the pulpit at tho Soc
ond Congregational Church last Sunday
in exchange with the Rev. ~. G. Toward
Among the visitors here this week are Dr.
ard Mrs. Coburn of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs.
John y. Waterman and Mr. and Mrs. G.
b. Wetherby of Burlington. Herbert
Corse, while walking in the woods recon
ty, found a nice pair of dcers horns
The last meeting of the Crcsccndo club
was with Mr.. II. c: Howard at the par
sonage.
The Fdmunds High school Banjo and
Mandolin CLUB of Burlington will give an
entertainment at the town hail Friday
evening, May 30. Mr.. Frank Clark Lewis,
reader. humorist and impersOnator, will
assist in the entertainment. also Prof.
John II. Parker, banjo soloist The fol-
lowing was taken from the Freeman 8
journal. Dublin. Ireland: THE American
bonioist, Mr.. John II. Parker, received an
.orHtion after his first solo last evening
and generously responded to several en-
thusiastic recalls. His faultless techni-
que and fine musical temperament would 10
credit to some of our leading violin solo-
ISIS The proceeds of the entertainment
are for the town clock and bell fund.
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AlBURG1.

The Rev. George l.. Hunt of Enosbureh
Falls leotmed ON prohibition at Al
burgh Centre Wednesday, evening, the FIST
inst. lie is worshs in the interests of the
Anti League. The Ladies' Aid Of
the Methodist Church realized about $50
from the choWdor social held at George
Schoolcratts last Weok.-A young son of
Charles Aubn is dangerously sick with
pneumonia.--A Mr.. Clcllaud and family of
temminelord. qua. have moved into q.
W. sabre : brick house and will act rs
foreman on his farms here.-Frod Mott of
Seattle. WASH formo rly of this town is
visiting his brother, Herbert Mott. 1t is
thirty years since he left own-'rhc case
of Sabre vs.. tlonsinSor for defamation Of
character is being tried this week in the
United States Court at Windsor \ United
states marshal has subpoenaod several
Witnesses from hcrc.-rhe Roy, w. I. Mil
Ter held an evening service here sunday.
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Church Thursday evening, MAY p. Every
body uvitcd.-The W. r. NJ. s. meet 18th
Mrs. T.. J. Gates Vhufsliy Afternoon TO
sew. Supper will be scjvcd from fNe to
seven as usual Let everybody 90 and help
swell the fund for painting the church.
There Is to he a sock social nt the resi-
dcucc Of II. y. Gray Tuesday evening. May
e. Strawberries and cake will be served
by the young people fine entertainment
Is being provided-Eirl Smile of Wolcott
is working for Il. W. Patch painting. Tncy
arc now painting Mr.. Grays house.-NeXt
Sunday the union memorial services Will
he held in the Congregational Church. The
Row a G.. Mohr preaChcS.-'fhe Sons of
Veterans are preparing the war drama,
at the Picket Line" to be given the cven-
ing of Decoration day.-Will Sunehour has
gone to Belvdere to run the engine for
Smith Il Con in their saw mill-Thc Rev.
Edwin Whcclock has gone tc Boston to
visit his daughter and will visit his son
George in New York before he returns
Mrs. Maria Fredericks of burlington is
the guest of Mrs. Edwin Whceock for IL
few weeks.-Mrs. Carrie Payne. who has
boon i'm St Johnsbury for treatment. re-
turned home Saturday very much i'm
proved in health.-Mr. and Mrs. D. y.
Wctherell went to Johnson Monday after
noon to attend the funeral Of George
Jones' son of VIII Jones. formerly of this
placc.-NIrs. y. y. Lapoint has been quite
tie brother from Fairfax have been with
her a few da%s.-Mrs Lewis Davis has
gone TO Lyndon to visit her grand daugh-
lter.-Another pleasant surprise party was
given last Wednesday evening, this time
| it was with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. II. Kinds on
the 18th anniversary of their wedding
| While Mrs. Kinds was away 10 the prayer
meeting about 90 took possession of her
house and II was complete surprise
| Whist and other games were participated
in. cake. coffee. sandwiches and ice cream
were served, and all went merry as mer-
Try bell. Mr. and Mrs Stearns of Johnson
were in town to attend this partV.-'rhe
nigh school ball team went to Fairfax Sat
urGaY to play with the team there. and
came home rather crrstfallen, as they got
beaten. This is the first gHmc of the season
REV. y .G.Mohr exchanged with the Rev.
H. &. Howard Of Jeffnrsonvillc Sunday
mornng.-Mrs. Stewart and little daughto r
and Miss O. g. Upton of Boston. who
have teen boarding at the American House
for several months, have gone to Hyde
| Park to Hotel Phoenix for u while. Lit
tie Annie Putnam is called better. but not
out of danger yet.-ClarenCc Morgan,
cl"rk at the meat market, and Miss Hem
rictta MoClane were married in the Cath
Ollie Church at Cnderhll Centre last week.
Airs a. II. Smith, who has been visiting
in town. returned to her home in Burling Z
ton dnCsday.
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SWISS EMBROIDERED GALLONS
II. w. ALLEN & CO.

tug unhitchcd and frightened the horse
and he ran away breaking the wagon bad
j. one of the wheels ran over Frank
foot and bruised it quite badly.-Thomas
RYAN of Fletcher WAS in town last week
looking after his farm.-'rhe first base ball
ne WAS played on the school grounds
s Saturday, May II. The game was between
IT, Cambridge high school and Fairfax
hiGh school, and resulted in favor of f. u.
s by II to 10. The batteries for Fairfax
were Ballard and Marsh; for Cambridge.
libhcll and Cilmorc.-All must rem mber
the Ladies' Improvement society exhibit
ton at \. II. ! Friday night. May %, when
they will show Masonry in the several de-
yrCos.-John Boyce and family expect to
move to St Adams in few weeks to live
las Mr.. BoyCc has a position there.--Mlss
Phillips of Burlington visited Miss Anna
Rowland last Week.-Mrs. Palmyra Bal
! ri and daughter visited at JudSOn CasS S
o. Georgia the 16th.-Mrs. Purmont Tabor.
who has been quite poorly in health all
winter is much bettcr.--MrS 5 fl. IhclpS
" as in Burlington Wednesday,.
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BELVIDERE,

Peter Green gave a temperance lecture
at the Center Saturday night and at the
Junction sunday evening There was
good attendance Smiths mill is running
night and day now.-AIrs. NJ c. Shattuck
visited her niece in Cambridge Saturday
Mrs. Y. b. Potter-The Rev G. w. Nor
row gave a temperance lecture at the
Christian Church Tuesday evening, May 20,
to a good audience.-The Lades' Aid meets
with Mrs. Nettie Smith. June 5.-The last
Tuesday In June will be Chldren's day
here in Relvidere. All are invited.-The
Willing Workers from the Center meet
with Mrs. Emma Shattuck. June 1.-The
Rev Silas Foster of Cambridge was in
town Sunday the 1Sth.-M. f. Dun has
purchased a horse OF DR.. Webh.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from Bird page.)

NJ. Hogan; committee on plans for after
noon meetings. Mrs. +. Stewart Stranahan.
Mrs. John l.. Scwall and Mrs. Il. w. Free
man.
The caucus of the republican voters of
this city will be held in the City Hall on
Friday evening June 9Th at 7:30 o'clock in
the evening, when delegates to the state
convention will be elected. The check list
Will he used and the voting will be by
wards
Charles Pryor who was arrested Sunday
night for beating his sistcr-in-law, was
found guilty of the crime Tuesday and
fined 81 and costs.
The republican caucus of the town of
st. Adams will he held in the town hall
at st. Adams bay at s o'clock Saturday
night whom delegates to the state and
district conventions will be elected.
Tho annual conference of the COngrega-
tional Churches OF FRANKLIN and Grand
Isle counties will be held at Swanton on
June 4 and >. Each church Will be rep
resented by its pastor and four delegates.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Burleson Of High
gate visited relatives in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Leach of Sheldon
spent sunday in town. with their daugh-
ter. Mrs G. j. Rcad.-Mr, William Patten
and daughter, Dorothea, Miss Pearl Pat
ten of Franklin We're in town sunday. the
guests of DIR. \ ID. Patton and sister Miss
Maggie Law visited her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. James Law, Saturday and Sunday
returning to MorrisVillc MondaY.-lshmdel
Hrtton has moved his family into Mrs,
Ann Kcloy's house on Main St.-Mr. and
Mrs Davis of Wisconsin are visiting
friends and relatives in town. Mrs Davis
was formerly Mrs, Kate Chase and the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Merritt Mitchell.
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WEST FIELD.

This town has presented the name Of one
or her prominent citizens, the Hon =. ".
Bryant for senator for Orleans county, and
50 far as known the only opposition comes
from the adjoining town of Troy, which
IN the ~ years Just past has had II Of the
~ county officers elected from the Missis-
quot Valley, Westded having had but two
during the same period. Mr.. Bryant is
personally very faNorahly known in north
ern Vermont as a keen capable business
man in rlanV lines is director Of prOmiu-
ont banks in Orleans and Lamolle countio 3
and in the prime of life. The town
lin the f. years just elapsed has invariably
elected republican representative and
feels Mt last as if her claims should he re-
urday the organization of the centennial
.relohration was completed by cleutinS
committees for proeramme. entertainments
sports etc. Tho meeting will be held on
the site OF building that served
Ias meeting house, in 1872 WIS
stoCkadcd for fort and now
sc"ves rs a barn The Hon T. j, Boynton
of Boston is to deliver the address. Sew
eial other speakers are expected including
O. S, Annis OF North Troy, the Hon, O. G.
Nutter of Newport. Or. +. r. Stoddard of
Sholhurne and others.-Mrs. Francis
jacques accompanied Or. f. :. Gray of
Troy to Montreal last week To have her
throat operated upon at a hospital.-Fred
Wilcox has bought farm in Massawippi,
Canada, where he and his mother Will re-
side,-Mrs. Taylor of Massawipp Canada.
has been visiting her daughter Mrs. John
Watlins.-The Rev. Wilmond A Warner
of Bethel was in town a short time Friday
calling on old friends.-Miss Lillian Mil
Ter went to Concord, y. H., last Saturday
TO work as cashier in his uncles bakery.
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STOWE.

The house of Florilla Benson took ire
Tuesday May 10 causing some excitement
but was fortunately cXtingushed before
much damage was done.-WinfOrd SWEET
Ter and Maud Noe of Morrisville Were
married May by the Rev. Frank K. Gale.
p. u. Pike has sold the May place. which
belonged to the estate Of George Wilkins.
David Douglass has moved to the Wood
worth farm in Morristown, which has late
ly been purchased by c. f. Eddy. This
was another farm belonging to the wilkins
estate Thomas \. Douglass and Bertha
l.. Dakes were married at Waterbury, May
II by the Rev. f. r. Kellogg.
The pupils of the village schools are pre-
parinS and will have pre-mcmorill day eN-
eroses in the afternoon OF May al. II.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Fannie Harding, Il life long resident
Of this town died Friday morning at the
age of 90 years ana months. Funeral SER
vices were largely attended at her late
home Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
Rev. c. w. Ross oficiated. The flowers
were many and beautiful and show the es-
TEEN in which she is held by her many
and instrumental music
was furnished by the choir of st, Francis
Church OF Winooski at the Catho-
lie Church Sunday.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. George Rooney and children Of
Swanton are guests at the home of W. j.
Mullen.-Mrs. H. X. Olmstcad, who has
been visiting at e. S. Wright's in Mont
Eomery, has returned home,-Miss Sadie
Whitney has gone to Swanton to work for
few weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Noble
spent Sunday in MontSomery.-Mis Flor
ence Whitney of Richford spent sunday
with her mother, Mrs Ida Whitney.
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wood did not sing on account of Illness
+. +. Titus and his daughter Bessie Of
liardwick visited at the home of his sister,
Mrs. f.. j. Han over Sunday.--J. G. +.
Slayton of Boston and his sister, Mrs. =.
{. sheldon OF Swanton arrived at their
brothers, II. A. Slayton Saturday even-
ing for few days visit.-The Rev. l. i.
Booth Of the Universalst Church and the
Rev. NJ. S. Eddy of the Methodist Church
spend portion Of this week in the north-
ern part Of the state delivering addresses
George f. Earle returned Saturday from a
hshing trip to Caspian lake. He brought
eitht pounds.-W. W. Fairbanks has again
entered the employ of II. A. Slayton e co.
Miss Carrie Powers went to Burlington
Monday morning to be absent a few days.
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HILL WEST.

A. A. and II. Fl. Rushford spent May 20
in St Alhans.-David DONNA OF Rich
ford IS visiting relatives in town,-Mr, and
Mrs. C. NJ. Foley of Montgomery Center
spent May IS with Mrs. E. r. Rushford.
Mrs. Charles Poronto who has been ser
iously i'll is slowly mproVing,-Miss Jessie
Jewett, who has been seriously i'll with
heart trouble Is better-Charles ShanSraw
has not got the typhoid fever. and is much
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PLEASANT Valley,

Mrs. Andrew Johnson of Jericho visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs j. D. Stafford.
last week.-Mr and Mrs. l.. c. Woscott of
Waterville are spending several days with
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Tohu.-Mrs,
f 5. Morgan of Milton is visiting her
father, y. r. Buker Miss CUNNINGHAM
of Worcester visited at William Corbctts
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Yandow are
visiting at Thomas Ross.
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large round as an ordinary pin Each lit
tie segment has lid which opens and on
IN" inside is simple Gift with appropriate
printed verse. ON the top of each segment
is a tiny candle holder. rosebud in shape,
with candle i'm it. while the edges Of
tho leaf are adorned with pieces Of rod
tissue paper. While these cakes need
experimenting with something more edible
they max" pretty centrepiece for a
child's birthday feast.
y fav"rito cake in California for chill
drcn ard elders alike is the watermelon
cake. II is baked in large milk pan.
IN" white part being poured about tho
cl"" ana tn" rcd part forming the ccntrc.
10 make tho white, cream two cupfuls
hno white sugar and onc-half cupful but
ter Add one-half cupful water or sweet
milk ana three cup-fulls of flour. and two
t"aspconfuls baking powder siftcd to-
""thor. Lastly fold in the Woll-boaten
whites OF ciLht eggs.
Tho rcd part is made from half II
pound rcd sugar stirred to cream with
ono-hoIf cUpful butter. Add ono-nalf
cupiul water or milk. n teaspoonful and a
half Of baking powder sifted with two
cupfuls Of -four. one and onc-half cupfuls
rasins and currants drcdCcd with -four
ana lastly the whites of six eggs. Sake
rather slowly and ice with frosting culorcd
green with pistaohe.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Trenton IIousekeopcr: a good fluid
for cleaning silver may he made at home
as follows: Pour one pint of boiling wa
ter over four ounces of Paris white. and
let it come to boil When cool add ono
ounce of ammonia.
Constant Reader, Brooklyn Cocoanut
lie-Use a deep pie tin, roll the past.
about one-Cighth OF an inch thick let it
shrink all it will, and fit it into the tim
without pressure Cut about an inch
larger than the dish and fold and twist
under to give a good edge. Prick the
paste in several places with a fork to
/ prevent bliSters. Lay over it a thin pa
| per and fiji with rice, beans or dried
| peas. Bake in a moderate oven. When
done remove the paper and other filing
and brush the bottom of the crust over
with white Of egg, SO that it will not soak.
| Have ready a custard made of one
| pint of milk, three yolks of eggs two
| tablcspoonfuls of corrstarch dissolved in
| "A little of the cold milk and three table
Ispoonfuls Of sugar. When well thick
oncd add the whites of two eggs whipped
to froth, with a half teaspoonfu of
vanilla. cook moment after adding the
whites of eggs. then remove, and when
nearly cold stir in half a fresh grated
cocoanut or its equivalent in the dessi-
Gated, cover the crust with a thin layer
Of cocoanut, turn in the custard. cover
white Of one esq, whipped stiff with one
Tablespoonful Of sugar. Return TO the
oven a few moments to color the me
Unique rich golden brown Let the pie
get cool before serving.
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. IT. S. Gilbert and Miss Nellie Far.
rand have returned from Baltimore and
report a fine timed w. Hunter returned
Friday morning from business trip to
New York.-There is To be a social beilc-
fit dance given at Soulc's hall Friday even
Ing. May %. Parkcr's orchestra will fur
nish the musc-Nliss Fannie Nye is slow
~ recovering from the injury received in
wreck at East Swanton, April 81
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. II. L. Chandler has returned from
Now York where she has been spending
several weeks.-S. w. Powell is visiting
his son. c. w. PoWell.-Ernest Hubbard
IS moving back from East fighgate,-The
remains Of Mrs, Edward Ploof of liighgatc
were brought here for burial Wednesday.
The republican caucus to elect delegates
to the state and istrict convention is called
for Saturday night, May 2lst