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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04

Andrews. At Mr.. Towers were Capt. and
Capt. and Mrs, A. C. Fay Of Milton and
their relatives in town. At Mr.. An
drows were Clark Andrew. of Barre and
Fred Powers and family OF Waterbury,
besides their relative, in town.-Mrs. A.
O. Ferguson and two youngest children
from Burlington were the guests OF her
parents.-Sherman Clark and bride from
Boston were the guests Of Mrs Asa Shcr-
man and Mrs. Clark.-Mr and Mrs. John
Barry visited their son in Franklin coun-
,ty last Saturday and returned home Mon
day.--Thc funeral of Porsis Browning
was held at her late residcrSe November
9th. the Rev. Alonzo Chase olicati tin &
and A. r. Stevens having charge. The in
tcrmcnt was in the village GENE terry.
The Kings Daughters were in attendance.
Charles Browning her nephew. from New
Jersey, was present at the funeral. Hiss
Harrington, a cousin. from Barre. was
also present--The Call brothers report
that they have trapped and caught this
fall 40 foxes. 20 coons and 80 skuuks.-
box factory is nearly completed. The
high About 100000 feet OF boards will he
used in making boxes for the condensed
milk factory. The mill also will do Gus
tom work The Light and Power com
JlnN will furnish motive power.-Tho
wires are being strung from the power
house of the Richmond Light and Power
company to Richmond. There Is a water
fail of 10 feet at the power house.
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FAIRFAX.

l. f. Hunt and con Frank spent the
18th in St Albans.-There was quite
fall of snow the night of the 18th, SO
there were several sleighs out on the
street The 26th.-Mrs. James Rugglcs
spent several days in St. Adams visit
ing last week Sidney Judd OF Georgia
Wa. in town the 18th repairing his house
her-.-Ilon. c. ". Writer'S, wife and
daughter visited his sisters. Mrs Palmy-
ra and Mrs r. NJ. Ballard. the 2Sth.-
G. G. Orton was in St. Adams the 18th
Ai.. Nettic Ashley visited in town the
2eth-Mrs. F. W. Shepardson, Miss Abb
bic Kenfed visited Mrs. Charles Green
at the Mary Fletcher hospital the 26th.
Fred Stafford and wife of Burlington
spent Thanksgiving with his parents.
George II. Sarord.-Miss johnson went
the 18th to Malone to visit friends
Mrs. Lucinda Tabor is visiting Miss Am
anda Dinsmore of Georgia.-James Lewis
spent the 26th In Georgia. Royal Nc
Celen OF Randolph i. visiting old friend.
in town.-Mr and Mrs. Albert Perry of
Boston are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Learned Miss Carrie
Farnsworth spent Thanksg wing with her
nephew, James Goodall of Burlington
James and stephen Lewis and wives
tend the funeral Of their father last
week.-M. f. Shedd and family have
moved back to their home in the village.
Albert Blai.dell will carry on the farm
the coming year-Anson RugG has mov-
ed to the farm that Mr.. Baisdcll left
lion. George Watson spent ThanksGiv-
ing with his son George Of Burlington
The school at the y. H. !. opened Deem
Ter l. with about 60 students
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from first pagej

the floor Wednesday evening, setting fire
to the carpet and burning UP pair of
curtains. The fire was CXtinguishcd be
fore further damage was done.-Mr and
Mrs Sykes entertained several NOl- .
friends from Burlington ThanksgVIne
the Thanksgiving services Wednesday
evening were well attendcd.-Nlrs. Iaii o.
som Pierce and Mr. Tarbox spent Thanks
giving with their brother in Wiliston.-
Henry Russell had several chickens killed
by foxes a few days ago.-Harlan Bost'
wick of burlington spent Thanksgiving at
his old home.
At a business meeting of the Choral
Union Monday evening It was voted TO
have chicken pie supper at the new
town hall Wednesday evening, December
II. for the benefit of the Rev. George ".
Russell-E. T.. Jackman has moved into
the house owned by Mrs. George Blair of
Shelburne. He and his family will occupy
IT this winter-Chandler Peck has been
in very feeble health since his home was
destroyed by fire.-Mss Glare Hull 1c-
turned to Shelburne Monday after spend
ing the TharksgivnC vacation at nome
Miss Emma Moore returned to Shclburne
SundaN.-Nliss Ethel Skin of Shelburne is
wishing her aunt. Mrs Guy Tobcy.-John
Dwire and family have moved into }. IL.
Aliens tenement. William Sanctuary
visited his son Alfred at Essex Junction
last woek-Miss Ruth France has re-
covered from chicken pox.-Mrs. Emerson
Palmer and daughter of Shelburne visit
ed her aunt Mrs Ruth Miles, last week.
F. C. Parker, who lost his gold watch
several DAYS ago, was lucky enough TO
find it in the road in front of Gflin' 5
store at MechaniCsvile. 1t was unln-
iurpd.
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
lowe.

Appe aranccs AT hrst seemed to indicate
that the death Of Mrs. Robert Knapp
was suicide but her friends are satisfied
that such Is not the case, She was found
dead with a bottle of chlOroform near
which she had apparently been inhaling
ana which she came down stairs and got
from her mothers medicine closet in the
night But she has been in the habit of
inhaline chloroform to quiet her nerves
ana her friends feel sure that that was
her only intention. A letter written to a
friend sometime during the night men,
tons that she was restless and could
not sleep and was writing to pass away
the time. 1t seems that after that she
went down stairs for the chloroform and
then took more than she was in the
habit OF doing or intended to. Mr.. Knapp
went to Massachusetts about two weeks
ago and his whereabouts are not known
Mrs, knapp had received letters from
him hut burned them and none have come
since here death. The funeral was held
at Ira Munus Friday AT . a. m The
interment was I'm the Catholic GENE
terry at Waterbury.
All the district schools but two began
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Miss Sara Clark Of ST. Adams was the
guest of Mrs. NJ p Chaffee over Sunday.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
meet Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 with
Mrs. j. NJ. Jeffords.-The Willing Work
crs met Saturday afternoon with Miss
Annie Merrill.-Mrs. T.. g. Hutchinson,
who has been passing several weeks with
her sister in Glens Falls, n. Y, has re-
turned home.-The Rev. j. w. II. Baker
OF Enosbursh Center supplied the pulpit
at Free Baptist Church last Sunday. The
pastor, the Rev. Il. T.. Jefferson il slowly
regainins health.--The Rev. Frank x.
Graves preached at Enosburgh Center last
Sunday.-George Hunt Of st. Johnsbury
visited his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. q.
w. Hunt few days last week.-Dr. and
Mrs. James n. Jenne and Mr.. and Mrs,
Hiram Cushman OF St Ls'oans were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Marsh
Thanksgiving day.-Dr. and Mrs. +. ii.
Brown spent Thanksgiving day with the
doctors parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Brown of East Swanton.-'rhere will be n
meeting for bible study at the Methodist
parsonage Friday cvening.-The Ed
munds high school Banjo. Mandolin and
Guitar club Of Burlington. gave n con
cert last Wednesday evening at F'oreS-
ter's hall.-Mrs Sarah Dustin of DiCkh-
son Center y. Y. has been visiting at the
home OF C. II. Stratton.-Mr. and Mrs.
Nash and daughter. Beatrice, OF Burling
ton. were guests in the home of A. NJ.
Aseltine recently Miss Anna Bell and
her mother, Mrs. katherine Bell returned
Saturday night from 1Iighsate where
they spent the Thanksgiving recess.
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JEFFERS0NVILlE.

A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thomas November IL Mr. and
Mrs. O. +. Hayes spent THANKSGIVING
with their daughter in Milton.-Mr and
Mrs. John A. Waterman of Burlington
spent THANKSGIVING day with MI and
Mrs q W. Uolmes.-Miss Laura Page II
Montpelier Seminary, Is spending two
weeks vacation at home. Miss Stella
Fullington Of Morrisville Academy is also
spending her vacation at home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel T. Watkins and son of Ash
land, Dakota. who have been spending
several weeks with his parents here, start
ed for home last Saturday.-Miss Mary
Sunderland of St Charles H., and Mira.
Arthur Pike and daughter of Johnson
were recent guests of \. \. Hawley and
S. T.. Stoinhour Mrs. Read OF Shelburne.
state president Of the w. c. II, T., spoke
nt the Second Congregational Church last
Monday evening The Thanksgiving ball
at Hotel Mcleudy November r. was a
decided success. over 100 couples were
in attendance, not only from this town.
Continued On It'll psge.l
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The schools In town have closed for n
two weeks vacation.-Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert Redmond of Willston spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Redmond's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Prior.-S. II. RILEY has
returned from Whtcfold, n. H., where
he has been visiting fricnds.-Robert Will
SON. vino has carried on the George Bar
stow farm for the past two years is NOV
ing to his fathers farm in Hineshurgh.-
William Millham of Shclhurne is in town
thrcshing. and reports very good yields
of grain.--Frrd Iutchins has been making
extensive repairs upon the house on the
Arnold place. which he purchased last
spring.-C. Ladoo and John Crowley Of
Starhsboro were in town on business re-
Gently.
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Monday Tic Moscow and Branch
schools begin December s. The tcachc 8
are as follows: Mills district. FIoy Eddy:
Gale. Lena Norway; Forks. vivian BIll.
lard, Edison Hin. Mac Adams; Luce hill.
Grace Russ: South Hollow Grace Prior:
North Hollow, Sadie Prior; Fucker street.
Jennie Luce; Brownsville, Mrs Lena
Brown; Moscow, Josie Hodglins; Branch
to be supplied The thermometer stood
at zero here Saturday morning.-At tie
regular session Of Mansfield Mountain
Grange held Saturday afternoon. Ms
Alma Kcnheld WAS Initiated i'm the first
and second degrees The West Branch
circle will meet with Mr. aud Mrs Her
bert Straw Friday afternoon. December
}. All are cordially invited.-W. G. Mum
of Saranac Lake, n. Y. was i'm Stowe last
week to attend the funeral NJ his sister,
Mrs. Robert Knapp.-Ralph Warren re-
turned to Burlington Fridav-Fcrl,y
Hale returned to bakersfield Monday
Don McAllstcr is driving stage for leo
Gates on the line from stowe To- Morris
vile-Among the people visiting in town
over Thanksgiving were a. S. Kellogg
and Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Kellogg and chn-
drcn Of Montpelier, Mr. and Mrs. Batch
elder Of Iyndonville Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G.
Moody Of Waterbury, Mr. and Mrs WAL
ter Churchill of Morrisville, Mr.. and Ms.
Fred Ryan Of Montpelier, Mr.. and Mr..
|C. j. Scribner of ST. ADMINISTRATORS
Pike spent a part of last week at b 5
home in Johnson.-Mrs. S. r. Weeks
turned on Monday from "A visit to rclg-
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GRAND ISLE.

Edward Gordon is quite sick with bron-
chial pnsumonia.-Seward Nantine Is on
the sick list-Miss Hattie Childs has re-
turned from Boston and vicinity. where
she has been visiting friends for few
weeks.-The New England supper was
well attended Wednesday night at the
Island Villa" SIG were realized. The VII
la was tastefully decorated with flags,
and the electric lights turned on for the
occasion, A genuine old fashioned supper
was served in abundance. The proceeds
of the evening will be applied upon the
Union Church in repairs. The farce en-
titled "De Cure All' was a pleasing fea-
ture Of the evening and well rendered by
homo talent. Music was furnished by the
Misses Griswold, completing the enter
tainment, Herbert Caswell, wife and
daughter of Georgia spent Thanksgiving
at A. Chamberlan's,-Mis Alice Martin
of Cumberland Head Is the guest of Miss
Eva Kmney.-Miss Sarah Chamberlain
ana Jay Chamberlain Of Burlington, were
home over Thanksgiving Rupert Barney
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST, AlBANS.

Fire destroyed the dwelling house and
contents owned and occupied by Mrs.
Alattio l. Farrant at | o'clock Friday
morning. The fire was caused by
with lighted lamp. The girl. while
badly bruised, was not seriously injured
or burned, The property WAS insured for
800 in the Vermont Mutual The house
was situated on what is known as the
East road. near Whittcmore's.
The maria re engagement of Miss Ethel
HARDWOOD and Wilfrid Byrncs, both of
SwantCn, is announced.
The board of railroad commissioners
has dismissed tho petition of the St. Al
bans Street railway in the matter of the
Lake street crossing as follows; The
prayer for a hagman is denied and the
petition thereto is dismissed. When the
derailing plant ordered shall have been
completed and is ready to operate. the
board will act upon an application for it's
approval
The various county orr1ccrs met at the
county Clerks office Monday morning
and took the oath OF office Among them
were Sheriff Kelley of this city, Associate
Judges F.. A. Chittcnden of St. Adams and
Richard Smith of West Enosburgh, Judge
of Probate Otis n. kelton, States Attor-
ney w b. LoCklin of Richford, County
Commissioner Charles A. Oliver OF Shell
don, High Baiiff George L. Stebbins Of
Sheldon ana county clerk Wilbur L. Da-
Wis Of st. Adams.
County Commissioner Charles A. Oliver
of Sheldon Monday appointed Alder
man Isaac y. Beeman AS city liquor
agent Commissioner oliver also appoint
ed Frank f. Young liquor agent OF St.
Adams town.
John II. Niles has resigned his position
in the city police force to take effect
on Saturday. His successor has not yet
been appointed. Mr. Niles will act as rep
resentative of the Boston produce firm Of
Tucker. Sanborn q Co.
NJ f. Spencer Of Newfane, the new
proprietor OF the American House, has
arrived here and begun the work of get
ting the hotel in readiness for opening
on January |.
Mrs. A. S. Hyde is seriously i'll at her
home on Bank street
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Burbank,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Bur
bank of this city and Walter L. Dutton OF
Burlington took place at Swanton last
week Wednesday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
AlBURGH CENTER.

Schools began Monday after three
weeks vacation.-Loren Rockwell has
finished his summers work ON the De
fender and returned home for the winter.
--Ndssa Soule is home from Montpelier
for a two weeks vacation.-W. II. Brown
who is suffering with a broken jaw Is as
comfortable as could be expected He is
out on pleasant days-The creamery
closed December l, Charles Armstrong,
assistant buttermaker, returned to Mad
rid, II. Y. Saturdsy.-Ass Jennie Rock
well. who has been home for several days
ON account Of fclon on one hand, has re-
turned to st. Albans.-Mrs. A. A. Chees-
man Is seriously Ill with typhoid fever
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GEORGIA..

Prof. George Lee Of Poultney. spent
few days in town..-Mr. and Mrs. Nj.
G. Shattuck of Belvidcre. visited their
son at Ira Fairbanks last weck.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arch Kinney Of Fairfax, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hinck
ley.-Mrs Fred Stafford Of Burlington.
sepnt a few days in town the guest of Mrs.
+. o. Shattuck-Miss Jessie Hale Of the
johnson normal school, is spending hcf
vacation with her mother.-Mlss Bertha
Carr Of St Adams high school, is spend
ing her vacation in town.
Mr.. Il. Newton OF the firm OF Newton
& Austin has gone to Massachusetts TO
bring nome a bride.-Frank Coburn is
going on the Harriott farm.-Sanford
Judd has opened a blacksmith shop
Judson Coburn has moved to St. Adams.
Miss Sadie Rublce Will teach the school
at the Center during the winter term.
aud Miss lsharn Of stowe will teach in
the academy.-1he Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. NJ. Alexander on
Wednesday afternoon and evening Miss
Myron Post is on the sick list.
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FLETCHER.

son was born November 90 to Mr..
and Mrs Fred Wells,-Mrs. Lucy Robin
son had the misfortune TO fall and frac-
ture her hip quite badly. Her daughter.
Lucy from Swanton is home caring for
hcr.-Loon Blaisdell had a valuable bound
shot last Friday while out on a fox hunt
by H. MaXied of Binghamvile who
thought the dog was chasing deer.-NIss
Emma Chates is on the sick list.-Mrs.
Celia HarriEan, who has been spending
the fall with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sangton has returned to her home in
New York. Her sister Alice accompanied
her.-James Spaulding of Enosburgh
spent Sunday night with his sister, Win
ne-Schools all commenced December l.
Miss McNany of Bakersfield is teacher
at the Center and boards with Mrs W.
s. Shepardson.
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CAM BRIDGE.


w. L. Griswold commenced his WORK
Monday az mail carrier on rural free dr-
livery route, No .. The first part of hi,
route goes to North Underhill back ON tu,
hill and to Cady hill and back 10 the t.
lago. then on the Harbor road noitl
the old Curtis place, back to 3. NJ ELL.
woods to tho village.--Among those SSH
came to town to spend Thanksgiving We,
y. Il. Holmes and family from s.. a
bans: Miss Lucy Wheclock and Mrs A
bic Hulburd from Boston; and G
Wheelock from New York. to dine witt
the Rev. and Mrs T. Wheelock I
Helen Blake of Milton at Mr.. HowarI'.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. V. FELTON, and chidroi t
Kinslcy Putnam s.-Ildah Gray, Harlow
Lcavens and Doris Wiley from Peopl
academy, MorrisVille, and Carl SIN
from Goddard Seminary. Barre. wer
home for the Thanksgiving vacatoN
Schools commenced in district No. l, Mo-
day, December l, with the same corps d"
teachers as last tcrm.-Nr. and Mrs. g
S. Cornell and children spent rhau.~
giving in Morrsville, Landlord Wells t,
family in PlGinhold. T.C. Wells and fami
Is in Winooski, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. l.
and Ira Morse and family in Fletcher
n W Robbins in Mooers junction, y. \
DR.. Bubbell in Fairfax ad Frank start II
Bakcrslicld.-The next entertainment i
the lecture course bids fair to be the be-
of all At the American house hall, u
cember G. John Jay Lewis will give
lecture. Mr.. Lewis is not unknown her
as he delivered lectures on the 'Pas'io'
Play" a few years ago. Anyone who ha
ever heard him speak will want 10 J.
there.-The patrons Of the Camhrid-
creamery for the month Of october ra'tiN
ed 9sis cents per l"0 for stan lard. milk an
% cents per pound for bUttor.-C. +. Bin
by has got through gathering cream Cd
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OF Burlington was in town Thursday.
NJ. II. \antinc of Rutland was called
home last week by the illness of his
brother. seward, who is at present writ
ing. very i'll. He is attended by Dr.
Branch. also Or. Wheeler of Burlington
has been called in council.-Nathaniel
White and daughter. Miss Ada, OF Patts-
bureh. Will spend the winter with Mrs.
Bertha Macomber,--F, H.. Macomber of
Shelburne was in town last Friday on
businesS.-Notice was received Sunday of
the death of Mrs. Lawrence Cameron at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
where she has been for treatment for
several weeks. Her remains were taken
Monday to North Hero for intorment She
is survived by a husband and one child.
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the year ensuing: v. c.. Or. E. A. Bur
dick; W. A., Sidney Snyder; Il. b., j. y.
Nandow: clerk. John ID. Ba2net; escort,
q. S. Cameron; Waterman, Israel De
mars sentry, Fred McCarty; manager for
three years, j. N. Deadly.
f. l.. linsenmcir has been appointed
taX collector TO succeed e. III. Horton,
resigned.
T.. f.. Linsenmeir has also been appoint
CT constable i'm connection with tax col
L., tor. to succeed f. II. Horton, resigned.
L. w. Ballou has been appointed con
stable for the town of Colchester. to sue
coed Il. II. Horton, resigned f. L. Lin
senmcir will look after the collection of
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EAST FRANKLIN.

The third quarterly meeting Of the year
was held at South Franklin Sunday, No
Vcmber 80, and the Rev DR.. Nutter had
charge Of the sorvioe.-Mrs. S. X. Ford
is visiting in Richford and North Troy
for n few weeks Tho regular meeting
of the w. C. I. L. will meet with Mrs
Daniel Lewis Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.-Ilerman Dewing and Lorinda
N. Boyd were united in marriage We'd
nesd&y, November e, by the Rev. Mr.
Hunt of Enosbursh Falls.-Miss Cora
Whitney OF the johnson High school
spent Thanksgiving with her parents S
h, Whitney.-Mrs NJ. A. Armstrong, who
has been visiting in St Adams for the
past few weeks, returned home last week
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COLCHESTER

Miss Myrtle MacNeil was at home from
for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Ar
thur Baker spent n few days in Char
lotto last wock-Miss Jennie Cook was
a, home few days last Week.-Mrs.
Grace MacNeil, who has been at home
for her Thanksgiving vacation, has re-
turned to hcr school in Mddlebury.-
The funeral of Mrs. Franklin Carry was
held from his home Monday at p, m,
the Rev. j. r. Ruzzell offlcated assist
cd by the Rev. c. b. Atwood-'rhe Rev.
and Mrs Thomas Dawson OF Ira are in
towu.-Mr. Nay, who has been very i'll.
is improving and his daughter, Mrs.
GraVelle, who has been caring for him.
has returned home
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is better. as also is John Sadlicr.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. /" Wyman and Mr., and Mrs,
John Mason spent Thanksgiving with f..
r Wyman and family in Starhsboro.
There were several family gatherings in
town.-Mrs Marietta Frowlcy, who has
been at y. A. EiCkford's the past three
months. has returned to Boston.-Ahout
40 couples we're in attendance at Filler s
Thanksgiving ball.-John Ellis and lady
of Milton. were guests of his parents, the
last Of the wcek.-The Rev. Mr.. Mann
holds a prayer meeting at Huntsville each
Tuesday evening,
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CHARLOTTE.

The Misses Maude and Mary Russell
will spend the winter months in Buring
toni Norman of FcrrisburEh. who has
been i'll some time at tine home of his
daughter Mrs. William owen, died last
Nouday.-Thc several schools in town
hogan their fan sessions last Monday,
December /. after a two weeks vacation.
Mrs John Coleman returned from
Springfield. Mass. last wcck.-Frcd a.
Dcyctto Of burlington was in town last
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MILTON.

A Good Tcmpars Lodge has recently
been organized in town by @. II. jackson
lodge deputy of Westford Lodge ana X.
w. Dunsmore, state deputy ul NorthlIl a.
The following Officers were electcd Tor the
quarter ending February l. 1913: Chiei
tcmplar, Wilson Il. jackson; Nlce-tohl-
llar. Miss Helen Coon; secretary MIS- }.
J.. Chadwick; financial secretary NUS
Helen Jackson; treasurer, - Nancy T.
{. T., Edward Centre; chaplain, MIS-
Elodgett; marshal r. ID. Coon D. Nl''
Miss lldah Rugg; guard, Mrs. Morse sen.
tinel, Miss Kate Ashley. llarhe rogers OF
Mestford was appointed lnStallnS mar
shal and Miss jackson OF the same lodge
installing deputy marshal Alter inter
cSting remarks ny MI. JACKSON ana M
Dunsmore the lodge adjourned. 1t IS mop
ol that the committee appointed TO pro
cure hall viii be abe to report iaVorapIy
soon. The next meeting VIII he held at
the Congregational NeSirY friday sVehihs
ocember .. Inc name on th' lousc Is
'Faith Lodge 1amHN reunion Wa
icld at Mr.. ana MIS- H. |. b"ruh6 ON
thanksgiving DAY al Wnich MIS- baTI'Ht :
brothers, Henry Powell ana l3nn'! "l
Iurliuston CharleS foW'H ,.I' .H'F
q 1i'hioru ana Homer row IL ".-" W.
ny OF TINS place were ehtsrlalheu' -
raul ana VIE went TO- hul""'I' ~ IL
Wednesday 10 sIehd i""uhSSN"t vim
tncr dtuSntrr Ms D. lI' W. '-- '''
ouhlulh ana W IMAM Lowry I''f0 '"', ~
lneir IaIhiIles mere from o. N'p, ~ 4;
FOUNTAIN mas Ih"N'u i" ms NV " !.'' "'''
MI l-oNtlH 10 iooIIS III IN ''.,' ..' d. .''' .
!Mr ana MIS-. nay lta'I oi - N'i H.
1hahkSsN me WIN liieH"s J" t""" al. =
vas not very IdI6e IV''i''' l'' '' '''r
InsilNSeiNinS pdn 1T ,, Inr W %l, ,.l,. ~.
ednesuaE eNe,hhs'-NlSs I''''" l,'IE -
spending the schooI Nar"'l"m at "'t nom,
III r lc.c'l, . u. 80 i'', .',"' "''N
cnliureH o. .,SaeH Jun t.ol Sl''", ''',HN