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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
MONTGOM Try,

Sidney Martin, an aged and respected
citizen, died sunday Nov, 80 after an
illness of several weeks duration. Mr.
Martin was ST years OF age, and was born
aud always lived in town. Tn, funeral
was attended on Tuesday afternoon from
his late residence and the officiating
clergyman was the Roy. William Walker,
pastor of st. Bartholomew Church The
lurial was in the Cemetery hill beside
his Wifc-Aliss Flora PudVah and Merritt
Kenneth were married November q at
the Catholic Church at Montgomery Con-
ter. Also the same day occurred the mar
rage of Miss Eva Rowe and Frank Pud-
yah at the home IF the bride.-Miss Eliza
beth Fuller is spending the week in Fair
faX.-Mr. James upham Is quite feeble
Mr., Benoit has moved to Swanton to open
barber shop.
\. r. Kingsley of Norwood n, Y, is
visiting relatives and friends in town
Herbert Pudvah has soid his farm to his
brother, Frank Pudvah for 81, 50-Village
schools began on Monday with the same
teachers as heretofore. Miss Wilcox, Miss
Maurice and Miss Martin.-Mrs Richard
son, who has been noted as sick, Is
slowly improvng.-Th teachers are
boarding at the hotel this term.-Monday
night was the coolest OF the season, being
20 below.
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HILL WESI.

Miss Eva Rowse and Frank Pudvah OF
Montgomery We're married at Montgom-
cry Center. November =, by the Rev. Mr..
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Pudvah will reside
IN Montgomery. Tho Rev, f. W. Dom
ina ana family OF Montgomery spent
Thanksgiving at the home of David
Rpwse.--se rarator No 60 closed Dec. l.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hardy Baker of Montgom-
cry spent Thanksgiving at the home of
n. A. Rushford.-Miss Clara Dygert
closed very successful term of school
here November 90, and returned to her
home in Essex later.-Mr. and Mrs. +. J.
Shaugraw spent Thanksgiving in East
berkshire. -'Ihe Rev, +. w, DONNA con
quoted the Thanksgiving services in the
Advent Church Nov 21.-Mrs A. A. Rush
ford recently visited friends i'm Montgom-
cry Center Martha Centerhar spent
Thank SgiNiug with her mother. Mrs. Hoo
mer Frazer, and returned to her school
in johnson beconher MIR. and Mrs. Il.
j. Wcscott of Franklin recently visited
their daughter, Mrs. Burton Jowctt.--
School in district No. II opened Dec. |
with Miss Gertrude Brady of Bakersfield
AS tcac her--Frlnk Maynard has gone to
Malone, ~ y, to work through the win
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURGH.

There will be Episcopal services at the
stone school house Sunday December Il,
at t0:30 conducted by the Rev. q. Is. John
son of burlington. Holy communion Will
be administered.
George ". Sabre has returned from
vidcnce-M Henry Mott is quite
ill.-A. &. Mott of Burlington is in town
for few days.-Among those who were
in town for Thanksgiving We're the Misses
Rockwell of ST. Adams, Miss Iurah Mott
and the Rev. and Mrs. +. j. Ranslow Of
SWanton, Dr. and Mrs. David Marvin of
Essex junction ana Royce Marvin OF
Montpelier. Edward Young, Jr, has re-
turned from Boston, whore he visited
friends for several days.-O. O. Bell has
his new residence we'll under way.--Miss
Mooney has moved her household effects
to Richmond and will keep house for her
nephew, George Mooney who is station
agent thctc.-MiSS Francis Rooney OF
Swauton is teaching the winter torn Of
school hero.-Miss Lois Martin teaches in
the Bay school.--Miss Lucia Mott is hav-
ing htr eyes treated in Burlington.
There was a surprise party al II. T.. Man
.ning's for Jesse Mott last Friday evening
Mrs. Herbert Mott spent Thanksgiving
with her daughter Stella, who is teaching
in Proctor.-lhG customs officers have
moved INTO their new building.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11

st. Adams, who WAS recently admitted to
practice in the different courts in this
state. was in town Saturday as counsel
for the plaintiff in the suit of Lyman II
FELTON, VS. A. G. Labounty at ID. w.
Stccle's office before Melvin T.. Barr JUS
tiCc of the pcacc.-Capt. George w. Bur-
Lesson. deputy collector Of customs at st.
Adams was in town Sunday the guest
of his son, George s. Burlcson. Herbert
6. Tupper principal of the high school is
spending his vacation with relatives and
friends in Bakersfield and East Fairfield.
benjamin f.. Nye has been appointed
town liquor agent by County Commission
err Charles A. oliver in place of Truman
S. Sinchour-Ilarry Yates, who has been
Ill with the grip the past week is improv-
ing.-M \. lenoit has rented rooms in
the Jarvis block, and has moved his fam
lily here to rcsidc.-Gco. r. Manner spent
Thanksgiving with his children in st, Al
bans.--Alis II. W. steele is visiting her
sister Mrs Fred Marshall in st. Adams
Warnings have been posted by the select
men Tor a town meeting TO be held al the
town house on ;he 18TH day of December,
at > O'Clock in the afternoon, to see If the
town will vote to build a new school
house at Ilighxatc Springs and to sec If
the town will appropriate a sum of money
on Rice Ilill."-Rcvival meetings which
have been held at the Methodist Church,
closed Thursday morning. Miss Knapp.
who has been assisting the Rev. c. ID.
Pierce. left Friday morning for Mortified
--Gcurgc W. Sharrow and wife have re-
turned TO Boston, where Mrs. SHARON is
receiving treatment in hospitaL-Miss
Kathyruc Holmes is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Fred III. Brown in EuosburSh Falls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Mrs. L. d. Rowley with her two sons
visited relatives in town recently.-Mrs
II. O. Rowley. Miss Grace Rowley and
Miss Luela Pateneaude were in st. Adams
ladies of the Baptist So
ciety served an oyster supper Wednesday
evening Dec, TO- from to 8 oclock.-Mr
II. S. Currier is confined OF the house by
illness. Mrs. N. s, Pateneaude is also sick
Schools began for the winter term Tues
day with the following teachers; Misses
Coburn of Bakersfield. O'Keefe and Wiley
in the center school; Miss Mcdonald. in
the south district at Hectorvile; Miss
keenan, of st. Adams on the Notch ROAD
and Miss Cook on East Iiill,-The annual
roll call Of the Baptist Church was held
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STOWE.

There was a Pomona Grange meeting at
O. A. II. hall Wednesday. About So mcm-
beers from MuTriStown. Waterbury and
stowe were present, Dinner was served
10y stowe members. Officers were elected
and instullcd.-Mlss Bertha lsham goes
soon to Georgia, where she mas position
as teacher The Misses Edwards from
Richmond recently visited Miss BERTHA
lsham. miss Lila lshan returned to her
school work in Montpelier last week,-The
oyster supper given by the ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday
evening was well attended.-The Ladies'
Aid society of Unity Church met in the
Vestry Thursday afternoon-Ihe Ladies
Aid of the Congress Church met
with Mr., ana Mrs, q. NJ Smith Wcdnes-
day afternoon.-R. H. Gale is improving
his property by building a horse barn 20
feet wide by "a feet long. w. T. Double
and Mr., Gale are doing the work. Miss
Abbie Burt is spending vacation with
her friends in stowe before going with
Henry Hollis family 10 New Rochelle. n.
", for the winter. Miss Viola Hartman
t. spending two weeks with her mother in
Jericho.-Charlos Ayers, working for For
rest wilkins, cut his foot seriously last
Wodue sdaN. West Branch school he
gins Monday. December s. teacher, MS
Bertha Potter OF Gays Falls. The Luce
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
FLETCHER.

Miss Ildah Rugg has passed the teachers
examination ana is now teaching in Mil
ton.-t'ire caught in the engine room in
Arthur Hoopcr's shop during the high
wind Monday and but for the prompt as
sistancc of men in the shop the buildings
would have been destroyed. Harry Hoyt
of Fairfield has been spending few
days with his aunt, Mrs. G.. t. Robinson.
Miss Gladys Lawrence of johnson is
spending the winter with Mrs. Fred
Smith Ernest Blanchard, who has been
in Buck Hollow, returned home Sunday.
r. ID. Ellis, the long time stage driver,
has sent in his resignation, to take effect
January Mrs. Henry Hooper, the aged
mother of Mrs. G. r. Parsons, died Dec
cuber at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Parsons. who has Kindly cared for
her during her, Ions illness. She was Sc
years old and leaves an aged husband,
who is quite inflrm.
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FAiRFhf

William Rucg and wife of St. Adams
IIill visited at Harry Riggs November
30.-Allen and Belle Dantorth were in St.
Adams November 30-Gcuny league is
confined To- the house with a hurt on the
head caused by the falling of a door DR..
Patten Of Fairfield dressed the wound
Mrs, Wills Flrr and children of West
Minister are spending few days with her
father +. q. KueE--The Methodist Add
society met with Mrs. G. a. inwlcy De
cembor ID. Richardson and wife OF
pickersou Centre n, Y. arc visiting An
son Rugs familY.-Mr Payne of Cam
bridge was in town visiting his niece Mrs.
Harry Rugg December 3.-Douglas Dan
forth has returned from st. Adams, where
he has been threshng the past month";
Ms Gorte Hunter is visiting in Sandy
iii, y. y, and New York city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11

tIuI s,bo-l also boefps NIorday +o,,b.,r
Miss Alma Fortune Of NJor,is,.ills Nr.
/ + Snrapuo and rrand5auratrr ,.tst,si
har so, = Dc,'rloe. rh,,rs,ia,, NJ
and Mrs H. l. Nc AIIistnr v,ara jn Iyja
Parl, Tuo4,inv-NIr= = X Uala is in r.itn
a cody ~ Fra1oston of EutIa,-d nr.
of ITO foremost hotanist. ~, N-.,,,,,,,,+ ~,
NJ q. W Hnrlov's last vel, in so1rcb ~
roots of rare ,lauts C ~ Harlan, re
been confined to the house for rhraa
weeks bv illness
The Rev. i. r. Gale who was nas,or
of Tuitv church i'm stowe for tbs ,ns+
Two wears bur who now has a cbare, T.,
R,rlin Afass made - hrisf ,.i-i, 70 Siou-,
last wock-A son Douglass vas horu f.,
Dr and Mr. "a w r},rrou.s De,sr,h.,,.
Nrs + N eoars .rl Nc 49,,
WuLIrs wont IN EurIinotrr Tuoyd,,.
Mr. Srars 1riiI erond eayer,l ,r..,,l[s Viii,
Dr. and ,,s p I NcSu,soncv rit,l,
Ir,no don.btar of tIr and Nv. pntor.
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ana viii sne,.d tba n,intor ,.ith hin, IL,
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tono c,rbn,r &C. oori,,a. g., M, II ~
torroue Nice E,stb,,. Nt,rsl,,.u ,.ha r,.
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turmoI ia stove l,st SIN ,,, bar,.i,,
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mona Grorre beid in Stow Dar.,nhor >
tbo fo,loe,i,,,, ,,oilor. fr, tho e,e,,,,-. ,',-r
wore oIoctcG and irstall.d. N,st9r +,
!, Sb,ru.i,,. o,.arsoar 7, Th,,rs+o,'.
Ioctnror Ms Cfio, Steward 9 p s.rih.
me,. sesiei,nt Stcn.,rd liaorgo rb,nin.
rbanloin . NJ VANS treasurer r. +
smith. socretarv 1rnd snail. .uard
Inbn parlsor, non,oro NIrs 7, ThursI
ton. ccrcs NJ II q Sboruir Eynro
Mrs. Ioese ,Tho,.or, l1iv assistant sto.
ward Mrs C,orre Chantn. The fo,low-
i,r r,or,,,ars rc,ni,..I trn 0fth dnar,,,.
Mr. Baksr DIR and Mrs CHARLES PALMER
and Miss Ruham. smith Mrs ~ ~
Inrnev and Ms rlizahoth Clarl.sn, Won,
in burlington Friday-W Y FAR tho
I1reo Dress agent WAS in town last Wool, -
4 hoiler and onuino for ! / Biuinrs, dan
hoard mill which viii he built mis- v,irtnr
nj the FORKS came to stowe last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
WlNOOSKi.

At the regular meeting of Ethan Allen
Council No. 1105. Royal Arcanum. Tues
day evening the following officers were
elected for tho year ensuing: Regent, Itou-
ert Taylor; ViCc-rcgent, y. Il. Robert
son; orator, W. A. Towne; secretary, 5.
\. Putnam; collector, J. w Edwards;
treasurer George d. Nash; chaplain, G.
l.. Spafford; guide, John Hardacre; som
try. j. l.. Devino; trustees, George Sui
Ivan. r. II. Porter and y. c. MacI}ride
At the regular meeting of Frances f..
Stevens Chapter, No. 81. O. f. s, Tues
day evening in their rooms in Masonic
hall these officers were elected: Worthy
matron, Mrs. Jessie j.. BigWood; worthy
patron. c. II. Shipman; associate matron,
Mrs. Ida c. Reynolds; secretary. Mrs.
Anna e. MacBride; treasurer, Mrs. Car
RE Peck; conductors, Mrs. Dora Big
wood; assistant conductors Miss Ella
Blossom. The installation will take place
January 2. After the election light re-
freshments were served.
The pulp mill was started again Monday
after being shut down few days for re-
pairs.-W. Il. Kennedy of North Wilistou
takes the place of J. l.. Chadwick at the
station. Mr.. Chadwick finished work last
Friday and he and Miss Chadwick spent
Sunday in Highgatc.-Miss Charlotte T..
Hall of Boston spent Sunday with Mrs. G..
a. Fairchid. Mrs. II. g. Darling return
ed Tuesday from a visit of several day $
with her brother, e Henry Powell, in
Burlineton.-Mrs Margie Dimmick of
Westford is visiting her aunt. Mrs. r. l..
Gaut-Misses Louise and Lille Mossey
have returned from a several days visit
In Burlington.--N. 5. Wood is able to be
out after a siege of several weeks with
the grin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
GRAND ISLE,

The Davis high school opened December
] with % students in attendance. The
event marks a new era in the history Of
the town as never before has there been
a permanent school established higher
than the district school. Miss Jennie
Woodwork of Westlleld Is engaged as
teacher. The Rev. c. w. Ross conducted
the opening exercises with appropriate re-
marks and prayer, Music was furnished
by the Misses Griswold. The regular four
years classical Latin and scientific courses
will be offered, also English and teach
ors' course. 1t has seemed necessary FOR
the year to arrange "A preparatory course
in the common English branches for those
who are not fully prepared for the higher
branches. Especial attention will be
given in all courses to the study of Eng
lish. The name by which the school will
be called Is given to perpetuate the name
of May Alexander Davis, who so genor-
ously contributed $500 to purchase the
building The district schools In town
have the following teachers; No /, Miss
Osgood No. 2, Miss Jackson; No. 3. Nj
Dodds No. 4, Miss IIibbard; No >. Miss
Atkinson; No. 6, Miss Wilcox-The La
dies Aid society will hold their next meet
ing at Mrs. Giles Harrington's, December
II, for dinner.-Seth Gordon Of Chazy, N.
Y was in town to visit his brother e.
Gordon. who is quite sick. At the present
writing he is improving. Miss Warner, a
trained nurse from Burlington, is in at
tendance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
FAIRFAX.

Miss Abbie Keniicld went to Burlington
the 9Th and got her sister, Mrs. Clark
Green from the hospital, where she had
been for treatment for a tumor.-The Rev.
Charles Stafford and wife Of Hinesburgh
spent THANKSGIVING with his father. @.
H. Sanord.--JoSah Bowditch of Provi-
dcncc X. L., was in town the 4th and
decided the Eowditch place to +. A.
Wood j. j. and G. H. Hunt Of st. AL
bans were in town the 4th and decided ~
acres of pasture and wood land TO Il. Nj.
Eallard.-rhe Fairfax creamery Mt Hunt
willie stopped taking I'm milk December l.,
Mrs. ID. j. Norton was called to Morris
willie as witness i'm will case there Dec
cmbcr 3..-Mrs. Fred Hunt returned from
Colchester the 9Th where she has spent
several days with her niece. Mrs. Martha
Chittenden.-F. w. Shepardson was in
81. Albans the 18th on business with +. A.
SowlcS. connected with the the Bellows
Free Academy fund. j S. Howard and
James Lewis are each having q monu-
ment set up at the CemeterY.-Guy But
Ter does not get much better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
CAM BRIDGE.

Mrs. A. u. Cuttil g, who has been hav-
ing an attack of fever is slowly recover
ing.-Laura Smile of Wolcott is attending
school at the Boro and staying with her
aunt, Mrs. Jared RaymOre. Henri Kreb-
ser has moved into the Dixon house on
Main street.-Mss Hattie Hopkins fell
from the Vcranda at q. II. Glmorc's in
Jacksonville on Tuesday evening of last
week and broke her wrist She is still 1T
Mr.. Gilmore's, but is expected home this
week.-Walter Wiley is still running his
store and meat market and probably will
right along. THE second of the series of
dances will he given at the American
House hall Friday evening. December r.
Frank NJ Clure, Kolla jackson and
Thomas Gray have gone to St Adams to
work for the Central Vermont Railroad
ompanY.-Charlcs Hobart returned last
week from his Western trip after being
gone two mOnths.-Mr Judd Of Georgia
visited his sister, Mrs. Hickok last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
FRANKLIN COUNTY
HIGHGATE CEN IRE,

Mrs. George Deal is quite i'll with pnau-
moma.-Mr. Frank IIctIlon, who has been
in Montreal for treatment has returned to
his home much improved.-Mr John
steele has returned from a visit with
friends in Montreal.-M Sadie X. Place
has been Ill for a few days pdst.--Dr. C..
T. Allen Of Swanton WAS in town Tuesday
in consultation with DIR. Powers. deputy
Sheriff l.. II. Beohc Of SWanton was
in town Tuesday.-Edward II. Lyon, pro-
prictOr of the Oak Grove cafe. - Federal
street Boston, spent THANKSGIVING with
his brother Clark Il. Lyon, returning to
his home in Boston Sunday uight.-Alr.
and Mrs. Willard HCf1on ana children of
Montreal spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs Frank Heiilon.-DT H. q. Pow
ers was in Montreal with u patient last
week., NJ Putnam, who has been visit
ing mis- daughter Mrs. Tuhiold Trombiy,
has returned to his home in Springfcld.-
leonele Charles Pontbriand, the infant
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Louis Ponthriaud
was christened at st. Louis Church
Sunday morning. DIR. Adcard Pavetto,
who is a member of the Montreal Snow
Shoe club. is attending the ice carnival
in Montreal, +. Q.-Warren r. Austin Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11

| S. J.. Ring, A. n. Camp, l.. f.. Rice. The
staff VIII be appointed by the captain.
AT the entertainment given by the
Woman's club Thursday and Friday
| evening about $50 was realized
Mrs. Charles benedict and two young
children left Friday evening for Utica,
N. V, where they expect to make their
| home during the winter. Mr.. Benedict
| lett several weeks ago and has n position
| travelling through northern New York.
| a. II. Slayton has bought the Peck
house which for the past year has been
| occupied by Mr.. Blossom. Mr.. Blossom
will move his family to Hardwick
Ardie Brown Of Johnson is visiting at
| the home of Mrs f. o. Lunt
H. Kicker of st. Johnabury and O.
n. Campbell of Lebanon N. H.. have been
| in town the past few days looking after
the several carloads of stock which have
been bought for them in this section
l'eing unable to ship the stock on account
of quarantine they have been slaugh-
| terng it and shipping the dressed meat
| to market.
The remains of Guy Cutler, who was
| killed in a railroad accident in Massachu-
| sets Friday were brought here for burial
| Saturday evening. The funeral was held
at the Univcrsaist Church Sunday after
noon at 1880, the Rev. l. p. Booth onlciat-
! Ing. The intcrmcnt was in Pleasant View
cemetery. HIS mother who was unable to
reach here with the remains came by
| special train from st. Johnsbury Sunday
| morning. The deceased was young man
about - years old unmarried He was
son of Eli cutler of this place and until
within a few years has made this place
his home.
Dora Larabee has secured a position
as cook at Hotel Randall for the winter
in place of Mrs Lucy Smith. who has
recently resigned.
ON Tuesday evening about six o'clock
fire was discovered in the house of Eli
Boomhower. An alarm was sent in at once
and the lire company responded and were
on the spot in short order. and it took
nearly an hour to eXtinguish the blazc.
The cause of the fire is unknown. 1t was
| first discovered in the wood shed. Mr..
boomhoWer has a large machine shop,
part was not damaged any by fire
| The damage will reach several hundred
dollars greater portion Of when was
caused by water. He has no insurance
1t is reported that Carroll Harris, who
has been in business for the past year
| has sold out a portion of his business and
expects to move away from there.
Mrs Jas. Sim and family left Tuesday
for IIardwick where they expect to liz,
during the winter.
Daniel Wood of this place has been dc
ing quite an extensive business in Christ
mas trees. lie has a large number o.
| men and teams ont in the SURROUNDING
towns and several car loads have alread,
been loaded to be shipped to tn,
city.
d. Fl. Lambcrton who has been spend
ing the past week in Connecticut anC
Rhode Island, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William barber who wer,
married in St Johnsbury about tw,
weeks ago returned from their honey
moon and are now located in their quart