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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-04
SOUTH R0YAlT0N,

The Rev. sherman Thompson, who has
been at O. II. Goodales The past two
months returns on Wednesday to his hons
in Somervile. Mass Mrs. +. f. Morse is
boarding at ". e. Webster s.-PreSidcnc
Roosevelt was warmly welcomed
here on Saturday by an AUDIENCE
Of nearly 5000 people. He spoke about -
minutes and left many enthusiastic adj
mirers.-Mrs. Briggs son and daughter %
Somerville Mass, arrived on Friday as
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Durkee.-Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Brownell returned LAST
week to their home IN Worcester, Mass
Henry Walcott and family. who have
been in Rochester the past two months.
have returned home-Miss Gertrude Good
ale left on SATURDAY. for New Bedford.
whore she spends week before resuminG
teaching in Somerville.-Carl Day has re-
turned after spending the summer vaca-
ton in Boston, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Me-
Cloud Of New York city are guests at leg
H. Durkee's.-A son was born last week.
t. MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Northrup.-Rev.g
MILFORD V. Mann exchanged pulpits last%
Sunday with the Rev Mr.. Warner otN
Bethel-AIr and Mrs. Barton Kenny went
to Randolph on Monday, where they visit
relatives Mrs. G Il. Wall returned homo
last Week.-Mrs.. f. n. Lovejoy goes West
this week.-Mrs. Masters trained nnrSs
from Lowell. Mass, is caring for Mrs.
Kate SHERLOCK who is very I'll with pneu-'
monia-N. IL Martin goes TO Barre this
week to spend a few days-Mrs, Charles;
button is visiting her parents, Mr., ana
Mrs. s c. Drew-CicorGe Flint, who is en- 4
ployed in Newport, n. H., was at homu
over Sunday, returning on Monday.-Mrs. |
Martha Sibley is at home.-Mrs Nellie
Shirlock Baker and son are at John ShlrN
locks during the Illness of her MOTHER
Mabelle Aldrich is teaching school In Sha-
ron.-James Griffin has returned home
from Newport, N. II.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

Miss Alice Woodward went Monday to
Barre where she is to teach the fourth
grade in the Spaulding graded school Miss
Myrtle Rowell went the same day to Reads
boro. where she is to teach the ninth grade
in the Readsboro graded school. Miss May
A. Howard went to Springfield, Mass. to
resume her position as teacher in the
schools of that city, and Miss C. Kate
Howard went Tuesday to Dover, Me-,
where she has position as teacher.
An eight pound daughter was born Sun
day to Ernest Sargent and wife.
Miss Catherine Bingham has gone to Post
Mills where she will teach the coming
year. Miss Wnnifred Mann will teach at
East Barre and Miss Clara Bean to Web
sterville.
The Rev, and Mrs. Fraser Metzger and
Mrs. Ida Mann went yesterday to Wood
stock to attend the Christian Sunday
school convention.
a, j. HuSe is having a weeks vacation
from his work in the Tewksbury store,
John Chase Of Boston is with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. s. Chase, for a few
days
The stock shipment form this station
Monday was as follows: Five calves, A
hogs. and &c lambs.
Arthur G. Osgood of Fast Randolph has
purchased the real estate, machinery
tools, and business of Chadwick Bros
owners Of the Randolph foundry and man
ufacturers of the Green Mountain plough
Mr. Ospood has already taken possession
Harry L. Ford OF Barre Is In town. He
has finished work for the shoe firm fol
which he has been working and Is In the
insurance business.
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WEST FIELD.

The temperance ralley last Saturday
evening was very much of success. AZ
ter suggestions by the Rev A. b. PEBBLES
three cheers and n tiger were given for
President Roosevelt. who was at that time
in Vermont. The Revs. J. ii. Wallace and
s. w. Jenne Of Troy followed Mr. Pebbles
with stirring political addresses. The vesper
service Sunday evening was very enjoy
able.-The Rev NJ. w. Farman goes this
week to West Springfield, Mass, to visit
friends for two weeks.-LeW Bickford, Jr..
was at home from Montgomery for a short
time recently.-Miss Stacy of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her sister Mrs. Albert
Rider.-Mr. and Mrs. George Root Of Low
ell, Mass. visited in town last week.
Fred Wilcox and Mrs. Sarah Wilcox of
Massawippi, Canada. have been spending
few days with Mrs. D. S. Hitchcock
Earl Reed is home from Woodsvile N,
H., for a few days.
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ROCHESTER,.

Martin Kidder was home from Tufts coll
lege the first of the week.-Mr, Bond from
Thetford and his brother from California
are at their sisters Mrs. Alpha Mossers.-
Charles Emerson is helping care for Alpha
Messer.-NIrs. Perley and son from Lowell
Mass. have been visiting at Wallace
Campbell s.-Dr. Steele was called Monday
as counsel in Alpha MesSer's case,-Mrs
William Tinkham and children have re-
turned to their home in Boston. Mass
Miss Jennie Morgan Is visiting IN East Jaf-
frey, n. H.-Wiliam Brooks and Miss
Alice Newton We're united in marriage at
the brides home, August q. Their future
home will be in Bethei-Mr. and Mrs Lyman
Kicks from East Bethel visited his sister
here, Mrs. Carroll Harvey, the first OF the
week-Mr. and Mrs Johnson from Nut
ley, y. j., have been In town Few days
A son was born to Mr.. andMrs. Roy Mar
tin August 2S.-The funeral of Mrs. Ma
rion Fassett was held at the Methodist
Episcopal church Monday at p m, the
Rev Mr. Yerkes ofciuting. Alpha Messer
is improving. Campbell has return
ed TO her school in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Perkins and son from Wisconsin are VS.
iting relatives here,-Mrs, Carroll Wiley
has returned from Observation-Disclosures.
George Austin and little boy have been
| here visiting Mrs, ID. o. Goodno,-Car
Martin has been home from Boston, Mass.
| for a few days.-Tne Rev. and Mrs. Kos
coe from Enfield n. II have been visiting
friends here for few days Ellen Clifford
| is teaching school in Giranvlle.-Miss
! Nichols is here with her parents Tor a
while.-Frank Ladd has finished work for
f.. l.. Pierce and gone to Stowe.-Professor
and Mrs NJ ID. Chittcnden from Brandon
were in town recenty.-Mr, Workman of
Detroit has joined his family here.-Nearly
200 went from here to Bethel Saturday 10
see the President.--Miss Edith Jones OF
Bradfordhas been visiting at Henry Wash
burn's,-WTliam Prasser and wife and
daughter Ethel have been In Warren n few
days to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Pras-
serS father.
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GAYSVlllE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ralph and children
of Dorchester, Mass, have been the guests
of her father, NJ. l.. Wyman.-Mrs. Mag
gle Hassam and baby, Gladys, are visiting
in Royalton.-Miss Bertha Davis mas re-
turned to her school in Sherburne.-Frank
and Winnie Barridge OF Randolph and Miss
Ethel May of Hartford Conn, have
been recent guests a Mrs. G. II. May -
Mrs. Charles Bent has been spending rev
days with her aunt, Mrs Ruth Babcock.
Miss Daisy Dean returnes to Goddard
Seminary this week and Alice Chedel be-
gins her first year at Montpelier.-Mlss
Lila Stafford returned Saturday from Bos-
ton.--Mrs. Herbert Woods OF Rochester,
has been at j. A. ChedNl's the past week.
Miss Annie Chedel is to teach again this
fall in Brownsville.-1 village school be
gins next Monday. with II. l.. Waters Of
Castleton and Miss Mabel Smith Of Roches-
ter. teachers. Miss Florence Ingham IL
quite i'll again.
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NEWPORT.

The fair the 18th and 9th was poury
attended on account Of very few exhibits
and the scarcity of premiums. The races
on the 2Sth were the best ever seen on the
track. The track record was lowered to
211A. In the 2:22 class, purse $3.50. Tom
Arnold won the race, with Doris second,
Turvey Drop third, MAY fourth, Nettie
fifth; time, 2:2lh, 2:3Ol4 2:s1i<, 2:3oh 2:2ol..
In the 2:2 class, purse $40, four to start.
Second Thought won the race, Slverdals
second, Corona thir. Cressada fourth; time
2:2aai. 2'29ll. 2:c't7 In the free-for- ALL purse
$500, with six starters. Island Wilkes. Jr.,
won the race in three straight heats, Il. T..
Knott second. Henrys Girl third, Milo
fourth, Rex fifth and Thorp sixth; time,
2:12i2, 2:1lH, 2:lla4.
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GREENSBORO,

Miss Margaret Morse is visiting her SIS
ter at Middlebury.-Joseph Williams and
wife of Wolcott are visiting at G. W. Pal
mer s,-Alson Woodrpanse and family of
Wolcott visited friends in town last week.
Benjamin Macomber, who has been visit
ing at C. w. Thompson's has returned to
his home at Danvers, Mass.-Perley Stew
ems has finished work for Elmer Barclay
and engaged to work for w. f. Hanson.
Mrs. Addie Cotton. who has been stop
ping for time at william Barclays, has
returned to her home in Massacusetts.-
Mrs. Paige, who has been visiting friends
In this vicinity, has returned to her home
at Cabot. Her sister Mrs. Helen Bailey,
accompanied her.--The picnic at Robert
Ritchies on Thursday last in honor Of
Mrs. Mary Jardne was we'll attended,
the speech by the Rev. G. W. Morrow was
very interesting, the speaking and sing
ing was also very good 1t was a very
enjoyable occasion.
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TIE PHILOSOPHY OF FELIX q.
PRYME.

"a rolling stone gathers no moss, but it
enjoys all the advantages of travel.
When you are growing about your
work, think of the poor fellow who has
none.
Patriotism, In the mind Of not uncom-
mon citizen. is another name for partlzan-
ship.
Obscurity has its compa risons he who
flies the highest sometimes falls the far
thest.
You cannot. with much success, Judge
a mans character by the cost of his pana-
ma hat.
Sometimes the Hottest monument tow
ers above the grave Of the poet who starv-
ed to death.
Much talk Is no demonstration of ability;
she noisest automobile does not always
win the race.
The average financial ma gnate feels that
you are taking an unfair advantage when
you attempt to engage him in n converse v
ZION concerning mental development
III the camera could photograph your
thoughts how would you like to have your
picture Hakcn3 ] am asking the question
" you, the man or woman who Is reading
this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Suoeess,"
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WhlISElElD,

The venerable Rufus Bucklin died Satur-
day morning after long illness caused by
a general breaking down Of the system
from old age, He was IS years old last
June and one Of the oldest residents of
town in point Of residence here as we'll as
in age. Funeral services were held at the
house Monday afternoon at two o'clock by
the Rev. William Gsnley and George M.
Jones conducting. Burial W. 90 i'"
cemetery on the common j. l.. Baird H.
putting in a gasolene enalne for the pur-
pose OF cutting ensilage and some other
work,-!The village schools opened Mon
day, September |. with Miss Lulie Jones
teacher in the upper and Miss Sarah
Thompson In the primary department
Two new large woods furnaces have Just
been placed in the basement of the Con-
ereGational ChurclA~-'rhe ladies of the
local Grange held a quilting and sewing
bee last Tuesday at their hall for benefit
Lpl tbs family Of Charles 4. MsCsrty. WIS
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ESTATE OF ALFRED II. LADD.

The undersigned, having been appointed
/ the Hon. Probate Court for the District
ni Grand Isle, Commissioners TO receive,
Innds of all persons against Alfred II.
add late of Grand Isle, in said district,
deceased. hereby give notice that We Will
meet for the purpose Of examining, and
Glowing said claims at the late residence
of deceased, on Monday, the nth day #
September, 1902. and the 10th day Of Feb:
ruary 1903. from o'clock a. m, until 7
six months from the 18th day of
august, A D.. 1902. is the time
limited by said court for said credit
ors TO present their claims to us for ex-
animation and allowance.
DATED at Grand Isle, this Goth day of
August, A D., 1902
Expires February 49, 1903.
d. |. CENTER,
r. T.. SAMSON,
1Ow3t. Commissioners.
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LOWELL

Miss Amy Kinsley ia in burlington this
week.-Miss Mabel Dlrivage. who teaches
in Brigham Academy. has returned to her
school Helen and Lucy Stephenson, Clara
Burgess, Harry and Tbeda Welman are
attending brigham Academy at Bakers
field Bernicc Patterson, Leon Barre and
Clarence Leclair and academy at Bart
Carroll Powers and Elmer Warner the
academy at Derby and Lois Sanborn the
graded school at North Troy.-Mrs. Henry
Parkhurst Of North Troy is visiting in
town.-Mrs V. NJ Parker and daughter
Elsie are visiting in Newport this week.
MIR and Mrs. l.. r. Welman and family.
and MIR. and Mrs s. p. Cello and daughter
Minnie are camping at Trogan Park this
week-The following was the justice ticket
elected: c. O. Tillotson, n. o. Hines, Free
man Farman William Weed V NJ. Park
or A. I. Steboins and j. F. Stephenson
The school directors have reshngled the
village and north school houses, and will
repair the furnace in the village school
house.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES T. RROUIL-
LE,TTE OF BU ELLINGTON.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit
tendcn, SIS.
Chlttenden.
10 all persons interested in the estate of
Charles T.. Broutllette, late of Burlington.
In said district deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned tho
osth day of Sept next for the settlement of
the account of the administrators cum
testament annexo, of the estate or
Charles z. I}rouillette late of Bur
lineton. in said district, deceased, ana
for decree of the residue of said estate
to the lawful claimants of the same, and
ordered that public notice thereof be gwen
to all persons interested in said estate 10y
publishing this order three weeks success
sivcly previous to the day assigned, in the
lurlincton Weekly Free Press, n news
paper publ 81 I'd in said district.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO APP
pear at the Probate Court Rooms in Bur
lineton. Vermont, On the day assigned.
then and there to contest the allowance
Of said account If you see cause, and to
establish your right as heirs, legatees ard
lawful claimants of said residue.
Given under my hand. this 3rd day or
: rtomher, 1902.
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM
~ w3t Judge.
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SUMMER PHILOSOPHY

When the weather's hot hot torrid.
And Sahara seems its kin,
Though we vow tbs beastly horrid,
Yet in happiness we grin;
For we know the suns cremation
Will prevent the social claim
For to play until prostration
The ping pong game!
Now please tell us, tell US truly,
Ye who pirate about the heat,
Were the weather less unruly
Would your joy be more complete?
Then the Panama expensive,
For which you've spent your pelf,
Would be lying, sad and pensive,
Upon the shelf!
Peter Pry In Baltimore Herald
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Frank and Fred Church attend school at
the Centre this fall.-Miss Lillian Knowl-
ton from Cedar Park has been a guest at
II. p. Tracy's the past few days-Elsie
Hebard visited her aunt in Braintree last
week-Most of the Centre people went to
Randolph to see the President last Satur-
day. w. II. Church was in Rochester re-
Gently on BUSINESS katherine Ben
ham was at Harris Holman's last Satur-
day.-Most OF the farmers are digging their
potatoes, which are rotting badly.
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tainment followed the supper and the
ey enng was delightfully."- closed by games.
ON August % son was horn to Mr.. ard
Mrs Edward Davis and a daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. George Edson.-Mrs
Henry Gardner and daughter Alice nave
taken a trip to Rutland tor few days
Mr.. Juba Buck Of Heeno IS visiting rela-
tivos i'm town.--W. II. :. Whitcomb OF
burlington, general agent of the Erritallc
Life Insurance society Of New York, was
a recent guest at DR. Morgan s.-The Rev.
Miss RIOS oe lcctured in Tyson last week
on Wednesday eveniug.-The social and
sale held ON August % for tn" benefit o.
the Urversalist Church was a success so
ciallY and financially. The loan "Nhibit If
antique articles WAS of especial interest to
muny.-Mr. Edwin Kendall and son Clar-
ence were in town recently, calling On old
frends.-Mr. ana Mrs l.. r. Kendall Of
Ludlow and Miss Chilson of Hebron. Neb.,
recently visited at Mr.. Perkins Fletcher 3.
A. republican, rally was held in FolCh.
willie last week OF Monday evening. Fine
addresses were delvered 10y Mr.. Sheldon II
Remington and j. G.. Enright Of Windsor.
Good music was furnished.
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has had very large practice. He is sur
vived by widow and two children, Morti-
mer G.. Nichols and Miss Nadine C. Mich
OILS both of this city.
The granite manufacturers OF Barre
have secured one or two notifications to
tho recent ruling on granite shipments
which went into effect September l. Tn
der the regulations that went into effect
last month. cars could not be placed by
the railroads free for loading for less than
carload shipments. Under the new ruling
notice of which was received yesterday,
the Central Vermont agrees to place cars
for lcss than carload shipments, weighing
in excess of 10000 pounds, free of switch
Ing charge. providing such shipments arc
properly loaded,
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READING.

In spite Of the threatening weather the
Roptist pcople had successful baby show
and supper last Friday. Iaul Morgan re-
ccived the first prize, china cup, and
three babies Slayton Kendall l!Hona
Hammond and Alice Parker received the
Same number of votes. Each had rib
bon prizc. Praise OF the beauty OF the
youngest baby, sayton Wilson Kittredge
n four months old baby from Brownsville
was heard on all sides. A pleasant enter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-04
EAST R0XBU RY

Frank Donaway was given surprise
birthday party last week, August % Re
freshments OF ice cream, cake ana ba-
nanas were served. He reca"ed nice gold
ring from his mother.-Mrs. Eliza Pope
and Wayne Homer from Barre visited
friends in this place last Week.-Mrs..
Henry Alexander and children and Mrs.
Ernest Blanchard and Paul returned TO
their homes last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Blanchard visited friends in South
Royalton last week.-Mrs.. Bertha Pope
and little Fra Homer from Barre were
guests at George Fosss last week-Mr.
and Mrs. William Emsley returned to
their home in Barre Saturday.-Bert AL
len and Mrs. F. O. Allen expect to visit
friends in Post Mills this week. George
Arthur, Ernest and Lena Wheatlcy Wis
tied friends here recently.-News was re-
reived here last week of the death OF Mrs.
Charles Bramen at her home in Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Ruiz were in Ser-
lin a day recently.-Mrs. H. L. Hunt from
BROOKLYN N. Y, and Mrs Cora Noble
were guests at l. o. Thayer's recently.
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CABOT

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunter Of Pitts
field, Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Myers s.
Mr.. Hunter is n brother of Mrs. Myers
who is engaged in the electric light bust
ness supplies at that place. having charge
over a night shift of 10 men-The Rev
o. f. Aiken Of the Methodist Church will
speak next Saturday morning upon the
subject of The Devil"-Fred Burnham Of
Boston visited his father Chandler Burn
ham, for q few days this week, arriving
Saturday. Mr.. Burnham, formerly Cabot
boy, has worked ny to a very good posi-
ton in life insurance company.-Quite
large representation from this town
velt.-The Rev. D. L. billiard will speak
for a few Sunday evenings upon subject
growing from the topic, The Storm
Centers Of the Twentieth Century
Every one who can should avail them
selves Of the opportunity OF hearing his
discourses thcreon.-Miss Lcda b. Stew
ems returned to her school at Barre Tues
dav. She has been assisting In caring for
her sister Mrs L. w Burbank-Mr. and
Mrs. p. d. Bonfll and Miss Edith Morse
visited friends in Barre over Sunday
Ralph Perry. the young son of w. j. Per-
ry. broke his arm In falling from wagon
last Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Grace
entered the employ for one year Of w. j.
Perry, September The building of the
new road to the Miller place mas been let
to f. H. Wheeler who has already began
its construction.-Fran Webster OF l'os-
ton 81 visiting relatives in town.-A fam
ilv reunion was held with Mr.. and Mrs.
2. X. Carney Tuesday the 18th ult., at
which &c were present "a being members
of the family circle: Julian Marsh and
family and Or. Arthur Marsh and family
of Westvile Conn. Mr. William Marsh
and family Of Cabot and the members of
the hosts family. including Mr. and Mrs,
w. H. Myers, Mrs. and Miss Story.
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs. Benjamin Paxton spent yesterday
with friends in Burlington.
The Ladies' Aid society met yesterday
with Mrs. Drew Daniels.
Miss Harriet Morse has returned to town
after the summer vacation.
The band serenaded Charles Wells the
representative-elect, Tuesday evening. At
ter the serenade Mr.. Wells thanked the
band, in an appropriate manner, and in
vited them In to partake of cake and cof-
fee
A party OF young men are to make a
trip TO Mt. Mansfield Friday.
About % young people enjoyed n hayrack
ride and corn roast up Little river Tues
day evening.
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MORETOWN.

School commenced Monday with Misc
Luna Howe In the upper and Miss Flor
ence Haylett In the lower room.-Miss
Alice Taylor Ia visiting her brother. j. w.
Taylor this week.-Mrs. Thompson and her
family moved Monday TO Waitsfeld.-Os-
car Harrington, wife and three children
from New Hampshire came to J. W.
Taylors Monday night on visit,-F'annie'
Davis from Waterbury came Tuesday
from Waitsfeld to visit her uncle. r. G.
Atkins and other relatives in town.
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UP-TO-DATE.

Visitor lin the ancient graveyard
"Superb-mag nihcent' So grandly silent!
So eloquently peaceful, And, me good
man, what are these numbered tags you
have tied to each grave marher?"
Sexton (who is tired of answering ques-
tions)-"That's tn rooters rain check,
case c don't like tn game!"-EXchange
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WHAT PING-PONG IS LIKE.

"Ping pong" said the lady In the golfng
skirt, lis just like golf"
ut is Just like tennis" declared the lady
in the linen suit.
You're both wrong" observed the heavy
set gentleman who was wiping his brow
and breathing with evident effort. ITS
Just like hardwork. indianapolis News.
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LET DAD OUT.

She (after the elopemenD-"1 have re-
ceived letter from my father Dear papa
is so absent minded
Hem what way?'
She-"He nclosed a lot Of millinery and
dressmaking bills and forgot to put in the
money to pay for them. New York
Weekly.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Eugene Willis died at his home near
Breezes Mills Thursday evening of bilious
fever.
Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan and Mrs. ]. II.
Mcclellan went Saturday to Saratoga for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs N. Y, Sprague OF Brook
lyn. n. Y, are in town for few days.
Mrs George i. Ide Of Lyndon Ia the
SlAoSk NJ heC. SISTER, Mrs. u. M. Wuconb.