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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-06
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giaentbiimer, unb Nb. 0reiB.
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Dhentlihe Weinung auf ben Snieln
batten a1s Die Mdnner.
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9obten befinoet fih Die ganse aus
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Wefen beitebenoe 5amilie 9rpitel.
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oas fleine Sduflein Der 8uren in ben
fait 3OmDnatliden Gdmpfen oerart
5uIommengei6mDlaen lit, boB iold
fortgelebte 8erluite feline 8ioerz
itanosfraft id,lieBlid notbeeorungeu
breden mii1ien!
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ten Der 8ebtsmiiienidaft Slider,
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BroseB benz Sbmuraerldt in @ei-
mar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The Whtcomb-Hartwell company have
sold their meat route to Williston ard
Winoosh with the horses and carts used
in conducting the same to a. f.. Read.
The board Of village trustees held their
first meeting of the year Tuesday even
ing. j. L. Palmer was elected road super
iuteudent,
Tho Rev. f. p. Kellogg, pastor of the
Congregational Church at Waterbury, will
preach at the Congregational Church here
Sunday in exchange with the Rev. Evan
Thomas. In the evening Mr. Kellogg will
lciVrr an address to the young people
J, $. Reynolds has sold the Wilbur Drew
place in WilliSton to GustuS Blssett and
has rented MIR Robnson's place in this
village to Alex Dague, who will return
from JonesVille
Alex baguc and daughter Mabel OF
Joilt sviNo have been visiting relatives her
this week
The men at the brick yard were released
from quarantine last night with the eX-
ception Of the man who has had the small
plX and the family of Charles Lavoy witt
whom ne vas staying when taken with Tho
disease They will be held for several
DAVIS
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
WEST BERKSHIRE

Tho funeral of lima Ii. Colcord, who died
at his home in Everett, Mass, Sunday,
April y, was held at the home of his som
in-law. G. II. Austin H. tbs place Wedncs-
day afternoon. April 80, at l o'clock. The
Rev. A. w. Ford officiated. The bearers
were Il. H. Colcord, Earle Colcord, w. r..
Noble and T.. A. Austin. The floral trib-
utes were mary and beautiful Mr.. Col
cord is survived by wife and two daugh-
ters. Mrs c. II. Austin and Miss Lena NJ.
Colcord. The burial was in the East
Franklin cemetery. Those from out of
Mrs. George Colcord, j. *. Whitney and
family. Mrs. w. S. Thayer and Ernest
Thayer of Richford, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pomeroy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Whitney,
Mrs. Hall and G. w. Pcckham of Frank
lin Miss NJ. A. Pomeroy of st. Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Percy of Bedford, y. q.
Mrs. james Cole ord returned to Boston
Monday accompanied by her son, G.. y.
ACstin.-The w. II. NJ. s. of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold a meeting ut
the parsonage Wednesday afternoon, the
18th. Refreshments will be served.-The
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Hicks was buried Sunday.-Chester SeareS
is visiting ut the home of his uncle. G. w.
Scarles.--Mrs. Charles johnson Is i'll, Mrs
". S. Livingston is slowly improving
Mrs. Samuel Pilsbury of Lowell. Mass.
called on her uncle. J. Jollcy Tuesday,
Clarence ST. John of this place and Olive
Bennett of Bakcrseld were married Satur-
day the 3d.-Chestcr Searles of Bristol Wis
tied his uncle. C. w. Searles and called on
old friends and neehbors recently.
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FAlREAx.

Eddie Rowland is failing very fast lately.
Iie is confined to the house nova o.
Corrigan and +. Sanders We're in st. Al
bans last week Mrs Arthur Wingate ha,
hocr quite sick. but il gaining slowly
Or. S. II. Phelps was in Burlington Sat
urday.- Rolla Ryan of the Burlington Bus
mess college, visited his father, +. IT..
Ryan, last woek-Powles & RugCles'
goods were sold Mt auction Saturday to
Clarence I.ampier of North Fairfax Mrs
Sarah Stafford and son returned from
Canton, n. Y. Friday. She will sell all
of her household goods at auction soon
and return to Canton to live.--Dr. George
1lubhell Of Gcorria was in town Saturday,
and visited his uncle Georgc.-Lesler
Hicks il having a very serious time with
his hand.
a. II. Riley has teams drawing pressed
hay to Georgia.-The Methodist Episcopal
Indies Aid society met with Mrs. c. A.
HaWley on Thursday afteInoon.-Archie
league has been visiting friends in St
Adams and East Fairfield the past week -
Mrs. Douglas Buck was called to East
Fairfield Wednesday by the serious illness;
of her brother John Mitchell.--Mr. and
Mrs. Warner and daughter visited at a. II.
Eiley's ana Rolin Wheeler's April 20 and
30.Rishop Hall Of burlington held SER
vices at Christ Church on May 4-Several
from this place were in St Adams May L.
Dudley r. Rood, Artie Beeman and How
ard Row land went to Milton fishing Satl,r-
day.--John Wanzer went to Fletcher Tues
day, May g.
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continue as it was too near the border for
his manager, who got too drunk for bust
ncsS.-Eishop Hall Is to make his annual
visit to st. AIMS church here Thursday
evening, May S-There is to be u confer
cnce of the clergy in st. Adams district
held Friday. with addresses by Rev. MIR.
Bcnham of St Adams and Rev. Mr.. Smith
of Sheldon Rev. DR. Atwell of Sheburne,
who was the first clergyman in charge Of
this mission, IL expected to he present.
The annual village meeting was held Mon
udy evening and the following officers
elected: Moderator, IL. II. Rustedt; clerk,
T.. e. Miller; treasurer, A. n. Clapp; collec-
tor of taxes, j. IL. Gross; auditor, G. f.
Ladd; trustees. |. b. Hawley. l.. II. Smith,
Il. Is. Sllattuck, w. Il. Comngs. W. w.
Wood; fire wardens, Leon Gibson, IL. f.
Clark f.. *. ShattNck: attorney, G. r.
l-add; water commissioner for five years,
j. G. Baker. There was no tax voted en-
account of that article being left out of the
warning and another meeting Is to be call
ed Tor the purpose of voting a taX.-Oscar
MrGregor has leased a store in the Taylor
block and Is to put in stock Of goods,
trunks vaises, harness, etc.-Mr. John
Miller of Montreal was married to Miss
Bessie James Monday afternoon at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. n
James. by Rev. w. c. Scofeld. The newly
welded couple left on the evening train for
Montreal. Prosper Rich of St. Adams Bay
the new church.-Some good strings Of
trout have been caught here the past few
days. Fishing is a little slow yet on ac-
count of the cold streams.--iIoward Shields
of Montreal is visiting his sister here, Mis-
Il
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MILTON.

Mrs. Hortense Minor has gone to phla-
delphia for the summer.-Cieorge Reynolds
and family of Fairfax are occupying rooms
in Mrs. Farchilds house on Main street -
The Milton Whist club S ball last Weuncs-
day evening was attended by about +.
couples. supper was served by Landlord
Skoels at "'Hht GlenWood. Eugene Allen
while at work at the Marrs Hollow cream
cry sprained his wrist quite badly.-GeorpC
Atkins and brother of Montpelier. were il
town Thursday and at camp Watson whlo /
they are getting in readiness for the sum
mcr months.-Duffys Jubilee is billed fol
May 10th a the Village Hall.-MisS Hap
good, who has been visiting Mrs. II. +
Powell returned home Tuesday
those in town to attend the whist Clul
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. ShattuCk, Nj
and Mrs. Harry Buckley, I. d. Barber
William Flynn, Mrs. John Reade of Bur
lington, Mcssrs, Keeer, Miss RogenC
Doughorty of South Hero. and DR.. IIuhb5l
and others of Georgia.-Nrs, Anna Ken.
nedy is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Landon in Georgia.-Dr. A. |. Arhley ol
Essex Junction was in town Wednesday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. George IT. Carr and daughter Gladys
went last week to the AdirondaCkS, VIII re
Mrs. Carr will remain for sometime hop
ing the change will be beneficial to her
health. George Sequn went on Sunday to
New Haven to care for Oliver Sherman.-
Lewis c. Dean, who is at lakewood semi
nary. Union Springs, \. Y, returned nome
to attend the funeral Of his grandmother,
Mrs. j. NJ. Dean, which took place at the
home of her son. w. II. Dean Of Ferris
burEh on Sunday. Ct. NJ. Hazard and
mother a sister of the deceased, Mrs. Alma
Dean and son, Lindley Chandler Peck
Walter Parker and E II. Converse were
also present from Charlotte. The late Mrs.
Dean was born near London, Eng, her
birthday was the same as Queen ~ Gloria :
whom she has outliVed.-Miss Susan Sc
quin, who has been at Pinehurst, North
Carolina, during the winter. returned from
there via Norfolk to Boston by steamer IN
Monday last accompanied by her friend
Miss Keating.--Mr and Mrs. Luther koS-
coe Of Cornwall and Miss Russell Of Man
chester We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j.. w. Roscoe ON saturday and sunday
Ia
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81. ALBANS,

The annual meeting of Bellevue chap
ter, Daughters of the American ReVolu-
ton was held At the residence of Mrs. H.
Charles Royce Thursday afternoon The
following were elected officers for the en-
Stranahan, Vicc-ry gent Mrs. Edward Cur
It's Smith; registrar Mrs w. n. H.
Avery; secretary. Mrs. Homer Charles
Royce; treasurer, Mrs. f.. Med. Locke.
Mrs. Avery road a very interesting
paper on Vermont in the Civil War
and Miss Anna Walker read Mrs, j.
Gregory Smiths thrilling story Of the St
Adams Raid.
Mrs. stephen u. Hopkins has returned
from Monu cal, whore she has been spend
ing several weeks under medical treatment
at DR. Gardrer's private sanitarium Tie
many friends of Mrs. Hopkins will he
in health.
The funeral of Mrs. Rodney G. Bassett,
Nho died ut the hospital about o'clock
on Saturday morning, was held from the
Universalist Church att 80 o. clock Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Eassett was the widow Of
Rodney G. Rassct and was born at East
Montpelier oct. II, 1890 the daughter of
John J. and Lucy C. Willard. She was
married to Mr.. Bassett in 1919 and has RS
sided in st. Adams almost continuously
since. She WAS a member and active
worker in the Universalist Church,
The base ball season opened here on Sat
Continued CD sixth uage)
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COLCHESTER.

Friday, May 9th, Mrs George Root oil
Burlington will give IA reading in the Con
gregational Church under the auspices oil
the Village Improvement societN.-Mlss
Clara Tompson of Bridgeport, Conn, Is
visiting her father Murray Tompson.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis of jericho spent sun
day with their son. stephen CurtiS.-Mr
and Mrs. c. n. Spaulding have moved rom
town. They are visiting friends in MIL
ton at prcsent-Ruel Wheelock has moVe1
to the farm vacated by G. ". Spaulding.-
Enos Bingham of Milton was in town re-
Gently visiting friends Prosper Fratt mas
moved from Frank Gonycau's farm To
Westford-The Kings Daughters VIII
hold their regular meeting next Saturday.
William Severance is on the sick list.
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W!LLISTON.

Miss Persis Crawford went to Grand Isle
last week whore she is to teach this sea-
on.-A. T.. Read was in town Sunday.--'rhe
telephones did good service in calling pru-
ple to the fire Saturday noon when Henry
IHttons buildings We're all burned. or tho
live stock only a calf and pig were burnc d.
a great share of the household furniture
was saved. Evidently ii was the work , f
an incendiary.-Mr Martell Of Essex Cen
ire is at his father in town-Thc Misses
Jsham Of Burlington We're in town Tues
day.-Mrs. Gertrude Foster lSham of Sun
Francisco is at home for the summcr-il.
s. Johnson has added more cows to his
dairy,-Mrs, Martell has an aunt residing
with her, from burlington Mrs Sylvia
tSkinner) Talcott has come from her West
ern home to visit friends She is stopping
with MIS- ElVira TalcOtt, and Mrs Mary
Mhipple in Talcott. The circle of King $
Daughters met with Miss Maria Shamb, au
Friday, in her rooms in Warren's block.
Mrs Felix Sister started Tuesday morn
Ing for a visit to New Hamps hire-A
number from this town ATTENDED Mr. Ber-
rvs funeral in Richmond Tuesday Work
on X. +, Browns store is progressing rap
idly, John Whtcomb has the frame up for
the addition to his house Farmers are
complaining of so much wet weathpr-Ar-
thur Pattcn, who was burned out last Sat
urday has leased the house and barn ON
the Judge Taft farm and will occupy the
same next week
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SWAN

letter received Saturday by Postmaster
c. f. Hall announces that William A. IIol-
brook has been appointed regular carrier
and George Kidder substitute on the new
rural free delivery route No. 3. Their pay
Is to commence July L.
Mrs. Lucia Mason has sold her home
place al the corner of First street and
broadway to Burton NJ. Russell and wife
of Itighgate for $500
The newly elected vcstry of Holy
Trinity Church are Henry A. Burt, Henry
NJ. stone, Charles II. Reynolds, Henry A.
Burt, Jr, Horace Baxter, Charles NJ.
Wead and l.. A. Burnett AT a meeting of
the vestry held Tuesday evening, Henry
A. Burt was elected senior warden Chcre
being no rector to appoint. Charles FL.
REYNOLDS was elected junior warden,
Henry n. Stone clerk and treasurer,
Charles NJ. Woad and n. A. Burt, Jr.. We're
elected delegates to the diocesan conven-
ton at Bellows Falls to be held there
June Is Horace Baxter and b. A. Bur
nett were elected substitutes in case the
delegates could not go.
The base ball management expect to
bring off the first of a series of games
ut the ball grounds here next week Sat
urday.
The St Adams Street railway arc set
ting poles down the hill and will proha
bly, run track to the Barney Marble
Co. S mill.
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GOLD DUST

elosed See Dec. " 3 ls:lmSic. 'J esio syS
GORN.-Reoeipts 1880 bu; exports i,cSs
BIZ: sales 5000 bu futures; spot easy; No.
G7iac elevator and S7Mc lob. anoat. OPP
lions weak closed at lhyi4c net lower
67i.c, closed ssHc; Sept, G4is9sSssd, ciosed
6t,c.
oArs-Receipts 1870, so Du; exports aos 49,
eT wh Ipo' Stead H. 80 whts s no. IRA KS
Western l5Slsa47c; track white 4SopS4c. op.
tions fairly active and easier,
HAY-The market was steady today.
Shipping 55NsCc; good to choice Siad SOC.
Galveston % to 2b pounds 49,: Calfor-
lbs 1Sc
Domestic fleece 2yn &c. Texas l6ul7c.
sli'a5: beef hams "a sci ocaaa@ packet i sl5.o
city extra India mess 5000 Zoo
1.ARD--Was firm; Western steamed
s1l.75 compound IS. 5paS75.
pORK-The market was firm day
Family $3.50; short clear $40 .5od2l.CO; mess
i1.50n Is %.
EGGS-Stcady: State PENNSYLVANIA la
POTAToEs-were weak; State sa5oQ
s26@s.GO. p '' ~ -'''''' , -
PETROLEUM-Was quiet: refined New
York $50: Philadelphia and Baltimor,
NG; do. in bulk siS5.
TALI.OW-Fh mer: city (s2 psr package
sac; country (pkgs FREQ 63.q1c.
COPPER Faster; brokers', st2Mdl2.10
excangc. s12. 0r%t12I 10
COf't'EEASpot Rio was DUH No. Z in
voice ; 1-l6c; mild dull; curjoVd U4Ml2c
Opened steady with prices unchanged to
points lower: closed quiet and net IN
changed. Total sales only go bags in
cludns Dec, s., ih and March at $50
STGAR-Raw was firm; fair rein
ing Sc: centrifugal " test. 3lac; mo
lasses sugar 234C; refined sugar steady
No. 6. 81 Is: No. 7. A.Oe: No S. 3d. 5; No 9
s.. 30; No. 10, SX; No. II. So 50; No. u, S. IS
No. 10, 1910; No. IA, 3.75; confectioners a
$50; powdered t4sc; graduated $40
cubes 1896
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Iettie randall has returned from
Winchendon. Mass, whore she spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. J. +. Brig
ham.--'rhere was a concert at the McthO-
dist Church Sunday evening instead Of the
usual prayer meeting.-H NJ Doanc has
returned from New fork.-Miss Clara
Powers Is at home on VacatiOn.--1he
Brigham academy senior class base ball
team, Rugle staff and some others went
TO St Alhans Saturday. There were Fpis-
copol services at Brigham academy hdll
Monday evening, conducted by Bishop
Hall.
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs. F.. y. Collins is confined to her bed
with inhammatory rheumatism.--Mr
Wells of the L. V. NJ, who has been on
gog ed by the Methodist society, began hi,
labors here Sunday.-The Rev. c. &. Nd
ans of ITinesburgh will deliver the al
dress here Memorial day. y is expected tn,
Ilnesbureh band will be in attendance. -
Presiding Elder George Brown will speal
at the Union Church next sabbath AN,
also administer the sacrament of ti'
Lords supper at two o'clock p. mn. A
Johns arrived home Monday.-Mr. cole
man remains still very low.-Dr Falhy
was in Burlington Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
ESSEX CENTRE.

The farmers are being delayed very
much by the heavy rains the last few
daYs.-Alrs. Gertrude Nichols Jordan of
Berlin. N H., is visiting her parents. Mi
and Mrs. O. a. Nichols.-Mrs Grafton
Brand, who has been visiting relatives in
Northern New York returned home Sat
urday.--Miss Peck of Cambridge, visited
at the house Of William Lang's.-rhere is
prospect of a new rural delivery mail
route, starting from this office, to the
homes of those in the north and east part
of the town. 1t is expected this Will be
established soon after July l. The 9ppli-
cants for carriers are George Sharpley and
e. A. Pillsbury.
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UNDERH'l.l.

The Rev. S. 5. Brigham preached at the
CongreG ational Church last Sunday.-Mrs.
Asa l.. Lane was taken very i'll Sunday
morning. She is much improved now. Miss
Olive l.. Lane of Burlington is caring Tor
her-J. T.. Morse of Cambridge was in town
Tuesday. and Mrs. Joseph Woodruff
celebrated the Goth anniversary of their
wedding Friday May 9Th. This is tho Bird
golden wedding among the Woodruff $.
the father and mother and Mr. John
Woodruff a brother. each having lived to
sec similar anniversaries rcparatioNs
are being made for Memorial day which
Will he fiiinqlN nhsnrNNd AT this nlaCo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-08
COM M ERCIAL.
Nsw York Produce Market

New York. MAY
FI.OUR-Receipts 1885 bbls: exports
. 32l bbls; sales $500 pkys only a mod
crate trade done in top grades. closed easy,
Winter patents sSSg4,6; do. straights
So 7503 80; Minnesota patents IS. s0td4 Is; do,
bakers. SL00ql.SO; winter extras s. 100 8 80;
do. low 81 AIDES 81. s0QSl5.
RYE FI.OyR-The market was dull.
Fair to good sSl5Q34o; choice to fancy
So 501f3 IS
WHEAT-Reccipts MM5 bu exports
1881 bu; sales $4,000 bu futures; 1900
In spot. Spot weaker; No, red STAG, ele.,
va,or: No. 2 red SS7sc fob. afioat; No |
Northern Duluth S25sc fob. ahoat; No /
Manitoba $3.50 fob. ahoat. Options &C
tive and heavy; closed at li4Qli3c net de-