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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-20
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

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son OF "lr. ana Mrs' .: D. N'hs VI 'n's
place. 10 take pace NoVetnper z"
H. L. floIin'ti mas rented inc flt'S mousse
lately vacated ny M NJ wilson ana VIII
mov" his FAMILY there from the tarm
winch VIII he carried on by ms SON Roy
MISS cara Bean mas peen engaged TO
teach the winter term IN the iemple uls-
trlct
IRIS inc niue daughter or MI ana MIS-
N c, Buck, Is quite III.
Mrs George Wood OF Hartlahd mas
moved mere and VIII occupy the tenement
IN the hendrlck mouse lately vacated by
Mrs jennie lass
a daushter was porn MONDAY TO III H.
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TOpsham were in town on Tuesday of
last week visiting his sister. Mrs Laura
ID. Stow.--Last Thursday Edward o. Mat
toon while assisting his brother-in-law,
George NJ. Medcalf, In placing sap-hold-
cr suffered severe wound in his face by
the holder falling against 1t and cutting
deep cash from the nose toward the
chin. DR.. T.. H. Godfrey was called and
took several stitches in the wound.-Al-
bert Thompson of Corinth, but formerly or
this town, cut off the middle finger of his
left hand last Thursday while at work
near n saving machine. Dr. Story n.
Goss was called to make n complete am
putation and dress the wound.-Mrs. Will
liam A. Hood returned last week from
visit to her daughter. Mrs Eulie Lane in
Boston.--Chcster Bixby OF South Washing
ton went to IIeaton hospital last week
Thursday and had a growing bunch on
his under lip removed Julia. Cummings
left town on Saturday morning to spend
the winter with her father, Prof. William
III. Cummings. in Hadley Mass, where
she intends to continue her course in music
J-David A. Hutchinson has moved from
the Tarbell house to the dwelling house
of Curtis O. Slack below the iron bridge.
Elmer OsEood. an academy student
boarding with the Misses Andrus. while
ont hunting last week Carclcssly pointed
his gun at his left foot and shot off the
second toc.-Miss Belle Chandler, the tele-
phone girl attending at the State House.
was in town over Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John h. Bacon. with whom she used
to live.-NIrs Minnie (Whitney) Hodgdon
of Montpelier and her husband were in
town Sunday visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. \. w. Whitney.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Il.
Hutchinson last Saturday aftcrnoon.--Mrs.
Emmclinc WatcrsOn came home from
Williamstown on Monday after long alb
sence visiting her sster-in-law, Mrs. Will
liam Il. pratt.-A1r. and Mrs. Newell s.
BiXby spent two days in Thetford last
week on a visit to his sister Edward II.
the siX-ycar-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John b. Bacon, is very sick with peri
tonitis. Drs Smith and Frost Of Han
over, ~ H., were called in council with
Dr. r. II. Godfrey the attending ply
stefan, the first of last week.
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GAYSVlllE.

Sina Loury lost one of his work horses
last week.-Bert Cady of Barnard was in
town recently.-Mrs. Ella NJ Page spent
Saturday in Bethel-Mr. and Mrs r. f.
Wilson have been guests at Fl. A. +. Rich
ardson's in RoXbury this week-Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Young were called home from
New York last week by the illness of
Mrs. Youngs mother, Mrs. Davis. The
Rev. w. \. Warner of Bethel preached at
the Congregational Church last Sunday in
exchange with the Rev. Mr.. Waffle
Mrs. Emma Waters of Barnard visited
her son Harris Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. a. Luce were in Bethel recently.-M.
l.. Wyman returned from Boston Satur-
in Bethel Morday.-Dr. +. f.. steele has
been confined to the house several days
with bronchitis.-Mrs. Mary Chandler Of
Stockhridge has been caring for her moth
er, Mrs. Frank Davis. A. Chcdel at
tended the district meeting of /. O. o. e,
at Windsor, Friday. the l4th.-Earl Gift
ford and Arthur Page of Sherburnc were
at Melvin Davs's the first of the week.
j.. V. Ilassam was home from Marshheld
over Sunday,-Mrs Helen d. Hartford,
president of oregon W. c. T. L., will
evening at 1880 o'clock.-Mrs. Lewis of
Bethel held a spiritualist meeting at Mrs.
f. ID. Gould's Tuesday evening.-Mrs.
Charles Duke returned to her home in
Mortified MondaY.-Sina Loury is moving
this week into the house he recently
bought.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
F0RESTDAlE

Saturday while a. 5. Newton was driv-
ing from Brandon his horse became fright
cued at a dog near Il. W. Rogerss and
jumped, throwing Mr.. Newton out. Ow-
ing to his advanced age it bruised him
quite badly. The horse was caught near
the stone mill by Frank Chandler The
horse or wagon vas not damaged
and Mrs. l.. H. Fortier are visiting their
daughter in Rutland.-E. g. Hooker caught
"a fisher cat Saturday. lie sold it Tues
day for $10.-It. r. Mcintyre and Miss
Edith Mcintyre spent Sunday I'm Proctor
Charles Savage of Greenfield, Mass is
the guest of Norman Nicklaw.-Mrs. ID.
j. Mcintyre and children of Proctor are
visiting relatives here-Miss Julia How
ard and Miss Grace Burdck of Rutland
visited at II. T.. Rowc's this week.-Mrs.
Harriet Winsow IL visiting her son In
Keene, n. H.--Mrs. j. W. Symons was in
Rutland this week.-Mr. Norton and Mrs
Amanda Smith of Syracuse, n. Y. are
guests at the Rev. c, r.. IIill's.--Roy
Sessions of Middlebury visited at Mrs a.
G.. Capen's this week.-Schools closed in
section - F'rday.-Mr. and Mrs, j. A.
Smaley spent Sunday with friends in
hIi1dlebury,
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LEMUEI. p. PLATT'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit
tenden.
Tie Honorable the Probate Court. for
the District of Chittenden.
TO the heirs and all persons Interested
In the estate of Lemucl b. Platt late of
Hurlingtor, in said district, deceased
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been made to
this court in writing, by the administrator
Of the estate OF said Lemuel 3.
and authority to sell the whole OF the real
estate of said deceased. representing to
said court, that it would be beneficial to
the heirs and all persons Interested in the
estate of said deceased. to sell the whole
Of the real estate of said deceased, and
convert the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent and
appreciation in writing of all the heirs to
said estate residing in this State and set
ting forth the situation of the real estate.
and assigned the 9th day of December
1902. at the Probate Court rooms, in
said District, to hear and decide upon "a ID
application and petition and ordered
public notice thereof be given to oil per-
sons interested therein, by publishing said
order. together with the time and place of
hearing, three weeks successfully, in tha
Burlington Weekly Free Press, a newspa-
per which cirCulates in the neighborhood
OF those persons interested in said estate.
all of which publications shall be previous
to tue day assigned for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said Court, at the time ard
place assigned. then and there, in said
granting OF such a license. II you see
cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate
Court rooms, this 18th day of November
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM,
Il, wet. Judge.
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ESTATE or ELLEN l.. PLATT OF

ESTATE or ELLEN J.. PLATT OF
RUHLlNGTON
STATE OF VERMONT, District of Chit
tendcn, s..
The Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Ellen l.. Platt, late of Burlington, in
said district deceased, intestatc,
Whereas, said court has assigned the
9th day of December next for the settle
ment of the account of Julia b Plat. the
adm1istratriX of said estate. and also
the settlement of the said Julia p. Platt's
account as guardian of Clara Il. Platt
for a decree of the residue Of said estate
to the lawful claimants of the same. and
ordered that public notice thereof be Civ
on to all persons interested in said
estate. by publishing this order three
weeks success siVely previous to the day
assigned. in the burlington Weekly Free
Press, a newspaper published in said dis
triCt.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the Probate Court rooms in Bur
lincton. Vermont on the day assigned
then and there to contest the allowance Of
said account if you see cause. and to eS-
tahish your right as heirs legatees and
lawful claimants Of said residue
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
November. 1902
MARCEILUS a. BINGHAM
u ,w3t. Judge
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ROCHESTER,.

Luella Eaton has returned from Massa-
chusetts in poor health.-Thirty dollars
was realized from the entertainment by
the Old Maids last Thursday evening.
Fred Marsh was hurt quite badly last
Tuesday while repairing a bridge on his
place.--Clarence Martin was in Randolph
last week with load of apples TO sell.
Mr.. Williams was in town last week.
q. l.. Greeley w. IL. Campbell. Charles
Hulett and Or. Huntington went to Mont
pelier Tuesday to attend a Masonic meet
ing.-A silver medal speaking contest will
be held in the q. A, X. hall Friday even
ing under the direction of the w. c. T..
U.-Arthur Hiltman from Boston, Mass,
is boarding at Mrs. Stearns's for the
winter.--Fred Whitaker has moved his
family into Sarah Williams ) house--Chas
Marsh has sold his farm to New York
party.-George Howe from Randolph and
his brother from Manchester, n. H, were
in town last week.-Leslie Pierce has re-
turned from Boston, Mass, for a few
weeks Anna Marsh, youngest child of
Fred Marsh, was badly scalded by hot
water Monday morning.
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WINDSOR COUNTY,
BE T HELL.

John Marshall Shaw. aged 100 years,
died at his home Saturday morning after
very short Illness. On the day before
his death Mr.. Shaw was able to stand n
moment without assistance. and on Satur-
day morning had arisen from his bed to n
chair and n few moments later died. AL
though feeble in body. his mind appeared
to retain its fun strength up to the very
last.
Carl d. Gushing has sold his tannery
plant to II. G. Fisher & Co. The firm Is
composed of Edwin G. Fisher, Eugene
Fisher and W. A. Dietrich of Gowanda,
\. y. The new firm took possession of
the plant last week and have already put
few hands at work and expect to run
the plant to its full capacity.
Mrs. Charles Spauding returned Friday
from few weeks visit in Connecticut.
Two sisters from an orphans home at
Montreal were in Bethel last week and
received $40 for the home.
a side track is being built from the
White River railroad to connect with the
bobbin shop.
Pearl Savage has mounted ~ deer heads
this month.
Dean Upper Is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Anna Tucker at Ipswich, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Howe of ST. Johns
bury are visiting their daughter, Mrs. w.
r. King.
Miss May Wilson visited friends in North
Hartland last week.
L. Il. Bartlett, a former resident of
Bethel moved his family from Spring
field to Bethel Saturday and will occupy
the G.. f. Lewis house on River street
Mr.. Bartlett will work for the Woodbury.
Granite company.
w. 4. King moved in to the A. II.
Bowen house recently purchased by him,
Friday.
Ephraim Weston Is making repairs on
his residence on Main street.
! The incorporators mentioned in the new
charter for the White River Railroad
company have given notice that they will
not accept a charter with any amendment
annexed thereto providing for the pay
ment of land damages.
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MORET0WN,

John Kinsbury and wife went to Barre
last week to visit her sister there.-Pett
Griffith has moved from Barre into the
upper tenement of II. o. Ward s.-Quite
a number from here attended the we'd
ding of Miss Annie Posnet Monday.-Mrs.
SomerVille visited Mrs. Guyett Mon
day.-Mr. II. Gilligan moved Saturday
into II. O. Wards house up by the mill
Milo RaVlin moved into Frank Buckley's
house on the hill.-Miss Flora Barnes is
stopping with her sister, Mrs o. b. Wells,
for a whie.-AIss Mabel Atkins visited
her parents Sunday-Quitc a number
from here attended the dance at the
Naples Friday night. A few went to the
hotel hall the same night, Mr., Ashley,
Harold Haylet and Miss Addie Freeman
were the musicians. All report a fine
time.-J. s. wilkins has put an injunction
on the mine recently sold by S. Somer-
ville,-M. n. Griffith went to Barre last
week, swapping his bay morse for a big
pair Of grey horses.-The ladies' prayer
meeting will be held at Mrs. n. o Ward $
Friday.-Dana Lapoint and Mr.. Teachout
from Bolton visited at II. n. Gill's over
Sunday.-Mr. Dan Mars and wife visited
at Sidney AtkinS'S Sunday
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MIDDl Essex

George Eassett of Boston was in town
Friday.-About $40 was realized hy the
Ladies' Home Circle society from the re-
cent fish chowder supper held at hotel
hall-Miss Caroline Swift was home from
stowe over Sunday.-The Ladies Ala so
ciety enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon
Wednesday, Nov. 10. with Mrs. NJ. J.
SCott.--Mr. and Mrs f. f.. Campbell Wis
tied in Barre couple Of days last week.
Miss Ruth Riford Of Randolph has been
visiting friends in town for several days
past.-About 50 couples attended the dance
given by James Cameron Friday evening
Charles Jones' OF Barre visited over Sun
day at William Shepard s.-Clydc Clogs
ton has been confined to the house by Ill
ness for a few daVs.-Cady Earle Is home
from Mortified sick with the measles
He Is attended by DR.. Mcclure Of Mont
pelier.-J. r. Hills of Montpelier has been
calling on his many friends I'm town the
past week.-Mrs.. y. j. Miles Is visiting her
d. lighter, Mrs. w. c. White, in Williams
tovll-Rufus Leland has moved his fam
lily into the house owned by John Long.
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WAlTSfIElO.

Dan Rich lost the end of one finger on
his right hand and his hand was badly
hurt one day last week while working
in the stream mill of the Morarty Bros
The Rev William f. Gany and family
went Monday, November II to Canter-
bury, n. H.. where he is to locate as the
pastor of the Congregational Church.
DR.. Freleigh, who was here last week
with the intention Of locating for the
practice of his profession. has gone to
Waterbury where 1t Is reported he is to
locate.-It is reported a new steam mill
is to be built soon in the east part OF the
town~-The Good Templars at their next
meeting Friday evening Of this week are
to have installation of officers. and also
plan to have a good literary programme,
They will about the middle of December
next celebrate the Bath anniversary of
the organization of the lodge which was
organized December Ii, 1868, and has ever
since that time maintained its organiza-
ti0n.-Vhe venerable Florence McCarty Is
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EARN EOR SALE.

l offer for sale the Jane NJ. Smith farm,
Il farm I'm the town of Addison, about SIX
miles from NerGcnnes and one mile north
# Addison village. Said farm contains
81 nout 81 acres of excellent land, is suit
81 ~ divided into meadow and pasture,
Includes 20 acres OF wood and valuable
timber, all moving done with a machine,
no waste land, no daisies, chicory or wild
about 300 fruit trees, two wells
md running water near the buildings llN-
ing spring water in the pasture, buildings
, onsist OF a one one-half story ana CON
,cuient house, horse and COW barn, hay
iarn hog and corn barn. hen house, etc.
= location near church, creamery store and
blacksmith shop. This Is a most desirable,
:l around dairy farm and will To- sold
20 close the estate r. j. BOOTH, Admir-.
FerrisburCh, Vt, oct, H. 1902. 11,wtf.
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BRAlNT REt.

Miss Lila Batchelder returned to her
home last Monday, having finished her
school i'm Barnard.-Alta, youngest daugh-
Ter of Levi Stone, has come from Lincoln
to stay with him for the winter.-lA2zie
Boro is working for Mrs. George Cahee.
Will Campbels little son is visiting his
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Campbell.-Mrs. Abby Cummings has
gone to East Braintree to spend the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Byron Wake
hcld.--Mrs Cady of Woodstock Is visiting
her niece, Mrs Frank Batchelder,--
Mrs. Il. f.. Nckerson is building "A new
tlume to replace the one washed away by
the freshet last spring,-The 2lst birth
day of Glenn F., Wilson was celebrated
at his home last Monday evening, Berry
Sumner of Brookfeld called on his broth
err, NJ. C sumner, Tuesday. --Frank Sum-
ner, who Is i'll with dropsy is failing.
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BROWNINGT0N.

Collins French has sold his farm to A.
i Dennson, price $500. Mr. French is
TO remain on the premises until next
spring. Tho proceeds at the entertain
ment of the Ladies' Aid on November 10
at the town hall was about So.-Elisha
Foster and wife have decided their home
stead at Evansville, to T.. w Alexander
for which Mr.. Alexander is to support
them during their natural life. Mr.. Eos
tor served in tho civil War and his health
is failug.-Fclix Pclow has moved from
the H. c. Seavy farm. where lie has lived
for the last three years to Barton Land
ing.-The George Clark place, known as
the Berry farm Is sold to Joseph Benoit.
w. u. Fletcher has left town for parts
unknown
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Miss Elsie Clark is i'll and has gone to
Montpelier to take treatment of DR..
Rrock.-Arthur Stratton is i'll with typhoid
fever The play "Our Jim" was we'll at
tended. There were 26o people present the
last evening. The church fair is to be
held on the 18th and 18th of next month";
The Sibley wooden mills started again the
third.--Mr Emmons is moving his stone
business to Montpclier.--Peter Lovely has
exchanged his house for a farm in Jones
vile.--John Jarvis and Jack Albin are
moving to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Durham
of Waupaca. Wis, is visiting in town.
a stone containing 90 feet was drawn from
Sodom to Montpelier by is horses, II in
front and six behind
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs Olin Billings and Mrs. Patton of
Sharon were guests at Albert Sargent S
recently.-Mrs. Gertrude Lewis is engaged
in Mrs. Frank Bryant's store while Mrs.
Lizzie Rford is sewing in Mrs. j. NJ.
Shepards Iressmaking worlx-Mr and
Mrs y. II. Goodale are looking pleased
over the fact of their being grandparents
now, daughter having been born to Or.
and Mrs II. H. Hayward of Tunbridge
on Sunday last-Mrs. Henry Kinsman of
Hartford, Conn, is visiting her sister,
Miss Susan Lamb.-Miss Wyman of Bethel
was a guest of Miss Josie Wyman last
week.-Mrs.. Martha Ordway of Everett,
Mass, is visiting at Albert Sargent's
H. II. Martin is on a trip to Boston and
Worcester. Mass.-Mr. Burnham from the
west is visiting his niece, Mrs. Lucina
DeXter.-The Rev. w. T.. Mann speut n
day in Randolph recently.-Charles Doyle
has entered the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burliugton.-Abert n. Merrill of Han
over. y. H., has been in town on business
and calling on old acquaintances. Town
Treasurer Winslow is collecting taxes
Vie will be found at the Cascadnac house
on Saturdays and II. X. Fosters on Mon
day during November to receive the taxes.
Roy Russ is out again after his fractur-
ed thith.-Mrs. Wight. who is emploved
ut the South Royalton house has been at
home on account of sickness.-Rollin Glib
son of Bethel was in town recently in the
interest of the Mary Howe concert.
which is to be given in the Bethel town
hall on Thanksgiving evening.-Mrs
George Dewey and daughter Hazel are
visiting in Stafford.-Mr Stella Green
mas returned to her home IN Littletown,
y. tI.-Mr. Robinson of Burlington, who
recently purchased the J. II. Kent farm
Is In town-Mrs Edward Hickey of
Bethel. was a recent guest at her par
N n,N1
roll Haynes is charging his house for
the storage of icc--Frank Bryant is rails
ing his barn and otherwise repairing his
huildtngs.-The Hon. william p. Wall Of
Randolph was guest Of his brother.
charles r. Wall last week.-Mr and Mrs
John r. Durkee have returned from their
visiting trip to massachusetts, The soc
ond entertainment in the lecture course
was given by A. Lincoln Kirk at the
Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday
evening. Prof. Kirk IS an old visitor
here and is always welcome as an i'm
pcreOnator and nlOCutionist
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A CHELSEA WOMAN OBSERVES Tooth
BIRTHDAY.

On Tuesday, November IS, 1902, Mrs,
Mary Jane Hall Perigo OF Chelsea reached
her Tooth birthday, which was fttingly
observed by her many friends, some max
ing friendly calls and leaving tokens OF
kindly remembrance and the Congrega-
tional Church ana the Women's Relief
Corps of both which organizations she
was an honored member, by their appoint
ed committees visiting her at the home of
Mrs. Irene Carpenter, with whom she ha s
lived in recent yearA and giving substan-
tial souvenirs. Mrs. Perigo was bow iN
harrington, n. H., and was r-o... q.
Luther Perigo some 20 years ago. then
coming to Chelsea to Il e. He was after
ward a veeran of tlc CIVIL War, having
enlisted In Co. l, lu.h VI. Vols She was
one of 10 children, seven sons and thrss
daughters, and avinE become q member
of the Baptist Church at STAFFORD, y. H.,
later on coming to Chelsea became, by
letter, member OF the Congrega tional
Church in Chelsea, She has taken the
Morning Star (BaptisD newspaper till re-
Gently and been constant reader OF that
and her bible without glasses TIL very
lately. She retains her senses and has 9
remarkably cheerful disposition
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WORCESTER

Mrs. Eliza Madden of California is here
to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Iiarris.-Mrs. Wiley has returned
from her two weeks visit with friends in
Shady Rill Montpelier and Barre.-Mrs.
Emily Drinhwater is i'll with rheumatic
fever Mrs. TarboX of Middlesex Is car
Ing for her.-Fred Witham and Blanche
Graves were married on Wednesday, No
vembcr ). and Arthur Richardson and
Lottie Bates on Saturday. November S.
Mrs, c. +. Nourse of Barre and Mrs Guy
Bancroft OF East Roxbury spent last
week at j. Il. Nilson's.-Sybi Bruce
of Barre is visiting her sister. Mrs w. II.
kellogg.
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FAYSTON.

Mrs. William Dana recently spent few
days with her daughter. Mrs. F. A. JOS
Ign in Northfcld-There were eight deer
killed in this town during the hunting
season, and one bear; also one bear was
killed last May by James p. Boyce.--J. 3.
and j. u. Thompson. are cutting lumber
for a new barn. which they will build
next SEASONAL. s. Strong has sold his
Baird place to the Moriarty Bros. for
$500. reservrg the buildings, and the use
of the cleared land for 50 years.