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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-14
RUFUS RIN ION.

H. E No. 32ll8. for the Mel 4SEl 4,
and SE14 NEI-4, Sec 80. and 81 2
NW1 4 Sec SO. + 3 N, R 8 west of ST.
Stephens meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon
aud cultivation of said land, viz
Scott Beardslee, Dan Jackson, Ike
Pearce, Henry Hinton, all of Richton
Miss. FRED w. COLLINS, Register.
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Ellis & Sullivan, (G, w. Ellis, ID. E.
Sullivan)-Will practice in the Circuit,
Chancery, Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office over First National Bank.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land Of
flee at jackson, Miss, Jnly s, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup.
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the circuit clerk,
Perry county. at Augusta, Miss, on
August Is. 1903. viz:
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-07-14

The q. G.. Business ollege, of Me-
ridian, Miss, has secured the services
of A j. Courtenay as first assistant in
the Bookkeel ing department. Mr..
Courtenay is fine psnman, has had
business experience. and was trained in
Baltimore, Md, to teach in business
college. June 1.
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ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW.

S. E. Travis-Will practice in all the
courts. State and Federal.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

G.. G. Robertson-District No. 3
Court days 2nd and 4th Saturdays in
each month. Office in Court House.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Progress is authorized to announce
the folliwing- named gentlemen as can
didates, subject to the action of the
democratic party:
The choice Of the Progress for Lieuten-
ant Governor is
CAPT. J. P. CARTER.
For State Senator-2nd Senatorial Dis
trict
j. T. PARKS,
$, T. GARRAWAY.
T. j HARDY.
For Representative,
FL. STUART STEVENS.
A. G. BROWN.
H. V. LEVERETT.
For Sheriff
r. E. L. EATON.
r. d. BATSON.
B. M. MOFFETT.
For Circuit Clerk,
j. NIXON
r. CT. COWAN.
For Chancery Clerk,
T. E. BATSON.
G. @. DEARMAN.
H. NJ. McCALLUM.
s. d. KING.
Fort County superintendent of Education
E. j. CURRlE.
For Treasurer,
d. K. HEMETER.
l.. l.. POWELL.
DAVID FARLEY.
For County Tax Assessor.
W. j. BASS.
For superintendent 9:
j. P. PACE.
w. A. BURCH.
J. B. LIMBAUGH.
J. T. CIRCUIT.
For Justice of the Peace, Beat 2,
Il. G. ROBERTSON.
j. W. BOLTON.
| W. G. HARDEE.
/ For Constable-2nd District-Beat 8.
j, S. WHITE.
For Constable-2nd District-Beat 2
j. E. WATTS.
STEWART BAYGENTS.
GEORGE MCINNIS, JR.
JOHN DOSSETT
| CHARLEY POOL
For upervisor-Beat 4.
J. H. DIVERSIFIED.
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Louis H. Howard, NJ. D., Physician
and surgeon-Specialist in diseases of
of women and children. Office in Tur-
ner building. up stairs. Residence phone
ia; Office &C. Hours a. NJ. to ~ III /;
1870 to 4 p m. Hattiesburg, Miss.
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DIR. Henry L. flake, Physician and
Surgeon Special attention to Women
and Children. Office over Citizens
Bank Hattiesburg, Miss.
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FOR RENT--Four of the best offices in
HattieSburg. Well lighted and vent-
lated. Hattiesburg Drug Co. july10tf
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P. & L. R. R. R. CO.
TIME TABLE NO, 6.

Taking Effect Sunday, April %, 1870,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-06

having had ono of his hands sawed off
diagonally across from the little finger
Although apparently attended to proper
lv. it did not heal and he has now gone
to Farnhdm to have it examined by a
surgeon there.
Numlcr 8 ON the Central Vermont was
delayed two hours yesterday on account
of the wreck at Georgia.
The Swanton base ball club went to
MorrisVillc this morning.
The ZION. Henry NJ. Stone has returned
from an extended Southern trip.
Frank +. Mannix is Il delegate from
the Victor Lodge of the order of Elks
To- the grand lodge meeting to be held
in Baltimore, Md.
Sam Dorman, wife and child start
Thursday on their return to Mexico.
Mrs j. l.. Foreman arrived from
Lowell. Mass. Tuesday.
r. T.. Mead of Royalton is visiting
friends in town
Miss Kate Farrell has gonc to Rutland
on Il visit.
Tho Roy S. H. Smith of Richford was
IN town this week on n visit to his old
parishionors and friends
Mrs. Allie Barr has returned home
from visit to the south part part of
the state.
)r. G. Il. Allen and wife. who have
been tho guests of Manager f.. j. Charm
bcrlan of the Canada Atlantic 1T ottawa,
returned home Wednesday. They were
sent homo in Mr.. ChTnhcrlain's special
private car
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MORRISVILLE.

The game OF base ball played Sat
urdaY afternoon on the old fair ground
between the Cambridge and Morris
Vile teams was very interesting. this
being the "ruhber' game between the
two teams. The game resulted i'm a
score of to ( in favor of Cambridge.
Yesterday afternoon tho home team
PLAYED game Of bail with Swauton.
r,vcrNono expected q close game AS
Swanton won both games played last
year The first three innings were close
hut in the fourth Morrisvilc got the lead
and from then on had good control of the
game and won out 10y a score of ~ To :.
Parker and Miner were the battery for
MorrisVilo, Mcdollo. ilinikcr and tlor-
gan for the visitors, Medcllc pitching
four innings and Thinker five Parker
struck ont q Mcdelle |. iIillilicr (; base
ON balls, off Parker 3, off Medello 4, off
lllllikcr {: wild pitches, Medelle |, iiill-
lior base hits off Parker 10, off Medellc
.. off ilillikcr .; errors, MorrisVillo ,,
Swanton II: two base hits, MorriSvillc >.
three base hits Morrisvllo ..
Worthwhile will play return game
With Woodbury. on their grounds next
saturday.
The Hon. +. G. Fleetwood left ycstcr-
day for Newport. where he will attend
the meeting of the Vermont Bar aSsocia-
ton.
The Morse grocery store and meat mar
kot have been purchased hY w. a. Farr
and T.. 4. Savage, parties from Mont
polier, They have taken possession
Henry Waite left last evening for "A
short business trip to Alburgh and points
i'm t'aunda
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CAMBRIDGE.

The Cambridge ball team played with
the team IN MorrisVille last Saturday
and came home very happy as the score
stood six to four in favor of CambridGo
This was the rubber game, Both teams
plav in Stowe during "Old Home Week "
The Rev. Mr. Mohr and Lloyd BcntlY
went to Mount Mansfield last Thursday
hv the way Of Tndcrhill Center, return
ing FridaY.-Mrs Hattie Putnam wont
to St JohnSbury last week and brought
her little Annie home for awhile.-Mrs.
William Puffer, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs, Luther Putnam, return
cd to her home in R'chford last We'd
rcsday.-Qute a number of the little
pooplo had picnic back of Mr.. La
points Friday i'm charge Of Mrs. Mary
Ellinwood.-C FELTON, of st. Al
bans who has been at her grandfather
Putnams returned to her home Tues
dav.-Mrs Mary Morse and daughter,
Anna. go to California to visit her sis
tor. Mrs Susie IIerrick on the q. A. r.
excursion. Frank Butter and George
nunton also go on the excursion. Frank :
brother Darwin, lives in Sacramento,
Cal-Quartcrly services will he held next
sunday nj the Methodist Church the Roy.
L. $ Nultcr of ST. Adams onciatng.-
H. G. hopkins returned from burlington
last ThursdaN.-M RiNhy and daueh-
ter. Myrtle. have gone to Portland Me,
for n few weeks visit-Conroy Lcavcns,
who went to Manchester. y. H., a few
weeks ago. has returned home.-Thc w.
H. NJ. S. served public supper Tues
dav and invited the Ladies' Home circle
from the Valley and the w. "A. Nj. 5.
from Joffcrsonvillc-M Ellen Stafford
has been on the sick list several days
T.. A. Gilmore, who has taught the high
school for the past five years, has been
engaged to take charge of the graded
school in Underhill. Mr.. Gilmore has done
good service here and won many friends
and been a great help in the church work
All regret his departure. Kirk Els
worth has been engaged to take Mr.. Gill
uore's place. He is a graduate of john
SON normal school and somes well recom-
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RICHFORD.

y new lodge Of knights of pNthits
was started here Tuesday evening. Aus
ust t. About ~ Knights cam" uu the"
evening train from Newport members
from North Troy, Newport. Barton
Landing and St J"hnshurN. The meet
nG was held in Bank hall. Tuo officer,
Of the new lodge are: y. II. kiue. chief
councillor, l.. Gibson. vicc-covrri,iu".
George Manuel scribe. II. ", Thomas
Is. of r. and $; :. Ralph Carpenter
flnancior; &. +. Carpenter NJ. u T. SGp-
per was served at the American House
and the visiting huichts remained iu town
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GEORGIA..

Fred Bcvons and family have moved
into the linckleY housc.-Susan Coburu
is i'll at her grandfathcr'S, Charles Co
burn :. Or ircuuan is attending her
Mrs. Laura Ballard Is spending some
time III Barre with her son Nelson and
will VISIT IN Darlington on her way back
to Georgia. Miss Ellen Dee is spending
her vacation at the nome Of her brother
George Dcc.-Alrs. Scott is not as well
ana Dr. Jcnuc was called for counsel on
Sunday. and Mrs. l.ormcr Mrs
Maria Rankin aud Mrs. Pike visited at
Mir Henry CoolcNS ON Friday Of last
wcck.-Miss Louisa Ballard entertained
several of her friends Oh Saturday of
last week. 1t being her birthday Mrs
Orris Ballard is quite ill.-Spenccr Boy
den is having AN attack of stomach and
bowel trouhio.-O. &. Wait was injured
and mad his wagon broken by being run
into by John MulYihill Of Milton while
on ms way home from st, Adams on
Saturday afternoon of last week.
George Dunlon of Londonderry, ~ H..
arrived in town Saturday, July -, to
visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs James
Dunton, and other friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter " ellis are rejoicing over the birth
Of a son, born July H-Mss Helen and
Rh"uhcn Waite of Springfield are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. O. T. l.a,ld. and
other friends IN town Mrs. Jane Flynn
of Milton is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles I.andon.- Mrs. Burt Stone and
daughter Wiuoua Of Wcstford spent "A
few days in town last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Everett, Miss Everett Of
Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Gale.
Mrs. l.. w. Gruuoll Mrs. G. +. Mctctlf
and Loon Gale were the guests Of Mrs.
r. q. Shattuck Wednesday.
Miss Nora Lockwood has returned to
burlington after spending "A month with
Miss Rankin.-Alr and Mrs, Hiram Cush-
man have returned from their outing at
Camp Rich.-Sustn Coburn was out Sun
day after her recent llluo Ss.-Spcncer Boy
dcn is bCtt,r.-trastus Cushman is i'll.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Chndrcn's day WAS observed last Sun
day with appropriate exercises at the
Union Church. There was speaking by
the children, an excellent address by the
Roy. w. II. Miller and choice music by
the ChOir.-Mrs. j. s. Gordon and daugh-
tor, accompanied by her uncle, Mr.. Berry
Of Illinois, visited in town recently
Miss Ruth Barber Of Plttshurgh ana Miss
Ella Turner of Malone visited Miss Ida
Gordon last wcek.-tdgar Minklor of
Fairfax was in town last wcck.-P. L..
Wiscy returned "Wednesday from Law
renccville, n. Y, where he was called
to see his sister, Mrs. l.. Il. Warmer,
who is ILL.,
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Miss Lydia IInman, from Iowa, who
was "a former teacher here, is visiting
friends in this town and Holland.-Shcr-
man Ross. the popular clerk in j. II.
Il"ltonS store. is going to Gorham. y.
r.. whore he has better position Ia "a
large store. Bernie Wilson will take his
place in lotions store.--Charles CoUn-
tors brother spent last Sunday in town
Tho Rev. j. H. Waldron has n house fun
of comranY.-IIenry Church has gone to
Maine lumber woods. where he has
good position.-A little daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Armstrong ono
day last week.-Mrs. John Eley has gone
to Newport for medical treatment.
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NEWPORT.

The committee have engaged g. L.
covlcs from stowe as principal of the
Newport Graded school Mr.. Cowlos was
i'm town ;he first of the week looking
after tenement but could not md one
Mrs. Buckley of LNndonVlle was in
town the first of the week being enter
tanned by friends She was an her way
to Canada to visit her parents
Tho village trustees are getting ready
to lay some new concrete sidewalks and
repair some OF the Oh walks.
Wright Kendall has returned to his
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ST. ALBANS.

rho directors of tho Franklin County
Agricultural and Mechanical society will
hold meeting on Wednesday. August
~ at the Portland House sheldon to
act upon the question Of the mcorpora-
tior' of tho society under the state law.
the death Of Miss Louise daughter cr
Mr.. ana Mrs. &. II. Patterson of Cedar
street. died of pcritonitis yesterday
morning in thu l2th year of her age. Tho
funeral was held from tho house at
$3.50 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
Thomas Hogan. who was arrested
Tuesday evening charged with breach
of the peace. was yesterday found
ruiltv Of the offenSo and was fined 81
and costs. lie appealed aud furnished
bail in the sum Of $50. Frank Hart ana
William BroWn arrested for intoxicn-
toin. pleaded guilty ana we're each
nuod - ana costs or ia DAYS in inil.
They will servo ont their sentences
Miss Amy Livingston has returned
from Il visit of several weeks in 81.
Paul. Mimi. where she was the ..ucst
of her aunt. Mrs Charles 6 Ncllon
The members of the ola Cemetery
associntinn nro making ARRANGEMENTS
for II chicken uio dinner which thov
viii sivo in the city han on August is
Mr.. John porl;ins v.ho hn. b,cn
Visiting her sister Mrs @ - Noodord
has returned ia hor homo in I,ukors-
tlcld
About 100 noorIc wont tn tno t-ni-
vorsu1ist ricnic v.biob was bo1d vrs-
tcrdoy at Adams LANDING
\ rorsvtbn. who is in charge Of tho
,a,nstr,.,iI,, anne, If Ct Alba,y r,,crtric
Itch, s. ro,cor Co,n,nn,. hae orri,.cd in
town and win Yt ooIn Looin ,rn work. Of
construction If I'm. ,ur If nolns botwc.n
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daughter, Mrs Charles Tobin, ut Plea
sanat Valley, Saturday and Sunday -
George kcclcr Of Barton Landing, ac-
companiod by his niece. Miss Lossc pa
Wig, Of Hyde Park, visited friends in
town last Week.-Mrs. Roy Lyon ana
children Of tndcrhil arc visiting his
mother, Mrs. Ami Ionch.-Iioward
Thomas was at home from Eimore over
Sunday and Mrs Thomas accompa MED
him back on his return to Elmorc to be
absent a week
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together and play a game of bail with the
business men, and got beat by "A score
Of Il To Edward II Smith of Port
land Me, has been visiting his mother,
and old friends the past week. lie re
turned Wednesday,. AIR. and Mrs l.. Il.
Davis returned home Monday evening
from Caledonia Springs. whore they have
been the past two weeks John knights
of Powell street had Il stroke of paralN-
sis last saturday night. He was appa-
r'ntlY IN good health before retiring, but
was stricken during the night and his
rCroVot.N is doul.tfu1
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IRASRURGH.

Mrs Charles Fisher goes this week
to the Mary Fletcher hospital. Burling-
ton. for treatment. Rev. f. 2. Treat
started Wednesday morning, August !
for ohio. to visit his father, who is in
failing health Miss Cornclia Bems Of
St. Johnsbury has been spending few
DAYS with Miss Helen SOmers. Blanche
Keith and Bell Somcrs ara attending the
summer school in Rarton.--Thc Rev. and
Mrs. |. +. Chase visited friends in town
last week. They are spending their va
cation with their daughter. Mrs. f. W.
Ncrrill.-Miss Jennie jerome is visiting
Mrs. Ira Drew.-E. II. Cotton is build
ing n house AT Barton Landing
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CRAFTsBURY.

Nearly thirty took the examination for
free tuition at the academy last Thurs
daY.-Mrs. Lothcr from Newhury is visit
ing her children and other friends in
this vicnlty.-Mrs. Emma Mckinley and
children are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. norman.-ticorgc Silver has opened
barber shop in the Trio and Sawyer
hlock.--Alice Chase of Worthwhile is in
town Mrs. Elmer Stratton is able TO
ride out. since her severe illness of last
week. Mrs. Paul Lecner is home from
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CHELSEA.

Mr.. and Mrs, \. w, Whitney returned
last SATURDAY. evening from their week $
trim to STAFFORD Post Mills Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Duricu and young son from
New York are stopping At Orange County
hotel. Mr.. Dureu is, with Fred a. ord
way of this town, interested in the plum-
bago mines ON the STAFFORD road which
they recently purchased and they are
now engaged in prospecting with refer
ence to developing the mines add form
Continued on seventh page,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page)

Is passing his vacation at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. Bowen.
Mrs. c. ~. Austin and daughter, May,
are visiting in Richford. Max W. An
drews was recently successfully operated
upon for appendicitis at Dr Spara-
hawks sanitarium, Burlington Mrs W.
). Livingston went to Gilmore Tuesday to
visit her sister. Mrs. Chester Elwood.--
Miss Annie Bowen returned to her home
Tuesday from Il two weeks vacation
trip with Mr. and Mrs H. g. Cumings
and son. IIcrhcrt. of Rirhford.
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DERBY.

Among those who have anticipated Old
Home Week and have been visiting at
their old homes are Miss Jessie Gray OF
New Britain, Conn. Byron Holt Of E's-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. John Aiken oi
Newport.-Miss Flora EnrGih, of Med
ford, Mass, will spend the remainder ot
the summer with her uncle, the Roy. \.
r. Enright.-1'hc Roy. J. W. como has
returned and will spend the w'ek with
his brother, the Rev. j. H. Gone
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BELVIDERE.

The Ladies' Aid society are to have
a lawn party at the Junction August !
Ice cream and cake will bo served and
there will he music and literary oNor-
CiScS. Tho proceeds go to help paint the
church, All are iuvitcd.-Mrs. Jennie
Hurnham leads the Endcavor meeting
sunday evening. The topic will he Los
sons from Iul'-Dottic Potter has
taken the school in George Tillotson' $
district-AIrs. c. w Potter is ON the sick
list again Mrs, q. +. Smith is visiting
friends in Hyde Park. V. stevens 3
tub shop is running fun time now
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

s. H. Heath of Bethel has boon an
pointed receiver for tho BothDI Power 4
Light concern from which ths Eandolpi
Electric Light company go' f!af power
ana Mr.. Heath intends TO plf n an i'm
proved water wheel with double tla c
pacity of tn" former wheel aud Na4a nd
shafting raised SO that there viii ua D.
trouble in the future about tho 5ontrp
getting wet. The lights Will be ON agar
in about three wccks. and in tho moaf
time the Randolph Light company Is
repairing its Inc.
John Doh1n,y of Northfold arrived
here Monday and has commenced work
IN Sell Brothers store. Erwin Whit
comb, who has been employed there foI
the past five years, finishes his servicef
there September /.
Miss Mary l.. Saxton was ono Of fou
who passed the examination for admis
sion to the city library training ella
for the coming year in Springfield. Mass
and Miss SaXton will go to Springfield
about the first Of October to commence
her studies in the training department.
c. .. Dumas who has been rununa
a truck team for the past six months.
mas sold out his business to his brother,
George Dumas. and has commenced worhI
for Salisbury Brothers in their furniturs|
factory.
There has been almost an entire chaneaI
Of programme at tho summer school tn 4
week. and the following are the subject
taken up: "Tlistorv and English" lvI
Principal Hobart *. Whitaker of Brattle-
horo; Reading, Scat Work and StoryI
Rolling" 10y Miss Caroline f. Wing,
princil al of training school Manchestor.
y. II and "Naturc STUDY by Mi-s|
Frances Iirngichcl of RoXhury. Mass.
quite n number Of now teachers regis-
tered this week and the school is oua
Of the largest in the State The teachers
have been very pleasantly ontertaircl
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ALBURGH.

Deputy Collector of Customs O. Il.
Iloughton and family are away on a
vacation of n few weeks. 1t will be spent
i'm Putney and Middlebury. W.
Sabec Is in Providence, II. AIRS, NJ.
a. Sabre is seriously ill.-The Ladies'
Guild of the Episcopal society will hold
their first annual fair Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings, the 18TH 18th
and nth insts,-Mrs. c. l., Bentley has
returned to her homo in Chateaugay,
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EDEN.

Miss Mabel Dustin. mission worker,
who has been doing pastoral work in
Eden for the past is months has gone
10 her home, She viii doubtless take
another field of labor again She is a
Young lady of great ability and has the
hest wishes of her friends in this place.
DIR. Genge and DR., Bates, with their
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LAMGlLLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Prof c. S. Cowlcs has accepted the
position Of principal Of the new graded
school ut Newport-Bert Mills new
house on Bridge street Is completed and
his sister, Mrs Wilkins, has rented it,
Mr.. Ellen Smith was in town Wcdncs-
day.-Mrs Sarah Raymond is visiting
in St Adams this wcck.--'rhc Misses
Mary and AIDA Bigclow and Miss Mir
lam Robson went to Waterbury Thurs
day for a few days visit among friends
and relatives The concretcrs have FIN
ished work on the sdcwalks.-'rhc car
pcntcrs will be through at the Memorial
building tins week
The ninctyffth anniversary Of the birth
of Thomas 4. straw was Observed on
August by the usual family gathering
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Straw
Dinner WAS served in Mr.. Straw's new
lumber shed. Six children, ten grand
children, eight great grandchildren and
other relatives to the number of forty
four were present Charles Wright has
sold his farm In Stowe Hollow to f. A.
iIill Of Murrisvlc for Mr. lIill's livery
business ana $l.Fo. The Roy. Francis
Holden of Norton, Mass. who is to sup
ply the Unity church during the month
of August, held the first service there
ON sunday morning. August > Mr.. and
Mrs. Holden are stopping at Mrs. Jean
ncttc Burt s Mrs. Lizzie Butler Of Ocean
Grove and Mrs. Loretta George Palmer
of Boston visited relatives in town
last week. Miss Ncttic Brush Of
Montpelier was i'm Stowe over Sunday
{. +. Eddy was IN Thctford last week.
experimenting the installation of ma
chincry for "A new creamery. he is set
ting up in that vicinitY.--A deer was seen
in the garden of H. j. Adams recently,
whore it had eaten off the tops of the
young hccts and othe, vcgctabcs.-TEo
apple crop in the valleys of Stowe will
"a al flil Ia, Ia
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SOUTH HERO.

Arthur Martell and Miss Mary Thibault
of Grand Isle were married Wednesday
at St. Roses Church, Keelers Bay, by
the Rev. l.. ii. Peppin I.achance. The
witnesses were NJ. Seward Thibault and
Mig Roafricn PnMnll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-06
ISLE LA MOTTE.

Professor Seeley OF Middlebury. and
Prof. and Mrs. Perkins of Burlington
are boarding at H. II. iIil's,-Miss Mar
gerry Naylor is home from Malone, n. Y