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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21
Tho = M~AucIon IN F. G. Stafford


pays TO Germany another rnstalnent
OF indemnity NJ. 1an1rovsky mp
pointed Russian commits Sioner to st.
Louis fair--Details.o Of Il ghtinE atNpek
show that several hundrpI Alba mans
were killed Twelve killed and fftv
injured by collapse of lm1hithpatra at
Madrid bull fight London Times
declares tho massacre a Kish .ncT was
th" deliberate work Of local anti
ScmtoS.
WEDNESDAY. NAY 90.
Cradle props give way while yacht
Constitution IS being hauled ashore and
underbody is badly damaged; may pro
vent her racing Governor .ates of
Massachusetts vptoCS .iremeu'a - hour
bill; gives haf-doz"n reason therefor.
among them one that it would increase
municipal Indebtedness OF cities
Lightning kills two rlen ut South
birmingham. Mass. and docs consider
able damage in other portions Of eastern
Ma ssa chusetts-Thomas Hughes is
killed by live wire ut Ro>ton--
United States life saving service board
on appliances in session ~ Boston
passing upon new northumberland
Foster of Gloucester denies all charges
made by George J. Raymond before
the Massachusetts senate investigating
Heavy snowfall in Mon
tana Baptist chapel ut Peabody,
Mass. burnod-Thirty separate fol-
est fires in Maine--No date vet hAcd
for opening Lowell mills Missouri
supreme court revprses decision in per-
jury eases Six foreign vessels posted
at san Francisco as overluc--~ HIS
/ horo county. y. H. new court loose
used for first timc--ClaS she's continue
/ between New York police and Italian
/ Early settlement OF omaha
| strike on Union Pacific is expected
| Professor Bell resigns presidency Of Ma
| tional GeOgra phic society---',rand
| jury charges corruption in puIlic Off
Gers in Colorado Springs -Rccei7er
to he appointed for Bay state Gas
company of ware TX senator
I Murphy of New York out of politics:
| Hill left IN control Polio, compelled
TO use reyolverS to ouell 4 riot at West
| Hoboken. y. More ears guarded
| 10y deputies dre started at Bridgeport,
| Conu--I'ntcd states court o. appeals
! folds that the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
| may remove poles and wires of West
orn Union along its lines President
/ Roosevelt in United States
monetary commission sails from Now
York Formal move in supreme court
! to advance merger case -Gruerai
| Gillespie reports against extension of
| North river piers Lieutenant Valdez
and two privates of the consta huiary
| killed in Ccbu- Aid asked for rehef
of British Antarctic cSpcdition--
Governor killed by two men at TIA,
European RuSsia-Pall Mall Gazette
questions civilization of Russia RE
port of dismissal of governor Of I'i>hi-
nefT is confined - British engineer finds
American locomotives satisfactory in
Uganda Congo authorities dismiss
many officials who We're found suilty OF
atrocities Albanian chiefs took sui
tans special ENJOYS with them whe /
they fled from lpek 10 the mountains.
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Bridgeport, Conn. were called home sun
day by the death of their sister. Mrs. f..
u. Jones' Amsworth Post Nc. 36. q. N.
r., will attend the Memorial Sunday ser
vice ut the Methodist Church next sunday
May II, at the usual morning hour, and
invite all old soldiers In the valley to JOIN
with them in attending this service as
well as the Memorial day exercises on
Saturday. the Goth. at | o'clock p m.
They also invite the teachers and pupils
of all the schools in the vicinity to aid
them in arranging for and carrying out
the exercises of Memorial day.-Among
those from out of town who were here TO
attend the funeral Of Mrs r.. II. Jones
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. rrown of
Burlington, Mrs. II. O. Ward and Clinton
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Ward ana
Mr. and Mrs. John Bsbee of Moretown,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Turner and family
of Duxburv and Joseph Treado and Mrs.
Davis of Waterhury.-Th Rev. Mr. AL
len. the newly arrived pastor Of tho
Methodist Church. had one hand severely
bitten by his horse one day last week.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.


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WATERBURY CENTRE.

The Relief Corps sociahle at Miss COL
ley'S Saturday was well attended and
very pleasant.-Deer are quite plentiful.
TWO were seen the past week Just out
side the village.-O. w. Davis and wife
of MorrisVillc We're guests of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. II. Batchelder. the past
wcelI,-M. f.. Hutchins has gone on the
road for the True Manufacturing Co.
John Paul and family are moving to
Montpelier whore he has found employ
mcnt.-Mr. and Mrs John Massey returned
to St Johnsbury Monday.-Mr, and Mrs.
J. ]. Prescott are visiting relatives In the
Vest NJ. Dufur and wife have come
home to the Hutchins and Dufur farm and
are to care for it this SUMMERTIME Rev
Mr.. Roys and family from Maine arrived
here Saturday. Mr.. Roys is to preach
in the Baptist Church and will live IN
Mrs. Mobiles house, A very good Congre-
cation greeted him at his first service
Sunday morning
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ruptcy by Referee T.. II. Deavitt.
ON the invitation of the Rev. Father
w. J. O'Sullvan the members of Brooks
Post, G.. A, r.. aud Brooks Relief Cops
will attend divine service at St. Angus.
tines church next Sunday morning when
a memorial sermon will be preached by
Father OSullivan The Memorial day
orator at Montpelier this year is to he
Col Albert Clarke Of Boston. The parade
and exercises at the opera house Will
he held on the morning of Memorial day.
j. NJ. Donahue of this city has leased
the hotel at RoXbury and is To take pos
session ON Monday. June |.
The ladies guild of Bethany Church has
taken upon itself to purchase the robes
for tho boy choir which is to be a feature
of the music in that church after June
under the direction of George II. W ilder.
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BE T Hell

t. r. Ellis Of Northiield has conveyed
half interest of all his local granite
property to G. Starrett of New York.
The Ellis granite lands in Bethel included
the Lewis Abbott farm and the Clough,
Kittredge. Baelcy and Gushing lots. in
all over 200 acres. The granite from these
lots will he for the present finished at
the shops of T.. Il. Ellis at Northheld
Last Thursday Officer Cushmau arrest
ed John Fahey Patrick Leary, John
Murphy and Barney Roakes for intoxica-
tion. all OF whom pleaded guilty. With
Fahcy it was second offcnsc and he was
fined sl5 and costs with alternative of
80 days imprisonment The others were
fined s. each and costs with alternative
of u days Imprisonment. None of the
men paid their fines and all four We're
lodged in the county Jail at Woodstock
Friday.
Complaints for intoxication were made
against Eugene Rogers and James Man
nix Monday morning Mr.. Rogers plead
guilty and was fined s. and costs. the
Mannix case has not come IN yet
Former Constable II. G. Rogers has
opened n grocery store in the southerly
room of the Bethel Tavern
Doctors Otto Greene and Fred Edmunds
received their degrees at the Baltimore
Medical College last week and are now
stopping with their parents in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlin left
Monday for a months trip to Buffalo
and Rochester n. Y.
There will be no morning service at the
Episcopal Church next Sunday, the Rev.
q r. johnson will hold evening service
at 7;3o.
The Whitcomh high school ball team
met with defeat at Barre at the hands
of the Spaulding high school Saturday
by score of Il to o. Spaulding high
school will play a return game at Bethel
Memorial day.
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WAITSFIELD.

Florence MCCarty, one of the oldest resi-
dents Of tho town, died Monday, May II,
after long lingering illness. Funeral
services were held on Wednesday,, tho 18Th,
with burial ut tho IraSVilc cemetery
The forest fires in the east part Of tho
town. which have been raging for the
past week or 10 days have finally been
go, under control but not until a largo
tract of timhercd land had been burned
over, the Moriarty brothers being the
heaviest losars.-Mss Sarah Thompson,
who has been in Mortified the past week,
returned home last Saturday. Mrs.
Hnvcc. widow of the late Dennison BoyCc,
died Thursday, May Il, from a compica
ton of diseases, she leaves two sous
Fred H., of this place, and Frank of East
Montpelier and one daughter. Mrs. Will
liam carleton of Warren. Her funeral
was held at her late home on Saturday
the 18th, at | p. m" and was buried be-
side her husband at the lrasVillc ceme-
trry-Miss Grace Joslin, who is at home
from Montpelier Seminary, is quite ser
iousy sick and under the doctors care
l.. NJ. Savage of Fowler was in town IA
few days last week visiting his family
and other friends in town.-For the next
meeting of the Grange, which occurs on
Wednesday, evening, June 3. the lecturer
Mrs. May l.. Bragg, has prepared the fol-
loving programme; Singing by Grange
choir; reading by Mrs. &. A. Prentis
dialogue, " heir First Quarrel" Mr., and
Mrs. q. j. McAllister; song by Mrs Wal
ter Griffith; paper, "A Farmers Wife "a n
Partner in Business by Mrs. George NJ.
Jones: "The Rose Act" by Samantha,
by Mrs. ". G. Kelsey; song by Mrs.
Barton Ward; question for discussion,
Resolved, That the women should be en-
couragcd to compete with men in the pro-
LESSONS and in business, Affirmative,
Mrs William Kelsey and Mrs. George W,
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NORTHFIElD.

Prof II. IT, Kbboy has refused re-
election as principal of the Mortified
graded and high school, and the board
of directors have chosen Duane L. Rob
ins0n. a graduate of Middlebury college
as his successor Miss G. A. Locke has
resigned and Miss l.. H. Thomas, who
has been second assistant, has been add
Vanced to the position Of preccptress. Miss
Agnes Blackwell third assistant, has
also resigned. Her successor has not
yet been chosen but numerous applica-
tiors are on file Misses Eaton, DOhenY,
Collins. Talbot and Brown have been re
elected. Miss iiovey of the primary de-
Dartment has also resigned
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= . . =, -,
or ms sister Mrs. H. Dean.- Guy iiouE-
hhs mas moved INTO bert Dean mousse
*. E' wilson mas soid ms p'ach cor
10 DE- u H. trcenc OF betheh-oeVerai
from mere attended INC sunday ochool
convention at ntochpilusc May -, anu
report very successiu' mcetihe'-o. a.
Luce IS conhncu 10 the pea win rheuma =
usm. Ills friends turned out 1uesday ana
ala his planting Tor hfm-Mrs' ar
letta Packard Is Ill with the grip-lhe
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Dwight Corners brother and vito are
visiting him.-t'rank Batchelder is Civ
ing his house n fresh coat of paint.
George Carley is doing the work. A party
from Barre took dinner with him Monday
and enjoyed ride on the lake.-DwiGht
Coolidge is gaining in strength, but his
hands are badly affected and he is un-
able to use them.-Mr and Mrs. j. v.
Bailey are visiting at Henry Leachs.
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PLAIN FIELD.

Mrs. William Brown died last Saturday
night. leaving a husband and two small
children Funeral services were held on
Tuesday. Among those from out of town
attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs,
Edgar Colburn and Mrs G.. A. Smith of
Montpelier and Mr. and Mrs +. II, Brown
of Lebanon. n. H,--John Foss returned
from Concord, n H., on Sunday, where he
went to visit Carl, his son.-The creamery
paid its patrons 24H cents for April but
ter,-Victor Lovely has sold his house on
High street to Arch Nye.-E, w. Page
and r. II. Townsend went on Tuesday to
attend the district meeting of odd Eel
lows at EnoSburgh Falls.
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NORTH MONTPELIER

Mary LcMay had two fingers caught
in the cog wheel of one of the looms
in G.. T.. Sibey's wooden mill Wednesday
morning. Both nails were removed. DR..
Wheeler dressed the wouuds-G. +. Sib-
ley shut his mill down Wednesday after
noon on account of low water in the
pond and intends TO repair the dam.
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Tm@@GE6@l[NLl @a5gG@llR0T5
!P)lgggsg:sS1 H5e @5HVSRCH 0W TgTRSEET

We have been talking about display of Summer
Garments almost though they only stock They
might be for the number show and the way they are
selling, but there other departments, and our news
item to- day bears upon special line
We have made special preparation this season for the
Graduation Season. Our showing of materials and
trimmings for graduation such will please any
one and values better than ever, which is saying
great deal.
Paris MOuSS cline, beautiful fine sheer white fab
50 inches wide, values equal those usually priced at
45c and Soc Special here 36C and 39C per yard.
Finer Grades in the width at soc and CSC per
yard.
fine of India LinOns for Innings. or in the
better grades for dresses Priced IOC, ~ I2C, I5C
I8C, PC and Csc per yard
These only few of the good values have for YOU
LaCes for Trimmings in great veriety of the most
popular effects
VaIs, MeChIins, CIuny, Fine Point de Paris,
ESCuriaiS and Others Medalons in many designs espe
cialiy popular being the grape effects
White Ribbons in all styles. widths and qualities.
If you materials for graduation
white gown for any with all the that
belong it, this Satisfaction is guaranteed
with every purchase.
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A i5ARGAIN--A 10 acre farm, smooth
moving, strong soil, running water good
nelghbors, a dandy house in perfect or
der, heated by furnace in cellar, two
large barns, one small one main road,
Wintcred equal to - cows this winter
without siO or grain, can sell 10000 feet
of lumber, only miles 10 steam mill
caah market for every board, taxes less
than $50 "A year, located 3 miles from
Hardwick, and 3 miles from Greensboro
Bend. Price $21O, immediate possession
given. Stock and tools at a right price
Amply at once to j, T., Hunt Real Estate,
Essex Junction, VT. 45,wtf
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no GIVE AWAY-A fine farm of 225 acres
with at least 100 cords of wood
smooth moving, excellent pastures, near
creamery, school mill and church II, sit
uatcd six miles from the city of Mont
pelier on nice road, beautiful view. to-
Pether with a nice stock of cattle. con-
ditions of Request are pay me IL cents
on TIE dollar of actual worth of build
iugs, which is $3.50, with $l,rp down
and the property is Yours, Must he
given away this month Apply at once
to j. e. Hunt Real Estate, ESSEX June
ton, VT. i7, wat
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READING.

Mrs Bertha Watkins is teaching in the
Sherwin district, Miss Kincaid of Lud-
low at Baileys Mills, Miss Minnie Sargent
of Ludlow ut South Reading and Miss
kane of Worcester. Mass, at Fechville
Mrs. Ned Sawyer and two daughters
have gone to Utica, y. y, called there by
the illness of her mother-Mrs. Parmen-
ter Is visiting in Cavendish.-Mrs. Sarah
futile of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs,
Stella Laundry of Springfield, have been
visiting at Mr.. Rsndall's,-A Memorial
sermon will he preached at South Read
ing on Sunday, May "a. by the Rev, Mr.
Roberts of Brownsville in the evening, --
On Memorial day an address will he de
livered at Felchville by the Rev II, G.
mclaughlin of White River Junction,
Mrs Kate White Is spending a few
weeks with her son at Enfield, n. H.
Mrs. Rachel ellison of Reading is with
Mrs. Clark during the absence Of her
sister, Mrs White. Jessie Edison has re-
turned from Windsor, where she has been
employed for some time,-Mrs, Charles
Mason and little daughter of Windsor,
have been visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Prosper Root--Mrs, Lewis Barnes
Is recovering from her recent illness.
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MnttCc

VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale In cloth binding $3.50 for set of
two volumes. The second volume alone
SIS. Free Press Association. Burltng
ton, VI, 81 WHY
NOTICE how little IL costs to tell tnOu-
sands Of readers In many towns of YER
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
! A(h4snAsAf-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21
GAYSYIlLE.

Walter Cha mberlain and wife are guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Cham
berlain-Mrs. Ella nj. Page and mother,
Mrs Sawyer have arrived AZ the "Cobble"
for the rummer-W. r. Davis OF Barnard
was In town recently. Atwood
and wife have lately pecn the guests
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

FOR SALE-Canada Flint and Longfcl-
low field corn, Sanford and Gilhouse
Michigan hard flint corn for fodder. St.
Charles and Yellow Leaning cnsilage
corn. All tested seeds. Prices reasonable.
Selected early seed potatoes. Jones Il
Isham. 1ll6t&iG, WI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

FOR SALE--Ono of the pleasantest homes
in the state 20 acres Of good cultivated
land, plenty of good water, good build
ings and everything about them con
Ncncnt Would exchange for a desir-
able dairy farm. Lyman Gilbert Enos-
burgh Fails, VI 1l6,1t&W41,3t
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ONE CENT
A
WORD,

Advertising In this column ono cent a
word. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words. two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from go to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

IRISr MILL FOR SALE-Old age and
failing health force me to sell this de-
sirable property, well equipped with all
modern improvements. is situated on
Black river with first right of water,
covers more territory than amy mill in
Orleans county. I'm good repair. fine
chance TO make money. Correspond
ence solicited, r. S. Howard. Iras-
hurgh Vt. i6,w3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

WA NTED-Stair builder and cabinet
maker to take charge Must understand
machinery and plans. Only those with
best references as to ability and char
aCtcr need apply. State clearly different
kinds of work done for past 10 years,
and wages wanted. Levi Lumb Son,
Pouehkcersie. \. Y III ,4t&frWit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

WORKING HOUSEKEEPER wants sit
uation. Country preferred. Best refer
cuccs. Mrs. MARCEL Barber Brandon,
VT 12l. 2t&4H. wit.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Herbert Griffith from Barre is in
town this week calling ON relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Halves from Barre came
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

SIXTY MATTRESSES wanted for an mp
to date sea shore summer resort Ad-
dress ca" care Free Press. A1,w2t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

GOOD ALL AROUND COOK wanted.
Ms I. c. Vail, Riverside. Montl elior.
Vt 12l .6tt> wit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

0VANTED--Two first-class experienced
table girls for the Eagle hotel. Con-
cord, n. H. Write to Oliver }. Pelren,
Mgr. l2e6t&Wll.
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L,pS1.

LOST From a drove of cattle. May or
3, somewhere between Georgia and
Northhcld, one three yearOld steer,
marked with tar on the left hip, Nj. {.
Rowoll, Randolph, VT. 1l5,dHWl'
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statesmen WANTED.

Salary or commission no experience
necessary; money advanced for expenses;
outfit FREE. Solicit orders for our Guar
anteed Nursery Stock. Write us at once
yor terms and secure the best territory.
Che R. G. CHASE CO., MAIDEN, MASS
7S,w& f& WIN.
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UUalltea.

NANTED--Stair builder and cabinet
maker to take charge. Must understand
machinery and plans. only those Wlth
best references as to ability ana chdr-
aCter need apply. State clearly different
kinds of work done for past 10 years,
and wages wanted. H. 7,wlt
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Pnintets.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm should use this col
umn. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue ana your advertisement
would be read by many possible buyers
97.wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

CAPABLE GIRL wanted for general
house work, Mrs. l.. +. Shaw, - So.
Willard street, 4i,Wtt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-05-21

a GOOD TINSMITH with some knowl-
edge of plumbing and heating wanted.
Address VIM. Hudson, Willsboro N y,
=. O. Box No. 157. 36,d&Wtf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-13
The Four DIS.

Charles Spursrou oH"" said that there
we're three great enemies to mall-"dilt
lcht and the devil" Ii" might have
lddei one NOR" Il ana included dysprp-
ia. The evil results of this disease could
lnrly lie exaggerated. Its effects are
cit in mind ana body. and are as far
rHchng rs the effects of the curse that
yaS laid on the .IackdAw of Rheims
which was cursed in "rating and drinking
nj Sleeping. in Standing aul sitting and
wing" The good effects of DR.. Pirrcr's
Golden Medical Discovery are most
marked in aggravated and chronic eases
# dyspepsia 1t enables the stomach
!.andS to Srcrete tn" necessary quantity
# digestive fluids. and this AT once re
moves that craving or gnawing sensation
~ common to certain forms of indig".t /
ON. 1t tones and regulates the stomach.
nvigorate> the torpid liver and gives the
flood making glands keen aSSiniativr
ruwrr. "GDlIlrn Medical Discovery
NreS ninrty-right per cent. of those who
lie il. DR.. Pierce'$ Pheasant Pellets are
superior to all other laxative medicines
when the bowels are "b>tructcd.