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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Moup-
tain S 6
The NEWS By ouvYIEs
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The winoosli Valley, q ,gcs UP North
From tho Island in the Lake TO the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered by spe-
cial Corrcspop dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBuRY.

Mrs. Robert + Bov1cs dicd a+ nor
rosidoure In lycvhrid,,c S,t,ird.,y ,ie.t,
following tho dcnth nf hon. husband mo
week Both suffered from nnnunonia
rho funeral took rlarc At fwn n'r,orl
Tuesday afternoon from thc fnr,i,,.
residence Tho deceased was a men.hor
rr thc Nonumcut utConrrrgntioral rhnrch
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
LICENSE IN BARRE.
Commissioners Make Their Annual Re-
port to the city Council.

Barre. Dec iV.-AccuroiuE 20 require
ment of the liccnSe-locHl option law. the
Barr" license commits Soners this evening
presented their annual report to the city
council. After mentioning the eight
licensees. the commissioners IN their re
port. rcicr to The criticisms of their selcc-
items, but say that the eight months have
Justified their action. with perhaps the
possible exception of tho two wholesale
licenses, over which there has arisen
question Of law as to whar constitutes a
Wholcsalcr.'
TN" commissioners say that 1t is for the
citizens to say whether they wish license
or no licons" in BARR the coming year.
'lhv commissioners hcleVc however. that
from th' know ledge CLEANED from trc-
Qu"ut inspection Of the saloons and from
tn quarterly cXamination of police OFF
,iais that conditions are NOR" satisfactory
In BaIro under license than under prohhi-
tiou. bat If no license should bc the d.
sire of The voters, the commissioners win
do what they can 10 carry out their wishes
uS expressed.
rnc commissioners are T.. T.. Ian glcy,
John T.. Smith and Dr. j. II. NJ sweeney.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

rho christmas GathcrmE of oliver
Swcct'a family, which. since tho death of
tho mother, seven years ago. has h,ru
hold at the home ot Mrs. r.. II. Young
oldest daughter OF tine family Was att
tended Christmas by 4 members Of tho
family. MHuy regrets Wcrc "Nprcs Sod for
the absence of Charles Sweets family.
also that of AIR. and Mrs. f.. e. Cnir4uu
of bristol. oldest daughter ot Mr and
Mrs. Young, who have always hcou pres
cnt at this gathering before, but were
detained on account of sickness After "a
hountiful rCpaSt the company were en-
tertained with piano selections by Mrs
Lillian Young Merrill, Ellen Sweet and
singing by Murl Sweet, Master RvXturd
Phillips and "Birdics" by little Guynuo
Bean in his sweet baby voice. ono of the
most pleasant features of the gathering
was the presence Of an aunt, Mrs. Maria
Gleason, Of East Dclhum, Mass, who is
spending the winter with her nephew II.
T.. Sweet, of Lincoln Mrs Sarah Griuucll
IL in Bristol for a few weeks, having been
called there to attend the funeral of her
brother.-Miss Adah iialloCk is at home
from Castlcton.--A number are sick from
VaCCil - ion.
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EAST RARDWICK.

Mrs. A. j. l.urabce and son were the
guests of her PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. o. e.
turricr Christmts.-Aba Hovcy was in
burlington Wcdnosday.-Frank Russell
has several men at work in HardwicE
preparing a lot where he is to build a
lar.c block IN the spring. Mrs. w. Wat
kius is on the sick list.-Miss Mary ilov.y.
who returned from burlington few
weeks ago, has been obliged to give up
her position there as teacher in the or
ph&uS home ON account of sickness. Mr..
at !; J.. Prints s's.--M;s Charles Ransome
is allc to ride out.--Arthur lam '@pn ana
some is allc to ri ic oUt.-Arthur and
Daisy Marshall were married "Wednesday,
December . at the home of the bride
ThaEcr Marvin has the mumrs.-Mrs.
.I0Ar Jirinrston is ttiiinL. Tier daughter
from liarrc is caring for hor.
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Mrs. Moffat Collapses When Con-
fronted by Former Para
mour at Bennington.
HIS TESTIMONY POSTPONED
Another Attempt VIII he Made to Have
Him Testify TO-dny-Nrs. Rogers
band, sun Ontidcnt the Leg
isInture VIII Save Her.

BENNINGTON. Dec. 3).--Prococdugs in
county court were suddenly terminated
this afternoon 10y the complete collapse
of tho respondent in the case of State
~. Mrs. Alice Muffat charged with the
poisoning of her husband. The state had
brought Joseph Mcars. who is serving n
sentence as principal in this crime, from
the STATE prisuu at Windsor TO use as a
witness in It's behalf. When Mrs. Moifat
SAW MeHrs in the court room Sh" fell in
fanting it and apparently completely
collapsed. She did not recover enough
50 the court dared to proceed with tho
trial and adjournment WIS taken until
tomorrow morning when another attempt
viii be made to take the testimony Of
MCars.
Testimony tending to show the rola-
ti0ns which had existed for some time he
tween Mrs. Alice MofGatt and Joseph
Mears was presented to-day Several wit
nesses told nf having seer the two to-
g"thcr on numerous occasions ana having
heard Mrs Mofatt. who had left her hus-
band refuse to return to him. Mrs. Stella
Mcurs. mother of Joseph McarS said that
when her son was on trial Mrs Moftat
told the witness not to Worry as she knew
hC was innocent.
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VERGENNES.

Miss Lucy Rcnaud died Saturday morn
Ing at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. y. }. Eeuaud. from quick .ousump-
tiCu after an illness Of three months,
aged p years. Miss Rcuaud WIS one of
q family of six children and this L. the
first death that has occurred among them.
She was taken i'll while attending to her
duties AS assistant in the central office
Of the New England Telephone company
at Middlebury. She WIS q young lady
Of beautiful character and leaves Il large
circle of friends Tho funeral WAS held
NJ ST. Peter Church Monday morning
et nine O'Clock.
ono of the pIeaSantcSt occasions of this
inter was the sixth meeting of the lnde-
pendent Whist club at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Patterson in Monkton
last Saturday evening. The usual num-
her OF tables were in operation and the
first prize was carried off by Walter
Clark and Edward Donaway took the
consolation prize. After dainty refresh
mcnts had been served it was played for
u short time. During the evening the
company were treated to sweet meats by
Friend Robinson of I'errisburgh.
Miss Coruclia +. G0ss LEFT for her home
I'm MorctoWl Tuesday. Miss Goss has
been teacher of tho first department Of
mo boys school at tho Industrial school
for three and one-half years, during
which time she has gained the love and
confidence OF nor pupils ana inc respect
aud esteem of hcr follow officers. She
has also gained many friends amous the
toWnspcoplc while connected with the
ahoNc institution. Miss Goss was q
Womhcr Of the Methodist church al this
city and sung i'm tho choir She was also
mn earnest worker IN the church and tlo
members of tho church and cou%rocation
regret exceedingly her departure from
among them W. e. McGmulS = student
of +. Y NJ. Darlington, is temporarily
taking Miss GOsss place at the Industrial
school
tugcn" y. GraNlin. son Of Mr, and Mrs.
\ Gravlin OF this city and Miss Pearl W,
daughter OF Mr and Mrs j. Wilson of
Boston, Mass, were married at tho home
at the brides parents Tuesday evening
December - Mr., ana Mrs GraVln will
make their home in Pawtuckct. r. l.
Mr. and Mrs Byron Field lett Tuesday
for Florida, where they will spend the
winter.
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the surviving member of the Groton bum-
Der company, has purchased the interest
of tho $. j.. Grtilth estate in the firm and
now becomes sole proprietor Of the busi-
ness He is at present engaged in cutting
a large quantity of lumber around and
near Pigeon pond. Mr.. Sowlc and s. l..
Griffith were for six years before Mr..
Griiiith's death the active members of
the Groton Lumber company and cut the
lumber off n large tract of timber land in
tiroton and also owned the famous trout
preserve, Darling pond, until recently
Since the death of MIR. Griiiith it has been
mutually agreed between the estate and
Mr. Sowle that he take the entire busi-
ness. The consideration is not made pub
lie
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SHRINERS AT RUTLAND.
Cairo Temple Rc-clr"ts Officers and
Initiates 20 Good Fellows.

Rutland. por. rho annual mo"tmG
Of cairo l"mrl" Ancient Arabic order.
Mobiles OF tn" MNSnc Shrin" instituted
Sept"ml" or =" WaS h"ld I'm TINS city to-day
and W1s largely lttond'd ny SHRINE ~
from all over the STATE
ne huSll,ess h"e'''s "i 'i!I "rIrr vas
Temple and the following officers re
elected for the ensuing year: lllustrdt .ulI.,
potentAtc, Hr Jesse t.. Thomas of Rut o.
land: chief rahhau Frank w ALdn of
IMGlow. assistant rabhau. j. Warren R1L-
crty Of burlington: high priest and
prophet George +. Wheeler of Bellows
Fails. oriental guido. james NJ koenin of
ST Adams: treasurer. Charles T. Alien
OF FairhaNcn: rccoru"r Wnlhm \. Hon
dricli of Rutland
The delegates appointed t" the meeting
Anorti,. ti,y \ Ik. is .,rd a v,,.
Thomas y R,,g,r Of HptI,r1 and Enb.rt
N-obI, of R,rliu,tnr
rouuuins mo cI.,ti,r addresses v.,r.
IN. a.. = ~. n1uetroti,,,s rot,ut.tc .,,l
.nthcr rohlc, and thc r,ports of tn.. yi,--
.inIe rfficers road and t,..ntod rb, ,.,-
mort or mo recorder shoyaL tho lr,S,,nt
n,n,barshin nr Tho t.n,uls ia M. 2a2 i'm
additinr to tnc clnss vhich Was ro,,IveI
last nixht Tho rcport also showed th y
Sertcn,hor 3p wher tbo tennlc was in
since Tim, Tim, 90 nob,cs mad been oro,tai
died since the tcn,plc WAS instituted 4
class of about 10 was Initiated tonight ar
the opera house and the festivities closed
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LYNDONVILLE.

MIS-. Annie \. u,oln. the widow of tho
late Senator II. T.. Lincoln died Tuesday
afternoon after a brief Illness with the
grip. developing tuberculosis. Funeral
services will hc held at her late home on
South strc"t Thursday afternoon at 40
o'clock. Mrs. Lincoln was woman OF
fine intellect and noble character, univer-
sally admired and respected Her maiden
uamo was Lombard and she came of "a
Massachusetts family Her age was g.
years. She leaves 1--WE children to mourn
her loss. Bcui1inin OF Munising Mich.
Mrs. g. W. steele of St. Johrsburv. Mrs
Homer Wipan. Mrs lladdon LYSter and
John Of this placc.--M Madame Wilmot is
recovering from "a severe attack of pncu-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
MONKTON RIDGE.

The families of Frank ana Fred Miles,
including MARY from Richmond and Dan
lel Bulls family were at nlrs. $. MeadeS's
in l'errlsburgh ON Christmas evening.
They had Il trc" and gramuphonc Guy
Milloughhy fen ON the ice ANA was found
in an unconscious condition, but soon
r"corcred,--John Nash has the repars ON
the saw mill nearly COMPOSITIONS
Bun has moved here from JonesVillo,-
Ihc Baldwin boys have been home to see
thcir mother, who continues in critical
"onditon.-rhc churches and schools
still closed because of the small puN, but
no deaths have been reported.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31

coin schools will remain closed for AN
other week and the teachers from here.
Misses Sherwiu, Gcary and Wright, will
have their vacations extended. Miss Ncl-
lie Mehau is at home. her school in South
Starksboro being Closcd.-C. a. Hanks
the foreman Of the Caskct company's
wood shop. is on the list of sick Tho
Addison County Poultry association of
Bristol will be represented at the poultry
show in St Adams january j-S.--c. A.
Burnham, the barber. has been confined
to the mouse the past week, u part of
the time the result of NaCCiuation.-F. g.
Tavern has his saw. shinglc and planiug
mill in opcraton.--R. G. Martin sold four
of his fancy fowls recently for Sl0-Mrs.
II. i. Shcrwin who has been confined to
tho house with illness for several days,
is now much improvcd.--E. W. Narucy
has recovered from an Illness of over
-four weeks and reported AZ his place of
busincss.-rhcrc are no new cases of
small poN here. All the cases before re
ported are doing wcll
Mrs. +. H. pickcrman visited BuslinE-
ton Monday. y J. iill Is on the
list of aick.-pr. H. y. Nishio was in Mid
dlohury Tuosday.-N warning has been
posted for the annual meeting of the fire
district to bc held Monday evening. Jan
uary 4--rhc graded school building has
been fumigaied lay iIealth officer f.. u.
Pulmcr-F. x. Dickcrman has been in
New York this week.
Cashier f. Il. Dickermsn of the First
National bank is at home from business
trip to New York --'rhc week of prayer
will he observed here beginning next
Sunday evening. At the congregational
Church sunday evening ther" will bn
preaching Ivy the Rev. S. +. Perry. Mon
day evening, preaching by the Rev. j. T..
cady; at the Methodist Church TUESDAY
evening. the Rev. i. W Richardsou We'd
/ . ...
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iu town last week attending the burial
of his mother. Mrs. Melvin Eleanor Pal
mcr Of l.arlnbee's Point recently visited
her grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Smith
md Mrs. Goh.-F. B. Miner spcut the
holidays in towu-Miss Louise Converse
and Miss lIarricttc Wheeler came down
from Burlington Thursday and returned
Saturday -'rhUmas Butler was in Bristol
last Wccl; called by the severe illness of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
BRIDPORT.

Mr. Juhu Wright Wa at MI Icnuard $
IN shQrehAin Nonda! John Benson Nd
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PURCHASES BUSINESS.
g. = >ow'c Buys the Interest o' the
intr =. L.. Grifnth In 'rot"n Lun-
ber Company.

rlAlnAeld. pcu. 39.-charlcs l. Sawle
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The bodies were in such an ineNtri-
cable mass ana 50 tightly were they
iammed between the sides of the door
and the walls that it was impossible to
lift them one by one and carry them
out
The only possible thing to do was to
seize a limb or some other portion OF
The body and pull with m4iu strength
Men worked at the task With tears
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-12-03
NStice TO Sell Real Estate OF
Mary LOndergan, Deceased.

CTATE OF VERMONT, In Probate
- District of Bennington, IS. Court held at
the Probate once Bennington, within and foI
sail district, on the 18th day of Nov A. ID. lgOJ
Present John V. Carney Judge
William A. LODdergan administrator Of the
estate OF Mary LOndergan, late OF Bennington
In said district deceased makes application 20
said Court tor license 20 sell all OF the real es
tate Of said d, ceased, situate In the town Of
Remington aforesaid, far bounds ana descrip-
ton reference may be had n the Land records
10 Town Clerks once Of said town Of Benning.
ton, representing that the sale of said real
estate viii be beneficial to-the estate OF said
deceased and those interested in said estate
Whereup0n. 10 is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred 10 a session there.
Of. to be held at the Probate ONCE IN Beunlng-
on IN said district on the 5th day OF Dec A D..
1908, for hearing and decision thereon; and It Is
further ordered. that an persons interested be
notified hereof by publication OF notice Of said
application and order thereon three weeks sue
cessiyely IN the Banner and ReiOrmer, a news
paper published az Bennington, before said
time Of hearing that they may ap
pear at said time and place, and, u they see
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
i3w3 Attest JOHN V. CARNEY. Judge.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-12-03
E.tate of Henry PhlIlLps.

Notice of Settlement and Application for Disti
button.
GlTATE OF VERMONT, At 2 session
y District of Bennington, IS. I Of the Probate
Court. holden at the Probate ONCE In Benning
ton, in said District on the 18th day OF
Nov A. D. 1903
Present John " Carney, Judge.
G. ID. sweet, administrator of the estate of
Henry Philips. late of Bennington, In said
district, deceased, presents his admlnistra-
ton account for examination and allowance,
and makes application for a decree Of dis.
tributiOn and partition Of the estate of said
deceased.
WhereupOn, 1t is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application be referred t.
a session thereof. 10 be held at the Probate ONCE
aforesaid, on the 7th day OF Dec. A. d. 1908
for hearing and decision thereon: And
1t Is further ordered, that notice thereof
be gwen TO all parties Interested, by publication
of the same three weeks successfully In the
Banner and Reformer, a newspaper published al
Bennington, previous TO said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time ana
place, and show cause If any they may have,
why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
record whereof is ordered to be made.
true record.
Attest JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge
true copy Of the original record.
3]w3 Attest JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-12-03
HELPING HAND.
Is Gladly Extended by Bennington CIT
zen

tHhm.
There are many enthusiastic citizens
in bennington prepared to tell their
experience Tor the public good. Tee
timory from such a source Is tha best
OF evidence anu wiz Prove "belpin
haad' TO scores Of readers Read the
following statement:
q. Y. DaVenport, farmer, three miles
out of the Confer on road near Robin
son school house, says "What / stat
ed about Doan's Kidney Pills 6rst il
the winter Of 1897 was not only abso
iutely trus nut ! am only too pleased
to re-endorse my original statement.
For years before / used Doan, 8 Kidney
Pills, backache and pain auross my
loins we're so severe that | could not
bend. and often when the parozysu a
we're at their height TO say / suffered
severely, mildly expresses what ! en-
dured 10 addition to that trouble
with the kidneys secretions ext tied.
Now since Doan's Kidney Pills stopped
a very severe attacg some FIVE years
ago, l have had occasion to use the
remedy when / noticed symptoms Of a
recurrence. On each ard every occa
sion, have never appealed to it in
vain. ~
For sale by all dealers; price sc
csnts. Foster-Milburn company, Buff
falo, n. Y, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan and
take no other
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-12-03
Meat Business For Sale.

Established y years, 3 nice
horses, silver plated harnesses,
, up.to.date refrigerator carts
latest make, tools, etc. Fine
trade, $1,000 a year profit. A
good business for any energetic
hustling young man. Cause Of
sale poor health. Sold cheap
to a quick cash buyer.
Address Lock Box S96
Bennington, Vt.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-12-03
NORTH BENNINGTON


's.;.ss.s'.s'.st.ss9s's.8sss,.gsss (.
James Powers son Thomas is in
proving slowly.
Harry Roster was in Troy for
Thanksgiving.
Broas scriven Of Pownal was in
town last week.
Mr. LeFay passed Sunday at his
home in NorthAdams.
Miss Ingram spent Sunday at her
home in Centre White Creek.
Miss Mary Hanlon of Springfield is
with her mother for a few days
Observation-Disclosures of his
Thanksgiving dinner at Hall Farm,
Mrs Nellie Stanley of Schenectady,
called on friends in town Saturday.
Miss Marion Carley passed Thanks
giving at her home in Springfield, VT
w. r. Madison and wife spent their
Thanksgiving in Troy with relatives.
J.. w. Weeks Of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting his aunt Mrs Oscar Madison.
The Graded school resumed work
Monday, after the Thanksgiving re-
cess.
Mrs Burgess of Bennington has been
spending few days with Mrs Edward
Phillips
Miss Nella Cole is at home from her
school in Arlington, for two weeks
vacation
a, S. Hathaway and wife entertained
a large party Of relatives on Thanks
giving day.
Bert Jones is to occupy Walter Mat
tison's tenement recently vacated by
Noel scully.
A new iron bridge was put in place
Sunday on the Rutland road near
Lake Paran
A supper and social will be given in
the Hinsdillville NJ. f. Church, Tues
day Dec. Is.
Mrs VIM Powers and son Thomas,
who have been very i'll with quinsy,
are recovering.
There was large family gathering
at the home Of Mrs Ella Clark on
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs Peck, mother of Rev G. H. Peck
leaves Friday for New York city,
where she will visit her sister.
Miss Henrietta Walbridge has beer
entertainingher friend Miss Ina Grout,
of Burr and Burton Seminary.
Miss Antoinette Thompson who ha,
been at II. F. Lambs for a few weeks.
has returned to Pittstown, n. Y.
Miss Lima Tozer Of Northampton,
Mass, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents Rev and Mrs r. b. Tozer
Mrs Lorenzo Carr has returned tc
her home in East Berlin, n. Y, after
visit with her cousin Mrs Alice Carr
Mr. and Mrs Mathews Of Rutland are
residing here. Mr. Mathews is EN-.
ployed in the Office Of the H. c. White
Co.
Mrs II, G. Wright teacher in the
Grammar Department OF the Graded
Schools, spent Thanksgiving with her
brother in Manchester.
Henry and Floyd Tedt who are EN-
ployed in the Locomotive works in
Schenectady, are enjoying a week s
vacation at their home here.
st John the Baptist church was the
scene. of a pretty wedding at eleven
O'Clock on Thanksgiving day. when
Miss Margaret Griffin was united in
marriage TO William Meagher. Rev
r, f. Schaelfer performed the cere-
mony. Both parties are we'll known
here and have many friends who
extend hearty congratulations. They
are enjoying a trip to New York city.