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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-22
FRANKLIN COUNTY
RlcHFORD.

The fire alarm Saturday morning about
-FOUR O'Clock woke up the whole VIII
lagc to find the shaving house Of the
Richford Furniture Co. on fire again
1t having taken tire Thursday just after
noon, but was drowned out. The last
time it was entirely destroyed The cause
tanoous Combuston.-The ladies' of All
Saints Catholic Church will hold their
annual fair in the new church. Fcbru-
airy - to 1.-THE concert and ball held
Friday evening under the auspices Of the
WOrkinSmcuS Relief association, was
largely attended and enjoyed by all
Mrs. Clara c. Hoffman of Missouri will
give free temperance lecture in Bank
hail. Thursday evening January -
Frontier Post. No. -. q. y. f.. has INSTALL
ed the following oficers: Com
mandor A. J. Murrcll; senior vice-com-
mandcr Charles I.ovelett; junior vice
commander, j. y. Culver; adjutant l.. H.
Smith; quartermaster. J.. Y. Parker;
officer of the day. Levi Lahuir; guard
Louis Secor; sergeant major. c. G. Sabin
quartermastcr sergeant, y. f. Hamilton
William Harper. a former resident of this
place Is now employed as machinist at
&. G. Manncl & Sons factory.-The big
road roller was out all day Sunday pack
ing the snow on the roads, which makes
good winter roads.-The past week has
been busy one with teamsters. hauling
wood and logs into town and gathering
ice from tho pond.-J. K. Ccnger of the
cooperative Grocery Co, is confined to
his home with the grip.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Thoro Will be meeting of those inter
cSted in the no" vote of the referendum
question at the town clerks office .Ioudd Y
evening. All those of every opinion. who
are opposed to the open saloon are invited
Ia bc present and discuss plans for getting
out strong mo" vote in the town Of
Jericho-Miss Lydia Hartg. the eVangel-
iSt made a short visit to her friends he re
WednesdaY.-Mrs Dr. Hopkins. who has
hccn absent visiting relatives in New
York city. is expected to return to-day
Tho Rev. +. G. Abbey of EsseI. repre-. m
tatiVc to the General Assembly from tnat
town. gave strong and earnest address
On the "Ref"rcndum Question:" at the
church Sunday "Vening.--Mrs. Hoffman,
tn" noted temperance lecturer, will give
an address on the temperance question at
III" school house hall Tuesday evening
Mrs. Holman is AN carNeYt and interest
ing speaker and il is hoped the ha i MAY
he tll.ed by our peoplc.--Thc first evening
meeting this season of the Friday cub
" i'll he held at the old academy this week
Friday evening. Jan. %. An interesting
miscellaneous programme has pccn pre-
pared. The main topic OF the evening. ~
Discussion Of the Workings of one of the
Branches of our CiVil Government Will
lie taken by {. II. NASH. The rlsctin.; win
be called to order nj 7:3o. All. whether
members oi tho club or not, will be rlost
cordially welcomed.
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THE BURLINGTON PRESS THURSDAY. JANUARY o. 1903


possession inc hrst OF FEBRUARY n.Xt-
Mrs. Nellle Jones OF fltchnurg' Mass
is the guest OF her parents Mr.. ana Mrs
~, a. iiouses'--Ah a.tenp, was madc one
,iasnt 10 preak mo - ~, l''no store. Mr.
ilercc ana ms Wiie VINO I'VE over the
S'oIe hcaru 'hc !i"iSc an" went l" ',lc WIZ
low , an" 'ne hsscrt'nt ic'r',.hs ne was
, ,',.u hcu'- W. iu'lo'r l"t wv w"
80" MN mas arriNtu' an" 'arPe''c'S nv
ne Worh Oh tnc Na,,e' 'u'be Iua".''N
VI losS hre now III .''e mn !niu, nhu u"
soo . fnhny teains H're uraw'hS eNe's ny.
ne annual i,ioe,'iis y! Wv a. W. ",',"o!
,",,e u, N'ns D"uE ''c!a w"a i'iu 81.
Hao''cS nv ,ou'''i c'',oi ,'''.'' ~
~ ~ ,llc iW,'',honu courSe was sNr' az Wv
,, M Wy w '''o, VI a., ~,
Moh'peil'r Wednesday evening. ,he i',n
,'','nMrS r. 'o'lrH '"' ~ ,.,,,I,r IT,
'"or Vi .''S '' ~ 'ot''N VI + '.,,'"", =,
Mas, qu''o nuiliper OF lil"y lr'rn"S an"
"e'snoois n'Su"y Nei,i'ls, NV i".,, l''a'
VT anu hrs. - W. H"'u " Mo,',P.,.c'
W N,, w lecrn' Eu'S's VI NJ , ",.p n' %
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VI oo par.ook OF = poun,hul ul,Ii'r III NV. .,'.
N,suE at'er "n,th IVY i'la'c' !" ''ic
thurch ABOVE ne ioiIo"'hs programme
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I"HN 'ati.or' hen i",ioW'u scrip','"
ro'uins' MrS' a. W. r""u"ln "ne.f"
pinN'r' !''i'"'" ny SIns'"s' i''SSe" US
Suran.e' P"ler was I'"u ny MrS
Nttc lowers sNinE i'iStoiF vi ti' o'
50 h.Aa ''o'I VI '"c N"'s i'aue li'eIS '''i
s'ow.l ol w. oIuer' 'ns was ''s,pM."
ny sins"he 'ro"inE i'ine JESUS. H,N r.
a, r.'e,s Meir it"i run ""S'n' ''l'.'io'i =
n"tS i.pMt Dich''Sni' sen, ' po'ni ~"
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work in the underwear factory.--Two ac-
cidents occurred near the local station la st
Monday which caused n delay of several
hours in the running of passenger trains.
A freight engine left the track a few
rods below the station short time be-
fore the n. m. train going north ar
rived which was delayed about ; hours be-
fore the road was cleared. The north
bound mail due about 400 y. m. and the
o;3O train going south also the p. m.
train going north were all delayed several
hours as some time in the afternoon two
freight cars were off the track caused
by Il defective Switch.-Peter Labcllc met
with quite II loss last week. he having
let his team to Joe Maynard and John
May To go TO Waterbury. While coming
back In the evening on the south side
of the river the horse became unmanage-
able. one or the boys jumped out while
the other fell out of the sleigh leaving
the horse to pursue his way alone, While
coming down the hill few rods west Of
RdleN's station the horse went over the
banh, there being no railing and ran
nearly across the river on the ice hut
before he, got across he ran into a glade
in the ice and was drowned. The sleigh
and harness were badly demolishcd.-Joe
liosford Of West Bolton was at the office
of John Phillips last Monday to get his
bounty on seven hcdgchogs which he has
recently killed.
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WlNOOSKi.


MISS lhp'le ". O'Sulllvan, Youngest
lauEht'r OF Mt ana MIS-. Jeremiah OSul-
hvdh az iilck"h street, died Thursday
ABOUT 100 O clock or pneumonia, after an
illness on nino DAYS. MISS OSulliNan was
taken III WIN Il hard cold week pre-
Nlous, winch later developed into pneu-
mona ana resulted IL her death. llis.
lidNi'y ana She"han. assisted by three
nurses, Wcr" in almost constant attcn-
dance nut to no avail. Miss o sullivan
vas born in IN" village about 20 years
"@o. She received hcr carly education IN
the pubic schools ana later secured EN-
ploym'nt as saloslady at the Boston
store III burlington, where she WAS en-
pluyrd until the opening OF the Royal dry
goods store, at which place she engaged
Hs Saleslady and remained up to the time
OF her illness. She was a valuable and
faithful emIloye and was very popular
with shoppers. She was "A member of St
stephens Catholic Church and was prom
mcnty identified with all affairs of the
church, She had a host of friends in this
village and burlington, who regret her
death. She Is survived by a father, moth
or. one brother jeremiah w. O'Snllivan of
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. 1sham, Kate and
stephen Noonan, NJ. w. Tinsdil and H.
II. Tilley attended tho funeral of the late
Edward Mills in Hinesburgh last Sunday
Edward j.. lsham has returned from a
two months trip in the Western States. -
James MiIlham was on the sick list a few
days last week.-Mrs.. George Isuel is
spending a few days IN Burlington
James German has completed his lahors
with Nathaniel Parchcr and has gone To-
W. ii. WhitcSide'S in Shclburne. - Norman
Wescott went to Burlington last Thurs
Jay.-Fred Gotta is working for NJ. W.
liins'lill. Several from here attended tho
W. Il. G. Poverty social in IIinesburgh last
Friday evening. Fred Patrick of this
place received the prize for being the most
poorly dressed gentleman and Mrs c.
w. Mansfield as the lady.--S. T. Hinsdill
visited his mother last Sunday.-Miss Han
nan JiinsHill is a little easier at the pres
ent writing.-F'red Lavigne is moving to
his fathers place in Imcsburgh.-Thn
registered Is degrees below zero
in this place Monday morning.
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c5"c5a,c, closed s5c TeS -, 20 ,i, Sc cio s,
/ 81 &C; March jramSia,c. closed jlssc May
inl6 D9lac,, closed 49'sc: July iHs@iSiic
oATs-Rcceipts 24ombu;spot nrmcr. 80.
4%c: standard white 40 No. g. ~ g;
No. white 40; No. : white 3',c; track
mixed western, nominal; track white i3of
tt'ETEIDS - H,Hss" rl me
AI-The market was firm to-day.
HlDES-1'he market was firm to-day.
Galveston 20 to IS lbs lsc, California II To-
% l3s lIr; TSxa; dry "a to >. lbs s, l.c.
Domestic ncSce Slis2c '''
Hi,rt- Steady; family Slluml70o: moss
Slo.UM 100; beef hams s2O.jod 200. packet
s 4cS. i0'"' city extra i"d'a mess '240ow
LARn-Was firm; western steamed,
slp5l' refined firm: Continent SloG5; S. A.,
SLIGO: compound SI5pa7.15.
PORN-rhe market WAS firm to-day
Family $500: short clear $ls. j0a2l.J 80; mess
Sls.1yMlS.50
state and western. sl,5Om2.U; Long Island.
S2WQ2.3; southern Jersey sweets $2.5og
TALLOW-Was firm: city Cs2 per pck.,
t%c: country tpkgs free) %i6i,c
fETROLEUM-Wa nrm refined New
York $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
So: do. in bulk Sj.75.
l2.%I: exchange. Sl2 1juto.35
CoFtEE-spot Rio was quiet; No. in
y,, oiHc sc; mild nuict; Cordova 7@iiic.
.ats inclndng teb.; tl3 March 500
Nov. 1896: Dec. S5oj
Sasc; centrifugal. 96 test , l3-16n37sc; mo-
l2as"s s.snr &c: rSh IN sugar vas quiet.
No. II. 500. 10. H. Sass: confectioners
M.eo: mould a, $500. cut loaf &.;5, crushed
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The annual reunion of old associates
was held at Lycoum hall Friday evening
January Ii. nearly 100 being present. The
musical programme consisted of singing
by Mrs. Cove Of South Burlington and by
A quartcttc, also violin solo by Miss Jes-
sic pIindle. The tables We're beautifully
laden with all the dclicaCics of the sea-
son. Those from out of town in atten-
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie. Rev.
nods, j. A. Baldwin and Mrs. Jennie
Roberts of Burlington; Mr. and Mrs. Cy-
rus Van Nlet, Mr.. and Mrs George ~
Roberts and George II. Blair and wife of
Shelburnc, Mr. and Mrs. +. n. Lyman
and Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Jackman Of
liincSburgh; Mr., and Mrs. W. H. Dean
and Mr. and Mrs Henry Carpenter of Fer
rishurgh Munnett, who has been
CARRYING on the farm of Mrs, Alma Dean
for the last four years leaves there the
LIST OF March for Ferrisburgh. whore he
has leased Mrs. Caroline Hazards farm
f.. II. Converse has returned home from
an absence Of two weeks from the south
crn part OF the state and New York,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Bcrt Patterson is dangerously III
at John Van Sicklen's.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
Boornhowor Is very sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. Hoomhowor recently moved into
Frank Pror's house from the tenement
house ON the Brownell homestead in VIII
listop.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Phillips returned
to their home in Huntington Saturday, af-
ter Il few days stay with relatives in
town.
Archie Caswell who has been quite sick,
is much improved.
Mrs. Albert CrmStoCk has q curiosity in
the snap" of a hons oeg laid Saturday by
a white Plymouth Rock. The egg Is one
half inch in diameter and nearly two
inches long.
Mrs. Frod Isham. formerly of this place.
now living in Burlington who was taken
TO the Mary Fletcher hospital two weeks
ago, for an operation. is improving.
Mrs. Addc Landon of Iineshurgh was
IN town saturday on her way to colches-
ter. whore she was summoned by the crit
zeal Illness of h"r brother, Mr.. Nay.
Wilbur Hall, who was seriously i'll with
pneumonia carly in the winter, remains
in very poor health.
Inc temperature averaged II below zero
at this place Monday morning
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Yours very truly,
j. S. BACHE & CO.
VERMONT STUDENTS.
From the Rutland News.)

According to the renort of State Sup
erintcndont Of Education Walter f.
Ranger there are 300 Vermont students at
tending 20 colleges outside the State and
G1' within the state. making a total Of gSi
vermont boys and girls who are seeking II
higher education. OF the colleges outside
the State. Dartmouth has the grcatost
number, x. Harvard university has %
falc L., TUFTS college q. Mount Holyok-
college ~ Smith rs W, slcyan university
= Boston university -, Brown university
j, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
-, columbia university Is. and the other
colleges smaller numbers. In the State
the University of Vermont ana State Agri-
cultural college has 81 Vermont students.
Mid llebury college 1l9, Norwich university
A., 1t is conceded that This showing is "A
most satisfactory and encouraging one.
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UNDERtiILL.

There is to be a dance at G. A. II. hall
on Friday evening, January ga birth
day visit for Mrs. Spafrord Wright was
given at g. a. r. hall last Saturday by
the ladies' of the Relief Corps.-NeXt We'd
nesday evening there will be Il rally and
banquet by the Good Templars.-M. L..
Washburn spent Sunday in town.-Mer-
curry from q degrees to "A degrees he
low on Monday morning.-Bert Metcalf
is attending the dairy school in Bur
lington.-T. 3. Barney of Burlington
was III town last week.-Mrs.. Mary Day)
Wiltsic of Burlington was the guest of
friends in town last wcek.-The Rev.
Mr. Pinncy of Ludlow. is supplying the
pulpit of the Congregational Church for
the lrcSent.
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SWAN TON.

George Bcst's horse took first AZ the
AlburGh races Friday. Joe BarretteS new
horse Bow and Arrow, second, and Slime
howor's Little FLYER, third 1t was u
blanket race. \ five dollar blanket 10
first. "a three fifty blanket to second and
a two dollar blanket to third.
Mis- Marcia Smith. who has been in i'll
health Tor long time at her home on
Spring street. was taken Monday to tho
ST. Adams hospital.
The prudential committee OF the TriIH
school district have made an offer TO the
town school directors that they Will
school any children from outside tho
union district in the grades below tho
high school for S. per term, and any
scholars in the high school for s., "a
heretofore, IT is believed that reducing
the rate from s. to 81 on scholars in the
lower grades Will satisfy the town school
direC tors
The Modern Woodmcn will not hold =,
weeks tair as at first proposed. but WILL
instead give bah Thursday night &c
next week at Billiards. han, with Toanou-
cites orchestra. augmented by some adj
ditional players, for music.
There was lots of fun at the local race
on tho ice here TUESDAY There had been
good deal OF speculation as to which OF
two colts was the better. William Depar
bay two-yoar-old mare, or Napoleon Thu
dcau'S brown stallion which was also two
years old last spring. Trudeaus colt
won in three straight heats,
DIR. n. \. Han and wife have purchased
the Frances \. Cushman homestead on
Canada street for S., 200.
Edward Rye was badly hurt Tuesday
afternoon by a falling tree which cut =
big cash in his head. Or. A. IL. Cross
scwcd up the wound.
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hlNrSbuRGh.

Edward Mills, an old and respected resi-
dent of this town. passed away Friday,
January ii, and the funeral was held from
the Methodist Church Sunday at two
10 clock. the Roy. Mr. Vradenburg official
ing. l.. G. Parker had charge of the fun
oral arrangements. Friendship Lodge +.
and y. NJ. of Charlotte Of which Mr.. Mills
was member was present in a body. also
number of MasonS from this and adjoin-
ing towns. Mr.. Mills leaves. as near rcla-
tivos ono brother, Frank Mills of Bulng-
ton and a sister. Mrs. Marcus Burritt Of
this town. with whom he has made his
home since the death of his WIFE, which
at the q. \. r. hall last Friday evening
was a financial success. Many grotesque
costumes We're exhibited and prizes were
awarded Mrs. George Mansfield and Fred
Fatrick-Scnator Russell was with his
family over Sunday.-NIisS Clare Hull was
homo over sunday, returning to Shclbuine
MOnday,-ScVcral members Of II. A.
BccCherS family are ill with tho grip
Mr.. Lane, a gospel worker from Essex
Centre spoke at a union service at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
Marcus I}urritt has pncUmonia---A Young
child of Mr.. Flcmming is very sick with
pneumonia.-O. y. Baldwin of Shelburne
has had furnace placed in his house in
the village. He expects to come here to
mako his home in the near future.-Union
meeting are held alternately in the three
Churches ovc~V Sunday neht-M. j. Fin
ney went to BuIke, y Y, las, week TAX
ing with him a horse. sleigh and harness,
ior his son, who is located there.
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WESTFORD

The knights of PythNas recently Install
ed their ofricers as follows: c. j.. Macom-
Der, chancellor: w. G. Perry, vice chan
cellor. II. K. Stone. master of work: II. r.
Fay master of finance; q. l.. Burritt,
master of eXchcquer: +. X. Rice. keeper
of records: Henry Murphy, master at
arms Harris Grow. inside guard A.
Rogers. outside guard.-John Macomber
spent a few days in town last week. Mr..
Macomber Is now with the American
Bridge Co.-Mr. and Mrs James II. Grow
attended the Bates Martin wedding at
Essex Junction Wednesday.--Mr. and Mrs.
o. II. Rawson of Newport have been Wis
iting relatives in tOwn.--Ruel orion
sprainod his ankle badly while playing
at school Thursday.-Thc town hail was
crowded to its fullest capicity at the tenn
pcranCc rally Saturday eveming.
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RICHMOND.

At tho parish dinner al tho Congree'l-
tional Church the i4th inst. obou, 90 par
took Of dinner wAiCh was furnished by
the ladies' of the church and society. IN
tho afternoon a meeting and roll call
was held the Rev. +. !. Holmes ser\ ing
as moderator, the members Responding
with "A passage Of scrptGre. and several
absent members ny letters. The reports
of the clerk and treasurer were very salts
factory. Salmon Green was elected
church clerk; NJ. S, Whltcomb. dcncon and
treasurer for three wears; S. T.. Andrews,
trustee for three years; Frank i}alnil sup
crntcndent of sunday school, edward
Hildreth reported n ncqu"st ~ hIs late
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- Now YORK Jan. o.
BEEVEs-,Rccepts. S7ls head: steers
steady to shade higher; bulls and cows
tail ends si.or bulls sS.oo5f4 20. cows 81 75jdi
SS5; cables steady Mt London: Liverpool
market weak; exports 800 cattle and 5,i00
quarters of beef; tomorrow 3l cattle.
ALNES-Reo eipts 7s5 head: Voals
steady to lower; harnyards and western
calves slow. Veals sj.0rN1.75: little calves
A.@Ni4.oO. harnyard calves 81 0)Ti4 10: west.
crns S3.,m}.71: city dressed veas 1lQil4i,c.
81 EEP AND LAM Receipts 6.99l
head: firm for sheep: lamus slow and
500; lambs $5.2jnGjo, mainly SJ75u6.37is
Culls $40.
HOCS-Receirts $50 head; nominal.
weak: 10 sales reported.
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SOME OF I'm. SENATOR'S ELECTED

Now York. Jan. 2n-Logislatures in VA
rinus States to-day in Joint session rattle
the nominations of the following candi
dates for United states senator
chigan-Russell a. Alger.
lllnois-A. j. Hopkins.
Ftah--Rccd Smoot.
ludiana-Charlos W. Fairbanks.
South Dakota-A. b. Nittrcdge.
North Dakota-!l. G. '1anshrOugN
ConnoC uCut-Orvilc II. Plat.
New York-T. c. Flatt.
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COM M ERCIAIi.
New York produces Markss

rLouR~Recelrts li,seo Gbi San The
market was fairly active, Minnesota,
patents 81 1@ 100; Minnesota bakers 49, %
@34m winter patents S3.Gja4OO: winter
sGa thtS S3On3fO; winter eXtlas s. 500
'i0 winter low Grades s2G0G2,90.
rHYE Fl.Ouk-The market was firm
.ta w. 70 @ sood Sio934O; choice to fancy
.WilLAT-Keccipts $3.50 bu: spot firm,
a., Sisc elevator; No. red S3sc fob
nno1t, No. northern Duluth 50 Tic 10. b.
nnnoat: No.. hard Manitoba 913sc fob
nhglt' .MIRrch closed si7sc; May s.aIUs3Y.c,
-I,okN-Rcccipts 3lO0 bu: steady: NJ. .
t''.c elevator ard zoe Cob. afioat. Nn .
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street The funeral was held from 81
Narv's Church at 2 o'clock sunday AZ.
ternoon.
R.rcre.. i'm Pankr1ntcv Hiram NJ Mott
of this CITY has been appointed admins.
traitor of thc estate of Henry Nott Iate
Of AIbrroh
Uorhort Sturoos who has been undor
treatment fo, several rnontbe NJ a hosnltal
I'm \Inrtr,al has b,,.n iro,Inbt fl, his nom,
i'm mis- civ
J,nu ~ sullivou has ourht tha interest =,
,f - 81 I,nr,.o,. f., ,,o ,,,7,l.,r,,,1,ir, Insi
ncs. of r,rvcv & sullivan AMI ,rll herr-
attor conduit mo business alone
Mrs C;oorro To,l Of 1,,irfax has b.o,
bro,.rb+ ia Tho - Adams busnita1 for
.,,e,,t
cnnrcc Ncr,roqos oonl - wears died
II bie home on I'n,,ud,,. stra.t S,turI.,.
of p, n,,Ir,orarv trnuhIc tie is survived
hv , ,.ife and iva cons John and Uomar
III OF ,hts ai,, .,ha ,,,na,.,I Geo.. L,id
from ,,.. ho,,.a ,Ion,l,,. af,nrron,
-rha a,,,,,I ,'.,,;,, ~ ~ .t,l.roi1
or. Of ,hn pon,Io,, :rr'1.t cnr,,'a,,H y.o.
bcld Nonday ard tbo tollov,ire- hno,,,
Of diroo,ors oInotod. t,d,,.n-d ,,urt,,
cr,i,t =, S,,,, Si,S, ,,,'...,., W ~
WITS 1Ionr,, N c,n,''r' t,i,,.o.i
C,Mttender AND inhn Rr.,,cb T.I,n tJn,
!, =, Sr,i,h 1.'s ni,.'ta1 rra.i1o,,. ',,i
Inbn ,srarch v,s oIo,,o, ,,i,l'i,,s,,i''
sd tr,a,',rnr ,rIo roro.t ,c ~ 49,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-22
COLCHESTER,

Mr. Curtis, who has been i'll with grip
Is able 10 be out again.--Mrs. a. O. HUI
burd. who has been quite i'll is reported
better.-A temperance lecture will be
given III the congregational Church next
Friday evening, january 2.-Mrs. Anna
Leonard and daughter of Boston are
visiting at NJ A. Fowler's.-Mrs. William
Severance is ilL--Mrs. John Gravcle of
NcrSonnes is in town.-NIrs. Levi Davis
of Waterbury spent Sunday at +. p.
smith s.-Alrs. Joseph Lucia Is sick with
pleurisy.-Mr. and Mrs. Minot Smith of
West Milton visited in town last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-22
MONTGOMERY

Mr.. and Mrs. Luke +. Martin are the
happy parents of son.-The Rev. G.. O.
Hunt of IInosburgh Falls spoke on the
license law on Wednesday evening and it
was highly cuioved by all--On Tuesday
of this week there is to be a missionary
tea at the parsonage. All are cordially
invited to attend.-l'lorence Dumira had
the misfortune to hc pushed of a sled,
A fractured arm is the rcsult--Hatte Ry-
der died on Wednesday afternoon after
a long illness of consumption, aged about
10. Her funeral was held At the home of
her uncle and aunt. Il. j. Lambert, where
she had always lived and been tenderly
cared for. Her father Mr. Ryder of Ros-
ton was here.-Mr and Mrs. Rawson Sim
monds are the parents of a son.