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The leader., 1903-12-02
A Timely Topie

At this season of coughs andscalds it
is we'll to know that Fuley's Honey
and Tar is the greatest throat and
lung remedy It cures quickly and
prevents serious results from a cold
For sale by Price Drug Company.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Big land and timber deals
seem to be the order Of the
day in Mississippi. News
comes from Yazoo City that a
big trade has just been closed in
that city for a large body of
land between the Yazoo river and
Tchula. Nearly 5000 acres were
purchased, and it is said to con-
tain more fine hard timber
than any other one section of
the State. The purchasers
are to organize a company,
build saw mills on their property
and put the timber on the market.
The leader., 1903-12-02

The annual Methodist confer
ence, which convenes at Meridian
next Wednesday, is expected to
be one of the largest attended
in the history of the church.
Bishop Joseph S. Key, of Sher-
man, Texas, will preside.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Judge j. A. P. Campbell has
been appointed special supreme
Judge in the place of Justice Cal
houD, and Mr.. G. H. Alexander
in the place of Justice Whitfield,
to try the case Of State rs. Amos.
Woodruff, both the supreme JUS
tees named having beenof counsel
IN that case when it was tried In
the lower courts.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Miss Clara Moody, daughter
of Mayor Moody, of Crystal
Springs, and an accomplished
young lady. died in New
Orleans on the Goth. The
funeral took place at her home
town on Monday.
The leader., 1903-12-02

RocHRItE, Ga, Jan. 30, 1902.
Black-D .auEht stock ann Poultry
Msaisins IS tbs best ever tiiod. Our
stock was locking bad VIXEN you sent
me the icing and now they are
getting 81 fae. They are looking 70
per cent. better.
S. p. BR0cKIlS6ToN.
The leader., 1903-12-02

A Philadelphia court has held
that Sunday marriages are not
legal contracts.
The leader., 1903-12-02
FOR SALE.

One good gentle mare and buggy
$500. or mare, $1,000. Apply at
the Cotton Oil Mill to
+. T. GATLIN,
Bookhagen, Miss.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Thanksgiving turkeys sold ii
New York al 30 cents 4 pound.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Coahoma has levied 10 taxes
for Two years.
The leader., 1903-12-02

The big hearted citizens Of
Yazoo county continue to feed
the editor of the Herald
on pumpkins. The last sample
Of this delectable fruit receiV-
ed at the Herald office tipped the
cream at 10 pounds.
The leader., 1903-12-02

The Aberdeen button factory
is an assured fact. It will
manufacture pearl buttons from
the musseI shells Of Tombigbee
river, and when working to its full
capacity will give employment to
IS men.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Forest fires are raging all
over the State. The dry wealth
er and thick underbrush are
conducive to a continuance unless
we have rain. Fences and even
outhouses have been consumed.
The leader., 1903-12-02

At Crystal Springs, a negro
woman was ironing by the light
of coal oil lamp. The lamp ex-
ploded and the woman died
shortly after from the burns re-
ceived.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
ESSEX COUNTY
ISLAND POND.

Harry Brown who has been in Port
land. Nc, to undergo an operation for
hip joint disease. has returned home
much improved.-G. T.. Clarke has been
confined to the house for tho past few
days on account OF illness. Thomas
Gosln met with n very painful accident
ono day last week on Derby street. Mr..
Goslin stepped on loose plank on the
sidewalk which flew up. striking him I'M
der the chin INJECTING a cash which
ncCessitated four stitches. Or. II. f.. sar-
gent dressed the wound.-Arthur Chaitee
broke orc arm one day last week while
working In Fitzgoralds mill. Or. Elic
reduced the fracturc.-Th steam shovel
which has hcen here the past month has
loft and it is understood will be replaced
10y smaller one.--L. 3. Jones has been
elected manager Of the base ball team
Frank fimcry'S lunch cart caught fro
last Saturday and lively blaze cnsucd
for short time. but was finally subdutd Il.
Capt Randall has been elected fire chief
for the Island Pond Hose company, No. |,
and is instructing the boys how to OK
tnguish fires.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
JEFFERSOMVILlt.

L. r. Thomas has gone to New York
citY.--siarry Sinclair mas returned homo
from New Hampshire, where he has been
employed for the past -IX months.-Gus-
tine RaymOre, who spent several weeks
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, has return
ed home much improved in health
William Curtis has returned from a trip
to Woodbury. where he went to visit his
son and daughter-Mr. TatrO has moved
from the Oher tenement into his new
house which he has built the past winter.
THE Rev. Charles Hager of Hyde Park.
will exchange with the Rev. Henry How
ard next Sunday. April pa very on
joyabe social event occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith last Thurs
day evening: the occasion being a surprise
party for Miss Marie Bagg, who left for
her home IN Cornwall, Ont, the follow
ing Saturday. After spending three years
In our midst. whore by her kindly assist
ance in society and in the choir won many
friends. who regret her departure. a heau-
tiful gold watch and chain was presented
hcr as a souvenir from her Jcffersonville
friends Mrs Dora Atwood has gone To
ST Adams Smith Gallup has rented
Frank Powells firm,--1'hc road commits
sioners started the road machine on tho
highways last MondaY.-Leander Fortcr
has moved to the Ohcr tenement ana
George Maynard into Joel WilcoX's tcne-
ment near the mill,
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I.AM0ILLE COUNTY
WATERVILLE.

Samuel Brown is visiting friends in
EakerSiiod. Frank Leach has moved to
n r. Leachs farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Noel
WestCott of Bakersfield visited relatives
in town last week.-.Howard Oakcs has
gone to New hampshire, where he has
employment j. Beard is making some
very nice repairs in the interior Of his
nousc.-IioraCc Ewins has moved in to the
Afford house at the upper villaGe.-Lcon
Pierce has taken and moved to the Waters
farm down the river.-Chest"r Bragg has
gone to Norfolk, Conn, where he has
employment. Samuel Perkins has moved
I'm to Mr.. Iaraway's tenement at the up
per NillaGe.-William Reynolds has moved
to MERIT Wilson's farm in the north
part of Cambridgc.-Mrs Daniel Morgan
Mrs. Edward Maynard last week.-H. NJ.
and r. II. Mcfarland of Hyde Park, were
in town last week.-J. V. Stevens has
bought hotel property of II. IL. Shattuck.-
Mrs. II. A, Jackson visited her daughter,
Mrs. r, S, Thomas at Johnson last week.
"A. X. Ellsworth Of North Cambridge,
was in town last week.-Eugene Rivers
has moved TO Belvidere Centre. whore
he is to keep a boarding house for Mr.,
Billnrs.-rhe Union Church society have
placed n very nice 1000 pound bell in
their church-Luke Potter is spending
t~o weeks with friends in northern New
Yorl,-Elmer Leach has nousht the house
opposite the postoflice of Mark stevens
Charles Bragg Is building an addition
and making other nice repairs on his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
hIGHGATE CENTRE.

Mrs James Guymont of Somcrville,
Mass, was in town over Sunday the
guest Of Miss Jessie Barr,-Mrs. w. Il.
Austin and son Warren of ST. Adams
visited Mrs. G. q. Austin, last week.
The citizens turned out Arbor day and
worked like beavers making improve
ments on the newly acquired park.-AIiss
Annie Butler has a position clerking for
Audette * Co. in Swanton.-The l.. Y.
l. S served supper in the town hall
Friday evening April IT, to 6
people, realizing thcrefrom the sum of
Sl0j0-J. A. Butler is making extensive
repairs on his house.-The license com
missioners held public hearing at the
town clerks office Monday, April 10Th
on the application of Abbe l.. Rcddins
| for a second class license to sell intoX-
icating liquors at the Commercial House
No objections were filed or protests
made and the license was granted TO TAX,
effect May 1st-E. L. Herricll has rented
the j. A, Butler farm for the coming
year,-Joseph Hnerth and wife are il
| Lowell. Mass, TO attend the Payette'
IIlnerth wedding, April 21st-A meeting
OF the citizens and old soldiers is cal
led for Tuesday evening, May 8 lat
o clock, at the town clerks office, tc
make arrangements for the proper obser
vance of Memorial day.-P. X. Whitney
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.-Mrs
| w. W. Munsell has so far recovered from
her recent illness as to be able to ride
a short distance each day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
ENOSBURCH FALLS.

George Hunt and Miss Ruth Hunt Of st.
Johnsbury and Mrs. r. L. Mason of Della
ware, Ohio, are here, called by the critical
condition of their mother, Mrs c. w.
Hunt.-The second debate between the
high schools OF this place and Richford
came off Monday evening in the latter
town. About 10 persons attended from
here. The question discussed was the
government ownership of railroads 1t
was decided in the affirmative in favor
Of the Enosburgh boys-A son was born
April 20 TO Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi Armstrong.
Mrs Eliza Bogue who has been in Wor-
cteter, Mass, the past two months has
returned and is staying Il short time III
the home of NJ. T. Perley.-Mrs. Emmett
McFceters was called to lIighgatn Monday
by the death Of her father, L. f. Pellon,
which occurred Sunday eveninc.-Mrs.
Eliza Gaines OF Cambridge is visiting in
town.-A lasc ball game was played here
Saturday between the Franklin and Enos-
burgh high school teams. The game was
won by the Enosbursh boys, the score be-
iD,r II n |
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GEORGIA..

The Rev. William Shaw and family left
last week for their new homo at lsla nd
Pond. MIR. and Mrs. Shaw have endeared
themselves TO the towrspcople and will be
greatly misscd.-The Rev +. NJ Barnes,
the newly appointed pastor Of the Metho-
dist Church, came on Saturday and filed
his pulpit on Sunday. There was n union
service at the Congregational Church
in the evening, which was well attended.
Miss Aunan. who has been holding
meetings at the Congregational Church
for the last two weeks is to speak there
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings OF
this week.-Tho lot owned ny Newton and
Austin. on which their store stood, which
was burned a few weeks ago. was sold to
Abner Bliss, at public auction Oh the
nth.--CiladYs Churchill, from Bak-
crsfeli, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Rankin this weeh.-There came near being
II serious IRE n the home of Isaac How
ard on Monday, when the roof took fire
from tho chimney burning out. Prompt
assistance was given by neichbors and the
blaze was eXtinsushcd before much dam
age was done
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
AMBRIDGE.

The men met last week and organized
n Village Improvement association
and elected ". y. Gray president. DR.. 3.
G. start secretary and Linus Leavens
treas urer. NJ. c. Wells. T. c. Wells and
y. -. Cutting We're appointed commit
tee to plan the work.-Mrs. w. A. SAT-
ford and little son, Leighton, We're both
sick last week. The latter is up and
about and Mrs Stafford is on the gain
F.. f.. Wiley met with what might have
been a serious accident last week. He
was driving one horse and leading ore
he had just bought which got frightened
and pulled him out of the wagon, that
frightened the other horse and he ran
into wire fence cutting himself quits
badly. Mr.. Wiley was badly shaken
Mrs Nettie Smile and Ralph of Wolcott,
are spending a few days with her sisters.
Mrs Laura Raymore is quite Ill and UNI
der the doctors care.-Miss Fred Davis
and children went tn Eden Saturday -
visit their old home.--W. d. Macoy Is IN
Essex visiting friends .-liarlon Wires has
gone to Essex Center for a few weeks
T G. Macomber is to take MIR Hckoks
place at the Cambridge creamery as but
ter maher the first of MaT.-F'red Chayer.
grandson of Mrs. Margaret Chayer, has
a position in Burlington as messenger
boy.-Dr. and Mrs f.. II. Forrest Of TIL
ton. y. H.. are in town for month He
has his room III the Brush block,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
FLETCHER.

Mrs. Lucy Robinson, who fell and in
jurcd her hip last fall, fell again last
Sunday and injured the other ono quite
baily.-Mrs. +, ID. Ellis is visiting her
father in Shcldon,-F. S. Smith paid 81 10
for March milk,-Edward Wagner was
brought before c. r. Parsons last S2tur-
day ana fined 81 and costs amounting to
81, for beating and running a horse be-
longing to r. +, Nethcrly. An appeal was
taken to the county court About GO at
tended the reception given the Rev, Mr.,
Sturges after his return from conference.
All were pleased to have him return an
other year.-Mrs, Horace Thomas is slow
| ~ improving. DR.. lIawley of Burlington
was called in consultation with Or. Brush
for Mrs. Alonzo Kinsley, who is in poor
health,-Eugone Blanchard will make ex-
tensive repairs on his buildings this sum-
mer. Mrs. Leon Gushing is in very poor
lhealth.-Mrs. Belle Parsons and Grace
Fitzgerald are intending to go to the
mountains to work this summer,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY
FAIRFIELD.

Daniel Horigan is able to he out after
being seriously hurt--.T. II. Fanton has
bought Joe Covers sugar, paying him II
cents per pound.--Henry Rooney has
bought IT. s. So,lc's store stephen Coon
was granted a first class license and will
be open May ]. Ray Potter was granted
tho second class.-Charles Campbell has
begun to get his potato ground ready. lie
expects to plant ;'o bushels John Meehan
broke ono leg Thursday while driving cat
tic for stephen Coon.-J. II. NJ 'Mahon
opened the West street school Monday
with an attendance of 20 scholars. p, G..
Finnegan was united in marriage with
Miss Louisa Marquette Friday evening
by the Rev. n. ]. Lachancc.--A 10-pound
boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. Allen
Dennis the 18th OF April. Arthur Finn
will begin work for Stophen Coon May /.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
MORRlSVlllE.

on Thursday evening tho annual meet"
inc Of the village fire department was
held at their headquarters The following
officers were elected: +. w. Gates, fore
man; Fred Goodrich, first assistant fore
man; Fred I.unt. second assistant fore
man; Frank O'Neu nrst pipeman; 5. l..
King second pipeman: l.. NJ. Mayott, en-
yirc man; L. NJ. Davis secretary; Elmer
Wade treasurer. In accordance with the
vote passed at the village meeting nva
men We're added, making the membership
OF the company - men.
In accordance with the decision rem
der-d at the village meeting held last
week the trustees Of the village have de-
cided to purchase of A. II. Whitney his
property at Cady's Falls, consisting of
saw and grist mill with the water power
and privileges of same. The village elCr-
trio light system has increased to such d
extent that IT has become necessary to u
all the power available. They expect a.
raise the dam several feet and with tho
prospect OF furnishing motor power II
several different parties in town, among
them the granite sheds it will require
the entire force OF the water at Cadys
Falls.
The Rev. +. l.. Davis, pastor of ths
First Congregational Church here has re-
ceivcd a call from the Westville Congre-
gational Church of New Haven. Conn.
and has accepted the same. Mr.. Davis
rendered his resignation Sunday morning
and he expects to finish his work here
about the middle OF May. Mr.. Davis has
been pastor here since last September.
The second base ball game OF the season
was held AT Hyde Park saturday after
noon between Hyde Park school team and
PeoplCs Academy team. The game was
an interesting one resulting in a score Of
. to 10 in favor Of Morrisville.
NJ. l.. Pike, who has been i'm Burlington
| CVlX!s sSud NO penunuoOl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
EAST FAIRFIELD,

Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Dickinson of Her
rick are visiting Mrs. Dicknson's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Egbert' Colhurn.-
The Rev. NJ. .. Smith Is to attend the
opening OF the now parish house III 81.
Adams Wednesday evening, April 81
Mrs. Eva Gates and daughter Marion re-
turned from st. Adams Tuesday night,
whore they have been the guests of g. \.
Oliver and family since Sunday.-E. j.
Maynard, iewcler, is located in Reads
block next door to the drug store..-School
opened Monday morning with Miss Brad
10y of Fairfield and the Misses Maude
lIadlcy and Wnzola Morey of the village
arc teachers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
Continued from first rage.)

Eregational Church, April 90. at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles ". Reese OF Middlebury,
visited friends here last week. Fred
Bickncll of Johnson, visited Miss Pearl
II. Cook last week.-F. H. ITorsford will
soon commence work on his hillside rcser-
Vor for purposes OF irrigatins his bontani-
cal grounds.--The Breezy Point Library
association are negotiating with w. V.
Beach, in regard to buying the Methodist
Church for library purposes.--A petition to
tho Rutland Railroad Co. for now and
enlarged depot hero has been numcrously
signed in this vicnity.-Sevcral dairymcn
are putting in farm scparators, taking
their cream TO the reameries.-Solomon
4. Williams does not improve in health
The road commissioners are going over
the highways hlling up the ruts The
travelling hns not been generally as bad
for years.Their Is n fair outlook for
fruit blossoms. Grass is unusually fine
for the time OF year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
AlBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs Ada r. Pattcn is visiting her
daughter Florence in New York.--Tues-
day Mr.. brigham, inspector for rural mail
delivery. was in town ana held meet
ing to discuss establishing a route for
this part of the town as some OF the
would-be patrons wanted it to start from
..lburgh and some of them from East
AlhurEh A vote was taken and 81 votes
were cast. IS for East hlburgh and 81 for
AlbUrSh. II the town is to have rural de-
livery il will start from East Alburgh.--
Pike fishing has commenced with hook
and line from the railroad bridge and from
heats as the seine fishing ends this week
good business with hook and line is &c
Is expected for several weeks to come
The Rev Mr. Mills and wife of the Meth
odist Church wera-in this village on We'd
mes lay bidding goodbye to their many
friends preparatory 10 going to their new
tiald ~ la lor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23

50. yellow 52,Sc; No. white sc; May
closed 5i;c; sent ;,94r5%sc closed SOC;
No. 2. aSc; standard white & &C.; No 9, sc
No. white 4)iac: No. white 3Slac; track
mixed western nominal; track white 3sp
t'ti5ii -The market was steady to-day
Spring bran sl5.5Od1S.jo: mddlings $tn0Qu
q ~; winter bran nominal: city, tlS0OQ
H.AH-rhe market, was firm day.
&c H,;hn K, i,rm Tex2s q, Dry; j. 2 i, to
.WooI-yne market was firm to-day
Domestic ne.ce, 2s9ts2c. .
!N.olT1ooo; beef hams, s0ocf2i.jo; packet
81 Qeu ECO city extra lndia mcss. $4,000
IARD-wa. dun; western steamed,
slo25; refined steady: continent sloi5; $. A..
sll.co: compound $7.50uS.O.
PORk-'1he. market was steady TODAY.
Tamily, Si9;S"; :, short clear NS'70a025;
EGGS-Firm; state and PENNSYLVANIA,
lSGl5tac; southern, 14ac; Kentucky. 14sAt
1jr: western storage packed 15'4c; western
porArOE Market firm; southern,
$LJI2Vo: state and weston $40; Long
Island, N75d2.co; south Jersey sweets,
pTTKoLEUM--was steady; refined New
York .:S.Sj; Philadclhia ana Baltimore,
.TALLovV-isasy, city 6. per PACKAGE
NC: country pkrs FREQ %. &c,
CQPPER,-Nomina!; brokers, ooTl5.25;
exchange. $il.o0Ti 90.
invoice size mild firm; Cordova 77.Gl2c.
Futures 2ncnlod STEADY sales "a. we're z? 81,
q 10, Dec, $40; Jan, $40.
sGGA RaRsT was oa nr gni fair reinine
n 10 fir
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
Ell MORE

q. n. Bacon lost n valuable cow and
shoep last wcek.-Esther Bacon has been
visiting friends in Barrc.-E. w. Colby
aud wife Of West Berlin, spent last Sun
day at Norman Camps. MI Camp is
very low.-Mrs. sarah Lamphear is board
ing at Mrs Julia Peake's-Mrs. Sarah
Rcardsley. who has spent the winter with
her mother. Mrs. lampherc, has returned
to her home in Manchester, n. H.-Mrs.
l.. l.. Camp has returned from Richford
after spending a few weeks with her
daughter Mrs, II, A. Puffer.-George
Fitzgerald saw a black bear In O. d.
Racon's sugar place one day last week
The commissioners of the estate OF A.
j. Olmste cad held meeting AZ the town
hall on Saturday, the 18th. Mr.. and Mrs,
Nigh Ilubboll of Danville. were present
ut the mecotins.-F. l.. Slayton has bought
Of Fred Smalley of Morrisville, a fine pair
of horses for use in his business in Barre.
School will commence in district No 4
next Monday, April q, Miss Dutton Of
MorriSto own will teach.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23

house opposite the school house-Mrs
II. j. Beard called on friends in Cam
bridge last week.-ROy Lyon Of Georgia
visited his mother. Mrs. Ann Leach over
Sunday.-Miss Mable Gates of Fairfield,
visited Miss Carrie Jackson over Satur-
day and daY.-Arrangements are be-
ing made to organize a Masonic lodge {
this place in tho near futurc.-Mr and
Mrs. George Bassett visited her parents
at Morrsville over Sunday.-Heman Mil
Ter visited his children at Troy and Jay
La
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
JERICHO CENTRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hopkins of Water
bury visited their grandson DR.. Hopkins,
4 foW days last wcck.-SeVoral of our
people are attending the meetings in Eur
lngtcn. conducted by the Rev. G. Camp
bell Morean.-Mrs. DIR. Hopkins has been
quite sick the past few davs, but is now
hottor--Miss Florence Bckner, Miss
Maud Hurlturt and Miss Nellie McGinnis
are MI on the sick list.--The village
schools received an official inspection from
Health Officer pr. G. e. Hulburd this
week, Miss Anna Warner is spending a
few DAYS in Burlmgton.--W. o. Whit
marsh received news Tuesday of the
death Of his grandson n boy about Is
wears old who died in Colorado. where
he had been taken in hopes of beneftinS
his health. The cause Of death was
tuberculosis.-Mrs l. b. Lord of Bur
lington is visiting her sister. Mrs d. G.,
Nash Of Nashville,F. A. Stiles was in
MorrisVille last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
HANKSVlLlE.

Ralph Grace is working for J, n. Shat
tuck-Henry Wright has moved back
from the Centre. --MVrtie Ravelin is Wis
iting relatives In New Haven,---Mr. and
Mrs G.. A. iIulett are moving in with
Mrs IIulctt's parents, Mr., and Mrs. John
Crace.-Niss Matte Mckenzie Of Shell
hurnc. who il teaching school here, is
boarding at Kensic Burnham's.- Mr. ana
Mrs T. G. BaGcY attended the funeral Of
their cousin, Mrs. Wakefield, in Lincoln
WodncsdaY.-G A. Baker has bought a
farm in Waitsfold and expect, to move
there soon.-Miss TacoN Elliott cntcrtnined
her humorous friends Tuesday evening,
the nth, the occasion being her 10Th birth
day. Games and music were INDUCED in
after which a chicken pie supper was
served Miss Elliott received n number OF
presents. The company dispersed nj a late
hour after wishing Miss Taccy many
more hapuV birthdoVs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-23
HINESBURGH.

Thomas Mckenzie has bought the
Hiram Russell place OF Mrs. Pierce
Walter Harvey, while operating a circu-
lar saw. had ono hand Drawn into the
saw and badly cut, injurrs the hand per-
manently. Frank Dow has moved TO the
village into the Eaisnor house.-Dr. Rus
sell contemplates n trip to Mt. Clemens,
Mich, soon.-Miss Florence Allen returned
Saturday from weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. A. L. Walker in Burlington.
Curtis Andrews has been quite sick the
past week but is better at this writing
Frank Baisnor has bought farm in Nor
ristown and moved there.