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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-21

The number Of regular academic bachelor de-
grees conferred last year follows: A. B.,
7,943: B. ST., 3023; Phi B.. 1,1t2; B. H., 716.
OF higher degrees the numbers were: A. NJ,
1850; NJ. s., 1872: Phi. NJ, %; NJ. l.; IL.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-21
Westminster Club.

Westminster club will meet Monday
evening at the home of HerscheI Y. Jones
1916 Coifax avenue S; James s. Porteous
will read a paper on ~"Reciprocity.'' 49,
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Prominent Railroad Man WEEDS. T..
. Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 21,--From. Philadel-
phia the announcement is made to-day of
the marriage Of Albert w. .Arnold,~a prom
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Mrs.. Carlson. ,. Mrs. Thorn, ~ Henry
Alschwager and DR.. Marsh. A sup
per was served after the games. XIX
A pretty wedding which will interest
Minneapolis people took place Thurs
day in Battle Creek, Mich, when Miss
Agnes Hunter, formerly of this city,
and William Richard SRendell =. of
Shreveport, La We're married. The
service was read by Rev: NJ. -Maverty in
the presence of a few friends. The
decorations were in pink and. green.
The, ,bride;wore a: dainty gown of:white.
A wedding breakfast was served and
Mr.. Rendell and. his bride left: for. De-
troit on their way to their new home in
Shreveport. . - The bride is a niece Of
T. 3. Morris 4of%E3422' Second avenue S,
and resided with her. uncle 2at3Eone
time. ~ @@
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HARD CHOICE.

HARD CHOICE. :1 i:
,-. :. New York Sun. ~: a;.z.
Knicker-Has Jones decided on his career
yet? " -
Bocker-No. he hasn't decided whether to lead
a strenuous life really do something. ~,.':.
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: The marriage Of Miss Blanche Key
SER; daughter Of Dfr. and Mrs. Efnan-
uel Keyser, and Jacob A. {Schlpss Is
announced to take place Tuesday,
sJan.ra5, Observation-Disclosures Phoenix
club. A Large reception will be given
in the eNendng. ~ a..
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! The marriage of Y Miss Mabelle: c..
Smith and Charles r! .Wyant will take
place this evening: at the home of
Boston w. Smith, 2209# James avenue
NJ: Rev.,sGeorge F.. Holt will read
the service. :; ~: 49,. t>e:. 4. r.. ~. =.
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q Al reception was given yesterday by
Mrs, M. w. Camp at her home, 1904
Third avenue S, to Introduce her
daughter. Miss Ethel Camp. Mrs.
Camp and Miss Camp have but re-
Gently returned from Europe, where
Miss Camp has been studying music
Eand languages. .Esl1ee drawing room
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20 MI. and Mrs. "A g. Rowen OF Spruce
place gave a duck ,dinner..last evening
The guests were the. men employed
at Barnaby's and Covers we're laid for
fifteen. sr,.5k IT.
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= Mrs. Dawson Bradshaw gave her
third post unuptial reception this af-
ternoon at her home, 136 Laurel ave-
nue.. Red roses, beautified the parlor
and the dining-room was in pink.
Mrs. Bradshaw was, assisted by her
mother, Mrs Mark B: Smith; and a,
group. of younge1: women Misses
Olive Brooks, Eta Couch, Georgia
Griffith, Blanche :; iStong and the
Misses Florence and Mabel. Moore.
This evening Mr.. Bradshaw will re-
ceive; with Mrs: Bradshaw" :
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DR.. and. Mrs. A.. 2. Higbee an-
nohnce the engagement :,Yof = their
daughter: Helen to Earle :Graeme
Of f.. st: Paul. - ''' ~
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a Miss Laura Edith Hall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall, and Edgar
D., lCasseday Of Rochester, will be
married; in the House of, Faith Pres
byterian church. wednesday. evening,
Nov. 49,, ~ The service will. be- fol-
lowed by a small reception at the Hall
residence. Mrs. Charles Bowman and
Miss Frances Carlton are both PLAN
ming affairs to be given for the bride
next week. 49,. III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Boston capitalists have been In town
looking over the field with the idea Of
locating A factory for condcnsing milk.
If they should decide to come it would
mean employment for about 30 hands.
Prof. W. r. Davenport OF tho Mont
pelier Seminary gave Il very interesting
address in the interests Of the Anti-Sa-
loon League at a union service in the
Congregational Church Sunday morning
The Rev. G. w. Morrow spoke at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
in the evening a union service of all
churches was held at that church. The
meeting was addressed by the Rev. G.
W. Morrow and Prof. Davenport The
Rev and Mrs. w. c. Clark have returned
from Georgia, where they have been
spending the past week.-rhe Ping Pong
club was entertained at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. j. II. McLoud by W. r.
Crandall.- The Elite Ladies' Minstrels"
are to he presented at the Opera House
Thursday and Friday evenings under the
auspices of the order of the Eastern Star
and under the direction of Prof W. r.
Leonard. Goddess of Liberty will he rep
resented by Mrs. Belle LaJoy; conversa-
tionalist Mrs. Emma stanford: child So
prano, GLADYS Stanford; quartcttc. Mrs
Sucrdfogcr. Mrs. Dana. Mrs. Dennis T.au-
son and Mrs. Russell Hoton. About "a
are to take part in the chorus street
parade VIII be given Thursday led by
Mrs. Dana.-Mrs. Edgar Perkins. who has
been v"rv i'll with neuralgia. seems to be
irOprOXirr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01

old age. lie was born in Stanbrdge, =.
O., April g. 1928. and was therefore over
10 years of age. Forty-fve years ago he
moved to this village. and had since
made his home here. At an early age he
learned the carpenter and joiners trade,
and has been engaged in that up to n
few years before his DEATH lie is sur
vived hy n wife and six sons, who are,
Peter, of Burlington. Ambrose and Will
liam, of Merden. Conn; Henry, of North
Hampton, Mass; Joseph of Williston,
and Thomas of this village. The funeral
was held Monday morning at eight o'clock
from st. Francis Xavier's Church.
Complaints have been made to Health
Othccr DR. +. A. Burdick. relative to the
condition Of the Gill Brook reservoir
from which Winoosk gets her water sup
ply. The health officer has taken prompt
action and has sent samples to the State
laboratory for analysis. The water in the
reservoir has rarely been as low as at
the present time, although the system was
greatly enlarged few years ago and the
capacity of the reservoir correspondingly
increased.
In justice court Joseph Cormier. the SOL
dier who was arrested by Constable Raw
lin for breach of the peace, was brought
before Justice f. l.. Graves and fined the
usual amount. Haswell Brown of Jericho
was also up for n breach of the peace
for which he was fined sl5 and costs. and
for being intoxicated he paid an extra
s. and costs.
Contrary to expectation the mills did
not resume operations Monday, the
water in the river being too low to oper-
ate the ulart. Many Of the employees
who came here from neighboring Strtes
when the mills were newly opened. are
seeking employment elsewhere. Mon
day party of four wcavers left this
station for Stottsville, n. Y, where they
have secured work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
REUNIONVERMONT CAVALRY
Survivors VIII Meet in 81. Aibnns Octo-
Der II.

St Adams, Sept, 3O,-The thlrty-frst
annual reunion of survivors of the LIST
Regt, VI Cav, Will be held at ST. Alhans.
on Wednesday, October 81, 1g3
Headquarters will be at G. 4. r. hall,
Maiden Lane, established.
business meeting will be held at two
O'Clock p. m, in q. a. Il. hall.
At O'Clock p. m, a special trolley car
will carry all members Of the society
who wish, to Swanton, returning at nve
O'Clock.
a banquet will be served at Paige's
hall at seven o'clock p m, after which
an adjournment will he taken to G. A.
K. hail, where campfire will be lighted
Lieut.. Col. John " Hcnnctt win he
present and will Enquire if due credit
has been awarded the old Regiment -
or "Ought we not 10 haze a separate
and complete history Of the regiment? ?
All Vermont cavalrymen are cordially
invited TO be present
a roster of over 600 survivors of the
regiment has been published, giving last
known postoGiCe address Of each com
rade named, list of engagements in which
the regiment participated with date Of
same, brief historical sketch of the regl-
ment, a summary of the proceedings Of
the reunion society since its organization
interesting statistics of losses from each
company, and a fine cut Of the badge of
the society.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
ADDISON.

l.dWin Gulhcy. one Of "Tncle Sam s"
faithful servants, has returned to his
duties at Richford. after spending =
couple of weeks with old friends. Mrs
Martha Hanks. his wife's mother. accom-
panied him home to spend the winter
|"rtie Tucker has returned home from
the h"sptal--Mrs. Inoz Cage OF Water.
hurry, tonn. was n guest of her sister
AIRS. Anna Crane. last week. The many
friends OF Rev. II. n. White. who prea ol,.
od here few years ago. viii ho much
pleased to learn that hc is to return to
old Addison for the coming ycar.--Mrs
Mclean Is with Mrs Bert Crane -- Eu-
gene and Ida Bodette arc visiting friends
IN Worcester. Mass. for a month Mrs
mr. Whitford and daughter. Mrs. Wilson
Of Michigan visited Murray Hanks and
other relatives last week.-Mrs. Lucia,
VINO has been visiting her geters Mrs
R1kcr and Mrs st. clare has returned
TO her home in Boston. Cards are our for
the wedding on Saptonhor 80 Of Miss
Mary Elmer and r. g. Rider, the core.
mony to take place ut the nome of the
bride Tho Ladies' Aid will meet October
. with Grace Gage Mrs. George Ruscoc
entertained last week Mrs. Fletcher and
daughter of Essex Junction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
CHITlENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

In Justice court Thursday morning Fred
Pratt, the man who was arrested by
Sheriff Horton Wednesday night with a
small keg of Whiskey under his arm and
a good sized sample inside, was arraigned
before Justice +. L. Graves on the charge
of ntuNicaton to which he pleaded guilty
and WAS fined the usual amount of 81
and costs of iI5l which he made arrange
ments to pay. John MCDonough was also
up for similar oitense and was SEN
fenced tn ten days in the county Jail.
McDonough was evidently pleased with
his sentence as he remarked he needed
a rest.
fred Rousseau. whose name is a fam
iliar one IN police circles. again distin-
guishcd himself late Thursday afternoon
by getting crazy drunk and running
through the streets waving his hands and
shouting wildly. Sheriff Horton, who
WAS in town, started after him followed
by Constable Ravlin. Rousseau proved
a slippery customer and before he could
be placed aboard Il car, Deputy Sheriff c.
II. Wardwell and Justice J.. l.. Graves
took hand. While on the car he slipped
to the floor and kicked Constable Ravhn
in the face. lie was then Fastened Sc
curely and without further trouble land
ed in county jail Friday after
noon he was brought into court and ar
raisned before Justice +. L. Graves, on
two separate charges, intoXcation and
hreaCh OF the peace f'or the former he
was nuod $lj ana costs. or 80 days in Jail
For the latter he was assessed so and
costs. or IL days at the House of Cor
rectuu, Rousseau is the same man tha,
caused SO much trouble some time ago,
when IN, officer loaded him on a truck
like packing box and held him down
until they reached the Jail. lie has but
recently served a sentence at Rutland
besides paying for a drunk,
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Agnes Murphy to Edward r.
Young, which is announced to take place
Wednesday evening, October 7, at St.
stephens Church.
j.. II. Horton and Henry Conln have
entered into partnership under the firm
name of l.. II, Horton & Co. aud will
conduct the insurance business formerly
conducted by II. V. Horton. They have
I'll of the same companies. with the ex-
coption of the Vermont Mutual
In the death of Peter Larochclle, which
occurred at his home on West Center
street saturday evening. Winooshi loses
one of her oldest and most respected
French citizens. Mr IArochcllo had heer
in feeble health the past few years and
the cause OF his death is attributed to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
AMERICAN LnAGUE STANDING
FOREIGN NOTES.

Five Paris policemen have passed their
examinations as motor car drivers. They
Will shortly be put on duty with fast
cars, SO they can overtake. and, If neccs-
Sary, arrest any other drivers of such
vehicles travelling at excessive speed
The Paris fire brigade has quite re-
Gently come into possession of two cleo
trio fire engines. These engines are
claimed to be the most powerful ones in
the world. They cost $1,000 each and
have a maximum speed Of 60 miles an
hour.
When the news of the conspiracy
against Peter of Servia reached Topola
his grandfathers birthplace, the citizens
of the town telegraphed to the army
officers at Nish informing them that if
harm befell the King all the consprators
would be slaughtered
The yearly expenses of the Sultan of
Turkey have been estimated at $50, 900 900
OF this $500 00O alone is spent on the
clothing of the women and $500 90 on the
Sultan's own wardrobe, Nearly another
81 100000 is swallowod up by presents, S.
600 Go0 goes for pocket money, and still
another S5OO0,Ooo for the table.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
LINCOLN.

'Iayton Narn"y of South Framingham,
N tss. Is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs +. y. Narncy, and friends here
Mrs Luther Kent Of Randolph is visit
lnS Mr.. and Mrs. Greene Page-The Rev.
NJ. w. Hale and Mrs. Annette Morgan
were in Warren over SundaY-Miss Hat
tie Eickford Of Bristol is tho guest of
Mrs ~ 7. Morgan this week. Mrs. Fred
hoeler and little daughter Of Middle
bury are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Orviile Estes.-The Rev Mr. \.
iialn"r. who married Miss Ethel DueIl
of Bangall ~ y. September 20, arrived
III town with his bride Thursday. They
are housekeeping in the Christian par
-ouage.--Thtre will be meetings in the
Methodist Church every evening til
SiurdaY.-On account Of several mem
Acrs and the members Of the Christian
Church expecting to attend the Sunday
school convention in BridpOrt next Sat
urdav. the Convenant meeting will he
postponed to October l0.--Mrs. 6. G. Lang
Of Barton was a visitor at A. r Nor
Ean's Monday and TucSdaY-Mr. and
Mrs. George Siple Of New Haven visited
at ". ). Morgan'S Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Mrs. Mary Sweenor and son, Jesse. have
returned from their trip to Ottawa
Mrs Guy Davis has returned to her home
at Winooski, after visiting at John Nar-
rinStOn S.-MrS. Emma and Miss
Carrie Gilman have returned to their
home at Newtonville, Mass, after spond-
ing some weeks at the Martin
House.-The RcV, Mr.. Lennon in
Ntes all who would be inter-
ested to hear of his recent trip abroad. to
mc"t with him on Friday evening of this
week at the church. No admission fec
will be charged. At tho close of his re-
marks steamboat lunch will he served
by the Kings Daughters in the rooms
below.
Mr. and M's. T. 5. Jones Of Bristol and
William Eddy II Lincoln. were guests of
their niece, Mrs. II. W. German, last
week.
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mao, mace the rounds OF the leading New Eng
land ana New York state fairs are cx-
hiDited' Inc horse show is complete in
ciudlng 20 iine stations and many entries
IN lne driving class INC poultry depart.
L. S. cavalry, Fort Ethan Alien delight
ca me spectators with tn their exhibition.
N1 ",'ei'uMu'''e M Vi io'"V" 'o -o'"" is eN-
pec.eu p, tomorrow.
cumming " Wv
2.17 TRoT OR PACE pt.RSc s,oo
Daniel webster b. e., Of. II.
Reno Is. Llnehan and Brabd)
Louis j. h m. IT,. r Fietcher,
Littlcton, N. H...... ..........5 3
Mancho,tor y,,r =, H. w. o. "o'rsV Ate
JIue Ribhor h q (, r. whit
,,o,, Iohnnon S II Ate
rosonbino -, NV w pho,n.,
Adfison Iurrtion n die
,rimo 9.iS a. SD 300 10 300
2;20 TROT, PURSE. 500.
Maggie, b. M. C.. s. Goorge)
,nro,io IL 49, u T., i;,otcin i;,,,,i,,r-
it,ioton w. d, o Z,
,,ito,ia -, r. r,,rrori
r,o,,,,,.,r,d ,ta.. :,
I,ct po,ro,, Cpocor
Rar,,oN ORANGE Mace 49, :
wiIton { hr - ~ +, tror.
,.a,, cr,o,,ao,d ,rass
,rinc o.ot 5.oI o.9ua 9.ou. o.2ot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
RIPrON.

Mr.. Dwight, who has been seriously i'll
At the home of Deacon II. q. Suoor is
better and has returned to his home in
Ware, Mass, Mrs, Dwight and SISTER.
Mrs breckenridge, accompanied him
Mr.. and Mrs. G j. Hodges were I'm loi-
ccstor over Sunday Ray Kirby has sold
his stage route to Charles Abcar. for
morlv of Schenectady, \. y. Possession
viii he given October Ia. S. Chandler
was I'm liancock Wednesday, Mr. and
Mrs, Samuel Gibbs of Hubhardton were
tho guests of Mr. Gihhs's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, S. c. Gibbs. over SUNDAY Tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
FERRISBURGH.

Apple picking is now in order and
every available man and boy is engaged.
One man says he picked hushcl in three
minutes. The eXcursonists TO New
York mentioned last week are expected TO
return Thursday eVening.--lI1rVcY lrl-
buque is said to have rented rooms Of
Mrs. Eliza Field. which he will occupy
with his family.-Mrs. f. B. Ilardie and
son. Ray Of Conway. Mass. are guests
at the parsona se.-The peoplc, who as
somblod for worship at the ConGrega-
tional Church last Sunday. met with n
surprise in the shape of new draperics
and shades to match at all the windows.
The dOuer will have the thanks Of all,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
CORNWAL

c. Il. Wuhcrell & Sons will ship from
New York Friday October .. TO Durham,
South Africa, 80 American mcrino sheep.
one of the finest shipments ever leaving
that port. pr. w, II. Kingsley Of Mid
dlohury is to have charge of them en-
voyage. This shipment Will hc followed
i'm two weeks by another consisting or
10 head OF IN" sheep, and mules. carl
church of Whiting is going with them.
SipWol r. With"rcll of the firm is IN
Africa, where he went with stock in ,ho
carly summer Homer $. cobb ana Mary
a. Brown are the delegates to tho Add
son county Sunday school convention
to be held in Bridport, Friday and Satur-
daN, October . and g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
MARsHFIELD MAN PAYS FINE.
BUSINESS HALTED.
Judge MunsOns Absence Practically
Closes Rutland County Court.

Rutland Sept SO.-Business in Rutland
County Court was brought to halt to-
day wien Judge Munson announced that
he would have tc be away tomorrow and
an adjournment was tafen until Saturday
morning at ten o'clock. As Judge Mum
son has to go to Esscx county to bogiu
court next week this will practically Close
the term unless an adjourned session is
held. Marcelus w. Strdtton. who was
found guilty by the jury last night of
keeping and exposing for sale intoxicat-
ing liquors without a license. vas SEN
fenced to-day to not less than three nor
more than four months i'll the House Of
Correction.
Michael Consadne, who was found
guilty of interfering with an officer. was
to-day fined Sl25 and costs amounting H.
all to SlS2.i5. His case came UP on an
appeal from city court. where he Was
fined $50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
CORNWALL.

Mrs. woodruff of St Alhans is a guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Dwight Matthews
Mrs Mari"tte Hamilton. formerly Of
West cornwall, but now of Portland.
Ne, arrived in town SATURDAY evening
for visit Of several weeks with friends
Z. 7. Rice, who has been great lf-
forer for several years with rheumatiSm
IS not as wcll--Mrs. Alfred Rcmily has
hc"u in iittsford for the past week with
hor dauehtor Mrs. Edward Goulettc--
Nr ant Mrs. Fred Ward and daughter
OF burlington spent SUNDAY with Mrs
Wards uncle, Edgar Sanford and wife
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES.

Word has been received of the safe
arrival III England of Dr. and Mrs James
Ten Brooke of Toronto F. G., who are
well known in this section. DR.. Ten
i'rocke expects to spend Il year abroad
which he will devote to study and re-
search in the interests of McNlasters
university in Toronto where he has been
a teacher for the past eight years
Friday while Mrs. Edwin Lewis was
doing some work in a clothes press the
box on which she WI. standing tippod
over and, falling backward. she struck a
hook that inflicted such a severe cash on
the back of her head that a number of
stitches had to be taken to close the
wound
The Ladies' Aid society of the Motho-
dist Church will meet with Mrs Joseph
Carter Friday afternoon. Teams will be
at kingslands store at 1:3o p. m. to con
voy those wishing to attend the meet
ing.
Fred Grandcy, former resident of this
city, who last spring sold out his wood
and coal business in Butte, Mont. mas
recently moved To Waterloo, Mont, when
he has purchased a general store
The boys school at Andrews cottage
at the Industrial school opened Tuesday
with Miss Marion Boynton of Everett.
Mass. as teacher
Mrs. Emmett Seaton Of Richmond. Va.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. +. At
wood.
Henry +. Seymour who has been spend
ing the summer in town at the Stcvcn's
House left Wednesday for a short visit
win MS daughter at her summer home
in the Catskill mountains, before return
ing to his home in BROOKLYN. ~ Y
Israel Miller is in Burlington Tor few
days to attend the Hebrew service at
the synagogue
Miss Margaret Scranton is ill.,
Mrs. Edward Palmer, Jr.. returned We'd
neSdAy from ten days visit with her
uncle Louis Caswcn. of Wallngford.
John Hayes is away on a few DAYS
visit with friends in Troy. n. Y. and
Night Operator Fitzgerald is taking his
place at the Stevens House
II. L. slindley and wife have returned
from visit to st Albans.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
MONKTON.

Miss Lucy Bedding the deaconess, has
returned to Bufaio.-J. f.. Buttolph and
wife of Middlebury were the guests Of
j. T.. Collins and wife Monday--Mrs
j. T.. Ladd is visiting in Proctor-Grandpa
Ball has returned to his home in New
York city September 2S was his Sth
hirthday.-Mrs. T.. =. Harris is quite
poorly. y.-Charles Couts had a narrow cs-
cape from losing one eye Sunday y
piece of dirt. thrown at him in Il
joking manner, landed in his eye and he
was Obliged to go to Burlington to the
hospital but is much improved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
SHOREHAM.

Alison u. Wisell is sick with a fever
Cook brothers have been making cider
for some timc.-Thc scloCtmcn are lay
ing the abutmcuts Of the bridge near
George Birchard Sc. +. Stokes and
Go orse Birchard took adVantage of the
excursion to New York last w"ak.-O. K.
Farnham supplied Charles Withcrill with
hay for his South African shipment of
stock which started Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
ORWELL.

The Sunday school will be represented
AT tho lcth annual convention at Bridport
ottohcr . and 3 by Mrs d. l.. Wells and
Mrs. 9. II. LewiS.--C. J.. Hammond of
Now ork city, who has been at his farm
Tor a week. returned Monday. y.-Thomas
Harding refused 500 for his four-year-
ola colt last wcck.-JudEe Branch picked
- barrels of snow apples from two trees
ln us,ol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
RICEVILLE.

charles Platt of Philadelphia is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Ed Wehstcr.-Mrs
George Waite and her sister. Mrs. Shaw.
nave returned home from Boston, where
they visited Mrs. Harry Church. .-Eugene
flatl has gone to Pennsylvania to work
IN photograph gallery.