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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
FAIRFAX

George Lawton is sick with the grip
Miss Belle Danforth is homo from St.
Adams Lillian Buck is stopping with her
brother Ralph-Roy 3ellus Of Richmond
was in town last week.
Mrs. Edith Parsons has opened mllin-
cry rooms a the residence Of Guy How
ard. She will have a spring opening April
=. and 5, when she will be pleased to see
all
SICK for several days with the grip. Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Palson of Boston have
returned To Fairfax to live. Mr., Parson
Parsnn will do millinery work.-Mrs. Guy
Howard has lccu sick with the grip for
several dayS.-iIoward Rowland has fin
ishcd clorking for &. s. howdrd.-ilou,
John kcndriCk returned to Providence, Il,
l., March 30-Tommie RcNins is carrying
the scholars ON tn" south side ot the
river Mrs Nasthi Field, who suffered q,
naralvtic stroke. is gaining slowly.-C.
s. Hawley has been appointed school SUI
ntrintrndcnt by the school directors. The
several schools commenced the 3Dth with
the following teachers; district No /,
Miss Frances Quinan district No. :. Miss
Mahle orion: district NO 4, Miss Vista
Lawtou: district No. !. Miss Emily llol-
rovd: district No. T. Miss Mable MrSht;
district No. Q. Miss Mary Tobin: district
No II, MISS Mary Wheeler: district No.
49, Miss Eva Rruneil.-W ". Foss, Will
In sonaratorS and will take tt, ir cream Ia
the Fairfax Creamery company Mr. and
Mrs. liinl<loy of Georgia will spend the
summer with MIR. and Mrs. KcnnoN -AlNa
Chase of Jay visited his cousin, Mrs.
&. g Alfred, last week.
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were +. \. Skcels and wife of st. Adams,
Henry l'urlcy of White River Junction.
Miss Lydia Alcomhrac of Montreal. Z. O.,
Miss I. Moore of Stanbridge. Miss Eva
Chadhurn of Frolighsburg, James sym
ineton of Montreal, MI and Mrs. l., VI.
Moore of StanhridCe. l.. Knight of Man
chester, y H., Mrs. a. krause oi Una.
della. y. y. Mr.. and Mrs. Svmington
were the recipients of many pieces of
solid silver ana other valuable presents.
they left on the evening train for Wlnui-
peg. whore they ar to make their future
homc.--Gcorg" Fcrland has moved to his
farm in iGhgate.-Thomas Manor has
moved to GcOrge Eerland's farm.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Carrie Small returned to her home
IN Essex last sunday morning after
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ w liinSdil.-MiSScs Marguerite Til
ley and Alice Isham of the Edmunds
high school are spending a week at their
respective homCs.-Aunt Betsey Whit
comb Of Wiliston is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Rolln Il. Forhcs.-School opened
Monday with Miss Mamie Wright of
l5ineShurgb tcaCher.-MisS Florence
lsham has returned from two weeks
visit with friends in Washington. u. c.
Henry WcScott was home last Sunday
for tho first time since Thanksgiving
Miss Carrie lsham of North and School
streets, Burlington, Is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram 1sham.-Nor-
man Wcscott has rented a portion oc IL.
H. 'rillcy'S farm house and intends going
to housekeeping the first of April-'rhc
Misses Kate and Nell Noonan and There
81 Noonan spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Anna TilleN.-Iicnry and Omcr Van
Prince. sons of the late Henry Prince,
have Just been granted n pension of SO
per month through the agency of IL. H.
Tilley of st. George.
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81. ALBANS.

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| Temple and A. g. Boardsloy; committee NJ,
! tracts. Mrs f. Folsom. Mrs. Il f. san
hope and Mr.. \. \. Parmal.c. commit
tee ON temperance. Fred \ Cabins M
l.. II. Cohb H. W. Roals. Miss Eta Smith
and Isaac T, Rocmau: committee ON odr-
cation. Francis q. Wood. Miss llarri.r
Mcig~ Miss Alberta E.cnan Mrs I, NJ
Mcigs and Miss Ella Foster. committee. I'M,
Frvedman'S Aid and Southern L.du,.tfoi.-
al society. William q Ernv, oIiv.r Al.
Brewer. Loren II tro.un Ua.s.u T.,
Greene and &. t. StudorI,nd. ,on,u,i,t...
on church records e. ~ Inns. ,,,,,,,it,.,
on parsonage ana furniture tre I 'di...,
Aid society. committ,o' mi. ,brr.b ,,f'.f.
William q Rrovu Etu..rd - M
! Nelson / Hunt q " lima. ava n
| Collins: committee ON iu.tto,,s .,I.,','
4. d. collins / t. e. H..t and tI.,r,,,.,
| Nornal: coul,ntttoo. ON ,.ntcr,rr, .l.ir'-
ants the Hon rhAuu,., r,r,tl.. t-r1 4
Collins ana \. [, : Bccm,il. .nr,ni,t,s
ou sacran,rt4l -or,.i.,. Nv ,,l Nr.
iG Newton: commute. ,o usher. y -
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/ the Hon rL,lin,,s. .r.r',,l ,xI r,-
Newton lanes ,,b,.r,,,.ti 49,. .'.,.,i,,,.
ed ms srperintcud,nt inf rho Sr,j.,. ..b,,l
and Miss Adm. t<iun a.. rr,.i,Isu, ~ t..,
Epv.nrtb T,a-ro Tro tr.,s,,,,.r.s ,','r,
slowed tbn ,Eu,,.b ,' i. t,. h., i,i, ....t
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JERICHO CENTRE.

John r. Jordan and family have moved
10 the &. r.. Lee farm recently purchased
by him, and s. c. Ice and wife have NOV
cd into the house vacated by Mr.. Jordan.
Tho Rev e. .. Gill returned from his
vacation Tuesday.-Mr, and Mrs, George
Walton and children of Montpelier are
visiting at II. b. Hairs. Mrs. Walton is
i'm poor health. but is somewhat better.
Mrs. II. u. Hopkins is caring for her
Elmer Ricknell is sick with the mumps,
The village schools will orcn the spring
term Monday, April -, with Lynn A.
Rrown as teacher of the higher grade and
Miss Maud Hurlhurt teacher of the prim-
airy rrddo.-Charlcs Martin of Hunting
ton visited his brother, William Martin.
last Monday. -Geor9e French aud family
Of Ware. Mass. visited his mother, Mrs
&. j. French, this week.
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FRANKLIN.

The Roy. C. c. Adams OF iIineshurgh.
is spending "A few days with his family
at j. r. Anderson's Mrs. G. w. Powell
and daughter Mildred are visiting friends
IN East Fairfield and Bakersficld.--N W.
Mullen of East Franklin is clerking ut
the Farmers eNchangc.--C w Gates
returned from Massachusetts Saturday
morning.
Mrs. NJ. II. Shccd fol- upon
tho sidewalk while returning home
from church Sunday ana broke
one bone in her arm below the
elbow Miss Aumy who has been
holding meetings hcre tho past ton
days. closed her work Sunday evening.
and has gone to Georgia to work will,
the Rev. G. W. Clark.-'rhe High School
opened Monday morning with Miss Helen
Miller as principal.--Judson Green has
finished work for +. l.. Hopkin and II.
E Evans has taken his place at the
store.
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RlCHFORD.

Tho Rev Walter II, Cambridge of st,
Marks school Sout hboro, Mass, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. $. Carl car
poIt"r over last Sunday. lie preached in
st, AIMS Church morning and evening
The Rev, +. Barnby Leach is recover
ing from his illness and Is able to be out.
-liennic Thomas of Nashua. \. H. a
former RiChford boy. visited in town over
last Sunday.-Nlr. ana Mrs. IL, NJ. Ken
DAN went to Enosburgh Falls Saturday
and returned home Monday, $,
and Frank j. Butler of Worcester Mass,
visited relatives and friends here hast
week, Frank a, Manuel, of c. c, Manuel
a. Sons veneer manufacturers, has re-
Gently obtained valuable patent for i'm
proVements in making wood plates, III,
l.. Baker is seriously i'll with pneumonia
at his home at East Richford Frontier
Post, q. A. H.. now have thcir hcaduuar-
tiers III Mitchclls new block. Fuller &,
Carpenter, who travels for tine O. l.,
l IL liam lHH
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

Mr.. and Mrs II. DONNA spent Sunday
In Richford.-Miss Eva Pond is homo from
Rchford.-James Tatro is sick with ty-
phoid fever. DR.. Roger Of Richford is
attending him-Ihe Reading club meets
this week at l.. II Buttons.
Mr.. Idle of st. Johnsbury is the guest M
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Rouse
this weel<.-Among those who went to ST.
Adams Tuesday Were II. W. Paul and
wife. f.. ~. Perley. w. 5. Rublee and T..
l." Wilson. Mrs. T.. A. Perlcy and Mis-.
Grace Nadlcigh spent last Wednesday i'm
Burlington.-Dr. Washburn. who has been
quite ILL., is recovering The Misses Jessie
and Helena Carpenter Of Enosburgh Fails
visited friends in town over Sunday.-The
Monday Evening club met with Mrs. H.
II. Button Monday evening. the suhicct
for the evening being Berkshire "--B. II.
Combs started Saturday for India ma polls
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS

Charles Forsyth Of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth For
sNth.-E. Judd Irish came home from
Burlington Tuesday suffering with Sc
we're cold. William Garrow Of Mont gom-
cry has moved into the tenement in w.
II. Biirt's block.--The Rev. and Mrs. q.
W. Hunt returned from Boston Friday
CNcnng.-Fay OVitt and Carl and CLAIR
enco pomcroy are spending their Easter
vacation al their homes hcre.-'rhc Kings
Iicralds met Saturday afternoon with
Miss Cora Jeffords.-The Womans For
cign Missionary society met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ JEFF
rords.-N alter Pelton of 5rockton. Mass.
Is visiting relatives in this plaCe.-Miss
Grac" Fish is ill.-Miss Grace Gliding
and Elizabeth Kimball. who have been i'll
with fever. are improving lila
Hamilton who has been in Woodsville n.
H.. the past four months, returned Satur-
day for Il brief vacation.-Miss Lena
Hamilton Of st. Adams is spending few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
H. hamilton. Misses Jessie and Wini-
fred Carpenter visited their grandparents
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tNOSBURGH,

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Centerbar. who were
burned out last week have moved into
c. 5. Fassetts tenement.-Florence Perlcy
of Middlcbury college and Dec Gilbert Of
the l.. V NJ. are at home for the Easter
NacatiOn.-Thcre is no change in the con-
dition of Mary Cassidy, who has typhoid
fever. She has "A nurse from Burlingtou.-
Lewis Bushey has moved into one of Ly-
man GilbertS tenements.-Thc schools in
tn" town district are all supplied with
telchcrs for the spring term which will
begin April %. and continue ten weeks.
The teachers are: Elizabeth McNancy at
No. |. Edith Marley at No. >, Jennie Ross
at M, 3. Ralph Cutting at No. 4. II. May
Leach at No :, Ermina Chaffee at No.
/? ANA nda Farrand at No. H. Matte Chap
man at No. T.. Versa Wauser at No 13,
Mrs. Mabel Cramton at No. Is. Gertrude
Brady at No. l6.-The Ladies' Missionary
Auxiliary will hold their April meeting
in the lecture room of Memorial Church,
Thursday afternoon. April >.
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HlGHGATE CENTRE.

Miss l.ihbe Ohecrc of St Adams was in
town over Sunday.-Charlos +. Skccls Of
Milton is visiting his mother Mrs. Mary
a. Skcels.-Mr and Mrs. W. &. Buttcriied
of Swanton were in town Sunday.--Mr
and Mrs Carmie CasVcll of Swauton
Junction are visiting at the home Of NJ. G.
Iates.-L. j. Sanderson is in Boston
on short business trip-Mrs. +. H.
Cross and Miss Lille MeKenney of Swan
ton visited Mrs. {. r. Lyon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A ~, Spear of Swanton
were in town Saturday. Miss Sarah Jud-
kinS mas gone to Swanton, where she has
a position clorkinG in the new store of r.
B. Blakc.-Mlss Lillian Banyea of St. Al
bans Is spending the Faster vacation with
her parents MIR. and Mrs. A |. BanXon.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

\, L. Galusha has purchased the John
Jolly house, opposite the postofiiCe. and
viii move as soon as convenient M lsScs
Mae ana DorCus Rublec of Montgomery.
are visiting at w, II. Noble's.-Nss Edith
!Glrcli and master Charles and Harold
Erick of Richford, have been visiting
friends in town. Misses Cora and Bcr-
nice Whitney, who have been attending
Shool at Johnson returned home last
Wook.--David PaNman of Berkshire, has
purchased the stage route of S. y. Arm
STRONG and took possession April Is W.
Armstrong of East Franklin has the APP
pointment OF district organizer for the
Independent Order of Forestors and will
have jurisdiction over all courts in his
district.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

L. u. Warren has bought the Riverside
ana Is to make the barn into IA tenement
house. He expects to occupy the house
this tall
Miss Pessie Titus, accompanied bV one
Of the instructors in the village school,
Miss Nellie Fish, left Saturday morning
ia visit friends in Winooski and Burllng
ten.
School in the Academy opened Tues
day morning after weeks vacation.
Il. Lincoln Kirk, entertainer and iuper-
senator, will give an entertainment Mt
tn" Methodist Church Friday cTenng.
Mr. Kirk comes here under the auspices
Of the academy.
Charles Rockwell has been appointed
superintendent of the town farm in place
Of \, - Niles who died two weeks ago.
Mrs. K. Nj, Wilbur has been called Ia
Ticondoroga, \. 5, by the illness of her
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HUN TING10N.

Mrs. Mary Sweet and niece Lois La fay-
cite have returned home after a ten
weeks absence with relatives in South
Starksboro and l>incoln-Mrs. James
Durand is home from a few days stay in
Richmond.-The johnson normal students
the Misses Sweet and Kenyon are cX-
pccted HON" tn" latter part of the week
for their Easter VacatiOn.-The R,N. a.
D. Mann spoke interestingly Sunday V
evening on Limits Of Repentance. u. J.
Ross was home over Sunday accompanied
by Mr. Murphy a college frend.-Thc
Huntington Center Dramatic club will
present their drama Ruined by Drink
at the Sons of Veterans hail TUESDAY
evening. April Miss Kate Kenyon will
entertain the "Circe'' April Sc. }.
Sargent tho music teacher. while here last
week was called home to Warren. by the
serious illness of his mother-Burt Mar
tin and wife are expecting to move to his
fat hers farm in April.
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cation.-The new meter system for cleo
trio lights went into effect April J. and
1t Is understood that the pricc Is to re-
main the same as hcrctol % only those
who need and Use liz more hours
must pay moro. Joseph meg went to
Montreal Saturday to have his injured
arm examined. lie expects to return
home this Week.-Mrs.. Lydia (Stcarns)
bockln. aged IL years. died at her home
here March -. The funeral was held
from the home of her son. w. y. Lock-
lin, Thursday afternoon. tho Rev. $. IT..
Smith of the Methodist Church ofiiciating
she is survived bv her husband, David
L"cldin. also four daughters ana seven
sons, and brother who is pren cher in
tho Methodist conference of North Da-
ltota.
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GEORGIA..

The funeral of George CaSwell was held
from his late home Saturday, the Rev. e.
". Clark officiating Harriet Ballard
Gould of st Louis. Mich, arrived in town
Thursday to visit her sisters. Mrs. Martha
Fuller and Mrs. Maria Rankin and other
friends William Iandon of st. Adams
was IN town Saturday to attend the funer-
al Of George Caswcll.-Mrs. William Bald
win of Rutland is visiting her cousin
Charles Landon. for a few days.-Miss
Clinton of st. Adams spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. James Ryan,. ", Rey-
nolds has been i'll with the grip for a num-
Der of weeks--Mrs. +. O. Shattuck and
daughter Mildred spent Tuesday in Milton
aud Wednesday in St. AlhanS.-C. &. Bliss
of burlington spent Sunday with his
brother Fred Bliss.-Mrs. Charles Scott
u Very III with pneumonia.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Horace Thomas has gone to the
hospital at Burlington FOR medical treat
'nent.-AIrs. Sophia Royce and grand
daughter Bessie have gone to Essex for
few daYs-W. S. Shepardson has com
mouced tearing down the old barn on his
place and will soon commence work on
his new one. In connection with the barn
VIII be a store room and feed Store.-Mrs
Edmund Crosier is i'll with rhcumat ism--
Ira Carpenter is not as well.-Lee Car
penter has secured n position with Nat
Holmes of JOhnson.-MisS Nellie Robinson
will work for Mrs. Fred Hitchcock the
coming Summcr.-Mr. tolum Of Cam
bridge will carry on the old home farm
of Don Chapman, recently vacated by
Eugene Sherman.
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COM MERCIAI,.
New York Pro1u Marco

New York April /.
FLOUR Receipts 1851 bbIs, The mar
Ect was fairly active and steady to-day.
Winter patents f3.7od4oo; winter straights
:,"n3,6j; Mnnesota patents, t3rJli4 20
winter extras s.. s0a3.1o; Minnesota bakers
s. 2ogS,i0i winter low grades 81 6Gfp290.
RYE TLOUR-Thc market was easy.
Fair TO- good s2.Soa3.2o; choice to fancy
WHEAT 1880 bu; spot
steady: No. 2 red 1880 elevator; No, :
red 7s!sc fob shoat; No. l northern Dull
nh se.sc fob anoat; No. ! hard Man
iloha S7Sc fob. afoat; May z 5-l6Q77a.c,
..ilnSed 0sic; July q lS-l6@7@4e,. closed
..CoRM-Receipts 69,SO bu; spot easy;
20; 81 nominal elevator 5l2.c ahoat; No 2
o 1-l6c, closed Sic; July i9iSmiolgc, closed
1tsc; sent, fs'slt iSlec, closed 4SEsc.
pArS-Receipts $1,000 bu; spot quiet
No' Z f2c standard white 42i2c; No. ). lie:
NJ = whit" l2igc; no, 3 white i0c. track
6pi7c May closed 3Nr
@ rrEl}-M Market was irregular to-day.
Spring bran SIC coo 10.00. miidlings $2l o0G0
A'Vo' winter, S2loou23,W; city, $l0N1:s :.
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w dSHinStolI. -. - l)"C. lltn, EW-.
having heard VoUr SWamp-Eoot 80
highly recommended for kidney and bla4-
der complaints. | wrote YOU for q sample
nottl" which came promptly, for which
! thank YOU very much. So pleased was
with the sample that bought from my
to-day my kidneys and bladder are a7
strong as any ones. The pain in my bach.
left mo and feel like a now man.
I had been treated by doctors for uric
acid and also for what they termed
catarrh of tn. bladder and kidney trouble.
AZ far as my own experience goes Dr.
i\tlmcrs Svamp-KOot is a great boon to
the human family and although not IN
the habit of recommending medicines
feel il my duty TO add my testimonial 80
the thousands of others recommending
SWAMP Root.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Harmon Hall has purchased an addi-
ton to his farm Of Joseph Welcome -
Miss Sadie Elrick went TO Swanton Sat
urday to visit friends for a few days
Mrs. Homer Walker of Plymouth, r. H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Dcmar.
Miss RcVd Goodhuc went to Richrord
Tuesday, where she has employment at
the American House, Miss Myrtle Mosicr
of MiddleburN College. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. \.
Mosier the past week, returned to Middle
bury, Tuesday.--John Jolcy has purchas-
ed of Mrs. Maynard. the house recently
vacated by j. &. Wold-Mrs, Pruela May
nard of Bakersfield is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs John Frcer.-James Ford Is travelling
for the firm of Johnson, lord X company
through parts of New York and Ncr-
mont,
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Foley of Montgom
cry Centre raised sunday at the home ri
a. Il. Rushford.-Mrs. George Rows
Jr.. who has been i'll, is able to be on
again Eddie Domino OF Boston is visit
inc relatives in town-H ardy DONNA o.
ST. Johns, L @, recently visited at th'
nome of c. NJ. shangraw's.-- and Mrs
Bcriiinin Rushford, who have been Wis
nhS at John Rushtord's, retutncs><t,
their home in Barton March @l.--AITs, g
y. ShauSIaw has returned to her homo If
ter a weeks visit in Berkshire Mrs. J
r. Moffret Is confined TO the house b,< i'll
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WEST MILTON.

A large number from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Gale at Petty Brook Tues
daY.--Mrs. l.. +. iierrick has been sick
for some time with rheumatism and the
Grip--Nr. Lansing Snow is very feeble
This =prinC.-Thc Brace family ar" TO
move to Woodford. \. H., this week. -
Measurements are taken of the depth Of
water at the bridge each day by Harry
Granger for New York parties connected
with the Pulp company. There is some
talk of building some kind of a mill here
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

l. r. Campbell drove the stage to East
berkshire two days last week, ON account
OF the illness of James Mcdonald, - Frank
Iamaro and Miss Edith Ford of Barton
were married at East Berkshire by the
Rev. &. +. Peterson, March 25,-Marcy's
separator in the south part of the town
started mp April 1.-Petor McElroy has
moved into the house recently purchased
OF G. II. tullcr.-Hcnry LaFountain has
moved from John Heads house to the
lower village and D. f. Wright has NOV
cd into Heads house.-Mr, and Mrs. J..
y. Morse have gone Ia Worcester, Mass.
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New York City. Nov. 9Th 1N!.
\ little over year ago | WAS taken
with severe pains in my kidneys and uldd-
dor They continued to give mc troutl"
for over two months and suffered untold
misery. / became weak, emaci7t"d lNU
very much rum down. | had great diff
Guilty in retaining my urine, ana v as
Obliged to pass water very often night
ana day. After | had used a sample bot
tic of Dr. kilmcrS Swamp Root. which
YOU SO kindly sent me- on my request /
oXperio great relief. / immediately
bought of my druggist two large bottles
aud continued taking il regularly. ! am
pleased to say that swamp Root cured
me- entirely. | can now stand on my
teet nj day without having any bal
~Nn'Dtolns V hateVor. Nou ar At liberty
To use this testimonial letter if you wish.
Gratefully yours
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
MONTGOMERY,

Lewis Shower has bought Mrs Peter
l.imb"as house and will move into the
same next Week.-Mrs. NJ. F. Maurice
has gone 10 l'ndorhll for a visit of a
few woeks.-Jamos Upham is in very
poor health.-Charles Roberts has sold
the house he recently bought of r. IA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
MORSE'S LINE.

A pretty home wedding took place last
week Wednesday, the 18th, at the home
OF MIR and Mrs, +. y. hurley, when their
daughter Miss Lena. was united in mar
riagr t. William Il. Syminston The
Rcv. VI. G. Bernard of Swanton perform
ed the ceremony, and Miss Ella Burey,
sister of the bride, and James Symingtou,
brother of the groom, acted rs bridesmaid
and best man. The rooms were prottiN
decorated with "A profuNiun of flowers.