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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-05
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SWANTON.

Marshall Martcll has returned to Nun
son, Mass, whore he will resume his du
tioe in the employ of the Central Vermont
railway. Before leaving he sold one of his
houses on Bushey street to A. e. bellows.
Miss Julia Hoague met with very pain
full accident Tuesday. While operating a
printing machine III the Cartridge com
pany's factory, her hand was caught.
piercing two holes through 1t. She was
Immediately taken to the doctors once
where tho wound was attended to- 1t is
impossible to tell at present whether any
bones are broken.
The Y. NJ. c. U. held a meeting Tuesday
evening at their club room with a large
attendance. An interesting debate on the
New York election was held and the los
ing party furnished refreshments. John
Carr acted as referee,
Miss Lizzie OConnor has returned from
visiting friends in Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs C. b. Dunn have gone Ia
Abercorn, J.. O., to visit Mr.. Dunns pa
rents.
Arthur McNally has gone to New Hamp.
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STOWE.

Mrs C. NJ Tobor raised o24 husbors %
potatoes ON half an acr, which she tbintt
is doing pretty yeu for a woman farmer -.
Mrs. r. 4. Double. who has been spend-
ing the month of October win her sous
family at Il. H. Gales returned "a NrI-
rose WodnesiaV.-NIr ana Mrs ! N Don
nor returned 70 thair home in Srbar,.-
tadv. \. y. Satur,lay.-School closed
Thursday and Friday in all grades hrt
ITO rf.,n1,,,,r ,,d 49,, t.,,bars pri,,.,,,i
browne and tho Misses Sv.ift Eue,s
Marsh and Rtp.Iow attended, I'm, So
toarhors' ronyenf,nn in 81 iohmsbnr,,
NJ ana Mir. ~ T. Sh,y, o,,d tu., ,.I,,
Grnn yititMd AZ ara Vrv 1 nnu w. G,,''n
in Charlntt, sa,or,I d,,.e las, v.o,l, ~.
Methodist t,niscon.I circle NOR vim NJ.
Josorh HamaI THURSDAY, .,ftnrnonr g.,
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n,.rrhasod rho rrc,n,gr,. ~ I,m ~ NJ.
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killed The largest door Of 49,. s.a-o, If
Weighing aver 600 MINDS Dnr. S,,itb l,li-
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son larry b,,.. hc', ,.iSi,,,r Frank SIM
felt al O., y I,d,i,,st, - Du,il.y and
Son Ira q and ,,,fo M, t}...in Mss. and
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Of Mr. TdLv - ~ E,lI,n and &. T..
Eddy b,,n ,,ora :, No,,h 1,roy to draw
win, fn,, 8I, l.il,,'- ,re,f5,rv there. 49,
PROF * T. comma or Glons Fails \.
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,.u,rn fnr u r,i,str.l snow which will
Lo pivon bv tho I.,itv and Concentrations
nj societies a u Mathews and Mrs
Ida ,bfrrhiu or Norri.,.ille visited 9t Yer
nan NIilinms. Io.t week Mrs Charles
StnNord ~ Nnrri.,,iIIe WIS in town Fri
dan.
Tho death of Mrs Achsah Allen oc-
Curved ar tho home of her niece. Mrs.
Srnvar on I,riduv October 80 Mrs Allen
was 1oa wars of ago ON the 10Th of last
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

:. II. Tiff. one of Morrisville's oldest
merchants has sold his stock of goods to
Mr.. c. Il. Vincent of Johnson who will
take possession at once Mr.. Tiff came to
this town about nfty years ago and has
carried on a dry goods business in his
store on lower Main street for the past 81
years. ON account Of his age being now 90
years old, he Is obliged To give up active
business.
Walter Hin has completed his engage
ment with &. l.. Gates as stage driver
and has entc,"d the employ of J. II. War
rem IN his me- 1T market
j. II. Warren has Just purchased the Ell
more block on Portland street of George
Gilmore which is now occupied by j. H.
Thomas. Mr. Warren will use the lower
floor Tor Il nsh and meat market and will
move his family into the upper tenement
Mr.. and Mrs Romaine Morse are spend
ing the week III Rutland at the home Of
his parents.
Charles Warren of the Mouongahela, l..
5. navy, is spending a 10 days furl ugh
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stillman
Warren on Gilmore street
". y. Sllloway of l;lmore has purchased
a building lot of \. y. Boynton on Maple
street and has already begun the eYcava-
ton of cellar for new residence.
Milton Roardman has recently purchased
the Tinker farm adjoining his own farm
and Will take possession at once.
Fred keeler of St Johnsbury visited
friends in town Wednesday,
Mrs. j. A. Bundy Is visiting friends at
bakersfield for several weeks.
Mrs, NJ. 5. Fillmore left Wednesday for
short visit with friends in Burlington
John Foss has just purchased the Nell
son Lamphere farm between Wolcott and
Elmore; consideration $3.50, Mr. Fosss son
Emery, will move to this farm soon with
his family.
Arthur Waite left yesterday morning
for a several days visit with relatives and
friends in Alburgh.
Mrs. William Cutting and Mrs. F. p
Cutting visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Harold Billings in Stowe Wednes-
day,
The farm belonging to Mrs Frank
Spaulding on the Randolph road has just
been purchased by Charles Herrick of
this place, who will take possession at
once.
The youngest daughter, Elizabeth. of Mr.
and Mrs, Edwin Barrows was taken very
suddenly i'll Yesterday afternoon, but at
the present time is somewhat more com
Portable.
The Rev. +, b. Kellogg and wife of Wat
erhury are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, A. II. Sldyton on Main street
,corG' Melvin and Wife of ST. Juhnsbury
are visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Spear on Maple street for few
days.
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WINOOSKI.

Henry Irovcncia, an employee of Tobey
Catlin's saw mill met with painful
and serious accident Monday Provencia
was at work at a circular saw when his
right arm was drawn into the machine
and badly injured. He was released by a
FELLOW cmployc and taken to the office of
Dr. \. S. G. Hin, who dressed his injuries
which consisted of cut extending from II
point below the elbow to the arm pit, II
inches long and three inches wide. and an
other running down the other side about
five inches long. The saw also cut into
the elbow Joint, and two pieces of bone
are missing.
Horace White. mill hnnd at Wrights
saw mill in Colchester. lost part of the
thumb ana forclinser of the right hand
and had the other three fingers badly lac
Grated. while running a planer Monday
His injuries were dressed by DR. Hill.
Moses lienoit, an old and popular resi-
oent died ut his home on West street
late Sunday evening of Brights disease
after an illness of nearly three years. Mr.
Benuit was a stone mason Ivy oCcupa ton
and was born i'm St Johns, =. c., %
years ago, and has been a resident of this
village for the past "a years. lie is sur
vived by Il wife and six children, five
daughters. Mrs. Adclard Laplant of Man
chester n. H., Mrs. Octave Bordo, Mrs.
John Meunior Misses Evelyn and Rose
and one son. Joseph Benoit Of this vii
lasc. The deceased was Il member of st.
Peters society, which attended the fu-
neral in body. The funeral was
held Wednesday morning at eight o'clock
IRON St Francis Navier Church.
William Chambers, former proprietor of
the Riverside Hotel, has purchased of
Thomas Cullen and Daniel Shaunnessy.
their interest in the proposed restaurant
in the Dubuc block on Main street. III"
remodcling will be rushed to completion
"a is ttIs, l.
some time this week.
The remains of Mrs. jeanette l.. Whip
Tlc who He'd in Providence r. l.. Mon
day. arrived here yesterday and were
taken to the homo # her brother. Sam
uol BiCwood ON East Spring street. the
funeral was held from the house yesterday
dftrrnoou at two o'clock. Mrs. Whipplc
WAS formerly a resident here having
moved to Irovi lencc about two years
ago. She WAS - years of acc and was
formerly a member of the Baptist
Church.
The attention of justice court was oc-
cupiod yesterday afternoon with the case
of soldier named Curley. who was
charged with breach of the peace al
legged to have been committed in the
Brunswick Tuesday evening. The respon-
dent was arrested by officer Abair and
arraigned before Justice Frank L. Graves
He pleaded guilty to the charge and was
fncd 81 ana costs of $10.3i, which he paid.
Peter Bushey and bride, who were mar
ried in Richmond Tuesday. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Bushey for
a few hours yesterday Ell rout" for Il
wedding trip to Bristol and Rutland. tpon
their return a reception will be given
them here before returning to Richmond.
The want ads. are tn, greatest puzzle
"olVors' of the age Every day they I'M
tanglc the thousands of little twisted
threads Of business and home life
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs George
S. lfurleson Saturday, October II, 1903
Miss Edythe and Clara Brown and
Frank Brown visited their sister Mrs
II. w. Baxter, Sundny.-T. +. Catlin has
sold his house on Lamkins street to
George II. Beard of Swanton. The ladies'
of the congregational Church. gave "a
chicken pie supper at the church parlors
Friday night. October -. A large crowd
WAS in attendance and about $50 realized
from the suppcr.-Willlam O. Barr and
Miss Jennie Barney. both of this town,
were quietly married at the Congrcga-
tonal parsonage in Swanton Wednesday.
October 2S.-John Steele has leased his
farm to Milo Plouf. and will move his
family to the village, whore they Will
occupy the Charles Skecle's residence
through the Wintcr.-Mr and Mrs. G.
f. Sitcels of Milton are in town visiting
Mrs. NJ y. SlcriS.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

T.. r. Campbell has moved back to his
farm.-Miss Alma Desautels has gone TO
Waterbury, where she has position In
the hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Cotton
have returned to their home in Dedham.
Nine deer were killed In this town dur
ing the open season, Curtis Davis killing
the last one Friday.-Homer Sweet has
takon possession of George Wright's farm
for year and Aaron Bronson has moved
to Mrs. II. r. Portsr's farm.-Miss
Frances Pomeroy of Es st Fairfield was
in town over Sunday with her sister. Miss
Florence Pomeroy. Miss Mary /. Oates
of Randolph visited her sstor, Mrs A. r,
Gates. this weeS.-C. L. Martin has re-
turned from Cornwall ont. He was ac-
companiod by Mrs. j. l.. Martin and son,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

The State cattle commissioners, v.
Spear and DR.. F. A. Rich, were in town
October 2s, when 60 head of cattle were
tested and only one found to be infected
and killed. This animal was brought
from the south part of the State-Mrs
Bertha Macomber moved the last of hor
household effects to New York State Ia 81
week and Will reside there in the future
Leslie Dodds has taken possession of
his farm, purchased from the estate of
the Harvey w. Macomber.-Mr. ana Mr.
Joseph Girard have returned from Il few
weeks visit in Boston.-The Ladies' Aid
society realized $50 from the meals served
during the agricultural meeting, Mrs. s
H. Gordon has returned from Boston
where he has been visiting her son-rhe
committee of arrangements for the agri
cultural meeting wish to thank the school
commissioners and Miss Woodstock, the
teacher, for the courtesy shown by dis
missing the school to place the school
building at their disposal: also the or
Chestra, for so kindly assisting.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
continued from third page.)

worK'-A number of young men from here
w, OF town trapping Miss Josie
IN - Oh Essex Junction is stopping for Il
w,iiio Win her mother and brother Walton
~, IL, wiling Workers will meet with Mrs
ioios lomlinson and have a chicken pie
u.iner November 6.-Miss Myrtle Peasc
naS crossed very successful term Of school
~ Newark. She was presented with an
op"i ring from her scholars The Dime
society met with Mrs. Eugene Davis Nov
ember 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Riley Gill Mr.
ana MIS-. John Gregory. Mrs. \. Bacon
anu Edith Tomlinson attended the advent
meetings at Waterbury. hin. John
bonohan and Edward Tomlnson each
shot deer.-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Denis
spent ten days visiting her people in diff
ierent parts of New lIampshre.--,Ios
Nllli7ms from Barre and Horace l3llworth
ana wife from Morrisville visited at Rosie
Iiali Sunday.-B. French and wife from
georgia spent week with hcr sister. Mrs.
Carl'ne Fay.-Norman Dihe aad wife
from kecsville, n. Y, are visiting her
people, MIR. John Gregory They are now
spending few UaNS NIoutpVlipr.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. T. G. Jones is I'LL. D. Titus of
Worcester is a visitor in town III. La
bounty of Cambridge was the guest of \.
u. Billiard the first OF the week The Rev.
Mr., kellogg of Worthwhile occupied the
pulpit at the Congregational Church last
Sunday.--O. y. BatChclder and wife of
Hardwick We're guests at II. r.. Wheelock' :
Sunday. H. Moody returned from Bos-
ton Tuesday night.-M. ii, Clark of Barnet
was in town last wcek.-Allan chapman is
in New York on the oXcursion.-Fran<
Walsh of Boston visited friends and rela 70
tiyes in town over Sunday.-'rhe Rev. |
T. Booth of Morrsville preached very
interesting sermon at the Universalist
Church last Sunday.-Walter Foss and
family recently visited IN Charlotte.
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EDEN.

j s. Emery is very sick. DR. GonEc
of Hyde Park is attending hcr.-Mr
CilChrist was in town over sunday
a boy baby arrived at the home OF
Riley Earl, November l.--Martiu shat
tuck and Harrington and Fletcher
have bought spring of water of ..
Mcfarland and are going to have the
water brought to their homes.-Mr.
Barrows and wife of MorriSVillc spent
sunday with her sister, Mrs y. H..
Hnd.-Schools close this week. The
Mills school closes with a social at the
school house Friday ncxt.-Ella Vest
over spent sunday with her young
friends in town.-HallOWe'cn was OBJ
served at the Corners by the young peo-
pie having a social. II WAS quite rainy
and but few were in attendance.
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FLETCHER.

George Rogers of Boston visited Cephas
Carpenter last week. He was called to
Swanton by the serious Illness of his
sister, Miss Mary Rocers.-Lcslic Mon
taguc has finished work for Alden Leach
and gone to Albany, y. Y. for the win
tcr-Amos Potter from Bakersfield visit
ed her sister Mrs. G. Carpenter. Friday.
-Four deer have been shot in this town
this scason,--F. u. Ellis, who moved to
Bakersfield. has returned and will resume
his old position. as stage driver.-N. w.
Church is laying the foundation for the
new barn to be built by b. i. Wetherbcc
next spring The hunt given by w 5.
Shepardson and Arthur Hooper. in which
sides were chosen, terminated in victory
for Arthur Hooper, and w. 5. Shepard
son and his followers must furnish the
supper which will be some time this
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Miss Nellie True Of Saranac Lake. y
y, spent sunday with Miss Lynda leng-
hcld Misses cynthia ana Gladys Hiu
were home from the johnson normal
school few days last week.-IIerbcrt
ilouGhton WAS homo from Swautun for a
few days last wcck.-Quarterly meeting
WAS observed at tho Methodist Church
sunday evening the Rev. c. S. Nutlcr
was present to administer the sacrament.
Mr. Schultz of BROOKLYN has finished
shipping apples from the island. -nr.
King has about completed repairing his
house and is now putting in 81 furnace. .-
Quarterly conference was held Monday
mp9hln. at the Methodist Church.-Ntl-
son PdrdY has returned to Chazy.-Franh
Ford has made Improvements on his house
10y putting on an addition and a cellar.
Mr.. pwirage is building an addition to
his house.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
FAIRFAX.

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SOUTH HERO.

Do not miss the entertainment nj
academy hal Thursday evening, Novcm-
Dor 8. The Ideal Entertainers" will give
the public nm" programme. consisting
of representations, life motion pictures.
illustrated SONGS. tOur-in-hand Swiss bell
ringing etc. j. Petty of St. Adams
spent Sunday at his nome here Edgar
Flcury of Isle La Motto was the guest Of
George Tracy Sunday. William Croto
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Croto.-I .eslic Dodds has moved to
Grand Isle Mr., and Mrs. William Davis
of burlington Wcr" in town recently
Mr., and Mrs. Stevens and son went Fri
day to ESSEX and returned SundaY.-Niss
Octerhld of Grand Isle visited Miss
tamDbell SATURDAY.
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. II. S. McAllister of Waitsheld is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McAlister
"A. W, Green has finished work for M. L.
Hubhell.-Ernest Hubbell. who has been
visiting at the home of his brother, .. NJ
Hubbell, has returned to his home in Man
chester. n. H.-Mss Lillian Hubbell has
gone to Boston, where she will spend the
winter at the home of G. IL. Hubbell.-
Mrs. Adelbert Burt of South Franklin has
been spending a few days at the home Of
her father, IL. Thomas.-Miss Julia Burns
has been spending two or three days in
Willis ton.-Mrs. Samantha Whitcomb who
has been spending some time at the home
of her sister. Mrs. Martha Heyer. has re-
turned to her home in East Enosburgh--
The annual hunt was held Tuesday. Now
ember 3.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin of Hunt
ineton are visiting their son, William
Martin. at this pace.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
M. Carpenter visited friends in Undcrhil
last Week.-Mrs. Harlan r. Hall is quite
sick. Mrs. II. ID. Hopkins is caring for
her.-Thcre were at least four deer killed
within the limits of this town during tho
open deer season this year.-Mrs. Abnie
G.. Pease has been quito sick with the
grip the past week or ten daYs.-'rhe vii
lage Improvement society held meet
ing Wednesday night to decide about
placing street lamps to light the village
sire is the coming winter. difference
Hurburt Duane Hurlburt ana Earl Ilurl-
hurt, children of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
IIurlburt. are all sick. and there are
some fears that typhoid fever may de-
Velop.-The' Friday club meets this week
Friday afternoon at the home IF Mr..
]. ". Hart.-Miss Mary HoVey of Bur
linCton visited at her cousins Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Jordan, and Mrs. II. II Hie
gins, last week.-Mrs.. Dora Brown has
beer appointed administrators of tn,
estate of f.. j. Brown. deceased, and L.
H. Chaplin ana Il. b. Jordan have been
uuDOIntcd commissioners and gppraiScTS
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

7. Judwin and wife have broken up
housekeeping on account of poor health.
ana VIII board with her brother DIR.
O'Clair
inere was masquerade party at
Ernest Chittonden's October 81. Among
tnose from out of town were Mr.. and
mrs. Morton Chittenden of JeriCno and
Ernest Millham of Hinesburgh
William SpiCer ana Ned Jones went to
huntington Saturday to hunt deer
Mrs. Walter AldrCh is in Bristol. Conn,
visiting his mother, Mrs. John Naylor
Michael Crowley has finished his Work
at North Hero and will make butter at
the experiment station.
Mrs. Albert Bliss is suffering with in
nammatory rheumatism
Fred Wells of Starksboro was IN town
on business FRIDAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-05
CAMBRIDGE.

The Elite minstrels drew a fun house
both evenings and all were well satisfied.
Every one did their part admirably and "A
snug sum was realized toward the fund
for the library Herbert Rice of the l..
y. NJ visited friends Friday evening and
sunday lldah Gray and Harlow Leavens
were home from Morrsville n few days
as the teachers We're in attendance at a
meeting in st. JohushurN.-C. +. BiXby
has taken possession of the Stafford farm
Ira Green will occupy the BiNby house.
MIR Stafford is making his headquarters
al d. u. " etherell s.-The first deer killed
i'm town this season was suot by William
lluyt Oh the mountain near The Notch.