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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

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trGt og ms6ig. ier Ort tommer irem,
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fin6e SeiI beo enhoer Sing. Gaar
on bar bullet Dig no efter Reiicn og
bequnoer at nDbe qoOt al hen rifle
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.trGtte 6orretniug8monO, on u6iiote
Susmooer, on ooeruritrengte gutif.
piqe, 0lt reroSic aorrtorpige, - ie
til puo Ell eler on0eu Wou6e at foa
Oig en- 6erie.
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en- Ii6er StuuS; Lao quiet bIibe
Itspbeopffet. for Ell Gangs StpI6.
Sdo oiSle StrB 1dre og tog oI8 en-
Jerie. III oiI Ieoe iad meget lPn.
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life ooeritUr for oct. oa Suiet fan
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baa6e FOR glrtifs. OF &outorpigeu al
biRIpe iiG fortben 6eu tpit6are Gel
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beioe for Ell Sio. Tag no pna Can
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

ifuLoe oog bItoe sen famine / De 1me
iom | De 9amle.
- 8oitor goiooL6 er fdE6t iii al
barre 8aitor SOInGenS @fterfslger,
men ban bor nni1oat.
- 8Gitor 4m,lsruo err faLot
bans Steo iii iurmre Snl6; on bun
mtoger &aloct DloeS fife.
- 9aitor ClbsrJ bar o~rganneret
en- @erigbeo / @.Ittun 60, g. q,
iom ban bar Iooet at betiene mOtiI
pioere. 8et me g&erigbe6 begiGrer
SptageEie / SamruUoet oeo aGrsms'
Oct.
- gaItor Spinaen bar baret ina
og mloer 2naebcbmoling / 8eo
8iug; 6mr er be,breSet, men en- me-
get ipog. Dog fomuner &r9fterne ItSt
efter liot. ..,..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

StH HuFIIt SDHpOe.
"gb. 2litb. Rirfetio." npnner
3 at De gomle t~rofaite arbeiSere for
geerugbeb og Samfuno, Tom bor
facet Sjemlop:
1. Sdioor SaIen, ct al De elbite
gaeSlcmmer al IfcfSarlano Menia.
heo; ban bar en- flittig gibeIPier;
ban nar al en- SIGst, iom M ses.
oPrre liot efter liot lloSsr bIan6t
os." San bIeo sc slar aamuneI.
2. Mrs. Ole o. Sooe al Sbeu
BOD Rerigbeo. SenSes Rmfo SsSt
for ct Bar aor iioen; be bar blanSt
De fsrIte Settlere % bar meo at itifte
Nfentgbeoeu. Seres Ssn er guina
SoDe, iom er tbeoIostif 9rofesor
On Datter er gift meo 8aitor Soua.
ita6, 2oSi, @is. Gun par en- aus,
frpgtig a0irioe. gun blep 20 ani
gamnel.
3. Soar g. 9pie, ct al Be pIoite %
met oeteoe Mseolemler al geItrt
Roripup Safe 9ienigbeS. San osSt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
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paa en- 6iifet,tr paa Ror1pnp 9afe,
ibet bun forulpffeoe. Sau bar en-
f~remrugertSe Mdnb boaoe | firfeltg
% ~borgerlig Senieenbe; beifripes iont
cpofrenoe. benipnsfulb og beifeoen.
Sans Mlber bIeo 73 Im.
Racific Scroll" orntaler | geo.
81 en- farli9 % meeet uobrebt Spg.
DOM, iom piitrof osiaa roier noe peo
@eitfpften pan mango Steber; Den
beoer "SsnbagsSSpgen" Zen fom'
mer for man9es 8eofommenSe pre-
els bper SsnSoe; oen ptrer iig beIs
peb l1lpit til at bepGge iig, eller Tom
Sanopiite, Sopeopine eler ogian Sor.
f~jsIelie. On Speroogene berer man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
GAG eoer en- Serie.

Rag eoer fint en- Scrie, ale iorr en-.
SnoitiI eners arbei6e IGnse nof !
oen beoe aarstib, iii at firtue fornrne
bort fra alt eoers Strnn. iaGfaI6
nogIe foa Gage. gn 6erie piI bore
al numbering Rptte, beriom oen an.
'penSes fornuftig,
Or on Ntono eller aoin6e, OF er
Din Eio megct optoget, iou at on fun
tm afie rogIe Oage, en- ll9e eler
10, faa reno life aKteS til ct mo-
Serne SommcropboIoSiteo, bucr on
liSer 6id no meo at bore pcu Sur.
t0 OF oppe / aIt, iom foregodr,
Soa6 on tro1mer, er SOile o8 Re-
freGtiou.
3ei3 life Iuna Bel iorut fttbe q
9ierg euer Ell Sn6ie, oeriom Der CT
ioo6ame uPr pc0 &oauocr. en
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

Ifriffe Sit Stro os i9tte mn geprgeTie
Il DIN Gfrfitlation.
llnDio Dine 2irnger % trpf 6pbe
gun6corog. 9isr gris at btne
2ine hi at ie otg omfring og legge
Weerfe til, bpilten herlig @erben oct
er or Ieper /. Sbor itor er Den bel
life. % bpor mango Rerupeiter ben
6ca r1irtner forlt6cr Dig ielp!
Radr ida al ben Spiuoeln6oeu.
Der bar ourpifIet Dim Sierne, fnur
SiS til at bortpeire, oil on bespn6e
at m0res ober, boorleSes on hruSe
bIioe ioa GrgsrIig, mar aontorpigen
nom for tent hi fit arbetSe, eler rnar
&otfepiaer log it'll oct oeiliae "a.
oct. SnorIeNeS trnbe on BOG ia
boaret poa ale Sc iuoo NtiSlmSeI.
Ter, iooNant Sac og Zig 9itteheo.
I'll Den TortrGo oa al Den 9etgm.
ring. on bur b0ot, pil gnrite forolm.
itc. or oil ie Dem inn qienrem Sen
imoIc gnoc al Seleifopet.
SGa org en- Serie. OH ituISer sig
ieLu Oct. iii itpIher sin Rabo oct,
pa Dem, Tom mua oGrre ontfrtra sig.
OH er pirreItg, orutlten % unteo.
Iqigrlig. sc hi at tomure llS / @lI03
frie Rotlrr. &iG og hoil 0iQ / Stpq.
gen. pRlt 6i9 pdn @rsuioGret. Gao
SoIifinnet og 6cn friite 2Iit for1tpe
OF omitobe dig, prOu9e 6iq az Qicn.
opIiUe Dig. Set nil ifiPrpe oin gp,
petit, fpitnc op bierrcI; iatte ugt
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Rci$ uoe0 fltI6 RetenmleIie ON. at
on nil ~forrsie 0ig og bare qoot al
Gllrcu. Gag iutet Senipn III iutoo
llbchuqcItqbeoer, iont fau ir6trGffe.
SIdu benz bort iom en- SpGd. SGt
dig lore. at i~ugertirg ifol binore Nia
ira at unoe sin Serte. @iU btg he1l
I'll 6riIuftSIioet. 500 alt onbct fore.
Torqlem SoeroaQSltoetS 9proer,
Oine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Dine GUS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Saq oi9 en- Teric, og on bill peiroe
ttlboqc til sit aontor eIIcr 6tt SliS.
boI6ninQ&orbeihc meo i~riitere Sutc.
rc3ier, me0 fornpet 9iGrligbc6 %
@nthuiioSme for Dine Rliater. On
pil pcrOc tiIbogc forfrtifet bodbe pno
5iGI oq arop. Tu bill pelroc tilbuQe
meo oiocrc Snu OF forupct Strait.
On bill ocn6c tiIbaQe iom en- ~iilu6cre,
mcr eIifprroia autnbe. Otter
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

Gn iapnnit Stif. Soar ct idpouif
Barn iGoeS. pIorte5 ser Ct GrG. ser
mo- bIipc itdoeroe ursrt iH6til beu
Nnq. on oeu rtrrge gtnuo eIler irtae
&pin0c glitter Jig. Hmor 9rpaltppct
feire8, iGlocS begGe 9]GqtefoItereS
IrGr, % al gehcn ~iororbeibc5 ct
euer onoet Susaerooo, Ser boLNes
irrliq SGpo / oct npe Spent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

aisb Dit eeet 3tHf Srnpipat eler an
Sre SugrsSieTier. eerion On bill ~blans
Dc" RdIns $3.50 man ApuIitGteu al Din
"bLauoeoe@ RuIirg beror pna RGugotn
al 3btte 2edo. Su butger ! ben. SoOrfur
life BRUCE alt 8bite Seao - blaueet TIM
meS 9mieeb Clis - % ianleSss fan Den
bebite gauling / 8eraen? 9urters 8bite
Qnno pnrer IErBere eno nogeu dnoeIr
"blmSet RaIing" o9iier beore -
os sigr beSrr ar5eiSs | enboer Seniee1tSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

sra BaSrH. gu forb9ooenSe:
Seq troeoe, 81 Olr blino2"
Siggeren: ga. men Si6erre er
ina 6aarIige og aonftrrrencen iaa
itcr, at ieIp en- blind Rano mua bol6e
Sinene Gabrre, boia ban ptl tiene no.
oct"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
BETHEL.

The New England Tale company having
their quarry near the Rochester railroad
on the road from StockhrldSc to GittS-
Held are carrying on quite extensive opera
ton at present with expectation If iucrra~-
ing their output in near future. employ
ing at present H. hands. and about one car
load crushed tale is being shipped daily.
state Commissioner j. &, Sanford Of
stamford has been spending a few days
in tins vicinity making an Inspection of
permanent road work among other mat
ter he examined the new drain being built
on Main street of which he spoke very
house is rapidly progressing, the stone
foundation work viii be completed in
about week after which about feet
OF brick work taking about 10000 brick
VIII be laid and the Capenters viii begin
work about September LIST 4 number of
carpenters with Frank Lyman of this
place as foreman have been engaged by
the contractors Randlott & Griffin for
this work--'rhe annual camp meeting OF
the Second AdVontists on the old camp
ms grounds near Finley bridge Will be
held during the last week of August from
the 25rd TO the 3oth.-Mr and Mrs Horace
Young or Athol, Mass. as visiting Mr.
Young ; parents, Mr.. and Mrs. + n Young
in this vilage.--Mr and Mrs. Mary VII
son daughter, Of Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilson and
CHRISTOPHER Riley, were married at Christ
thurch saturday afternoon the Rev
Homer White of Randolph officiatins
col d. II. Freeman has been appointed an
aide on the stan of the National command
OF the G. A. II. for the meeting of tho
national cncampmcnt to he held at Bos-
ton, Mass, this week. The body of
Elory Dustin, was brought to Bethel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
MORETOWN.

There will be a missionary meeting this
week Friday.-A brother of the Rev. O.
=. Wells supplied the pulpit Sunday. The
Roy. Mr.. Elliot of Waterbury will preach
next Sunday.-Mrs. Jason Hin is in New
Hampshire visiting friends the past two
weeks.-Miss Emma Freeman. the doa-
CONFESS from Boston, is in town this
week Mr.. and Mrs, Wilcox were in
Montpelier few days last week-~Quite
number from this place attended the
circus in Montpelier Thursday-MiSs
Florence Durham of Wiliamstown is
visiting at Mr.. Myron Daviss this week
Austin Prertis's from Montpelier is in
town this wcck.-Mr, and Mrs T.. c. At
kns and Mi and Mrs Roy Atkins and
children went to Queen City Park We'd
ncsday. Mrs. Arthur Mel went to Ran
dolph WclncslaY.-M Knapp, Mrs
Addie Philips. Mrs. Frank Sawyer joined
the Good Tcmplars last weck.-Thc Good
Templars of this place 40 to Duxbury
Lodge Tuesday night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G Hayes and
son, Ray, and Mr., and Mrs Dean e.
Hayes ana son, Leslie. left Monday morn
ing for a two weeks stay at Old Orchard
Me.-Mr and Mrs. h. a. Newcomb went
Monday 20 Liston, y. H.. to visit their
sons, A. A. and Ernest They expect to
he gone at least two weeks.-Mrs Martha
Jacknan and her sister, Mrs. Alger. have
gone to Essex. \. y, for "A weeks visit
Miss Kathie Dillingham; who has been
visiting her sister In Barre mas returned
honc.-Mrs Harry Brown. who has been
very III at her home in Fayston, has heen
brought to the home of her sister, Mrs
L e Ruznnll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
FAYSTON.

Miss Emma Mclaughlin was given a
surprise party Monday evening, August
for her 18th birthday. cake and coffee
were served to over - friends ana all ell
ioycd the occasion. Many nice presents
were Given, among them hcjug a generous
sum of money from various friends. a
gold bracelet. n stone ring aCd a nice
willow char from her father and mother,
Mr.. ard Mrs, James aughlin.-NrS
lorn Mckay, Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Me
kay and little son, Harry. Of brooklyn.
N Y, arc guests of Mr. ana Mrs David
McKaY.-Miss Ina, youngest daughter of
John Kew of Lowell, MISS is Visiting
friends in towu-Mossv Glenn Lodge, |.
%. q. r, installed officers for it's quarter
Saturday evening, August :, as follows;
a.. r.. Ernest Chase. V. T.. cora Kelly;
secretary. Emma Mclaughlin; A. s. \.
a. Mccullough; f. s. Mrs Waite Nc
Loughlin; treasurer. Edna d. Bragg:
NJ, Fred Bell, n. NJ, Lena Bsttis: G.,
GLADYS Griffith, s, Nelson Mccullough;
chaplain Anna Fisk,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
WORCESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Ordway and children of
Mortified. Miss Mary Abbott OF Mont
polier and Mr. and Mrs William Randall
of Chicago were guests of Miss Frances
Abbott at tho Abbott homestead part "t
last week MIR. and Mrs. NJ. A, Gillette
of Montpelier and Mrs. 7, w Flanagan
of Morctown were At b. T. Gillettes and
Mr., and Mrs. g. j. Ashley OF Moretown AT
Harold Austin's last wock,-Mr, and MIS-.
Arthur Wheeler and child Of Iardwick are
visiting Mrs Jennie Brown Miss Lillian
Kelley Of Boston was at WIN HANS ana
Miss Ncttic Moorse OF Willimantic, Conn,
at f. G. Mooro's last week Mrs. Hop
kins and her daughter, Hazel, are spend
ing a few days with relatives in Coventry,
Mrs richards and son and her prot h"r'
Russell Lowe, of quincy Mass, are guests
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WARREN.

John Moriaty and family of Providence,
r, l., are visiting relatives in town.-John
Johnson AMI Miss BERTHA Bennett were
united in marriage last wCck-The Lin
coin base ban tsam played with the War
rem bows Saturday of last week. Score
stood IL To- II IT, favor OF the Warren
hoys.-l'rcd Luce. who has been working
in Lebanon, \. H., for some time past
returned to town Saturddy-ThomaS Sui
Ivan was quite badly hurt last week
While running his moving machine his
horses ran away with him.--L. II. Carroll
Is in very poor health. lie has a break
ing out nearly all over his Richard
Eu2zcll is confined 10 the house with rh,u
mutism
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
WATERBURY.

Israel Blair Of Waterbury, who took in
tho circus at Montpelier, came home and
had a little side show with his family as
a result Of which he was in court Friday
and was fined S. and costs for intoxca-
tion. lie was then charged with disturb
ing the peace to which he pleaded not
guilty His wife testified against him ana
her evidence was corrohoratcd by two bad
~ blackened eyes. Before the conclusion
of the trial Blar got permission to leave
the court room tn speak with his wife.
since which he has not put in an appear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
NEWPORT CENTER.

r. f. Davis clerk in Tayior's store,
and Miss Laura A. Holbrook were mar
ried Tuesday Aug. . in the brides home
on the lakc-Mr. liolhrook from Bos-
lton formerly local music teacher and
resident in this vicinity has been Il
recent visitor here.-Frank Hildretn ard
wife. son of D. l.. Hildreth of this
ylace came from Phildclphia on Friday
10 visit their parents
Excursion TO Ausabc Chasm Sc Ad
on page seven.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
WASHINGTON COUNTY
NoRTHFIELD.

Emma Sawyer, wife of Harlan II
Slack, aged - years, died Thursday
forenoon after an illness of about one
week. She is survived by her husband
and four children, the youngest Of
which is only week old, Mrs Slack
was formerly Miss Emma Sawyer and
made her home in Gouldsville until af-
ter her marriage when she came here
to reside, Mn Slack is we'll known in
this vicinity being one Of the partners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robshaw and chill
drcn of Florida are visiting his brother,
viii Robshaw, and family -Miss Har-
rette Craig has finished work in Little.
ton, n. H., and will spend this month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craig.
Mrs J. II. sleeper has gone 20 Loxing-
ton, Mich, to visit her son \. II. Sleeper
Mr. and Mrs Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs B.
s. Hooker and family are at Pine Point.
Old Orchard, for a short vacation Frank
Corlss of Boston Is in town visiting
friends. Mrs Walter Low OF Brooklyn. n.
y, has arrived TO visit her mother, Mrs.
David Blakrly,-Mr, and AIRS G.. H. Woods
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of the granite manufacturing firm ~
Cannon Slack & Co. an ex-member
of Company p, Vermont National
Guard. and for several years past lead
cr of the Northheld Cornct band and A
member of the Montpelier Military
band
News was received Thursday OF the
death of Patrick Flynn at Moretown
Mr. Flynn was we'll known in this place
where for a period OF time he was en-
pYoycd by Dr. W. p. Mayo. Tho cause
" death was cancer of the liver
Theodore a. Wiley. aged 70 years ana
one Of the old residents of Northheld,
died at his homo on Main street Tues
day forenoon at nine O'Clock. lie nau
been in failing health for several years
past Mr. Wiley was an cmployo IN the
old machine shops. formerly located mere.
and for number of years conducted "A
newsstand and lunch room in the Cen
trail Vermont station. For a period OF
ten or more years he conducted the OK
press delivery service here. Mr.. Wiley was
universally esteemed for his integrity.
He was at various times warden or 81
Marys Episcopal Church and held other
official relations with It. He was Tor
many years member Of tho Mortified
lodge of odd Fellows and past grand
of that institution. He was also a mem
Der of the cncampment l. o. O. f. His
m,'rS' hN,,.s reu"tN, - I'll,
, mH,ns a. WIZ, Wno nnes ,.n !" a.. ,yi,c,.
,ur'..s i''S .',',.,is , a'." w. ,s -,
tention by his niece, Miss Della Wiley.
His death was due in a large measure To
breaking down of the system which was
augmented by growth on one OF his
limbs which caused him much pain and
suffering
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s,. ',-.,i ;.,.ar,i,,a,t,,
~, 10y 49, ,',,e =, t a,;a,ah ,,,a, NJ
r..', 60. sar,,, ~ 80 ,o,rold
ia,,rhto, in von,n.iier Nond.v .vonino
Me- cns,a,. is ,,ndorstood ~ aesort thgt
tbo ,l,crod ,,n.crtion ie ali n r,ietake and
10, ~ a,,,,5 ,,n, ,o,,ra,od fror, har in
,ho crowd ,rbe i,,,,e cirj was nIaccd tom.
nor,ri,, ia ch,ren of Tho ovcrae.r of the
noor n, Un,,tna,ior
Tho foundation for Seth C. Rich's new
rcsidcnc. is completed and the carpentcrs
have horun work on tho s,norstructuro.
Th, nl.,I. c.1I for a modern cottage OF
handsome design
IN, r,,u.y ord otbnr ,nncbinorv IN +ho
Ho , ;.uis Cr,ritc 90. she'd arc nov
onorated hv electric mower furnished from
,ho ,.iil,gc nl,rt almon g. Noodv arc
rs fost ne nossihla constructing tbrir
uo,,or linz frorn tho Mad Ri,.nr ValIo,. IN
this Mace whom tho whole nlant viii he
onar,,od la. a,ac,ric ,,o,,.or
NJ T. Cannon is continod to his home
and is ouito seriously III with tho grin
rr 7 T. Wheeler vas in town Tues
/ mo case of FRANK NcC'nr,y Who 10 seri.
o,islv III with nnncndiciti. Tho younp
man was not as wnll in The morning After
consultation the phvsicians concluded
| that NcCart,'s death was but , matter
of hours unless an oncration wns rcr-
formed The opcration proved successful
and TUESDAY afternoon tho r,tiont ~ a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
NEWS OF YER MONT.
More Important Events Groupcd for
Free Press Rcndcrs-Iist of Repub-
Iicnn Rallies in FRANKLIN
County.


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Tho republican state committee an
nounoos the following rallies to he hcld in
si,,'oI A. WIN tI' Srcakers as
h4,. r.,, NU7 HSI j." -, Al
Aurust u. T.rksairo. tho Hon - / rns.
ter of Eurliucton. August i, st Arms
Hav the Hon T.. ]. Foster of burlington
s. Gollistcr Jackson of Barre. August "a
Fraukliu. Horace r Graham ~ t,rofts
bury, August ~ Hich.atc Horace !,
Graham of CraftShurv. John Lewis of
Troy. August q Swanton. senator X p
Dillingham; If Noutucl-r. H. a. Powers
Of MorriSvilo Aucust a. sheldon. + G
Fleetwood Of MorlisNillo. John Lewis Of
Troy; August p. Enoeburgh Falls. The
Mon. james Wilson, secretary OF asricul-
ture, tho Hon. g. A. prouty Interstate
commerce comms sioner. August %. Far
fax +. G. Fleetwood Of Worthwhile. "
A. Lord of Montpelier: AUGUST ~ Fair
field. j. L. Martin OF Prattlohoro. r \.
Lawrence of Rutland: August u. Georgia.
Ncrteornr,4 y r, I-i,.s 81 ,51,,,S, ~
j. A. oeBoor Of Montpelier: August 20.
Hakersheld' j. W Gordon 90 Barre: All
susl ST. hicht"rd' y. Deboer of Mont
l''u'N' interstate commerce commission
''' o'E X. d, Aaaln h''c on Mimi
's"1l. lEoro VIII be railN NJ HIShSate
SpruI+ the dat of which has not been
liked. II Is possible tE1t Joseph y. Do
Toor Of MoutDolior my speak at It Al
bans AUGUST 1G
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Edgar Waters while unloading hay in
his barn in West Rrookiicld last week fell
off the load apd struck on the floor with
such force that he broke his left arm just
above the elbow. He also dislocatod his
LETT shoulder
A daughter was born Thursday, August
a. to Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Mead.
The body of Elroy g. Dustin was
brought to the home of Aaron Bowen
Saturday afternoon from Wennham,
Mass Dustin had worked for C. G.
Blodgett here for the past two years I'M
iii last spring whern he went to Massa-
chusetts, where he had been working for
the past few months. Thursday morning
tho body of Dustin was found hanging in
the barn of @. G. CIllcy, his employer.
No reason can be given for the deed The
day before his death was his 22d birth
day and with a friend he took a day off
and went to Boston. returning late at
night Dustin had been offered a position
over another man in tho same place and
the other party was Jealous and
dlslikcd him. There may have been
foul play in and an Investigation VIII
follow Dustin leaves besides his mother,
who lives in Massachusetts. and aunt,
Mrs. Aaron Bowen. three uncles, Nathan
iel Abram and Charles Dustin, who live
a. Bethel Giload. There was a prayer ser
vice held at the Bowen home Sunday
morning and the funeral was held at the
church in upper Gilead.
u'P'' ''""t "N,
day evening, August IL, during national
encampmcnt week, and will be establish
ed at Copley Square Hotel, Huntington
avenue anu r-N',,r Sti''' r"H'o.' :" 20
VIII De opc' o't -No''u 90 HuS"SI 49, az
"a ~ eo s 49, So ~ ,r pn,,
t"s' 60. o,' |l'u i".N , ~ ".'''., ~.
Commander j. T. EdrCdge, for per
''Iii'h' Uu'E T." 'lit'"'" w .
o''No' l'"U"' VIM Va'.''u WI - -
eoptr l"rr" 'or nv e. mr. E'"'S
up TO .He "Isl W. '"T, VA va. -. m"s
'ro"sH' " 1,V"u", ny w "pp WIZ
cia''"S IA" ''"o' '"' "pp'0 "'u ~,
duce an" lah"h III money '"a' s"'"!u
nave peeh '"iieu Over 10 ,ic o".Ici %
th' amour, OF ~" or NOR, IN court IL ~
MONDAY fioOu WI N!ous"' p''oIe 'us-
tct ol frd'e jug " imam H. '>iO'ols
ana Iohhd g"'''F "i '''p'~1''"'@'' ana
pound over L" 'pPc'Lr az 'i""st county
court 10 po nolo III 'he's'a III ''cc"l Der.
ne pohus lor 'n"" "pi'draH'e were
nxod at *'. MI Sopcr states that 1000
Sold produ'" from III" farm ana APP
proprlat"d INC money LOT the SAM "I"
brought IN blllS Tor tfaln' "tc'' thht were
never purchased, ana mat mo hrSt year
HOOD was on the farm he dld very wei
ana the second year WAS not very pdd
hut the most Of tho crookedness wa,
WORKED IN" ldSt year h'rt food, S"i
of the defendant, VINO appeared IN cour'
as witness in his father $ behalf was
arrested on the charS" OF "mbcAzl"incrt
lie took two calves from the farm dnc
sold them To NJ G. kowcll for 81 anc
had the check mad" out in his name anc
appropriated the money, This case wa.
settled by paying the money back.
Mr.. and Mrs, Evan f. Evans, who have
been spending the summer in Waterbury
arrived IN town Saturday ana are rIak
ing their home at the Randolph Inn.
Il. +. Rickor's stock shipment from hi.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-11
BENSON.

party Of Benson young people has
been camping At Sunset Lake the past
week They had as a guest Miss Char
lott" Swiniurton of Rutland, There is
also large party of young folks from
Whitehall at Sunset-Thc Rev. Irving II
ChildS and his brother. in-law, william
Wallace of Amherst, Mass, are cnmpir =
near Lake George this week Mr. Childs
viii return to occupy his pulpit at the
congregational Church next Sunday --
Tho Oat crop which IS now being harvest
Cd is said tn be the best in a quarter of u
century Next Thursday. tho 18th of Au-
gust, the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Conpro-
Gatonal Church will charter the steamer
Floise, which runs on Lake champlain
and go to Ticon1erogS for Il picnic. II
will leave Benson Landing at Q a m. and
return in time to allow everybody to get
home carly, Ice cream, cake and candy
viii he on sale during the trip.-Thc Hru-
son base bail nino received their new uni
forms last saturday from Boston They
nine goes to Sciota next Saturday tn
play the Sciota boys-M Miss blanche Mae
Arnold was married last Wednesday noon
10 Joseph y. ST. Claire Of Fair Haven.
The wedding was at tho brides home
near iiortonville and only the near rcla-
| tiVcs of the contracting parties witnessed
the ceremony. TIE couple were tn, re-
| ciponts of voluable presents. among them
n nice sum of money. They left on We'd
nosday afternoon for Nantasket Bcao H..
| Mass, to spend the honeymoon.