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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-01-29

WANTED Position as foreman or
manager Of farm. Understands all
kinds of farm work. Can give good
references. Address, Arthur e. Struble,
Sussex, N. ]. Alb
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Preacher's story Revives memories.

The announcement that DIR. w. S.
RainSford is to write life story has
called up memories of the early days
of his work in connection with historic
st. Georges Church, New York city.
One enthusiast, who is something of
an antiquarian as regards the city's
history, has just called attention to
the first ST. Georges Church when it
was in the lower part of the city. It
stood In 1911 in Beekman street, close
by Cliff, district nowl given up
entirely to business purposes, but the
energetic searcher has found the site
and also; that building there still
bears,the name Of st. Georges Build
ing, to recall the church 0f;oid. One
interesting memory that clings to the
earlier st. Georges is the fact that
Washington Irving was baptised
there, he having been. born close by
on Golden Hill. DIR. Rainsford will
tell of the later history OF the church
in his book, which will bear the title
Of "a Preachers Story of His Work.
and will be published shortly by the
Outlook Company
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-01-29

COUNTY OF NORRIS
l, ]. H. vanDoren, cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
J.H VAN DOREN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of January, 1904.
EDWARD X. MILLS,
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest-
GUY MILTON,
FRANCIS g. HOYT, Directors.
RUDOLPH II. KIssEL.
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TO points in the West and Southwest.
One way Colonist, and round trip
Horneseekers' tickets on sale first and
third thu Tuesdays L., Of St each month to April
r. p, Payne, General Agent, Buffalo,
N. Y. a. ss.E Alto
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WANTED-A title searcher in. a
law Office in Hudson county. Address
p. 0. Box LAT, Jersey City, N. j. 4169
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WANTED-Live agents to sell DIR.
Whites Electric Combs patented
Jan. l, '99. Cure dandruff, hair falling
out, sick and nervous headaches, yet
cost no more than an ordinary comb.
Sells on sight. Agents are wild with
success. Send soc for sample lhalf
price,. Write quick. The DR.. White
Electric Comb Co., Decatur, Ill. 4O37
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Special Low Rates via. the Nickel
Plate Road
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Advertised Letters.

Foreign. sssseaa
When making request for above ietters please
say Advertised" and also give the date Of
advertisement.
Gro. l.. CLARKE, Postmaster. .
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CENT 4 WORD COLUMN

No advertisements taken for this
column for less than is cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
BRADFORD.

Miss Alice Andross has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eta Merrill in New
port.-Mr. and Mrs. Windall kimball of
Lancaster. \. H., are spending their
vacation with relatives in town-Miss
Louise Shaw Of Cambridge Mass, IS the
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. NJ u.
Crook. Miss Abbic Avery has been spend
ing week with her sister, Mrs w. S.
Jones in Tacoma, n H.--Fred Everett
OF Montpelier Is spending his vacation
with his parents, Or. and Mrs f.. II.
Everett.-Prof. and Mrs. T.. t. Richard
leave for Randolph this wcek-Mr aud
Mrs w. S. Huntington were in Quebec
last Weekday Carpenter of MONTPELIER
is spending the week with Lovi Parker.
II. A. Chase spent Sunday with his IAN.
lily in Guildhall--Miss Minnie blanchard
OF New York came Saturday to visit Mr..
ana Mrs. &. c. Doty.-Mrs Charles Dotv
was the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. f.
A, Carter, In st. Johnsbury last week --
Mrs. c. c. Morris and son. Arthur. went
Monday to Reading, Mass, where they
Will make their home with Mr.. Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dole of Washington
-. G., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Warren Davis.-'rhe Bradford agricultural
fair Is being held three days this week
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHFIELD.

News has been received of the birth
of "A son to Mr. and Mrs T.. c. Downey
Of Spokane, Wash. Mr. Downev was
some years ago.
At the republican caucus Saturday night
T.. J.. Field was nominated as the party
candidate for representatives.
st the democratic caucus Friday even
ing, George G. Sanhorn WIS rs unanimous
vote made the candidate for town repro
sentative. He has been engaged in the
drug business here for many years. y
Justice ticket was also nominated.
At the - ocial school meeting Friday
it was voted to increase tho appropria-
tiOi for a new school to $19SC0, which is
1850 more than was originally appro-
priatcd.
a son was horn Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs A a. Josyn left Wedres-
day for Winthrop Highlands Mass, where
they Will make their home for some tim"
Mr.. Joslyn will go into business IN tn
firm of l.. l.. Joslyn X Co, dealers III
store fixtures. in Boston.
At the adjourned meeting Of the North
field Telephone company the other even
ing. it was decided to declare a dividend
of 100 per cent: it was also voted to sell
a certain amount of stock under certain
restrictions.
Miss Kate Hassett expects to 90 into
business with a full line of hosiery and
ladies goods before long. She will occupy
the rooms formerly used by DIR. w. q
Huntlcy as dental parlors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Leonard DOlph, veteran Of the Civil
War, celebrated his Goth birthday Mon
day ut tho home of his daughter Mrs.
II. II. Williams
The funeral Of II. A. Sumner was held
from his late home Monday afternoon
the Rev. f. +. Iovctt officiating. The
intcrmcnt was in Pine Hin cemetery
Mr. sumner was in the DIST year Of his
age
Mrs. G.. r. Fish and Miss Mary Linco'n
of Cambridge, Mass. are spending a few
weeks here as the guests of Miss Sadie
Meacham.
II. II. Wells moved yesterday to the
Wyatt house on Franklin street, which he
recently purchased.
Miss Sarah Ban of Springfield, Mass
is visiting her sister. Mrs. w r. MARSH
Mrs. q. c, Baker and children nave
gone to Lake Dunmore for two weeks
| stay.
Dan Seager of Chicago. H.. is visiting
his parents at their home south of tn,
village.
Mrs. ]. Mntzer and children are Wis
ting relatives in Ticonderoga. n. Y
this week
The Forestdale hand gave concer
In Central Park last evening.
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A T0RcI DINING ROOM.

Have one by all means, If II does not
add To- the house work beyond ;hc patience
and strength Of the home maker. II owe
cauu~ go away for long summer $
vacation there Is nothing contributes 80
widely to summer health ana enioyn, MT
rs meals out Of doors.
In fact living out Of doors is becoming
moro and more an American custom. You
see porch sitting rooms and porch dining
rooms fitted up tor constant practical
us in every village and farm region all
over the country. Even city people VINO
have TO stay in town are having built
back verandas or hanging porches
whore eating sewing and loafing are pos
sibe out of the house.
But almost every country woman has
the advantage of porch ready to hand
and often at the side of the house near
the real dlnning-room and kitchen, Here
very few extra steps are necessary 70
spread table and serve the meals out
of doors.
And the fitting up and keeping in order
or such place Is not really much trOu-
bic in one starts out determined to work
for comfort ana convenience. not fcI
snowy effects II these are vines about the
porch. seCluSlon is secured in the most
natural and artictic way; il not, thcr
a curtain of some sort is necessary, q
strip of blue and white. a yellow arc
white Japanese print if brightness is de-
sired or dun green terra Gotta or damn
blue denim, If dark homes are preferred
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READING.

Recent guests of Mrs. Kate NJ. Rice and
O. :. Randall are II f. Tolls and wife
of Wcathorsticld Bow Mrs Nottio cid
diugs and son, Leslie of North Spr ing
ncld, Mrs. Julia Stcarns and son. George.
and Sylvia Stearus OF Winchester. Mas.
Mrs. Juhh, while recently sitting IN "a
char on the piazza moved hcr char too
near the edge, which caused her L. ftll
to the ground, breaking her left wrist -
Mrs. Prosper Root has taken a trip To
Maine.-Mrs John Barnes and her faith
or, George Bailey, have CONC to cali
i"rnn for visit 10 their brother and
son, Charles Bailey, a former ro~d nj ot
this town-A Temperance" meeting WAS
recently held in tho Uui,or~,hst Church
which WAS we'll attended The Rev j.
Il. Roardon Of Oakland Ne. made most
excellent remarks. Tho Rev. H. Ger
truIo Roscoe of HinsdIlo. y. H., also
gave a very Interesting account of h"r
."Npcrcnco in connection with the tom
porancr question while in England. B"th
speakers were listened To with deep ln-
tcrcst.- Mrs. y. +, Hunt Of New Lon
don. Conn, and Mrs \. $ NcreaSou Of
Norwich. Conn. have hrvn visiting Mrs.
Hunts parents. T. c. Further ANA Wife.
The Roy Mr. Emmons Of fartaud viii
preach at the t'n.Vorsllst Church next
Sunday
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MORETOWN.

Miss Gibson Of waterbury is visiting
Miss Evans at A. r. Lovcioy's TINS week
Holland Bulkley from the West IL Wis
iting relatives in town.--Frank BulkioN,
Sidney Atkins George Buckley. Tom ana
son william Somerville and i. y. ffiillth
took in the excursion Ia Boston
last wcck-Jason TIil went to
Keene, N H.. Friday To meet MIS-
Hill. who has been sick about four wo'k KS
Mrs. II. o. Ward supplied the pulpit at
the NJ. r.. church Sunday. Mrs. {. GuNett
led the services in tho evening" Larry
Freeman from Brattlchoro is visiting his
parents this wcok.-The republican ana
domocratic caucuees were held Monday
II. O. Ward was in Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Ward and children
went to Waterbury Tuosdav.-Miss Eva
Mel from Montpelier is stopping win
her brother. Arthur. this wcek.-M. II.
Griffith aud daughter Mrs. Pierce. went
to Montpelier Tuesday Frank ingalls,
and Miss Annie Hart went to Worcester
last Tuesday. Frank Dumas of Burling-
ton is visiting in town.-Clara Spauldlng
visited i'm Waterbury last wcek-fred
Flura and wife Of Bolton visited her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Iurdol over Sunday
t j. Ferris and George Parker attend
al the base ball game in Burlington FRI
day.-MiSs Alice McGrath from Framing
ham, Mas is visiting Mrs. Lizzie Pal
NOR this w"ok.-Mr. and Mrs Byron Pal
mer from Waterbury visited his brother
1.eCn Palmer, Sunday.-Mrs. Della Oar
ling. who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Spar returned to her home
! in Montpollcr Friday b. Wilcox and
wife were IN stowe Friday.-Miss Lena
Evans and \. L. Lovojoy went to Water
bury Monday
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WORCESTER.

The republican caucus held Saturday
night was adjourned without nominating
candidate for representative. Six bal
lots were taken and each time there were
SIX candidates 1t is expected they W III
all file papers. The following were NOM
mated for justices of the peace: Roger
hovey, j. X. Wilbur, II. ID. Vail, T.. L.
MaHham and c. +. Wheeler. all rcpubli-
cans Eugene Tcmplcton and wife and
John s, Templeton of Wahoo. Neb., are
visiting relatives in town.-William b.
Hancock of Red Wing. MINI, is visit
ing here for a few days.--Tho heavy rain
of Saturday caused the small streams TO
rise very fast. Those emptying into Ladd S
pond, caused "A pressure that was too
much for the dam, and about five oclncl,
II gave way and carried the saw mill
along with it. The loss will he in the
vicinity of 5000 The mill was a vcly
old structure, but the machinery was all
FIRST class Very little of it will he saved.
Men were AT work putting In a new
fiume which probably weakened the dam
so that II could not stand the pressure.
Mr.. Ladd will rebuild at once. -Azro
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
MONTPELIER.

Tho Khaki uniforms To- be worn by the
members of the first Vermont regiment
during their Southern trip have arrived
and VIII soon be ISSUED To the several
companies Of the regiment. Extra blue
shirts will also be issue and .hc TCGula-
ton blue uniforms vii be taken South
to be used in case they are required Ad-
jutant-Gcncral Gilmore is arranging Tor
blankets and shelter tents for the troops
during their brief stay at Brittleboro.
\ daughter was born Friday to Mr.
and MIS-. Harry K. Bo.los.
George W White, for a long time Tro-
priotor Of a livery stable at MiddlcseX
village. died there on Thursday after AN
illness of six months. aged 60 years. lie
Is survived by one daughter and two
brothers, Funeral services were hold
sunday morning at rnc o'clock at the
Union Church in MldlcscN. tho Roy.
J. f. Wright ofiiciatiug ana the burial
was at Stove.
Manager Jones Of the Montpelier Som
mary football team already in COM
nunicdtiOn with MANAGERS of tho teams
at Goddard Seminary, R"ckland Academy,
iIdmunds high school brigham Academy
and Kmball Union Academy in regard
to arranging schedule for games this
| fan. T. \. Gcrrish has been engaged as
coach and will take thu team IN hand
soon after September i, when the fall term
AT the seminary opens. G"riish is now IN
the University of Vermont and is a grad
uatc Of the seminary.
| city Sheriff Bancroft as justice Of the
| peace ofciated at an Italian wedding
| IN his office Saturday morning Gla1amo
Aeho and Miss Perma BrogSi both of
| TINS city, were the contracting parties
| After the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served at the home of Rocco l,otu
| ana IN the evening a reception WAS held.
inc Joint committee from the repuh-
lican and democratic caucuses Sot to-
sether Monday and formulat ted a union
| Justice ticket, which was filed with the
city clerk. The nominees on this ticket
ior Justices of the peace are; George
| W. Wing, NJ r. Smile John MooncJ, G.
- i. Bancroft. T.. L. Laird, John H. Sen
Ter VI. w. Wheelock. J. J, Eaean, -, y.
carleton, W. \. Thcriault "A. G. Shurtl"n,
=. r. Woodward, Jr, w. c. l,amplicr,
Robert Wholan and W. a, Lord
Mrs. Fred Il. Smith, Mrs. Riley .. Bow
crs and Mrs Carlos g. Bancroft ave
| issued invitations to clamhake to be
held NJ Fountain park, Marvin farm,
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BETHEL.

Bethel democrats held their caucus
Saturday evening and nominated for
town representative. Robert Noble, who
for many years has served the town as
oVerscor of the poor.-rhe republicans
decided 10 hold no caucus and on last
Friday nomination papers were filed
naming T.. y. Davis as the republican
candidate. Mr.. Davis is cashier of the
local bank and State FISH and game COM
missioner \ union justice ticket is pre-
scented consisting OF five republicans and
two democrats.-The Bethel Robin COM
panY have purchased a large amount OF
standing birch near West Rochester
depot. and has CONTRACTED with c. II
Toltoid of Lebanon for the cutting and
delivery ON Rochester rail, at least two
car loads a week To he delivered This
means hrishcr and steadicr work in the
hobhn husiness.--'rhe sclcctmcu, having
completed their sewer work on Main
street. have commenced work ON sewer
system on River street Edward ellison
has been making considerable repairs and
additions To his water system which runs
through the central part of Main street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
BARTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Magoon of Bos-
ton are stopping with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ, Magoon at the
CRYSTAL Lake House.--Mr and Mrs. f.
II Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nye and wife went to Newport Satur-
day 30 attend the funeral Of the form
Prs brother, w. W. Foster, who died
in Denver Colo.-George Katon has
gone to Caledonia Springs for a Vaca-
tion. Vernon Trohust Of Glover Is
Clerking for c. A. Barrow Sired
Clouthe has closed his clerkship with
T., w Barron and gone to work in the
feed store and mill of Tower and Webs
ter.--Mr and Mrs. Louis Dame Of
Chicago are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Is. Cassidys -Vcrne Miles of Glover
has purchased the Maria Skinner
house-Mrs. Harlow Foss has gone to
lie Grande. Ore, and will he gone about
few wcck-Frcd Kimhall ana family
have returned to their home in Somer-
vile. Mass" after spending the season
at their cottage at CRYSTAL lake,
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ing. George Young was selected presi-
dent of the club with a vice-president In
each school district and an executive
committee Of five. Thus the campaign in
the section is we'll started under very
favorable and encouraging circumstances.
Chairman Prouty announced that their
would be a Mg republican rally on
Thursday. September first with some good
speakers from abroad to he held in Lane g
opera house
Mrs J. T.. Dickerman has been ontcr-
tanning her brothers, william G.. Bates
of Illinois and Judge n. G.. Bates. who has
been in Vermont during his vacation. Tho
Judge has started ON his return for the
philippines to resume his duties there.
The Stockholders Of the Connecticut and
Passumpsic River Railroad company
will hold their annual meeting for The
election of Il board of directors at the
MemphremaEog House on Wednesday,
September 9Th 1901.
DR. T.. T.. Whitaker has bought a new
twenty eight foot launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Thrasher have re-
turned to their home in Detroit, Mich
having spent several weeks in town with
friends
Mr. Frost Of the Frost Vcnner Seating
company in this place returned to Now
York Monday. after spending some time
IL town looking after the business hero.
The company are putting up q large adli-
ton to their storchousc and in other ways
improving the plant.
Mr. Flnts engine house ut his quarry in
Derby burned Saturday, with a quantity
of coal ana six barrels of oil that was put
in the day before. There was no insur-
ance. Have not learned how much damage
This throws several men out of en-
ploymcnt
Mrs. NJ A. Flkins has returned from
Caledonia Springs. where she has been for
her health
e r. Holt a former resident of New
place, died Mt his home i'm Boston Mon.
day morning Mr. Holt was only i'll q
few days He leaves n wife and ono son
The Rev. A. r. MacGroGor returned
from his vacation in Northficld, Mass.
IN time to occupy his pulpit in the Con
gretional Church Sunday.
Mrs. Louto and daughter. with two
lady friends from Lowell. Mass, are oc
cupying Thaycr's cottage on BiGelow'.
Bluff.
The Orleans county fair will be held or
September 6, :, s and 9 ut the Roaring
Brook Park, Barton.
W. r. Lougee has moved from Spring
FIELD Mass. into William lights tene
nent on South street
THE Rev. Mr.. Murch of the Episcopa
Church will return from Washington, ID
T., where ne has spent his vacation, II
time TO conduct the regular services or
next Sunday
The Hon. Curtis Guild of Boston will
speak at Lanes Opera House September
L on campaign issues.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Candidate number two has appeared in
the political field in the person of Dana
II Morse,
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Webster,
elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Webster, to L. &. Willard OF Belvidere,
Ill. took place Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock at the home Of the brides par
ents on Park street in the presence Of the
immediate relatives only. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Samuel
Knowles pastor Of the First Baptist
Church and the house was very prettily
decorated for the occasion with clemats
and cut flowers, carnations sweet peas
and asters, the prevailing colors being
green, pink and white The bride, who
was unattended, was given away by her
father. She wore a very pretty dress OF
light brown silk crepe de paris made over
silk and trimmed with real lace and silk
passemcntorie and carried brides roses
After the ceremony, refreshments OF ice
cream. cake, coffee and fruit punch were
served Mr.. and Mrs Willard sartcd fol-
then western home in Belvidere Tuesday
August @, where a large reception is 10
be given them in the Baptist Church by
the people of the Baptist society. Mr.
willard Is the senior member Of the hrn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
PLAINFIELD.

The Rev. and Mrs. Alvcn Smith started
for a three weeks trip TO St Louis last
Monday night.--The Young daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Buxton is quite
sick.--S. S. Smith was elected second
sclectman in place Of L. r. Abbott, de-
ceased, at the special town meeting last
Saturday.-Nahum Palmer suffered n
paralytic shock last Friday but is doing
as well as can be expected. -Betwecn 81
and 40 members of the Odd Fellows
lodge and RcbCkahs had a very enjoyable
picnic at Camp Comfort. Curtis pond,
last Friday.-C. +, Thrcshor and son Of
pcacham visited at O. j.. Martins on
MoudaV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
CABOT.

Tho republican caucus, Saturday even
ing. despite the rain. was one of the
largest for some years. The Rev ID. L.
iiiliard was nominated for town repro
sentative ON the first ballot.-'rhc demo-
Gratis Monday evening nominated ". q.
Dwincll for town representative quite
n number of Cabot people went to East
Calais To attend the reunion of co. |
Monday. home of +. j, Lance is the
scene ofsa happy gathering, his children
all meeting in family reunion ut the old
homeStcad.-Jool Harvey is reported
quite sick at his daughters in Kingston.
\. Y, whore he is ON visit.--Parson
NdlbridSe and family arc camping at
Joe's pond this wcck,-Mr. Bantill is away
ON short vacation.-J. II. Drew and
family are visiting in Boston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
DERBY LINE.

Frank Harvey Of Derby is assisting at
the postofhce during the absence of Miss
Harriet Stone. who is spending her vaca-
lion in Boston and ViCintN.--J j. Parker
left last Saturday night for Boston,
khere ne will attend the convention of
The Photographers association of New
England. Mrs. Parker, who went several
Bays ago to Boston. will return with Mr..
Parker-J W. Morrill, and two sons OF
Pacific. Mo, arc visiting at the home of
his brother. Frank Morrill, on Caswell
tvenue Mr.. and Mrs Walter Baxter
Dnd child of Somervillo, Mass are at the
harental home of Nh. RaXter
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BENSON.

Mrs. JIM. Bates Of Lake Placid, S D.
was n guest at A. c. Moore's the past
week, also Mrs. l.. n Gilbert of Dekaib.
Ill.-Gordon Southworth of Ludlow is
visiting his father. II. s. Southworth of
Harkhill street-I}ert Bishop of Leicester
Junction is in town calling on old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John M ers and Mr. and
Mrs A, +. Wilcox Of this village are at
tending the New ilaven camp meeting
The Rev. and Mrs Leroy NJ Taylor are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-25
BROWNINGToN.

L. j. Richford and family Of Barton are
visiting in tnwn.-On account of rain last
Saturday only a small company went TO
Willoughby to attcnd the Sunday school
bicnic.-Nrs. Wyman. who has been stop
hing with her nephew, Melvin Cheney,
Tor several weeks. has returned TO her
home in Charleston.- The Rev. j. c. Mac
Donald and family are visiting in Troy
for a few days.-Mrs. james Miles and
brother. James Miles. Of Sutton recently