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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
STABBED CAR CONDUCTOR.
Little Negro Used Knife and Was
Given Thrashinq.

$3.50 oEoSSL 3G-,s\ftIIe ana w as
Given Thrashing.
Charged With stabbing James Nc.
Far1lanK, q conductor on the Newport
News and Cid Point Railway Com
pany, #Claarence PoindeSterss a 14-year-
oid negro boy, was fined $l2.75 by Jus.
tlce Brown in the police court yester-
DAY morning. Later the fine was remit
ted ana the boy was given a sound
thrashinG by his mother.
The hoy koarded.a car near Green
lawn early Yesterday morning. When
the conductor approached to collect
IaEes, Pcinae:ter presented 4 srurI.
ticket. The conductor refused TO
take the ticket. as the car was outside
OF the cityziinits.and an argument en-.
sued The toy..jurlpeu from the car
and an started to gin, but was ovsrtaken
by Conductor MCFARLAND The Young
steE drew a pocket knife and STABBED
the IN conductor in the left wrist He
escaped, but was later captured by
Police Sergeant Crafforl.$
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
!. OLD NEGRO NEARLY FROZEN.
Stricken With rheumatism He Lay in
Road All Niqft, .@s.s III v

-AnIagedE negro named Warney Gar;
rison, who lives at " Lincoln street
Hamp was discovered near Salter's
creek in% an unconscious condition. He
was taken to the police station. in the
patrpl:sswagon and given medical at
tentions W ITCH revived him.
Garrison Boarded a car at Hampton
q Monday evening and come to Ivy
farm. There he started to- walk in
search of his. brother-in-laW's home,
He was suddenly stricken with an at
tack s,of rheumatism and sank to thu
grounG. Being5%unable' to move Or to
call assistance, the. old man lay in the
road all night: de was nearly frozen
and ina Diiable* condition when found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Arrived YesterdaY.

\ Steamers Mora. {Bco, Roylter. Nor.
felix. and cleared Cor Hamburg. Enter.
prise larsen Nassau.
/ schooners Helen w. Martin. Ross.
BOSTON tss ' Malcolm Baxter, Jr, Pen,'.,e,
do, NJ. T.. H, G. Dow. Murray de-,
Laura G.. Anderson, Higbee, New York:
George NJ y Grant, Pelton. Perth Am.
boy Edith: ,9S,Icottr. Harris: Providence:
s.. !: Blackburn. Gardiner. do: Man.
ches ter. Haynes, Haynes. do: Martha
= Small, sBairoW. Portland:
Cleared Yesterday.
\ Steamer Lalsonia. (BrD, McSaill
:1CcHe lha gen via Norfolk. and 1sailea:s
s,,:3arken,ine Ignacio de I.oyola. (spl,
Pedro de leotfcre,. Philadelphia. @
f Sailed Yesterday. !.
Steamers sP.ooWhatan, tBr) Trinick
Lon London OF N.accan'av, Gibbs. Portland,
L-euctra, (Ersls5 Grant, Savannah.
II sSchconers Cox ana Green ,rl.n,.sp
sen n; .Plyrl Mouth ii ii Marcus J. TRAM
Blair, Boston sSs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
CRUISER YANKEE HERE

Loaaine Goa! Before Starting South to
Relieve the Dixie.
The United States auxiliary cruiser
Yankee arrived in pert yesterday n1nrr-
ing from Tompllinsvillc. am! is now ;.!.
choE.ed eff the Chesapeake & Ohl, Goa /
riers taking on bunker ccal AS soon
as her b"nilelx arc filed the Yankee
will sail for the Bermuda Islands.
where she Will relieve the cruiser
Dixie, which has been stationad there
for the past year. Its #cApecte tha
the YanEee will sail tomorrow.
When relieved the Dixie will conc
nnrth fer repairs and an ovcrhaulin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
PALLANzA AT HAMBURG.
Arrived in Safety With the subn,arne
ssF.4# SATURDAY.

! The German steamship Pallanza, Of
the IS. slcman Ulnien Line. arrived ut
Hamburg with Lake submarine boat
silacn Lake y On her deck, Saturday.
The vessel began loading the suhn.a-
lrine at The sl,ipyard on February =,
and sailed from this Fort late in tie
evening of the next day
: At Hamburg the Submarine was
transferred fTcln the vessel and sent
70 tn IS ] exc cesnnany's plant at LiLau,
Russia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
New York at Boston.

The IN United States armored cruiser
New York arrived at Bosten from
Hampton Roads Monday. The. vessels
will bes given "a thorough sovsrhauling
and repairing at the navy yard.
81 The New York. arrived in Hampton
Roads from tie Philippine Islands sew.
eral days ago and after being inspected
by a board Of survey, She was ordered
TO Boston
The vessel had been the flagship for
the 5Scathern Pacific squadron. for
about 3 year until she was relieved,
abonta month ago. by the cruiser
Chicaaga.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
, Ai.ncra Due Tcca,

1''as British steamships Almcra is scx.
2! ne:5'c 70 arrive at this pert today from:
na1't.innore with a rart cargo of iii:
pets, which Will be discharged here.
Tie vessel Will then take en- an cx:
port Cargo fer. Europe. There arc. Il
number Ct eattlcr,cr on the Alruor;,
who are = be landed. here upon the.
yesscl's arrival! III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
! Directors Il Meet

There VIII he3a n1eetin &. Of the board
OF directors Of the Chamber of Com
l ln1l at the Office Of Secretary Farrar
IN the Darling building, tonight at S
o'clock. The matter off, delinquent
membership dues will be considered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Chairman Siernp Cor1fs,,in

# It is expected that Chairman sSlanr.
of the State Republican, COMMITTEES. il;
making a tour OF the STATE ana lis ex-
pected to nay this city,a visit 5naxt
week. Local Republican leaders are
awaiting the arrival of the. chairman
With considerable interest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
."PooR Box"is MisslN G.

Police Looking for Thief Who Robbed
St. Xincent's churci u U
Tbs poor box OF ST. Vincent's
Catholic church has been stolen from
Sthe vestibule Of the church by some
thief, forsWhcm the police department
rs now lolling. 5ss ss5sy u s.sai Ri
Tile box was Wrenched from its posi-
8tion on the wall and carried OF. It
had not been opened for five weeks
end Isl supposed to have contained a
II considerable sim OF money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Steamer Chartered.

British steamship Of 2.2S9 tons,
has: been chartered to carry coal to
Manila from either this port or Nor
folk. The terms of the charter allow
the vessel s4.55 on every ton trans
ported. II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
General CARGO and Cattle

= g = q 30 arS4 CdttTE. -
The British steamshia Powhatan
sailed yesterday for FUndon wits.si;;,
general expert cargo including go
head Of cattle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
Continued from first paee.)

Parkill Of burlington Is visiting in town.
Mrs. John II. Tobcy and daughter have
returned frcm Thctford-F. j. Pope has
returned to rittsburg.-Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Poulin have an infant son.--J. a.
Williams has had to contend with quick
sand in drilling the we'll on the Gibbs
fnrn' and has made slow progress of latc.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Porter were in
town Thursday from their summer cot
tarc at Long Point.--During a recent higl,
north wind MIR. Porter came near having
his gasoline launch blown on to tho
rocks. two cables having been broken
by the strain ~ wind and wavcs.--Thc
hi,;h wind of Wednesday broke the nag
pole Of John ". Thorp. The pole had been
in us" about fourteen years and mad dry
ro,ted unexpectedly. Mr.. Thorp intends to
fly the flag again at no distant day
Miss Louise Mollison of Burlington Wis
tied her parents over Sunday.--Associata
assembly was held i'm library hall last Fri
day evening under the auspices of Miss
Wintcrbotham. Two pieces of Lcssor's
orchestra furnished music and a pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.--David Abair il
quite i'll and his father is very low.GuI
Mcllison is working for the n. r. Tel &
Tel company.-F.oua Coutcrmarsh has
moved into Mrs. Toner'S tenement and
will work for her in haying. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles stone of Burlington spent Sunday
in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
JERICHO CENTRE.

T.. G. Place, wife and two children
of Huntington visited at J. NJ. Carpcn-
ters over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Martin. Sr, of Huntington made
a short visit at j. NJ. Carpenters last
wock.-Mrs. Frank q. Pcase Is in West
Randolph where she was called by the
serious illness OF nor father. Guy
Pcasc.--Miss Mabel Rugslcs of West
ford was the guest Of Miss Florence
Rickncll last wcok.--Thc farmers are
very busy harvesting their hay crops,
which are larger than for some years
past.-Arthur proulx Of the Burlington
fire department is spending his vaca-
ton with his wife 1T the home of their
father, Gilbert Paradce.--Miss Maud
Hurlburt. who has been in Paterson,
N. j.. the past year. is at home Tor the
summer. She returns to Paterson in
the fall to assume her duties as teach
er in the public schools of that city
Mrs Taylor of Springfield is visiting
her cousins. A. c. Haskins and Mar
Gus HaSkinS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

One OF the most interesting base nan
games of the seas son WAS played saturday
1T Sunset Park between two teams COM
posed of the married ana single men.
which resulted in n victory for the singl"
men bv n score of j to ,. The game was
n pitchors' battle and kept the fans ~,
their feet from beginning to end. ~ W
Brown was on tho slab for the married
mon and kept hits we'll scattered until
the eighth inning when he gave TWO
free passes and Carlson sent out Texas
Lacquer t. center garden. which cleared
th.. bases. polan pitched Il good game
for the single mon. striking out II men
and Keeping hits well scattered. Another
game is scheduled for Saturday. July
H. when the married men intend to square
things up with the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs \. Smith went to Under
hill saturday to attend the funeral OF
their nephew. William Corbett, who died
Friday of Diabetes Word has been re-
cciycd of the birth of Il daughter. born
.Julv 4. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson
of Uinosburgh. They were formerly resi-
dents Of this town.--Mr. and Mrs Al
for "A week or ton days outing. Their
son, Albert, of Montpelier has a cottage
thcrc.-Miss Florence Sails of Burling-
ton spcnt last week with her aunt. Mrs
Norsc-Farmors are busy securing the
hav crop which is unusually large and
of good quality. The weather is idea
and the only drawback Is scarcity OF
bc1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
JONESVILLE.

Gilmore Diokoy of Boston IS tho guest
of r. l.. Stevens. Edward Hildrcth Of
burlington WAS in town last Wock.-Miss
Anna Bssoncttc of Ilincsburgh is working
for the Western Telephone company for
two weeks. while the regular operator,
Miss Cormior OF Nergennes is having a
Vacation.-Mlss Josephine Williams of
Charlotte called on friends last week.
Clayton Tyler of burlington is visiting "a
G.. c. Fullcr.-Mrs. Coates of Rutland is
visiting at T.. +. Giliott' s-I;oman Giirtt
OF Boston spent sun lay at a. T.. Crandn!'s
w. f. Church. wife and son were in
Burlington Sunday Mrs. Arthur Stevens
OF Bolton WAS in town Monday.-Jamos
Adcly is moving his family from J. Hap
goo Is hOrsr ito a. j. trandal's tonc
mt ut house. Mrs. Han has returned to
her home from a long visit with relatives
in New llampshiro.-Choste Cutler has
moved on the farm formerly owned By
Edward Illdrcth. -ticorgc Goodrich and
wife Of Williston We're in town Sunday
f. VI. Chcosmorc was in burlington and
Charlotte last weck.-Miss lila IIildrcth
has been spending n week with relatives
in liurlngt on.-Tho Lend A Hand society
meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Fiddocll
in Waterbury Thursday July 13.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13

McGarghan and wife and r. Gleason we're
III Cfaftsbury last wecl, attending the
funeral of the daughter Of Mrs. John
Shcan, formerly OF this placc.-rhe new
sewer II completed from the river tn the
railroad crossing and is to he continued
to the corner Of Bridge and Main streets.
1t was chlldrcn's day ut the Congrcga-
tional Church last Sunday. The drilling
Of the children showed much patience and
perseverance of those having them IN
charge The pastor illustrated the amount
Of money paid out for -four. boots and
shoes. clothing, tobacco, foreign missions
and ardent spirits, by the children draw
ing from a box ribbons representing in
length the money paid out for the differ
Ont articles. Ardent spirits had much the
longest ribbon, tobacco next. MISSIONS was
very short.-'thc Aid circle Of the King $
Daughters will meet with Mrs. NJ. s..
Whitcomb next Friday afternoon. Butler
1'irman and family from Chicago are
spending their vacation here with Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. A. Rhodes. MIR. Firman Is the
manager of the largest boot and shoe store
in Chicago IL not In We world-F. II.
Shepardsons large mastiff dog was killed
last Sunday on the railroad track by tho
paper train.--Mr and Mrs. y. j. Norton
of Fair Haven are the guests of III. X.
Norton.-Some farmers have commenced
hayng.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
sHELBURNE.

Tho summer arrangement OF services
at Trinity chapel, the rev. W. +. "cehs
rector, are as follows: MORNING prayer
ana communion ut IA. M. except inc
first sunday or each h'"".n' "ne,i ~
VIII be at io:oo H. M pre'c"'"s at iV'''
IL. NJ cNe'''"s P'"s'' ~ ~ ne ..,.
Inc summer arranE''''"' VI
AT inc Mc'hoo'sl N""rc'' ''c IVY.
-. i'c"Nt P'S'"', wiz 'e "'
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49, -, a, ,,., tor ~, ,,n,,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Arthur Charge, who has been Ill
for the past year. died Monday night,
July B. The funeral was held the follow
ing Wednesday.M Miss Bessie Stanley
spent last week with friends In Rich.
ford.-Miss Iinnie Gilbert of East Fair.
field was guest at the home of y, T.,
Cowan Saturday of last week.-A Sun.
day school picnic was held in Ross
woods July 4-Mrs. 6. H. Hyde and
children left town Wednesday Of last
week for Silao. Mexico. where they will
join Or. Hyde for the summcr.-Mrs.
Frank Downs of Williamstown is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morse Mrs. IT. NJ. Doane re.
turned home Saturday night from a visit
with relatives in Fitchburg. Mass. She
was accompanied by her sister Mrs.
Proctor.-Mr and Mrs. Dane Cowan, who
have been visiting MIR. Cowans parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cowan. left town
Tuesday morning for Bedford, Que.
After a short stay they will GO to Walt.
ham, Mass, where they will reside
Mrs Jackson Upper died Friday OF last
week after a long and serious illness.
The funeral was held Sunday from the
Congregational Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Pitcher and daughter of Scranton
Iowa. are the guests of their aunt. Mrs
r.. W. Ellis.-Mrs Ovitt of EnosEurGf
and Miss Amelia Keeler Of Essex visited
their sister. Mrs Casandria Ellis. las
wcck.-About 81 couples attended the
dance the Fourth at the Woodmcn hail
Miss Dorothy and Mastor Ellis Gortor
of MedfOrd. Mass, came Thursday night
to !oin their mother Mrs. c. II. Gorton
at the home OF her mother. Mrs. Ca;,nn.
dria Ellis.-E. II. Van Deusen and fam
i!y moved to Warren Thursday.
Allen Carpenter and Mrs. Kate Pierce
were married at Hinesburgh July I by
the Rev Mr.. Adams.-Miss Carrie Chapir
of Essex is visiting at the home OF hel
uncle, John Andrcws.-ROy Hanks O
Richmond was the guest NJ his uncle
d. F. Hanks. over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs
Ryan of Fletcher are the guests OF hel
sister, Mrs. William Lcavtt.--Mrs. Franz
Kimball and children are visiting friend.
here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
w1NoosKl.

At the semi-anrual meeting Of St
Icons society tClub Champlain) the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Amide Bleau; vice. presidents. j.
F. a. Lavallcy, +. n. Potvin; secretary
Uric Leclair; assistant secretary, Ar
thur Lesage; recording secretary, Jo-
scph Narcotic: collector. Frank Major;
assistant Frank Niens; treasurer.
Belam Bessette; cashier, Louis Mar
cote: janitors, Alphonse Potvin. Feliza
Misaouc; Investigating committee,
Frank Dagle, Edward Motto. George
Possant. Alfred Mcrcure and Eli Ray
mond.
The - months old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Fred ClavclIe died Thursday after
Il short illness. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon from st. Francis
Xavier Church at two o'clock.
Mrs. Coutrcmarsh. widow of tho late
cyril ,;adue. died at her home on East
Center street early Friday morning
Mrs Gadue suffered a shock Of paralysis
about $50 o'clock and continued to grow
weaker, dying about 1890 O'Clock. Mrs.
Gaduc was born in Stanbrdgc. +. O..
G9 years ago. and for the past ~ years
has been a resident of this village. She
is survived by thrc" sons. George. Frank
and John. and two daughters, Mrs Jo-
scph Lord and 1iss Louise Gaduc. all Of
this village. She is also survived by four
brothers, Zch. Of Hartford, Conn, John,
of Fort Atkinson. Wis. Joseph, of I"-
banon. y. H.. and Frank coutrcmarsh
of Burlington.
Lillian Mayville has n position in tho
Aluminium works at Howard Park and is
staying at home with her parents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
WESTFORD.

Mr. and Mrs. 1ioyt Hyde had a son born
FRIDAY. Miss lielcn " hitc of Burlington
ana Mrs. Clement vt Newport are thc
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Rurglcs.-
Miss Winifred Rice of Burlington Is vis-
iting Mrs. James II. Grow.-Mas Jo-
serhine Everett Of Burlington, who has
lcen visiting Mrs. Il. A. Stone. returned
to her home Saturday.-Miss Wnnifrcd
Hall of st. Adams has been at l.. G..
Halls for several days.
Some time during Sunday night man
who has been in the employ of John and
Armon Osgood quietly left taking $40 or
his employers money which was i'll Il
drawer in the room occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs Dsgood The man CAV" his name MS
Joseph Wade and clamcd to- have moth
or living in Randolph. His story was That
he was in the employ of the circus that
showed in Cambridge July ,. hut being
unable to collect his pay left and came to
Wcstford Officers in adjoining towns
nave been notified to look out for him. ~"
is tail, slim man. dark eyes ana mar
and between 30 and So years of age. Whd"
WAS seen about nine o'clock Sunday night
near Fairfax Falls travelling at rapid
rate to the north Miss Lila Whipplc is at
home from Ttichford.
| George HAN is at home from Bur
| lngton.-Mrs. Lillian Smith Is visit
ing at II. NJ. Gleason's.-Mr and Mrs.
| Ray +. Bates have returned from trip
| to Bellows Falls and Charlestown. =.
| IA son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alney Smell
don is quite i'll with dyscntcry.-Mr.
and Mrs Ralph orion OF Essex Junction
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. L..
orion,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
WEST MILTON.

party OF seven, who have heen camp
ing at Willow Bay, broke camp Thurs
tay and returned to their homes NJ West
1,olton.-As is usual during tho months of
.Iujv and August Woodawn Grange Will
hold only one meeting month. The next
meeting will he held July T.-Mr. and
Az. Alison Ucrrick arc receiving con-
rrat,ilations over the birth Of lft'e
er,udson. born tn their daughter. Mrs.
charles Ifowley of Oil city, Pa, last
week.
James Bronson of Willow Bay farm mas
gone tn ST. Adams Bay TO help MS "r"'h-
or through haying-Mr Lansing snow ~
growing more feeble both IN o""N ''"'
mind. Miss Mabel Josselyn OF East ''"H-
ton, Mass, comes next MONDAY !" 7'o''''
"A few weeks with Mrs. y. o. hu''ocH'
The Island Stars have de'li'isd an ~
vi,ation to shine at West Milton III 81
name of base ball with the n'no "' WIS
rlacc-I.con Hicks took his two NIUE o"sS
| To burlington Tuesday and placed th' III
| in tho home. Their mother died ie"
| ,.cc,s aro.-Niss Mabel Josscl%n Is COM
ing next Monday from East Boston .c
| suend a few weeks with Mrs. -. y. bui-
| lock.
| Misc Nav Booth returned Saturday
| from Elcnburg. n. V, where she mas
been for visit MRS. Elizabeth smear
is repairing the barn on her farm occu
MED by Alba Booth. Her son-in-law
James, is doing the work-Mrs Mary
Davis of burlington spent last SATURDAY
at Minnt Smith's,-Mrs. Bertha Blake %
ST. Adams is visiting at +. L. Blake
for few days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
ESSEX CENTER.

The Rev. c. p. Taplin of Highgate
occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
Church last Sunday.-Mrs. A. II. En-
right and daughter, Lillian, of Concord
were at Grafton Brands Saturday.-The
entertainment given by fine Methodist
Sunday school at T.. G. I. hall last Fri
day evening was we'll attended. Over
1900 was realized, Mrs. N. w. Bates
has returned home after few weeks
with her daughter Mrs. Gilbert. at Essex
Junction.-Miss Keller is in Huntington.
caring for her sister. Mrs. Ellis who Is
ill.-The Essex ball team met their first
defeat Mt the hands of the Jeffersonville
team at Jeffersonville Tuesday.--Miss
Edith Thompson has returned from
Prookfeld, where she spent a few days
r. A. White and wife of Colchester
were visitors In town Friday.-Mrs. Les
lie Jordan has returned from a short stay
ut the home OF Frank Mcclure in Cam
bridge.--A telephone has been placed in
the residence OF J. q. Doty.-The Sharp.
ley and Dygert families spent last Sun
day at Mallctts Bay.-Mr. and Mrs. q. -.
Pope Of Jeffersonvlle were visitors al
Dr. Ladd's over Sunday.--Mss Lora
Jordan of Jericho was IN town Thursda y
to attend the Gates Cie~eiand wedding
Frank Tyler has sold his house. now
occupied by Mrs. Dygert, to Mrs. Dodge
OF Cambridge. who buys Il for home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
FAIRFAX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gloon orion spent the
Fourth with friends in Waterville. Justin
Crown of Essex junction is the guest
Of James T.cWis.-G. q. Orton went to
AlburGh Wednesday to buy sor, work
horscs.-Prof. Ecrt Marian of Bellows
Fails is visiting friends in towu.-A. D.
l'fford remains about tho same.-Eddie
Carpenter has got his cellar wall for his
new house done.-'rhc Good Time club
gave an ice cream social on the
BAPTIST Church lawn Tuesday evening
JULY II.
Mrs. Edward Campbell of Buck Hollow
died very suddenly July with spinal
mengitis.-A. -. tfford is gaining slowly.
The farmers are commencing hayinS
this week. The rainy weather last week
put them back. There will be large
Cron OF hay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
EssEx JUNCTION.

a daughter was born Friday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh II. Teachout.
Miss Mabel Macombcr of Boston,
Misses Dorothy and Marion Davis Of
Mount Vernon, n. Y. came last night to
visit their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
II. Macombcr.
Miss Sara johnson is assisting In the Of
flee OF william Il. johnson Il Co.
Master 1inscy Hays is i'll with the
measles Mt the homo Of his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Hays in Moocrs Forks,
N. Y.
w. u. Nichols has received his new mo-
tor boat and has had II put into commits
sion ut Mallctts bay. It Is equipped with
a two-ho,se power gas ,lene engine and
will carry six persons.
Mis- l.. NJ. iIays and daughters. Ger
trude and frances, returned last night
from n weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Prof e. -. Howe OF Chicago ia a guest
at the home Of william II. johnson.
=. -. Teachout has been quite Ill for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith are to move
into X. II. Places tenement on Main stre>t.