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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14
CHELSEA.

Dan p. Dickinson. who has been en-
ployed at the Profile House in the
White mountains during the summer.
returned home on Friday last and on
Monday morning left for his school
term at Montpelier Seminary.--Elgin
y. Barnes has sold his Vincent house
on Maine street to Fred w. Lewis for
$3.50. Mr.. Lewis will make some re-
pairs and soon remove from the Noyes
house in which his wifes family have
lived over forty years as tenants
Miss Florence who has been the guest
of her brother. DIR. a. T. Marshall. dur
ing part Of her vacation. returned to
her school work in Boston on Monday.
Mrs. Addie Townsend went to ST.
Johnsbury on Friday to visit her
friend. Mrs. Gertrude CHyde) Good
rich.-Mrs. Harry Moody of Williams
town was in town recently visiting
friends and relatives.-The local con-
tribution of attendance at the Fish
and Game banquet last week consisted
of c. $. Emery. II. x. Darling. s. C.
Wilson and w. H. Sprague-County
Exa miner John NJ. Comstock was in
STAFFORD on Saturday to adjust a mat
ter of transportation for the children
of Leroy Adams.-Walter S. Gross has
returned after several weeks absence
and with him came his brother. Harry
II. Goss of Providence. r. lon Sum
day evening came to close a success
full series of tent meetings held for
ten days. on land of Houston S. Fits
three miles from the village. under
the auspices of the Methodist Epis-
coral Church. Among the ministers in
attendance were the Revs. r.. c.
Charlton of Putney. o. L. Barnard of
Underhill A. Fl. Baker of Randolph
Center. +. +. Wells of South Royalton,
l.. n. Moody of Chelsea and Fred Dan
iels of Barnard.-George NJ. Davis. who
has been attending Wesleyan Unver-
sity ut Middletown. come during the
past year is visiting his mother. Mrs
Philena Davis.--Miss Moulton has gone
to oBston to attend the Fisher Bust
ness Coilege.-John Goodrich. the dro-
YER from South Royalton, took out of
town Saturday morning two yokes of
big oxen one ,air weighing 3400 and
the other $500. one yoke having been
bought of Calvin Xin.-Harold
Comstock was recently visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Com
stock.-l.ang Chase of Cambridge,
Mass, an old schoolmate. has been
visiting his friend John r. CorlIss the
driver of the rural delivery mail.
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TORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bashaw Of Bur.
lington are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Alex.
dnd"r Bashaw, mis- PARENTS d. r.. Part.
low has gone to Boston. where he has
entered an optical school.-A daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Devnd
September "A son was born to Mr.,
and Mrs Clarence Collins September 8.
Mrs. Louisa stone and SON. Clarence.
of Albany. y. Y, are visiting at Clarence
Collins's. -Carol Manlet has the posi-.
ton of telegraph operator at the Bran.
don station.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nc.
Donald celebrated the 10Th anniversary
of their marriage last Friday afternoon
and evening. During the evening re.
frcshments were served on the lawn,
which was prettily decorated with
Chinese lanterns. They worea presented
with s25 in gold from their sors and
many other gifts from other relatives
and friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14
ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT,

The past week has been a busy one
for the custom inspectors. One seiz-
ure of 10 quarts Canadian liquors was
made on the train Saturday. Hardly
day passed without inspectors seiz-
ing large quantities.
A 14-year-old girl from North Hat
ley. P. c.. was taken into custody Sat-
urday evening by Constable Human.
Inquiries showed that the girl being
dissatisfied with home. had run away
and intended to go to New York She
was sent back to her parents on the
first train.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continued from third pagc.)

the benefit of the NJ. r. Church. will he
held at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs will
Brown next Friday evening" Capt. Il.
~. Rockwell spent Sunday at his home
The teachers of the town are requested
to meet State Supt. NJ. s. Stone at an
educational meeting to I've held at the
Methodist Church. Friday afternoon,
September T., from one until four-Mr.
and Mrs. George Nyc of Fairfield. and
Mrs. c. Fuller Carpenter and Miss
Hattie Rockwell of St Adams spent
Sunday with their sisters.
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room. Mfrs. c. n. 8. Cleveland has re-
turned home from Boston, where she has
spent the summer. Mrs. lone McI<enyric.
a trained nurse from Hardwick. is taking
care of Walter Whalcn.-Ernest Bailey
and Miss Addie Clark. both Of Wocou,
were united In marriage September I. the
Rev. II. NJ. Perkins officiating.-The two
children of q. w. Colbcth are very Ill
with commissions. Antoine Bedado sails
Saturday for his home In Lisbon. Portu-
Igai.-Almon j. Clark Of New Haven.
Conn, who has been spending his vaca-
ton with his parents. has gone home to
resume his former duties.
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NORTH TROY.

ON saturday evening Bernard Coburn
lost team which he left standing under
the shed ut the Barrows store. lie
supposed 1t to have been stolen hut was
returned to him on Monday having been
found in the lower part of the barn Of
Mrs, sarah Ramsdell. where it had wan
dered.-on Sunday night. Il wagon and
harness were stolen from the so-called
SHARPLY premises on the east side of the
river in this village. The wagon belonged
to Mr.. Davis, who lives in Canada
Miss Alice Morrill, has gone tn Johnson
to attend the State Normal School. Tho
hlsh and graded school began in this
Village Monday. -Ferderick W. Elkins
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CRAFTSBURY.

Fred ana Lucy Kcr left last Monday
to resume their studies at the G oddard
Scminary.-Th" Rev. X. J. Chrystio and
wife attended the Sunday school con-
ventiOn Mt Barton Landing last Wcdnes-
day and Thursday. Mrs. ID. +. Hoyt is
imrroving.-Mr and Mrs. Bliss. Mr.
and Mrs. Corliss visited in Canada last
wcok-I"ota Stratton wen; last Friday
for Fare, whore she Will take music at
the Goddard Scninarv.-liecrge T. How
ara and wifi" returned last Friday from
the railroad commissioners excursion
During their "trip they Travelled IL. 600
miles and visited Washington, OREGON
and California and travelled IN Is differ
ent States.
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BARTON LANDING.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ornes are the par
ents Of a daughter. born Saturday.
Mrs. Martina Wade is stopping "a few
days with Mrs, r.. X. Leland. Miss Josie
Alexander is visiting friends in Canada.
Harold Gardyne has gone to Barton
Landing to attend school-Roy Cheney OF
Springfield, Mass. is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.. Cheney.-S. T.. Wins
low has bought back the blacksmith shop
from Ephraim Malette-l.ena Lacourse
has been in Sheffield with her aunt, Mrs
Eugene Norris. the past two weeks
Mrs. John Cheney is entertaining her
daughters and granddaughter from Wor-
ccster, Mass.-Nr. and Mrs. Summer War
ncr of Shetii' ld are visiting Mrs. Warm
els sister. Mre. Betsoy Pierce. Homer
Leland has sold his farm To George Hunt
OF Barton Landing. who takes possession
October 1.
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RANDOLPH.

Two candidates in this town are in
the field for senator from this district
from Orange county. Editor L. Il. John
son. who withdrew from the field last
year. and Dana H. Morse, who repre-
scented tho town of Randolph.
Hale Flint of Chicago has turned to
good use one of the abandoned farms
In Braintrce this year by planting and
cultivating 81 acres of potatoes which
up to the present appears to be an ex-
ccllpnt cron
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The sad intelligence is received of thu
recent death of Mrs Ernest s Benjamin.
which occurred at Riverside. Conn
Marcus Waite. who has employment in
Boston is at home for few days.-H.
y Blake is taking a business course az
'iodd ard S"minarN.-'ilace Mckinstry
and Nalma Wilbur are attending school
at Hardwck Acldemy-Mrs. Hannah
Batchcldar OF Barre is Visiting n this
vicnity.-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pierce OF
Medford, Mass. are occupying their cot
tage. Mrs. Pierce is in failing health.
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RASBURGH.

Alice ffosr,er died September 8. aged
90 years. The funeral was held at the
Methodist Church Wednesday,, the Rev
j. Poeton officiating. Miss ClarLel
S0nicrs goes this week To boston to
study MUSICIANS. I. II. Thompson Of
ST. Johnsbury Is visiting friends in town.
bernard Lee las resumed his studies
ut the burlington high schoul.-t;corgo
Lee OF BURLINGTON has been in town Il
few days visiting friends Mrs. Ailcline
Grant IS very iN.~-Mrs. John Denning
Of Manchester, \. H. is visiting at T..
j. Grants.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Aletcalf, Thursday. Sep
TENDER 7-Niola Buchanan returns to
Rcston to continue her studies this week,
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SOUTH CAMBRIDGE.

Warren Bulicr has returned from a jour-
ncy in the West Miss Gertrude Lyon.
Miss ella Tcbb and Miss Alice Notcmire
arc attending tho high school at Jefferson.
villc.-Niiss Winnie King teaches the dis
trict school here. and Miss Stella Fuling-
ton at Smugglcrs Notch.-rhe South Cam
bridge Cemetery association will hold "A
fair at the school house near George
Holiness Thursday afternoon and cven-
ing. September A. Refreshments will be
served
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FAYsToN.

James Thompson was IN TOWN over
SUndav-MrS. George o. Eovce visited
friends in town Thursday.-Jarnes Smith
has n BADLY sprained arm.--A lttls
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Gotta September Mrs. A. D. Bragg IA
slowing recovering form a severe at
tack of acute appendicitis Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl1yd l.. Bargar. who have been
visiting at F.. a. Bragg's the rast month
have returned to their home in Buffalo,
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SOUTH HERO.

About l2j relatives and friends ~ Mr..
and Mrs Fred Allen gave them n surprisl
party at their home at the Island House
Saturday evening. II being the 10th anni-
versary of their marriage. Among thu
presents given Mr. and Mrs. Allen were
a sideboard n rocker and clock. Refresh
ments. consisting of ice cream and cake,
were served and a pleasant evening en-.
joycd by all.-W. n. Phelps of Alburgh
Is visiting friends in town.
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EAST WARREN.

Cora Learned OF Waitsfield Is spend.
ing few days at i. b. Daniels
Arthur Hutchins has sold his half in
tercst in the farm, which he bought
short time. ago to his brother-in-law
Edward Farran.-Mrs. Myra Palmer Is
visiting friend in Lncoln.-W. r.
Streeter, a former pastor of this place.
is visiting here. c. Lomb was In
lincoln MOO6av
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ALBANY.

Robert Goad of Massachusetts has
bought the Wilcox farm on the Center
road of James Waters: consideration,
$l.70c.-James Goodwin has bought the
Pelton Davis place: consideration, S27 800.
He has taken possesion.-A. f. Norris,
who bought the Mrs. A. Hyde place, is
repairing it prepare tory to moving in
Mr. Norrss sister Mrs. Silome Moss
man, has started for home intending
to visit her sisters in Lowell, Mass. on
the way.-Miss Carrie Philbrick. who has
bren stopping this summer with her
friend. Mrs. A. c. Cheney. has returned
TO her home in Lowell. Mass. She spent
a short time at Maplewood n. H.. on
the way.-Mrs. Cornelia Reynolds is Wis
iting friends here.-Mrs. Willard Ames
has one OF the finest display of dahlias.
having - varieties and coo DlnntS
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TROY.

Miss Clemma Buck has returned to hcr
home IN Minneapolis, Minn.-W. J.
Maloney went to Montreal Sunday to
see his biothor-n-law, who is in the
hospital there recovering from Il surgical
operation -Misssquoi Valley Grange is
to have Il picnic in Maloney's grove Sat
urdaay. TIL" village school has com
mcnced with Miss Herbert and Miss
Nellie -, naviS as teachers. r. a.
Brown and family Of FnosburI are the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. r. O. Abel
Hester COhurn is teaching at Newport
Center and I;ertha Wursthornc in the
lane district. Newport, Mrs. Frank
Wells ard children are at f. Marre;ts.
The Rev. S H. Greene and family
have returned to Washington, ID. c.
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MIDDLESEX.

Madame Edgesloy, who has been
in poor health. is now convalescent--
Miss Georganna Alexander of Hart
land is visiting her cousin, George
AleXandcr.-rhc auction sale at George
I.ewis's was well attended and things
brought fair prices. Cows ranged.
from $45 down. Mrs. Alice Nye Of
Continued ON 9th page.l
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRADFORD.

Mrs. o. K. Baker and daughter, Kath.
crime, and %illis-n Porter returned to
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of the L. s. custom service at Quebec
and Mrs. Elkins. are in town.-Miss Nellie
keirden is taking hor vacation. and B. l..
Chandler is assuming her duties in the
postoffice-Mr Hugh Fl. Buttcrfield
is sick with tOnsiitis.- Maud
Wakefield is teaching one of the de-
partments of the Rchford school Mr.
and Mrs. Hammond have moved to
Burlington, where their children are to
attend school and college
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14

Alger; treasurer, Lola Nj. Billings. steps
are being taken to reorgarize the school
band and also to organize a school
orchestra. The other musical clubs will
be renewed and it is expected that the
work will progress rapidly. The editor
ial board of Tho Prattlcr. the school
magazine. has been reorganzed as fol-
lows: Electromagnetic. Mary II. Alger.
OF; assistant editJr, Louise NJ. Chapman,
07; editors of general literature, Myra f.
Cheney, '06 Martha II. Wright, 'O6, Ma
jorie r.. Burt. '0S exchange editors. Rob-
crt Harris. 'OG; athletic editor George
Douglass. '07: alumni, Martin Barrows.
'OS: music, Lola NJ. Billings, 06; local
editors. Clyde Jenny, 'OS, Marjorie Watts,
%; business manager, Stafford Board
man, Os: assistant business manager.
Harold Cheney, M;advisors of the fac
ulty. Earl ID. Bessey. Miss Edith NJ.
Watkns.--The seniors OF s. II. 3. request
the presence of the townspeople at a re-
ception given in honor of the teachers
of stowe high and graded school at the
auditorium. Friday evening, September
Il, from eight o'clock until ten O'Clock.
Miss Annie Mayo. at the Summit
house, has been i'll recently from the
effects of fall and was at home Tues
day and Wednesdays. NJ Downer of
Schenectady, n. ", is spending a week $
vacation with his relatives in stowe. Mrs.
Downer and little daughters have been
| here for several weeks.-On "Wednesday
| morning when Leon McCutcheon was
driving home from the creamery his
! horse became frightened and plunged
| over the bank near ~ Il. Straw's resi-
dcnce. McCutcheon Jumped from the
| wagon. escaping serious injury. The
| wagon caught in some shrubbcry when
the whiffletree broke releasing the horse
who was caught without doing further
damage. THE Methodist ladies' circle
will meet with Mrs. e. X. Hale Wednes-
day afternoon. September 90, and seyve
tea ct the usual hour.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-12

Pick what you Get
cheaper that worth something which be said of those mail
which flood
believing
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1Y
holiday
when have
anything you think am high it's only that's ALL
haven't priced goods. They sold
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Soycoiten.

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Mfcainleps Stgre bieO auiat iom @e-
nernlfOninI / Sbangbci, iiges M
at arbeibe for ben fine'ilfe gop-
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full bar bnn meo | Sen aommislton,
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til Manburiet tom IND. 9er beoer
mn, at 8ina, ii6en Sapan fom til en-
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brpr lie ON oeune Sraftdt. Oct bar
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bis fo~rlloingbe ! en- itOr Sale | Sena.
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Hiot Malmfuno.

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SYnneoIae.

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iii Soroen, 90 omfrina 300 4leHue.
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neo al 8Rnfcne. oa Be, iom bar
uifa6te, iprdug benimoo 9Grene og
no | oct sieuoe HegH. Tom iulgte poa
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WaiSnsre blep soelaste.
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Grafifen minfar.

FRA Siour gitn meSoeles, at Snae.
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bor iuoienot lin aars6eretuiug til
Sopeofuntorct / @aibiuatou. 8. 6.
Zen iiger, at ser / Ii0ite 5iifalaar
(1ite SsSuli 1904 til 30te Satni 1900
bleo unoenot 3,541 pnn 6loOers
nS6eSriua. Men oct nptter Iioet.
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Stor JIoebrano.

Ranoag glfteu Sen zoe auguIt ITO.
brs6 | Sobofen en- Sloebrano, ion,
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6iammerne ipreot fig fiji 69rgebn.
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StrRfling al npiten en- halp Mil.
Seo @iibnat raieoe Sloen lige nitm.
ieliat, og tugeu fltuoe pioe, naor Den
piloe bline iluttet. RQiten ct Snes
Sfibe bar / 5are. Zen 9rpage, Tom
ttIbsrer BEN norotpife 2lopO, brRnSte.
20 6~9rgebaooe itoo i Sur og Slam.
me og Git opooer gIpeH for at bierge
fig; men Der trueoe De Ell @pnaoe
andre 8artsier. 9ampifibet Scr.
gen" itoo ira Stapn iii Staon | lps
Sue og bleo al YronopQienet llo6t
bort til @ioten at GIpen. geiptnin.
gen antoges at ppre omboro, og oen
er mauife omfemmen. 9acfwonna.
@dnefts 69rgebus, Depot og gogn.
iture brRnote neo. Sdmme ganes
SmmisraHtitatiou. iom npIia uor op.
isrt o9 foiteoe $4,000. iatteoe Slo.
8elu Seriep Unit 6ompunps me
S1aning oar / 5are.
SeIe SobofeHs 9ranepuien ileSe
til og arbeibebe belle Hatten. uofaI.
bet Dor life befierot, Sa Telegram.
met ofieHotes.
Den 30te SUM / 1900 bar Ser pao
iamme SteS en- ip9r SIoebrano, ION
frapeoe 200 Menneifelip os soelagSe
@erbier for ii @iliouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-11
Worean hos Rooiepelt.

S. 8ierpont Morgan babbe / Wtan'
bags en- 9onferen8 meo 8~r9iioent
Gooienelt nngaoenbe Sanfom.9anen.
Sen parebe | boloanoen Zine, %
Wr. Mor9au oplpite 8r9iioenten
ON, at Sen fineitife &egiertHg bill at.
fisbe "Sbe american China 9epelop-
ment Company" bets Rettigbeoer for
$7,000,000. en- Sernbune er III
igang meIlen Sonfoip o. @anton,
iom ligger omfring 30 Mil fra bin.
anoen; men &ompnniet, iom Ton.
~trp1eres al auterifouife &apitoIiiter,
bar foretaget ell ltbitifning for en-
8ane paa Here hun6reoe MiI. Roele
al be nmerifanife S%tocfboloers er
niuige til at mooia9e oct fineIiife Eli.
buo; men De enropeiife Iftiebaoere
er imoo bette. De tiger, of oct er |
Here 2anbes Snteresie, at &ompantet
boloer pan i'm Sernbane og De Son.
c~esiioner, iom oct for er6perpet iig.
Stprelieu for oct omerifdnlf.fineltife
&ompani ifal boIoe Msoe Serjep
Gitp ben 29oe guguIt, og mai bill ga
ianoipuIigois fomme til en- 9eilut.
ming.
Sbis8r Observation-Disclosures mel.
lem &uslanb og Sapan leoer til no.
get, man HuSlano betale en- flor
MISUNDERSTANDING, % BET blir 90
n~sobeuoig for Oct at optaee ct Stats.
laan | amerifa. 9enne Sag blep
innoipuligois omtolt nuoer Rsoet
meIem BrRiioenten og Worgan;
men aorreiponbenterue fit intet gsps
ON, boao Der btep ia9t. Sc fit beaer
life pibe, boilfet &ado 8reitoenten
gap ! Den amerifanif. fineiiife Sern.
baneioa.