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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

CONTINUED from First pngc.)

Rev. J. T.. Audct. A reception was ten
dercd Mr.. and Mrs. Godue IN the evening
at the home of the groom
The annual meeting OF the trus-
tees of the Winoosk Savings bank
was held yesterday afternoon in the
bank building and the following Off
GERS elected for the year ensuing
President. S. II. Weston; vice-presi-
dents. J II. Small and Samuel Big
wood; treasurer, Ormond Cole; trus-
toes, s. II. Weston, q. =. Ray, ]. Il.
Small. t. G. Mower, Samuel Haywood
G. II. Shipman, II. j. White and Or
mond Cole. The bank has just COM
plctcd a most successful year, having
met with no rcverses of any dcscrip-
ton and is in n most prosperous con-
dtion. Some repairs have been made
to the interior Of the banking rooms,
including IL trustee room, which was
partitioned off from tho banking
rooms proper This bank has been in
charge of the present treasurer
Ormond cole for 2S years and during
that time no losses have been sustain
ed. with the exception of a few minor
ones, and these through national bank
failures.
Morris Flynn. who was tried n short
time ago on n charge of keeping liquor
with intent to sell without license
and the jury disagreed. went through
the same ordeal yesterday when the
case was again tried before Justice j.
r. Stearns of Burlington with the same
result. The morning was given over
to the selection of jurors. the follow
ing being chosen: George u. Nash
David X. Snow. David NJ. Laurin, a.
j. Lamb, Joseph l.. Dcvino and G. IT,
Hunter states Attorney a. l.. Sher-
man prosecuted and Lawyers r. f.
Brown and II. y. Dcavitt appeared
for the respondent. Court convened at
two o'clock in the afternoon and it re-
quired but q half hour for the jury to
realize that they could not agree, af-
ter they got the case.
The case of Mrs. NJ. II.
Lawrence and son, who was
mentioned in yesterday mornings pa
per as leaving Montpelier after being
quarantined with scarlet fever and
coming to this village, was invcsti-
gated yesterday morning by Health
Officer T.. A. Burdck, who located
them at their home on Mallctts Bay
avenue. The boy was found in
desciccativc stage of scarlet fever and
was Immediately placed under quaran-
tine and the facts of the case reported
to the State board of health.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

James Phillips of this place and Miss
Eliza Fielder of Starksboro were mar
rcd Tuesday at Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Hill visited burlington Satur-
day.-rhcrc WAS a party at Marble
Picrcc's Saturday cveuing.-There WAS
business meeting at the church Satur-
day aftcrnoon.-Thc sociablc at the NJ.
w. A. hall Wednesday evening was well
attended.
Mrs. Thomas Phillips had the misfor-
tune to fall last Saturday and at first 1t
was thought she had broken her wrist
but it proved to be u bad sprain.-Mrs
O. II. Ellis will entertain the Willing
" orkcrs January 21.-Mss Olive Cady
will lead the Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sundaycvening. The lumbermen are
improving the shedding and are hauling
the logs into the mill yard quite rapidly.
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HINEsBURCH.

A great many farmers are obliged
to draw water for all their stock
Charles il. Weed is poorly and IL con-
fined to the house this winter.-E. N.
Partch has been confined six weeks
with typhoid fever but is slowly inn
proving.-Mrs. Kate Collins spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Burlington with
her brother, Or. C. j. Russell.-E. w.
Rich of Charlotte visited relatives in
town Tor several days last week and
went on to Starksboro.--The Congre-
gational choir have presented gold
mounted ebony baton to II. o. Martin,
who has been chorister for over 20
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DEAD EASY.

Dner-How comes this dead fly In my
soupo
Waltcr-1n fact. sir, l have no positive
idea how the poor thing came by its
death Perhaps it had not taken any
food for q long time. dashed upon the
soup, ate too much of 1t, and contracted
an inflammation Of the stomach that
brought ON death. The fly must have
had a weak constitution. for when l
served up the soup 1t was dancing merri-
~ on tho surface, Perhaps-and the
idea presents itself only at this mo-
ment-it endeavorcd to swallow too large
a piece of vegetable; this. remaining
fast in the throat. caused a choking
in the windpipe. These are the only rea-
sons can give for the death of that
insect.--London Tit-Rits.
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ENosBURGH FALLS.

The Ecntlemen's supper under direction
of O. f. s, in Forcstcrs hall Monday
evening, was n success in every way, both
as to quality and quantity.--The ladies' Of
the Home Missionary society are arranp-
ing sale to be held February 22-Ths
meetings at the Methodist church will be
continued on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week -The team
from II. G.. Burt's farm in charge Of
Clifford Gardner was frightened while
at the creamery Monday morning and
ran away. but luckily without damage to
anybody though some narrowly escaped.
Ct. l.. Story started his lunch room last
saturday evening. On Monday evening
owing to leakage on the gasolene range
used there was a slight blaze, which
getting into the partition came near be.
ing serious affair.-Mrs. w. T.. Turner
who has been on the sick list. is slightly
improved.-At the annual stockholders
meeting Of tho Savings Bank and Trust
CO.. held in their banking rooms Monday,
January l6, the old board of directors
was reelected At a subsequent meet
ing Of the directors tho old officers were
reelected. This insures the continuation
OF the present prosperous conditions OF
this thriving institution, of which our
people arc justly proud
Mrs. w. II. Olmstead OF East Frank
lin died Thursday at the age OF "A years
from general breaking down of the sys-
TEN. She had been III since last spring
but confined TO the bed but n few weeks.
She is survived by no immediate family
but leaves a host of relatives. The flu
neral was held Saturday forenoon. She
was well knownsn this vicinity, her hus-
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SHELBURNE.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambroso Ash and their
three children of lone, Oregon. are Wis
ting Mr.. Ash's father and sister in town.
Mrs. Medic ASH of Wallua, Wash.
who has been visiting I'm town, will re-
turn to her home Thursday.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ,
Webster was buried Sunday in the viii
laec cemetery
Dr. W. Seward Webb has returned to
New York after 1t two weeks stay at
Shelburne House.
Charles Wclch, coachman for Dr. Webb,
and Mrs. WEIGH have gone to New York
for the winter.
Harry Hopkins head Groom Mt Shell
burnc Farms breeding ltrn. will go to
England shortly t. visit his brother for
two weeks.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Fred Bora OF Nergennes was in town
last Sunday.-W Il. Harris attended the
beekeepers meeting in Middlebury last
Thursday.-A meeting Of the L. r. L.
was held with Mrs. Augusta Varney last
Saturday afternoon.-B. +. Hall, Ernest
Gregory and little son. Walter, OF Long
Lake. n. Y. were in town last week. Mr..
Gregory and son also visited In Williston
DIR. Varney is suffering with sprained
wrist as the result OF being thrown from
his sleigh last Sunday.-Mrs Edward
Geror of Williston spent two days of last
week with her sister, Mrs. John Eagan
whose condition is stll very serious. Mrs
Eagan's brothers. Michael Quinlan OF
Bristol, and John Qunlan of Shclburne,
were also here to see her.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

n. Il, Tracy of Johnson was in town re-
ccntly.-E. S. Wright has been conhneo
to the house few days by illness.-Thsis
Is great deal OF sickness at present.
there being several cases OF pneumonia
Mrs. l.. A. Lumbra Is at the lower VII
lage helping to care for her father H.
J, lSadc, who Is seriously ill.-C. A Car
dyne attended the wedding OF a reice IN
North Troy Tuesday.-Mrs Emma sim
mons, wife of Adolphus Simmons, dled,
Monday January IL after an illness OF
several months duration. aged 60 years,
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NOTICE.

STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST-The
Third Grow the College street, Con-
gregational society of burlington, YER
mont, hereby gives notice that it is
the owner of certificate of stock in
the Merchants National Ban,, of Eur
lington, Vermont; said certificate is
numbered 499, bears date April o. 1853,
and is for eighty $50 shares of said
stock. of which said society is the
owner; also that said certificate has
been lost or destroyed and the owner
desires to obtain II new certificate III
lieu thereof. This notice is given in pur-
suance of and for the purpose named
i'll Section 1906 Of the Vermont Stat
utos 21w.jt.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Celia Farnsworth. who has been
in Essex for several weeks, has returned
to Miss Rhodes Sc. $. Wright was in
Jeffersonville Monday.-Miss Blanche
Parker. who has been at home for n
weeks vacation, returned to Modford Sat
urdaY morning. Mrs. Gray, who has been
keeping house for j. T.. Wolcott. has
left his employ and returned to Massa-
chusetts.-Miss Carrie Kline has return
ed from Montpelor.-Ray McNall spent
Sunday in town.-Miss Lottie Scott went
to her home in UnderhlIl to spend the
Sabbath.-'rhc Kings Daughters social
will be held Friday night.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Joseph Cox died at the home OF
her son, Charles. Saturday morning OF
cancer OF the stomach. aged 20 years. The
funeral of Mrs Myra Spauldng, who
died the 18th, was held at the church at
Brighamville Saturday. She was buried
in the family lot beside her husband
Uncle Henry Harper. who Is seriously i'll
at the homo Of his daughter, Mrs. G. Il.
Parsons, is failng.-I1erbert McCuen OF
Belvidere has taken the II. G. Robinson
farm and moved there the eth. Mr.. Rob-
Inson comes to the Center to live with
and take care of his father and mothc,
who are in poor health.
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HlGHGATE CENTRE.

Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Sandcrson who have
Leen in town the past two weeks have
returned to their home in West Newton.
Mass.-Mss Myrna Schoolcraft of Tilton,
n. H.. is in town for a few weeks, visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth SCHOOL,
crafty. n. Worther of Portland, Me,
was in town last week.-H. j. Lyon left
Saturday morning for IA short trip to
Boston. Mass.-G. c. Folsom. is moving
his family into the G. c. Holmes house
on Lamkins street,. w. Manner. who
has been living at the Commercial House
for the past five years, has moved 70
Swanton, where he will reside in the
future with his brother. William c. Man.
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mrs o. y. koiton of st. Adams visited
lt the home of Judge Richard Smith re-
c,utly.-rhc Rev. W. T.. Newton went to
Al1urgh saturday, where he preached
SUNDAY in exchange with his father, tho
Rev. .. T.. Newton, who has been here
for the past two weeks helping in the
specal services which are being held in
the church.--Mrs. Eva IubbeIl and son.
Winthrop. have returned from Boston,
where they have been visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas were in
Cambridge reccntly.-Mrs. Arthur Doane
- i'll with the grin,
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FAIRFAX.

John Mossey's farming tools were sold
at auction at his late home on the Plains
January TO- The auctioncer was 6. G.
Gillette.-Scvcral of the members Of La
noble Lodge. No. g. T.. & A. NJ. went
to Bakersfield January Il to organize q
Masonic Lodge thcrc.--W. IT, Holbrook,
the buttermakcr for the Fairfax Cream
cry company attended the dairymen's
meeting at Montpelier the 10th and nth.
Herbert Taylor ran the separator in Mr..
Holbrook's absence. Mrs. Hiram Patter.
son of johnson spent several days with
her daughters. Mrs. Wesley and Wayne
Warren last week.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Tho Ladies auxiliary meet with Mrs ".
II. Combs Wednesday afternoor.-Mtss
Rose Filey. who has been spending tho
past week with her father. j. Riley, re-
turned tn burlington Tuesday.-The Rev.
{. j. / ctcrSon attended meeting or
CONGREGATIONAL country heln at st. Al
bans Monday.-There will he dancing
party at the Hotel Hall Friday evening.
Miss Sadie RLblec. who has been speid-
ing week at her fathers. y. W. Rublee
reformed to Waterbury Saturday. Mrs Il.
H. Wilson and Miss Dorothy Gates spent
Tuesday in st. Adams.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. a. II. Ross has been called to Bur
lington by HE illness OF her son, Jacob,
here lie is attending inc University of
Vermont.-Nliss Daisy Kenyon was I'M
able to return to her dGlics at johnson
this week ON account of ucurAlgia.-Aliss
Kathleen Saylos is wishing Mrs. Il. r..
Wyman il Starksboro- Horace Cut
Ter is not gaining as rapidly as her many
friends would wish.-Mrs. Mary Wyman
is ON the sick list.-M j. ELLIS returned
to burlington TUESDAY morning,-There
was good attendance ut the social given
for the benefit of The soNton, lssache:
Ring.
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fe-lt. GOD Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sci
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manufacturer, G. s. Page, Hyde Park.
w., for terms TO agents. Agents take
no risk, as the food is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction in every case,
and any not sold may be returned. II
is an article of genuine merit, and can
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Ladies' Social club met at the
town hall last Thursday evening. Tho
lIrst prizes were won by Mrs. A. l.. Dow
ana Herbert Remington. the second by
MISS Desso and Ralph Wool. Refresh
ments were served and social hour was
spent IN dancing-Mrs. Il. Ilawley Is
better after an illness of a few weeks
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CHARLOTTE.

The many friends of Alonzo Baldwin.
formerly OF this town will regret to
learn that he is seriously i'll at his
home I'm polis,-Charles Pom
eroy of the New England Telegraph
and Telephone company. who was Sc
verely injured last week has gone to his
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TO LEI ON SHARES to smart
energetic and we'll recommended man,
best money making large farm in north
crn Vermont well stocked. Please give
reference and state number of years of
experience. Address J.. c.. Free Press.
24w,St.
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Carrie Bell. trained nurse, is caring
for Mrs. Bradlcy.--J. II. Bryant and
daughter. Mrs. Prior, were in Burlng-
ton on business Tuesday Dow
of Richmond was at Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Goodrichs Sunday.-Mrs.
Whalcn returned to Essex Junction
WeIDpsdcV
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ONE CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent a
word. each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
quired. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from go to
1,UC lines within twelve consecutive
months
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TO RENT.

FOuR-STORY BUILDING to rent at 191
College street, size 33XG0 feet. Very
strongly built, suitable for manufacture
ing as we'll rs for stores and Offices
For terms apply to C. S. Blodgctt, 1S2
South Winooski avenue. 3l3.d& vim
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WEST BOLTON.

Ernest Gregory OF Long Lake is visiting
relatives in town.-Mrs. Edwin lIumph-
rcy is caring for Mrs. Rosa Iiall-licnry
Han of Jericho was in town last week.
Miss Ada Brock spent Sunday in town.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Farmers d Mechanics
Savings Institution and Trust Com
pany for the election of Trustees, Will
he held II the banking house of the
Merchants National bank OF Burling-
ton. Vt. on Wednesday, January %
1908, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
J.. f. Woodhouse, Treasurer
Burlington. VT, Dec. "a. 1904. 26w4t
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JONESVILLE.

c. L. Greene of burlington was in town
recently.-Those on the sick list are Wes-
ley and Charles White. Mrs. Cubt and
Minnie Gillct.-Mss Georgia Goodrich OF
Winston visited friends in town last
week.
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NOTICE how little IL costs TO tell tnou-
sands Of readers in many towns of Yer.
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tissUlent. Swift
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COIORs.

The Puritan father was ILL.,. and the
physician had pronounced his ailment
yellow iaundicc.
But. sir roared the Puritan father,
"how can such a thing be possible, I'M
der our blue laws?"-Exchange
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for good
smooth hay or dairy farm, well watered.
standard bred French coach stallion,
! years old. weighs 400 lbs w. J. HUd-
son, North Hudson, N. Y. 27,w4t
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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale In cloth binding $3.50 for set Of
two volumes. The second volume alone
S1.25 Free Press Association, Buring
ton, W. S1,wly
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DR.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Brown, Mrs. w. $.
Green. Norman and Raymond Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Keith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Keith. Miss Kate Whittcmore OF
Sheldon. The church was tastefully deco
rated and filled with friends and neigh
bors
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CIlEAF-My farm of 1o1
acres in n high state of cultivation
pleasantly located, two miles from
johnson village. splendid view. good
building. great variety OF fruit. coed
sugar orchard. geo tin buckets. winter
ing q head of cattle and three horses
handy TO school. Address l.. q. Serb
ner johnson, VT. IL, d&w,1t
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How to Find Out.

If there is any doubt in vour mind &C 70
your condition, take from vour urine a.,
l,Sins ABOUT four ounces place it in a
s'ass or bottle and let 1t stand twenty
ioui hours. IF on examination II is milky
VI r.ouuv. II there il "A brick dust settling
:, 49,, u small particles float about in it, your
ton ''''-''''' "tttH-
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ENosBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woodward visited
at ID. T.. Woodward's January 1i.-Miss
Eva Bonglcy of Canada is passing a few
days with hcr cousin, Jessie Shambo. -
The Enosburgh orchestra met at T.. A,
Cassdy's Friday evening. About a dozen
from this place went on a straw ride to
Bakersfield Friday evening, January 6.
to attend the play given by the students,
at brigham Academy.
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POLAND CHINA gifts for sale. regis
tered stock. Prices right. Elmhurst
Farm, Ira A. Manlcy, Milton, w.
29W It.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to miro
help or to sell farm should use this col.
umr. Nearly 5000 copies Of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisements
would be read by many possible buyers
97.wtf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

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