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MUTINEERS De
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FRIDAY a. tiie aarsHsl's once here
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Congressman Hamilton rialHu.w 81
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Cora Whcolock of Waterbury ia
pa sing her vacation With her mother.
Mrs. Thankful WhcolOck-Mrs T.. A
Baldwin was called to Mddlehury last
week by the death of her neither Mrs.
BoGrdman.-Mis Mabel :. Start and
Uurdcttc II. start gave Il party Friday
cveniu.; ut their home in honcr of their
guest. Miss Grace Coolidge, of Lowell
Mr. w. D. Stewart of Fairfax was in
town last week TO attend the Founders
day exercises at brigham Academy-Mr
and Mrs. Ralph $. Carpenter OF Rchford
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
y. Hall few days last weck.-The audi
tors have been settling the affairs of the
town the past weck.-Miss Saulsman. a
teacher in the academy, was unable to Mt.
tend to her duties Monday on account of
illness Miss Georgia II. Scott OF Enos.
hurgh Falls * spending few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. IT. Scott
Among those from out of town who at
tended the Founders day exercises were
as follows: Helen Stephenson, Grace
Coolidge and Clara Burgess of lowell:
H. May Leach, Carroll Leach, Theodore
pcrloy and Ernest Perley of Enosburgh:
Cassie Jackson of Watervile; Florence
Pomerov and Maude Warren of East
Fairfield: Alice Bronson OF Hardwick.
and Bessie Allen of COMMUNICATIVE.
Harry II. Perkins of burlington visited
his mother. Mrs. Georgia Perkins, last
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
JERICHO.

Mrs. DR.. Hubbard, Mrs. Lane and Miss
Adriere were among the visitors in the
city Saturday.-Mrs. Moulton of Buring-
ton spent Saturday night at Mr.. Small S
a que st of her husband, who Is boarding.
Mr.. Rose of Burlington gave a read
ing at the Baptist Church Tuesday night.
Mr. Planck went last week to Ohio for
a visit.-Mrs. s. Paige vas visiting al her
fathers, j. Wilton. last week.-Miss
Matte Wood. cousin of Mrs. w. Baxto
has returned to her home in Burlington.
Mrs. Booth Is again In st. Johnsbury
to meet her class in painting.-NIrs.
Roberts. is visiting her mother at Under
hill Centre.
Mr. Flanck returned from his Western
trip Monday night.-Mrs. Sarah Jackson
had u severe attack of nose bleed Monday.
The doctor was called ard soon stopped
it.-Mrs. Agnes Wright will move her
goods this week into the tenement OF
+. X. Howe.-Mrs. John Carroll is si,i,
with the grip. Her sister. Julia, is home
caring for her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
UNDERHlLI.

William Palmer Will move to the
farm which he has recently purchas ed
about March l.-f.dson Preston. who
has been working at Fort Ethan AL
len, came home Friday night i'll. and
upon examination the doctors pro-
nounccd it "A case of diphtheria. The
health officer has quarantined the
house and all precautions are being
taken 10 prevent contagion. Mrs
Everest Stebbins and family are Wis
iting at II. Al. lIale's,--Miss Rhoda
Hazcn has gone to her home in Grand
Isle for short Visit-Mrs. Clark
Graves. who returned to her home sat
urday from the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai. is convalescing rapidly.--The
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. III. A.
Barrows, who has been so i'll with
bronchial pneumonia, is better-Mrs.
Norris is on the sick list.--Mrs. II. G.
Mead taught school in tho grammar
department, while Miss Helen MacGih-
bon was in Burlington.-Dr r. w.
Prentiss and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Church were in tho city Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
FRANKLIN.

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
met mt the parsonage. when the follow
ing officers were elected for the coming
wear: President, Mrs. :. +. Tr,.ax; vice.
presidents. Mrs. Matte Richard. Mrs. AL
ion Wilder; secretary, Mrs. Wclch; treas.
urer, Mrs W. c. Robbie: assistant treas
iirer, Mrs Chas. Rccord.-TLe service .,r
me Methodist Church Sunday morning
was FOR the Junior League. The pastor.
inc Rev S. Donaldson. taking as his
topic "Wisdom's House" He smoke in
the evening upon 1.-The River of Life
Inc last of the series of lectures Will be
given Tuesday evening. February Il. by
President f.. A. Bishop OF Montpclicr
S"minary.-The Woman's FOREIGN Mis-.
slonnry society mot with Mrs. Don
addison Wednesday afternoon. Fcbruarv
=. using DuX Christus, the study or
Japan.
George skinner received word Sunday
of the death in Broollhcd of his oldest
daughter. Mrs. William Boudro. The rn
mains were brought here for burial and
the int"rmcnt will be held in the Cath
Ole Church Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock. Mrs. BouGro leaves a husband
and three children. the Youngest being
only a few weeks Cld.--Thc schools out.
side this village closed last Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
HINEsBURGH.

Mrs. Napoleon Lewis died Sunday eyen-
ing from the effects of pleurisy. She
leaves a husband and the following chill
dren: Mrs. Samuel Reed. Mrs. A. l.. Hud-
son, Miss Emily Lewis Charles, Edward
and George Of this town. Mrs. Ceinda
Lee of Burlington. Mrs. BOcth-of Essex
and Clifford Lewis of BroOkield. Mrs.
Lewis was a kind vito and mother and
leaves many friends. The funeral was
held Tuesday from the Catholic Church
in Charlottesville Rev. and Mrs. 4. J..
Harris have returned from an extended
visit In Pennsylvania.--The following
pupils were present every day In school
No. 5. which closed Friday: Marsh Bying-
ton. Hazel Byington, Walker Degree Ruth
France. Harrison Pierce and Merriam
Ti!ley. Miss Jessie Appleman. teacher
Mrs. William Sanctuary Is suffering with
an attack Of erysipelas.-The Chittendon
County creamery Ii now under the man
agement Of n. q. Donahue. Another
meeting will he held Thursday In con-
nection with the creamery business u
bert Hudson IL In very poor health.-Alrs
Ruth Miles has been treasurer OF the
I.odics' Aid society Of the Methodist
Church for 2S years.-Mrs. Emery Bis
aonettc Is sick.--'rhe Woodmen are PLAN
ming for n public installation and DANCE
the evening of February 7-Miss Ger.
trudr Flanagan has returned to Burlings
ton.--Mrs. j. II. Allen is visiting her daugh-
tor, Mabel. IN Brandon. Among we lck
in town are Mrs. Harmon Bcocher and
Mrs. Orson KenvOn.-Mrs. Julia Gage
who II spending the winter in California,
writes she is IN good health and enjoy.
ing her visit much.-A hash supper will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09

CHARLES Erush Friday evening" February
l.--John McNeal died Thursday, Feb
ruafy :. he was sick only IL few DAYS with
phcuhonia-Mrs. Betsy Colby and Miss
Jennie McNeal. sisters of John McNeai,
arc both confined TO tho bed and were
unable to attend their brothers funeral.
MIS- Colby died February of pncu-
lhch'a.-The Baptis. Missionary society
heid tfeir monthly meeting, February /.
at Dr. PhelpSs 8. There were 81 pr.sont
una were served with Jinner. fur.
hlNh"d 10y TIE society ladies. Three zen.
tichen present were tho Rev. II. O. Hunt
frof. Chittcnden and DIR. Phelps. Several
teachers and pupils of the academy ,,no
III Tor dinner. A pleasant and pru6tn,io
oay was spent and u largo amount ~
week accomplished. This society is bo.
coming great success under :hc leader.
snip of the pastors wife. Mrs X. o. Hunt.
-lhe Fairfax Cooperative Creamery Co
mot nj the town hall January 81 and
elected the following officers: Directors.
l. IL. hunt. |. w. Paris. A. ID, Etford
. 4. tliley and Eugene Boyden. The di-
rcctors then elected the following officers
Tor me year ensuing: President, +. w.
iarrls: manager. I. r. Hurt; secretary.
a. ID. CTord. auditors. r. W, Shopardson
ana H. VI. Ballard. The creamery b,s
received 1,5711aG pounds milk; cream. loc =
Nj pounds; butter manufactured 2la1ll
i"undA Amount received for butter.
A2'0'3 Cost 10 manufacture nor bun.
drcd. S2.l2.-Among the sick in town ara
~ >. McGovern, sick with pncumonia,
a. %. Corrican. y. Daniels, Mrs t;i,es
k"RB ana John Root with the prip.-It
looks as though there would 10 n water
famine In town if there is nor q yood
'Law soon Nearly every farmers wate,
supply Is frozen W or dried ard ou,ita
a number arc drawing water f,o,n ,ha
river.-1he hardest snow storm or tho
season struck Fairfax February : IL
rocked tho roads for the first tin,o fiji.
"lhter-Miss Florence Ballard of ST. Al
hnns visited her mother February 4and =
The Rev r. o. Hunt spent February A
IN st A'bans-Amos Rugg has rented tho
Lewis Story place for another ycar-Nfiss
AMANDA Dinsmorc Of Georgia is the
guest of hcr cousin, Mrs. l.. A. Tabor
MIS-. Cieon orton ard baby are quite s,c.
VINE ire srin.-NTrs. T.. r. Orton ia sill.
win rn"umona.--As Miss Graves nt H.,
| rome OF f.. ID. Shopardson lit the Ioun
| III inc sitting room she discovered tho
or'pcry at tho front window all ablaxc
"nf gave the alarm and Mr.. Shepardson
put our tho fire. Tho casing and oarpc-
were somewhat damaged by the fire ana
water '
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
WEsTFORD.

James H. Grow has purcha sed the
place owned by his brother. Floyd A
Grow.--Emory Mills of Burlington was
in town Wednesday to look over l.. y
Ricc's stock of general merchandise
with a view of purchasing it.-Thc
marriage of Dana T.. Grow of this
ford. took place at the brides HON,
Wednesday. February IA larG,
number of the knights Of pythias from
the local lodge went to Milton Thurs
day evening to help in the organiza.
ton of a lodge there.
J.. A. Bates is in serious condition
the physicians fearing that he has paraly
sis of the spine. 1t is supposed that tn,
trouble was caused by over-exertion il
handling sacks of potatocs.-The w. G. II
L. met with MrMs. Kidder Tuesday AT
ternoon.--Miss Josephine Fay and Charlie!
Rice were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. Rice Saturday.-Thc auditors will
hold meeting for February II for tn,
purpose of settling town affairs.-The En-
dcavor society held a special service Sun
day evening in commemoration Of thu
l4th anniversary of the organization o
the society.-E. i. Whipple has his new
grist mill in place and is now ready Il
do custom grindng.-Mrs. f. b. Smitl
of Essex is spending few days will
her mother, Mrs. lockwood.
J.. A. Bates is reported to be In
critical condition. He is suffering
much pain in his back and head an,
is almost completely helpless. He i,
unable to move his hands and arms
and the lower part of his body is II
about the same cOndition.-Horace j.
II. Ruggles of this town graduated tn,
first Of the week from Potsdam norma
school-Dr. A. +. Peck OF Worcester
Mass, is in town to attend l.. A. Bates
Mrs. George Munson is sick in bet
and Mrs. Ora Norton Is under the doc
tors care,-The water pipes at tn,
creamery are frozen so that it Is nee
essary to draw water from the rive
to run the engine.-G. M. Huntley Il
quite ILL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
ENosBURoH TALLS.

About % young people from here went
to bakersfield Saturday night 10 attend
Founders day exercises.-Tho annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Enos.
burgh Falls Savings Rank &. Trust com.
'''' .. 80 l4Iltlux yo0p,s FRI
'''.. february .. end the following tsus.
tees were elected: h =. Brigham L
Marsh. u n Brown. O. Merrill, r A.
Paul. q :. Hau and G. ". Gates. At q
meeting Of the trustees the eollowtas en-
oess we're elected; Prssidsal q N1srlll
vaoe.vgeadsnt n. =. Brigham, trsasursv.
=. W. Orapsr.-J. PaaustSs ~ taken the
contract 70 furnish the new esassssy wttb
loo ~ coming ssasea snA ~ that purs
pose % 9llin6 the "a beoou.Aanale fao.
tory. II . sai6 ~ sssamssy vtp % 10.
GATED On ths site q he shsl sA1oanina
the grist miu-0s. q q Nvttsr
Of st. Alesns was IN town Nea-
day holding the fourth quarter
" conference o. the HstAedast Church
that evening. Active prspasations ere on
foot to entertain the annual senssrsaee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
MILTON BORo.

The funeral of John Luman. Il vct-
eran of the civil War; and a member of
the G. A. r.. was held at ST. Adams
Saturday at eleven o'clock. Hicks 4
Dooling had charge of the arrange
mcnts. Comrades Capt y. G. Fay and
Michael Ryan, Gustavus and Daniel
Luman, his brothers. were bearers
Mrs. James Williams is passing the
week with her mother, Mrs. Malvina
luman.--Mrs. Sara Mills has returned
from st. Albans-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Shcan left Tuesday for Nergcnncs to
visit their son. john. and wifc.-Thc
Rev. j. w. BaXcndalc held service here
Sunday.--Miss Edith Hayden closed n
successful term of school Friday---A
Il. Wood injured his knee while draw
ing wood Tucsday-F. T.. Smith Is able
to be out, having been confined To the
house since Thursday.-Georgc Allen
is saving wood in this vicinity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
RICHMOND.

The Rev. MI Morrow of the Anti Sd
gregatiOnal Church last Sunday night to
a full house.-Dr. Somers of Irasburgh
was the guest of the Rev. ard Mrs. Treat
last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Otto Yantz,
with double sleigh load OF young peo-
pie from Willision, were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Ccrmain one night last
week. After partaking of an oyster sup
per and other refreshments the party re-
turned home in the small hours of the
morning J.. Richardson from
Nashua. n. H., has spent q week with
his parents at hOnic.--Mr. and Mrs. +. w.
Freeman are in Albany. N. V. to care
for their son. q student of the Albany
Business College, who is sick with the
measles. The aid circle Of Kings Dnugh-
ters met with Mrs. f.. p Treat last Fri
day afternoon and were entertained by
Mrs. Treat and Mrs. Campbell Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Andrews have taken posses.
sion of the J. L. Mason farm, having
leased the same.-A party OF Burling-
ton and Winooski gentlemen. occupying
two sleighs, drove here Wednesday and
enjoyed n dinner at tho Park House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker Balch are spending
the winter with our former townsman.
John Bates in Pasadena. Cal.-Robert J..
Tower left Tuesday for Albany, N. Y,
where he will attend the Albany Business
College.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

d. J. Millham is drawing lumber from,
his farm in Hinesburgh to his farm hero,
where he intends to build large barn
next summer.
Miss Mary Wilson. who is ut the Fanny
Allen hospital, receiving treatment for
catarrh of the stomach, is improving.
Edwin +. Jones of Burlington. who is
suffering with inflammatory rheumatism,
ia stopping at G. F.. Crowleys few
weeks, where lie thinks the climate is
beneficial TO him, being further from tho
lake.
T.. A. Rollins of Huntington was in
town Saturday ana Sunday.
Miss Leila Livermore of Charlotte Is
spending tho week with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Rollins.
Ezra Hoag, who has worked for r.. j..
Butler the past year. has finished his la
Dor and gone TO his home in Sheldon. His
place has been filled by Marshall Delphie
of Franklin.
Delinquent taxpayers have only one
more week in which to pay their taxes In
order to be allowed 10 vote.
c. II. Bean. a former resident OF this
town. who bought farm in Essex year
ago, has sold the same to a Mrs Davis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09

ORDER OF SALE-The White River
Savings bank. in compliance with ail
order of the Court of Chancery within
and for the County of Windsor and
state of Vermont, dated December %.
100. will sell at public auction at its
office at White River Junction In the
town of Hartford in said County Of
Windsor. on the 9th day of February
A. u. 1905, at l. o'clock noon, ten
shares of the capital stock OF the Cap
ital Savings Bank and Trust Company
Of Montpelier, Vermont, each of tho
par value of ono hundred dollars S100 %
as shown by certificate No. 20. held by
said White River Savings Bank as o
pledge. White River Savings Bank, By
Samuel l.. Pingree, President. Alfred
r.. Watson, Treasurer. Hartford, VT,
Jan. 81. 1905. 3l,w3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09

was pleasantly spent by the children in
playing games. Miss Sweet has heon here
IA year and has had very good SUCCESS
Among the sick this week are: NJ. J.
Ellis. Mrs. Cyrus Harris. Mrs. Cutler.
Mrs. Alice Wyman, the Rev. A. d. Mum
and Marie Sweet.-Miss Laura Sweet
has finished her school in Starkbcro and
returned to her horne in this plucc.-Mrs.
Grace Martin received n telegram
Saturday of the death of her sister in
Michigan and has gone there 10 attend
the funeral-G. NJ. Norton went ycster-
day to buffalo to attend the funeral of
his ruIicip I1r II NOupr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
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