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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
WATERBURY,.

Joel r. Davis passed away at his home
on Crossett Hill on Thurs lay night AT
the age of 20 years. The funeral services
were held on Sunday. Intormont wal
made in Duxbury cemetery.
Edward Hoadlcy has resigned his posi-
tion at tho postofcc and gone 20 Rut.
land TO take Il course in civil service in
the Rutland Business College. Mr. IIoad-
Icy has been employed in the postofiica
for about two years and a. half and leaves
with high recommends. His place is filled
hy Elmer +. Gle of Waterbury Center.
e. r. Savage and family have moved t.
Proctor where he has position as head
clerk in a grocery store.
Olin King has sold his house on Wnoo.
ski street to William Hurlburt; considcra.
ton. SG,u.
Mrs. Eleanor McCormie passed away a
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Martin
Moran. Tuesday at tho age OF "a years
Thc funeral services were held at thu
Catholic Church Wednesday forenoon.
Following is Il list of the new officers
in the Christian Endoavor society: Presi-
dent. Joseph smith, vce-preSident, Miss
Eta Graves: recording secretary, Miss
Stella Redmond: corresponding secretary
Miss Mac Soabury; treasurer. Earl Boyce
Tho sunday schools in town are plan
ming for a conference to be held in thu
near future.
on sunday afternoon there will be q
rempcranro meeting at the Methods
church conducted by the Rev. e. W
Morrow Of burlington. The Neal Dow
male Q'lartcttc of Boston will be pres
ut-Thc park committee of the Village
Improvement association have engaged
the Swiss Bell Ringers TO give an enter.
tanmcnt in town on March ..
Mrs. Jesse Carpenter has rented th'
iwo Offices in Mrs. Glasses block foi
dressmaking rooms.
The Hon. q. W. Randall. who has beer
confined to the house by Illness the past
week. Is convalesccnt.
\ new fountain for the hill has beer
purchased by the Village Improvement
association. and will be placed in position
next spring.
Miss Clyde Mouton is assisting in The
local telephone office this week
Miss Chaplin of Boston is a guest OF
Mrs. NJ, Hutchinson at the hospital.
Mrs. William Palmer has begun work
in the telephone office,
Elmer Coffrn has begun work at u. 7
HarvcNs livery stable,
Rort Teft has finished work ut Daniels,
stone shed.
The \. G. church cottage PRAYER meet.
ing will he held on Friday evening n,
tho home of Mrs. joseph Sweet on Knee.
land nat.
pr Mary Mixer Platt OF Shoreham /,
spending Il few days with Mrs. N
Hutchinson.
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NORTH TROY.

John Labrec died "Wednesday and til"
funeral was held Saturday. he was ~
wears OF ago ard n veteran Of the Civil
Wharf.-The members of tn. Ladies' Aid
of tho Congregational Church celebrated
the 30tii anniversary of the organization
of the society Thursday evening in the
church Westerly. rhe attendance was
large and the exercises intercsiing.-F. A.
Sleeves has rented room in Fixes build
ing on Main street and will remove his
business there at Once.-Fifty new looks
have arrived and have placed in the
Tabard Inn lihrary'-Thc infant child Of
Eugene and Thankful Monta died the Ia st
Of the week and funeral ser, ices were
held at tho home OF \. Il. Hardy on
Saturt'ay.-Mrs. F.. J. Koran and Minnie
&. Harris have both recovered from their
recent sickness so as to ride out
Augustus Heath has moved into John
l.. Lewis house on Main street Milo
Lewis will board with him.
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WOLC0TT.

News las been received here that
EBERT" Bolton was recently Killed by the
ears at Nillamansett. Mass. The body
was brought here for bural.-Miss Bcr-
tina Potter. who has just closed a very
successful tenn Of school in Riverside
district will finish n term in the Pot
tervilIe district. two teachers having gone
home sick from there.-Miss Coral Rich
nrdson is suffering from a felon.--L.o,iis
IaFeur is very i'll with little or no hope
of rccovery.--I.eon IaPslme has gone to
Brighton. Mass, where he has posi-
ton in a depot restaurant and confec-
tionary stand.-Fred Jackson and wife arc
the happy parents of a little daughter.
born February le.-Mrs. Everest Stebbins
is visiting friends in I'nderhill.-W. T..
Gowen cut his foot badly recently while
working in the woods, Miss Eugenia
Pinncy. stenographer for tho Warren
Leather company OF Morrisvillc. is at
home with her mother Mrs. T.. Il. Morse,
Ill with grip.--Thc worst storm Of tho
eeason is holding high carnival this sec
ond week in February. The majority of
the people are troubled with frozen
water pipes.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The annual meeting of the directors Of
the sugar market was held Feb. and
the old board OF officers reelected. Re
cords show three times much business
the past year as the preceding year. The
usual three per cent. dividend was de-
clarcd and $500 set aside for a surplus
AT the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Emily p. Hastings, Wednesday afternoon
took place the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Alice Emily. to Peter T.. Mcfaurh
of New York. The Rev. Homer White
performed the ceremony. which was Wit
messed by few Of the near relatives
James d. McLaurn of New York. Il broth.
or Of the groom, and Miss Mary Olmstcad
of Fitchburg, Mass, included those from
out of town who were present. Miss
Grace Lamson rendered the wedding
hymn preceding the service. The couple
left on the afternoon express for Mont
real for wedding trip before going to
Havana. Cuba, where Mr.. Mcl.aurn Is
engaged in business.
At the Grange meeting held IN
Grange hall Saturday evening there
was Il very good attendance. Worthy
Master il. NJ. Totman had charge Of
the lecturers programme and furnish
cd very interesting entertainments
The next regular meeting will be held
February 81, when Miss Wnnifred
Mann will have charge OF the lecturers
programme. Rehearsals are being con.
Quoted for a play TO be presented at
the next meeting. The Grange will
initiate class of candidates during
tho month of March.
Mrs. Jason Battles. aged about Co
id Isrt1
and Mrs John Priest in Braintree. The
funeral was held Sunday AT her home.
Among those from out OF town who at
tended were J. ID. Battles OF Lowell
town. Me.
Dana VI Moore. chairman OF the State
board of agriculture. is making prepare
tons to build n modern two-story house
on his farm. The house is to be built
| about II rods southwest OF the present
house and will he located in one of the
most beautiful localities in town. The
house will be fitted with all the modern
convcniences and be surrounded on the
south and east side by handsome wide
vcranda. When the house is completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse will make their
| home in il and Mr.. ana Mrs. A. NJ
Vaughan will live in the present home.
Quite a good deal Of building will be
done in this Vicinity during the next six
months IN this village new Catholic
| Church will he erected or else EXTENSIVE
repairs will be made on the present
structure. Evan r. Evans has con, ractcd
for a modern house ana automobile harm
to he erected on the Emerson lot this
summer. on the Dubois Abbott farm
plans have been made and the material
Is being drawn for a large modern barn.
NJ by " feet with canto on one side o6
by !: feet. This barn will have model
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was in town Friday. says the vermont
patty, including Governor Eel ana staff
that will attend the inauguration OF Pres
dent Roosevelt will number 80 or Moro.
Il is no: 10 he Il private party. and any
ono desiring 10 do so is invited 10 join
General Gilmore will keep The list opc?
until Saturday, Fcbruar, l.. Any one
desiring to Join the party should notify
him before that time.
AT The annual meeting OF tho directors
of tho Kellogg Hubbard library held
Thursday evcnin-, George w. Ming WAS
ic. elected president ,Lr Ecv. DR.. J. IA
ward Wright, secretary: \. d. Farwoi',
troasurer Miss Mary r.. Maconnor H.
brarian. and Miss Evelyn S Lease. as
sis,ant librarian. In addition 10 the Hut
bard fund Of sloo.l0o whicl, is invested,
the library has II general fund I'll STA
20 Oh and cash on hand Of $500. This
library will also soon receive $4,000 from
the W. r. Braman estate, making it one
nj the richest institutions of the kind in
the State. During the past year 1854
books wers taken from the library.
The annual report OF the city auditors
shows that the not debt of the city OF
Montpelier February last was sl29 as ls
The estimated expenses for the coming
year are sa2,sSS.9s. Among the larger
items in this cstimat" are for schools,
soi,a5o; Tor streets. slo,,5o: care of the
poor. $4,000: 1icaton hospital, s30o; in
tcrest sGoNo.
Health Officer DR.. William Lindsay in
his annual report shows thai there has
been only one death from contagious dis
case during the year and although there
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Mrs Bowditch, who works for j. M.
Pcmber Is very sick with the grip.--Dr.
Aliens children are sick with the grip
George II. Pembcr has sold the G. II.
Morrill, farm, so-called, to Mrs. Martha
H. Smith of Randolph village for $4,000
and Mrs. Smith turned in her place to Mr.
Pcmber at 81 500, --Grace May has closed
her school in East Randolph and is to
work for Professor Morrill, during her
vacation The junior class held soci-
able at Normal hall that was well attend .
cd.-The fourth entertainment in the Ice
ture course was ut Normal hall Friday
evening by Charles l.. Crley. The hall
was we'll filed. and Mr.. Grilley showed
that he was n great impcrsonator. 1t
WAS very enjoyable Mrs. Rcbecca Gil
brt Davis OF White River Junction is
spending week with her brother and
sister at the Colonal.--'Thc Rev. u. W.
Patterson, the Rev q. +. Wells and
Bishop Evans were IN Montpelier Friday
to hear the great evangelist. the Rev.
William J. Dawson. I.ondon.--Thc co.
operative creamery here is taking mill;
only every other day owing to the short
Ul'o; Stlptlv
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MIDDLESEX.

George Alcxandor and wife have return
cd from their visit in Burlington and
vicinity.--1'hc annual dance of the Uni
versalist society. he'll Wednesday even
ing. was very successful. Music was fur
nished by Barre orchestra and ;ome
over ~ couples participated III dancing
while many others enjoyed tho social
part and IN" iino supper provided by the
lades.-Arth,ir and Robert Smith Of Bur-
l!ngton. brothers oe Mrs. George Alex
ander. came here from Burlington last
Thursday and indn;ged in 2. rabbi; hunt
with several other--'rhc Junior Epworth
League met Friday afternoon with little
Miss Clestia Newlall and a very mic {,
t,nc WAS enjoyed by all the little peo-
plc.-Mrs Wolcott. mother of Mrs. Levi
Swift. who has been spending the last
two months with her son in Shorefam
returned home last week.--Perry Wolcott.
wife and two children of Shore
ham, accompanied his mother to his sis
ter's. Mrs. Levi Swft's. stopping for a
few days visit before rcaumin.: his way
to Grand Forks \. D.. where he is going
into business Mrs Eagerly, an elderly
lady living with hcr daughter Mrs.
James Robinson. is quito irdisposed and
under thu doctors care The iliart child
Of Perry Wolcott is quite i'll at Levi
Swift's. DIR. Hallett Of Morctewn is al
tending t.-Doctor Hallcil OF Morc,own
was called Monday to 500 Mrs. Edgcrly.
who is not so well at this writing The
Sunday school convention and rally was
held Tuesday afternoon and evening at
the church. State superintendent: of Sun
day schools the Rev. Mr. Fuller of ST.
Adams. was present and delivered the
address
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
EAST RoXBURY.

George FOss has been awarded the con-
tract for carrying the mail for the ncxt
year beginning next June. between North
neld and Brookficld. Henry Shea was
called TO Mooers Falls. n. v. last week
by the death Of his father-News was
received here Friday of the death of
Mrs Lizsie Freeman at the home of her
daughter in Worcester. Mass. The funer-
nj services were held in Worcester Sun
day and the body hroueh, hero for burial
in the spring. -t;eorg" f'oss received thu
sad news OF tho death of his sister. Mrs.
Asa Bowen. in Erookhold, Mass. last
week.
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After brief visit in Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott will reside in Montpelier.
The local board OF license commits
sioners in il. annual report 10 the city
council shows that $5.4,5 was collected
for license foes last year. The cX-
penses OF the board were sl9l.50. The
chairman states in his report that 50
far as the board has been able to learn
all tho holders OF licenses in this city
have conducted their business strictly
according to law. No formal com
plants of Illegal sclline wtrc made 10
the commissioners during trc year.
Dominica Hopper ana Mrs ;.contml
Cali. both of Barre. were taken yes
terday afternoon Ia tho state hospital
for the insane Tor treatment.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Elmer Ayrcs has gone 10 Pe,crhoro.
\. H.. being called there by the death
Of Jesse Wl't,. who died on Thursday.
having hc.n sufferer from cancer for
Il ION. time. MIR. White was ii native of
C:o-lcn and resided in that town over
forty years being ono Of its most pros
porous farmers and served in nearly All
the town Offices. besides serving the State
as d"put.' sheriff MIR. White has becn a
resident of cP,crhoro. n. H.. for tho pa 81
- years. His many friends will regret
tn learn of his death. He leaves q wife.
Charles Phelps of Goshen has leased
the John Preston farm i'm Leicester and
will now there Anril l.
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Parker.--The Haskell free library. the
gift of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Haskell and her son,
Colonel Haskell, was opened to the pub
lie Tuesday. February "a. and will be open
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays from
one to nine y. M, Friday evenings from
six to nine and Sundays from two to
six y. m. Ono week ago the library was
opened for public inspection and Il largo
number Of appreciative people were there
during the evening and expressed great
satisfaction with the building. its ar
engagements and selection OF books by
Colonel Haskell. There is no doubt about
the heartfelt appreciation of this great
gift. the library, and also the opera
house. and never ceasng thanks are due
to Mrs. Haskell and her son for their
rare and generous gift to this community.
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frcshmcnt tables. guests being served
by Miss Clara Hovey. Miss Eva Hous-
ton. Miss Minnie Talbot and Miss Mol
ly Wiley The many handsome and
valuable presents received by Mr. aud
Mrs Roys showed the esteem in v.ni,.
they were held by the community
They left on the early morning train
for Fanueil Mass Thoy will be- "a
homo in Cambridgcport, Mass, after
March l.
The junior hop ut Norwich J'uivcr-
sity on Saturday night proved to he oneI
of the most enjoyable affairs of tho
season. The committee on arrange
mcnts. Cadcts-Lients. Hovoy Gilman
Bett"rly and Private SWEET. had their
endcavors realized in making this a
success. Wildcr's orchestra of si,
pieces from Montpelier furnished mu.
sic The 10 dance orders were carried
out in full
Joseph Miller is very seriously ill|
at his home with peritonitis.
Miss Lizzie Laviolctt went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
on Saturday to have an operation per-
formed for Appendicitis.
The little 1i-months- old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lavini who lives on Vine
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. F. Fl. Rice of North Cambridge
Is spending a week with her daughter
Mrs. II. Il Fairbanks.
The Rcbekahs at their meeting Tues
day elected Mrs. Sarah r.. Foster dele
gate and Mrs. r. T. DEMO substitute to
represent Them at the state Assembly.
The cemetey association held a pre-
liminary meeting at Mrs. a. " Wis
wells Tuesday afternoon. The annual
me eting will be held on February 23.
Kenneth Fairbanks went to North
Cambridge Tuesday to spend n couple
Of weeks with his cousin, Milton Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Mcfarland left
Tuesday for a ten days visit with
friends in Boston. They will also visit
their daughter. Helen. who is attend
ing wellesley College.
Mrs. f. l.. Noyes is in NfansOnville.
Quebec. called their by the illness OF
her mother.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. John Frasi"r ard two sons of West
Rutland aro visiting relatives i'm this
p'ace.'rhc Woman's Auxiliary will meai
Friday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. A..
Synlons Mrs. Augusta Allen Of Mid
dlchury j. visiting at J. 4. Smaley's.--
Henry Morgan. Jr.. the young son OF
Henry Morgan. had all of his fingers oe
one hand and his first finger and thumb
of his other hand blown off Sunday with
IA cannon fire cracker Eie was playing
with the fire cracker when it exploded. -
Schools close Friday for the spring vaca-
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LOWELL.

Miss Julia Murphy and John Giligan
Of New York were married February L..
Miss Grace Watson has gone to Clarks-
vile. Va, to visit rela tives.--Thcre were
no services at st. Jgnat,s's Church Sun
day owing 10 the weather. Services will
be held Sunday. February ia.--Among
those from out of town who attended the
funeral of G.. 9. Tillot son Friday were
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Shattuck and Meir-
rift Shattuck of Eden. Lyman Hutchins;
of Troy. Elazar Miller. Mr.. ana Mrs W.
is. Trumpass, Mr. and Mrs j. r. Brown
and G w. Miller of Westfeld. Charles
&. Tillotson died at his home Weincs-
day. February s, aged IL years and four
months Mr.. Tillotson died from Il conf
piication Of diseases. from which he had
long been a sufferer. In June he under
went two surgical operations ut a hospi-
tai in Montreal. From this he rallied for
while. but since August has been grad
ually failing. Mr.. rilotson was born in
Watervlle October II. 1899 moved with
his parents 10 this town when he was
a bout Il Years old and had since resided
here with the exception of about eight
years that he lived in Wcstfcld. Mr.. Til
lotson has been 4 prominent man in town
and IA successful farmer. lie enlisted in
the army i'm 1862 and served in the 18th
Vermont regiment. and was mustered out
with the regiment in 1867. II. represent
cd tho town in the general ASSEMBLY, in 1870
He has been solcctman for many Noars
and also justice Of the peace. lie mar
ried Eliza Ann Taylor December 1s 1861,
who still survives. He is also survived
by three children. Homer. Mahlon and
Eva. also one sister. Mrs. Lorraine
Hutchins. who. since the death Of her
husband. has resided with him. The flu
neral was held at his late home Friday
February 10. the Rev. c. II. Coolidge Of
ficiating. The bearers were his sons.
Homer and Mahlon. and his son-in law.
George Whttimore.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continued from third poge.)

time this week.--Many people in town
have lost their water supply by freez-
ing or scarcity. and are obliged to re-
sort TO streams and snow.--Nfrs. Abbic
Warren was able to leave the hospital
for tho home of her brother in Bur
lington on Tuesday.--The Young Peo-
pies Fraternity of Unity Church Will
have as their topic Sunday evenin g.
"Patriotism.' music, readings. quota
lions. ETC.: leader. G. A. Abbott.-The
Rev. Mrs. r. NJ. II. Abbott will give her
last of series of sermons on worship
at Unity Church. stowe. next Sunday
morning. at 1915; subject of sermon,
"Our Hope Of Outgrowing the Belief in
Evil"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
DERBY LINE.

DIR. Claude Frcllgh has gone to Vim
chendon, Mass, where he will continue
tho practice of medicine.--Gen. T.. G. But
terfiold has returned from his trip to
Cuba. Mrs. Butterfeld and Miss Esther
are stopping for ten days or so in WASH
jngton, d. C., before coming home.--A
very fine musical programme was given
Ut the Haskell Opera House last Friday
evening. The singers from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Husman and Miss
Patterson from Montreal Eugene Cowles,
q former Derby Line boy. aud now "A
famous singer in both continents. rem
dered with excellent voice and taste two
Of his own productions. "If Doughty
Deeds" and Forgotten" Miss NJ Colby
presided at the piano and other local
artists assisting were Miss Caswcll, Miss
Moran and Messrs Hovey. Gardner and
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81 ablcs and will be made especially for
dairy purposes. Frederick Leeds has
plans made for cottage Ia be built on
the Camp Louis grounds on the road to
the center near the O'Connell place. This
is to be one story structure with the
roof constructed in such n way as to give
room for three sleeping rooms and bath
room in the chambers. Earl Powers.
whose farm buildings we're destroyed by
fire short time since will build large
modern barn on his farm this summer
and Is busy now getting out tho material
for the same. Thomas Connolly is build
ing large horse barn and repository for
farm tools and In tho summer will build
quite an addition on his main barn and
make extensive repairs OF the present
81 r,,rf,ira
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

There was trouble in the colony OF
Poles who occupy the tenement build
ing OF the Standard Oil company last
saturday, The Poles work for the
t. G. Fisher Tannery company and IN
derstand very little English and tr"u-
BILE arose from financial dispute of five
or ten cents among two of their mum
bcr, which resulted in some few hard
blows being struck, one man was LAID
(Coutinmcd ON 9th paRs.l
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Morris S. Phelps was found dead in bed
Wednesday morning by his son. Leslie
Phelps. at whose home he has lived for
two years. Mr. Phelps has been in feeble
health for some time and the change
has been expected any time. His age was
n years. He leaves only ono son. His wife
died two and one-half years ago. lie was
an old resident of Coventry. where he
has many close friends.