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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

that we can afford to chance 1t. No.
/ can't have you there TO make sure.
The great point is that neither OF US
should be seen from the time we turn
in A couple of ships boys do sentry
go on these decks, and they shall be
our witnesses. By Jove, t'll be the
biggest mystery that ever was made"'
IF Won Heumann doesn't resist"
Resist He won't get the chance.
He drinks too much beer to sleep
light, and nothing is SO easy as To
chIscoform a heavy sleeper. You've
even done it yourself on an occasion
OF which It's perhaps unfair to remind
you. Won Heumann Will be past sen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
CHI7TENDEN COUNTY
W1NOOsKl.

Lucy 1'crrigo. wife of Myron OrVlS
Of Shclburnc died at the Fanny Allen
hospital Wednesday, after an illness
of two months. Mrs. Orvis was in her
18th year and was the daughter of AIR.
and Mrs. Lowell Pcrrigo. She is sur
vfvcd by a husband father, mother,
two sisters. Misses Elsie and Edith
porri.co and a brother. Paul Perrigo. all
OF Shclburnc. The remains were
taken Friday to Essex Center. where
funeral services Worc held in the hf-
ternoon at two o'clock from tho Meth
odist Church and intcrmert mad" in
the village cemetery.
Mrs. George Dumas died carly Thurs
day morning at hor home on III"
lower road Of consumption after lin
gcring illness. Mrs. Dumas was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Rcomc of burlington and was 2N years
of age. she is survived by husband.
and three children, Dora. seven years,
Lena. two years ana an infant dauSh p
tor She also leaves "a father, mother.
three brothers. Alexander. Jr, William,
and ;nndlcl Rcomc. and one sister, Mrs.
&c sopl. T'ruyor. lr. TIE funeral was
held Friday morning from st. Joseph :
Church. with intormcnt in Mount cal
,prV rcrnctcrV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
HUNTINGTON.

Edward Olmstcad has his blacksmith
shop nearly complctcd.-Thc sick are re-
ported bettcr,--M. J. Ellis rode out Sat
urday.-Miss Fern Fargo of Richmond
returned home Saturday after spending
her vacation with friends here.-Mrs. J
y. Spraguc received the sad news Friday
morning of the death of her daughter,
Mrs Alma Goodoli Mrs. Goodeil died at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where sho
went for treatment short time ago, Her
remains were taken to Stowe for burial
j. r. Spraguc has gone to Stowe to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Spraguc's daugh-
ter Mrs. GoodelI.--Mrs. Mary Brewster
is critically i'll at q. W. Johnsons in Bur
lingtOn.
Tho condition OF Mrs. G. ]" Wyman
Is reported more Observation-Disclosures
Olmstcad is moving into his new SHOP
r. G. Norton. who has been confined 4"
the house for tho past three DAYS, re-
sumed his duties Monday at inc grist
mill.-M. a. Perkins and WHO OF wafer
ford, Conn, are in town, tho guests OF
James Bcnway and wife, Mrs. Perkins
viii he remembered among her many
| friends here as Rose spraguc'-John
| Sprague went Friday to Stowe tn attend
the funeral of Mrs. Alma pouslass'-pr'
+. u. Falby visited in Burlington sat
urday.-The many friends here OF Mrs.
Mary Brewster will regret to learn OF
her severe illness.
| Miss Glare Hull is at home from he'
school in Shelburn OH account OF illness
Mrs. NJ, L.. Remington has returned
from visit. in Eurlnston.-Mr l-oui
Bissonettc is quite s,o.-I'urton Kenyon
llas moved from Lincoln 70 lis Seorg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
UNDERHILL CENTRE.

Mrs. bridget Hurson has gone TO the
Fanny Alien hospital for treatment. The
patrons of the Clovcrdale creamery were
paid 81. 40 per hundred for February stand
ard milk.-The Rev. George w. Morrow
of Burlington spoke at the Union Church
last Sunday aftcrnoon.-Henry Irish of
North I,nderhll has bought the Stenhour
farm. Two thousand six hundred dollars
is said to have been the price paid.-G.
W. Ratchclder has bought the Dixon place
at Observation-Disclosures Garland of Burling-
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. o.
Brush Lizzie Barrett is to teach the
spring torn, Of school in district No IL.
o. Brush has begun to make extensive re-
puirs on his house. w. &. Flynn has the
work in charcoal Dlaham MARROW is in
quite poor health notwithstanding tho
severe and prolonged winter. hay is said
to be very plentiful. and sells slowly at
IS pcr ton.-Little or no maple sugar has
been made thus far this season. Surely
winter fingers in the lap of spring. -
The board of school directors held meet
ing last Saturday and organized with G..
! w. FitzsmmOns as chairman and Ira l..
| Morse. clork.--The entertainment at 81.
Thcmnss hall last Thursday evening was
quito well attended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
JERICHO CENTER.

Sidney Barber. Jr.. died Saturday,
March is. with consunption, after an
illness of over two years He was ~
Years old ana had always lived in Jcr
icho rho funeral WAS held at the house
TUESDAY afternoon. tho Rcv. ], W. ,iohir
officiating. \ uuartottc consisting of T.
y. M"Cinns Mrs. II. II. Hopkins and
Mr. ard Mrs II. \. Bullock. rendered the
singing The burial was in the cemetery
1T Jericho Center and j.. g. PoGse had
charge of the funeral. Mr.. Earhcr was
unmarried. The farmers have mostly tim
shod tapping the naples and sap began
running tine "Wednesday Mrs. ". &.
Hurlburt returned from Lincoln Satur-
day. where she went to visit her sister,
who Is very il.-E. y, Jordan WIS in
MONTPELIER last Saturday on business. -
r. D. McGinnis has had n telephone
put into his house in the villagc.-A. &.
IIaskns is running the Parker sugar
place at Nashville The Friday club
seems to have hecornc one of tho cstab-
iishcd organizations 1T Jericho Center,
Tho attendance tho present winter has
PERHAPS not been quite as large rs in
some winters past, but the interest has
been well sustained and oven secl1s now
To BE- on the increase. The subject chosen
| for study was "Japan.' Books have
hccn furnished by the state travelling
| library commission and from tho Fletcher
Free library of burlington. At n recent
meeting of the club Mrs. u. II. Stone 81
| burlington was resent ms an invited
guest, and read n very interesting paper
ON her recent trip To Cuba. Tho rcadlins
was illustrated by photographs taken By
| DR.. Stone and others. After the rcadini
| there was general talk and discussion OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WEST MILTON.

An increase OF pension has boon granted
y. q. Bullock. giving him ST. per month
There are quite Il number still sick from
the grp.-W. II. Mcrrick of Georgia is
painting and papcring at c. w. Changers.
Mrs l.. r. Iicrrick and Mrs \. a. Her
rick were guests of Mrs. Walston Thurs
dnV.-1Jr. Holcombe was called Friday
night to attend X. S. Lincoln. who is
suffering from an attack of grip.-Mrs.
Amos Iiill of Sopcrtown spent Friday
night with her daughter. Mrs. John FL
lisp. NJ Page is recovering from the
grip He is at the home of his sister.
Mrs. G.. T.. Osgood.- Tho main roads in
this section are bare and the cross roads
so driftcd as to be impossible for n wa
ron.
The creamery here is now running
on full timc.--Thc river broke mp sun
day from the rapids 70 tho bend. q
distance of n milc.--Thc change in the
weather prevented a freshcA rs tho
the river is as solid as cvcr.--E. s.
Lincoln is bcttor.--t;dth Hill is sup
posed to be on her way home from
California, whore she has spent the
winter.
Alton Costello has finished work for y
A. Herrick and William E"vins COM
mcnccd work Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liain Egwood of Toronto. Canada were
guests of Mrs. A. A. IIcrrick Tuesday,
Mr. Lincoln is better hut still under tho
DOCTORS care.
/ W. II. Mcrricl; has finished painting al
q. W. Changers and gone home to- Goor
sin.-Mr Lincoln. though much better
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mr. and Mrs. Wcdonhachcr who have
the union poor farm in
Wlliston for several years. have taken
the management of the Wright Bros.
farm in North Williston and are moving
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank colt. who for
merry lived in this place, are To assume
the supcrntcndcncy of the poor farm
April |.
Tho ice went out of both ponds Sun
day. Although it was unusually heavy,
no damage was done. owing to the fact
that the water in the river is much lower
than usual at this time of the year
C. Van Vlict was taken suddenly and
quite seriously i'll Tuesday morning
while wheeling in his wood in wheel
barrow. AT first he was thought to be
diving but during the day he gradually
revived. Mr. Van Nlct is nearly ST
years old bu, this winter he has lccn I'M
usually vigorous.
Mrs. Polly brigham died Monday
morning 1t the home Of hcr grand
daughter, Mrs. Den White. Mrs. Brig
ham WAS the widow of Asa Brigham. She
was ~ years old. The funeral will he
held at the house at one o'clock Thurs
day afternoon. The burial will be at
t.sscx Gtntcr.
Christian Van Nlict, who was taken
suddenly i'll Tue sday forenoon died at
,anout two O'Clock Yesterday morning Mr.
Van Nlct was born in Chariot" in ISL
ard Wa one of T. children born to Peter
and Sarah Van Nlir;, all If whom are
now deceased. In lAi h married liza
Harris of Mon,tton. who died in l>'G,
leaving two daughters. Mrs. Ellen V.
Shufelt Of Orange. California. and Mrs.
Sarah V. Booth of Jericho. In 1S1, he
married Emelne Beach of Wcstford, who
survives him. He was n resident of
Charlotte until 1865. when he moved to
Jericho where he lived until 1897, when
he came to this village. He was n deacon
in the Congregational Church and had al
ways bocn identified in church and Sun
day school affairs and was highly re-
spccted. Tho funeral will he held at his
late home Friday afternoon at one O'Clock
and the burial will be in Jericho.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ST. GEORGE.

Cummings w. II. G. at the recent fair
nctted about $75 for the soldiers mon
umcnt fund. 1t Is thought that Cum
mings Post viii give Sa0 10 be added to
the w. Il. e. fund. The drawing re-
suited as follows: Frank Andrews, the
couch; DR.. Larncr, the barrel of flour
and rug; Mrs. Kate Tobcy Pierce, the
desk; T. II. Read, barrel of potatoes;
James Millham, oil heater. Ray Nancor
bread mixer: Oscar Palmer. bed quilt
and spread: Amos Hall, center table;
Mrs. A. II. Weed and Grove Tilley.
each a web OF cotton; NJ. w. Hinsdill.
the large lamp; NJ. ]. Finncy. rocker:
Perry Read, the hand painted sofa pill
low. Mrs. George Kelley. sofa pillow /;
Miss Nell Noonan. the bed comforter
| Norman Wcscott lost his only cow one
day last week.-Mrs.. &. s. Allen and
Walter Wescott are out after an at
tack of the grip.-Mrs. A. j. nowncr
was quite sick last week with the grip.
Lieut.. l.. |. Brownson has taken UP his
residence with MIR. and Mrs. q. w.
Mansfield.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
MILTON BoRo.

Tho report that \. l.. Wood had pur-
chased n /. S. separator is incorrect, it
was only set up for nspccton.-'armerS
are busy tapping their sugar placcs.-A
dau2ht,r was born to ..r. and Mrs. Ar
thur Oliver March l. Mrs. Oliver wa
formerly Libhio i,uwc.-AIrs. Roy Howard,
who vas reported not us woll Tuesday,
was better Wednesday, Harry. son of
Thomas BcniHnin. WHO has been suffer-
ing with :. frog fclon in the palm OF his
hand Is raining.-G. &. Rice. who has
icon af,ictcd with llooi poison in his
foo. IS able ia be GUITARS. +, s. Berry
Who was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday, is
more comfortablc,--.lohn Shcan and wifi
arc ,xpcctcd homo Saturday, having fin
ishcd work nt Ncrgcnnce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
MILTON.

The cntortdinuont at the village hall
under the direction of Prof. Leonard for
the benefit of St. AIMS Church drew good
crowds both Friday ana Saturday even
ilgs and consisted of Irish and negro
sketches, songs ard dances. There was
= dance after the ont, rtainmcnt Friday
"Ncning.-Mrs. r. ID. Rood is quite sick
threatened with pneumonia Watson CO.
burn and sisto' returned to their home
in Bclvidcr" SATURDAY, Albert Reynolds
and John Baxendale have been confined
TO ,nc house COR several DAYS with the
grip and n great many people are :u:-
foring from it.
Malcolm Allen Of New York has been
visiting his parents MI and Mrs. Thomas
Allen. this week. and has obtained n posi-
ton on the e. V. railro Il and has gone to
wcrk.-Ruth, the lttle daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. l.. G.. ilolcomh. who has been
very i'll with TIL grip md complications
Is improving. Lunan md Brainerd have
the grip also.-Ayis. The little laughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Morse has been
very i'll with pn' umonia but is improving.
Arthur Phelps ana Henri Molcr go this
week to Springfield. Mass. where they
have Il postiOn.-'rhe graded school close g
this week tor Il short vacation.-M isS
Amanda Tullam is i'll with the Grip.-Frcd
Mills of Essex spent tn, sday with c. +.
Sanderson and G.. y. Wood on his way
to Lynn. Mass. Tho pulp mill is running
with n tull force of mon since the waite,
has risen in tho er-Ray Coburn Is
confined to the house with an attack of
the grip.-A. .hartcl moves this week To
Winooski from his farm in the cast par!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
EDITORIAL NOTE.-ln order to pro

Love farn.-lT. NJ. Hull has been sick the
past week. but is now able to be in the
sturc.-Alrs W. w. Davis and children
ar, visiting Mrs. Homer Clark i'll
Charlotte Thomas Donahue and family
are to move t. Milton. where Mr.. Donahue
will run a crcamery.-A Jodoin has beer
critically i'll with hcalt trouble. but is
better at this writing.-The Rev. I. j.
Harris occupied the pulpit at the union
service at the Methodist Church Sunday
eyenlng.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews
are home from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. {. Ray in Shclburne.-The Woodmen
gave a drill at the w. r. c. fair Thursday
evening. They acquitted themselves with
credit and it was enjoyed by a!l.-Mrs.
Kate Page sharp is spending few weeks
IN the West Mrs. Guy Irish of Norris
vile has been the guest of Mrs. Perry
Read Tor y wccll.-Misses Mary Wright
and Anna Patrick. who have been spend
ing the winter in California, leave this
week for the East. stopping at Elwood
and Lincoln, Neb.. en- routc.-Thc Rev.
Mr.. tontois held services sunday even
ing at Rhode Island corner
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

A large company OF the friends md
neiGhbors OF Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Isham
gathered at their pleasant home on
Fourth street Friday evening. March
II. to celebrate their silver wedding
Among those from out of town were a
party of &c relatives from the city,
who came in a barge drawn by -four
horses. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Douglass Of Monkton, and Mr.. and Mrs
&. T.. Bean of Essex Junction. Mr.
lsham and wife received many useful
presents Dancing and card playing
were the order of the evening. Music
was furnished by Mr.. Lee on the violin
accompanied by Miss Mossey on the
organ. Refreshments were served by
the children of the host and hostess
assisted by their young friends.-Mrs
Ira Bromley. who was thrown from Il
sleigh and quito seriously injured Is
improving,--S. ii. Tilley and daughter
Orinda. attended the e. \. r. ana
r. 4. fair in IIinesburgh last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Orrin Il. Rcade of Troy, y. y. is the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell Readc.-Lcwis Palmer from
Mortified high school is spending his
vacation at homc-l.uthcr Roscoe of
Weybridgc spent last week in town.
the guest of his son. Frank Roscoe,
and his daughter, Mrs. G. Grant.-E,
Hudson Converse. who has been con-
fined to his bed by sickness. is recov-
oring-B. r. Emo went to Bristol last
thursday to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Mrs. Carrie QuimhY-Miss Ella
Smith spent last week in Burlington as
the guest of Miss Mabel Ncsscr.-Miss
Alice Beers is recovering from an at
tack of German measles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ENosBURGH FALLS.

The work on the interior of the FrsO
National bank is approaching completion
and the management now expect To b'I
open for business Monday, April 3. Th'I
ca shier will be II. :. kimball VINO rel
Gently moved here from CRANKY, Que
School opened Monday, March ~. afte
two weeks of vacation.-L. II. Iomcroy n
home from Montpelier Seminary for a Va
cation of two wceks.-J y. Gibson, under
takcr who went to the eastern part fl
bakersfield to attend the funeral of Homet
Davis sunday. came near having scriJ
Gus trouble owing to high water IN several
small streams he attempted to cross. FurtI
unatclv, however, no damage except
soaking" rcsulted.-Mrs. Eugene ,Warl
ncr Hcnckins died at the home OF hcj
mother Saturday of tubercular trouhld
She leaves a husband and two children 4
O. Merrill &. l.. Marsh. NJ. L. Porloy. "A
l.. Marsh and T.. w. Draper of this llac1
y. C. Hammond and &. l.. Towlc II
Franklin and benjamin ". Goldsmith y
Co, Of Boston. have filed papers Will
the secretary of state tn become ncorpor i
atod with Il capital stock of $io,noo ~ M
owls Head Creamery association WORK Il
being pushed on the foundation for M
building which will be located north oI
and adjoining {. l.. Marsh's sris' NY II
from which power will be taken ana +"
expected to have il completed ANA i"'"1
by May il possible. +. W. Draper
the general manager,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Whltcomh OF p"'I
ham, Que. visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI
Phelps last week. Mrs. Whtcomh IS
sister of Mr.. Phclps.-Miss Georgia
Scott has returned from Bakorsneid
where she has been for several weeks
Mrs. l.. l.. Marsh and Mrs. j.. H. hrow|
were in Waterbury Saturday-rhe warn
weather of Friday and Saturday ma
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
BOLTON.

Carl Preston met with a very serious
accident Wednesday forenoon. Whlic
chopping limb from a tree the axe
glanced. striking him in the side. in
flicting a bad wound. a telephone mes
sage WIS sent to Or. James OF waterbury
but as it was not convenient for Or.
James to attend. DR.. Bdwell was called
upon. --Georgc Gill; an old and respected
citizen of this place. died last saturday
mt the home of his daughter. Mrs. u. u.
abin. Ne had been an invalid for several
years. Tho funeral service and intcrmcnt
wore IN Richmond. Tho floral offerings
were numerous and beautiful. son.
Henry. of Morctown and three daughters,
Mrs r. r.. Sabn. Mrs. Lizzie Chamber
lain Of Burlington and Mrs. Alma Small
Icy survive tho dcccascd.-i. II. Bishop
spent Sunday at his homo in town. lcav-
ing Monday for Boston.-Miss Neili"
q Bricn will teach the coming term IN
district NO > ana Miss Rose Carmen in
No. &c. +. Sabins returned from West
Tolton Tuesday, where he has been
caring for Il sick horse belonging to Sam
ucl York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WEsTFORD.

A. Chester Beach has gone to Albany,
y. v, to enter the business college,
Ora Norton has rented James II
Grows house and will move imme-
diately. Mr.. Norton expects TO turn
the barn into n paint shop.-A sur
prise party was given to Charles Mum
son. Jr., Thursday evening in honor
of his 44th hirthday.-Mr. and Mrs. h
a. Stone have a new piano.-Pcar
Irish hes rented the Potter farm ~
Sandcrson's Corners in Fairfa X.-Th'
Cloverdalc Creamery company pal,
Sal for February milk.
The two months old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harmon Macia died Tuesday night
with mcmbranous croup.-A. j. Austin
is i'll with pneumonia. --Anson BiXby went
to Undcrhill Wednesday, G. !" Bur
rift has stopped the practice of medicine
here. 1t is understood that he will locate
in Maine or Oklahoma.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ESSEX CENTER.

Dr. VI. a. Ladd. who married last Thurs
day Miss Edith \. Kisley ut the home
Of her parents in Bnghlmville. returned
home Monday.H. r. Hall commenced
his duties Tuesday as express messenger
from Barre to Montpelier Junction.
Browns river creamery paid T.S for
February mik.-I'red Mills. who has ship
ped his goods, will return with his family
to Lynn, Mass. this weck.-Thc high
water in Browns river prevented travel
Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
sHELBURNE.

Of a son, born March 81,
The Evcr-Ready Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Stoddard
Friday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Harrington expects to
start a class in kindergarten the first of
Arril,
]. Y. s. Mack, who has been in Cali
fornia for the past few months, returned
home yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs Ross Muzzy are the par
cnts Of a son, born March IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

brook. Manitoba, after n stay of several
weeks with their brother-in-law William
Flagg.-Ovcr +'O tickets We're sold to tho
Fort Ethan Allen minstrel show Friday
night. The affair was success in all
respects. and the entertainment was very
much appreciated.
4 meeting of ladies has been appointc cd
for Thursday at y. IN. at the Congrega-
tional vestry. for the purpose Of organic
ing Il Womans Christian Temperance
unon.-1'he Christian Endcavor society
ar" considering the possibility of inviting
the State convention of the y. =. S. c. t.
tn come Ia Richmond this year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ST. JoHNsBURY.

Capt. a. r. Hawlcy, commander or
chambcrln Post. No. I, c. n. r.. 1T st.
Jchnshury died 1T his homo hero Mon
day. Tie was horn in Danvilc in 1894
and had lived in this town since he VAS
n Young man. II" was captain of Com
rnny G. Sth Vermont regiment. and
served throughout tho entire war. Hc
married Maria VIII, Sci tcmhor 30 1895.
and she died only Il week ago. Tic leaves
.iic son. .hrrc grandchildrcn and Il sister
III Chicago. Chamhcilin Post will assist
tho pastor Of tho BAPTIST Church in the
f,trcral scrVicc which will bc held on
I thursday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
JERICHO.

Melvin Small started business IN the
r'occry store purchased of o. c. Grace
Saturday morninp.--Wilam Folsom has
purchased of Mrs. Chase of Loon Lake
the house known rs the Dr. Howe place.
MIS-. Como won't Saturday to tnjcrhill
to sec her daughter. Mrs. W. y BON. who
is in very poor health
MIR. and Mrs. Cherries Jackson and
daughter Marion, of darlington were
visiting in town Saturdav.-Frcd Rand
cane up from burlington saturday to
spend SUNDAY Will, his parents, the Rev.
ANA Mrs. Rand There will he Il roll
call ut tho Congregational Church We'd
nesdny OF this week - u. Williams is
moving to the house that has becn oc-
cupicd by NJ. B. Small.
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RICHMOND.

George Gill, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. NJ. Sabns. in Boston.
March Is. at the advanced age of 90 years.
The funeral was held Monday March ~.
at Richmond The interment was in
River View cemotory.-AIrs. Walter Full
Ter has gone tn spend few days visiting
her mother. Mrs. 4. w. Jacobs. in Lex
ington Mass.-Mrs. Henry Pratt is quite
sick. 1t is feared pneumonia may de-
vclop.-Miss Tress Bennett OF Burling-
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Il. I.eney.-N. A. Bullard and NJ q.
Leary were in town Saturday on legal
busncss.-The Central Vermont railroad
have just installed a pumping station
at Jonesvllc. taking water from the
river for their water tanks. They will
run their pumps night and day for tho
prosent.-Mrs. Frank Frishett is suffer
ing from the effects of sticking nail
in her foot--Matt Barney and wife re-
turned yesterday to their home in Crane