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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-23

Schools. Scranton, Pa.
Salem, Or, April 20, 1904
International Correspondence
Gentlemen; In reply 10 your
request asking for my opinion
OF your schools as a student
will say | am we'll pleased with
your methods OF instruction
and the faculty you have OF
making your lessons 80 plain
and easily understood. Anv
person with a common school
education cannot help but Be
benefited by pursuing a course
In which he Is interested
In 80 far as have pursued
my course, could not suggest
any way 10 improve your meth.
DDS OF instruction. I beg 70
remain, Yours truly
FRED A LEGO
Class l. A. c, 625.Ss4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

prised Of Il part Of the farms known Is
the Dickerman and Wills farms.
Ransom Granger. about ~ years old,
died yesterday morning at his home In
Bethel Gilead. Mr.. Granger appeared
TO be in good health and the day be-
fore he worked all day In the WOODS
saving wood and went to bed that
night feeling we'll and to all appear
anccs in the best Of health. In the
carly morning when he awokc he was
taken with a vomiting spell and DIED
in very few minutes. Mr. Granger
lived on his farm in Bethel Gilead for
many years and was "a much respected
citizen and neiehbor. lie is survived
by q wife and n daughter eight years
old He is also survived by one sister
Mrs. Russell Woodward. who lives in
C;ilead. The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Miss Vcda May little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Archer. died yesterday
after II very short illness with acute
bronchial congestion. The funeral ar
engagements have not been completed.
| a son was born Tuesday. January "a
to DR.. and Mrs. George W. Scott.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

The funeral o. Itiland @. HARRISON was
held Saturday morning at 1890 from the
home of his brother. ". ". Harrison. on
lark street Tic bearers were Nuch.
Daniel and Thomas Scarer and Frank
Flint Tho Rev w. S Smart orficiatca
a,.d T.. \. Miller had charge. 'rhe inter.
u.cut was in Evergreen cemetery at Pitts
ford Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral we've Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Will:ont of Coucorda, Kans.
Miss Mary Lynch. for the past five
years bookkeepcr for the Brandon Pub
fishing company, has resigned her posi-
ton and has gone to Rutland where she
has a similar position with tn. futile
co
Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, who has been
III for Tho past fcw months. dicd TUESDAY
at he, II, mo in Pittsford. she was ~
years ri 3.c. The funeral vii! hc helu
from the house Friday at ono O'Clock
! H. a. P"arse is able TO b" ont. having
/ been confined to his hocso since last
/ Octobcr
| Patrick Kelley of Pittsford was arrested
Tuesday afternoon by Officer Phelps and
'vae taken To the Jail, wE.rc he remained
until yesterday morning. when he wa
fined b and costs Of $50 for intoxca,ion
Tie paid his fine. Justice briggs presided
| l.. l.. Lane is spending this week WITH
| his family on Park street.
Miss Minnie Sanders has returned e
hcr home at Tarrabee's Point
! The art class mot last evening at tn,
graded school building After the liter
airy programme a social hour was spent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Minnie G. Harris. who vas recent
" reported s., dangerously i'll. Is greatly
improved and is able to sit up.-Ralph.
son of f. Q. Hadlock, has the scarlc,
fe,er.-Books will be opened on February
s for subscription for shares to the cap
ital stock in the Valley Savings Bank e.
Trust company. Incorporated ut the last
cession of the legislature and to be To-
Gated at this pace.-I.ast September a
Young fellow working for Arthur Hardy
stole a watch belonging to Mrs. Hardy
and skipped. A few days ago the fellow
was lodged in St. Johnshury jail and
telephone communications resulted IN the
vAtt9 being recovered from his posses
siO,, Mrs. Myrtle Clark has completed
Fer work as clerk in tho Seavcr store
2nG will return for Il ti'Ic to ;hc home
of her parents in Dunkin. y. (e.-Schools
in this village are closed 'lirint, ;nS pres.
cnt week Mrs. Sarah Rams1ell went tC
Worcester. Mass. Saturday noon to WISH
hei son, Iiarrv.--A genuine surprise party
was given Miss Rachel Hammond Satur
Cay evening by her school irnrds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
WEsTFIELD.

..J.ast Friday evening the Rev. A. s,
BOle OF Coventry gave his lecture on
The "Yell,wstone National Park" IN the
Congregational Church for the benefit
of the new church fund. Mr. Bole' :
compensation being merely II vote Of
thanks The lecture was very fine, both
in matter and delivery. combining the
rather unusual combinations of being
instructive and highly interesting. Mr..
Eoles former newspaper experience add
ed much to his style.--Ci,y VI. Farman,
civil engineer at Johnstown. Pa. for the
,last year. returned to- his home a few
dams ago In poor health caused by over
work. especially night work. The physi-
clans at the hospital where he was for
a time express hopes for his complete
recovery with complete rest. t'ls brother
Harold Farman. went 10 Johnstown tc
accompany hn home.A large number
from this place went TO Troy last Frida
IN attend the funeral of James Hart
we'll a young fellow from this town wh'
died after a short illness with typhoit
pnoumonia. Bernie Gilbert has sold hi
cyprcss route tn Newport to Georg'
Eoot.-Mrs o. l.. Wright has been spend
ing n few days with her mother at New
port. Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Goddar'
spent saturday and Sunday at Newport
The meetings at the Congregations
Church have had very small attend
anco much Of the time this winter-Mrs
T.. T.. GilmOn is quite sick. --D1"iIe
rravsr has been quite sick, but is abb
10 be ,p and out OF doors little now
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
PARISH HOUSE BLESSED.


Yesterday. the feast Of St Paul. WAS
a nota BILE day in st. PalllS parish. mark
ins. as il did, the blessing of the lew
parish house. the construction of whicf
has occupied much of The time and
attention of the parishioners during tho
past wear The occasion had lons beer
looked forward to with pleasurahlo an
ticipation md tho Only disappointment,
yesterday was the absence Of the Rt
Rev 4 4. A. Hall, who was to nave
taken "A prominent part in IN" services
Bishop Han has Just returned from Il.
extended trip through Canada, Ma and
New Hampshire. and having contracted
n severe cold was unable to leave hi
house yesterday.
At a. m. there was a celebration o,
holy communion, followed at a. M by
morning PRAYER The principal service
| began at II Il. m. with tho colehra or
| Of the holy communion in the church
Al the close Of the service in I've
church the congregation followed the
clergy and choir into the parish house
where services Of bencdiction were hold
in both the parish hall and the Chapel
The Rev. Mr.. Bliss OBLIGATED, assisted
hy the other clergymcn Mr. bliss also
made few remarks in which he spoha
with feeling Of the labor Of construction
and Of the significance az the bni'dihs
to the Parish At the close Of the serN
.ces all who desired were invited IN IT
spect the new building and many aNall'"
themselves of the opportunity, The nu''o-
is ample and elegant and viii MI 'o,h
felt need in IT, Panfs parish The ma"
of the several apartments. as wei ~
tho uses to which they are 10 he devote ~
havc already been described in the lV's
Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Albert W. Somcrvllc. for the past four
years employed at the local Central YER
mon freight Office. the last two years
cashier, has been appointed station agent
at Amherst, Mass. and went last week
to assume the duties of his new posi-
ton Mr., Somervile has since ne resided
in this city, been active IN V NJ &. A.
work ard both he and his wife are prom
incnt members OF Trinity Methodist
Church.
The Vermont Chemical company and
| the Gilbort-Rist Optical company. both of
| Burlington. filed Thursday articles of in
| corporate in the office az the secretary
of state. The first named has capital
stock Of $4,000 divided into 1910 shares Of
$40 each ami is organized for the purpose
of manufacturing and selling chemicals
and drugs The optical company has a
capital stock of Sl,o"o divided into 100
shares of SO each. and is organized for
the purpose of dealing in optical nsiru-
mcnts.
| The warn comes from Pasadena. Cal.
that Mrs Addc Jewctt Magoun, formerly
of this city. was recently married Ia DR..
Hiram A. Reid Of tina, city Tho doctor
advertised for wife and Mrs. Magoun =
reply one IF II, pleased him 50 much that
the services Of clergyman were soon
needed to round out the romance.
| Mrs George Wood. daughter OF Charles
Merrill. formerly Of this city, died on
tn, 18th at Wnch"ndon, Mass The
deceased was a cousin Of City Clerk i. u
Merrill
Hdiutant General w H. Gilmore, who
WAS in the city Friday, recently re-
turned from Washington, p. e.. whore
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
WATERBURY.

The Ladies Aid society met yestsrday
afternoon with Mrs, Bdwcll
The reference for Bible study At The
Bible study class at the Methodist church
will be from Rcv. i: :.
The cottage prayer meeting ~ the \.
g.. Church this week will be held AZ the
home of John Preston.
Walter Hazclton who has been ILL., is
convalescent
Mrs. blanche lIlls has begun work at
tn" holNc of Mrs Fred Lease,
Miss Mabel Beers. who has been III At
q. r.. Moo1y's, is convalescent.
The second degree was conferred on 2
candidate at the Odd Follows meeting
last evening.
T.. .. FOSTER has moved INTO the Grave
house on Main street
Erwin Cooley. who has been IN New
York for a f"w days. has returned
Silas Rowcll, who mas hoen confined 10
the house by illness Tor the past few
DAYS is cnnNalcsccnt.
The boys high school basket ball team
go to Montpelier next SATURDAY evening
n play with the Montpelier heh schoo
team.
Mrs. Lincoln t'rossett who has beei
i'll is convascent.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. Carl 9. Marshall was IN Barre
over Sunday the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs Arthur Johnson.-Mrs l.. a. Siearns
expects to go to Brushton, y. V, in few
days to remain until warm weather.
Whist club met with Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter OBryan last Thursday evening"
Members Of the Grange anu Good Temp
lars AMI other friends We're invited tn
H. r. Hill's last Friday evening. large
company enjoyed the hospitality of MIR.
AM Mrs. Hill. The weather and roads
were perfect. Games were played and
lgnt refreshments Wcr" srNed.-l. {,
G1cy went tn Burlington Tuesday for a
W. ok : visit
The next meeting OF Harmony Pomona
Grange will b" held at Waterbury Cen
ter the second Wednesday in February
The programme will be as follows: Sing
np by tho combined grange choir roll
call to which every ono will respond witt
a quotation from some Vermont poet
soprano solo. Mrs. l.. A. Lyon. question
"What Is Your Opinion of the l-cslsla
turc of l9o4 and Its Work." opened by
e. &. Smith and VI. II. Hill followed by
Expressions from all. singing by th'
Waterbury, grange choir; question
what Position Should Woman Occupy
in Politics and on the Farm" opened by
Mrs. C. c. smith and Mrs. Alamo Gerry
followed by expressions from all othe
ladies: reading, Mrs Martha Graves
song T. G.. Sherwin, "tiow Can We In
crease the Fertility of the FARM? :
rnrcr by Harvey Robinson; singing h.
the grange choir. The nblic will III
| admitted III the afternoon wheh tth
nrOcramne will he given.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
NEWPORT.

Thomas e.. Camp is learning the city
water works business and is to be the
superint erdent hereafter.
Mrs. Lucy Corey IAmberts clerk, has
gone to Lowell. Mass, to care for her
mother, who is i'll there.
Miss Grace Gardne. who has worked
for T.. Lane for some time, went "a
Boston recently and was taken i'll and
died. Her body arrived here Monday
We are informed that Big irouty 4
Nfiler's lumber mill at Bigclow, Nc
was burned to the ground. The par
1culars have not been received, but
there must be large loss. 1t was par
italy insured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
BENSON.

1,r j. r. Mahana. who was born in
this town. but has spent most of his
life of 60 years in the West. occupied
tho Methodist pulpit last Sunday night
in tho absence Of the pastor, tho Rev.
Leroy y. Tnylor.--Mrs. Alvira Chcsbro
of Orwell came here last Saturday and
will board at William Browns for the
prcsont.-Mrs. T.. ". Sherman is stop
ping i'm South SALISBURY for a few
days.---Thc wife of tho Congregational
pastor. Mrs Irving II. Childs. is in
Amherst. Mass, but will return next
weck.-t;corSc Griswold plays a violin
in the Methodist choir.--Mrs. William
Keith. who has been very sick with
pneumonia. is improving.--A &. Moore
is soon to move from Hiram Offcnscnd' $
firm to o Ii. BMmp'S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

cided to release Harry Foster of Barre
who was committed to Jail sometime ago
on a close execution for a debt due A.
NJ. Morrison of Barre.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of
George W. Burgess Of Barre was held sat
urday forenoon in bankruptcy court ana
Thomas II. Cave, Jr., Of Bnrre was APP
pointed trustee.
Julia, widow Of Tufield Cayhue. died
at midnight Sunday night at the home
Of George Cayhue, her son. The deceased
was S. years old and was native OF st.
Anthony. p. q. For the past four years
she had been confined 10 her bed with
rheumatism, Funeral services we're held
from ST. Auguslincs Church wednesday
morning and burial was in the Catholic
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ A. Goodwin OF San
Francisco. Cal, are visiting at the home
Of Deacon George Goodwin at East Mont
pelicr Center
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

Of logs all in at the mill and Pima Parker
is rnshing his as rapidly as possible. --
Justin Tucker OF Barre has been spending
fcw days in town visiting relatives. -
James Iillotson. who fell and received
broken bones and bad sprains some weeks
ago, remains about the same--P. +. Dan
ie!s has finished his lumber Jo, for t. A.
Heath. -I1erN,e Downing has been i'll the
past week with rheumatism Harry
Allen was in Wajtsfied Monday
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TROY.

Harold Peck is in Newport helping
arout the wiring Of the -four sheds Al
len Tall and Mehlon Carey have cach
had a foot cut wnilc chopping WOO" -
Mrs. Barlow of FIolyoks. Mass, has been
the guest of Mrs Peter Martin. her SISTER
Carrie Hartwel. accompanied ny hcr
uncle Mr.. Clement. was called mere
frcn, MICHIGAN to attend the fuEera! OF
James Hartwell. james iiartwcl'. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Hartwen, died OF
pneumonia or Tuesday. January il AT
the residence of Dr. +. S. Gray where
no was employed. He mas "A years OF
a.c and was Il young man Win many
friends and no enemies. Tho funeral was
held AT the Methodist Church on FRIDAY
:tnd the attendance was large. Inc EHV.
s. g. Lewis of Barton Landing offciatcd.
assisted by the Rev. NJ. W. Farfnan of
Westfcd He leaves many relatives Ia
mourn his loss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
SOUTH WOODBURY..

News Is received Of the recent death Of
Mrs. Robert Brown. when took place
at her home near Bostou fter long and
patient suffering. Sho possesscd many
good qualities and her many friends will
sincerely mourn the To- Of this young
life She leaves husband and young
son who have the sympathy Of this COM
munity AT the annual meeting Of the La =
dies Aid. the following officers were
elected President, Mrs John Morse.
v.ce-prosidcnt, Myrtle Lance; secretary
and treasurer. Mis-. 81 20 sumner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
WAITSFIELD.

The annual meetne of the Waits
field Creamery company was held
Tuesday January Il. at q. \. r. hall,
with good attendance of the stock
holders The reports Of the several Of
t.cers showed that tlic company was
in a good prosperous condition. hav-
ing made during the past year 49,
.l3,5 lbs. of butter, ii gain over the
amount made in 1903 Of $4,000 lbs. The
old board of officers were reelected
as follows: Directors Geo. w. Wallis.
T.. r. Wilder, r. r. Palmer, f. a. Bragg,
and j. T. Berry; auditors. }. u. Thomp-
son, Il. n. Prentis, and q. NJ Jones was
elected AS 3rd auditor. III plac" OF l."
Richardson, deceased. ON saturday
evening tn" board Of directors met and
| organized by the election of the follow
ing officers; President. +. T. Wild"r:
vice prcsidcnt T.. n. Palmer; treasurer.
+. B. Gaylord. secretary ana business
manager, George w. WaliS.-Eli Leg
| gett. who has lived tie past Two years
| in the tenement house of j. H. NELL
! has moved his family to Washington. -
| \ public meeting undor the auspices
| of the state tuberculosis commission
| VIII he held at the !. .. q. r. nan III
| his village on Friday. January ~ AZ
| 80 p, m. al which the members ~
| that commission, Dr. u. D. circuit o'
| Waterbury, and tho Hon. Henry Ba!'
| lard Of burlington, will he the princ''
| pal speakers. Every one is cordially
| invited to attend this meeting when Is
entirely free to all. and il is hoped tha'
IA goodlN number of the people or lh''
valley will avail themselves of this op
portunity to learn more Of the cause
ana prevention of this terribly rata
disease, The annual missionary ser
mon Will be preached at the Methodis
Church next Sunday morning, January
20, by the pastor. the Rev. r. NJ
Barnes.
FAYSTON.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

Thomas Gilman'= little child mas oee''
cer,. sick hut is now ON the e'ii'-"''S =
y. u. peavey is suffering with crNsip,'as'
Sidney Clapper and Jennie Eiooo were
married the 17lh.-Thc Foresters "i H'H
nour Camp, NJ. W. A.. with othcr NOM
hers went tn Island Pond IN" evening "'
The 18th and assisted in w0:ki"s Il h'"
members of Mount Bluff Camp n ''H'
lnnouct was served them ana an r. Tor
, fine timc.--Nrs Martha (Marsm w h't'
Hill died the 18th. She leaves h"snan"
and son to mourn her loss. als' u nr"'he'
and sister and a hos, of friends "e
school at the Center closed FRIDAY even
iry with an exhibition, which was chJ"N-
cd by a houseiul of the parents ahc
friends Miss Gibson has taught hc''
several terms aud has given "n'lrc SAT
isf1ctiOn,
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TORESTDALE.

Guy Bump. Mrs Orman Par,low. +. l.
Partlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bur7p and
two children were in Pittsford W'dnss
day to attend the wedding Of Mss Nellie
Lawrence to Orlin Rogers of Rutland
Loren t.aston and daughter. Julia. of
Cas,let m visited at l.. NJ Bakers re-
ccntly.-Mrs Cornelius Collins was call
ed tn Massac husetts last weel; by the
death of her brother. The third Of IA
series of dime socials was held at J. G.
Ecrnor's Wednesday evening.
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GAYSVILLE.

r. e. Allen OF Randolph has arrived
and taken possession of his mill recently
purchased Of Charles Spaulding John
Gay Of Boston has been calling on old
friends in town.-The Mite society met
Wednesday OF this week with Mrs. Mary
Snith.-The engagement Of Mrs. Alice
Sargent of this place and Mr.. Judd OF
Pittsficld is announred.-Miss Mary
Boutwnll is confined 10 tho house by Ill
moss also Mrs. r. y. Gould-Mrs Fran.
Cutting Of Lebanon. y. ". and +, \
Goodell of Hanover were in town the frs
Of the week tn attend the funeral Of their
brother William CiodclL Mrs. Cornelia
Taggart and daughter. Harriette, arc
spending two weeks with relatives n
Pennington. ~ H.--The topic of the de-
votional meeting OF tho Helping Hand
club January - Is Getty Evangelization: -
leader. Miss Grace Flut.-William Good
ell died suddenly at his home on South
Hill Friday morning. the cause OF his
death being heart failure He was born
in Rochester 60 years ago, but has spent
most of his life in this town Since tho
death Of his mother. about five years
ago. he. with two other brothers have
lived alone The funeral was attended
Monday afternoon by the Rev. ]. W.
Niller-The StockbridCe school has been
closed for the present on account Of
c,rl,t fever. 4 child OF Edward Norton
| * III with it and it is feared several
children were exposed before IT was
known what the disease was.-Roya1
Goodcl j.. very i'll with inflammation ~
IN. bowels. oliver Dumas and Miss
Iylo treeIan both Of this place, We're
married SATURDAY evening N Bethel
/ ga r
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRADFORD.

Allen Flanders of Boston is visiting
his father, NJ. G. Flanders.-J. NJ Taylor
was called to Barton Landing last week
tc see his mother, who is critically i'll -
j.. w. Doe has been very i'll at Woods
vile ~ H.. for n week-Petcr MacQuecn
will deliver his lecture, "rhc Expansion
of America" January q in village hall.
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WORCESTER.

H. l.. Abbott, John McAvoy and Sam
uel Segel OF Montpelier, Henry Eaton OF
Richmond. George Gu -nea Of Roxbury
Burton Leonard of Mddlosex. Mrs. T.
w Flanagan of Morctowu, Mr.. and Mrs
George ". Wheeler ana Miss Pearl Stone
of Barre and Err Wh,oler of Hardwick
were visitors in town 'ast week.-F. J
Taylor is moving to George Ripley
house at the corner -ETnost Carr lost his
horse last Friday.-Mr and Mrs. Clai!
Templcton pleasantly entertained :
large party of their Dung friends a
whist last THURSDAY evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
WEST HAVEN.

CT Friday. January %. Sllas
.IakNaN and wife threw open their home
IN honor Of their 18Th marriage annivcr-
s.rv About ono hundred guests congrat-
nlatcd tho couple on the passage of thu
wears and had a most pleasant socia
evening An elegant parlor suit and nu
merous articles Of silver remain as per
mancnt reminders of the occasion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
NORTHrIELD.

Amasa Persons. aged Is, died at the
home Of his stcpdaughter, Mrs. William
Washburn. in Springfield, on Thurs
day. Mr.. Persons had been great
sufferer for the past eight years from
loco ataXia. The body was brought
hero Monday and taken To tho undertake
ing parlors Of Chase r. Eoys. The fu-
neral was held Tuesday at :: 30 p. m. III
tho t'nivcrsalist Church. the Rev. Waite,
Dole officiating. Burial vas ia Elm
wood cemetery. Mr.. Persons leaves 'hf'e
daughters and two sons. He was IN the
employ of the Central Vermont Railway
company as yardmaster here for about
40 years.
The new hail at the south village was
dedicated Friday night by \ social party
and dance. Music was furnished by
Chases orchestra.
George Lowell, who has been employed
as superintendent of the Green Mountni ii
Canning company for tho last eight o
nine years, has resigned his position.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Fred Scer is putting steam engine
into the 4, ID. Spaulding saw mill James
Wilson is able TO be out after a severe
illness with mumps and grip. His daugh-
ter Marjorie. is also improving. The
ma sducrade and progressive peanut So
cial given by the commercial class of the
academy proved to be a very interesting
and pleasant occasion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

estate to II. O. Ward OF Mor"to~n-
James NJ. Thompson was n John B.
Thompsons over Sunday.-There was Il
social party at the Mccullough brothers
January Is A large company was pres
ent AMI refreshments were serred.-John
Il. Thompson was in Montpelier Satur-
day The Hon. Zed ). stanton OF EoN-
bury was in town ON legal business last
week. There was Il surprise party at
Edward Cutters rccs ntly.