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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-06
STATE Y. N. c. A.
Meets at Bath for 33d
Annual Convention,
H. c. Day, Auburn, Chairman
Large Attendance.
Papers and Discussions Begin--A Banquet
Served, Friday Evening.

Bath, Me-, May 5.-The thirty-third
convention of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Maine. began, late
today, and will continue until Sunday
night. After listening to an address
by S. ID. Gordon of Cleveland. Ohio,
which was general discussion, of Y.
VI. Z. a. work. the members at 345
o'clock, organized the convention. II.
c. Day of Auburn. was elected chair
man. Rev. John s. Penman, Bangor
spoke on Evangelism In The Y. NJ. c.
Ats Place-Its Kind Adjournment
was taken then until this evening and
Il banquet was served
Before the banquet, a brief business
session was held and the following Of
ficerS elected.
President. Rev. G. w. Hmcklcy of
Hinckley: vice presidents. Rev. Ed
ward Marsh of Waterville. J. H. True
of Portland, and Prof. George F.. Files
of lewiston; secretaries, w. :. Cole
man of Lewiston. Charles Peare OF
Bangor, and George WoOdhall of Rock
port.
At the banquet. which was held in
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium, Mayor
Crosby made an address of welcome,
which was responded to by George w.
+. Barrows of Bangor.
Other after-dinner speakers and their
topick were:
John F. Moore of New York, on
"RailrOad Work.; c. X. ODER of New
York. on "City Associations of Ameri-
ca; c. c. Kitchener of New York, on
"Industrial Work of the International
Committee; Rev. G. w. Hinckley of
Hinckley, on Boys Works"
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JOHN 3. DONOVAN.
Was Prominent Democrat and Lawyer
formerly United States Marshal.

Biddeford. Me, May 5.-A special to the
Donovan. referee In bankruptcy and one
of the best known attorneys in western
Maine. died suddenly. Thursday night.
His death was caused by the bursting OF
a blood vessel He was marshal under
Pres. Cleveland: a former member Of the
State Legislature and at one time chair
man of the Democratic State committee
He was educated at the Pennington
Normal school from which he was grad
mated in 1875 He was married about %
years ago to Miss Ella Emery. daughter
of Hon. William Emery of Alfred. Mrs
Donovan. three sons and three daugh-
ters survive him.
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A STRONG SENTENCE,
Common Seller Finer 5000 and Four
Months in Jail at Auburn.

Auburn, Me-. May 5.-Judge Spear,
who is presiding at he supreme court.
sentenced TREBLE st. Hiliare of Lewis
ton. to four months in the county Jail
and fine of $500, fOllr months addi-
tionai to be served if the fine is not
paid, This afternoon. The case upon
whici. st. Hiliare was sentenced was for
common seller, second offense 1t was
placed on the special docket i'm Septem-
Der 1902. St Eiliare was indicted at the
present term OF court On search and
seizure ana common seller
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Arraigned at Skowhegan, FRI
day, and Pleads Not Guilty
Of Assault With Intent to Kill,
but He Is Held.
Hard Cider and Hard Business Feelings a
Bottom Of Ike Affair.

SkoNhcgan, Me, May 5.-Herbert l..
Mason Of canaan. who was arrested,
lasl night. on complaint Of George Pot
Tie. . nci%hbor. was arraigned IN the
municipal court. today. on the charge
of aseault with intent to kill. lie plead
"a not guilty. but probable cause was
found for holding him for the Septem-
BIER term of the supreme court.
Tho principal witnesses for the state
were Tho complainant. his mother. Mrs.
Anur GirAsom. and Herbert Rand. who
testified that without prOvOcation, Ma
son fired three shots from u revolver
1T F.ttlc ANA Mrs. Gleacon while they
were driving in front 81 Itand'S house.
No defence. was offered by counsel for
Mason.
Hard cider figured conSlicIoualy in
Continued ON Page Eighth
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Conditions and General Forecast

Washington. May 5.-Low tempera-
lures continue in the. Northeast and
there has been a marked fall in the
middle Atlantic states. The tempera
ture changes will be generally unim-
portant. The winds along the New Eng
land and middle Atlantic coast will be
light to fresh south.
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UNAVOIDABLE TO sToEssEL.
Investigation Of Port Arthur Surrender
Makes a Bad SHOWING.

London. May 5.-According to the st.
Petersburg correspondent Of the Stand
ard. the evidence taken by the commits
sion that is investigating the surrender
Of Port Arthur has been uniformly un-
favorable to Gen. Stocssel. tending to
Justify the recriminations that have
been made. Witnesses who served under
him have testified tina: he rarely went
from his headquarters. ana that he Dc.
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
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SQUADRON SAiLED7
Rojestvensky Notifies French Of Pro.
posed Departure Of the Squadron.

Saigon. Cochin-C China. May 5.-The
Russian Division near Honkohe bay. q
short distant north of Kamranh bay,
was, May 2. preparing to leave Its
mornings the following day. Admiral
ROjestvensky had previously Informed
the French authorities Of its pro-
posed departure.
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BLACKSTONE
CLIO AR s
EACH CIGAR STAMPED WATT { BOND.

Notwithstanding the fact that 1904 dull year the 1oc
cigar trade sales of this brand any other wear in
their history and in the quarter ending April first 1905, each
month showed substantial increase over the corresponding
month of the 1904 What further proof of the mered
popularity OF this cigar be required? Annual sales anv
millions ahead of other cigar made in Boston or New
England. -
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Boston Forecast.

Boston, May 5.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity: Generally cloudy,
probably without rain. Saturday and
Sunday; light southerly winds.
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FAIR AND WARNER,

Washington. May 5.-FOrecast for
New England: Fair and warmer. Sat-
urday. Sunday. fair; fresh south
winds.
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The steamer Roosevelt was attached

The steamer Roosevelt was attached
three times, Thursday. at Portland. bv
T. Snow & Co. Of Rockland for s1OO0
tho DUPLEX Roller Bushiny Co. of Bel.
cost for $1,000. and ]. A. & w, Bird 2,
~ If Boston. for $500. These attach
,,,ants run against Mckee & Dix. the
h,,ilders. and do not in any way affect
the vessel or Commander Peary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-06

San Francisco. May 5.-Jimmy Britt
won his fight from Jabez White Of
England, tonight. in the Goth round.
being given the decision after having
White almost out and the fight stopped
by the police. The fight was very even
for the first 10 rounds, and then Britt
commenced to show his staying uuali-
ties and superiority over the English
man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WEST BERKSHIRE

me fourth quarterly meeting for West
Berkshire, East ans South Franklin. will
he held at the latter place Sunday morn
me- March 2G.-Mrs. T.. y. Austin and
Mrs. y. c. Derby attended the district
meeting of the q. r. S. at burlington
Thursday and Friday.--Miss Hattie Roy
ers pleasantly entertained "a few friends
Monday "v,ning.-Lce Derby went To
East Fairfield last week whore he has
emlioNneni,-The Eagle club gave a very
enjoyable whist party in F'orcsters' hall
"Wednesday evening of last week Re-
ntSiinthts of cake and coffee were
served prize winners were Mrs w. A.
Smith and T.. NJ. Jcnfords of berkshire
Centre. Miss Minnie Capron H. visiting at
the homo OF Mr. ana Mrs. J. r.. roof in
St Adams.
The fourth quartely meeting of
West Berkshire East ard South frank
I'm Will he held at South Franklin next
sunday at one o'clock. y. m. Presiding
Elder G. $. Nutter Will preach
and administer the sacramcn, of the
Lords Supper. u, Nuttcr viii also
preach at West berkshire Sunday even
iEg at seven o'clock D. n. Tho fourth
Quarterly conference will he held hv DR.
Nuiter at South Franklin Monday the
Naw died at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning
from tho effects of the grin, in her SD
year 1hc funeral will he held at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. II. f. Weld.
Thursday at ii O'Clock n. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
JOHNSON.

Mrs Willard Gray fon on the ice
Monday morning breaking an arm.--
NJ. q. Heath spent sunday with his par
onts hcro.-Mrs ". H. Stcrns spent Il
part of last week in IIardwick.-Mrs.
George GigGs from Rutland is visiting
relatives hcre--Mrs. j. l.. Pierce has
bought the late W. e. Doanc residence
on Railroad street Edward Nolan has
gone to Fletcher TO work for Mrs. Zina
Chasc.--T. j. Baker are soon to visit
their son in Montclair. ~ J.--Mrs H.
W. Newton visited her brother last
weck.--Thc *. of F. boys from Hard
wick came here last Friday night and
helped work TWO candidates on the
last two degrces.-The Rov !. +. John
son was in town last Saturday.--A very
pleasant home wedding occurred 1T
the residence of II. +. Kellogg last
Saturday night when their eldest
daughter. Bessie WAS united in mar
riage to Ned Carr of Worcestcr.-II
ii. Adams shipped a car Of stock from
here Tuesday morning to Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
NORTH HERO.

There was Il social hop at James a.
Tuhhor"s Wednesday night and the
North Hero orchestra furnished the
muSic.-1herc has been oonsidera ME mov-
in" this spring. Dan Bird going to Pot
tei's Island, Silas Fcrrii to KNIGHTS Is
land Elder Cameron to Buffers Is
land, Warren Donaldson to Grant Isle
Oliver Cameron to St. Albaus Point
Warren 'rul"igh to G.. l.. iiHzen's Her
men tldrld to J.. j. Farrclls, George
cameron from Woods to North Island
hr Minckl"r. from Grand Isle To
Matthew p"dds farm At the Getty"
Matthew Dudds has moved 10 South
BURLINGTON and William Iazon has
bout ut = farm in ;rand Isle and moved
March l-Alhort IIhbard has bought \
house III Swauton and after this v.nr
VIII LEI his farm and move there to 1--we.
NJ abel fiazon is home after teaching
~ weeks school in Swanto,.-Nrs.
Ro's'na Chamberlain of Hiawatha Kan
sis who has beer spending the winter
among relatives left town last week and
after short visit in York State will
start for homo about May l.-pawson
McGregor has SOLD his trotting mare
Lady ALRIGHT to Mr.. Cavaraugh of
Pittsburgh ana four davs aftorward.
MI Davis of iosto" came lIp 10 buy her.
-C, 7 iiaZrn and wife spont last week
visiting relatives in Essen, jericho and
tndcrhill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
GEORGIA..

Mrs. Rogenc Hale passed several days
WIN Mrs. Louisa Wood last weck.--The
Poh"ra' services of Mrs. Jed Ballard were
''" at TN Baptist Church THURSDAY
Pn"rhihf the Rev. Thomas Adams off
i''ins' The bearers were brothers of
Ff' d''eased, large number of friends
ihh relatives attended the services. Mrs.
i'ailard Is survived by husband ard n
fon nine days old, also a mother and
several b others and sisters nv wbor,
shc will be greatly misscd.-Miss En,o.
gene " ood is i'll with tho grin
Porter Ballard Of Binghamville aoco,x
panied by his mother and little dauyh.
Der. la, visited his aunt, Mrs. Mari,
Rankin recently. Eleven from here ,t-
ended the Sunday school conference a,
st. Adams last Friday and especially en-.
toyed the able address by DR.. Joseph
Clark in the evening. -Sugaring has not
begun although few trees are tappcd.-
Horace CaSnell drove the Rev. William
|-lark's team ia him at Hardwick last
week returning by train visiting in John
Bon on the way back.-The sick at Bradley
Posts are better William Johnson Is
moving from the farm recently sold 10
Mrs. Collins.
Miss Genie Wood has been confined tu
! he house with the grin also Il. A. Wood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Jessie Carpenter of Encsburgh
Falls, who has been visiting friends in
town returned home Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Shepherd of Sutton, T.. O., were
guests of Mrs. Emily Royce last week
K. a. Paul and r. l.. Wilson attcndc Il
the automobile show in Poston last week
Mrs Marcia Green is quite ill.-Miss
R"b1 Wilcox Ot Newport is visiting at
Mr.. Powell s.--Nirs. Fred Farricr and
Mrs. Arthur Mckinney of Rchrord
were guests of Mrs. T.. II. Combs last
week.-Mrs. T.. l.. Washburn AMI Mrs H.
L.. Wilson attended the second annual
convocati',n Of the Eighth District o. r..
=. at burlington last Thursday March
16.-Tho Monday Evening: club me ct with
Mrs j. Stafford, Jr, toIIc "rhr Nofmans.
Norman Founders and History Of the
MurnianS up to Their Removal 10 Salt
Lake City" NJ. !. Odds. "Normlms Who
Have Distinguished Themselves in Poll
tics ut Washington" Mrs. L. ". Paul,
"rhc E.vile of Mormonson nnd How
Education Has Bcttored Thcm,' the Roy.
r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
SWANTON.

Miss Pearl Butterfcld Of this place
Will succeed Miss Merriam rs teacher in
the second primary department next
term.
Mrs. Carrie Blake goes to New York
in few days for visit of several
wckes with her daughter.
The manager and members of the
local "Charlic's Aunt" company. go to
liighgate This evening for a spread and
Qualification at the Commercial House.
While driving yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Mamie Parsons and Miss Bruce,
TIPPED over through the sleigh runner
locking With the electric track and
Mrs Parsons sustained sprained
ankle.
The Tanuahanga club entertained
Monday evening.
Tho annual meeting Of the union school
district will be held next Tuesday even
ing.
The winter term of the village schools
CLOSES next Tuesday and there will be
II recess of two weeks.
n pArlor cronuct table has been added
70 inc attractions of the V NJ c. A.
|rOoms.
Mrs. Boyden has returned from Con-
|nccticGt.
Julius Corss is moving to his farm
This week.
Inc river was very high Monday. but
(ii IS falling now the heavy ice is weaken
Ping and IT is hored the threatened danger
|is passed. There was some anxiety about
Pm" now government boathouse and men
watched it all Sunday night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
GRAND isle COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

Mrs. H. r. Darby is convalescing from
her recent illness.-Mrs. w. T.. Vantinc il
ill.-Julius Dragon, ST.. is very i'll with
pneumonia and mis- recovery is doubtful
Mrs. Justin Dennis is sick with pncu-
mcnia. Prank Blair has rented the Mar
vim homestead for one year. David Boz
hanon the former tenant, will rent the L..
II. Sculo farm.-N. l.. Kingsley. rural
carrier, has his family settled in their new
home. Lee Erwin of New York is visiting
his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin.--Charles
Obare is moving to the A. q. Mott farm
which he has rentcd.-lra Soarles has
moved his family to the Zine and will
work for William Collins the coming sea-
son Mrs Absalom Paauettc was buried
from the Catholic Church the 18th inst.
She leaves large family Of young chill
drcn.-A young child of Joseph Bedard
was taken TO the Mary Fletcher hospital
last week for an operation for appcnd-
ritjs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ALBURGH SPRINGS

Tho remains Of a. c. McFec wcro
brought to his home here on Monday from
Worcester. Mass, accompanied by his
wife and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. McFee
were spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. e. Mcconnell in Worces-
ter and his death was sudden. Mrs. Nc
Fec has the sympathy Of all in her trou-
Dl, s. Her two sons were drowned in
August The funeral service vii! be held
on Wednesday at the house. George
l'renner rf Springfield. Mass, is here
To oversee repairs ON her house. Nathan
Kingsley. who has occupied the house
has moved his family to Alburgh. Jed
lIdzcn has rented the farm for this year
and will take possession ~ onc".-Mls.
Hathaway has returned from WashinS ton.
i. G.. and is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Jcd L. dd-Thonas Gallagher and
Mrs. Walter Brooks of St. Adams Bay
were guests at Joseph Gallighcrs last
Wcrk--Mrs. Henry I.add has returned
from a visit TO Grand lslc--David :.
Harvey is home from New Yurk.-Mrs.
Kennedy and Frank kennedy Of
ChateauslN. ~ y, ar" called here by
Mr. Mc1'cr's death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

improving from her long illness.--Mrs.
Absalom Pouuet died March "A at
the home of her sister. Mrs. j. Bootah.
She went to Burlington hospital and
from there TO New York TO have a can
Ger removed. She camc home about
two weeks ago. but was unable to go
any farther then Mr.. Bootah's, where
she died. She leaves IL husband and
eight children, the eldest only IL years.
Mrs. Poquctt was "a daughter of Mar
cire Langlois OF this town, and was Il
devoted wife and mother and highly
rcspccted.--Mr. and Mrs. John Coffcy
of burlington were the guests of T.. -.
Rockwell last Sun day.--IIcrmon Den
mis- is moving in the house owned by
A. G. Brayton on the lake road.--Miss
May Reynolds. who has been confined
to the house by illness. is able to he
out again. -Gcorgc Soulcs OF Swanton
was home over Sunday.--Arthur Hem
lngway was quito sick with ouinsv last
week. but is able to be ont again
Frank Blair is moving from the Gem
tire to the David Marvin farm at Al
burgh.--Nlrs. j. =. Goodfellow is i'll
with grin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
HIGHGATE CENTRE.

W. NJ. RodcnlHcr. of Marlboro. Mass is
visiting friends in town for few days.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of ST. Johns
Church will meet with Mrs. o. H. RiXford.
Thursday afternoon. March 23--Ilmer
johnson of st. Adams. Admr., of the T..
&. Thompson estate WAS in town Monday
10 attend meeting of the commissioners
Of tho estat".-Justice Of the Tcace c. S.
Gates of Swanton WAS in town Monday
in the trial of the case town of iIshgatc
~ II. y. Spooncr.--M. T.. Barr has been
quito i'll the past week with piip.-W o.
Barr .s"ft Friday morning tor Windsor
where he has a position as n guard III tn"
States prinson he Kings rauahtcrs
had n social t the home of ". q. Car
man "Wednesday evening March 29.-Alrs
Ella V. Russell has leased her farm 10
George Bohannon for the ensuing year.
pOss, seion given March 20.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
BAKERSFIELD.

Tho condition Of Clyde Whcclock. who
returned last week from tho Mary
Fletcher hospital Burlington. remains
about the same.--Hom,i Davis. resi-
urnt of East Bakersfield died Thursday,
March 16. OF prcumonia.--M Grace
Wllhridge of West EnoShurgh was the
guest Of her sister. Myrtle. over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Stanley began Clcrking in
J.. .. Tillotson's store Monday-Mr. and
Mrs John Giddings of johnson were in
toxin over Sunday to attend the funeral
OF Homer Da vis.--1Narrcn Sculc and DR..
Harmon Souie. Of st. Altnns we're in
town over sunday Marshall Field has
gone to Waterbury whore he has cn-
nlovmout.-il"cn. the little daughter Of
Mir. an Mrs. Harry Hale. of East Fair
field. who died Sunday Of pneumonia
wis brought mere for burial Tuesday
morning. A lecture Egypt the Land of
tho Ilaraohs," illustrated 10y stcreopti
con Views, Was given Friday evening.
March II at brigham Academy ball. by
lie Rev. y. G. bennett, of st. Adams
J3av
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

c. j. Ferguson Of burlington will &C.
cpy The pulpit of the baptist Church
next sunday morning in the interest OF
the state AntiSaloon i.eaguo.--H. G.
campi" I'll WAS home from st. Adams
over SUNDAY Master Gcorsc Porter is
spending tn. week in Richfor,,. Sugar
makers are breaking into the woods and
some have tapped their trces.-Alr. and
Mrs Kendall Marcy of Oxford, Mass,
are visiting relatives in this place. Miss
Florence Nelson Of Derby Line is pass
ing a few days here C. \. Cardyna and
wife went to Boston Tuesday for a
weeks trip-Mr. and Mrs. Charles FL
kinS of North Troy are in town. Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Hall and +. W. Hall at
tended tho funcral of Mr.. A. H. Nelson
of Derby Line ON Saturday last. Mr..
Nelson was senior member If the firm
of Nelson & Hall company of this place.
As n mark of respect the mill was closed
the day of the funeral,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE

Lucinc, the l0-yoar-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. y. Slayton of Park street.
dlcd carly Thursday morning With pncu-
monla with heart complications from
which she had suffered for "A little over
n week. The funeral was attended
from the house, Sunday afternoon
Walter Fitch. who has been living in
the West for about five years, has re-
turned and is at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fitch of Pleasant
street. He has spent most of the time in
Seattle. WASH, where he has been cm-
ployed in the maple sugar business.
Mrs. Mary Burbank. who has been i'll
for about two months following a shock
died at her home Thursday night. Fin.
neral services were held from her late
home Sunday afternoon at one o'clock.
the Rev. .. NJ. Boutwell, of HYDE Park
officiating
Oliver Duboy died OF consumption at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
"halr or Main street last Saturday
night. The remains were carried ia
Newport Monday morning and the
funeral was held at the Catholic
Church at Newport. The granite sheds
here vas closed Monlay morning
ana inc granite cutters escorted tho
body from the house to the station
He Is survived by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Josph Dudley of Newport. four
sisters and two brothers. one of his
sisters being Mrs. Anair, at whose
home he died.
Mrs. j. a. Lambert died at her home
In this village Sunday afternoon after
an illness of about two weeks with
pneumonia. Deceased was about go
years OF age. She is survived by her
husband and four sons and four daugh
tiers, Byron Lambert of Morrisyille
Charles Lambert of Waterbury, Louis
and William Lambert OF California.
Mrs. Bertha Place of johnson. Mrs. Ell
iner Fay OF stowe ana Miss Winnie
Lambert of Morrisville. The funeral
was held Wednesday al two o'clock
r. IN.
Mrs. Isaac browne. who has been an
invalid for many years died at her home
on Main street yesterday morning after
an illness Of about n month with the grin.
Warning lus i"n lvst.d for IA special
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
FAIRFAX.

The revival meetings are being we'll
attended with a good deal Of interest.
Some of the farmers have tapped
their sugar works.-C. s. Howard is
confined to the house with the grip
Frank Ecuficld, who has been in st.
Louis for year, is homo on n vaca-
tion.--Mrs. r. NJ. Ballard spent March
16 in 81. Albans-Mrs. Ella Martin 8
cellar filled with water Saturday and
Sunday that she could not build any
fire in the furnace. They had to pump
the water out with the fire engine so
she could build firc.Lawton
Croker of Chester is spending a few
days with 7. i. WilcoX.-The thaw of
Saturday and Sunday took off most OF
the snow. and the ice went out of Mill
Brook.--fierbert Giddins and w. S.
Brush was in st. Adams the GOTH
DIR. S. II. Phelps is able to attend to
his patients again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Clarence Wheeler OF HYDE Park
Is spending several weeks at j. II. Wheel
ELECTROMAGNETIC scholars of the Peo-
pies Academy at Morrisville took IL
straw ride to Wolcott Friday evening.
They were the guests of N. a. Taylor
and wife, who SAW that they were en-
tcrtained with games and music until
"A late hour. Maple sugar was served with
the usual accomplishments Walter la
flcur has moved back to Albany to the
same farm he left to come herc.-W. r.
Churchills steam mill has arrived and
is being installed on the lot near the
jones bridge. 1t Is portable mill and
came here from l.awrencevillc. Mass.
Mr.. Churchill has a large stock To cut
II. T. Smith and singer
Miss Jennette, closed their meetings here
Tuesday evening and returned home
Miss Fannie Herring Is at work for Mrs.
s. a. Fife, who soon will open her
millinery store.-Sugaring is now in Or