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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-23
MONTPELIER.

Mrs Jane f. Bennett widow
George Bennett of this city.
Byron r. Stockwcll of Richmond W
married Thursday AT Barre by the I
T. \. Poole, They are to reside oi
farm in Richmond recently purcha
by Mr.. Stockwell.
Russell c. Smith of West Berlin han
himself from beam in his harm at
early hour Friday morning Mr.. Sn
seemed in his usual health when he m
before daylight and WAS milking in
barn for two hours. The body was
discovered until it was Cold. pecea
was "A native of New Hampshire and
resided in Berlin since l>.9. His axe '
60 years
Joel Chase died Thursday evening
his home at West Berlin after an llll
of several months with typhoid pm
monia. aged &c years. Mr.. Chas" VA
native of East Montpelier hut for the +
- years had resided at West Berlin.
funeral was held Sunday aftorn
from his late home the Rev. +.
Shnrp Of Mortified officiating
Mrs r.. \. Carr formerly OF thls q
died Thursday evening at her home
Worcester branch. aged "a years.
was n native of Worcester and had y
III for n long time with nervous affect
Hcr funeral was held from her
home Suud,y afternoon. the Rev w.
Dukcshre officiating and burial
In the cemetery AT Worcester Corner.
In the bankrupt ease Of Teachoui
Orton of North Calais, who We're
Judged bankrupt in April, 1908, Ju
| II. II. Wheeler of the United Stc
District Court has DISCHARGED the h3
rupts and has ordered the object
creditors to pay the costs accrued
the hearing on the objections. BY
ruling of judge Wheeler :. r. r
who hold "A cAattel mortgage on
goods in The store of Tcachout 4
ton when they went into hankrun
Will he allowed to prove his claim
the same manner as amy other III
cured creditor.
The Granville and poultnpv Rail-
COntiuucd ON the I2th page.l
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BROOKTIELD.

Schools have been closed fc: the
THANKSGIVING vacation.-W. T.. Curtis sold
his cows at public auction on Saturday.
The circular conference met with tho
Union Church last Tucsday.-Mrs. Jennie
T.. Smith IS very ill,-Thursday evening
the people of the First and Second CON
gregatioral Churches gave n reception TO
welcome their new pastor, the rev
George Howe. There were over 100 pres
cnt.- The ladies society of the Second
Church give an oyster supper at w. C..
Clark's on Thursday evening, and the
ladies' of tho Union Church give an oyster
supper ON Friday evening AT 'he ch"rch
parlors. Royca spent Sunday with
Rolla Honey. -t,eorge Mason and wife
spent Sunday with the Rev. George Howe
Mrs. Fred Pullman came home Satur-
day after spending several weeks IN
Massa chusetts. -kugene Freeman ana
wife are contemplating TRIP to Cailiof-
mia for the benefit OF MI freeman
health.
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NEWPORT.

The Rev. r. c. Flagg was installed TO the
pastorate of the First Congregational
Church Tuesday. The Rev. w. J. Tucker
the services. and the following clergy
men were present and addressed the meet
ing: The Rev. Thomas Han of Island
Pond, the Rev. s. G. Barnes OF St. Johns
bury. the Rcv. J. X. Kilbourn, of Barnet
the Rev. W. a. Warner of Barton. tho
Rev. l.. W. Morcy of Derby and the Rev
James Ramage of North Troy
The next meeting of the missionary So
ciety will he held November "a at the
horne of Mrs. l.. A. Spnulding on Central
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sawyer OF Lyndon
vile are In town for a few days visit
friends.
About 30 OF the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ]. Burns gave them n pleasant sur
prise party Monday evening Oh the event
of the nth marriage anniversary, after
all was explained to the surprised couple,
Mrs. NJ. Lcnthood presented them in be-
half of the friends q Haviland china tea
set. Games and refrt shments were next in
order and all report very enjoyable
evening.
w. C. Lindsay has commenced work on
his bowling alley and expects to have it
ready in few weeks
The continued cold weather of the past
few days has made elegant skating and
every evening finds the south hay covered
with skaters.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

As Mrs. NJ. ]. Rowcll was getting
on one of the cars on the mail train
Monday afternoon. she slipped on the
steps in such a way as to sprain her
right ankle quite seriously. She was
carried in a team to the home OF her
brother -in-law, M. e. Rowcll.
There was quite large stock ship
ment from this station Monday. The
prices paid were Hogs, to Acc
calves. 3 to 5isc, and sheep from 2 to
3Rc per pound
At the Catholic Church Tuesday
morning the marriage of Miss Mary s.
Bower daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bower, to Frederick Raymond.
was solcmnizcd. The ceremony, which
was performed by tho Rev. james l..
Penders. was witnessed by a large
number of the friends of the contract
ing parties. Miss Pauline Raymond, a
sister Of the groom. acted rs brides
maid and Alexander Raymond OF High
gate acted as best man. After a short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
will make their home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower. on Elm street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Wells have moved
from North Randolph to tenement in
the Mcintyre block in this village,
where Mrs. Wells and daughter, Mar
guerite. will spend the winter. Mr.
Wells will remain in North Randolph
where he has charge of the creamery
Enroll Flint. son of Charles Flint,
left yesterday for Waterbury. where
he has employment in the insane hos
pital
Mrs. John w. Rowell is quite SER
iously ill., bling confined to her bed at
the Randolph Inn.
Fred Bectlo. who has been snondiny
n few days ~ tbo bo,no of HE o,r.,.,
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JEFFERsoNVILLE

The Copley Square concert company OF
Boston gave Il concert At the town hail
Gs; Thursday evening under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid society To II fairly
good house. The entertainment was SAID
10 he frst-cllss. The Cemetery associa
zion held their monthly meeting with Mrs
j. +. Wilcox. \ new fence is being talked
Of as the next Improvement. III" ncXr
meeting will be with Mrs. Joel Wilcox
December 5.-Ralph Eugene Wells and
l;ladys Ella Thomas, both of WaterviIe
Worc married in Cambridge November IL,
tM5. by the Rev. Henry &. Hazard -
George 4. Griswold and Eva Ruth Clarke
bot h of Cambridge. were married in Cam
bridge November lG. 1893. by the Rev.
tIcnry e. Howard. Mr.. ana Mrs Austin
bals have returned home from Maine
where they kept boarding house through
the summertime Rev. II: G. Howard was
Balled to East Fletcher last Tuesday to
ofcatc at the funeral Of Mrs. James
Patch.--.irs. Moulton of ST. Johnsbury
was a guest Of Mrs. II. W. Narnum the
past week.-Rogcr Bennett of Cambridg"
Is clcrliing for the now firm Of Frank
Start d. Co.-Dr Borland Of ST. Johns
bury has located here. lie has pur-
also occupy his ofiice-The Roy. H. G..
Howard and wife attended the wedding
In the church at Eden Corners. Novem-
Der u. Of the Rev. benjamin +. Dean.
pastor of the Conversational Church OF
North Hyde Park. and Miss F.loise j. Par
fridge, lat pastor of the church ut Eden.
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VAUDEVILLE. .

Mrs. lucy Tllotson has moved to Mr..
Stcckwclrs upper tenement on Main
street Henry Whi,temore and son. Lee.
visited friends IN Fairfax over Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. George Emery of johnson
visited MIR. and Mrs. Fred Davis over
,Sunday.--Hcnry Villains has gone 60
Alexander. \. H.. where he has work
for the winter-Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ben
nett of Swanton visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Bennett. the past week.
Chester PaXman of New York and his
mother. Mrs. Thomas PaXman. of Berk-
shire visited MIR. and Mrs. q. II. Mann
over Sunday Airs. Ami Leach, who has
been stopping the past two weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. George Mitchell. at
Lowell returned home on Saturday,
Hollis Peetcrs and his mother, Mrs. q.
y. Howard have moved back from l'aE-
ersneld to their own house on Wcst hill
and they have gone to Worcester Mass.
whore they will remain through tn" win
ter.-NIaX Seymour. who has been foreman
for Mr. Laraway in his mill for tn" past
two years, has finished his work there
and soon will go to Manchester. where
nc has y positoiI.-Ralph f. Wills and
Miss Gladys r.. Thomas. both of Water
vile, were united in marriage ut Jcff"r-
sonvillo by the Rev. Henry Howard on
November L.. A reception was given them
Al the Mountain Spring hotel On Fri
day evening. Many very nice pres. nj s.
werc received. The several meeting: that
have been running for the past two weeks
at the Union Church and which we,"
conducted by Miss Avery closed on sun
day evening.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

The engagement of Miss Addie Graves
Waterhousc of Salisbury to James Henry
Cross of this town is announced.
Miss Edith Leonard has severed her
connection with the Peoples Telephone
Exchange and will go to Burlingtoil'
where she will enter the training school
for nurses at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
Miss Florence Sanders has accepted a
position in the office Of the People
Telephone Exchange.
Royal, the li-ycar-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Liant Atwood. died Thursday even
ing Mt the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington. where he underwent second
operation last week.
Amos Sanders has sold his trucking
business to clayton Bennett, who has
taken possession.
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WoLCOTT.

Agnes and Flora 1.eI'aron are visiting
relatives in West Woodbury. this week.
Mrs. G. G. Fisher has gone to Fair Haven
for Il weeks stay.--Fannic Herring has
finished work ut Iardwick and returned
hoc.-John Boycc. who was hurt in the
woods by Il falling tree last week. died
Monday morning. Tho funeral was held
at ono oclock.-Miss Mary Barnard of
tnderhill is visiting friends i'm town..
Freeman Charcttc was home from st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.-E. Bigclow of
stowe was in town last weck.-Molly
Martin has gone TO Craftsbury to work
for her sistcr.Ira Morse of Nfurrisvilc
is in town visiting his son, Frank. --t;uy
Boycc is home from Barre. called here by
tho sickness and death of his brothcr.--
A. II. Perkins was called TO Manchester.
n. r.. Monday ny the serious illness of
his father
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and Mrs. Peter Nicklaw have gone to
Center Rutland to spend the winter with
their daughter. Mrs. Lewis Bush. Mrs.
". r. Avery is III. having suffered Il slight
stroke Of paralysis Womans Aux
iliary met with Mrs. Mary Symons We'd
nesday aftornoon.-The funeral of Mrs.
Frank Larow. who died at Pttsford No
voinber II. was held at the w. NJ. Church
Friday afternoon, the Rev. G. II. Hin
officiating. The interment was in Forest
dalo.-Mrs Mark Scott of Arlington is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Blodgctt
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LANOlLLE COUNTY
WORTHWHILE.

W. g. Welsh. who sold his farm be-
tween the Randolph and 1nporte roads
TO T.. s. johnson. his brothcr-ir.law. has
purchased of Charles Story the Joseph
1luse farm on TIE Gilmore road and moved
there last week. Mr. Story has moved
to the Morgan place on Upper Main
street.
'rhe reception given at the COnsrega-
tional vestry Friday afternoon and even
ing to the Rov. and Mrs a. c. st. Clare
was largely attended and very enjoy
able furctiOn. 10th the parlOr ana Sun
day school room were thrown open to the
guests. the latter room Icing fitted with
drawing room furnishings for the oc-
casion and both rooms being tastcfully
decorated with cut flowers and palms
The receiving party consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Slnvton, tho Rev. and Mrs
G. G. St Clare end Prof and Mrs. w.
A. l3eobc Dainty refreshments were
served from Il prettily arranged table in
one corner of the larger room, where
Mrs. W. II. Nichols and Mis-. Nellie
Crane poured and Mrs. Geo. +. browne.
Mrs Geo. NJ Powers. Miss blanche Peck
ard MISC Florence Nichols served. \ mu-
steal programme was well rendered con-
sisting of piano duets hy Miss Mary
Watts ard Miss llddh Gray. several So
lections by members of tho hoy choir.
piano solos by Mss Watts ana vocal
solos by Mrs. Geo NJ. Powers, all O:
which were highly crioycd by tie guests.
The last feature before good nights were
said was tho singing of familiar songs
by the musical members Of the company.
l.. a. Ilollcnbcck. who recently bought
out ]. s, Banisters grocery business. has
moved his family from Wolcott to ID. +.
Smiths house on Main street
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JOHNSON

w. 6. Andrews of Montpelier was called
here on business last wcck.-The Hon. r.
]. EOyntOn Of Everett, Mass, was a
business visitor last week in connection
with the late Hon. =. A. Andrews's estate.
r. J. Baker and wife were in Burlington
last weck,--The household and rummage
sale at the opera house is having good
sale. 1t commenced Monday and win
continue until Saturday of this week.
Messrs. Dykeman e. Perkins are shipping
II cars of Christmas trees from this sta
ton TO points in Ohio.-Miss Waite's
dancing class opened last Friday night. -
Homer Caswell is moving from the Heath
farm to the village residence of Emerson
Davis. Albert Lambert spent Sunday
with his family here.-Mrs Henry Bangs
Is improving in health and is able to be
out.-'rhe Hon. r. l.. Pearl, wife and
daughter Flora, and n relative of Mrs
Pearls, and Mrs. Horace Goodwin. start.
ri Monday for ArdmOre, I. r., where
(AeX will spend the winter with Dr.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSRURY.

H w. Bishop is building an addition
to his store Miss Lucy Holmes from
Sheldon is visiting her sister Mrs r. j.
Chrystie.Jamcs Patterson suffered "A
slight stroke of paralysis last Monday
r." is improving. The community was
greatly shocked by the sudden death OF
MIS-. William Morcy last Tuesday. She
lsaves a husband and four small child
rem TO mourn her loss. The funeral was
held Thursday, the Rev. j. q. Taylor
ofliciating.--Tho evnngclstic services will
continue this week in the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-Mrs. James Libby is
i'll with heart trouble
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CHELSEA.

Arthur J. Sick son of the late job Nj.
Slack. who has been an inmate of the
Vermont hospital for the insane at
Waterbury for many years, died on Mon
day last. and lis body was brought here
for burial. the service occurring Wedhes-
day forenoon. the Rev. l. N. Moody. pas
tor of the Methodist Church. officiating.
Miss Maud s Merrill returned Saturday
from a few days visit to her friend, MIS-
Margaret Chestnut Of Burllngtoh-Mr.
W, j. Harr ngton of Boston and MISS
Augusta Bigelow Of Champlain, \. ",
gave a CON ert in the Methodist Church
ON Monday evening, and will hold Il sing
ing school here through the week.
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BELvIDERE.

~. w. Coburn IL quite sick with bowel
trouble and they have three children sick
with measles. C. T.. Smith OF Morrisville
was in town last week settling and
Strengthening up his business. Truman
Rcynoldss people had child born No
vernber 49, Bessie Rivers formerly of this
place was married in Enosburgh Novom-
Der Is to Daniel Mccoy of Nashua. n. H..
at her fathers. Eugene Rivers, by the
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell. They will make their
future home in Nashua, n. H.-A. Styglos
is quite poorly with heart trouble.-J r..
Shattuck recently fell and struck on his
shoulder laying him up for a while.
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MARsHFIELD.

George Lombard died at his hcme Thurs
day evening from the ettects or typhoid
pneumonia after an illness OF only Il rev
days.-Noarly all of the schools IN town
closed November lo--J. III. Waldo is III
town looking after his mill property
Charles Sargent has taken the job of L..
r. May Il Go. tn prepare the lumber for
market. on the farm purchased by them
of Lewis Lunse.--Mrs. George Lombard is
very i'll with typhoid pneumonia.
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MIDDLESEX.

Can't. q. G. Wilder of Waits1eld Wis
his son. L. o Wilder. the first of
Hiram SSderS received
sad news Of tho death of her hruthe
She and her brother, Mr.. Phelps of NJ
town drove to Tppshan Saturday and
tenle the funeral Sunday, return
home Monday.-Mss Garlic Eicnlrdso
Montpelier is giving private lessons
vocal music TO "A class of young pr
in the Villago.-A. Mr.. Huntington
Barre has organized dancing schoo
the village to be held every Tuesday c
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STOWE.

The Rev. J. Q. Angel of the Methodist
Church exchanged pulpits on Sunday with
the Rev c. Douglass of Waterbury Cen
ter.-On Saturday evening the Rev. f.. NJ.
II. Abbott delivered her lecture on "Wom-
ans Place in the Government in the in
terest of the Vermont Woman's Suffrage
associatio to an interested audience in
the Akeley Memorial hail. Mrs. Eunice
Pottle presided over the meeting. A short
opening programme included scripture
reading and prayer by the Rev. II. a. q.
Able a piano solo by Jessie Moody. a
vocal solo 10y Miss Sarah Mayo accompan-
led on the piano by Mrs. G. a. Riley. the
battle Hymn of the Republic by e. A.
Abbott Mrs. r. u. pike, Mrs. Mary At
wood Mr.. and Mrs. &. T.. Burt. Mrs. c.
A. Wright. Miss Barbara Burt. Mrs. q.
Eliza beth Clarkson We're in Barre ON
Saturday. where they attended the III
neral of their aunt. Mrs. Susan keith of
that placc.-Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Douglass
are in Huntington visiting relatives
Mrs. T.. G. Stafford gave tea party on
Friday evening to several young friends
IN honor of Mrs. d. j. McAllister.-Jerry
Flanagan of Portsmouth, ~ H., has joined
| his wife, who il visiting at tn" home OF
her Parents. Mr.. and Mrs \. &. l.uce.-
The Coplcv SQUARE Concert company gave
TIC first entertainment in tn" lecture
course at Akclcy Memorial building on
| Friday evening. The concert was of a
nigh order of merit and there was Il good
attendance. The next entertainment will
he on Saturday evening November -.
when senator Dillingham; will give his
lecture on "Alaska."
Tho body of Miss Fila Robinson. who
died at the state hospital in Waterbury
on the evening of November Is. was
brought to stowe on Monday and funeral
services held ut tho HON" of her mother.
Mrs. Fanny Robinson on Maple street.
rho services we've conducted by the Rev.
T.. NJ. II. Abbott and the burial was
made at River Bank cemetery. Miss Rob-
insun was III" only child of the late Ma
thnniel and Fanny wilkins Robinson and
, WAS "a years of age at the time of her
death. She had an unusually gifted mind
lbut suffered an attack of illness when
about - years Of age from which she
Inrver recovered. She was cared for at
iher home until about four years ago
when she was taken 10 the hospital. She
Idcd from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of deer
that were killed have come in until the
lnumber has reach"d a'- WIN prooaoiE II
few more to near from'-W' w. Luce OF
Tahballs. Fla, has been the guest OF his
father-in-law, u. T.. J"nncH. Tor rev
days. Mr., Luce went 10 Hakersheld on
Monday. returning with ms aunt MIS-
Laura a. Baker OF mat place VINO VIII
accompany him upon his return to Flor
ida, where she Will make her nome with
Mr.. and Mrs Inc",-rhe death OF Mrs
Sarah A. 3ickford. widow OF warren
Bicktord. occurred mt San Diego Cal, on
October 20. Mrs. Bickford, who was for
merry Miss Sarah a. Morrill, WAS for
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VERMONT LOCAL news.
(Continued from third page.)

nounced.-Jhc second meeting of the Al
burgh dancing class was hold at Lock-
woods hall last right. Miss NJ. A. Spear
Of Rouses Point acting as instructor
Miss Lola Bell. who has been visiting
Mrs. n. Il. Martin. has returned to her
home in Swanon.--R. W. Parish and En-
nest l.. Tracy Of Burlington were In town
Sunday hitting glasses
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WATERBURY,.

Miss Ivy Smalley and George l.. |
bert of MiddleseX were married at
Andrews church on Monday at ~
m. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. 4. Lynch.
j. H. Daniels. who has been in hush
here TOR the past two years. has sold
stock of goods and rented the store vi
he now occupies ON Stove street TO T.
Lamb of ioutney. Mr., Lamb - to I
possession december !. Ny. Lamp
move here with his wife mex week
will have rooms in Mrs. Il. {. cha
tnncment on MAin street.
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FREE THURSDAY NOVEMBER g. 1905

her farm to william Pudvah. William
Laciair has been engaged to teach the
winter term of school In the Mitchell dis
trict. The school will begin Monday, No
vember 27.-The house and contents, be-
longing to Buxzell Taylor. Jr.. situated
In the Gore were burned Wednesday,
November t5
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HYDE PARK.

Mr. and Mrs. H. y. Noyos, who have
been spending n week in New York. rc-
turned to their home here Monday night.
T.. r. Clark. who has been absent in
tn, West the past two weeks returned to
his home here Monday night,
Mrs. u. NJ. Mcfarland and Miss Blanche
Brigham are the guests OF Supcrin cndent
md Mrs II. l.. ingalls, mt Ncrg"nnes for u
few days.
Ernest Gchrig. ]r.. has been added to
the staff of printers in the News and
Citizen office.
Miss Lillian Palmer Of Mystic Que,
was recent visitor of Miss Sarah B.
Cha hin.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Grace y. Coolidge. daughter of a for
mcr pastor here. has employment in the
Home for Destitute Children in Burlins-
ton Mrs. William Fay, who has been Ill
foi some time, is sIll confined to her bed
- Ahlic Wiley of Minnesota, the las; sur
vivor of the family of F.noch Wiley, is
visiting in town, after an absence of %
years Tie evening services at the church
have been discontinued for the present.
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George T.. Goodwin.-The Rev. George
Sanborn will spend the winter with his
parents in Laconia n. Nv. a. Landon
and family returned to their home in Lin-
cnburgh Saturday.--C. W. Mcfarland
spent sunday with his wife in Morrisville.
Mrs. Charlotte Mcfarland returned here
last Saturday night.
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LOWELL.

town on business. Crafts OF Purmont
\. H., is In tOwn-Miss Ethel DunhEr
has resigned her position as town super
intendcnt.-Mrs j. N. Patterson has sold
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For Children.
Fine Flannels.

For Ladies' Waists. Dressing Sacque., Nessee Gowns,
Children Garments. Men Shirts and Pa special show
Ing the Wash Goods Section to-day including the we'll known
English "Veyella' Cloth
This flannel guaranteed by the he abso-
utey unshrnkbe and retain it. SOFT beautiful finish after
washing Shown attractive plain colors and
neat stripes 81 inches wide. Price IS
French Flanne of wanted plain coors
excellent for ladies w Dressing Sacques and Nessee Gar
ments. Light Blue Tan Grey Old Rose Lavender White
Black and other equally desirable coors % inches wide
60 cents per yard
Washable Scotch Fl.nnel. absolutely fast colors unshrnk
abe fine fabric for Mems Shirts Pmas Children wear and
serviceable Ladies Waists 80 inches wide Price 40
Novelty Fannss shown in splendid variety broken stripes.
pads small checks and effects % inches
wide. so cents. 90 cents and IS cents.
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FoREsTDALE.

the Mary Fletcher hospital at burlington,
where she will undergo an oscration.
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H. w. ALLEN u co

To-day comes new exhibit of Furs and this
time it is the little children, young girls and women
who prefer the smaller Sets that have been thought
Of. A hundred Sets or more Four-in-hand Scarfs
Collars with Muffs to match and the widest pos
sble range of prices to choose FROM Pretty Sets
low as $375 and as high as $780,