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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
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NJ. ]. Ellis OF burlington was at home
over Sunday. Mr.. Ellis's condition is
not as favorable as his many friends
would wish.-Thore will be races on
the Gillette pond every Saturday az
tevnoon.-William Partch, wife and
Clara Scofeld are visiting friends in
town.-A donation visit was given
Wednesday evening Tor the benefit OF
the Rev. A.. u. Mum at the S. of V. hall.
There is talk of reorganizing the
Ladies' Aid. Several of the former
prominent members are using their in
fluence for the good work.
The Richmond high school passed
through here Friday evening en- route
for Thadeous Fuller's.-Edward Ohm
IIallock is among the sick,-M. j. Ellis
was nome over Sunday.-The races at
Gillett's pond were not largely attend
ed S~aturday.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Mobbs are rejoicing over a son, born
Saturday.-John Sadler received the
sad news Sunday of the death of his
daughter, Jennie, In South Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crandall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Cutler were visiting In
town the first OF the week.
Mrs. May Baldwin and Miss Kate
thompson were called here by the illness
of Mrs. Baldwin's father. Guy Bickford.--
The auditors meet February IL to settle
with the town oficers.-A. II. Ross Is able
to he out again.-Mrs. ]. 7. Sprague goes
to-day TO the Mary Fletcher hospital to
have Il cancer removed. Mrs. Cnlista
sweet viii accompany her.-Thc donation
visit for the Rev. a. ID. Mum was well
attended. The funeral of Jennie Sadler
was held at the Union Church Tuesday
-. two o'clock.
Il. e. Baldwin Of West Lebanon, N.
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While working on 4 pile Of logs at
the mills Friday Vert thompson was
caught by a rolling los and two of his
ribs were brokon,--A house warning
was given by Mr.. aud MIS-. A.. Nj,
Wheeler last Friday night. About Go
friends were present to enjoy their hos
pitality and to wish them joy in their
new home.--A. O. Hubbard closed a
term of over II years of faithful scr-
vice as station agent Tuesday morn
ing. He will begin HI new duties as
rural carrier Wednesday,. February Is.
Mrs. Ellen Smith is quite sick with
the ~grip.-Frank Deforg" of Bellows
Falls spent Il few days in town recent
ly.-Leonard Smith hus the mlImps.--
An entertainment will be given by the
children at the parish house under the
auspices of the Kings Daughters Tues
day evening. February 2S.-Ross Coon
is in to~wn.-Misses Grace and Jennie
Mcneil were at home over sunday.
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WILLIsTON

Mrs. w. T.. Woodruff has news OF the
death of her sister. Mrs. Oliver Sears. at
Rclden.-Mrs. Gilbert Merchant was in
burlington on business S~aturday.-The
school and Others are rohcarsirg for tho
Colonial social and supper which is to
be given ut tho Methods. vostry Fob
ruary Il.
At the Methodist church Sunday
$3.50 was raised for the work which
has been going on there this winter.
The Clark family contributed over half
the amonnt.-Mr and Mrs. George
Reynolds are on the sick list.-Mr.
Flint is to carry on the Caswell farm
this ~season.-Those who sen items
for the paper will please remember
correspondents are not allowed to send
anonymous articles. Parties who send
news should sign their names.
IN" vcstry of tho Methodist Church is
completed II has beer very thoroughly
repaired WIZ a new furnace. steel ceiling,
concrete and cement floors and wains-
c"'tins Throughout all the rooms. Tho
woodwork has been grained and Narnish-
Cd ana the ceiling and side walls painted
IN a pleasin. color scheme and the chapel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
ESSEX CENTER.

T.. w. Hall has sold his storo nm,
STOCK OF goods to G. w. Rice Of las
WallingforI. who will take possess,o,
in April.-The Ladies' Social club en- Inv
Ell a slcighridc with supper at tho ems
ter House in undorhill Wednesday cvon
ins.-Frank Tyler from Northnold spon
Sunday at the hotel.-Mrs. c. w I,.to
received the ncws of tho death Of hc
nephew, Arthur Alien. in n railroad ac
cident in tho West.-M u. Leach has ac
ccptcd the position as butter maker !,
Brown River creamery and G. A.. Tom
linson has severed his connection will
the same-Cassius Atherton is movin,
into tho residence of NJ. Siblcy.
Those having had 10 absent marks a
8 primary school are: First term
Gladys y. Ayres, Carlisle o. Bixby. 11lds
NJ. Buskcr. Iiira r. Hanlcy, Mary Han
ley, Ernest D.. Thompson, Ethel
Nocha: second term. Carrie NJ, Booth
Basil +. t'arnsworth. IIira r.. HanIcy
Mary iIanley, Mildred Mcbride, Mau,
Paradcc, Grace Pratt. Ernest y. Thomp
son. Ethel p. Nocha; third term. Carlisl,
O. Bixby. Hira b. Hanley. Mary Hanley
Ethel Il. Nocha; Laura J. Farrand. teach
or. Those having no absent mark.
for the year are: Iira r.. Hanlev
Mary Hanley. Ethel y. Vocha: absen
one day. Ernest Thompson; absent one
half day, Carlisle q. BiXhv.
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MILTON.

There VAS a largo attendance at the as
somhlY given at village han Friday even
ing 80 couples being in attendance from
Georgia, Wostford, Fairfax and other
placos.-MrS. |. II. Plant is very i'll with
bronchial pneumonia MIR. Shattuck of
the I. Y. NJ, Burlington was tho guest
of his friend. Prof, r.. S. Abbott, over
Sunday Mrs. Amelia Mayvillc st. John
WAS found dead in bed Friday morning
at the home of her son Oliver Massey,
with whom she made her home. Her fi-
neral WAS held from st. AIMS Church on
sunday, tho Roy. T.. I'aquct officiating.
The intcrlncnt was in the Catholic ccnnc-
tory.-Goorgc Plant of Albany, ~. T.. is
in town called hero iy the serious illness
of his mother, Mrs. /. II. Plant-IIoward
Merrill Of the u. +. A., Fairfax. was the
guest of Ralph Wolcott over Sunday
There is to be a sociablc at tho Congrc-
gationa! vestry Friday evening. tho 1-th.-
Tho sad ncws has been received BY Mir.
and Mrs. Thomas Allen of the death of
their son, Edward If. Alien. who WAS
Killed in a railroad wreck in Nebraska
Sunday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The village was aroused Friday
night at about half past ten by the fire
alarm, as it had been discovered that
ono end of the poll hing shed belong
ing tn r. +. Daniels was on fire. but
by the swift work of the firemen the
iire was soon put ont and it was cX-
cecdtngly fortunate as the water sup
ply is so low and the wind was blow
ing a gale.
w. j. Trevillian is confined to the
house suffering from The prevailing dis
temper
The firm of NoIcross & I,owell hos
dissolved by mutual consent. ].
\. Norcross will continue the business
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roweil will return
to Albany.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss 'lart Scofioli of lIinosburgh IS
VISITING at H. f.. l'aidwin's.-C. !. Brew
stcr has returned home from Elmira. n.
y Miss owe 'ady closed II successful
term of school Friday and returned to her
nome IN johnson Monday.-MrS. W.. IL.
CadN IS Vlsltlng. her dau~.5cr at RoXbury.
The drama. "The Stolen WILL" was pre-
scented to u full house Saturday evening.
The play was considered good. the at
tors were fino. professionals could not
have done better. Solos between acts by
w. ~. tadN and the Misses Bertha Nor
ton and Minnie brewster were a pleasing
Music was furnished by Ar
thur Henry of Bristol and Miss kathleen
SnNlcs. The proceeds were So.
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Mary Barnard. who is attending
Montpclior Seminary. was at hrmc oyer
SundaN.-Miss Sadie Hale. who has been
in Iosjon. is visiting her parents i'm tni-
placc.-Thc Homeland circle and Npnl-
ans Auxiliary viii hold thsir regular
meeting at tn" CONGREGATIONAL Churo,
parlors Thursday afternoon at thro.
o'clock. Tea Will be in churgc of Mrs
Alice Benedict and Mrs. Ruth Sinclair
Miss Fltic Whitaker was elected dele
cato by the Christian ~r.ndcaVur of thi-
place to attend III" state conference hello
IN burlington February = aud >.-1hc
Roy. and Mrs. -. l.. barnard celebrated
the 9th anniversary Of their marriage
last Friday evening. y ndmbor OF
parislionorS and friends were present.
presenting them with numerous tokens
of their regard ana esteem.
Mrs. s. j. Bishop of MINNEAPOLIS,
Mimi, is visiting Mrs. Martha F..
Church.
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WEST MILTON,

Mrs. y. \. ITerrick spent Wednesday in
Burlington.-MIrs. Edwin Siblev has so far
recovered from her recent illness as ia
be about tho house.-Mr. Warren is soon
to move to Richmond.-Mrs. jed Ballard
has gone to Georgia for a few weeks stay
with her mother.
Edwin Bont of ~Stockbridge is n guest OF
his uncle, II. :. Lincoln this weck.-Quita
Il number are suffering from the prevail.
ing distcinnor.-Thc Willing Worker,
meeting viii be held at -. .. Bullock
Thursday. Dinner will he scrved.-Mrs.
l.. q. Gale ana little daughter spent a
part OF last week at G. T.. Osgood's. re.
tlruinw TO h.l. homo IN AI-uatGcLL SuAAla..
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Mary Jane Sadlcr died quits
suddenly at the home of IT. NJ. Wilson
of Dorset street sunday morning about
one o'clock at the age of 50 years. Sha
had been Il member of Mr. Wilson's
family - years, and had faithfully dis
charged that part Of tho work allotted
10 her. She was the eldest daughter of
John Sadler Of Ilinesburgh. The funer.
al was hold Tuesday at twolve
o'clock in huntington. her former
home.
Ir. pease vas called to see Mrs
Louise liettlon's little boy. who is quite
sick with indigestion. John and Hattie
Hefflon are also sick with the prevail.
ing distempcr.
There was n well attended dance a
the home Of Clayton Allen of Speai
street Friday night, about 30 beina
nrHE,nt
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
CONTINUED from frirat 1'ngc.)

Saturday ana SIinday.--Mrs. Anna Sllcu
las closed her ohool ir Fcrrislutgh and
returned TO her home h~cYc.-Gcorgc "
Allen il the last subscriber to the tcle.
phone li1c.-Thc Rev. =. II. Myers will
preach at East Addison nest Sunday
aftcrnoon-Chas. Grandoy ard children
Uf Nerccnnes. were i'll town Sunday
Mrs. George Allen is very sick with
typhoid fever. Miss Fairbanks, who has
hccn nursing Walter Merrill, Is caring foi
Ecr.-N alter Merrill is slowly convalcsc-
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. T. {. Hill ana Mr.. and Mrs. II. d..
t.dgorton are among the sick in town.
Charles Kenyon has hired for one year
ana removed to the O. {. Palmer farm
last Thursday.-Mr. Edwards of Burling-
ton will carry on Thomas Reeves farm
and will remove there March 1.-School
in district No. s closed last Friday and
Miss Frances Clark returned to her home
in Fast Charlotte.-Mr and Mrs. Edward
Lee moved to Burlington last week.
Charles Terry has rented Mrs, II. u.
| AleXander's tenement and moved there
last Week.-Mrs.. Frank Humphrey gave u
very pleasant supper 10 IL party of friends
last wcck.-A largely attended meeting of
Friendship Lodge, No. -. +. and a.. NJ,
WAS held at their lodge rooms last Tues
day evening. Five candidates took the II.
\ degree. Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Scribner
are to resign the SUPPLEMENTARY of A.
ID. Gibbs's farm March / and remove to
their home in stowe.
Eli Bcssette Will carry on the IL. r.
Thomas farm the coming scason.-Leila
Livermore visited her grandmother, Mrs.
Rollins, in South Burlington last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander ST. George of
Bristol visited at Joseph Bora's last
". ek.-AIls Laura Coleman is spending a
few days with her daughter. Mrs. Bray,
in Burlington.-Larry Cards of the New
England Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany was Il visitor at Thomas Mollison's
last Wednesday evening.--Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Cross, who have been working for
Charles Byington tho past year. will SO
to their home in Lewis, New York, for a
short visit this week, Mr.. Cross has
rented Charles Harvey's farm in Essex
and will tax possession March Is.
q. II. Alexander. who has been absent
from home two months visiting friend
in Hartford. Albany and Saratoga. arriv-
cd home the 18th.
Tho Charlotte Driving club will hold
their next meeting upon the Ice on Con-
verses bay next Saturday afternoon. All
lovers of good horse flesh are cordially
invited to he present,-Ge0rge ". Porter
writes from Florida. where hs and Mrs.
Porter are spending the winter. that the
recent cold wave ruined the q lrers In
the section where II, is STAYING. al
trees near his house were loaded with
fruit almost ready to pick. Three year,
ago Il hard freeze ruined the oranges and
TINS Is the first crop they have had since
then.-Word has been received from A. NJ.
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seated with now chairs. The heating,
ceiling and cement work was douc by Mr.
Teachout of Essex Junction. Tho vcstry
with its ~commodious parIOr, li,rarv,
Kitchen. coat and hat room and chapel
makes it a most attractive and convcn-
lent plac" for the religious, social and
literary functions of the ,hurch federal
ton. When al Mills arc paid and time
and material that have been donatcd arc
Summed up the cost of repairs will reach
nearly M."'. sunday morning ct the
close of the preaching service tho lHstor
asked for 4 free-will offering for ia" cx-
rensc of repairing. TN" response was 50
lihcra! that in less than - inmates tln
whole amount WAS fully subscribed. In
the evening the people gathered and with
much thankfulncss the vestcv was re-
dedicated practically free from debt.
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notice of his further advancement to
take effect April /. Mr.. Plat was con
sidercd onc of the brightest young men
of the village, was ~ favorite in all
social matters and was generally liked
by all who knew him. During his stay
at st. Adams he had made a host of
friends among the railroad and bust
Owl club of that city. lie Is survived
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
NJ. Platt of this village, who have the
sincere sympathy of a host OF friends
their anlictiOn,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
WESTFORD.

G. II, Cobb has returned from Il few
days visit with his SON. George, in Rut-
I~land.-Pcarl Irish has rented the Potter
farm near Sandorson's corners in Fair
fax and viii take possession the middle
OF March.--The w. =. II. +. are prepar-
ing for a temperance rally to be held
within n few wccks.-GoorGc McNall is
Obliged to draw water for his stock
Irving Cobb has returned to college in
BURLINGTON.
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Poultry Food Arents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. If it
IS not for sale in your village. write the
manutactnrer, G. s.. Page. Hyde Park.
w., for terms TO agents. Agents take
no risk. as the food is guaranteed 70
give entire satisfaction in every case.
aud any not sold may be returned. 1t
Is an article of genuine merit. and can
he conscientiously commended to poul-
trymen.
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CwHlTIENDEN COUNTY
W1NOOsKl.

lphitn Ntfil t'llN CONFERENCE vi
the Methodist Church was held Friday
evening at tho residence of Charles S
Lord. There were present 10 members
of the board. Thc presiding elder, the
Roy. G. w. Brown, -. H.. presided. Dr.
Grown has been presiding elder of
Burlington district TOR six years and
retircs at the end of the conference
year much to tho regret of the churches
in the district. RESOLUTIONS expressive
of the regard in which Dr. Brown is
held and arpreciative Of his ability
aud his uniform kindness and courtesy
i'm his administration were passed. At
ter the meeting of the official board
It reception WAS rendered DE. Brown,
many members and friends Of the
church attending. The pastor. the Rev.
+. :. Moroy. in behalf of those present.
presented Dr. Brown with an edition
dc luxe of Donald q. Mitchclrs Eng
lish Lands, Letters and Kings The
official board of tho Methodist Church
unanimously passed a resolution APP
prcciativc of the labors of the Rev. T..
;. Morcy and wife, and requesting the
presiding elder to ask for their return
for the coming conference year.
The many friends of Timothy ].
OHrien, formerly station agent at this
place, Will b. pleased 10 learn that he
has been appointed chi,f billing clerk at
the Rutland freight office IN. Burlington
ana has assumed the duties of his new
position.
The funeral of Antoine l'arisca,l was
held from ST. Francis Nlvier Cllnrcl.
Monday morning al ,,eh, o'clock Nr
parlsoar ticd ,t hi. hmm. an Iuio.
street latc Friday evening" ur nncun,oni,
after n few DAYS illness. AIR. paris,al
born in Canada - wears ago and
came to this village seven years ago. lror
the pas. two years he has made his home
in I~.oston. coming hero last December
to attend the funeral or MS son. While
llere lie was taken i'll and was unable to
return. He is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Cclna Forth Of lirlyO.,e. Mass.
Miss Alhina iarisoai OF Cambridge,
Mass, and Mrs. Angelina Martelle and
MISS l,osanna Pariseau of this village,
ana three sons lAsori ana OF
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, and Antoine Pariseau,
Jf., OF STAFFORD Springs.
Inc many TRENDS IN TINS village ana
81. Adams or customs Inspector George
~ li"'' were Paihed 10 learn OF ms
"'"th' Wh'ch occurrcd ut ms nome IN
inls village III f"o O'Clock Monday
AFTERNOON. MI. iIatt was hrst taken
III Whlie at work at st. Albans with a
on MS neck. 1t was not
thousht serious at Ifst, u caused the
sufferer mucn pain. For about two
weeks ne received modicat attention III
~ NiohnS "nd men came l" ms nome
mere lTS' D. H. Nhocior OF burlington
ana D. W.. Sheehah OF inns Village were
caIied ana IL was thouSht advisable to
remove MN TO the hospital. After re-
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M1LTQN BoRQ.

Iucius Phelps of SopcrtOwn drew the
watch at the rattle at Georgia Plain
Saturday niGht.--Edward Saunders is
moving to the farm of Noah Phelps
from Fast Georxia,-Mrs. Alonzo
Graves has sold her cottage at Camp
Rich to Mr.. Hildebrand, and purchased
the farm of Peter Rowe at the mouth
Of the brook; consideration, S1,1O0.
Mrs. Ora YES will build an up-to-date
hotel, the view ana scenery from the
point being unsurpassed for beauty.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENosBUR0H FALLS.

J. Fl. Mears Of Norwich UndvsrEty wal
at home " euaday.-as1as eauado.
who has been b Bostoa ssvssal 0cnthA
whore 10 has smplsyme1t u passing .
eostnight herA-Ns. and Ma .. Merrill
OF Boston were guests IN the homo ss
DIN Merrill . fsw days reesntly.-ArShvr
Holden has sold che Euosbufeh ZANE
news agency 70 J. N. Jeftords.-Thsrs wa'l
be q public meeting Of tho State eubers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
To Prove what Swamp.Root, the Great Kidney Remedy
WILL Do for YOU, Every Reader Of the Free p!rass'
May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more
sickness and suffering than any other disease, therefore,
when through neglect or other causes, kidney trouble is
permitted to continue, fatal results are sure to follow.
Your other organs may need sffenfi0n-but your hid.
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Hyou are sick or "feeI badiy,' begin taking Dr.. XII.
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FOR SALE.

FARM for sale at auction Thursday,
February %, ut 10 o'clock n. ~. real and
personal property belong ia the estate
of the late Frank r.. Nash, the nom"
farm of 2o6 acres. situated l mile south of
NEW HAVEN MILLS ON III" main
road between Middlcbury and Bristol.
Nice house, large CUB barn, plenty
of outbuildincs. abundance of water and
wood. Win keep thirty cows and four
horses. with hay to sell. Possession
given Marcn l.. Part of tho purchase
monov can remain N MORTGAGE. Twcn-
ty-four COWS, two horses, farming tools,
hay, grain. etc. etc. Any inu+lirics
checrfuly answered by w. j. Nash,
administrator, Boldens, VT, or +. W..
NASH. Burlington. 22.w2t&3'd, 1t.
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H., is in town.-Thc funeral of Miss
jamie Sadlcr was held from this church
Tuesday afternoon, the Baptist clergy
man from Hin'shursh ofiiciating. The
intcrmcnt was made in Maplewood Gene
tery.-G. NJ. Norton returned from Buff
ialo Tuesday. whore h. has been t.
the funeral of lr. r.. II. Young,
NJ. johnson has rented his farm
is moving back to his village resi-
dcncc.-Miss Katie Thompson has re-
turned from West Lebanon. y. II.
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WANTED AT oNCE-RcIIablo nan as

AT ONCE-Rcliablo man IS
main help on small dairy farm, must
he able to milk well. handle horse cam.
cut wood, gather sap and do general
farm work; also woman as housckcCper.
convenient farm house. small family, no
children. man and wife preferred. Per
mancn position For the right parties.
state age. experience. nationality, re-
ligicn. wage desired. and send refer
cnces. Also correspondence wanted with
parties wis raise lost nation wheat. G.
l.. and D. A.. kneeland, Mountain Home
Farm, Waitsheld, Vt. 3S,d&wlt
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changed every week. Cash in advance re-
Quired. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using frcm 20 to
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months.
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DEAR SIR: Jan. nth, 1904.
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