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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The marriage Of Miss Ellen Forbes Ia
Arthur Douglas, son of ]. II. Douglas Of
this village, took place at the home
this village, will take place at the homo
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Forbes. in Wlliston Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas are to reside in
this village, where Mr.. douglas is en-.
gagged in business
At the annual meeting of the Pcople'S
Electric Light and Power Co. the old
board of officers were reelected with tho
exception of secretary. DR.. G. NJ FerrinS
was elected to this office in place of +.
T. Sawyer. who went to California u
short time ago.
Next week several special evening sorv-
ices appropriate to Passion week will be
hold at the Congregational Church and
among those who Will assist Will he tho
Rev. Edward Hungerford of Burlington
and the Rev. +. r. Kellogg of Waterbury,.
Miss I,ura Wesson of Littleton, y. H.,
who has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. May, went yesterday to Montpelier.
Willis Bates Went yesterday to Nv
York city and goes from there II
Cambridge Springs, Pa, to VISIT his
brother Charles.
The young people who 50 successfully
presented the drama The Donation
Party" here short time ago will present
the play in Shelburne Friday evening.
Mrs. Adelaide Nichols and daughter.
Miss Madeline. expect to go to Brattlc-
boro Saturday for a short visit
Daniel Mclean and Daniel Dohcrty oA
Bolton were arrested here Tuesday even.
ing on charge of intoxicaticn. They
were given a hearing before Justice Sibs
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the week.-Mrs.. Clara Norton. who is
forcwOman for Mrs. Kendall at Burling-
ton was ut home over Sunday.-Dr. May
nard of Burlington was here Tuesday in
consultation with DIR. F'alby for o. II.
Ellis, who is very i'll with pneumonia. A
trained nurse from Burlington is caring
for him.-School commenced at Hanks
vile Monday with Miss Georgia Brewster
as tea chcr-M Retta Ellis of New York
and Mrs. c. II. Gorton of Medford, Mass.
were called here Tuesday by tho illness
of their father. O. II. Ellis.-Wyram Taft
and Mitchell Russell have exchanged
places and have moved.
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy are the
parents of Il son born April /.
Charles Muzzcy. who has been on the
Allen farm the past year. has moved his
family to Cornwall and is to carry on Mrs.
$. f.. Maynard's farm.
Mrs. Ella Ballard and Miss Belle Ballard.
who have been living with Mrs w. r.
Miller, have gone to Nicholville, n. V, to
live.
II. w. Tracy and f. r. Stoddard. cxecu-
tors for the n. r. Miller estate. have sold
the house and barn to c. +. Van Vliet
consideration, $500.
Mrs. Il. .. Stoddard has sold to Peter
Latham her lot of land west to the depot
for 81 600.
The Rev. +. G. HeaXt and II. w. Tracy
have gone to Saratoga to attend the
Methodist conference.
The regular meeting of Champaign Chap
ter. No. 30 Q. Il. S., will be held in Ma
sonic Hall Friday, April II at 7:30 p. IN.
Several candidates will he initiated.
The young people of the Congregational
society of Essex Junction will give
play entitled THE Donation Party" at
the town hall Friday evening. The play
is given under the auspices Of the social
committee of the Methodist Church.
w. $. Ball received a severe kick from
a horse Tuesday. injuring his left leg and
ankle, necessitating the use of clutches
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs II. I. Coodsell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. c. Marsett entertained the men,
bers of La Plotte club and their wives
at the club rooms Tuesday evening. Elab-
crate refreshments were served and a fine
time enjoyed by all.
Van, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. V.
Goodscl. is on the sick list.
w. Il. LamOurcux was in town ycstcr-
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JERICHO CENTER.

Tho Rev. ]. w. Coffin was able 10 con.
Duct the service on Sunday morning last.
There was no evening service. The offor-
ing for the American Missionary associ,.
ton amounted to something over $40
Next Sunday will be observed as Palm
Sunday. morning service co,nn,opc.
ing at 1880, subject "Roligion in n Crowd /"
Evening service in parish house, conduct.
Cd by the pastor subject, children put
ting To Shame Their Elders. '-rhcrc will
be services in the parish house every night
following Sunday. the 18th, conducted BY
the pastor on the subjects as follows:
Monday, "a Day OF Authority"; Tuesday.
"A Day Of Conflict: Wednesday, "A Day
of Rest: Thursday, 1.-THE Last Day with
the Disciples; Friday, THE Day of Suf-
fcring"; Saturday "'rhe Day in tho
Tomb: Sunday, April g. Easter Sunday,
1.-THE Day of Victory; Sunday evening,
Ihe Chilean Appearances and Assem-
sious. -Fricnds of Mrs. Charles l.. Bill
rendered her farewell reception at tho
parish house Tuesday afternoon. Lunch
was served and many werc tho good
wishes spoken TO her by her numerous
friends. Mrs Bell and young son will
Join her husband and leave for her futurs
home at Rose City, Mich Thursday-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar t. Barber, who have
been spending the winter in California.
returned to their home last wcek.-C'harles
Delemcter and family moved to Williston
Tuesday.--Miss Hazel Haskins has been
quito sick the past weck.-iI i. HILL has
engaged a house in Burlington and intend
TO move there in the course of a fow
wccks.-At a recent meeting Of the board
Of library commissioners it was voted "a
send to each library in the State a copy
OF the booklet prepared by tho publishing
GARD of the American Library association.
IN accordance with that vote tho town
Librarian has received the first issue and
feels confident that these lists which ara
10 be sent each month, VIII be of great
service in the selection of books. There
may be found at the enter division OF tho
town library the book Theodore Roose. f.
welt tho Citizen" by Jacob Riis. At River.
side may be found autobiography Of
Helen Keller" At the library located al
Jericho "'rhe story of tho War with
SPAIN as told by l.lbridgc BROOKS; also
other books in a series by the sane authoi
on topics of national interest: also Amer.
lean Merchant Marine" a late work rec.
commended by the State board of library
commissioners, and How to Make Bas-
kets."-Thc Friday club held the last
meeting provided for on their programme
last Friday. There was n full meeting,
Officers were appointed for the ensuing
year as follows: President. Miss Enr "a
Bicknell; vice-pres ident. Mrs. Gertrude J ".
dan; secretary Mrs. Lucy Howe; treas-
urer. Miss Lucy Church; programme cons
mittee. Mrs Cora W. Chaplin, Mrs. Jeroma
w. Hart Mrs. Cora l.. Smith There Is
talk of holding an extra meeting in tha
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too Will make it's report The sixth ar
ticlc vas disposed of by ordering that
the trustees DO Instructed to htre two
men to act as policemen for the year
ensuing. r'he board Of trustees wero uu-
thorized TO make arrangements to have
two additional electric lights ut the places
named IN the warning, viz: Ono On Hall
street at tho top of the bill near Graves's
sand pit, and one on West Allen street,
west of the American Wooden company's
store house. A tax of so cents was or
dcred raised to pay the current ex-
penses. after much wrarglinE. The cleo
ton Of the village Officers was the next
ind last business Of the evening. For
MODERATOR. j.. l.. 1.inscnmcr was tho
unanimous choice of the meeting. In
a rousing and enthusiastic speech D, ].
Catalan placed IN nomination tho name
VI n. A. Bailey for village president.
The name of Sidney Snyder was pre-
scented by Alphonse Dubuc Ballet boxes
were prepared and ID. T.. O'Sullvnn, j.
T.. Sullivan and ID. j. Catalan we're APP
pointed tcllcrs. The result of tho ballot
was made known as follows: Total
number of votes cast, 313; necessary for
Il choice. 157. OF these MIR. Bailey had
16G and Mr.. Snyder 147. Mr.. Bailey was
then declared elected. For village clerk
Henry Conlin was unanimously rc-clcct-
cd. The other officers are: Treasurer
G. G. Allard; tax collector. J.. w. Raw
lin: auditors. George n. Graves, C. H.
shipmnn and Emile Blais For trustees
Il ballot was also necessary. Ballot
clerks were appointed az follows: East
ward. G. n. Stevens. +. v. Graves: west
ward, J. w. Lavgnc. J.. r. Mcngeon;
south ward. Alphonsc Dubuc r. l.. Lin
scnmeir Tho result was as follows.
East wcr'l, Thomas Holden, 80. Ii. l..
Thomas. q; west ward, Jerry stone 50,
Andrew Chcoinc, Jr.. 2s and Henry Du-
pratt. %, south ward. Dennis Groancy Il.
George Nillemairc 20. The new trustees
arc Thomas Holden to succeed Joseph
Elondin in the east ward, Dennis
GrcancN to succeed Sidney Snyder in
the south ward. and Jerry Stone To- sue
coed George II. COuchcn in the west
ward. the meeting was then adjourned.
The new board will meet within n short
time for organization.
The bankrupt stock OF groceries and
meats of l.. +. Mongeon d CO. were sold
at public auction Yesterday by l.. L.
Graves. The goods were sold piece meal
and were bought by merchants IF this
village and BURLINGTON.
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HUNTINGTON.

Tho Kings Daughters meeting. which
was to have been April Il, is postponed
until April &c ON account OF illness.-Mrs.
Chester Sherman is quite i'll. Mrs. Mary
Sweet Is caring for her.-Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Caswell still continues very low
Mrs. Mary Wyman will lead tho Christian
Endeavor meeting next Sunday evening"
An installation of officers Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary was held at their hall Saturday
evening with invited guests. Light re-
freshments were served.
Miss Kate Thompson led the Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday evening.-John
Ellis OF Milton visited his father, NJ. J.
Ellis Friday ana Saturday.-The Misses
Goodrich ana Sayles spent the first OF
the week In starkboro Mt u. II. Wyman's.
II. ". Ellis has pneumonia.
DIR, H. b. Small of Burlington and Fay
Small OF Boston visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Small. the FIRST of
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UNDERHILL.

7. s. Whipplc is recovering from an
attack of laryngitis.-Mrs. Florence Mead
has been appointed as superintendent Of
schools in Underhil for the coming year.
"A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Monahan April 1l.-Merton Whit
takcr of Orwell was in town Il few days
last week visiting friends.-Charlcs Serb
ner has rented of Robert Kirby the house
purchased by him of Isaac Whitaker and
will move there the last OF April
Good Tomplars have moved to G. a. X.
hall and will hold tier first regular meet
ing there March 1l.-Miss Bertha and
Jessie Brown visited in Burlington Mon
1nV
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bishop and Miss
Margaret Shehan of Jericho spent Fri
day at A. A. IIerrick's. Miss Shchan will
remain for a few WHOLESALERS. Mary
lioeaboom of lIghgatc spent Friday
night and Saturday with Mrs. u. o.
Bullock. She returned to her home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bigwood of
Winooski spent Sunday ut r. S. Lincoln's.
Mr.. Lincoln is bettcr--Mrs. G.. w.
Granger is still confined to her he'd
though little better.-Edward Sinclair
of tnderhll came with his mon Monday
to work on a. A. IIerrick's barn.-Mrs.
Minot Smith and little son of Fox Hill
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
jed Mitchell of Petty Brook returning
home Sunday night.
Mrs. Page went Tuesday to visit her
daughter in t.sscy.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
McNall were in Burlington Wednesday,
Mrs. j. N. Ellis went to Huntington We'd
nesday night to spend the rest of the
week,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.


orderd accepted with the exception of
the tax recommendation which was
stricken out. It was voted to exempt
the village fremcn from paying poll
tax. The village taxes assessed on the
erand list were ordered paid directly to
the treasurer. In regard to the article
bearing on the lighting of the village
stccts 1t was voted to instruct the vii
lage trustees TO make Il contract with
the electric company to Furnish lights
for the period of one year. The fifth
article which was to seq what provision
would be made to provide water for fire
purposes was ordered left with the vii.
in.c trustees pending the action to NC
taken at .he coming special village
meeting when the special water commit
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TWO HOTEL BARGAINS.

Large modern hotel % sleeping rooms
all modern improvements house furnished
from top to bottom. good livery barn. two
acres of land. real estate and personal
property. cost $4,000 only few years ago.
Price, 5000. will trade for part farm or
city property.
Good hotel, II rooms. also livery barn.
buildings in good repair house and livery
doing good business. Will be sold cheap.
as owner is going to Alaska.
REYNOLDS II. T.. CO..
Opposite Van Ness House. Burlington, VT.
4O.wtf
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WESTFoRD.

Miss Winnie Osgood was reported to
ne more comfortable Sunday.-NapOlcon
Roberts has bought the place owned by
Jasper NIacia.-W. Mllir ston Rose Of
Burlington is the guest Of Maurice Irish.
Misses Grace A. and Lizzie c. Allen
returned to Lynn Saturday.-Ralph Or
ton Of Essex Junction spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Orton.-
Fred Sbarpley delivers mail by the way
OF Essex Confer, leaving the main road
at Bowmars corner or his return trip
to Essex Junction.-Mrs. George North
way. who has been i'll for several weeks.
is sOmevh hat better.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Bernice Thompson of South Wal
lingford, who is at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Melrihew, is
in very poor health.
Mr. Billings is moving from the a. A.
Welcome house near the lime kiln to r.
4. Prior's house on Fourth street
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Is. Bromley and two
sons, Howard and Chester, of Shelburne
spent Sunday at the home of his brother,
!. Il. Bromley, on Fourth street.
The children of n. Smith, who lives on
the Williston road are sick with the
measles.
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MILTON.

'''' .''u ''.0'"''9 ',.'i '''"s AT
"'' o''''"' Nv mas ''e" SUFFERING LOT
sun. Univ WV" " e"'i1c' VII MS race p"t
mus 'ec.' ""'', " W "oo"' "".' with'ii
e" ~" "'H'' INV i"iic''i was h''u from
ms 'a'c "o'''c III t"o c'och monday al
'ennoo''.
Inc i""cI"' vi Nur'S +. Fratt was
''''" rom MS '"'u ''siuehce at Two
''ouN -no"o"S ai'''"oon. 'he rev T..
T.. iicri'ch oNic'a'ihE' Inc ihtermcht
was /" ,''e la'"l'E iot II inc village ceme-
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs' fe'cr stacy dicd very suddenly
at her nome mere wednesday evening OF
hcart troupie' she mad been about her
WORK as usual lux IN the early evening
cot p'a'hod OF being ill., AS she frequent
l! hau attacks OF tn" kind her family
ava WHAT theN could to relieVe ner but
Wi'hout 'hc usual results. Dr. W. II. III.
Narhey was hastily summoned but be-
lore ne reached the house size had OK
rirod. MIS- st'cy was "a years old and
leaves husrand, -FOUR sons ana three
oaushterH. One SON Jack stacy of
NPr'hsheiu' MaSs'' arrived IN Town Fri
uh! morning me fuheral was held
saturday morning from the Roman Cath
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

John Staplcton Is able to sit up little
r. w. Emo has been confined to the house
with an attack of German measles.-Mrs
Frank Roscoe has also been suffering
from an attack of the same disease.-The
highways on which gravel has been free
ly used are practically dry. Where it was
not used they are almost impossible in
plucps
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Hopkins Of Wi
nooski visited relatives in town over
and Mrs. George Smith OF
Huntington spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. A. J. Downer,-Robert North and
Lucius Coates were in Westford last
week.-Jamcs Milham, l.. j. Brownson
and H. II. Tilley attended the G. A. r.
meeting in Hincsburgh Saturday after
noon.Mr. FROM Yontz says he has
killed the dog which refused to hide from,
tho listers on April /.
Little Ethel Isham sends to the Free
Press two punches of spring flowers, in
dicating that the long. cold winter had
come to an end in ST. George.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. G. w. Kellogg of Barre has been
in town for the past few days.-Mrs. II.
n. Cotton, who spent part of last week
in town, has returned to Burlington
John Fellows. formerly of this town, is
visiting his brother-ir-law, 4. n. Tom
linson.--G. NJ. Gordon has bought fine
driving horse of Philemon Guyettc.
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MILTON BoRo.

Miss Edith Hayden commenced the
spring term OF school Monday.-Mrs. Ar
thur Oliver is gaining sowly.-"Black
Mary" familiar figure with her cart
of merchandise for several years past
is very low with consumption ut a hos
ptal in Burlington, where she has been
since the first of the winter.-Lillian and
Emma Bean have returned TO Brandon
and Rurington.-Mr. Walker of YER
gennes passed Sunday at Thomas Sheans
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Carrie Wright Is at homo from
Gardner. Mass. for n weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson have
returned to their hOmc.--Mrs. q. N
Wright, who has been quite III. 10 re-
ported better.-Mrs. Josephine Ander-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

Mr.. Barbco went to their assistance
They escaped without serious injury.-II
Il. Talcott has bought of Markham Tn
derville the George Miller lot on the road
south Of the village.-The Onaway club
met with Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Douglas
Tuesday night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
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NOTICE.

TA<1DERMIST-A All kinds Of ornament
tai taxdermy done to order. Skins
tanned and lined. First class work
guaranteed. L. A. Carpenter. Yer
genneS, Vt. Al wSt
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CENT
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
CURED No advertisement taken which is
less than twelve words. two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from go to
1000 lines within twelve consecutive
months
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish TO hire
help or to soil Il farm should Use this
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
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FOE SALE-The famous Alder Collcgian
Clothes for men and yourg men of
Milwaukee, Wis. Finest lire of ready
made goods on the market; also a good
line of ladies' mems. boys' and chill
drenS' shoes, lowest prices cash or
credit at the Peoples Clothing CO.. ~
Church street S. & VI. green trading
stamps with each purchase. 7s.d&w.lm
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Reliable men to take orders
for nigh grade nursery stock. OUTFIT
free. Full weekly pay upon receipt of
orders. a. years in business in New
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lander died yes
terday at the home of his grandfather.
Peter Stacey. Mr.. and Mrs Lander
came to Charlotte to attend the funeral
or Mrs. Landers mother. The child
was taken i'll Saturday night. and died
Sunday evening at eight o'clock.
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How to Find Out.

II there is any doubt in your mind as tn
your condition. take from your urine on
rising about four ounces, place it in a
grass or bottle and let 1t stand twenty
FOUR hours. IL on examination It 10 milky
OF cloudy, II there is a brick dust settling,
or II small particles float about In it, your
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Swamp Root IL pleasant to take and Is
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Hotel Manager Wanted.

HYDE PARK HAS a MODERN HOTEL
newly furnished within five years and
equipped with steam heat, electric
lights. bathrooms, barn for livery
stable and another for travel
1t was built in 1892 at a cost of over
$4,000 and is said to be one of the best
hotels in northern Vermont.
The owners wish to sell or lease IT.
and interested parties will receive full
details by addressing
HYDE PARK HOTEL CO..
HYDE PARK. VT.
wit
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EDITORIAL NOTE.-so sue,


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EGGS FOR MATCHING from Barred
Plymouth Rocks. exhibition and utility
combined, $l.iO per Is. $500 per 100. l..
Tenney, Royalton. VI. 40,w,5t