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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
@,miithfih 6ousfrn, M

9smiitbGi9. Sausfrdu (ibre
aO9in DOrItellenO): n0as lit meine
&ii9enregentin!" PlOBli9 einen Sols
buten bemertenb): oSd, tper lit oenn
base" &Odin: ~0us lit mein Ntit'
resent!"
BON btr 9 6mtere. Ritr
ter: ~. .unb iiebe. oa tpmmt auni'
sunOe nit ibren Sulfenuusen!" Doris
buOer (ruft aus bem pu6litumD: so
a Gu9'! 9iibneruussn bats 5ruusn'
simmer"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

= 9 6 6mieren s8rttit. Die
@uffiibrung mar muitergiiltig, nur eis
mes it0rte. Die tomiI6s gIlte i9eint
nGmli6 icbperb0rig gu iein. neil iie ies
ben glugenblid an ben SOuffleurtaiten
li'F "rb bineini4rie: nBie iagten sic
bph2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

-Sn Der @erfegenbeit. t.
Ri9ter: .gllIo, nd9oem sic brei 5lds
I6en Sett gstrunfen batten, sin9en
sic fort, pbns bc5ablt gu ba6en!" 3e6s
preller: 30. i9. p. ih pGre I4on
pieber eetommen. :. Der Wein mar ia
gang ausgsSei9net!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

2obntnber 8eroien It.
.Gs lit bod I60n BON Der 9emeinoe,
bab lie iebt, no bic 2sute teinen 8ers
oienit baben, penisitens bic gIutler
Oura ben Ort i4neGler fabrsn IdBt!"
-Smmeranaufer. Max1:
pas fali6e RurtItiid, oas i9 9ez
iteru pereiHnabmt babe, tann i'd nur
gIsi6 gum Seniter binausperfenl"
Syral: rWir seben ia morsen gu Der
SOii,, Don 9olbbergers!" 9ib's
benz Disner ais SrintgeIo!" damn:
H9lei9 bic sanas Mart9l"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
Cute Gnsfht.

@irtbtn (OerIesen): pSuIenbrds
ten unb Pprtpein bat Der Srembe be-
itellt!"
@irtb: ngla, ba f6uu' Ou, tpie
0u ben Saienbruten aurehtbrinsit =
Sd perb i9au'n, ipie i9 nit benz
POrttpein fertig luerO'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
GaEitnb.

Meifer gum 2ebrIing, Der ben
9rdumeiiter beim Ruiiren idneibeD:
r9ummtopf! lleber elm Sd6r lernt @r
jebt fdO' unb tann nod nit anal ben
Serrn 8rGumeiiter raiiren, linb follt',
Der 3eit mad, f4p' bulb ben 8iirgers
meiIter rafir'n tOnna!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

e Saurer Srof. 8u9bulter:
.Seuts iinb es fiinfunb5punSi9 Sabre,
ieit i4 in Sbrem Suuie bin." Gbef:
vDa Ieben sic, mas fir elm Slid sic
babsn; tpie pisle Gbefs beiteben 10
Iange9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

-2ei6t 5u betfen. r9luus
ben sic, Serr Dottor, baB i9 nd4
Der Sa6luss ben BroSeB sepinnen
tunn?" = rNaA Der Su9lags ni6t -
uber mir t0nnsn ia bic Sadie aud
anbers lesen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

SIRE 8eiabuns. n@ndOise
5rau iinO bod e6enfalls Der Meinung.
oaB S4iller aud fir bic beutise Sc
nerdtton nod grOBe 8ebeutung BATE"
= ~gber gelpiB bod; meine So9ter
bat bel ben 5eItli9fsiten anlGBlid bes
S4ileriubiIGums i6rsn 8rGutigum
tennen gelernt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

-Senu9oe m. OnteI (ber ben
Nsffen CUR 8abn bringD: Limb ipann
tpirit 0u benn tpieber einmal f9reiben,
Sunse9" Reffe Gn's Portemonnaie
i9auenO): rWta NAL eben na45dbs
LEM"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

4usber 9aferne. Inter
pfffi5ier: n@inidbriser 8linSelmann,
mas iiHb Sic in Sbrem giOilberufe?"
@iniGbriser: pMaler!" llnterOffi3ier:
yOahte mfrs bod glei9, neil sic
beim giiliidr aud alIes Oerpusen!"
8orfi9t. Birtb (Su sinem
8ergtrarler, Der iid uuf iein 3immer
bsge6en min: Den gispidel luFen
g piellei6t Feruntsn. E. osnn penn
g bic Radt lsbbaft trGumen, Serbas
den g mir am Gnb' bic WGnb'!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
Summartih.

rSbre @nGbtge fGeirt Iebr unper.
trdsIi1 5u iein9"
rNa Ous sIuub' id! SD bin in bies
fem Sabre idon ibrs iehIte S6din,
unb Der Serr 9Ottor 1T ifOn i6r brits
ter Mann!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

4Gfaup6rtti9. nSait Du
oenn f6on cine re9t ausgeOebnte
praris2" Sunger 9lr3t: p9eipib, i4
babe ia bereits an jebem Gnbe Der
Stabt einen patienten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

,Sie, aellusr, Der Roitbraten 1T
miIerabel! Sd besreife ni9t. iuie Sic
mir 10 etipds empfeblen tpnnten!" =
.Sa pifen g, tpenn er iiber 'blieben
pGr', bGtt' i4 i'm gum Ra4tmubl
setriest!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

Ser .9te 9ottpr. pas
tient: Serr 9ottOr, i9 bab' Iol9' Reis
BEN in meinen 9lieoern, bab ids foIt
nift mebr uusbultsn tdnu! 9ottrr:
So, - ba f6sinsn sic mir fsin
freuHb BON S4EerSsH gu ieis!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

-3eitgemGBe ausrsbe. e.
Mutter: nGs fdidt iid ni4t fir elm
iunees MGo6en, iid 10 oft uuf Der
Strabe umsuisben." So9tsr: uglber
i'd mub bod idauen, ob tein autOmos
mcbil tommt."
-RepIif. .Was, Span5is Wart
foItet 9sin nsuer 5ut2 Warum bait
Uu aber au9 einen gurnirten getuuft,
elm einfa6er bGtt's au4 setban9!" :
piles, mas rs6t lit! = 0u musit bic
8eefitsats sarnirt unb i9 bic Siite!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

- SD6Fs @tGs 9err Gum
SObn6sn zines Oi6terlinss): rDo
remit 9u benn gar 10 fhneu bina"
Sungs: sir brei Yfennig' Papier
bolsn - m Batter iit mas eing'faIs
LEM"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

Srou: nS9 frage mid, tueshalb
Du bur9aus unfere SOiree ni4t BET
Hns gu Suuie, iOnbern in einem gemies
fbeten Saale uusnGrts seben ipiQit9"
Wtann: nSebr einfu6! Weil ih
bann felbit audi rubtg nu9 Suufe gss
ben lam, penn mir bic Sade gu lang
fptilig tpirb -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
: faaut. NJ.

- 9ur9 9uut. ., id
Tiebe Sbre So6ter iuabniinnig!" =
SD fiird1te, sic lisben iiber meine
8trbGItnife!"
S0bere SO9ternsis=
beit. .WOSu bient eisentli9 tons
beniirte Wiil9, 8sribd9" - nSeben=
falls fir 2eute, Die in ibrer 3iids gu
menia plat ba6en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

-@ebuGbig. Rebatteur: .Sunz
ger Munn, Sbr 9ebtdt lit niht libel
= mir iinb itbud fir bic nG6iten
Sebn Sabre nit 2prit perleben!"
Sunser 9idtsr: ~9lber, Oersbrter
Serr. sic bruu4sn ooh aud etpds
fiir's elite Sabr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
Gin ed)ter EnutoifelGefD.

.DiinIden Der gnGbise Serr nod
in @las 8ier9"
rgBas meinit 9u, Seblptg - hab'
i9 NOD Surit9"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
Good Cookery
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
IN THE Hon 'SEIIOLD.

Let us pass at length to things simpler
.till: I mean the little details of house,
keeping which many young people of our
day find 50 unpoctical. Their contempt
for material things for the humble cares
house demands arises from 4
confusion very common but none the
less unfortunate. which comes from the
belief that beauty and poetry are within
some things. while others lack them
that some occupations are distinguished
and agreeable. such as cultivating the
letters. playing the harp: and that others
are mental and disagreeablc like black
ing shoes. sweeping and watching the
pot boil. Childish error. Neither harp
nor broom has anything to do with it,
All depends on the hand in which they
rest. and tho the spirit that moves it,
Poetry ls not in things. ii is in us. 1t
must be impressed on objects from with
out. a5 the sculptor impresses his dream
on the marble. If our life aud our occu-
patons remain too often without charm,
in spite of any outward distinction they
may have. it is because We have not
known how to put anything into them -
Charles Wagner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
WOODEN COMPANY SUED.


Martin $. Villas, as attorney for Mary
Loco. administratriX, has brought suit
against the American WOODEN company
for 5000. the plaintiffs husband Aiken
Loco. having lost his life from injuries
received whilc employed in the mills of
the company at Winooski. The papers
were served yesterday upon {. S. Lord.
representing the American Wooden COM
pnny. and the case will be returna bic to
the March term of Chittenden county
court.
l-ozo was injured January u, 1906 lie
was employed to feed n rag picker. be-
came caught in the betting and was
wound around the pulley OF the machine.
He was alone at the time so that the first
knowledge of the accident came when his
mansled body was later found by fellow
workmtn, Lozo died II days later at the
Fanny Alien hospital.
Tho suit is brought upon the ground
that LOCO WAS ncedessly exposed To dam
ger. In the trial of the case f.. &. Mower
will he associated With Mr.. Villas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
ESTATE or ROBERT ". Nt> sUk-
LEN OF RII\GrON.
(Miuur Nuvd,I

STATE or VERMONT. olsulc' OF Chi:-
The nonorallc Probate Court Tor tne
District # ,hittondcn.
10 All per, ons interested in thu estate If
Robert NJ Van Sickl'n of Burlington
GREETING.
Whereas. application i'm wrting hath
been made t. this Court lN the Guardian
OF Robert NJ. Van Sicklcu now known
as John Van Sickl"n. Tor license 10 sell
the real "stat' of said ward. scttin-
forth therein thai: his said ward is the
lawful owner Of ana equal ana uudiVid-
ed l-6 interest n Tho 'pld Van Sicklcn
of land with the buildings thereon, sit
ana nd wn Il st" also ad@th 'I par ,1r'
eel of land of - ,5-loo acres situated
in South Burlington. all of said lands
the estate of John Van Sicklen. late
of Burlington, deceased.
Representing to said court that it
would he beneficial to his said ward
that the same be sold aud the avails
thereof be invested or placed at inter-
est
And thercupon the sand cour uplo, Atea
and assigned the 21th day of January.
sos. ut the Probate Court rooms, in
said district. To hear and decide upon said
application; ana ordered tina, pubic no
ticc thereof be given TO all persons inter
est,d therein. by Publishing his order
three weeks sucCcsslvely, in the lSurlns-
ton Weekly rec Press, a newspaper
WhliU 'li'ul.bA'S III tllt mug HhpIllbnit
of those persons Interested therein; all
which publications shall he previous to
IN. time appointed for the hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified TO ap-
pear before said court at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said
Court, to make your objections TO the
granting ~ such license. n YOU see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate
Court rooms. this llih day of January.
1908
MARcElIlS BINGHAM
2SWal Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of Business Transacted dur
tua the Week Ending jan. 10.

Estate OF Lille l.. Whiting. Burling-
ton. Final settlement of the admins
traitor.
Estate of Martin Gleason. Richmond.
Decree of distribution made.
In re- estate of Leila II. towan,
tminorl Dibley. MINI. Guardians ac-
count and resignation fled. Walter j.
Poet of Diblcy. Mimi. appointed
guardian; guardians inventory fled
Estate Of Alice NJ. Kelley. Jndcrhill.
,minor ward) Guardians account
filed.
In re, Albert NJ. Ready, Sholburnc
GnsaneD Committed to the Vermont
state hospital for the insane at Water
bury.
Estate of Lydia \. Wells. Char
lotto. settlement of the account of tho
administrator.
Esatc of Ellen G. stone, Charlotte.
Frank Il. Smith appointe administrator
W. y. Root and Ralph Smith comfnis-
soncrs and appraisers.
Estate of Mary OBricn, Essex. Will
lam O'Brien appointed administrator
j. \. Donahuc and Martin Parker APP
pointed commissioners and Appraisers.
Estate of ElecL Hazard, Charlotte.
Frank b. Smith appointed administrator,
de bonis non, etc.
IL re, estate OF Lewis j.. Parmeco, e.
ti.. Mntrn. (miuorSJ Guardian am
nual ,"ttiemcnt made
IA re, estate OF Louis Gcrmain, Eur
nugton (uon comrosl Guardians an
nuaI settlement made.
Estate OF Almira brooks burlington
FINAL settlement OF the account OF tn,
administrator.
IN re,cst.,tc OF John Kafka, Colchester
Estate Of Charles lSostwick, Rich-
| mOnd Dcma BostWick appointed admin
IstratriX, Thomas Henley ana j. II
uoodwin appointed commissioners an,
appraisers
Estate OF Margaret Clark, Burling
ton. Application Tor license Ia sell rca
estate; hearing january -
Estate OF r.iza killin, Colchester
Will filed for probate; hearing Januur,
~.
Estate OF Frank e. Wilkins, Willis
ton, VIII filed for probate; hc;Ninl
January rs.
Estate of Byron :. Jones. Burlington
win nlcd Tor probate; hearing Januar.
IS.
Estate of Robert NJ. Van Sicklcn
,minor ward) burlington. Applicatio,
tor license to sell real estate; hearing
January -.
Estate of Anna Duffy. burlington
Appraisers inventory filed.
Estate of Henry brewster. Hunting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
JENNETT- PATTEN CASE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys Argue In Count,
Court for Certified Execution.

The session o.. county court yesterday
was devoid CO.. decisions although the
entire day W.. PASSED in hearing cases.
motions. etc INo case If Charles bennett
vs. Henry Pa IN again came up. this
time an Argument being had upon "a mo-
ton for Il cer'tied execution. The de-
cison will be announced later.
The case Of rs liam Carly. admniStra-
tor. ". the village of Winooski, was
argued as to demurrer. j. J. t.nright
appea red for tIe plaintiff and n. +. VOL
colt and Henry conlin for the defendant.
In the cas- Of Angie Thompson vs.,
Sale A. Thompson and Georgianna Gal
vim VS. t.ugeu" Calvin there were hear
ing on the question Of temporary ali
mony. The di, nee cases of Mary Boclair
w. Fred Boclar and Of Mary l.. Bcaulieu
VS. Arthur j Heaulieu were heard.
In the case of Reynolds McGinnis Co.
We George " Green there was Il hear
ing on the aud tor's report,
Court will convene this morning at min,
o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
ATTORNEY. GENERAL HERE
Considered the Evidence NJ Hand In
Death Of Louis LnmOrn.

Attprney-Gcneral &. G. Fits of Brat
tleboro arrived in This city last night ana
was in conference with states Attorney
Sherman with refcrcnc to the death of
Louis l.aihora. who was found dead in
Wmooski last sunday morning. The evil
dcnc, secured by Mr. Sherman was gone
over in detail but no decision was reached
as To when the preliminary hearing Of
Louis and Dennis Irombley, who are
now IN jail on suspicion, would be- he Id
No definite charge has yet been mad"
against these men, although they were
arrested shortly after Lamora's body was
discovered and have since been in jail.
New evidence in the case is being con-
,tantly collected and some steps toward
"A preliminary hearing will be taken soon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

DAMAGES OF ONE CENT.
Carrie Duran, Gets u Verdict in Her
Suit agninSt Adcline FOrant.

Damages q one cent and costs OF 81
were allowed yesterday in city court by
Judge Hawkins when the arguments
had been competed in the case OF al
legged Islander brought by Carrie Du
rant VS.. Adeliue Forant. The trial of
this case has occupied several days and
during its progress several interesting
features of life on certain sections Of
North Winooski avenue We're brought
out
Miss Durant claimed that Mrs. For
ant called her bad names and SANDER
ed her fearfully, while Mrs. Forant
claimed that her husband passed "A con-
siderable portion of his time in Miss
Durant's apartments. Arguments We're
made YESTERDAY by A. V. Spaldng TO-
the plaintiff aud by +. q. Webster for
the defendant An appeal was taken
by Mrs. Foranl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
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EGGS AGAIN THE FEATURE.
Market Not well supplied and Prices
Vun High.

The most Interesting matter of dorncs-
tic economy at present is the price of
eggs strictly fresh eggs vary some
what ranging from 81 to IS cents per
dozen There Is not an abundance of case
eggs on the market these days but this
variety brings Is and 70 cents per dozen.
Common potatoes sell for q, cents per
bushcl with the sweet variety scarce
and of doubtful quality ut & cents per
pound. Boston bail lettuce. fresh and
crisp. soils for IL cents :, head: native
lettuce is ! cents head: Kalamazoo cell
cry is cents a bunch: home grown, s
cents and Boston, 20 cents a. tic-up. Hub
bard squash retails at 1 and , cents "A
pound: cabbage, I cents: vegetable oys-
ters 10 cents a. bunch and oyster plant
and parsnps. cents pound There is
an Abundance Of tho best popcorn at ;
and cents a pound. Creamery butter
brings y cents; dairy butter q and 30
cents.
Bananas are - and 80 cents a dozen: :
Florida oranges are IN abundance the
price ranging from N To- 30 cents II dozen; .
navel oranges are 80 to- 60 cents II dozen
still a few pears in tho market at 30 and
Go cents u dozen. Pomegranates are rapid
! ~ passing but a few are now in the
market at = cents each. In tho ample list
arc included Spitzcnbergs, Northern Spies
Gillfiowers and Seeks which retail at -
cents "A peek.
THE WHOLESALE MARKETS..
Potatoes arc bringing % cents a bushcl :,
turnips. bects and carrots 50 and s. cents
"a bushel, Hubbard squash, 3 cents IL
pound and cabbage. cents. Fresh eggs
bring 80 ard % cents dozen with case
eggs. i to : cents less. Dairy butter is
| worth - and " cents u pound
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
IN COURT NEARLY A YEAR,
CaSe Of Levin vs.. Levin Decided In
Favor of Plaintiff.

Tho case of Isaac Levin vs.. Victor Levin
which has been pending in city court since
last February, was decided yesterday. a
decision being given for the plaintiff to
recover damages of 800 and costs. In this
case it was claimed that tho face of a
note had been altered by the defendant
An appeal was taken and the ease will be
carried to county court. C. j. Ferguson
appeared for the plaintiff and r. W. Taft
for the defendant.
The case of J. b. Poland VS. DR. c. T..
T. Sparhawk was tried yesterday in city
court Judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff to recover damages of $35.3i and
costs of $3.50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
THE BURLINGTON SAVINGS
BANK.
Officers Choscn-Ovcr xIO,OOO.OOO
in Deposits.

Tho annual meeting of the corporHtors
of the Burlington Savings bank was held
Yesterday and the reports submitted
showed the institution To be in II most
gratifying condition. President c. l.. Smith
called attention to the fact that the banl,
this year put our its 18th semi-annual
statement, showing total assets "A httln
in excess of ten million dollars and de-
positors 10 the number of 221os: ami in
connection with this announcement he
read an interesting historical statement
Following are the officers for the "nsll-
ing year:
Prcsident-C T.. Smith.
-President-lienry Greene
Trcasurer-F. W. Ward
Assistant Trcasurer-E. $. Isham.
Isookkecper &. Il, Beach.
Trustecs-t, Z. Smith. Henry Greene
j. IT, Iiarstow, Willard Crane. Herr,
Wells r. W Ward and \. Il. White.
more.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
Makes Young Chicks Strone

No better COMMUNICATION could be
made for a Poultry Food than that il
makes young chickens strong. Strong
chicks make vigorous adults. Ruth T..
Grendcll. Mapleton. Me, writes as fol
lows as to this point: I'VE have used
and sold three barrels OF Pages Per-
fected Poultry Food in the past year
and can say that ii will do all that is
claimed for II as an egg producer. All
that ] have sold 10 hrag about II and
want more soon feed II 10 my
young chichs and II makes them strong
anu healthy. one OF my pullcts com
raenced to lay the first day of October
Pnd laid ~ eggs during the mouth.
The rest laid all winter"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

was held from st. JOscph's Church sun
day afternoon at i:l5 o'clock. ana Inc
officiating clergyman was the Kt. Kew.
Mgr. Cloarcc. The bearers were Johh
Moua'in, t.. Asselcn, Frank Maynard
John BARNARD, John MiIiett and LOUIS
Lmogc. lnterment was in Mount Cal
vary cemetery. The deceased If survived
by a mother. three brothers ana TWO SIS
tiers. rho funeral arrangements were III
charge Of Arson" Boucher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
DIED.

LUND-In Worcester, Mass, January
4. 1905. Juel Ingles. I.und, formerly Of
burlington, aged Il years.
GUt,sT-ln this city. January 8, 1905.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Guest, aged 70 years,
mother Of Mrs. A. T.. Grinnell.
PAIRD-Entered into rest, January s,
Miss Elizabeth Baird, for many years
housckcepcr at the home of the late
Deacon James Mitchell.
IIEERY--.t Cndcrhill Center, Friday,
January 9, Carrie Fuller Henry. aged 80
years.
WAIES-Tn Now York city. January g.
1908. George Reginald Wales, aged 10
years.
KINNEY I'm Framinshan, Mass. jan
uary t. Mary Isham Kinney, aged u
years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
pot l.Tlcl;S.

A poil.ice is one Of the best means
for applying heat ana moisture, in order
to relax tissues and ease pain II thcl
are used to remove pain IN the inter-
nal organs, make large enough Ia cover
adjacent territory, and as hot rs can u.
horn'. If for an external wound. mako
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
ON. $. r.. Martin. cork. ~ y. GIN.

ton. s r.. Martin. cork, NJ y. GIL
After tn, election Of officers ruu,uiu
Woe. .,ufE explained "a detail fine arrange
rncrtS Tor the hall. to be held u.xt wccI,
1'ridyv rhc workiucn are not vet thr,u,r,
al. the Hru"rN ana consequently the
rooms arc not ready Cor permanent or-
fcupancy. but viii he thrown opeu To the
members next wednesday night The FUR
niturc IS partially installed and by an
other week everything will bc IN rcad
ness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
SALE or AYRSHIRE CATTLE.

Tho Hon. a. NJ. Fletcher of CHvcndish
has just purchased twelve thoroughbred
AYRSHIRE cattle out of l.. $. Drcw'ss famous
herd at Lake View farm, including some
of Mr.. Drow's choicest stock. Senator
Fletcher, whose farm has been in the
family for many years, is stocking IL
with thoroughbred cattle in order to in
terest his son in It,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
: WILL PAY CASH

for partly maturcd Endowment and Ton
tine policies in amy good company. q, +
North. Aetna Life Office. ~ Church
street. loltSW,lt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

Keeping hOardcrs, once called 'tho
g.nt.el occupation of widows" may be-
made profitable as amy other small bust
ness II the advertising is properly at
tended I.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

\ point to bear in mind at this season
is that in case of freezing or frost bite,
neat must never be applied at first; Ain,
III gradual restoration. Use friction
with snow or ice or cold water. and get
mp all the friction possible. After a
winle let heat he applied in the mos,
gentle manner possible. If, IN the case
of freezing, animation does not return
try artlicial respiration. as il the case
If drownnr. II sores follow frost bite
treat with some reliable ointment. II
there is much inflammation poultice lib
orally.