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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22
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War9lano Gbattel 2pan MIIueiotiou.
SO bio $500 werSsn Seritehen anf Wsbefn,
HtamoS etc, ubue Gutfernung berjeIbeu.
psm 1. Sauaar 1905 on bciin6en lib u,ilere
9iireaIr ipieber In unierem alien GofaIe,
Gatpert.1mifbtng. benz 8erihtsgcbduoe eeaer.
tiber,
Bimner sr. 229. 231, 1893 (%dipeitcr sIur),
eabsh.Gde Gahctte. nue ct. 1aul.Strabe.
Sonoenirs tiir 0ef&dfisfreunbe.
(Saob9, 1S,1&S)
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sptn N. 0ttter,S ,,gpIumbla.oans,

Ir. f629, tpBraitsirabe.
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GaRtsR aab ptstIaubtsNR =.

Ghrina's Canton 2tebertrnuS.eane.
Sdupt ana riier ocs GGnten qieoerfran8 -
Sinpiiuiihe icoen 9oune, fioe Nheuo. -
9antensEcrein berfammelt flo ieoen Gtsn.
fine gbeilo. ToticuaIsYier am Supi.-
ebefnpenfc 2cIepbou; gDoIfe 1853 9.
(NprtI13fS)
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SeDcll0eS WeIllgel, pro Yflill0:
olte Siibncr l2i4c.; jungc @iibner
t41ac.; Gntcn t0c. bis 12c.; 2auben,
pro Yoor 2Oc. bis Boo.
Srihtc unb Sem iii e.
a"ortoifelL pro Sab 500 bis
$3.50; 3udcrriiben, pro giinbeI
ic.; @eiBfobL pro Sunocrt $500
bis $500; 3miebcln, pro 9uid)el
GOc. bis G5c,; acpfel, pro 5ob
$1.25 bis $t.75; crime gobnen,
pro 9uidcI Soc; 8urfen, pro
aorb 15c. bis SOC; tomatoes, pro
Carrier 15c. bis Coo; anonos, pro
Crate 500 bis $2.75; Biiriide, pro
Carrier $50 bis So; Gnntoloupes
pro Crate G5c. bis SIPS; @aiierme.
Ionen 1Oc. bis DC; 9irncn. pro
aorb SOC. bis S1.00; Gomions, pro
Sob $3.50 bis 800; Biloumcr, pro
Giort &c. bis Be-; Garotten, pro
Yiinbel t1Ic. bis 1Mc.; 2imubobnen,
pro babies Tab 6Oc. bis Zoe; WtoiS,
pro 9utcn0 lc. bis SC.
Groceries unb Probiic c.
mem.
Salsflciidl pro Biuno: fleinc GU
aor.GurcO 5hinfen 1916; groBc
Sfinfeu 12a4c.; G%alifornier Sdin.
fen SIC; Guaar Gureo Sdultern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-22

Spirpa e%hwenarr's Gate,
2ft5 Saipcrtuu, Hnao, nabe 1rsocrif.Npe.
Die heiien Weiile I'M Wefictlo. Wp1nIs
aeiicn Az icoer Belt. 1eIGGfiSlnrit cine
Spe5iNlitdt. - 0dupiIuartier oeA Ear
rollton Nrbeiter.U idnnerSorS".
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Sombt0nnriter hes ~3baIia' WnuHerbors".
Suue unb Sommeraorieu binie 8u Ders
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Feinite 8etrdnfe. 5rsi'tooI. 9. 4 D.
feItpbon - Dlt. Bsrnun 1900 y.
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SECOND CALL.

$4,000 baltimore Vricf ber ........ 80
$1,000 Gcuhparo icr -. ..,......... Soy
$4,000, llniieb 8uirpuOs Giut. ......... 6ih
$4,000 lluiten JiuiIpnpS SIM. .......,. 64h
$4,000 rniico MbS Giut On II GttS).. 62&
$4,000 uniteo Mps Gtur o. IT Gtfs) 49,. 02N
$1,000 gSciicrt NIurDIuno 4er ........ 80
$1,000 Cotton Gud bet . e.. ........,.. s5N
10 WlercuriiIc lruit ....,.....li5
% Gpin II. 5nrm Mani On G).....i3b
10 Nichunic5 guuf ........... G2h
100 emf Cotton 7ncf Com ........ If
200 llnttco Mutupabs .......... i5h
81 Gitt6cus' Yuuf .. e. ..,....... %
30 Conf Cotton 2ud Rio ......... SO
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Sn1b; Irbeit auf Dem 2unoc ipiro boraeSnaen.
sIore'te inter Gbiitre "a. 81" Gorreippnoeni.
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6~hftn9cit in Hr. 4iO, Sho-S naiipuuo straRe.
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t234-6)
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gutter 2obn. 9i1b5ufru9cn in Hr. 6t2, Nater.
EtIafe. (234-6)
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information penoe man ii) dH 8cp. s.. Suues,
VII. 4O1, Scccne Mueunc. Re,u'Yort.Gitn
t232-5)
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(234-5)
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Balninternebner
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
sins his friend. the Rev. J. W. NJ. Beattie
(Continucd from third page.)

ains his friend. the Rev. J. W. NJ. Beattie
occupied the pulpit of st. Matthew's
Church sunday. He left Monday 10
visit among friends in Quebec.-The
Eirgs's Iieraids are to meet with Ella
Fairbanks Saturday afternoon.-Thc
Young Peoples's Home Missionary society
met with Mrs. E. Judd Irish We'd
nesdny evening.-M. p. Perlcy aud the
Row r. T.. White loft Monday morning
TO attend the missionary convention In
Worcester. Mass.
Edward Martin of West Enosburgh ac-
companied by his daughter. Mrs w. II.
Perkins and his son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin of this place. went to East
Farnham Sunday to attend the funeral
Of the sister Of the late Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Elan Humphrey. who cared for
her during her last illness.-Thc Mont
peplier boys seemed to enjoy their visit
here except the score made. The boys
here entertained them in the evening
with a promenade in Forostcrs' hall. The
band was out in the early evening in
honor Of the victory. and a bonfire ON
the school ground helped TO kindle en-
thusiasni which was at n blazing point.
1t was II fine played game and tho fans
enjoyed its features to the fun Judging
from expressions heard or the Streets
John Watson is working in Sheldon on
Che house of DR.. f. NJ. Brown.-The com
nittec have secured the services of Miss
Kennedy of St. Adams to teach the
erammer grade for the balance of the
year..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25

hitting II witt a hammer which he was
using on Friday afternoon.-L. w. Buz-
cell, who has been confined to the bed
tor some time by illness. is now able to
he about the house Mrs. LMcretia s;ar-
gent and Mrs Luna Bailey of Hyde
Park visited friends in Stowe last Fri
day.-W. W. Houston OF Vermont Uni
versity spent Sunday at his home in
Stowe.-Services were held at West
Branch Church on Sunday evening. the
usual Sunday afternoon service being
postponed on account of a funeral.
PRAYER meeting will h. held there on
Friday evening George Douglass. who
has been seriously i'll the past week. IL
now improving Raymond. thu young son
Of II. II. Mower. formerly Of Stowe, but
new " Lowell, Mass, is in a hospital
in that city seriously i'll with a disease
Of tho hone, affecting one leg below
The knee Following is the programme
for Mansfield Mountain Grange for May
q: a discussion OF the question drawn
from the QUe stion box at the last meet
inE: music and a reading by Mrs. Lena
| Brown.
The Rev. Melnir j. Allen of Worth
ingtOn. Mass, occupied the pulpit at
the Congregational Church on Sunday
and preached very acccptably.-The
town grand list for this year is ST.
$4,000. an increase OF $500 over last
| year, Nvhen ii was s7.S59.73. There was
an increase of about $4,000 in the value
of first class real estate and a decrease
of 81 900 in second class. The lumber
of polls has increased from 4S2 of last
| year to 491 this year.-Harold Billings
Of Billings's mill at the Forks is suf-
fering from "A broker arm. the result
of a kick from Il horse last Friday.--
While fishing on the South branch be-
yond the ranch" last Friday, Bowman
Gale stepped on a rotten log and fell,
severely injuring his shoulder and
aNn.-Miss Myra Cheney Will spend
the summer vacation with her brother,
Walter Cheney's family, in Wakefield.
Mass.--Mrs. Mckenzie. who has been
caring for Dr. I,igclow for the past
1.-TWO months. returned to IIardwick on
Wednesday to fulfil IL previous en-
gagement.-Miss Annie Mayo is AT
Lake Mansfield, where she has employ
mcnt at the club house for the sum-
mer.-George w. Buzzell. who has
been employed as conductor on the
Mount Mansfield electric railroad. con-
cluded his engagement with the COM
pany last Saturday.-H. G.. Thomas,
fish and game commissioners. has re-
coived notice that Ernest Foss n
George Bcdcll have been arrested for
fishing in Bedcll brook, which has
been closed by the state for several
years.-Mrs. Sarah Weeks returned
Tuesday morning from a visit OF sew
eral days with relatives in Hyde Park.
--Gnnulh tho ycnnDnSt son of MI, and
Mrs. G. l.. Mcmahon. received "A severe
cash over the eye from a stone care
lessly thrown by one of his schools
mates on Tuesday.-Miss Annie Bige-
low has been i'll for several days with
the grip. but is now improving.
II. q. Thomas was in Essex Junction
on business Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs YER
non Smith ana Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Smith
and son and daughter of Brooklyn. n.
y, visited Mr.. and Mrs. q. i. Smith last
week, arriving Thursday and remaining
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
sWANToN CENTER.

A slight frost visited this vincinity
Monday and Tuesday mornings, though
not hard enough. it is hoped, to dam
age the fruit crop extcnsively.-Mr.
and Mrs. Prosper Bushcy and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. ana Mrs. Jerry Gotta and child,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Therrien at
tended the wedding Monday of their
relative, Miss Josephine GregOire and
Charles Turcottc, both of st. Albans.--
Miss Johnson spent Sunday with Miss
Ladd of st. Adams Bay, and Miss Mamie
Dolan with Miss Mildred Evarts of
Georeia.-Miss Nellie Catlin and cousins.
Samuel and Harry Billiard of Swanton
Junction. attended the party Saturday
night given by Oscar Rixford OF Fast
Highgate. in honor of friends from Mon
trcal.-Thc pupils of district No. /; have
been persevering and enthusiastic over
the study of our common birds and min
erals this term. The total number of
varieties of birds seen by the entire
school is u, of which William Royce has
the largest list of 30. and Harold Royce
the second in rank of AZ. The ever pres
ent but elusive warbler family is rcceiv-
ing much attention, and several rare va
rieties have been seen and named by
sharp eyes. The school has also collect
cd 81 minerals.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
VAUDEVILLE.

Mrs. Bernie Kelly Of Morrisvillle is
spending several days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Willcy.--J. W. Page
and wife OF burlington were in town over
Sunday The Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. Fred Darrah Wednesday, May
2a-Mr. Baldwin of Burlington spent
Sunday in town.-There was "A frost Mon
day niGht.-Mr. and Mrs. b.. a. Hill were
called to Stowe Tuesday on account Of
the serious illness of his mother. Mrs.
Ebcr Hill.-Mrs. a. J.. Laraway is spend
ing some time in St. Adams. the guest of
her son. Charles Anderson German mea-
sizes have visited several families in
town.-Roy Sinclair has moved into c. T..
Bragg tenement house, in the Hollow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
ORANGE COUNTY
CHELSEA.

Miss Blanche Townsend. who was re.
Gently graduated from the En;ercn school
Of oratory i'm Boston. Mass. went tn
Morid"n. y. H.. to teach in Eimhal Tn
lon Academy. preparatory to commence
mcnt exercises. Archie T.. George takes
the place of Harry Sanborn. former hrst.
lor at Orange County hotel, who has
bought the business Of Bryon Berry, tho
local harncssnaker County Examiner
'ohn NJ. Comstock is this week holding a
series of teachers institutes. He will
o" Ill chelsea May %. at Randolph
May y, AT Newhury MAY % at
Thetford May 2s.-With the advent
OF a new family into former school dis.
trict NO. 10 on tie STAFFORD road. the
school directors have determined To
establish Il school in that district for the
year. Mrs Eliza +. Carr vii he the
Mrs. Pamela Ann Futter, aged
IL years. died May Is in Washington.
She was the wife of the late Job N.
Euttcr.-Williar NJ. Flanders is very
sick with pnemmcnia.-1hc Rev. ,Ierhort
j. WNck"f. pastor of the congregational
Church. returned IN Monday from a
four days vacation with his father At
his Connecticut hOme-During the last
two Sundays the pulpit has been quite
hcc"ptably supplied by the Rev Mills
]. Spnrhawk of Randolph.-Mrs. George
Is. HiXny has moved from her farm III
South Washington TO the J tnet y. ClaiE
house opposite the meat market which
w. p. Townsend recently tonight
Arthur +. Rogers has gone to Nershire
~ work in a farm during the season.
Miss Efie NJ. Cobuin has returned from
Manchester, y. H., where she spent the
winter. She vas accompanied by Ms.
Olive Pearson and her son. William, who
will spend the summer here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25

until last Monday. They spent Friday
ana Saturday at Lake Manstield.-Mrs.
Julia Irving and son, c. II. Irving, who
nave been stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. u. Smith, left Stowe on "Wednesday
Tor their summer home at Thompson's
point, where they will be joined by Mrs.
lrving's father. HAL Atkins. of Vir-
ginia.-Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Smith visited
burlington on Wedncsday.-The stone
work was completed on Tuesday for the
mouse which H.. A.. Butts is putting up
on his place at Moscow.-L. C.. Raymond
Is putting up n new house on the lot
recently purchased of'Charlcs Cobb.-C.
T.. Eddy went to Boston on Monday to
attend IA convention of travelling men,
Mrs. G. f. Eddy went to Johnson We'd
ncsday to spend several days with rcla-
tivcs.-O. f.. Luce is on "A business trim
to Roston.--Mrs. Glen Cole Is in roor
health.-Mrs. T. c. Wright. who has been
i'll for some time and who recently fell.
hurting one hand with "A rusty nail. is
able to be about the house "A little.-Stowe
high school base ball team went to Uvdc
Park Saturday tn play the l.. C.. A. team
but the game was called off on account
of the rain. The T.. c. A.. team comes To
stowe ncAt Saturday. May 27.-Mrs. Belle
Heath of Montpelier Is visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John wilkins, at
the lower villagc.-A party of eight young
ladies. some of then, members Of Pro-
fessor Parker's class in his place. at
tended the concert by his class in Morris
vile Tuesday evcning.-Hard frosts on
Tuesday and Wednesday morning did
some damage to early garden crops
Robert. the thrce-ycar-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Cole, fell off "a doorstep at
their home on Maple street on Tuesday
morning and fractured one arm below the
elbow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Henry Lang of West Sterling. Mass,
is visiting his parents. MIR. ana Mrs.
W. II. Lang.-The W. G. T.. l.. will meet
with Mrs. a. G. Derby Saturday after
neon at two o'clock. Delegates will be
elected to the county convention to be
held at st Adams. June 10 and III. "A
loud of Burlington was tho guest of
MIR. and Mrs. c. L.. Orton rhursday.-Ver-
mont Clover Creamery company paid a5is
cents per pound for April butter.-Mr
and Mrs. W. A.. BenOit Of Lowell. Mass.
are passing the week at the home of
Mrs. Beroit's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Il. Bowen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
NEWPORT.

II. II. Tracy OF Congdon. Ore, is visit
ing relatives in town.
f. j. Hill. district deputy grand patron.
made an oflcial visit to North Star Chap
ter, o. Il. s., at Island Pond Friday.
The Sunday transhippinG of freight at
the Boston d Maine and Canadian Pacific
freight sheds has been discontinued.
a band stand is to he erected at the
lower end Of Morse street for use OF tho
Excelsior band for the summer evening
concerts.
Andrew Robcrtelle has sold his interest
in the Star Shoe store to William Batch
elder.
DIR. c. Bogue has purchased a new
electric launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Faouin have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Baptist Church the second Sunday
in June
Miss Susie 1,oden of Duarte. Cal, ar.
rived last week and will spend the sum
mer with her aunt. Mrs. G.. II. Newland.
Capt. r. a. Robbins OF Co. l.. has ten
dercd his resignation. which has been
accepted and goes into effect May %.
The representatives Of the estates
OF b. w. Bartholomew OF Orange
county and n. +. Walworth of Orleans
county have effected a compromise in
the settlement of the Bartholomew es-
tate. This Is the final closing Of an
estate which was left over 80 years
ago and has been in the probate court
and in the county and supreme courts
in different forms since that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Quimby re-
turned from Lyndonville Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Brooks, who has been
dangerously i'll with neuralgia of the
stomach is reported as improving.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the grand stand. sheds and track at
the Memphremagog Driving Park. pre-
paratory for the June races.
The change of time for the summer
train service on the Boston & Maine
goes into effect June %.
II. A. Wright is assisting in the Bos-
ton & Maine freight office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
NORTH TROY.

The Rev. james Ran,age went 10 Bur
lin.tor last week and transferred Mrs.
Ramage from the sanitarium I" Barre.
g. {. Wheeler has completed the pur-
chase OF tn" T.. /. Young house or
Pleasant street and irtends To- repair
and then occupy it.-Mrs. philip clark
Is recovering from a severe Illness
Harley Banistcr and his sister. Meta.
AZ. To open ar ice cream pirlor in the
Pike block and are nov moving in.-John
ingram of Granhy. Que. is in town.
Joseph Lent has muNcd irto one of the
tcnclncnts in the Farrows store building
. l,N.ir1 Powers ha. purchased he
George Sylvester farm m the East fIill,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
GRAND ISLE.

Newa cunle to Mrs. Hannah Macomber
Of the death Of hor brothers widow.
Mrs. Kate Hoag, at the HON or her
daughter, Mrs. John Ci!icne. In Grand
Island. Nch. Charles Nantine has gone
to attend tho burial of Mrs. HoaE at
.,ha,v. \. =. b' sides her h,,saan Henry
l,oag. formerly of this IN Merritt
Vantine of Boston visited his old home
last friday and over niEht.-Thc Friday
Night club gave an trtertaining and
amusing mock trial at the high school
building last Friday evening. resulting
in TIE finding by the jury Of i2 to Lester
Mincklcr guilty of burning the old tan
merry On the eth OF March, rs. and Or.
). II. Branch guilty of hiring him to
b;,rn the said tannery. Mrs. Miller and
". s Parks were the main lawyers. nj.
O.. Kinney judge.-Moscs Blow died
Tuesday morning Mt the home Of his
scr. Nicholas.-Thc little son of =. Will
cox is recovering from his recent ser
ious illncss.-The Ladies' Aid meets this
week Thursday for tea with Miss Ell,
Griffith at S. +. Gordon's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

Wilder Magoon. who has been in fee
bile health for the past Nea-. suffered
anothcr shock last week and never re-
morning at 4:31. He served in the Civil
War. in the nth Vt. Vols, Co. D.. near
~ three years until the war closed. His
war record was one of the hest. and lie
was orc OF Johnson's best citizens. Fla
leaves "A wife. ore son ard three daugh-
tiers. The funeral services will be held at
his late home Tuesday, the 23rd. He was y
years old. James McCuin and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Eelviderc. &C. w. Mcfarland spe Mt Sun
day in Morrisville.-A surprise and birth
day party was held at the home of
Forrest Mujsett last Saturday. a few
presents were left as n slight token of
the esteem in which the young couple
are held in the communicative Memoir:
ial sermon will be delivered at the opera
house next Sunday by the Rev. H.. c.
Leach of the BAPTIST Churcii.-The Rev,
DR.. Timing of London. England. will give
a lecture in the opera house next Sun
day at $50 p. m.-Austin RICHARDS is
able to resume his place at the Rake fac
~tory.-Arthur Heir has rented OF W. II.
Stcarns his place at East Johnson.--C l..
Hayford was in Burlington Saturday,
G ecrge Keller has rented the Mrs. l.. NJ
Jones house or Pearl street and takcn
possession Of same.-J. A. Pearl has re-
turned from a business trip to Boston.