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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-20

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN = A
strawberry roam mare, white face,
four white feet, name clipped short,
long tail; $50 reward and no ques-
tons asked, IL returned to j.. w.
McQuade. 234 North Walter street.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-20

LOST-Lady's open face enameled
watch, with fob. Liberal reward if
returned to this office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
SHELBURNE.

liarlN Lawrence and h,sttr Perci-
val have gone To Wcstli,ld for 10 days
hunting "Trip.
MIR. and Mrs. b. e. Marsctt Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. |. hnodscll entertained the men,
hcrs of the Lii Ploue club and their wives
at the club house Tuesday evening, Mo-
Vcmbcr II.
Harry W. Hopkins head groom at Shcl.
burnc Farms breeding stable has gone
to England on a business trip.
~. +. SaXton bought over 1o.n0 barrels
of apples for John Nix ~ Sons this fan.
Five thousand barrels were shipped from,
Shclburn" station. II. y. Rowloy has;
bought over 1im0 barrels tor Charles
Wcbhcr a. son nnd 1000 barrels were
shipped from Shclburnc.
Edward Frcd.it has moved his family
into his new llouS" on Fails street
Lewis Abdro has moved his rinnily from
The Fails tn the Tracy tenement IN the
,osfoficc buildings
Ward Colby, meat cutter at Smith 4
Wcbstcr's market, is laid NJ with blood
poisoning and Arthur Goslin is cutting
meat ut the market.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
GRANVILLE.

Miss Eus" nuChdu tinisGoG her school
in North Hollow Thursday ami returned
tn her hom" ia Brlndpn -t'iynn Ford
picked a nice ripe raspberry November l..
y Mrs. Martha Cove ind her SON Alfred
Ct Ruches ster w'lc the guests Of Frank
lin Amy Sunday.-Miss Ehby Hubbard is
III Boston visiting relatives for Il week
Miss Ieda Briggs returned from. Yer
g"n,es Thursday II last wecE-So hool
in South Hollow closed last week. Miss
Eessic Eaton the teacher WI return for
the winter term.--E. y. iiomcnWav ,.ut
II cash about two incl cs lon. ia the side
ot his head hy Il bowl shell hving from
the ia,h" in mis- mii 5- w,rk.-F. o..
N'hr"hN OF RoXnury md q; y. Farr of
Hancock were in town Tucs ,lay -NcIlon
N""i vas in l'rookii, ii rcc,nllS--rh.
Willing Workers will have a safe in 1hc
Eri''S lal Saturday Afternoon ana even
III" November Is. There will also h. n
ii"' entertainment in thc evening. Til,
proceeds are to hc used for rancrjup in,
churC h.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
RIPTON.

Mrs Myron hamilton is very sick. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hoskns are recc living
congrat ulations over the birth of II
daughter born Wednesday the Sth.-H
l.. Wood is busy saving sninglc for j.
Batten-Mr. Hall Of Middlehury coll. =,
occupied the pupi, at the Mcthodi-t
Church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs LuSs
Goodyear Of Hancock were in town sun
diy.-E. l.. Wood is boarding at W. =
1iumtlcy's this wintcr.--Thcrc is about
five inches of snow on top of the mol4ll-
tain. William Whittcmorc is moving to
East Midilebury for tn. wntcr.-Miss
Cora derby Of Middlebuty college WIS
the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Luther Cur
rian Saturday ana Sunday William Gal
Vii. was in Rochester last week on town
businrss.-Frrd Smith is moving into
fluntlcy'S tenement ana will work for
Mr.. liuntlcy.-The young people Of thus
place have started y Junior eag,,o.-Wil-
liam Stove of Middlcbury high school
was at home over Sunday.--H. r.. Day is
shed Mt the Icar Of his house--Coswcll
and Morrcy have completed their con-
tract in the lumber woods for W. $
1luntlcy.-Mrs. w. l.. Wood who has
been quite sick was able Sunday to take
her place in the choir at the Methods,
Church Demo has sold his pota-
toes in Middlcbury and is drawing tben,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
Over 100000 Farmers Represent.
ted in Convention at Allan.
tic City.
Law CHANGES ADVOCATED
Vncrcss should control Co~Vurmtious
and Powers Of the Interstate sumi.
snrrrc COMnntssiUn BE Increased
t:UN. He'll 81 speaker at
UcccptiUn.

Atlantic cay. y. j.. Nov. ls.--More
than 500. 0no farmers in Is states are
represented hN tho d.loeatcs tu the
""th annual convcf ion Of the National
Grange Patrons ur iIusbuudrY whicn
h"san her" to-day. National Ma%te,
Aaron Jones address was tho feature
Of tn" days session
Ilc advocated Tia" passage laws pros
Vidine for postal savings banks. pro-
ydina for the election of United states
senators by direct vote Of to. people;
granting tho power to Congress to roe.
ulHt" ana control all corpor3,tions and
combinations preventing monopoly ANA
the use of their corporat. powers to
restrain trade or arbitrarily establish
prices: "niaraing thu POWERS and du-
ties of til" Interstate commerce COM
mission. uljro food laws,
Tonight Il public reception was hold
,ho sneakers including Gov. r. *
Stokes of New Jersey. Coy. e.. i. Eel of
Vermont, and former C;oVcrnnr y J..
rach.ld"r of New Hampshire
Tho report of the treasurer. Mrs Eva
Mcdowell of Rome y. Y. showed the
total resources of tn" national Grange
to lac S>,.7S>: expenditures $3.50; total
receipts ;,.,3li.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
M1LTOH.

Mr.. ANA Mrs. T.. \. Pratt started Thurs
'MN Tor their winter home in Crescent
'UF. Fla. They will spend ,wu weeks
with their daughter. Mrs. Porter picrpo;i
AT cdNnlllih &C.,. TN tho WaN.-Mre
I lara Rogers was thr .,i, :; uf friends ui
Ess"N junction Thursday ovoning.-'ll.u
local lodge "f Ecbc kahs mri Wednesdays
ev"hini, ana s"v.rnl candidates were mi
tIated. Tho condition Of William Hast
lnts VIII" has been very low with typloi,,
fever il Il it'll" improved ;,ud he is gain.
ing slowly.
fug"n" Ponrolt and Mary Ann l.urncll
we're married at -. AIMS Church Tuos-
day morning hN the Rev. Father Pa
uu"it". Mrs. Mary Robinson has gon. 20
'tamiit"n. \. " tu visit hor dnughtor.-
Mrs. f'rod Webster finished her school
in the North district las, saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. "" "lst'' are soon 10 remove 20
Swanioh. whore h" has formed II partner
ship with -. q. Furman.-T;ert and Cory
M"lcr nf nd.ihlll arc visiting at II. -.
Phelps S.-'i'orgo taswcll has u position
in Springfield. Mass. and will remove his
f.tst l..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICE

I'm" Rev. L.. H. Elliot of Waterbury,. the
representative of the Vermont Bible So
cittN, spoke at the Methodist Church Sun
dly morning and in the evening he ad-
dressed union meeting of the Bap,i,t
ana congregational Churo hes in the latter
church. A special feature of the evening
service was n solo Face to Flce'' which
was rendered in Il very pleasing manner
bN MIS-. Willard of Montbricr Mrs NVil-
IHrd is visiting at tn, home Of Mr. and
MIS-. NJ. l.. Fost"r.-Thc Roy. and Mrs
q. l.. Wells have both been quite sick for
several days. --"rho Mystic Party" which
was given by the Christian E.ndeayor So
ciety of the congregational Church Fri
day evening was = very enjoyable affair."
TN" evening was spent in playing games
and various other amuscmcnts.--'
stanford of this place and H. II. Powers
"i M"rrisvillc are named as Executors in
ih" Will Of the lat" Mrs. Nj. NJ Jc,idcvmc.
-ihc funeral of Mrs. \. H. Sawyer was
held from the Bartist Church Sunday at
twelve o'clock, the Rcv. T.. C. CLrl, of
East Randolph officiating and tn" inter
mrnt WIS tat North Walden. Mrs Saw
yer had been i'll for several weeks ANA had
been improving until sunday before her
death. She is survived by her husband, one
son. ". !. Sawyer, and an adopted daugh-
ter, two brothers, W. !. Rollins Of Greens.
bo'o and &. NJ. Rollins OF Rennington
besides an aged mother Mrs. Charles Pat
tcrson, of Walden. and they have the sym-
pathy of all in their sorrOw.--Mrs. Harry
Clement who has been confined to the
mouse by illness il, able to be out.-Nr.
ana Mrs. u. =. McEntec of Monkton have
been visiting for Il few days at the home
of Mrs and Mrs. a. q. Titus.--The Rev,
Mr. Atwell of burlington conducted Epis-
copdl services Sunday morning and even
ing at Academy hall. Mr.. Atwcll was en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
o. LaJoy.--T. y. Russell has moved his
family from tho east village to one of his
tencments in his block on Wolcott street,
The FOrtnightly Culture club met Satur.
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. l.. A.
Kent nt which time the following pro.
gramme was given: Paper 'The MoRul
dynasty" Mrs. Emma Garter; paper.
"Akbar and Shah Jehan." Mrs. Annie Sui.
lvan; reading, "a Daughter of the Des-
crt." Mrs. Lula Stuart; paper, "Dclphi
and Asri.' Mrs isabel McNnughton;
reading, "'rhc Tai Mahal,' M.s Lula
Il mialL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

a pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the
residence Of G. w. Brewster when his
daughter. Georgia NJ, and Edison NJ,
Pierce were married by the Rev. Silas y.
Perry OF Bristol. The house was prettily
decorated with evergreen ferns and bit
terswcet berries. The wedding march and
other selections were played by Miss
Kathleen Sayles. The bridesmaid was Miss
Alma Carpenter and tho hest man was
Clinton Brewster. The bride Yves dressed
in white silk and carried white
roses. 1'he bridesmaid wore green
silk muslin ana carried pink car.
nations. At the conclusion OF the ccre-
mony a collation. was served of sand
wchcs coffee, lee cream ana cake. Mr.
ana Mrs. Pierce received large number
of useful and valuable presents. Those
from out of town to attend the wedding
were Mr., and Mis-. julius kimball of
Glcns Falls. n. ", Mr., ana Mrs. Osman
Fisher of Bristol. Mr.. ana Mrs. Olin Fer
scrson and Mr. aud Mrs. tlnnk i'urguson
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ing Mrs. Juba Daniels.

ing Mrs Juba Daniels.
John Hayes OF Leicester Junction, a
former telegraph operator al the Stevens
House. is spending u few days in town
with friends.
Miss Mary Allen of Wcstpoft. n. ",
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Carlos Pludc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Iarrow who have
been visiting their son. William I,arrow
Of st, Albans the past week. have re-
turned home.
The auxiliary of tho Ladies Missionary
society of the Congregational Church at
Fcrrsbl,reh. have recently sent II bar
rel of clothing and bedding to Dorchester
academy at Mcintosh. Ga.
William Lawrence has gone to Bristol
to take II position III the electric light
cnnrnny's plant.
The cl,irl."n pie sunpcr al tho parlors
of tho Methodist churcn Tuesday even
ing was vcr, successful, tho not results
being about So.
Gcorsc Mct'ucn. who has been SPEND
ing II week in town with his mother,
Mrs. james Mccucn. has returned to
his home in Montpelier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
HINEsBURGH.

Miss Louise Leonard has returned to
cleveland. Ohio. after spending a few
weeks with her brother. G.. u. Leonard.
at the Leonard homcstcad.--Thc sociaolc
held at Couinn Picrcr's Wednesday even
ing was largely attended. Harley Pdlnl' J.
has bought the Timothy Degree house
N the north part Of the village ana his
son. George. Will occupy the same. MI
sutton, who has been ON the James Mac
p"no'.h farn the past year. has moved
back to Shclburn'. ladies of the O.
T.. 5. lodge are making preparations for
n sociabls To he held at the town hal!
Friday evening. November L. 4 mcst
enjoyable evening is assured for those
VINO attend.-Letters from Mr.. and Mrs
\. Sykes. who are spending the winter
In California, state they are cnjoving
their sOiourn in the land of fruit and
Unconstitutional Spaulding has bought
the Rufus Patrick farm of Mrs. Charles
Wright: consideration, $3OO.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Martin attended an Eastern
Star meeting in Charlotte Friday ev,nina
Miss Margaret Mckenzie. who has been
teaching school in Huntington. is spend
Ing her vacation with her mother. Mrs
Austin Mckenze.-William Casey has
bought tho farm belonging to his fathers
estate and has moved from Mechanics
vile to 'hat farm-The village school
taught by Miss Anna Patrick closed Fri
day November IT, \ Bible day service
was held at the Ean,ist Church SUNDAY
November T. The service consisted of a
literary nnd musical programme arranp-
I'd by the Rev. Robert r. Pierce, u. H.
Mr. and Mrs. John robcN of Mcsi
Charlotte, spent Sunday with thciy pai-
tCOmtimucd ON second I'npc.I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
WINoOsKl.

Justice Graves disposed of Two cases
in court Monday morning. Thcy were
George Dclormc anl Charlie Rounds. bot II
of South burlington. Dnlorinc WAS tin,
man who was found driving about in
ar 1imlcS3 way Saturday iy Dl.i, or
lcrSoro and placed in tho lock I'D. lie.
was tined So aid costs. which he hopes
to pay Rounds was also found gul,y and
tined a similar amount
Mis-. \. $. Webb arrived here TUESDAY
from Nashua, \. II. Mrs. Webb was
ma .rled a few weeks ago to A. :. Webb.
the veteran horse trainer of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb will make their home
at the Webb homestead ON lower Main
street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
TERR1sBURCH.

Mrs. Scott Of lIghgate has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Reuben Parker, the
last week.-Mrs.. Elmer Birkett is SPEND
ing few days this week with her friend,
Miss Sessions of Middlcbury.- Nearly all
the schools in town will close this week
Friday. The president of the board of
education and the town treasurer will
meet these teachers for settlement on
Saturday afternoon following at one
o'clock in the school house at the Ccr-
tcr.-The auxiliary Of the ladies' hcme
missionary union Of the Congregational
Church here have Just sent n barrel Of
bedding and clothing to Dorchester acad-
Cmy at Mcintosh. GA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

The Rev. Mcssrs. Gray and Roys of n
Gcrhill commenced n series of meetings
Tuesday evening at the East school
house.-The honey supper at the home
Of Mary Young last Friday evening was
success. the organ fund for the East
district being increased about 50. The
selectmen and school directors met at the
home of Clayton Phillips Monday To- or
ganize Il school district in the Goro.-rhe
body Of Edwin Morrill, Of Brantre. was
brought here late Sunday afternoon for
intcrment in the East c.netcrv.-AIys
Pima Lamb OF Lincoln is helping i'm the
family Of E.lcaZar Shattuck during his
sicknCss.-S. Randall and daughter Of
Huntington visited his sister Mrs. Alnlna
Hhattuck last Week.-Mrs. Roy II,rlh,lr,
of MonSton is caring for her mother.
Mrs. Alice Follarshec who is quite sick
with a lung trouble Mary and Robcr,
Young have bccn on the sick list.-Icrank
kmhall is having fits more often of late.
He has been subject to them for "a long
time,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

TlI" w. G.. II. L. will meet at Mrs
james Fields on Friday afternoon. Nov
omb"r l7.--tIarv"y Martin spent Saturday
nd Sunday 1T SaNtons River visiting his
-in-lHw. John Alexander.
Mrs. Lucinda Allen il visiting at
: u. Martin s-M.s Bertha ar Howard
Mallory of Burir gtou spent sunday at
thcir fat;irr's. Charles Malloiy.-,;col -
Laramie died at his home ON Sunday
mDrnng. Tic underwent an operation TN.
week before. lie is survived by a wife.
thr"" daughters anG two schs. The fun
orll was held on Tuesday morning at
Fast Charlottc.-NIrS. Alice Martin is
suffering from attack of Scatic rhcumu-
tisn in addition I" the injuries received
from her accident of four weeks ago.
Miss Davis Of Nerp ennes is caring Cor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
EAST CHARLOTTE.

N"'' n"S '"c" receive" o' 'ho "e'''h
VI w.. NV ~ H. M"''N' "n"S' SER
o"9 '''''N9 N"S "'"'""r''d H-' "''k al
ms nom" III 'ah''"''' y. H. M'Ada!.
~" "''''"'r w. IL r"'''''N were 'dh'h lN
'"s''' ''f 'h' '''h'' ~" was - t'a1S
"' age plo"s"ht surprise p'rtN w"N
i''Nch MISS hrlstina \""ht hHt Tu'>-
"'N evening "N a'"u' H. "' h'i Nouhs
''''h"S' Games W"f' l'la'"d an" i"'.'fh-
"'''S were F''N'' u"'Ih" IN" 'N'''''ilG.-
t'rN"h''r' are hh'Sh'hG the interior Of
''r' f"hd't new h"uS" winch they Will
occupy ihou' IN" Hrst c. '"c"rn"r. Th'
m"nthiN meeting "i IN" Young r"pl' :
l"h VIII u" h"l" next saturday even
ihS' N"N' 'np'1 u. at III" nome OF Miss
jessie irlhdl' 'ht husknG 0c" gwen
NY Misses Frances ANA cora clarke iaSt
fld1N evening ~'s ATTENDED tN dh"ut
:" "l 'h'n lf1"hhS ana u pheasant 'N'h-
i'e "l'lf"d pN an. tt if'@H"''i'S "ar'
served. l." ahh'H'I reunion o' the Lyon
Npni'> was h"ih al the nom" " MI. "hd
MIS- kaWs"l beers last 'nu's'!dN. Mo-
N"mh'r ' 'f TN" - scendan's o. iStd'
Lyon anu ms WIG th"i' W''" present
'"nr 'il''f"'. !" Sfahl'i 'idf'h. SIX Sfcdt
9rnd'hldrcn an'l ON" Great crhndrh'hi.-
Mr' an" MrS. =. Lyon MI. And Mls.
''""i"' Lyon ANA 'hlIirrn ara AIRS Juiid
weather" ~ Wh" "tt'ndcd the Lyon
iaU'IN fr!nipn returned I" thel" hoiIl' :
IN fo'u. \. T.. iast frid'N.-NrS. Victoria
Lyon i'"ardsl"!. WI" mas h"eN Nls'tirG
h'f SiSt'". Mfs' Ransoi'' h'eis' i'S -
tIinoi |" h'f nom" III M""'Fs' ~ l.
S' WAS "cenn'nnili'd H"in" hN 'ci niece.
NlSH Ai"'' h''rs'
Nadam '"fr aIfN"" II Town '"s' wee"
'l'sd"N evening AN" J. again WIN h'f SON.
III" kcN' y. u. carr "I'' 'l a'S'' "l
o'"ht h'"hths '' h'r holA" IN lawrence
~ TN" N'N"hlh''r n''"''h- "I 'h' y
W. T. !. VIII J." h'id Wild MISS J"HSi"
tTlhoi" Sd'urdh! evening. N"N. l>.-Nr.
ana MrS. \. W. Ellison went t" Sfait"u
hs' N"unoS'aN h'S'i' "f II WISH l" Nr5
Ellison brother I. W. DANES. .--Nr and
MIS-. H. r. nan ana daughter returned Il"
,fc'f nom" III Long Lake, y y. last
lhuisd'y' lh'N We're accompanied ny fI-
m'r tiali OF t'"iton.-l.ast TUESDAY 'v'n-
lilE, th' Nh INST, the rosiden"" Of Mr..
ana Mrs' Il. NJ N"lgt vas IN" scene "f
= very pleasant gathering ol ~" friends
ana schooma'cs /" the numb"r of a. of
their daughter, christina. The evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
RICHVlLLE.

On Tuesday November { Mrs. II. H.
Eurgc entertained the Moraviar club.
also IA members Of the Fortnightly of
Orwell. The programme was as follows:
Club song, club paper by Miss Totting-
ham and Mrs. Burge queries, Who the
Author? "Timc and Tide Wait for no
Man. "Thc Almighty Dollar" a song
Ly Mrs. Swift the Misses Franch and
Hugh spoke of the benefit of u society
bclcnging to the Federation of Wo-
mems clubs. During the social hour, re-
fcshmcnts were 'cIvcL.-Miss Clara
Morris. who had the misfortune to break
her limb a few weeks ago is ablc to hc
alOut the house Oh CrutchNs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
LINCOLN.

c. \. jiinsev j. failing, George W.
T'arr of Bristol, his biothcr-in-law. is
caiin. for hm.--Mr. and Mrs Fred
Wheeler of Middlcbury were 1T Orv,lic
Estes over Sunday. Mrs. Iovattc Bern
ard was the guest Of her Ei.cc. Mrs. c.
w. Farr. in Bristol over Sndny.-M,s
Ninslcy of Burlington is 1T nor sons, e.
\. EinslcN's. on account OF his critical
Illness. The Christign t.ndcavor society
VIII hold conlndrum social in tn.
Hli"H' han Friday evening Novcnl,or IL.
n good literary aud musical programme
is Icing arranged ana . pleasant time
hoped for.-'rir W e. r. l.. Will hold
their next mc't ting November -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. Hall have returned
from Westii"ld. Mass.-Alr. and Mrs. H..
G. Wood have started for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they expect to make Il home.
The snow storm of Monday put the
ferry boat out of commission in the
afternoon as those who went to Ticon-
Gcroga in the morning were obliged to
remain over nieht.--Miss Julia Knapp of
Ticondcrogn is visiting Miss Minnie Sam
dcrs.--Mr and Mrs. Frank Tuttle have
returned to u suburb of Boston.
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OF Starksboro. Mr.. and Mis-. y. NJ Pierce
OF lIinesb,irgh. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. VI. -. Dimick
of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius kinlDall of ';icnns
Falls. n. ", are guests of q. W.
Brewster ana +. Il. Strong and other
friends here. -.i.dson Pierce and bride
have returned homc.--Thc Christian En-
deavor society from The north Vilae"
was well r"rr"s. here Sunday cv.n-
in. and good meeting was enjoyed. -
Mitchell Russell has purchased a. tcno-
mont hous" of Mrs Casan,lria Ellis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
ORWELL.

Mr.. simpson. who di'.i in Rutland l., It
'dn"s'iaN WHS Mrs. T.. Swift's father.
i'lS funeral was hcld on Friday morning.
i r." Junior FrdeaNorcrs held a
'hhrhd" party ON Wednesday evening
with Guy NJ Cook. H,nry II. Martin
WhS arrested by tonstahl" II. W. Doano
'M Wednesday last for stealing 4 new
SUIT of clothes Of " llian Jones Noven-
h"r !; At Il hearing hcld Thar, Law NOM
ing before Justice Gideon Abbey and n
-. franch he pleaded guilty and was sent
TO Nlddlcbury Jail Il await the Doccm-
"'i term county coIrt The suit of
Martin vs.. Nickcrson has been dismissed
by the plaintiff
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Bcanc arrived home
from their western trip Thursday night.
&C, NJ, Elliott of oxford, Iowa, visited
the family of his niece. Mrs. a. Il. Nor
gan, this Weck.--Frcd FAIR went to Md
dictown, Conn, Saturday, wher" he will
work for Bert Estey of this place, who
has charge of the farm connected with
the State Industrial school.-Mias Madge
1.hdOo went to her home in StarksbOro
Friday night to remain over Sunday
Archie Colby spent the week with re-
lativcs in Sudbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
NEW HAVEN.

T.. NJ, Wilson. who has been quite sick
the past week is reported on the GAIN
H. &. Peck of Burlington WAS in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Charles iIanchctt of
!'urlnston was guest of Mrs. i. T.. Row
ley Snnday.-Miss Lizzie Wright is visit
ing friends across the lakc.-G. 4. Coates
and B. j.. Gordon were in Burlington Sat
urday.-J. +. Peck and H. Follansb.e
were in Proctor Monday II. T. Rowlcy
hns finished in the apple business for this
season and will now buy live stock for
the New York market
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her son, y. Il. Eilburn Of 1fubbarLton.-
Thomas Scanlin, who has been in a very
critical condition for several weeks. Is
very low with no hopes Of recovery.--H.
T.. Reynolds. secretary OF the pentccostal
foreign missionary board held meetings
at the corners last Tuesday and Wedn, s.
day, also both evenings.
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BRIDPORT.

The net proceeds of the ice cream social
last week $ll.0O.-'rhc ladies will nee.
Thursday afternoon November % to work
and rlau for tho fair to be held on the
evenings of December : and S.--Mrs.
Mary st. Johns of Cornwall is visiting in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Wheeler spent
saturday in Burlington. Mrs. clarssn
F.lithorp. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Elithorp
hav" returned from their visit to Port
IIunry
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WEST BR1DPORT.

Charles Frost and wife Were in N,r-
Gcrnes sunday l.la Frost made "A
trip to ShOrcEam the first of the week.
The chicken pic supper ut Mrs.
Irsmblc'S WAS we'll attended. .-Iula Car
pcntcr made n short stay at home re-
cently.-J. q. Sunderland was in Middle
bury Saturday.R Myiick spent
Snnd:iN with lis muih,.r
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WEYBRIDGE.

l.. o. Thompson. II. l.. Thompson and
Clyde Fisk left Thursday for Cuba. Mrs.
II. l.. Thompson went with them to New
York for Il few days visit-Ihn Ladies
Aid of the Methodist Church will hold
their annual sale at the town hall Do
ccmbcr Sit II. Ilagar has been appoint
ell mail carrier on X. T.. -. route No. 1.
THE Junior League mcct now every
Saturday at two o'clock at the rarsor-
y go
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PANT0N.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Brothers of Hines.
burgh were recent guests of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. u. y. Staeg.-Mrs. A. o.
Newton was IN Burlington Saturday,
Mrs. Ezra Tucker died Friday morning
and was buried Monday morning. fun
cral being held at the Catholic Church
IN Vcrgcnncs. Fred Boyrton of Morris.