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LINCOLN.

Tho funeral OF Elijah Lincoln,
whose death occurred February 49,
was held from the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Page Colby Thursday, the Rev. Mr..
Thomas Of Bristol officiating. Warner
Narnoy Of Bristol was director and the
hearers were g. \. Kinsley, Henry
Newton. W. *. Sargent. Charles Clark
Walter Colby and Il. Draper. neigh
bors of the deceased. Only one rcla =
tiNv. n niece. Miss Lucy Lincoln of
Bristol. was present. O. f. bartlett
Of Madison, Wis, and his son, q. Il.
Bartlett of Richmond. rciatiNcs Of Mrs.
Lincoln, were present. Nj. Lincoln
was u years of age ana was one of
Iircolns most highly rcsnocted c''i-
zcns. In his 80 years of residence here.
during which lie had extensive busi-
ness dealings, he never made an enemy
and no appeal to him for the needy or
for assistance In any enterprise that
made for tho good Of community was
denied. In this he had the hearty co.
operation of his cstimablo wife, No in
cidcnt OF recent years has so touched
the hearts of the whole town as did
the separation Of this worthy couple.
when 20 months ago 1t seemed neces-
sary to remove Mrs.Lincoln to the asy-
ium at Waterbury. where she stll is
leaving her husband helpless in mind
and body. Possessing abundant means
he has been most faithfully cared for
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PANTON.

The funeral of MIS-. George Allen was
held ut her late home Monday ut eleven
o'clock the j.ov. S II. Myers officiating.
Sho had boon a constant sufferer for
niHuy weeks. IL sides = husband sho
leaves son. ti'ant, and Il daughter, Mrs
Duane Allcn.--Despte the inclcmcncy
Of the weather good g.zcd audience at
Baptist ChWch last Friday evening. -
Nonlthca. yours gcat daughter Of Mr. anG
Mrs. Orrlu IL !an, fen from her chair.
and in some way struck the razor her
father Vas using to shave in such a man
mr. us to nearly seVOl one nngey and
severely cut another, Or. Waterman was
ium, d!atoly summoned and DR., ssed the
wounds. Mir and Mrs Peter smith a.
tended the funcra! or Mrs. Osbrrn OF
Wcstport. y. y, Wednesday or last vcci
Mrs. Mary Sprague came from Rrring-
ton Friday last III order to b. present at
tho Baptist donation and returned Satur-
day-Lec Doyoe has taken the r. NJ.
Strong farm. 1t Basin lIarbor and viii
move there soonL-tlbcrt Stage. Ward
Spauldng and Frank Warner attended
the Masonic district meeting at Middle
bur-, last Thursday evening.--Mr T.. East =
man s the guest of Irving Carpenter and
family.-Thc annual donation and oyster
supper of the Methodist society was
held at Elbort Stages Wednesday even
ing, February q, a musical ana literary
entertainment was given.
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International Commission SAYS
Russian Admiral Was Justi-
fed in Firing.
MILL MAKE LONG REPORT
t;xprc sscs No Opinion nbout 5hr Press
cree OF Japnncsc Tor,,cdo Heats In
The North Seattle Finding II
ifinai nnd viii Bc Made
Public Saturday.

Paris, Feb. ga sem official state
inont appeared Tonight relative to the
work OF the intcrna tonai commission
which has been considering the North
Sen incident. 1t - rs follow:
The Hui commiselo lon met to-day in
the ministry of foreign affairs and
again ths afternoon in order to pro-
coed to a final examination OF The re-
port rccapituialing It's conclusions.
rhe report i mt r long, -o... sing
abort u 'a~Se pages. The principal
author is Admiral Won Sran. (Aus-
trian,; but All the members Of the
commission collaborated in drawing it
M. IT. commission gives no opinion
ch TIC a. aooa u tAc !re nlce or ao-
sence OF japanese torpedo Doats in the
North Sea, declaring merely that the
Russian admiral quite logitina tely be-
lIevcd mat his squadron was endan-
..ercd aud that he had the right un-
der tho circumstances to act as 'e did.
The commissioners refer to the
Russian government's enga gements 10
indemnify the victims of the deplora-
BILE incident.
The report will be sent 4 :llt ROW w
special messengers to the Russian and
British governments not because it is ha-
hle to notifications at the instance OF
one or other of the governments. the COM
missions decision being without appeal,
but the commissioners DO not wish the
powers interested to simply learn through
the press : the l9st : Lille sitting and
the conclusions arrived at. There Is
nothing IL this preliminary communca-
tion or report except an act of Difference
The public sitting for the reading of the
conclusions will probably bc held on sat
urda%. Tho adinirals viii not be in fun
uniform. The proceedings probably Will
he closed by a speech OF thanks by Adj
I.rai l'uuiIior che pr, .ant OF the com.
mis>ion) t. his colleagues.
Members of tho commission who w"rn
sn-r tonight refused either To couiirrn
or deny the statement but officials having
favora BILE opportunities 10 Judge Of tho
results Of the inquiry consider the state
ment to DC substantially correct.
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BRISTOL.

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a,,s, ~, and ,hc ,,,,,,i,t,o :, ,r,.c
r.,.b. s,ov,rt. Mrs Donio ,tiss Norton
tn f., COS of Essax Junction has so,1
his n,.,rs u, III. as;,t st-ant to Nrs An,n.
liza Nash Of \, Y, Haven Mills. Nrs. Nash
wl,l reside hcrr--Edward Casey Of Tup-
ncr Lake. \ H., is visiting his father
Thomas Casey for two weeks .-Drs. Nor
ton. r'.iegs and E1munds we're IL consult
tation Sunday in the case of Mis-. Carrie
Ouimby. she is very low.--Nirs Ellen
Chapin is ON the list Of sick ones.
MIR. and Mrs. +. G. Dixie. Mra. Mary
Neodham. Mrs. II. &. Palmer and the
cl.rdrrn OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Dwir-
lnrc all on the list OF sick ".
Noyos and Mrs. Carrie pumby con
Time seriously iu.-Watcr pipes con-
tiuur to frccze. roa cases being heard
from every day. Ouc-haif the people
in the village ar, dependent on their
moro fortunate n.iehbors for water.
Mrs. G. e. Skartc has been under the
doctor, care for oyer Il woek.-.Jun-
iors play this ovU,lms in Holly tall
Mr.. Chase Brook is in poor health
and unde. the c.rc OF Dr.. Briggs
Mrs. Angie /. Stewart. wife of Or. c.
". Allen. died il Los Angeles. Cat.
January - Mrs. licn WAS a native of
this town. and ,.aUghtcr of the late
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VETERANS MEET
Annual Encampment of the De.
partment Of Vermont Field
in Erattleboro.
,omnl ,sH-lu.cHlEs THERE
Srcon,pa by Members of His Stnf
--N"i' 3 I. Wood Elected c""-
m""dc g g RS. Lewis President
OF ". R. C.---d,o>. He'll Spenks
at Campfire.
COMM 8 'ER.la.CRIEF THERE

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TN W. / nIior 81 -. All'"'S' W. H. H. i"'
rarn of Srineli"!d. w. G""fs NJ. pear-
born 90 Newport and j. l.. Post OF kut-
nd delegates to the h"ti"hai 'l'a"'P-
nltut. Charles T.. Beach. ut larg', oi bu'-
lncton. ". II. Ward of ST. JohnalWl Y.
Milo Lyman of Rutland. a. G. sleeper If
\,wroIt and Edwin II. Putnam of Brat
II, horn. ait, rnatcs. W. G. Spcrry at large,
~. ,,o,..,,ll.h Fred T.. Smith of Montpcl-
., Tl,.,,n.,, Harmon of Termination.
Charles T. Williamson of Middebury and
l,,,,.s r.,,tt Of Springted
.rn. t,o,icc corns convention elected
.i,o.., nt,,,.,.,.s. president, Mrs Lydia NJ.
v.i. of sorirrnold. .euior virc-presi-
d.n, Nrs C.list, a Bangs of Brattle-
,,,,. iu,ior vic,-nrcsidcnt. Mrs. Kate d.
,, or Wells River. treasurer. Mrs.
l,,.n,,. Stonc of Snrinrdold. chaplain.
1l~. %o,1o N Smith of St Johnsbury
,,..,,,fvc hoard. Mrs. Hattie Richardson
of chester Mrs. Annie Il. Harris of Put
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SALISBURY.

4 very enjoyable evening was spent ~
4. l.. Whitney on Wednesday of las'
week, when the friends of his son, q. NJ
Whitney, gave him u valentine surprise
party. About ~ were present, and one OF
the pleasing features was n valentine
cake with 81. Valentine, also his initials
q. NJ. W, and February II. l?o5, Nrlttei
upon i.-Mr and Mrs. Oren Nelson were
guests Of IL. u. Briggs and family ~
Brandon on Wednesday and Thursday OF
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. q. c. Sheldon
we're In Burlington one day recently
Mabel Strong. who has been teaching
school In Panton, Is home for the vaca'
ton. Iceland stone and wife were guests
of friends In Rochester and other near By
places recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Allen and daughter
Eva, of Rochester visited friends IN town
last week.-Mrs.. Rolin Howard. who has
been with her sister. Miss Roxy Kelsey
returned 70 her home at Gardner, Mass
satuiday.--Miss Sarah Smith has sold
her place in the village to Fred Grace
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WEYBRIDGE.

H. H. Thompson. who has been in Cuba
for nearly four months sails for home
WcIne sday. the 22nJ.--Ail the schools in
town have closed tho winter term except
the village school which closes this ~ ei.
The Middlcbury Collcgc Glec club gave
Il concert at the Congregational Church
last Friday evening urder the auspices
of the Christian EIdeavor society. Sup
per was served in the church parinrs at
The close OF the conccrt.--Thc members
of the senior class OF New Maven high
school gave . drama the town hall
on Tuesday evening OF last week. which
on account of the bad condition of The
roads Nas 1orfy after ded. Allen Wainl-
is in Boston this wcek.-Georsc Newt on
Of EerrisDursh was the guest of his cou-
s.n. Mrs. ". ". HAL last Sunday.
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CHI7TENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION..

MrS EUrCnc X cod 1i0l al hcr LOn1,
ou North street vhursI,v r,orn,r.. u.
70 o',lncl, ofter an il,noss ein,o Iost 90.
tohcr Death was d,c T., u COMMUNICATION
Of disoosns Mr. \v,od,s n,,idsr u.r,o
y,.s sonhio rnrec s,o vos b,..r ., ,o,rs
oeo I;er eo,,ior III, ,vos snopt in rr,nI,
lin where AZ ve,r. no, sho w,s MAR.
rio1 to Eryoro Wo,, who dea i, Too,
>ft,r thov had hoo, ,,arr,od about .,,,
v,,rs thev moved 70 \vos,for1 ,,,,aro
tr.v Nvod % vo,ra and thnr ,,ovoa >,
fins. ,,I,,ro g., o,,,Ir,, vora ,,'',, -
,lnm thr,c or WHOM, aro ,i,irrr 49,,
som,,,l Shol.,o, of ,hi, ,,oco ,u,,, Ir
nt ra,ra ard ,,a,,on - -, g. Ih,ns
Sine is survived ,,eo H., bcr f,thor ,our
b,others ana throo si.,or. Ar, wa
"'H ''s'"s '"SrSc'oi ana esteemed she
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SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WAkS
Officers Elected at the Annual Court
Held in This City Yesterday.

At tho eleventh annual court of the
n.iety of Colonial Wars in the state Of
Vermont held in this city yesterday. the
following officers and committees were
elected tor the ensuing year.
Gcvernor-Danic. Webster Robinson of
purlneton.
Deputy-govern jacob Gray Estcy Of
Erattlotc~n.
I.ieutenan,- n,-covernor-Jchn Heman Cpn-
verse of Philadelphia.
Secretary--Byron Nathaniel Clarl. OF
Burlington.
Deputy y-secretary--lfarry stinson How
ard of Burlington.
Treasurer-Charles Spooner forbes OF
st. Albans.
CAa,'a.A- Wii.iam Jares Van pctton
OF burlington.
Observation-Disclosures Allen Converse Of
Philadelphia.
Registrar Charles Edwin Allen Of Bur-
llnGtOn.
Chancellor-Albert Tuttle OF Fair
Haven.
surgcon-Leroy Monroe Bingham of
burlington.
Gentlemen of the council for three
yelrsl-Ieman W. Allen OF burlington.
Truman G. Fletcher of ST. Johnshury.
Edward Wells Of burlington. Gentlemen
of the council holding over are: William
Paul Dillingham; OF Montpelier, Edward
Aion2o Chittendon of St. Adams II. :.
Hat t DIV Lac.
Committee of hcrship-Charlcs T..
Allen of Buriington. Albert Tut,le OF Fair
Haven Horace L. Dyer Of Eutland
Henry l.. rd OF Euringt ton. Charles
l.. Woodbury. Vt Burlington.
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NEW HAVEN.

Nirs. Sherrod Brown, who las been a
srodt sufferer for several months, passed Il
away early Wednesday morning. Iicr fu-
o"ral WAS held at her late home Friday
at 'lcV"n o'clock. the Rev. G. ~. button
ofticiating.-M Mrs \. Mason is quite poor
ly.-J. y. Davis is coniiEcd 10 the house
with the grip.--I. +. l,oWlcy. shipping
clerk for the Vermont Marble company
ct Proctor spent Sunday with his par
cnts, Mr.. ard -. +. l.. Ro0lcy. .--Tnc
h.st club M. Wit. Ny. ana Mrs. 'ray ior
lriduY ovcnin,. , here were about 40
present and had E. very enjoyable time. -
! he next meeting OF the " hist club Will
he with Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Ferguson,
March ~. NJ. Benedict and wife were
in Niidleburv Monday.-Goorge Everest
Of White Creek. n. y. has been tno
eucst Of his brother l.. Everest the
past wock.-F. NJ Partch is able t. ride
out.--Shcrrod Brown and Hallocl Squire
arc on the sick lSt.-Ar5. Albert Dan
brook. who has been seriously Ill, is on
the Gain.
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WEST BRIDPoRT.

benjamin Booman m aged resident Of
this town died Thursday after a short ill.,
ness. Tho funeral was held SATURDAY at
tn" home of his daughter. Mrs. SearlcS
GarInor, the Rev Mr. Facon ofiiciatcd
mt"rmeht bong made III the Village
ccin, terv.-Thc ReN. q W. Morrow uf
burlington spoke TO a large crowd in the
congregational Church Sunday morning
IN the Anii-Saloun question. Mr.. Morrow
was accompanied by male quartet
from B"ston.-Somc our your people at
tended Il dance in Port Henry. y. y.
Thursday cVcnnE.-Charles and Eibla
Frost were in Ticonderoga. Y. y, re-
cently.-Nictor Rain" visited at Mrs
Jennie Bartons Saturday and Sunday.
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pace, $500: 2:12 trot or pace, $500.

pace, $500: 2:12 trot or pace, $500.
The fifth annual ball OF the Catholic
order Of Forosters was held in the opera
house Wednesday evening and was at
tended by about 20 couples. Music was
furnished by the Mddlebury orchestra
and supper was served in the lower part
of the hall
Frank Goodro has bought tho home.
stead of MIS-. e. Smith Oh Munger street
fo. $3.50.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Graham Of Putnam
n. y, are tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs l..
II. Stalker o. Weybridge street
James Malone OF Fair Iiaven Is In town
for n few DAYS visit with friends.
Fred Co.'s is confined to the house by
Illness
n. Kiddcr. who has been confined to the
house for tho past month from tho cf-
f,ots Of a fall WAS in his place of bust
moss Tuesday for the first timc.
George 1iddcr, Jr. has entcrcd the en-
ploy Of the Pegistcr company and will
learn the pr.r er's trade.
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by Mr.. and Mrs. Colby. Tho intcrmont
was in Bristol--irenc Page is on the
sick iist.--1he Rev. j. +. Thurston of
Starksboro was in town Thursday.--.
Arthur Narney has moved into his
mothers house on Union stret and s.
J. Cove has moved from Dr.. Cushman's
back into his own house.--Sathaniel
Clark has moved into the upper part
of Mary Davis's waiter Estcy
has entered the employ Of c. a. King
ley for 81 year and moved INTO his tonc-
mcnt, near Mrs. Lois Ciarks friday
Mrs. Maty Davis is worse and again
confined TO hcr bcd..--Mrs. Walla..
Farr has been worse the past wccll and
is unable to sit ur.--Airs. Rosaline
pierce is but little mprovcd.--GeorCc
RuSsel'S little daughter Is bcttor. but
his four -ycar-old son Isl very sick
Mrs. Tart Of Rocky Dale visited the
family of her brother. john Clark. the
last Of the wcek.--Miss MAJ Clark was
nome from New Haven over Sunday
Mrs. Carter Knowles of New Haven
was the guest OF l.. A. Narney's fam
ily over sunday Maudc Siple was in
Rutland Wodncsday.--The students of
i5oeman Academy OF New Haven pre-
scented the drar.4 "A WomGn's Honor"
TO a good audience in Good Tcmplars'
hail Saturday evening. The play was
well rcnderc d. giving good satisfac-
tion.--l Harvey farr is expected home
from Texas the last OF this week.
Mrs. V. w. Morgan is among the sick.
Mrs. Maria Murray. who has been
boarding at Lewis Russol's. returned
~ hsi ii -
Sunda y.--Miss Bessie Bean of Rutland
is visiting her mother.--James King IL
visiting in Hancock. The Ladies' = id
society very rospe cffuliy solicit 3rii-
clcs for their sale - he held i'll CON
ncction with the dinner to be served
March meeting day.
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SOUTH sTAEKsBoRo.

MI and Mrs. y IL; + ICtI., are visit
ing his mother, Mrs Mary Young. VINO is
coniiucd a The bed. she having sustained
4 partial shoot, Sundav nisat but is
quite comfortable at present writing
Miss Emma Swinyer il with her par
ente in Rochester.-Nl and Mrs Lindsey
Birdsali recently visited Mrs Naomi Pur-
inton NJ the home of Naomi Hurlburt in
MOukto,l. tilea2dr Slattuck's family saw
what they called two wolves playing ir
their orchard one moonlight nigh recent
ly.--J"ssic Farr'- little daughter is sick
.,t tho homo ~ puri,y Dotv
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RUTLAND DIR. ARRESTED.
Charged with Failure Of Reporting a
CONTINUOUS nisensc.

Rutland, Feb. 22.--Dr. l., j. Delehan-
W. one of the leading Catholic physi-
oi"hs Of this city, appeared in city
court this afternoon in RESPONSE to n
warrant issued by States Attorney II.
a. Lawrence on the complaint of the
state board of health. DR.. Delehanty
IS charged with noncompliance with
the state law, which requires physi-
clans TO report all cases of contagious
diseases to the city health officer Tho
case, which the physician Is charged
with not reporting, Is one of MEM
branous Group, which caused the death
of a Mahoncy child few weeks ago
The case was continued by City Judge
Willis NJ. Ross until tomorrow after
noon.
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DOG SHOW MAY 1910.
Cha n.npiaim .<cnncI Club FIX the Nate
for thc Exhibition.

The dog show to be held by the Cnam-
plain Kennel club will occur May Il. is
IA 8 at the row nlmory, vote ~ ,lat
feet having been taken by The rcctors
at n recting held yesterday. II was also
voted to invite James Mortimer OF New
York to judge all breeds Mr.. Mortimer
has served the club on previous occasions
and is one OF the best known judges in
the country
The indications. even at this carly
period. nrc that the show will he Il great
success. Every member OF TIE club is
enthusiasts and promises of many en-
tries from all parts of the State. as We'll
as from cities without the STATE, have
been received. The new armorr will af-
ford ample room TO bench the dogs, thus
giving better ouartors than have been
had before.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HApDWICK..

Robert poran left Tuesday Tor Barre
where he has employment. Mrs. Doran
and her little daughter will rcmain for
the present with Mrs. J. o LaJoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley Smith expect to leave in
a few days for Los Angeles, cal,
where they plan to reside. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drew have bought the household
goods of Mr. and Mrs. Hobhs and will
occupy the house vacated by them.
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MIDDLEBURY.

The board OF managers Of the Ad.
olson County Agricultural society met
In the parlors OF the Addison Wednes.
day afternoon and made out q prog.
ramme for the annual fair. to be held
here September 6, 6. Z and 8. They
voted to make purse OF sl.700 to be
divided as follows: Foals OF 1902. 800
for trotters and 500 for PAGERS: peg
race. $50; 2;%5 trot. $50; 2:35 trot, $50,
ESQ pace. $3.50; 2;25 trot, 5000; 2:la
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WHITING

Edward Casey died AZ the home of his
sister, Mrs. Freeman. February IL. The
body was placed in the vault at Bran
don February 1S.-Mr and Mrs. Carl
Williams visited at Klcbcr Williams :
SurdaN-Mr. and Mrs Arthur Stevens of
Bristol were tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Stevens several DAYS last week.
M.ss tthcl M>llt : SICK at the home OF
hcr sister Mrs. Emery Patnode, Jr, 1T
East Shoreham. Kate Notcham is
on tn" sicl. list. lDr. Averill is in attend
anco.-I!arrN ana John Casey have ~
turned 70 thoir homo in ProYidnucc r [
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Miss Agnes Boardman has returned
after spending several days in Bristol.
the guest OF her aunt Mrs. c. VI. Bos-
worth r.. H. I"ardman and VIE rr:e
recent guests ot friends in Brandon and
Pittsford.-kHih Walker is ill.-i'. &.
Partridge was homo over Sunday.
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RICHvILLE.

Thomas Crimes Of prattlcboro is vs
Tin. at the old hOmc--Mr. TullcN's
ynungost child little francs is slowly
/, covering ffron pnc,imona.-M Par
nell closed Il successful term of school
last Tr!d1y.--Nr and Mrs. Edgar Tully
have a little girl-rho Eev. q. W. NOR
row .,Ne Il fine lecture ON t'mneianco
at Academy hall Sunday evening.
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VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooxki Valley, Villages up n orth
From the Island In the Lake 10 tho
PassunDsic, Along otter Creek
and by the Shores Of White
River Covered Sy Spc.
clal CorrcApoR dents.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNEs.

xrr,nrp~,H,rc
"oNe1A'N@S
Miss Kate Courcv and Gco~ge Scribr
rcro i1lr,i,d in tho catholic Ctu~ch ~
bristol Wednesday. 4 reception was
given them in the evening at the home
of the brides brother. Garrett Courcy, in
New Haven
Miss Katherine Elizabeth daughter
ot Mr.. and Mrs. James Sinon of this city.
ana Aritnr ,tco. SON .e AIR. and Mrs.
: n. Rice of Dresden. y. T.. lett ycs-
< I, Eicc or Dresden. N left Mon
da.. morning for E,,tland where
House They were accompanied by
Miss Margarct crosby and Miss Anna
Simon. Mir and Mrs. Rice will make a
short trim 10 Albany and New York. 70
turning to Dresden. when . reception
Will ho given them at the home Of Mr..
pico's nnrcnts Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Rice will reside in Dresden. whore
Nr Rice holds the rosi,ion of station
agent ON tn. Delaware 4 Hudson rail
roud
Word has been received here of the
dcath al Los Angeles. cal. on January
., of Angie l.. Stewart. wife OF Or. c.
W Al,cr ana mothcr Of Carlton Mary
and GLADYS Allen. apod II wears Mrs
| Allen was the daughter of T. u.
stewart aud was well.known in this
ritv
| Charles eldest son of Mr. and Nrs
Munro Winch of Addison died SUNDAY
morning from the effects of gun shot
wounds sustained while hunting last Fri
day. lie had placed the brecch or his gun
On Il log and stood with his hand over
| the muzzle talking with his friend.
Charles Campbell. when the gun slipped
off the leg and WAS discharged. the
charge passing through his nand ana en-
toring Is side, crushing two ribs and in
flicting Il ghastly wound. Young Campbell
at once ran for aid and the wounded hoy
was carried to his homo. DR.. u. l.. Town
send OF 6ridport was summoned and ON
ms "rrlNai' seeing IN" serious nalur" OF
tlc wouhd' ih'nediit"iy called pr. l.. IL.
N'n'''" OF M'uI'oufH' 1neir united 'i-
! ,'r'S were w'lho"t avail 'hc patient
ni'scilnE u'''i' ou'idaV morning when II"
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-23
COLLEGE BANQUET.
Faculty and students Celebrate WASH
ingtom's birthday mt Braudou,

Erandon, Feb. 22-1hc annual banquet
of Middlobbury College was held at tho
Brandon Inn hero tonight. about 15O
faculty and students being present. The