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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from First rage.)

day.-Eli Blanchard of Starksboro has
moved into the Lumber company's tenc
ment, vacated by william Briteil.-Thc
Corner school is closed, tho teacher be-
ing sick at A. Il. Morgan's with appcndi-
citis.-Tho annual meeting of the Aid
society will be held November AIRS.
Rozclla Cushman returned Saturday
from visiting friends in Bristol and Mid
d~l,bury.-C. NJ Elliott OF oxford. Iowa,
and I. G. Elliott Of Shclburnc. called ~,
friends here Saturday on their way To
Ackw orth, n. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Orvis attended the wedding of Mrs.
Orvis sister in Rochester Monday.-The
lndios' Kali has just had a fresh cont of
paint: the school houses in town have
been painted; the covered bridge at tho
Corner has been shinglcd; William
circuit and II. Atkins and sons have
QUILT now barns: Nelson Miner and Irwin
Bobir have newly covered their houses;
c. A. Purinton has built u new harm: w.
A. Lee. f.. +. Guindon. Harvey Farr,
Ernest Sargent and A. r. Morgan have
made lesser improvements upon their
buildings this fall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Cards announcing TIE marriage Of Miss
Lillian Gertrude Dutttn to Robert
Shanklir Warwick at Topeka. Kans.. Oc-
toler II. nave been received 10y friends
of the bride who at one time lived here
will, her cousin. Mrs, &. NJ. Hubbard.
A pretty double wedding took place ut
the Church Holy Family Tuesday morn.
ing when John Dudley and Miss Clar, Val
YOU wera married and Fredeticn Ircon-
united in marriage. The young 'tdies,
who are sisters, were gwen in marriage
by their father, Franz Nalyou. A puptlal
mass was celebrated by the Rev. j. D.
T.. I'ouliot. At the close Of the ceremony
n wedding breakfast WAS served mt tho
home Of the brides patents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nalyou. The newly married
couples left on the 1874, train for Mon
trcal.
Adolphus Tcan of Colchester and Miss
Victoria King of Westford were married
Monday morning at the Church Of the
Holy Family. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. u. T.. Pculiot.
MIR. md Mrs. Theodore j.. King start
next weeS for his home in Prescott, la.
wher they are to reside. Mr., King has
been in the army for nearly two yclrs
first at Fort Mycr and later at Fort
Ethan Allen. lie was granted his dis
charge Monday, raving p.ade application
for it's purchase from the service some
time a&o. WElla In the army he has
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
BOLTON.

G.. NJ. Cady and Il. s. Lunt OF Essex
Junction came to town Sunday night,
but after hunting for n day and Il half,
becoming weary and discouraged. they
took the 4 p. m. train with tle inten-
ton of finishing the season in Willis
ton, where the land is more level
George Benedict Of Burlington is stop
ping with l.. Senior. n. Parcher, who
stopped with Henry Larosc. returned
to his home Tuesday niGht.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Jewctt are in Stowe on a
hunting cXpeditiOn.-W. II. Stevens has
sold his interest in the mill to his
brother, Arthur StevcnS.-Mablc Stock
well of the Randolph Normal was at
home n few days last week.-Mrs..
Brush is visiting in Cambridge this
wcek.-Miss Scavrr of the Joncsville
school visited Miss Annie Fiddock Sun
day on her return from Montpelier
Mrs. McGcc and Mrs. a. G.. Huntley
returned from. their trip to Boston last
week.-Clarencc Blodgctt returned
from Bolton. Canada. Monday night,
where he has been on II visit to his
~parents.-Dr. Whitaker of Barre, on
II return trip with his automobile. took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Il. Sabin
Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
GRANVILLE.

Frank Wilson is at ~homc.-Frank Hunt
ley shot Il bear Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. O. Bean were in Rochester Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson and son.
Milford, of Ludlow are visiting relatives
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. II. J.. BrigG of
VerCsnpes are the guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Briggs.-Miss Rose
Duclau spent Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. George Wilson i'll Hancock. The
children of the Corner school viii give
in exhibition Saturday evening October
Is at the ladies' hall. The proceeds are
to be used to purchase IL map Cor the
sctcol house Nh. and Mrs. holly and
son. Mrs. May EOut"ll and son. Harry.
If Rochester, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Hub
lnrd of Masscna. n. Y, c. C. Hubbard
and family and ". VI. Hubbard ami
family visited at the Central hous. SIN
lay.-Miss Lillian Hubbard was also at
horne from Naitsficld.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
sHELBURNE.

Mrs. Ida DOten of burlington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Sheridan OF Shell
burne Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Abare ARC tho
happy parents of II tcn-podnd son, born
October -.
Lewis Abarc has solo MS house at the
Fails to Fred Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I;alph PriitZcr, who have
been at Shelhurne House since last Fri
dcy, have sailed for the south Of France,
whore they will spond tho winter.
Edward Crcdettc expects to move into
his new house about November |.
VI. +. SaXtrn is in Grand Isle this week,
Mrs. T.. NJ. Weston, Miss Weston and
Mrs. kathryn. Weston Williams are visit
ing Mrs. parmelir Wells.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26

to Clark Wright of Colchester. to TAX
place mt their residence Wednesday even
Ing October 25 at six o'clOck.-rhe barn of
John Kane or what Is known az the sam
Everett place was burned Saturday even
ing with all It's contents which consisted
OF nearly all the fodder he had for win
ter. A new moving machine and n span
of horses. one horse was old and not
worth much but the other was young and
ono of his working team. the origin of
the fire is a mystery as no one lives in
the house and every thing was all right
when he left there after doing his chooses.
The interior of the building must have
been Il solid sheet OF Ham before 1t
broke out as the fire only lasted a short
time after II was discovered. Mr.. Kane Is
Il young u who has bought his farm
and is paying for it by his own hard
work. Nearly all he had raised the past
year was in the barn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven Of Essex
Junction. who has been visiting w, II,
Davis. returned home Tucsdav.-E. A.
Guyctte shot II deer Tuesday mornina
that weighed 2i5 pounds.-Ioren Strcctes
Of Fast Barre is visiting in town.-ifrs.
Bertha Lamb went to Barre SATURDAY
where her husband is at ~vork.-Nrr. and
Mrs. Il. r.. Davis. Mrs. \. l.. Hardy and
Mrs. Snnderson returned from Bus,oy
Sn~turday.-R. w. Gle is moving. to Tn.
dcrhill Flats this week. having bought
n place in that villagc.-G. w. KELLOGG oi
Barrc is spending "A few days in town.
Constable T.. r. York was in Eurlinutor
Saturday and Monday. Mr.. and Aits,
Samuel York, WHO ave been visiting
friends in Earrc. returned home Tuesday.
~. ". Smith is in Jontsvllle this wc.t
working for Mr.. Gillott in the store Mr..
and Mrs. toward Ennis Of Waterbury,
called on her aunt, Mrs. G. a. Tease,
SuUdav
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. w. n. Plat Is to give to the
town a memorial library building in
memory of her husband, DIR. w. ~
Plat. 1t is a gift which Is very highly
appreciated by the peoplc.-Forty Ia
dies attended the missionary meeting
at Mrs. &. n. North's Thursday.-The
Ladies' Benevolent association realized
something over 81 from the LANG
moving picture entertainment TUESDAY
oct. 17.-Thc wind or FRIDAY hieh'
was not much less than a terrific gale.
Thc Village Improvement society
have lust completed a walk from Mrs.
Russelrs to the Catholic Church.
Mrs. Lyman H.. Nottingham is spending
the week in New York.-Tuesday. Octo-
Der 81 there will he a halIowcncn
party in the ladies' rooms under the
church. An attractive programme Is
being arranged.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Blanche bradley attended the
teachers association at Montpelier last
week.-F. s. Hazard returned to his
home in Hyde Park Monday evening.-Mr.
and Mrs. A.. N. Ellison went to Lincoln
last Friday TO attend the Free baptist
quarterly meeting which began tina day
and continued over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. -. J. f.stey of Middlctown, Conn,
are spending their annual vacation with
relatives here and in adjoining towns
Harvey Williams of this town and Orrin
T'olman of I'anton left Tuesday for n deer
hunt.-Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Day go to
Boston Wednesday on tho excursion to
he absent 81 week. John Hart will assist
+. a.. Ellison in the creamery while Mr..
Day is away.-Mr. and Mrs. Ervinc Croa-
Ter of Brattleboro were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A.. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Clark from Tuesday until Saturday. Mrs.
Crozicr is n niece " Mrs. Iarris.-Louis
Carpenter will go TO Attlcboro. Mass,
| Wednesday to visit his sister. Mrs. Okcrt
and Mrs. Hart and brother, Fred Car
pcntcr. Of that placc.-Burton Bocrs has
engaged Charles Fisher and his wife AS
farm help for the coming wintcr.-Mr.
Cole of Williamstown has moved his fam
lily into W. s. EolloEg's tenement. Mrs.
Wesley Powell is suffering from blood
poisoning as the result of an injury to
one Miss Blanche Bradley return
ed from Montpelier Saturday evening
where she went TO attend the State
Teachers conventiuu.-Mr. Putnam. who
has been the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Var
ney during n brief visit to his son. Henry
Putnam. returned to his business in New
York city Monday, Miss Anna Stacy re-
turned home Saturday evening from Ben
nington, where she has been visiting
friends. Ono day last week a man named
Sienna from Willistou, in tho employ of
Edward bradford. while threshing for
Truman Burritt of Hincsburgh, was kick
ed In the face by q horse and badly in
iurcd. Several teeth were knocked out.
and he was otherwise painfully brushed.
but. fortunately no homes were broken.
ms was at first thought.-William Stacy
has returned homo from a several days
stay in Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
WEsTTORD.

Mrs. John f.. Rice and Il. y. TYLER hay.
returned from a 10 days trip to Bostor
and vicinity.-Mr. ana Mrs. George Bal.
lard of Loon Lake. y. V, We're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Ballard Owe,
Sunday.-C. + Eddy paid 2i cents per
pound for butter fat for the month OF
Septemher.-Tho Fortnirhtly club will
meet with Mrs. T.. G.. Gale this att.
ernoon.-Carl Paige has hccn seriously III
with congestion Of the Invertebrates
Grow and X. 4. Bates. who have been
painting for tho past two weeks. returned
Saturday.-E. Il. Domingue ana family
returned from Montreal Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
U BURLINGTON

The body of Jairus 1sham was emovo
Thursday from the home of Mrs. EliZs
Shcrwin. where he died. to his home !,
Williston, where the funeral was held
the same day. J. A Corbin having
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLane and daughter,
Marion. OF Wcstford visited her brother,
Sol. Caswell. n few days last week.
Grant Comstock and Benjamin Law.
renee have gone to Jericho deer hunting.
They will stop with G. c. Drinkwator o!
Lee River.
Michael Crowley has finished his work
at Whitehall, n. V, and is at home.
Miss Nellie Crowley is also at home
from the hospital in Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
HUNTINGTON

The Kings Daughters and Christian
F.rdenvor societies will give IL Haliowc'ei
party and chicken pie supper at the Sens
OF Veterans hall IN Tuesday evening.
october 81. The funds are to be used
for repairing the church sheds. y.
musical programme will be rendered by
Miss Goodrich of burlington and Mrs
Sweet ard Mrs. Falby of this plac" with
Miss Sayles as accOmpanist. a bed quilt
upon which, tickets have been taken will
be disposed of az this time.-Mrs. J. S.
Sweet accompanied her sister. AIRS.
brewster. to Burlington Situtday.-N.
w. Swinycr was in town over sunday
DR.. and Mrs. Falby are entertaining ms
mother. Mrs. Bceman. this Week.-Mrs..
Mary Sweet and niece, Lois Lafayette,
visited in Iianksvillc saturday and sun
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
WEST MILTON.

Mrs. ID. O. Bullock picked "A half pint
OF black berries in their garden last
week, the bushes nave been in the gar
den for IS years and this IL the first time
they have borne fruit they are very large
berries and very joIcy 1t IL thought the
reason of their bearing this year is the
large quantity of sane deposited In the
garden by the high water "A year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin McNali OF Petty
Brook have Used invitations to the MR.
riage of their niece, Bernice J. McNall,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
JONEsVILLE.

Mrs. Hattie Stevens entertained friends
from Shclburne last wcck.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Goodrich of Williston were
in town ~Sunday.-Dr. John Stevens of
Hyde Park was the guest of i. J..
Stevens recontlv.-Richard Fiddock was
in town last week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Thomas Ffddock.-Mr. and Mrs.
Darwin Fuller and Mrs. Susan Steavens
are visiting friends in Irasburg.-Mrs.
Wesley Church is ill,-Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Fuller nave returned from
INSTRUMENTATION Tomlinson is re-
nOrted better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
WHITING

Mr.. and Mrs. j II. lIattcn " young
son Of Lynn. Mass. arc tn" guests Oh
Miss Fla Kctchum.-lIeiry Si'nrnds
from the Soldiers. home in bennington Is
calling on friends in town.-Miss jessie
Collins entertained w. y. Cong"r OF
Turlington over Sunday.-Miss Emma
,icidon and Clifford Aincs Of Orwell
were married Saturday at the Catholic
Church at Leicester Junction. Mrs
Charles June Of Arlington is in own
Mrs. rreadwav is the guest OF Mrs.
Mary ooster.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
COLCHESTER.

Miss Fannie Day and Miss Harriet
Mcbride attended the teachers convcn.
ton ut Montpelier last wcck.-lt is oN.
pocted that Mss Theodore Amman WIN
give an address in the Conversational
Church next week.-Missos Grace and
Hazel Wilson havc returned to Johnson
The ladies society of the Baptist
Church will meet and have dinner in tho
church Vestry next FridaN.-Mrs. Rose
Wright and Dorothy, who have been Ill
with diphtheria are conVaiosciHl Mis-
Pansy Huzzell. who has been visiting in
Burlington for a few days. has returned
On account of the prevalence ot
diphtheria the union school has been
closed until next Monday.-Mrs. William
Munson and son. Walter. returned from
Boston last Friday,-Mrs. Gould. who
has been spending several weeks at F.,
T.. Wilson'S has returned home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

w. W, Palker and has mother started
Tuesday for California to spend the
winter.-William Partch and family left
at tho same time.-Lewis kellogg and
Miss Vida Taft were married Tuesday
evening at the home Of her father, O.
c. Taft in F%crrisburgh. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. James Rem
frcw OF Monkton.-Somc time ago Mrs.
w. N. Powell jnmmed her finger very
severely, but thought it would heal all
right, As it kept paining her she went tn
Burlington TO DR.. Maynard. who pre-
nounced it Il case of lock-jaw. Her
jaws have not set though they have pain
cd hcr very severely and it will be three OF
four weeks before she IL out OF danger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26

The funeral services of Milo 1.awroncA|
We're held at his late home sunday after.|
noon ut one o'clock. and were largely
attended. Undertaken T.. H.. Read had
charge of the arrangements. The iiov4
A.. II. Edwards of the Methodist Church.
OBLIGATED and the singing was rendered
by Il Quartctte composed of Mrs. Perry
Read. Mrs. Frank Post. &. q. Peck and
J. IA. Allen. The bearers were the tivd
sons of the deceased and Il brothorJ
W. T.. Lawrence. Relatives and friendS
were present from Bristol. New ltavenl
Ferrishurgh. Charlotte. burlington and
Monkton. among them being Carlos I~,w1
renee Of New Britain, Conn. the hon|
and Mrs. w. Il. Lawrence of Bristol. Mrl
and Mrs. Bottom of New Haven. Mrl
and Mrs. Eddy of Monkton, the lion|
lCOntiuued On Third Pagc.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
RICHMOND.

The cattle commissioners have tested
the cattle of three farmers. In the
herd OF NJ. $. Whiicomb who has DIARIES
on three farms. one in Eolton, and has
considerably more than 200 head of cat
tie, Us of them were pronounced I'M
sound. Mr.. White has 90 head of cattle
and 81 OF them were condemned.
Thnddeus Stevens has some " head Ut
cattle and "a head responded to the test.
The cattle commissioners have shinped
from Richmond eight carloads of con-
dcmncd cattle to Massachusetts to be
killed mt rendering plants. There is still
n large herd that IS to be shipped to
the burlington rendering plant.-Thc five
Ncar old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
FreChcttc died last week with diphthera.
No other children at present have II,
but tho primary schcol was closed. and
the school board closed all the village
schools this week. teachers of the
graded school and MISS Andrews of NO.
8 attended the teacher convention at
Montpelier last week.-Miss Sadia Green
clerk for Consul Henry and Miss Louisa
C.. Balm of Quebec and Mrs. Nellie Green
Smith of ElizabethtoWn, n. v, n Mrs.
Hattie Sherman of Burlington are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon
'ircen.-M. NJ. Gates has raised with
his corn this season more thar ~ double
wagon loads of ,IImpklnS,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
LEICESTER.

Tho Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
Brownson Wednesday aftcrnoon.-Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Slade and Frank
Horton after spending several days
with friends returned to their homes
at Glastonbury, Conn. last Thursday.
Mrs. Rand OF West Rutland, who nas
been a guest of Austin Johnson's for
Uarry Briggs of Eeenc, n. H., recent
~ visited her mother and sister and
nthpr friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. lyman Kent and two
children returned last Saturday from n
carriage drive in the Adirondacks.-Miss
Olive Fairbanks OF Burlington has been
at W. II. Whites for a visit.-1ra Brydia
and family. who have been living win
his mother the past few months. nave
returned to their own homc.-Mr. and
Mrs Pcase Of New York city have hired
the Floyd place for the coming summer
The two churches here have each pur-
chased new furnaces recently and the
work OF placing them is rapidly pro
| g~ressing.-The social at William Pccus
last week was largely attended ana an
enjoyable event. s26.75 were the net pro-
goods.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
MILTON BoRO.

w. G. Blake had a COW choke with
an apple which necessiated killing her
j. T.. Finn and family passed Sunday
at North Milton.-Thc carpenters have
finished Mrs. Grav"s's house and Monday
commenced work ON the stone shop for
D.. X. Bean which is 10 he renovatcd.-
Il. l.. Bullock takes the lead in pump
kins raising one - pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
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If you are sick or feel badly begin taking DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, because as
soon as your kidneys begin to get better they will help all the other
organs to health. A trial will convince anyone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26
NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. \. +. Roscoe is ill.-G. -. Coates
and Ecnnic Duprce are home from isle
La Motto. vher" they have been working
the past six weeks packing ipplos +.
r.. Eowlcv was in town over Sunday
Mrs. Il. T.. Gordon was ir Bristol Mon
day. T.. Davis and George Coates were
in bristol Sunday.