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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs. W. NJ. Sargent went to Barre on
Friday afternoon, to spend few days
with relatives. Burton Shepard of ST.
Johnsbury arrived last Saturday to
spend his vacation.-Carl Perry of Barre
recently spent day with relatives in
town.-Miss Laura Freeman Of BurlnG-
ton has been visiting her parents the
past few days.-C. Il, Merrill of Barre is
tho guest OF relatives,-Mrs. Alice Buck
Norton and three children of Shrews-
bury, Mass. are spending the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
BuCk.-Mrs. Carroll GrisWold and children
of Montpelier arc guests of her mother,
Mrs Martha Sibloy.-Lester r. Ashley
went to Milton on Monday TO spend the
week at Camp Martin.-Miss Isabelle Mar
tin left for Barre on Thursday to visit
relatives few days.-Mrs. J. NJ shepard
returned last Saturday from visit
to her daughter in Uardwick,-Nlrs, Bar
mes and daughter of Ifaverhill Mass,
| have been boarding at Rrishtwood the
past Week.-Mrs.. Willis Jones and daugh-
ter are visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
| Samuel Richards, in Hinsdale, \. H
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Balknap of East
Randolph spent Sunday at Allison Neff's,
Miss Della Preston has returned from "A
visit to st. Albans.-Miss Maudene Abbott
went to Hartford last Saturday to visit
her aunt until next Thursday Ralph
Abbott has gone to Fitchburg, Mass,
where he has employment on a laundry
team.-Miss Bessie Ainsworh spent last
week as the guest of her uncle, Frank
| Ainsworth, Charles Sleeuer was home
| from STAFFORD over Sunday.-Mrs, Edith
Skinner Clogston has re urned to her
fathers after spending an outing in Mil
ton at camp Mnrtin,-Fay Carlin OF
| Hoverhill, Mass, was the guest of his
aunt. Mrs, J. q. Ashley. last woek.-Tho
body of Mrs. Clinton l.. Merrill Of
Barre, who died quite suddenly last week,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Coutinued from third page,

his family who are spending the summer
nj the home of William r. Hood, Mrs.
Bclmer's father.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kurtgman of Paso Washington are visit
ing their cousins. William and Fred Bra
man.-Mrs. Emma Brown. aged "a years,
s months. and 26 days died on Sunday.
July % and was buried the next day be-
cause the body was rapidly decomposng.
She had been housekeeper for John M.
COLON during the last ten years.-John
NJ. Atwood, who is now travelling through
the principal cities Of New England for
a Boston firm. came Saturday to spend
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John y. Atwood.--W. e Blake OF Man
chester, n. f., Is boarding ut Leslie III
Bohonon's for a fortnight Walter +.
Dewey sliced a piece from his right
thumb last Saturday while at work al
the electric light plant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

Lowell Allen OF the Burlington Business
college is in town for a few days vaca-
tion.-Mary Root is quite III at her home.
-Myra Gage from Burlington was in
town last week to help make arrang-
ments for Mr.. Paddock's funeral.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clapp and children from Fargo. n.
D., are visiting at II. n. Stevens s.-Mrs.
c. H. Rawson and son are in town for
several weeks VISTA. Paddock. a much
respected citizen. died Monday July 1t
after a short severe illn,ss. The funeral
was held Thursday at the home. The Rev
Mr. Rowley assisted BY the Rev. l.. F.
Upper OBLIGATED. Mr.. Paddock has been
honored with many offices of trust. He
has been town treasurer for many years
and also postmaster. He leaves a wife
and three daughters one of whom reside.
in India.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The funeral OF Gilman Nelson, who
died In Calais the Goth. was held mere
last Sunday. Mrs. Dean lloi. conducting
the services. The deceased was 10 years
Of age, and died of consumption after an
Illness of several months. During the
last five weeks, he was cared for by his
sister, Mrs. Louvin1 Pray, who Ill all
In her power to relieve mis- suffernGs.
He was the son the James Nelson, Sr
of this town and one of larS" family
of children, the only surviving ono he
Ing Mrs Pray Mr. and Mrs. ). G,
Noodry were in this place on Sunday.
f j. Banks is makNg repairs IN his
cottage and beautfying the grounds
Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley Tyson on an auto
mobile trip from New York, lately pass
ed through the town, making a short
stop at the Samuel Be1inmin place, ard
at Henry RCnJan,in'c.
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LOWELL.

j. Edmunds and family were visitors
in town last week Mrs. s. =. Cello has
gone to Aver. Mass. Miss Minnie Cello
is in Thetford visiting her aunt Mrs.
T.. s. Coolidge. Charles Wedge. aged a.,
died July %. He is survived by a wife
one child. a father aud two brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dolan and son of Man
chester n. H., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Milo Hines.--H. II. Newton was
in Morrisvile Wednesday, Stokes
of Concord. y. H.. was in town last
week.-Mrs.. Osmer Farman and Wallace
Farman are in Craftsbury this week.
j. II. Silby has returned to Hartford.
Conn.-lI. T.. Hall is in Cambridge and
Fairfax this week.--A. c. Cello and family
of Wolcott are in town.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Mrs, Hugh Phillips of Montpelier is a
guest AT the "Old Homestead" --Gcorge
r. Morse and son, Horace. Of New York
city visited their people Mt the "Od
Homestead" tn" past week.-Mrs.. Fred
w. Wcdgewood of Essex Junction is
spending few weeks in tOwn.-Mrs. l..
A. Noyos and daughter. Annie OF
Chicopce, Mass, came last week to pass
the rema 'ndcr Of the summer at the
Randolph House.--Arthur r Adams OF
Chicopee, Mass, spend last week at the
home of his parents, w, e, Adams and
wfe.-The Rev George d, Wells was a
guest last week at the home OF Dr. w.
A. Evans.-Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Hodges
returned Saturday from Lake Sunapec.
N. r., when they have been camping for
q few days.
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BROWNINGTON.

Harold Gardyne is home from Willough-
by for a few days.--Mrs. Martha Wade OF
East Bloomington visited Mrs. f. X. Lee
land over Sunday.-Grnylord Fox and
family and Adm Drown and wife visited
Mrs Sarah Fox Sunday.-The infant son
of Mansell Clark of Irasburgh died Sunday
at the home OF Dana Clark of this town
under sad circumstances as the mother
is in the hospital The baby was two
months old and had never been strong
Harold Burrows has come to stay few
days with Mrs. 8. Burrows
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WATERBURY.

G, E. Moody has bought the VIM, Good
win farm on the Moretown road The
farm is one of the largest in Moretowr
having over 800 acres, Mr.. Moody buys
the farm for the timber, The price paid
was $500. Mr., Moody will place IA man
on the farm to carry it on for him Or
the farm is located a saw mill and a
good water privilege.
Frank Evans has sold his livery bust,
ness to j. o. IIaskins, Mr.. Evans has
been In business several years and Mas
built up a large business, He leaves III,
business because his present occupation
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MARSHFIELD.

Misses Stella and Grace Brown have
returned from Montpelier, where they
have been employed at the Montpelier
House The play up Vermont Way
was played to an apprec;ative audience
last Thursday and Friday cvening.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Brown and child of St
Johnsbury are In town visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brown.--Quite
a number of the Uniform Rank Knights
of Pythias attended the cncampment
held at Montpelier this week.
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RANDOLPH.

Frank Ncrdon, who mas been night
operator ut Central Vermont station for
several months, has finished work here
and gone TO St Adams, where he has
similar position. Fred Fairbanks is
acting as assistant operator al the
station here.
A special village meeting held In
the hiSh school building Monday even
ing for the purpose Of considering the
sewer question which has been agi-
tatcd for the past ten years. was very
largely attended. The main room was
crowded to more than it's capacity by
citizens who wanted to hear and act upon
the report of the village trustees. who
were instructed at the annual village
meeting held May to prepare and
submit plans and specification for a
fcations by II. W. Mcintyre. were
checkod-up by two expert engineers
and found practical and approved by
the State board of health. This sys-
TEN covers the entire village, taking
in every street or about six miles i'm
length. One outlet of the sewer will
empty below the Osgood g. Roundy
factory and the one above the old mill
dam Will empty in filtration bed
Two hours of oratory followed when
the points Of the opposition, who had
skirmished around the horizon for
several days, only proved a bug n boo
compared with the action of the citi-
zens who voted for sewers and car
ried their point with hurrah. The
resolution voted, authorized and en-
powered the trustees to borrow $4,000
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as salesman for the UNDERWAY Oil COM
pany demands all of his time. Mr.. Has
kins will take possession as soon as he
can work out II notice with the Creamery
company with whom he Is at present EN-
ployed. The consideration was $1,000.
Mrs. Fred Peck and two children of
Morrisville and Mrs. Francis Thuney and
daughter Of Plattsburgh are guests at H.
! u. Blakely's.
George r. West has returned from Cali
fornia, where he went II few years ago.
Mrs. Walter Hazeltne Is visiting rela-
tives IN Lynn, Mass.
| Mrs. J. l.. Carpenter has gone to Pam
ton, where she is visiting her parents.
George Haskins called on his brother,
Jed Haskins, the first Of the week, while
on his way TO Monterey, Mexico.
II. p Wiley OF Essex junction was in
town yesterday purchasing horses.
Mrs. Seth Boyce and Mrs. Tama Boyce
are spending few days at the Boyce
cottage at Iiighgate Springs
Edward Hoadley OF Rutland has been
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Hoadley, during the past few days.
The Misses Margaret and Nellie Clark
Of Wellesley, Mass, are guests of their
brother. Thomas Mimms.
| Miss Laura Fales. who has been a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keene for the
past two weeks, has returned to her home
in bridgeport, Conn.
! Harold Atkins and Earl Bovce are at
Highgate, where they will camp for two
weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stevens of Rich
ford are guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. n.
Elliott.
Mrs. Lovinia NJ. Robbins of Hamburg,
n. Y. is a guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
j. Boyce.
Walter ]. Ayers. who has been spending
n two weeks vacation with his parents,
has returned to Springfield. Mass, where
he Is on the police force
Senator w. p. Dillingham; and SON
Paul, were in town yesterday. The trip
was made from Montpelier in the lat
ter's automobile.
Misses Matte, Grace and Blanche
Traverse of Montreal are visiting rela.
tlves in town. They were accompanied by
Miss Emma Wilson who is spending &
two weeks vacation in town.
Guy Scott left yesterday for Old Orch
ard, Mass, where he Is to spend n few
DAYS.
Twin sons were born yesterday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Deal.
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EAST CALAIS.

Mrs. c. A. Gould of Brockton Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ID. l.. Scott-Mrs.
Mary Gould and sister Hattie Legier were
guests AT Henry Carley's last week.
James Warhurst and wife have returned
from their trip to Island Pond.-Tho
Union Church Is being painted outside and
repaired somew what insde.-Mrs. Laura
Dodge has rented and will move into the
house owned by Mrs, Charles Wilbur;
lower tenement.-Mrs. SCOTS brother,
the Rev Frank Goodspeed of Spring
field, Mass. is spendn.i the week with
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FAYSTON.

The board of civil authority met at the
town hall last Friday to hear the appeals
of several tax payers. who dissented from
the appraisals of the listers for 1906 A
full board was present and tho listers
were unanimously sustained, --Miss Nina
Maxwell is very low.-Nerm c. Pierce
and his little daughter are quite i'll
with dysentery. William c. Dana Is still
in the Mary Fletcher hospital, but is
gaining in health
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are painting the union church.-Frank
LeClair has taken his brother, Henry
Gee, to n hospital in Montreal for treat
ment Hiram Todd has bought the Tay-
lor farm of w. NJ. Taylor md expects
to move in the fall.--Mss 1ewett,
teacher at No .. closed her term of school
the I3th. She was much liked by children
ana parents.--J. A. Gray is much better
this summer than last winter and is now
able to drive out and looks after some
business.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
SOUTH BARRE.

Mary F.. Adams, who recently gradual
ed from Spaulding high school, has a
position In the Waltham. Mass. watch
factory.-Worthen Button has his new
barn ready for hay.-G. H. Adams is
building new barn.--Joseph Fushey has
moved in the Arbuckle house,-Mabel
Seaver has been visiting her Uncle, G. II.
Adams
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MORGAN.

Lyman Elliott and Miss Belle Temple
were married In Canada a few days ago.
Walter Waite of Concord, n. H., Is
stopping at II. A. Bartletts. Mrs, Alice
Taylor, also OF Concord. is 'expected al
Mr.. Bartlctts In 4 few days.--The Pickle S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
MORETOWN.

Lester James Collins of Middlesex and
Miss Alma Agnes Clark of Moretown were
married I'm Moretown July o. by the Rev.
William Roberts, pastor OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
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was brought for burial to -cuth Tun-
bridge on Thursday. Mrs. Merrill was
formerly resident in town and will be
remembered as Miss Bertha Cloud.
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NORTHTIELD.

Ancouncoment rs made of the engage
mcTc of Miss Ada NJ. King of 10 Orchard
terrace to DR.. Harry NJ. Gokey of North
oil
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WORCESTER.

Capt. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hutchinson of
Montpelier were recent guests of their
son, Frank 7. and wfe.-Ira Cameron of
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WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS.

Mrs. Gacobbe Of Barre. the woman who
was so severely burned on Tuesday while
filling the gas stove. died on Tuesday aft
ernoon the result of the injuries re-
coivsd. She was A. years Of age and had
lived in this country for the past II years
Besides her husband she leaves SIX chill
dren. The funeral will be on Thursday
afternoon at $50 and burial will be in
Hope cemetery. The physicians who at
tended hor said that there was no place
on her body which was not burned.
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The Jersey City news., 1906-03-07

Resolved. That SIS be paidsto Keuffel
q hlsser CO., for / level tripod. Engi-
neerlng Bureau, January, 1906, claim
Charge engineering bureau supplies.
The foregoing were each separately
ADOPTED by the following vote on a call
OF the ayes and Nays:
Ayes Commissioner Berry Knox,
Nolan. Rooney and President Hauck.
Aays--None.
The Committee on Printing and Sta
tionerv presented the following
Resolved. Tint $40 be paid to Union
Printing Co. for 500 &c. u. S. postage
stamps; s1a M T. clers's office. January, 1906,
S32 to J. w Green. for / oak book
case, Clerks office. January, 1906. claim
Charge printing and stationery.
It was adopted by the following vote
on call of the ayes and nays:--
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION.
resolved, That Louis A. Boehler be
and Is hereby appointed as Inspector on
me construction of sewer in Hudson
boulevard, Sanford Place at Zabriskie
street, etc. salary to be at the rate of
% per day. when engaged term of SER
vice to begin when work shall have been
commenced
1t was adopted by the following vote
on a call of the ayes and Nays
Commissioners Berry. Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hanck.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
GEO. T. BOUTON.
K.