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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Stem Oort: ,gtbiopia" bon @lasgop;
rSoutbmart" bon Intuerpen
vSranosnburg" bongrsmen: Dir.
menian" bon 2iberpool; y@eoric"
bon 2~ipsrpooI; .penniploania"
bon 5amburs; .8aiier Wilbelm
Der @robe" nod Bremen, bio
plpmou.b unb Gbsrboura; .Os-
car H." nod @britiania uno @o=
penbasen; .Rhsin" mad Bremen.
Hsapsl: vgruOtlpn" mad 3sw BORT.
nin M3oren.
9iberpool: v@%Orintbian" bon 81. SObn,
q. g., unb Salifar, pia WoOiae;
,goRonian" bon Bottom mad
Man9sfsr; Safe erie" bon 81.
Sobn, q. g.; vTorieman" Dor
portlano.
2onbon: ,Mnglian" bon Bottom.
Sopsr: .pretOria" bon Stem gort mad
:, Samburs; vamerita" bon 6am'
burg nod SEEM Yorf, oia @ber'
bour9.
Gnttperpen: ,Wanitou" nod Sofor
uno philadelphia.
Queenstown: Baltic" bon Siperpoo'
mad 0sw Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Trantltn Wosart.

usberaQ i'm 2anbe rtifet man f4,
oas @eodatnib 3ueier beoeutsnosn
Mdnner gu sbren, beren Wirfen bic
Na9wslt b~uloigeno anertetnt Wo'
sart uno 5rantlin.
IS fnb In oieiem Monate 200 Sabre
perfOHsn, ba Benjamin Grantlin als
Sobn unbemittsitsr gltern. uno apar
am II. Sanuar 17O6. in Bolton GEE
borerr tpurbe. - Nm 81. Sanuar 1856,
alIo Dor $50 Sabren. erblidte Sobann
@~brpIofomus @olfeang amaoeus
MOaart 81 Salsburg bas St@t Der
@elt.
Sas Seutidtbum bon SnbianapOlis
riifet i&, laut geidluB Der lebten
S~aaiabuns bss IatiOnalbunoes, oas
anoenfen bisfer beoeutenoen Wdnner
am Is. Sanuas in Der Salls. oes unab'
bdnsissn Surn6ale our4 sinsn Ssf'
Nctus 3u begeben.
@runbpsri6isosn waren Die anlasen
unb gstbdtisunsen beiber Wdnner;
qrunopsri9iebsn ibr Wirtsn. Der eins
sans Sbsalif uno nur benz S4bnen
3usdnslid. Der anosre JOri3sr unO
Staatsmann. aber 8er9lei1e 3uif6en
oieien beioen Wdnnsrn t6nnen nur 81
benz S&luB fabrsn: gsioe geb6ren 3u
ben @roben Der groe, beioe gaben be,
Wslt ihr Befes.
Srantlin, peldsr es fertig bra3ts,
ben per6eereno aus ben Wolten nieoer'
sudenbsn glibfrabl barmlOs in bi'
Sisfe gu lenten.
Wo;art, bs1sn wunoerbare Son'
i&6pfunaen bas menf6li6e Gemtitb 81
ieiner Sbbs smpOrsieben, psrosn ourd
Die 6eier nidt sr6Ber; fe fno uni
bleibeu Inaerbli6. Sur mir ebrer
uns, inoem mir in wtiroiser, weibe
boiler 3ufammsntunft oes Slides ge
benten, tpsl&ss bic @eburt oieier bsiosl
8roben Der Welt brahte.
Jdbige &sbnsr tperoen bic geroienft
Der beiosn sroBen Mdnner fiir bi
Mit. uno Naamelt BEL Der Offi3ieael
Jeflidteit in bsf6mmli4er Weife feiern
W6se Der gntbufiasmus. NIT mel
dem mir SeutI6.N meritaner ben grr
Sen Deuti9en Mosart uno ben grobe
Nmsrifansr Benjamin Granflin q
meiniam feiern. Elm neues Bano be
'3uiammsngsh6risteit nit allen unisr
Witbiirgern ieir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

CTpIpton I'm Pulperz
m a g a 3 / II. Sn 2iae i'm fr%dn3DIis
idsn Nor0bepartement ereignete fiG in
einein f~leinen, an Oem Jeliungsgiirtel
gelegenen puIpermugd5in, mo cine 4ne
5dbl grtiaeriiten nit Der 9eriteGung
bon &drtui6en tef9Gftigt mar, cine
grploiipn. Qdt Mann ipuroen per1
lebt.
@erb q n 9 n | B bolle I
@ d B. Gin an elmer Sago bel
DISQUALIFICATION, Sbiiringen, be-
tbeiligter Wtann f9ob na9 einem nil
ben &anin6en. ous er feblte. Sdfiir
traf Der S9ub aber Stpei Sdger unb
brei Sreiber. Jerner tpuroe elm ois
gbauhee enhans fabrenoer &aoler an
Der 5ano perlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

start aus @ufregung G.
0ie ruiiii1e Siiritin Sbolensti, DIE
pegen Der llnruben in ibrem Batter
lanoe gsfli9tet mar unO in elmer
Dresoener Yeniion Wobnung senpms
men bate, 1T na9 Dem @mpfang aufs
ressnSer Na9ri9ten aug HublanO um
9er5i&lag plGbli4 s%eitorben. Der
Shirt uno sic Siiritin Sbolensft lebs
ten nabesu stpei Sabraebnte als Ser
bannte in Sibirien. Der Shirt ftdrf
infpIee Der ausssftanbenen 2eiben. Ois
rufiif6e @eianotidaft in Dresden
nabm ole @dGbe an 8rinanten uno BIZ
srobsn @elbfummen Der Tirftia in
Obbut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Sr. Somoers lit p6ais i'm Hedlt,
tuerr er oageGen protefirt, BOB Snti-
tute ME bas fdbiii@e 5Oipital einem
Beamtenrs6fsl bsim \Se9inn isoei
ueuen Administration unterporfen mir.
ben. Die abbilfe bageqen fann abe,
Der asr3tsfano, Der bic BerufsaenoRer
ia font ieinsn stbiidsn &sgsln su un'
tertpsrfsn wsiB. ielbf am bsfen i8af'
fen, inoem sr es als 0erfoB ae9en BIZ
gtbit bss gsrufs ertldrt, tDenn Utit'
slieosr bssislben fi6 UNI S%OipitalpOfier
als politii6s gelObnung beperben.
iOlange tti&tige ROasaen eieiePOten fd'
big unb srfol9reia betleioen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

@eni Seuti@lanb ole Die Rriese
a~us5ufdmpfen hdtte, usl6e cine gittiaa
englifde SsSprshe ihm aufbalien mill,
10 tudre es in Der Sbat in iiblsr Gage.
ga es f6 nber rlur I'm Qusbri9e mos
liti6isr 9bantafen bnnoelt. 10 fam
man fa ~bsrubiaen uno CUR Sages'
orbnuna tibergeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

ouns permittelt, baB enbli9 isitosm
aud Sunoerte bon 6rausn IN ben Se'
reid Der ataoemii6sn giloung sin9s'
tr.tsn finb, 70 tpirb man faum 3a piel
iaaen, tueur man bebauptet, baf
Seuti&lano bns 2ano Der uifenIbatt
liden 8ilouna par excellence TT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

sir bic 8~enrtheilung Der bent=
iGen 4ultur III cine tiirstid per6Hents
li&te Stotifif bon SntersRe, bic bie
gntmifelung bes geiudes Der 5od.
idulen i'm 9suti6sn Gside BON 1869
Biz 1902 gum Ssgentanoe bot. IS fno
babel bic So4fdulen aler art. alio bic
ulniperFtdtsn, bic Ssdnii9en 9o9'
ftulen, bic Gprtatabemien, Bersafa-
bemien, Sbierdr3tli&en uno2 anbwirt6-
I9aftli9sn SO6i8ulsn slsi4ermeiie be-
rfdf6tsgt moroen. Sieie Mnfalterf
tuurben 1869 bon 1881 Stuoirenoen
bsiu&t, 1902 aber BON 1888 Stubs
renben, b. 8. Die 3abl Der Stuoirenben
bat fi@, abiolut eenommen. In 80 Sab
rem um faf 200 pro3snt permebrt.
Mlein au9 bic relatipe 3unabme Der
atabemiften Ausbilbung if cine gang
auberorbentli6e. Muf bic 3abl Der
mdnnli9sn 8sbblferung Seuti4lanos
berednet betrug ndmli9 bic Nn3abl Der
Gtuoirenben BON is 0 1000 mdnnli&en
pericnen i'm Sabre 1869 8,S3, i'm
Sabre 1902 absr 1880. Sur BON
1888 auf 81 bat Der So6i4ulbelut
einen tleinsn &id9ang %erfabren, ieii
1891 aber III er oafir tuisbsr In erbeb.
lid beidleunigt.m Sempo 9epa4ien.
gs ereibt fi& alio, baB bic b6bere afa'
oemiI4e ausbilbuns In Ssutf&lant
pdbreno bes lebten Weni9enalters sani
aaberorosntli9 an Nusoebnung getuon'
men bat.
Bon SntereHe if aber nun bic Der
faiebuna binf9tli9 Der Art bieis,
Musbiloung. Inter ben Stuoirenoer
beiu&ten ndmli9 1891 nod 80.54 bi,
(22) llnipsrftdtsn bes Seutf4en &si
DIES, wdbrenb (9) Seanifae 6o&i4u
len MIR bon 1887 pro3ent Der Stu
birenoen beIu9t wurben. 1902 bin
qeae1 tamen auf 100 beutf9e Subj
renoe nur nod 1926 1niperfitdts
ffubenten, basegen 25.09 teanii9
So@idhler. Der abfoluts 3uwa4'
on te6niI9en So&f9hlern. i'm genann
ten 3eitraum ibsrtriHt iogar ben al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (89.42 9eael
"a, 59). Die ts9nif4en gerufs iibel
alfo felt rsi9lid einem Sabraebnt au
9euti9lanbs sebiloste Sugeno cine az
tpaltige gn3iehansstraft ans. 3tsb
ma In @hdR9t, bab felt 1902 ruieoe
cine bsuti9e Ntaoemie (oie tn Ranfs,
3ur goauniperftdt ausgebaut tpurbs
bab In San3is unb In 8reslaa nsu
t.9nif&e So&i&ulsn ~entfanben fnt
In poIen bic 2aiier DilbeIms'A tab'
mis assrinost tuurbe, bte brsitsrs
G9i9isn cine Art ataoemif&er gil
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

o. EproIer Sdmger mmo
xdnser @eieai6aft bon
Sfrans Natner. S6lnbcon'
cert beute Mbeno trn 9eut=
Sdeu GamS. Gtntrttt scots.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Der fatbpGif6e 2ebrer
peter gtses in &irn tit fpesen Ser
auseabe Ser S6rift rSos WeltuG"
Sie cine materialiitiide Weltanidauz
una pertritt, BON Der &esierung 81
3oblsna ieines @mtes entboben NOR.
Den.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Sas SnSianapoliier Ynblifnm
iolts bod Der trsfftaen SprOlertrupps.
bic i'm Geuti6en 5auis bsute Abeno
,um lebten Mals auftrttt, cine frsuno-
li9e grinneruna an Snoianapolis mits
gsben, inosm ss beim heutiger 4b'
f9isoss9 On;ert ben Saal bis gum les
ten 9laBe fhlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Ser @inter bat nun allen &rnfes
isin gintrsfsn angsttinoiSt = bohsnt=
LID ma9t sr's andoig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Die Nusgaben Der $ruffees beliefen
R9 auf $744.0 90.
Mrbeitsbaus

Mrbeitsbaus
u. 9. Shnp. Der Superintenbent
oes WariOn @ountp Mrbettsbauies, bat
einen idbrlidsn gsri6t bel Der Beb6roe
Der @Ounip.@ ommiRdre binterlegt.
Der 8eridt bsiagt. oaB bic In9elea
genbeiten isner SnfitutiOn F& in aus'
ee3eitn.tsm 3ufanbe befdnben. bab
R4 In hen lebten 3uei SabIen nir spei
Sooesfdle ergaben. Srei @efansene
bewertfelligtsn wdbrenb bes terfohe'
men Sabrss ibr @nttommen. wurben
aber pieoer 3uriidgsbradt'
superintendent Sbaw banfte ieinen
un~tereebsnen fur ibre erfOlgreite Wits
arbeit uno unterftbung, bic Tie itm
su She'll ueroen lisbsn. Sie Sisciplin
lei isinsr Qnfiat nod gut.
Bic ansabl Der @efangenen FIR bas
S;abr betrue 2, los. Der Soialbetrag,
Der ftr Dos Snffitut ansewanot muroe,
betrua 500, 345; bi. Sotalausgaben
$40, 219 ga; IlsberiduB 50. 125 O6.
Inter ben SniaRen beg @ountp be-
fanoen f@ 3ablrsiae a%usldnoer, ano
MnsebDrise bon piersia beri&ieoenen
staaten. Sas sr6Bts aontingeni
fente natirli9 Der Staat Snbiana.
ndmli& 926; 9sntudp Relte 355; Obir
1874; SenneKse IS. 6 proaent BEL
SuiaFen paren a~usldnber.
e9On ieit ldnaeter 3eit ma6te i'd
bas geoirfniB seltenb, fir 9naben.
Die bemnd&ft i'm 2inosrgeri1t bor9es
fabrt obsr su einem peiteren Werbo1
fefaebalten tperberl ipaen, Elm SEEDING
niB su erridtsn. @efern nun trater
mebrere Serren in Der Sffies be-
@ountp.@ ommifdre suiammsn uno be
rietben iiber bic Nngele9enbett. Si
bn auIammenfamsu tparsn limos W
Butler. Der Sefretdr Der Staats'W obl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ii4tsr Stubs bon
. ainoeraeri6t uno bic orei @ountp
gommiHdre.
Gidter Stubs ma1te ben Dor
f&laa, baB Die etaoi. bas @Ountb I'M
bic Sdulbeb0roe Elm oerartiges 9ein
fur bic Rnaben erriate. uno baB oi
S&ulbebDrbe fernsr einen Se1rer FL
: bieielben anfsle.
> Mueenblidlid tueroen Die 2naben
bic irsenb etpas aussefrehen baben
nod Der vJrienolp Snn' ssi@idt, abe
bieies ARRANGEMENT bat i4 nidt gu
y frieoenfeleno ertpisien.
: 8Orfbsnbsr SpaHOro fano ben Dor
u idlag Stu5bs' ausge3eidnet. er mi
erf nit Der Saulbsb6roe uno bann mi
Der Staot &hdipra4e nebmen I'm
3 bofft banu, neil bas @ountp fur be
plan 3u babsn III, benfslbsn our43u
fibren.
Sbrem 8eruie nod limb 961 Der @s
n fanqenen Nrbeiter Der eem6bnlihe
aIafe; bann tamen slnfrei4er an b
Rsibe, ruppon 81 %porbanoen uareu
oann 8arbiere, ndmlid As; 81 ia,
mer; l Motormann; Elm gierbrauel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

Je ihneller Wiapor Soofwalter
Die oHenen fdotii9sn p6R@sn beiebt.
I'm 10 i9nslsr tritt aud fur ibn
G&on3eit Dor ben 6tellenidgsrn elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

SD fam, tuuroe gebOrt nnb &C.
tpdblt", tnnn Soispb &. Scanning per'
gnti9t ausrufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Grunoetgentbnr1s HebertrasungeR.

0SFtS"S - S""8S Oct ~
WiGisan Str. $500.
@li3abetb Mepsrs u. u. on guclio
u. Sbodlep, $beil bonn ifowefli&en
0iertsl bon Sec. Is, Sp Is, &anee 8,
20 Qfer, Wapne Sp. $500.
&eubsn Or. Sumpbrsps an @iliam
6. GtsbeniOn, She'll bon Got 2 in Sar'
riion's Subo. L. Brcoifioe Noo., IS
bel $50 6ub. bsrbeRert, ShoIsite Der
MaHaduietts 4ue., 0fli6 bon Supiter
Str. 5000.
CHARLES W. Sapibion on @barles
s.. @erbarbt, Sbeil bon 2ots 20 uno
81, SpaSes part ADDITION, 40 bel
49, 20 CUB. berbehsrt. @Oroieite bon
Iomlano alue.. 6fIi9 BON SsfferiOn=
abenue, $4,000. q
gilbert 8. S3anebsrger on Charles
Jsresr ST., Sot 4. &ob' Suboibiion.
8bsil bon Srats's ADDITION, 81 bel SO
SUB, perbsRsrt, Stioisite bon IL. Str.
wefli9 bon Slinois Str, $400.
SsHs %. Wsit an @ufap 8. Wil.
Ter, Got 26, Blod 8. 2incoln part
ADDITION, 40 GA BEL 4O.9 90 Sub, osrs
bsKert, Gillette bon Salhott Nbe..
n6roIid bon %. StraBs; SOts IL uno
Is, goHon's Suboipiion. 9orb Sni-
nois Ctr. abolition, 20 BET 1856 Sub,
pacant. Offeite bon @apitol Npe.,
n6rolid bon %. Strabe; Got IL, 9ob'
SuboipiHon, She'll Der addition BON
SObnion's grbsn, 37.10 BEL 1859
CUB. pacant. Wsfisite bon afb!anb-
aus. ftoli6 bon II. StraBs. $l4. 900.
Sulania g. 2Bissins u. a., an
9aura 3. Saneod, Cots 81, %. 81
uno 80, 2ippsncOtt's Subj. l. BrOot-
foe 4oo. - bel 1872 SUB, paeant,
NoroTeiie Is. Str, n6roli9 bon pars
ter Mpe. $500.
Senrp g. Ssrr CT Sobn @lenben'
ming. Got 10, Gairburf's college @Or=
aer gob., Srpinston. 40 bel $50 5ub,
bsrbeRsrt. Oaieite Bancroft gOe. itio.
lid bon Sultan Aue. $815.
Carl %. Oale an Omen &. MiGer,
Got 88, @rans's n6roli9e Ioo. 40 be-
ITO SUB. perbeRsrt, NOrOfeite II.
Ctr. tpeflia bon MifOuri Strabe,
$500.
Sabio u. Coulter CT Sobn 6. 6ids.
Got 189. Souslab Bari aOo.. IS be
1872 a SUB. psrbehert, Wefieite Gen
trail Mps. n6rolid bon Is. Str. ST.
900.
2aura 9. gin;ant on Mariant
9aprence, Got Is, bieislbs Nob.. Die
ielbs @t6Be. pacant, Ofieite Bennipl
pania Str. u6roli9 bon 25. Strabe
$1,000.
@eorae .. Bruce an Sobn 6. Gil
oap, She'll 2ots 104 uno los, Rsasai
Bari Nbb so BEL 80 Sub. perbeRert
Noroieite "a. Str. psfli9 bon Belle
fontaine Ctr. s2250.
guclio u. Sbodlsp an Sac. Wepers
Got 1913, Miner u. u. partuap Mob.
40 bel 140 6uB, berbehert. Stbfeit
27. ST., tpeiili4 bon Saurmann ape
$1,000.
&obert Martinoale an Sarab 6
5sber. Got 445 In SadIOn part Nbb.
40 81 BEL 121 SUB, batant. Ofieii
!. Der Nrienal Mbsnue, n6rolit bon %
Ctr. $3.50.
, Charles 5. CUNT on Sobn Sbomas
Got SAG iu Mrmfrons part Nooition
35 BET 145 SUB. pacant, Sfoieite be
SO. 6trabe, tpsffli9 bon &aoer Str
: $500.
State plaja COMPANY an Oti
2irtpatrid, Got 60 in Yartieite 4oo.
i. SO. % bel -SuB. bacaltt. HOroieite b
S~outbeafern Noe.. 6flid BON Stal
9lbe. $3.50.
b CHARLES 6. Sabn on 5lora 6. gai!
n iholiae Sdlfte bon Got 8, Waibingto
: part aob.. 100 BET 3O2 JuB. weiflid
settle BON Central ape., fiblid DO
!. 43. Str. $1400.
BeIe Wasner an Cabin s. Out
2ots SO nnb "a, 6ranf @oOSlatpn
Mbb. $500.
: Nelion 9. 8rapton on Sames SufI
6flide Sdlfte BON Got 48, Sulians
IN S..I N.s:.. k.t 0OS 4stS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Bon ben Gommtb %gommtKaren,

Die Sruffses bon 2aprence 3otprs
Ibip babsn Der aopiiOrp = geb6roe bon
Marion. @ountp ibren %finan3ie0en Se:
ri9t fur bas Sabr 1905 einserei4t uno
lautst oerielbe:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-22
CHI7TENDEN COUNTY
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Louis and Burton Beers were business
visitors in huntington Tucsday.-Miss
Carrie Cleveland returned home Saturday
evening from two months sojourn in
Burlingt on.-Leo Christmas of Williston
has rented Edwin Prndlc's blacksmith
shop where he Will work at Che trade.
Frances CLARK, Il business college stu
dent at Burlington, who has been i'll with
jaundiCe at her home here for the past
four weeks is now couvalescent.-W f..
Harris, who, with his sister Mrs Andrew
Thomas of Monkton, who went to Brattle-
horO the 18th to attend the funeral of their
uncle Albert Harris. late of that place
returned home Monday evening-A large
company of young people were in attend
ance at the meeting of the Y. w. c. n. l..
last Saturday evening Mt the home Of Miss
Alice Beers. AnffterestinC and entertain
ing programme was carried out and re-
froShmcntS We're rVed.-The services at
the Baptist Church last Sunday We're I'M
usually interesting both morning and
evening, when the Rev. W. \. Dawson
Of Burlington occupied the pulpit at both
services, giving interesting and stirring
addresses The Rev. II. Gulc< of the
congregational Church and many of his
members participated in the evening serv-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-22
BOLTON.

Some lulnbermen while chopping on
Eagle mountain at The Coo Bros. Manu-
featuring cOmpany's camp found n hoe
that some one had hung in a small limb
of a beech tree probably % years ago. The
handle to the hoe is not badly rotted and
next to the hoe is grown around by the
limb and the blade to the hoe is partly
grown over by the tree.
Among those from this place who at
tended the funeral service of Mrs. Fanny
(Stockwolh Caduc at Jonesville last Mon
day We're Mrs. y. MCGEE and daueh-
tor. kena, Mr.. W. VI. Sabins, Mrs. w. G.
Preston and two daughters and Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Stockwel and family. Mrs.
Caduc was former resident of this
town.-JOhn Phillips, who holds the office
of town clerk and treasurer of this town,
had a stroke of paralysis last Saturday
and is in a critical condition at present
writnE.-A report has been circulated
recently of the death in New Hampshire
of James Canovan, formerly engineer in
q. w. Randall's mill,--NIr. and Mrs. Fred
Drinkwnc have moved from tho Sabn
tenement into the one vacated last fall
by Peter Deforge -Considerablc sickness
prevails in town Among those reported
ill are Mrs. George Pease and son, Henry.
&C Dill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-22
WEsTFoRD.

IN" house belonging to T.. l.. French
WAS burned SUNDAY afternoon. and tho
bnlldlnC and contents were totally deS-
troyod. Besides the household furniture
Mr.. French had 40 bushels of potatccs
quite quantity OF oats, and a new
cream separator. Mr. French mother
who is over so years old. was alone i'm
the house and hearing a cracking noise
opened the stairway door and found
the upper part of the house ahlaze, She
only had time to save a small quantity
of bedding. The house and contents
were insured for $500. MI French had
rented his farm for the season to his
oldest son, and started for Springfield,
Mass, last Tuesday.--Miss Marcia Irish
is at home after completing a term of
school in Wlliston.-Mriss Florence
Hopkins has returned to her home in
Flanklin. 49, The Fortnightly club
meets with Mrs. r. s. Herrick Thurs
day,-Fred Rice was in town over Sum
day.--C. T.. Noyes is ablc TO be out af-
ter an attack of pieurisy.--Mis Win
mic Osgood is in ~ critical condition and
it is feared that she cannot live long.
Miss Winnie Osgood died Monday
evening at nine o'clock. The funeral
was held Wednesday at . p. m. Miss
OSgood was young in years but old
in suffering, having peen confined to
her bed the greatest part OF the tine
Tor seven or eight years. In spite of
all her troubles she had bcen cheerful
ana had borne her burdens unaOIn-
planingly. Whenever she was able TO
be about the house she was obliged to
go with clutches owing to an injury
TO her knee when "oung girl She
had been a member Of the CongrcCa-
tional Church since early childhood -
Eddie Rousseau has returned to his
position in the Van Ness House in Eur
ington--lt is supposed that l.. T..
frenchs house took fire from n de-
ioctlNc chimney or from u stove nipc
that passed through a partition. The
FAMILY is left entirely destitute. Tho
local lodge Of Good Tcmplars has been
revived and reorganized and will hold
its first regular meeting a week from
thursday evening. Archie Rice is at
the head of the organizations
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uNDERHILL.

The Jericho Cent?" Dramatic club VIII
present their last play entitled The Oc-
toroon" at the -. A r. Han Friday even
ing. March %. Those who had the priVi-
lego of hearing and seeing this play were
delighted with it. II Is seldom that any
thing so excellent is given by home tai
cnt.-Willam r. Hale of hudson, Mass.
who has been visiting his brother, Samuel
Hale. has gone to Burlington to visit w.
e. Stevens. The Foreign Missionary so
cicty met with Mrs. Hattie l.. Palmer
Thursday aftcrno0u.-rhc Go-Ahead club
met with Mrs. Walter Grace Friday.-A.
W. Edwards has bought Of Alouzo Chase
the property known as the John Nc
Nichols placo.-At meeting OF the grad
cd school district, I" n. Pcndleton was
appointed ~ one of the school directors.
Tho board NOW stands as follows: H. y.
Barrows. A. w. Edwards and l.. H. Pen
dlcton. They voted to raise 90 cents on
a dollar. school taX.-C. II. Hayden is
preparing to ship large quantities of
ma nile SNrup
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Gerald Baelcy's horse figured in quite a
lively runaway Thursday. As the stage
started for Richmond in the afternoon
Harley Sargent left them in front of the
hotel while he stepped inside. They be-
came frightened and ran TO Huntsville,
The wagon was somewhat broken and
one horse was badly GUITARS. Wyman
Taft. who has been confined to the house
tho past week with tho grip, Is better. --
The funeral of Mrs. IIeman lin WAS at
tended from the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry WrigAt, Wednesday, the
Rev. l.. o, Hathaway of Leicester oificat-
ing.-Napoleon Sisters is considerably bet
ter at this writing. His brother from the
West is helpHg to care for hm,-Mr and
Mrs. w. II, Cady are visiting friends in
Northncld-M Pauline Warren went to
Montpelier Monday to resume her work
in tho millinery store with Mrs. Jennie
Morse,-Miss Ina Davis of Burlington is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Ellis
George Rounds and bride returned Sun
day.
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MILTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Duffy OF
Georgia was held from st. AIMS
church on Saturday at nine o'clock n.
mr with the interment In the Catholic
cetnetery.-E. S. Rogers and Mr. Drew
or boston were the guests of Mrs. G.
r.. Rogers sunday and Monday.--Mrs.
John Nay OF Essex is visiting her
daughter Mrs H. o. Phelps.--Mrs T..
W. Quinn has returned from a several
weeks visit in CRANKY, =. Q.-Jaspor
tairchi'd has returned from Belchcr-
town, Mass.-The Ladies' Village I'M
provement society served supper at
the congregational vestry on Tuesday
evening, March 20. from six TO eight
ociock.-Napolcon Mackay is to move
soon TO the Dixon place, which he re-
Gently houGht.--Mrs. Emery Mills re-
turned Saturday to her home in Bur
lington.
Inc only business transacted at tho
village meeting Monday evening was
to decide not to put in any kind Of
lights at present. the vote being "a in
iavor of lights and 81 against any
KIND Of lighting system.
Col. and Mrs. ". q. Clark returned to
their home in East Orange, y. j., Monday
Miss Mary Hood Of Rrdeeport Conn
Is VISITING her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Il
. Kood-Mrs Della Denno of Burlington
spent sunday and Monday at her fathers
Lew Denno's.-Mss Lemon Austin of
burlington is visiting friends in town
MISS Clairmond Wood went to Burling-
ION Wednesday for a few days stay with
her mother Mrs IT, y. Wood-Mr and
MIS- Roy Caswell have a little daughter
winch was born Tuesday the 2Oth-The
c"e'H'al Ur' engine purchased by the
i""'eS Improvement society has arrived i'm
to"h'-ihere was a very good attendance
at IN" supper given by the Village I'm
proNement society at the Courrcpatin,nI
VeStry Tuesday evening CONSIDERING t,c
stormy night.-The Shakespeare clu mot
WIN br. and Mrs. l.. c. HolcouIho ON
tuesday evening. --f,aNrence Martin IL.
III with an attack of broncnitis-,rr.
Ray Grow OF ST, Alhans is visiting bcr
parents Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Alton
C,'"ileS CaSwel has gone to st. Adams
where ne has positios, as fireman on tho
ScHli"i erlnOuL railway
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RICHMOND.

lh"rc was serious scrap on the south
side OF the river some two weeks ago,
caused by the use of alcohol. States At
torney sherman and Attorney Lcary We're
IN town Tuesday investigating the al
termath. The man that was severely and
badly hUrt was Eli Pepiu. Mrs. Pcpiu
testified that two Spence boys and h.r
husband had been playing cards for some
time. The Spence boy had quart bottle
or liquor That the trouble commenced in
knocking off hats. They finally were
lighting seriously HOY husband stubbcd
his toe and fell down tho Spence boy
kicking him in the .tompa In this
scrimmago Pepin broke the bottle on the
head of one of the Spence boys. Mr..
Pepin started to notify Constable Muir
ply and did not SEQ tho conclusion Of
the matter, but ii is known that Pepin
was nearly killed. The hearing was held
before Justice Salmon Green and Grand
Juror Andrews WAS proSoputoT Attorney