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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
EAST FAIRFIELD.

Grace Pomeroy is at home from school
in st. Adams for the Easter vacation
Mabel Gates has returned from Troy. n.
y, where she has been the guest of Miss
Grace Danforth.--Little Chaunccy Chase.
who has been suffering with muscular
rheumatism. is getting better ana able
to ho out of doors. This being holy week
holy communion will be celebrated at the
Episcopal Church every morning at 1880
O'Clock and evening song every night at
7:30 with tho exception of Good Friday,
when the services will be ut eight o'clock
IN the morning. Easter services will be
held at three o'clock Sunday afternoon
Mr. ana Mrs Warren Newton and family
and Mrs John Davis over Sunday.--The
annual cuuvocation of Harmony Chapter,
No. 60 O. T.. s. met in Masonic hall April
Is. 1905 and the following officers were
duly elected for the ensuing year: W. M,
Mrs. Carrie SturteVant; w. p. Il. a. Stur-
Itcvant; 4. NJ, Mrs. lncz Chase secretary,
Mrs Clara Giddcs; treasurer Mrs. Clara
Hawlry: cond.. Lena Merrill: asst. coHd.
Mrs Gertrude PomeroN; Adah. Mis-. Ida
lnor. Mrs Fannie Croft: Martha, Mrs
Edo Mitchell; t,lecta, Mrs, Efie tarlo
substitutes. Mrs Eunice Morcy, Miss Alc,
Merrill Mrs. Maude Doanc. Mrs. Maria
Chase Mrs. Winnie Burleson; wardcr
Mrs. cynthia Davis; sentinel, Perry Chase
chaplain Mrs. Alta Wells; marshal. Miss
Wnzola Morcy; organist Miss Mollio
Morrill,
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

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TO HAVE y LABOR CANDIDATE.

Phillip J. HaNosa, organizer for the Ner-
mont state Branch American Federation
of Labor and editor of the Union Signal.
says that the independent labor party Will
have candidate in the field tor legis-
lative honors next fall and names eX-
Mayor j. s. Cardcr as the man upon
whom the laboritcs depend to lead them
to victory Asked concerning the prob-
ability of the labor element nominating u
State ticket. he said that would be for tho
party itself to decide, but ntimatcd that
there was no likelihood of either a Statd
or county ticket being named this year.
as the average wage worker seemed tn
he registering as a republican, owing to
the hot fight being waged by the candi-
dates for governor. Mr. HalVosa said that
the American Federation of Labor officials
in Washington had advised all working
mon to take independent political action
wherever there was chance to elect
one of their own men, and this city being
recognized as trades union center, it
was imperative that a labor candidate ba
placed in nomination by the working-men
of Rutland.
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MONTGOMERY.

Fred w. Emberry died on Saturday af-
ter an illness of only four days, with
pneumonia. The funeral was held from
his lato home on Monday, the Rev. j. w.
Illsley officiating. The burial took place
at Richford Center and was in charge of
Trout River Lodge, Is. of r., of which
Mr.. Embcrry was a member. lie leaves
u wife and two young children, who have
the sympathy of all in their Affections
Your correspondent was misintormed in
regard to Mr. and Mrs. G. 6. Shangraw
being the parents of II son and would like
to have 1T corrected The Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist Church meet on
Thursday of last week with Mrs. Charles
Baker.--'The young child of Merritt
kmetz died on Friday night with pncu-
mona. Tho funeral was held on Sunday
from St 1sador's Church at Montgomery
Ccnter.-Mrs. G. l.. Ilutchins returned
from Boston on Saturday.-Thc funeral
Of Howard Broe. who died of dropsy. was
held from his late home on Monday, the
Rev. j. w. 1llsloy officiating, the inter-
inent was at 1ichford.-Miss Alice t)app
has returned from Decentralization Full
Ter of Boston spent a few days in town
last week.
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William Jeffords Of Mount Vernon. Mo,
took place on Wedno sday afternoon. April
4. at the home Of the brides iarcnts, Mr.
of Puffcr NJ. T.. church performed the
ceremony which was n quiet one, being
witnessed only by the brides immediatc
family. News of the marriage came as a
surprise to the brides friends as she
arrived home on the day of the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffords will make a pro-
longed stay here as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peck.
The remains of Mrs. A. w. Mcars of
st. Johnsbury were brought here on Mon
day from Boston where she died as the
result of a surgical operation Saturday
night. Her death came as a shock to
her many friends here for her condition
had not been supposed to be critical
although she had been poorly for some
time. Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at two O'Clock at the home
Of her sister. Mrs Lucrctia Bundy, the
Roy. G.. c. st. Glare of the Congrega-
tional Church officiating. lnterment was
in Pleasant View cemetery. Mrs. Mcars
was s. years of age and native of this
town. her maiden name having been t,ffic
Spaulding. She leaves husband and
one son. Glenn, one brother. a. w. Spauld-
ing, Of this village two sisters. Mrs.
Iucretia Bundy OF this village and Mrs.
f.. T.. Foster of PROVIDENCE, r. !. She
leaves also q large circle of friends and
acdiaintances in this place, where she
resided during the greater part of her
life Among those from out of town who
came to attend the funeral were her
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
MORRISVyLLE.

The board Of license commissioners have
received applications for four licenses
for the coming year, II, j. isham APP
Piled for Licenses of the End and fourth
classes, the same which he has held
during the past year and business to be
conducted in the Randall block as
formerly. G. l.. Gates ANA IT, Il. Prouty
applied for a third class license. business
to he conducted in the front room of the
basement of the Hutchins block, where
n. y. Hutchins's saloon was formerly
located. L. G. Foss has applied for sec
ond class license, business to he conduct
ed in the Avalon building. \ public hear
ing has been called at the town clerk $
office, ADrl u at 1850 O'Clock
The marriage of Miss Josie Peck and
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HIGHCATE CENTER.

II. l.. Nosbure is spending the week with
relatives in Albursh.-Thc Rev Sidney ;.
FISHER dean of the protestant Cathe-
dral, Grand Rapids, Michigan was IN
town last week visiting at the home of
his brother. W w. tssher.-F. e. Cross
returned Saturday from Boston, Mass
whore he has been spending the winter
Miss Sarah Judliius is in SWanton visit
ing frends-Miss Sarah Place is spend
ing the week with relatives and friends
in St. Albans.-'Vlc Womans Auxiliary or
St. Johns Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. w. l. Nelch.-W.
Il. Davenport of Burlington was IN town
Friday and Saturday.-A. q. Bcnolt Is
sOonding the week with relatives IN
E.nosburgh and Montgomery NJ
Tromby is quito i'll at his home on
Canada street -Lenten services VIII he
held at ST. Johns Episcopal Church We'd
ncsday afternoon at four clock.
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STOWE.

Funeral services for Mrs. Celinda Rob
inson, who died on April S, were held at
her home on Wednesday afternoon, con-
Quoted by the Rev. }. q. Angel. The
bearers were H. ]. Robinson, &. S. Rob-
The burial was made in the family lot
in the West Branch cemetery ana the
arrangements We're in charge of l.. L.
Harris. There was n large attendance
and beautiful flowers testified to the
esteem of many friends, Mrs Robinson
was born in Stowe in 1921. and was the
daughter of Joel and MchitAhel Alseley
Harris. She was married to John Rob
inson in 1910. and for the past siXty-lhree
years has lived ON the place on West
Branch where she died. Nj. Robinson
V. c. Babcock and G. &. Robinson re-
side in Stove, OF the four grandchildren
Mrs. r.. b. Gale and C. $. Robinson re-
side in Malone, n. Y, and Mrs. T.. G.
Barrows in MOrrisvile, Mrs. Robinson
also leaves four great grandchildren, a
brother George Harris of Stowe and IA
sister, Mrs. Sarah Slayton OF Grand Hav-
en-. Mich. During the years of her ac-
tive life Mrs. Robnson's best energies
were devoted to the welfare of her fam
ily Her home WAS ever noted for its
hospitality and a wide circle of relatives
and friends found an unfailing welcome
there. Since she has been disabled by
age and infrmities she has been tendcrly
Continued 0u 4tb pnge.D
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sWANTCN CENTRE.

News has been received of the birth of
daughter, Bessie, to Mr.. and Mrs, b. b
Moshor of jennings, La, March 81. Mr.
Mo,hcr was formerly of ST. Adams Bay
aud is well known throughout the county.
Miss Florence Donaldson of this town
began the spring term of school in dis
.trict No. Is MondaN.-Miss Pearl Ricard
and Miss Daisy Royce began their spring
toms of school this week. the former re
turning to her position in the primary
department at HiGhGate Center, the latter
to new position in a country school at
HiGhgatc Soro.-Miss Edith Olmstead Of
st Alhaus visited at A. +. Royce's sew
oral days last week Mrs +. NJ. Hubbard
entertained with new sugar large party
of friends from Swanton last Saturday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH

- ,..,o is sori,,eI, III II, Alien
e. ,- ol,od :, consolidation,
1,,iaa, and cav hin, again Monday
rIa,r,. Dcm.rs mail carrier on tho star
ro,to "a Isle La Motto. has moved to
tho McC;reror house ON the west shore.
Mrs q r. IIoughton and children visited
in Harrington over Sunday and Mr.
Hourhton in Middlebury.-Miss Louise
,essor. who spent her vacation here re-
turned to hor school in Eurlington last
week Master Walter Howe who has
been the guest Of Roydcn Lessor. return
ed with her to her homc-N L. KINGSLEY
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BAKERSFIELD.

NJ - Frances TcdouX lcft town last Sat
urdav for Richford, where she has a posi-
tion as teacher ia the grammar depart
ucnt Of IT," graded school.-Miss Amanda
Farraud is i'll with humps. Mrs. Peter
Shuulcy and Mrs. Is. O. Tillptsou and
daughter, Lucille. spent sunday with Mi.
and Mrs W. l.. TlloiSou, Jr., of sheldon.
Miss Eleanor Farrlnd went Saturday of
last week To Charlotte, where she will
teach tho coming term of s"hooi-Miss
~ "a Coburn is lll--1ho sugar social held
at tho home of W. y. Whitney Friday
evening. April g. was largely attended. -
a. V. Wetherell has sold his place in the
village ~ Paul Elodah. Mr.. Wethcroll
,,,.I ,n1,-c h,s family tn L,ssox Jnnction
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EAST HIGHGATE.

l.. j. Phelps, an old respected rcSi-
dent Of this place. died very suddenly
while dressing early Wednesday morn
ing. During the past few wears his
health had been gradually breaking
up. MIR. Phelps has held many prom
mcnt positions in town. He is survived
10y a wife, two dauEhtcrs. Mrs. w, H.
Cruil<shanl1 Of Essex. y. Y, Mrs +. w,
Crowcll Of this place. and one son,
Leon Phelps of Germantown Pa, and
an adopted niece and nephew, Miss
Bertha Rarnes OF Burlington and
George Phelps of Enosburgh Falls
and one sister, Mrs Ripley Mason Of
Georgia. The funeral arrangements
have not been madc.-Thc infant
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Greenwood died Tuesday morning, af-
ter several weeks Illness.
Joseph F'leury met with a painful ac-
cidcnt Tuesday afternoon while at work
in the grinding room. While creasng the
stone the bar got caught, hitting him in
the jaw, leaving a bad Wound.-W. j..
Bruso went to Boston Monday
James Bremmcr died Friday evening, af-
ter AN illness of three weeks with typhoid
fever. which at tho last developed into
typhoid pneumonia. The funeral was held
from the house at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning.-Thc village school here COM
mcnced Monday with Miss Mac Spears
of this place and Miss Maud Aver of ST.
Albans as teachers. The condition Of
James Savoic, who is i'll with typhoid
fever remains about the same Michael
Savoic is ill.--Mrs G. Il. Lyon and Miss
GLADYS steele of Higheatc Center visited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
WATERVTLLE.

II. a. jackson and daughter. Cassie,
visited in Whitsfeld last week.-Mrs.
Harvey Baker visited in Jcffersonville
several days last wcek,-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Culver Of Richford visited in
town last week Mr. and Mrs. F.lba Stock
well visited her parents at johnson over
Sunday.--Mrs. Chauncey Tillotson visited
her daughter, Mrs. James McCuin. at
Johnson last week.. Y. Woodruff of
Underhill visited his daughter Mrs. t.
NJ Thomas, last wcck.--A l.. Laraway
was in st. Adams on business on Mon
day.--Richard Brown has finished work
for Mr.. Laraway and gone to Belvderc
Mrs. Amsden Brown of Cambridge was
in town caring for her mother Mrs. n.
r. Leach, last week. -Amsdcn Brown and
William Lang OF Cambridge are building
a new barn for George Brown. Daniel
Bennett has moved from Codding Hollow
into a part of w. r. Narces house on
ali ct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. r. T.. Pike of Burlington is visit
ing her sister Mrs, Fortune William
Rochester of Washington was at NJ S.
Thomas's Monday. Israel Shatraw OF
iillenbureh, \, Y, was in town this week
buying cows, they will be taken to Ellen
burgh as soon the ferry is running
Preparations are being made for Easter
exercises at the Methodist Church.
School began Monday. Miss Lynda Leng-
field is teacher at the north end and Mrs
William Duel of Aburgh at the south
cnd.-Joscph Labombard has bought T.. S.
Holcomb's farm on the east shore.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

are gaining sowly.--F. w. Shepardson
and c. S. Howard were in ST. Adams on
business April 9.-Charlcs Watson of ST.
Adams was in town April o.-Nlrs Foster
FELTON, of Woodstock is spending few
days with his family.-Mr. and Mrs
Jessie Parsons spent April in Burlng-
ton.--Thc graded school department of
Bellows Free Academy will open on Mon
day, April % Mrs. n. q. Hunt is able to
sit up short time each dly.-Mrs.
ST, Pierre, who is with her son. G. r. St.
Pcrc, is not expected to livc.-Glcn Paris
left April for the West. where he will
make his home in the future.-Guy How
ard was in Essex Junction painting last
week. Mrs Ann Alfred is able to be out
after being confined TO the house two
weeks with boils.--Mr. Crosicr of Fletcher
visited Allcn Carpenter sunday April S.
The roads I'm town are improving fast.
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SOUTH HERO.

There Is to he a debate at Academy
hail Friday evening, April l.. The ques-
ton for discussion is Resolved THAT men
of thought are more beneficial to the
world than men of action" The leader
on the affirmative will be Merton Wright
ana the leader on the negative will be
Edith Pillow.-rhe Roy. Mr.. White has
gone To New Hampshire, being called
there by the illness of his father Jodd
Landon of Nebraska has been visiting
friends i'm town.-Mrs Wallace Robinson
accompanied by her father, ID. NJ. Wilcox,
went Monday to Boston for a few days
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BERKSHIRE CENTER.

Mr ANA Mrs, II. \, thaffce IS visiting
i'm the proyincos.- Mrs Jeruio Tracy IL
visiting in Highgate for a few days
Nr4 4 A. l,add. who has been on the
sick LIST. is improving.-M Nellie Weston
of Nashua, n. H., with her son, Mark,
are visiting at her parents's, Mr., and Mrs.
Mark Duphcny. Mrs. Il. f. stiles is home
aeHiu after n prolonged VISIT al Ehos-
burgh Falls and Mont goncry. Mrs, n. ID.
Jcnnc, who has been very soorlY ~ health,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations In New York, BOSTON AMI
Chicago Markets.

NV NNlk, NNfIT IT.
Receipts, nil; exports Isl $40
bu: sales, 100000 hu, futures. 1000 bu
spot; spot firm, options opened easy at
a bout Yesterdays closing prices and de-
clined ZIG under disappointing cables. and
good weather, but rallied $, on covering.
following heavy seaboard clearances firm
interior markets and predictions Of a
smaller movement. The close was steady
at unchanged prices to an advance of sc.
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is somewhat bctter.--Miss Bessie Libby
visited in West Berkshire Saturday. Miss
Louise Novan is working for Mrs. May
nard Burlcson.--Ccdrc Thompson has be-
gun work at North Pinnacle in a cheese
fuctorN.
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ANOTHER Gaze OF SPOTTED FEVER

Another case OF cerebro spinal mem
nights or spotted fever has developed
in the family of George Simmons at
Sheldon Springs, little Girl FIVE years
old. Tho little hoy who has been i'll Of
the disease is fast recovering.