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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-20
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Esther a. Strong to L. L. strong.
west 80 feet Of tract in lot 3. In
Thompson.s Field; consideration II.
John Il. 0ertje to Susan T, Day. lot
Z IN SINNERS subdivision OF lot IS Of
Acres, Lewiston: consideration 2100.
Clearwater Improvement Co, Ltd,
to J. w. Blake, north half Of lot 5.
block Z. Oroflno; consideration II.
r. 3. Vaughan "a. Willialn A. Well
man. lots and 2, . IL NV Ia 1885
4 w: consideration 5000.
Clearwater ImurovsmsAt Go. to
James n. Holt. lot J. block z. Orohno:
consideration $50.
James n. Holt to Fidelity State
Bank, lot :. block 7. oronno; conside-
ration $500.
Clearwater Improvement Co. to p. H.
Blake. lots II. Is. -. block .. Oronno;
consideration Sa1Ss
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ratofs: George X. Force. A. !. Dryden
and william Depew Of Peck and J. F.
Wall Of Lewiston.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-29
Ready for Business.

The Capitals New Morning
Newspaper-THE WASHING
TON HERALD-will be in evil
dence about October A COM
plete and p-to date Newspaper
plant is now being installed, in
Guiding Mergenthaler Linotypes
and Hoe Perfecting Presses, and
the exact date of the first publlca-
ton of THE HERALD will be
announced in short time. The
circulation books are now open,
and the names of first subscribers
are daily recorded in large numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-29
A Preliminary Word.
THE WASHINGTON

HERALD is to be essentially
Washingtonian "a newspaper of
quality that will appeal to the in
telligent clientele of the nations
capital. There will be nothing
cheap about it but the price. 1t
intends to be as much of fixture
here as the Washington Monu-
ment. A paper that will be read
in the homes because it will be
worth reading and that will be pa
tronized by the merchants because
it is generally read.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Emma Kelley lied at the home Of
her brother, Deacon Alexander Hamilton,
on Wednesday morning Of last week. The
remains We're taken to Minevlle, n. Y,
her former home. for burial.-Willis Samp-
son of Port Henry, y. Y, is In town
called here by the serious illness OF his
sister, Miss Florence Sampson.-John 5.
Shaw and Miss Cardie Brittell of this
place were married al the Methodist par
sonage IN Ncrgennes on Wednesday OF
last week. The Rev. Mr. Fisher officiated.
assisted by the Rev. Peter Heller. ME-
and Mrs. Shaw left on he flyer for Mon
treal, stopping on their return at ST. AL
bans and Burlington, reaching home on
Tuesday night-rhe Rev. Peter Heller Is
attending the preachers meeting at Yer
gennes. lie was also accompanied by
Mrs Heller who will attend the Epwor(h
League convention At Burlington.-The
Rev. John Hamilton OF Saratoga occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational Church
last Sunday. He was The guest OF his
brother. Deacon Alexander Hamilton
BENJAMIN Wales of this town and Miss
Renth Smith OF New Haven were married
at the home OF the brides parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Smith, last Tuesday
evening.-Rual Twitchell of Yale College
and Miss Grace Twitchell of Plattsourgh
Normal school are in town to attend the
Wales-Smith wedding -Cameron Sprgg
of West Rutland was at his home Tor a
day last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
CORNWALL.

The funeral of Alfred Remeley was
largely attended at the Church of the
Assumption In Meddlebury on Friday
morning and the burial was in the
South cemetery in town. Mr.. Remeley
was stricken in the early morning of
Wednesday with apoplexy and lived
only n few hours. He leaves a wife,
two daughters. Mrs. Philip Mahen of
Canada, Mrs. George Murray Of Shore
ham and a sister, Mrs. Susan Dudley.
of Worcester Mass--C. L. Witherell
has returned from business trip to
Buffalo. n. Y, and Worcester. Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peck of Massach-
usetts are visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. julius Peck.-Mrs. S. II.
Barnum left on Monday for New
Haven Conn where she meets Mr..
Barnum, who is on his vacation and
who attended the missionary meeting
at Adams and Williamstown, Mass,
last weck,-Thc Rev Lyman Peet and
Mrs. Peet. for many years missionaries
in China, who have been guests for
several days Of their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. J.. w. Poet, left on Tuesday for
their home Mr. Peet occupied the
pulpit Of the Congregs tional Church
on Sunday morning.-Mrs. Alfred
Remedy has gone to Shoreham to live
with her daughter, Mrs. George Muir
ray.--Mr and Mrs Alex Tighter OF
West Cornwall spent Sunday in Yer
gennes with their son, Frank, who has
recently entered the employ of O. c.
Dalrymple Co-Mr and Mrs. J. s.
Wing leave on Wedn esday for Boston
for n weeks visit with friends.-Mrs.
William II. Matthews has returned
from Willamstown Mass, where she
went last week to attend the meeting
of the American Broad of Missions
held there.
A quiet ana pretty homo wedding was
solemnizcd at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
! J. Walter Atwood on Wednesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. when their only daughter
| Mary Irene, was married to Arthur d
Parkhill Of this town. The Rev. T. il.
Howard, pastor Of tho Baptist Church IN
| West Cornwall performing the ceremony.
| The wedding was a very quiet one, only
| the nearer relatives witnessing the cere-
| nony. Dainty refreshments were served.
| On their return from their wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Tarkhill will he at home TO
their many friends who wish for them a
| long and HAPPY married life.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18

brother, Ovett Sayles. She expects TO re-
turn home tho last OF the week.--Mr. and
Mrs Fred Draper went on the mountain
Sunday. where they expect to spend the
wlnter-Mrs. Lois Clark closed her house
Tuesday and has gone to Charles Clark s
for tho wlnter.-- Mrs. Orissa Burnham is
suffering from a bilious attack.-Mrs. Ar
thur Strong Is improving.-Mrs. T.. X.
Siple is seriously sick. Her daughter.
Maude. has been summoned from white
field, N. H.-Mrs. +. NJ. Rogers, who has
been visiting here. returned to her home
In Alburgh Wednesday.-Mis Hattie
Bickford OF Bristol is visiting here-Dr.
Briggs Of Bristol was called to consult
with DIR. Russell Tuesday in the case Of
Mrs. Siple.-Mrs. d. x. johnson of Bristol
is visiting friends here.-Aldace Jackman
visited his wife in theehospital at Bur-
Hngton Saturday. She expects to return
home next Saturday.--George Morgan and
Fred Jackman were in Shelburne this
week.-The Rev. J. +. Thurston and Ar
thur Bristol are attending the State Sun
day school convention in Randolph Mr..
Thurston will so from there to Underhll
and will be gone over Sunday.-Mrs.
Thurston seems to be n little improved
this week.-Mrs.. A. r. and Mrs. w. s.
Morgan went to Boston Wednesday,
There will be preaching in the Union
Church at p. m, Sunday school at 12:io.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
BRIDPORT.

The Ladies' society held their annual
meeting october (. The following Offices
were elected: President, Mrs. G. r.
Walker; vice president, Mrs O. s. Gibbs ;
secretary and treasurer Mrs. d. E. Rice.
DIR. and Mrs. Blasdell recently visited
in New York city.-Chares Hamilton.
who has been quite i'll, IS slowly improv-
ing.-Roy Dayton and Datus Rice were
in Middlebury Sunday.-Mrs. John Draft
of Auburn, y. Y, is at her fathers, J.
T. Russell-Allen Crane il visiting his
uncle. +. G. Crane.-Miss Media Myricll
and George Myrick of Cream Hin were in
town last week.-Floyd Myrick is i'll with
diphtheria at a hospital in Albany.-Mrs.
D. E. Rice, who has been visiting at
Mooers Junction. n. Y, has returned
home.-Mr. and Mrs Earl Sunderland
have returned from Albany, n. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
WHITING

The Rev +. S. GOodheart is expected
home Thursday. He has been visiting re-
latives IN New York for n week. Mrs.
Goodheart Is in Boston visiting her sis
ter.-Miss Clara Ketchum Is in Brandon
the guest of her brother.-Mrs, Horace
Derby of Poultney was the guest OF her
brother V. G, Kelsey and family over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pond OF
Brandon We're the guests Of her brother,
II. W. Denton, over Sunday.-Edward
Casey and family have returned to their
homo in New York, after several weeks
visit at his mothers, Mrs. Carrie Casey's.
Mrs. Lilly OF Orwell is the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Charles Lew!s.-David
Brown is on the sick list-Alrs. Mary
Needham and son, Frank, have gone to
St. Lawrence county, n. Y. 10 visit re-
latives. W. p. Conger OF Burlington was
the guest of Miss Jessie Collins over Sun
day.-Mrs, Charles June of Arlington was
in town over Sunday.-Addison Rawson
Is convalescent.-Mrs Casey and son, Ed
ward We're in Brandon Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bryant returned
this week from several days visit TO
friends in the east side of the mountain.
While away, they We're in q towns and
eight counties.-Mrs. Mary Davis went to
Starksboro Tuesday From there she will
visit friends in Hinesburgh, Jericho and
will attend the Free Baptist Quarterly
meeting in Underhil.-Mrs. j. r. Thurs
ton is thought to be growing weaker
Mrs. Arthur Strong is seriously sick. A
son was born to them Thursday Her
sister Mrs. Mary Sarrell came from Bur-
lington Friday to assist in caring for
here. r. Siple is putting on verandas
and putting n bathroom into his house. -
Mrs. Fred Draper has so far improved
that they expect 10 so on to the noun
tain, Sunday. A lady friend, from Boston
came Friday and will stay on the noun
tain with them few months,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Topper of Ferris
burgh were visitors at w. A. Lees the
last OF the week, returning to their home
Sunday,-Mrs. EdgSr Narney left the
Mary Fletcher Hospital Monday and will
spend few days with the family Of her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
ESSEX JUNCTION.

A number OF the neighbors and friends
of Celon NJ. Rice called upon him Tuesday
evening, It being the 5Srd anniversary of
his birthday. A social hour was spent
when light refreshments were served ny
Mrs. Rice A purse of money was made
up and presented to Mr., Rice by Or c. M.
Ferrin. expressing the esteem and high
regard in which he Is held by the pcop'e
of the community. Mr., Rice began work
ing for r, II. Place in his tin shop IN
1871 and was with him until Mr.. Place sold
his business. Late years Mr.. Rice has
been employed by w. s. Teachout ana mas
always been trusty workman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Waite return to-
day from Ampersand. N. Y, whore MI
Waite has been bookkeeper at the Am
persand House for several years. 1t is
expected that they will spend the winter
at the Johnson House.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Tillison, who has been living wi
her son. Fred died Tuesday mornin
Tho funeral services will be held at FIR
Tillson's Thursday.-Mrs. +. a. Cor
was called to Enosburgh Fails by I
serious Illness OF her sister.-Miss BE
tina Jordan OF Jericho Center is workil
for Mrs. G. II. Hayden.-Mrs Enga
and daughter returned 10 New Yo
Wednesday morning.-Miss Ethel Blac
more is visiting Miss Florence Brown
Mrs. Olive r. Luce of Morrsville was
town Tuesday as inspecting officer of
II. Bostwick Relief Corps. No. I'D
Terrill and wife of Georgia are visit
friends in town.-The Methodist Co
ference Will hold their quarterly NEE
ing in Underhill Center. October 10 to
Bishop Hall OF Burlington will no
services in the Episcopal Church Thur
day evening.-The meeting OF The HON.
land Circle and Woman's Auxiliary HI
been deferred one week on account
the funeral of Mrs TilliSon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
ESTATE OF JAMES STANLEY

p a Il Or LHMO-NI 4, DlslrICt OF
for the District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons inter
ested In the estate Of James STANLEY,
late of Burlington deceased,
Whereas, application hath been MADE
10 this court in writing, by the admins
traitor of the estate of James Stanley,
late of Burlington, deceased
praying for license and author
ity to sell the whole of the real estate
debts and charges of administration.
setting forth therein the amount of
debts due from said deceased, the
charges Of administration. the amount
of personal estate and the situation of
the real estate.
and assigned the End day of November,
1906, at the Probate Court rooms. in
said district, to hear and decide upon
said application and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof to be
given to all persons interested there
in, by publishing said order, together
with the time and place OF hearing,
three weeks successfully in the Bur
lngton Weekly Free Press. a news
paper which circulates in the neigh
said estate, all which publications
shall be previous to the day assigned
FOR hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notif,d
TO appear before said Court at the
time and place assigned then and there
in said Court to make your objections
TO the granting of such license. II YOU
see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Pro-
bate court rooms, this 18th day Of Octo-
MARCELLUs A, BINGHAM,
16,w3t. Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
ADDISON.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. r.. N. Carpen-
ter of West Addison was the scene We'd
nesdsy evening, October 10, Of a very
pretty wedding when their daughter
Charlotte was married TO Carl Leroy Ben
son also OF West Addison The parlors
We're tastefully decorated with asters, hy-
drangeas and running vines and the din
Ing and living rooms with autumn leaves
and cut flowers. At I y. M to the strains
OF the wedding march from "Lohengrin.
played by DR.. Waterman and a. ID. VIZ
tum of Nergennes with Miss Bell Ten
Brooke of Panton at the piano. the bridal
party entered the parlors preceded by the
ushers. Messrs John Wood and Russell
Myrick of Middlebury, Charles Fisher If
Addison and Benjamin Adams OF Panton
passing under two successive arches
paused under a third formed Of green
vines and snow drops and above which
was suspended bell of white asters, were
united in marriage by the Rev 5. II.
Myers of Panton. The bride was gowned
in white BRUSSELS net and point lace over
white taffeta and was attended by Miss
Bertha Stewart of Bristol, who wore blue
chiffon over blue silk. DR.. S. S. Spauldins
of Ncrgennes acted as best man. Refresh
ments were served by Misses Ella Rivers
of Charlotte and Florence Varney, Minnie
Smith and Lou Hatch of Eerrisburgh as
sisted by Miss Welthea Barlow Of Panton
Nj SIS Harriet Norton presided at the punch
bowl. The gifts were numerous and beau
tful. The happy couple left for trip
which will include Albany, New York and
Washington, d. G.
| The men are at work surveying the
electric road that IS to be put through
| from Vergennes to Fair Haven.-Miss
| Stella Clark at the central is off duty for
a week on a vacation.-Iiarry Smith who
| has been the guest of Wilbur Smith,
| has returned to his home In Holyoke
Mass.-lt has been announced that on
Sunday, October 2s. q Grange service
Will be held at the Baptist Church. The
Ladies' Aid society will meet on October
"a with Miss Alice Hayward, the meeting
! to open in the forenoon.-Grand View
! Grange gave a dime social on Friday
evening at Mrs. Sears in Panton and a
very pleasant evening was spent. About
! 195 were present. Music was the attrac-
ton of the evening Robert Eldrdge OF
Townlne has entered the employ of
Judson Day.-Mr. and Mrs. William j.
| Wood are to be congratulated on the
birth Of a son on October l5.-Wills
Palmer and family are on n carriage
drive over the Green Mountains TO Ran
dolph and Bethel-E. +. Gulley of Rich
ford is the guest of h,s parents. He IS
one Of Uncle Sans faithful servants
! Tho Baptist society are to give harvest
supper at the church parlors on the
evening of October 30.-Mrs. James
Baker has accompanied her son. Frank,
to his home in Worcester Mrs. Emma
Marshall spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends in Sheburne.-As Mrs. Eta
Cross was returning from church on Sun
day last the kinSbolt broke in her car
rage and she ard her two children were
thrown to the ground Mrs. Cross strik-
ing her head on the axle. but was not
seriously injured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
vERGENNES.

The social Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. f. e Sears under
the auspices of the Grand View Grange
of Addison was a very successful and
enjoyable occasion. About 100 people
were present and were entertained by in
strumental music by Seward Smith,
cornetist Roy Gage. violinist, and Mrs.
Mary Smith pianist. Miss Clara Clark
and the Misses f.. and Olive Gage also
assisted in the musical programme. Miss
Fannie Sears gave recitation and the
Grange quartette sang selections. Re
freshments OF coffee, cake and sand
witches were served, The proceeds will
be applied to the survey OF the con-
templated electric road from Vergennes
to Fair Haven
On Monday valuable mare stolen
from the stable of Arthur Il. Langevin
OF Ferrisburgh was restored to him
through the efforts of Deputy Sheriff
Ravlin of Winooski. The horse was
stolen about two years ago and was a
sold a short time afterwards, was pur-
chased by Ziene Verkrusjesse in front
OF the schoolhouse on Mallett's Bay
avenue of n man who gave his name as
C, D. Williams. VerkrusJesse afterward
sold the mare to the Misses l." A. and
H. l.. Macrae of Colchester point and
while in their possession the mare gave
birth to colt The Misses Macrae
sold the mare to Hiram Wiley of Essex
and he sold her to John Moquin of
Winooslki While in the latter's pos
session John Perkins of Burlington. a
former resident of this city, who knew
the mare wrote to Mr.. Langevin that
he had found the stolen horse. Mr..
LangeVin went to Burlington to see
about the matter and ran across the
mare hitched to bakers cart and
after some investigation put the mat
ter in Deputy Sheriff Ravlln's hands
and secured not only the mare but the
colt also, the fees and expenses cost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18
WILLIsTON.

John La Tulippe's house was burn
Tuesday morning. a few things we
saved.
The marriage OF A. E. Brown OF Nor
Willston ard Mss S Mabel Cowlbo
took place at the home of the bridd
brother in Phillpston. Mass, Wedne
day afternoon October 3. Tho ceremo
was performed by the Rev. w l.. Mutta
in the parlor. under a graceful arch
evergreens with other decorations
potted plants and beautiful cut flowey
The couple were attended by Mrs. Ali
Cowbeck as matron Of honor and l.. Pa
Chapman OF North WlIliston, best ma
white carnations. After the ceremo
refreshments were served The hri
quickly exchanged her wedding dress
a beautiful silk travelling costume and
team frosn Gardner arrived prompt
and conveyed the young couple 10
Templeton station The carriage gu I
evidence of having been met by friend
as it was wonderfully decorated
placarled. Mr. and Mrs. Brown we
bountifully showered with confetti.
they boarded the train. In spite OF
strenuous efforts OF the conductor
prevent IT, The bride has been teac
or in the public schools of this tow
The groom is associated with his faith
r. Il. Brown, in the management
several lines OF telephone, Mr., and NJ
Brown are on a wedding trip to Bost
and vicinity, after which they will Ia /
I IN their residence in North Willstd
with the groom's parents.
Mr.. Rogers, of Tolcott has moved Wi
his family to Burlington. PET
Merchant Will have charge of the n
gers farm.-Mr. and Mrs. George Re'
nolds nave moved into one of Mr..
Clarks tenement house,-Miss Bel
Johnson has gone to Boston.-rhe ia !
lily of Mr., and Mrs. Talcott have start
| for California, expecting their son, Set
who has been very i'll at Mr.. and NJ /
Kennedy's. He is convalescing. Miss ~
I.aurancc. who has been Ill with rheI
matte fever. has recovered and returnI
to White River Junction EN-
Walsten Chapman will commence n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18

celette, former residents here, and Dwight
Eddy OF Monkton we're among those pre-
sent About $3.50 was received. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith have returned from
their trip to Massachusetts and have
moved into their house in tho village. -
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Bostwick are moving
to Hinesbursh village this week, where
have purchased a farm. A farewell recep-
ton was given them at Mrs Bostwick's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edmond Harmon,
Tuesday evenlng.-Mr and Mrs. william
Dwire are tho parents Of girl born Octo-
Dor 11th.-Mrs. Rodman Bill has returned
from MASSACHUSETTS, where she has been
for the past year.-Mrs. Stephen Hanson
died Friday, october 10, aftor a long III
ness. The funeral was held at her home
Sunday and was very largely attended.
Tho Rev. George Grey ofIlciated. Tho
bearers were Frank, Hanson, Frank Fer
guson, Guy Clifford, Mark Hill, Mr.. Knox
and Ralph Purlnton. She Is survived by
her husband. one son, Frank Hanson, of
this town. two granddaughters, Mrs. Jen-
ME Knox and Mrs Mark Hill OF Hines
burgh, n sister Mrs. Nelson Purinton OF
Bristol. a half-s Mrs Nicholas GUM
don Of Lincoln, two brothers, William
and Henry jackson of Michigan.-The
Rev. Mr.. Hathaway Of Huntington oc-
cupled the pulpit here Sunday morning.
A. L. White was in Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. G. Croft of Saratoga, n. V, Is the
guest of her brother. Samuel Taft.-Miss
Hattie Mae Sargent of Lincoln spent Sun
day with relatives here.-Mrs. Coburn
Pierce Of Hinesburgh visited her aunt,
Mrs. J. =. Smith recently.-Mlss Hattie
Bickford. who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Guy Sears, returned Monday to her
home I'm Bristol--The Rev. Mr.. Grey IS
attending the Sunday school convention
in Randolph this Week.-Mrs. Martha
Lawrence has returned to her home in
Bristol after visiting relatives here.-Mr.
! and Mrs. Nelson Purinton of Bristol were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank the first Of
the weck.-The first meeting Of the Mis-
sion Study class will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Il. r. Wyman October 26-Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Bushey have returned to Monk
| ton.-Mr and Mrs. J. n. Gutter visited in
| Huntington Sunday.