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WATERBURY CENTER.

~ H. pcmerrlt went Monday 10 Lowell
MASS" 10 visit his son. Clayton, and sis
'or' MIS-. Matte Smth--Mrs y. l.. he.
merritt left Monday 10 visit her mothcr
Mrs. Swift, in Bridgeport Connecticut.
Mrs Goa Marshall johnson Of Brookliuc,
Mass Is the guest of her parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. Carl Marshall.-Miss Ila and
Ernest llutchin of MorriSville are win
their father, b. &. IIutchins who has
been quite ill.-Mrs, Cornclia Wiley. who
was called to Riverside by the sickness
and death of an aunt, returned Wednes
day.-Miss Gladys Gilmore entertained n
party of her young friends Saturday af.
ternoon, it being her seventh birthdav-
Dr. r.. j. Foster was In Morrlsville Sat
urday to attend Masonic meeting-Thc
Rev. DR.. Charlcton gave n very interest
ing lecture at the Methodist Church Sat
urday evening and also preached n fine
temperance sermon Sunday morning at
the same church.--The masquerade given
by the young people for the benefit OF
singing school fund last Thursday even
ing was most enjoyable ana called out n
large company. Wldcr's orchestra, four
pieces, furnished fine music. Some Of the
costumes were very handsome and there
were many surprises when the party
unmaskcd. a supper was served in W.
r. G.. rooms at the seminary by the Young
ladies, consisting of oysters. cake, coffee
and frult--Tho Good Tcmplars lodge Of
Waterbury Center is in a nourishnS con-
dltion at the present time. New mem-
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WAITSFIELD

on account of poor health Miss Annie
Dale was unable to return to her studies
lat the birmingham. tMassD Normal
Ischool last week.-Mrs.. Hattie Hudson
IL spending a few days in Burlington
this week visiting friends and relatives
District deputy G.. NJ, George w. Wallis
accompanied by Past Grands Il. J. Nc
Alistcr and o. q. Eaton were in Barre
and East Barre Thursday and Friday
evenings installing the officers of the ].
q. o. Y. Lodges at those places He is
20 install the officers Of the lodge in
this place on Tuesday evening and at
Warren on Nedne sday evening OF this
week - Miss Lillian Hubbard, the teacher
in the primary department OF the vii
LACE school. fell on tho ice while skating
ono evening last week and was SO badly
injured that she was obliged to close ho-
school for ono day. f'ridayD but was
very much improved and able to he in
her school on Monday OF this week.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS



ana clifford or this town. The funeral
was heIo tuesday AFTERNOON at ono
'locN from inc baP''S' Churc"'
son was porn sunday 10 MI ana MIS-
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.ic,od his nosjti,r aud vii, omen a food
store in Eenoit,s block ON Union street.
Tho fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church wa.
hold TUESDAY evening at the home OF
I T., Cahoe. The Roy. +. l.. Dow. pre-
siding elder of Burlington district. pre-
sided Tho following stewards wcrc
elected: O. G. Baker. ]. +. Cahcc. H. C.
Carpcnter. w. 4. Fuller. r. NJ. Koelcr
IT l.. Leonard. e. II. Phelps. ]. s. stat.
ford. L. A. Sevorv. r. RI. Wells, T. T.
Ayers. Frank Chandler. Mrs. A. Jones;
regarding steward r. II. Wells: dis
trict steward q. G. Bakcr. 1t was voted
10 have tho pastor. the Rev. r. T..
THOMPSON. returned to tho church for
Tho sixth wear.
i. ". Cross. junior member Of the
firm of !. H. Cross g. Co. and Miss Addic
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BOOK NOTES.

Poems by Sarah a. Watson compiled by
Mary A. W. Clark and Louisa Rrainerd
published for the benefit of the Warner
Home, ST. Adams. VI, 175 p.
Mrs. Watson, a predatory memoir
informs the reader. was n Miss Mooney,
born in "Parsonville," St. Adams, VT.
She married Henry James Watson and
spent most Of her life in ST. Adams,
where she was for IS years a member
and secretary of the board Of managers
of the Warner Home for destitute chill
drcn. She and her husband died within
q hours of each other in April, 1904. A
hundred and forty Of Mrs. Watsou's
POEMS of sentiment and patriotism have
been collected in this neat volume, from
the press of the Messenger COMPANY
which has been published for the benefit
of the Warner Home, and it is to be
hoped will find many purchasers,
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

WORD is received that the William
H"en' a former pastor here. has lately
returned IRON ten weeks stay in n
hospital in Albany. \. l., to his pastor
ale IN Rupert, greatly benefited by the
trcatmcnt.-Scveral from this place at
tended the installation of the newly
elected officers OF til" Sons of Veterans
Al North Calais last Saturday night
Ellsworth Tebbctts is drawing lumi,er
io' lhhnd'us Brucc.-Thc Rev MIR.
H""'hWorth attended the special prayer
services at East Calais last week and
.'po''s large attendance and much in
t"r"St shown.-Frank LcBarror. a non
nov OF X. NJ. Pray, lately had his ankle
o"d'S spralned and one bono broken by
log rolling on it, while at work in tho
woods. Mrs Morton McKinstrv uc.
compahl'd by her daughter, VISITED her
son III Cabot last SATURDAY.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sargent and son,
Francis VINO have been AT Albert SHr-
gents tho past few weeks left on Thurs
day for their home in Northampton,
Mass.-tiideon Barker and family have
moved to u tenement in tho Dckerman
hlock.-Mrs ". NJ Sargent returns this
week from y visit OF three weeks in
Bridgeport, Conn, and Worcester Mass.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. V. IIazcn returned on
Saturday from "A trip to Boston.--Thc
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church
will serve a supper in the Congregational
vcstry January 9i.--MrA and Mrs. W ..
Bclknap have returned from Boston. -
Miss Paul was a guest Of Mrs. j.. Z.
DeerinE last Saturday.--Thc Rev. Willis
Sparhawk Of Randolph visited at the
Rev. S. G. Goodwin'S on Monday.-Mss
Jennie Godfrey was recently "A guest ~
Miss Ala Day.-Mss Belle Doubleday Is
teaching in Chclsca.-Mis Emma Rowcll
was "a home over SundaN.-Miss Mauline
Abbott was at home from Che r. S. y. :.
over Sunday.-Dr. ID. T.. Dcering has rent
ell the Doubleday house recently pur-
chased by &. &. SouthwOrth.-Mis Ballo,i
has returned TO hcr employment with
Miss Ellen Pierce Edward Tcnny visited
his brother. Frank. last SUNDAY. The
Ladies Literary and Social club mdt on
Saturday afternoon Mt the home Of Mrs.
G. H. Hewitt.-The fuuerabof Charles l..
Wall, aged GO years, II months and 10
days, who died OF heart trouble january
s. was held from tn" Methodist Church
last Wednesday at | 20 p. M. the Rcv.
T.. f.. Wells assisted by tho Roy. :. g.
Goodwin officiating Tho intcrmcnt was in
the family lot in tho village cemetery.
Among those from out Of town who We're
present at the funeral We're Mr.. and Mrs.
w. y. Wall of Randolph Dr.. and Mrs.
Beekman of Randolph, Herbert Wall of
Kecne, n. H.. Mrs. strong Of Randolph,
Edward Buffam of Woodstock
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| clos or writing desk on tho sly. If you
wish pen and ink. ask for them, but don
| help yourself TO personal belongings with.
out leave.
| Don regard II burden to be obligng.
! Don't 20 about with "a chip on your
shoulder because you have to work
Don't he slovenly about your work or
your appearance.
Don't neglect the care of your own
room.
Don't lose your temper over every lit
tie thing that goes wrong
| Don't make clean the outside of Gun
and platter leaving corners and hidd, n
places dirty and cluttered.
Don't let your work drag unnecessarily.
Drive it and do not let it drive you. Use
your head in your work
Don't frown upon guests, unexpected or
invited.
Don't be eye servants. Try to DO tho
work as your employers wishes, whether
she is present or absent
Don't expect to have all the daintics
from the table for yourself-the finest
fruit, the breast of chicken, the tender
loil OF steak. the cream Of the milk.
Don't empty tho cake box and the pre-
| ~ expecting to have good wholesom..
food in abundance, the choicest portions
go to the family, who pay for them.
| Don't make it necessary for the en-
! pl"Ner to keep supplies locked
Don't waste coal, gas or food because
you don't have to pay for them.
Don't burn, blackon and finger mark
everything with which YOU come in con-
tact.
Don't lose sight of tho fact that you
arc being paid for your work. II is a
mistake to act as if you were conferring
favor instead of an honest return FOR
the money paid.
SOME TIMELY ITEMS.
Newspapers spread fiat under mat
treSs gives sreal deal of warmth.
Prune juice on dry cereals makes a nice
change from cream.
Cold baked potatoes, sliced thin, thcn
put in baking dish with salt pepper,
butter and milk. make a better scallop
than raw potatoes.
Apple pie Is delicious with Hhippnd
cream or vanilla ice cream
a good dish for luncheon or supper is Il
baked potato with one end removed and
enough of the inside to permit a soft
boiled egg that has had its shell taken
off. dropped in. Season with salt, pepper
and butter and serve hot
a small hole in china can be perfectly
,mended with plaster Of paris Mix very
thin with water and drop into the hole
Let it harden before using.
When eggs arc scarce, the place of Gus
tard in cake may be taken by a thin
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DIVIDEND OF 26 PER CENT.
Amount Which Creditors of the Late
4. n. Robertson VIII Receive.

The creditors of Albert X. Robertson
former proprietor of the Queen City soar
factory. will receive a dividend OF 90 pci
cent. the estate having been settled after
having been in probate court about four
wears. There is long list Of creditors
and their claims amounted to $i.992.SJ. The
residue of the estate. after the widow had
received her portion and the expenses of
administration had been paid amounted
to Sl.34l.l9 and this will he divided among
the creditors Mrs. Mary r. Robertson
was Administrative and Fred Johonnott
and f.. \. Mace were commissioners and
appraisers.
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EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.

An educational conference between the
schools of Vermont aud the University
Of Vermont was held at the university
buildings on Friday and Saturday of last
week. Tho general theme of the first day
was the importance of Il greater degree
Of unilication in the educational activi-
ties Of the State. The study of English
was discussed the second day and it was
agreed that the subject should be made
more vital.
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ROXBURY.

On last Thursday afternoon occurred
the death OF Hira G.. Ellis. an old and
highly esteemed citizen of his town.
lie had lived In tho house where he died
FOR about ~ years. The funeral was hold
from the home, the Roy. j. Edward
Wright officiating. The Hon. II. Carl
Ellis of Chicago. son of tho deceased,
was present, also Mrs. Keluster Turner
of Waterbury q foster child Eugene g.
Flint has sold his farm to !. NJ. Bell
Nj. and Mrs. y. u. Rice were in Brain
tree Sunday on account of serious dc-
cidont 70 Joseph Carpenter. Mrs. RiCc's
brother who had one hand badly cut
while cleaning and onsilage cutter.-J ID.
Snow of Walpolc, \. H.. was in town the
first Of the week to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Ellis his uncle.
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WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.
Many Divorce Cases Hcard--Cnse Of
lIarpin VS.. kiniry ON Trial.

Woodstock, Jan. I.-Windsor county
court is grinding out divorce cases this
week and three have been heard. No de-
cisions will be given until the end of the
term.
The case OF T.. d. Ilarpm, cx-warl IN
Of the States prison vs. J. G. Kiniry
has been partly heard but not concluded
This IS an action TO find out who should
have box office receipts OF n show in
Windsor. Harold, son Of the plaintiff, got
tip n show and Kniry armed with a writ
took the first nights receipts, attaching
them in favor OF some members of the
troupe.
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MIDDLESEX.

Mrs. George Alexander gave an in
| formal card party i'll honor Of hor two
brothers from Huntington Thursday even
ing. a very pleasant time was enjoyed. -
There was Il select gathering at Mrs H.
Comstock's Friday. a social time was
enjoyed and tho dirncr was first class
like all of Mrs Comstocks dinners -
a party OF - came from Montpelier Friday
evening for n ride and dance in IIol-
Hens ball. About 10 Of the village people
were invited to Join Mrs S. k.l-
!"gS has been quito indisposed but is re-
ported better now.--Thc remains of Mrs
/ Cynthia T. Chase OF West Berlin were
hrough; here 70: burial in the Levi,
cemetery Sat urday.-rharlrs Sillnwav
was called To West Berlin Saturday to
bring the roluains of Mrs Chase to town
for burial. When h. arrived they found
the MiddcseX hcarsc was not larr
enough TO admit tho caskot SO he had
to return and they had to summon Il
hcarso from Mou,relicr--A oyster sup.
per under the auspices of tho Home tircI"
was held at l!o,dcna hall Wednesday
evening January Il.
f'rcda Robinson has finished work at
N.unu clicr and returned honc.-The
Home Circle gave am oyster supper at
iIoldens hall Wednesday evening. -
lloyd Squr"s recently broke his collar
bone sliding. pr. Mcclure reduced the
fracture.--Flora Churchill is threatened
with tonsilitis,-Frank Vaughn has re-
covered from his recent illness.--Joscrh
Perkins and q force of mon are build
ing a cupola on |iles electric plant. Ii
is to be ~ fest long and l. feet wide -
The Ladies' Aid called an extra r,octipy
and elected Mrs. Dan Sawyer treasurer
IN place OF Mrs Rufus Leland. resigned
AIRS Chas. Silloway is gaining slowly.
'h'f" is som" talk of the new chapel
p'lhs erected on tho old hotel site.
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During freezing weather we cut up q
meat, There is nothing better FOR poul.
try. Price $3.50 per barrel of 200
pounds. ut which price We prepay
freights Ia almost any station. Al this
price cash must accompany order. Re
init ut our risk 10y check. postal money
tered letter &. S. Page Hyde Park, VI,
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. Gerald Campbell and Mrs. james
Lovett were called to Lowell Mass, last
Monday to attend the funeral of Their
brother-in-law, Herbert Church. Dan
Rich has moved his family into thu"
Mobus house on the hill ANA will work
for T.. j. Egen.--Ale Van Dcuscn OF Ro-
chester was in town Sunday.-W. j. Me-
Glihin was in Mortified one day Last
week on business.-F. e. Lamb and john
Mobus attended the Vermont dairymcn' S
meeting at Burlington last week.
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NORTHFIELD.

T.. c. Thompson Of this town has.
through iii" death OF w. H. Howard a
relative oC his first Wifi. come into pos
session Of u substantial legacy. Mr..
Thompson with his family which consists
OF wife" daughter and fdthcr-in-law. will
leave for Florida May I. and will male
Il permanent home in the South.
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WATERBURY.

Miss Josephine Mute. day operator at
the local station. has resigned her po-
sition To take effect February !.
Charles Wallace is acting Ms substitute
mail carrier in the place of r. j. Q Bricn.
who has gone ia tircenfcld Mass. t.
work In the telegraph office Of the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad
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bcrs arc being taken in often. Follow
ing Is the programme for the meeting Fri
day evening: Quotations from Longfcl-
low, Floyd Anderson; recitation. Avis
Hills: vocal duct. Mayville Roys and M.
G.. Anderson story, lrman Hin: conun-
drums. Earl Dow; stump speach, the
Rev Ozro Rows .......
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Sunday. Jor "a.

Bank Commissioners Warren r.
Locke and James q. otis, two OF the
Massachusetts savings bank commits
sioncrS. resigned and Governor Gnild
accepted the designations. to take Ell
feet on the qualification of their success
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sors They admitted that they had
constructed the law.
Sixty lives were in peril on
stranded steamer Cherokee. which
Off Atlantic city at the mercy of
wind and sea. Those aboard v
taken or by lifcsavers.
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston W,
out scheme TO avoid building
public library branch, has 80 use
inspectors discharged. and cuts st
car ticket graft, saving to the city
the day the sum Of S.OU.UOO.
A Chicago man calmly admits
murder of n woman by twisting ,
about her throat
Yee Sing Lee, alias Charlie Dca,
Boston. welded "A rittsburg chu
worker, and Cinnamon drove
couple out Of the city.
a now international union Of pa
makers was organized at Burlng
VI.
Sir Thomas Upton offers a $500
for competition by American yacht
an ocean race.
Attorney General Mayer NJ y
York Is contemplating the bringin!
suits TO recover moneys wasted in
Mutual Life management
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-18
Good Cookery
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
IN THE HOUSEHOLD.

We all nee kitchen hoincss-the holi.
ness OF daily things lovingly done for the
love of God. the holiness that is humble
and faithful and pcrsevering, no matter
now tollsonrc the task.
All honor to thc kitchen saint! whether
1t be Brother Lawrence in his convent,
Two centuries ago, or some toIiny woman
IN prairie cabin to-day-thcy are all of
the same family. and the more of their
unselhsh ministry the world receives the
more IL is forced to acknowledge the
presence and tho glory Of God in it's OBJ
scurost places.
such master. such man. and such mis-
tr"ss. such maid,
Such husband and huswifc, such houses
AFRAID. russer.
MENU. SUNDAY, JAN Il.
BREAKFAST.
Corncd Beef Hash Fried Mush
Popovers
Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream of Celery Soup
Tomato Pickles Sailed Peanuts
Roast Pork Apple Sauce
Potatoes t;llCo Dreamed Onions
Romaine Salad with French Dressing
crackers Cream Cheese
Apple Tapioca Pudding
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Cream Toast
Cold Pressed Beef
cheese Sayory Pickles
Pound Cake Stewed ApricotS
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G.. w. Beavers, indicted for ri
spiracy to dcfraud the government
connection with postoiiicc contrad
withdrew his plea Of not guilty 4
filed a demurrer 70 the Indictment
The International Cigarmakd
union has declared off the strike of
Key West cigarmakcrs. The str]
has been on nearly TWO months.
Two girls. Lillian. aged >. and n
dred, . years old. children Of Mr.. n
Mrs. Horace l.. Sackctt, were burr
10 crisp at their home in Ehglewo
o suburb of Providence.
The supreme court of Mexico has
clincd to grant stay of execution
the case Of the three Americans, NJ
ton, Richardson and Hart, recen
sentenced to hc shot for murderi
people to secure life Insurance.
Though NJ. Mnubourguot. the Ncr
zuclan charge of affairs at Paris. h
rot yet received his passports. din
matte relations between France a
Venezuela are considered to have be
broken off.
District Attorney Moran will inves
gate the Italian banking syStem at r.
tenn. In recent years many Itall
banks there have failed and in II ye,
the dppoSitorS lost S,OO.uOO.
Cardinal IIcrvas celebrated at the
licious marriag go of Prince Ferdina
Of Bavaria to the Infanta Maria Terc
The civil marriage was perform
Thursday night.
An opinion Of tho municipal co
Of Minneapolis, holding that the -
dny closing law is equally appliraI
to jew and Gentle. was upheld bl +
Minnesota supreme court
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Friday, Jan. IL.

President Roosevelt has been ma
an honorary member Of the lmprov
Order of Red Men.
The California peninsula is 81
gested by the London Post ~ ut
home for Ionists.
Attorney General Hadley Of VI
souri, thinks his case against Staud:l
OH is strengthened by the refusal
witnesses to testify.
Edward Everett Hale. Jr.. son
Rev. Dr.. Halo. is to Join the Prcsh
terrain church.
Directors of the Empire Life InSu
ance company Of New York have filed
request III the supreme court that Il
ceiver be appointed for Tho company
proceeding for its voluntary di>>ol
ton.
French bankers have definitely 4
cided to make a short time advance
$50, o0o,ouo to Russia AT ~, percent
tercst. plus = percent commission.
Tho senate listened 10 4 speech
Mr.. Hepburn in support of his bin cl
ating Il national board for the control
corporations in which he dcnounc,
Wall street because of its alleged int
ference with the affairs of Jhc countr
The New York stock brokerage fir
OF II. II. IIoyt X 60. has CLOSED /
doors, a petition in bankruptcy hayil
been filed against IT,
Six deaths from spotted fever ha'