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WEYBRIDGE.

The Roy. Mr.. Heller. pastor OF the
Methodist church: will supply the pulpit
OF the Congregational Church for the
present Services at 1:30 y. m.--Watson
Whitman has moved into J. S. Shaw's
house on Water street. David Adams to
". \. Roce's farm. and William Baldwin
to Silas Wright iarn.-Mrs. John Dodge
uf West Rutland spent last week with
relatives in town. Mr.. Dodge came up
on Saturday night and remained over Sun
day.-'rhc oyster supper and entertain
mcnt at the Methodist Church last week
was largely attended and very enjoy
able affair. The music, select readings
and rccitatons were we'll rendered. Mr..
Meigs of Midlebury College was present
and sang two solos in his usual fine style.
and l.. Il. Dodge and his monograph add
cd much to the pleasure of the occasion.
The proceeds We're si0.--Miss Gracia Howe
Is boa riding with Mrs. Watson Whitman.
Tho Ladies Aid furnished dinner for the
voters on Tucsday.-Mr. Babcock, who
carried on Mrs. Frcegards farm in New
Haven last year. has moved to J." q.
Thompson's tenement house Mr.. and
Mrs. FrceCard will live on their farm this
ycar.--John Shaw has succeeded in filling
his ice housc.--At the last quarterly con-
ference 81 the Methodist Church tho fol-
lowing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: Trustees, s. S. Wright, w. {.
Sturtevant, y. T.. Parkill, II. S.
Twitchell. l.. n. Rivers. II. l.. Thompson.
A. J. Stone. +. Il. Parkill, George +. Lar
row, Mrs. o. h. Brittell. Mrs J. i. Brit
tell, Mrs NJ. Il. Spraguc, Miss Nellie
Stowe: committee on missions, Mrs. Mott.
NJ. n. Barker. ii. l.. Thompson; on Sun
day schools. Mrs. George Harrow, Mrs. NJ.
r.. Sprague, Mrs. II. l.. Thompson. Mrs.
Mott, Mrs. n. f.. Parkil, Mrs. w. c.
Sturtevant. Mrs. J. =. Brttell; on church
music. Mrs. H. l.. Thompson, Mrs. J. T.
Brittell, Mrs. d. S Twtchell; secretary
and recording steward, IL j.. Thompson;
district steward. W. G. Sturtevant; church
property valued at $4,000; pastors salary
paid up to date.
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SOUTH sTARKsBORo.

Walter Oryis and Miss Nellie Wright
were united in marriage Saturday even
ing, March. 8, by the Rev, True Hill Of
Lincoln. They will reside WITH his father,
Lorenzo Orvis, of this place.-Mrs. Ezra
liallock returned from the Mary Flet-
cher hospital in burlington March q and
is doing wcll-Mrs. Phoebe Wright is
mot so well-A girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Hallock March /. There is
another boy also at the home of Harry
IIallock,-Mrs. Roy IIurlburt of Monkton
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Follansboe, the last of the week-Mr.
and Mrs. r.. II. Young visited tlcir daugh-
ter. Mrs. r., Is. Guindon, iH Bristol March
2-Mr. and Mrs. Eddie OrvIs and little
daughter, Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Jcs-
sic Farr and children visited at Ovit Hal
locks and Perlcy Doty's Sunday.
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ERASTUs W. JEWETT's ESTATE.


tenden.
To all persons concerned in the es-
tate of EraStus w. Jewett. late. of Bur
lington, in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
At Probate Court. holden at Burling-
ton, within and for the District OF CHIT
,enden. ON the End day of March, 1906.
an instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament of Eras W.
Jowett late OF burlington, in said dis
trict. deceased. was presented to the
Court aforesaid, for probate.
And it is ordered by said court tina I
the .3rd day of March, 1906. at the
Probate Court rooms in said Burning
ton, be assigned for proving said in
strument: and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, by pub
fishing this order three weeks success
sively in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press. newspaper published az said
Burlington, previous to the time APP
pointed.
Therefore, you are hereby no .iHed TO
appear before said court at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate os said will. II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington, in
said district, this End day of March
1906.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM,
36,w3t Judge.
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ncsday.-Milo Merrill and Miss Matte
Scribner we're married Wednesday even
Ing at tho home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Scribner.---Tho ladies' clear
ed S22i5 at the hall Tuesday serving din
nor for the voters.--Dcputy Sheriff Row
ley was in Corn wall Monday Miss Mattic
Partch is the guest Of her brother. ~. NJ.
Partch. and family.--l:dgar Merrill Is
home from Troy, whore no has been work
ing through the winter sorting apples in
cold storago.-Robert Scrbncr injured his
knee quite badly Tuesday while at work
in the mill at Relden's .--Hallock Squire,
Fred Little, William and Joyce Kingsley,
Henry Dirnmock and Harry Peck were
home from Proctor for town meeting.
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GRANVILLE.

Edward Wilson of RoXbury visited his
father. G.. a.. Wilson. tho first of this
wcck.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph GaCnon Of
Barre arc IN town ON business. Tie Will
ing Workers cleared s1.15 at their dinner
ON town meeting day.-luther Brooks ma >
moved his family back TO his farm OF
West Ilill.--Mrs. Jennie Whitney is spend
ing this week in Roxbury.- Misses Bessie
and Lillian Hubbard visited Mrs Earle
Bcau in Rochester Tuesday aud Wcducs-
da y.-'rho Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs T. X FAR Tuesday, the 18th.
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SALISBURY

MI and Mrs. T.. +. Nelson were in
Brandon Saturday.-John Moore is mov-
ing to Cyrus Bumps farm which he has
rented for the coming year. Mr.. Bump is
moving To his place near tho village.
The Salisbury Dramatic society have a
play at the town hall Friday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wainwright. Walter
Landon and Harry Wainwright Of Mid
dlcbury were guests of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Leonard IIolcomb over Sunday.-Mrs.
Wesley Clappcr of Mddlcbury and Miss
Ruby Atwood OF bolton visited friends in
town last week. MIR and Mrs fordyce
Billings of Bristol visited friends in town
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs David liollinGs-
worth, who spent the winter in Massa-
chusetts, returned home saturday.
The ladies of the Methodist Church Will
hold a supper at the church on Friday
evening, March IL, the proceeds FOR tn"
benefit OF the pastor. The supper viii he
served at eight o'clock.--Thc fourth quar-
tcrly conference of tho Methodist Church
was held on Tuesday evening, February
~ Presiding Elder L. l.. Dow presiding.
The following board OF stewards were
elected: +. {. Dyer, q. l.. Mead j. NJ
FIulett s. 4. Pierce, Mrs. +. c. Dyer,
Mrs O F. Mead, Mrs. j. NJ. llul'tt Mrs.
S. A Pierce, Mrs, S. T.. Dyer, Mrs II, l.,
Ilulett, Mrs. q. w. NoNcs. q, !" flerce
and G. a. Persons. r. g. Dyer was elect
ed district steward and Mrs. q. w. Noyes,
recording steward. T. 9. Dyer WAS con-
trmcd as superintendent of the Sunday
school and Mrs. c. ". Noycs as president
of the Epworth League. The conference
voted unanimously To request the return
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sHOREHAM.

Miss Elizabeth g. North has returned
from Glens Falls, where she visited her
brother j. h. North and family.--Mrs. f..
T.. Wright and Miss Wright visited at +.
n. Farnhamn's in Sudbury recently
Owing to the severe cold wave the enter
tainment Wednesday evening by the
Bridport Dramatic company was not fully
attended. All who saw it speak in highest
praise.-Mrs. T.. f.. Plat visited in Ticon-
deroga this week.--Mr. and Mrs. M. r.
Holmes of Troy n. y. passed Sunday at
the Lake House, Larrabces Point
Madame West and grandson Of Harris
burg, Pa, are guests OF her son at the
Lake lIousc.-Mrs. Emily belong who is
spending "A part OF the winter with her
niece. Mrs. X. w. King, was s. years, old
Feb. 2S. Mrs King made it an event by
inviting Il few friends to help celebrate.
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VERaENNEs.

News was received horcN Friday OF
the death of George Wa shineton Roberts
February Is. at his nome in Omaha, Neb.
from apoplexy, aged Is years. The de-
ceased was "A native of this city and was
a brother of the late Judge John f.. Rob-
erts. Mr.. Roberts went West many yea RS
ago and after living in several western
States finally removed to Omaha, Neb,
OF which city he was the mayor in 1Sss-Ss.
lie is survived by wife,
W. w. Booth died Saturday morning At
his home in this city after "a lingering
illness in the G5th year of his age. lie 10
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT to a reliable
party. no others need apply. Owing to
sickness and a pressure of other busi-
ness. / VIII sell or rent for a term OF
years my farm at the head or Mtin
street at Westminster Station. Vt.
grand chance for market gardening or
daryinC. Part of the land is particu-
larly adapted to tobacco and onion.
Will grow any crop adapted to this ch-
mate. W. V. Farr care Free Press.
l,uAwtc
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The Fortnightly Culture club met Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Nettic Taylor
OF Church street and the following pro-
grammo was given; Paper "Gautama,"
Mrs. Blanch Taylor; paper "Mahabodhi
and the Sacred 30 Tree Mrs. Nellie
Hanford: reading "a Buddhist Vision
Mrs. Minnie Brown paper, Bombay,
Mrs. Emma harrington; reading, Tow
ers of Silence" Mrs. Dell Marshall
The Order of Easter Star and Hiram
Chapter, II. A, NJ, are planning to pre-
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BRISTOL.

| q. j.. Grover slipped on tho icy walk
in front Of Pattcrson's store Saturday
| afternoon breaking one bone in his left
| leg above the ankle.-Mrs. Jessie StearnS
visited friends in Rutland last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plain will carry on
| F.. II. Eastman's farm in South Bristol
the coming ycar.-Mrs 9. y. Grover and
| Miss Nellie Sunderland went to Bridport
| saturday. Mrs. Grover returned Sunday
| TO care for her husband.--E u. Palmer
| is filling his largo new ice house at Rocky
| Dale. also several houses in the village.
! r. L. Shackott has gone to Chicago and
| Los Angeles, cal, on n business trip
| T.. G. Dixie has leased his Addison farm to
| Clayton Grant OF Lincoln. There will he
an examination OF school teachers by
! County Examiner r. G. Boyce, March
| % and 21-Thc attendance at church scrv-
ices Sunday was smaller than usual. owing
to the icy Sidewalks Miss Alice Godfrey
! is at home from burlington, whore she
has been for medical treatment Her
health is somewhat mproved.-Dorothy
tho little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
| ter Wright. is i'll with an absccss on her
neck.-The mission study class met with
Miss Sadie Simonson Tuesday evening"
| Principal W. II. Botsford and the class
of '06, u. II. s, arc making arrangements
| to 20 to Washington on the excursion
leaving here March 90 Several others from
here will go with the class.--Reports from
the sick people follow: The Spraguc fam
| lily no better: Henry Baker, i'll with pncn-
mona. is a little improved; the Burt child,
i'll with scarlet fever is reported better.
Mrs. Waiter Tart. while hanging out
clothes Monday morning, slipped on the
<zl1 l.
the wrist.
Pcrlcy Goodroe ~ Monkton Ridge is WIS.,
iting his aunt Mrs. Amelia Nash, this
weck.-David, Shaddoek is visiting rcla-
tives in burlington this Week.-Mrs. W.
W. Rider was elected trustee Of the Bris-
toll free library for the term Of five years
Tuesoay.--Bistcl has a lady on the board
Of auditors, Mrs. Daisy Mullings The
next meeting of the outlook club will be
held with Mrs Kiburn March Is; Roll
call; quotations about rance: lesson re-
Wow, leader WIS. Snedon; with the De-
fcnses Of France" Mrs. Chaplin; reading,
Napoleon" Miss Ella Norton.-The many
friends of Bert II. Hin in this town will
be pleased to hear Of his election as di-
rector OF the American School of Art at
Athens. Greece, as published in the Free
Press Tuesday Mi. hin is a Bristol boy
and his grandmother, Mrs Calista. Hodges,
and his brother, =. r. Hill reside here
Letters advertised in tho Bristol postoffice
March arc: Miss Villa l.. Crooker,
Samuel Barnard II. 4. Miller. Jr.. G. NJ.
Stcvens.-Mrs. Martha Stewart and Miss
Kate Stewart went to Waterbury We'd
nesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Stewards sister, Mrs, Sarah A. Parker
l;ttI
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survived by ono daughter. Miss Agnes T..
OF this city. and one son, Arthur II. of
Waltham; two brothers. Austin Il. Rich
ard Booth Of rerrisburgh, and one sister,
Mrs. David Peck Of Newtown. Conn. Mr.
Booth was born on tho Booth homestead
IN FerrsburRh May 70, 1At and resided
there until 1875. when he bought n farm
In Waltham. where he resided until about
two years ago, when he moved TO this
city. He possessed the respect and conf
dcncc Of his FELLOW townsmen in Walt
ham. and during his residence in town
held tho Offices of sclectman. town treas
urer, trustee OF public money and repre-
scented the town in the Legislature Of 1880
lie was Of a kindly disposition and n
good noighbor. The funeral was held
ut the home Tuesday at y. m.
Pierre Otis has taken possession OF the
e. G.. and A. w. Norton farm in New
Haven, which he will carry on the coming
year.
A family reunion was held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. D. q. Meigs Satur
day. Those present were Daniel u. Wins
low. aged SO, father of Mrs. Meigs. and
her brother C. A. Winslow of Omaha,
Nob., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen and the
Misses Matte and Hattie Winslow Of this
city, Mrs. Emma sturgeon OF Brainerd,
Mimi. and Mrs. W. s. Birkctt Of Ferris
burgh. over % years have elapsed since
this family have met together.
While crossing the lake from West
Addison to Port Henry, ~ V, Monday
one of the horses Of Fred Smiths big
team broke through the ice and was
drowned. Mr.. Smith has been drawing
his hay to Port Henry and was taking
tho last load over when the accident
occurred
h. c. George, for the past two years
popular clerk at the stevens House,
has accepted n similar position at the
Witherell House in Plattsburgh, N. y.
and expects to enter upon the duties
of his now position March 20. Mrs.
George and children will remain in
town until school closes.
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GRANITE and marble t"mbstun"s, mon
tuncmS, markers mausolcmns. etc. by
mall direct from ulUricS 10 your
lot or cemetery. If YOU want I" save
from - to 30 per cent write for our
catalogue. prices and sizes on Barre IL
New ENGLAND GRANTEES. We aim to
Dlodso Barre Granite Purchasing
Agency. Avcriil building, city Of Barre,
branch office, 137 st. Paul street. Bur
liu"tou. VI. 36,wtf
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FOR $1,000

We orcr small farm 20 acres. a m.
10 neat village, r, II. depot, creamery.
and school; comfortable buildings, good
water, good soil, frce'from stone with
3 cows. 20 fowls. harrows, Guilt
Nator, plow, wccder, grndstonc, wheel
barrow, traverse slcds, wagon, sleigh.
heavy harness, hay, grain. seed corn,
seed oats, abt 10 cords wood u cash;
balance to suit; very desirable fo-
light farming or poultry raising.
l.. II. McGinnis RenI Estate Agency,
Essex junction, VT.
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1OR SAt.E-Two miles from Church
street. burlington, VI. Il large two
story house with ample outhuildngs.
and ~ acres Of choice land, known as
The Professor Petty homestead. price.
;2.l1o Positively the best bargain of its
kind u Burlington. rho j. l.. Hunt
Real Estate Agency. Essex Junction. Vt,
g. W.T.
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RIPTON.

Mrs. Cora Murphy died OF tuberculosis
February rs at the home of her father
George Young. She had been great suf-
ferer for the last year. She leaves hus-
band, Fred Murphy, father, mother
who is in the hospital at burlington, two
sisters and three brothers besides large
circle OF friends
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LINCOLN.

Miss Stella Cove is at home from Bridge
water for the spring vacation.-Mrs. Ruth
King of Bristol has been the guest OF
Mrs. Nelson Miner for The last few days.
Mrs. Lois Clark was in town the first
OF the week and attended the ladies' sale
and dinner Tuesday.-Mrs. Lewis Green is
sick with pneumonia Grant, who
has taken T.. G. bikes farm in Addison,
has moved there,-Rollin Frank and
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CORNWALL.

A musical entertainment will be given
in the Cornwall entertainment course at
the town hall Tuesday evening, March Is,
at eight O'Clock. Mrs. katherine Waite
Church has been secured as reader, which
is sufficient guarantee for the success of
this part of the programme. Some out
side musical talent has been obtained, and
no effort has been spared to insure enjoy
mcnt tn all. Refreshments will be served
at the close of the entertainment.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

~ sherman has resumed his dutic.
at Mrs {. T. Shcrwin's after few
days visit in Huntington, being call,
cd there by tho Illness of his mother.
Mcssrs. II. Tindall and &. Iino. bot
Of Colchester, were visitors at l. L.
Bromley's this week
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FERRIsBURGH.

Adelbcrt Rail had the misfortune to step
on a spike which went nearly through his
foot, and will lay him UP for some time
Henry Sorrell has been appointed to take
charge Of the station at this place. and
c. A. Topper is transferred to the station
ut North I'errishnrcb
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nor SALE Farms from $500 to $1,000,
suitable for all classes Of buyers. also
village properties, including some nice
uouscs aud desirable lots in Essex June
tjon, Thinner lots, pasture lands, etc.
Prospective buyers will make no mis-
take in consulting the j. T.. Hunt Real
Eatat" Agency, Essex Junction, VT.
Sc. wit
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opR SAI.E--A 1U0-ucrc farm in 1Iardwick.
w. GOOD buildings, large sugar bush
'Quipprd .pW cords Of wood and 30 NJ.
soft timber Ia sell. Is cows. and all farm
iug tools. Price S.500. terms $500 cash,
balance half proceeds Of farm until paid
for. Rate of interest per cent. Apply
a. once Ia the j. T.. Hunt Real Estate
Agency. E-soH junction, Vt. @6,w2t
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

F. C.. Partridge Of Proctor was the guest
of his mother. Mrs. G. r. Partridge, last
week Thursday.-Miss Flora Hunt of Bur
lnGton was recent guest OF her cousin,
Miss Emma Lafrance
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Jackman of Waltham has been
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. c. s. Dana-Miss Daisy Swcnor is
visiting friends in Buriinston.-Mrs. AL
fred Thompson was in Middcbury Wed
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column ono cent a
word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance re-
Auired. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Special
Terms to advertisers using from go to
LOCO lines within twelve consecutive
months.
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NOTICE.

sNOTlCE how little it costs to tell thou
sands "f readers in many towns Of YER
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise IN the Free Press
and you viii get replies to your adver-
tiscmcnt. 27,wtf
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TO RENT.

go RENT Il scVcn-room tenement with
bath, shed, garden and a good cellar at
- North Champlain street. Apply 10 ".
Y. Farr, Westminster tation, VT or
i. =. stevens. Il North Champlain street,
ms city. ov,d&swtf
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NERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
sale In cloth binding $3.50 for set Of
two volumes. The second volume alone
49,. free Press Association. Burling-
tom We 31wly
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10 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale in good
condition. also "0-ight dynamo as
good as new. These are both 125 volt
and viii run many more lamps on lower
voltage. Free Press Association, Bur-
ngtoIt. q, d& wifi
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HELPERS FOR SAlE-Two 2-yoar-old
hcifcrs IN fine order. Inquire 7. Rivers,
4S2 Colchester avenue, Burlington.
35.w.3t.
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UOR SALfI--A 0o-foot hot water heater.
90 horse power steam boiler. w. y.
Gates 215,d&w,tf
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EOCK EREl.S FOR SALE, Buff and
White Wyandottc. @S2 Colchester Ave-,
Burlington 32bt&3o, W.T.
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FRANKLIN.

See page seven for other town meet.
ings.
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POINTERS.
FOR SALE.

eggs FOR SETTING for sale, buff or
white Wyaudotte and barred Plymouth
Rock. see for Is. None shipped. Call 2hj
Colchester avenue 56d&wtf
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w. ]. Trombley; town agent, r. T.. Hunt;
road commissioner, ID. Il. Bcardsley
school director. n. q. wilkins; tax, 800;
trustees Bellows Free Academy fund n.
=. Strait, c. S. Howard
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PLUGGING FOR The PARTY
Roosevelt Doesn't Intend to Interfere
in New York Politics. but
Keeps Butting In.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Aug. 29.--Herbort
Parsons. chairman of the New York
county Republican committee. viii be
received by President Roosevelt at
luncheon ON Friday Secretary Loeb
said the interview will have no further
political significance than that of OK
pressing the presidents cordial sym
pathy with the purposes and methods
for which Mr.. Parsons stands IN public
life. Secretary Loeb said further:
The president does not regard il as
his business under ordinary conditions
TO interfere in state or local contests.
He thinks that such interference * not
only rot desired. but would be resent
cd by the people. But he has made no
secret of his cordial sympathy with
men like Congressman Parsons. chair
man of the Republican county com
nittee, and James w. Wordsworth. IT..
speaker of the New York state assem-
bly,, who stand not only DIS individuals
but as types OF many 9th srs who like
them have gone into politics with The
intention of rendering disinterested
honest. common sense service to rhe
public"