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stand for f.e-' lection 70 tbe Yale cor. FafatiCn.
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Cure For The Blues ONE MEDICINE THAT HAS NEVER FAILED Health Fully Restored and the Joy of
 Life Regained.

When acheerful, brave, light-hearted woman is suddenly plunged into that perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is a sad picture. It is usually this way:
 She has been feeling "out of sorts'
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EMMETT, SIMMONS
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CHITTBNDEN COUNTY
TOWNSVILLE.

Tho funeral of Charles Fuller was held
Saturday at noon ut tho home OF his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton G. Fuller. A
large number of relatives and friends
were present. Many young people were
present as he was a young man much
liked by his associates. The scriptures
were read and prayer offered by the Rev.
Mr.. Treat of Richmond, who spoke APP
reciatingly of the noble nature, & email dis
position and pleasing ways Of the de-
ceased. Music was furnished by Mrs.
Pine OF Richmond. Mrs. Shepardson ac-
companist. The selections rendered were
ASLEEP in Jesus" and Saved by Grace
Tho floral offerings which came from
many sources, were exceptionally pro-
fuse and rich. testifyong to the esteem,
in which the departed was held among a
large circle of friends and associates The
bearers were Arthur Snow, Edward Town
Carl Bemis, Archie White Herbert Stock
well and Geoge Snow. Charles Fuller was
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Fuller. He leaves a father and mother,
brother and sister to mourn his loss. The
funeral was in charge of George Greene.
The burial was in the River View como-
terry. Richmond
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PANTON.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Amblo and Mrs.
Hattie Parsons OF Burlington. Mr. and
Mrs Jesse Carpenter of Waterbury, Mr.
ana Mrs Pliny Wisell Of Shclburne and
hurry Wiscll Of Eridport spent New
Years day with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Wiscll.--Eoln Converse is
in Worcester, Mass, visiting his uncle,
t. T.. aSk-Alrs. J. A. Merrill and three
daughters of burlington have been the
guests of her brother w. r. ".hte.--G.
g. PoaSe has moved his family into his
new residence on Lake street.-The La
dies Home circle meet this week with
Mrs. Arthur Nanderhoof.--Mr. and Mrs
Charles Grandey and Mrs. Ward Spauld-
ing attended the funeral of Mrs Edgar
ROhurds last weok.-'The annual election
Of sunday school officers of the Metho-
81 st Church took place last Sunday, the
board of last year being re-elected.-Mrs.
itdyth StagG of Middlcbury, has been n
recent guest in town.-iarl Allen Of Brld-
port WAS in town New Noar's.-F. Ernest
RyCer returned to Poultucy Monday after
spending the holiday vacation with his
parcntS
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from First PageJ

were sorvcd.--Danipl Palmer remains
about the same. He was able to ride out
Tuesday and MIS-. A. c. Merrill went
to Sudbury Thursday to remain with Or.
Colby ana family till after New Years
A son, Clarence benjamin, was born to
the Rev and Mrs. NJ. w. Hale, December
2j.-Davd Grant returned from Detroit
Wednesday, where he had been to visit
his son, Walter, who has been very sick
with typhoid fever. He left him much
better.
Fred Roys met with Il serious accident
in the Lincoln Lumber companys mill
Thursday morning. His business is turn
ing the Notions and covers to butter
tubs and while at work a piece of wood
struck him in his eye penetrating the
eye ball so that portion of the fluid run
out. lie went Immediately to Burlington
to consult Dr, Twitchcll, accompanied by
Or. Norton, ana is i'll Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment Mr. Roys has been
deprived of his hearing for several years
and the threatened loss of sight seems
very sad The result is awaited with
much axnicty by his many friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Anna Fielder of Stowe visited her
sister, Mrs. James Phillips, the last OF
the Weck-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Brewster
spent New Years with her parents Mr.
ana Mrs. William Cady of Johnson
Ralph Gorton of Essex Junction is Wis
iting his father, Guy Gorton.-Miss Car
ric Derby returned Monday from visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Der
by of 11inesburgh. Her sisters. the Misses
Jennie and Flora Derby, accompanie
her.--Miss IIalon ILallock returned TO
1iincsburgh Monday after spending the
holidays with her father o. G. lIallock
The Willing Workers will be entertain
ed by Mrs. r. +. Gorton at the NJ. w. a
hall Wednesday, January lo.--Mrs. Mitch
ell Russell is ill with the grip.-Mrs
Della Sears. who rented the hotel som,
months ago, has let r. Dupont have il
back again.-'The two dramatic clubs are
preparing entertainments to lie given in
the near futurc.-Ralph Miles returned
to his school in SaXtons River Wednesday
morning after spending the holidays will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miles.
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the month of November as follows:
Browns River corporation $40. w. J.
Johnson & Co, sl0t, W. e, Douahue $.Ol
per hundred pounds--The Lad,c, Aid
society will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Kate WOOL
Friends from Essex and Jericho Sathcrpd
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Day
on the evening of January /, it being their
@5th wedding anniversary. The evening
was spent in social intercourse. singing,
etc. Congratulations in behalf OF those
present and friends absent We're extended
by the Rev. i. c. Abbey After refresh
ments were served the company departed
leaving behind them a token Of their good
wishes in silver to the value Of $50 or
more. Mr.. Day is n descendant of one of
the early settlers of the town Of Essex,
some of whom were soldiers in the Revo-
lutionary War. Col. David Day WAS with
Lafayette and when the latter was in
his country the last time, Colonel Day
was presented to him by the governor.
Lafayette did not at first recognize him
but when Colonel Day unhuttoned his coat
and drew forth a sword from its scahbard
and handed it to Lafayette. AS he did so
Lafayette said: My God, David is this
YOU" AT once the two men embraced
leach other and wept Lafayette said:
David | didn't recognize YOU. but that
sword | gave yo)I ON that cventful day |
remember we'll" And when these two
men who had fought side by side in tho
War of the Revolution bade each other
farewell nearly all on the platform went.
II. II. Day is worthy descendant Of HIS
ancestors and a respected citizen of the
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SALISBURY

Miss Edna Goodrich has returned to
Proctor after spending the holiday vaca-
ton at the home of his father, Henry
GoodriCh.-Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sheldon of
Rutland spent Christmas at the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. sheldon
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Boardmau We're guests
lat tho home of Henry james in Cornwall
last week on Tucsday.-Mrs. Il. G. Sh. l.
don was called to Ripton last week by the
serious illness of her father Ezra Ward
Christian Hanson has gone to Stanford
Conn, whore he has a position in the Yale
lock factory.-Thc Horny family are at
he hail this week.-Mrs.. Charles Gale
is quite sick. Mrs. Eselston Of Cornwall
is caring for hcr-Wilam Ariel fell and
hurt his side and back Sunday SO he is
confined to his bed.
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MILTON BORo.

Mr., and Mrs. Roy Howard ana Madge
passed New Years day with her brother,
John Reynolds. in Georgia. w. II. How
ard and wife of Cambridge, Bert Smith
of Boston, Mass, Miss Frances Quinlau
of Fairfax We're guests at T.. T.. Smith ;
Sunday night ana MondaY.-Mr, rnd Mrs
ID. X. Bean entertained n party of guests
Saturday cvcning.-Bcrt Rice ana wife
Were down from St Adams and gave z
very enjoyable phOnograph entertainment.
ut the homo of their parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. II. IT. Rice Sunday cvcning.-Mrs
ID. II. Bean was in St. Adams Tuesday
to meet her daughter, Lillian. who re-
turned Tuesday from Patterson, n. j.
where she paSSed the HOLIDAYS.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. $. Ashley are visiting
Mrs. Ashloy's sister in Detroit, Mich
John 1.amarsn. Jrvi SoUthhridgo, Mass.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Lamarsh,-Ralph Wolcott, who has
been spending his vacation i'm town, 70
turned to Williams College Monday. Mr.
ana Mrs Frank Grow of 81. Adams
have been visiting Mrs. Grows parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alien.-Mrs, Dora
Rankin and son of GeorGia spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Walter Perry s.
Frank Bcnham returned to Boston Sat
urdaY after spending the Christmas
vacation at home Nh and Mrs. c. f.
Skeels returned sunday from Jeffcrson-
villc.-Willam KuEshmy has purcha Sc,
the milk route of Bert Miles and began
The first of January.
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ESSEX.

The Central Telephone company have
sold their lines in Chttenden and Grand
Isle counties to the Northern Telephone
company of Enosbursh Falls. c. H.
Weed has accepted the position Of super
ntcndcnt with Offices herc.-Mrs, ID. j,
Williams is spending two weeks with re-
atvcs in Jeffersonvilc.-C. l.. Ovitt of
Enosburgh was II visitor recently at the
home of S. A. Kcclcr,-Mr. and Mrs.
George Mcbride of Colchester spent
Christmas day with Charles Mcbride
and family.--Mrs. w. ii. Whtcomb and
children returned Saturday from "A two
weeks visit with relatives in Boston and
vicinity.-Deputy L, $. Marshal Thomas
Reeves of Burlington was a business
business visitor in the village Tuesday,
The young son of w Ashley Is i'll with
lung troubc-Miss French of Westford
Is caring for Mrs. n. w. Bates, who con-
tinues in poor heath.-rhc three cream
cries in town paid for standard milk for
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WEYRRIDGE.

Frank Castle Of Boston was the guest
of A, J. stowe last wcclI.-Miss Ruth
Smith is visiting friends in Massachu-
Setts.-Carson Robbins of Drew Thee
logical Seminary is spending his vaca-
tion at his home herc.--John Shaw has
returned from a visit at Bennington. --
Mrs. Paron. formerly of Middlebury, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph Bushnell. last Sunday night and was
buried on Wednesday. the Rev. Mr.. Heller
observation-disclosures S. Wright. principal
of Bethel high school is the guest of his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Wright
The Rev. w. w. Smith has purchased the
Remele farm in New Haven.-Mr. an
Mrs. George II. Wright and family at
tended a family reunion at S. w. Elmer s
in Addison last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
JERICHO.

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WEST MILTON.

Charles Tyler Of Essex is visiting at
G. T.. Osgood' s.-Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Os-
good spent Wednesday in Burlington. -
Samuel Snow OF ChateaugaY, y. Y. and
daughter are guests of his brother,
Lansing SNOW, this Week.-Mrs.. Frank
Harris is on the sick list-AIr. and Mrs.
Amos Hill are visiting friends in
Burke y. y.
Mr.. Lincoln WAS taken mucn worse Sat
urday and "a trained nurse from Burling-
ton was called to care for him. He is
no better It the present writing.-Lan-
sing Smith is spending the week with
friends in observation-disclosures Tylcr of
Essex has hired out to work for Alex
McNally ana began his work January /.
MIR. and Mrs. A. \. Hcrrck are OK
pected home from Pennsylvania the last
of this week. Mr. IIerrcli has been sick
ever since he left home.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Carrie Small of Essex is spending
Il few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Laura
HinSdalc.-Mr and Mrs. Mark liubbell
have taken Mrs Il. r. Forbes's farm and
will take possession March l-Mr. and
Mrs. c. :. Allen of Shelburnc were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman West
colt the first of the week.-M. w. iIins-
uac and family spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. T.. NJ. Hinsdale in Wiliston.-J.
G. Loggins of Willston accompanied by
his daughters, Misses Lottie and Bertha.
visited at H. II, Iilloy's on Sunday.-The
last news from O. W. lsham, who has
been in California the past ten months. is
thai he will start for Vermont on the sth
of January accompanied by his wife, who
is not enjoying the best of health.-Reg-
ular communication of Patriot Lodge,
l.. &. A. NJ, at their hall in Hines
bursh Friday afternoon, January D. at
two O'Clock sharp.
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the lodge. There was n large attendance
Of Mnsons belonging to this lodge, and f..
a. robinson representing Burlington
hodse, NO. 100. and IT, NJ Mcintosh rep-
reseh'lhg Washington Lodge, No. s.
with eoodly number Of Masons from
burlington were also present The work
was briefly reviewed by the district dep-
uty, w. s. Peck. after which he made an
address on "The Message Of Masonry
Short talks were made by other Mason.
At the close "A fine banquet was served by
the Mssons of Friendship Lodge.
Mrs. Eliza ST. George and two sons nj
Bristol visited at Joseph Bora, Jr,s lac,
STANDARDIZATION Shortslocvcs and paul
Lavolette cut an elm tree on tho loci
Bartlett farm recently that measured
feet. 4 inches on the stump and cut sever
solid cords OF 4-foot wood Fired Bora Of
Vergennes visited his parents here on
New Years.--'rhe Ladics' Aid will meet
with Mrs. William Mcneil OH Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Albert Cook returned Tuesday frum
Michigan. Edward Molison has gone tt
work for Edwin Prindlc on his lumber Job
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JERICHO CENTRE.

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parsonase expense ana 'He "orh senct"'-
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'hS onlcerS were 'l'cten lor '"e o"H"'it
year Moderator' H. IL Brown cierh' f.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs, Julia Sconeld died at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Miller IN FeriSburSi
Sunday Dec. "a after lingering illness
Of stomach trouble. Her age was about
70 years. The great part OF her
life was spent in this town where
she was held in the highest esteem by
all who knew her. For many years she
has been n member of the Methodist
Church and was consistent Christian
giving freely to both denominations IN
this place. Her funeral was held IRON
this church Wednesday afternoon, j. j
Ross officiating, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
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CHARLOTTE.

We can boot YOU and shoe YOU, clothe
YOU and feed you, also cut your hair and
shave YOU. For in addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries we have
added a meat department ana barber
shop. Come and soc us ANA be convinced
that our goods arc the best value even,
offered for the money. Rodcrc w. Emo.
ut the store formerly occupied by c. T..
Prindle & Sons. 2ll,wed& fra W,
District Deputy II. :, Peck of Burlmg-
ton paid his official visit Tuesday evening
to Friendship Lodge, No. =, r. and a. NJ.
In the absence OF the worShipful master.
thc senior warden, Il, G, MarScttc as act
ing W. NJ, presided, The first degree was
creditably eXcmplihcd by the officers OF
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HINESBURGH.

| The sad news Of the death of Forest
IMontgomery at the Mary Fletcher hosp-
Ia WAS received sunday. Tho funeral
was held Tuesday. Mr.. MONTGOMERY
is survived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mont gomory and one brother, Roy,
of panton.-Deacon II. A. HecCher is quite
l. i'll with a severe cold and heart trouble
Tho services for the week of prayer VII
begin next sunday evening with union
services at the Baptist Church and ais.
Monday evening at the same place. Iu'~-
day and Wednesday evening at the Meth.
odist Church and Thursday and Frda!
evenings at the Conversational church
Alfred Sanctuary of Massachusetts, is tn
guest of his father, William Sanctuary. 49,
Miss Grace Barker is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Fred Ross in Charlotte.-Jdmes RirC
is confined to the house by ilness.-Ih
baptist Ladies' Mission circle me
Wednesday afternoon at two o clock a
the parsonage Edward Bombard of Mil
ton visited at Mr.. Arson Weeds recently
james Knox drove to ST. Adams las'
week in a sleigh and is detained by the
thaw. He is the guest of his uncle
Frank Wells.-Spafford Rowell spent tn,
HOLIDAYS in Rutland with his mother ant
will return Tuesday.-Mead's orchestra
furnished music for the New Years ball
CLAYTON Kcnyons son, l. years old. fol
in the barn saturday and broke his coll.l
bone. DR.. Iarncr set it and he is doing
weli.-Mrs. Barker had a shock last fr.
day and is very low at the home of her
daughter Mrs. c. Il. Dorby,-Mrs Jul.
lCollamcr is spending a few weeks at Mr.
,C. D. Wced's.-Mrs. Perry Reed entertain.
ed large dinner party Friday in houoI
Iof Mrs. Helen Murphy of EurinGton, who
lis visiting her brother II. NJ. IIull.-Ms s.
Helen Weller of Bristol is going to spcue
the winter with her aunt. Mrs. Carolina
Weed
Tho Palmer house has been rented by
T. j. Dunbar and will be known rs the
Hincsburgh Inn.
Tho funeral services Of Forest Mont
gomery were held at the Methodist Church
Tue sday at two o'clock ana were largely
attended. The Rev. \. Il. Edwards oili'
ciated. assisted bv the Rev, c. {. Adams
The singing VS. by quartette compos, d
of Mrs. f. NJ Post, Mrs David Dona-
hue, c. q. Peck and j. II. Allen. The Sc
lections rendered were Pass Under the
Rod" conc 10y one our Loved Ones
Gather" and I'VE Shall Meet Them BNe
land BYE" The bearers were George Pat
| rick. clark Pierce Henry Brothers Jamo
Knox. Benjamin Pierce and Roy Mont 1
gonerv, brother of the deceased. The
floral offerings were hoautltul'-A feSu-
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every one and merrier and perhaps
noiser party would be difficult to find
In the evening a Christmas tree accom-
panied by jolly Santa Claus, Uncle
Chef" and heavily laden with presents
and toys for each and every one, both
young and old, looked most beautiful
and cnticing. The oyster supper also
was greatly enjoyed by the hungry
| crowd. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Green. Misses LA and
Florence and Master Burton Green, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Carroll from Nor
risvillo; Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Cochran,
Miss isabelle and Baby Alfred of st. Al
bans; Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Cochran, tho
Misses Bertha and Edith Cochran Of
Jericho; Mr.. and Mrs Burton Fuller
and baby Fuller OF Joncsville; Mr. and
| Mrs. William II. Talbot of Warden
! Que; and Miss Cora Kneeland OF Frost
Village, Que; Mrs. Abbie NJ. Cochran
| of Fairfa: Page A. Cochran of St
Adams; Mr.. and Mrs Il. G. Robinson,
Mr. Carl and Miss Verna Robinson Of
Wcstford.
Mr. ana Mrs benjamin Wagner were
| given surprise party Thursday evening
in honor of the 3oth anniversary Of their
marriage. They spent the day in Essex
| Center and when thcy returned home
found between 40 and 50 of their rela-
tives and friends had taken possession
or the house. a very pleasant evening
was passed with conversation and music
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner were presented
with handsome dining room set consist
ing of table and eight chairs. a dinner
was served.
"A very pleasant surprise and gathering
| OF relatives and friends OF Clark f.
Mead now of Colchester, was made at
the nome of his daughter, Mrs. f.. w.
POST IN this village Friday to COM
m'horate the 'o'h p'rlhoay oil Mr.. Mead
| i'c''erS VI regret anu P'e'sdit rciiIfls-
cohces OF me past were READ from absent
irienos ana relatives. Among those pres
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