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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
Linz.

A meeting of citizens was held at
r. S. Hamilton's Office to reorganize or
rather, to organize again, the fire COM
pany. 1t is suggested, and the sugges-
ton met with general favor, that every
able bodied man residing within reach
ing distance of the hosehouse be drilled
sufficiently to handle any part of the
fire apparatus he gets hold of first.
J. Beckon, weighing clerk at the mill,
has returned with his family from a
three months visit in Iowa.
A. Jell, former engineer at the
pumphouse. has returned from Medical
Lake.. where he and his family moved
several months ago.
Nearly every available house in town
is now occupied,
On account of the extreme difficulty
in getting teachers to substitute in case
of sickness of the regular teacher, the
Lind school has adopted the novel plan
of developing promising teaching abil-
ity among pupils of the high school,
Three students are given one hour a
week to visit the grades for observation
and instruction in methods. This is sup
plimented by occasional short lectures
on school management by the principal.
Harry Offutt, who recently disposed
of his farming interests here, has gone
to Boomers Ferry, Idaho, wherelhe has
entered the real estate business.
Fred Schultz has commenced the
erection of fine residence to cost
$4,000, 1t is situated northeast of the
Baptist church.
So far this school year there has been
no occasion for the assistance of the
truant officer, as everyone in the dis
trict over eight and under Is years of
age has voluntarily enrolled and atten-
ded regularly unless prevented by sick
ness.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
At the Congregational Church.

Tuesday Nov. 13, Miss Jessie Lovina
Potter will present to the people of this
city in the Congregational church,
'The Sky Pilot" Miss Potter is a
gifted and versatile reader, her past
success have fully demonstrated. From
all places where she has appeared come
the most fiattering reports of her work.
Her delineation of characters are ex-
tremely natural and sympathetic. She
is master of dialects and is one of the
few who amuse, entertain and delight
the audience of diversified taste. 1.-THE
Sky Pilot" is humorous and realistic
of western frontier life and is full of
interest from first to last and is fav-
orite with all audiences. This will be
treat for the people of Ritzville and
should not be missed. Reserved seats
IS cents and general admission 25 cents
| at the postoffice bookstore. Remember
the date November l3.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
Notice..

Ritzville, Wash, Nov. l, 1906.
To the People and Voters of Adams
County,
Regarding the statement made by
the speakers sent out by the Republican
central committee that 1--WE wish to see
Ralston C. Holcomb elected county
clerk because we are under contract to
employ him at SIS per month, and that
he isn't worth it," we wish to say that
this statement is wholly and unqualified
ly false in every particular.
Mr.. R. c. Holcomb is a good alb
stracter, having been the former presi.
dent of this concern, and is gooc
business man in every particular. We
should be only too glad to employ Mr..
Holcomb for any length of time he
should name, at salary of SIS pei
month. Respectfully,
ADAMS COUNTY ABSTRACT Co.,
By D. E. Zent, Secretary.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
Halloween in RitzviIIe.

The usual pranks of the ghosts were
perpetrated!last night in this city sup
posedly without ghosts. Wagons with
their wheels in the air and comfortable
couches nicely arranged were some of
the attractions that Myers-Shepley
Co. had on exhibit in the streets in
front of their store,
The Electric Light Co. had blood in
their eye, for they had several of their
electric lights painted red. 1t is esti-
mated it will cost the citizens of Ritz
vile in the neighborhood of $500. 90 to
repair the damages done by the ghosts
last night.
There were two events of social i'm
in Ritzville last night, Hallow cen. One
a party given by Miss Bess Turner at
home of her brother. Each guest was
dressed IN white robe to represent
the proverbial spirit. Prizes were
given for the best ghost story, the first
of which was won by Ralph ellison.
Luncheon was served and dancing made
part of the enjoyment for the evening.
The other was perhaps the social
event of the season, given by the Club
at TinnePs Hall. Pumpkins with a
light inside were used as lights, the
walls of the hall were7 decorated with
yellow colored paper on which was
drawn head to represent the JACKIE
Lantern and streamers were Hastily
strung across the. hall. All lights were
turned low to give .,the correct effct,
and the pumpkin flowers around the
walls were so arranged so to call te
mind the vine itself. About so persons
wese present and all report an enjoy
able time.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

A. l.. Within and family arrived in
this city from Chicago Wednesday.
Mr.. within is the senior member of the
firm of A. l.. within & Co., successors
to VIM. Weiand, jeweler. Mr.. Within
is practical jeweler having been with
the firm of Benjamin Allen company,
wholesale jewelers. ofChicago, for the
past 10 years. The latter firm are the
jewelers. who Mr.. Weiand has dealt
with while in business. Mr.. Within
family will occupy the building vacated
by Mr.. Weiand's family, who have
moved to Spokane. c. w. Meyers,
travelling salesman for Benjamin Allen,
is in this city for few days assisting
in purchasing jewellery for the holiday
trade. He is also member of the new
firm but will continue with the Chicago
house. The JOURNAL wishes the new
firm success.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

Henry Jansen, of Sunnyside, to Miss
Jennie Fruhling of Ritzville. The
marriage took place at the home of
George Jansen, brother of the groom,
who lives six miles south of town. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John Miller, Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Jansen owns a ranch near Sunnyside
where they will make their home.
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Local Time Table.

No. 3-West bound arrives 1908 a. m
No. 5-West bound arrives 7:25 a. m
No. West bound arrives 8:48 a. m
No. 15-Local passenger due 6:14 p. m
No. east bound arrives 4:35 a. m
No. 2-East bound arrives 1916 a. m
No. 4-East bound arrives $40 p. m
No. 16-Local passenger due 20 p. m
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
Notice To Patrons Of This PaDer.

All subscriptions due the Adams
County News must be paid to the
Journal-Herold Publishing Company,
also all advertising accounts from the
LIST of October.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

Fifty pairs mems wool pants worth
81 90 to $500, 9Oc to $3.50 while they
last. Please see display in window.
Myers-Shepley Co.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

Hand embroidered doilies worth 81. so
at only CSC. A selection of the prettiest
things that you can gaze upon at
Myers-Shepley Co.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

Services in the Baptist churcd next
Sabbath will be as follows. S. school
at 10 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. SUBJ
ject "A Memorial. The ordinance of
communion will be administered after
the sermon. Junior Society at p. m.
and preaching at 7.3O p. m, Subject,
"a Four Sided TRUTH
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

o. o, Hauschild, C. d, Linn, R. C.
Holcomb and several other nominees for
various county Offices attended the
Democratic rally at Lind last night.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

The subject of the Sunday evening
sermon at the Methodist church will be
"The SaloonK eepers Ledger" The
pastor purposely placed the sermon on
the last Sunday evening before cleo
ton. All voters are especially invited
to attend as questions relative to
Adams county politics will be discussed.
Other services in the church as usual.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

See what Buster Brown has to say
next week.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

Christian church, Rev. w. H. Harris.
Bible school 10. a. M. Endeavor
$50 p. m. Leader, Ortis Harris, subject
1.-THE Blessedness of Communion with
Christ" At the communion service
which will be conducted at II a. m. the
theme will be, 'Transformation" and in
the evening it will be 1.-THE Four King
doms, illustrated from the board
The special numbers in music will be
anthem, 'Take thou my hand" by
Sullivan, at the morning service.
Evening prayer" by Himnel, rend.
cred by choir, and solo, Face to Face
(by request) sung by Mr.. Graham, al
evening service.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
Church Announcements.

Congregational church-Rev. o. M.
Proctor will take for the theme of his
morning sermon, Sunday November 4,
"Eartha, Jhe Care Taker." In the
evening his subject will be; 1.-THE
Restoration of the Erring." Nov. a
has been set aside by the churches of
the land as prison Sunday, and the even
sermon will be- in harmony with that
occasion. The Sabbath school has
been growing so fast lately that the
ordinary supplies were inadequate to
abe pemand. A special order has been
sent to the branch publishing house in
Seattle and papers and cards enough
to go around will be on hand Sunday.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

The JOURNAL 8 ads are worth reading.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
STATE HOUSE APPOINTMENT
Sergeant -nt-Arms Ferrir Names Door
keepers, Pages. Messengers
and Assistants.

Montpelier, Sept 70. Sergeant A rms
C.. u. Ferron announced this afternoon his
appointments to positions at the State
tsdiction. In these appointments every
county in the State is favored. The as
signments of the doorkeepers, pages and
messengers will not be made until the
successful ones arrive in Montpelier and
Mr.. Ferrin has a chance to size them UP.
The appointments are:
Doorkeepers-Brad n Chase North
Troy, George r. Davis Bethel: G.. B.
Sheldon. Rupert: Mark Berry. Richmond
Pages and messen ngers-Lawrence G..
Jones. Rutland; Harold Freer Wes, New
bury: Dilroy Taplin. Windsor: Fray
Buell. South Strafford; Paul II. Bla nchard.
Rutland George G Ade Barre George
T.. King, Isle La Motto; Harold Taylor,
Hardwick; Raymond Hadiey. Bellows
Falls; Ransom Myr,ck. Middlebury.
In sergcant-at arms onice--J. G. Mu--
ply Of Hineshurrh, first assistant: A. n.
Brown, Richford; Leonard p. Smith Nor
risville; Winifre1 Ferrin. Montpelier. One
of these assistants to MI Ferrin will he
appointed postmaster at the State House.
ENgineer-Frank II. Wedge. Montpelier:
assistant engineer, Loren Fiend, Montpel-
Ter.
Swcepers- Burt Peck, Alvin Cummins.
Lloyd Minott and Arthur Templeton, all
of Montpelier.
Janitor-Joh ohm W Hill. Montpelier: night
watchman, Angus Mcneil, Montpelier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter
Nina, started Saturday for Ma husetts
where they will spend few weeks with
relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mnum
were in Burlington September 1i.-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Ferguson are taking a pleas
ure trip to Niagara Falls this week.-Mrs..
Kingsley Of Burlington is visiting relatives
here-Mrs. Josie Brown of Burlington is
and Mrs. Hoel Sayles.-Mrs. Harriet Clif-
ford returned Monday from two weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. William
Hanson. in Thompsonville, Conn.-Frank
Eddy and family of Shelburne visited Mrs
Eddy's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Justin Hin.
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bushay
Of Monkton visited Mrs Bushey's mother,
Mrs. ID. Gordon, Sunday.-George Sargent
and family OF Lincoln visited at Justin
Hius Sunday funeral of/Mrs. Abigail
Hill was held at the Baptist Church Sep
tember l2, The Rev, G. II. Grey ofiiciated
assisted by the Rev. ], +. Thurston Of
Lincoln The bearers were ], n. Cutler
Edmond Hannon Frank Hanson and
Howard Hanson. The hymns, Rock of
Ages and Asleep In Jesus" were sung
by the choir. Mrs Hil was beautiful
Christian woman, having been a member
of the Baptist Church FOR 60 years Her
life has been n blessing to many and. al
though she Is dead to this world, her in
fuence still lives. She Is survived by a
sister, Mary Hill. two brothers, Mark and
Stephen Hanson. grand daughter, Mrs.
Frank Ferguson, two adopted children,
Mrs Almon White and Elroy Atwood OF
Newark, N. J.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
FERRISBURGH.

Mr. and Mrs. Asa lTemenway of Middle
bury We're visitors at Cyrus Beers on
W. Adams, who has
spent the summer with friends in this VI
ciniiy. leaves this week for his home in
Lawrence, Kan.-Mrs. Kate Patterson and
Mrs. EImina f. Warren of Westport. n.
" are visiting at w f. Frisbfe's and
other friends herc.-ATiss Lura a. Kidder
oi EnoShurgh Falls Is visiting friends IN
town-Miss tornelia Joslyn has returned
from her Visit to friends in Concord, y. II.
Mrs. Lorcttc Dean and Mrs G. H. Stone
of Monkton wero guests on TUESDAY at II.
j. Carpenters Miss Edna Little. the ia
nous White Mountain reader, will give
an entertainment at the Methodist Church
mere Friday cV'ning, September p. Fra-
Quent change OF costume will be made to
represent different characters, and a very
ENJOYABLE evening may be expected
James Caldwell, who has spent the SUM
mer At the Hon. r. w. Collins's left on
Tuesday for Mddlebury whore he will en-
ter college at the opening Of the term on
ThurSiaV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
A State Convention in Their In
terest in Montpelier on Oc-
tober 16 and II.

MOI. - iier, Sept. 19.-At a meeting
|of citizens Interested In good roads
3held this evening in the city court
room it was unanimously voted to in
|Eitc Col. w. II. Moore of ST. Louis.
president of the National Good Roads
association. to hold state good roads
convention in this city on Tuesday and
Nodn esday. October 1G and II next
The meeting was presided over by
Eayor Haley and NJ l.. wood was
Flected secretary. The Hon. Yelling
on f. Loucbs. national organizer was
present and succintly explained what
such conventions have done at the
capitals of other States. One feature
pf this convention will be an cxhibi-
ion Of scientific road building on some
Ftreet of this city. The expense of the
Convention will be about $500 Of which
400 goes to the national officers and
he remainder for incidental expenses,
ball. printing. etc
The convention will he held in Armorv
Iall or the opera house. 1t is proposed to
bake the members Of the Legislature ac-
redited delegates, that every road com
nissioncr IN the State shall also be a dele
ate and that men from every town in tho
ftate shall also be delegate and that
hen from every town and city in the
tate who are interested in road building
hall have seats in the convention In the
vening Of the first day Colonel Moore
yin give his illustrated lecture on the
ighways of the world. Mr. Loucks will
stablish headquarters here next week and
i'll remain here most Of the time until
he convention is held assisting the local
ommittees.
The following committees were appoint
II tonight: Executive. Mayor j. s. Haley
nd secretary, NJ. l.. Wood. ex-ofiicio, ".
Adams George L. Blanchard. +. \.
owland. DR.. X. l.. Cloaves. George T..
White, Postmaster Joseph G. Brown of
his city r. S. Currier, Mayor William
barclay and Postmaster +. w. Tisbee of
karre.
Committee Of arrangemert ts--G L.
Blanchard, DR.. X. l.. Cleave', George
:. White, James Canning, f. NJ. God
ard
Committee on invitation Mayor
Ialey, G. O. Stratton. l.. Bart Cross,
/. W. Kemp and j. A. DeBoer of this
ity; Mayor Barclay of Barre, George
tken of Woodstock, Attorney G ener-
c. c. Fits of Brattlchoro and ex-
Iayor W. j.. Van Patten of Burlng-
on.
Committee on finance. r. Senter
VI. Boutwell,. II. NJ. Cutler, H. L.
FarweN j. Edward Bailey
Committee ON ception--Senator W.
Dillingham; and J. q. Brown of this
fty; John W. Gordon Of Barre.
These committees will all meet Mr.
(oucks at the city court room on
Wednesday evening, September 26.
'hen the details OF the convention
Ill be worked out. All who have
cen named are enthusiastic to have n
ig convention and scientific exhi
ition of road building by experts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
SHOREHAM.

George Hammond of New York city is
spending few days with his family
Mr.. and Mrs. O. a. Gibbs of Bridport
were at A. E. Tottngham's recently
Mrs. #. a. Carlson and daughter have
returned from visiting in Mooers June
tion.-Miss Alice Ward Is In New York
for ten days-Miss Douglas and Miss Ber-
nice Douglas are in New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton. w. Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Stokes started Tuesday
for trip to Wisconsn.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
b. Nottingham. who have been with his
parents. have returned to New York
clty.-Mrs. J, w. Bushnell and Miss Da-
mon of Tallahassee. Fla, are at the
Rissell.-Mrs. W. 7. Delano entertained
the Moravian club Tuesday Afternoon. The
programme was an interesting life sketch
of Miss Jane Porter, character sketch of
Sir William Wallace, reading by Mrs. De
lano.-Mrs. Laverty and Mrs. paUels
Hamant of Medie>., Mass, are guests
of Mrs. Henry and George Wright and
Mrs. Bodtish.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
S. 8. CONVENTION.
nmOilIe County Association Met in
StOwe-The Papers.

stowe, Sept. 19.-rhe 22nd conven-
on of the Lamoille County Sunday
Ihool association was held In Stowe
,sterday and to-day. The convention
as called to order by Secretary f. S.
azard of North Hyde Park. who was
bpointed president pro TEN and pre-
.ded until the arrival OF the president,
F. Smith Of Morristown. The OPEN
praise service was conducted by
II. Cheney of stowe, with Miss Mar
rie Watts of Stowe. Devotions were
,nducted by the Rev. G. c. St Clair of
orrisvllle. Miss Edith Balch, field
cretary Of the home department gave
interesting and instructive address
BON the work OF the department..
baking Of the progress of the work
roughout the State She also spoke
the work Of the Kings Messengers.
society for boys connected with the
pine department work, and OF the
inshine Band, similar society for
rls Papers Of interest on THE Flow
Fellowship" were presented by r.
Mills Of Stowe. Mrs. Norman Perry
Hyde Park and J., b. Bailey OF North
yde Park.
Secretary r. s. Hazard presented his
Pnual report. His statistics showed
schools in 1905 reported an attend
g membership In all departments of
36. while in 1906 the attending mem
|rship reported is 2,499, a loss of 237.
The following committees were ap-
United: On nominations, A. II. Cheney
hv. Hamlin. Hyde Park, and L. h.
hiley; on resolutions. Rev. c. c. ST.
ir Mrs. N. ]. Perry and Rev. Charles
hrgrove. Johnson.
The evening session opened with
ace service conducted by Mr.. Cheney
ID Miss Watts. Devotions were conduct
by Rev. II. u. Silby of North Hyde
rk. The Rev. r. J. Barton of Green's
|ro, State secretary of teacher training,
ve an interesting address upon that
Q of work. class OF nine In Crafts
ry are among those who are taking
% course OF study for teachers. The
baker urged the Importance OF training
increase the efficiency OF the work of
bchng. Miss Bragg Of Jefferson sang a
10, Flee as Bird to Your Mountain"
d an Offering under tho direction of
general secretary, Rev. E. M. Full
was taken. after which the Rev.
pller delivered an address upon the
brk OF the association, taking especially
ints OF encouragement In Sunday school
orts. He closed with an original solo
imposed by himself which was much
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
LINCOLN,

The Good Tesnp,ars' social will be Fri
day evening instead of Thursday as pre-
viously noted.-The reception for Repre-
sentative elect A. =. Basalow will be
held Thursday evenbg.-Thcre will be a
meeting of Prospect Grange saturday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. william McEntire
of New Haven We're visitors at w. A.
Lees Thursday.-Mss Emma Schneider,
who has been at A c. Merrlrs the past
ten weeks. returned to her homo in Brook
lyn Tuesday.
Mrs. Augusta Clark was called to Bristol
Sunday by the dangerous illness of her
granddaughter, the little two years old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Clark
Miss Gertrude Narney returned from Bur
lington and reports her mother as gaining
very slowly.-C. It. Bristol gains very
slowly. His wife who was confined to the
bed the last OF the week is somewhat i'm
proved,-The Good Tempars will hold r.
social In their rooms Thursday evening of
this week musical and literary pro-
gramme will be carried out and refresh
ments of ice cream and cake will be
served,-Owng to sickness In the family
Of Represe ntatve-elec a, p. Basalow and
Continued on End pagc.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Joseph Lafayette's children have the
whooping cough.-Mrs. Diana Hailock ana
son. Andrew, have returned from Il visit
to her aunt in Waterbury, going also to
see her sister, Mrs. Louisa Wright, at the
insane asylum. They also visited mt
George Hulock's and Mrs. Fanny Kings
in Huntington Jessie Lafayette has gone
back to Boston. His nephew Howard.
and niece, Lena Tart. Went with him to
see their mother. Mrs Minnie Morrison.--
James Grace visited in Burlington few
days last week.-Mrs.. Jenet Norton of
Lincoln Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Adj
die Orvis, and Mrs. Sarah IIallock is Wis
iting there also.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
ADDISON.

Josephine Bodetto is visiting friends In
observation-disclosures Willmarth who
has spent the summer with his sister Mrs
u. &. SeeBar, has returned to his home
in New York city.-F'rank Wood has en-
tered the Vermont Academy at Saxtons
River.-The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. r. w. Day for their annual meeting
ana election OF officers; the officers are as
follows: Mrs. II. w. Day, president; Mrs.
a. T. Clark, secretary; Helena II. Pal
mer treasurer.--Will Wood recently met
an auto which frightened his horse which
began to kick and damaged the wagon
to quite an extent. The auto never slack-
cred speed to see If any damage was done.
The friends Of Stella jackson OF Pan
ton are panied 10 learn that she has been
Obliged to return to the hospital for the
third tlme.-George Bruce died on Sunday
vt Mr.. Bostwick's funeral Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
WEST CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Bingham of Brook
lyn. n, y. have returned home after
spending "A week with their mother Mrs.
p II. Bingham.-Miss Erma Mckay Of
Troy. n. Y. has been guest of Mrs.
Bingham.-The Messrs. Weston thresh sd
800 bushels Of grain in Ave hours on their
farm last week.-Mr, and Mrs. c. B. Ken
dali of Shoreham spent Sunday at NJ. O.
Fields's.--Mr and Mrs. r.. d. Twitchell
were at NJ. II. Twtchell's Sunday.-Mrs.
r. Pierce. who has been guest OF Miss
Griswold. has returned to ]. w. Peck's.-
There is 10 be harvest supper at Il. 4.
Binghams on Friday evening. September
q. Supper will be served from 1880 to ..
There will be short programme. Tho
proceeds are for the benefit of the Bap-
tist Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
HANCOCK.

Miss Emily Harlow is teaching school
in Granville, North Hollow.-Mrs. Emma
Clark is in Ripton caring for her mother
Mrs LaFrance.-Mrs. Elmer Goodyear
visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred Elliot. In
Warren recently.-Mrs Sarah Gleason.
who has been with her daughter Mrs W.
p. Fifeld. for some time, went to her
home in New York State last week.-A. A.
Fretcher and Albert Cushman from Rip
ton were the guests of f.. J. Goodyear two
DAYS laSt week