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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-12-06
The 1907 Postage Stamps.

Postage stamps of the issue of 1907,
put on sale at the 5000 presidential
postofices, will bear on their face the
name of the state and city in which the
pOstofice is situated,
The chief reason for this innovation
is said, at the postoffce department, to
be the belief that it will help to do
away with the big postohice robberies
and make it much easier to trace
criminals.
The postoffice robbery in Chicago a
few years ago is good example OF
the ease with which stolen stamps can
be disposed of, for no trace of the per-
petrators was ever discovered al
though nearly'S100, 900 worth of stamps
were stolen, and these mostly of small
denominations.
Another reason for the change is to
enable the postoffce department to
determine the amount of business done
by the different postofices and prevent
padding through stamps sold at some
Offices to residents who do business in
adjoining cities.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-12-06

Arabian Mares Imported to United States.
For the first time the sultan of Tur-
key has granted permission for the ex-
portation of Arabian mares to the
United States. About twenty years
ago he permitted the sale of some stall
lions, but at that time he would not
allow any mares to be sent. The pres
ent Importation, which includes about
twenty mares and nearly as many stall
lions, is regarded as of considerable
Importance from the horse breeders
point of view, and as likely to lead to
marked improvement in certain direc-
tions in American horses. Everyone
ought to know the value of golden
grain belt beer. It is an ideal family
beverage, pure, delicious and whole.
some. Order of your nearest dealer
or be supplied by Henry Veidt, Prince.
ton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-12-06

DR.. Conrad Adler, the discoverer of
DR.. Adler's Treatment, SAYS: ssMy
medicine not only cures appendicitis
but also prevents it. A person taking
one dose a week will be absolutely
safe from an attack of this disease.
Everybody should take it, Large
dollar bottles at Home Drug Store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
JOHNSON.

Charles iIolbrook and family spent Sun
day with their son in Greensboro.-Wil-
liam Sinclair ana family have returned to
their home inNeponset, Mass.-H. W.
Peck is loading a car of potatoes at this
station, paying 40 cents per bushel.-O. Il.
Iandon and Wife are taking n carriage
drive to Lunenburgh. Walter TORY and
wife, who AVE been stopping at Mrs. H..
Il. Weatherby's for the past few weeks,
started in their auto for Boston last Mon
day, going via the White Mountains, Mrs.
Weatherby returning with them.-P. w.
Sinclair and bride are stopping n few days
at G. c. Rogers's.-State's Attorney Bick-
nell has been confined to the house for the
past week. but Is rhnproving.-Arthur
Stearns returned to Hanover Monday
c. II. Stearns Is in Boston this week.
George W. Sanhorn IS expected home this
week from I~aconia, y. Nv. s. Warner
and wife have returned from a carriage
drive through a portion of New York
State. visiting Glons INnlls,-Robert Boyce
and Jennie Stintson were married last
week by Elder French and are spending
their honeymoon in New York city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
LOWELL.

Mrs. William Kelly accompanied by Or.
Tittemorc is in Burlington ror surgical
treatment at a ho~spital,-Harold Curtis,
who has been stopping in TOW during tho
summer, has entered Dartmouth
Miss Bernice Patterson Is attending bust
ness college at St. Johnsburv.-Harry
Williams has returned to Dartmouth
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Grow Of johnson
are visiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. l.. !. Cox and son, Edwin Worther,
are In town Visiting friends.-Mrs. !. 8.
Hill has gone 10 Providence, r. I.-Mr.
and Mrs. a.. {. Peters of Plymouth, y. H.,
are IN" guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. T.. s.
Colbcth.-Wtlliam Pudvah has sold hts
farm to Joseph Ia Frank Of Westneld.-
Mrs. Florence Greenwood and Mrs. Julis
Gillighan are taking II trip to New York
city.-D. a. Wakefield has moved into
one of ]. Fl. Silsby & Co.'S tencments.-
Miss Betty Kimball and William Southei
were married at Barton September 70
The Rev. G. II. Coolidge is passing a few
days in Orange county,-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Paronto and Mr.. and Mrs. PhlliI
parontO and son were in Montgomcr
Centre Saturday TO attend the funera
of their brother. Henry Paronto, VIII
died In walden and was taken to Lea
gomery for burial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20

MIR. and Mrs. Charles LaBombard are
happy over the birth OF a son.-Mr.
Lewis Of the Munsey office of New
York and MIR. King were guests VI
the Misses Lynda and Joseph Leng-
field last week.-Mrs.. A.. NJ. leng-
field and Miss Lynda Lengfeld left
Tuesday morning for a trip to New
York.--The Methodist Church is yer,
much improved by n new slate roof
and stone chimney, the work was done
by Mr.. Friend Of South Hero. under
the Management of the Ladies' Aid So
cicty.-James Skcels has bought II. q.
Holcomb's placc.-Petcr NanCelettc,
Jr, lost a young child MondaN.-Ru-
rus Hcaton, Nelson pardy and DRILL
Southwick of Chazy were in town
Saturday night at NJ. S. Thomas's.-
Francis Gilbare Is very ill.-Mrs. II.
G.. Reed is very ~ill.-Augustus Faro
died at his home Tuesday the funeral
was held at the Catholic Church
Thursday.-Mrs. II. II. Young and
Mrs. Robbins of Manchester. n. H.,
and Mrs. Bentley Of P~lattsburgh arc
| guests of Mrs. y. r. Trombly.-Fd-
ward y. Loomis OF New York was the
guest Of NJ. s. Thomas Saturday and
Monday.-Ntiss Joseph Lengfeld was
home from Plattsburgh over Sunday.
MIR. Brown of Brooklyn is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Allen Hall-Mrs.
H.. G. Hill is home from P~lattsburBh,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
CAMBRIDGE.

s. l.. Johnson of the veterans home IN
Wisconsin arrived in town Monday night
to visit his brother-in-law, ID. b. Stafford.
Mr.. Johnson was a native of this town
but has not been here but once before n
q years.
Warner Brush has gone to Boston
where he will enter the Massachusetts
Institute of neutrality-suspicious. Leavens
leaves this week for Ann Arbor, where
he will begin a course of study at tho
University of M~ichignn.-The Standard
Oil company have installed a storage
tank at the railroad station. A. l.. Brush
will have charge OF the delivery service
in this vicinity.-Mrs. +. NJ. Reynolds
will open millinery rooms at her home
Tuesday, September 2j,-Alonzo Bellows
has moved his family To town and Will
occupy a tenement in the Archambaul
block.-Mrs. SandidGe, a deacouess from
Boston. Will speak in the Methodist
Church Thursday evening. The public are
invited to one and hear the address
Miss Ilda Gray left town this week 10
enter Smith College Several young peo-
pie are attending Bellows Free Academy
at Fairfax.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
WATERVILLE.

r. s. Wells Of Lyme, y. H., is visiting
friends in town.-B. j. Kelley of Morris
ville was IN town over Sunday.-Dr
Homer leach of Massachusetts was in
town on Saturday.-George Brown is visit
ing "a daughter at Nashua, n. H.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Galligar of Manchester,
y. H.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Merton
Mann.-Mr. ana Mrs. II. NJ. Potter Of
Mrs. Chauncey ahiattuck.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Keller of johnson visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Laraway over Sunday
Harley Bennett cut one foot very serious
ly while ~choppinx in the woods last week.
Mr. and Mrs. =. G. Cole of Morristown
visited their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Blair,
over Sunday.-Prcsiding Elder Hunt OF St.
Adams preached"a very interesting SER
mon at the Union Church on Sunday
Floyd Fairbanks was at home from Nor
risville over Suuday.-lIenry Tinker was
very badly hurt by a limb falling from a
tree he was chopping, and hitting him on
the head.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tohin
and son, Clarence. spent sunday with his
father, c. c. Tobin. at tnderhill.-Mrs
~Chauncey Tillo'son spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends IN Burlington.-Elwin,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leach,
died on Monday. September IA. aged six
months and ten days.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Giddings are visiting friends in Hyde Park
and Morrisvillo his week.-Mr. and Mrs,
Van Pcrlcy ana son of Rlchford visited
Charles Child last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Pearl Langdel' and daughter visitel
friends at NortA hyde Park over Saturday
and Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
ISV

Fred Patterson, foreman on the big
dam, under Narnum 6 Goodrich, con-
tractors. met with an accident late Sat
urday afternoon which resulted in Il
broken leg, They were operating the
derrick moving Il six foot tube 20 feet
long and Patterson was on the tube to
make the hitch and had given the or
der to hoist when the chain slipped
and he fell and was pinned between
two tubes, breaking the leg, He was
removed to the Rublec snnitarium.
Harry Earle, son of william p. Earle.
was found dead in the barn Sunday
morning, Harry was the village Sat
urday evening and at about $3.50 drove
home with "A bag of grain in his wagon.
lie had unhitchcd from the wagon, and
had the horse Embarrassed. and was
found laying on his back II little back
OF the horse, but with no marks on his
person that would indicate his being
kicked or of violence in any way, so
the supposition is hat he died from the
'effects of a shock.
Albert Edward Bartlett of Lowell. Mass ,
who In company with his wife. Anna l..
Bartlett. arrived here Il week ago Satur-
day night to visit her sisters, Mrs. A.. f..
Grant and Mrs. T., II. Gould, suffered a
hemorrhage of the lungs Thursday night
at tho home of Mr.. Gould as "A result OF
lowed by two more he~morrhagcs Friday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Richard Maconber and a frlend'
Nr. Borden Of Portsmouth, X. l.. are VS.
hing friends In town.-Miss Laura Cham-
berlain and her cousin, Homer Chamber
lain. went on the excursion TO New York.
They will be Joined at Kingston on the
Hudson by Miss Lora Chamberlain.-Miss
Jessie Ross and her father are visiting in
Malone, n. Y. Miss Ross Will also spend
few lays in the Adirondacks.-Mrs. >
B. Griswold has gone to Indiana for a
Few weeks.-F. McKensie. one of the tele-
phone men, was taken sick at Mr.. u
lords and was Obliged to return to his
home in Essex.-Miss Edna Little of Bos-
.on, reader and im~peysonator. will give
IN entertainment in Grand Isle Thursday
evening, September 90. It will be under
the auspices of the schools in town ana
in the high school building. Miss Dawn
Hoag has accepted a position ms superin-
teydent in a young ladies' college, the
Quaphita in Arkdelphia, Ark. She started
last Thursday on her journey to her new
work. Miss Hoag graduated In juno from
the Red Cross College of Philadelphia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
WESTFIELD.

About two o'clock I'm tho morning OF
september II, Ashley Farman died of
heart failure after suffering over 20 years
from aneurism Of the heart, For tho last
rev months he has been unable to be
about much Of the time. Mr.. Farman
was born In January, 1880. and was mar
ried TO Miss Harriet Wlnslow, March, 1851.
VINO survives him, as does one son., the
Rev. Marcollus Winslow Farman. chap
lain of the Vermont Senate. l~a1o-l90i. The
late Mr.. Farman leaves three brothers and
TWO sisters. The funeral Was held from
his late residence Thursday Afternoon.
september IL. his pastor, the Rev. +. A,
jenkins officiating, assisted by the Revs.
j. a. Ranney and II, s. McHTale. There
was a profusion of beautiful flowers, Mr.,
Farman was notably devoted to his fam
lily and was n very kline neighhor and
friend. lie was very genial and affahlc
and had n character exceptionally free
from any feelings Of revenge or retalia-
ton and for about 40 years he had been
q consistent member OF the Congregational
Church.-Tho Rev. j. A. Ranney Is At
tending the ST, Johnsbury district preach
ers meeting and .Epworth League con-
vention at Newport this week.-The Rev.
5. H. McHale supplied the Baptist Church
AT Newport last Sunday for the second
time, Miss Edith Smith, deasoness. who
supplied tho Methodist Church here three
summers ago, came last Saturday to visit
Mrs Eugene l., Miller.-Mrs, Alfred Brv-
ant and grandson of Bolton, Can. are Wis
iting at c. w. Bryants,-Mrs, Woodconk
Of North Troy and Mrs. enware of Iras-
burgh have been spending a few days
with Mrs. William Bryant.-Dudley Ira
Yer is building an ell 10 his house.
Albert Aseltine and son and friend Of
Enosburgh Falls were AT William Trun,-
pass last week for a vislt.-Mr and Mrs,
George Root of Lowell, Mass. were guests
of II. q. Miller recently. Mrs. Stunt ot
Westmore in spending "A few days with her
son. Albro Hunt.-Mr. and Mrs. IL. i,
| Woodwork of Windsor Locks, Conn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
NEWPORT.

Friends and relatives of George Clapper
were surprised to hear of his sudden death
Friday as.the result of appendicitis. Mr..
Clapper was only i'll a few days and was
operated ON Thursday, but gangrene
set in. resulting in his death carly Fri
day morning. Mr.. Clapper was a
member Of the paint firm of Scott K
Clapper. He leaves Il widow and two
children.-Abou three hundred attended
the last excursion of tho season on the
steamer Lady of the Lake given by
the @. A. r. and Relief Corps
Wilmer Perkins has resigned his posi-
ton with the Huntington pharmacy. and
entered the Boston and Maine freight
division office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
JEFFERsoNvILLE

The Rev. Mr.. Allen firm Cambridge
held services here last Sunday in ex-
change with the Rev. II. c. Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward York have return
cd from a weeks visit with friends IN
Underhill and HicinitY.~Nrs Iasher the
evangelist il "A CUES at the parsonage
Mrs. II. Huter and niece, Sarah Thorn
as, who spent several weeks here with
Mrs. Bradley, have returned to Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert REYNOLDS have taken a
trip to Coventry.-Olive Thomas. only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas
of This place, died In Belvidere Sept, ~,
The funeral and burial were in Belvidere,
The Rev. II. c.. Howard officiatcd,-Mis
Sybil Raymore and Miss Linda Jaques
were home from Johnson over Sunday
Mrs. c. II. Richards has returned home
from Milton where she went to care for
her daughter Mrs. COburn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from third pngc.j

Grand Rapids, Mich. the Rev. Will
liam +. Weeks and Mrs. Joseph w.
Weeks of Shelburne, and Mrs. John c.
Farrar of Burlington.
The death of Mrs. Anna J. Smith, widow
of the late Dr. ~. a. Smith of Stanbr1dgs
East, p. O., occurred at her home on
Thomas street Tuesday night, after II long
and painful illness. Mrs. Smith was horn
3n Iiinsdale. Mass. September 20. ls47. and
Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. q.
Prentiss and Miss Nina Smith, both OF
this city. The funeral will be held from
the house at $3.50 o'clock this morning and
the remains will be taken on. the 1O:T a.
IN. train to Stanbridge East. where the IN
terment will take place.
A auio, home wedding was celebrated
at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester W..
Macarthur of North Main street Yesterday
afternoon at 800 o'clock, when their
aughter, Miss Jennie f. Macarthur. was
married to Burr c. Young OF Newport.
The ceremony which was private. was
performed by the Rev. Dr. Charles 81
Nutter. pastor Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. After the wedding recep-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Young left for New
port. where they will reside in the future
The Wedding of Mrs. Charlotte T..
Bushour. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Bushour OF Fairfax, ana william Hunter
of this city. took place Mt st. MarNs rec
tor yesterday morning. the Rev. D. >.
O'Sullivan performing tire ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter left yesterday for a
wedding trip to Barre and Boston,, after
which they will make their home in this
rity.
In Franklin county court yesterday.
the most of the day was spent in hear
ing expert testimony OF physicians in
the Observation-Disclosures case. Among
the doctors who testified were Drs. j.
n. Jennc and Don c.. Hawley of bur
lington. Drs. Alan Davidson and f. \.
Hyatt Of this city, and Or. r. NJ. Brown
Of sheldon. 1t now looks as though
the case would run over into next
week.
The Franklin county grand jury has
completed its work, reporting one true bill
found. while three cases were not found
The grand Jurors made a full and COM
.plete examination of the condition of the
Franklin county jail and found the same
sufficient for the safe and comfortable
Keeping OF prisoners under the kind and
efficient care Of Sheriff Barney F. Kelley.
The following signed resolution was adopt
ed: Resolved: That the grand jury as a
body and as representative citizens "l
Franklin county, desire to render our tri-
butte 70 the very courteous. falthful ana
efficient manner in which our retiring
sheriff, Barney +. Kelley. has admins
tered the duties Of his office during mis-
',6 years of service. ,Signed) A.. f.. Carr,
foreman, a. w. Woodwork. II. n. Scott
II. A.. Collins, Lyman Fl. Smith. j. NJ.
Trombly, George w. Iepper, George II.
Soule. G.. r. Gillian, r. II. Fuller, Myron
Greene. Rawson Brainerd, w. B. Halbert,
w. II. Dunton, II. r. Wood. G. f. Gale, f.
II. Herrick and NJ. ]. Odds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
TRASEURGH.

Mrs. Charles Chapman, was found dead
on a couch at her home in Coventry, last
Friday afternoon, September a. Her
husband left her we'll as usual TO attend
a county court case IN Newport as
Juror. A nearby ncighbor who happened
to drop in was the first to make known
the conditions, Mr.. Chapman returning
from Newport when the sad tldlngs
reached him. Heart disease was the
cause of her death. The funeral was at
tended Sunday, the Rev. q. II. Wright
OH ciating.-Miss Myra Taplin of Bur
lington, visited friends in town last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. =. n. Granger of
Walden visited friends in town last week.
They are taking a carriage drive to fhll-
lipsburg. +. Q.,-Miss Alice Downing re-
turned to Boston 70 IN a course
last week.-Miss Vida Buchanan has re-
turned to Boston to a course
of study in the Boston University.-leo
Cook has returned to Burlington TO re-
sumo his studies IN the [. Y, M.-Hon.
w. ID. Tyler remains critically m.-A
union service was held in the Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday morning and
an interesting address g,ven by the Rev,
Mr.. Davenport In the interests of the
Anti Saloon League.-A union Missionary
service was held in the Methodist Church
in the evening, Miss Marcy, a returned
missionary. being present.-Frcd Wat
son went to Montreal last Sunday night,
to enter the Victoria hospital for an
operation for appendicitis. DR.. =, C.,
Templeton accompanied him.-Prof, and
Mrs. Arthur Gates returned TO Baltimore
last Monday. where Mr.. Gates Is pursuing
n course of study in the Johns Hopkins
University.-A daughter was BON 10 Mr..
and Mrs, Royal Baldwin last Saturday.
September Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20

came this week TO hiS fathers, l.. 8.
Woodworth.-Miss Eleanor Brown Is at.
tending the johnson Normal school this
year.-Mlss TIilda Dickson has returned
from Sutton, Can, where she has been
this summer with her sIster.-Mrs. Betty
Van Meter Of Virginia. the original OF tho
Unknown Heroine" who Ii at Newport
is expected this week to visit Mrs. n. y.
Bell'-N. d. Bell has bought a gasoline
engine for his farm work.-Mrs. and Mrs.
Henry Barber of Glover were In town.
last week to attend the funeral Of Ashley
Fhrman.-William James Of Los Angeles,
cal, recently visited O. +. Wright. Mr..
James was in business In Boston n great
many years but moved TO California about
10 years ago on account OF his health
Mrs. 8. ID. Johnson returned Monday from
st. Adams where she has been for a few
1nyg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

DIR. J.. A. Noyes and family have RI
turned to their home in Chicopee, Mass.
Messrs. Newell y. and Earl c. Bickfo1
have been IN Boston several days.-T1
teachers of the normal and ~traini1
schools held a corn roast last Saturda
evening. Students who remained he1
over Sunday generally attended.-W. \
Washburn has resigned as substitute ma
carrier on route No. |. and ". l. tlutc4
inson has also resigned as substitute 4
route No. 3. John Wood has the place n
both routes.-Mabel Smith Of the 1905 clat
of the normal has gone 70 Washington
TO teach the fall term.-Mrs. Fred 'hurj
daughter and granddaughter of Burln1
ton are guests of \. T.. Boyden ana IAN
iy.-Mrs. Hartwcll of South Framingha'|
Mass, has rented rooms at Luke PARISH
and moved her household goods there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
BRADFORD.

c. 7. Dlmick Of Revere, Mass, spe
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. F.
Clement.-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ, Taylor al
son. Wesley, were in Boston last week,
Mrs. II. h. Chamberlain and daught
have returned to their home in Columbu
Ohio.-Miss Ellen McDufee of Cambrids
Mass. is visiting Mrs. J.. f. Hnle.-Mi
Marcia Winship is he guest of Mrs. Hell
Blake King at Island Pond this week,
Mrs. +. ". Nye is spending some tin
with her daughter, Miss Helen Nye,
North Andover. Mass.-Miss Karlel
Hutchinson has finished work at q
Clarke store and is succeeded by Nj
Elsie Burroughs.-Miss Alice Crook is q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, A. r. shaw
Cambridge, Mass.-Mrs CLYDE Stephens
of Worcester. Mass. is visiting Mrs. Sar;
Ladd.-Miss Lulu Kennedy of Newport
at home for "A time.-Miss Nellie Norcro
is assisting in the p~ostofice this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
ORLEANS COUNTY


The Orleans county sunday school con-
vention will be held in this village Sep
TENDER y and 2S.-Mr and Mrs, Csc lr
Bliss moved last week TO G. G. Hatch's
residence. Mr., and Mrs. Hatch will board
with them.-Mr. and Mrs. Judson Stevens
from Glover was in town 10 attend the
funeral of John Bishop.-W. p. Kaiser
went to Stowe last Saturday,-Mrs Dill
ingham, mother of DR.. Dillingham;, of this
village, returned to her home In Johnson
last Wedncsday.-Joh Bishop. aged ;S
years. died TUESDAY morning of last week.
The funeral was held Thursday, the Rev.
W. Il, Allen officiating, Frlda the re-
mains were taken to STAFFORD, n. H., and