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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
ADDISON.

Tho ncXt club dance will be nest week -
Schools opened January .. Mrs. Lucy
Day is on the sick list.-Thc news was re-
cciVcd ON Sunday of the death OF Mrs
NoOnHn. Her death had been expected
for II long time as she WAS very low
Her son, Thomas. from Buffalo came
HON" to attend the funeral. Mrs. Nounan
had been Il resident OF this town for many
years Air. Noonan died only last July
She leaves two sisters. who reside in New
Jersey and four sons. The four sons were
the bearers She WAS about 20 years of
ag".-Mr. and Mrs C. Socgar returned
saturday from New York city. They
spent Christmas with Charles Willmurth.
Mr.. Stockwell ANA daughter OF Kansas
arc the guests of Mrs. NJ. T.. smith \
n,' citing was held in Middcbury on Dc-
ccnlbcr rs of the trolley car committee.
\. 7. Clark and :. r. Smith are the cont
mittoe from this town.--,January 10 is the
next meeting of the Ladies' Aid at tho
ry-RoS Spoonor is home on IA vuca-
tiull.
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FERPISBURGH.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
FAIRFIELD RoWDIEs FINED.
Disturbed the Christmas Tree Exercises
al ucrrick.

ST. Albuns. Jan. 3.-Ou Christmas
~" the congregation oi the little
church at IIcrIick undcrtook to carry
out tn" custom of other years aud
nave Il Christmas tree with the usual
appropriate exercises ANA again this
season. as on others, the celebration
WAS greatly disturbed and all but
ruined by the vulgar and unS""mly
conduct of q number of drunken row
dies. The wrath OF tn" good people
rose to t"vcr heat and they decided
to make an example Of the ring lead
crS aud try and put an end to tho
dirty work. 50 John Baker and tho
Britch brothers George and Rolliu.
were arrested and to-day arraign,d
before Justice w. H. Morey at East
Fairfcld charged with breach OF the
peace. Baker, who was defended by
T. :. Tupper. was found guilty and
hned S. and costs. lie appealed his
case and furnished bail. George
Britch pleaded not guilty ana demand
ed u jury trial. Tho jury brought IN
u verdict of guilty and his fine and
costs We're S40.5G or Il days in Frank
lin county Jail. lie couldn't pay and
is serving his time. Rollin Britch
was also convicted and paid his fine
that these convictions will result in
improved conditions in the locality
hereafter.
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ORWELL.

Edward +. Elliott filled the second
number Of our course last Friday even
ing, speaking To a good house. Tho next
number will be Apollo Glcc club January
25.-Owing to the continued illness of Miss
Francis Hin the village schools win CON
tlnuo closed this wcck.-Miss Laura II.
Branch gave Il party last Thursday
evening TO her young fricndN.-Mrs. II.
q. lIibhard went on Saturday 10 spend
the winter with her mother in Poultncv.
Miss Irene Lille Of Ilartlpnd is with
her brother, l.. T.. Iillie.--Word has been
received Of the serious illness of Mrs.
tdgcr 'atlin of Warsaw. lnd.--Mr. ana
Mrs. James Thomas spent Christmas IN
Saratoga, ~ Y,-Mablc Wells, Ruth vii
cox. Christine Melon, Maud Smith. Julia
Abcll Rolln Smith all returned to their
schools MondaN.--A daughter WAS born To
Dr. aud Mrs. J.. r. outlet Dee "2.--Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Murphy arc happy over
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
BURLINGTON. VT. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1907

tho arrival of a 10-pouud boy OH the 10Th. .--
j. e. Thomas has returned to Manchester
and Russell Young To his school in
Brooklnc. y. Y.--'rhc Foreign Depart
ment Women Missions met in the ladies
rooms on Wednesday N -. M
The annual meeting of tho Con
Ercgational society was held in the
vestry on Saturday. James Thomas was
elected moderator and ". -. Branch
clerk. Reports of the collector were read
and accepted and adopted. The prudent
ial COMMITTEES could not all attend and
the meeting was adjourned two weeks
January 13, at 10 q. m.--VWu prudent
were received into the Congro gational
Church last sunday y.--Rclei0us services
will b" held al this Wcek--1hc Rrv.
John Barstow OF Manchester VIII assist
our pastor, the Rcv. II. Swift.
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A REGULAR JOLLIFICATION.
Annual Meeting at Addison County
Agricultural society Pleasant
Affair.

Nfddlohiry, Ian. i-Fivc hundred of
TN. representative citizens and mem
Ders Of the Addison county Asricultur-
Ial society gathered i'm the oprra house
bore this ,ftcrnoou for the send annual
nicotine. or tho assori,tiou.
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NOUS
III" remaining oHl1"rS cIe't'" were: wee
presidents, John y, James of Neyhrids'
ana r. y. blsSeil ol Sh"reham; trcd L.
ltHmilt"n secretary, or West salisbury,
reelected; treasurer, {. |. button of Mid
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an az p,,,,on and A * ,.arr ,f Nid,i,o.
huI,. wore chose TO fiji the vacanci - ror
tbc two.vcar noriod
A vot. of thanks was tondcrel tn the
retiring president and TO DIR. Adams of
brandon Tor ms Eratu'l'""s services as
tho fair of last wear.
rnllowinc thc adinlIrun,cnt n corps Of
yaudcyillc entertainers from Boston, pro-
yidcd by Colonel llslcy, presented an on-
tcrtaming programme and Miss Edith
Porter of this town, and formerly from
Ticondcroga, a daughter of John O. Por
ter the well known horse trainer, u little
miss Of some 10 years, entertained the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
WEDDING IN WINDSOR.

Windsor Jan. 3.-'Ihc Rcv. Thomas cain
of lAconia, \. n and Miss sadie e.. Bat
l"r of this town were 80 quietly married
at the residence of Charles ". Gay, ESQ,
ON state street last evening that the new
did not get out uut,l to-day. 'rhc groom
Is well known hero having been pastor OF
the Bapilst Church for several years.
rho ceremony was performed 10y tu"
Rev. George Cloueh, who lives hero aud
who takes Mr.. Gains paStoratc here. TAc
couple l"tt for Clarom"nt. y. H., by car
riagc at $50 ocloch and Will bo at rome
after Eel ruary !, at 3S1 Union avenue. lit
coma.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
How to Feed Poultry Food.

We will send free. postpaid, 10 any
farmer or poultryman who will write
us, mentioning this paper. our dircc,
tious for feeding Pages Perfected
Poultry Food These directions rep
resent the combined experience OF
some of the best poultrymen in New
England who have used our food sue,
cessfully There are also given many
suggestions rs to the proper caro- to bs
givon hens to produce tho best results.
Carroll :. Fagc, Hyde rark VI.
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\ DANNIi.LE MAN DIED IDDENLY
IN \ BOSTON HOTEL.

NJ. +. Porter of Danvile, died sud-
denly Will" Hc was 1T dinner at the
quincy house in Boston. Tuesday even
ing about $50. Hc had boon in town Tor
the day TO transact a little business and
shortly after tive went TO his hotel for
dinner. lie had hccn seated at tho
table but a few minutes when ne sud-
denly became unconscious, his head icll
forward. and hrt for a couple OF Walters
he would have fallen from ms chair
to th" floor. \ physician who lives at
the hotel WAS quickly summoned. but
Mr.. Porter was dead when tho physician
reached his side. Tao body was taken
to briggs Undertaking room on lluward
street Mr.. Porter WA n wcll-to-do
farmer. In early lifc he WIS travel
ing salesman. lie was Il close ir'cud Of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith, who reside
At - Warren street, Concord. y. II. lie
had been spending four or live weeks
at the homo Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith, ana
went to Boston yesterday intending
purchasing a good Irving horse and Il
pair of work horses for his Vermont
farm of 100 acres. lie wts about -
years old, ana is survived hy no near
relatives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
BRISTOL.

Tho rural free delivery carriers mot
at the BriStol House Monday january
I. and orcimzcd under tn" name oc the
Addison County Rural Letter Carriers
association. Th" meeting was called To
order by T.. *. Eddy of Starksboro. and
the following officers were elected. ".
". Spooner of Ncrgonncs, president: \.
e. Squir"s of New Haven, icc-prcsidout:
T.. X. Eddy of Starksboro, secretary: l..
Il. Jacobs Of Bristol, treasurer; j. W
JHckman of Fcrrisburgh and T.. 4. Nor
ton ~ !5ridport executive c"mmittc. 1t
Was voted 10 hold the next meeting in
Middlcbury February -, 1906, at 1890 a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
LINCOLN.

Cornelius Bristol, VINO has been in poor
health this winter, has been much worse
,hc past week. suffering from hernia. II
is feared an operation Will be necessary
Mr.. and Mrs. John Biut"n were in Warren
Wcdn, sday. Mrs. 4. Y. Morgan enter
tanned her Sunday school class Tuesday
evening. Vocal and instrumental music
reading and story telling made the even
ing IA very enjoyable one The class num-
bers lj most of whom are young married
people ana all ere present Refreshments
Coulinucd On second pnKe.p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
MIDDLEBURY.

Th" loading Of Il car with fl"occs uf
wool here a few days since, IS evidence
that Addison county is stll a wool cen
ter Mr.. Brush, vino has been huNlns
wool I'M this vicinity, is understood to
b. WORKING ~ th" interest of Mr,srs
Nsucw " Co, IF Port Henry. II seems
tu ho - singular fact that coarse Woul
ia higher in price thin tho uoriuo uuc
wool nocros. bat tho latter ave 50 much
heavier that It makes the pruduction
moro nearly even. I'll" mutton Of the
coarse wool sheep, however, Is 50 much
more yauahl, for food that it pretty
nearly cvons ny the valu" Of tho differ
cnt breeds, Good coarse wool sells at
% ccpts, while the fine wool brings only
2O cents pcr pound.
Mrs. \. A. Tarnsworth of New IIavcn
and daughter, have moved to this vii
lagc ana viii make their permanent
home here,
The following officers were chosen at
the regular meeting of otter Crcck Lodge
No. 80. knights of Pythias: Chancellor
commander, l.. Il. Newton; vcc-chan-
ccllor. George r. stair; prclatc. II. l..
Avorll: mast"r-at-arms X. S. Robbins
master Of finance, Claiming Williams;
lnaSttr OF fNfn''lUtI, Sl'tHlbll =. Idity
trustee for three years, w. IS Moore
The installation of officers viii take
rlacc Tuesday evening, January 0, 1906
District Grand Chancellor $. :, Eddy
Will Oficiatc.
roley of Rutland The funeral was
held from s.. Marv's Catholic church
on Tuesday morning at min" o'clock The
Rev. Father shannon oticat,d,
At the annual meeting Of Nddlcbury
Grange the following officers were elect
I'd: Master Willis e. CudN; ovcrsccr
Hrod BroOkns; lecturer, Mary T.. Cady;
steward. Charles \. Sumner; assistant
steward, julius Sccly, Jr,; chaplain,
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SHOREHAM.

a case of typhoid fever is report ~ il.
the home OF Elmer Austin at I.arrahca' :
point.-GcorGe Baker Of Brandon was 80
recent guest AT Julius Gdkcr $ Hugh
Baker, who came UP from Nashua FOR
Christmas, has rcturn"d.-Johu Larruncy
has returned to Ann Arbor. Mich.--A sci
of Appctou'S encyclopaedia from JuaEc
Jonathan Ross. has been awarded "a
Shorchum library above other applicants.
o. Mr.. ana Mrs +. T.. Plu't entertained
the Moravian club ANA their friends Tues
dav. January >
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BRISTOL.


Dr. and Mrs X. e. Iinsl"Y arc at homo
tr"u visit with Mrs. IjnSl'y's parents
in Round Lake. y. Miss Mary Var
noy Of iant"n IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l'. Nam'y.- Th" stores OF NJ. i. Narn"y
land Il. I. iidt"h Will b" closcd every
evening during January and February OK
.cort Tuesday and Saturday evenings
Miss SiurttNart haS moved int" tn" 'N'il
tenement on West S'r'et.-MiSS Mae bll-
hon of burlington is spending the holidays
mere Will hcr parents MI ANA Mrs. Ah-
drew Dillon Miss lI'% S''td'ndh OF Bur
lhEt"h has been visiting hls mother Mrs.
Joihle Steadinan' 'h" past "''k'--MlSs
S''ili Hammer "i New YORK Guy IS spehd-
lhL 'i'e mondays WIN h'r m"thcl.-l" :.
Warner mas h''n III lioSt"h the past week
u" nuS'h'HS' A'""' ;" "I 'h' ir1'h"s ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
VERMONT TRIBUNE SOLD.

Tho Vermont Tribune has been sold
to corporation formed of Ludlow in
diViduals, the formal sale being CON
summatcd last Monday night T.. II.
Crane, representing the Vermont Print
ing company, make the transfer. Thc
consideration is not announced, but the
capital stock Of the new concern, which
goes under the style and title of Tht
Vermont Tribune, inc. is SG0uo, which
may bc taken as n fair measure Of the
probable price. The directors OF the
purchasing corporation, are john q.
Sargent president; Mary T.. Reed, clcrk,
and Winfield u. Sargent clerk of tho
Marble SAVINGS hank of Rutland. The
original articles Of Incorporation inolud-
ed the names of ". W. StiCkncN, Mrs.
John q. Sargent and tienry q. Bradley
OF northampton, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04

Admiral Dewey sent Christmas mos.
sage 10 tho officers ana mor of the Am.
crican navy tGroughout the world IN ;ime
Ia reach every American Warship some
time Christmas day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04

Perfectly healthy people have pure,
rich blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla puri-
hcs and onrichcs the blood and makes
pCQplc healthy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04

NInyor-clcct I'itzsorald Of Bostou Wtl
make an effort To give Boston a new cily
hail 1t is suggested to place the build.
ing on the Public Garden.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04

each given big box of food to carry
home and an immense amount of
clothing was distributed among the
women ana children.
Th's evening there was a big Christ
mas tree in the hail for the children
all of whom were provided with pres
cnts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-04
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
.4sc-.> tain State. ....-4
, HE NEWS BY COUNTIES

Ninooski Valley, Villages
O -, IN, Y,,,rs sc .Ls u.L. .o e..
M u" WV '"o :" '"e '"~e w '"e
-
- ssumpsic, AlonE otter Creek
and by the shores Of White
River Covered by SPEC
cial Corrcspop Ieuts.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-11-22
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF kentueky's Vote Will Cause No
Changes, II Is Predicted.

Frankfort. Ky.-The democratic
state executive commission will can
vass the returns OF the recent state
primary and issue certificates to the
successful candidates. There is no
probability that the official figures Will
change the result Of any race, it is
predicted. The only candidate not liv.
ing in Frankfort who has arrived to
witness the official count is NJ. 0. Win.
frey, of Bell. A meeting Of the state
election commission was called for
Monday. November 90. TO canvass the
returns in the congressional election.
The law says the count must be mada
that day, whether the returns are all
in or not, but Boone county has failed
TO report thus far, and unless its re-
turns are in by Monday Joe Rhinock
might lose his seat in congress.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-11-22

An honest man who's seeking after
God is as sure Of heaven as the man
who is on full tilt after glory.-Sam
Jones.
lnfidelity is nine-tenths mouth
Sam Jones.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-11-22
BURGLAR RAN FOR DOCTOR
That the Woman Accidentally sho,
Might Live.

Glasgow, Ky.-A burglar going for
a physician that the woman accidental.
ly shot when he was breaking into her
home might not die, is reported from
Hardin county. Matt Sanidge. a Grip
pie, aud mis- wife were awakened by
the burglars movements. Sanidge ana
his wife picked up firearms convent
emily adjacent and commanded the ia.
truder TO depart. He declined. and the
couple began firing. Mrs. Sanidee's
skirt caught on the trigger Of heI gun
and the load entered her right thigh.
For Gods sake, call a doctorl" san.
ldge cried to the burglar The mau.
rauder departed at once, and within a
short time a physician arrived, saying
he had been summoned by a stranger.
Mrs. Sanidge's recovery Is considered
doubtful. A man giving his name as
Peak has been arrested. charged with
the attempted burglary.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-11-22
SHEER CURLED HER RED LIPS
AS SHE eAzED UPON THE DYING
MILLIONAIRE
The Bullet speeded BY Her Hand Laid
Low--Baroness Kills Proprietor
OF New York Factory.


New York, Nov. 20.-Anisia Louise
DE Vernon, declared by the police to
be the Baroness de Massey, French
noblewoman Of high lineage and mar
rled 10 a friend Of Count Boni de Cas-
tellane, fatally wounded Il. Gustave
simon. millionaire proprietor of
manufacturing and importing estab-
lishment az Goa Broadway, by shooting
him through the left lung with a bull
Let from a 32-caliber revolver.
Mr. Simon died at ST. Vincents hos
pital from internal hemorrhages caus-
ed by mis- wound. The baroness &c
Massey is now held Al the Mulberry
street police station on a charge CT
murder and win be arraigned in the
Tombs police court.
Back of the murder Of the millionire
the police believe from their invesu-
cations that a puzzling mystery still
remains unraveled. The sons Of the
slain man declare that the cause Of
the murder was the frenzied piqUe OF
an excitable French woman at not re-
ceivlng $50 a month IN wages at the
time she desired. The police, how
ever, learned from the woman that her
husband was mysteriously killed a
number Of years ago, and that she
came TO American 10 seek revenge.
Il Is their belief that in a frenzy she
mistakenly attacked Simon for the
man she sought as the assassin Of her
husband When arrested she was
richly gowned and beieweled and had
over $50 in bills in her possession.
Shot Down Her Victim.
The baroness shot down her victim
during business hours in the presence
of 90 screaming women employees and
a number Of men. on the sixth moor
of the Holtz building
AS Mr. simon sank dying to the
floor the beautiful Parisienne calmly
hid the revolver In the folds Of her
GOWN and. after gazing contemptuous.
ly a his PROSTATE body, hurried
through a door leading to the stairway
aud made her way down six flights Of
stairs to Broadway She was followed
by a suspicious emplOye Of another
arm and by a witness of the tragedy
i'm the elevator AS she started 20
cross the crowded thoroughfare the
eyewitnesses of the killing informed
Policeman James Rogan. who took
NE woman by the arm. arrested her
and took her back to the scene Of the
shooting As they reached the second
story Rogan reached down and picked
mp a brand new 32-csliber revolver.
JAS he did so the woman gasped. but
said nothing
She was taken before the dying man
who said: Eyes. that's the woman.
She shot me down"
Without trace Of fear the fair man
killer looked at Simon. then turned
sneeringly toward Rogan and said;
1T Is an untrue. / did not shoot
this man. 10 would not be worth while.
ask that you allow me to go 70 my
home"
When searched at the station $50
In bills and a number of letters signed
r. Gustav Simon were found in her
possession.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-11-22
Berea and Vicinity.
GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES
HOW TO LOOK WE'LL


by Dr. Cowley.
why Is II one person looks neat in
a suit of overdlls while another looks
slOvenly In a $40 sli' of br0adclOth?
The difference ! snOt In the face but
Ia the carriage and poise. How does
person stand. breathe. walk, sit?
This is what determines a mans APP
pearance and not the shape of his
mouth or nose Men form their judg
ment of each other largely By these
points of general appearance. Whether
this Is a correct wav of judging or
not matters little The fact stands
that It IL the common way with men.
few general rules for general car
riage may be OF service.
First. To stand -7rractly. place the
heels close together with toes turn
ed slightly out. keen lees straight and
try 10 get the to- " the head as
far from the sidew Nd as near the
clouds as possible. Tho shoulders and
back viii follow tho head. Second:
Sitting. Keep the lower end OF the
spine in contact W.T." tho back OF the
chair and the head m as In standing
Don't try 90 lie down In a straight
backed chair. II Won are too tired 10
sit up lie down in bed Third. Deep
breathing should be nractised az least
once day. for ton minutes. Take
proper standing position and slowly
ill the lungs v-i'' % ~ the same
time raising the stiff arms sidewise
above the head. stretching 10 the high
est possible poiu' Students should
Try this simple little plan 10 drive
away Tie drowsiness which comes on
dur ing the evening study. Fourth.
In walking follow the rule OF carrying
the head high Carry the weight Of
the body well forward on the balls OF
the feet and not on the heels. This
gives elasticity and grace TO the walk
Hands should be AZ the side not I'm the
pockets Walking Is one OF the bcs
exercises for busy men. for 81 takes
no extra time, and requires only
thOughtfulnoss for its perfection.
Our general carriage Is quite import.
ant from the standnolnt Of health. On
vital organs especialiv the heirt and
lungs require certain amount OF
room In which TO do their work n
that work Is To b. ~oV done IT their
work g. not well done the whole sys-
tenn suffers
II Is possible for mon IN acquire
good carriage and an ATTRACTIVE bod
ily appearance ONLY hv making IN ef-
fort for a. n we would he mentally
alert aud keen We oro willing 10 spen
years in gaining our orinf INT we ox-
pect our bodies 10 care for themselves
We expect too nlueh " will never
happen. A neglected hndv takes the
same course as 70 neglected mind
downward