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nit s,n,m 9srIat pOn $4,000 in
6lammen auf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
NEWPORT.

Fred Cattcrach passed q few days with
his mother, Mrs. j. c. Cattanach.-Mr
and Mrs. Henry Smith are the parents
OF twins born September 2o-E l.
Drury. who has been passing n few
days at O. II. Rowsons. returned to
Montpelier Tuesday.--Ora SWEET of Ar
lInEton. Mass. is passing = few days
with his parents.
The district meeting of the Bcbckahs
was held here in the l. O. O. T. hall last
wook. Large delegations from Island
Pond, Barton ard Derby Line wore pro
scnt \ banquet was given Thursday
evening to about go pooplo.-E, f.
Spauldi1g has returned to this vicinity
with his housoboat and IS anchored OPP
posite Farrant's Point. He has book
in which the names of all callers ana Wis
ltors are registered containing at present
"a names These names include many
from all parts of the country. some from
for ign couutrics.-Work on the Lady "
the Lake has been completed and the
tor schedule " trains on the Il. & "
went into effect Sunday night. G.
Blanchard and family arc In Eoston for
a few days Miss Mamie Williams is
assisting in tie National Bank-The
students of the grammar school ana m
gave box social at Academy hall Sat
ur1cV evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

r h. Galusha of Dorchester Mass
has made gift of 800 to be used for
such public purposes as may be decided
upon in Royalton, though it is his hope
that the amount may be made the nue.
leus OF fund to provide for the cree
ton Of a building suitable for a public
hall and home for the Masonic Lodge"
Mr.. and Mrs Mayo of Hcrkimer y.
Y, have been at tho South RoyaltDn
House the past weeli.--A daughter was
born on Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Alden
Small.-Charles Dageart OF Charles
ton. a former resident is visiting
friends in town-GeorGc Leonard of
Brattlehoro has moved into the Whit
comb housc.-Dr and Mrs. O. J. Ellis
of Pittstield have moved into Or Bur
netts rcsidonCe.--Mr and Mrs. Choate
of Boston are passing few weeks
with her sister Mrs Mary Talbert...-
Miss Josephine Briggs Of Somerville,
Mass, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Ar
lotta Durkcc.-Mrs. Mary Griswold Of
Montpelier Is the guest of her mother,
Mrs Martha Siblcy.-Charles Burbank
of Providence, r. l., is at l.. u. MCln-
tosh's.-Mrs, A. T. skinner has gone
to Boston on a visit,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
DEEPLY.

Mrs. c. II. Bates went to New York
last Friday and will return this week
John Wood has moved to Edward
Dernsha's farm which he has taken for
five years-I'armers are feeling quite
anxious here about the rainy weather.
Many of them have large quantities of
grain and corn cut and rptting on the
und.-Henry Daviss baby girl died
last Friday night it was eight days
old and was sick only a few hours.
Mrs. Davis was very sick at the time
of its death, but is reported little bet
tcr.-Guy Cook has moved his family
into Luther Sawyers house, Mr.. Sawyer
having moved back to his farm. Mr.,
auckland has moved into the house he
bought of Charles Daggett after
thoroughly repairing it.-Lucian JENNIE
store house was dedicated last Friday
night by an informal characterization
C,rout of Newport was at his fathers 5,
George Grout, last Sunday.-Eggs are
selling at 20 cents per dozen and butter
for II cents per pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
BRAINTREE.

Mr. and Mrs. r. 6. Mann and Ny. and
IRIS. +. l. Fisher went Monday to Ros-
ton for a two weeks vist.-William Bill
lnCs Of potsdam, y. Y, has bought
Elviu Martins farm in Fast Bralntree
paying $3.50 dc takes possession the first
Of November hut docs not intend To move
hear until sDring.-Mr. and Mrs. {. NJ.
Dana Of Naitshcd Wee in town last
week on business Mrs. Lucy Fisher has
returned home from Randolph.-Harry
White of Brattlehoro is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. George Bingham.-Miss Ethel
G. vcland is in Wai;sticld the guest OF
Mrs. G. NJ Dana a former schoolmatc.-
Charles Montgomery Of Boston and Mrs.
Mary Montgomery and daughter OF
Rand llnh visited at y. i. Fishers last
wcck.-Dr. Ri"h and family have re-
turned to burlington after camping five
weeks on the V. l. Spear farm.-Dcni-
son LOOMS Of Gilmangton, Wis, visit
at Phalonda UOomis) Bass last
wcck-E. II. Powers and Sherman Cod
frey have cach recently built large
round sila ard Mr.. Powers and John
Bingham have each purchased a new
gasoline engine and are now busy with
the corr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
ROCHESTER,.

The people Of Rochester voted on
Saturday to deposit $2O,oo0 to be paid
to the w. 4. V. r. Il. ON or before
November |, 1905, or whenever the
road is pronounced to be in good con-
dition by the State railroad commits
sioners 1t is also understood that
the road shall be kept i'm good order
aud shall continue in opcrat!on.-tni-
ted state Inspector sawyer is In town
looking up the new r. +. ID. route from
Rochester to he known as route No. y.
Leslie Pierce returned from Boston
Friday.--O. f.. Whitmore was in Bran
don Saturday.-W H. Campbell and
Mrs. Iizzi" Huntington We're very
quietly married Saturday at $3.50 a. m,
at the home Of Mrs. Huntington by the
Rev w. H. watson, pastor Of the
congregational church. They left at
once for New York and Washington.
Mrs. Susan Campbell of Brandon is
visiting friends in town-Mlss Ellen
Mcneil and Harry Benton of New Ha-
ven spent Saturday with Miss Ruth
McNeil.-The Rev. Mary T. whitney
returned to her home I'm SomcrVillc,
Mass, on Monday.-Mrs. +. A Kezer
attended the w, c. r. L. L, convention
In Brandon last wcek-Dr. and Mrs.
c NJ. Campbell arrived in town last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
BRANDON.

Peter Collins died OF apoplcXy Satur-
day at hS no on Pearl street. Mr..
Collins was In his usual health during tho
forenoon and about twelve o'clock drove
to his HON" for dinner a'5 was taken ~
while driving mp To- the house and died
U.,nin - minutes. Mr. Collins vas Il
trainer Of horses and had mis- stable at the
Brandon Inn barn. Besides a wife he is
survived by a bon and daughtor.-Adrian
Il. Webb leaves town this week for Rut-
land, who're he will spend the winter with
relatives Mrs. w. \. Girard has
returned to her home m Grand Isle
&. II. BlSs returned Saturday To his home
i'm New York city.-Miss Maud Farnham
spent sunday at her home in Shorcham. -
Mrs. Christine IIaase has gone TO Proctor
for several day. stay with her son.-A.
r. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.. Smith, G. H.
Young and w. O. Ray went to Orwell
Sunday to attend the funeral Of S. Y. Eel
tomb. j. Murray is quite i'll at his home
at Forest Park farm.-Miss Ruth Burn
ham of Middlohury spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Burn
ham.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10

Calvin Pratt. October b.--Webh stenrna
and Miss Lucy Bracket OF Plymouth, n.
H.. are guests of tho Misses Reed for n
few days.-Among those from out Of
town who attended services at the Meth
odst Church Sunday were Mrs. Jay Her
sey OF Hardwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Holt OF Calais. and Mr.. Palmer and Seth
Mobiles OF Middlesex The Foresters will
hold a social dance in their hall Friday
evening.-The Misses George and Agnes
Wilson and Mrs. Kate Wilson Common
went Monday to Barre, from which place
they went to Albany, n. Y, to enter the
Albany Business College. Mrs. Wilson
and little Estele accompanied them to
Barre and will remain there for several
weeksMrs. Caroline Pike sold her real
estate here to Mr. and Mrs. George
Hathaway Saturday Rev. George
Smith OF Highgate was in town Friday
and It Is understood that the Hunt farm
trade has fallen through.-Mr. and Mrs.
jay Hersey of ITardwick are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
LOWELL.

William Kelley has moved from Mrs.
L. Browns tenement into the hotel he
lately purchased of the Charles Green
wood estate Mr., Kelley Will continue
his hotel husiness.-Buell Potter passed
last week in Fairheld,-Mrs. l.. r, Sin
clair was in Burlington this week-R.
NJ Powers has sold his farm to his SON
in-law. Leo Shufelt--Mrs. c. \. Barre
was in Montgomery Center Monday to at
tend the funeral of her niece, Mrs, Morse.
Mrs. Carpenter Of Richford Is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Laura Brown.-Mr,
and Mrs. Philip Parents are in Buriins-
ton this week to consult an occulist in
regard to Mrs Parents's eyes.-Mrs'
Ami Leach of WatcrVillc IS stopping a
short time with her daughter, Mrs. George
Mitchell.-Thc marriage of Elma carter
and Herbert Knight was sol"mn1zed
September %. instead OF Elma Knight
and Herbert Carter as was reported last
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

Day Sawyer, aged about 10 years, son
OF NJ L. Sawyer underwent serious
operation Friday for stoppage. Drs.
Maynard of Burlington, Kinney of
Greensboro and Dillingham; of this viii
laCe performed the operation. The boy
seems to be doing well Miss Myra
Gage trained nurse from Burlington
is caring for hm.--H. W. Bishop has
purchased c. G. STATIONS farm for s., e
5oO.-liomcr Bartlcttc has purchased of
Ben Hoyt the two story house near his
store for sl.JOo.--llarrv Emery has rent
ed X. c. Moody's village residence, pos
session to be given october 15.-Thc
Mother Goose entertainment given by the
children on Chldren's night at the
Grange was an enjoyable occasion for
both old and young. Light refreshments
were Servcd.-Gladys Lane from Hyde
Park is working in the store of Mrs f..
y Nelson
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10

ed Monday evening at the wedding at
Barre of Frank A. worthen of st. Johns
bury and Miss Bva l.. Wark of Barre.
The case of Hiram b. Wedge, admin
istrator of the estate OF Israel Gull
mont vs. the Central Vermont railway,
which went on trial in washington
county court Tuesday morning, came
to an abrupt ending yesterday after
noon. The defendant railroad intro
duced no testimony and when the
plaintiff rested, w. y. G. Stckney ar
gued motion for a verdict for the
defendant company on the ground
that the testimony at the second trial
was the same as at the FIRST trial and
that supreme court sent the case back
and reversed the judgment on the
ground that on the evidence intro
duccd at the first trial the court should
have directed n verdict for the com
pany because of contributory ncgli-
Eence on the part of the plaintiff +.
L. Laird and r. A. Hoar opposed this
motion for "A verdict and the court
took it under consideration. This af-
tcrnoon Judge Waterman granted the
motion, ordered the jury to return a
verdict for the defendant railroad 10
recover its costs, and the case went
off tho docket.
Miss Camille a. Jerome and Guy W
BcllSnap of Brushton. n. Y, were mar
ricd yesterday afternoon at st. Angus
tines Church rcCtory by the Rev
Father j. j. Cullion. The couple we're
attended by Mr.. and Mrs james A.
jerome, parents of tho bride Follow
Ing a dinner ut the homo of the bride
ON North Franklin street Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Bclknap left last evening for n
wedding rip. They are to reside in
Windsor whore the groom is a tclc-
Graph operator and will be at homo
| there after November T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-10
CHELSEA.

The annual reunion Of Co !, 18th Vt.
Volunteers was held at Sons Of Veterans
Hall last Saturday. Sixteen Of the 30
suIVsors were present, including Henry
Cram from Providence. r. l., who had
not been with them for six years, II was
the 45th anniversary of their enlistment
Last Saturday a two-year-old chestnut
colt belonging to W. H. Dearborn and
running in the Cleveland field OF Maple
ST. fell into Il board covered well and
was so injured that it had TO be killed
Mrs L. y. Moody and infant son are
guests of some of his former parishioners,
-Goorgc T.. Hatch Of Milford, n. H.. is
The guest of his brother, Postmaster
Willard s. Hatch.-Landlord Elgin d,
Barncs IS running the Tunbridge House
during the worlds Fair" as he did
last year, and William Robbins Is
temporarily in charge OF Orange County
hotcl.-Nathan Hanson OF Plymouth, n.
IL has recently visited his sister, Mrs.
Walter +. Adams, Is being the FIRST time
in % ycars.-Wil A, Reed, a young far
mcr on the Randolph road, had the mid
die finger of his right hand badly
mutlatcd in an ensilagc cutter recently
Philip j. Little who recently with his
family removed to Leominster, Mass, is
in town looking after, the crops upon his
farm.-Col, r, S. Emery, collector of GUS
toms of the Memphr.magog district with
Mrs Emery is spending the week at
Orange County hotel.-Mrs. Ellen Dur
kcc, aged GS years, died Saturday evening
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. w, II
Dcusmorc. after a short Illness. She
was the widow of the late s. p. Durkee
who died IN November 1905 in Tunbridge
Miss Alice McQuillin Of Atkin, MINI.
Is to spend the winter with her aunt
Mrs, Mary Goorge.-The new Grange
han In Fred a. Ordway's block was
dedicated recently.-Mrs. Chas. T.. God
frey, who has been visiting her friend
Mrs, Fred +. Weeks at Shirley, Mass.
has sold her place on Jail St, to George
w, Hcrsey and his daughter, Mrs. Holmes
Mrs, Flanders sells her household
goods at auction Saturday.--Wir C.
Holmes has returned from New York. -
Mr., and Mrs, Harry J. Bell OF Leominster
Mass, are guests at Orange County
hotel. They were residents here sixteen
years ago whore he was manager of the
Bell Shoe company. Mr. Bell is managing
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FORESTDALE.

Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Churchill were
among the excursionists TO New York
last week.The Womans Auxiliary met
with Mrs. A. G. Chapcn Wednesday af-
ternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. r. Partlow
are passing n week with Mr.. and Mrs
l.. H. Cooke Of Dandy Miss Florence
Kimball Of Ludlow passed Sunday in
this place.-Mr. and Mrs. Narnum Whit
comb of Rutland are visiting their son.
w II. e. Whitcomh.-Mrs. 4. s. Newton
has gone to salisbury where she will
pass the winter with her daughter Mrs.
Paul ficld.-Mr. and Mrs Antoine For
tier of Proctor are visiting relatives here.
/. G. Newton of TicondcroEa, n Y.
and T. A. Newton of West Salisbury
passed Sunday with their brother, G. f..
Newton.--Mss Matte Nicklaw of Rut-
land Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
j. f.. Nicklaw
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GAYSVILLE.

Mrs. Sarah G. Tucker is In Barre this
week attending the New England branch
o. the w. f. NJ. s. She will also visit
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gordon Of that city
and neice Miss Grace Snow at Mont
pelier Seminary lillian Reed is NOV
Ing into Harris Waters house and Forest
Shurteff will occupy the tenement he
Vacates at Andrew Harrlngtons.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Markham of Illinois
have cen visitors at O. ~ Harrington
Mrs. William Reed has returned from
n two weeks stay In White River juno
tlon.-Alfred Quimby is to move to Pitts
field where he has cmploYmcnt-Mrs.
Riley blanchard, who has been spend
ing two weeks with her daughter in Pos
ton came home Saturday. Reed
passed last week in Springfield and
Athol, Mass Mrs. Hattie Conghlin "
Jonesvillc is the guest Of her brother
Sina Loury.-Mr and Mrs. Martin w
man Jr., returned Friday from a visit
Of four weeks in Boston. Miss Emma
Nye has finished work for Mrs T. g.
Fletcher.
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of Whitehall Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Z. Il. Wilcox, here.
Jay Roberts and wife have gone West
for an extended visit. They will return by
way of Leeville, Louisiana, where Mr.
Roberts has a brother.-Mrs. Julia Hlg-
gins has returned from Putnam where
she has been for several weeks among
rclatives.-Mrs. Sarah Reed widow of the
late Fred Reed, died at her home In
Castlcton Sunday morning. The romans
we're brought here for burial beside her
husband. Samuel Smith and wife, Mrs
G. A. Munger Mildred Moore and James
Young were Rutland visitors Saturday.
A. c. Moore was in Fair Haven satur-