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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-09-05

FoR SALE---My ranch of go acres to-
RetheI With 60 hesd of horses and 200
bead Of good Shorthorn cattle. $50
acres under cultivation. Ranch located
in the valley of tho Missouri river, aud
soa the richest in the world. Will also
sell f:rm machinery, which is all new.
Deal must be cash. Price right F.W.
Hannah. Chilcot. N. d. Ward county.
Is 29tf
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Call at Stoltz lumber >ar,
and get prices on all kinds Of
bnilding material. Hard and
soft coal. G. 81. Ruua. agent.
WANrED-lO,OOO bushels OF oats, right
prices paid.
A. A. ROBINSON ELEVATOR Co.
s-29-9.l9
FoR SALE-Two Scotch collie pups,
thoroughbred, eligible to regi,ter; sable
and white inquire of E. E. Miller, the
dairyman. Mipot, N D. s 22-9-12
A tran was wrecked on the
Berthold Crosby branch last
week, which was the first wreck
that road had experienced. Lit
tie damaoe was done.
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J. f. Birch's baby boy has
been precariously i'll but is bet
ter.
Angus Fraser's little son has
been at deaths moor but IS On
the men.
Farm Loans-Grant S. You
mans. Z-zlU
Leave orders for engraved
cards at the Independent Office.
Anton Knudson of New Rock
ford broke his leg twice within
four months. His neighbors gath
cred and gave him a good time,
also purse of SOB.
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State Of North Dakota. deceased. has boon rem.
dered to and filed in this court, that the said
account is one for final settlement of said es-
tate, and said state is ready for distribution.
that Monday, the seventh day Of October. A. d.
day at the court rooms OF this court in the
Court House in the City Of Minot County Of
Ward and State of North Dakota, has been
duly appointed by this court for the settlement
thereof. and for the distribution of said estate,
at which time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file his excep-
tions, in writing, to said report and accounting
or any part thereof and contest the same.
And you, the above named respondents and
eacL of you, are hereby cited and required then
and there to be and appear before this court
and show cause. if any you have, why said &C.
count shall not be allowed.
Dated the 18th day of August, A. D. 1907.
BY the Courts
N. Davis.
Judge of the County Court.
Let service of the above citation be made by
publication thereof for a period OF four weeks
in the Ward County Independent published at
Minot, N. D. S-l5-9-l9
c. Aurland. Atty. 'Minot, N. D.
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THE MORE YOU SMOKE
THE MORE WE MAKE

Harry Blom's new granary is beau
tiful structure.
part of the week with his parents at
Ryder.
Little Miss Phrona Ball, OF Ryder, is
visiting with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Somers.
Miss Lucille Wilson spent week in
Minot with her grandmother, Mrs
Wilson,
Chef Vandenoever left for
Omaha where he is attending
school.
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is better again.
James Foley is getting ready to
thresh grain.
Fred Woodawiss visited at Pleasant
Hill on Sunday.
T.. B. Detweiler left for Grass Lake
Monday.
Did you look for the mail man on
Monday. Well, he did not come
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NOTICE AND CITATION, HEARING OF FINAL
REPORT AND ACCOUNT

MT UNI ANU hSSOONl
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, H. County Court.
County of Ward. Davis, Judge
In the matter of the Estate Of Stork Manger,
deceased.
w Mansfield, Petitioner,
VS..
S;da Kn~te Manner J"hn T. Notice and Cita.
Manager, Anna Wilson, Mary ton. hearing OF
Hagen Olaf r Manger, Ben flna! eport
Lizzie Hansen, Rasm1s MAJ Distribution OF
ger, Stork Stamnesleiren. all Estate
others interested in the es.
tate of Stork Manger, de-
ceased, Respondents.
The State of North Dakota to the above named
Respondents:
You, the said respondents above named, and
all other persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified that the final account Of the
executor of the last will of Stork Manger late
of the City of tlinot in the County Of Ward and
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Farmers:

Why not keep your farms insured
against fire anu tornado in the best com
psnies? Montgomery & Compa, y, Office
IN Renwald Land Agency, Mino..
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l.. S. Champine and wife left
Minot Saturday for Minneapolis
whore they will make their home.
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When thinking Of Photographs
think Of Moore, the leading pho
tographer of North Dakota. Re-
member it's the man behind the
If
Autom obile Cwno.e. We can insure
your au to while in any part OF the state
against loss by fire for S22.50per thous-
and. N OF ,omery & Company.
Mrs. E. j. Picker from Maxbass Wis
it'd old friends in Minot last week.
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Remember US for
Flowers, Rakes, Hay
ing Tools OF all kinus.
II W. h.vso't VIVA you want
but we're more than likely to
have just Wn.' you want) why.
W. viii send tor Il p 20.
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Notice and Cita.
ton. Hearing of
Final r eport
and Accountant
Distribution OF
Estate.
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Horses for Sale on Time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25
NEW HAVEN.

Mr. 3nd Mrs. Levi Brelow Of Port
Henry. y. Y. and Ms. Jennie Davis of
Kcene, y. H.. have been visiting in
town the past week.-Frank Hathorn of
Potsdam, ~ Y, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs w. NJ. Partch.-Mrs Mary White
of Sheburne is visiting Mrs. T. F. Row
leY.-Mss Sawyer of Providence is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs G. r. Palmer
J. F. Rowley Of Center Rutland passed
sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
+. T. Rowley.-JoYce Kingsley of Proctor
was at home over Sunday-Miss Lizzie
Wright of Bristol was the guest of Mrs
G. G. Coates SundaY.-Mr, and Mrs Roy
Bicknell of Bristol We're guests OF Miss
Bell sherman Sundav.-G. f. Washburn
was in Middehury Saturdav-Nrs
Thresia Gregory and son of Middlebury
are passing their vacation in town. guests
of Mrs. GreeOry's brother. w. V. Sturte-
vant.-A barn belonging to F. II. Conant
was struck by tightening Saturday after
noon and burncd.-Wnlam Ifen,nan is at
home from camp AZ Long point.-Arthur
Herman Of pittsford pissed sunday with
his parents. MI and Mrs. y. j. lehman.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Lajoy of Glenside
avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs, Coe OF
West Burke for a few days.-Miss LaXino
Mcdonald Of Quincy Mass, Is passing IL
few weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Donald.--Mrs. A. G. Smith Is visit
ing in Montpelier for n few days.-Guy
Knapp of New Haven, Conn. is visiting
in town,-Mrs. c. f. Davis and her sister
Mary Haincs. of Bellows Falls returned
Saturday from visit In Waterbury.-Miss
Freda Prince VINO has been visiting her ia
thor In Cambridge, has returned home
Ned Mack, who spent a weeks vacation
with his parent here and at Caspian lake.
returned Saturday to Wilmington. Dell
whore he Is employcd.--Mrs. Kelley and
daughter. Dorothy, Of Trenton. y. j., has
been visiting in town.. c. Danforth's
Sunday school class served ice cream
and cake Wednesday evening on the lawn
in front of the Congregational Church.
Tho proceeds will go toward the pipe or
gan. and Mrs. J. w Noble have
been visiting at Island Pond, Their
daughter, Almira, remained for longer
stay and they were accompanied home
by Mrs. fletcher, Mrs. Mobiles mother,
who will visit here for while.--Miss
Mary Michael resumed work in the bank
Monday morning after weeks vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Clemens have re-
turned from their wedding trip of several
weeks in Massachusetts.
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SOUTH STARKSRORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. ElcZar Shattuck went
to Richmond last week to visit at Jo-
siah Fuller s.-Amclia Dumas Of Lin
coin was the guest of her son. Fred,
last woek.-Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Cong"r
of Wolcott visited her cousin. Mrs T..
II Young, Thursday.-Mrs Annie
Tracy of Malone. y. Y. is visiting her
nephew. Daniel Sargent ana two
nicccs. Mrs. Elsie Lafayette ana Mrs.
Jennie Orvis.-Mary Wright Of Jericho
is visiting relatives ana friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and child re-
turned to BROOKLYN Saturday
The Ladies' Home Circle met with Mrs
Mary Young Thursday aftcrnoon.--The
Rev Tru" Hill will hold a meeting Sun
day afternoon In the east district.-Miss
Lou Cnderhill and Emma Williams. who
have been stopping at MARY Youngs
will return 10 their home in brooklyn
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and
daughter, Alice. of Brooklyn. who have
been with Daniel Hall!ck's family Nv,
weeks returned home Monday The
Friends quarterly meeting will he held
August IN and 1l,-Marv!n Purinton has
gone to Iincoln.-Mr. and Mrs DaviJ
Merrill of Lincoln visited her parents
Sunday
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GRANVILLE.

Henry Riley has rented the house va
Gated by Nerlon Wood at the Corner -
A daughter was born July 20 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Dumas.-Mr. and Mrs. S. F..
Riley were In East Warren Sunday 20
visit Mrs. Fred Fllot.-Allan Lamb is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. |. G. Sar-
Gcant.--Mr. and Mrs Clifford f. Bliss.
Miss Lillian Hubbard and y. Leroy Boycn
of Waitsfield were in Bralntree Friday
Ncrlon Wood has bought Isaac Sawyer
farm and moved his family there Monday.
-E. y. Hcmcnway was in Boston last
week and purchased an automobi" Mrs.
Ellen Bread OF Brandon visited her sis
ter, Mrs Rert Boyd. last woek.-Frankl!n
Amy, an old resident. died July IS at tho
home OF his son. Wesley. The funeral
was held Thursday, the Rev. Mr.. Sm!th
OF Rochester officiating.-Mr. and Mrs. 7.
q. Sargent of Paterson, y. j., are In
town for the summer.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chamberlain and daughter, Fora,
of Rochester WE'RE at the Central House
Saturday and Sunday.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles HuuEerford Of
Springfield, H., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Couk.-A.bert NcGuwa0
who has been employed at the Van NoSs
House. Burlington, Is ~ home Mrs.
Alma Dean and son, Richard, left Thurs
day for Chicago and other western
points.
SATURDAY afternoon about hvc O'Clock
one Of the heaviest thunder showers ~
the season passed over hrre, the rain
came in torrents and the lightning was
incessaut Mrs. A. &, Dean and son,
Richard have gone 20 Ch.rlc1 To- attend
family rcunion.-Thursdl art r0oOn N
people hero were terror2ed by an auto
mobile containing two mon driven from
the south through the main street at what
several competent judges estimated %
have been from % TO 40 miles an hour.
The telephone station here had been asked
by Middlebury to try and get the number
of the auto.-F, j. Pope is here and I'm
Ferrisburgh for vacation.--S q. Bush has
gone to Coaticook, =. @, 10 be present at
the marriage of his grandson, Howard
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Deroid ~ MARI
boro. n H., are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lena Bssonette visited in Middle
bury over Sunday.-Miss Josie Wooster
Is making extensive repairs on her farm
buildings,
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UNDERHILL CENTER

c. A. Terril returned from Morrisvilie
Saturday night. Twins, a boy and a girl.
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Green last week. The girl lived only a
few hours.-The c. F. Eddy creamery
paid 81 .o4 per hundred for June standard
milk bishop Michaud OF Burlington ad-
ministcred continuation to a class OF 50
children at st. Thomas's Church July "A.
Miss Lizzie Breen and Mrs. Charles
lie Clair of Barre came Saturday n
visit Mrs. Matthew CASEY, their sister
Mrs Julia (NcGce) Emery Of Beatrice,
Neh.. Il visiting her mother Mrs. Bird
get McGee.-Mrs. Hazen OF North Hero
is passing a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Aston l., FOgg. who has been
quite ill.-Deputy Sheriff and Mrs
Charles f. Quinn of burlington were al
e W Quinn's the grea;er part OF last
weak.-Michael I.cddy has his new house
well under way.-E. G. Coleman has i'm
proved his farm barn, by building an
addition f. c. Ross OF Morrisvillo is
passing few days with his parents, Mr
and Mrs r. G. Ross. Frank Wall is al
home on visit from Lynn, Mass,-Mrs
Dean OF Freaport H., Is visiting al
Leonard Rrush's.-C. r. Blakely OF
Barre has been passing few days witt
his mother. Mrs. Harriet BXby-H. Il
carr has returned from a weeks visit
IN NIoocrs Forks, y. Y.-Sadic Tlllo'sor
passed last week with friends in Milton
C. q. Terrill. travelling salesman for a
burlington Arm, Is at home for a few
days-Thc hay crop on an average Is
lighter than In former years.
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HINESBURGH.

Henry Murray AMI Marcus Hun are
camping at Lake Iropuois Miss Bessie
Peck Of Burlington is the guest Of Miss
Rutland Is III at the homo OF her son.
Timothy.-Mrs Ray Tillcy Is AT the Mary
Fletcher hospital for MISUNDERSTANDING
the thunderstorm of Saturday afternoon.
lightning struck and splntcrcd the big
elm tree near the blacksmith shop at Me-
chancsvlle. Miss Minnie Degree OF Rut-
land in town-The Rev. f. L. Green
leaf of Shrewsbury preached at the Bap-
fist Church Sunday
DR. G. f. Merriam OF Randolph Is
passing few days with his many
friends In town.-Mrs. Leonard An
drews has gone to Thompson's point
for a few weeks--The electrical storm
saturday, although very severe, did
no serious damage In this town
Farmers find It difficult to obtain hep
for haying. Several from this town
viii take In the excursion to St AL
Martin OF Burlington were at f. q
Martins Tucsday.-Mrs. Fred Cole
man, who is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital was quite comfortable Monday
Miss Anna Bissonetto has been trans
fcrrcd 10 the Bristol telephone once
and Miss Rookie of Charlotte has taker
her place Edwin Prindle in
iured his foot Tuesday by falling OF
tho saw at his mill In the Hollow.
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RICHMOND.

The game of ball played here Satur-
day between the A. o. II. OF Barre and
the a. O. II. OF this place resulted In
favor of the home team, to 8.--Mr
and Mrs. Dana LaPoint of Burlington
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Peter La
rock over Sunday.--'The funeral Of
Hurry Call, Jr., was held at his late
home Saturday afternoon, the Rev. r.
T. Treat officiating. The bearers were
Fred Brassor. william Anderson, Ford
Flagg. Daniel Henley, Oscar Ulrich and
Fred Fields. Interment was in the old
cemetery-Miss Nellie Call of Boston,
Mass. is called here by the death of
her brother.--James McLanc and
daughter of Jericho were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Morgan Satur-
day.--Misses Anna Sharkes. Josie Kir-
| by, Cora Brassor andA.Mrs. Nathan
Johnson were In watd bury Saturday.
Miss Daisy Pettione has finished her
work in Bristol and is here with her
mother, Mrs. Katherine Pettibone.--
| Miss Ida Bushnell OF Williston is visit
| ing in town.--Miss Edna Pettibone was
| in Burlington Saturday.
The marriage Of Miss Julia Parent
and Arthur Rivers took place al the
| Church of our Lady of the Holy Ro-
| sary Monday morning at seven o'clock.
| Miss Rivers Of Montreal, n sister 81
the groom. was maid of honor and Ed =
mund Parent. best man. The happy
| pair left amid n shower of rice for a
| short wedding trip to Candidates
Ida Green of Essex is the guest Of
relatives I'm town.--Miss Maytie Glea-
son has returned from a short stay
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. G. Leary, in
9
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25
UNDERHILL.

c. w. Smith arrived here Monday morn
ing with his invalid mother.--Haying Is
being pushed these days with prospects
Of a fair crop. Other crops are very late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knight of West
Chester, Pa, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Knight the past
week, have gone to Bellows Falls to
visit friends before returning to their
home.-Mr. and Mrs G. c. Mead of
Lancaster, Mass, are visiting in town.
MIR and Mrs. Buel Day are entertain
ing friends from New York city.-The
entertainment given at G. A. r. hall
Saturday evening by the Misses Kala-
han. Engels, Scott. Lincoln and Ben
nett was very good indeed for anna
teurs.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Beeman and
son of Burlington passed few days
the past week with NJ. and Mrs. H {.
Mead.--Mrs. Walter Grace passed Sun
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Edwards.--Miss Madeline Schar-
Gig is entertaining friends from New
York city.-Charles Scribner and fam
lily and Homer lockwood and family
are in camp at Camp Martain. Milton
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs G. W. Granger entertained her
sisters. Mrs G. ". Writer'S and Miss
Nellie Ashley of ST. Adams, and her
cousin, Mrs. Harley from Ohio, Thurs
day TO Saturday -Mildred Blake passed
last week at William Blake's camp at the
lake.--Mrs Martha Finn. who passed
last week with friends here, returned
home sunday.
Frank Poryca, young man from New
York State employed by f. T.. Blake
while in bathing sunday came near being
drown. He is unable to swim and waded
in too far Oliver Cameron, who was
bathing several rods away, reached
Poryea as he was disappearing for the
third time and succeeded IN getting him
out. He was pretty far gone but came
out of il all rlght.--Mrs. Finn went
home Sunday night.-Mrs Frank Kay
and daughter, Helen, Of Brooklyn, y. Y,
came last week to pass the summer with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. S. r Herrck,
who are both very feeble.
Ardeu Sihley and a friend from Barre
are passing the week at Edwin Sibley's,
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Howard attended
the funeral Of his grandmother. Mrs.
Samuel Howard, AZ the village Thursday.
Mrs A. A. Iierrick from tho village
and her aunt. Mrs lane. from
Minneapolis called on friends here Tues
day.--Wnd raspherrics are plentiful and
selling at ten cents tho quart
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25

illness OF one week with a complication
OF diseases incident to old age. Mrs
Droulette was born in Quebec so years
ago and after the death of her first hug
band 16 years ago she was married to
Octave Droulette and since that time had
made her home In this village. She IL
survived by her husband who Is over
90, and a daughter, Mrs. Delema Pra IT,
The funeral was held at st. Francis
Navler Nhurch Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock with interment in st. Francis
cemetery.
a quiet wedding was solemnizod M
st. Francis Xavier Church Sunday even
ing when Miss Emma Mae Smith was
married to George s. Lemaire. The
ceremony was performed at six o'clock
by the Rev. J. f. Audet in the prcsen e
Of few invited friends and relatives
The groom was attended by his father
Frank X. Lamairc. while the bride was
given in marriage by Alonzo st. John
Following the ceremony. the bridal
party repaired TO the homc OF the
Erooms' parents on Icclar street
where a wedding supper was served
The bride was the recipient of a large
number of beautiful presents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lcmairc will mako their home for
a time with his parents.
y 4 pretty summer wedding was sol
cmnizcd at St Francis Xavier Church
Monday morning when Miss Anna,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mon
gcon of Forest street, became the bride
of Alfred Jondreau of Frederick, can
ada. Tho ceremony was performed by
tn" Rev J. T. Audet in the presence
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STARKSBORO.

The Stokes and Mason reunion will
be held at Wesley Smiths in Hines
hurgh, Wednesday, August 81. All
members are invited to be present.
Ernest Newton of Burlington is WIS.,
iting at G. f. Clifford s. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. +. Ferguson are passing few days
i'm Whitehall y Y, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fagan.-Mr. and Mrs. u. Wade
were in Burlington Tuesday.-Mr.
blackwell of Brandon was in town
Monday and Tuesday ana mot tho Sc
lectmen in reference to changing the
road north of the villape.-C. T.. Cliff
ford. who has been confined to the
house for a few days. Is able to ride
out.--John Humans barn was burned
Saturday. 1t was insured for $3.50
which will not cover over one third
the loss.
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JERICHO.

All the building on to farm owned pN
the Spain brother and recently vacated
by them were buried t" me ground FRI
day evening. The origin of IN" rr" is I'M
known, when discovered one of the barns
was burning. I'll" buildings were in
sured.-Nrs. Reuben Dirkerson of Under
hill has been visiting her son, Alec Ross.
A son was horn 70 NJ and Mrs j. u.
Nay. July ~. Mrs Nay was formerly Miss
Ethel Osbourne Mrs. Bernlce Marcher
and daughter, Fo~s.e, Of Fletcher are
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NORTH FERRISBURGH

The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs
Stoddard Allen at their home Tuesday
evening was a very pleasant occasion
Numerous relatives and friends attended
TO offer congratulations and best wishes
10 the bride and groom Light refresh
ments were served during the evening
Amos Tundy of Galveston, Texas. son Of
William Tundy, formerly of this town,
visited friends and relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. Colby Hardy Of Worcester. Mass,
is a guest at NJ. T.. Allen .-Miss Crowley
has returned to her home in Potsdam,
\. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. James Dean have re-
turned from their bridal trip. and are liv-
ing with his father, W. NJ. Dean. During
the severe storm SATURDAY afternoon two
cows belonging 10 Wilbur Ball were
struck by lightning and killed. william
Palmer will preach nj the Methodist
church Sunday ID. II. Converse Of
Charlotte passed sunday at Carlos
Martins
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-25
ESSEX JUNCTION

The Baptist Young Peoples Unions of
Burlington and this village will have an
excursion Friday on the steamer
Ticonderoga to st. Adams bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Post returned Sat
urday from "a weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Evan Thomas went Saturday to
West farlec, where she Will Visit her
mother, Mrs. T. G. Simpson, for a few
weeks.
william r. Johnson & Son, proprietors
o. Lake Champlain creamery, paid for
standard milk for the month OF June
N.O4. am for cream sl0d.
The Il. Y. +. US excursion on the
steamer Ticondcroga VIII take place
Friday, the boat leaving the wharf at
Burlington at nine O'Clock in the morn
Ing. Those intending to 20 should take
the $50 car from this place. Tickets are
on sale ut the store of George Lam
her. certain percentage is allowed On
each ticket sold, the same to apply to the
parsonage fund
AT "Ovcrlool," tho farm home Of Mr..
and Mrs. David NJ. Robinson. were
gathered Tuesday the sons and daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Robinson. Formerly
Of Wostford now deceased There were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Robinson Of
Portland Ore; Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Robinson and son, David, Of Swanton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grenia and daugh-
tor, Dorothy. Of Swanton; Mr. and Mrs
Maurice of Ncstford; Mrs A. r. Clark
and daughter, MAZDA. Of Cambridge The
Hon. A e. Robinson Of Cloyerdalo and
Miss Fannie Fiskc OF Worcester, Mas,
cousin Of the family. were also present
These reunions have long been a pleasant
occasion in each year After the noon
lunch, from a shower tree, which had
been erected in the parlor gifts and
souvenirs were distributed and re-
membranes exchanged After dinner.
which was served at i've o'clock, the
evening was passed socially, with music
and games for the children,