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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

In 1906 was read and accepted. It
showed the patients cared for were 433,
house, 1853, out-patients, $50. A total
OF $500 calls were made as fol-
lows, Proctor, 1853; West Rutland,
1.92O Center Rutland, 2st; Rutland 643.
Tho total expenses Of the hospital for
the year were s11,T90.10.
The following officers were elected:
President, G. IL Davis; secretary, Ben
jamin Williams; treasurer, l.. IL. Bald
win; auditors, w. u. Higbee. q. r.
Thompson; board of managers for term
of three years. Mrs. Barney Carney. Err
nest +. IIolbrook, George N. Keefe. Mrs
Joel II. Kidder, Mrs. John G. Patterson,
Mrs. Redfeld Proctor, Henry r. Spen-
Ger, George u. Thompson.-Frank Nor
gansen left Saturday for Albany, n. Y"
where he will visit relatives.-As w. l..
Daggett and Mr.. Maynard, electricians
for the Vermont Marble company, were
driving from Center Rutland to Proc
tor, the horse became frightened at an
electric car and overturned tho sleigh
throwing both men over nearby fence.
They quickly recovered their equilib-
rum and are none the worse for their
adventure
Elmer Scaucer has iptt Inc employ OF
tho Vermont Marble company and ac-
cepted a position on the staff Of Hun
garian newspaper published in Cleve-
land, Ohio.-Miss Flora Piettc has gone
to Wlnooski to visit her brother Or. l..
n. Petite. Miss Lucy Diotin Is taking
her place In the central telephone office
here--W. y. Spicer IL able to be out af-
ter an illness OF two weeks.-I. J.
Thompson is in Grafton visiting rela-
tivcs.--Wcekly payments will probably
begin in the Vermont Marble company S
works the first of April.
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BRANDON.

Mrs. stephen Buttles died Saturday at
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
after undergoing An operation. Her re-
mains were brought here Saturday even
ing and taken 10 her home east Of tho
village whore tire funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at 9 o'clock. Besides a
husband she Is survived by two daugh-
ters, Alice of this town and Mary of
Yonkers. y. Y.
Ralph VI. Church for the past two years
head clerk at W. u. Nuttng's store, has
resigned his position and will go to Rut-
land next week, whore he has a position
IN the Ross-I Iuntrcss Co. store.
Frank e. Chandler has been appointed
manager of the Champain Valley Telc
phone company in place of w. II. Davis
of. Middlebury. who resigned March J.
Mrs. Franklin Harrington. who has
been seriously i'll for several days with
a heart trouble. is improving slowly.-The
Salisbury Grange will make the Neshobe
Grange a visit Friday evening. On &C
count of the smallncss of Grange hall
the meeting Will he hold in the town
hall.--The funeral OF Mrs. stephen Buttles
was largely attended Tuesday afternoon
from the house cast OF this village The
Rev. f. IAurlston Billiard. assisted by
the Rev. c. II. Carpenter officiated. The
hearers were George Hurditt. Dan
Parmalee, Thomas Segar. Lucian Thomas.
The burial was In the Forestdale cenle-
tery.--M. r. Mead has sold his house
and lot on Carver street 10 Thomas Mar
tin.--R. NJ. Church. head clerk in w -.
Nuttlngs store, has resigned, to take a
similar position in the Ross Huntress' s
store IN Rutland. Mr.. Church expects to
go there the 18th OF this month.--Mrs. r.
H. Everest is i'll with a very severe at
tack of tho grip.-Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Kingsley are spending "A few days in
Middlebury with their daughter, Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Carpcnter.-F. j. Rickert,
who has been here a few days with his
family, returned yesterday to Claremont,
y. He. H. Button Is in Rutland as
special juror at county court-Vle Royal
Workers held a we'll attended meeting
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Y. NJ.
Thomas Of Carver street.-The Ladies'
Aid society of the Congregational Church
met with Mrs. II. d. Briggs of Park
street yesterday afternoon.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. G. w. Guye,te and two children
Beatrice and Burnes. OF South Fayston
visited in town Friday.-Mrs Don Turner
Of Montpelier IS visiting her brother
Merrill Child-Herbert Ward has moved
into his new store. Frank Gill has moved
TO Herbert Wards farm in Duxbury-
j. w. Taylor has moved in with John
Bidg0Od.-The Ladies' Aid served
dinner al the Methodist Episcopal church
town meeting day. ID. Ashley. has a
daily New York Sun printed September
3. 1888, size. by II 10 inches, which is
quite relic.F. +. Strong visited Mrs.
Strong in Waitsfeld over Sunday-W ellis
Palmer was in Rutland to attend the q; A.
K. encampment.--M and Mrs. +. IT..
Sawyer and Miss Addie sawyer were IN
Montpelier Friday.-Mr Dufer OF Mont
pelier was in town Wednesday night 10
instruct the Moretown band.-Eluer
Andrews IS working over the mountain
at Wards steam mlll.--Mrs. Norah AT
kns of Montpelier IS visiting relatives in
town.--Mrs. F. f. johnson and Mrs. Sid
ney Atkins We're in Waterbury Friday.
Sidney Atkins was in Waterbury Tines
day.-Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Guyette and
son, Raymond, were IN town TUESDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kingsbury were IN
Warren Monday to attend funeral. -
Mrs. Bert Newton of Waterbury is Wis.
iting her sister. Mrs Pet Griffith.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Prof George II. Perkins, State geologst
was in town Friday getting IN shape
the specimens from tho State cabinet that
he Is to ship to the jamestown exposition.
The exhibit sent by Professor Perkins will
include 20 or more different kinds OF fossil
Ignite, or brown coal, specimens Of red
marble from SWanton and Malletts bay,
and other interesting specimens now in
tho State cabinet. Several granite manu-
facturors of this city and barre and also
the Woodbury. Granite company of Wood
bury and the Enright Granite company
of Windsor will also send specimens of
rough face. hammered and polished work.
Tho Nicholas property ON Berlin street
which was advertised for sale at auction
March by L. y. Carleton, administra-
tor of the estate of Cara Nicholas, has
been purchased by Albert futile eXecu-
tor of the estate of James r, Langdon,
which held the mortgage on this pro-
perty. Mr.. futile paid $500 ia excess Of
the mortgage, for about seventy-fve
acres of land and the Nicholas block In
ward G. ON Saturday evening Madame
Eleanor Fletcher Bishop Nicholas, wife
Of Lucas Langdon Nicholas. who resides
in part Of the Nicholas block, publish
ed n two column reader in local news
paper forb!ddlng the sale of this pro-
perty. claiming that II Is hers. She also
issued an appeal to the people of Mont
pelier to advance the money necessary
for her to take up the mortgage and re-
deem the property. The redemption on
the foreclosure of the mortgage expired
Wednesday. March c.
Assistant Judge H. Ransom Wells of
MiddleseX has been given charge OF the
prison board OF Washington county of
tho matter OF furnishing employment for
prisoners in county tail. Judge Wells has
not yet decided upon what kind of work
he will keep the Washington county
prisoners employed but gardening and
stone breaking are both under consdera-
tion. This will all he In the nature OF an
experiment and Judge Wells will not
proceed hastily In the matter.
The time when the McKinstry-c Collins
case could be taken "a supreme court
expired Friday which means that this
case which was four times tried in Wash
,ngton county court and vas twice before
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DERBY.

Richard Watson Is very i'll at the homo
of his son, Charles Watson. Mrs. Frank
Niles returned to Boston Saturday.-Mr.
ani Mrs. Bert Morrill, are the parents u
daughter. born Monday, February 25.-
Mrs. Charles Foster is III with the grin.
ERNEST Nickerson has moved TO the
tenement in Charles Clarks house, va
Gated by Myron Adams's family.-Tho
Christian Endeavor society will meet
Thursday evening at the home of its pres
ident, Miss Annie Griggs.--Erwin Hay
ward has adopted the little daughter Of
Mrs Garter who has been on the town
farm the past winter. Homes have been
found for all five OF the children now.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BENSON.

Frank II. Bump, who lived with
his father, Judge Oscar II. Bump. two
miles east Of this village, died Sat
urday OF acute pneumonia after an
illness OF few days. He was IS
years old. His wife died two years
ago, since which time he had made
his home with his parents. lie was
mechanic and architect. He was
prominent socially and as Il Mason
he was master OF Acacia Lodge, No.
81, Of Benson, +. and A. NJ. His fun
eral was held at the Congregation-
al church Wednesday at 10 a. m.-The
Fair Haven Modern Woodmen Satur-
day night Eavo "Old Homestead
Folks" at the town hall. 1t was well
presented To a good-sized house. Miss
Jennie Williams sang solo very ac-
ceptably.-Next Friday night the Fair
Haven Welsh glee club Will give a
concert at tho town hall here under
tho auspices Of tho Epworth League
of the Methodist church.-Ellsworth
II. Fay of Malone, N y, former
well-known Benson boy is in town call
Ing on friends. He will go to Castle
tor Wednesday and take charge of
the Masonic services. at the grave, at
the burial of the late Frank H. Bump.
Mrs. Oscar II. Bump. who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia for some
time, is reported better.
Frank Bump died Saturday morning OF
pneumonia His funeral was held We'd
nesday at ten O'Clock in the Congrega-
tonal church. He was buried In Castle
ton beside his wife. who died two years
sgo. His mother, Mrs. o. II. Bump al
though critically i'll with pneumonia, is
reported as being a little better.-"Old
Homestead Folks" played by a party OF
Fair Haven young people In the town
aall Saturday night was well attended
and pronounced success.-Samuel
Smith, who has run Fred Mays place
she past four years, IL moving on to 0.
n. Bumps farm.-I3ert waite has moved
In 10 his new housc,-Ashman Moore Is
moving on to the Sutlif placp.-Mrs. G.
n. Walker OF Orwell Is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. A. G. Moore. John Root has
taken the Darwin Grswod farm In
Orwell and will move his family there
soon.
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FAYSTON.

carroll Brown has moved into tho house
owned by Mrs. Hil.-Arthur Markham
was seriously injured internally by jump
ing from a load of logs.-There was
dance ana oyster supper at the town hall
IN south fayston Friday evening. March
flames Livingston OF Montpelier was
IN town Saturday.-Nr and Mrs John
small nave returned from visit in
Canada.-f'red S. Bell had the misfortune
l" cut MS foot badly while chopping last
week.-E, j. Long dressed II pigs, seven
months old last week, which weighed
254o pounds ana sold them for 1-2 cents
per pound. Tho grain fed cost n little
over s'l.-Dan Mclaughlin was in Mont
pelier over Sunday,
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WARREN.

Mrs. Elijah Kathan is ill-Pearl Car
penter commenced work Monday for
Albert Tuckcr.-Mr. and Mrs. q. 4. r
Bragg passed saturday and Sunday in
Waitsfeld as guests of M. and Mrs. c.
w. Wallis.-A daughter was recently
born to Mr. and Mrs. John Buzzcll.-Mrs
George Trask has returned from
Massachusetts, where he has been for
the past four weks.-E. II. NanDeuscn is
might Waterman at the steam MILL
Charlie Stone has recovered from his i'll
ness. RS. Mary Freeman has returned
home after n week with her parents in
Tunbridge.-Mrs w. +. Thayer has re-
turned from Burington.--Mas Harold
Wallis is visiting his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. r. Bragg, Addie
Heath is slowly gaining.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ, s, Sawyer went to
Montpelier Saturday.--Elmer Stratton and
son left Thursday for his new place of
business IN Derry, y. T.-Rosa Smith is
visiting IN Stowe-Mr. and Mrs. LaDuke
have moved into Elmer STATIONS house.
Or. Glidden and sor of Minneapolis. ar
rived in town Thursday night H. n
Stevens. who broke his leg a few weeks
since. Is able to he up and dressed
Bernard Keller, who has been working
as a clerk for G. n. Hanson left Monday
for Portland. where he has a position in
a wholesale store.-+Mrs. Lila Mct,ntee,
who has been passing some time In Bar
ton. has returned to this town.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Ieavitt are recovering from q
very severe attack OF the grin
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WATERBURY,.

W. V. Bryan. who has been III for two
weeks. is able to be out. ID. J. Kicker who
has been assisting in the store, has re-
turned to Mddlobury College
r. G. Luce and Mrs. Frank Griffin are
In Bethel this week, where Mr.. Luce Is
10 open branch store.
{. H. OClalr of the firm OClair e.
Affair of Hardwick. has purchased Of
Charlcs Abair a lot at the rear OF his
house for the purpose Of erecting stone
shed. Inc Central Vermont railway is to
put in spur track near tho lot. The
ne" shed vii be 1s0x35. II is expected
WORK will be started in a few weeks.
Miss Rena Palmer is in Bristol.
Mrs. Newell Demeritt has returned
from Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey T.. Marshall OF
Martinsvillc, Mont. who are passing the
winter with Mrs Nancy Marshall have
returned from a two weeks stay in New
York.
Mr. ard Mrs william Douglass OF
Nortniield were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Davis over Sunday.
u. H. Brown has returned from Bos-
ION ana providence, II. l.
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THE WEEKS NEWS
thursday. Seb. %.

A New York detective agency en-
gagged to trace William +, Walker, the
missing bank treasurer Of New Brit
ain, Conn, announces that Walker
s.opped at the Portland hotel. at Port
lSnd, Or, on the night of Feb. IS. lie
left the next morning and further trace
OF him was lost.
G. II. Thornton. note teller md w
W. Baker a clerk. both employed D..
the hamilton National bank. Chicago
nre charged with having embezzlsrl
$4,000 OF the funds OF the bank.
Mrs. Alexander Henderson. aged ~
WAS murdered IN her little candy store
at Pawtucket. X. l., probably by rob
Der. who made his escape.
In nearly every educational inst!tu
ton, as we'll ~ many Of the numerous
literary organizations In New Eng
land, the life and the works Of Henry
w. Longfellow was fruitful them
in the celebration Of the lOOth ann
ve"sary Of tAc birth c: the poet,
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BROWNINGTON.

Tho financial committee furnished
dinner at thu church vcstry town meeting
day.--David Grapes and family visited Mt
Judge Orne's last Sunday.--Rev. Royal
Vail. who has been suffering with rheu-
matte fever Is getting better.-Clarenre
and Forest Grapes OF Barton are stop-
ping with their grandmother, Mrs Orne.
this week.-There was pleasant suther-
Ing at Mrs. E. r. I.eand's February ob
IN honor OF Mrs. Solomon Robinson,
birthday.
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supreme court will never again be tried.
At the last trial the plaintiff was award
ed a verdict of $3.50 and costs, making n
total amount OF some s700. which o. X.
Collins, q former sheriff OF Washington
county will now be obliged to pay j.
=. Lamson of Cabot. recently deceased,
conducted the case for Mr.. Collins dur
Ing It's numerous days in county and
supreme court.
James Penesls, proprietor Of the Mont
pelier Candy kitchen has fled a petition
IN bankruptcy. He has liabilities Of about
S725 and no assets. In bankruptcy court
Saturday morning the first meeting OF
the creditors OF the bankrupt estate of
Enrique Ala was continued one week
because of tho iln, IS of the bankrupt
BENJAMIN Gates was appointed trustee
of the Ala estate.
AS a result of the recent examination
held In this city for cadetship In the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. Scna-
tor w. z. Dillingham; has appointed
Harry A. Flint of 81. Johnsbury as mid
shipman. with Frank tlrich Of Rich-
mond as alternate.
II. e. Lawrence e Son nave purchased
of C. u. Templcton his pool and billiard
business on South Main street.
J. w. Parker, for several years book
keeper In the office Of the Vermont
Waterman and Daily Jou"on' let ea'""-
day for Benton IIarbor, Mich, where he
Is to travel for a firm Manufacturing
office supplies Mrs. Parker is visiting
in st. Adams for a Few days.
Mrs Mabel Gale Downey. we'll known
in this city where she graduated from
Montpelier Seminary 10 years ago. died
recently at Ashevle. y. C., where she
went few weeks ago for treatment for
tuberculosis. She was born in Barre in
1874 and was member Of Hcdding Meho-
dict C'hurch of that city.
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-
MORGAN.

Mather Whitehall. who bought Horner
Twombley's farm IN Holland, paid nj
auction s2s50,-A larger telephone ex-
change has been established at r. r..
Holmes making II moro convincnt for the
operators and subscribers. From a begin
Ming of ono line from West Charleston
with 13 phones, a central was established
by the Peoples Co, at the residence OF
+. l. Holmes ana now nearly 200 phones
In
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MIDDLESEX.

in Willamstown the first OF the week
Mrs. Newhal will pass a week with her
sister, Mrs. George Martin, of that town.
Frank Grandy went Sunday to Will
Jamestown for a few days with his sister.
Mrs. q. Martin.-Mrs. NJ. Chandler of
Plymouth, n. H.. was II guest OF her
brother-n-law. L. o. Wilder, from Sat
urday 10 Monday.-Mrs. Charles Somcrs
and son Of Moretown were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Truman Fay Monday Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Campbell of Waterbury
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Levi Swift
Sunday.-Dr. Stoddard has sold his farm,
to parties in Milton and they will take
possession about the first Of April
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Ida Nerbcck of Maiden, Mass, Ia
AT the home % her parents, Mr.. and Mrr.
o. =. I1adlock.-Miss Bernice Titus last
week had quite a serious time caused by
nccidently running needle into her foot.
The needle was removed by physicians,
and she is improving-Geo. Goodroe Of
Barton was in town Saturday and Sum
day. HIS wife and son returned with him,
Mrs. p S. Dobson Of Canada Is VISIT
ing AZ the home OF her father, Dr. +. II.
Pasc.-Joln l.. Lewis and Henry Park
hurst went to Quebec Sunday night on
\ business trip.
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con,pli>hed fact and he will leave
island as soon as his affairs can b,
.anced.
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offered ttrir tra.ulnen ard conduit
a raise in ray.
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Wednesday, March 6.
That future campaigns of the
pendence League will he condJ
without alliance with either Of thI
parties is in effect the definite \
ment made by W. X. Hearst.
\ continuation Of the sen,lI
aga,ns; liquor selling was again II
fest throughout Vermont in the|
md town elections.
There was great revolutionary
onS-ration NV the St PererSburel
Ietariot and he students Of the
which resulted :, several cnrou|
between thn roi'rr ann rho non,I
Tho Drthor,r.4s Grullv were forcI
fiji the streets with military na,ro|
In II roar-erd collision be:veerI
electric ears in the East Boston Il
two persons were 50 badly Injured
they were taken To a hospital, vii
dozen others were shaken IN or Il
fy'ng glass.
The pres'dcnr has signed rscad
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EAST ROXBURY.

Loren Churchill has hired i. f.. Aliens
farm for the coming year Mr.. Alien
has work In Montpelier.--Peter LaRose is
moving into Jason FTeeman's house. -
Ruth Pope IL at homo from Northfiell
high school for two weeks vacation
Maggie Kelley was a guest of HOY sister.
Mrs. George Knowles, Sunday.-Mrs.
Henry Shea Is ill.-Charles Sumner is
moving from john Mudpett's farm this
week TO a farm he has bought Henry
Luce will carry on the Mudgctt farm this
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Severa hundred pounds of dynamite
exploded NJ HempStead y. J.. and shook
the earth for miles around. one man
Is missing and is believed 10 have bn.sl
blown to atoms. four persons We're Sc
verey and eight slightly injured. The
property loss is heavy.
A body of 800 picked policemen sur
rounded the rolytechric institute at ST.
Petersburg and seized - Internal MA
chimes. 20 pyroyy,in hand grenades. n
quantity ~ repeating rifles. 900 pounds
Of pyroXylin ana 400 pounds Of dyua-
mite.
Walter W. Savage and Andy Coro-
theirs. charged with dragging and as
sGuIting six girls. narrowly escaned
violence AZ III" hands OF large crowd
thar for a time surrounded the iai, at
Marietta. O.
The holl"rmAkerS Of the Boston and
Maine railroad system have decided TO
present new agreement 10 the com
pany making n standard wage for all
points OF 80 cents an hour. The men
now receive from 23 10 50 cenjsa hour.
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Twenty men and five women were
overcome by Goa, gas in boarding
house in the village Of Georgaville
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EAST WARREN.

Frank Page was in Montpelier Monday
w. r. Harman IS ill.-Mr. and Mrs
+. c. Lamb We're in Randolph Saturday
and Sunday 4 daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Strong February
IS. also one 70 Mr.. and Mrs. John Bua-
zcl the same date-A. T.. Eldridge was
IN Bristol Monday George Trask is ILL.,.
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An electrical snow and wind
which broke suddenly on Pitt
Penn, TUESDAY evening is said hyI
Brashear, the astronomer, to have
caused ny the great sun spot now n
Tho thermometer dropped Il dcgrj
IS r-inutes during the storm.