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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
SHELBURNE.

This towns license commissioners
consist OF G. l.. Page, r. y. Webste
George Palmer III" last two takin!
places Of the Rev =. 4. Campeau
J. b. Bartlett, resigned. The nel
pointmcnts were made Thursday b.
assistant judges of Franklin C
court.
Mrs. Morrill, Of Burlington IS the
of Mrs. Oliver Potvin.-Miss Julia T
Is passing a few weeks in Shelbu
Among the successful candidates
this town for teachers certificates a
recent examination were Miss Rita
an has secured position in Charlotte
Miss Smith in Hinesburgh.-The y
Anna Hayes. Leila Goodrich and N
Scott have returned after a short 81
their hons Mr., and Mrs. r, Coll
passed sunday in town.-Mrs. J. Nc
zle Is slowly gaining in health.-Miss
Noary has returned u burlington af
short visit at her home.--I<eo Iris
Proctor passed Sunday with his pare
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Bryan Is addressing the crowd in the
other.-The next meeting of Mt. Sinai
Temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, will
be held here Thursday evening, May 2. -
The first new sugar was brought into
market Monday and brought is cents a
pound. Very little sugar has been made
yet, though most of the farmers tapped
their orchards last week.-Col T. G.
Fletcher has resigned from the commits
sion appointed by the last Legislature to
remodel the old Jail, or build new one,
and the remaining members, the two asso-
clate judges of the county. will have
charge of whatever work Is done.-Since
A. II. Noyes was appointed county game
warden he has made an earnest effort to
stop dogs from running deer and his dep
uty wardens have reported that is dogs
have been killed this month who had been
Identified as killing or running the deer
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Miss May Narney, who was called
by the death of her brother-in-law.
Putnam returned to Philadelphia
day.-At the home of Mr.
II. s. Fonda son was born to NJ
Mrs. Guy Baldwin OF DANNY Fri
Miss Irene Powell and Miss CHI
Voight Of the Edmunds high scho
passing the Easter vacation at
homes.-Burton Beers, who has bee
fined to the house with an attack o.
has recovered. Miss Rena Johns re
home Saturday from her school In
over. n. H., for the Easter vacation
her parents
The funeral OF s. y, Putnam wa
at the Baptist Church Wednesday
noon at two o'clock. the Rev.
Weeks OF the Episcopal Church,
burne, officiating. Tho Masons at
in n body and also assisted in the Sc
The burial was in the Horsford cen
Those who were in attendance fro
of town were Mr. and Mrs. w. Il.
gett and +, c. Putnam Of Saratoga,
Miss May Narney of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs, Willard of swanton a
and Mrs. +. A. Rich of Burlington,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28

Mrs. Ellen II. Mann town superintendent.
Schools are to open April 10, for a term
OF 10 weeks.-rhe high school closes Fri
day for a vacation of two weeks.-There
are n few new cases of chicken pox.--
Miss Marion jackson of Burlington Is
visiting relatives here.
The condition of Mrs. Jay Shaw has
improved sufficiently to allow the nurse
to return to Burlngton.-Dana Bradford
and friend. students at the Burlington
high school, are passing the week on the
farm of James McLaughlin.-Arthu
Casey is working for Clifton Curtis In
North Gnderhill-Mr. and Mrs G. a.
Jackson came Wednesday to visit rela-
tiVes.-A man, evidently trying to find
shorter route to West Bolton. drove
onto the track Tuesday evening and be-
fore help could he secured had driven
10 or 30 rods. He had scarcely been start
cd along the highway when the mixed
train nasgnd
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WINoosKI.

Jules Il. Wolcott of colchester while
driving from this village to Burlington
Thursday afternoon. met with a painful
accident. When near the brick yards his
wagon struck a rut breaking the king
bolt and throwing Mr. Wolcott over tn,
dasher He struck heavily on his left
shoulder, badly wrcnchng 1t. The horse,
n spirited animal continued on to Bur
lington, where he was caught unin-
jured.
The eighth annual report of the trustees
and other officers of the Winooski graded
school district contains some interesting
figures on the management Of the village
schools the past year. The trustees report
that they have maintained school 81 weeks
In all grades during the year; paid for
teachers salaries s3,G3S.07; for janitors,
$22S %; for books and supplies. si6iA; in
terest on orders, s3jl.36; fuel S9l.95; repairs
and improvements, 5000; miscellaneous,
S&72.G2; school officers Sl9l; cash on hand
March 8, 1906. $Si6.G5; receipts from taxes,
share of school money. delinquent taxes
and interest $i,i9i6-; disbursements,
s., 1911 70; cass on hand March >, 1907, $l19.5l.
Superintendent of Schools Henry ConlIn
reports that legal schools have been main
tanned in all departments during the year.
| The attendance has been unusually good,
except during the pas few weeks when
sickness prevented many of the younger
pupils from attending. There has been Il
decided Improvement I'm discipline. The
| high school has been placed on the APP
proved list and its graduates will here
after he admitted to the University Of
Vermont without examination, save in
English.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
JERICHO.

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,on st..au A., ~ ,,,, " :,
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$780, nv 49, '''' .
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
WESTFORD.

H. w Rice Of Essex Junction has
in town for several days The Rev
Kiddcr was unable to preach Sunday
account of Illness. Don NJ. Rice is
home for n few days.-There will b
maple sugar social In the town hall
day evenine.--H. W. Belden paid
por hundred for four per cent milh
February.
Mr. and Mrs Z. G. Hall announce
engagement Of their daughter, T.
Agnes. n Elmer p. Jackson If Whit
Indiana.
Robert stuart. son Of the late Mr..
Mrs. John a. Stuart, died early We'd
day morning. He had been Ill for sew
days his trouble ending in a severe
tack Of pneumonia. He was men
Of the senior class in the Bellows
Academy. Farfax.---L. G. Halls hc
took fire from an overheated chin
Tuesday morning and ono room was
siderably damaged by smoke and wat'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28

fined to the house by illncss.--T. e. Mo
son has tapped about 500 tress and
his now evaporator runnInF.--A- VI. 80
win IL expected here from Minneapt
ms soon as he Is I'm condition TO trhve
Repairs Will soon he commenced on
Congregational parsonage
Eugene Livermore Of Hlnesburgn +
moved into George a. Foote's tenem'
at Charlotte Centcr.-James Cook W
move into Mrs. NJ. ]. Alexander's 10
April 1.-Erncst Wrislcy Of New Go
State will work for Lloyd TUCKER
coming season.-Frank Jones has
turned from the hospital where he !
been for treatment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
MILTON.

town Mass, accompanied by his dal
ter. Mrs. stacy, and child.-Miss Ger
Patterson Of Wallinrford and Miss IL
story of South Burlington We're the gu
Of Mr. and Mrs. jed Patterson over :
day.-George Peltier is seriously Ill =
the grip and compllc1tions.-Se
10 he held at the Congregational Chi
Tuesday and Thursday evening and
day af'ornoon.-h number of village
PIE attended the fuuera Of Adds Ma
Mt Camp Martin Moudly.-H. Archi
has moved to one Of the Pratt hOuS,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Arthur Auclair is moving from his
near the Eldredge school house t
Hendec farm in Shelburne, which h
carry on.-GeorGe Tillotson Of Wate
was at John Browns a few day
last of the week.-Mrs. Belle Richa
was at her farm here last week
Isham IS IN Franklin for the sugar
on with his sister Mrs. Lottie r.
Telephones have recently been ms
AT DR. Auclairc's. James Toner'S
Browns and Lucius Duoll's.-Mrs. :
Williams and little daughter,
have returned after two weeks in Gil
boro with her sister. Mrs. GOodr
School in district No. 2 reopened
%, with Miss McKanna a teacher
Horny Sails and daughter Florence
passing few days with Mr.. and
Clark Morse
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First Pagc)
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

arrived at the home of his father, S. ID.
Tisdalc, Friday.-Mrs. S. u. Tisdale and
daughter are in l}randon.-Mrs. Lizzie
Sumner, who closed her house for the
winter months and boarded at the Green
Mountain House. has returned. She was
called to Rutland Monday by the serious
illness of II rclative.-ArChie Watson OF
Proctor was called to this place Thurs
day by the sudden Illness of his father
James Nancy, who sustained stroke
of paralysis last week, died Sunday night.
Mrs. Keelcr returned Thursday from
q several MockS' stnN In Cornwall
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WEST MILTON.

Adds Martin of Camp Martin died Fri
day morning Mt four o'clock. He had
been in failing health for a long time
but was able to be about the house most
of the time till Thursday whom he was
taken much worse at midnight and soon
passed away from heart failure. He leaves
u wife, one son. a mother and one
brother.
Robins have come and crows are plenty.
The ice still hangs on in the river, but It
IS melting rapdly.-Olve Harris has left
Mrs. Lincoln's and gone to Sopertown TO
visit at Mrs. Edward Bombard's through
sugarng.-So far the sugar season has
been very unsatisfactory Frost is com
ing out of the ground and the roads are
in bad shape. At the top Of the Lester
hill, the road Is badly quilted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
LARRABEE'S POINT.

Mrs Fanny King who has been pass
ing the winter with her son. has returned
to Crown Point-Nlss Ermia Sanders has
returned from few days visit in Hub
bardton.-Mrs. Il w. King is visiting at
Charles Belongs in Shoreham.-M
Mary Plat Of Shoroham passed several
days last week at the Lake House MIR.
and Mrs w. G. Larrabcc and two children
are in Brandon.--Mss Lucy Baker has re-
turned from a visit to her parents in
Salsbury.--Mr. and Mrs Rich ofSaratoga
n. Y, are at the Lake House for few
DAYS
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur llinman Of
Middlebury are guests of Mr.. Humans
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. y. j. TIinman.--
Miss Marcia Wnslow of Waterbury is
passing her Easter vacation with her
mother. Mrs. r. NJ Partch.--Mss Mary
Barrows is visiting i'm Rutland.-Mrs
Nelson Mitchell Is ill.-Wlhur Kings
ley of Port Henry ~ Y. is visiting in
town.--F. NJ partch was at home over
Sunday.--Postmaste y. p Roscoe, who
was i'll several days, is able 70 be IN
the office agau.-Thc Green Mountain
Lime CO., erected "A new tenement
tho past WoCk NJ tho limo Nilm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
WILLISTON.

The Williston Concert band Will give n
maple sugar sociahle in the NJ W. a. hall
Saturday evening. There will be a band
concert and AN exhibition drill by the NJ.
W. \. team.-AIss Laura J. Farrand #
Essex was in town Monday.-Nlr. and Mrs,
Frank Curtis were in burlington Friday
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Mosher Were in Bur
liEgton SaturdaY.-B. T.. Johnson and
daughter were in burlington Saturday.
The Sunday schools are rchearsing for
Easter eXerciseS.-C l.. +. Brown, tho re-
turned Californian. has not been as well
the past week.-Mrs.. Charles Goodrich IS
lill with inflammatOrY rhcumatism.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28

Afternoon at the age Of SO years. Mrs.
Sweet was a lifelong resident OF this
town. She leaves two sons, James and
Thomas, OF this place. Her funeral will
be hold at the church Wednesday after
noon at one O'Clock. The Rev. IT. ]. Kemp
will ofilciate.-Thore will be no meeting
of the Kings Daughters this week, it
having been postponed two weeks.--W. S
Durand is at home from Ncrgennes for q
short vacation with his parents.-Mr. and
Mrs. Forest Norton and son went to col
chester Tuesday to visit her parents, MIR.
and Mrs, Cleveland
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ESSEX CENTER.

Miss NJ. Hanley who Is attending
school at ST. Alanhs Is at home for
February, per cent. milk sl+4: Johnson
& co. sl.4S.-Mrs. Fannie FLANDERS Of
Essex Junction visited at II. A.
Calstcl's Sunday.-Thc breach Of the peace
case, which was to be heard Saturday be-
fore Justice Brownell. State VS.. Leon
Buskey and wife and Daisey Blueing, was
put by until later date on account OF
Mrs Buskey being ill-James Eaton of st
Adams is visiting at w r ianleY's-
The schools will open the second Monday
in April with nearly the same teachers
"A, q. Pratt. who has worked as n
clerk for c. w. Rice the past two years
will finish April l, and go TO ESSEX
Junction to work for Erwin Gilbert.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs James Millham are stu
i'll. They have rented their farm to
their son William, for one year from
March IL. II. McGinnis Of Essex
Junction has sold the Norman lsham
farm lately owned by o. w. Isham, to
Dr.. Robert O. Stoddard of MiddleseX
who Will take possession April Mrs.
Addie Chase is suffering with blood
poisoning, caused Ivy an injury on the
scalp.-Ben II. Forbes is gaining slow
ly.-Mrs. Alfred Norton of Burlington
ia helping care for her sister, Mrs.
Millham.-The would be licences Of
this town are having up hill work IN
getting the required bonds as those
who hold the necessary realty voted no.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
ST. JOHNSBURY.

The committee having in charge the ad-
dress by Col, William j. Bryan on the
night of April q are making arrange
ments with the railroad to have extra
trains In every direction. A delegation
will meet him at Wells River in the aft
ernoon and give him a supper at Hale's
Tavern and he will speak in two halls
here, each of which will accommodate
200 people II is expected that George
Fred Williams of Boston will accompany
him and speak in one hall while Colonel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
HINEsBURGB.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Pierce have return
til from Richford and Montreal.-Henrv
NaucOr is caring for James Millham, who
is very ill-The Rev. 4. Locke will be this
week IN New Britain, Conn.-Mrs Fay
Kenyon and daughter. Lucy, are guests
of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Converse at West
CharlOtte.-Tressie Donahue, who has
been here some time, has returned to Nil
ton.-George Lapreee has employment at
the experiment station, Burlington.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Georgia Goodrich, who has been
spending several days with relatives, has
returned to her home in Willis ton.--Mrs
Hattie Stevens, who has been ILL., is bet
ter.-Mrs. Naomi Hildreth is in Burling-
ton.--The LendA-Hand society will meet
at the church Thursday afternoon.-Mrs.
Frank Perkins is i'll with a hard cold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
CHARLOTTE.

A special town meeting for school pur-
poses has been called for April 49, at 10
"A. M, in the town hall-John NJ st Peter
has been appointed lister by the select
men to fill vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF Charles w. Root.-William n.
Root is somewhat improved of his Illness,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Rogers of
Brandon were In town Tuesday,-Mrs, Ira
Ii Rnrrouaha Ia attn IN WalthaIu con-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Farmers are busy in their sugar or
chards. Don Wright. Bristol is spending
his vacation here.-Glynn Parker is work
ing for Robert Young through sugaring.--
T.. II. Young will not make sugar this
spring.-Mrs. NaOm! Purinton visited Mrs,
Phoebe Wright the past week.--Arthur
Grace will work for Almou Norton in
IincOln through sugArinE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28

is favorable the Ladies' Aid of the Meth
odist society will hold n sociable at the
parsonage Friday evening. The funeral
of Mrs Cardie Webb was held at her
late home Thursday, tho Rev. Peter
Heller officiating.-Thore will be an
Easter sermon and Easter music at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning. Don
Hamilton is at home from Mt. Hermon,
where he has been at school
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LARGE DYNAMO for sale, with equip
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FOR SALE-Desirable farm OF II acres,
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TO RENT.

LARGE PASTURE to let, suitable for
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FOR SALE.

FOUR HEIFERS FOR SALE. 2-year-
olds. in frst-class condition; two new
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70 COW FARM for sale, good buildings.
running water stock. tools, team. G..
w. Chaplin, Hyde Park, VT. 39,w2t.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-22
REV. HOLCOMB'S SON WEEDS TO-DAY
Claude Holcomb of This City to Re Married to Miss Clara Rucker at Troupe, Texas-Daughter of
 Peach King.

Claude Holcomb, son of Rev. and Mrs. Sam s. Holoom, of this city, will be married today to Miss Clara Fucker, daughter Of Colonel J. R.. Bunker, prominent and wealthy fruit grower of Troupe, Texas. The happy pair will come to this city on December 27 to make their home at No. SIS West Thirteenth avenue. Miss Fucker is an ac- complished young lady and is a member of highly respected family. Her father, Colonel Ruck- or, is owner of large fruit interests near Troupe and is known there es the "El5erta peach king The groom was reared in this city, hay ing been educated at the Pine Bluff High school and James Business College. He holds a responsible position with s. c. Alexander and Company, local cotton factors. He is g. member n f. !I. of the Lakeside N Metao- M ,dista , ehnreh4 1s!A -aad has many frtsaa ia bueiness snd eociai circles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-22
SANTA'S MAIL
 FLOODS POSTOFFICE
All of Them Turned Over to City NiS. Sionary HolcOmb. One of the LO- cal Agents for Kris
 kringle.

Several hundred letters. address ed to Santa Claus, Kris Kringle, St Nicholas and other names given the old man who is annually so popular with the little folks, have been re- ceived at the Pine Bluff postoffice during the past week, and comply ing with an order issued recently by Postmaster General Meyers, di- recting that they be turned over to some charitable institution, Post master Furth delivered them to Rev. Sam s. Hofcomb, the city mis- sionary. He will make an effort to fill every order of the little people on Christmas day.
 The letters are most interesting in their addresses. One is addressed Santa Claus, Pine Bluff, Ark, care The Postmaster. Most of them were without stamps. Az other was addressed in German. reads: Holy St. Nicholas, Tn Heaven Pine Bluff, Ark Another 1 bears the inscriptions: Saata Claus, North Pole. From Rob R,y"
 Santa Claus Way Up North: 1 Mir. Santa Ca;:s. Reindeer Laud :: Santa Claus, Toyland': Santa Claus, SHOW Mountain, are some of the addresses used by Christmas aspirants for Christmas cheer.
 Postmaster Furth has arranged
 to accommodate the Christmas rush l by establishing special registry
 window in the postoffice corridor ! This window will be kept open today l for the convenience of the working 1 people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-22

will arrive this morning for visit of several weeks to Miss Fannie Hanf on West Second avenue.
 Mrs. Lee Summerfield and dau- ghter arrived yesterday from Little Rock. and are the guests of Mrs s. A.1Rosenberg and family
 Mrs. Jamie Levine returned yes- terday from a' several weeks visit to relatives and friends in New York and other Eastern cities.
 Eugene Altheimer of St. Louis, after a pleasant visit here with relatives has gone to Little Rock to visit for a few days before returning home.
 E. l.. Parker, of Hot Springs, has been appointed superintendent of the Southern Mutual Insurance Co. and will assume his new duties this week.
 Misses Ruby Gibson and Victoria lGoree, who are attending the State University at Fayetteville, arrived hera Yesterday and will visit relatives during the holidays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-22
LOCAL AND oTHERWI0E. .41 11>& ' . . . ' . . .

Ms. N. C. Jones is on the sick list.
 The mill of the Sawyer and Aus tin Lumber Company was shut down yesterday for repairs, as is the GUS tom annually at his season of the year.
 Florence, the little daughter of Reverend and Airs. Ross Moore, who has been quite sick for some days with pneumonia, was reported much better yesterday.
 Owing to low water in the Arkan- sas there will be no packet here from Memphis this week. .' The steamer Harbin win make its regular weekly trip Thursdav a-vesk ''5' 'AA a~ J6stsce u6 ttss Pezee's J. .s D aff.1aoz wis ale ts tc dpvRtowA yesterday,