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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
GiSenbabu Seittabelie.
o.lalpars, Radaiuanna unp gssilsrn gabn

6elaDare, eadaipaHna uno 9Beffern Dapn.
Su Rraft btu "a. Suui 1906.
gHbIih -8nldet SerautOn fur Ntp gurI
um 2.05, 800, sos 500, 1920. Born. !
1910, 3.25 uub $40 9ahmittass. 5hr
Ntp gort uno philadelphia, nm $50 Bprm.;
f240 uue 33I @a&mitiass. 6ur
Spbpbauui. 6.iU Na&mittass.
g0rnlitt sir Buffalo um LIS. 6.25n. 0O
Wor.; t.55. $40 uub ii.tn Ra&mittass. 6iir
Siusblmtou. Gmira uni 3piittntattpntH, um
1910 Wpr une o. slnHm. 8tr SsptsC.
Sprasule uno Utica nm lis unb 6.25 MOr.
t.55 Ratmittass Osir,ae. gpraeult une
Utica 3ug um 6.25 Wcr, Iduft tdslit, auset.
upmmen Scuutaas. Riir WontrcIt um 600
Rpr.; los uue GAO Natm. Ri&cIien Nt'
epmceatiou. um 40 Nahmittdas. Ping
hampton AstpmOedtion, nm 6.t5 Natmittdss
Hloomsburg 6ibiHon-gsrlGbi Serantpr
fir gipTtbumbulane I'm 6.35, 10 20 Trr
1.55 uub $40 Ra6m 8hr Tlvmpnih um 81 7
Ha&mittdss.
Scuutaae' 3dee.
gioIiG- -Bar Rsw gorf nm los, 80
sos unb 1920 WOrssns; 3.35 unb 3.4'
Rdhm.
RSrbltd - 6ir Buffalo nm LIS. I'M
6.25 WoT. t.55, 6.40 uue tttO Ra6m
8hr 8iusbamtOn unb 3wif&snfatirntn. 8 OI
unb 1910 gormtttass
Nloomsbnrg Sibifion gsrl6st Srdntr'
nm 1920 Ww uus $40 Rahmiitdss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
pas ,snnpblsibrn orr frau.
ausSIsi WsssIR far erbaItane stHsS inesHs,
fvtiAsn @uSisbens.

frtt@en wustebene.
Gin anbeilmittsI, um ben Raturs
porgang bes aelteriperbens duf5ube>
ben, stbt es nibt, tpobl aber tann 5us
meift iebt Grau fsIbit iebS pisl baau
tbun um Bis in fpGte Sabre anmu.
tbia, frii4 unb slaitii9 1u bl.iben.
Dor ALIEN gilt es nit feinen Be
miibunssn ni9t gu fpGt gu b4innsn.
na9 benz 30. Sabre rGdt iia isber
JsbIsr an Der pfless unb Grboltuns
bes R0rpers tn gang dnberer Meiie,
uIs in ber srftsn Susenb, mo man fiG
grobe Strapa5en obne all5u iidtbare
Solgen 3umutben tann. Die erite unb
SauptressI beibt: isbe llebermiibung
bermeiben! Dies folI tsinespsgs be-
beuten, baB bic Jrausn Der 9lrrsit aus
benz Dege seben ober tOrperli4 fauI
iperben follen.
2lber es miifen. no irsenb ansGns
gig, trrae Rubepaufen, bic am beiteu
liesenb auf Der gbaiielonsus 5uss>
bradt ipsroen, eingei9pben perben.
Wenigftens etnmal i'm Sage Iol cine
ausgiebigs Rdft sema9t perben, idon
20 Winuten obsr cine balbe Stunbe
rubigen 2isgers, ipobet man m0glihft
au9 BITE @sbanten Sur Rubs brinsen
IoG. itnb bon unfddbbarem Wsrtb.
Bel GROCER 8sf9dftigung III es beIon<
bers empfsblsnspsrtb, bic 2lrt unb
Weiie Der Qrbeit Dfters gu berGnbern,
perf9iebsne Sbdtisteiten fid ablOien
5u Iaifen, bdmit INNER anbere Wfus>
telsruppen unb anbere 9ebirnesntren
in 9lnfprud genommen perbeH.
Sarum 1T es gang auffalleno GIN
fig. ipenn, aeifiise 9lrbeit unb bGuss
lide 8srridtunesn, iibenbe 8eIhGftis
suns unb 8efpesuns in bunter 9lbs
tpe6slung chamber 'foIgen. Bel lebers
miibuns sibt es berf1isbsne Miittsl.
bic ipenisitens Ooriibergebenb belfen
unb slsid aud Elm friI9eres @usisben
nit fi9 brinsen. ben 3us Der 4bfpans
nnns gu psrbannen, Der 70 oft allen
Reia aus stnem Geii9t ipegipifdt.
Srefflid tpirit Elm turses. tparmes
9db, brei Bis bier Minuten, NIT nd9z
folsenber 2Orper. unb @eii9tsmdFage.
SO 1T gut. bem 8ab stipas Sat3
Ober 8Orar au5uiebsn. Sas @eii4t
iperbe poriidtig nit gutter 9eii6tss
creme mafiirt, bann folI Elm @las
belize Wil9 estrunten unb etipas ses
rubt nsrben. Dor bem 2lusgebsn
fpirb bann bas @eiidt nit WaFer, benz
Elm a0ff.l a0Inii9 DaFer beisss.ben
purbe, setpaI9en. Gin GROCER Sbeil
Der grmibune III duf unstpedmdbige
Rleibung au fdbieben. S9psrs, bide
ltnfertleibung 1T itrens au permeiben,
du9 WGntel unb Sadsn fsien fparm,
dbtr bon serinsem @elpi9t. 9ie SUB
betleibuns mub bequem feiu unb inss
befonbere i'm CONNER follten
@triimpfe unb S4ube sinmaI pGbs
renb bes 9asss sspedfslt fusrben, um
benz SUB aiiblung uuo 4usrubsn Su
brinsen. GuBbGber uub Wafdunsen
in WaHer. benz Giiig ober Sala ouses
febt pirb, iinb gut gsssn .bas 9lns
fdpsIIsn Der sgiiBs. Die ridtisite
Rosmetit III eben tets bic, tpelde nidt
bdrauf binauslduft, S90nbeitsfeblsr
5u perbeden. fOnoern borbeusenb benz
26rper @efunbbeit unb bamit suslei9
Susenb unb S60nbeit gu erbalteH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
Der aefranfte arunprins.

Cine biibide Qnetbote madt ausens
blidlid bic Runbe in Der ruiiif6eu
SofgefellI9dft. Der &ronprinS, Der
GGIdreipitIdb bes beiligen ru1iiI9en
Reihes, III BON benz - Suitt5miniiter
S9tI1eslopitpp Ibtper eetrGntt tpors
ben. limb Sipar trus itd bas folgens
oermaBen Su: Dor einieer 3eit bate
Der SuItiSminiiter @ortras BEL benz
8aiier. Gr f9ritt na9bentlih bur9
bic SGle unb lentte gar ni6t feline
9lufmertfamteit auf cine 9ruppe Die
ner, bic etpas triiyen. Saum bate er
einiss Sdritte semadt, als er Don
einem Oiener eineebolt lpirb. Der ibn,
unter Ghti6uIbisunsen. frast. per er
| fei. Nuf bic eritdunte Miene bes Wis
niiters bin ertlGrte Der 9iener. er
bunble i'm 9luftrdge oes Sbronfolgers
@Gfarefpitid! -Wir babsn Seine tat>
ferli9e Sobeit Iosben poriibsrgetragen
ino er bat iid febr aedrssrt bariiber.
bob Sic ibn ni9t sriibtsn," Serrn
ShtldeslOpitofp blisb ni9t anbsres
iibrie, dts iitb tpeeen feiner 3eritreut'
belt 81 tnti4ulbisen unb fi9 gu mems
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
sa)ilosans als 9aastbitr.
Domsliitatloa stnea @aup sss easIs uas tsine
wsvRtpassies 0SsanstAait

@sstwbsstes Wreenel@eVt.
Gin Ieltenes 6dustbier beSibt Der
SanbeIsgdrtner St6ter In psins, Bah,
ern. Disiss msrtpirbise 9austbier
III eine Wilbgans, bic TN frensen
Winter 1889. dls elm GROCER 3ue biss
Ter Manberb0set iene 9esenb pafiirte,
3ur @rbe ssitiirat unb bem bamatisen
borttsen Sosoberedtigten, benz Batter
Oes Sbensenannten, iibsrseben iporben
ipar. sic ipurbe auf benz @ebOft bes
Stoter untsrssbrd1t, mo ibr cine lies
bepolIe pflsge Sutbeil ipurbe, bic bas
Wunber Sufpeee bra9te, bus Sbier
re9t autrauIi9 unb beimifd gu MAIDEN.
8efonbers nit benz Sofbunbe bate
bic Sons balb eine auberorbentli4
| feitsefiiste GreunOfhaft geidlofen,
unb bic 2ameraOi4aft NIT bieiem
treuen WGdter sebt fosar 70 melt. bab
lie oefen -umeanssformen" ungenoms
men bat. Wie Der Sunb. fdbrt gum
9eifpieI aud iie ieben auf ben Sof
tommenbsn Gremben sebieterif9 an,
tpdbrenb fie binsesen quite 9etannte
re9t frsunblih bebanbelt. sic folst
bem Sunbs auf S9ritt unb Sritt, bat
nit ibm elm gemeini9aftli9es Eager,
Iiebtoit ibn. inbem iie ibm nit ibrem
S9nabel i'm syelI traut, lest iih f9nell
gu ibm, psnn er ii4 fonnt, lub oers
| glst9en mebr.
ginmal bat iie ii1 aud su benz Ser
fu9 dufserafit, ben Sof fir INNER gu
perlaifen, bomals. ni9t lanse na9 Be-
sinn ibrer GinIiebslei, als pisber bod
in ben 2iiftsn bahinSisbenbe S9pdrms
bon WilbsGnfen eins idier leibsns
| f9dftlide Sebniudt Der @emeiniams
teit unb sinsn unipiberitsbIiden Dan>
bertrieb in Der ginIamen tpd9gerufen
botten.
aber Tis mar in ibrem Sluse nidt
melt eetommen. unb f9on mad ipenis
gen bunbert Weter mar fie tpieber ers
mattel CUR @rbe seiunten. Seitb.m
bat iis fi6 ipobl nit ibrsm 2oois obs
sefunben, bsun iie bat ME msbr tpieber
beriu9t, Ii9 ben bod in ben 2iiften
Idrmenb ba5inSisbsnben @tummessts
nofen dn3ui6lisBen. 9ibsr cine bo9s
grooise llnrube bemd4tist iih on ies
men Wunbertaseu bes einfamen Sbies
res, unb lebbafte S9rsie, bic gum
S6luB ben 9tusbrud tiefreIsnirter
Seuf5er unnebmen, sntrinsen ii4 bann
ibrem Snnern. limb mertipiirbis: aud
Der Sunb, Der CUTE Greunb Der in eins
frembe Delt 8erfdlaoensn, leibet an
ienen Sasen on elmer pffenbar mitfiib'
lenben, melan9oliiden Stimmnug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
2tprdi aIs anraaff.

SIN aurpart au 9aben BEL Wien bes
finbet ii9 in ben 9lnlasen beim Sei9e
Elm Stor9snpaar. Das Wdnn9en
mar felt Sobren nit eiuem 2siben am
redten 9sin bsbaftet, beHsn &nie eine
grobs @efdpuIit duftpies. Snfolse
6ieies 2sibSrs, bas Der Sbierarat als
eins gi9tGh1e Grl9einuns ertlGrte,
tonnte bds arme Tbier muir miibfelig
an Der Settle fsiner gbesattin bur9
bas 2eben bumpeln. gtun mar biefes
Gbspaar friiber tpdbrenb bes Wintsrs
I'M itdbtif9en palmenbauie unterses
bra9t. Sm lebten Winter purbe bas
palmenbdus einer Renopirung unters
sogen, 70 bab bic St0r9e bort ni9t
bebdlten fperben fonnteR; Der ftdbs
tif9e @arteninipettor lieB besbalb bas
Stor1enpddr In einem neben ber urs
fprunasquelle i'm Stabtparte befinbs
li9en Sol5berfhIase einquartirsn, Der
bur9 bic ipdrmen S6tpsfsIbGmpfe Der
llriprunssquslle auf natiirli9sm Wege
eripGrmt ipirb. Tun bat es ii9 se'
asist. bab biefer 9lufsntbolt in bsm
bon S9pefeIOdmpfsn erfiilIten Rauine
oem leibenbsn Storb febr ipoblsetban
bat = fein SubleiOen 1T poIitdnbig
gef4tpunben. Ser Stor9 itol5irt iest
febr frii9 unb miintsr in ben 4nldsen
unb itebt auf osm 8sine, bas friiber
10 itart esi9pOllen mar. 70 gut pie
nur ireenb Elm sefunber StOrd auf
einem geine iteben tann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

Cine offisieIIe britifde Stutiitit
tbeilt nit. baB 1905 iibsr 100000
Wenf9en ibr Brot in ben Wiinen unb
@ruben Der Welt bsrbienten. Bon
bisien 5,035.861 .9rGbern" fallen
1.826,079 ouf bas brittf9e Rsid.
nGmli9 982,343 auf bas bsrsiniste
aDnigrei9 unb 843, ,736 auf bic britis
fden 8sibunssn. Was bic 3abl Der
Grubsndrbettsr betrifft. 70 iteben bic
brei eroben Snbuftrisitdaten melt an
Der Spite. nGmlih 9robbritunnieu
nit $4,000, bic Der. Staaten nit
$4,000 unb 9eutf9Ianb nit 548,>
600. Gs foleen in peitem 9lbitanb
Srdntreid nit 175.000, 8eleisn nit
1876. 1000, Ssitsrrsi9 nit 10000 unb
Snbien nit 10000. Die seiammte
a&lenseipinnung Der Welt tpirb fir
1905 auf 941, 100000 Sonnen Q000
ailogrdmm) I'm @ertbe bon f305, :
100000 (f1 - $4.86) sef9dtt, etne
3unubme es9en bas @oriubr nm 55,s
100000 Spnnsn unb 100000. j..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

Ranin9ens8ert
b ur9 d. D ON II. 9esen bic &as
nin6enplags in 9luitralien bat man
felt einiger 3eit NIT anf9einenb gus
tenn erfOlse ein nsuss Wittel. ssfpunn'
ten Dampf, berfu9t. Sn einsm tleis
nen fabrbdren ReHel ipirb Der Ddmpf
.rseugt unb bann bur4 eine tur5e
Robrleitung in Elm Gineansslo4 Der
bon ben aanin9en betuobnten grbb1bs
len bineinssleitet. nadbem man ale
iibrigen srrei4boren Oeffnunsen Der
60blen feft psrf9lofsu bat. Die hpbs
Ssmperatur unb Der Druid bes Dams
pies tSbtsn bic .inssf4loHensn sbisrs
fshr bdlo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
sadapauna G. @DoniiHg gaIItb.
(eaurel qinie.)
3pii&sn lSuantSn une @ili,s. .Surs

3piIGtn Scranton uno Wilfts.Sdrrt.
3hst ptrIaH,n @uauton um 1 90, 200, 8 0O
400, 500 unb 500 Wrrasus. I'm 5 40 WlCr.
etns an @o6tntassn unb atle ud&fcIatnbI
ipauis Rinuitn, uub nm 700 Wcratns ar
@pnniaesn une alt na&foIetrbs ,panjis Wi
nuitn BE uuO tuilufips i2 20 RdHts, In Dil.
Its-Yarre Al Winuttn ipGtr anfcmmsub.
Grpus,hes, uur In pittston anbaIttne, Str-
ldITsu S1antOu aiIt Siuubt idalt6, auear.
npmmtH Ssnniaes uub Gtitrtdatn. ssu 7i9
Rwasns bic 7.t9 abtnes, uub irsfsu In @il.
Ets.Baut 30 Riuuitn Gp6ttr elm.
OsitTtr Ditnf ipifntu Scranton. gav auC
pari, 9una pari, pttTsbura uub Duumprt.
Slsbs 0abrplan fir esp6dbsfSrbruet 3iid,
n. n. gUvIp. IT,. BrtsbrsIsiiu
Gral ID Rraft am 8. Suli 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

Das grtdetzS pieI mar
in Gnslunb Bis gum Sabre 1748 pers
boten unb tper es auf feinem @runbs
beiib ssituttete, tonnte gu elmer @elbs
bube bon EGO 1891. .20) unb 9efGngnib
bis gu brsi Subren Derurtbeilt iperbsn.
Srobbem tpurbe bas erite Gridets
WettfpieI i'm Sabre 1875 spif9eu
Rent unb Suffer in Ssnenoots gum
gustrage sebra4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

Sci fes9egentp mart t. Der
Gnitreiher Gbparb Wooo bon Netpz
port, Sp., bat ss nur ieiner Settles
eesenpart gu berbantsn, bab er beute
nod am 2sben 1T. Wooo arbeitets
neulib in Cincinnati Dor sinem 9s=
bGubs, uuf sinem 9eriiit itebenb. am a.
Stodtpsrt, aIs er bas 9lei9sepi9t
berlpr uno abitiir5te. Sc eelans ibm
iebod. Elm Sell Su erbaf9en unb iid
nit benz Wautbe unb Der 9raft Der
@erapsifluns baran feiSubalten.
Doob slitt an bem Sell berab unb
trus ,nur stlidbe unerbebliae 9opftpuns
ben. fOtpie bIutriinitiss Sdnbe bupon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

Sbtere ais Dstter :
propbeten. Gute Wetterprppbes
ten iinb bic S9peine. Dor gintritt
bon Sturm unb Ianganbalteubem Res
eeupetter perben fie lnrubis unb
erunSen unaufbDrIi9. Sunbe pflesen
In bieiem GdlI faul unb fdIdfris gu
perben. tpGbrenb Der Waulfpurf beito
fIeibiser, INNER neue GrbbiiseI auf>
pirft; erfheinen in parmen SOmmer>
nG9ten bic sebetmnibpou f6immerns
ben 9fiib' ober Sobannispiirm9en be-
fonbers Sablreih unb lsudtenb, 70 barf
man sbenfulIs barauf rehnen, bab in
aIlernG6iter 3ett Resenipetter eintreten
ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

Der beutf den Spra9 E
bebisnsn fid auf Der Grbs sesenpGrs
tis 100000 Meni9en. iis nimmt
hdmit unter ben 9duptitaatsu Guros
pas bic brittle SteIle Elm. 9luf Der
sritsn SteLls itebt bic enslii9e, auf Der
atpeiten bic rufff9e Spra9e unb auf
ber piertsn iteht bic frdnSDiif4s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

SeGbtmorb 5um mobile
ber Gruu. Der Sarmsr Mafon
in Iltoonu, Su.. bat fi6 srI4oHeu.
Quf etnem bintegldFenen 3sttsl hattie
cr sef9rie6sn. bab er bies tbue, bamit
aus fsinsr' 2sbensberii9eruns feline
S6ulben seSoblt piiroen. um duf bieIs
WeiIe gu Derbinbern, oaB feline Sruu
bon Saus unb Sof bertriebsn tpsroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

Gin 4intfif9es inert
bebauptst, oaB bic Satin bes auiiers
Spanste, 2640 b. Gbr.. bic GrIie uez
tpsfen lei, bic Seibsupiirmer sesiidtet
bat. Seibenpurmer tpurben $50 n.
Ebr. burd stpsi periifde WOn9e Dor
56tno nah europa perpfldnoat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-26
UNDERHILL CENTER.

Woodcock are reported to he quite
plentiful. but 50 wary that it is difficult
20 bring one down. cartridges. like
ANGELS visits, are few and far between
Mrs Robert White IS passing the week
in Burl ,neton.--E. W. Henry has pur-
chased the farm belonging TO the estate
OF Dr G. =. Newton.-Michael Lcddy has
his lew house nearly completed.-Miss
N1zcn Of North Hero Is visiting Mrs
y. l.. Foge. her Sister.--Jchn Reynolds
has returned from Worcester. Mass
=. ". Church Is critically i'll with
lroDsy -Hcrald stevens of Burlington,
county road supervisor, was in town Fri
daY.-W!lliam Frost, who has been visit
Ing in town left for Grand Rapids Mich.
O'COnnol OF Mddlehury
1, here for few days visit with rela-
tives. G. s. Day Of Lowell, Mass, is stop
ping with his sister. Mrs. +. W. Church.
Miss Mccoy Of VI ddlcbury. who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. j. p.
Flynn, has returned home.-The Eddy
creamery paid SLIP per hundred for
August standard milk.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
Z. Barrett ard wife OF Montpelier. passed
Sunday with his brother, c. Il. Barrett.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-26
LIVE STOCK WAS HIGHER.
Light supply Sent tn the brighton
Market This Week.

Boston. Sept. 25-Therc were light re-
ceipts, rs the reaction from the quite
market OF last week, with cores aondlne
Improvement in prices at the Brighton
live stock yards yesterday.
Sheep and lambs We're the only variety
OF cattle TO sell at lower prices. while
calves and hogs improved. The beef
trade was no better than last week. ow-
ing TO the oversupply OF dressed ami
mails at the local abattoirs
Sixty steers and over 200 cows and
bulls were sold. The highest price was
81 cents pound, paid for eight very
fancy Maine State fair steers. The best
OF the other steers brought cents The
prices or the medium and lower grades
ranged down 10 ~ cents
beef cows and bulls sold at prices
varying from 1'e cents for holognas to 3is
cents for the better era 10 animals. The
general run of this cheaper class OF live
beef was considered poor
Though the quality of the $50 calves In
the market was inferior there was
good demand and they sold readily A
few fancy ones brought ~ cents
pound, and one lot of six, the average
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-26
CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. Mr.. Watson Of Sheburno
preached Sunday in exchange with Mr..
Gulick. Mrs Il, l.. Lcavenworth and two
children have returned TO Cleveland af-
ter visiting Mrs. Leavenworth's parents.
Mr. and Mrs f. X. Converse Mrs.
simpson Of North Adams has returned
home Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Leavenworth
" Missouri are passing few weeks in
mis- town and vicinity. George Nix Of
New York of the firm of Nix Bros, IL
In town with their local representative.
u. ". Smith. looking after the apple
trade Mr.. and Mrs stanton Williams
have gone to- Boston.-Dr and Mrs. r.
r Falhy have gone to New York;.
~ Chcsmorc Of Jonesv'iie passed Sun
lay in towu.-Thc potato crop generally
~ turning out better than was expected
before the rains.--A. G.. Crane has sold
his Thomrson's Point cottage to Mrs
Stanton Williams and Mrs. Falhy Since
the death ~ Miss Martha Yale, Miss
Caroline A. Yale has returned to North
ampton. closing her residence hero
Large quantities of pike arc being
caught at Thompson's Point these days
Mrs. y. c. Bush and Mrs. Sarah e.
rush Of Poston have been visiting Mrs
Pope in Fcrrishurgh.--Juius Monnette Is
gerry feeble I'm health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-26
SWANTON.

TWO important transactions In real
estate took place here last week in
tho sale Of the Baxter residence on the
west side of the river to julius Cor
liss nnd the "a @ by Ward barney o.
his farm on the Maruam road to Ada
lord Many Tho Baxter place. former.
~ the r. L. Barney residence.
brought $4,000. Ward Barney's farm
embraced 165 acres. formerly tho
Chauncoy Folsom property and had
been operated by Mr. Barney for q
years. Tho consideration. which in
cludcd crops. stock and everything was
$1,000. The purchaser takes poscs-
s'on this week. IL ca,no ncro about
a year ago from 81. Sebastian. y. o..
and bought tho Norman Corliss farm.
This, Mr.. Many has rented 10 parties
in Canada.
The remains of Horny Augustus Burt
arrived here Saturday night from Ne
hraslla and the funeral was held at Holy
Trinity church Monday forenoon. The
Rcv. Mr.. Bculrd Of bedford. former
rector and ~" Rev Mr.. Watkins Of 81
Adams oGlcjatcd. Tho hearers were G.
y. Hogan. ~. g. Royce and Guy Barker
OF St Adams. u. @. Furman. T. g.
Avrcs. John 1.ookiull"I. W. f. Toh'n
and Lyman Burt Tohin Of Swantou
There was q large Attendance ard numcr-
Gus floral tributes. NJ. Hurt's death came
as a personal bereavement to this com.
mnity, whore all had anticipated his rc-
turn IN the near future to pass tho rc-
maindcr Of his life in his old home. H.
WAS a nan OF varied and marked lhiltr.
an able thinker. Of refined literary taste
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Sept closed 81 06s. Dec closed S.09
May closed SLIP
CORN-Receipts 1,30O; exports 1900
sales 25.00o. spot firm Option market
strong and higher on reports NJ killing
frosts IN some of the big western corn
states. Later it reacted little closing
cent net higher. Dec. closed 7oiac
May closed f7Ac
OATs-Roceipts 10000; exports 1880
spot market cteady.
COFFEE-The market for coffee flu
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
TO an advance of five points which was
IN response 10 better French cables and
European buying. The market held
around the initial figures until iu bo-
fore the close when there was some H.
quotation Of December. The close was
st adv net unchanged. The sales were
reported Of 5000 bags including. Sept
s.. 95d59o; Dec. 5000 March s6.15 May
s625; July s63om635
Spot coffee steady. No Rio 6Ibc; No
Santos Sc; mild coffee steady; Cordova
9di2Lt
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining 34,
centrifugal 96 test 3s5; molasses sugar
BIO; refined steady.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-26
FAIRFAX.

The Franklin County Sunday School
association, in session hero soturdav
elected the following officers. prcsidont
J. W pomcrov. Enoshurrh Fails. vico,
president, the Roy. J. s Brown 81, Al
hans; secretary. Miss Belle Tovvaw
Enosburgh. treasurer, DR.. +. w Norris
Swanton: musical director. w n yow
Erosburgh Falls; secretary Of cIor,o,t-
airy work. Mrs. O. y. Wells. Franklin 3.
secretary Of teachers training work. "
6. Rrown. ST Adams; sccrctarv or tom.
pcrancc work. Mrs. A. T.. Dix. Mont
romcry; secretary Of original classes \.
A. Ascltine. Gposburgh Falls.
A good deaf Of property is CHANGING
hands in town. 4. r. Rocmnr has
bought tho Sowles nropcrtv on Hun,
street l.. r. Hunt has bought tho old
tanncry and house. Frank Minor has
bought the Sowlcs house Of l., II. Hunt
J. W. Tromblov has bought tho brick
store that ho now occupies and a barn
Of George Minor jessie Parsons has
bought George Bcll's store and gro
ccrlos. Miss lo'ic Kiddcr is passing
several weeks nv Gardner and Boston.
MIR and Mrs James Lewis are visit
ing in plattshurgh, n Y.--C. G. Gil
lotto will be tho next postmaster I'm
Fairfax.-Miss clara stiles has gone
to Roston whore she he's n pnsition.-
Tho Rcv. s 5. brigham ,vas i'm Essex
Saturday Edward Nash of Bur
(lnCton is tho guest OF her PARENTS
NJ ana Mrs = T.. Wilson.-Franl5
Eonncld Of Bal;rrshold Is visiting his
aunt Miss Abllc KenGold.-I:. =. Al
ans Of Swanton was in town Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-26
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALRANS.

The marriage enGa cement has been
announced of Miss Myra Louisa Shell
|tus. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
wv. Sheltus, and Jay Towle Button
In Franklin county court Friday
Attorney Harry BlodEett for the st
Johnshury and Lake Champaign railroad
|hieG an APPEAL from the action of the
board Of railroad commissioners, in
publishing two railway crossings in the
town Of Highgate, and ordering the
|s"lcctmen to build a new highway and
|settle the land damages. The intent of
The commission is to entirely eliminate
Pie two crossings in question and build
p new road 10 a crossing already estah-
plshed. There is trouble as usual over the
Pand damages, one of the abuttors. a Mrs.
Eumets demanding 81 900. and refusing a
.ender of 500. The court has taken the
matter under advisemcut.
In the arrest Of Frank Tromlly. charged
f"ith burglary, in breaking into and
Stealing goods from freight cars. II is be-
leved that the Central Vermont railway
pas driven in the entering wedge toward
breaking up gang Of thieves. many of
Rhom are believed to he in the employ
Pf the people they were robbng. from
ply was Friday arragncd in city court
Sefore Judge Post waived examination
3'nd was bound up in the sum Of $1,000
John McKeover, charged with assault,
pas been placed under 500 bonds for ap-
fearance In city court October 30.
John Lowell and John Wilkes were yes
erday arrested and locked up, charged
with intoxicatlon.
The death Of Mrs Helen (Savoie) Bara-
Py wife Of Frank Y. Baraby occurred
p the st. Adams hospital Thursday
Pight of typhoid fever, after an illness
~ two weeks. Mrs Baraby was taken
the hospital ton days ago, and failed
teadily until the end She was horn
n bedford, Que In 1880, the daughter OF
ar and Mrs Peter Savoe. and was
narried June 10 1906. She il survived
Ry her mother a brother, George savoie.
n Swanton, and an infant daughter. The
uneral was held at the Holy Angels
'hurchc sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
The annual meeting of the stock
olders Of the Central Vermont rail
fay Will be held at the general Offices
this city, Tuesday, October 8, ut
/ 90 n. m.
The funeral of George Howard, who
led at Lake Placid, y. Y, Friday of tu-
erculoss was held at s.. Luke's Ennis
opal Church Sunday afternoon at 2:3o