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AUL CO. TTH I'll NV.
"O2 18th ne. Or. b. Is. so
1889 r nw.storp IS. %
63S Newton. Ir. b. sta25. 90
1913 n NV. lor. b.22.50
1873 9th nv. Or, b. % 90
3+l1 Brightwood av20. 80
Col y nv. store. -. so
1891 U.2ofHce 1920. so
EO2 Fla nv nv.5r.h. rs. 90
r Gl3 l. rw.warsh'el5.O 10
2n0I i4th NV. ir. 81
floor. ONCE. Is. 90
23.l sherman nv. 5rlJ. 90
2o:'i 9Th NV. sto. 2r.JI.OO
I03 Central av. 6r.l2. 10
Gls Morton NV Or. viz. 50
1913 y J az sc. 6-.H12.Oo
AT Y NV, 3r, w...ll.0O
Il 925 y J av. istls.l0.OO
1898 Cd Sc. sr. w...i0.OO
SIS La sv. basement.
| 22x7S ..........lO. 90
1l33 It'll. rear, sta. 800
COL0RED TENANTS.
222253 9th. Or. ....1J.OO
22ie Water. r,3ii. Is. 90
E. 2oS5 Gales ne. 5r. w. IL. SO
p. new and modern
svator. etc. 200. 90
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.


FOR SALE-
MODERN HOME. CAPITOL HILL.
$54UO
contains eight rooms and tiled bath: hot
water heat: it's two-story house; very we'll
built; within a few feet of Lincoln Park.
Houses like this are premiums in this choice
section. Possession ct once
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. $40 18th st. NV.
Opposite Franklin Park Phone Main $40
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NORTH GERMANLLOYD
ARoI M THE WORLD TOURS

NnprI! GERMAN LLOYn EXPRESS LINE.
MAESEIIIFS-NtPLFS ALEXANDRIA,
GFRNtN- MFDirERR tNFAN-IFvANT LINE
MrTgcilles Genoa via Naples to the Lcvant
ROYAL. RnI'MtNItN MAI. STEAMERS.
Constanya Constantinople = SMYRNA Alexandria
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALI. OVER THE WORLD.
0E1.RICHS CO.. NO BROADWAY. ". Y.
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Fol. SALE
$1,000 UNDER VALUE.
81 $50 cash.
FIRST TRUST So 00O

PRICE. 81. 600.
An ideal Washington Heights home; located
on kALORAMA AVE. The lot is wide and
deep 10 paved alley. Contains twelve rooms
and two baths: hot-water heat four large
rooms on first floor very well built should rent
for S65 per month. This is the cheapest home
IN washington. specnlator would buy this
llo,is. Hes never been offered before
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 91O 18th ST. NV
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main $40
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. s
irf 18th. Isl s0O.O 90
1919 $ NV. IIr. Sb. 81 90
l:s,'i Irving. Tor. b.+2. IA
1916 Sth NV. Or. b.i0.50
COS Q NV. Sr. b. . 40. 90
1851 L NV. store. 40. 90
~ r nv. Sr. h. 1880
aO9 q nv. Tor. b. 81. 80
80 3th So. Tor be. 10
1925 18th NV, Tor. b. 30. so
nij 18th nv. lT.b.32. 80
s2l p nv. 7r. b. $3.50
5th and Morton,
sto. sta. 90
I529 6th NV. or, b.30. 80
1913 NJ av NV. Sr. b3o 80
49, q NV. Or. sta.3o.:C
100 9th nv. 7r. b.. 80. &c
1853 18th nv. orb. 80. 90
800 Fla av NV. sto. 80 90
1887 Hth NV. br. b. q 30
1872 9Th NV. Tor. b. 81. so
iiI L NV. l2r. b. % &c
1888 9th NV, Or. b,
large yard. ..... Is. 80
Noa | NV. 7r, b. .25. 50
eth * VI NV .sto. eel % so
1T and Decatur cts. n.
warehouse. electric el
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-IO OUTSIDE ROOMS: SPLENDID
house, exceptionally arranged. with q
front rooms and @ fine bedrooms; kOT- WATER
HEAT; KITCHEN on MAIN FLOOR; splen-
didly loea ted. 18th and Irving sts.. Column
bia Heights; fine bargain at $1,000 part cash.
balance trrstl.
wILILGE. GIBBS & DANIEL COB & cos 18th.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS NEAR WASHINGTON IN
Nd.
- 81 5000 acres: rn. dwl. and barn. etc.
s1.65O-31h a.. rm. dwl. and barn. etc.
s2.20o-l10 a. on Potomac. q rm dwl.. etc.
s2..0o-2212 "A. rm OWL. barn. poultry pit
SIS a.-5sO acres. rm. dwelling. etc.
S6j a-179 acres near Silver Spgs. Bargain
WE HAVE ! 900 BARGAIN FARMS FOR SALE
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, 7O4 Sth NV.
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FOR sAi.E-AHIIsrS auME. l3iu MASS AVE
NV; house. studio and stable: sD.oo0: easy
dress owner. koBERT HINCkLEY. PREMISE
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WALL PAPER

WE ARE NOW SHOWING 1908 PATTERNS IN
wall paper; also closing out our leftover stock
at great sacrifice. Give a call +. G..
NOLTE. 901 18th st. DIV. oc1 GOT
FUEL PROTECTOR.
NO GAS OR IMPURE AIR. MAKING HEAT
that before lost out OF the chimney; adds
more regular heat to the stove; burns half less
coal. Wind has no effect on fire. AGENCY.
sol 9th NV. oc3l- Dot 3
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FUEL PROTECTOR
MASSAGE,

MASSAGE, FACE AND SCALP;
wrinkles and bemishes removed. Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON. NJ G.. graduated in Ewedenl, 1919
no29-3Ots
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FOR SiLE-BY NEW. SAFE PLAN YOU
can hny a $500 house on the installment plan,
pay SIS cash and s. a Month. j. ST. ODO house
for $40 cas- and $40 q month. 4 81 800 house.
sri, cash and SIS a month. A $40 0Co house.
$40 cash and $50 month. Address Box :s.
Star office. deI:;- I. s.m-.,t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-LEATING TOWN, ] MUST SELL
three fine brick houses recently built on
Columbia Heights. at great sacrifice; will
take $500 cash for an investment having II
per cent: buyer to assume trust. which has
four years 10 at Az per cent. Ad-
dress Boz 20. Oxford Hotel. dc1f.6t
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g36 l. NV. Or. b. "a. 80
+a2 Ne av sw. 12r.t31.OD
4 1921 10Th nv, 5r. 1850
! u Rk Ok Oh I'd. 4ri0.0O
ATS.
: i21NY av NV. 5r. b+n. %
12gNY av NV .3r. b1S.5o
IT, 1921 y. Y. ave. NV.
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2405 Pa av. Sr, b. 81. On
2401 VI NV. Ir, b. 1850
l440 I'D. sto, dwg.30.OO
3@3 r Sc, Cir. l.. %. so
so Q NV. Or. b. :. 22.50
sol 10Th NV. fat.
3 rooms. bath. :. q. so
LINKINS.
900 10Th ST. NV
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FOR RENT
1876 G NV. 15r. Oh $500
SID 21st nw.11r.b,
GEL. steam heat 80. 90
e2lI Pa.av nw.15r
hath .......... $500
Flat. 1918 Pa. av,
sr. b. stea m heat 40. 30
GEO. W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE HALF-ACRE LOT ON THE
Heights just north Of sit. Pleasant. near the
new extension Of 10th st (now being graded)
price low Address OWNER, Box 262. City
Post Office de3-30t
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FOR SALE-LEAVING TOWN, ] MUST SELL
my three fine brick houses. recently built on
columbia Heights. at great sacrifice: will
take $500 cash for an investment paving II
over four years to run. at Az. per cent. Adj
dress Box 10. Oxford Hotel de16-6t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
WATERVILLE.

Mrs. Frank LaraWay is on tho sick list.
Clarence Grey has leased the Noun
tain Spring fIotcL-Floyd Fairbanks was
at home from Nlorrisville over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy 1illotson has moved to Jer-
icho where she intends to make her flu
ture home.-11 l.. Beard and Homer
Stearns We're in Hyde Park on business
last week.-Mrs. Frank Hunt spent sew
cral days with friends in burlington last
wcek.-E. w. Manchester attended the
susarmaker's meeting at Burlington last
Weck.-Frank Leach was called to Koenc,
y. H.. Friday by the sickness of his
fathcr.--H Horace Marcy of Montgomery
visited Arthur Fairbanks several days
last wock.--H. L. Beard and ". y. Hin
attended the funeral of James Warner
at Essex on the 7th.-Nir. and Mrs. Les
lie Wetherell have divided their furni-
ture. He has gone ~ Cambridge juno
ton to board with a sister and she has
gone to Johnson.-Miss Maude Warren
of East Fairfield visited Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Morgan several days last week.
f. VI. Thomas was in Essex Junction
on business Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Tho Randolph Center Magazine Club
continues in fourishine condition.
There are nine members and they take
% different magazines which are passed
every week. The ladies formed the club
about twenty years ago. and there are
five Of the original members still in the
club. They had their annual auction sale
Of the last years periodicals last Satur-
day evening at J. w Fargo's store. y.
L. Boyden. auctoneor. The sum realized
with the fines makes a good start for tho
magazines of this year.-William j. II.
Nourse, who was member Of the cX-
petition under Lord Wolseley which
went to the relief Of Gen. Gordon ut
Khartum. gave the third entertainment
in the lecture course at Normal IIa,l
last Friday evening. NJ. Noursc gave a
plain and unvarnsheji recital Of his OK
percnces in this expedition which was
interesting and instructlve-E. V. Par
ker and W. L. Adams are sick with tho
grip and under the care OF DR.. T. g.
Bailey.-F. w. Parmenter, who has
worked the past five wears for y. L.
Boyden, has taken a. II. Beedle's farm
south Of Randolph village and expects
to take possession March 1st.-'Thc notice
Of scarlet fever is still on John Rolin's
house, but no one is very sick there
now.--Mrs. V. !. Spear of Randolph is
with her sister, Mrs. J. II. Holden, this
week, at tho old homestead.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

Or. Lyman a. Noycs, aged 66, died on
January TO- in Ch!copee, Mass. He was
well known in this place where he for
merry lived until fcw years ago. lie
was born in g'unbridge January %, 1910,
and graduate from the medical depart
Went of the University Of Pennsylvania
In 1862 During the Civil War he served
as surgeon with the old Vermont Nolun-
tccrs and with the 18th Pennsylvania
cavalry. After the war he took up his
medical practice here (which Dr. con-
tinued until 1850 when he received an ap-
pointment rs post surgeon at Seal Island
in the Behrlng sea. Ills family remained
here ana he spent many Of his winters
with them He has been agent on Seal
island for the past 1--WE years, having
sole charge. The cause of his death was
cirrhosis of tho liver. He is survived by
wife and two daughters, Mrs c. II.
NuttinG and Miss Anna l.. Noyes Of
Chicopee.
F. w. Parmenter for tho last five years
in tho employ Of n. T.. IT,. "a I ut Ran
dolph Center has rented 90 e. II. Bccdlc
farm which Frcd Packard has been car
rying on.
Carl Boss has bought of Walter
Archer his place in Peth and wood
lot in Mud pond. The consideration
was s1,fO0.
The stock shipment from this Scr
tion Monday was quite large. There
were nearly two hundred sheep ship
ped. Prices paid wero. for lambs &c.
calves Sc hogs to BIC
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Hiram E. Smith died at her home
Jan Q after an illness of nearly three
years from cancer. Tho funeral was
held Saturday at F. NJ. from the Con-
sregational church. the Rev. ]. II. Wills
Of the Methodist Church officiating. A Sc
ect quartet furnished music. Tho flowers
we're many and beautl-uI Tho w r.. c.
" which she was n mast president attend
,d in a body. CRYSTAL Chapter O. Z. s.
rendered the beautiful burial rite of the
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EAYSVILLE.

A very peasant event took place
uary Il at the nome Of Mr. and MI
~ LourN' their daughter Mary
pelnF united in marriage with Har
ara ford' at SIX O'Clock the wet
'"''''' played ny MISS Alice Chedc
ill., me- approach Of the bridal r
} ''' i'cN. w. =. Reynolds rector ~ {
''"''H OF h''HeI VINO was the oifici
,.'Ity man appeared followed by
"r'i' 'ehh'hF on n" arm OF her fs
""'' from we opros't" entrance
groom "l. i'a'H'i attended by the
man. nus h,uin'r, Earl Ford and
,,''"''i'"Id' Miss Hattie J-mmo, Of
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Buzzcll received surprise visit from
about thirty sister members of Sickle
Chapter. o. e. s. A picnic supper was
served and pleasant reminder left with
Mrs. Buzzcll, who has been confined to
the house for the past two years by
rheumatsm.--Mrs. Carrie Ross Of Mos
COW IL seriously ill-Messrs T.. Bgc-
low and u. r, Bigelow and Mrs.
Abbie Warren attended the fun
ersl Of r. A. Newcomb in Wat
erbury Center Wednosday.-H IT.
Smith Relief Corps will hold n special
meeting Saturday.-At Unity Church,
dinner will he served at noon to-day
preceding tho annual meeting of the
society which will take place at 1880
y. m,
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LOWELL.

William Kelley has returned to a
hospital at Burlington for further
treatment--Guy Kinslcy is In Fletcher
working for his brother in-law. T.. ".
G"lo,-The higher department of the
village school was closed Tuesday ON
account OF III ness OF the teacher, Miss
Helen Stcphenson.--'Thc Roy. Mr.. Rl-
mage OF North Troy will exchange with
Mrs Lashcr SundaY.-At the annual
meeting of the mcmhcrs OF the Con-
Eregational Church, the following OH
GERS wore elected: Moderator, Mrs. H.
Il .Wcllman; clerk, Mrs. irving ste
phcnSon; treasurer, Mrs Il. f.. Win
chester; collector, Mrs. Clarence Hedge
man; prudential committee, Mrs. John
Young. Mrs +. T.. Bridges Mrs. r. y.
Pattorson.--Mrs. y. i. Sinclair mot with
a painful accident Monday, sticking q
stick Into her left eye.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

G, n. Ainsworth, formerly OF Belviderc.
has purchased the store and dwelling
house near it of Elmer Stratton, con-
5000. Possession was given
last Thursday.-Among the \plcasant
events of the week was the twenty
fifth anniversary surprise given to Mr.
and MIS- Robert Anderson last Tuesday
cvening.-There will be a donation at the
Methodist Church Thursday evening
January 17.-Leota Stratton ana Percy
Kim left last Monday to resume their
studies at Goddard seminary j.
II. Uric made a business "trip to Bur
llngton the last of the week.-Mrs., Henry
King visited in Iardwick and Wolcott
last Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON

The end annual reunion of the Western
Vermont Masonic union will be hold
here on "Wednesday. January 30 Tie
business meeting for the union, FOR
Masons only, will be L~ld at
the Brandon Inn ut 5:i5 O'clock Tho
concert win commence 1T rs
and continue until $50, ut which hou,.
the grand march will form. stafford &
MolloW's orchestra If EuIaul. consist
ing of seven pieces. will furnish music
The banquet will he held at the Brandon
Inn
Mrs. Cynthia Sanderson widow Of the
late Franklin Sanderson, died Saturday
Al tho home OF her nephew. Frank San
dcrson, after a long and painful Illness
She was 70 years Of age. The funeral was
hold MorIav afternoon at one O'Clock
from the Stnderson homo, The Rev. r..
NJ. Bartlett pastor Of The Bapti. Church.
offic'atcd. Tho burial was In Pine Hi
cemetery.
Fred Lewis and Mrs. Charles Noye-
We're married January u at the Epis-
copal rectory by the Rev, c. y. Cnrpcn-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17

The development of the poultry and egg
business is something IMPLY wonderful.
me Idct Is coming to be known that if
poultry can have a clean, warm, well
ventilated home, with plenty of sunshine
ana the right kind of food, they Will
usually lay. During the extremely cold
months It Is very essential that they have
the STIMULATING strengthening nourish-
mont afforded by green cut bone. Carroll
: rage of Hyde Park Vermont, is pro-
b1hly the largest producer OF green cut
bone and meat in the United states and
he will send a 500 pound barrel to any one
on receipt OF $50 and will prepay the
freigh;s to any railroad station Do 49,
England or the Middle states.
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WARREN.

/. J. THlotsou IL assisting I'm III" store"
Of j. l.. Spaulding. -lienry H.opNs mas
opened q grocery store H. the 90 HTad1y
block-G. W. Wallis, wife and children
Of Wai,sheld spent sunday at g. 4. Il.
Bragg s-Loulso Allen vas seriously Ill
scl -ral days last week but Is more COM
Portable at tbs writins.-lona Morrill, -
Mt worl. a. VIII Parson's-S. i. Allen
Of Barre was ,hc guest of his aunt
Louise Allen, Suuday.-Guy, HaAeh-
ana Pvrsls Richardson spent Sunday 1T
Il. c. Hcaths in East Worron.-Mrs'
Lawrence Luce LAS been on the sick list
flr tho nnat feY DAVIS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17

Baptist Church Friday the Rev. Mr..
Johnson OF Barton, ava the Rev. Mr..
Ferry of this place OBLIGATED. Mr.. Wedge
is suffering at his home on Railroad
street from severe CarbunCle and also
from the effect OF an operation removing
a large abccss from his back. Tho opera
ton by DR.. Buttcrficld and Waller was
entirely successful and he is doirs Is
well az could he expected William War
ner is seriously sick at the homo of Ed
son Kinney, who is very low himself. Mr..
Warmers wife died a few days since
Charles G. Kennedy and wife have on
nounccd the marriage of their daughter,
Ncttc n. to Milo l.. Porter of Boston to
occur at the home Wednesday January l6.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Taylor, who has been in Stock
bridge for the last few months. is at her
daughters, Mrs. Marose Smith. who is
much better at this writnE.-Airs James
Putney is very i'll with tho grip-AIr.
and Mrs. Earl Delano lost their little
daughter Saturday morning OF mem
branous crop. They have the sympathy
OF all their fricnds.-Mrs Lena Gary
has come home 20 her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D. j. Frazier.-Fred Smith was
In Randolph one day last week.-Bort
Bragg Is teaming in North Randolph for
Frank Blodgctt--The Rev. L. c. Clark
Is out Of town for n few days.
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PROCTOR.

Ralph Sherman has resigned his posi-
ton with tho Vermont Marble Co., and
has gone to Fair Haven.-All wishing to
Join tho Young Peoples society which IS
being formed can do SO by leaving their
names in the office OF the Proctor Trust
Co.. reception was given Mr.. ard
Mrs. X. s. Castle in Brandon Tuesday
niCht--A dance was given Saturday night
by tho Vermont Marble CO.. employees
about go couples being present Gov. T.
y. Proctor has returned from Boston.
where he has been for few days.-C. II.
Cameron returned from Saranac Lake
Mordav mornng.--Thc new 1901 design
books of the Vermont Marble CO. are
now out.-Mss Jennie sil;ecl- In. returned
TO work after a Tow d7y. lllness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
WEST HAVEN.

Nrs. Adclnc Bclden, who has teap
spending several morths with her sisters
in Warrenhurg. has returned homs.-Bec.
G. L. Van 5cAaick Of Bennington, colpor-
ter IN the state of Vermont has been
holding meetings with Rev. II, NJ. Doug
las. Mary Hitchcock and 1urrN-s Hayes
of Fair Haven were married NJ the
brides home January lst. They will re-
side in New HCVcn.-Thc Ladies' aio
gave a dinner in tho North church Sat
urdaY, January -. owing 20 the weather
tho attendance was not lsrgo but tho re-
ccipts were s7.9O.-Airs. Marcia Adam. Is
visiting friends IN Whitehall, y. y.-Trs
Bolder OF Glens Fail. wa. in town for a
cOunlc OF daNs list Mcck
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Business Transacted
ing Week Ending Jan. II, Iol

ing eek EnuinS Jan. II, II
Estate Of oscar Hazard. Cha
George NJ Hazard appointed admin
tor de bouis nor with the will ann
Estate Of Thomas Kelley. Hinosl
burlington Trust company appoint
mnistrator
Estate Of simon j. Pcrobsky CO
ter; Joseph Agcl of Burlington app
administrator.
Estate Of T. Charles DUDE. Hurli
viii proved; the Rev. J. VI. Cloar,
pointed executor; NJ. +. Kelley az
Rev J. NJ. Gelot commissioners.
Estate Of Wilbur L. Davis, Burlil
Elihu l.. Taft ana c. j. Russell app
commissioners.
In rc George W. Stockwell. ct al
rors), Bolton; Walter II. Davis app|
guardian.
Estate of Horry Q. Root Burli|
license 20 sell real estate granted.
Estate of Julia Hyde Bockwith|
l'ug,ou; license to sell resi- estate
cd.
Estate Of Julia Raisoer, Hines|
ouu'r.,uator' final settlement maj
Estate Of ifuirict G. Peck. Gurli
executors annual settlement madcI
Estate Of George Dcviuo, Co!c1
r. Edward A,!ari appointed admit
,or.
Estate Of Fanny I. shaw Burli
commissioners and appraisers
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs Q. A. wilbur who has been i'll for
some time is somewhat bettor,-M 80
Rena Angel took a trip to Montpelier
last week and visited her sister at Hea,on
hospital, who is steadily improving.-Mrs.
b. II. Benjamin suffered quite a severe
attack of heart trouble last week, but is
rccovering,-Mr and Mrs, r, l., Ratchel-
der We're hastily called to Barre last Sun
day by reason Of the illness Of their son.
They found his case one OF throat trouble.
instead Of pneumonia as was frst re-
ported They returned on Monday. as
he was In a fair way 10 recover.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
\ MERE BABE.

"Ah me" sighed young Kallow.
lovolorn glance at the object of
Cections; II was so full o. misery
and turned upon my bed last nil
could not sleep"
"You don't say?" remarked tht
less girl. What's the matter wi
teething ?"-The Catholic Standal
Times.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
STOWE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Savage is i'll at her home
in Westficld. Mass.-'The board of agricul-
tur" will hold n meeting in Stowe on
Tu.-ily, january 22.-On Saturday Mans
field Mountain Grange held a regular
meeting. Dinner was served al noon The
following officers We're installed by in
stallns officer, Mrs. Della McAllister;
Master, II. G. Fuller; overseer. r. Bge-
low; lecturer. Mrs. Lena Brown; steward.
II, i. Straw; assistant steward David
Douglass treasurer, j. F. Campbell;
secretary, Mrs. Maud Campbell; chaplain.
Mrs, Emma Barrows; Pomona, Mrs
Phoebe Adams; Ceres. Mrs. H. G. Fuller;
Flora Mrs. Flora Blodgett; lady assistant
steward, Mrs David Douglass. The pro-
gramme FOR III" next meeting on January
%, Is as follows: Singing by the Grange;
question. ITO What Extent Is the
Farmer Benefited by the Fish and Game
Laws" opened by C. S. MoArlster;
recitation. Mrs Flora Blodgctt; reading.
Mrs. II. G. Fuller; question: What Por-
ton Of Farmers Income Belongs to
His Wife," singing by Grange-Mrs.
Herbert Mayo was n visitor in North
field on Saturday.-At Unity Church the
Rev. f. NJ. II. a Jbott, pastor. Sunday
morning service Mt 1915 subject Of sermon.
day school and Bible class meet at
"a m; Young Peoples fraternity meeting
ct p. m.
A. w. Foster, who purchased the
farm and stock Of N. Bigelow two
years ago, has made and sold during
the past week 126 pounds of butter
from IA cows, one Of which is nearly
dry and is only stripped once day.
Besides this he has supplied his fam
fly Of five persons with milk and but
ter and is feeding ten quarts Of new
milk a day to n couple of calves He
uses separator and he thinks that It
pays to feed the COWS we'll and to take
good care of them. He is not trying
to make n record but Is trying to make
his dairy profitablc.-Owing to delay
Of trains on the Central Vermont rail
road on Saturday evening the Nettie
Jackson company were unable to meet
their engagement In stowe and the
audience that had gathered at the
Akeley Memorial building was dis.
missed. The company could give no
other date to stowe, but II is hoped
that some other entertainment can he
arranged for by the White Entertain
ment Bureau.--H, Il. Faunce and Miss
T. NJ. owen were visitors in Mont
pelier on Tuesday.-Mrs. F. L. Wells
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks. Her daughter Miss Jennie
Wells, has been called home from
Lynn, Mass, on account Of her illness.
a 4. Pike Is confined to his homo
by an attack of pleurisy.-Thc con-
dition of Mrs. George Harris, who Is
suffering from an attack Of apoplcXy
remains serious. Mr. Harris and their
hnt
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BROWNINGTON.

Judge Orne remains very foeble.-Mrs
solomon Robinson was III al last week,
but it improving.-Mr, and Mrs. Jerome
Houston Visited Henry Dwyor Sunday
Harvey Leonard of Barton is spending
the winter with his grandmother Mrs.
T.. r. Lcland.-Mrs. Sarah Fox Is in
nnnr hGnlth This Mlnlnr.