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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-12

OF Montpelier Seminary passed Sunday
with her parents.-Nctte Kingsbury and
Mrs II. e. Austin were in Montpelier
Saturday. Maud johnson OF Mont
peller visited her parents from Sunday
until Tucsday.-Sdncy Atkins was IN
Bolton last week setting up a sawml
Cor r. O Ward.--I S. Austin, John
Hurdle and clifford Atkins have return.
ed from Jonesvllle where they have beer
dressing clapboards for Fred Jowctt.-
Irwin Henson Of Montpelier IS visiting
in town.-Mr. and Mrs George Evan,
were in Montpelier Saturday to visit
their son.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs f.. g. Atkins hera
Monday evening at eight o'clock when
their daughter Mabel was united IN
marriage to Mervin Henson Tho bridal
party which consisted OF Misses Bertha
Atkins and Doris jenkins, sister and niece
Of the bride, and irwin Henson and Daisy
Atkins brother Of tho groom. and sister
of the bride, entered the parlor as Misi
Maudc Johnson and Harold Haylet,,
played the wedding march, and tool
places beneath the wedding boil which
was suspended from the center IF m,
green and white arch where the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. ". n Rob
crts The bride was hccom'ngly dressed
In white silk trimmed with insertion ant
carried bouquet VI pink roses. Aftel
concentrations, a dainty lunch wa,
served to the many friends. Tho music
furnished 10y Miss Johnson and Mr. Hay
lctts added much to the pleasure Of the
evening At ton O'Clock the guests de
uartrd and Mr. and Mre ITeusou lcr.
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H. w. ALLEN e. co.
Christmas shopping IS made
wonderfully easy when a store
like this Is so near at hand

Formerly the advertising and Catalogues from
larger cities were often consulted if something excep-
tional unusual was desired. And this resulted in
more less of disappointment, annoyance and dis
satisfaction But now, since adopting the Of
annual to the foreign markets. the close touch
with every important of supplies everywhere
consequent upon the development and growth Of this
business, there is no longer any question as the
probability of finding at hard the choicest
gift articles possessing hiehcss degree Of merit
A Store is here in which to select the Christmas
gift with confidence and that it will possess
just the very qualities calculated to please per-
fectly both the recipient and eiver.
The plans for this holiday Season were made
with view to surpassine the heaviest selling records
attained and the strength of the Stores unique
led than in tn: purchases which will make this pos
sible.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

The annual meeting Of the c. J. Bell
Pomona Grange was held at the
town hall Dec. and the following
officers were elected: Master C. A.
Bump West Salisbury okersoer, w. NJ.
Cady, Mlddlebury; lecturer, Mrs. Mary
Cady, M!ddlebury; steward, Charles
Ellis. Salisbury; assistant steward, Ray
mond W. osborne, Shorcham; chief, r.
II. Holmes, Shoreham; treasurer, II, NJ.
Balm, Middlebury; secretary, w. i.
Bump. West Salisbury; doorkeeper, y
II. Farnham, Sudbury; Ceres, Mrs. II,
Kelsey WHITING; Pomona Edith Spauld-
ing, Orwell; Flora Coda Miller, Ferris
burFh orGanist, Mrs. j. i. Dyer, Sails
bury.
John II. Richards, conductor on freight
No. n, northbound, which arrives at
this station about noon. was seriously
injured Saturday. He was standing in
the oaboose of his train when the emer-
gency brakes were suddenly applied
which threw him to the floor breaking
his shoulder and wrist. He was taken
on the flyer to his home in Rutland
Bernerd Chandler of Glens Falls, y. Y.
is here for the winter,-George Briggs
was In town Saturday, returning from
his western t-ip.-Miss Grace Topper o.
Sudbury has taken position in the
Burnham store.
The annual meeting of Ncshobe Grang
was held Saturday evening and the fol
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BRADFORD.

Mrs w. A. Calvert Of Boston has been
the guest OF her sister Mrs. O. II. ste
veus. DR. George Dmlck of Jefferson,
N. H., and G. p. Dlmck of Revere,
Mass. are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Freeman Clcmcnt.-Mrs. II. t. Parker Is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. william
S. Huntington, in Concord. N. I--Arthur
Phillips. who Lad been i'll with typhoid
fever several weeks. died Saturday morn
ing. The body was taken | Dyndonville
Monday for blral-C. G. Murray, who
was formerly manager Of the Clarke Mer-
camille company's store was In town
Monday.--Dr. W. S. Cole was in Chelsea
the first of the week.-Nelson Lamb fin
IS ed work for the Clarke Mercantile
company Saturday, am his place Is
taken by Byron PaEe.--Mis. Ruth Teller
Is assisting In the store of j. +. Hunt
during the holiday trade.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
CHELSEA.

Orange county court began its Deem
Der term Dec. 3, the Hon. william II.
Taylor being the presiding judge and the
Hon. Cyrus L. Lathrop of Williams
otwn and the Hon. Horace White Of
Topsham, assistant judges. After prayer
by the Rev. Fred Daniels, pastor Of the
local Methodist Church. Sheriff william
II. Sprague proclaimed the formal open
ing Of county court and the court Of
chancery. A call OF the jury calendar
disclosed but four of the Il cases as APP
parently for trial but before next morn
mig all had been disposed of by settle
nent, or continuance, or setting for
trial by court, so that on the coming III
OF the court Wednesday afternoon tho
jury was discharged for the term, the
criminal docket having nothing to be
tried. State VS.. Mary Jane Brusseau, an
indictment for adultery, was mol pressed !.
State VS.. Norton Sweetser. statutory
rape was continued; State vs.. Ward
Bannister, furnishing liquor, was con-
tinuedi State VS.. Angus Campbell was
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs J. II. wills and Mrs. f. c. Judd
were driving Friday on the North VOL
colt ROAD when their horse became
frightened mt a gasolene engine saw ug
wood at T. NJ knights and ran, throw
ing both women out. and breaking the
thills to the sleigh. The women were not
seriously injured and Miss knights drove
thcm hor in the evening.-Enos La
Flour has moved to a tenement in A. II.
Pcrkns's house-Mr. and Mrs. stephen
Pollock Of St. Johnsbury wer" guests OF
the laters parents over Sunday-The
Rev. Mr. Williams from Maine preached
in the Congregational Church sunday and
will remain until after Christmas-O i.
Putnam has had an eight months oh
pig dressed that tipped the beam at 80
pounds.-Henry King Of CraftShurY wos
the guest of relatives here over sunday
Miss Edith Kimball Is at home from
IIardwick for a few day's.-Afr. and Mrs.
T. Jones Of Coventry visited the latter's
sister, Mrs. w. G. Gould, over Sunday
Mrs. Della Davis is convaiescing
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continued Divorce trials began Thurs

continued. Divorce trials began Thurs
day morning.
when the Jury calendar was called in
Orange county court last week not a
case was ready for trial. Twenty-ninc of
.hc "a petit Jurors were sworn in, but
were later disc urged by Judge Taylor
as There was nothing for them to do.
The court calendar was about as weak
and business last week consisted mostly
Of divorce cases. The following bills
were granted: jennie c. Hall vs. Edward
I, Hall NEGLECT and refusal to support,
custody Of minor children with al'mony
docrood TO pctitioucr: Reuben 7. Kendall
W. 1.nura A. Kendall. wllful desertion;
Lilly Urllc Flint VS. Charles Flint, neglect
and. refusal to support, with custody of
minor child and alimony decrced to
petitioner. Elizabeth r.. u. Pelton vs..
Harry 6. Potion iuiolorablo severity with
custody If minor child dccrccd to petit
TONER: Fannie O Luck VS.. Arthur w.
Luck wilfu dcsortion; Frank ]. Colby
vq Della Roberts Colby, wilful descrton;
Mary Louise Irish VS.. Edward I. Irish.
intolerablc severity; Roy A. Southworth
VS.. Grace T.. Southworth. wilful dcser-
ton: Goldic NJ. Richardson VS.. Fred
Richardson. lntolorahlc severity, custody
Of minor child. dccreed petitioner: Katie
G. Bigclow VS.. George BiEclow, intoler-
able severity, petitioner allowed to re-
sumo her maiden name; Fannie II.
Coriuth VS. Elmer r. Co-nth. adultery.
with leave to resume maiden name. A
naturalization hearing was set for to-
day and court seemed likely to adjourn
nv tomorrow. Assistant Judge G. L.
Iathrop recalled another term equally
short In Jury trials at the beginning OF
his first service as assistant Judge. ne
| ccuhcr term, 1885,. when the jury was
| discharged for the term on the first
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs James Ramage and daughter
Elsa went to Barre last week and Mon
day, her husband, the Rev. Mr. Ramage,
went there to offic!ate at the marriage
of relative-All the mills and factories
are running and everything in this
section is prosperous.-W. s. Ell1ns and
his sister Kate, are getting ready to
move from the home place near the GENE
tory, whore they have lived upwards Of
80 years. to the so-called Elcazor Porter
place above there on the same road
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lowing officers were elected: Master, w.
II. Dean, Sr; steward John Collins; as
sistant steward, ]. Dow; overseer Emery
Parent; lecturer, Mrs. Emery Parents;
chaplain Miss Jennie Fuller; treasurer
r. II. Gockey; secretary, Mrs. Dana H..
Nichols; gatckeeper, A. Chandler;
Ceres, Mrs. Dan Fay; Pomona, Mrs.
Laura Bennett; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. j. Dow
Invitations for the wedding OF Miss
Marion Mead and Maillard Alonzo
Fowler have been received in town 1t
will take place December Is, at eight
o'clock at the home of Miss Mead s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 7. Mead IN
Hagaman, n. Y. Miss Mead was former
ly of this town and very popular among
tho young pcople.-.Atrs. Charles Frehch
and daughter have returned for q several
days visit in Worcester, Mass.-Mrs' g
f. Slavery has taken a position in c. NJ
Carpenters jewelry store on Park street
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LOWELL.

There will he a concert Friday evening
at the NJ. ". a hall, given by W. ].
Harrington and his choral class. Prof.
Harrington has secured the assistance IF
Miss Mahcile Rae Kelley a fine dramatic
ard humorist reader, who will render
several sclections.-Leor Barre is home
from Worcester, Mass. whore he has had
employ uent-Mr Alexander Guyett"
area sunday at the home Of her daught-
or Mrs Frank Barney. aged IS years
The funeral Was held Tuesday afternoon
l.om St IEnatius Church, the Rev. t'r.
Tavigno officiating -NIrs. Mary King IF
plymouth, y. II, is the guest Of her son,
r :. Coolbeth. and other relatives, Mrs.
e. y. CobNrn and daughter Mae, are
visiting relatives in Worcester. Mass -
". II. lIimball has purchased the Charles
Tnplant Eouse.-F NJ S!>co hns pur-
chased The David Stewart place for 500.
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STOWE.


II. H. smith Iost' NO. w. O. A. X"
elected The following officers So,urdoN
Commander H. q. TEo'naS; = '" lr"
Mum; j. w. jackson S'rE"n'i e. M'
0"i" 'I'' "Iu'hN' S"IN'""' N"'"'. i'"' NO.
chaplain. II. = NUtt'nE; - w. NonrN
Warren; q. C. Henry fi'hS; d'loeat'S
to the department enrainpment az Mont
oolior In February, George Adams ana
II. :. NuttinT, with Horny Gibbs and
Truman Smith as altornotcs, TIL" in
stallation Of Officers viii take place the
first Saturday In january. H. ". Smith
W. L. c" elected the Following Of
iicers Saturdays President, Alice G.
Thomas, $. V" Lucy Scrihnor; j. v,
phoebe Adams treasurer Alice Ray
mond; conductor susie Hoardman; chAp-
lain, Mary Bcdco; guard, Clara Sar-
gent. The installation VIII occur the
first Saturday in January.-Daniel Smith
Of Moscow and Mrs. Alex Lang are ILL.,
Nrs. Lizzie Bouchard is improving Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest NILS are visiting in
EHoshurgh Falls and Rchford.-Tho Aid
society OF the congregational church
served dinner at tho vestry Wednes-
day noon. Mr. and Mrs. H. e. straw
returned Monday from Woodstock,
family.--A daughter was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. George Burnham sunday night.
Sickle Captor, q. f. s" cleared about
SIS from its successful fair two days
last week.
A heavy rain and the melting snow
Tuesday raised tho streams, and the
meadows along the Waterbury river are
fooded.--A game Of basket ball will be
played Mt the town hall Friday even
ing between Stowe high school and Pco-
pies Academy Of Morrisvillo.-Mss
Dewart of tho Mary Fletcher hospital
is caring for Helen Warren, who Is SER
tously i'll with pneumona.-Mrs. Il. S.
Bouchard's condition remains critical
After disturbance in the village Satur-
day evening as result of too much
"hre water" Walter Burnett and Hollis
I.ampser were given hearing before
Justice Y. r. Cobb and both pleaded
guilty to intoxication and paid costs.
their fines being suspended. Mark Nelson
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RROWNINGTON.

Dana Smith has sold his farm to Hal"
Clark. Prank hldr!ch has returned to
his home in Springfeld.-Dana Smith VIII
move his family to Newhury, where he
has work.-Nrs. Sarah Fox has been
poorly for few days.--Mr. and Mrs
summer Warner of Sheffield visited at
Job browns last week.--Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Drown OF St, Johnsbury are
visiting at Job Drown Skate Marshall
is quite sick with touslitis.-C +. Shun
has gone to Chicago and other places
in the West.-Frank Marshall had one
finger cut nearly off in the single mill
last week
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EDEN

The Christmas tree VIII be held at the
Corners Church.--A hard WOO floor has
been laid and new seats put in at the
Mill's school house.-The Dorcas society
will meet with the members. instead Of
Mt the church parlors. through the winter
weather.-Frank Stearns, and Harley
Hodges's children have the whoopinR
cough.-The condition OF Mrs. f, Stearns
remains about the same.--Anna Cope
land OF Tuckcrvile has gone to Morris
Vile to assist in store through the
holidays.-May Mudget will teach in the
north road distrlct.-The work at the
Tucker mines is going on nicely There
are about g men at work now, and they
are In hopes to get their buildings and
machinery ready for business by the
first of January,
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EAST WARREN.

Harley Hutchins of Barre and Nav
Estey of this town We're married De-
cember In Waitstleld by the Rev. +. II.
Roberts. They are to reside in Barre -
Word was received here Dec. OF
the death in New Smyrna, Florida of
MIS- Lov!na Palmer. She went there
about a year ago hoping that the change
or climate would prove a cure for con-
sumption from which she was suffering
Mrs Palmer is survived by a father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Pima Carroll, and
one brother Louis Carroll.
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DERBY.

Mrs. Clara Smith will go this week
to Connecticut to spend the winter
with brother.-A teachers meeting
was held Monday under the supervis-
ion Of Miss Maggie Ruiter. examiner
of schools in Derby, Holland and Nor
gan.-Gcorgc Wilder has moved into
ox-Gov. CIRCUITS tenement hOuse.--The
Academy school opened again Tues
dav-Mrs. william Collier visited in
Newport the first of the week.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

s. II. Turner cut his foot badly while
choppng last Week.-Mrs. Hartwell has
closed her summer cottage and gone to
Boston for the winter,-H A. Allen and
Pearl Clough were in Chelsea as wit
nesses for Frank Barnaskl in his suit
against II, NJ. Lamb Barnaski sought
to recover about s65 for work and the
case was settled by Lamb paying s34.-
j. II. Holden went to Waterbury, Conn,
last week with his mother where she
expects to pass the winter with her
daughter. Mr.. Holden returned Monday.
A Ire Bowers and Mr., Raymores
houses are quarantnod on account Of
the mumps.--Mrs. W. A. Evans and
brother went to IIaverhil N. H., Thurs
day and returned Saturday, They visited
brother there,
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WATERBURY,.

Mr.. and Mrs, Bruce Mcdonald OF
Montpelier We're guests OF Mrs. r. r.
Crossctt Suudav.-TAo Hvpa.a club VIII
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. w V
Rryan.-M1rk Page. who has been sub
sti,ute chef at the Inn has gone t,
Pittgford, where be- has a position ~
the new sanatorium-Nrs. Henry Mar
shall has been quite III the past week
Lincoln Crossett, who las been en-.
p,oyed by Daniel u. Donovan, cut hii
foot very badly last week. while work.
ing In the woods.-Mrs. \. q. Anterior
has pneumonia, Hight attack
Mr.. and Mrs =. T. Palmer. Jr wer.
In Wattsfeld Sunday 10 attend a fun
eral-Harry Grout, who was operated
upon for appendicitis two weeks ago, f,
able to be out.
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PROCTOR.

James Perry has gone to Athol Mass.
Mr. and Mrs G. H.. Robinson or South
Royalton have returned home after visit
ing their daurhter.-NIiss Isabel Near
thur has returned from Albany. n. "
Albert Burrows is visiting in New YORK
citY.-Miss Catherine Miller has zone 20
Palmer Mass.-The Roy. Norman SeaVer
of Rutland preached at the Union Church
Sunday. -Bartholomew Schaefer OF Rpch'
ester, n. Y, has returned homc.-Miss
Martin Is stnl confined to the house by
illncss.-.Alss Afra Gustafson of Milton,
Mass, Is visiting in town
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MORETOWN.

y. S, Johnson has been working at
Charles Granheld's mill In Mddlesex
the past week measuring lumber for H.
@. Ward,-Mirvin Henson, who has
served three in the regular army at Fort
Mex nlry, Maine has returned home
David Lee, who has been living at the
tale mine, has moved into one of the
Ward tenemonts and is to drive team
for H. O. Ward.-Mlss Grace Bulkeley
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

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RI, s.raa+ o. 90 .no ros+ desirable
,.ast,a,,aaa t., u,a ot,,. hos boon nur-
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trao.or nv .,,rn,aso nrice w,s about
~ ooo rh,s rroror,,. was formerly
Iis,od ~ Non.no,,or fCr $4,000.
NJ, cor, C,ia..1i. u.boso homo IN
,oto ,oors ho. ,nen e., calais Crafts-
hur,, o,1 yvoo,,,,,,., lac boor commit
tod 70 .ho c,st. tros-itol for the In
sono ~ vo.arhI,r, 40 state nairnt
or,nr ,oo.,,.. -, t... ooso wac live,
hoforo Irdro tr,ror, carleton OF the
,,oho+ 20 co,,r, Me- handler ie a town
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cordin- eecrator, r.nas T Kennedy.
financial secretary. d r Donncllv. lee
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BELVJDERE

TT. n. Guernsey of Belvldere Center
took carload of II fine horses to
draw logs from the mountain to mis-
mill at Belviderc Center-H. w. Co
burn and o. W. Shattuck were In Rak-
ersfield Saturday.-N, L. Coburn visit
cd in Garfield over Sunday.-Madiso
Thomas, who has been Ill for the last
week, is a little better.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs Goodrich is gaining slowly.-Mrs.
Mary sullivan is reported much better
Miss Ethel Hyde is teaching In Tun-
brdgc.-Mrs. Fannie Luck has moved 20
Williamstuwn.--W William Gillette is repair
Ing the buildings that he bought of the
Orpha Wheeler estate.
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WAITSFIELD.

Miss Lena Ward of Hanover, y H.
returned home last week accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Mabel Joslin.--The
school in district No. I Is being taught
by Miss Iona Minklcr Of Grand Isle. 49,
Clayton Kelly, n former Wai,stleld boy,
who married Miss Mamie Greayen OF
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RANDOLPH.

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CAMBRIDGE.

A Grange will be organized at hotel
hall this evening at 7;30 o'clock by
Deputy c. s, Hopkins. Nearly nifty names
have been secured, 1t is expected that
ex-Gov, Bell will be present to assist in
the ceremony.
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Handkerchiefs--A leading Speciality here always ane

andkerchets--A leading speciality here always and
during the holiday Season foremost Importance Thousands of
dozens made especially for this Store wonderfully
wide of dnincs effects for Women and novelties
for Men.
We would ask attention especially many Of
fine Linen Lawn and Cambria with finest embroidered initial let
put up half dozen boxes ready for giving priced
l2H2c I5c. and 25c. each
75c and ST so per box.
Ladies Pure Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs
most comprchcnsive variety from l22 to $500 each Most
attractive qualities at 25c., SOC. and 75c
Handkerchiefs for Men--Plain hcmstitched hem from,
1918. to 500 each With initial letter l2H2c. SOC.
Mems French Handkerche especially imported for the
Mem department. Smart looking coorcd borders and checked
effects. Csc. to 81 90 each.
Handkerchief for Children put up pretty gift boxes
Priced at 25c, 35c. and SOC. per box.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-12
The Dainty Leather Goods from London and Paris
furnish of the exquisite gift articles moderate
low prices.

A full section Of French JeweIry fail with
highest approval Exquisite little gift articles here put up
boxes ready for giving Every possessing and
common features and every instance dependable quality
Lace Pms Hair Ornaments Buckles Necklaces Scarf Pins
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-12

Visit the Store To-day--Look first at the Ribbon
Section the Silk Umbrellas, then Judge the preparations
where by these departments.
remarkably broad showing best things surprisingly
low prices