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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-26
CHELSEA.


~ '"' """""I meeting o. the local
w io'Io"'hH Officers Wcr"
worthy MASTER CLINTON Il.
,""~"' oN''N'''' J"HH h'khoH; steward.
'''N ''V'e' assistant steward. Haze
'i''i"o"' lrr'"''r' MIS- u. H. Bohonoh;
t""lia'"' Roy o1h""fh' secretary, Mrs.
.. 'iN'r i'ThIhS' treasurer Martina l."
.,'N'S' '"uE assistant steward Mrs Haze
-l''' lon f"I'''h', MISS Nora smith;
o''VH' MIS- i"S'd burgess fIora, MIS-.
fuhlco Ad''l7' gate Keeper N'nrEe
D'choI'"'n IHeE VIII ne IhHtah"d frldaY
evening January IL ne t"HoWihs nave
peeh tIe''co oll'erS OF NaterSon POST
a. a X COMMANDER, l. o. Slack; >. '.
I" AZ"riah barnes D. '. e.. D. VI. san
i"r"' auJu'Hh'' l.. - farkhurSt' Secr"-
''iE' - l. Shith' cnapla'h' George i.
l"'u' w. M' a l." 6kihh'r' o. -,
behJatnlh +. H"'th' ~ w. w. + ADAMS :
>. \" {. r. Emery; ). NJ. - {. -
HfhI'h' lh'Se orlcerS VIII ne hS'aIed
saturday, january f-foSthaS''f Nllaru
iocaI olllce VIII hthCelorIh ne one OF the
third claSS instead OF 1ourth cIaSS as
formerIy.-dllbert ReaNey OF IunpfldS"
mas moved To the mouse near IN" h"hblh
factory ana VIII TINS winter he IN charge
OF the manufacture OF bobhins there TINS
winter.-Danlel Dickinson Is at mono from
Montpelier Seminary.-Alrs. carr ManleY
OF East randolph has been visiting at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Horace Manley,
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LOWELL.

Tho students from bakersfield. Johnson
and Barton are at home for their holiday
vacations. Clyde Stephenson of Worces-
ter, Mass, was called haro last week by
the illness and death ~ his mother, Mrs.
John Stephcnson.-Mr and Mrs. @. r
Watson are making tn extended Np
through Massachusetts and Connecticut.
There Will be a New Years ball TUESDAY
evening at the NJ. W. A. Han under the
auspices of the Modyru Woodmen.-Ar-
chic Hunt is at homo FROM White RIVER
Junction, where he has Ueon employed
Sarah. widow Of John stephenson. aged
81 years. died DeCeuH.c 20 after long
illness The funeral was held at the Con
ErcEational Church Saturday afternoon,
the Rev. W. A Warner Of Barton OIL
ciating.-C. II. Ncwtoa was In Corinth,
y. H., Saturday.-A. T.. Weed was IN
Johnson Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Eugene
Morohouse are keeping house In Pet'r
Martins tenement.-N. Maud Sever
ance is at home from lew York for tho
holidays.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Daniel Smith, former resident has
been visiting in town.-Mrs. James Wal
lace is stopping with her daughter, Mrs.
a. II. Small"y.--Union Christmas exer-
ciscs and tree were held Wednesday
evening in seminary halL-A *. Smalley
is il.--Mrs Y. y. Dillingham; is quite
sck.-Mrs. Willis Gale Of Barre and Mrs.
a. B. clark Of Somcrvile Mass, visited
Miss Diantha Newcom5 SatuIday.-AIrs.
Clara Burns, who has been away for
some time, has returned and is with hei
daughter. Mrs. j. :. Huso--At the annual
meeting Of Waterbury Grange. the fol
lowing officers were elected. Master n
+. Hi; ovcrseor. Z. r. Towne; lecture-
| Clarence Moody; chaplain, Mrs. A *
Smalloy; steward, II. p. Robinson as.
sistant steward. l.. \. Lyon; lady assist.
| ant steward. Mrs. l.. \. Lyon Gateeeper
a. *. Smaley; secretary. Mrs. y. ]
Adams treasurer, j. A. Parker; Ceres
Mrs. H. F. Hill; Flora. Mrs. Luther.
Stearns; Pomona. Mrs. William Murray
Archie Dow, who has been in the hos
pital in Burlington for treatment. re.
turned last week much improved in
hcalth.-Eila Westover is passing thi
Christmas vacation with her mother at
NJ l.. Iillingham's.- Mrs. Nelva Anderson
Of Montpcli.r passed. sunday with heI
mother. Mr. Rosa p1w.--Ethcl Morr..
son and Stella IIuuNey We're in Moutpel'
Ter Saturday.-Mss Grace Hlll VIII pas!
the HOLIDAYS at her home here
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holy communion. About 500 witnessed IRE
exercises held in the Chandler Music hall
by the Bethany Church. The programme
consisted Of vocal and piano solos, songs
by classes, reading christmas story" by
Mrs John Mead, and n cantata by the
choir proved a rare treat. In the Beth
any parish house four largo trees were
loaded with presents Santa Claus or
Charles Grlswold, as 1t proved to he,
was helped by his little daughter Mary.
who was suspended by wires and few
about the trees like Cupid Both rooms
were beautifully decorated The Baptist
hurch celebrated Christmas on n less
extensive plan. It's progra mme was made
up of choruses. rccitatiou-. dialogues and
vocal duets. Two largo trees in the ves-
try were the delight Of the children. Mil
lard Douglas acted as Santa The Meth
odists celebrated Christmas Tuesday
evening with selections from choir. solos,
Rotations and chorus Last but not
least n large tree was unloaded Of It's
beautiful gifts.-Trod Chadwick has ac-
cepted position with the National BIS
cut company and went Yesterday to New
York and will sail to-day for Savannah
Ga, to work as inspector In that vicinity
Mrs. Ida Mann has rs Christmas guests
her children. Miss Georgia Mann of Ros-
ton Orrn Mann of Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs. irwin Whitcomh Of Barre Harry
clark of Danvers, Mass. has Joined his
wife for the hoidavs-Mr. and Mrs g.
y. Davenport and daughter. Miss Bessie.
We're in Mortified Yesterday Miss Eve
lyn Denny Is visiting her father. II. s.
Denny. in Northf1eld.-Mr. and Mrs.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Harrington OF
New York are passna few days with
Mr. FarrinetOu's par,.t Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin r. Pierce of Wv York are visit
ing Mrs. +. NJ. Picre. Miss Annie Har-
riSon has gone to d." sburg. Pa. whore
she will spend tv' weeks with her
sister.-Miss Helen Ripley OF Boston,
Mass, and Edward nd William Ripley
Of Hartford, Conn. arc passing the holi-
day vacation with g. ir mother. Mrs f.
S Marsh.-Arthur Wood of Cambridge
Junction Is visiting his sister Mrs. G.
w Bunham.-Mr and Mrs. T.. D. Black
well and family left Monday for
Montpelier, where they Will pass the
weck.--Miss Ruth Hurnhcm Of Middle
bury is passing h.. vacation with her
parents on Pea, strect-Miss Ella
Whitlock of Amhs,t and Miss Isabelle
Whitlock of Boston Mass. are in town
for few days stay.
]. A. Dow has gone to the Mary Flct-
cher hospital, Burlington, where he will
be operated uron for appendicitis
Charles T. Hall Of Kew Brunswick. y.
j., is spending d week in town,-Miss
Mae Walker Of Fairfax is passing her
vacation witt Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Walker, her 3aTentS.-A. +, Snlth IS
confined to hi, home by illness.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Prime Of Philadelphia, Pa"
are passing q 'ow days with his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. y. ". Prime.-Mis Grace
Knapp of Northfold, Mass, is visiting
her aunt Mr. Wing Mrs. Nona Briggs
of Kcene. y H., visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Brgg- Mrs. c. y. Hall "A Fair
fax Is visiting IN town.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harry 6. Howard returned to burlington
yesterday ha ing been the guests Of the
Hon and NJ Z. J OrmSbee.-Mrs. r,
j. Lavallc + Rutland IS visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg" Cameron
Mrs. Char, Tourylle and Lewis Tour
Vile of Cha'oaHGay, y. Y, are visiting
relatives in town.-Thursday evening at
seven o'clock in the Girls Friendly rooms
over Welss hardware store. the Sunday
school OF s. Thomas Church, Will en-
| joy a Christmas tree. carols and short
| Christmas slctch.--Charlcs G. Winslow OF
New York has been visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs G. NJ. Winslow this week
A. S MAYNARD, who has been i'll, is much
improved
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MIDDLESEX.

All the schools closed this week
James NewhaU has the measles
Miss Carrie Swift. a student in t,
training school for nurses at HU
lngton came Tuesday to pass week
vacation with her parents, Mr.. al
Mrs Lcvi Swift--Mr. and Mrs. Wa
ter Carr and two children Of Bar
We're guests Of Levi swift and fami
over christmas -1hero were fami
gatherings on Wednesday at Hon'
Brothers, Howard Bruce's, M"rt'
Prices and Levi Swifts.-The towl
people united in having Christina
tree Tuesday evening IN Holden
hall.-The Rev Mr.Barnard IS to sui
ply IN stowe for the Rcv.Mr. WesCot
Sunday.-The Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie
Moutpeli,r will preach here sunday.
The friends. relatives and neighbo
Of Fred Long and wife met at tho
nome Tuesday evening to remii
then that thoy had been married
years-Miss Katie Chaplin is i'll wi
measles in Montpelier,
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WoLCoTT.

Mrs Fred Nielc went to Essex juno
ton to pass Christmas with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Willey.-Mrs.
John French, who came home from the
hospital two weeks ago, is still unable
to sit up--Elbridge Luther, the 16-
year-old son of Il. -. Luther. suffered
a severe accident Friday while helping
set up saving machine. StranRu-
lated hernia developed successful
operation was performed Saturday and
he is resting comfortabiy.--John r..
Lcckner. who has been i'll for FIVE
weeks from pneumonia, Is recovering.
Arthur Bullard. station agent at
sheldon is visiting his mother, Mrs.
John Fronch.--Thc Rev.t T.. Williams
went TO his home in Cobalt, ont, Mon
day to pass the Christmas season.
Mrs. Bert Shepard of st. Johnsbury is
tho guest OF her aunt, Mrs Maria
Nfudgett. until aftsr Christmas.-The
two churches held union Christmas OK
crciscs at the town hall with the US
ual trees Wednesday cvening-The
village schools arc having week
vacation.-Mrs. Fred Waterbury has
returned from n several weeks stay
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
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NORTH TROY.

Ross Buttcrfield Is at home from Bos-
ton to remain over the holidays.-Miss
Bessie Elkins returned Saturday from
Bradford, where she Is tceching.-V. NJ
Elwood died at his home on Main street
Thursday evening and was buried from
the Congregational Church In the village
cemetery Sunday afternoon. The knights
of Pythias, of which order he was a
member, attended IN body. lie leaves
widow and two chldren.-C. A.
Gardyne and wife of Montgomery were
in town Sunday.-Mrs. Annie Morrill,
went to New York, where she Will visit
her daughter. Miss Ahbio Morrill,
Hiram Il. CourSer died Sunday Night the
18th, at the home of Ephraim Coursef
and the funeral was held at the mouse
Wednesday, The body was placed in the
village cemetery y vault lie leaves
widow and four children
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WORCESTER.

Christmas services at tho church sun
day morning, followed by a reception OF
members by the pastor, attracted a large
congregation. There were exercises a
tho church Christmas evo-A BURNING
chimney at J. r. Wilson's sunday morn
ing caused some excitement and consd-
cradle work hut little damage fortunate.
ly as there was no wud.-Thc dance at
Forostcrs' hall Friday night was we'll
attended and well conducted Mrs. q. W.
Taylor and Richard went to Barre Sat
urdny to ROMAN over Christmas The
funeral If Chaunocy Hunt Friday was
ono Of 'ho largest oyer seen IA Worcester
Many friends and relatives from out Of
town Wnro nr.ennt
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VAUDEVILLE.

A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs. Burr
Russell December Harry Laraway OF
Waitsfeld visited IN town last week-W.
j. Vance and Miss Anna Mary Wheelock
were united In marriage December lS-
+. NJ. Thomas of Cambridge visited his
daughter, Mrs Ralph Wells last week.
Chauncey Shattuck has moved to John
son where he will live with his daughter.
Mrs. Nelson Jaynes.-There will be do
nation party for the Rev, C. d. Pierce
at the Mountain Spring Hotel Friday
evening.
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DERBY.

The schools I'm town are closed for
one week. The Baptist Methodist
and Conversational each celebrated
Christmas eve with n tree and enter
tainmcut by the children. The young
ladies of the Christian EndeaVor
society are preparing n program ana
drilling tho children in the Congre-
gational Cnu.aA Tho academy was
closed for the first three days Of this
weck-Arthur Crandall and Alec,
NaVlOr are i'll.
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

To-day we wish to express our sincere
gratitude for the extraordinary response to
our efforts during the Christmas shopping
just past We knew the preparations
were conducted upon a much broader plan
than usual, that the exhibits would present
most exceptional attractions, but we did not
know until now. after eighteen days of
greatest activity the Store has ever known,
just how it would be regarded by Burlins-
ton people.
That new and higher record has
been made. that the Store real usefulness is
Enthusiastically evidenced by this record, is
certainly gratifying and only serves as a slim
ulus to greater effort, to even greater and
more worthy accomplishments in the future
In day two will enter into de-
tails concerning very important plans for the
first days of the New Year Important to
greater number Of people than any other
event In this Stores activities during the
whole year
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BRoWNINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. V. f. Morcy Is visiting her daugh-
ter at Derby Tdnc.-Nr and Mrs John
Bullock have Fonc to Wcstmore, where
Mr.. Bullock will work for George Conley.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Durham arc the
parents of n daughter born December 81
Mrs. Wallace Spencer has had another
shock and IL very H. Mrs Sarah FOX
has been visiting in Barton.-Mrs Ernest
Drown has returned TO st. Johnsbury.-
Charles Pierce has finished work for the
Pike Manufacturing company. William
King has moved back 20 Evansville.-C.
=. Spur is il.--Fred Marshall Is at home
from Mont nnllnr Snnlinlrv.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Tho church sale under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Aid was well putronlzcd, and
the net receipts Of the two evenings were
$50. This balances the debt Of $3.50. the
cost of repairs on the cburch-Waltet
Goodell Is at home from Barre to pass
Christmas with his parentg.-Tho condi-
tion of A. Il. Sulham remains about the
same.-Jchn Morse, who has bought the
Burt Nelson house will take possession
this wcck.--Mr. and Mr.. r. y Tassie
and family are 20 spend Christmas with
his brnthors In BArrc.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

MI. and Mrs. Lucas Of Chelsea visited
Mrs. Lucas's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Camp, the first of the week The
friends ana noighbors of Mr.. and Mrs
Hobart Peck gave them a surprise party
Saturday cvenng.-Christma exercises
We're hold at the Free Baptist Church
Wednesday oveninE.-Bcll Camp of North
Randolph visited her sister. Mrs Frank
Dclano, Friday.
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WATERBURY.

A daring escape from the State M
pital for the insane and a prompt ca
ture were the exciting incidents III
stirred up this place and the count
between here and MiddloseX Frid,
Fred Greenwood, a St Adams man w
had been sent up from the State prisC
where ne was serving a two years Sc
tence for assault with intent to conn
robbery, was the central figure. T
patients We're taking their daily airi
in an enclosure surrounded by ten-f C
brick wall which was surmountod by
tin coping. Another inmate, nan
Washhurn. was the vehicle to the osca
but the hospital authorities do not
lievc that he was so willingly. was
burn was standing near the wall Wi
Greenwood who is an extremely az
man. ran and leaped on his back 4
then clambcrcd over the coping, LandI
ON the outside Greenwood made
wards Middlcsox. Tho attendants hurri
~ organized posse. one party star
Continued IN eth pagel
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Josie Anderson of Burlington is
caring for her mother, who Is seriously
ill--Lester Stratton and Percy Kicr are
at home from Goddard Seminary for the
Christmas vacation.-Iames White was
called from New York city Thursday by
the serious illness of his father-Mrs.
George Young is at home from New YORK
after an absence of more than year
"Valley Farm was presented by the
o. r. s. Thursday evening In the town
hall to a packed house The play WAS a
success in every particular.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-26
WEST HAVEN.

Charles Adams has bought the Isaac
Jakway homestead now occupied by Mr.,
crouch,-Lomuel JakWay Is very low
Mrs. Murray and lsses Fanny and
Bessie Jakway are at home for the
holidays.-lra BeldeA. who has been quite
Ill the past week, Is better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-26

A. c. Wells. secretary; ID. s. Scott, gate
keeper; Mrs. n. A. Waterman. Ceres;
Mrs. +. f. Davis Pomona: Miss 1ncz
Barrows, Flora; Myrtle Cunningham. Or
panist
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-28

larium tremens. Finally pittshuE.
people secured the property from
BIsmarck's creditors for the SUN OF
NJ 600. After scme development and
many delays, they put In MILL, ana
recently their tunnels cut through
the Gaping into an enrichment -
yast that It's confines have not yet
been found. Free gold CLEANS 10 the
Slopes and levels on every side, and
a chamber as big as business block
In Zion cause fever OF excitement
To all who see. The North Sunbeam
com pany has been organized and It's
stock is looming towards par
"The South Sunbeam, owned BY
the McCormicks and others, Is drif-
ing 100 feet OF tnnnel TO tap tie
great enrichment. Claims have been
staked for miles along ihe huge belt
OF varieg ated porphyries, and men up
there are at swords points. over
rights and privileges on the Sunbeam
reef. And this without public
boom. Within a Few miles, at tue
old Montana, McEsddcn, Lucky Boy,
Charles Dickens and General Custer
mines, s20, 600, 600 have been taken
out, and these records viii surely be-
repeated at the Sunbeam: but II Col.
Dewey had gotten Of old Bismarck
renewal OF that option ON the sun
beam, bow differently might rad
the history OF Idaho today. I"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-28

Clarence Eddy 10 the Salt Lake
Tribune gives this history an Ida
no mine:
Within five miles Of Custer we
come TO the great Golden Sunbeam
property, on large porphyry belt at
the base of old Estes mountain.
Very little has been said Of the Sun
beam, but 1t Is sure TO rise fame
next summer. Some estimates that
ii has 10000, 900 practically in
sight. The great enrichment was
never encountered and scarcely sus.
pected until last spring, and si0o, 09o
has since teen taken out With a
small water power. Elspass roller mill.
i myself. in September. saw, by
courtesy Of Superintendent &. +.
Gabel, nearly as much gold as man
could carry, heaped in an iron basin
at tie company Office, and there were
bottles Of nuggets and bricks Of gold
the sight of which would give the
gold fever even 10 a saint This
property Is owned by Pittsbar2 par
ties, who have perfected plans for a
plant Of DO tons daily capacity TO De
put in The coming sesson. They
have bought rights and lands fifteen
miles below. at Robinson Bar, en the
main Salmon river, where By water
power they will generate electricity
and, transmitting IL by cables, they
viii Crivs their mills and light the
canyon by electricity. They will 80.
stall telephone connection with THE
outside world via. The Bell lire al
Cballis, sixty miles below.
1.-The Sunbeam has bit OF history
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-02-28

And he has practically ont2To~n
the EJECT OF this side-step, even nov.
Al this writing he Il In the Pacific
Northwest delivering series OF
lectures under the auspices OF some
lecture bureau. Although his trip
is ayowedly non-political III Is, 10
fact, Intensely political, aud could
not he otherwise, nevertheless he IL
being received hy the heads Of the
different commonwealth and organi-
cations OF the different cities, after
the manner OF receiving great man
In public lite; while MIR. Bryan, to-
day, is 10 more In public life. liter
ally speaking, than 10 amy uthcr OF
our $4,000, co.. population. Mr.. Bry.
an Is publicly introduced by the may.
os OF our different cities, whatever
their political persuasion. He has
addressed the legislatures OF the dir
ferent states, and, withaii, his march
through the land has been one ol
signal and reiterated triumph. II Il
purely by common consent that Mi
Bryan Is made TO appear public
character national character
neither Is 1t Mr.. Bryan We greet 4
Is the things he stands for, aud rep
resents and advocates. With Ger
tain amount Of circu.slocution se, o
our seyera! political persnasions, ar'
graspine hands With great prin
ciple. admitting that, after all. IL 1
right principle, and that we. a
American citizens, have decided 4
stand by IL.
For this reason, then II for ~
other, we OF the United States sbouli
be optimists, because this Is tn
most optimistic slgn.post that ba
reared itself above our national boT
Iron for many Geld and stormy da
this weil-grounded determination
70 put men and measures aheai
OF everything else. In our strnggl
toward success. The westeiner.