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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

If left to a vote of the people that
new railroad station at Albany
would be placed where II would be
most convenient for the public-at
the crossing of the s. p. and c. G. e.
That would save old ladies and wo-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

game will be a very evenly matched
bundles Juggling big loads from one
station to another. and save time
and trouble for everybody. But IL
would not be so handy to the brew
cry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17
IN the High Seas.

on the High Seas.
victories in the Yellow
COrean straits, as well
IurIa, Japan has crowd
BY leaps and bounds.
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Of the he
kuunes energy So
Hal effort. En- n
supplied by the the
EIIt' follows that
tprmental exllaus,
INV means an
a on the nerves.
restores energy
rest and sleep.
ruOt sleep with
Eves. DR.. Miles
Fsoothes the irri-
n restores nerv-
n.
4, have lived nearly ~
,iood up against testi-
s.rnlIcatlon. but the mI-
80 Of Dr. Miles Re-
- ~ as a medicine for
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nigh altitude compel
y its superiority over
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q and sleeplessness. l
y. Neryine Is free from
v found In most medi-
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I'D n 10 the aged ana
N II. FURSMAN,
colorado Springs. Colo.
s.rIne ls sold by your
] .Ill guarantee that the
"a benefit. Itlt falls, he
b,ur money.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17

Mrs John Otis was called homo from
Ripton, where she is teaching, by the
severe Illness Of her lttlo daughter--F
A Bellows. butter maker at the cream
cry Is confined to his bed with the grip
Lyman Kent attended the dairymcn's
meeting at Burlington Jordan is
somcwhlt improved from q severe attack
Of { . grIp.--Mrs Polly Norton has been
confined to hcr bed with a severe cold
bun is much bctter.--The little daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Otis is very sick
with bronchial pncuraonIa.-Mis Bertha
Grandey spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Clara Clark Of East Addison Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Grandey and NJ. and
Mrs. Walter White arc visiting relatives
in Bridport and Shoreham this week..
Mrs. Hattie Barto, Mr.. and Nra Giles
Hatch and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hatch
attended the funeral at Mineville. y. Y,
Tuesday cf George Simpson. only
brother Of Mrs. Barto aud Mrs Gies
Hatch.-Mrs. William Pccu is confined to
heor bed with nlalar!al fever
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Jane Sturtcvlrt died last Saturday
afternoon at the home of her cousin. A.
W. SturteVant where she has resided for
several years She had been in feeble
health for two or three years and during
the last few weeks of her life has been
an intense Suffcrcr but has borne her
aufferings with true Christian patience
and fortitudc. She was retiring in her
ways. but kind and uuselfish in her dis
position and always ready to lend n help
ing hand 20 those in need The funeral
services were held at hor late home on
Monday conducted by the Rev. Peter
Heller Miss Sturtovant leaves two sis
ters Mrs. Daniel Holmes Of Whiting and
Mrs. Oren Palmer of Kemper, lll.-G. T..
child was called 10 Stanstead, +. @, to
attend the funeral of his brother-n-aw W,
Charles Colby,-Mr. and Mrs. John Dodge
of West Rutland spent part Of last week
with relatives in town-Miss Stimpson,
teacher of the village school, was called
to Mineville. y. Y, last Sunday by the
death OF her father School will open
again next Monday.-There will be an oys-
ter supper for the benefit of the Methodist
society AT the church parlors Friday
evening. January -. An elocuuonist
will be present to entertain the COM
panN
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ADDISON.

The funeral Of Mrs. Terrell was held
Wednesday. the Rev. II. II White Of
floating. The burial was in Nergenncs.
She had suffered many months with con-
sumption, \ husband and six children
survive.-Word has reached here of tho
death of Ned Carpenter, who left hera
q few weeks ago TO visit in Washington.
He died at Vancouver, B. 9. The body
viii be sent here for burial Michael Carr
has moved to Glens Fllls.-Mrs. Martin
carr, who Is with hcr brother in Mort b.
field. is reported to be better-Miss Bello
Hanks Of this town and Mr.. Myrck 90
Brdport were married on Sunday at
Crown Point. y. Y.--Mrs byron Smith is
quite ill.--Wll!am Noonan and his trainer
have taken their horses to Lake Placid.
y. Y, to enter tho races.--W. w. Spoouer
has had quite a lot of damage done to his
sheep by dogs.-Miss Grace Lincoln Of
IRA and nephew, Sceley White. are guests
of her sister Mrs. Howard White.
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before they were adopted There were
but few amendments
james Il. DouOway was elected modcra-
tor over Frank A. Bond. who had held
the office several years. Joseph NJ.
Burke was made clerk The report of
the trustees, water commissioners ana
auditors was adopted A tax of 80 cents
on the dollar was voted; 500 was ap-
propriatel toward the expenses of the
fire department at the state tournament;
500 was voted for concerts by the Mid
CIoburv band the coming summer. 1t
was also voted to oXpcnd not To "X-
coed sg5 in making n pond in the school
house park where the young children
could skate safely.
There was some strife over the Of
fee of chief engineer Of the fire depart
ment. e. f. Rich was elected over
prank Y. Stone. los 10 IS.
The trustees elected are: Thomas r.
BURNS William Jackson. Ira H. La
hcur by. II. G. Noble, John II. LoNett.
Tr. W. II. sheldon and W. II. Thomas.
Or. f. II. Martin and Father shannon
were nominated lut positively declined
To serve. ThcY were given an unanimous
vote of thanks for their work ON the
board during the past ycur. c. f. P'nh'Y
was elected treasurer. Allan calhoun
water commissioner for three years, and
Robert Pinucy, auditor.
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ORWELL.

Rev. +. Il. Kellogg of Waterbury spoke
in the CougrcEatiorAl church last sun
dlv morning for the Autl-Saloon league.
The annual meeting of the Congresa-
tional society was held In the v"stry last
Saturday az = p. m, with good attend
ance Reports showed all in good conii-
tor The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: Moderator, W. c. Hack; clerk.
II. D. Branch; treasurer and collector.
ID. L. Wells; assistant treasurer, +. r..
Lille; auditor. Il. $. Han; trustees MS
they now stand, T.. f. Young W. c.
Hack and u. l.. Wells prudential COM
mittee, r. G.. Young, IL. +. Hack, II. ID.
Branch, r. s, Hall, Herman Allen and
Fred McEntire; cemetery committee, II,
ID. Branch, Adjourned the meeting for
two weeks The Y. Il. 5. G. l.. held a
social in the ladies' rooms Wednesday
evening, this weck-Miss Mollie Hack is
home from New York for a few days
Mrs. Z. NJ Bpttum continues about the
same.--P, S Phelps Is stopping at Eagle
Inn.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1cK.

Word has been received here Of tho
critical illness of George Swerdfeger at
his home in Florida He is suffering from
pneumonia and It is feared he cannot re
cover.--A. NJ. Mcfarland, who recently
bought the Russell store. has moved his
family here from North Danvile.-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
HadUick Savings Bank & Trust Co,
was held Tuesday and tho following Of
ficers elected President Dorman Bridg-
man: vlce-president, l. 2. Titus treasurer
w. r. Crandall; directors. l., A. Kent l.
p. Titus NJ. T.. Tucker. n. Bridgman. J.
H. McLoud, G.. A. Morse I. NJ. Gallager
w. s lngalls.-The ladies Bible study
class met Wednesday, afternoon at tha
home of Mrs Trevilhan. The ladies are Ia
begin the study OF the Apostolic
Church To-day. Thursday occurs tina
annual meeting and roll call OF the Meth-
odist Church. Il is expected that the
church debt will he cancelled.-J. j.
Campbell. who is spending the winter IN
the South. has gone to Orlando, Florida.
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FERRISEURGH.

Mrs Fanny Hunt Ripley and two child
rem of New York are visiting her mother,
Mrs Amos Robinson. ON Thursday.
January 10. Jacob Kiral and Miss Elsie
NJ. Birlt.tj. both Of this towr, were united
ir marriage by the Rev. Geo II, Bailey
The Rcv. Geo. II. BAILEY was elected
moderator Of the Addison County Minis
tcrial association before which he gave a
paper ON the life and writings Of St.
John ut Mddlebury Tuesday.--Mr and
Mrs Grant JacIlmau and two children OF
Sandy hin. y. Y. who have been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wesley Jackson
and other friends in this vicinity for
several weeks, left Wednesday morning
for their home.-The house of 4. u.
Robinson was quarautined last week on
account of the illness Of his little dauEht-
crs. Myrtle and Ethel with scarlet fever.
Owing TO the removal OF pupils, the
school in the Wing district closed last Fri
day. and the school at Porterboro will
close This week Friday.
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BIRD AND PLANT LOVERS.
rrogrnmne Joint Annual NectinG ~.
Johnsbury This Week.

81. Johnshury, Jan. l6.-f pHoW'hE is il'
programme OF the annual meeting at the
Fairbanks Museum this week of III"
Vermont Bird club ana the Vermont ho-
tauical club:
Friday. > p. m.-Bus'nosa meeting of
the Vermont Bird cluh' Recent P''htho-
logical Meetings" Mrs. Elizabeth paven-
port of Brattlcboro; "frohl"ms OF the
Vermont Bird Club and How To Meet
hcm." 6. ID. Howe of ESSEX junction;
Possible Additions to Bra List q. II.
Rcss Of Rutland; 'Wint"T Feeding Of
Birds" Miss Marion Role Of W",t Har-
net, contributions to tA" Range Of
Birds In Southern Vermont Mrs. Eliza
beth Davenport Of Bratuchoro; report of
meeting of ,.ew EArard Federation of
National History societies, Miss Della
Griffin Fairbanks Museum; "rhc Local
Floras Of Vermont Or. j. II. BarNhart
Of WArlytown. \. y; "f!nUland Grasscs,' -
B f. Ruggles of Woodstock; "Furth"r
Observations upon Potato Lear Fungi 30
Prof. L. r. Jones OF Burlington; "Thc
Visit Of Peter Kahn to LAX" ChaWp!an "
W. W. Egg!eston Of New York botanical
gardens; About Red CioV"r,' Prof. n.
w. Seely of MiddleourN; 'iierborlum
Making of Century Ago. Mr.. T.. II.
Terry OF Northampton, Mass; ''Fh"
Orchids of ST. Jonnsbury,' Miss B. N,
Plants Of Pownal' Miss Grace Grcylock
Niles of New York; "Floa Of tn" Lime
| stone Clfs Of Pownal W. w ESgleston
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HANCOCK.

Samuel Tart went home to Montpelier
last Friday morning. Mrs. Peck accom-
panied him and is 70 stay about two
weeks.-Clarence Martin sold span Of
black horses reccntly for sG5 To man
to go to Northtield.-Lou Perry was In
Royalton several days recently.-George
Butler and his sister Erma, went to
Ripton Sunday.-George Marsh has bought
of Amos Stone his two-year-old colt
Robin" sired by "Krempest oy
"Kremlin." 2O7 3-i, son of "Ben Frank
ln." 2s. lie paid $40 FOR him,-Quite a
number OF old soldiers and their wives
from this town attended the SSth ami
versary OF Clark Kidder and wife at
Rochester last Friday night-Gene Perry
was in town over Sunday with the
Standard Oh companys team and tank
Mrs Fred Sprague and two children are
quarantined with diphtheria. also Mrs,
Pearl Dunham--The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet January Is
with Mrs. Butler Mrs. Shampaney' S
mother, Mrs. Hiram Spoor has come ia
care for her son. Worth, and she will re-
susne her schoool.--IA J. Robinson Is put
ting in new machinery to work hard wood
and make all kinds OF chair stun
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Elliott of Sheburne
have been visiting here.-Owing to the
hard storm Saturday Mr.. Bump did not
come to install the Grange officers. but
will be here Saturday evening, January
@6.-The Rev. F. l.. Dow, presiding elder
of the Burlington district, preached here
sunday at 2:30 p. m.-Mrs. J. F. Thurstou
remains comfortable Her sister, Mrs.
Wilcox Of Brattleboro. is with her.--Wil.
liam Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Jack
mar. attended the funeral Of Dayton
Eddy in burlington Wednesday. Mr.
Eddy was the third son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Eddy and lived here when a
young man.
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Feeding Green Cut bone Pays

Mr. A. +. Hunter, who IL one of the
regular contributors to the New England
Farmer. not long ago said in the columns
of that paper: Feeding fresh cut bone TO
fowls. to induce aboundant laying, has
proyed decidedly profitable thing The
homes are rich In animal matter, and con-
tain lime of which the egg shells are
made, and hens fed on fresh cut bone will
Law a larger number OF eggs than If fed on
bone Not only will they lay a larger num-
her of eggs, but the eggs will be stronger
bodied. will be better eggs, and If ncubat
cd will have better and stronger chicks"
G. s. Page. of Hyde Park, Vt. on receipt
Of 81. 20 will forward to anyone = eM
no,nJ barrel of Green cut Bone, prepay
ing railroad frcights to any station In
New England or Middle States.
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MIDDLEBURy.

At a regular meeting OF Otter Creek
lodge. No. IS. knights of Pythias, held
In their hail In the Dyer block. the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Dep
uty stanton :. Eddy: Chancellor com
mander. II. l.. Avcrill; V. c.. L. NJ. Lii
lick: prclatc. John u. Woods; NJ of w,
Norman 6 Foote; NJ Of A., Roy :. Rob-
bins; NJ. of T., Frank y. Winans; NJ OF
T.. s $ EDDY: *. Of Z. and s., phillip
Crane: |. c.. Ernest Hucstis o. G., John
T.. STYLES. At the conclusion of the
meeting banquet was held III 'he'r
large banquet hail.
j. r. Butolph has resigned the office
of license commissioner and Same took
effect Thursday morning, Side Judges
l.. \. Field and Frank c, Dyer were
here Wednesday and accepted tie res
ienation and appointed John Jones 70
the vacancy. He commenced upon his
duties Thursday morning.
At meeting Of Lakc Dunmore
lodge, No. H. l. O. o. r"
at the hall Friday evening
the following officers were instalied
\ a.. Charles Hooker; V. G., Clyde
Hulburt; secretary w. F. bentley
treasurer. g. f. Rich; right supporter
to n. ti., q. l.. tudS i'At SuHP'' W. 49,
son Goss; right supporter to V. c.,
Frank Iashcr; left supporter, George
r Ianaworth; warden, Arthur Tabor;
conductor. r. A. calhoun; r. S. S, Il,
II. Lane: L. S. S. j. Il. cobb; chaplain
C. f. Youtt; |. :, G., Lewis SelllcN'
q s. c.. r W. Newton The officers
were Installed by past grand represent
ativc. DR.. l.. Il. Mcllen, assisted by past
grand George II. l.angworthy, who act
ed as grand warden: past Grand {. ~
Youtt. who acted as grand secretary
past Grand Allen Calhoun as grand
treasurer, past Grand Lewis Rivers as
Grand guardian; Past Grand II. A, cal
houn as grand marshal banquet
| followed. During the evening W. +
| Reutlcv. who was recently married
was nrcsented with n fine clock.
The reports of the village officers fo
the wear closing December 81 last hav'
been printed and distributed to the tax
payera. From the auditors report 1t Il
seen that the orders drawn during th
year aggregated ss729.4S divided az fol
| lows. street lighting. 3l,o57.s0; streets
81. .bl3.ol. sewers, 81 l179,G6; sidewalks. 81, io3,
sS: village water. $4,000; police, s55l ,@
fro departm tmcnt, s5777, band, $500; sprink
ling streets S1O7.SO; salaries, se7; parks
sic.21. miscellaneous, s4l770, The repor
OF Treasurer Charles r. Pinney show
| that there Is balance on hand %
ts79 So an against balance one yea
ago of s5Soei very good showing 70
the year. There are assets Of $500, IN
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BRISTOL.

Ihere vii. be a moving picture show
IN Holi"y hall .anuary p under the
auspices of the Catholic Order of Forest
ors.-L. O. Chaplin and II. y. Tatro have
been appointed commissioners on the
estate of the late Nellie c. Barnard
Mrs Ellen Chaplin arrived home Friday
from FL Reno. Okla, where she has been
for two years past. She was accompanied
home by her son. e. II. Chaplin. and her
grandson. Mrs. Chaplin is in very poor
health. h.-I.ibanus Lodge f. e. A. NJ.
conferred the fellow craft degree on one
candidate Friday evening.
Miss Evelyn Dumas is visiting in Wat
erbury and Warren.--F. +. Dlckerman is
IN New York for fow days.-An opera
lion was performed upon II. z. Shcrwir
Monday evening by DR.. -. Z. Maynard Of
Burlington, assisted by the local doctors
Letters are advertised In the postofii ce
for Miss Alva Barton and Mrs. j. w.
Coolidge.
Martin Rider ot Burlington and q.
: Wardwcll of Rutland were in town
Tuesday evening to attend the annual
banquet of tho y. H. Munsill Hose
company.--Jamr Jacobs of Winooski
is visiting relatives here--Niss r.
Lorraine Green, Il trained nurse, from
burlington, is caring for II. p Shcr-
win who was operated upon Monday
eV"ning.-Dr. s T. Maynard of BurlinE-
ton was called Tuesday to consult with
local doctors on the case Of Mr.. Nc
Leod, vino is seriously III with pneu-
monla at the homo of his son, +. C.
Mcleod My. and Mrs. Charlie Cliff
ford of Brandon were in town Tues
1aV-W William IathrOu's team. met with
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The Winoonki valley, Villages up North
From the island in the LIKE TO tho
Pnssumpric. Along otter Creek
and by tho Shorcn of White
River Covered BY Spc-
cini Corrcspor krvts.
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNTS.

P;erpont Lodge Knights of Pythiag,
have installed ,hn following officers: G.
C., Or. c. H. Cole Y. g., q. e. Ross; p,
w. e. Gorham; NJ OF ". n. II. Walker;
X of X. and s., u. +. Briggs; VI. OF f.,
G. W. Myatt. NJ of f.. Or q. f. b. Will
lard; NJ Of A. otis De1tor; /. c., Dr. l..
u. Bcttingcr; o. O.. r. -, Plumlcy. Dis
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor 9. T.. W,
Brown of Burlington, assisted by A. b.
Vittum, lodge deputy. installed the off
Gers. The lodge is IN "a hourshing condi-
tion there heinz now rNor y members
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Comstock Of Ferrsburgh.
saturday morning ernest Carpenter
received Telegram from Vancouver,
i. G.. conveying the news Of the death
OF his brother Edward carpenter. so
particulars were given. Friday morn
ing Mr. Carpenter received postal
card from his brother saving his health
was good and that he was doing well
at his profession of taXidcrmist.
On Friday dogs killed one sheep and
injured two, of the flock of w. r.
Spooncr.
Harry '. Scars has moved his family
from Monkton to the Wethcrbee house
on Main street.
About 25 of the friends and ncighbors
mot at the home OF Nj. Emma Purcell
Friday night, the occasion being the
9ith birthday of hcr son, Frank Du-
prey. pleasant 1ing was passed
with dancing and 80 mes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slias Elmer Of Addison
celebrated tho nth 'l1ivcrsary Of their
marrias .tnua.Y %. 'ney 1--we on the ot
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
HINESBURGH.

Pine Knot Camp, NJ, w. a" held
their annual public installation Wednes-
day evening, January Ii. Following mo
exercises there was dance. Mead
orchestra furnished muslc.-Cumm'ntS
Post and ". Il c. hello their annual IN
stallation OF officers Saturday. Al noon
the ladies served a bountitul dinner. The
following officers Of the w. r. c. were
then installed by II. II. Tilley; Mrs.
Emma Hinsdale. president; Mrs, purand.
senior vlce-presdent; Mrs. Mary Trap.
Junior vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth
Allen. chaplain; Mrs. Carrie Millham,
conductor; Mrs. Anna Tillcy, secretary;
Miss Sada Weed. treasurer; Mrs, Gfiin,
guard. Al the proper time G. d. Leon
ard with timely ard appropriate remarks
presented the W. r, c. with gave
made from wood that was al one time
part of old Libby prison, which was re-
ccivcd with hearty thanks from the
corps. NJ. j. l'inney was elected COM
mander OF Cummings post-There were
union services at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening. Mrs, George hudson
has been in towr the past week shipping
her household goods 10 Pennington.
Mass, her future home.--Harley Palmer
has rented the hotel to William McMa-
hon.--Austin Mckenzie of Burlington has
been in town calling on old frierAs.-lsl
Dow Of burlington was in town Sunday
Mrs. Celestia Livermore, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs Harrison Weller,
has gone 10 Bristol 10 reside,
IL. r. Brothers and wife We're I'm Bur
lington Wednesday, william lawson Is
In poor health. He has man TO stay
with hnl.-Mrs, Fred Rose Of Burlington
ia spending some tiTo with her parents,
MI aId Mir. leonard vnN.--Josiah
.Continued on 2nd page.l
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MONKTON.

d. T. McEntee attended the knights
of Pythias meeting at Nergennes Friday
eVening.-Mrs A. e, Lewis has returned
to Middcbury,-Mr w. c. Donahue is
spending few days I'm Burlington
Bennie Comstock is oh the sick list
Frank McEntee attended the knights of
Pythias meeting at Vergennes Friday
evcning.-W G. DOnahue was in Hines
burgh recently,-Mrs. W. D. Mech and
daughter Myrie, were in Bristol Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Gee and Miss Ais Alger
were In Bristol Saturday.. Il. Collins
was In North Ferrlsburgh recently,-G
d. Bushey of Starksboro was II guest of
his sister, Mrs. j. Il. Collins, Sunday
l.. X. Brown and wife were guests OF
Mrs. ]. f. Ladd over Sunday,-There
will be a sociable at Mrs. Alvin Collins's
this week Thursday at noon.--J. f., Col
lins was in Ncrgonnes Sunday.-Thc
Hon. A. r. Smith is In failing health
Henry InRoGc ana wife were in Hines
burgh Saturday,
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BURLINGTON. VT, THURSDAY. JANUARY II. 1907

Guiding 500 on tax warrants and the
liabilities for the coming year are estl-
mated at $7,y77N, and the amount TO I've
raised by tax Is $G.327l, and the village
auditors for this purpose recommend a
tax of 30 cents on the dollar of the grand
list. ON the whole It is Il very good ana
encouraging report. as the amount OF
village Indebtedness outstanding is only
$lCS,ii?.25.
on Monday, market day. eggs brought
q cents and butter % cents.
The cattle shipment from this section
Monday consisted OF four carlpads of
cows, calves and hogs. Three cars were
for the Brighton market and one for
New York.
At the regular meeting OF Addison En-
campmcnt. No. q, 1. O. O. f., held in
their hall in the Dyer block Monday even
ing the following officers were elected
for the coming year g. p. T.. H. Lane;
II. r.. A. e. Calhoun; :. W. l.. NJ Lii
lick; scribe, G. T. Yuutt. treasurer. Dr. l..
f.. Mellcn; j. ". W. II. Bentley. The
date of THE installation Of the newly
elected officers has not yet been fixed.
The large pair Of horses belonging to
Jerry Brasso in the east part OF the town
were seriously hurt while working on the
mountain just cast of East Middlebury
| Tuesday afternoon. The horses We're
driven by George Cove and they were
drawing logs which were being dropped
| off ledge. They "ame too rear and were
pulled over the ledge falling distance
of some p feet. They were badly bruised,
/ Il is thought one of them win recover but
the other is doubtful. Mr.. Cove Jumped
from the load ana was not hurt. The
horses were a valuable team aud il is
understood that Mr.. Br1sso had refused
sTAo for than ard was holding them at
5000.
4, Il special meeting Of William y.
Russell Post. No. 80. G. a. r., Wedres-
day afternoon. Department Commando
John 4. Sheldon. s. V. &. Henry Flint
and Assistant Adiutant-Gcrcral Spofford
| were present. Commander Sheldon in
stalled the following officers: Communal
or. James Nj Tracy; s. Y. c.. +. r. VII
hanson; j. V, g. T.. Cooley. o. D., W. J.
Rose; O. G., a. T. Noutt; surgeon. DR. Z.
=. RUSSELL g. NJ, G. t. Youtt: adtutant
". L. Cady: chaplain. John Murphy; S
NJ. W. w. Martin q. ". s.. L.. T.. Jones
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