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Arizona republican., 1907-05-26
THE WOMAN OF FIFTY.

Balzac celebrated ''the woman %
thirty" one of his disciples and follow
ers. the woman of forty" and Mrs.
Woodrow has now moved the limit OF
woman's attraction still another step
forward. by writing in praise Of "ths
woman of fifty" In the first chapter
Of her new book, 1.-THE Bird of Time"
her heroine, Madame Egeria, dis
courses with much eloquence an "In-
dian Summers Lady" and her oppor-
tunities. Beginning with clothes, she
says:
"a wide field of choice belongs to
the middle-aged woman. She may
strike vibrant chords of strong color
or soft. harmonious moonlight shades.
The splendor of jewels is the privilege;
and she may deck herself barbarically
and yet be within the canons Of good
taste. She may 'ransack the ages,
spoil the Chimes for effects. for what
ever makes for form or color; but
these are not her gods. The woman
who Is really charming has given these
details due attention. and has then re-
legated them 10 the background of her
thoughts. for the woman of fifty who
is beautiful lives in the worlds life.
and ideals. its hopes and dreams She
stands for something in her particular
environment. Her opinions are no
longer tentative. or in the formative
period. She has had years wherein to
observe events, TO study persons and
conditions, and to weigh and test the
value of her beliefs. And the delight
full woman of middle life is very toler-
a nha-N ~ SGin0 nd
In fact. she has a greater horror Of
intolerance than the devil of holy wa
ter. Why should the rose rail at the
catnip? The world is wide, and 10
would be extremely monotonous IL this
earth were one vast flower garden.
Neither is Indian Summers lady SEN
sitive. That is a form of egotism
which may be excused at sweet eigh.
teen but is impossible at fifty. She
has learned with patience and humil-
ity life's most difficult lesson-selfe
control: and she seasons all the dishes
at her banquet of existence with .
sense of humor. Without il the feast
would be as flat as vegetarian dins
ner But the last and browning charm
of woman OF fifty is repose. She
does not fuss or hustle. She has sown
for many years and now IL is time for
her TO begin to reap some of her har-
vests. TO gather up her fruits and
tears. And she is content because, as
Mr.. Howells expresses it in one of his
stories. he had 'glimpsed in certain
luminous moments. an infinite COM
passion accomplishing our whole being
like sea, where every trouble of our
sins and SOrrOws must cease at last
like a circle in the water ="
Mrs. Helen R Martin in her new
book His Courtship' gives the follow
ing specimen of Pennsylvania Dutch"
poetry written by rustic swain. Hen
Mucklehenny. TO his beloved:
give to YOU this violet 4
In token that We two have met.
And hope that we already yet :
Once more again together get.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-26
THE CURE OF CANCER.

A valuable contribution to science
has recently been made in the discov-
cry Of the JOpsonic power. or true
health" condition of the human, sys-
TEN, and the further discovery of
non mineral fluid that attacks and an
initiates the poisonous germs now
known to lurk in the blood-the vital
fluid of life-of patients suffering
from bacterial poisoning. Leslie's
Weekly of May 10th, in an article OF
absorbing interest. states that lat last
q remedy has been discovered that so
acts, through the blood. upon the OPP
sonic power of the system
to eliminate disease OF germ origin
such as tuberculosis and malignant
growths."
The author OF the article, Charles
Elley Hall. imparts much valuable in
formation relating to "the history OF
the search for the bacterium of the
aforesaid diseases-of cancer In par
ticular"-and Of past failures "of ex-
periments with remedial agents IN
dertaken in the hope of finding a spe-
cific." He states that hospitals are
soon to be opened In New York, Bos-
ton. Philadelphia and Pittsburg for the
treatment and investigation Of these
several forms OF incurable diseases
now so prevalent" A notable feature
will be the free treatment OF properly
accredited patients who may be In re-
duced circumstances and financially
unable to provide for the same. This
discovery. in his estimation, goes far
toward restoring the human system to
that powerful condition called health
and the possible prolongatiou OF hu-
man life. The fluid Is administered in
the same manner as antitoxin-by in
lection.
The closing paragraph of this paper.
following the history and the search
for the virulent germs. II such they
actually are. makes interesting read
ing: should the conclusions already
reached be fully verified and estab-
lished. not only will It prove the para
site character OF the cancer Infection.
together with that of tuberculosis. but
make it clear that the only hope of
prevention or control of either disease
Is through fluid or serum treatment.
II is 10 establish this point bey ond In
telligent controversy and to extend
the work so auspiciously begun that
these hospitals are to be opened"
Arizona republican., 1907-05-26
PARTICIPANTS IN THE ENcoRE CONCERT

EncneC
" OF Sph club # the Aum Musician DamaucAt this sis
o in this is first areaano .muhmt SITS being
in
Arizona republican., 1907-05-26
A HAVEN OF REST.

Many exhausted travellers o. conval-
escents in Italy will be glad TO know
of San Girolamo. the home of the
blue Nuns" at Fiesole. where friend
and stranger alike are admitted to the
kindest care and nursing. The house.
adapted from a former monastery. Is
under the charge OF the, Little Sisters
of Mary" founded and directed by one
frail little woman. The story Of this
remarkable Haven OF Rest" which Is
not a hospital. and OF Mother Mary
an invalid for years but of untiring
and indomitable zeal-has been told
for the June Century by Helen Zim-
mern.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-26

But in ant case the disease cannot. so
far as is known. be communicated ex-
cept BY biting. for the germ, which IL
peculiar and belongs In the lowest
forms of animal life, the protozoa.
does not arise spontaneously. nor does
II. like the bacteria which produce
diphtheria, typhoid fever. scarlet TO-
YER and tuberculosis. and which are
low forms OF plant life. haunt the air
we breathe. the water we drink and
the food We eat. Indeed. IL all the ril-
bid animals could be extermiuated. II
Is probable that the disease would me-
yer be heard Of again.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-26
SUBSTITUTES.

ave haven't any deviled crabs. sir.
said the waiter. Il can offer you some
very nice deviled eggs
lymph, l presume u you were out
of mock-turtle soup you'd suggest
some very nice mock oranges" retort-
ed the diner.
Eyes. SIR answered the waiter
calmly AT least l would suggest that
you give them a mock trial'--Harp-
er's Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-26
THE GAMBLING INSTINCT.

Speculation is one of the most hu-
man of our follies-if II be a folly.
We all love the excitement of taking
little risk. Life would be a humdrum
affair without *.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-26
POPULAR.

Ascum-Guileless girl, isn't she?
Chellus-Guyless? Not much. Every
where she goes she has a couple o
guys chasin' after her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Misses Ruth Trask and Grace S,,,,.;;
f. r. II. s.. 'o1, have gone to Albany.
~ Y. to attend Albany business Col
lcge.-Mr. and Mrs j. H. Hewitt will
return this week from a visit to their
son in Boston.-NTiss Charlotte I1ackett
left Friday for Canada, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Frentiss.-E. r.
Lincoln Of Dighton, Mass was at the
South Royalton House over Sunday
DR.. Euclid fish of Mcrosc, Mass. passed
Sunday with his family &C. II. Wood
ward, NJ. V. iIazcn, Charles Danforth
and Edward liopc were in Canaan, n.
H., sunday to- view the railroad disa ster.
Clyde Leshorc of FitchhurC, Mass, Is
visiting his parents. Mrs. T.. -. Mctcalf
and daughter have returned to Albany.
y. i.-William Dutton Of Hartford has
moved to the Benson roeIdcrcc which
he recently purchased. Mrs Walter
Farnhnm and daughter. Mildred, have re-
turned to West Derry cyrus Athens
visited relatives In Havcrh.0. Mass, over
unday.-Winfred Hewitt went to Bos-
ton Sunday.-Mr. and Mr. Clarence Cate
of Somervlle. Mass, are guests OF Mrs
lmoEone Goodale.--Dr u. h. Burnett
passed sunday with relatives in Bethel
Mrs. Clark is visiting Mrs. Arlotta
Durkcc
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BROWNINGTON.

Alberta Day is attending Derby
academy. Miss Ella IIntz Of pennsyl-
vania is visiting Mrs. g. j. Gross.--Mrs
Hale Clark is stopping at her fathers.
G. A. Virgins, for few weeks.-Mrs.
Carl Grow is entertaining her mother,
Mrs Chandler Of East Warcham Mass
Florence and Roy Idtchncld have gone
TO Lancaster, y. H., to attend school,
Iucius Lurd. Roy Cheney aud Lzzio
Lynch have returned from Shcrbroolt,
+. Q.-Mr cha mbcrin has moved TO
his place lately purchased OF l.. A Lund.
Mr.. Christie of Newport will give Il
lecture At the Brownlngton Center
Church Tuesday evening. September q.
under tho auspices Of tho Ladies' Aid.
Cake and coffee will cscrvcd.-John
Bullocks folks have moved into tho
Putney house. Mr.. Bullock will work for
Nr. MoroY.-- f. J. Iiuss Is visiting rcla-
ives In Ncwf1ne Miss Alma Chapman
IND two children Of Glover. visited hor
mother. Mrs. Powers, last Saturday and
hnday.-Wesley Moore ie ill.--Mrs.
Hector Lapicre has been visiting her
laughter in Boston..-Mrs. Monticth is
visiting Mr.. Montieth's mother in Wind
cor Mills. Canada.-Carroll Alexander
who has been III is recovering.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
DER.BY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor returned
to Boston Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Allbee went to Springfield. Mass. Satur-
'ay TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. Allbec 5
lunt, Mrs. I1ne.--Mlss Winnie King
ey Of Sydney. Cape Briton. is the guest
# her uncle. l, c. liay.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Daley passed Sunday with his
mother, Mrs +. T. Dailey.-P. A. Rob
bns's family, who passed last week at
his fathers, W. s Robbins will go soon
to join Mr.. Robbins in Winnipeg.-The
remains of W. Peircc were taken to Ar
lington, Mass, for intcrment instead of
Wakefield as reported last week. lie was
buried IN the family lot near HIS old
home.--Charlcs Trombly of Beebe Plain.
formerly of Derby, Is very Ill with
typhoid fever and heart failure with no
hope Of recovery.-Wallace Marvin and
Ila Searles were married ut Newport
Monday evening and left that night for
New York. Upon their return they VIII
reside at Newport-Mrs, c. y. Cobb went
Tuesday to ST. Johnsbury to enter the
Old Ladies' IIomc.-Miss Mary Cobb went
to New York Tuesday evening with her
sister. Sarah, to make new home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19

Will give Its annual clambake next
Saturday afternoon at Fountain park,
Marvin farm, to the granite men of
About $50 invitations have been issued.
Capt Joseph Wilson Of Providence, X.
J., Will again have charge of the bake.
Joseph u. Morse has purchased the
interest of the late l.. NJ Cameron in
the grocery store of Cameron & Nay
on Barre street and will take pos
session as soon as repairs can lie
made.
The work OF laying new rails on the
Barre branch of the Central Vermont
rai lway will he commenced next Sunday.
Roadmaster Buhl resumed Tuesday the
work OF laying new rails on the main line
OF that road between Roxhury and Bethel.
The engagement Of Miss Clara Emma
Theriault to Earl Leslie Billings is an
nounccd by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Theriault,
Washington county court took re-
cess at noon yesterday until this
morning at ninc o'clock to allow the
grand and petit Jurors and court Of
fcers to attend the Northneld fair.
The evidence is practically all taken
In the Massucco- Tomasi breach or
promise case and the arguments will
be commenced to-day.
X. r. r. Flint of this city, now instruc-
tor in English at Norwich University,
has been placed at the head of the depart
ment Of publicity established at that in
stitutIon
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Adeiber' Austin Is passing a few
weeks in Springfield. Mass. with hci
daughter. Mrs. Richa rds The Rev. O.
r. Newton of WHliamsvillc was the guest
Of his brother. n. II. Newton, last week
Archie Hunt has gone to White River
Junction to work in a bakery.-Thc Rev
\. p. Granger Of Peacham. assisted by
lhe Rev. o. T. Newton Of Williamsville
pffcated at the funeral Of Benton Kins-
'ey Saturday-Miss Mae Coburn has re-
Urned from st. Johnshury. Kate
L1Bounty, Rena Revoir and Bert Powers
Will attend Barton Academy.-Miss Ellen
La Bounty Of Barton passed Sunday with
Ter parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
LaBounty-Niss Nora Buckley OF
Wheelock and Miss Beatrice Kelley of
Barton were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
James LaBounty over Sunday.-Mrs. l..
r. Sinclair and her daughter, Miss
Marjorie were In Burlington this week.
Miss Bern!ce Patterson will teach in the
Cello district and Miss Mae Coburn In the
Richards district.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
BRANDON.

MR.. Cornelius McIane has moved to
the house on Carver street formerly oc-
cupied by George Cameron, Jr.--Miss
Nora L. Cameron is taking a two weeks
vacation from her duties at the Burn
ham Storc.-Mr. and Mrs Roy y. Flood
have moved from the Page house on
Franklin street to Mrs. 9. B. McCollonl's
house on High street.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
r. Harvey Of Albany, y. Y. are guests
Of Mr., ana Mrs. Harvey Johnson.--Mrs
John Bowman and son. FREDERICK have
returned to their home IN Philadelphia.
Pa -Ex-Gov. T.. J. Ormsbee, who has
been i'll for several days, Is very much
improved
J. c. Allen OF Monmouth, H.. has been
passing the past week with his sister,
Mrs. C. l.. Clifford, Cowan has
zone to Fowler night Waterman at the
Mullin auarry.-,Miss Mary Hawkins. who
has passed the summer with Mrs. Volney
Ross, left yesterday for Brooklne, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Young. Mrs. W. II.
Wright and two sons, Theron and Earle.
left yesterday In their touring car for the
White Mountains Belle Briggs has
returned from Springfield. Mass, and
resumed her position at the local tele-
phone office.-Mrs. George Marshall has
returned from Lake George, where she
passed the summer-Mrs. Edward A.
Walker will leave to-day for Norfolk.
Conn. for a short stay after which she
will 20 to her home In Hartford. Conn
Miss Mira Child. who has passed several
weeks with Mrs, f. NJ. Pierce will leave
to-day for her home IN Boston,-Dr, Fred
erick Briggs has returned to New York,
where he will study surgery. Il. D..
Isham and Mrs. J, II. Allen Of Hines
burgh have been passing few days
with Mrs. Charles clifford.
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his brothers. Edwin and Leonard last
week. Mr. Bruce is employed by tho
Vermont Farm Machine Co.-Henry
Kenyon of Des Moines, Iowa. Is "a
guest of Wilbur Hall and famly.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Wilson and child are
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
s. Wison.-C. NJ. Dadd Is in Chicago for
two or three weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holt and
Miss Alice Provost of Montpelier and
Miss Name Byrnes of Burlington were
in town Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
INDIVTDVALISM IN VERMONT

Tho early history OF Vermont has been
SO often told In chronicle, novel. poem
State document and history by the ahlest
sumptious for mo to undertake any e.
fort save bricf reference only to It's
salient facts. The natural tendency has
fow men Of peculiar fame, soldiers who
took forts. generals who fought success
full battles, citizens who resisted the I'M
Just demands OF foreign courts. lcgisla
tors Mt home and abroad and inventors
who began or perfected great ideas. And
with absolute Justice. too. do We revere
the names OF the great leaders Of those
DAYS. Ethan Alien. Ira Allen. Seth War
ncr. Thomas FaY Thomas Ch!ttenden.
Isaac Tichcnor and all the rest of that
masterful State-huilding crew. But Yer
mont also presents, as Carleton has so
reasonably declared. "a field for the
study Of family traits. Individual charnc-
ter and personal achievement" In 9TH
or words, n widespread and general ca
pacity and character. which. when In
nuenced. directed and moulded by correct
schooling and moral discipline, made It
possible for Vermont In after years to
give such noble contributions OF her
sons and daughters to the work and
progress Of other states. It was the nm
ion of indivldualism and srlf-dependence
with n loyal respect for IN" values Of
town government and public discussion Of
all village, town and State matters. that
ultimately crowned the state II not
with the burden. Of superior wealth. at
least with the reputation ana tho fact
OF 'imple and happy life Of high moral
and political idens from which the ambit-
ious Of new NE and more modern
thought have not been able to dctach
II. Precedent, custom and Unborn rover
ence for the past and for seemingly crys-
talized conditions yet claim their ac-
commodaton to the theory of evolution
In Industrial affairs and Of regard for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
ROCHESTER,,

Mrs. Grant Lyon AMI VI IS Fern were
In Brandon Monday Miss Fern will re-
main there at Mrs. Harrison s,-Mr and
Mrs. Fred Hodgkins OF chicago were at
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Morse's Saturday.
In the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgkins
and Mr.. and Mrs Morse. accompanied by
several other members OF The outing club
went to Randolph to pass Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Uodgkins.--D. l..
button of Brandon is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Ellen Worcester Judge Ely AMI
Mrs Ely Of Dcdham, Mass. are in town
for few days.-Those from town to at
tend the Campbell Batchcllcr wedding in
Arlington Thursday were W. II. Camp
bell and Miss Helen Campbell Mrs Lizzie
Huntington and W. Mul,tt Huntington.
Mrs. O. G. Martin. Mr. Boss and Mrs.
Kate 1~cnnonx.-Mrs. Martin Alexander
and son. Myron, have been passing soy
era! days in Hubbardton Mrs Alexander
was called there by the serious illness of
her mother Mrs Roger Roy Alexander
Is in Elkhorn, Wls.-Carl Whitney. who
has been visiting his mother, returned TO
Somerville, Mass. Friday.
DIR. f. b. Richards has bought OF
A. l.. Miller. the hotel property in
Hancock villagc-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Perkins passed Monday In Braintr.e.
IL NJ. Kinsman has sold his farm to
Pliny KinSman.-D. l.. button Of Bran
don and q. f. WAltmore are campin /.
on Mount Horrid aud in ueighborlng
mountains. Mr.. Dutton is much inter-
estcd in botany ana has already found
many valuable specimens in that To-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
WATERBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooley have re-
turned to Boston. Mr. Cooley is to leave
this week for a two months business trip
to Norfolk Vac G. Graves is confined
to the house by illness.--Mr. and Mrs
Dwight Drew of Boston are guests Of
Mrs. Josephine Drew, Mr. Drew's mother
Miss Agnes Murphy has moved into the
tenement III w. e. Carpenters house on
Union stree;.-Mrs. G. II. Dale has been
quite Ill the past few days. e. OBricn
returned Monday to Oakland. Cal.-Mrs.
W. l." WATSON. who has been quite III,
is reported rs COnvalesccnt--Le BaD-
cock, who arrived last week from Alaska,
left Monday for Saxtons River where he
is a student at Vermont Academy.-Mr.
and Mrs. |. +. Haines of Cabot have
been visiting their son. C. H. Haincs,
the past week.-I'. II. Newcomb baggage
master at the local station, is suffering
with blood poisoning In his right hand
The condition of Charles T/>lcy. who
was so badly injured at the hospital last
week, is very hopeful. George II. Wilder
Is making arrangements to give voice
piano and flute lessons in Waterbury.
lie Is to open the Wilder studio at Bur
lington October !, and Is to come here
each Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Wilder
Is very popular musician In this
vicinity and he is already assured a
large class of pupils Mrs. Lillian
Tewksbury has moved into the Trow-
bridge house on Winooski street.-Miss
Anna Baker left Sunday for Providence.
r. l.. whore she Is to remain few days
before returning TO her school in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Fishback and Mrs
W r. Mcdowell Of Washington y. c..
are guests or Mr.. and Mrs. II. {.
Whitehill,-Mrs. Julia B. Seabury has
been in Boston the past week.-Mrs..
d. n. Grout, who has been quite ill.,
Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. Bartlett
returned Sunday from n two weeks
vacation in Melrosc, Mnss.--W H.
Carroll commenced work Monday In
his new blacksmith shop at the rear
of his house on Main street.---.Iustin NJ.
Kicker has been visiting his parents
for the past few days. He has aC-
cepted position in preparatory
school at Stamford, Conn.-Mrs. Flora
Blodgett. who has been n guest Of
Mrs J. A. Ham~l, has returned to
Stowe,--Harold whitney Is taking
weeks vacation at his home in Mont
pclier.-Mrs f. II. Stevens OF Mon
pelier is n guest of Mrs. Julia r. Sca-
bury's.-Mr and Mrs. ", S. Duell Of
New Rochelle, n. Y. were at the Wat
erbury Inn over Monday night, They
are touring New England and were on
route to the White mountains.-Mr.
and Mrs. George r. whitney Of Bur
lington were Mt tho Waterbury Inn
Sunday
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Observation-Disclosures Eunice Aldrich of
Housatonic, Mass, is visiting In town.
Earl Mclaughlin has gone to Albany,
N. Y, to take a two years course in the
business college.--Miss Bertha Stilson has
returned to Middlebury College. Miss
Bessie Randall is in Montpelier visiting
relatives.-Miss Harriet Holmes has Como
to Northampton. Mass. where she will
teach in the Clark school for the deaf
and dumb-Miss Minnie Haley is visiting
in Providence, H. IA very severe
electrical storm passed over here Mon
dny
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PROCTOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Baldwin left last
week for Allentown. Pa, to visit his rela-
tives.--Albert Porter has gone to Mon
treal. where he has obtained work.--Thc
Rev. Herbert w. stebbIns Of Boston
preached at tho Union Church Sunday
Charles Todd Of Bristol has been trans
fcrred to the Vermont Marble Co.'S
branch office of New York to take the
place of Max Bessey of Burlington, re-
signed-W. Fl, startup has gone on
A',-'n>As trip to New York State and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
WILLING HELPERS.

He-Then II Is settled that We are to
elope at midnight?
Shc-Yes.
He-And are YOU sure YOU can get your
trunk packed in time?
She-Oh, yes. Papa and mamma have
both promised TO help me.-Ilustra ted
Bits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
FAYsTON.

The Ladies' Aid was entertained Sep
tcmbcr II by Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Rus
soil. Thirty were present. Many regrets
were expressed because Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell will soon move to Lawrence,
Mass.-1ames Livingston cut his hand
badly last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
SOUTH WOODBURY..

l., w. Haskell, and r. VI. Pray have
returned from Saratoga-Dr and Mrs
Henry Jewell of Nashua, y. H.. are
at w. g. Pcck's.-Mrs. Henry Wheeler
is in falling heIth.-The church Is being
shnglcd and repainted.--A, NJ. benjamin
Is called here from Franklin Falls, ~
H.. on account OF the serious Illness Of
his mother Mrs L. j. Benjamin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
EAST ROXBURY.

George Foss and O, II. Humphrey were
In Barre Saturday. George Knowles was
In Burlington last wee', and brought his
little son from the hospital much im-
pr we'd In health.-Norman Maclean was
at George Foss's Saturday and Sunday
from Montpelier Seminary. Mrs. Mac
lean will remain at Mrs. Foss's for a
few weeks before returning to her home
in IIonolulu.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tletch-
err of East Braintree visited here Sun
fay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
HER FAVORITE AIR.

He-You don't appear to care much for
music, Don't you even like popular airs?
She-No The only popular air with me
Is the millionaire .-Pick- Me Up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
RUTLAND COUNTY.
PITTSFIELD.

Fred l.. MCGEE of Chttendcn and
Orissa f. Lihbey of Pittsford were
married here September ! by the Rev.
+. /. NJ. "nrnoF.