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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-30

Il
skiego konstantynopolskiego ma
sprawe bojkotu. Pierwszy z Mich
umie ocenic trudne polozenie, W
kt6rem znajduje sic Rad turecki.
Jezeli Austrya bedzie zmuszona
odwolywa6 sic do W. Porty, to
czynie to bedzie W granicach Scisle
zakreslonych potrzeba wynagro-
dzenia W konkretnych wypadkach
STRAIT, poniesionych przez austry-
acko-wegierskich kupc6w. Odwo-
4ywania sic take ME beda, rozu-
mie sic, stanowi6 politycznych ak
tow, lecz beda mia1y cechy zwy-
kych miedzynarodowo handlo-
wyeh reklamacyj. Go sic tyczy
sprawy kompensacyi "a aneksye
Bosni, to poglad gabinetu wiede1-
sklego Jest znany: ma przyJecle ma
siebie ezesci tureckiego dlugu pan
stw0wego gabihet ME zgadza sic,
zato got5w jest do odpowiednieh.
ustepstw natury ekonomicznej. i fl
nansowej.
2 innych zr6del wiadomo juz,
ze wnioski gabinetu wiedenSkiego
W Petersburgu, kt6rych NOVA
wyzej, polegaja ma tenn, re cabinet
ten zgadza sic, by sprawa aneksyi
zostala zaIatwiona pomiedzy MIN
i mocarstwami, kt6re podpisa}y
traktat berlinski 1878 7. = pred
zebraniem sic konferencyi, kt6rej
pozostanie tylko przyjae zawarte
umowy do wiadomosci.
Zachodza tu pomimo to jeszcze
powazne watpliwoSci, choc W la
godniejszych formach, przesilenie
trivia W dalszym ciagu, gdyz polo
Eye mu koniec moze tylko konfe-
rencya. Zanim cabinet wiedenski
za}atwi sprawe aneksyi ze wszy-
stkimi gabinetami ''koncertowy.
mi" - przejdzie niema}o czasu.
Nina, bye moze, ME tygodnie, lecz
miesiace Gale. Przez ten czas mo-
ga zajsc najrozmaitSze nieprzewi-.
dziane istotnie wypadki, kt6re
zmienia stan rzeczy W bardzo
znaczacy spos6b. W chwili obec-
nej MONA zupetnie smiaio twier-
die, re gabinety petersburski i
wiedenski maja jak najlepsze che
CT. Zachodzi jednak pytanie, czy
wystarczy owych petersburskich i
wiedenskich dobrych checi, by W
kazdym wypadku utrzymae pok6j?
Bye moze, W. Porta zyczy sobie
istOtnie, by bojkot skoGczy} sic jak
najpredzej, zachodzi 1ednak pyta-
ME, czy zdola ona zdzia}a6 COS
skutecznego W tym kierunku9
Bojkot zorganizowali politycy
mlodotureccy: ot6z ME wiadomo
jeszcze, lie takie porozumienie
sic W. Porty Wiedniem bedzie
dla Mich pozadane. Me wiadomO
r6wniez, czy "a plecami mlodotuF-
k6w ME stoi ktos ''trzeci." kt6fy
Gala sprawe bojkotu aranzowal i
kt6remu zgoda W danym razie m D.
ie bye niepozadana. A tymczasdm
austro-wegierscy kupcy j przeuE-
slowcy ponosza W najrozmaitlze
sposoby wielkie straty. Czy Pofta
ma piacic "a to wszystko j czy ba
die ona W stanie to zrobic? WI
szcie, przytoczoue wyzej dokum
ami slowem ME wspomina y
em. g. stanie sie z sandals
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-30
PRZEGLAD
POuTYEl MIEDzYNARODOWEI.
(PO!Oienie pOHtyczne.)
Chicago, 80 grudnia.


Kanclerz Rzeszy, Ks. BuelOw,
Jest stanowczo czarodziejem poll
tycznym. :. Echa jego sensacyj-
nej mowy ME zdazyly jeszcze
przebrzmie6, a juz prasa europej-
ska najrozmaitszyeh odcieni, z
rozmaitemi zastrzezeniami, ale ma
og3 najzupelniej zgodnie glOsi, re
W przesilepiu balkanskiem nasta-
pil zwrot ku lepszemu, re straciio
swa pierwotnie tyle ostra ceche.
Pojawily sic nawet mniej lub vie
Gel urzedowe dokumenty, niezbi-
Gle swiadczace, re optymistyczny
nastr6j ten Jest zupefnie upraw-
niony. " tym kierunEu naIezy
przedewszystkiem wskazae: y u
rzedowy komunikat gabinetu VIE
denSkiego o rokowaniach austrya-
cko-tureckich W zwiazku z bojko-
tenn austro-wegierskich towar6w W
granicach panstwa OtOmanskiego
/ p podane dnia 1890 BIN. Przez
p6}urzedowy 'Fremdenblatt" er-
pose 0 po4ozeniu poitycnem.
z pierwszego dowiadujemy sic,
ze przerwa W rokowaniach austrO-
tureckich nastapi}a wskutek bojko-
tu austrO-wegierskich towar6w W
Turcyi. Daiac do zwalczenia tego
szkodiwego Objawu, cabinet vie
de1sG niejednokrotnie wystepO-
wal zadaniem wobec ". Porty,
by w{adze tureckie W stosunku
swym do bojkOtu trzyma}y sic Sci
isle zasad, zswartych W austryackO-
kreckim traktaeie handlowym.
wystapienia to RAD turecki
lOwiedlal "niedawno', ze od-
sne rozporzadzenia zostaly juz
ydane i ze ". Porta W granicach
tzysiugujacych jej praw zrobi
wszystkO, by bojkot ukr6cic. Rad
wiedenski przyja} to do wiadomo-
Sci zwr6cil uwage W. Porty ma
to, re jesli Rad turecki ME wy
pelni swoich zobowiaza1, to stanie
sic odpowiedzialnym "a straty,
kt5re stad wynikna. Nastepnie
biorac pod uwage, is wobec oswald
czenia W. Porty odpowiedzi ga
binetu wiede6skiego, zasadniczej
r6iniey W pogladach stron ma boj-
kot ju1 niema, Rad austryacki,
ehcac da6 wyraz swym pojednaw-
ezym uezuciom, zawiadomil w.
Porte o gotowosci swej wznowie-
MA przerwanych rokowan, aus
tryackO-wegierski AMBASSADOR W
Konstantynopolu otrzyma} W tel
mierze OdpOwiednie wskaz6wki.
Drugi kolei document poucza,
ie mad pokojowem zazegnaniem
przesiienia balkanskiego zgodnie
pracuja take miarodajne czynni-
ki, jak gabinety petersburski, kon-
stantynopolski i wiedehski. Pierw-
raRzy najwyrazniej zaznaczy}, le,
Ma do uregulowania, spraw bal
ksh, propoasa pr1ea rad
- odpowie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-30
Telegramy zagranlczne

RZyFl, oo Sluuiiio' ,s F.tt.
wiadomosci juz nadeszlych Q roz,
miarath nieszczescia spowodowTa-
nego onegdaj trzesieniem zieml'
byla to katastrofa W skutkach tax
przerazajaca, ze przewyzszyia
wszystkie dotychczas znape w HI NJ
,storyi. o lie jiz wiadonio, 'rlie1
mnisj niz 125, 900 os6b zYcisss Ycisss:'i ,stra,
clio, ,Eafe bye moze, ze cyfra ia jest
jesztze wyzsza, moze dosiegnie
100000. Materyalne szkody, row.
niez olbrzymie, ME daja sic jesz-
cze obliczyc. Caiy kraj jest w "a
lobie, tembardziej, re setki 'tysie-
cy hdzi, straciwszy swe rnienie
dach mad giowa, w ostateczneJ
zna lazly sic nedzy.
Wedle spostrzezeh W obserwa-
tortum Messyny, trzesienie ziemi
trWa{o 20 sekund. w tych 20 Sc
kuhdach W gruzy rozpadiy sic zdo
byeze setek lat, zniszczony zostai
dobytek mozolnie gromadzony
prkez kilka generacyi.
Natvchmiast re wszech 'stron
kra aju zaczely naplywac wsparcia
dl d dotknietych nieszczesciem,
Ktol Wiktor Emanuel maizonka
Helena udal sic do miejsc nawie-
dkonych nieszczesciem.Ni .Niie chcial
ON poczatkowo narazac krolowe]
na trudy takiej podrozy, ale krolo-
wa domagala sic, by ia zabral re
soba.
Wiadomo juz, re W Messynie
nietylko tysiace mies0kahcow
stalych, ale takze wielu cudzo-
ziemc6w, turystow, straci}o zycie,
miedzy mimi wielu Amerykanow
! Anglikow w hotelu Trinacria.
Z pomiedzy wybitnych osob
stracili zycie, miedzy innymi, Ar
thur S. Cheney re Stanu Illinois,
konsul Stanow Zjednoczonych W
Messynie, z mioda swoja iona,
zaerzebani w ruinach konsulatu
w Mcssynie; Biskup Messyny,
kt6ry udzielal ostatniej pociechy
umierajacym, zostal zabity przez
rozlatujace sic gruzy; W Reggie
prefekt zostal zabity, gdy wiodi
oddzial ratunkowy do niesienia
pomocy zasypanym gruzami.
o lie wiadomo, w Messynie, Ii
czacei 100000 mieszkancow, 80
tysiecy zostalo zabitycl1; w Reg
gio $4,000 m.) 10000; W Catanli
(14O,OOO n.y. 10000; W Bagnara
(7,5OO M 1850; w Cosenzy (91
tys. m.) 5000; w Palmi 10000
gm.) 1000; W San Giovanni (12
tys. m.) 5000; WI Casino (s,7oo
M 1000 = tazgm 1s5,ooo. w
Messynie po trzskieniu ziemi wy.
buchly poiary postwo ludzi gi-
nelo posrod tel bwej. katastr0fy.
@saszssaia wybFzezach "a
e * morze zaleHalo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-30

wielkie obszary, latarnie morskie
znikaly W giebi wod i zegluga
tam obecnie jest niebezpieczna.
Podobnie jak W Messynie, take
W Reggie pozar dokonai dziela
zniszczenia. Kompletnie zburzone
zosta}y takze miasta Naro, Scilla,
Maletto, Belboso, Riporto, Bagna
70 i Gazzari.
w Messynie szef policyi zabity.
Wiezienie zburzone, zbrodnia-
RE, O lie ME zostali zabici, uwoi-
nieni, bezkarnie pladrowali. We
wielu miejscach policya ME mo-
gao sobie inaczej poradzic, zabi-
jala ich wystrzalami karabinow
i rewolwerow. Podobno w Reggie
jeszcze straszniejszem jest spu-
stoszenie, niz W Messynie, ale jest
ono odciete Cd Swiata zewnetrz-
nego brak stamtad wiadomosci.
w calych Wloszech liczne po-
ciagi kolejowe zapelnione zywno.
scia, wojskiem, lekarzami, pedza
ku miejscom katastrofy, a take /
okrety ku MIN zdazaja. Wiele po-
mogly telegrafy bez drutu przy
otrzymywaniu wiadomosci, gdzie
potrzeba najwieksza rozsyianiu
wskazowek do okretow. Z Malty
try angielskie okrety wojenne
zdazaja do Messyny.
Ze stolic Europy Ameryki ma,
deszly kondolencyjne telegramy,
a we wielu miastach juz tworza
sic komitety ratunkowe.
Berlin 80 grudnia. = Castro
da1 sic w tych dniach interwiewo-
wac representation prasy, ktorzy y
dose niedyskretnie zapytywali go,
czyli prawda jest, IL przewidywai
wypadki polityczne re dlatego
ma czas sic usunal. Protestuje on
jak najenergiczniej przeciw akie-
,mu mniemaniu oSwiadcza, ze
gdyby byl je przewidywal, to- po-
mimo choroby bylby pozostaf ma
miejscu, bo nadewszystko dFoga
mu jest czesc polityczna, 4 ME
obawia sic nikogo procz Boga.
Ma zapytanie, lie jest prawS Wv
tenn, re nowy Rad wenezl
"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-30
CaIy szereg miast poburzonych.
KrOlewska para udaje sic do miejsc dotknietycl
nieszczeSciem.
CASTRO o ZAJsCIACH W WENEzUELI.
Mala bitwa z niedobitkami Castro.
nleSZCZeSclem'

podr6zy tOty ameryka1
kiai- EkspIozya kopan wega Smierc skapca chhskie
KatastrOa kOlejOwa Indiana ,Prorok a 'kOhlec
kWiata".-Depesza ROOSevea.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-30

Turkish Herald 15c papierosy|
10 "a 1Oc. Pgtaicie sic ofnie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12
WESTFORD.

Emily wife of Herbert T. Ilunley and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Hail,
died suddenly Friday morning OF an in
ternal hemorrhaSc Mrs. lluntlcy, who
was II years old passed the early part
OF her life in Johnson and was 4 graduate
of the Johnson normal school. She came
to this town with her parents about II
years ago and taught school several
years. She became the wife of Mr. Hunt
ley II years ago and had resided in town
ever since, The funeral was held sunday
at 100 p. m. The Revs. Mr.. kdder and
Mr.. Chambers ufiiciatcd. Among those
present from out of town were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Allen. Milton; Mr. and Mrs.
T.. Huntlcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Gill
bert. Essex Junction. Mrs. Julia Dyke
ana Mrs. Lcttic Ballard, Burlington; MIR
and Mrs. A. *. Morse, Jericho; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Perkins, Mrs George Will
cox, Walden, Mrs. John Wilcox and
Miss May Wilcox, Greensboro George
Hail reached home early sunday and I'M
til his arrival was entirely ignorant Of
the death of his sister She is survived
by husband father and mother, two
little daughters, two brothers. George
Hall of Boston and Chester, VINO lives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS

The March term of Franklin county
court opened in this city Tuesday,
Judge w. W. Miles OF Barton presid-
ing. the assistant judges being n. 5.
Danforth and Robert Mcleod The
first case to be tried by jury is that
of William Pudvah VS. Edward Hurl-
but. alienation, which was begun
Wednesday a. m. The jury calendar con-
tains "a cases and - set to the court.
Only the routine business of opening
the court and calling the docket was
done yesterday. \ special grand Jury
was called, sworn ana charged at ESQ
o'clock in the afternoon in the mat
ter of the murder of the young Polish
boy at Swanton January IS Several
witnesses were heard during the af-
tornoon and the session was continu-
ed Wednesday morning A. n. Collins
was appointed foreman of the jury.
At the meeting of the city council
Monday night Mayor W. n. Atwood
read his annual message and appoint-
ed the following committees to serve
during the coming year: Legislation,
Mayor Atwood, eX-oucio, j. l.. Butler,
n. ]. Jarvis; finance, A. w. Clark, J.
Il. Butler, +. T. Folsom; streets, n ].
Jarvis, Thomas Roach, +. T., Folsom;
sidewalks, w. II. Larry, +. r. Folsom,
n. j. Jarvis; sewers, A. w, Clark y.
j. Jarvis, w. ii. Larry; water, A. w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12
ST. JOENSBURY.

A few Of the fans" rendered the COM
pany u basket ball team supper at the
Avenue House Saturday evening which
was followed by a dance at Pythian hall.
The team closed the season with the
phenomenal record of losing only six out
of the i6 games played.
The new Erigrtlool hospital will be
open for general inspection Saturday and
the dedicatory exercises will take place
in the evening The latter will be in
charge Of the Roy. DR. 5. q. Barnes
and Will include an historical sketch by
the president, Frank II. Brooks, and the
address Of the evening by In j. NJ Gile
of the Dartmouth Med 'al college Brief
remarks Will also be made oy the Rev.
George W. C.. Hill, Dr. Edward II. Ross,
the Hon. Alexander Dunnett and repro
sentative of the 3rieht,oolI Hospital Aid
assocla tion.-The directors of the Gale
dona Fair Ground company announce
futurity stake for foals 90 1908 with
purse of $500 divided between PAGERS and
trOttors. Entries close May |, 1908. and
the stake is open to amateur breeders in
Caledonia, Orleans, Essen and Washing
ton counties Mrs Jean y. .}abcock, who
died at West Barnet March c. has pro-
vided in her will that the Catholic hospi-
tai shall be her residuary legatce and re-
ceive a bequost Of $4,000 when her broth
ers and sisters are all dead
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12
WTNOOSK1.

A small sized row took place in tho
Syrian quarter Sunday afternoon. A
wake was being held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs James Rohanna on West
Lane, whore the body Of an eleven
months old daughter was awaiting
burial A number Of Syrians. who
were onsrcgatcd at tho home of
Charles Tamir, became involved in q
dispute which finally led to blows. The
party then repaired to the home Of
Rohanna and the trouble broke out
afresh. young man named Joseph
Mcunier happened along and hearing
the racket started in as n peace max
or. The foreigners evidently objected
to this intrusion into their family af-
fairs and boat Mcuner who called
loudly for help. Several mon I'm tho
neighborhood went to his assistance
and took him 10 his home on North
street, suffering from severe beat
ing. The Syrians then ceased their
quarrclng and the funeral left the
house on schedule time.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con.
gregational. Church will serve a pic
supper in the church parlors Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock
About twenty young friends Of Mis-,
Florence Lavalley rendered nor
pleasant surprise at her home Tuesday
evening. The occasion was the 18TH
anniversary Of her BIRTH and the evon-
ing was enioyablY spent with games
and music. Refreshments were served
after which Miss Lavalley was pre-
sentcd with a handsome manicure set
: 4 slight RENE m Trance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12
WILLISTON.

Nj and Mrs Homer Phelps Woro in
burlington SaturdaN-JOhn l.aTulippo.
Tr.. has returned to 'ralcott-Thc lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Goodrich
is i'll with pnoumonia.-Mrs. Susan
Charles has returned from Burlington
whcr" she spent tho wintcr,-Mrs
Louise Ray of Sholhurno is visiting
her sister, Mrs NJ. J. lIewctt.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Browncl of Taftsville
are visiting his mother Mrs. Almira
Browncll.-GcorEe l.. Pcasc of Bur
linCton was in town SaturdaY.-C II.
Warren has sold his place at the west
end OF the village to Miles Grams of
Burington,-Frank Forbes has sold
his place to Mr. Hitchcock Of Cam
hridgc.-E. IT, Ross has moved to tho
= \. Caswell farm which he has rent
ed for the coming scason.-r. w. Cady
has returned from Randolph.
\ special town meeting will be held
Saturday morning. March 2S, to 500 If tho
town will vote money Tor permanent
highways in accord1nc" with state law
and to transact any other business proper
for this mooting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12
RICHMOND.

Mrs II. G. Gleason and daughter.
Grace, Of burlington were guests of
Mrs. Gleason's father Albert Town, over
sunday Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Green
have gone to pittSnod. Mass. where
they will visit Mr.. Green's brother for
several weeks J.. +. Groom Of Montpelier
VAS in town yesterday Mss Kendall Of
Lebanon. y. II. who has been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Free
man for several days. returned home
MondaY-Therc was a good attendance
at the Singing school OF We Olden
Times" given in Catholic hall last even
ing under the auspices Of tho Louise
". Smile Circle Of tho Kings Daugh-
tors-Miss Pearl Freeman has returned
to Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. II. 5. Coz
nant Of Burln@ visited in town sun
day.-Miss Katie Harrington of Barre is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. John
Harrington-Ms Josephine Gleason,
who is attending the University of YER
mont. was at home Sunday.-C. l.. Be-
ssct is in Barre to-day to attend his flu
neral of his wife's mother. Mrs. Eng
lish.-Mrs Lizzie Van Matre is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Morse. New York -
John Cunningham has returned to Bos-
ton.--John Ryan of Undcrhil is the guest
OF his sister Mrs, Downcy, at the Belle
vue House
Mr.. and Mr. Howe of Jeffersonvillc,
who have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. G. Davis for several days. have re-
turned home.-Mrs. Jennie Cannon visited
her sons in Waterbury yesterday
Arthur Torrien of Holyoke, Mass, ar
rived yesterday and Is the guest e his
parents Mr. and Mrs Tuson Torricn-
Mrs Charles BoStwick visited in Winoo-
Xxi yesterday.-Mr. ana Mrs. Mllor Of
Randolph We're the guests If their son.
w. w. Miller, yosterdaY.-M aster Harold
Judson Of burlington is visiting his uN-
Gle q. T.. Judsor.-MrS. Dana LaNoi0t
Of Burlington is visiting hor parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Larock. Mrs. W. g. Full
Ter entertained the Woman's NJ ssionary
society at her home Tuesday afternoon
The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of King :
Daughters realized over $40 from the
singing school Of Ye or N Times"
Monday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12
CHARLOTTE.

Heb Rock has moved from Burling-
ton and will work for William Spear.
Miss Anna Rock of Burlington sue
cecds Miss Williams as operator at the
local telephone cxchange.---Dana Mol
lison is convalcscing after months
ess.-Waltcr Coleman has moved
into Mrs. IT, y. Alexanders tenement.
james Cook has moved Into John
Parkcr's tenement with his son-in-law.
--'icorge :. Lcavcnworth of Troy is
visiting his old home hcrc.--Robert
and Louis Bora returned from Rhode
Island last Sunday. -FIenry Fairchild
has purchased n farm in Essex, ~ T.,
and moved there
Twins TLorp Of Washington, ID. c., has
been spending a few days with MS moth
or and brother herc.--Pcter Palmer, who
was operated on for appendicitis, died
Tuesday morning at the home of his
brother. Harvey A. Palmer.-Irving
Bobar has moved to IIinesbursh and Mr.
Bassett will carry on Mrs. Louise Toner'S
farm the coming year William Miller,
who WAS carrying on the G. w. Root
farm, has zone back to New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12

STATE or VERMONT District If
The Honorable the Probate Court,
for tho District of Chittcndcn.
TO the heirs ana all persons inter-
catod in the estate of John Taggart,
GREETING;
Whereas, application hath been made
to this Court in writing, by the adj
mnistrator Of tho estate of John Tag
CART, late of Charlotte, deceased, pray
ing for license and authority to sell
the whole of real estate of said dc
ceased, representing to said Court.
that it would be beneficial to the heirs
and all persons Interested in the es-
tate of said deceased. to sell the whole
of the real estate of said deceased, and
convert the same into money.
Whereupon, the said Court appoint
cd and assigned the 27th day of March,
laos, at the Probate Court rooms. in
said district to hear and decide upon
said application and petition, and or
dcred public notice thereof to be given
to all persons Interested therein by
Publishing said order, together with
the time ana place of hearing, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington
Weekly Free Press, newspaper which
cirCulateS in the neighborhood of
those persons Interested in said estate
all which publications shall be prev-
!ous to the day assigned for hearing
Therefore, You are hereby. notified
to appear before said Court. at the
time and place assigned, then ana
there in said Court, to make your OBJ
1octionS to the granting of such Ii
ccnse, If you see cause
Given undor my hand. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms. this nth day OF
March, 1908.
MAECELLUS A. BINGHAM,
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to his fathers farm in Sopcrtown.--
Charlie Gilbert has moved to Miss
Sophia Dinsmore's farm in Georgia.
and William Sanderson has moved to
the Stanley farm on the lake shore
william Dinsmore has moved to Bur
gton.--Julius Sweeney has moved
to his farm in hamplain.--Alonzo
Graves of Chicago arrived in town
Tuesday.
Il. Il. Smiths house caught fire Fri
day morning from an overloaded stove
pipe, the damage being confined to
smoke and water. Tho insurance
agent has adjusted tho loss by fire on
e. A. Woods buildings and Mr.. Wood
is to rebuild at once.--Mrs. Frank
Hubbard, who has been caring for her
daughter, Mrs. Earl A. Yer, has re-
turned to her home in Swanton.--Mr
Bascom has moved to the French place
in Georgia vacated by Arthur Wells.
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ST. GEORGE.

S. r.. Iinsdale and family passed Sun.
day with his brother, Emerson, in Willis
ton.-Frank Fisher has returned to Hotel
Champlain after spending the winter at
NJ. w. Hinsdalc's.-R. II. Forbes and
family passed Sunday with his nephew at
Tafts Corners.-TAe little Misses Mildred
White and Nora IIinsdale are spending
two weeks in Essex with their aunt,
Mrs. w. G. WIscott-Thc school board
has organized by elccting f. e. 11insdaIe
chairman, II. n. RILEY, clerk. ana Mrs.
Emma Hinsdale, superintendent
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FERRISBURGH.

"Ic Village Skcwl Of Long Ago" a
farce in two acts, was given at the
town hall by local talent from Yer
Ecnnes Wednesday cveniug.-Calla Field,
VINO has been suffering for tho past week
with bilious fever, is somewhat better.
Miss Cora Bard is visiting in Essex. y.
Y.
a week at T.. w. Colina'a.-Mrs. II. T..
Louise has bronchitis.--Carlie ENarts.
who has been dangerously III, is mprov-
well attcndcd.--rhe children of William
Leach who have been very i'll with
whooping cough and grip, are GONZALES
cling.
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SHOREHAM

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Moore who have
been in New York and Spring iicld.
Mass, for several weeks have return
ed homc.Mr. and Mrs :. r. Withorcll
have moved to their farm.-Mrs. +. II.
Faruham and Marrarot are visiting H..
w. Jones.-Mrs u. H. i}urgc entertain
ed the MoraVian club Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. * iddcr has returned from
Burlington Mrs. patrick Mehan has
returned from Ticondcroga .-Mrs. L. H..
Nottingham returned from Rutland
TucSdaN
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Eugenia Ellison of Randolph is
visiting her brother, d. +. Hayes Mrs.
r. q. Bagley and daughter, Vera, have
returned after spending two weeks with
her mother in Warrcn.--G. W. Brewster
was in Burlington Tuesday.-Georee
Hutts of Rainbow Lake n. Y, a former
resident, is visiting friends and relatives
here. The Ladies' Auxiliary and 5. o. V.
presented the drama, "Willowdale" to a
fun house Wednesday, evening. The re-
ccipts We're about so.
DR.. Spiller, optician, viii 10 at Full
lers hotel March II, at Je-ome Car
pcnter's March lS
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CORNWALL.

College passed Sunday with Miss
Kathleen Footc-Miss Ruth Foote Of
East Charlotte is staying with her sister,
Mrs. Alfred Payne.-The st. John broth
ers of Bridport are moving to the tene-
ment Of f. e. Foote. vacated by Jerry
Murray.
The Grange will give social at the
town hall this evening for the
benefit of the new kitchen fund" Every
one will be wecomc.-Mr and Mrs.
George Field Of Coinstock N Y, and
Mrs J. +. Mcconnell Of Burlington were
in town yesterday TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. Orrin Field. which was held
Monday afternoon. the Rev. r, A.
Howard, pastor Of the Baptist Church,
conducting the services.