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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-27

clerk hire to pay, the mail order deal
er has all these-and rents and taxes
are higher in the large cities than
here-and in addition he has to pay
a small army of bookkeepers, steno-
graphers, shipping clerks and other
employees besides the immense aex-
pense of advertising. A1*s sS.s%
e Do you know that in what is called
mail order advertising mediums alver-
tisements cost from $42 to $85 an inch
in a single column? It is true. Where
does all the profit come from with
which to pay all this?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-27

in his claws and held It up the length
of his legs above his body n walked
up on the skid and stood above him,
and he easily held me and the skid,
which / would judged weighed more,
than twenty pounds. \.
I took pains to be weighed the same
day and ! weighed ITO pounds. Put
stick in the craW Of a wounded
eagle and let him graspa small tree
with the other, and a man must be
stronger than ever was to take the
stick away from him. }ss,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-27
Everybody Eats Every Day.

We have permanent work for good
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ssumer at wholesale prices. Good
pay; everything is right for the big
gest trade in history. Now is the
time TO start. No capital required.
For terms address with reference,
x, Hitchcock Hill CO., Lake end
Dearborn Sts., Chicago.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Herbert Farnsworth, aged about
IS years. died Sunday morning Of pneu-
mouia. Mr.. FarnswortA, who formerly
lived in Braintree, bought place here
about a year ago and was an industrious
farmer He leaves a VIE and five chill
drcn. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at his late resldencc.--There
was a largo attendepca at tho poverty
sociablc" given by the senior class OF
the normal school Saturday evening. Re-
freshments were served and quite large
sum of money was realized.-Mrs. w. J..
Hebard visited her sisters in Barre and
Roxbury from Saturday till Tuesday,
Last year Randolph village put in
culvcrt at an expense of abou. 500 on
a street near the line Of Randolph town.
This spring It has washed out with a
large amount of sand around till they
have a hole there large enough to take in
a common sized house. The village Is
willing the town should have the culvert
and hole now all which forms a leading
topic of discusson.-M,ss Alice Hyzer is
at her home for a weeks vacation from
her school in New Britain. Conn.-The
Rev T. NJ Pakcr of South Royalton
Is in town,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
BRADFORD.

Mrs. c. f. Morse and daughter Of Or
ford, n. H., were guests Of Mrs, l.. r.
Hale Sundny.-L. A. Wheeler has been
In New York called there by the Illness
of his father.-N1ss May Eastman.
teacher at Thetford Academy. Is at home
for vacation.-Miss Edith Cunningham
returned to Orange. Mass. Friday.-Mrs.
Annie Spauding is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. johnson, In Boston.--Miss Lula
Kennedy Is taking Mrs. Spauldings
place at the library this weck,-Mr and
Mrs. J. 3. Hay. Miss Sara Parker and
Miss Inez Rodimon returned from Wash
ineton, d. c., Monday.--A son, Law
renee Southland. was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Hale Thursday.-Mrs. War
rem Goodwin and daughter Of Winchen-
don. Mass. are visiting Dr. and Mrs.
Wilson.-Mr and Mrs. Edgar Hunt, Miss
Marcia Winsh!p and Miss Eva Hunt
have been guests Of A. y. Hunt and
family Mt Lebanon, \. H., this week.
Mrs. Charles Robertson OF Penacook y.
H.. is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
ELLIS McDuffcc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
CHELSEA.

Town Clerk ", p. Townsend has is
sued 100 dog licenses this ycar.-Mrs.
Ellen Scales has returned from Will
Jamestown, where she spent the winter
at william T.. Prat's.-- Erastus II. Dick
inson has so'd to \. W. Whitney tie
tenement house above Charles A. Dens-
more's residence known as the Remck
place-Mrs. Laura Thornc Berry return
ed Sunday from several weeks visit
to her daughter. Mrs. Bertha Gilbert
in Barnct.-Donald Comstock and ned
Hatch are at home from Dartmouth COL
lego for vacation Miss Gail Corwin ana
Miss Ida IoUgee returned Monday to
the Moody school at Northleld, Mass
state Highway Commiss Charles a.
Gates of Franklin addressed meeting
Of county road commissioners and Sc
lcctmen here FridaY.--O. Fay Allen. for
merly clerk I'm the j. A. X. Corwin
store, has bought the grocery store of
Curtis o. Slack & Son, and took posses
sion Monday.-Alhert W. Hoyt has sold
his South Washington farm and will
move into the Fhold Bohonon house In
this village which he has purchased -
George Trombly has sold his farm III
South Washington and bought tine ID. II
Miles farm on the road to East Orange
Peter Rustowrsky has bought tn,
George Trombly farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09


visit her parents, GOV ana Mrs. L. ~
Woodbury-S. r., stevens left Tue"uay
for Enosburgh rails Richford and -
Albans.-Mrs. IDA Churchill went TO BUR
lington Tuesday to pass the remainder
OF the week with fr,cnds'-fred stewart
mas moved TO the sweeney mousse on up
per Main St-Thc Rev and Mrs. v M
Hardy passed Tuesday IN burlington
Miss Brenda Harris Is Visiting In cam
bridge-Mrs. James NJ. Kelley visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Patch'
IN Fletcher Tuesday.-Mrs. Arthur 1ltus
OF Ilardwick Is visiting her mother. Mrs
Ann lrish.-Chauncy kimbal OF Wolcott
was here Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. T. NJ
I5owl'y returned to Newport TuHsday'-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

March 81. Tho testimony as TO how fast
passenger train No. 40 was going when
il rounded the curve was about the same
with the exception that tho fagman
said the train was going at 30 miles an
hour, while all the other witnesses said
IS to 70 miles. The blame will probably
that ho should have gone to the south
side Of the curve instead of
the north-School meeting passed
off quietly George r. Young was
elected trustee for three years in
the place of ]. w. Redmond. who re-
tired. The safety Of the building as re-
CARDS fire escapes was discussed but
no action was taken A vote OF appre-
citation was given Miss Annie Warner,
who was twice Obliged to give up her
work on account of i'll health.
Leslie l.. Banistcr arrived in Newport
Thursday morning from Quincy. Mass,
where he has been since July last en-
gagged in shiphuilding, He pleaded gull
ty, after being arragned to receiving
stolen property and was sentenced to
not less than two nor more than three
years inState prison at " indsor His BAH
\. A. Macomher. moved to have the
amount thereof, sl,5oo, chancered, which
the court did. making 1t one dollar IN
each case 81 IN all and costs. Banster
was represented by O. s. Annis as was
cook for the prosecution. This practi-
cally concluded business before the court
ANA final adjournment was taken
Tho annual inspection of Malta Com
mandery. No. 10, Is r, was held Friday
evening. The inspecting officer was
George II. Gorham. X. f., OF Bellows
Falls, acting grand commander and
there were between co and 20 sir knights
present. banquet was served. W. ~
Boynton. past commander OF falestne
commandery, No. 3, Of St. Johnsbury.
and Colonel Morse Of Fellows Falls were
visitors.-Schools opened Monday after
a three weeks vacatlon.-The Rev.
Harry r. Miles of Brattlchoro, who has
been conducting meetings here the past
week, exchanged with DR., Flagg sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
DERBY.

Susaring is rather slow here Some
have made from one-half to three quar-
ters of pound to a tree; quality is not
as good as usual.-Msses Annie and
blanche Griggs spent sunday in North
Troy.-The graded school opened Mon
day with the same teachers, save In the
primary, Miss Gilbert Of WcstNcl has
that department.-The Rev Mr. Wilder
has only one sunday moro 20 preach I'm
the Methodist Church and tho Rev Or.
Flanders who has supplied at the Con-
grcgational church some lG months. has
accepted a position in a large church
in Canada. so the three societies hero
will he left without pastors until other
wise supplied.-Mr. y. I.afountain is
very i'll and does not leave his bed at
an.-Mrs, Flora Watson underwent an
operation Tuesday at her home for ap-
pendictiS. Dr. Gle of Hanover found
the scat OF the trouble % be Eall ttoncs
and removed 3iG She is as comfortable
as could he expected ana 1t Is hoped Will
rccover,-Flavia Pleasauncc is better.
The shock gradually wore away with no
serious results
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
PITTSFORD.

r. Rich ITondec whose ancestors We're
prominently identified with the early his
tory Of Vermont. died Of heart troubla
at his homo IN Fowler carly Tuesday
morning, ut the age Of = years He
was born IN Pittsford January Il. 1887
,hc seventh son Of German y. Uendoo
Vie was a grandson Of Gen. Caleb Uendct
and his great grandfather, caleb Heudce
was ore Of the first settlers of the town
Of Plttsford where No owned an i'm
mense tract of land. The first of the Hen
decs came to Pittsford from Connect
cut and several Of them were In &C.
tive service during the Revolution
War. capt. Hendeo OF the Green Noun.
tain boys was a member of the family
f. Rich Hendce and his brother, Ed.
win, took n largo number of sheep &c
Texas before the war and while there
were drafted into the Confederate army.
They deserted after serving for two years
and came north on horse hack, arrivina
at Fttstord shortly before the CLOSING
Of the war Mr., Hendee had always made
Plttsford his home and had been honored
with several town offices, He married
in 1867 Miss Helen A. White Of Hebron,
y Y. who died 81 years ago. He Is sur
vived by one daughter Miss Helen O.
Hendoe Of burlington, and two sisters
Mrs LYDIA Snarhawk of Burlington and
Mrs. A. G. Tiffany Of Pittsford, Owing
To the bad condition Of tn" roads tho
funeral will be held AZ the home ~ Mr.
Ucndec's nephew. c. Frank Hendee in
CONTINUED on 18th Page,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09

June term OF court.
The athletic association OF tho high |
school has arranged the following |
schedule for base ball games this season:
April II. Randolph Center at Randolph
Center; April 25. South Royalton high
at South Royalton; May /. spauldins high
at Randolph; May g. South Royalton
high at Randolph May 9. Spauldng at
Barre; May is, Rockland Academy at
West Lebanon; May %. whitcomb high
Mt Bethel; May q, white River Junction
high at White River Junction: May 20
Northncld high at Northneld; May ~
Mortified high Mt Randolph: May 30,
White River Junction high at Randolph:
Mrs. Edith (BuSh), VITO Of william
Pierce of this place, died early yester-
day morning after number or years OF
i'll health and three weeks serious Illness
with tuberculosis. She was 43 years or
age and for 10 years highly esteemed
woman In this place. Though not a mem
Der. she never hesitatcd to aid In tha
work of Bethany Church which she at
tended. Aside from the husband she IL
survived by n mother, Mrs. @. Il. BUSH
of Norfolk, y. y three sons wesley OF
Lowell. Mass, Harley Of Boston, and
Newell of Randolph. seven sisters. Mrs.
Nellie McTsoy Of Boston. Mrs. II. A..
Noble T Tyngsbury, Mass, Mrs. Della
| Smith OF Buffalo. y. y, Mrs. 1ottie
Ellison Of Scder Edge. Colo Mrs. Minnie
Baxter of St. Adams. Mrs. Mabel Odds of
Norfolk, ~ Y. ana Mrs. Alta Hollis or
Lowell. and brother. Luther G. Bush.
of Norfolk. " Y. The funeral Will be
held Friday afternoon az two o'clock at
tho homc.--At the annual meeting Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09

Tho teachers engaged arc Alice LaClair,
higher department, village; Clara Bur
gees, primary; Angie Kelley, richards;
Lana Barre, Sichbins Caddle stephen
son. north. Gladys Tillotson. Cello Tho
South and LaClair schools are un-
supplied. The village school will begin
April 49, and the outside districts April
0--Clarenco, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
La Clair. died Tuesday morning after a
long Illness. He was about q years old.
Besides his father and mother he In
survived by a sister and brothcr-S T..
Cello Of Aver. Mass, visited his father
Thomas Cello, who Is Ill, the first Of the
wcek.D. A. Wakefield has rented hts
house ut Kemptonville TO Isaac rivers
r. n. Sanborn has sold his Harding
place to Rock Sn,1cr Mr. and Mrs.
Medic j. Pudvah arc the parents oi A
son born April 2.--fiorace Lapior vas
called to Wostncid wednesday, 10y the
death of his father Francis Lapior.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
NORTH TROY.

Night Operator Manning at the Cana
dian Pacific railway office has resigned
and his position has been taken by a
Mr. Goyer.-Dr. A. NJ Butterneld has
moved into his new two story residence
on Railroad stroct--H, NJ Hunt rented \
w. puBois's premises on Railroad street
and will soon take possession. Mr. Du-
Bots is to raise the roof, adding some
rooms and will retain an office on the
second hoor.-Friday evening the Girls
club rendered the play "Thc Two
Rebels and the farce The Sister Mas
ons" in Frontier hall, There was good
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
ELMORE.

Miss Esther Bacon went to Barre
Saturday to teach school.-Lestcr Wris-
by, who visited his father, Charles Wris-
by, returned Saturday to New Haven,
Conn.--Martin Spaulding is little bet
ter-Walter Spauding Is III with the
grip.-Burns Hutchins is in-Edward
Fitzgerald moved to Stowe Tuesday
where he has bought a farm.-Carrie
stowell Is very ill.-Miss Carrie Jones,
,f Hyde Park Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Grswold. Miss Isabella Baylies
Is ill-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey pass
ed Sunday In Hyde Park.-C. Willchur
Is moving to the house vacated by Ed
ward Fitzgerald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
CRAFTsBURY.

A daughter was born 10 Mr. and Mrs
Philip Morse April flames Hamilton
of Albany passed a few days last week
with his daughter. Mrs. Grant.--MrS
j. Williams, who has been very III
with heart trouble. Is Improving
Charles Hoyt has moved to the Golfer
place.-Mr and Mrs. :. l.. Leavitt were
called to Morristown last week To at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Allen smith.
Mrs Flora Bliss. who was quite i'll
last week, is much improved,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd Pnge.)

week. One tree In G. w. Adams's
sugar place has yielded 10 pals of snip
this scason.--C. s. Spaulding has pur-
chased the Camley place near Moscow
of Alonzo Jennngs.--One hundred and
SIXTY dog licenses have been Issued
by the town clerk.--rhe money orders
taken from the postoflice by the burg
lars were numbered from 1S,S02 to
10 900 inclusive The only way they
can be used IL giving an order to un-
suspcctinr individuals who upon pre-
scntinE them at the money order Office
will ind them worthless A Glow to
the robbers might thus be ohtaincd.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer J. Houston have
gone to Cleveland, Ohio, where Mr..
Houston viii have position In r. II.
Gales dry goods store. Mrs. 1ioustons
sister Miss Elvira Gale, accompanied
them to Schenectady, n. Y, where she
will visit her sisters Mrs. j.. S. Bill
lings and Miss polly Gale.--FeliX ana
Ralph Sherbut, who have been in
stowe for a few days, left Monday for
Iowa where they have employment
Mrs Flora Blodgctt is visiting in Bur
lington. She will Join her daughter
in Upperlake. Cal, the last Of the
month.
Tho Sunday school institute ut the
Congregational Church Tuesday was an
Interesting and helpful meeting. Papers
were read upon "The Problem Of sun
day School Attendance" by Miss Viola
Russell; Teachers" Tho Rev. j. Q.
Angel; administration" j.. A. Mills;
"Extension," the Rev II. \. q. Able;
1.-THE Work of the state Associations"
the Rev. T.. NJ. Fuller general secretary.
Officers elected for the township asscca
ton were President. y. A. Mills; vice.
president. a. 7. Smith; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Ellen Stoarns; super
tntendent, Mrs Alice \. RaYmond.--Mrs.
Cora Morrison of Waterbury Center IS
at c. T. Eddy's this wcek.-Miss Nellie
Sargent IS visiting in Burlington.-Mr.
and Mrs. :. y. Warren are moving to
the home of Mrs Warrcns mother Mrs.
J. c. Tomlinson-At tho meeting Of thu
Cemetery association Tuesday afternoon,
Il was voted to discontinue monthly
meetings during the summer.-Monday
and Tuesday q. W. Adams gathered COO
1s-quart pals Of sap from $50 buckets
The subject Of sermon ut Unity church
Sunday morning by the pastor will he
1.-THE Love Of Jesus."--A Catholic SER
building at 1890 a. m. Sunday conducted
by the visiting priest in Waterbury,
Miss Nancy Kaiser Of Manchester, y. H..
will remain in Stowe rs housekeeDer for
her brother. s ". kaiser.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Sanborn are occupying a tcue-
ment in the Spauldng block.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
BROWNINGTON.

Rernico Wells has returned TO her work
in Boston. -Bcrtha button will teach this
summer in the Powers district. The
school commences April 27.-The Brown
ington Center Dramatic club gave their
play at the hall Mt the Center last Fri
day night to a full house. All the play
ers are highly complimented on their
work. II is thought that the play Will
be repeated later,-Miss Mary Blake Is
on the sick list-Edward Black is work
in, for Frank Seavey.-kate Marshall
is having the measles. Frank Marshall
and bride have returned from their we'd
ding trip.-Miss Carrie Badger of Barton
Landing Is to teach in East bloomington
this summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
WATERVILLE.

J. V. Sterns was in Boston and T.. H.
Shattuck in burlington last week.-Silas
Baker of New Hampshire is stopping a
few days with his sister, Mrs. II. u.
Hill-Mrs. Thomas Paxman of Berkshire
IS stopping for few weeks with her
son, r y. Paxman.-Mrs. A. ID. Stock
we'll Is at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
burlington, for medical trcatment.-Thc
Rev George G. Westcot of Waterbury
Center spent the past week with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Westcot.-
Mrs. Laura Jane Cheney has returned
from burlington whore she has been
with her niece. Mrs NJ J. Barnes,
through the winter.
Mark Stevens has brought suit against
the FREQ Press for libel setting the dam
aeos a. FIVE thousand dollars On Febru
AIRY :. this paper published the report of
trial NJ Cambridge. whore the Humane
society had prosecuted this Mark stevens
This news report gave tho evidence and
stated that. Stevens was found guilty of
cruelty to his animals Mi Stevens call
Cd on us and signed 4 statement, which
appeared in the next issue of the Free
Press. and gave his side Of the case.
In the plea 1t Is stated that the plain
tlf: "Now Is n good, true. honest. just
and faithful inhabitant Of this State. and
as such has always behaved and con-
Quoted himself and until the publication
in the Free Press, said stevens was al
ways rcputcd, esteemed, and accepted by
and amongst all his neiChbors, and other
good and worthy inhabitants of this
State to whom he was In any wise
known to be n person Of good name,
fame, and credit, and whereas the said
Stevens hath not ever been guilty, or
until the article appeared in the Free
Press, been suspected to have been guilty
Of cruelty to animals, or any other such
crime"
The plaintiff claims that because OF
this publication the fire insurance com
panies have cancelled his insurance poll
c!es and that he Is now unable to pro-
cure suitable policies to protect his
buildings. He further claims that he Is
an applicant for admission to tho Yer
mont bar as an attorney and that his
chances of admission have been greatly
lessened in consequence of the publlca-
ton OF the article of which he COM
plains
The suit Is rcturnable at the next term
Of Lamoille county court and the case
will undoubtedly be an Interesting one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

An election Of officers by Company l.
"Wednesday evening resulted as follows;
Captain Carroll A. Davis; first Neu'eh-
ant, Richard Corey; second lieutenant,
Arthur Moulton-An investigation or
the rear 'Qd collision on the south hrid4"
March 3 was held by the board of rail-
road commissioners at the court house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


-or7
hAlt iJOliT II.
Mrs. T. A. Durlice and two children |
spent Sunday in Bethel, Miss Olive !
Sargent has returned to Boston after \ !
two weeks vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs II VI. Sargont.--.Miss
Anglo King returned 10 Nor hicld Satur-
day after a few days with relatives
Miss Mary Dubois returned Saturday
from New York-Miss Frances Warner.
assistant IN tho high school, returned
Saturday from Middlcbury.-Mi Eleanor
Farrand Of Bakersfield and Miss Adellne
Grey Of Connecticut arrived Saturday to
assume their duties ms teachers in tho
primary huildng.-Mss Ella Hrownoll
and Jessie chodc', returned Saturday
from Pomfrct-I'"h"rt Rruco OF Spring
Held, Mass is spending row days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs, P. II. Bruce
Miss Bern.ce HrltFS IS visiting relatives
In St. AlbanS.-Miss cora cleveland OF
RoHhurY IS visiting MISS Mildred
| hutchlnS'-MlSs Lena Ml'er mas returned
10 sch'ol IN 'tfre'--MrS' wilson, "no mas
been lew Gays WIN her SON. VI. NJ
| w HSon' mas it'"i'.u :" io''iV. ''.u'
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
BRAINTREE.

y. r. Goodrich has finished work at
the Woodward farm and commenced
housekeeping at his place in Peth.-Sev-
eral from here were at Randolph Center
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr.
Farms worth.-Mrs. Mary BOyce and
daughter of Randolph spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Woodward.