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THREE TO ONE
FOR CARMACK
THAT is THE WAY THE REGULAR
JURlES AT PRESENT
TERM STAND,
VOTE TWENTY:stVEN TO nine
Grand Jury Poll Stands Ten To
Three.-Far Test of SEN
tlment.

In the three juries which are serving
at this term of the Circuit Court are
any test of public sentiment, and they
ought to be for they are drawn from
the body of the county, Carmack is the
favorite in old Maury at the ratio of
about three to one. A poll of the two
petit juries juries and the grand jury
gives the following result For Car
mack, 81; for Patterson, 8; Republi-
can, l. The twenty-four on the petit
juries stand seventeen for Carmack,
six for Patterson and one a Republi-
can. The grand jury stands ten to
three.
Regular grand and petit juries are
usually representative Of the sentiment
of the county, because they are APP
pointed by the members Of the County
Court rom the several districts and
the whole body of the county is rep
Polls of special juries, fire.
1uently taken from one particular
leighborhood are often made, but no
1ne can claim that they are fair
est of the general sentiment of the
county as is the case with the express
lions of members OF the regular juries.
These results show how vain is the
'oastlngs Sf the Patterson managers
n this county
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NIGHT RIDERS
CONTINUE WORK
UNDER THE NOSES OF THE OHIO
TROOPS.-DESTROY MORE
BEDS.

RIPLEY, O., May 27.-Night riders
destroyed the tobacco beds of Sam
uel Waterfield, near Georgetown, last
night.
George Randall, who lost several
beds few nights ago, received warn
ings signed by riders that unless he
digs up bed that the riders over
looked on their last visit they would
pay him another call and give him a
severe beating.
These activities of the riders, fol-
lowing threats made to blow up this
town by dynamite unless tobacco beds
that are under cultivation in the town
are destroyed at once, have caused
great uneasiness here, despite the
presence of troops, who are nightly
patrolling the country roads and lanes
looking for night riders, who succeed
in tearing up beds whenever the spirit
moves them.
A detachment of soldiers has
brought three men into town, but the
officers refuse to say upon what
charges the men were taken up.
There is great disappointment here
over the failure of the secret service !
men to make arrests. Troopers re-
port that they have been commanded |
10 shoot to kill whenever they think
t is impossible to arrest night riders
without taking life.
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JOINT DEBATES
ARE EXTENDED
TWELVE MORE APPOINTMENTS
BETWEEN PATTERSON AND
cARMAck AGREED UPON.
Special to The Herald,

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May U.s.
Twelve more joint discussions be.
tween Gov. Patterson and Senator
Carmack were agreed upon this morn
ing at a conference between Austin
Peay and George H. Armistead, repre-
senting respectively Gov. Patterson
and Senator Carmack. This leaves
but one open day between June 18th
the close of the present series of de-
bates and June 9th the date of the
primary. What this open date will be
to be seen.
The two campaign managers did
not complete all their arrangements
this morning and The places at which
he supplemental debates will be held
were not therefore ready to be an
this morning.
Mr.. Armistead and Mr. Peay are to
lold another conference this after.
loon and at this meeting it is ex-
,ected that an agreement will be
cached regarding the new points at
ghich there will be debates Includ-
ng these twelve additional or sup
Elemental discussions ale the Clarks-
lille and Tullahoma speakings.
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Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff.
Schnapps Tobacco, per 10. ....4OG
Brown Mule Tobacco, per 10. 35G
Big Chunk Tobacco, per 10. 35G
Strawberry Tobacco, per 10 ...45G
John Morton's best Cigars, sc, or
8 for ....'..,,... ......,,..,1Or
Lillian Russell Cigars, SC or
for .......,..' ,,........."1Oc
Franklin Cigars, good smoke, Sc
or for ..,......... ..,......1Of
Three large boxes of Buttons
Snuff ...,.,., ..'........,..25c
Three large boxes Of CARROTS
snuff ,.....'. ........ ......25f
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w. c. T. u. MEETS
TO-DAY

There will be an important meeting
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union at tn Sundays 1ool room OF
the First Cumt allapd Presbyterian
church this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Every man In the county
who is interestedsln The movement for
Statewide prohibition is cordially In
vited to be present and a full atten.
dence Of the members OF the union Is
urged by the officers,
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Money Saving Lard Prices
10 ms. Leaf Lard ......$1.OO
9 rbs. Country Lard. ......S1.OO
5O-fb. tin of White Frost
Lard .........~. $4.S5
5O-to. tin of Leaf Lard. $50
5O-fb. tin of Fidelity Lard, moth
ing better ......s.........$5.5O
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Soaps
sapolio, packages ............15c
Bon Ami packages for........25c
Old Dutch. Cleaner, for.
6 bars Fairy Soap .,............25c
6 bars Naptha Soap .25G
6 Bars Ivory Soap Poe
Cakes Toilet Soap ............1Oc
s bars Swift's Pride Soap .25G
10 package Gold Dust. zoe
s bars Long Tom Soap. .25G
10 Bars .. s. Mail Soap. .25c
Bars Lenox Soap ............. 25G
7 10. Bars Japan Olive Soap. .25G
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r REASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
nf Tho Gnnnt.,.icinrr rnhiIoni

r REASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
of the Supervising Architect.
Washington. d. c., May 20, 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceiyed AT this Office until O'Clock D..
mon the 2nd day of July. 1906, and
then opened for the construction tin.
Guiding plumbing gas piping, heating
apparatus electric conduits and wir.
ing) Of the Z. S. Post Office at Column
bia, Tennessee. in accordance with
drawings and specification, copies of
which may be obtained from the Gus,
todian Of site at Columbia, Tennessee,
after the 2Sth of May, or at this Office
after the 25th of May, at the dlscre.
ton of the Supervising Architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
20-2t Supervising Architect.
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Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Bur.
dock Blood Bltters conquers dyspepsia
every time. 1t drives out impurities,
tones the stomach. restores perfect
digestion, normal weight, and good
heaith.
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Miscellaneous Canned Goods
Pettits Pois Peas. l 10. can. ....1OG
Best extra sifted Peas, per can. .15G
Best sifted Peas, per can...l21sG
Best French Peas, per can. Poe
Best early June Sugar Peas,
cans ...,...'. .25c
Sweet Sugar Corn, 2 cans.
Monsoon Sugar Corn, 8 for. .25&
Chunk Pine Apple, 2 cans. go. .25G
Best Sliced Pineapples, per can. .2OG
Best Grated Pineapple. per can. zoe
Grated Pine Apple. 1-fb. can. Zoe
Red Alaska Salmon, cans. .25f
Best Pink Salmon .............1Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-10

been visiting In Stowe this eek---Mrs.
Abbie Warren is IN Burlington for n few
days ernice Collins Is quito I'll at the
home OF her grandmother, Mrs. G. w.
Sallics.-H. y. Shaw's lumber mill at
stowe FORKS, which has been shut down
Tor repairs since October, has heen re-
huiIt and enlarged. 1t dimensions now be-
ing .Sx72 feet. new water wheel and
other machinery have been put in Tho
mill will start up this week probably. -
Miss Mabel Carr, stenogruphcr for Com
missioner Thomas, is quite III at W. II.
kaiser's
Tho Rev. NJ. W. Farman will preach at
tho Corgrega tional Church Sunday
Mansfield Camp. NJ. w. A., will hold Its
election Of officers this evening Mrs,
Wesley II. Douglass and Mrs. Cora
Nearen gave u five hundred party to a
large number Of lady friends at the home
OF Mrs. Douglass Tuesday evening. Ten
tables were played and dainty refresh
nents were served. THE Congregat ional
and Mrs r. -. Smith Wednesday.--H w,
billings has visited his parents. W. snd
Mira. j. j. Billings, In Morrisvilc this
weck-1T. G.. Thomas went to Montpelier
"Wednesday .--Miss Ethel Watts visited
Mrs. G. Y. Boyce in Montpelier Tuesday
sldered little better-Mr. and Mrs.
George S. McAlister are attending the
state Grange meeting In Burlington.
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NORTH ZERO

William McDeuell. who disappeared
from His home at the city about seven
weeks ago cannot be found. He was
last seen in hlburgh. His vile has writ
ten To his Old home IN GAIA stin. =. O.,
and to friends IN Montreal. but no ono
has seen him there. About two wears
ago he WAS sent to Waterbury for a
short time and his sudden departure
from town is alarming his wife--Mr
and Mrs. Addison po1ds have gone
south for the wiuter.-The new teleph
limo from North Island city 20 the
bridge Is completed and a telephone put
in at J. A. Tudhope's and john Uawri-
c0n's.--Mr. Ncpton from Grand Isle has
moved in with his soa-iH-,aH Fenton
J. Ilazcn.--M isg IneG c. llazon has re-
Gently fallen heir to several hundred dol
lars by tie death Of William Parks. n
cousin, who died about year ago in
'MichiGan.-Iohn Parker has moved to
S;wanton whore 10 viii remain during
the winter with his son G. ]. Parl:er-
Dan Bird having left Buffers Island
upon short notice. Nose patuo IS look
ing after ], II, Seymours interest thcre
until Frank Ilazen can move back in
tho spring.
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TNCS2URCH.

a pretty wedding took place at tlc
home ~ Mr. and Mrs Stanley Sayles
December > when their only daughter.
William r. Green of Iligheate The cerc-
mory was performed by the Rev =. p.
Leach 90 Richford. After q short we'd
ding. tour they will reside in IIichsate.
whor" the groom owns large farm, and
will Ie at home to their friends after
January /.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Wright passed sew
eral days in Montgomery Center ana also
at the home Of thelr niece Mrs II. p
Hopkins at Trout River. returning home
Saturday.-Mrs Hattie I. Nichols passed
several DAYS with Miss G. r. williams az
linosbu"gh Fails last wacl;.-Niss Hosa-
boom Of Franklin, teacher in No. L.
passed Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Gallup at W. Warmers in East Enos-
shire. VINO is teaching in the Woodward
neigh borhood. passed Saturday and sun
day at the home Of II. =. HOPKINS In
Trout Pivcr.--The Young women friends
Of Miss May Leach met at tho home OF
Mrs. Dan Woodward Saturday and gave
her linen shower IN view OF hor APP
preaching marriage to Merritt Eldred.
The rooms were very prcttily trimmed.
\ large wedding bell concealed many of
the gifts, so that when q string was pull
cd a shower Of linen came down upon
tho bride-elect. Refreshments were
served and a delightful time passed.
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WATERVILLE.

Edward Tucker has moved TO the Nate
Pace farm.--James Stafford has moved
to a farm In Fletcher Mrs. Marx John
SON who has been spending few week,
in town. returned to Norr!svillc Monday.
Mrs Emily Codding OF Morrisville IL
spending n few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. HIeman Miller.-M.s,
Clancy stanley and granddaughter,
Mss Edna Shoefelt. have gone to Bur
lington whe~n they will remain with her
daughter, Mrs. +. u. Willis through
the vinter-ChauncY Shattuck died at
the home OF his daughter Mrs. Nelson
James at Johnson, November 20. aged -
Nears.He leaves n wife and one daughter
The funeral was held AZ the Union
Church Thurslay. the Rev c. D. Pierce
ofHciatinc.- Mrs. Henry J. McKannon.
who has been spending several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
ChaunceY Tillotson, returned to Denver,
COLO. Friday.-The library will be open
saturday evening from $50 untn $50
during The winter.
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Charles a. Chadwick; STAFFORD r. W.
Hayes, ]. l.. Barrett Thet,ord. Otis -.
Bond, L. w Roberts Topsham, Alonzo
H. FISK. Hubert NJ Sanborn. Tunbridgo.
Arthur j. Hanson, Edwin j. Farnham;
N"rshiye, John DagRett Evarts + Brown;
washington, Harry b Smith, D. X Brad-
bury West Fairlee, G. y. Krook John g.
Miller, Willamstown. Fr \. Flint,
Luther j Bailey Six were excused.
among whom were tho Corinth iurymcn
Tor tie reason that disqualified the grand
1urNman from that town. The others
excused were Messrs Greene Bass. CHING
wick and Sanborn
The first case for trial was FOLK
Dumontier vs Felix Jondrow. an action
on the cnse FOR false warranty in the
sale OF u horse the parties being from
BRADFORD Defendant had retired into
canada and left the defense to his bail
the claim on behalf of defendant was that
tho contract had been rescinded hence
that no recovery IN this action could be
had. After two hours dellheration. the
ury found q verdict for the pl1intiN 10
recover S62 and hts costs. Frank & Will
Jams for plaintiff; David 8 Conant for
d"feulaut The next trial vas that #
g. :. M"lendr vs.. l. r. Andrews an az.
ton or tleepase and 80 recover the statutt
penalty 90 treble damages for emitting
iniuring or removing trees on land o,
another In Fairle. Considerable time war
consumed In drawing a jury, several tales.
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CHELSEA.

-
i"e Heeehper term OF Orange county
court neEan Dec. l. the Hon. willard
W. Miles, pcins the presiding Judge, and
inc Hons Horace White OF Topsham and
Dana u Morse OF Randolph, assistant
Judges The law docket contains sixty
lonr cases, fifteen on the jury calendar,
out ohy I'VE marked for trial or tho
thirteen cases on tho court calendar bue
lhrce were marked for hearing
At the afternoon session all of the grand
Jurors summoned answered to their
names n" follows; Bradford. Gardner J.,
dnnlcld; Braintree, Villas c. Flint; Brook
held, Henry kihby; Chelsea. Horace T.
walker Avail Whitney; Corinih John
VI S'rlbner' Farlee J. Wilbur Orris;
Ne"oary' Dexter i. fulton, Orange
George w, Davis; Randolph. Foster a.
hprarue' stanford, william r. kendall
Ihe'ford r. NJ. Fullingt0n, Topsham
warren v Hood: Tunbridse Charles "
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LOWELL.

\ light ire Sunday morning at f. f..
BRIDGES was caused by clothes icing
TOO noar a hot stove pipe Horace La
pier noticed tire smoke coming through
the roof and gave the alarm. The ire
was eStinGuished with but small damage
The school house In the Albany dis
trict is repaired and school will open
Monday with Miss .Amsworth of South
Albany as teacher.--Frank Parento has
HAD his pension increased from sl4 to s24
per month.--Mr. and Mrs Ernest Rich
ards have returned to Springfield Mass.
after passing a few weeks with Mrs.
Richards parents, Mr. and Mrs Adel-
bert Aus'in.--Mr. ana Mrs. A r. Weed
vas in North Troy a few DAYS last week
with relatives. -Theda Woodcock OF
North Troy will stay through the winter
with his grandmother, Mrs william
Wced.-M. l.. Tillotson cut his knee Fri
dav by falling ON lis axe. giving him
self severe wound.-The school direc-
tors have appointed 1. s. Harding tru-
ant officer
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BELVIDEHE

charles aBtt 81 Barre came here TO
visit his father!n-law, Simon Burns. and
died with quick consumption. The fu-
neral was held Mt the Christian Church
December ., with interfn.nt at Water
vlllc.-George Schoheld Ia III with pneu-
mon'a.schools IN town have all com
mcnced. Miss Wilma Holmes teache. A.
the corners, Joseph Dezotcll in the upper
grade at the center ana Miss Carmic
Potter in the lower grade, Miss Cassie
Potter in the Tllotscn district ana Miss
Elsie Hemenway In the Locke district 49,
David Smith has given up the stage
route and Burn Button has taken his
place Reuben Adams Ia staying with
his son William Adams. who has moved
into ono Of J. V. Stevens's tenements.
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TANGIBLE COUNTY.
MORRIsVTLLE.

Mrs Cornela Winters, who had been
in poor health for some time died FIJI.
day morning al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s r. Bracket. having been cen
fined to hor bed since Wednesday only
Funeral services were held Sunday at
onc o'clock, the Rev, C, c. St Glare on
clating. and nterment was made In
stowe.
The ladies OF the Universalist Church
viii serve supper at their vestry this
evening. Word has been received
Of the serious illness Of Mrs. +. r.
Merriam Of Topeka, Kans,, n former
resident Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raymond
have moved to the Morrill, tenement on
High street vacated by Mrs. Eta Delano.
Mrs g. X. Stinehour Of Highgate Center
is called here by the ilinens OF hor father,
William Freeman, at tho home OF Henry
Gangnon.-Mrs. 8. +. sayles OF Richmond,
who visited her nephew. j. NJ. Foss, re
turned home Saturday Two carloads If
Christmas trees were shipped from here
to Buffalo, y. y. Saturday by " J.
and j. T. Sinnott.-N's. ASA Raymorc
of St Adams, who has visited Mr.. and
and j. l.. Sinnott,-Mrs. ASA Raymore
McNan. went Saturday to Hardwck.-
vi
three weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs |. Keys. in Coventry.
The Rev Otto S. Raspo prca chcd AT
tho I-niversallst Church in 81 Albans in
cxchange with the Rev, George +. For
tler-Mrs Annis SterncS OF Cambr!dge
who has visited her mother. Mrs s u
Reards!ey, returned Saturday and Miss
Jessie James OF Cambridge came that
evening to help care for Mrs Bcardslcv.
who Il ill.--Mrs NJ. j, Dunn OF Hard
wick Is staying with her daughter, Mira
r. e. Page.-Miss Hattie Scribner ec-
Companicl by little Mildred ptevens
PASSED Sunday IN johnson. Mrs. s. y.
Bailey % Gambia, \. H., came Saturday
to visit Mrs. Ella Slloway.- Nehemiah
Towno went to Swanton Saturday 10 Join
Mrs Town Mt the home Of her uaren,e
Mr. and Mrs. T. =. Smith.-Rav Ma
combcr Of Burlington passed Sunday
here as the guest OF MI and Mrs Jo.
Heph Rivers.
Judge George NJ. Powers was at HON.
over sunday from Woodstock where no is
conducting county court-The Brothc-.
hood of the Congregational Church Will
give a benefit supper for tho ladies ~
the church vestry Friday oveuinr Wu-
liam Alexander returned to Non.relinr
Monday.-W u. Kellogg of Yonkrrs y
Y, who was called to Waterhurv ~, thc
serious illness Of his mother. Mrs /. n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-10
ALRURCH CENTER.

Capt. and Ms. Elwin Rockwell Of
Swanton arc guests In town.-Mr ard
Mrs Milan Soule tanned friend. Fri
dcY. Dancing was n feature OF the evcN-
!ng.-Mrs. Roy Rockwell and Miss Nil
6rel NcElToY were in Swanton and ST.
Adams Friday.-The schools OF The tow
are busily preparing for their exhibit
tion and entertainment to he given tho
last day OF school, December 1S.--Captains
s. j. and T.. r. Rockwell returned home
Saturday having coinrlcted their season
on the tug Peerless Miss Marion Gordon
of Swanton high school spent Sunday
with her parcnt--ifss 1.ora Brown en-
tertainc1 Miss Mildred Bradley Of swan
ton saturday and Sundny.-Mr, and Mrs
sydney ITutchns are visiting in Eaet
Highgate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-10
EAST EERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Flora Rouse ana daughter FLOR
once have returned from a visit in 81.
Johnsbury.-- and Mrs William Sam
son have returned from St. Adams Mi
and ME-. -. II. Coomhs have returned
from Gardner, Mass.--Ileon Smith. win
has been travelling for the Kendall SPAWN
Cure company. is ut home for The winter
A food fair will be held In - W Paurq
store Friday for the Christian Endoavor
sociCty.-- Miss Ada shepard OF Pichford
was thu guest OF Miss Pauline Perloy over
SUNDAY Miss Blanche Wadlei9h visited
IN Enosburgh Falls over Sunday. Mrs
Charles Allen, Mrs. L. II Button ana
Mrs u. w. Paul are attending the state
Grange meeting in Burlington
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FRANKLIN

The remains Of Chester \. Hors.ln, a
former resident Of this town. waro
brought here Tor burial from Newport
Center. The funeral was hel1 tn tho
Methodist Church Tuerday at 40 p ~.
The Rev. O. b Wells olIlcatcd NJ
Ilorskn leaves n wife. two sons and
three DAUGHTERS, Mrs. +. l.. Wilson be-
ing one Of them. The Junior Christian
EndeaVor society gave an cntertnif,ncnt
and sale In the church parlors TUe-1ay
night which netted about ..5--C g.
Pratt is gradually failing IL. r OHM
stead is in burlington ATTENDING he
c:tntn Grcncn--C- " Gltng l. IN L-.L o.
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MONTGOMERY.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
W. G. r, l. will be held Friday after
noon with Mrs. n. s. Parke~.-The /.
A. S. of the Methodist Church met
Thursday with Mrs. Della Hope Mrs.
Fanny Carter, who sold her farm recent
~ to Leo BGmbard, has with her grand
son, Barnard Bennett, gone to Lyme. \
Ill. q. Libby VIII move into Mr. Bonn
bard's house,-Jamos Smith n. who has
been in Kansas tho past yea for Or H.
j. Kendall CO., has returned home. G.
l.. Ilutchins has gone to hospital i'm
Mnntreal to receive treatment for a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-10

is passing the winter with their daugh-
tor. Mr.. Amor A. Gatcs. Mr.. Bailey
will probably pass the entire winter in
Arizona A. Bowen Of Bingham
ton, n. " is visiting his sister, Mrs ".
/ {. Cominrs THE Ladies Benevolent
and Missionary society OF 'he Baptist
Church will hold IT'S annual election of
officers this afternoon at three
O'Clock In the church parlor.-rcw,s
Cross has moved TO the MCGOWAN house
on Troy street
Alvin S. Chase. charged with assault,
ana breach Of the peace. was given a
hearing Tuesday evening before Nathan
y. POST OF St. Adams. Justice Of the
peace. and was bound over 10 appcar
before the March term Of Franklin
county court In the sum Of $1,000, bail he-
ms furnished by Henry IT, Confines
Elmer johnson Of st. Adams. States nj,
torncY, prosecuted aud Arthur y r,..-
Icy appeared fer the Respondent. ,'...i.
legged crimes were committed last Sat.
urdav evening I'm the American House
the compla!rants being James r.. Kelley
proprietor and lis son. Fred u. KeIIev
AIcssrs. Post and Johnson returned IN
st. Adams Wednesday morning.-prnnk
a Manuel is IN buffalo and Chicago on
business this wcc& The body Of Moses
Thibidosu, ared ca years. who died Mon
day ri his jome iu 81. Johns Que. was
brought hero Z. siav noon and bur
iol I'm 'ho Catholic cemetcry.-Frontior
Post, ~. 20. @. a. r.. has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year.
Commander, J. n. culver: senior vico-
commander. l.. G Ieavens: Junior vice.
commanders : L Wilson. c,trroon {,
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RANDOLPH CENTER

w hdc cleaning out a maugor pro.
paratorN to giving coz meal. C. I,
HoNdcn had severe accident. Tho cow
throw ny her head ond q horn struck
MIN in the eye i'd ana made a cash
Nhic1 required three stitches to close --
=. u. Wedgowood Of Essex Junction has
been in Boston the past week. and Mrs.
N0d2ewooi has vislted Mrs Boyden.--
III" circular conference Of tho eastern
parton % Orange county was held with
the Federated Churches here Tuesday
ITO norma and training schools closed
tuesday hat teachers and students
might attend the conference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-10
GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Gage are parents
of n son born December 9-Mr. ami Mrs.
=. f. Wiisey Were called 20 North
Lawrence, \. V. ny the death OF Fra r. K
Drake, his sisters husband--Mr. and
Mrs Fred Macomber are keeping house
FOR them during their absencc.-H. w.
I.add, Mrs Nina lloag and Mss Luc"
Reynolds are attending the State Grange
meeting at Rurlu-tcr.-The ladies Aid
will have reunion at tho Church
December =. 1t being the 2lst anniver9-
airy of its existence. Members ar, to
present some gift.--Schools began Tues
daV