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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Charles H. Colby, father Of Scott o.
Colby, testified to Eds eating supper
with him on the evening of the 18th,
about quarter past 5.
What did you have for supper?
White bread and butter, tapioca pud-
ding, tea, cold beef.
Any potato?
No.
The cross-examination of this witness
by Mr.. Swasey was devoted largely to
questions regarding what the Colbys had
for supper on the 18th and the 14th OF
June, and for dinner on the 18th, to
which questions he did not get very
definite answers. he also pressed the
witness somewhat as to the hour Of sup
per on the night of June 18th, but Mr.
Colby insisted that he looked at the
clock while they we're at supper, and it
was quarter past five. He stated In
answer to questions that he had potatoes
in the cellar; that he had few Ben
Davis apples there, which some called
"cork stoppers"; that Ed might have
eaten some of those apples, but he didn't
believe he did.
Did you know when Ed brought the
lantern there?
did not.
Did he have any drills or other tools or
property from the mine?
Not that know of.
This closed the Tuesday session. We'd
nesday morning Mr.. Colby was recalled
by Mr.. Swasey and asked how 1t hap
pened that he testified at the former
trial that it was half.past FIVE when they
ate supper. He replied that it might
have been half-past five when they got
through supper.
By Mr.. Barnes: Was your attention
called by me, few days after the 18th,
to the matter of what you had for sup.
per on the l3th9
1t was.
By Mr.. Swasey: On what dayp
1t may have been Monday, l couldn't
say-a few days after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Sow seeds of sweet peas at the same
time you SOW green pea seeds.-Suour-
ban Life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Albion w. Andrews of Paris testified
that he assisted in building the little
dynamite house, and described it. 1t
was 4x6 feet. 6 feet high in front and 4
in the rear, shed roof. The walls were
boarded when we left 1t. There was no
window. There was door at the north
east corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Wilbur l.. Farrar of South Paris,
taller, testified to arresting Everett in
company with Sheriff Hubbard oOMon-
day following the explosion at the mine.
Mr.. Everett delivered his keys to James
Gibbs. Mr.. Evertt was there in charge
of the grounds. j..
On Tuesday l went mp to the scene OF
the explosion.
I searched the cook house that day.
In the cellar under the bunk room
found two barrels partially filed with
apples. In the bunk room were wine
glas ses, a pint flask, two Eagle blasting
caps, paddock and key, black handled
knife and two pairs of overalls.
A paddock and key were shown tue
witness and identified as those found in
the bunk room.
The glasses and flask were in large
box labeled Wallace G. Everett, from-C.
Newport, Ky.
In the sink room was another box
about the same size, with the same label.
There we're also in the room Two long
necked quart bottles. :,
In the cook room was found an old
paddock, which was fitted by one OF the
keys on the ring Everett had.
Cross-examined: How many bottles
did you findP
Two, in the sink room.
What was In themP
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Miss Grace Thayer, of South Paris
undertaken, and employer of Mr.. Jones,
testified that she first saw the body on
Friday afternoon, after it had been wash
ed.
Did you notice the cut in the throatP
did.
How long was itp
About two inches.
Did you sew it up?
! did.
How many stitches?
Seven or eight.
Did you do any other work on il?
No, sir.
Did you examine the wound internally?
No.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24
CAIARRh

Taste and Smell. Full size 30 cts, atDrug-
gists or by mail In liquid form, IS cents.
Ely Brothers, SO Warren Street, New York
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AMONG THE FARMERS.
SPEED THE pLow."

on practical agricultural topic
Is solicited. Address all communications in
tended for this department to HENRY ID
HAMMOND. Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem
ocrat, Paris. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Col. Elliott c. Dill of Portland, who
who was with Mr.. Stiles at the mine, told
substantially the same story that Mr..
Stiles had told OF what Everett said.
Did Everett at any time refuse to
answer any of your questions?
Yes, he seemed at first very willing to
talk, and later said that he wasn't to say
anything about it, that the boys would
tell me about it. He said that the folks
had told him not to talk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Walter L. Gray of South Paris was
called as the first witness. Mr.. Gray
surveyed the mine groundssand made
the plan of them which had been placed
on the board, and the matters of loca-
tion, distances, and contour of the
ground we're gone over at length. Mr..
Gray was also questioned, from his
knowledge of the works, about those
portions of the hillside on which blast
ing had been done for prospecting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Llewellyn j. Lewis vi Taris, ioihei
employed on the Brown mine, testified
to furnishing lock to Everett which he
said he wanted for the little dynamite
house. and identified lock shown him
as similar
Witness testified that Everett had told
him about Eds being over at the mine,
and had also said he heard that Ed was
coming over to do him up.
Witness testified to frding near The
hole in the ground, on the day after the
explosion, piece of fuse, some primers,
and some small pieces of dynamite:
The piece of fuse was produced and
identified as having been picked up by
him about six feet west of the hole, and
having an odor Of saltpetre.
Cross examination of this witness was
without any notable feature.
Emulus Benson OF Paris testified that
he had been csrctaker on the Brown
mine since last June, and has the keys.
He was shown one Of the locks in the
Continued on pages)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-03-24

Ellis Delano, Canton, Foreman.
Alton L. McAllister. Stoneham.
NJ. NJ. Hathaway, Woodstock.
Il. +. Ridlon, Porter.
Elisha T. Sampson, Hartford.
Cyrus T. Bonney, Canton.
woodman Charles, Fryeburg.
Ernest II. Morrill,, Mason.
II. II. Crockett, Woodstock.
w. w. Goodwin, Mexico.
Dana Richards, Mexico.
Fred G. Davis, Fryeburg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Wonan's Missionary socotv met
with Mrs Dawson at the parsonugc tues.
day afternoon.-Miss Sara Emo f. a horne
from Albany, N. T., for the holiday vacS
tion which che viii spend with her mot h.
er, Mrs. Phoebe r;no.-The Christnas rec
exercises at the Baptist Church Thureday
evening were very interesting, those IA k
Ing part in the program doing exception
ally well.-Mr and Mrs. Charlie Jewett
spent Christmas in Weybridge Win NJ
Jewetts paronts.-The little FOLK 'r dle-
trlct No. 10. Miss Corn Clark. teacher.
enjoyed tree and appropriate oVrilisos
Thursday aftenoon.-Mr and Nj r. o.
Beers went to Westford Thur 70
spend Christmas with their dnu2rter.
Mrs. T. r. Kimball--A large number Of
the relatives 81 Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus ca. .
spent Christmas with them at their hose
pitahlo home in South Burlington "a 100.
ing the annual gathering Of the Powell
family About 20 were preeont.--Nr n.l
Mrs. Charles Targart and sons. Ear ard
Kenneth Tageart If burlington. sqort
Christmas with their parents, NJ a0d
Mrs. j K. Targart Mrs. 4 H. '7o-1.a
and sister Miss Clarn Harris Of NJ lri.
wore guests Of J A. Harris Thurs a-f
Friday.-The members Of Friendship
lodge r. and A. NJ attended IN n body
tho Sunday morning services AZ Tr'eltv
Church. Shelhurne at tho special invita-
tion Or the rector the Rev w Week,
Mrs. Anna 8. Allen hos boon the guest
Of her brother william Sheridan AZ sh.,-
burne for n few davs
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MILTON.

II. Ray HALL is home from Port Arthur
for two months.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Rowley and children hav returned to
burlington after spending a few days
with Mrs. ROWleys parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a 4. Herrick.--Charles Powell OF the
Bordentown Military school is home for
the holdays.-C. p. Sanderson is on the
sick hst.--T'he members OF ST. AIMS con-
gregation had Christmas tree and
exercises at st, AIMS hail Sunday even
ing.-Mr. ana Mrs Grant Pattee and
daughter Ruth. Of Hew London. are
visiting friends IN town.-SuperinteNde I
Clifford of the pulp mill was presented
with a beautiful field glass Christmas
by some OF the employees of the MILL
George Robinson Of Turner's Falls, Mass.
has been spending few days at home
Mr. and Mrs Charles Read OF Phila-
dolnhia returned home Sunday evening
after spending few days at Camp
tIartin.--Miss Carrie Robinson of Bur
lingtOn spent Saturday with her aunt
Mrs. Maria Irish.--The Rev. J. G, Currier
Is able to 30 about the house.-Leon, the
little son OF I. D. Latham is gaining
slowly-Nsss Gencv!eve Morgan returned
to Hanover Nordav.-Mr. and Mrs Will
tam Flynn and little son returned to
Alhurgh Monday after fow days visit
with his mother. Mrs. Jane Flvnn. Miss
Gladys Phelps was home from burlington
over Sunday-Narly Austin Of Essex
Junction spent Sunday with his family
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
ESSEX JUNCTION.

D. IT. Eamberton, formerly editor Of
to be assistant editor OF the papers ot
the Essex syndicate.
Charles @. Williams, who for about az
years was in the employ Of tho Central
Vermont Railway company. died az MS
home In Essex Junction Tuesday morn
ing after long Illness Mr. WI
liams was born IN Royalton 81
years ago last a pril and obtained
his education in the schools and aca1-
envy at tha. place. When about q years
mont AZ Montpelier and from there went
10 windsor. Six years later he came 70
this village and had since lived here.
being station agent for about ~ years
and finishing his work IN that office
about nine wears ago. Mr.. Williams mar
ried Miss Louisa VI. Howe Of Royalton
in 1880. Five children we're born to them
of whom. one daughter, Mrs. r W. Bald
win survives him. Mrs. Williams dlad
nine years ago last summer. Mr. VII
Mr.. and Mrs. David williams and Of
his brothers and sisters. one brother.
David q. Williams OF West Newton.
Mass, and one sister Mrs. Ellen p.
Child, who resided with him, survive.
Mr.. williams was a Mason for 80 years
and a charter member Of Ethan Allen
Lodge OF this place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Forbes gave
family dinner Christmas day with u
large tree Those present included c.
$ Allen and family. Norman Wescott
and family of Shelburne.-Mlss Ganeveye
KING had a tree at her school room
Thursday afternoon with n fine program
of recltations and singing and presents
for sll.-Mr and Mrs. william Grny
passed Christmas with Mrs. r. r.
Forbes In Essex Tuncton.-Mrs. r A.
RILEY Of Swanton who visited at II. H.
Tifley's last week has gone to BurlnR-
ton to pass a few DAYS wiz Mr.. and
Mrs Herricl; TiIlev.-Nr. and Mrs. s T.
lIirsdale and son are at home for tho
hoI9ayr.-Frark Fisher has returned
and VIII pass the winter With NJ W
Hinsdale Lawrence Wcllineer passed
sunday with relatives IN Wllistoh.--Mr
and Mrs Fred Wcllnger and Augustus
Welllnrer were CHESTS OF their brother
Lawrence. Christmas daY.-Nirs. Ada
Forbes was taken suddenly and violently
Ill Sunday night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
UNDERHILL.

A Magazine club has been formed by
tho ladies of Riverside with Mrs. NJ. G.
Hale as president Mrs. y. w. Knight.
secretary and Mrs y. f. wright, treas
urer.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Nay Of Bos-
ton spent Christmas with Or. and Mrs.
w S. Nay.--The new butter maker Roy
Montgomery. with take charge Of the
cooperative creamery January, Mrs
r.. S. Whitcomb has closed her house
for the winter and gone to Burlington
Mrs, Sturtevant. who Il still very III
ms been moved TO tho homo OF her
father. William Batcheder--Mr Clark
Woodwork OF Fairfax is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Tombard.-Th IN
stallation Of l.. II. Bostwick Post and
CORDS VIII inke nlacn January /
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
RICHFORD.

Washington Rebekah lodge hes
elected the following officers for tne
ensuing year: Noble grand, Miss Anna
Arms; vice grand, Mrs. H. VI. Ken
dali, secretary, Miss Lila NJ. Whipple;
treasurer. Mrs. L. d. Woodward, hnan-
cial secretary. Mrs. R. II. Mandigo.
They will be installed Monday even
ing. January A. by District Deputy
Miss Anna NJ Chaplin of Enosburgh
Falls
Miss Marion Bernice Ford, only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Orloff w.
Ford was married to Gerald Brooks
stewart Of Montreal at her homo
| Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
the ceremoug being performed BY tho
Rev Silas =. Perry Miss Effie BILL
ngs was maid Of honor and Norman
Brooks Of Montreal best man Miss
Elizabeth Aylinr played tne wedding
march from "Lohengrin." and also
played softly during tho ceremony.
The bride wore travelling suit Of
London smoke and carried a bouquet
| OF bride roses and maidcnhair ferns.
\ reception followed the ceremony.
The bride received many beautiful
gifts. Among those present from out
of town were: Miss Mabel Stewart
of Montreal, sister Of the groomi
Mrs G. r. Ewins and Mrs r r. Ford
North Troy; Mrs. Mary Cnaffee
North sheldon, Mr., and Mrs, May
nard Burleson ana Mrs c r. Burle-
son Rerkshire Mr. and Mrs G. NJ
Scott and son. Harold East Franklin.
,.cslie Macy Ahbott,a CornAr one
AR and Nrs stewart took tho oven
inc train for Montreal wbera thoy
viii mako their homo.
Al tha c,osa ~ tho C,brs+r,as ira. ex-
ercises IN tho Methodist Church the mas
TOR tbe Roy w y Dou,lass was eiven
a nurse az ca can't 7 \ culver n,aae
the nrcsentation sDeach -John ,>arr+ck
is visiting nj his home IN Rutland
Mrs Carey and son John. came from
Enosburgh Fails SATURDAY TO visit Mrs
A. T. Elliot Miss Florence skinner. a
teacher in Rochester. 's passing the holl-
DAYS with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs I.
NJ Skinner-F. O. I.avene Of Springfield.
Mass ia visiting in ,own-Dr l. NJ.
Kelley Of Manchester Center is visiting
Mrs y u H1ruos If SWantOn Is visit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
HANCOCK.

Mr.. Harold Spencer IS at home for the
holidays from Canton, n. Y, where lie
attends the st. Lawrence University
Miss Emily Harlow was at home from
bread Loaf Christmas wcck.--NIss Jo
Goodyear was at home from Randolph
normal school to spend Christmas The
mill In Churchvile started work last week
on very large stock Of logs The Christ
mas tree and exercises ut the church Fri
day evening passed Off finely Ernest
Spencer ls i'll at Dana Narsl's. Edward
Gleason has not recovered from the
chickenpox sufficiently to 20 home from
There. Edward Mccarthy has moved 90
the Boydcn place. whore he has 70 logging
toh.-Rov Manning and daughter from
Goshen visited hts fathcr 1fenr" Mem
ming last week. Mrs jennie Bacon and
dauelter from Traintree Visited at Henry
Nanulnrs Saturday and Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
JERICHO.


-ui9' mamie oa'to'' VINO 'TAo"es It'
l'''Noi Sli''u' Is p"sS''s .',' ''''u'!' WIN
''e pr,c,''S' AR, anu M,H 'a"'e'
'o'''-N''"uSS fu4'er ol I'"slon - sN-
S e'auNes mere n7 iu'!Vi"' u -i' .
H. H. nancy was held 7"'u'u"F '"o'"-
lhb anu was larEeY "'e""eN' A'''o''S
'nc9e rom away "ti' ME- he'Ses
GOVERN, Niham McIoNv'h anu MISS
Li2Hle McdoNern or MolllPe"e'' MI ""N
MIS- Louis LabeH or 'Aru"'cN' MIS-
LOUIS Ahertoh ana ha! iH"i9 VI Ae'
| ny una Misses laura ana |"'A az V''
or Essex Juncton.-Mlss fIo'eHce i'N'
VINO teaches IN the warner scHo"' pro-
Nldeo christmas tree iQr her pup ID
| ana they were NIL remeinoered WIN s'i'
ana CANDY Among me p'e9e"lS 'oNe'F-
ed ny MISS Day from inc pupl's was al
elegant fountain pen-lheTe VIII oe
social and watch party at the 'hurch
parlors Thursday evening Ih' supper
Will be followed by vocal anu lnstru-
mental music, recttations ana readings
The following persons were chosen as
officers of the Congregational sunday
school for the year: superintendent, f.
\. Perclval; assistant superintendent \.
+ Byington; secretary Miss Gladys
Small treasurer, c. T.. Perclval; or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
JERICHO CENTTP,.

At the annual business meeting ~ the
Ladies Aid society Of the congregations
al Church the following officers We're
elected; President Mrs. Y. II. smith
vice-presldent, Mrs. George NJ, willard;
secretary MIS-. +. y. Jordan; treasurer
Mas f. S. Church The annual meet
ing Of the Woman'5 Home Missionary
society was held at the parish house
Tuesday with an attendance Of thirty
The following officers were elected;
President, Mrs. u, A. FULLER, yice-presl-
dent Mrs. l.. II Chaplin; secretary, Mrs
!. l.. Thompson; treasurer Mrs. George
NJ willard Tho annual meeting Of the
church with roll call will be hold at the
parish house Friday. The session will
begin at 1890 o'clock I'm the forenoon
with reports OF the various departments,
followed by dinner and roll call at
noon and the election Of officers and
new business I'm tho afternoon fol
lowing are at home for the holidays,
CHARLES Barnum from Yale; walter
Rarnum from the normal school Mt Ran
dolph; Frank Brown. Leo Mcclellan and
Leroy Kenyon from tho Burlington bust
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Ray announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Edna FL
delta, to Robert r. Pinnoy OF Middle
hury.-Nalter A. Weed, Jr.. of South
Bend, Ind. IL spending a few days with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. W. A. Weed
DR.. and Mrs W. Seward webb arc en-
tertaininR large house party for the
holidays Mt Shelburne House.-Mrs. A.
Wickson. who has been mentally unbal-
anced Tor come time, was taken to
Waterbury Tuesday for treatment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
WTLLISTON.

The barr OF Homer Pryor was disoov-
cred on fire about nine O'Clock Noneay
night The ueighbors succeeded In put
ting tho flames out after It had burned
through the back Of the building and
damaged tho inside a good deal About
100 children partook Of tho Christmas
supper at tho church and received pres-
erts from the tree.--David Tarbox haa
gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital or
,rea tment.-D Russell and Mrs Dora
Wood OF SwantOn were married at the
parsonage last week.-Nr and Mrs.
Frank German are parents OF daugh-
ter born Christmas. Mrs. Fuller and ono
Of her children are III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31

ious illness with tho mcasles.-The pupils
OF school No ., with their parents, were
very pleasantly entertained at the homo
or Mr.. and Mrs Whitman W. Bostwick
wednesday evening, December q. The
house was trimmed with evcrgreens and
In the spacious dining room was .
Christmas tree, laden with many pretty
and useful gifts which were distributed
by Mr. Bostwicl, who acted as Santa
Claus Much credit Is due tho children for
their part I'm the exercises which con-
sistod " music. slnglng and recltnNOns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
HUNTINGTON.

II. W Gillett and family havo moved
into Charles Grimth's tenement.-Mrs.
Marietta Frawlov OF Providence, r. l.,
Is at X A. III l,forJ's-The cottage
prayer meeting this week will DC at
Mra Helen Cranos-T Tho Misses Eleanor
and Laura Sweet and Mrs. =. 9. Martin
visited Bon Bristol Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Norbert stevens entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday at the hall.
Mr. ana Mrs. ". w. Benway Of New
IIavcn were in town Tuesday and
Wcdrtsday.-M Jennie Miller and
daughter. Madeline, Visited in Burling-
ton this week.-Mrs. p. G. Martin VIII
leave soon for Michigan where She
viii NiHit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
ORWELL.

Christmas afternoon about four o'clock
the depot was broken into and s9i taken
from the money drawer. Entrance was
made by breaking 81 window
Saturday afternoon Henry Cook was ar
rested charged with the theft and Monday
was bound over to county court. Constable
Thomas II. Purcell took the man to
Niddlehurv Tuesday morning. --Dclour
LaDuc and A C. Plue went to Mddlcbury
rs Jurors Tho Christmas tree AT the
town hail was n SUCCESS. The Junior
Tndeavor society VIII hold a social New
Years eve IN the ladies' rooms. All arc
invited Charles Raymond Ralph and
RnNir Smith. Paul Vincent. Marsho Nil
Neacham and Glads Wells and Maud
Smith werc at home last week from
school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
MNRE-EARMS

so acres. miles out now house,
pleasant location. Price $4,000.
CO aces. miles out. fair buildings,
81 stock, tools, etc Bargain price,
s3.4S7.
100 acres, ~ miles out. very pleas
ant near school and village; every
thir3 goes # YOU want It Price rea-
Fonatle.
2fo acres, good buildings good land.
big sugar bush. in fact everything
ready for biz Z big bargain, only "a,
IN. to village: has r. Z and phone.
C0w3. horses. tools hay and fodder,
viii trade for city property
REYNOLDS REAL TSTt.TE co.
les COLLEGE STREET.
Farm,, Storrn, 1Iinbcr!ruds for sale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
WINOOSKI.

At the annual meeting of ST. Peter's
society held in their rooms Saturday
evening tho following officers wore
elected for the year ensuing. President,
noe JaVallcy; first Wce-prosi1cnt ].
Andrew Chicoine second vicc-prosldent
J. y. Duquettc; secretary. A. Hatn as-
sistant secretary, Mnlas Roy; cores
ponding fecretary, DR. ]. A. st. Ger
main treasurer, Ernest Best collector
Edward Roy; assistant, NJ Richard,
iaritor, Joseph Lavalloc; assistant. John
Piche; Investigating committee Joseph
Douglas. r. Provost Joseph Gamelin. NJ
COullArd ana ]. parrott
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
PANTON.

Charles SpauldinF Is I'm Niiddlebury
serving as petit juror.--Charles stan
ton ard James Conlin have gone TO
work in the Adirondack lumber camps.
Miss Matte Rryd!a viii return this
week to her school at Wells River af-
ter spending the holiday vacation with
her parcnts.--Miss Helen Adams Of
Simmons college. Boston, rs spending
the holidays here.-Eric Trask Of
Worcester, Mass, Is In toWn.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Wright Of New Haven
spent Christmas with her mother.-Mr
and Mrs. j. 4. Hill and Charles Gran
dey and family spent Christmas with
Mrs Alice Martin of Ferrisburgh,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The Rev. Dr. NJ II. Smith of Rutland
preached In the Methodist Church sun
day morning and at the mems meeting in
the aftcrnoon.-Mrs Modad Martin and
Howard Martin of Fortress Monroe. Va.
are visiting her sister Mrs. EdwNl Full
som.--Mrs. Flora Harrington anN Miss
Sarah have returned to Burlington after
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
WESTFOPD.

Irving Cobb has been spending n
few days with his parents, Ny. and
Mrs. c. II. Cobb,-Miss Eva Macomber
and tho Misses Allen returned TO Lynn.
Mass. Saturday night.-There was no
service In the Congre getional or Bap-
list churches Sunday on account o,
an outbreak Of measles The schools
Mt the village are closed for a week
for the same reason.-Miss Lila whip
pie, who was home for Christmas,
went to Richford Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
FFRRISBUPCr

Carl Pecue Of Montpciar is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
ICcue.- Miss Bertha Field is at home
from Burlington for the holidays
Miss wills Is visiting hor aunt, Mrs.
r. L. EirkotL--Nr. and Ms f. Il.
walker have moved to burlington.