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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21

An hours labor and four cents worth
Of lard will put 100 fresh eggs in shape
to keep absolutely fresh for one year.
according to an Italian doctor who ex-
perimented under all conditions Of ex-
posture. The eggs were treated with a
thin coat Of lard, thus preventing eyap-
Grafton and also infection from outside
air
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21

TO THE PUBLIC

u Press will deem II a special favor If pat
who fail 70 receive their paper regularly
reDOrt the same TO the office. as It Ii our
means OF knowing how the carriers are do
heir work.
4 will pay reward OF - Tor evidence tnal
eonyIct any one Of stealing papers after
are delivered TO residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21

Fellaire formerly Rusty Rufus1-
Well. what do you want7 Tunold
Knutt-You wuz kind 'nOugh wunst.
mister. 10 give me a dollar an kick.
Ell the two 20 together. sir. I'm ready
fur 'em again. Chicago Tribune.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21
Palace of
....SWeetS


There is a complete salts
faction in every spoonful Of
ice cream we serve. That's
the only kind we serve. 1t
has the smooth, rich taste Of
pure Jersey cream, favored
with best vanilla bean.
Our Sundaes are made Of
the best fresh fruit.
You try us once you get
on steady.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21
Notice 10 Carpenters.

All members of the Local Union
are requested to attend the special
meeting Saturday evening May %.
Refreshments will be served.
II. s. JOHNSON. Secretary.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21
Ne Didn't Co.

Magistrate-The next person who In
terrupts the proceedings Of this court
VIII be expelled from the room. Prs
ouer - HoO-ray! whooper-ee, Now
lemme co,-Illustrated Bits.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

abs and Messengers, Phone 1913.
H. willette, of Lewiston, is in
city.
ressmaking. Phone Interstate
F.
r. and Mrs. Rogers are Moscow
tors in the city.
or good signs see Haner, under
Little Silk store.
A. Darknell. of st. Maries, is
sitor in the city.
ames Lee, Of Wallace, is visiting
w. Hill and family.
anch Butter % cents per pound.
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Dhn X. Ashly, of Standpoint, is
ness visitor in the city.
r. C. J. Kinsolving is business
or in the city from St. Maries.
rof. A. w. Bach, instructor on
instruments. City Drug store.
~ the Union Laundry for fine
rs and cuffs. Phone Bell 297.
L. Mcfarland, an attorney from
daries, is in the city attending to
matters.
be NJ. B. A. Ball will be the event
be season. Thursday, May 81,
er's hall.
A. Crane and wife arrived in
city last evening from Harrison
visit with friends.
eceived by express yesterday a
II White Wash Skirts. The Ida
Mercantile Co.
IS. H. Russell, of Harrison, dis
timber inspector for the state,
n in the city this morning.
ast received a carload of Iron
}. Sheehan Furniture Co., 204
rth street.
ldge r. T. Morgan went to Sand
t this morning to attend to legal
ness before the district court.
he dance to be given by the Cath
N ladies on Tuesday evening has
II postponed until Friday evening.
axes your estimates to Hopes a
son, building contractors, sos
md street
he w. c. T. U. will meet on Fri
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
ee nedy at $50 North Fourth street.
W he local lodge of Modern Brother
4 Of America will give a Grand
t Thursday, May 81, at Sanders
N. LaVeine yesterday purchased
Muncey & Co.. lot So in Sher-
park. The consideration paid
Bd $3.50.
W rs. Anna Nevers will entertain
b, ladies of the needle club at her
at Sherman park tomorrow af-
al Don.
r. and Mrs. W. A. Seelye left here
) n for Ada. Washington. where
I'm. Seelye goes to look after mining
Il erty which he owns and operates.
Iur he American Trust company is
= Ing preparations to change the
"a lion Of the fixtures in its build
and also to make a number of
improvements.
oney to loan on farm land. Our
raets are accurate and are COM
I'd with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
Mgr, 1O4 Fourth st. Bell
lmI le 1.
u m. Lattamore left this morning
vol St. Joe. where he goes to take
&c Of crew OF men on the con-
ftion work of the Chicago. Mil
Lee 4 st. Paul railroad.
e ladies of Sherman park met
evening At the chapel and organ
N a ladies' aid society Twenty.
members were secured and the
Ting officers were elected: pre-
l. Mrs. C. w. Murray: vicepre
4 Mrs F. A. Drake: secretary
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21
COMMENCEMENT ExercIses,

Commencement Exercises.
The commencement exercises of the
high school will be held this evening
at the Blackwell pavilion. and at this
time nine graduates will receive their
diplomas. They are Lorena H. Pat
terson, Arvid p. Croonquist, Clark
B. Moon, E. Henry McEuen, NJ. Alice
Grosscup, Beryl M. Alger, Nellie T.
McGovern, Gladys E. McEuen and
Lottie |. Tompkins. The room in the
pavilion has been appropriately dec
GRATED with the class colors and the
following program prepared for the
occasion:
Invocation
Piano Solo-Impromptu Op. %.
No. 3-Reinhold, Miss Ella Mason.
Commencement Address, Joseph p.
Fallon.
Vocal Solo-Selected, Miss Belle
Varnam.
Presentation of Diplomas, ]. Z.
White, President School Board.
Benediction.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-21

You never have to go out Of your
way to walk to the right salt Lake
Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs owen Atkins have been
moving TO the farm in Wolcott which
they recently bought of Henry Bridges.
Mrs John Holden of Bennington is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. II.
Richiord.-C Y. V. Miles Is being treated
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Buriucton.-Mr. and Mrs. T..
NJ Davis. who have moved here from
Morrisvile are settled in their new home
in the Page house on n gh street.-The
Oheron Ladies' Quartette of Laconia, \.
H. gave a very enjoyable concert at the
opera house Tuesday evening under the
auspices of the local grange. The at
tendance was not very large owing TO
the extreme cold.-Miss Tcrrien, the ma
tron at the hospital, is confined to the
house by ilness.-W. T.. Crandall, who
has been i'll for three weeks. is able TO
be out again.-COrnelus Deason has
moved his family to Quincy Mass.-Mr.
and Mrs E. Il. Murch have begun
Housekeeping in the Tucker house on
Spring strect-M Mrs. w. \. I.auson. who
has been quite i'll, is Improving w ed
nesday was the coolest morning of the
season the thermometer in some places
in the village being Is to 80 degrees be-
low zero.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
CHIlTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

W. N-;,hnl. lau ,o,,,,ia,o<1 .ko a,bool
o,,s,,. ,,,,,oh +, &C fo,lous povs 70
,,oar. ola %. IA II ,oo-s old 50. II 70
-. ,.,.,rs a,, -. civic 2 =, ,,oor, ala a..
~ X ,n,rs old "a. " - Is vears old
%. .o,oI OK
urs N.,c,, y Chase ,vidoxy 81 tho
paw Nanny ,ha ca diod ,orv euddorlv
at ber ,ate roua an pla,san, street short
II. of,e. noor ,,ord,, Civ hoc-,,r., nm
conscious and lived oplv half an hour
Mrs rbos, ,yho u-,s - wears old had
hcon an invalid for saven vaars hut had
hoo, allo ia n. about tine hons. Her
maiden name was Seavor and she was
horn n, ltinretor Mass She was mar
,,.a - ", Cha,, oh.,r, qs yaar, a.o
arI ,to,, li,.od IN ,,5nr,~,nol,s for o,.,rt
~ years Al the time Of his death. three
,,oors .co tbcv resided in Cutton snrinys
" A. rhoso ros - Corsro,-,,inna,
minister and - native Of Westford and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
EAST CHARLOTTE

Nv 81 VI V'.N'' '''' c,,hrt,o
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80, ,-,,.,. a. r.ho-, cor+
, T., g, Aihars
a. , ,,.a \. r,itisar ara caring
rar ,ha ho,,sa 1rrin,, tbnir absepco Mr..
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
CHARLOTTE.

About eight inches of snow fell in Sat
urday's storm. The Ladies Aid met
with Mrs Scion Lewis Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Josephine Williams com
mcucod q term of school in No. . and
Miss Daisy Bull in No . Monday.
are out for tho coming marriage Of Walter
Mcneil and Miss Beatricc Fish OF Shcl-
burne Falls Mass. February -. Tho sun
day school institute lere was we'll at
tended Friday afternoon and evening
The meetings were presided over by Hen
w w. Tracy 2nd OF Shclburno An inter-
ostinE program OF addresses and dis
courses was carried out The officers for
the next year arc as follows: President
Scion \. Lewis; vice. president. Henry w.
Tracy. md; secretary, Miss Emma Loiv-
cnworth: superintendent hone depart
mont Mrs. Thomas Davidson.-MrS. r. G.
IN is i'll with the erip.-Nolson Soulla,
who was injured while ChOpping in the
woods, remains about the same. The an
nual meeting Of Lake View creamery was
held saturday. The following officers
were elected: Directors, Stanton vii
Hams. r. II. Smith, G. NJ BYinGtnnt
clcrll and treasurer. W. W. HiEhce; audi
tor f. T. Smith.-Gcorgc W. James has
sold his farm in the south part Of tho
town to Frederick Edwards and wife OF
rerrishurgh. Possession will ne giver
March !.
Little Gladys Cook, who has been seri
ously i'll with pneumonia, is convaicscinS
Percy lexington has returned to Ncp
York city.-Luthor Mollison is in attend
anco At burlington Business College
Nj and Mrs. Edward MCGOWAN are lN
| ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck MCGOWAN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The largest load of logs ever drawn
to Bartlett X CO.'S mill was brought
there by Francis Miner. 1t contained
2.257 feet.--E. @. Gurton has moved
back to his farm south Of the village
Charles Zcno, who has carried on T.. ..
Gortous farm tn" past year has moved
into y. y, Carpenters tencmcnt-The
stage made only one trip to Richmond
Saturday on account of the severe
storm---As G.. W. Baglcy was DRAWN 6
logs from Bartlett 4 cos camp Fri
day, his load went over the bank this
side Of r. A. Norton's. AS the sled un-
COuplcd fortunately no one was hurt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Continucd from First Pase)
PANTON.

The Rev. Mr. Slocum. who has accept
ed "a call to the local Baptist Church
Ia. moving into the parsonago.--l,akc
Champlaiu froze over January 30,
thirteen days later than in 1907.-Mr.
and Mrs. james Conlin are parents of
a daughter born February Claire
Brydla is recovering from an attack of
typhoid pneumonia.--Mr and Mrs. Ru-
fus Hanchctt OF Moriah center, n. Y,
have been visiting here for n few days
Tuesday evening MT. ana MIS- duane
Allen gave them "A reception. Many
friends gathered and dancing was en-
joyed to an early hour.-Mrs. Anna
Patton Of Wcstport. n. y, was in town
last week ana took her two Oldest
children to the Home for Destitute
Children in BurlinGton.-The Panton
Cooperative creamery held its annual
meeting Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

,.io1or, s,o,, s,cr-, .i-,.-+ -oa..-
inc tho nronor+fors Of "a t1fz7ard
struck this ,iciuitv SATURDAY,. ,,orptna
and -,yod for "a hour rto roads
were drfftod ha,l1, and railroad eo~.
vice partfcuIarlv north of taro cor.
sidorablv hammered rho oxrrcss south
Sunday roornipa was nearly two
hnurs late o,,fr, tn .,orthcrr etc-r,s
The So Aihare et-ont railway diI NOT
OPERATE a car all dav SUNDAY all it,
efforts beiu1, directed i'm irving to keen
the road open with the big rotary SNOW.
plow
Tho death or Frank I Ce,oan occurred
SUNDAY morning after 81 long iU1os.
Mr.. Osrnan was g, y.are old votor,,
of the Civil War and n member VI A Il
Tmrlbut Nxt No. ro O. A. y. He had
"a large acguaintarco among railroad
mon having heon for many ,cars CON
ductor on the Central Vermont railway.
| He is survived nv a daugbtcr Mrs Louis
w Moore and a son William Os01ar
Tho arrinrarnnnts for ti. funeral had
mt benn coulrlotcd y,gtorlqv MIR Ds.
man is the fourth veteran to pass away
hero in as many weeks
T. 7 ST clair is the now manager Of
tho FRANKLIN C,our1tv 'ro1aDhono co-r-
many. and has assumed the duties of his
| rosi.ior Mr. g. clair Is o graduate 90
| ua-trnoutb has made n Study If apnUed
o,ac+ricit,. and comes we'll oouinped for
Inc vrorl, 7 u C;ov,dv. former man
a.-.r o,I NJ co,rd, bavo zone N
v,rtnoii.r whore Mr. Gowdy will act
&C. ,,,,,,,.,,,. ~ nat .'y.fo,.o
v-rson / samson 80 tho Lake View
House & Adams town and Miss Eliza
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY,
ST. JOHNSBURY.

Harry A Bartlett. who concluded his
services Saturday az freight agent for
the Boston Il Maine railroad after Il
years of faithful work, was presented
with a gold watch by the railroad boys
among whom ne has always been ox-
tremely popular. An hour afterwards he
was invited to the Y. NJ. {. a. building
where about % of the business men were
gathered H. y. Turner spoke informally
and very fcicitously Of Mir. Bartletts
courteous treatment OF the shippers OF
St John,buiv and then on behalf IF tho
business men of tho town n" presented
Mr. Bartlett with purse containing sl3S.
William \. Moultou succeeds Mr.. Bartlett
at the freight depot. Mr. Moulton has
been clerk there for IL years.
George Gilman Wells 81. Johnshury's
oldest resident died Monday afternoon
Mt the age Of % years lie was born in
Pcacham March % 1SlG May Il. 1870,
he married Martha T.. clifford. and to
them were born three children. only
zone lived 10 manhood, William \. Wells,
who died in this town in 1902 Mr.. Wells
spcnt part Of his life in Pcacham and
part OF It in Hartford. Conn. coming
10 St. Johnshury in 1S4G lie helped to
lay the stone work for tho original Fair
/ hanks SHOPS, anu tn lNlf DIll INV ll''hN'
in which he had since lived. Since the
death Of his wife. he had made a home
for his niece, Miss Abby Thomas. who
/ has cared for him in his declining years.
/ He had been in good health up to the
time e his death. although he suffered
some from the effects or the grip during
! the past month. He was m expert back
CANNON player and Saturday eniovod
several games with one Of his near
ueighbors.-The annual g,entlcmon's
night of the St. Iohnsbur3 Woman's
club was held in PYthan hail Monday
evening and over 800 were present. The
program included selections by the OBJ
eron Ladies quartette OF Laconia. n. H.,
and by an instrumental trio consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. n K. Young and Miss
Alice Il. Warden of this town A part
not included in the printed program, hut
very pleasant feature, was solo by
Miss R,anche y. Sparhawk of Randolph,
who is singing for the present in the
| Nortl Church choir.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
HTNESBURGH.

Mrs. Frank POST clerk OF the school
board. has completed the school census
and finds there are 263 children Of
school age IN the town--The Epworth
League OF the Methodist Church has
elected the following officers for the
FIRST half year: President, Miss Vernice
Lovett; first vice-prcsident, Mrs. Anna
Kenyon; second vice president, Miss
Lucy Pierce; third vice president. Miss
Ella Busic~: fourth vice-pr sident,
Charles Moor. secrc'a airy. Miss Bertha
Burritt: treasurer, Willis Jodoin.
The annual meeting and installation
of officers Of Patriot Lodge, =. & \. NJ.
will be held friday. \ banquet viii! be
served at the close of the meeting by
Mrs. W. T.. Andrews There was large
attendance at the entertainment given
by the b. II $. Musical club Friday
cveninr.-Mis- Anna Barker Of Water
bury visited at Whitman Bostwick's
last week.-N~- Kate Isham was in Bur
lnGton over Sunday.-Thc Sunday school
institute AT Tho Baptist church Satur-
day, had small attendance owing to
the blizzard
At the fourth quarterly conference OF
the IIineshurgh Methodist Episcopal
Church, the following officers and com
rnttces Were appointed after which the
conference extended unanimous call
for the return Of the present pastor for
another year and urged the presiding
elder to use his influence in this direc-
ton: Trustees g. G. Peck president,
H. W. Russell treasurer, Fred Coleman,
secretary, Orson Kenyon. Coburn Pierce,
Sidney Bushnell q. D. leonard O. A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
sWANTON.


r. NJ brunette "'' mas D'en J" t'.e
grocery nus NESS ."' IT," Fo''S mas SOU
out 10 r. - I'ashHI, WHO 'o'h posseS
SION IHuiSd"E H'' i"' ''''' "'aI'"
poor 'ht ho' >" 'I7 /" '"''' WIN "H
n"t''' 'S TOW" ~
Las recently retire rom 'At S"Pe'l"'
'"''"'H w i''0'
san Baxter has returned TO $50 ''n'-M'SS
Mauol F"rfeH HAS So"' &" = 10y
10 visit her sister MIS-. Hart-Nrs. T.
H. Sauoorn has So''' 20 lacrosse. Wis
a. visit relativcs'-l|"uiS lrkeY VINO mas
been with + NJ. Hurnet'e Tor tAe pas
two years, has engaged as salesman with
H. y. Moreau-Nrs. Ffanh lo"He' 49,
has been crit cally III. IS improving -i'.
Burntte Is confined 10 we mousse ~
illness The Rev Arthur stone. chaplain
L. :. y las just received orders 10 re-
port for duty a. the Chari'stown navy
yard Wednesday, Mr.. stone w" mas
been passing his cave OF absence |'
MorrisVill" and at SWahion AT the "'H''
Of his parents. Mt and Mrs. H. VI"
Stone has mad three years oi sea S''N
In the navy ON the Paclhc coast ana VIA
now have two years land service.
The Canadian nsherWen on N-SS-Si"'t
bay from all accounts are nahIhs d''
preparations for net iiShlnG as usual '"'9
spring. Old nets are otlhE ''P"l''" anu
in two cases new iortE-fod SCENES nav
been ordered FOR inc pron'ao'' N"'N-
=. Nj ProutN has secured tH' '"'.'"ct
to remodel the government us" Hd'cne''
and began work M''""' "'''"'''7' '"N''
wi be new TANKS an" Il re-" la'Se'''en'
of Matching Jars "hlon VIII HA''''S"S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
FERRISBURGH.

Karl Field IS ill.-'rhe Social club
met with Mrs. i. l.. Avery Thursday
for a very ENJOYABLE afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Miss Jessie
BAH February 13--rhore will be a
dime social next Friday evening at
Bert Parker'S for the benefit of the
congregational urch.--Fredcrick W.
Bancroft will Civ" n song recital at
the town hall Friday evening. Fehru-
AIRY IA, consisting of Irish and Am"ri-
can ballads.-N. Hcbert Of Forest, ~.
y, and Miss Agnes BARLEY of Yer
rennes were married Saturday at Jo-
scph Duhuc' s.-All the typhoid fever
cases are improving and no new cases
have developed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
WESTFORD.

The Fortunately club will meet with
Mrs, Earl Perry this afternoon
George Munson is gaining slowly
II. w Bcldcn has both ice houses
filled at the center, but viii not run
the skimmiug station ON ossood NH
Arrangements have been haae 10
nay" the cream gathored.-The Ladies
Social Circle met with Mrs
Flagg Wednesday Charles Wh'ppl'
is able To be- out and Mrs Il. w, Grow
Is bctter-Mr Hopkins If Brattloboro
Is IN town to organize Grange
The people Of Westford are invited to
attend farewell reception for MT ana
MRS David Holmes at their nome IN
Westford this (Thursday) evening rep
ruArY q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06

eva, Wis. Mr., French enlisted in the
Nvll War In May, 1879, and wns DIS
charged In June, 1865. lie wac ilrst-c'ass
musician In the Let Vermont brigade band
and was with the old brigade In every eo-
ton from Frederioksburg TO Apo
matox. Ono son. Jorry W. French, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. French. Thoy have
had three grandchildren. two OIL whom arc
living. Mr.. and Mrs. French are both Ia
fair health.
Henry w. Cove OF the west pnrt OF tho
village died at about six o'clock ycster-
day from Internal Injuries received from
a fall Mr.. Cove, who had been night
Waterman at the shop Of the Frary
Novelty company. was returning to his
home Tuesday morning when he slipped
and fell on the icy sidewalk near the
George Chase place. with considerable
effort he managed to reach his home
DIS. Fcrrin and Archambault were called
and found that he had received serious
internal injuries. lie suffered greatly
until his death Mr. Cove was born in
Lincoln, So years ago. and lived
there until about three years ago when
ne moved to this place lie was twice
married His first wife died in 1901. He
j. survived by his second wife, one
daughter by his former wife Abnie'
aged about = wears, two brothers W.
y Cove of Lincoln and Mark a. Cove
Of Portland Orr, ana one sister IN
Peoria, ILL., There will he prayer at
the house this afternoon and the re
mains will he taken To Lincoln, where
the funeral viii he held Mt the home OF
his brother Friday afternoon ut two
o'clock. Tho burial will he In tha'
place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
UNDERHILL.

A committee from the l.. H. Bostwick
Relief Corps have prepared resolutions
on the death Of Mrs. Francs Benedict
a charter member Of the corps
Mrs. John Whitaker is seriously ILL.,
a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Humphrey last sunday Mrs.
Hannah Tlllson is SUFFERING from nu at
tack of the grip. Miss Hazel Knight of
the e. V. VI. is spending few days ar
home. Miss I.ottie Graves Of Montpelier
Seminary is visiting her paronts.--A rev
of the ladies' Of the Homeland circle
met with Mrs. George benedict Wodnes-
day afternoon 70 work on tho quilts
which They are making for the memorial
room In Grand View, Tenn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06

North strert.-t{enry Moiler Of Cam
bridge IL guest at N. Il Phetps--
quite number from thls place attended
the musical festival at st. Adams Tues
day and Wednesda Thursday night was
the coolest OF the winter. thermometers
registering any where from ~ to 80 de-
grees below zero.--Ice houses about the
village are being filled with a good quality
of river ice, 16 inches thick.-Mrs'
Pearley Hewey and two children are
visiting her father in Fairfax. Mrs. L.
n latham, ie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
sTARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs George Thompson, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Iiill, have returned to
Barnard. Frank Malston of MonKton
was in town Monday,--Mr and Mrs,
Warren Elliott OF Lincoln have been
visiting in town.-Mrs DIN Ferguson
is better. Mrs. Josie Brown is caring
for her.--Nellie Casey of Bristol is Wis
itinC In town.--Wilkins Chafree was In
Bristol Monday,--Lillian Stokes has
gone to Monkton to live with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Walston,--Mrs. George
Stokes Ia improving,--Mrs. Guy Sears
Is ill.-The donation party will BIO hold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-06
WHITING.

The Rev. F. b. Phelps is critically ILL.,
His daughter Isabel. and son, Dr..
Charles Phelps, Of New Haven. Conn.
were called home.-The Rev S, f, Good
heart went to Leicester 10 onicatc Mt
the funeral of Joseph SwinninGton,
Tue sday.-Mrs. Hattie waite OF Barre,
the guest of friends here and in Shore
ham for two weeks, returned home,
Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ StckncY
Nere In MiddlnhnrN. "Wednesday.
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ADDISON.

The roll call at the church was well at
tended. Mrs. Young spoke in the in
tercst of the c. T.. S. Dinner and sup
per were served in the vestry.-Mrs. S.
Smith is in very poor health Mrs.
Sopcr, who died Thursday had been i'll
for several weeks She moved to town
last spring from Bristol. She leaves a
husband. one son and one daughter
The thermometer registered 10 degrees be-
low zero Tuesday morning