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Students Depart.

TIE University students who have
been spending their holidays at their
respective homes in this have left to
resume their studies.
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HoueSI,sld Hint.

Hew to cut your gas bill In two-ir-
sert 1t between the blades Of pair OF
scissors and press together the blades.
Louisville Courier-Jeurnal.
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Market Removal.

We desire to inform the public that
the Central Meat Market has been
removed from its former location to
two doors north Of the postoffice. At
this place we will be in still better
quarters from which to serve our
patrons. Wishing you Happy New
Year.
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Messrs. Alfred Morris and Jay
Cushing have gone to Cashmere to
invoice a stock of hardware at that
place.
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Begin the New Year by opening a
Savings Account with the Columbia
Valley Bank 10
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The ads in the World today are
good for what ails your pocketbook.
Read them.
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Important FACTORS.

'The case had 20 be postponed
aEafn,"
Weren't the lawyers ready"
Eyes, but the dressmakers demanded
more e"-Philadclphia Bulletin.
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Most men think indistinctly and
therefore cannot speak with exae.ncss.
--Jo&rsss.
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We wish to greet our patrons OF
the past year and to call their at
tention at the same time to our nice
line of ladies' goods. Prices on GER
tain kinds are now
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The Daily Word Is the best ad-
vcrtis;ns medium =. corral Wash
iuStfn
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Way Down

Allow us to quote you prices on
Woman's Exchange. Nine Tiffany.
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TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WASHING WANTED-CalIed for
and delivered. GA Orondo. K.
H. Boyd. Ill
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WOMEN OF WooDCRAFT-Yult

Circle No. So, will meet Monday
evening Jan. 6, in Eagles Hall.
Will have election of officers
Sarah Matzke, Guardian: Ida M.
Nicols, Clerk.
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looks all the better for little adorn-
ment; and what could be handsoner.
or show up to better advantage than
a nice Seal Ring? We have a full
line Of Gentlemen's Seal and Initial
Rings, also Cuff Links q beautiful
design and attractive appearance,
These are solid gold with ornament
NJ settings. We also carry a most
tempting line of general tewslry,
such as ladies' and gentlemen's gold
and silver watches, chains, charms,
rings, brooches, ete.
HOWARD THOMAS
THE JEWELER
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TAFT The REPUB-
L|CAN LEADER

Continued from Page one.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
ESTATE or BRIDGET REIDY, NEW
HAVEN, CONNEtTICUT.


Chittenden, So.
The Probate Court for the District
of Chittendcn.
To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Bridget Reidy, late of New
Haven, Connecticut, IN said district,
deceased
GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned the
18th day of October next for the set
Element Of the accounts of the admin
istration of the estate of Bridget
Rcidy, late of New Haven, Con-
necticut deceased, and for de-
cree OF the residue of said estate
to the lawful claimants Of the same.
and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested in
said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to
the day assigned. In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press. a newspaper pub
lshed in said District
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear at the Probate Court Rooms
in burlington, Vermont on the day
assigned then and there to contest
the allowance of said account If YOU
see cause and to establish your rights
as heirs. lcEatecs and lawful claim
ants to said residue.
Given under my nand, this 2sth day
OF September, 1908.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM.
i4w3t. Judge.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWYCK.

The Rev. ]. X. Fuller OF Lyn-
donville, who was formerly chaplain OF
the States Prison at Windsor. preached
at tho Congregational Church Sunday
morning and IN the evening he gave
his lecture on Prison Reform. The
Rev, J. II. Dickson preached his fare
well sermon at the Baptist Church Sun
day evening. He has been here n year
and goes to West Charlottesville
members of Fairview Rebekah Lodge
attended service at the Methodist
Church sunday morning. MIR. and Mrs
Douglass Holton from the state Of
Washington are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
X. 49, Hoton.-The condition of Mrs. T.
w. Green who has been critically III
with pneumonia. is very favorable.-Mr.
md Mrs. Merton warren, who have
visited here for three months. started
Monday for their home in Fromberg,
Mont, accompanied by Wesley Wheeler,
who has q position with the Northern
Pacific railroad at Bridger, seven miles
from FrombcrE. Mr. Wheeler has been
employed at tho station here.--Miss
Hazel Simpson OF Worcester Mass. Is
visiting at EN-. Websters.--S. l.. Wheel
or and daughter, who have been visiting
III Bennington county. have returned
Ioi1o
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WIS YOUNGEST CHAUFFEUR

Windsor can boast of the youngest
chauffeur in Vermont in the person Of
Wilson l.. Gridlcy, who was born In
Springfield. this state, June 10, 1896, and
Is therefore 70 years Old His father. q.
sor machine company and an inventor Of
note has owned an automobile for sever
al years and the boy has taken frequent
trips with him and Interested himself in
the machine. running Il with help last
year. This year the youngestcr took It
into his head to get license, and with
out consulting any one wrote to SeCre-
tary of State +. G. Fleetwood for the
necessary blank, filled It out and sent
in the necessary fee, procuring the IL
cense in August Since that time he has
run the automobile alone about the VII
LACE and has made several trips TO 9TH
or towns with il. He can handle It as
we'll as an expert and can locate and re-
pair minor troubles better than some of
the highest priced drivers Young
Gridley designed and built a miniature
motor car, having the work done In the
machine shop connected with the Yer
mont State prison, Of which his grand
father, 9. s. Lowell, Is superintendent
The larger machine affords him more
and also takes the place Of the pony
which he had last year He Is a mem
Der OF the Windsor grammar school and
does not neglect his studies for the sport
Of running the car.
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WESTFORD.

The house occupied by Victor Oar
rah was burned Friday After get
ting dinner. Mr. Darrah went Into the
field and when a little distance from
the house discovered flames coming
out OF the roof around the chimney.
He called neighbors and moet OF tbs
furniture was taken out. The flames
spread to a piece OF woodland and tho
fire was not put out until late in the
evening.--Mrs. Prescott is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. l.. A, Bates.--Gen-
eral .. y. Howard Will speak in the
congregational Church sunday morn
ng-The Fortnightly club win meet
with Mrs l.. A Bates this after
noon.-Miss Marcia stuart has gone
to Burlington to enter the University
OF Vermont.--James H Macomber and
son returned 10 Burlington sunday
after being In town since Friday.
Gen. o. O. Howard OF burlington viii
speak in the Congregational Church sun
day morning His subject Will ne "Ahra-
ham Lincoln and the Boys and Girls in
the Mountains of Tennessee and Ken
lucky"
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CORNWALL.

Mrs Florence (TracN) Smith spent last
week with her grandmother Mrs. S. s.
Andrus-NIr. and Mrs. A. l.. Payne were
ir Rlidport over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jones were In town calling on
friends Sunday.
The congregational society has extend
ed a call to the Rev Mr.. Rose of Con-
necticut who preached as candidate
September ls-The Rev. Mr. Bailey. pas
tor of the Wcybridge Congregational
Church. preached at the Congregations
Churca the last two Sundays. repairs be-
ing in progress on his home church. o
A. Field has returned from Comstock. n
y after few days visit with his
nephew George T.. Feld.-Mr and Mrs
Alex Highter have returned from two
weeks visit in Nashua. y. H., and
Lowell, Mass.--Mss Eva Boulia OF
Nashua. n H., is the guest of her uncle
Mcclure Trudeaux the three
year-old son of Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Muir
ray. fell from high door step Monday
fracturing both bones of his left fore
arm.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.

Epworth League will meet Friday
evening.
Mrs. Alexander McCuen Of Burlns-
ton and daughter. Mrs. NJ. Collins of
Colchester. who were called here TO
attend the funeral OF Mrs. N j. Nc
Cuen, arc visiting Mrs. James Mccuen.
Mrs C. l.. Wyman went yesterday
to Burlington to have an operation per
formed on tho throat Of her daughter.
Mildred.-The meeting Of the Indc-
pendent Reading circle which was TO
have been held with Mrs. +. II. Topper
October I. has been postponed one
week Mrs. Briggs and daughter,
Miss Victoria BRIGGS returned yester-
day to Boston nftcr visit to Robert
Y. Briggss.--Miss Evelyn Cough went
Yesterday to Boston to take course
to- become n trained nursc.--The un-
claimed letters In the postofiice are
Port Porter. Percy Ladd, A. w. Rob
erts, Mrs. A. Coolidge Jr., Mrs. Denlia
DAIMLER, Miss Eta King, Hon. a. j.
Kingslnnd, Miss Mac Findley, wallace
Ravens, ~ Y. Kent. William Kent,
Mrs. Henry Lcwis.--Mrs. Roy ingalls,
has gone to Swanton to visit her par
ents.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Edward kinhall at their home in west
ford Tuesday morning Mrs Kimhall
was Miss Alice Beers. formerly OF this
town.-Clayton Fonda and Ray Fonda re-
turned Friday from Morristown, where
they visited their sister. Mrs Walter
Horsford. Mr.. and Mrs Lee Tracy and
daughter of Addison, who have been the
guests Of relatives in town. have re-
turned home.-Mrs Waldo Davies and
children have returned to Hinesburgh
after visiting her sister. Mrs Homer
Clarlt.-Miss Grace Hutchinson. who has
been the guest Of Miss Sara Emo. has
returned to Burlington.-There was q
heavy shower hero Monday night, the
first rain in over five weeks.-R. g. Beers
left Tuesday morning for Wes.ford 70
Join his wife. who IL there with her
daughter. Mrs. Kimhall.
Exercises appropriate to Sunday
school rally day will DO held Sunday
morning AT eleven o'clock at the Ban
list Church. ]. n Barss Of the State
Industrial school, Tergennes, will de-
liver An addre.s-Miss Theo Ayers.
who has spent the summer in town
will leave soon to assume a position
III inc W 1leEDurS insane asylum
Mrs. Emma Taggart of Fullerton. Neh..
returned to Burlington Saturday after
week with relatives.-Mrs. n. y.
Foss Of North Hyde Park, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Lydia Allis and
other relatives here. went to Burling
ton Saturday to visit relatives there
and at Jeffersonville. before returning
home.--Clayton and Ray Fonda re-
turned Thursday from Morrisville,
where they visited their brother-in
law, W. Z. Horsford-A horse trot
Will be held at the East Charlotte
Driving Park Saturday afternoon
Ray Fonda went to Morrisville We'd
nesday for a Htay of two mon this
Master Leonard Horsford Of Morris
willie. is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs II s. Fonda Mrs. william
T. Harris is spending this week in
BrattlebOrO.
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RICHMOND.

James Murphy. Walter Kennedy Ed
ward Zero, Misses Ethel Bashaw and
Eta Belle Rhoads who are attending
Burlington high school. were Mt home
over Sunday. --Mr and Mrs. Arthur La
rock were In Milton over Sunday.--The
pupils Of Miss Zoe Towers gave II piano
recital at the Cniversalist Church Satur-
day evening -Mrs. George Palmer re-
turned saturday from South Royaton
where she was called by the serious III
ness Of her daughter. Mrs. Dearing. MIR
and Mrs. f. l.. Freeman spent Sunday
with their daughter. Mrs. Rochleau, in
Burlington.--Mrs c. S. French Of North
field WAS the guest OF Mrs. n. o. Cham
berlain yesterday.--Mrs Frost and
daughter Of St Adams are visiting in
town. miss Catherine Barry of Buring-
ton is visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Burke.
Tho pupils Of Miss Zoe II. Towers gave
u piano recital at the Unfversallst Church
Saturday evening which was largely at
tended and "A enjoyable occasion. 1t was
| very gratifying to the parents and
| friends OF the pupils 70 note the marked
! improvement over the recital of last
year. showing much panstaking and
| ldlIIul WOTK on the part OF DOIIl
! teacher and pupils. The fine work of the
, older pupils Misses Norton and johnson
and Mrs. Berry, was especially enjoyable
| while the younger ones performed their
| parts In very creditable manner
| Frederick Shepardson went Tuesday to
! burlington where he will enter the uni
| versity.-Mr. and Mrs Edward Farrell
returned Tuesday to Enosburgh Mrs.
Adams OF Chelmsford Mass, WAS the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. K. F.. Jones Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs G, II Pine. Mr.. and
| Mrs. T.. w. Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. y. y,
| Parker and Miss Maybe Gleason return
cd Tuesday from 10 days in New York
Mrs W r. Tilley Mrs L. T. Jacobs,
! Mrs W, ". Miller and the Rev. Frances
/ kimbaN are attending tho Tniversalist
convention in St Albans.-Mrs. Herbert
| Tenney and daughter returned Tuesda Y
| 70 Kcere. y. H.-Mrs. !. II Goodwin re-
| turned yesterday from New York city
and vicinity, where she visited relatives
| the past month-At the organization OF
| the senior class Of the Richmond high
school tho officers elected were: Charles
O'Bren. president; Anna Casey, vice
president. Ruth Hilton, secretary; Mae
| Brewin treasure
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JERICHO.

Mrs. John Bleau OF the southern
part of the town died early Friday morn
ing She was taken i'll while returning
from Richmond Saturday evening and
was taken to the home of Thomas Leon
ard. Sunday she was removed TO her
home whore she died. The cause OF her
death Is thought to be an attack of indi-
restion and weak heart, She Is sur
yived by husband and several grown
children
Fred Wells of Oakland Cal, Is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. $. b. Wells.-The
Rev. S. II. Barnum OF the Center preach
ed at the CONGREGATIONAL Church sunday
in exchange with the Rev. c. r. At
Notwithstanding Sunday all evening
church services will be at seven O'clock
instead of 730-The union sun
day school rally Will be held Oct, II.
in the Methodist Church, The Village
Improvement society viii serve dinner
in the parlors of the congregational
Churci Friday from II to $50 to raise
money for lighting the streets MI and
Mrs. A. c. Williams of st. Adams are
visiting his sister. Mrs J. II. Stafford
Miss Sadie Foster was the guest over
Sunday of her cousin. Miss Minerva
johnson of Essex Junction. Mrs. Emma
Fisk of Willsboro. is visiting at W. !.
Ryington's.-Mis Irene cleveland OF
Nashville was at G. w. Fosters over
Sunday. Walter Maurice of the tniNet-
sity OF Vermont spent sunday at Moses
Leary' s.-Mrs. y. w, Paige of st Al
| bans has been visiting her mother MIS-
John Whitten.-Mr, and Mrs. {, E Nay
ot burlington, who have been visiting IN
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CHI7TENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs William \. Roleau, who has been
i'll for long time with tuberculosis. died
September % at the home of her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Curtis r. Grow
Geneva May Grow was born in Westforc
q years ago the 10Th Of last March. She
came to this village with her parents
When she was little girl. December y.
1906, she was married to William A
Roleau OF this place, who with a little
daughter. Catherine Geneva, survive
her She Is also survived by her par
ents, one brother. Lynn. and sister.
Grace. Mrs. Roleau was young
woman with a largo circle Of friends
She has suffered greatly during her ILL
ness hut was always patient and hope
full The funeral was held at the
home of her parents Saturday after
noon at two o'clock.
A son, Weston Henry, was born last
week to Or. and Mrs. Weston H. Rice
OF Oakland, cal. Mrs. Rice was for
mcrly Miss Nellie Hopkins OF this vii.
laRe
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Barney are
10 move from Park Terrace. to live
with Mrs. e. w. Stevens, mother of
Mrs. Barney.
Miss stella Bowman has return ID
from a several months stay in Brook
field and vicinity.
The most successful season OF canning
corn AT the II. G. Baxter & Bro. factory
since they began hero six years ago. -
just completed The product for the sea-
son is 49,, 80 cans About Is hands Ina -
been employed in the factory. with
huskcrs and helpers 10 tho number Of
from 100 To POO. varying on different days,
The weekly pay roll has been s. 90, The
amount paid to farmers was between s25.
600 and $4,000. Among the farmers
producing the most corn were: Whit
comb Bros. Of this place: J. F.. Kennedy,
GuYette & Hogan. William Osborn and
William Thompson OF Williston. a. A.
Fairbanks of South Burlington. The
work has been under the supervision OF
r. II. Baxter; w. NJ. .Woodcock general
superintendent and mechanic; assisted by
Leon Miller, yard master; W. r. Nichols,
time keeper and pay master Fred Cary.
engineer; f. r Russell. labor agent. The
work Of canning began August - and
ended September "a A force Of about n
are now engaged in labelling and pack
ing the cans for shipment. This work
will last until about the first OF De-
cember
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STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Caverly have re-
turned to Haverhill, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs
H. G. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stokes and Mrs. swift have gone to Cali
fornia.-Dr. Wade is improving, i@ha "
and Candace Hill have returned from
Barnard George Chaffee and daughter
visited at Frank Ilills Sunday Mrs.
sydney Sayies Of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting her mother.--Thc quarterly meet
Ing Of the Free Baptist Churches Will b"
held at Starkshoro october lC-F'rank
Hill was In Jonesville Monday.-MIs.
William Hill Is gaining. -John Grace and
seldom Caldwell went to burlington sun
daV
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BRISTOL.


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
MANY CLOSE FINISHES.
Valley Fair Crowd Reported ms 10000
-Acronaut BOuctte Injured.

Brattleboro, Sept. n-The popularity
of the Valley fair was evidenced to-day
by the record breaking crowd of 1900
people While the quantity OF articles in
floral hall did not equal that of former
years the quality was never excelled
everything considered the racing of THIS
afternoon was very good. There were
many close finishes and few that could
he described In stronger terms. Prettier
races than the 2so stake pace, which
brought out four side wheelers, are
seldom seen or hnlf mile rings.
Just before making an ascension in his
balloon this afternoon, I}onette was badly
burned about the face and body with
gasoleno used In making hot air for the
bag He made the ascension and was
taken 10 Memorial hospital after he
landed He 70 In very bad state md
probably will not be able to 40 up to-
morrow.
The summaries:
2I7 PACE, sI4 TROT, PURSE $500.
Mikado, c. g. william Noon,
Nergennes, .....................3 | l l
Blue Ribbon. r. m. J.. o.
Alien, Middlebury. ............l ! 5 4
Rex. ch. s. II. A. Harding.
Barton, .....,..........,........ 2 3
Ned Cole, Oh. G.. F. Kittredge,
Woodsvlie. y. H., ...........4 3 .
Time, 2:ls IL; 2lS IA; PIG Ia 2:is, 2;2o.
$50 STAKE. PACE. PURSE $500.
Lady Isle. b. m, Newport Stock
farm .,,....-, ..,.......... ...........l ! |
Mardell. CHI &. W. f. Bennett,
SOmerNillo MasS....... ............2 . 2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. FULLER,
lSOERHIII,,

We, the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden,
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of william
]. Fuller. late of Underhll In said
district, deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto; and six months
from the day of the date hereof be-
ing allowed by said court for that pur-
pose. we do therefore hereby give no.
tice that We will attend 10 tho duties
Of our appointment at the late resi-
dence of the decedent in I'nderhili
Center. in said district, on the last
Saturdays Of October and March next.
al 10 o'clock a. m, on each OF said
days.
1903.
G, A. TERRILL.
r. o. BRUSH.
14.w3t. COmmi sioners,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
MILLIONAIRE GIVES UP.
Can't Get into This Country with Two
Wives.

San Francisco. Sept. 30. Henry T. Hos
man, Hong Kong millionaire and a
legislative member of tho British colony
has decided to abandon the idea of an
appeal to the department of commerce
and labor in an effort to secure a reversal
OF the order Of deportation made in his
case when he landed in THIS city few
days ago with two wives. Rosman'H
attorneys. II is said have advised him
that such an appeal would Ina useless.
He is still patient In local hospital
under bonds to appear for deportation
when his physicians shall consider him
sufficiently recovered from an attack of
illness to Withstand the return voyage
to Hong Kong.
Although n British subject lIosman
bases his defense of polyeamy upon the
customs Of the Chinese, from which race
he IS descended on his mothers side,
saving: Tho worship Of the family Is
one OF the leading tenets Of confucionism
and polyEamy is part of this religion
partly In order that a family name may
live forever"