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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

FOR SALE-l6O acres or the Saltwater
river, seven miles from Whitefsh.
Will make fine ranch. Lots Of wood
and poles on place. Several email nat.
nral medows. Price, $l.lO0. Terms il
desired. Inquire at Pilot Office.
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FOR SALE-Fivs show cases, cheap.
e. A. Matthe&s.
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A Word In It's Favor

"A Word IN It's FAVOR. -
editor of the comic weekly.
maybe it has," replied the contrib
utor "but it isn't so old that Its hair
has fallen out."-Pittsburg Post
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FOR SALE -Eionse and lot OF Spokane
avenue. Lot 25xl30; house. 2Ox34.
Cheap for cash. Inquire W. Gollnow.
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This Denial Habit.

"How should an engagement be an
nounced?'
I'm the fashionable world2''
Eyes" So:
"By saying there's no truth in the
rumor."-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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FOR SALE-Splrndhi rooming house
and large store; terms. JOS Reed
Real Estate Agency.
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FOR Substituting ami lot in bust
ness loca ton; $500 if taken quickly.
Jos. Reed Real Estate. Agency.
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LOST-A chilPs gold chain and cross.
Finder will be rewarded, return to j.
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FOR SALE Whi,efish eonvenir post
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PELO QUIN & MCMILLAN.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
NEARLY LOSES OFERCOIT.
Boy .1nnfrcs Dir. Tdfts Garment
as .Sonrenir. but Is Caught.

After Mr.. Taft earaped tom a struggling crowd
that waa trying To shake hands with him a cooper
Union he went pa 90 The East Side, stopping at
three places lie nearly mad TO So without his
overooat. a hoy had taken IT and making
his escape recognized the aeete
tary'= aud ged a.
Secretary Taft went fret to the Hungarian club
where he asked o. be excused from making q hong
speech lie sail that President Roosevelt always
felt at homo among the HungartanH and that he
shared this feeling Mr. TAFT cmpaniei
his tour by Congressman William \ tIeanrt. James
H. Reynolds otto Barnard and Henry ". Tart
his brother,
After leaving the Hungarian club Secretary Taft
aud his party went Ia burgers cafe al No. 20
Avenue q. where Hupper eaten, MI TAFT
welcomed hehnif of the young sf the East
Side by c4- Aaseiubyman Gustav Hartman. wha
said there was q strong sentiment fot the Secretary
ON the East Sid" because he President Rno=e-
veira choice "A succeHHuf. MIR Tau MI
Reynolds spoke briefly In reply The party then
went on tic caro- boulevard. Ht aecond avenue
ana l0fh street. where the tour ended
At tho Cafe Boulevard the Secretary greeted
with r0usnE cheers ana seated the head a
table reserved fer him b. Marcus braun MI Thft
was very tired after day Of hard work not only
IN New York but IN Washington before he lrrt. and
remained at tie cafs only Iew minutes Among
those who welcomed him there District Attof-
ney Jerome. William Loafy State anprri sndent
or Elections III, T., l.. Marshall Alfred pttier aad
Alexander scheppatd.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
WARSHlPS DUE IN PORT
THE FLEET At RIO TO-DAY
The Panther and the Ydnkt0n 1r7IUe
Entertainments Planned.

RIO de Janeiro Jan 10.-The repair ship
Panther and the tender Yankton. belonging 70
the auxiliary division of the American battleshp
fleet on the way TO the Pacific Coast. arrived
here to-day from Port Of Spain. Trinidad
whence they sailed December 81. The fank-
ton made the last hours of the trip in tow of
the Panther. her coal supply having run short.
Lieutenant w. r. Gherardi commanding the
Yankton and Commander V. :. Nelson. of the
Panther will pay visit tomorrow to the Bra
lillian Minister of Marine Admiral Alencar
The official programme for the entertainment
of the officers of the battleship fleet, which is
due here tomorrow. was published to-day. II
has been approved by Irving B. Dudley. the
American Ambassador. and Is AS follows;
January l-Officers Of the feet will visit the Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs, Baron de Rio Braneo.
January I3--Nisit 10 DR.. Penna, President or the
republic Petropols. in the evening. n dinner AT
the American Embassy at Petropolis
January i4-Breakfast given by the Minister OF
Marine. Admiral Alencar on Mount CorcoVado.
January 5-Breakfast given by the President OF
the republic at Petropolis and garden party at
the American Embassy.
January 16-E Entertainment by the American col
ony at Flumnense Park.
January I7-PiCnc given by the Minister of Ma
rine at the Botanical Gardens
January Skinner given by the Minister of For
eign Affairs in the Monroe Pavilion
January 1s-ricnic given by the Brazilian navy at
Tijuca Park
on January 20 there probably will bc Il rccep-
ton on board some of the American battle
ships.
The fleet is scheduled to leave here on Janu-
airy 81
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
JUDGE BARTLETT I'LL.
Suffering from Heart Disease and
Kidney Trouble an Hospital.

Judge Edward T. Bartlett of the Court of APP
peals, taken to the Presbyterian Hospital
yesterday suffering from heart disease and kid
ney trouble AT late hour last night there
was no change in his condition. which. how
ever. is not considered serious at present.
For time Judge Bartlett has been in
poor health. He at the Union League Club
yesterday, when he seized with sudden
attack Of heart disease. The attack was not
severe one. but it was thought best to send him
hospital. 4 private ambulance called
ana he taken at once to the Presbyterian
Hospital 10th street and Madison avenue.
80 The physicians in attendance diagnosed his
case heart disease and kidney trouble. With
complete rest and careful attention. il is thought
his recovery viii be only question of a few
Gays unless some unexpected change occurs.
Judge Bartlett received the nomination Of
both the Democratic and Republican parties last
year on November % he and Judge Willard
Bartlett were the guests of honor at dinner
given by the Hamilton Club. of Brooklyn He
was taken suddenly i'll while speaking and
nearly tainted
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BUY CENTRAL SECURITIES
Morgan 6 Co. Take $4,000, 900
Equipment Trust Certificates.

The New York Central, it was learned yesterday
has sold to J. P Morgan & Co an issue Of $S0.-
oaeG0 per equipment trust certificates. which
be offered investors prices representing
investment yield Of 5&4 TO 51s per cent.
The certificates are guaranteed by the New York
Central & Hudson River Railroad Company the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany, the Michigan Central Railroad Company. the
Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago & ST Louis Rail-
way Company and the Chicago. Indiana & South
Railroad Company, which companies have
jointly executed lease agreement with the Guar
afty Trust Company, trustee, covering the
New York Central Lines Equipment Trust OF
1897 This lease which bears the date of Novem-
her !. 1901 covers equipment. almost all Of which
has been delivered consisting OF II 695 locomotives.
passenger cars and freight
OF the $50 gg0e10 certificates. which represent ~
per cent OF the cost OF the equipment transferred
10 the trustee. 220gDcp will be retired Nove'n-
Ter ! each year beginning with 1905 50 that the
life of the agreement will be fifteen years.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
AsPHyxIATED 5AGUAR IN GAS STOVE
Pet from South Bmerica Became Dangerous
and Owner Killed Him.

A pas stove was used last night to XII young
sspuar that had been pet ia the family OF
Thomas Beet. No ~ Pay @ith street Ben<onhursi
g ef, months Beef has q friend VINO IL the cap
tain n 4 ship that makes frequent trips to South
American ports. SIX morths ago the captain
I-,,,ert = tv-o-nlolths-oid 1aguar which he gave
70 his friend.
As the animal seemed az the time q" NOR" dan
-,,~ +ff,n . cat Beet permitted his two children
,.i5,ea sead thirteen. and Dorothy aged six
., ..f.,, efth him. For tfe last few Gays the
..o,,ar seemed 70 have lost he good nature which
- rar,zed his precious actions. and became sulky
ulea the younger girl ~aa playing with ner pet
in TIE Kitchen yes'eTdsy I'eet hfar' ~ @
... t,t, tie room. Dc found the -agEsr IN enc
- srsrIln- aud t5e girl .geeriHg- Having no
-, fe Kicked sire anifnai int1 insensibiitT.
IT,, J.e u,s,.d him 90 tie s4s stove and tuFn'd
- ,t.s f,as tutI tin animal was aspf'5@iatea-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
KNOCKED OFF BRIDGE.
LOSES LIFE S.UING BOY
Policeman in Desperate Battle srith
U0uld-Be Suicidc.

At the cost of the life of Patrolman Robert
Frtzgcrald, of the Bridge Squad. and by the
nerve and gallantry of Sergeant John G. Far
ren and Patrolmau Daniel Scannell also of the
Bridge Squad. Edward Walker. nineteen years
Old of Chicago. was prevented from committing
suicide by jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge
just before midnight last night.
Fitzgerald hit by Manhattan bound
Putnam avenue cSr as he was climbing down
a bridge ladder TO reach Walker and instantly
Knocked off the bridge aud into the East River,
His body has not been recovered
Eyewitnesscs of his death--Sergeant Farrell
and patrolmeu seannell-.dtd not hesitate a
moment bat climbed down the lattice work of
the bridge TO the surface ear tracks. where
Walker had last been Farrell was the
INST 20 reach the tracks. lie saw Walker
crawling through the trellis work under the
centre of the bridge aud apparently about to
drop through Il into the river below.
Farrell. c!utching his stick. followed hu-
riedly tie called out just aa Inc boy was asut
to drop through to the river. His cry diverted
the boys attention long enough 70 save him
Ae tui ned ana attacked FAIclI atvngeiy aa the
latter reached him
Then followed It desperate fight The tWo
suspended over lIJ f,et above the r.aat
aver OH trcI1a ironwcrK. the rods OF wntcn
are more tnan eignteen tneu,a apart st4uss,,u
neiCciy. Several umoa Il AccnI,u Do,u
woulu urop OuBn anu 'n,o ,ne rlver below.
ua.krr. tnpusn p,nys,,any ndcn inierior to
the pohce omecr. wax as,,i"A shsn.iy II any. the
WORSE the ngnt seemed 10 nave the
strength oi HH insane man, atid tue result noud
probably have been the death OF Dotn mad not
fatfolman Scannell come To faIreits aid botn
potit men used their sticks freely. ana u was
only after Walker had been stunned BY IL blow
that they succeeded in dragging him back to the
surface tracks.
Patrolman Fitzgerald pacing his beat as
usual when Stephen Brady. hoeting engineer,
Of 40 1870 Cold street. Brooklyn. ran up 10 him.
There is "A man down there" he cried. going
to jump off the bridge" Fitzg raid looked down
and saw II man erouching the outside rail
Of the rosdway He started after him ana had
reached che ironworF over the elevated trncss
when tho car hit him Ire I'm backward.
dropped through the treatle work and into the
river.
Edward conlon. the motorman. was arrested
bit vas later paroicd IN the custody Of the lines
oniciala Fred tenn"y. the conductor. was not
arrested. but VIII appear . witness
When Wake was brought into the polio"
sfatien at Washington and Nassau streets.
Prookivu h~ refused to give his name OF nd-
eregp ard burai iat1 hystfTicai sobbipR. He
anrcared 6azed AMI rremed &" be "ut o9 his
mind Later he told tbt police ihHi hia name
ua~ Edward Walker and gave his addreFs as
Wabash avenue. Chicago.
patroirran Fitzgerald had been ia the depart
rncnf nftcen years, and lived st so 10 East
s8fh street.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
MORTG1GE or So ,00O ,000.
Principal Prorision Of Wcsiingh0nsc
REORGANIZATION Plan.

The plan for reorganiza ton of the finances Of
the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
COMPANY which has Jnst been completed b. the
committee Of which James y. Jaryie is chair
man has az its principal features. 1t Is learned,
the creation Of a first mortgage for ABOUT So
100000 and the issuance under 1t of bonds
which will be exchanged dollar for dollar for
the conpany's present obligations and also the
raising bv President George Westinghouse and
hig friends Of S7opG0gO cash. in return for
which stock OF the company VIII be transferred
TO them.
The Westinghouse company has floating
debt Of s140OOOp0 and has outstanding SIS
-lyo0oo convertible = per cent sinking fund
tonds 81 100000 debentuTe certificates. 5000
o1o q Der cent collateral notes, due August !,
1910 and 81 7O3 900 ) per cent notes nhe French
loan, die October !. 1917. a total OF S4,i72.O0D
The neY. first mortgage bonds. az already said.
,,,I1 te used for taking up all Of these obiiga-
,iona The part Of the new bonds Issued against
the present outstanding convertible bonds .ili
have the convertible privilege. according to the
nIau. which viii be formally announced next
week.
Tine committee which haa drafted the plan il
corapoeed Of James y. Jsrvie. chairman. rep
,.eertinz the National Bank of Commerce snd
other financial Institutions: Richard Delafeid.
Incident o. the National Park Bank. Albert II.
yvfcgin. vlce-pf esident of the Chase National
psrt. p II Shedding. president 81 tse First
N,,lonat Bank Of Pi;lsburg. Charles \. &Qore,
,.rsxldert 81 Manning Maxwell Moore. %sal
psn,onI of Boston. and 4 O. Becker. of Chi
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
OPERATION on nRs. w B. LEEDS.
Wife Of Porme- Rock Island President Re.
covering from Thrrac Trouble.

Nrs william T. Leeds. Of 30 ss7 Firth avenue.
wife ~ fhe former president ~ tie clt.e4go Eoek
Island & Pacific Railroad II recovering from 81
operation on her tfSa performed oary mis- zeek
n gaa said yesterday that b"f condition was zresttF
improved ard that she would be abie z0 eut tp
another week
Mrs Ieeds before her rlarFiags Was dlss %aDhie
stewart svorthingfou. Th~s wefs married i5 1909
1Ir Leeds bas only recently recOfaref from .
stroke % paralysis. si.ics affected Hls ieft ssav.
lJls aEsf stro8e of paraivsls affected Er i.eeass
throat sn4 tocai organs when ha sHasreG 81 s~e-
an4 sfrobe. 1ae fs3 ~ 1905. i~ #4at 20 pafls,
where -. piaee1 hasssF ifs hands 81 a spsclslis
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
TAFT AND FORAKER SPLIT FLORIDA
Movement to Capture State Convention
from Negro Friends Of Secretary.

Jacksonville Fia.. Jan. i9.=Ah ".Rsaizsd Hotr-
tsteuf among ths Republican negroes - this State
~ favor of Ferakef for Prssjdaaf hH< "9faa 70
light 81 u tie pirtgs" to capture iHs stat" bT
pufiieah ,oaseatiou. which vii bs hsld iH ~.
Augusff4e gn February g. despite tAe esFHs7s ~
to- a. ~ the oifil shC ling ftspoHte uhD af@
" ,fkfuz fsf Secretary Taft
ieiertsu fsesigsG here tonight from Fsrfsa+
dina Annotfnfes tbst iAst count sill send s"iia
Flotaksr Gelasaf11t g. tEr state convention t4T
efforts Of tf.e ofHosnoI1efs ~ tAe parts la Fba
mary meetings - = @ef 0fissstss % ifs county
convention hag1ng been defeated. TIE Hehi sFs
ts.esn the fg8 factions ia oei8z pgof3Hslg zaz74
In oysry county lu iAe state
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

"T.lFT ON FfRST BALLOT. ="
The Presidents Prediction 10 a
Caller al White House.
ltr,n, rhe rfihnns t;afsaa

Washington Jan, to,-The President predicted
Secretary raftS nomination en the ntpt ballot
10 a caller at the White House to-day. lie said
that the requisite number ef pledges had hren
In possession OF the Tart leuteuant= Tor sonic
little time and that nov. With a constantly
growing sentiment Tor Mr. Tart throughout the
country. the Sveretaty'z friends we're conn
dent of winning that they could safely promise
Ia deliver the votes On the hrst ballot
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
TAFT MUST WIN ON FIRST BALLOT.
If lie Doesn't Cannon Will BE Nominated,
Says William Jennings Bryan.
fry rsIes aph 10 The .rfibans }

Wfbrttr t1tY. IDrIi. Jan 10 IT mss arfFHIHfF
Taft goes into the Republican National Convention
Vifh sufficient votes 10 nominate hipsdf ths
hfsf ballot hc wiii never get the nomination. ds
cinred William Bryan IN au interview here to
night
the nominee" added Sir bran. land vii 60 Into
the cont rntion ns the nest highest I" Taft
Mess TAFT has tbe nomination "iushrf when ths
con .fltf9u Hrs-fnties he tyi never got IT,
The Setra Eaid rs" prospects fpF tefG"' nc
suc-vss were brighter fhsft fpT "a long time
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Jumpeo . psATA rRoM 4Lo sTATloA

4 uIau about iAIrtg 1ge yfars Oh committed sii+
e6s ~ lIapus fsom the Tffsa AFensa Elevated
izilrSad station - issih street Esd = sfsfrf ssse
uAe - ihe isaskz 4 use Harlem lflssF Eaffaa4
SHORTY befgye Haaslghs iasf sight The police
feaH1 rannf.eza 30 flle Hlsns bseaet a}ib ths
asfas afffed Effse3 So - &vsa4s Sc nss
l@Een - FsrGhan Hospital 1isefs ss dlsa soss
after bs3ss aapltfea The D9ey fsnsogs4 -
tas Efgax Pars. station
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
FLOTILLI LOSES THE.
TOrDedO Boats at PerndmbucO-
T7c0 Days' DeIay.

PeInambuco Jan. 10.-The torpedo boat iottlla
arrived here this morning from Para The
weather fair on the way down. The hotllla
was delayed two days owing to the fact that the
boilers Of the Stewart became salted. All ON
board the fotilla are we'll The vessels Will
leave here on January I3 for Rio de Janeiro
The trip from Para was made in seven days
The fotilla is Ave days behind its schedule.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BRYAN SEES cAaHoH NOMINATED
Prophetic yifion Of Hebrssksn Detects Him
seli Chief Of the Opposition.

Bansiils u.s. Jau ia William fsrfaa, ~'s"
stoas bere iasi nigb ~ dinEef tender RI hlfp ~
te f.fsau Dafn0sfaee feelsfed i bis tet4ef tat
f..ssat r. rsuas5s whose haaae Is dsfs e1 81 fo9
t.etstt.eau esaGlssfs fsf FTezlasHf. sg1 ti4f i-e
fgfsany ssH oDtase fts8 faf sissfIaE.
sir E.saa spoke DH ~ Issues ~ taaT iiaaf.
esite.slHg the administrator ara ssss .ifz renee
Iies fof sfsifs Cssaeisi tbs ssfsihE - fise rs
err hsnks FsH ssfssf a8a tBe ssHffagizsfiea ~
1aasfA Sc zs1a '"T13fs IL Hgf = pzsz ts 80
ti4i form isl9 4gst - CHfaz9 iH 50 'is8i j. 30
stferasf SOS. $50 tssefe Is a@ glsak ~ ihs isss
y4Lsieaa gis fers II fhs' pesf isss Hgs 9ssAsf.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

= j. ". G4TES, OF TEXAS. =.
UW Establish N6sC York and Port
Arthur Steamship Line.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune,

Port Arthur, Tex, Jan. 10.-In a speech here
last night. John ". Gates announced that he
would make his permanent home in Port Arthur
hereafter, and that weekly steamship line will
soon be put between New York and Port
Arthur He announced further that he will
tablish large manufacturing enterprises here
this year.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
.reeoEs FROM LIQUOR ELECTIONS.

s--c.,,.D,.t. ls4 Jan. is-f'e negroes oi sHr@s~-
-. sss sadco Parish were iHiDi1''ei iy-a@t ~
p'it A'' .o.f..fi,atstx aud sHii-pron .bitio9iFss
bol4 '' =, -,t L. ailoRe1 70 vote 10 the eiectol
tIl4' 20 --s.[g oa tae aquor question Heeehe'5
~ -. faoassps aesroes adopted resolution
- - ssppert 10 P'0Ai5ifi'"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
.,..7v DEAD m RAILWAY WRECK.

,.'s-,se,,l. Jsu- pa train ~as "fsehed HF''.
.,... Of zfacbacI3 Ia the province -
49,, ba t9-dsy. TweDty persons were Nii'e' ana
forty injured
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
rvhss,s gRoTnER-ifiLsw DEAD.

ga-,,e creek. M:ei. Jaa. la.-wlll.am Il Paftsf-.
son. son e former SeEator John Fatiessop. -
.,-,n carolina and bs5tbeg-.n-izw II AansFaf
nea.s commanding tAe Pacsac feet. ossa to-eag
ffom pneumonla-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

=etsFS-gRF fsfhE.asfsgHz - fssfsss4s
sasfEf sassttsss4t safs sa4N - Hit-9 So
estgs eHs sfea hsstfhs 4sssss s4 kss4 fsAs
ssssf fsheas Ss5s@sssa-SsFs
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

ceahr EEss sgpfse HATEE.
"fss bBFlfz E8s s2zas if famous. F--AsTss
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BIC cERDER PALS

,.a. u' F1lasi ~ ,He Gr- whsle tb- IRE patrol
sl 81 we're a. vars serlrg goods on tse rhra
t.. al eia7H etrder leoaened from is
,.silass ,t.ss on Ire ninth aoor aad crashed
lug tre7 aoor 20 reor unt.l 9. reached N ,
oor,-. ..'le Ifenty-toer members = the plHroI
were covered rirh .h= ee,.Flz as3 81
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

tsat.azed n fourta szzs.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
ofKefI0Hs - HlDf iIEI.b

ssas - ass aiiessishs tii a. 80 Tsfi rsa.
aefss . tsHz uEY fFaB4 d3seHssiee - tsgfiaf
asad - boz fn sasN sslaz ssspsalssH - 80
salas - "a ialiinff.ge 81 TAR Hsa asssffbsa
ssyetft saaiHsl : b4itf.ss sffnsi eahs7sa -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYAETON.

The Hon. Frank Pumley Of Mortified
gave an interesting lecture "Under the
Tropical SUM- at the Congregational
Church Friday evening. This was the
occasion of the reopenins of the Church
after extensive improvements had been
made.-FreI Freeman is seriously i'll
with diabetes.-Rita Abbott has finished
her engagement at f. II. Sargents and
gone to the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Erwin Abbott.-E. p. Lincoln
of nighton, Mass, is in town.-Mrs. w.
NJ Sargent returned on Friday after an
absence of five weeks in Massachusetts.
Miss Helen Burbank of Barre visited
her sister, Mrs. l. ID. Mcintosh, over
Sunday.-Leon A. Richardson has re-
turned from trip to New York state
Miss Edith Chaffec has returned to her
school after two weeks absence and
is boarding at p. S. Belknap' s.-Edward
Hope is repairing his residence.-R
Ainsworth has finished his work at
Lebanon and Is al his father's.-A lodge
of odd Fellows was Instituted here re-
cently-Mrs. Ann White has returned
from a winter spent in Barre, with her
daughter, Mrs. James GOWN. V. Il.
Adams Of Bethel is a guest of his niece,
Mrs. o. j. Ellis.--J. NJ Welcome is at
work in Photographic studio in Wood
stock.-George Bingham is making ex-
tensive repairs on the Wall house re-
Gently purchased by him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14

Miss Nellie Harding has gone to Lynn,
Mass. to visit relatives. William Thorn
ton has sold his house to w. Il. Short
district caught fire Thursday morning
but the fire was extingushcd before
much damage was done.-W. II. Pope
returned from Montreal Sunday, after
having been a little more than two weeks
in the Royal Victoria hospital, where he
was operated on for appendicitis. j.,
Ingalls, is very i'll with pneumonia--Mrs
ccster. Mass, to stay two months with
her brother, Clyde Stcphenson.-Andrcw
Cello lost COW. 1t was killed by light
ming Thursday morning.-C.F. Kelley has
sold the Brahana farm to Eden Bcsaw
Mr. and Mrs. George T.. Curtis are the
parents Of son. born May 1l.-Mrs
Ann Weeks has gone to Bloomington to
live with her daughter, Mrs. Fred f.
Newton.-Mr. and Mrs. 1nMcre of New
port. n. H.. are stopping for few weeks
with relatives in town.--Thc remains of
Exare Mitchell of Albany, who was
killed Wednesday. while working in a
saw mill. were brought here for burial.
The funeral services were held at St.
Ignatius Church Saturday morning. the
Rev. Father bavigne officatng.-Mr.
Sylvester Adams of Fairfield visited his
daughter, Mrs r. S. Hoadlcy, the first
of the Week.-Mrs. William Hodgnan
returned from Newport Tuesday, where
she visited friends.