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Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19

"Health Coffee" Is really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever yet produced.
This clever Coffee Substitute was re-
Gently produced by DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. Not grain of real Coffee is in
1t either. DR.. Shops Health Coffee is
made from pure toasted grains, with
malt, nuts, etc. Really it would fool
an expert--who might: drink it for Cof-
fee. No 90 or 30 minutes, tedious boil
ing. "Made in a minute" says the
doctor. Sold by Morehead & Lunn.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19

Weak women should try DR.. shoop .
Night Cure. These soothing, healing
antiseptic supositories 90 direct TO the
seat of these weaknesses. Ny "Book
No For Women contains many val.
liable hints to women, and 1t is free.
Ask DR.. shoop, Racine, Wis, to mail
1t. Ask the Doctor in strictest conf.
dence, any questions you wish answer
ed. DR.. Shops Cure is sold by Palace
and Globe Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will in
a very short time strengthen the weak
ened kidneys and allay troubles arising
from inflammation Of the bladder. They
are recommended everywhere. Sold by
Hanna g drug store, 22S Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19
Hanley dominates Fairbanks.

Governor Hanly nominated Charles
Warren Fairbanks for president in the
following speech:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Conventions: A great dominant party
long charged with the administration
of the government of n mighty nation
"a nation with varied, complex and
lobe-encircling interests-is here as
sembled through its representatives to
re submit its record, re-state its faith
and select the instruments of its will
for the further administration Of that
government.
Given second place upon the ticket
four years ago, the burden of the cam
paign fell upon Fairbanks. He did
not shrink nor hesitate, but accepted the
trust and carried the party banner in
honor and triumph from sea to sea. By
temperament and experience he is pecu-
liarly qualified for party leadership.
Mr.. Chairman, for these reasons--rea-
sons which seem to her to be cogent ami
abiding-Indiana dominates the Honor
able Charles Warren Fairbanks for
president of the United States.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19
This Is change night at the Iris.

Special agent celebrated White
House Blend Coffee, Omaha Family
Soap, Loverins renowned blended teas.
Mail order to Pollard 3 store, Box 1885,
Globe p. O.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19

Ike Ford's delicatessen has full lire
of pastry, home made bread, I've honiny
and hot barbecued meats.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19
"pEopLr.s UAsH sroRE,,

Everything in Ladies', Chiidren's and
Infants ready-to-wear clothes. under
wear, shoes, Suits and Cloaks waists,
skirts, millinery, fancy goods, etc. -.
DoLPH BAATZ & CO.,
$50 Broad st., Globe. Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19

Get your Attn of July goods at sultar
Bros.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19

Sultan Bros. have bunting, flags, nov.
elites for every one.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-19

Got ready-to-serve meals at Ike
Ford s delicatessen next TO the o. d.
G. Co. 3 store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
NEW YEAR TRAGEDIES.
Long List Rep"rted in Greater New
YOrk-Suicides and Murders.

New York. Jan. IA long record of
killings, assaults. accidents and minor
crimes was written in Brooklyn police
tho usually peaceable Brooklyn was an
even more disturbed one than In lar
ger Manhattan. The police had scores
of cases TO look after IN both horoughs
Gas escaping from partly open
burner asphyxiateL Jacob Spriester-
back and his wife in their home in
Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn.
An unknown burglar was shot down
and killed while trying 10 enter David
Jaffr's store on Mescrole street
The police are hunting for Frank
Foreso, who shot and killed Michael
Schlndclli, as an outcome of an alter
cation I'm Carroll street.
Hattie Shuhcrt took offensc at n remark
made by her husband Max Shulhert. In
their home on ocean Parkway and stabb-
ed him with a knife, He is in serious
condition.
After quarrel with his wife as to the
manner OF celebrating New Years Archl-
bald T.. Mitchell who several years ago
married Augusta Hcrne, daughter OF a
wealthy West Virginia politician, took his
life early to-day By inhaling illumlnat-
ing gas in his home on West list street
Manhattan. Mitchell was recently engas-
ed In the manufacture of cigarettes. Be
cause or business revcrses he was des-
pondent,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
Tragedy Brought 20 Front with
Dramatic Effect in Doctors
Testimony.
CHILD'S GARMENTS SHOWN
Description Of the Strnigbt Cash from
Enr 10 Ear and Smenrs on Thighs
of bloody Hands-AutopSy re-
Neaicd \O Evidences of
Assault.

bennington. Jan. 1.---To- days was
tho first gruesomc session IN the Ma
han murder trial. Up TO this after
noon the tragedy was brought 10 the
front with dramatic effect. With tho
calling to tho stand Of Dr. n. A. Gloa.
son Of North bennington. tho murder
for tho first timo was brough, into
tho court room and when Or. r. IT,
stone produced the blood saturated
garments. which hc testified he re-
moved from tho little girls body. tho
picture was complete IN all it's horrors
pr Gleason Described the body as
he found II at the home Of the alleged
murd"rers father on the night of the
crime, he straight cash extending
nearly from car to car and tho snlcars
on the thighs rs though made by
bloody hands. He testified that he had
examined the body for evidence Of
criminal assault and had found none
The witness testified that he later cx-
amnod the clothing of Alfred Nahan
and that he found stains which looked
lik" blood on tho shirt and coat.
Or stone testified IN relation to tho
autopsy which he conducted He stat
cd that his examination at that time
and at the laboratory showed no evil
dcnce OF assault.
There was an objection on the part
Of tho defence to the admission Of tho
garments and while the discussion was
in progress court adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
LINCOLN.

Prospect Grange at II, annual mcct-
ing December ~ elected the following
officers: Master. W. J. Brown: overseer.
William HoaE; lecturer, Mrs. Lois Bean;
steward, r. H. James, ass slant steward
Conrad Brown; chaplain, tho Rev G. +.
Wells: treasurer. A. T. Morgan; score
tary, II. S. Andrews; gatekceper. Charles
Atwood; Ceres. Mrs Fannie Brown
Pomona, Miss Gertrude Varney; Flora
Mrs. Anna Barnard; lady assistant
steward. Miss Mar'ott Farr.-sunday
about midnight fire was discovered in
watchman at the Lincoln Lumber co. s
min. lie rang the bell and summoned
help, but the fire had gaiuod such head
way that it could not b, checked. Mr..
Brvant lost between 4oo and 40 bushels
Of corn milk cans. a new barrel churn,
a sugar pan. all Of his fresh meat and
other things too numerous to mention.
The cause of fire Is unknown: Insurance
6D.-L. A. Elliott of Ferr sburgh passed
4 few days last week with friends in
town.-rhe schools reopcned Mondav.-
Mrs Vivian Barrett and children of Rut-
land arc visiting her sister. Mrs. Bert
Gove.-George Garland returned from
Boston Saturday. Claribcll Jenny
of South Bristol is passing few days
at Bert Goves Roy Wood OF Middle
bury College spoke at the Methodist
Episcopal Church sunday evenlng.-AIrs
D. Is johnson Of Burlington visited at
l., A Bryant's over sunday Miss Maud
Estcy Is al home from M.ddeburv col.
lcge-Max and Rex Green of Nlonkton
are visiting at w. \. Gove's. The Hun
tiugton Free Baptist Association viii hold
It's quarterly conference her January 3.
, and Z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The funeral OF Mrs. Jerome Chase. who
drowned herself Friday, was held at her
home here sunday \ note was found
on her bureau saving that she 60 Id
stand the terrihl" headaches from which
sho had suffered. no longer and hoping
the family would get along as best they
could without her. Mrs. Chase was tho
wife of a wcl-to-do farmer, and much
devoted 10 her home and OF quiet and
retiring disposition. She was about 20
Years Of age. Friday morning she LEFT
the house. telling her mother-in-law to
Il" down and sending her husband to the
village, but was not missed until ten
o'clock when search WAS made. A
brother inquired for her about ton
O'Clock and was told by tho elder Mrs
'has" 70 look in the barn. Failing 10
find her thcrc, search was continued til
two in the afternoon when the lfcless
hodv was found at the bottom of u vol,
whore Mrs. Chase had drowned herself
in about five feet Of water A husband
five sisters and two brothers survive
Mrs Emma Wood ~ Boston spcrt
Christmas with her sister. Mrs. George
Collins-Mrs. Esma Palmer has returned
after spending Christmas with hcr daurh.
y y
Herbert Kingsland and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Stoddard Martin were very
Pleasantly entertained at John Wheeler's
on Christmas day. After dinner there
were several selections on the piano bv
Miss Maria Kingsand. reci,ations hv
Miss Josephine Kingsland and Rowland
Preston, and an interesting Christmas =
story read by Mrs. Kingsland. The re-
maindor Of the day was devoted TO games
of various kinds. About eight O'Clock
supper was served, Rowland Preston and
s. \. Allen and daughter joining the
party Carlos Martin and family. Mrs
George Martin and son were entertained
on Christmas at Mr. Williams's IN Char
lotte. Miss Mary Allen returned to
Poultnoy on Monday y-On Monday even
ing Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Kingsland were
pleasantly surprised BY number OF
relatives and friends who met TO helm
them celebrate the 2oth anniversary of
their marriage. After refreshments had
been served. Mr.. and Mrs kingsland were
presented with a handsome glass punch
bowl and cups.-Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
Talbot and Charles Hardy of Whallons-
burgh, \, Y, attended the funeral OF
their sister Mrs. Chase.-The young pco-
pie spent a pleasant evening dancing Fri
day night In Aliens hall. stones or
chestra. assisted by Mr.. Vittum of Yer
furnished the music.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Ahbio briggs returned from =
several weeks visit i'm Rochester
and Hancock Alton briggs wont
+" his schoo' in Barre We'd
uoeday accompanied hv Georre
MN. who is f. attend Goddard Semi
narY.-AIrs. j. Merrill has returned
from Rovalton where she has been for
several weeks with hor mother.-Mrs
Rose Whitney was called to Randolph
Friday by the Illness OF her daughter
Eilcn.--Mrs T. IS Hcmcnwav has boen
in Bethel witt l"r parents the past
wcok.-iicrh W .tuey and Fl amilv have
moved i'm with Mrs Helen Kennedy
Henry Hubbard is at homo for the hol-
idays from his hool in Springfield.
Mrs. \. \. Troips Of whit" River
Junction. who las been visiting her
sister. Mrs Frank Ford, returned home
MnIdaN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
BRISTOL.


w. ''' - 'aVah puhN of Ncrgennes
W." '""u",. hp'sc"ra' services in Dun
s"'o """ 'n'S oV'h'ns.--Philir Ri
"'' vi N'rRon''es VISITED his parents tho
p's, "e'N' 'h'l'p Nr,gh' "f Midd'eburY
."''F' J." At 'lo''' i"r ne vacation -
n.,S''' '""E', y w. w. ~ mas elected
o'ho'IS as Io''o"S' W. W. Hughes, y.
W - ~, NIS"n' ' ~ ~ r. farr' SOC
''"'' - w. ~ ''"|~''' """S"rer'--Alss
.''" 'd'" o' 'lno''h Vslted Mr' ana
MI, - d. ''N o"' '"T""N ne remains
oI 'n' 'u''' ''"n'nS on cHlId ot MI and
MIS- hu""r" Mdh'f were Drought here
''"h h"'''n' "",urdaN ana TN" FUNERAL
was nci' al 81 A"oroso Chnrch ht two
CROCK inc heV' fa'n"r corey ofhc'at-
'd ana hur'nl was N ST Joeephs come
'"rN'--H"p'r' 'rudo returned 10 tho Al
hahN business "Heg" SaturdaA.-Mrs.
Frank Mott ana daughter are visiting
relatives IN MiddiepurN'-Mrs f.. c. To-
Mn VISITED her sister IN Mlddl"burN last
week. li1rN"y F'rr of l'ncoln Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Farr.
Arthur o3rNan of Burlington was in
town Saturday.-Mr ana Mrs. 'hauncey
stewart Of Mlddi"burv worc guests Of
Sunday.-Thc winter term of tho graded
school opens January and the district
schools January 5.-Miss Dora Palmer
VIII teach tho winter torn Of school in
BrookSNill". Rama {. Martin was out
on tn" street Sunday Tor the first time in
thr"e WeokS.-R"dtha, the little daughter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
EGBERT B. SMITH DEAD.
Remington County Road Cominission- =
er succumbcd 10 Heart Disease.

Manchester. Jan. 1.--Egbert r. Smith
road commissioner OF Bennington
comfy. died suddenly at his home hor"
of heart failure New Years eve. He
was enjoying usual good health whom
he retired Tuesday evening but was
awakened about midnight with pains
near his heart and died before a doc
tor could he summoned Mr.. Smith
was born in Manchester In 1899 where
he has lived his entire life. He mar
ricd Miss Ann Sykes OF Manchester
ana to them were born three children
of whom Mrs AL Graves alone Is liv-
ing Tho deceased had held many
prominent town and county offices and
in 1858 was elected to the Legislature
ms representative. He was also one Of
the promoters of the Battenkil Valley
Industrial association and was its frst
president Hc is survived by wife.
n daughter. and sister, Mrs. Robert
Ames, all Of Manchester Center.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
WOMEN FILLED GALLERY.
Mother of Murdered Child Principal
Witness in the Nahnn Trial.

Bennington. Dec. 31No adjournment
Of the Mahau murder trial will be taken
over New Years day Judge Haselton
stated this afternoon that owing TO the
danger Of delay through Illness Of some
one of the Jurors. he should hold the
regular sessions tomorrow.
Mrs Mahan. the mother Of the Inurd-
ereu child, was on the stand a large
portion of the forenoon session. She
made an - client witness and stood the
ordeal V,ll until asked to relate the par
ticulars incident tn the finding of the
body. After short delay she was able
to so on with the examination.
All tho witnesses during the forenoon
and early afternoon were relatives of
the respondent whose head was bowed
low during the time that they were on
tho stand.
The gallery to-day was tllled with wo-
men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
For Nearly 10 Months the Year
Was Almost a Record
Breaker.
FAILURES SINCE OCTOBER
Number for Last Three Months Great.
est In Past Decadc-The Produce
'ion of steel Reduced Two
Thirds since JuIy-AEricuI-
turnI wealth Great

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Y. g. Boardmau was the guest Of
friends in BurlnVt1u during Christmas -
Miss Gencvicvc r mcr is visiting friends
in Wey hridge.-rh7 Ladies Aid society
of the Methodist Church will take dinner
with Mrs. c. e. Resell Friday. January
3.-Cloyes Reed of Rutland was the guest
of his people here Christmas.-HenrY
Sterling of Weybridge was at L. T..
Boa rdmans on Thursday and Friday Of
last wcek.-Miss G"r'vieve Elmer enter
taire6 sevcra. Of her n rds last Friday
cvcninE.-Mr. and Mr.. Kent Kirby were
recent guests OF friends in Bristol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
BURLINGTON. VT, THURSDAY. JANUARY ?. 1908.

Tho speaking and singing was good.
All the children werc remembered
with presents, and the Roy. rarre Hill
received purse OF money for which
he expressed thanks"--Mr and Mrs.
Layton Elliott of Ferrisburgh. Mr..
and Mrs Solomon Buel and MIR. and
Mrs. Luther Rhodes of Lincoln were
at Chancy Eliotts Christmas-Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Tart of Nontpclicr
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank brewster of
Huntington are called hcrc by tho
serious illness of their father. Am
brOSc Tart.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
EIGHT HUNDRED JOIN
IN HONORING PATRON
Addison County Agricultural SorIct v
Thus Acknowledges Its Debt to Col.
:. 4. IlsIcN-A Gain In Profits.

Mihdlebury' jan The saith annual
"'eelhS OF IN" Ado's'h county aGrlcuI-
'uraI society IN the opera-house to-day
urew an attendance or over hc members
ana ihNNen guests. Inc meeting to-day
"Ns sincere 'acNhoWieose'nent OF the
e"oi 'S OF Noi' - a lisiey' 'he generous
patron or inc society
Ih" report "f IN" sec'e'arN' Fred L.
f'a'h'''"h' anu OF treasurer - l. But'oh'
N''' """p''eSS tHc most exhaustive ana
'"tef's''lE preseh'"d lot S"N0rHl necados
= comparison Oh receipts ana eNp"ndi-
lures ,ollo"s;
hece'pts '"r l"'' sl'.''+'- gam S+i5.''
l'"' '''''''--' gam @"'"' ISo' S6so'f3
Nu''' s'fo'4' II'' to'dI 'AP'HS'S l"'' W.
-''''' increase s|lof'' I'" $o'o+o'-l' IN
cr'dS'' sI''H''' IF'' N'""'-4' increase $50
w. i'V4 s'''-''' N'l Pl"h'S I'o'' '-'l43'55
i, '''''.'i' ''c''"S'' '-'-V-'
-" S"N''tH ia" " P"'ail'' oi so'o"I'Vl o1
W "''" '''-o''-' mas po'H invested ny COL
.'9''N u" "'H' ''"NS S''u'lu'S ana is Yield
"t q" '"'o"." "' SAW u year ana the
"'"N '"e per cent IN the
"N's ""nN '"' investment or IN" form
'"' P"' '"'"' VI ''"'oV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. James Alger Is In Mohtpelier
caring for her daughter, who is i'll
Stephen Young ana family came
Saturday from Port Chester. n. V. for
the winter,--Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hum
burt and children OF Monkton and Mr..
and Mrs. Elisha Follansbe OF Proctor
spent Christmas with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. David Follansbe. John
Alscr was injured badly by tree
falling on him while chopping in the
woods.-The Christmas tree at the
Jerusalem school house was q success.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
WEST BRIDPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris wcrc in
Saratoga. n Y. last wcck-Elmer
Wright of Weyhridge was here Fri
day.---Nilliam Dukett is able to he
about the house.--l.ake Champlain is
still open for navigation at Chimney
point and the q. r. sherman is max
ing her regular trips between that
place and Port Henry, y. Y.-Sevcral
of the schools enjoyed Christmas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
ADDISON COUNTY.
vERGENNES.


Miss susan Tucker died Frilar night
a. nor home ON Green street after an III
noSS ol several weeks. aged ~ years. She
was daughior Of tho late Hon. Philip
T. Iuckor, who's" Masonic writings OBJ
tanned for MN NOR" than q national rep
utation. Miss Tucker was on" Of
'anllN Or ten 'Nildrcn thro" only Vt
whom survive nor Miss Mary Tucker,
Mrs Benjamin +. Young "ud Mrs. Frank
Ross, all "f this oiti For about 20 years
Miss Tucker Lad been ass .Stau' librarian
~ the N"rg"nnos Library. TA" funeral
was hold Monday afternoon ~ ~" house
a' two O'clock Mrs John Amblo, aged
- wears. dict Saturday forenoon at her
home on Water street aftor am Illness of
'hrc" months with dyspepsia Besides a
husband. Nh" is survived by two sons,
j. }. AWhlo of this city and Charles J.
Nm'l" oi Darlington. and one daughter,
NiSS Frances L. Amh'o Of this city. The
fn'clal VA held Monday morning at St.
Fctrr's church g; 9:31 o'clool. Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Al"u Burroughs gave a
party In honor Of her daughter. Helen.
III" occasion being her nth birthday.
About 10 of hor school mates aud friends
were present.
Postmaster =. II T'oss has rendered his
resignation 80 take effect March 81. after
70 Years Of service in that positlon-Nrs
w. J, Thompson returned Saturday from
q weeks visit to hcr sister Mrs Frank
Val" of Saratoga. y. Y.--Cicurge Rich
ards Of Worcester Mass. is visiting his
father, A Richards and sister. Mrs Ed
ward Tilon.-Mrs. De Maznir and Mrs
e. Rotter Of New York city arc guests OF
AIRS. J. NJ Allcn.-Mrs. Robert Pludc is
recovering from severe attack Of the
grp.-Charles Walters is i'll with fever
j. Warren Barnes has returned To his
nome IN Troy. " Y. after a visit 10 his
father, Judge j. w. Barnes George and
Miss Selma Milo Of Worcester, Mass.
are visiting their father Isadore Milo.
and sisters the Misses Julia and r,ucy
Milo
Thomas Mack Is candidate for nos,-
master and his candidacy has received
IN" endorsement Of the professional and
business mcn.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
sawyer Of Newark. n. j.. and Mrs March
ana cnlldr"n OF Schroon, n Y. are visit
ing Mr.. SawYer's and Mrs. Marchs
brother the Rev. Fred Sawyer of PAN
ton-Miss Ruth Fisher left Tuesday for
-'utieN, y. j.. where she has secured a
position as teacher of science The Rev.
i'r. X X Davies returned Monday from
rapport y. Y. where he was called to
"nl'ldt' AZ Inc funeral % foryncr
rars"on'r'-Ihere Will be preparatory
service al the congregational Church
'.'S c''h. .ng' ana communion Sun
""N morning me R"N. ;. II Myers has
rcS'sh'o rs pastor or IN" Baptist church
~ iah'oh ana removed to Bolton.-A
fHIlF reunion was neld christmas day
y, tH' nome or MT ara Mrs. Henry T.
r'Sher. Al '"'lr elsht children were pre-
.e"'' ''e nrSt t'ne ail nave been together
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
HER CONDITION SERIOUS.
Much Concern Felt over the General
Weakness of Empress Alexandria

St Petersburg, Jan. lit Is learned
that the present condition Of Empress
Alexandria, WHO has been Ill for some
time from the grip and In a weakened
condition as the result OF severe rcgi-
men to reduce her weight, is complicated
by expectations OF childbirth Under
these circumstances Her Majesty's S general
weakness is beginning to arouse concern.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
BRIDPORT.

\ purse of S22 was presented TO the
Rev Henry Lamb Christmas day.-o.
r. Converse has returned from Bur
iington,-Mrs. Edward liebert is quite
ill-Harvey Cnrrier Is ul.-Loren
Rroughton died last week after months
of great suffering
Continued ON and raEc.1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
SALISBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wat son of Proctor
and Wilbur Goodrich of Shoreham were
guests at Henry Goodrichs at Christmas s
time. Miss Grace Sheldon is visiting her
parsntA Mr.. and MrS G. G. GAeiS~%