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Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-12
She Won

Mary had titled dream
Her father had a bank account;
And wrathful dad threw up the sponge
When Mary took the count.
Pasadena Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-12
viii Be Returned

Roosevelt's big stick grew on Bryan's
Nebraska farm, says Theodore Bell,
and it ought to be returned TO its
rightful owner.-Madera Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-12
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
OR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN w. KERN

Herald subscribers intending to leave the
city for the summer months kindly notify
the circulation department, and we. VIII
send The Herald to your new address and
change the address as often as desired.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-05
PICHFORD.

Mrs Campbell of St Adams Is visiting
Or. and Mn -. :. Sconeld.-Ilr. and Mrs.
David Marcy Of South Richford have
moved Into V. -. Taylors house.-AE.
md Mrs q. W. Kinsman have gone to
Monterey. cal. to reside Mrs. kinsman
will he better known AZ Mrs. Nathaniel
Wright of East Richford The little
Slaughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Alden BAILEY
is i'll with diphtheria and the house Is
nuarantined. Tho case Is n mild one
The village schools were closed Mon
day noon to allow the buildings to DO
!umigatcd. There have been four
mild cases Of diphiheria but IT is not
believed that the disease Will become
spidomic.--The Rev. ]. II. Wallace
preached in the Olivct Church at SUIT
ton. Que. Sunday.-The Rev. Silas p.
Perry will go to-day to Georgia Cen
Ter to deliver his lecture on Hawaii"
On account of illness in tho family,
10 meeting Of the w. 9. T. /. was
hold Monday with Mrs. Fannie Smith.
Since there have been light rains
and an ciEht-iuch pipe has replaced
the four-inch one on the Powder
spring brook supply line. the reser-
vo:rs have filed until each Is within
eight inches Of the overflow pipe. and
Mt the present rate will probably be
full some time this week.-Dr. Edison
e. BIaiedeN. the representative from
Eridport in the present Legislature
visited here over Sunday. the first time
in over 40 ycars.--Fred 5. Sargent and
Hiss Blanche y. Sampler, both OF
Eichford. We're married here Saturday
~ N 4 nniru1ocu
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SWANTON CENTER.

II. Alva Donaldson OF Eau Claire, Wis,
visited his cousin Mrs. a. X. Jionsinger
this week and will pass the winter in
tho East after an absence of IT years
Mrs. j. O. Bullock of West Newton,
Mass, has gone to Fairfax to visit rela-
tives after visit at Myron Donaldson g
Of skeels's Corner Miss Agnes Martin
Of Chicago. formerly of Swanton. has
gone t. California to pass the winter.
after visit of several weeks at Myron
naldson's.-Frank LaI3ombard has
moved to Highgate and rented n farm. .-
Mr. and Mrs. J. r Catlln and younger
daughter, Doris, returned Monday from
- visit with relatives in Canada Mrs j.
7 Calan Of the Jackson district under
went very serious surgical operation
AT the St Adams hospital Monday.
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scene Of much amusement-C. G. Austin
has moved from l.. l.. Marsh's tenement
on Main street to- that OF j. w. Green
on church street Miss Wills OF Boston
spoke on scientific temperance cduca-
ton in the public schools at the home of
Mrs. T.. j. Paimclcc Wednesday evening.
silver offering was taken. and
Mrs. {. n. Austin and daughter of Rich
ford were guests over Sunday of Mr..
ana Mrs. ". Il. Gibson. james Nc Fee
day of his brother -. f. McFcctcrs. 49,
The mean temperature for October was
30 degrees with n maximum OF 81 on the
goth and minimum of 20 on the 2l@t.
The total rainfall was 2.47 inches. There
were Il DAYS Of smoky weather. aside
from that the month was composed of
70 clear. partly cloudy and 10 cloudy
days-At the district Rcbckah meeting
Tuesday evening among tho attractions
AT the ost-prandal exercises w2s "'
hv Miss Anna Hamilton.
Tho annual district meeting OF the Re-
nckahs was held hero Tuesday with
harmony lodge All the lodges in the
district worc represented. ~. Adams
lodge. which excmplined the degree,
7
tic meeting the womans auxiliary OF
81. Mathews Church served an excel
lcnt banquet In Foresters hall.-About
- momScr- and invited guests gathered
in the rcoma cf ,ac Philemon club Tues
dav evcr.rE TO- receive the election re-
turur-I. ". Pomerov and Mrs. w. s.
+ Warner were In 81. Adams Tuesday to
attend meeting VI the executive COM
mittoe Of the county Sunday School as
sociotiou hold with the Rev. j. 5.
! Brown Mrs a. Holden of ST. Armand
Center, y. @. IS guest of her son, w
! q. Nolder.-Dr. r. s. Hutchinson has
lrocelyed notice from the secretary of
| the state Medical society OF his election
! as anniversary president Of the society
IC. I. Rawson Is passing q few days II
| Montpol.or-The Rev. II. s. Watkins OF
st Adams was In town Tuesday night
Mr. ma Mrs. r II. Armstrong were
! guests q MIR. and Mrs. 8. W. Bliss II
I Swnnt5u Wednesday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Henry Rashaw died TharadAy al ia
home on Union street after years HI
ness from cancer. He was rs years e
axe and is survived by wife and thrcs
small children, two SONS and n daughter,
besides his mother he leaves two broth
crs who reside I'm Rutland and two Sis
lcrs OF burlington ana Baltimore, Md
MIR Bashaw formerly worked for tht
brandon Italian Marble company. lie
was "A member Of ST. Marys CATHOLIC
church and OF the Catholic Orier Il
Forcsters.-- Kings Daughters held
their annual election OF officers oct.
2S. as follows: Leader Mrs II. w
Ferris vice-lcnder. Mrs. Elan French;
secretary. Mrs Leon Shambo; treasurer,
Mrs Roscoe Sanders. Following TIA
election. the annual banquet was served.
Seventeen were confirmed Sunday at
St Thomas's Church by Bishop A. c. A.
Hall-Mrs. Carroll Dana and Miss Carrie
Dana left Monday for New York,
where they will pass the winter.-\
daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Huntley o. Leicester June.
tion.--Mrs. G. W. Peck entertained ths
bridge Whist club AT her home Wednes-
lay afternoon.--M,ss Mhtol Spencer, wh(
has been visiting relatives I'm town. len
uCnutlrneh mae a.
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l.AMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVILLE.

C. *. Cameron, who has had charge
Of the theatorium, left Saturday for
Brattleboro. where d new one Will be
established Mrs Royal Dickinson of
Cambridge Junction and Mrs. Chester
Westmnn OF JeHerson Vile were guests
Saturday Of Mr.. and Nrr. Joseph Riv-
ers.--Mrs. Rocepha Palmer Is visiting
relatives in Royalton and Sharon ana
Will go to Springfield. Mass, 10 spend
tho winter.--A. J. Boynton returned to
Rutland Saturday after short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G. NJ.
Rovnton-Mrs. c. r. Greene is enter
tanning her mother. Mrs. Ellen Thorne
of 81. Johnsbury.--Mr. and Mrs. J.. \.
Wndlcigh returned saturday from
Roston.-Elmer Hill has moved to
cadv's Falls where he will have ON
ulovn1ent in tho electric light plant
Word has been received Of tho death
of Edwin Spiller In California. Tho
| brotherhood Of the Congregational
Church served free coffee TO all
mon who attended election Tuesday, at
the church vestry from eleven 20
three o'clock.--R. II. Farr of North
seld is the guest of his son, Ryle Farr,
nj Mr. and Mrs. g. l.. !ihaw's. Satur-
1oy they went 10 Walden to attend
tho funeral of Mrs, oliver Farr---l Ed
son pinney, former resident who
has been living in tn" South ana West
for IS years, arrived Friday from chi
coao and 10 the guest OF HIS wife's
,t,.ors. Mrs. Lydia Peck and Miss Lucy
preston.-Charles Lar0hco Of Winch
cndon, Mass, returned saturday after
visiting his father, ~ b. Larabce.--
Mrs. j. II. Eaton of Hyde Park was
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CHELSEA.

Dr a 7. Marshall and ponelG Com
stock attended tho Dartmouth Amherst
football game last Saturday nj hanover
y. H.-Mr. and Mrs, Wslter Nj ordWay
OF Manchester. y. H. we're IN town last
week Friday and decided tho Elisha
Lougee farm in North Tunhridse to Ar
thur II. Bacon Of Chelsea who recently
sold his farm on the Corinth road to n
party from New York-Esther hutehln-
son of Southern Pines, y. c. daush'er
of former townSman, George liitchih-
son. Is visiting at Harvey Spears
Charles Il. Dickinson OF Pike NH, Cor
NTH, is at work in II. O .BiNbys store
MIR. and Mrs. Il. y. Lincoln OF Ihshion'
Mass, were at Orange County hote! oYei
Sunday Nettie Parmcle" or Enc1'
hurgh Talls recently visited Ter s'S,e''
Mrs. Dennle Dcnsmore, Her niece Mlss
Grace. accompanied her home fey Will
ter's stay.-Fred Arhuckle and vic, "no
have been living On the kimball fnrm'
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ENOSBURGH.

Last sunday willie Edgar Houston was
leading his bull 10 put him into the pow
er to run his separator the animal turn
ed upon him and might nave killed him
II his wife had not heard his cries and
gone TO his help. as the ball had got Mr..
Houston down. He suffered broken
collar bone and various other bruises,
but is able to be about the house.
Jerome hathaway and family are NOV
Ing from the farm OF lee Woodward to
tie farm Of Allan Croft IN West Enos-
burgh.- Mr.. lIazolton La. ,IpnGcd to q.
s. Fasse;t and will move his family
there.-W. .. Fassctt has moved on to
his farm and Mr.. Perry has vacated and
moved into the house formerly known as
the Hayes house.-Frcd .lrcl has
moved and Will carry on '.. Mrs. Asa
Raymore farm. Hurry K!lI"r moves to
the farm house Of Or. William :, stew
ems and Mr. Jones goes on 90 one Of the
farms of l.. l.. Marsa.-A.tEough the at
tendance was not as !arg" ur was hoped
for at the East Franklin Sunday school
union, which was held at tuc CongreBa-
tional Church last week Wednesday.
most of the Sunday schools IN town were
represented by goodly delegations and Il
number OF earnest sunday school work.
era wero present from Berkshire and
FRANKLIN. 1t was voted To- o0ntiuue the
organization and Officers We're chosen.
The next meeting viii probably be held
IN Richford The Rcr. f. Kent, wh1
went on tho excursion % Gettysburg
visited his two sons ana daughter before
coming home last week Wednesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Woodward were in
| bakersfield visiting relatives several days
! last week. His leg is healing. II was Il
/ bad break, being in three place anC
splin;crod somewhat, ON" piece Of bon,
makes slight bunch ON tine ankle whicl
may become irritated iy shoe unC
may have to be treated after tho bone!
nro All knit together. lie IS ola crutche
nj prestut.-J Melvin Wright and son
+. NJ. Wright. have been compelled b,
tie drought or this fan t. lay new waite
WORKS. They are fctchiue water from
! wing spring which buls up m the pas
turc 50 rods from the barn and fills nov
a Is inch pipe There never has in tn
memory Of those living hcou such fail
Ing Of wuter as at the Present time, an
lhc outlook fer winter ie very seriou!
especially for cattle Mrs Retsey stiles
who has been passing several week
with the family OF her sister Mrs. Can
pcnte1, has returned to her home
Montsomery.-Mrs. James Wright doc
not recover from her sickness as h,
friends wish.--Mr and Mrs. H. i. HOY
kins visited their mother last week.
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CPAFTSBURY.

AS Frank crowley was re 'dgnlng from
Irasburgh last week wednesday with n
four horse team the load chain became
unfastoned and the horses ran Crowley
was pulled from his seat and fell under
the pole horses. one leg was broken
and the other kness crushed. He was
was picked UP In a serious condition but
Is improving. DR. Bibhy Will build n
house at the head Of Water street., The
cellar is nearly completed Harry An
derson. who was seriously III last week,
is improving 5. J.. Ieavitt returned
Thursday 10 his village residence having
spent Tho summer in a cottage near his
farm on ,he Gulf road.-The basketball
benefit Friday night was a great success.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

A daughter was born 10 the Re-. aAl
Mrs, r, a Wells Monday morning --
Mr.. and Mrs. y l.. Boydon returned
from Boston Sunday eyening.-A. c.
Wells has sold his srcy horses to Ar
thur Slack for $500 MI Hart OF Boston
woh owns the George Day p'ace in the
village, was here last week t. lcok after
his property. -Ilallowecn was dNly oo-
served with exercises at the norma! AFTER
which Principal Morrilrs 'ence ana yara
was decorated.-Mis Josephine hodges
entertained the tcHchcrs OF the normal
and training schools Saturday oNthlNs'
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HAPPENINGS TN VERMONT
tContinncd from sra Pagc.)

James r. Barber died at his home
oear Greens corners sunday after an
illness Of over year. Mr.. Barber.
who was 80 years old, was born in
the house In which he died ana was
VOL known farmer throughout tho
r.unty. re was born February G,
1888. and Is survived by his wife. A
IN died several years ago. The flu
neral was held at the house We'd
lcsdar afternoon at one o'clock, the
Rev. Ralph =. Lowe of the Methodist
church Officiating. The burial was
In the cemetery at Greens Corners
\ meeting of the executive commit
tee Of tho Franklin County Sunday
tchool association was held In this
city Tuesday Mrs r. II. Chamber
min of Fast Franklin was aided to
lne committee and she was appointed
superintendent ~ temperance depart
mcut. Tho following financial com
mittcc was appointed: The Rev G. j.
Patterson Of East Berkshire, Mrs. W.
: Warmer Of East EnosburEh Homer
HUNT Of Fairfax. H. +. Page vi iakers-
field. +. W. Norris of Swanton, and
oliver W. Brewer of This city The
next annual meeting of the county or
Eanizatiou will be- held october 3. 1900.
but tho place Of meeting Wns not set
ncd Tho committee meeting was
vol attended.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. CHAMPION
lcft tho city Tuesday for Boston
whore they viii sp,nd the winter,
Their daughter, Mrs. Alien Goodspool,
pud her children viii spend the win
.,r v-ith Lieut. Goodspccd's father.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Tho chicken pie supper given by Mrs.
Ella Shattuck last week for tho benefit
of the Methodist Church was very sue
cessful about 81 being reall2ed.-Th"
football gone between Burlington High
school and brigham Academy resulted
in a victory for the visitors, the score
tcinE to Oil. II. Scott. lifelong res
ident OF this town, died at his home
Thursday at ono o'clock The funeral
was held Sunday from his home The
burial was under the direction OF ~"
local lodge Of Masons.-Miss Maria
Brady Of Enoshurgh Fails spent Satur-
| dav nnd SUNDAY with friends In town.
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HYDE PARK.

Tho Roy. Charles II. iIamlm az
Easthanpton. Mass, will preach here
next Sunday in exchange with his SON
Col. and Mrs. Mcfarland have presented
the Congregational Church with hand
some bell II Will he put in place TINS
week and used for the first time sunday.
Tho mems supper was given at me
CougreS0 tional Church "Wednesday even
ing Mrs. II. G. Shaw and children have
returned from Niddlehury ana other
POINTS in Addison county. The Misses
Mcfarland gave Halloween party Sat
urday evening. Walter hin of Milton is
spending n few weeks with his parents
NJ T. Tullar Of Montpelier has opened
a shoe shop here W. IIulhurd and
family took up their residence IN
Inrlngton Wednesday Ella
Kinsley has been added to the steno-
graphic force in Senator Pages Office.
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,wn, called on friends In stowe Mon

town, called on friends in stowe Mon
day.
Mr.. md Mrs. g. II. Chaplin were called
&c Burlington Tuesday by the critical
condition Of their son, Harry ". Chaplin,
who was operated upon at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for abscesscs Monday.
Mrs. f.. A. Eggleston has returned
home after visit OF year and a half
at her former home IN Gcrmeny.-l}eit
Morrill, at hearing before Justice G..
NJ Watts Monday was found guilty Of
ntoxlcation and paid costs OF $3.50. lie
signed the pledge and his fine OF s. was
susponGed.-T Misses Florence ana
md Grace Dewey are visiting relatives
in Randolph Henry $. Warren has been
confined TO the house by Illness for two
weeks DR. II. G. Tinkham OF 1}urlng-
ton was In stowe TUESDAY Deer have
done considerable damage TO the apples
in r. S. Warrens orchard. Perhaps tho
oldest voter Tuesday was George
wade. who IN his S7th year has voted
the straight republican ticket for IS
years. voting at every presidential cleo
ton since 1874
The official report Of the vote FOR pres-
dent In stowe Ia Republican. 1873; demo-
crat, II; prohibition. Z; independent, !.
thrownout. AT the annual meeting of
| tho cemetery association on Tues
! day afternoon and the follow
| ing officers were elected Presi-
dent. Mrs. Cora Vcaren; vice-presldent
! Mrs Alice Loveioy: secretary. Mrs
Mary V. Smith; treasurer, Mrs Mary
Russell; directors Mrs Grace Riley
Mrs Adel,a McAllster. Mrs. Anna NJ
K!mbsil. Mrs. Lucy Scrbncr. Mrs. Eva
Moulton.-T.eon wilkins OF Waterbury Is
visiting his brother. Forrest wilkins
Tie condition Of RI. w chaplin was re-
ported as more encouraging Wednesday
morning.-Mrs. y. s Stoddard, who has
been in Montpelier and Woitsfcld the
pas, two months. has returned to thc
| homo of hcr daughter, Mrs. G. +. Eddy
Miss Cora Dudley OF Waitsneld anc
Mrs. Cora Morrison OF Waterbury Centci
are at c. f. Eddy's.-Thc Misses Ethc
Watts and BESSIE Smith were given
surprise Tin shower at MISC Barbarc
! i.urts Tuesday afternoon About =
! ladies' were present and the prospective
brides were remembered with every kline
Of article for kitchen use Miss Eivt
Warren is substituting FOR Miss Louise
chaplin IN tile first intermediate school,
The Rev NJ w Farman. the blind chap
lin Of the state Senate, will preach u
tile Congr"Ba tional Church Sunda,
morniug The name Pert Morrill, IN yes
tcrday's Stowe news should have bee,
Tcrt MERRILL
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The wedding of Harry +. Tilson and
Miss Hanna w. Prince was solemnized
at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. c. o.
Howe Wedne- 'ay oct. u at five
O'Clock The bride was very prettily
dressed in blue silk gown with all-over
lace trimmings After the serving OF re-
Treatments, tho bridal couple drove to
Bethel and left for New Market, y. H..
Haverhll and Boston. On entering the
car they were surprised n the the APP
pcarance Of party of Randolph friends
who saluted them with confetti ond ac-
COMMANDED them to Rovalton.
Miss Myron Freeman, only daughter OF
Mrs. NJ +. Preston, died shortly after
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Early Sunday morning fire was dis
covered in the residence Of Henry Pratt
recently purchased Of Alexander Brown,
and only by the timely aid of G. c.
Jolley with fire extinguisher was a
serious fire averted ms thcre was heavy
wind at the tme.-Joshua Booth and Miss
Emily Armstrong Of Waterloo, Que, are
visiting OF w NJ Armstrong; leslie
Macy Of Abbotts Corner, Que, has NOV
ell to c. r Burleson's, his father-in-
laws.
Charles Austin Of Richford has sold
his farm in this town to William Tracy
Of sheldon and possession IS given at
once. Eugene Phaneut has vacated the
blacksmith shop OF +. y. Austin and
Arthur Tatro has rented Ct for a year.
Cal Dean has moved to the Henry
Mansfield place.
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STOWE.

Principal and Mrs. Wesley II. Douglass
entertained tho teachers Of the hi,h and
graded schools at their home Friday
evening Jack o. lanterns formed tn.
locorotlors uoanu, hunt was followcl
w.. o,,or co,,es ,,,roorioto IN ,h.
tIol,o,.o,or season N,,s served in many
n.a,.s ,o,,,,od .ro pr,r.lr,l foo4uro or .hc
rofro.hrorts Mrs n = Jonnv and
norcb,or Nrs " W ruca eovo a rvn
hrrdrad ,r,v Friday evening ne a
s,r,r,sa 80 tna yent,.r,a, ~ ,no FAMILY
Ahn't % wore nros,nt-u " rhnn,n
u,as ,oi,oo e,,rrdov 70 nnr,,ncton for
,rna,,,ar. IIo ,,,os o..,,,no,inI ~. Mrs
Ctan,,, -. " w n,~r,,,.s - !, Ch,ni,
!, = p..so,, NJ, xoso,,
Aaop,s las moved To Icy sons clark Y
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- .,n., in,, soturd,,. rorr,s,o,, 1,o,Is
-, ,,ra ~ + Rnrno,, Ohio hos hoon
,Ttto az 60 moro .o,rfor,.h,o-.p
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went Monday to Rich,ord where he will
visit relatives for week. j. Jackson
lof Monday for Barton on n short
busIuess trip.--Frank Towle left Monday
for Middlcsex, Conn. where he expects
TO ind employment--J. r. Parker has
finished work rs sawyer at the Stafford
mill at East Montpelier and returned
home.-Mrs. @. r. Drown We to Boston
Monday Miss Elaine Bidwell and Miss
Florence Stowcu of Cowansvllle, 2. @,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Brown.-Eighty friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. Y. Bliss met at their farm home
Saturday evening to assist in celebrating
their 18th wedding anniversary. a purse
of money was presented them by the
visitors, e Robineon making the pre-
sentntion and both Mr and Mrs. Bliss
responded.
Tag day wa. success and fully up
TO the expectation of tho promoters
%carlv $3.50 was received to start tho
hospital fund William D. Panglo Of
Syracuse. Kausu and Miss Elda NJ
knight Of Wolcott. daughter OF Mrs
Hannah knight were married Tuesday
at the home ot her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. e. A. Rand on the Laport
road, the Rev. {. {. -. Clare offcat-
ing The Wedding march was played by
Mrs. X. V. sweet. Mr.. and Mrs Pangle
left wednesday morning for the bride
home IN Wolcott ana to-day they Will
leave for tnolr now home in Syracuse,
Kans--NaltoI Torner Of Richford is
visiting HIS sister, Miss Mnble Homer
Miss Katherine NcGrath of burlington,
who has been guest Of Mrs. Jane Ben
son. returned lone Wednesdays
William Snuo'. is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. +. G. Lei, Of Fast Fairneld.--C.
l.. smith was 90 Montpelier Wednesday.
Miss Phcma Darling accompanied by
her n!eccs, Misses Alice and Vera, TO-
turned Wednesday from Calais.-Mrs
| John Waterman of burlington was q
guest "Wednesday Of Mr.. md Mrs w s.
| Chencv.-Mss josephine Fisk of Boston
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs f.. T.. S!llo-
way.-Miss Fiussic WAitcomb Of Hard
wick is visiting relatives here Mrs
Dectte woodward, who has passed some
weeks in st. Johnshury with her sister
Mre Ethan Carr arrived home Tuesday
Mrs Alton l.lttlc, Who has Waited hcl
mother Mrs " Allcr. returned t. Hard
wicl, Wednesday,.
Mir. and Mr. Y. A. Cgrlcston arrivcc
| Monday from New York whore NJ
regleston went to meet his wife, win
had been at hcr home Ia Germany ~
n year ana a half.-Rort Shaw went T.
burlington Monday to remain FOR shor
time with his w.fo--Mrs. Bert Gauvii
If johnson WIS a guest Monday o. MI
ana Mrs a J Gauvln.-Mrs. Howar
| NfcNeu is passing fcw days In Hard
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-05
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Tho snow Friday afternoon melted
MS soon as It came to the ground
Mr. Playfecl who has carried on the
Mosier farm the past year. Is moving
to his farm in Franklin.-H"rman Ell
dred IS moving TO the Mosier farm
Henry Uashaw moved his family to
tho Carpenter farm In Richford Thurs-
day.-Iionry Pratt OF Franklin, who
has purchased Mr.. Browns residence,
has taken possession.