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The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1908-10-02
w. N. HEWITT & CO.
NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given that T. H. Sanders
has tlled in the Office OF the clerk OF the chan
Gerry eourt OF Washington County. Arkansas
a petition to quiet and confirm his title to
the following land in said county, to-wit
The NV Of the SCI. OF Section Is IN
township Il, North OF Range 80 West. AL
persons who claim any interest i'll the SAID
land are warned TO appear III said court
at the August term. 190s, and show cause
why the title Of the said e II. Sanders
should not be quieted and confirmed, or they
VIII be forever barred from asserting title
10 the SAME
Witness my Hand andthe seal OF said court
this August 20 f9os
Il Gro. ]. ROGERS.
= :. Clerk
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1908-10-02

Pray for the things that YOU
want, but work for the things
that you must have.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1908-10-02

He is truly wise man who IS
willing to admit that be IS in the
wrong when he is.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little liver.pills. Sold
by II. A. Daily.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON

The annual report of fire district No.
for 1907 follows Total receipts, s4,30l.92;
expenses and interest charges, So
bond paid, $3.50; cash on hand. s71o33
The debt has been reduced so,lol.25 and
is now SIS 626a5. The estimated surplus
for 1903, above interest and expenses, is
s257O.33. Bonds due in 1908 and 1909 have
been paid, the next bond becoming due
in 1910 The district debt has been reduced
about 5000 in the past four years. There
are no unpaid water rents or taxes.
Mrs. A. S. Newton died early Monday
morning at her home in Forestdale OF
hcart trouble. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Paul Field of Salisbury
ard Mrs. w r. Smith Of this town. and
two sons, Eugene Of Leicester and Irving
of Ticondoroga, y. Y.
The annual meeting of fire district No.
| was held Monday evening and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Moderator. T.. II.
Harrington; clerk. S. W. zones; treas
urcr, G. H. Mcleod: auditor. DR.. w. H.
Wright; prudential committee, b. w,
Rowland. r. j. Carlisle. +. Il. Chandler;
chief engineer L. J. Cahee; first assist
ant. +. II, Button; second assistant, J. s,
Clark. One hundred and fifty dollars was
appropriated for the Dunmore Hose com
| pany and 81 to the treasurer. The COM
| mittee which was appointed to investi-
| gate the Basin brook water supply, made
a lengthy report. after which it was
VOTED t. have the same printed and
| mailed to all voters of the e 'trict-Lloyd
Soraguc IS e. tc III with inilammatorv
rheumatism Mrs. T.. II. Walker OF
Scranton, Pa, is spending a few days
with relatives in town.-Miss Helen RIP
ley has returned to Boston, Mass
The following officers of c. j. Ormsbcc
Post, G A. r.. were installed last even
ing, after which supper was served
Commander, w. H. Flint: senior vice
commander, u. A. Brink: junior vice.
commander, Walter Thomas; surgeon
Orrin \. Durgey; chaplain A. w. Bah
bitt; quartz master. j, q. l.. Woodruff
adjutant, j G. L. Woodruff trustees
Major C. w, Carr, A. W. Bappit', W. II
Flint'-Thcre will be two games OF paske'
ball In the town hall this evening" one
between the Brandon first team an" .h'
Castleton team and the other' 'he h's'
school vs.. the second town teahi--lher'
Will be social Friday evening III I'M
Congregational Chapel Tor the peheht u
the Christian Erdeayor society.--Dr.
II. Woodward 10 New York city Is il
town. callcl here by the serious lines
OF his father, Dr. A. r Woodwaru'-MrS
d. r. Goodrich is seriously III VIII" 'n
grlp'-'l'yd Wards jewelry store u" ven
: ter street has been closed by Cohs'api
: w, {, Fletcher Rose II. Wells IL co"
hhcn 10 tho house with the grip
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

The week of prayer is being observed
here this wcek.--Martin Sawyer has
been chosen superintendent of the
Methodist sunday school: Mrs. John
Babcock. assistant Mrs. Emma Leav-
lit, secretary and trcasurer.-Mrs.
Mary Thompson and grandson of Shelf
field are visiting in town.---Mrs. Her
bert SpauldinG, who has been quite III.
is recovering.-The O. r, s. played
valley Farm" to full house last
week Wednesday night.-The senior
Mr. Thayer is seriously i'll from the
effects of n Shocks. II. Anderson re-
turned to Manchester, n. II. Thursday.
Henry Narkens has bought the
Henry Scott harness shop which ne
intends to convert into a feed store
and finish a tenement rhead.-The
funeral of Mrs. Laura Anderson was
held Monday at n. II. Kinney's where
she had resided since the death of Mrs.
James Anderson, Jr. The Rev W. f.
Allen officiated. The intermcnt was
in the family lot beside her husband
James Anderson. She leaves two sons
six grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
GREENSBORO.

Mrs. l.. \. Jackson returned Saturday
from a visit in Massachusetts and Con-
nectcut.A daughter was born 10 MI
and Mrs. John Richardson Christmas day
and a daughter to Nh and Mrs. Oscar
Circle Jauary 6.-Thc Ladies Social
Circle held a conundrum supper Mt ~.
S. Babcock Wednesday cvening.-Georgo
Cook is taking few days vacation from
his work at the creamery and is spending
the time in Northampton and Boston,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs Harley Haines ex-
pect 10 go to Manchester, n. H., withia
a few weeks. where th"y have positions
awaiting them as caretakers of suburban
estatc.-D. c. Melvin died Monday of
acute Bright's disease Mr.. Melvin was
born in Undcrhill. IS years ago. moved
to Greensboro with his family Al years
ago and had been prosperous farmer
and foremost citizen. He leaves a wife,
three daughters, MR.. Charles simmons
and Mrs Ned Kaiser of stowe. Mrs
Charles Miller and a son, Frank Melvin
of this town, two brothers and sister
In California. a brother In New YORK, anc
a brother and sister In Cambridge. Inc
funeral services were held at the nome
Wednesday afternoon. the Rev. +. b
Fisk Of Plainfie!d aud the Rev. X. j
Barton of this town officiating.-Mrs
Maggie II. Young was called from -
Johnsbury by the ser Gus illness OF NJ"
father. Thomas Blacf.-Mrs. Clara Kin
ncv is not as well this week.-Mr. an'
Mrs. y. y. Payne are suffering with tn
grip.-Thomas Black and William Bar
are both very ill.-Mrs. Nellie lngaN
has the grip.--Mildrei Harrison Is suffer
ing with tonsiltis.
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MORGAN.

The officers of Seymour Camp Of Wood
men are to be installed Friday as follows:
Consul. T. G. Gilman; advisor, l. H.
Burroughs; banker. c. l.. Burroughs
clerk, II. A. Bartlett: Waterman. c. J.
Goodscll; sentry. Roy Provoncha; man
agcr. J. H. Gilmore; physician. +. A..
Taylor, NJ. n. An oyster supper will De
served-Sevcral serious accidents have
occurred lately. Mathew Whitchill had
his head badly hurt while chopping; Sid
ney Clapper suffered a severe fall while
choppinE, and |. c. Cargill was badly
cut about tho head when his horse tipped
the sleigh over and ran away.-Fred Car
gill has returned to his school in Massa
chusetts.-S. f.. and George Gray are
building a camp on their wood lot and
will do quite a business there this win
ter.-Claud Pcavel has been quite ILL
The snow rollers have been drawn to c.
]. Courscr's shop to be repaired. Their
has been no use for them yet on the
roads-Thc lake is still open, something
that has not happened as late as this 70,
a good many years.-Judge W. S. Rob
bins is administrator of the j. A. Gray
estate with w. y. Bartlett and Mathew
Whitehill. commisioners.-Mrs ]. A. Ora,
is in a very critical condition with can
Ger. Her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Thomas of New York, are VIII
her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
NEWPORT.

lrs. Rose Labreque, Harry Davis and
Charles Lyford were brought before
Judge Cushman in municipal court on the
charge of larceny It appears from the
evidence that Mr.. Mann of Lyndon
vile was in town looking for good
time" and that Davis and Lyford agreed
to grant his desire, During the good
time" he was relieved of his money an"
his good time" ended. After due con-
sdera ton of the case the trio were pouhh
over to county court in bonds OF -"
each which were not furnished ana the
parties will remain in Jail until the Marcn
-m.--The Thcspians presenter D"' W.
Hill's new play diamond Bet AT Ian.
opera house to large audience. INC
company is one which has been playing
TO. IS years and Is made up or ioca' 'a.-
ent.-The young son OF Mr. ana MIS- II,
A. Black fell and punctured the roof OF
his mouth with a penc" which he was
holding in Ills teeth.-Mr and Mrs Ra-
fus G. Flagg were presented with a
purse of gold New Years day'-Mrs' L.
o. Humphrey, who has been visiting he'
| noronts. Mr.. md Mrs. o. III. Rawson re-
turned 10 Burlington Monday,-Ths sol
| lowing officers OF Evening Star Lo"se
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
PROCTOR.

The Rev. r, W, Raymond of Hamilton
y. Y, the new pastor of the Union
Church. began his duties last Sunday
Miss Grace Kell of Boston has returned
after spending the holidays in town with
her parents -Elwin Ward of Poultney
has returned to his work as clerk for the
Vermont Marble company after a long
Illness. Miss Harriet Holmes. a super
visor in the Clark school at Northamp-
ton, Mass. for the deaf, has returned %
her work after spending her vacation in
town.. William Sherlock has returned
TO his work after spending two weeks at
his home IN South Royalton, Abel Bart
lett of Portsmouth, n. H., has returned
to his home after visiting in town for
some time Mortimer Proctor returned
ON Tuesday to his studies at Pottstown,
Pa,-Miss Bertha Goldsmith OF Saranac
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

James w. Davis. who recently died in
New York ANA was buried in this city,
left $500 to Green Mount cemetery for the
care of his lot there. Mr. Davis was
descendant Of Col. Jacob Davis, the first
settler of Montpelier, and was born in
this city
Up to January /. Or. -. c. Barrett, tho
veterinary surgeon, had tested in his dis
trict since April last 2,4oS cows, Of which
l29 were condemned and killed. Or. Bar
rett's district includes Washington coun-
t., Fichmond, stowe Craftsnury ana I'll
more.
At the annual meeting of the First Rap-
fist Church Wednesday Jan. |. Mrs. Ella
Leland was elected clerk; Miss Mertie
Cough, treasurer; George Goodwin, c. G.
Holmes and G. H. Wells. deacons Mrs.
A. y. Iibhard, Mrs. George Goodwin,
Mrs. Ella Leland. Mrs. T.. NJ. Crossett
and Mrs. Alpha Guernsey d"aconess's.
The board of trustees Is made up o.
George Goodwin, G. c, Holmes FREQ no
bar, Ralph Paine. c, e Wells, A, p,
Carr and Charles Mcintosh During the
past wear ssSa9.os has been raised NJ
which 81 On! % has been expended for re-
pairs. This church starts in the new
year with all bills paid
During the year 1907 la6 cases were
heard In Montpelier city court, OF whlch
a. were for first offence of intoNica-
ton IS for a second offence, Is for brea'h
of the peace and tho reminder for var
ious offences.
George W. Pratt. prominent FARMER o'
/ Berlin. who resided on the westerly shor'
of Berlin pond, died suddenly Friday
4. -
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BRADFORD.

Miss Abbic Albee is the now clerk at
the bank.--,Miss Maudc IIiland finished
work in the store of J. Il. Hunt Satur-
day and will 20 to Boston Thursday,
where she will attend the Burdctt Bust
ness Collegc.--Miss Grace NJ. Johnson and
William NJ Gale were married at the
home Of the brides parents in Stafford,
y. H., January /. and now are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gale AT Hotel Low.
Miss blanche Stranahan of Waterbury,
the new primary teacher, is boarding
with Mrs T. T. HcalcY.-Mss Eliza
George is visiting her sister in Johnson,
Everett McDuffce is with his son, T..
r. McDuffcc. at Troy. y. Y.-Miss Nettie
Stride is at Hotel Low as n waitress
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Edwards of Jones'
vile were guests of his brother. Rob-
crt EdWnrds. tho first OF tho Mnek.
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DERBY.

Edward Hastings has gone to hos
pital in Montreal to have an operation
upon one leg.-Miss Bertha Comings
will return to Bates College. lewiston
Me. this weck.-W n. Hopklnsoh
found May flowers budded as is usual
in April. at Christmas. He put bunches
of them In water but they failed 10
bloom-The academy and graded
schools were closed Friday ana the
teachers attended n teachers meeting
at Newport.-W. Il. kilburn ana iam-
ily passed Friday and saturday AT
Stanstcad with friends.-Mr and MIS-
w. v. Hopkinson attended New Year >
reception at the home of Luther Guild
in coventry. given in honor Of the mar
riage of their daughter Marion to Al
lisOn Wright:
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BROWNINGTON.

Walter Hustin has finished work for
Edward Porter.--Roy Cheney will con-
duct another dance ut the town hall next
week Friday eveninE.-Archic Drown is
chopping for Roy Cheney.-Mr. Jefferies
was here last week n the interest of the
Junior Order of United American Mo
chancs. He secured 20 charter members
and is expected back soon to organize a
lodge-Clem Ball has finished work for
Bert Seavey and walter Hustn is to take
his place.-Mrs. I1pha Grow is Ill.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Adurque Boudreau and children
of Schenectady, ". Y. are visiting Mrs.
Eoudreau's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Fortier MIR. ami Mrs. /. W. Horn have
returned from a trip to Hamilton, ont,
anu Detroit, Mich, Miss BESSIE La
France, Mrs. Charles Ladam and Lewis
Wcinle are I'LL. ]. Fortier is on a bust
ness trip to New York uity.-Mr, and Mrs
+. j. Bacon are passing a week in New
Bedford. Mass.--Mrs, a. = Newton died
January at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Paul Field. in Salisbury. where she
had gone to spend the winter. She was
i'll only "A few days. The funeral was held
at her late home Wednesday afternoon,
the Rev. c, b. Carpenter officiating AMI
intermcnt was in Pine Hill cemetery ct
Brandon.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

+. A. Parker has taken big job saw
ing wood for William Buszcll.-Andrew
Fits and Alleh Hall returned to their
schools ct Montpelier and Randolph
Monday.-Mr ana Mrs. II. Guy Fletcher
are to pass the winter with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs II. \. Fletcher.-Mss
Matte Holt visited her sister at Ran
dolph Center over Saturday and Sunday.
a number of friends and nciEhbors
gathered at the home of T.. A. Fits Sat-
urday evening. The winners at cuchre
were Eli Fits and Ernest Royce. Re
freshmcnts were served.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Iotte Wells of Worthwhile visited
Mrs. Albert Phillips Saturday The
"helper" engine coming down Saturday
at about IS minutes of six ran into load
of loCs on the Potterville II. r. crossing,
carrying away the pilot of the engine
and dcrailng the forward trucks. The
horses and driver we're across and were
not hurt. The crossing is near a cut
that Is on n curve and an engine cannot
Nc seen far ahead.--Ncws has been re-
ceived of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Senter. former residents but
now of Los Angeles, Cal.--A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs c. j. Kimball Jan
uary 2--Dr A. J. Valleau moved to Nor
risvilIc rriday.--A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Parker January g.
f. G.. Judd has resumed work at the
railroad station.-Mrs Herbert Moody Is
very ill-Mrs. stephen Pocock v very i'll
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John an.-Thermometcrs reg
istcred 10 below zero Sunday.
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BENSON.

Deputy Rodgers of Poultney Friday
night installed the following officers of
the local Grange; Master, w. S. Bascom:
overscer, G. S. Aiken; lecturer, Haldah
Belden; secretary. L. A. Gibbs; treasurer.
D. Belden; chaplain, DR.. J. b. Mahana;
steward, y. c. Harrison; assistant
steward, Frank Walker; Ceres, Mary
Howard; Pomona. Alice Odell, Flora
Blanche Belden; lady assistant steward,
Dora Walker; gatekecper, H. II. King
Mrs. ]. L. Newton has becn in Rutland
the past week.-The mercury went close
to zero Sunday morning, the coolest day
this winter.-The dance at the town hall
under the auspices Of the Woodmen was
great success. The attendance was
large. many coming from Orwell MI.
and Mrs. Lucius Needham led the grand
march of over 80 couples.
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LOWELL.

Word was received Friday of the acct
dental death by drowning of Howard,
the l5-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
REYNOLDS. formerly of this town, now Of
Aver, Mass.-Mrs. Edgar LaClair and son,
Clarence, returned Saturday from Pasa-
dcna. Cal, whore they went last fall IN
hopes the change of climate would he
beneficial to the latter.-Cards have been
received announcing the marriage Decem-
Der 81 Of Miss Alice slim formerly Of
this town ana Harry Clark, Mrs. Nellie
Brahana has moved into r. II. Adams $
tenement Rodney Abel of Troy taking
possession Of the farm he purchased OF
her-Edgar Barre and son. Isidorc. Of st.
Pie, Que, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Barrc.--F,. ". Lynch was IN Barton
Landing Monday as delegate from Missis-
quot Camp, NJ W. \.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy r. Varnum, who
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
W. Narnum, have returned to Barre
Mrs. l.. \. Page is visiting in Essex
Junction.-Wcek of prayer services are
held every evening at the Second Con-
gregational Church.--The cemetery as
ISOLATION met with the president, Miss
Matte Wilcox, TUESDAY. Ways and means
were discussed for the new fence. II was
decided to give IA dramatic entertainment
in the near future,-Miss Della Green.
who is seriously lie at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Reynolds Is a little better
Snow fell to Il depth Of six inches Tues
day night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Martha Gilbert, who has been visiting
her brother, II. Closson Gilbert. In chi
cago. has returned home.-Presiding Elder
Smithers held the quarterly conference
of tho Methodist Church at the Rev. f.
A. Welss Monday.-Mrs. Harriet Blod-
gctt is passing several weeks with her
son, Charles. at Randolph.-The training
school resumed work Tucsday.-Miss
Nellie NJ. Barker. a former teacher in the
normal school here. visited her aunt, Mrs
Dimick and Mrs. Hayden. last week.
Miss Barker has taught in Brooklyn, N
Y. several years and still holds her posi-
ton thcrc.-'The Young Mems Civic Union
has postponed its entertainment ad-
vertised for Monday evening, TO Satur-
daV evening
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Minnie Longley of Jericho passed
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. ]. Leach
Miss Mary Reynolds returned to Boston
Saturday after two weeks with her moth
err, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds-The G. A. X.
and w. Y. c. met Saturday for instala-
ton Of officers. An oyster dinner was
served.-Mr. L. Linden Is moving into
the house vacated by 8. NJ. Stafford 49,
Miss Reba Gray has been very III the
past week.-The following officers OF the
Christian Endeavor society have been
elected for the ensuing six months:
President, Miss Winnifred Storey; Vice
president Mrs. 8. Nj. Stafford, secretary.
Ralph Bowen treasurer, Rex Gates
organist, II. H. Reynolds assist
ant organst. Miss Ella Stinhour; cor
responding secretary. Mrs f. J. Gates
Miss Ada Clark of Fletcher is the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. J. l.. McClure.-Mr
and Mrs. +. C. Wells entertained large
whist party at their hall Saturday even
ing.-The Rev. Robert Barton Is expected
to preach at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs W. Como o.
Cloverdale were In town Tuesday
Frank Mcclure OF Burlington Is passing
few days In town.--Earl Gates return
ed to West Lebanon, n. H., Wednesday
where he attends a military school. Mrs
Della Jones of Underhill Is passing sew
eral days In town.. Learned has beer
confined TO the house several days b,
illness.-Miss F'lannery OF Lowell. Mass,
Is the guest OF her sister. Miss Mar,
Flannery.--Mrs. N. A. Hawley of Eas
Fairfield is passing a few days In town
Miss Myrtle Whitney has returned t.
her school work at '-airfax,-Aden Erusl
was In Johnson Tuesday.-The new off
GERS OF the Congregational Sunday schoo
are: Super ,tendent. II. II. Cady; as
sistant superintendent, M. Green; secre
tary. Miss Lillian Green; treasurer, Mis-
'Jldah Gray; organist, Ralph Brew
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H. w. ALLEN q co.
Fourteen days more of the
CLEARANCE SALE

And into these fourteen days will be crowd ed a
succession of most remarkable special offerings and
activity which will put into usefulness large quanti-
ties Of fine merchandise representing real
ings impossible to overlook.
1t is time when the finest of things can be had
at even lower cost than is ordinarily asked for the
most inferior kinds
1t is time to test the Stores progressive policies
and the advantages which accrue from them The real
value of its annual clearance sale and the reutan all
giving to Burlington shopping place difficult equal
anywhere.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
ELMORE.

The Stowe Lumber company has just
completed saving out last years stock
of lumber, 100000 fect.--Henry At
kins, who has been very i'll, is able to
be in the store part OF the time. His
wife is no bettcr.-Mrs. Clara Griswold
OF st. Johnsbury Is caring for her sis
ter, Mrs. Alvin Robinson. who is no
bettcr.-There will he an entertain
ment at the village school Friday aft
ernoon.--James Boytcn has returned
from Garfield where he went to see
his mother who Is very H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
EDEN.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Warren December 29rhe case of
State VS.. Belrose of Lowell for drunken
ness was tried Saturday. The jury did
not agree and the case will be tried over
Mrs. Bickford and -. Il. Blake who
have been III. are slowly improving Will
liam Boomhowcr is very ill.--Work is pro-
crossing slowly but surely at the mines
Nav Baker Is gaining in health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-09
H. w. ALLEN q CO.

Lake is the guest OF friends in town
Herbert Burns has returned to Proctor
and is working for tho Vermont Marble
company.-Mrs. f. -. Proctor and dauGh-
ter. Minnie, expect to return TO Wash
ington this week TO spend the winter.
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hill after vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dix Camp-Mr. and Mrs. II. F.
Blodgett went to Rochester to attend the
funeral of his brother, William, who died
Of pneumonia-Dr. Stearns OF South Roy
alton tested Arthur Smiths cows and all
were found sound. r. p. Rford and 10.
u. Camp had their cows tested. one or
MIR. Rifords was con lcmned but Mr..
Camn's we're all sound,
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ster: assistant organist, Miss Della
Briggs: superintendent Of primary room.
Miss Winnfred storey; organist, II. II.
Reynolds superintendent of cradle roll.
Mrs n. G.. Wells.
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Ladies Fine Hosiery 80 Cents.

No forcbe example of the Clearance Sales real
saving could be mentioned very item of Hos
y "onyx other ony-a quantity of very fine
goods selling regularly &c., 75c and high $0o pair
Fine Le thread cotton embroidered black white and col
Plain black including Silk Lse many finest grades of
cotton Coors and white plain embroidered which
be regarded uxres yony 80 per pair
to pay.