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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-30
JERICHO CENTER.

The senior class in the High schoo
have a play in course Of preparat,o1
which they are planning TO- give or
Washingtons birthday February g.
The men OF the parish met Saturday
evening. and appointed committees To ar
range for the annual mems supper and
entertainment, 70 take place the latter
part of February Rev and Mrs :.
II. Barnum entertained the standing
committee of tie church at the parsonage
Tuesday evening After social hour
and supper various matters OF church
business was brought up and considered.
Tho Women's Missionary society held
their monthly meeting with Mrs. Z. p.
Jordan Thursday afternoon.--A "honnet
social will be hold at the parish house.
Friday evening under tho auspices of the
Ladies Aid society.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

The directors Of the Caledonia county
fair have fixed September Is. Is and Il
as the dates for the 1908 fair.-Harry A.
Bartlett. for II years the freight agent
of the Boston e. Maine railroad. has re-
signed to accept position with A. H.
Mcleod & Co., wholesale grain dealers
and milers.-Mr. and Mrs Gilmore 4.
lde and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvln Paddock
left yesterday for Braidentown, Fla,
to spend the rest of the winter.-News
has been received of the death of Julius
a. Morrill, in a Paterson, y. j., hospital.
He was a native Of this town, a gradual
of Amherst College In the class Of 66,
and a member Of the 18th Vermont bat
terry of heavy artillery during the war.
He was a k!nsman Of the late Senator
Morrill, and for many years travelled
through New England in the subscrip-
tion business.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Arthur C. Derby has been appointed
deputy United states mlrsha'-Mr. and
Mrs II. y. Bashaw and Mis- Mary Jane
Armstrong attended the sunday school
institute at East Berk'hire Tuesday
At a meeting of the West berkshire c-n-
etery association held January Is the
following were elected officers for the
ensuing year President, u. f. Weld;
secretary, Charles A. Ewins; treasurer,
W. S. Livingston; collector. T :. Ewns;
sexton, W. $ Livingstone trustees. W s.
HI ks. H. II. Chaffoe. V G Weld Max
Joley has been called home by the H.,
moss OF his father Miss Vinie Gallup,
teacher in the primary department, viii
finish his school and her sister, Mrs.
Green, will take her school
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3RIDPORT.

The ladies' society Of the ConGrega-
tional Church expect to give supper
at tho vcstry the evening of February
2o-The now curtain at Masonic Tan was
presented by Mr. and Mrs w NJ.
GrandeY. Edward Coursey has
been a few days In Addison.-C. Clark
is in poor hoalth.-O. f.. Converse has
returned from Burlington.-Fifty couples
attended the dance at Grange hall-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. 4. Wolcott passed Sunday
i'm February - and "A the
drama. "Willowdale." and two farces,
"Wivos Wanted in Squashville" and ION
Guard" Will he presented at Grange hall.
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LINCOLN.

G. A Draper who went TO M0retown
Sunday, returned Monday.-Sevcnty were
present at the Grange saturday night
when Il We're intiaIcd.-Word was -rc-
ceivrd saturday of the death in Massa-
chusotts of Jacob Wilson. lie leaves one
brother. Robert Wilson OF this place.
who with his daughter Mrs Frank
Moody. went Monday to attend the flu
neral.-Roy Wood of Middlchury was in
town over Sunday.-Miss Vida Ellison of
Starksboro passed Saturday add Sunday
with Miss Luna Danforth.-Thc ladies Of
tie industrial will hold an all days meet
ing with Mrs ". ~ Cove Thursday
There will be an all days meeting of the
Aid society February If the day is
pleasant Mr.. and Mrs, A. T Morgan
visited their son, George Morgan and
family in South Bristol Saturday.
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Jesse Dwire of Fitchburg, Mass, liz VISIT
ing his mother, Nh Josephine Dwire.
During the year ending January 1 the
creamery made 800, 6s5 pounds Of butter
one cent and eight mills per pound.-The
ladies' OF the o. Il. S. will serve supper
Friday evening In the town hall after
which TN" Burlington high school musical
CLUB assisted by Miss Leah Appleton De
merritt, elocutionist will give a concert
Jessie Dwire is at home from Fitch
burg, Mass.-Miss Bertha Adams has re-
turned to Essex Junction from her visit
at q, ID. Boynton s.--Mrs Alexander
Miner IL very III with blood poisoning
j. NJ. Cassidy. who has been very low
with typhoid pneumonia, Is little better.
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hrs. Alberta b. Beach has returned


fro." 81 live Nccns' visit with her son,
Harry. in Minneapolis MINI. She ex-
poets to return there in the spring to
reside.
Saturday afternoon the pupils Of Mrs
A. r. Arkey will hold a recital at her
home. after which she will entertain
them at tea.
Mrs Sarah Wells who has been with
Mrs Levenway and Mrs. Partlow for
some time, has returned to her home in
Milton.
Mrs Terwclnger, who h been a
guest Of Mrs r. L. Bowman. has re-
turned to Shoreham
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davidson OBJ
served the 45th anniversary Of their mar
rage Yesterday by passing the day with
their daughter. Mrs. Ancy Browncl. in
burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson have
resided in this town for A. years
The j. F.. Hunt real estate agency has
sold the Luther Dckerson farm IN Cam.
bridge to Hiram C. Rogue of Enoshurgh
Falls, who will take possession at once
consideration. 5000.
Miss Mary Hobart, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs j. f Hobart. Is i'll.
j. f. Hunt, on his recent visit to
Athol Mass found mis- father, i.leazar
Hunt. who will he 20 years old April 10.
in excellent health and fine spirits He
also visited his daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Martin in Havcrhiu Mass. Mr. Hunt
has sold his fine mare to Superintendent
Lowell Of the state prison. Windsor, for
500 and has just returned from Bethel
with q kentucky bred horse.
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HUNTINGTON.

The King Daughters were enter
tanned by Mrs p. II. Sweet Wednesday,
Jerry Phillips is as comfortable as can
ne expected -.Iisses Ruth and Dorothy
Scohcld are Ill with the erip.-Mrs Jessie
Norton mas returned from Burlington
MIS- Ross and son, j. ]. Ross, are at
home for few days.
MI and Mrs. Charles Barnes of Shore
nam were guests Of her parents MT ana
MIS- Leroy scofold, Saturday ana sun
day'-W e. spraguc had the misfortune
to hurt one leg badly vshii> hauling laaa
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. clifford Terrlll have gone
10 Detroit Mich, Mrs. Terrills former
home A. J. Cavanaugh, J. " and Mrs
Brcen were In Burlington Tuesday to at
tend the funeral Of their cousin. the late
+. A. Mccartney who was killed by tho
cars in West Nirginia.-The Misses Gar
land of Burlington have been visit.nl
their sister Mrs. J.. n. Brush.-Most o.
the town schools close the winter torn
this week Friday-The K.oe's Daughter
held thei, last meeting at the home
Mrs Jackson
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. l.. T. Herrick is seriously i'll
Mrs c. L. Sanderson is recovering from
the grip.-Mrs. 5. A. Costello has re-
turned from Milton Boro.
Mrs. Emma Kay of Brooklyn and Mrs.
Sarah Brown of Chicago were called
here by the illness of their mother Mrs
Herrick, whose funeral was held yester-
day afternoon at one o'clock.-Woodlawn
Grange held it's annual installation OF
officers and oysters supper Saturday.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann and daugh-
ter were guests of Mr. no Mrs. l.. c.
Fowler the past week.-Scott Terril of
Worcester, Mass, is spending a faY
days with his mother. Mrs. Ida Terril -
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Church met with Miss Lucy Rlwson
Wcdnesday.-Th Homeland Circle will
meet Thursday afternoon At the Congre-
gational Church parlors to work on the
furnishings for the memorial room at
Grand View, Tenn. This room in the
new school building is a memorial for
Mrs Harriet Newell Whitcomb, who was
very active in both home and foreign
missionary work. Tea will be served, to
which all are cordial iivi ed
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BOLTON.

Miss Martha Eddy closed successful
term of school in district No las, Fri
day Those who had no absent marks
during the term were Florence Tcachout.
Fred Jewett, Edgar Jewctt and Guy
Backus.-A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Preston last Monday
Sidney Sabins. who is Ill with the grip
at the state hospital in Waterbury, Is re-
ported better.-AmOng those who are sick
In town are G. s. Brush, Mrs. Wallace
Howe. Mrs. A. @. Stevens and several
employees of Wards camp.
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JERICHO.

small strike occurred in the village
Saturday. Chase & Son took the con-
tract to fill the ice houses of the cream
cries at the Center and on lie liver,
and while drawing ice % the Center,
three loads of 80 cakes each was con-
sideied days work. When the Lee
river Job was begun the teams were re-
auested to make four trips and draw ~
cakes or quit work The Lee river
creamery is about y miles nearer than
the other creamery. The six teams draw
ing Ice all quit work. Between loo and
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Richard Baco' has gone to Ell
more on u visit. Henry a. Tease of Bur
lington passed Sunday and Monday with
his parents.-Eugene Craven of Mont
peiler Is visiting his sister, Mrs Fred
Bacon.-S. L. Tomlnson and G. A.
Pease were in Huntington Tuesday
Miss Ada Brock is visiting in Essex this
wcok.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Gregory and
Mr. and Mrs. y. Hall Of Lake Placid,
n. V, are visiting i'm town.
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ESTATE OF JULIA 4. STONE, BUR
IJNGTON

We, the subscribers. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners to- receive, examine and
adiu7t the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Julia
y, stone. late of Burlington, in said
district deceased. and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day OF
the date hereof being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do there.
fore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the office Of Elihu b. TAFT
IN the Court House, in Burlington, IN
June, next. at 10 o'clock A. IN. of said
day.
Da; this 27th day Of January. 1905
EL1lill Il, TAFT,
I. :. PECK.
3l,W3t Commissioners
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from First Pnge)

Horace Elmer; sunday school, Mrs. T..
T.. Sumner. Mrs. Fred Durant, Mrs. A.
A. Boardman; temperance, M, and Mrs.
w. W. Turner; education II. c. Board
man. T.. f. sumner; church records. A.
A. Boardman; parsonage and furniture.
Mrs O. Olmstcd: church music, Mrs +.
Brown, Miss j. Turner, Mrs. f. Bidwel.
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MONKTON.

u. T.. Mech is III with the grip.-Ralph
Pilon has returned from few days in
Middlcbury. -Mr. and Mrs. James Dona-
hue of Ncrgenncs was guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Donahuc SuudaN.-Mrs. J.
f.. Tadd Is In Burlington for few
days stay.-D T.. McEutcc was in Ncr-
gcnuos Monday Mrs y. G. Gag" is
visiting IN bristol
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A w O r D

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a word, each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance
required. No advertisement taken
wnlch is less than twelve words, two
lines. Special terms TO advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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NOTICE.

! horch give notice that my wife, Mrs.
Frank Devoid, has left my he'd and
board without Just cause or prOVocation.
I forbid all persons from larboring or
trusting her on my account as ! will pay
no bills Of her contracting from this date.
FRANK DEVOID.
North Ferrlsburgh. VI, Jan. II, 1908,
90 w3t
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
nelp or TO sell farm should use
this column. Nearly G,ooo copies OF
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many poseihle BUYERS Swift
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WANTED.

FARM WANTED on SHARES by ex-
porioncod farmer with three Srown-up
boys. references furnished. Farmer"
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Good pieces. though small of discard
cd robes or coats woll furred will do.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mrs. f. NJ. Davis and daughter, Mrs.
Homer Crown are confined to the house
by Illness.
Mrs. Leon Slblcy is confined to the
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Two UDd0ub|ed Facts

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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-14
OUTLOOK IN THE
CAVE CRtEk DISTRICT
Phoenix Mine To Run Twenty-four
Hours Daily From Nov Or.

G. f. Coerner vas down from Cave
creek the past week and reports the
outlook for that district as good. The
Phoenix mine is working a force of
IS men and running so stamps l.
hours each and at this rate will han
die .160 tons Of ore per day.
Goerner and Iockhart who are
leesees Of the mine are receiving a
carload Of coal every week, which is
being hauled from Phoenix to the
mine. They are contemplating a
change IN the power but not yet def
initely decided just what the new pow
er viii be. They have a mechanical
engineer en- route from Great Falls,
Montana, who viii rive the mill a
complete overhauling and figure on
the installation OF a new power ma
chinerv.
The leesees are pleased with the
outlook and expect to make some
money out Of the great mass Of low
grade ores that have always been neg
lected b. former operators of the
Phoenix mine. The property has
heretofore been -gouged for the rich
strealls alore ard man. thousands of
tons Of low grade material neglected
These ores are now being
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-14
HENRY LAWSON FLOATS
ON THE OUTWARD TIDE
He Makes a Solemn Promise Never to
Drift Toward Phoenix Again.

Henry Lawson, part negro and part
Cherokee, who is very frequently be-
fore the minor courts, was before Jus
tice tombstone again yesterday on the
old charge of licking Loretta Garcia.
That is not her name now for she is
the wife of a colored barber, but that
was formerly her name. She had for
a long time lived with Lawson. He
used TO chastise her then and he has
frequently done so since she was mar
ried
She called at the office of Justice
tombstone yesterday and said that
Lawson had beaten her again because
she would not marry him. The beat
ing was more firece than usual and
she wanted to show the court where all
she was black and blue but his mod
esty forbade There were enough
marks about her face for the ground
work for a warrant and Lawson was
brought in. He Immediately began
pleading for mercy. He said that he
had no money to pay a fine and he
did not want TO go to Jail in such
weather. If the court would let him
go, within three hours he would be
out Of town never to return. He would
never bother the woman again. He
was sick and tired of her
The court took him at his word and
caused a sentence of twenty-five days
in the county Jail in lieu of a $25 fine
to be entered but the execution of it
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-14
GLENDALE GOSSIP.

Glendale, June 13.-(Special Cores
pondence of The Republican, One of
the S. F., P. & p work trains and car
penters are here erecting two packing
houses for the purpose of packing can
taloupes and melons in the future. on
Thursday afternoon bout o'clock one
of the bunk or sleeping cars of the
work train caught fire in some I'M
known manner, and was burned to the
ground. Some clothing, bedding and
valuable papers and money were de-
stroyed.
The Benevolent Society of Peoria
will give an ice cream social at the
home Of H. F. Bartlett on next Friday
evening, June 10. All are cordially in
vited to come and bring their friends
and good time is assured. The young
folks of Glendale are planning for a
hay rack ride to it
R. Prosper Coronado of Glendale
and Miss Fortuna Maldonado of Phoe-
nix will be married in Phoenix on the
30th of this month. After the wedding
they will come to Glendale and cele-
brate by giving a dance in the Sonora
dance hall.
The social given by the Ladies' Aid
at the residence Of Mr. Lehman last
Friday evening was we'll attended and
everybody had a fine time. Mrs. Grant
gave some very interesting rosetta
lions. Ice cream, sherbets, cake and
punch were on sale. Some good music
and games were played util about u
larks.
Some more land changed land the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-14
CARTWRIGHT COMMUNITY.

Cartwright, June Especial cor
respondence of The Republican,
Quite a large number of our people
went to the picnic at Granite Reef.
William Mann is still cutie sick,
though he is slowly improving
The circulating library at Chas-
Roots has been changed and all books
are new. Those wanting something to
read can get It there. Books are
changed every three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glassbrenner went
across the river to the ostrich farm
last Thursday.
The Ladies Home Mission met with
Mrs. Ralph Root last Thursday. There
was large per cent of the members
present.
John Price came back Tuesday from
Texas where he went two weeks be-
fore. He reported that part of the
country where he visited almost ruin
ed by floods
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NEWS OF ScoTTSDALE.

Scottsdale, June 12.-(Special Cor
respondence of The Republican,
Chaplain Scott is preparing to build
large hay-shed to store his hay
crop after it is baled. He is also
building a tank tower for a, large
tank which will complete his pump
ing plant for stock and house pur-
poses.
Miss Roesch, who spent the winter
with the SCOTS, left. for her home in
Ohio, Tuesday of last week.
NJ Hayden left Tuesday morning
of last week over the Santa Fe with
Henry Ware, who is shipping some
beef cattle to Kansas City. Mr.. Hay
den will visit his mother and the
old home friends at Montgomery
Mo-, before returning.
S. T. Frazier is having a colt
broke that is a beauty and will make
some one a nice driving mare some
day.
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Hayden bought
another bunch of 100 steers from
some parties near Florence. They
have over 300 head of steers on pas
ture here now.
Mr.. Brown has charge of the chap
lain's binder. cutting the big oats.
Mr.. Caldwell, who is driving the
binder a part of the time, says it
puts him in mind of cutting hazel
brush.
Francis Frazier has accepted a po-
sition as foreman of Mrs. Wilson's
orange grove and will leave us the
first of the week. We hope our COM
munity has not lost Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier's presence for good. They
have lived among us a long time
and have many friends here.
The Georges left Thursday evening
for Pine, Arizona, where they will
join Mr.. George and Miss Ruth for a
summers outing. They went by rig
overland.
Mr.. Stickles has charge of their
place while they are away. He is
doing some gardening and is meet
ing with success so far. He planted
so cents worth of Irish potatoes and
has just harvested about $14 worth
of new potatoes. He has about 1,SOO
sweet potato plants set out that seem
TO be stadning our dry SPELL well.
The hour for Sunday school has
been changed from p. m. to 10
a. m. 1t is too hot in the afternoon
for services.
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Hayden have
lost six head of their steers. The
cattle left the pasture and no trace
can be found of them.
Little George Thomas is suffering
as a result of misplaced confidence.
That is, he trusted a burro to carry
him around a little while and the
burro pitched him off, breaking his
arm. However, he is doing nicely
and we wish him better luck.
Your correspondent and family
have just returned from a trip to
Roosevelt to see the big dam. We
consider it the trip of a lifetime.
V. A. V.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-14

past week. The forty acre ranch OF
Mrs. Fitch, which is one mile south OF
Glendale was sold. The price and
purchaser were not learned.
c. L. Erickson and V. E. Messenger
were business visitors in Phoenix yes
terday
Mrs. A. Sanders, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. j. e. Pothast
at Cedar Glade, Ariz., is expected home
Sunday morning.
Mr. Sanichas of Phoenix has finish
ed packing his crop of apricots. His
help, Hazel and Olive, will be missed
here by some of us.
The Glendale Beat Eaters have been
out practicing and limbering up their
arms all week. They claim they will
eat up the Congress nine today. Tom
Parish, Ernest Lyle, Ray Stauffer will
be in the line up today. With this
team they should win.
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