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AN ENGINEERS SPARROW.
Has FondneSs for Railroad Men-Queei
Nesting Place.

nesting Flace.
Jim is the name Of sparrow which is
the pet Of the engine drivers and fremen
at one end Of the railway centers in the
north of Scotland.
He was Matched within the noisy pre-
cincts Of a busy locomotive stable, but
falling out of the nest before being fully
fledged was placed in cage and tender
ly cared for in the railway office. On
the third day he began TO be friendly,
and in very short time was flying all
over the room, and even allowed himself
TO be petted
In fact. he quickly became so tame
that one day when his owner (the local
railway engineer) was writing he flew
onto his hand and quietly fell asleep,
and when about six months old began to
accompany him on his daily rounds
among the engines in the yard, perched
jauntilS on his shoulder, or hopping con-
tentedly by his side.
he chooses very queer places for his
nests, the oldest and most awkward so
far being the inside breast coat pocket
Of bis owner, whom he would follow
wherever he went, stufling the selected
pocket with miscellaneous nesting mate
rial. Jim is now six years old.-Animals'
Friend.
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Tramp with Manicure Set.

A real aristocratic tramp honored
Twenty-fourth district police st |
with his presence last night. 4
Joseph Gregor of Russia applied n
nights lodging Though his clothing
sadly out of repair, Gregor looked
though be was not stranger to
and water, aud he sGid he had seen
ter days. His fastidious tastes 1
shown in the property taken from
clothing. 1t included n manicure Sc
rozgr. two cakes Of toilet soap. a mir
a shaying paper. a lead pencil and
Of PAPER. The two last-named arti
Gregor said he emplGyed in taking
seryations Of his travels through Al
lea. He had also a 500 bill In his
session, but it was Of the stage vari
Gregor, who is about forty years old,
been working on farms around Bri
burg, but he got out Of employment
was obliged to appeal for shelter.
police accommodated hinl.-PhiladeIl
Record
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A Greek Revival.

=, weht to see ihe revival of one of the
pays o. ~ old Greek author who lived
Sueh dreadfully long time ago"
Dfd yoa enjoy it?"
Ever SO much. 1t was awfully quaint
all the gowns and sandals were very be-
sViIihg. And | am sure / never heard
such .f-, stately language"
" no was the authorY'
Dealer. A''N' 0ieNei'1nu ram
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thought | never would be better until
began using Doans Kidney Pills. The
improvement was rapid and since using
four boxes | am cured and have never
had any return OF the trouble"
Sold by all dealers so cents box.
Foster-Milburn CO.. Buffalo. N. Y.
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The United States produces the
greatest amount Of cotton. but speaking
generaliy il is not Of the best grade. The
gv-amp lands Of Louisiana. when re-
deemed win be capable Of growing the
best quality Of cotton and in sufficient
,uautity 70 duplicate the long staple
cotton crop of the world.
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bnck was sc agonizlng
| ilpally had TO give
up work. Then came
terrible attacks OF
gravel with acute pain
and passages OF blood.
In MI | passed -
stones, some as large
as a bean. Nine years
OF this ran me dowt
to n state OF continue
w eakn ess and
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Back Negro Doh FACTORY.

At the meeting of the Colored National
Baptist association, composed of negro
leaders from ell parts of the world, In
session at Lexington, Ky, the following
resolution was passed:
Whereas, Our publishing board at
Nashville. Tenn. uuder the MANAGEMENT
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Granted.

tba, o14tlclan-You said in your last issue
.uSt l wasn't fit to sleep with the hogs.
gpelt sou to retraet it.
nav ''i;, Tor well. Jimmy, put in our
Win ,3Isue that Mr.. Smith is ft to sleep
az me hogs. Cornell Widow.
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Effect OF Yellow Pres.

John Bull, from being phlegmatic and
imperturbable, is rapidly being fright.
ened into being a hdgety. irritable old
gentleman, all nerves and panics, and
for this he has 10 thank the yellow press.
East Anglican Daily Press.
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why does she have 50 many rings p
because she is the belle of the sea
son. Town Topics.
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MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for
Children teething; Eoftens the gums, reduces in
Illumination. allays pain, cures wind cole. %
cents a bottle.
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AWFUL GRAVEL ATTACKS.

cured by Doan's Kidney pliIs After
Years of Suffering.
f. A. Rippy. Depot Ave, Gallatln,
Tenn, says: Fifteen years ago kidney
disease attacked me. The pain In my
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-10-02

This woman says Lydia E.
saved her life. Read her letter.
Mrs. T. G. Willadsen, of Manning.
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pmkham:
al can truly say that Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and cannot express my gratitude
to you in words. For years l suffered
with the worst forms of female COM
plants, continually doctoring and
spending lots of money for medicine
without help. | wrote you for advice,
followed it as directed, and took Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for you / should have
been in my grave to-day. / wish every
suffering woman would try It." y
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
: For thirty years Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousandso of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, or nervous prostitution.
Why don't you try 1t ?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES

o,s M % Ha
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They ss y sa water better man ssy other dye dive
2OJTROE DRUG CO., Quincy, TlIisols
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
.Continucd from Tad rngc)

Tor burinl-Thc annual roll call Of
the Baptist Cnurch will be held We'd
rcsday evening. January G.-Miss
Helen Baker has gone to Chicago to
visit Mrs George Scars.-Mr. and Mrs.
Syndor and daughter of Boston are visit
ing relatives herc.-John and Kari Mar
tin of Boston and Miss Leila Martin Of
Claremort. n. H., are visiting at their
homo here.--M7. aud Mrs. a. Il, Masse
of Grand Iigne. que, are visiting Mrs.
Masses parents. the Rev. and Mrs, W.
G. Scofeld.-A watch night service will
he held in the Methodist church this
evening.
joseph Tatro. aged 80 years, was found
dead I'm bed Monday morning at the
homo Of his brother. Charles Tatru, who
lives In the east part Of town. Death
was probably due to heart failure. Mr..
Tatro Is survived hy one son. Ernest. Of
Whlteheld, Mass, his mother, Mrs
Charles Tatro, three brothers and three
sisters. The funeral was held at ten
O'Clock yesterday. the Rev. w. O.
Scofield oniciatlng.-E. VI. Goddard OF
Montreal, Miss ora Goddard of East
Farnham, Que. Mrs. s. A. Johnson OF
New Brunswick. Me. and Mrs. u. Is.
Gilbert of Durham. que, was here Tues
dev to attend the funeral uf Moses
Goddard.-The Richford Ice company
has begun harvesting ice ON the mill
pond-Mrs Nellie Royston OF West
Derby Is visiting here.
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ENOSBUPGH

The cantata given by the ConErega-
ltlonal Sunday school Thursday cVcn-
ing was well rendered and largely at
nded.-School No. II taught by Miss
Ruth Wright closed Friday with "a
literary entertainment ANA tree with
presents to the pupils from the tea"h-
er-school No S. Miss Alberta orr
teacher, also had literary cycrcist amt
trec.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. R'Wirg-
ton Of New York city were called 10
sheldon Thursday by the critical III
ness of W. ]. Remington, his fathcr.--
Mrs. Thercsq Wright IS passing some
time with hor daughter Mrs H. p,
Hopkins. -Emcrson lIoycr of Norwich
university is passing tho holidays ct
his unclc's, Lyman Gtlbort.-Nrs Me
Namara is Ill at the homo of hoy
ncphew, Harry kidder of maple
Grange" Tyler Branch Grange has
elected the following officers: Master.
J *. Montague: ovcrsoer. =. T.. croft;
lecturer. G. T. Durlcson; steward, O.
W. Rounds, assistant steward. II. u.
levitt; secretary, Frank KouAcld;
Treasurer. \. j. woodward, Ceres. Airs.
II. r. Montague; Pomona, Mrs. c. =,
! Burlcson: lady assistant steward. Mrs.
I NJ =.
ley; gate keeper Albert Page. 1t was
voted to hold 4 public installation of
officers Tuesday evening, January -
followed by n banquet r. W. Spioor
VIII be tonstmaster and District Dep.
Iuty II. Il. Olinstcad Of Franklin, In
stallng oficcr. This has been tho
Imost prosperous year Of the Grange
since It was organized four years aga
by ex-Gov. e. J. Bell
q. r. Remington returucl to New
York Monday, Mrs. R.iuiue Oh win stay
n few days with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Wright.-F. ", wright wa.
IN bakersfield Monday. Airs McNomar,
e. better Orrin Reed y doing nicely
Mr. and Mrs, j NJ wright ana Mi
and Mrs. Il. ShangreW Of Montgomery
passed. Tuesday at Gardner Whitcomb's
Margaret daughter Of Daniel Wood
ward IS i'll with tousiliis ana iaundico
Charles Manley Of rougukccpsie. y
Y, is passing the holidays IN town.
Mrs j. D. Wright badly strained th'
llgamcnts OF her ankle Sunday.
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= H. w. ALLEN 81 co..

some days with her aunt Mrs ]. r.
Ke,sev.-urs p + smith returned Mon
jaw after - Wool, =. rar former home in
Iittloton -A,drouy r,,,,.,r and d,u-htor
returned ia raironll 1f,rl,v -r,,rtv-six
inrhas of sro,c .bsve c,uao nor, during
tho month of Dace,,ber charles Draper
ia visltire. lie daucp,or p, p,kors0cld
,rd rotran,1 NJ ~ollt, v.,,.. rotprrad
70 how snloo, ,yo,.,, j., fio,or,.,I Mass
Monday Mic Lama r,,l.r &c passing
several ,Iovs In - i,rrs5,iry.- II.
,,-,oa,., 80 p,,.,tv,-. b, eliza guas, of
Itarold r,iera, r,lyo c,oro. NJ Pow
.rs ro,,,rrnd :, ,V~o1.+o,l whore io rs
CONDUCTING cn,,rt Monda, Miss Maud
1,.,lo.t 80 ,uIs,or No. and Mrs T..
Y Adams ~ I,tobrald Me. who have
,.isit.d treir sister ,1rs r. Keith.
,ri bro,ho, l. II pa-tctt went to
postor Monday
Tbo ,.oun- ladioe' tn'l TUESDAY night
was proat succcss. About 20 were
nraaent Tho rocontior committee was
connnsed Of Misses Klttlc Boynton.
Hl,rcho pack Norcuerita Slocum.
Louisa s,ocur, ", Nues Eureull PIN
rov Villa r-uis MIA Ellis and Nan
won,hoN and two ,otroncsscs were Mrs
II q Fisk Mrs Georgia NJ. Powers.
>,rs . II Slo,oro Ms 4 A. Niles.
v.,i.tior.s orcbos,r, -, Noutrelior fur
r,sb.d rnuslc Word vo. received Tues
dov 80 tho aeotL 4, FIN, St4to hosnital M
Waterbury, cr Nre p q Gilbert. q for
rnor resident Misc Anna Keenan, has
r.,urpod from st Albans.-Mrs. l.. q,
Terrnl Of Jor,cho il visiting her son
lyu,s Torr,,i NJ Ms N1yra Stiless -
NI,ss Marta, SIovto, ,,os I'm Uydc Parl,
Tuesday ,hA ,,,cst NJ Mrs c. :. Page
era Mr., / n ra,yre prlo Croweil re-
na,ns about tro .,,,a with no improve.
man, In h,s co,d,tio, NV and Mrs. T.
I n roslvn vbo bovo rur the Jefferson
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WOLCOTT.

Charles Dimmick Of parville was a
guest Of his sisters, Mrs. ELIAS and
Austin Albee, through the holiday sea
scn.-Mr. and Mrs Hiram Cleveland
and daughter OF Laoonia, y. H.. are
visiting in town.-Mrs Maria Mudgott
has closed her house and gone to Bur
Iington 20 pass the winter with Miss
Minnie Pickering. Walter r. Foss re-
turned to his home In Campton. y. H.,
Monday and Tuesday night took
steamer At Boston for Georgia where
he will spend the winter.--O. j Put
nam is iN.-,Terry Golden, who was
struck in the sido Of the head by =
lever in Morses mill about 10 days
ago. is very low from blood poisoning.
NJ hopes is entertained ~ his recov-
ery-A. \. Whiting has returned homo
from a several weeks visit in Cam
bridge Mass, with his daughter Mrs,
Benson Van Nliet and his son Birnoy.
-Drs A. J. Valleau and W. ". John
stone Of Norrisv!lle assisted by tho
local physician removed part Of tn"
foot OF Joseph Gcress, who was acct
dentnlly shot In :he leg while deer
hunting. The patient is low but hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
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BUCK HOLLOW.

Mrs Mnria King died sunday after an
illness Of cow wears at the home OF her
daurhtcr Nra. ". II. Rood. She was tho
daughter of Jonathan ana Bctsey Wells
ana tho last OF a large family OF child
rem. she was born In Fletcher, May ~,
'S25. and resided there most of her lifo.
She had three children by her first hus-
banC. Dewey Nichols, ono son and two
daughters Mrs. Rood Is the only ono
that survives her. She leaves eight
grandchildren ana nine great Erandchid-
ron. Thc funeral was held at her late
home wednesday at eleven o'clock, the
Roy !. G. Curricr officiating. Tho hear
ors were four erandsons. Dudley u.
Rood. Ralph st Buck. william A
Wheeler and Asa r. wilkins, md burial
,,.oe ip t,tDrhn1pNillc.
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nCRRISVILLE

states Attorney " T. Maurice was
called TO Eden Thursday on the case Of
Clarence Shctu,y. who was under arrest
sor the burglary Of tho house of 7. A
Lockwood July T. Shoney vas held to
wait the action of the grand jury and
r'accd uudor sl."o bonds
Mr. and Mrs Frank Z. Robinson and
daughter Miss Annie Robinson, Of Bur
inston are guests Of Nj. and Mrs T.. $.
Robinson. Charles Mcfarland was a
visitor in Cambridge and Ro!videre sat
urday.-E. c. kinney was IN Greensboro
Saturday Mr. ana Mrs. ]. a. Bundy
were In Pakersncld with her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs J, a. Barns. over Sunday.-t.
A. Gle has gone to Chicago TO visit his
daughter Miss Alice Gllc.-Miss Gladys
Davis Is passing the holiday vacation
with her sister, Mrs, +. a Butierheld.
IN St Johnshury Miss Mable purkoc
wont to white Rivcr Junction Friday u
visit her aunt. Mrs L. L. Wodgett,-
Mla H. w. Smith IA seriously i'll from
an attack of rheuma tism AT the con-
croGntional parsonage Thursday evening
tho marriage was solemuizod Of Gardner
G. Grecnough and Miss Eta Il Draper
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CharleS e.
DraDcr, the Rev. G. g. 81. Glare officia-
inC. Friday evening the parents Of tho
bride gave Christmas dinner In honor
Of the newly welded couple. Mr. and
Mrs. Greenough will reside for the pres
ont with the brides parents MI ana
Mrs II. ~ Baldwin OF Wells River
were guests Saturday OF Mr.. ana Mrs
George Hrown.--Orlo =. CroWen il very
III with pneumonia. Mrs Mary Atwood
was in stowe Saturday.
pr. and Mrs. Walter Bridge of Boston
ARE visiting his parents. MI and Mrs q
4. Rrldgc.-Mlss Myrtle Macomber Is a
ouest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rivers
Miss Puma Darling, who has passed n
weeks In Burlington with her sister
Mrs. Y. A. woodbury. has returned home
Mr. and Mrs Seth Bovat and son OF
Fairfield. who have visited Mr., and Mrs
Frank Raymond returned home Mon
day.-Joseph and Frank Barrett We're III
rlet cher Monday TO attend the funeral
Of their aunt. Mrs Nelson Farnin Mrs
A. L. Boyce OF St Johnsbury Is passing
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE La MOTTE

Mrs. p. A. Laduc of Alhurgh Is visit
ing In town Miss Rose l@Romhard
was home from BURLINGTON few days
ls=t wock.-Mrs Fred Rata Is very ill
Nries J. Longfcld was home from Platts-
brrrb for Christmas.-M Miss Jennie Hurst
of Rcllowa Falls spent christmas Mt
ho,7c.-NIss Sara SAKE of ChazN spent
n few dnya IN town last w"ek'-f'dWard
puba was home from Manrhest'r n
H.. for Christmas MISS Nod'' 'aiN'r
* homo from burlington. Miss Dorothy
t1i,i ,s home from burlington during tho
bolidove-Mr. Swoop OF Fort Ethan
Alien was the guest Of Miss Dorothy
tIiu Christmas ana over Sundny.-A, H.
uclcomh is spending the holidays In
burlington Christmas exercises
ot tho Methodist Church wcrs very
succcssful Mrs. a. II. Hin has gone tc
Now york for two weeks,
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Tho Christmas program by the child
ron at the Congregational Church Thurs
day evening drew large and spprecia-
tive audlenCe-W. c. Wescom OF Ed
munds. y. r., ls called here by the i'll
ness of his father, Joseph Wescom
Mrs. WET mother Of Almon Balch.
died Friday as the result Of a fall SUI
stained several weeks ago. Up to that
time she had enjoyed remarkably good
health despite her % years. Miss Ruth
Parker has gone TO her home n Gilmore.
Mrs. Leon Page OF stowe Is visiting
her brother, D 8. McAllster.-Mrs. Z.
A. Buxton died Saturday at the home ~
her daughter Mrs p r. blake Of Eden.
Mrs Emma Bailey. who has been at
tho Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
returned home Monday evening.
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SWhNTON CENTER.

Miss Maynic Pickle who underwent an
operation at the st. Adams hospital, is
convnlescinr at the home or her cousin
Mrs. j. r. CGilln.--School IN district No
10 will reopen Monday.-M Misses Cora and
Bertha Hazard have secured positions IN
Rethol-Nrss Nellie Catlin has returned
from a visit with her cousin, Mrs. Alfred
Truax OF shelburue. - Miss Jessie Rcard
of White river Junction visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Ricard, ovci
Christioas-A daughter, Marjorie Whit
ncy. was born December 81 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank H. Wilder of the Jackson dis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31

spending the holidays In Townshcnd--C.
ID. Currier ana daughters spent Christ
mas in St Albans.--Ic In the river Is
about IL inches thick ana village people
are filing their ice houees-Thc Christ
mas tree exercises at both churches were
we'll atten1cd,-lt Is reported that there
have been seven bids for the stage route
from Fairfax to Georgia Depot. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Keenan, arc spending Christ
mas with Mrs Bcemans parents, Mr..
md Mrs irwin Chase Of Brandon-Mrs.
Ella Martin Is spending some time in
tnderhil.--Mrs, Edward Learned spent
several days last week with her daugh-
tor. Mrs Perry OF Watcrvillc.
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ST. ALBANS.

Arthur Allard OF Elm street, aged 30
years died Mt the st. Adams hospital
Friday of typhoid pneumonia after
u three weeks illness. He is survived
by a wife and two children. Mr.. Allard
was member Of the st. Jean the Zap
tistc society and OF the Catholic order
of Foresters, The funeral was held
at the Holy Angels church Monday
There was quiet wedding at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur c. COL
Inns of Lower Weldon street at $3.50
o'clock Saturday morning when their
daughter, Miss Sadie Collins, was mar
ried to W II. Cummings Of st. Adams
town The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Ralph i. Lowe, pastor of the
Methodist Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
rnngs left on a brief wedding trip after
witch they will make their homo here.
Ice cutting has begun at the bay ana n
fne quality. about 10 inches thick, is
being harvested.
Another move has been made in the
bankruptcy case Of L. +. Harrington in
on endeavor to uncover personal holdings
Of the bankrupt. An Injunction issued by
Referee II. Charles Royce on motion or
John Kearney trustee, was served Mon
day Ivy Deputy L. :. Marshal Thomas
Reeves on J. NJ. Mareau of Boston {. Z,
Young of Burlington and his attorney
Max L. Powell restraining them from
disposlng Of the stock of the Barre Shoe
company of Barre, valued At $1,000. The
etock of the Barre shoe company is in
tho name of Mr. Marcau ana IT is claimed
that tho bankrupt owns a third equity.
Tho serving Of the Injunction brought
1liclt results. for Tuesday Mr.. Mareau
offered MI Kearncy $3.50 for the Far
rlngton interest. Mr.. Mareau has ten
DAYS In which to settle.
The death of Mrs. Minnie tWoodworth)
Barlow. wife of Roland II. Barlow or
Sawyer street. occurred ut the st Al
bans hospital Yesterday morning after a
three weeks illness of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Barlow. who was Al years Old is
survived hv her husband and eight
Young children tho youngest being only
five months old The funeral viii be heli
at st. ruke'a Episcopal Church at five
o'clock IN the afternoon Of New Your
0ev. md tho remains will he taken sat
ur1ay morning to Bakorsheld for inter-
ment
The wedding ~ Miss Mary Day and
Oliver John Turner were united in mar
rage December IS by the Rev. j. 5.
Brown, pastor Of the Baptist Church
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pcesed a weel; IN Boston, arrived home
Tuesday.-A1iss Althea Reynolds, VINO
PASSED CEristmas vacation with .ar
PARENTS, Captain ana Mrs Frank Ecn-
field, has returned TO i}oston.-Mrs. H..
r Baldwin returned to Wells River
Tuesday.-Mr ard Mrs. NJ. =. Maurice
went to Watervillo Welnesdav.-M G.
n. Crane passed Wednesday In Hyde
Park--Mrs i. r. Towne went to Vol
colt Wednesday Miss ray Bates waa in
Hardwick Wcdnesday.-M Bcrnice
Baldwin Of Wells River returned HON
Wednesday MIR. and Mrs. Il. W. Potto
Of Woodstock went Wednesday to VOL
colt 10 visit relatives.--Miss Clara car
pentcr returned Wednesday from John.
son. whore she visited her sister.
Mrs. ward Shattuck--L. r. Tobin Of
Swanton IS the guest Of L. II. smith
II. S. Richardson, while at work for
l.. s Morse In Cambridge, got n piece
Of steel into his hand which the doctors
arc unable to remove.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Judge l.. c. NDwer of burlington ha,
been engaged as Memorial day orator
h,rc.-rhe remains Of Mrs, Micah Mann,
brought from Newport, y. H., Thursday,
we're accompanied by hey SON. Clarence
Mann. Mr. ami Mrs Frank l., Mann OF
Springfield. inside from Mrs, II. +. sharpe,
WHO was summoned there by her illness.
saturday Mr and Ms. Frank Mann re-
turned to their home in Springfield Miss
Evelyn Denny is in Albany. n. Y. the
guest Of Miss Fannie Prince.-Miss
Nettye Robbins Is at home from her
.chool in Springfield. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
George OCau returned Saturday to St,
Johns after visiting nj Mr.. Lucia s,-John
md Lawrence Hardy of bradford are eX-
nectcd at their uncles, Il. II, Slack,
,o-day.-Mrs Carrie Russlow Of Danville
pent Sunday at DR.. l.. A. Russlow's. =
'rthur and Ernest Austin are IN st.
lhnns for n week.-Mr ana MIS-, H. ].
fatch and Mt and Mrs A T.. Hatch re-
med sunday to Manchester y, H..
-'cr visiting Mt Erncst Hatoh's .-Johu
Coutiuuet IN uane ~
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SOUTH HERO.

,ucst Of her brother Henry Brown, a
few days recently.-Mr ana Mrs Henry
Corln ana son, ana Miss Margaret Com
lin visited Mr.. ana Mrs James
Douphcrty Christmas Luke LIVINGSTONE
r,urcd one hand while running "a corn
cuttCr Saturday,-Thc students of Maple
Lawn academy presented Mrs Stevens
with n beautiful chartered oak centre
table Christ mas.-Edwarl Robinson Of
BOSTON Is tho guest of his uncle, Juan
Robinson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
FAIRFAX.

Mrs. John Howard, aged 81 wears, died.
Tuesday morning from the effects of n
hook the morning after Christmas Sha
was IN her usual health on that day
md her sistcr-in-law, Mrs Eben How
,rd, who is about her age, spent Christ p.
las day with her. Mrs. Towards maid
n name was Sarah Austin, She leaves
so adopted sons, Truman Howard OF
hnson and William Lawrence. with
whom she llycd.-William lIolbrook Is