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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. Mary Bergholz Of Canton, China,
with her sister. Mrs. Alma Walker OF
Burlington. visited relatives and friends
hero several days last week. Mrs. Berg
hoz whose son is United States consul
ing talk at Mrs L. A. Newcomb's Sun
day evening to number OF invited
guests her subject being Incidents con-
nectcd with her extensive travels in for
eign lands. Her description of China. It's
people and customs. and the Holy Land
being especially intcresting.-A large
numbct from here attended tho fair at
Mortified last week. Mrs. Harriet Mar
shall was In Montpelier Friday on bust
ness.-Mrs. Walter O'Bryan has returned
home improved In health.-Mss Mabel
Durkee of Morrisvillc spent Sunday with
friends in town.-One candidate was
initiated into the Modern Woodmen of
America Friday evening. after which the
members enjoyed lunch Of sardincs and
crackers. Mr.. Chamberln of stowe has
moved into the Wiley house recently
purchased by u. y. Moody.-The Rev. l..
N Moody OF Island Pond visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs T. y. Moody. one day
last week.-T. B. Garvey of Burlington
especially Interestingly large
ment given Saturday evening by the
Georgia Ministries was we'll attended.
Thcy also sang Sunday at the Methodist
Church at both morning and evening ser
viccs-Miss Esther Marshall and her
mother have been at Mrs. Walter
O Rryan's for some days.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

&. II. Ohmsbcc IS very Ill with the
grip. MIR. Whitaker of Somerville,
Mass. is visiting relatives here.-Thcrc
were about 10 ,u attendance at the re-
ception given last Friday evening by
tho Grange in honor Of the Young Eos
ter wedding.-The Rev. Mr.. Wilson has
gone to Massachusetts and Will soon re-
turn with his family to locate at North
Montpelicr.-Pearl Whitcher died Satur-
day at the age Of ~ His daughter, Mrs
G. f. Dudley, has cared for him since
his wife's death about two years ago
Beside the daughter he leaves one son.
Frank, and several grandchildren.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Diseased Cattle Alleged to Have Been
Appraised for More Than More
Than Sound Cattle Are


To the Editor Of tho Free Press
! noticed in your paper this morning nm
account OF tho slaughter OF a large NUM-
her of condemned cattle in this county
which were appraised from so2 - 10 SO
per head The thought struck me IS this
fair appraisal and 10 satisfy my
reasoning | turned to your New YORK
live stock market and found CoYs quoted
at from $40 to $50 per cVt. and bulls
from $50 to 1890 making an average
Of S2s2 ~ per cut which such stock
would have brought on the New York
market last Monday had they been
healthy and III for beef While the
Diseased cattle mentioned must have
been appraised fully 500 per cwt. TO
have brought the price UP to the figures
given In your account VIII YOU be so
kind as TO toll me through your columns
who makes this appraisal? | should
think in this season Of drouth that every
farmer short of feed and water would
seek market for his stock and why
should the state pay more for condemned
stock than sound stock is worth for mar
ket'
TAXPAYER
v,u,,s+or ", Sent oS IoOS
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WORCESTER.

Peter and Medos Bolio have bought of
Henry Wagner the Asa Emerson place
on West Hin William Swift has sold his
farm to T.. s. Fiske or the Wheeler
mills.--A daughter was born TO Mr., and
Mrs. Ernest Gray Friday morning.
Bert Richardson Is very low with little
hopes of rccovery.-H l. Abbott went 70
Boston Monday.-Augustus Brown of
Camden, y. j., IS visiting Mr.. Cole and
family. r. Wilson attended the dedi
cation Of the AldriCh library at Barre
on Tuesday.-The r. W. W. Laile of
Montpelier preached at tho church on
Sunday in exchange with the Rev. W,
II. Gould.-New hymn books have been
received at the church and will he dis
tributed next SUNDAY at the morning
service
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WARNING TO FRESHMEN
Sophomorcs Post Rules for Conduct Of
Members of Clas. of 1912.

Members of Class OF 1917.
The freshmen. who we're brave enough
10 20 abroad Tuesday evening, got theirs
In fact. some OF them were exceeding
~ uncomforta bic all the evening Some
received baths in the fountain. who had
already been careless enough to take one
In the morning. and still others were
made to do weird and ungraceful stunts
tina. would not look at all we'll to their
admIring friends at home. The sopho-
mores were. Of course. to blame; they
never did hitch up we'll with the fresh
les
Incidentally the following warming to
freshmen was posted about the college
grounds and about the village streets.
l-Freshmen must not smoke on the
campus.
Freshmen must NOT walk on the
grass OF the college green.
3-Freshmen must not wear prepara-
tory school numerals. letters. or pins.
4. Freshmen must remain seated after
chapel until upper class men and sopho-
mores have left the room
.. Freshmen mus, not walk on tie
north side Of College street unless &C
companed by an upper-clas man, or a
sophomore.
s Freshmen must wear the regula-
ton skull-cap with green visor and but
ton zone inch and a quarter in diameter
at all times. except on sunday from
a m the 26th OF September, unit! p
m. the night after the class football
game
: Freshmen must not wear corduroys
OF any kind,
s. No freshman shall wear varsity col
ors in a hatband unless he shall have
| earned his varsity letter
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Tremendous Fire Reported Tues
day Evening in Essex Coun-
ty, New York.
TOWNS ARE THREATENED
Summer Resort Hotel. In Many See
lions Also In Danger-Estimntcd
That 10000 Men Arc Fighting
Fires hut Cannot control
Them until Rnin Comes.

New YORK, sept. 9--Ala7iu is felt in
sections of the state because Of tho
rapid and continual spread Of the big
Forest hres that have been burning for
many days IN the Adironda"ks. Now
fres are frequently reported and accord
lnS to dispatches dangerous fires arc
burning IN at least score Of places and
a number OF small towns and summer
resorts are threatened. There are hund-
rods OF small nr"s that may become
dangerous. Probably lo"r mon are fight
ing the fires Tonight hnt the iihm"s lave
gotten SO FAR beyond control that only
a drcnchinR rain VIII stop them.
The more eXtensiv" fires are reported
IN warren, saratoga. and Essex coun-
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sister, Miss Hattie Estabrooke. Mrs r.
l. Conger, Mrs. Sumner Royce and two
children, who have been visiting at the
home Of Otis +. Smith, have returned to
their home in Brushton. n. Y.-Miss
Florence Brigham of Chicago ILL.,. Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Farr.
The Rev. Frank B. Seeley, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. w Estabrooke,
returned yesterday to his home in Kings
ton, n Y.-Mrs. A. II. Smith has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington, where she underwent a surgi-
cal operation a few weeks ago.-Mrs. r.
p. Bail. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William II Marsh, has
returned to her home in Springfield
Mass Miss Nellie Chaplin has returned
TO her duties as teacher In one of tho
schools in New York after spending her
summer vacation here with her parents.
the Rev. and Mrs. d. ID. Chaplin ISIS
Hattie Hatch. who has been visiting her
sister. Miss Elsie Hatch. returned Tues
day to her home In Boston--P H. Mahan
and Grace Samson were married Septem
her 10 by the Rev. G. f Cahee.-There
will he a social hop at the music hail Of
the Brandon Inn Friday evening. Miss
Lou Thomas of orwell Is visiting Mrs. 4.
w. Jones.-Miss Ruth Burnham has gone
t. Middlebury, where she will resume her
college work
H. ]. C;riswold and James johnson went
to Boston. Mass. last evening. The an
nual meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was held Tuesday
evening with Mrs. y. S. Capen and the
following officers were elected: Presi-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continucd From 4th PagcD

sprinklng purposes.-Frank Wheeler,
who has been passing the summer with
his parents, has gone to Mohegan. where
he has a position In a school.Mss Mil
dred Anderson left Wednesday for Bos-
ton, where she will attend Boston Uni
versity Harry Whitaker left Saturday
for New York. where he has a position
as tutor-Mrs. Green has purchased the
property on Lake street, where she re-
sides.-B. W. Longeway and family pass
cd a few days in Coaticook. r O.. with
friends.
Miss Anna Partridge who has been
passing few days at Q. H. Rawson's,
returned to Westford Frlday.Miss Clara
Whitaker left Monday for Massachusetts,
where she will enter lfolyoke Seminary.
Miss Lottic Brooks has returned to
work at the Peoples central after n short
vacatIon.--O H. Rawson Is passing few
days with friends In Burlington and vi
cnity.--Miss 1ottie Foster Is attending
the state Normal school at Johnson
Mrs Farr of Hardwick, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. c. l.. NJ.
Bugbec returned to her home Friday
Maurice blanchard was in Hanover re-
Gently taking entrance examinations to
Dartmouth Collcgc.E. J. Prouty left
Sunday noon for Boston, where he Will
pass a few days with friends. Among
those who called at the local garage last
week were r. y. Griffin Of Franklin. y.
H; Cyrus Robinson Of New York city;
~. r. Drown OF Boston, c. T. Trcadway
and Judge r, S. Newell of Bristol. Conn.
All were accompanied by parties and re-
port the roads good considering the dry
weather.
ora Sweet of Burlington. Mass, Is Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. sydney
Swcet.-Mr. and Mrs Henry Burgess and
son, Edmund who have been In England.
returned Sunday mornng.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. A. Wright and daughter Emily, left
Tuesday for Denver. where Mr.. Wright
hopes to benefit his health.-Samuel Ham
ilton has gone to Boston to enter Tufts
Dental College.-Charlcs Neser, an Asy-
ran, injured three fingers at the Frost
Veneer Seating Company's factory Tues
day by pnching them In gear wheel.
1t was found necessary to anputate part
OF one finger.
young girl by the name of Schney
poisoned herself on Tuesday by drink
ing bottle Of green ink. The family
live in what is locally known as Stove
pipe City, across the lake from this
place. The girl had been forbidden by
her father to visit certain house near
by and paying no attention to the in
junction she visited the place. Upon her
return she was given a punishment. 1t
IS thought that this made her despond-
ent and thus the decision to drink tho
ink Tho pain produced made her vio-
lently insane and her screams brought
the household TO her room where they
found tongue and lips swollen. A doctor
was summoned Immediately and n storm
ach pump was used to good effect and
the patient was much relieved. AT pres
ent writing the girl is in serious condi-
ton but the doctor gives hopes OF her
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They are revv!ng that delightful old
one of W. r. Travers concerning his dis
covery that Henry Clews was proud OF
the fact that he was self made man
Next time he met the banker, Mr.. T~av-
ers eyed him intently.
We'll" Inquired Mr.. Clews, impatient
ly, what's the natter"
1t It t-true that you are a s-self-mads
IN man."
"C~rtainly," replied Mr.. Clews.
"W-well, while you We're about IT, W.
why didn't you p-put more hair on top
OF your head
Mr.. Cl~ws, who had been invited to n
famous fancy dress ball met MIR. Travers
and asked for n suggestion as to the char
acter he. could best represent
"Ssay, Clews," stammered his friend.
why DIDN'T YOU suEar-coat your head
and go as p-pill?"-N. Y. Telegram.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Capt F. b. Thomas returned Wednes-
day Sept. l6. from Brattleboro, where he
was examined for promotion to be major
of list Vermont regiment. Since his re-
turn to Montpelier, he has been notified
that he passed the examination Major
Thomas has appointed Lieut.. G. H..
Senter as adjutant. which Will require
another election in Company II to till the
vacancy made by Mr.. Senters appoint
ment Major Thomas will continue to
act as captain Of Company II until Capt
W. A. Pattee receives his commission.
The latter having once been captain Of
Company /! will not be required to take
a second examination.
The ninth annual meeting of the State
Society Of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution will be held In this city
on Thursday. October %. The dates 70,
the annual meeting OF the Vermont Hor.
t!cultural society have been fixed for We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday, November
I. and s. These meetings will be held
In ArmOry hall,
Judge James l. Martin OF the l. s.
circuit court has affirmed the report OF
w. N Theriault OF this city, In the OBJ
jections flled by Elias Spear of Bur
lington to the account Of Thomas
Brady OF Barre, the bankrupt cloth
Ter. Mr.. Spear claimed priority Of
two mortgages, aBRregating $2135.6S.
but the special master found that only
sl.b1s16 was due Mr. Spear on these
mortgages. From the sale OF stock on
hand when Mr.. Brady went into bank
ruptcy 20 per cent. dividends have
been paid. and final settlement Of
the case will now be reached In hank
ruptcy court.
w. T. Dewey. chairman OF the board
Of managers of the State society Of
the Sons Of the American Revolution,
IL completing arrangements for the
annual meeting Of this society which
will be held at tho State House on the
afternoon Of Wednesday. November IL.
An address by the Rev. DIR, John NJ.
| Thomas, president Of Middlebury
College, will be made. probably
IN Representative Hall, on the even
Ing OF that day. The Hon. W. J. Van
| Patten of Burlington is the present
president Of the state society, and w.
II. Crockett Of ST Adams. secretary.
Numerousy signed petitions have beer
forwarded TO Washington from the pa.
|
ple Corner, Calais and North Calais. who
do not take kindly to the rural FREQ de
livery route soon to be opened through
this section, which will result In CLOSING
the DostofIices at these villages and ham
let's. The signers of these petitions cit'
the department to the fact that whereas
they now get their mall and daily papers
by stage from Montpelier every evening
when the route Is opened up this mai
will not reach them until the next morn
ing
Complaints have been made to Mayo
Dawley by people living near the SabiI
woods, east OF the city OF careless younl
people who frequently have corn roast
evenings near these woods and leave fire
burning behind them with every fores
dry as IA finder box these complaints ar
considered reasonable and the matter vii
be given attention.
w. A. Lord and G. y. Phillips are re
| covering from attacks of whoopinI
cough In Mr.. Lords case there was
! nnmnlication Of bronchitis. and he wa
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ROCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr spent few
days in Northheld last week.-Mlss
Annie Mcsscr Of Randolph is In town.
called here by the Illness of her uncle,
Julius Messer.-T. ID. Austin attended
Northtield fair last week.-Mrs.. Emily
Stockwell has returned from short
stay in Middlebury.-Miss Ina Wyman
school.--C. f, Knsman Is home from
Burlington for a few days.-Miss Cora
Holbrook has returned to her home
IN Randolph after spending the sum
mer here.--Dr. and Mrs G. NJ, Camp
hell spent few days In Arlington
recently.-Mrs. Clara Perry Of Barre
spent last week with friends in town.
Ezekiel Emerson is In Mortified for
a few days.
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. G. F. Eddy of stowe, accom-
panied by her mother. airs Diantha
Stoddard, called on friends in town
last Week.-Mrs. town was well rep
resented at the log River valley fair
at Northfeld last week, George
Learned received sweepstake prizes on
grain and, vegetables. and j. l." Baird
received first prize for gentleman's
horses-Miss Thomas Of Jefersonvillc'
who has been visiting Miss Edith
Howe the past week. returned home
Monday-Roy Newcomb of Worcest"r'
Mass, and Ferd Newcomh ~ water
bury, who have been visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. New'omp'
the past two weeks, returned To their
work on Monday John Ianders VINO
was taken to Hcaton hospi'al Ias'
week. underwent a suCcessfnl opera
tion for appendicitis saturday -Np"l
Landers of Nashua, \. H.. is visiting
his father, Thomas Landers.-Mr' an"
Mrs. II. w. Bolden left sunday IN 'heir
automobile for weeks trip through
the State,-Mr and Mrs. Frank Hart
son OF Lowell. Mass, are stopping ~
@. G. Eaton's-F. H. Brown OF Sur
lington came to A. W Rigelows Mon
day.-Mrs. Alice Joslin went 10 DOS
ton last Week.-Mrs.. b. u. BiSpee - !"
Montpelier attending the Washington
county Sunday school cOnvehHoh'-
Mr. and Mrs G. J. Green. Mr.. ana MITE
Lewis Carroll, u. IL, Skinner John L.
baird and MIR. and Mrs Il. L. JoS'n "'e
attending the State fair
carlton C. Tabor II this place an"
Miss Sylvia Emerson Of Mon'peher'
were married by the Rev. FRANK IT.
Roberts at the Methodist parsonage
Monday.
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WARREN.

Mrs. Nhude Jenness of Barton is call
ing on friends in town.-Judson Richard
son and wife went to Montpelier Satur-
day Mr. Richardson, accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs. Brown of Montpelier.
went Monday to Fitchburg. Mass. Mail
come Dir1ick and wife Of Richmond are
at his fathers for a few days.-Miss
Anna Miller. who has been stopping at
W. j. Estcys, returns "Wednesday to her
home in Dorchester. NllSs.-Miss Lillian
Hubbard returned to- her school Monday.
MIR and Mrs O. NJ. Jones are enjoying
a vacation in Canada for a few days
Mr., and Mrs g. 4 Bragg. accompanied
by George Drew aud wife. spent Sunday
at G. Walliss in Waitsncld.
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FAYsToN.

Mrs. c. +. Eddy and Mrs. ID. NJ Stod-
dard of Stowe visited at A. ID. and F. A.
BraBg's last week.-Mr and Mrs Walter
Grinith OF Burlington came to town Sat
urday for n short stay.-A valuable mare
belonging 70 +. A. Bragg, while cutting
ensilage. slipped and fell in the power
cutting bad wound In the fore leg. DR..
e. Cooper. veterinary, dressed the wound,
taking 16 stitches, and she Is now doing
well-Blancho Long and Beatrice Guy
ette are attending Waitsncld high school.
Henry A. Lamb of Richmond was in
town "A few days rcCently
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Wall and Miss Green of Hart
ford. Conn. are visiting at Il e.
Wrght's MIR. Chase Of San Francisco.
who has been visiting at +. J Bacon's
left Tuesday for Boston.-Charles Nick
law of Niagara Falls. Ont, formerly Of
this place. and Miss Gertrude Lyons of
Chateaugay. n. Y, were married at the
brides home Sept 2l.-Mr. and Mrs
James Walsh OF Leomnster, Mass,
are visiting Mrs. Walsh's mother. Mrs.
Louise Quinn.-Nernon Blodgett of Ar
lington Is visiting relatives In this place
Miss Margaret NiCklaw attended the
wedding Of her brother at Chateaugay,
y Y. Monday
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RAIN NEXT WEEK.
Ofslcial FOrecnster Says General DrOuth
VIII Dc HrOken Then.

Washington, Sept. 23-Ths drought
prevailing throughout the country with
such serious results will be broken about
the beginning OF next week. predicts
Forecaster CARROT OF the weather bureau
to-day. "A disturbance will set In the
Pacific coast by tomorrow or the next
day which viii CROSS the country and
bring fairly copious rains"
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EAST RoXBURY.

George Foss has finished work as sub
stitute mail carrier in Mortified and
moved home-Mrs, Ella Gates OF Lowell
and Guy Woodward from Boston are
guests ut +. p. McClure's.-Mrs o. H.
Humphrey was in Brooktield the first OF
this week-F. +. Mcclure Is home from
Boston Mass. for few weeks.
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MIDDLESEX.

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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYAHTON.

George Mayo has returned with his
q mily from Herkiner. X. y. He has
employment with the Percival Furniture
Company. -Charles Nault OF Barton is
In town for few days.-The Rev j. f.
Whitney occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Church Sunday.
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NORTHFIELD.

Tho r. f. Ellis Granite company is
making preparations to begin work on
cutting the approaches for the new Union
station at Washingto on. They recently
received contract for $4,000 Of this
work. Thomas Sexton and family are
planning to move to Montpelier this
Week.-Mrs.. Williams Cotter remains
critically Ill with chances not In favor of
recovery. The four months old son OF
Saturday evening following brief ILL
ness. Funeral services were conducted at
the home at the Center Monday after
noon by the Roy Walter Dole. Tnterment
was made In the Center yard.-Scott Ellis
Is confined to his home by illness.-The
Young Peoples society OF tho Uni
versalist Church held a name party at
tho residence of Miss Frances Currier
Monday evening.
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long time, is falins.-Marion Wheeler
was unable to return to Hardwick
academy this week on account OF Illness
Elizabeth Sabin Is making visit In Al
bany and West Burke.-Clcment Batch
elder was Mt home from God
dard Seminary over Sunday ac-
companied by friend. Or. and
Mrs. f. j. Banks have returned to
their homo in New York city. DR. Banks
Is booked to lecture in Toledo, OHIO, next
Saturday night.
Q. @. Eaton of Waitsficld has on exhibit
tlon at the fruit store of =. j. Jerome
a squash raised by him that weighs 1877
pounds. and measures 81 by II inches.
This squash grew in Mr.. Eaton's garden
without any artificial nursing.
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HAMMOND PRESIDENT.
Hooker of Vermont, Member Of Com
mittee on Credentials.

Cincinnati, o.. Sept. e2.--John Hays
hammond was reelected by acclama-
tion as president of the republican
national league this afternoon.
Chaunccy Dewey Of Chicago was
elected treasurer. G. Smell Smith of
New York city, national organizer. will
hereafter combine the two offices OF
secretary and national organizer,
The committees appointed by Presi-
dent Hammond include:
Resolutions; Stewart, New York
Credentials; DUFFY. New York; Hook
or. Vermont.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Sunday.-Lucy Sabin' who has been
visiting her mother for short tin'a. re-
turned to burlington on Tuesday -Srs
Leonard Wells who has been Ill for a
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AND YET WE WONDER AT CRIME

But how can YOU construct a camera
that will make people look handsomer
than they really are?"
ITS simple enough. All YOU have to
do Is to make the lens CATER "--Bos,on
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