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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-09

contest. Respectfully,
TAzEWELL FANS.
Tazewell Va. q
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed please ind fourteen votes
for BENTLEY, the Lynchburg backstop.
who is the best player in che league.
Yours. THIRD BASE. z
I:asetall Ballot Editor:
herewith hand you eighty votes to
be cast for "Bob'' Stafford, Danyllla'5
manager, whom I consider the best
first taseman in the league
JOE ROBERTSON.
South Hill. Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please place the enclosed votes to
the credit Of Schuman. the best pitch
ell, in the League He is the only one
who has to win his games with
support. s5
LYNcTIBURG FAN.
Lynchburg. Va,
Standing Of the Players,
Players Votes.
IAanzler ' Observation-Disclosures. $500
sEeevelle IL. ..,.,...s.. S6.7S1,
Doyle ,..,..........,....., 1861.
Heffron Observation-Disclosures. 20. $50
tLtpe $500. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
Titman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,SO6
Sieber s............ $685. 1890. 10. 902i
FOX $50. ....3..... ....t.S..,.... 1900
alson .S.,.,..3... .7......S S,103
Sandherr .,...2......s.. 3, OF
Bowen .s.... $50. -. .f.f........ 1900
Howard 5..........i...... 1920.
Mckenzie ..,........,.. ....... i, 206S
Cowan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1852
Fisher .......... ......3........ 69l5
Smarter sos!
2NIcNIaho on ........5..,.. ....,... SOC
Stafford ......... ............. $50.
EBently ....s....... =. I. |. y. I, $50
ttenn Observation-Disclosures. 4S6
Sparks ..........s,..... 430
y acKso a. ....... t.,..'.........;.. 29o
1essl tt38,,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ZIG
Hooker -. ...5....,.......... 900
Gnadin & err. ....,.5, .,,.s. .,,.t, 40
Walsh N.....I...,.. i.,...5...,..S,, l23
West .s.,f.,....,.,5 $500. .,....y., 40
Wall ,,,... ,,,..,...5...,.... 100
tR!ggs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lUa
Stewart 800. ..,,.,.,,,.. 1O4
SFetzer .,,.,,.,..t. ,...,,..., 90
Schuman .....,.....,.,..y.,.. 20
sEklrkpntrlck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o.
Ryan ....,...,..,5 6S
E'0Well OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y
Smith ~
NlOrrlssey %
l1dWar ds $3.50. 3,.5.,s..,.s..li ~
ISeitz ,.s...s.,s.5..,,,5... As
Wallace ~, -. /. i. 4. .,,!..,. AZ
Haas .,S,,,. 80
Chenault ,..,..S. -. ,;.s.,.., /, 36 aS
Rngsdale S,.,,.....i ,.,.3.3.,.,..,s 40
RuHHol 20
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FIRST game-score: R.H.E.
Little Rock ...000O10O100-1 Q 8
Montgomery 20000O-2 4
~ Batteries: w. Hart and Wood: Geera
and Hart. Time, 1880. Umpire. Fitz-
simmons.
second game-score: R.H. e.
Little Rock...O o 90 010o1-2 9
Montgomery 20 0 70 o DOL Q OIL 8 I,
| Batteries: Eyler and Wells; Thomas
land Hart. Time, 1850. Umpire, Fitz-
simmons.
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Placed for McMahon in tho baseball
contest. Respectfully,
TAzEwELL FANS.
Tazewell, Va. ]

Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed please find fourteen votes
for BENTLEY, the Lynchburg backstop,
who is the best player in che league.
Yours, THIRD BASE. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-09

At New Orleans
New Orleans Nashville. rain.
y No other games scheduled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-09

Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please place the enclosed votes to
the credit Of Schuman the best pitch
Ell, in the league. He is the only one
who has to win his games without
support.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-09

baseball Ballot Editor:
I herewith hand you eighty votes to
be cast for Bob" Stafford, Danyllls';,
manager, whom I consider the best
first taseman in the league.
JOE ROBERTSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-09

At Columbia: Columbia Charleston
postponed; rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-09

CHICAGO. July s.-chicago resumed
the National League leadership to-day
by defeating Brooklyn to 3. Reul-
bach lost control in the eight and
filled up the bases. Brown then
checked Brooklyn's rally,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
EAST HUBBARDTON.

Tuesday evening happy New Year
party was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen f. Allen to celebrate their
tOth wedding anniversary. They We're
married in Rutland December 81, 1857, by
the bridegrooms father the Rev. Barney
T. Allen, who at one time years ago
was pastor of the East IIubbardton Bap-
fist Church. They have lived In East
Hubbardton ~ years of their so years of
married life. 40 years in the house where
they now live. Some over 100 guests gath
cred New Years eve to extend congratu-
iations. Something like $50 was presented
to them $50 of 1t in gold besides number
Of beautiful articles including a clock
There was ono check of $40 a delegation
from A. +. Leavenworth Post, G. A. r.,
presented their old COmrade with a q
gold piece. There was also present their
pastor. the Rev Elmer |. Nye of the
East Hubbardton Baptist Church, the
Rev. George II. Higley pastor Of the
Advent Church, and the Rcv. Dana Fish
former pastor of the HuhbaEdton Congrs-
gational Church. Addresses were deliv-
cred by the Revs. L. l. Nyc and +. H.
1Iiglev and COmrade Silas G!ddings Of
the post. While q bountful supper was
served, letters of congratulations were
read by the pastor from several old
friends "reminiscences were given of the
time when Comrade Allen was cook in
TIC army in the Civil War.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
GAYSVILLE.

MISS Emma Patch, a nurse from the
Randolph sanitorium, is caring for Mrs.
Warren Pratt.-Miss Mary Dewey, a
teacher at Mount IIcrmon, Mass, has
been visiting friends in town.-William
Hagar came Saturday to pass a few days
In town, Mrs. Hagar accompanied him
to their home in Wallingford Tuesday
Mrs Addic Davis of Newport, n. H.,
has been recent visitor at c. Fl. Ball
ard's.-Miss 1nez Sawyer has returned
to her home In Roslindale, Mass.-M So
Louise Sears of Danvers, Mass was a
visitor at Mrs. C. H. 'raggdrts last week.
She was accompanied by Miss Stone, also
of Massachustts.-Carl Tcnney went
Saturday to his work in Tennessee. M ISIS
Edyth l.. Smith of Portland, Maine, has
been a guest for several days at William
Reed's.-Mr Waldo of Wallinrford was
at ]. A. Chedell's over Sunday.
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road, but had been forced OFF that route
by the arrival Of sheridan ahead Of him
at Rurkvillc; that he was then following
the line Of the Southsde road TO Lynch.
burg, but the enemy was outmarchinr
him and might force him off; that his
movements were dependent on the de-
vclormonts of each hour. and thon lie
added: "1low can I toll? A few more
Sailors Greeks. and 1t will all be over
just whore I Thought tt would end from
tho h"~iunng.' Whom I first published
this statement, its truthfuluess was
quo,tioncd. FortunatclvI aftetward saw
two " his staff, both Of whom said the,
had heard him cypress hlms' in the
same way. But his mind wal
too mechanical in its workings
and ali its calculations wero too
habitually based upon what could be
done with rivcn number Of men and
n certain amount Of material TO make
him forget the vast disparity between
tho cont 'stants. or hope for ultimate
triumph. His oppression in his final or
der that hts brave army had at last beer
forced to yiHd TO "oycrw helmlng mum
bors If rosodrces' optomizor tin
rcal2a ton OF the fear he had felt from
tho beginning.
Young rs ! was, could SOC that the
situation was desperate. IIo told me h.
entrusted the abovc-mcut' report t.
Mr. Davis to mo verbally because il,
thought it likely would BE captured At
returned What struck me most about
General Leo then was that he was calm
solf-rossossod, ANA we'll I'm hand in dir,
disaster just as no had retained his corn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Zoe Palmer Of Richmond was re-
Gently a guest of her sister Mrs. ID. r
bearing. Harold sh Of Dartmouth Col
lege was a guest Of his parents during
the Christmas racation.-Ralph Abbott
has finished his Employment in Derry. \.
H. and returned homo. -Cieorge Harring-
ton was successfully operated upon for
appendicitis last Week.-Mrs. Florence
Tarbell of Brattleboro is at c. p. Ta--
bell's-Mary Sherlock, who has been
teaching at Stockbridge Common, visited
her parents during the hOlidays.-Miss
Clara Bingham OF Salem, Mass, spen:
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bingham.-The South Royalton graded
school opened on Monday after a vaca-
ton Of two weeke.--Miss Helen South
worth Is able to be out miss Sadie Lewis
returns on saturday to Middlebury after
spending the Christmas vacation at home.
John Wright and family of Westford,
Mass, are guests ut J. Warren Brght's
Miss Marjorie Burbank of Montpelier,
who has bee the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
Mcintosh, tie past week has gone to her
home.-Miss Johnson is working for Mrs.
McIntosh-Aliss Della Preston goes soon
to Randolph where she will have a posi-
ton as cashier in Bell Bros store
William Sherlock Of Proctor Is visiting
his parents
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER,.

STANLEY Eels and Jessie Bailey were
married on Sunday "vening by the Rev
= II. smith at the home of the bride S
parents. Only the families of the bride
and groom were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Eels have been spending the week
with friends I'm Middlebury.--P. l..
Weber of New york Is spending a
few days with his family in town
r. ]. Mosher is stopping at George
Mosher's for a short timc.-Mrs. Henry
Austin and two children are visiting
at her former home in Stockholm, y.
Y.-Edward Kiddcr is very sick with
pneumonia at Clarence Martin s.--Wil
liam Blodgett. an oil resident of Roch-
ester. died at his l1me here Saturday
morning Of pneumonia. The infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill of Hartford
died Friday night ~ the home of F. W
Dickerman, Mrs. fiill's father.-George
Rogers. who has been very i'll with
pneumonia, is IMPROVING. Warren IL
Whitney of Rutland. formerly of Roch-
ester. and Marion Noyes were married
December "a at III home of the bride S
parents in Pittsford. They have been
spending a few days in town this last
week
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. George Narney died Saturday.
aged - years. She leaves husband and
one daughter. Mrs. Miner Fielder. of this
town. The funeral was held at the home
Monday afternoon. with burial at Hunt
inEton Tuesday The Congregatio
Church vii. hold its annual meeting and
dinner at the church January IA II.
McAllistcr will move this week to the
house recently purchased by him of Mrs
Emiine Bucklin.--The Sunshine circle
will meet Saturday with Mrs, w. A.
Reinole at 2:3o.-Mrs. w. G.. McAllister,
Mrs. II. NJ Waite and Mrs. D. II. Skin
ner attended the funeral of II. NJ Miller
Of Randolph Friday.-Ray Boyce return
cd to Binshamton. y. y. Monday.-Bur-
ton BerrYeand Perry Josin are at home
from Mortified high school for their
holiday vaCatiOn.-Charles X. Fulsom and
Miss May Boyce were married December
% at the home of his sister, Mrs Ellen
Place, I'm Waterbury, by the Rev. +. b.
kcllogg.-Thc Misses Edith Howe and
Clara Spau!ding resumed their studies at
Montpelier Seminary Tuesday. Mis-
SEES Jessie and Josie Prentiss will return
to Utica Academy and Herkimer high
Trask of West Boylston. Mass, Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H..
NcWCOmb.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

and Mrs. Henry W. Drew. who
were married in Burlington, quietly cele-
brated at their home on Winter street
Thursday the 53rd anniversary of their
marriage. For SO years Capt Drew was
the local manager of the American Ex-
press company in this city retiring three
years ago. He Is 70 years old and his
wife is 70, Both are In excellent health
Many Of their friends called on them
Thursday to extend congratulations and
wishes for many returns OF their wedding
anniversary.
Mrs c. NJ. Winch of Barre town, wife
Of ono of the assistant Judges Of Wash
ington county court. died Christmas day
Mt her home on Trow hill after a brief
illness with pneumonia, aged 50 years
Funeral services We're held Saturday
afternoon at half past one o'clock from
che First Congregational Church In
Barre. Mrs. Winch was horn and had
always lived In the town where she died
She was woman Of n quiet. home low
Ing nature and abundant In good works
Mrs, Carlo Lotu has received word
that her husband who went last April
TO visit his home In italy after an alb
rence of y years. died there December
10, and was buried in his native town.
Deceased was "a years old and for the
past II years had been stone cutter in
this city and Barre.
The Rev, Father w ]. OSullivan.
pastor of st Augustine's Church in
this city, was expected to return to
America with the Rev. Father d. j.
O'Sulivan Of st. Adams, his brother
who arrived at his home Tuesday Dec.
"a. The Montpelier priest decided tn
remain few weeks longer in Italy
and the program OF welcome that had
been prepared for him at Christmas
time by the pupils of St Michael's
parochial schoo, will be reserved until
his arrival.
A bronze tablet to he placed on the Joe,
Foster monument in Green Mount GENE
terry has been ordered by tho city coun-
eli In compliance with a vote taken a,
the last annual city meeting 1t was
thought after the monument was erect cd
IN Green Mount cemetery, that the In
fcrption thereon did not give in detail
what ought to have been there in con-
nection with Mr.. Fosters labors In estab,
fishing the Montpelier water works The
inscription on this bronze tablet will have
reference to this and will correct an error
IN the date of Mr.. Fosters death which
Is now on the monument. The cost OF
this tablet will be about s75.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ]. Berry are ir
Boston, where Mrs. Berry Is receiving
Christian Science treatment.
Tho Washin gton county prison board
settled Saturday the account Of Sheriff
Frank II. Tracy for work done by pris-
Duers at the Jail during November. Owing
ta tie season Of thu psar and thA scarcity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
BETHEL.

Charles BENJAMIN Hin, only son OF
Mrs Mary A. Iill. was married Satur-
day evening to Miss Rosalie Iucier. SIS
ter OF the Lucler brothers, the well
known rninstrels Of worcester, Mass. Tho
officiating Clergyman was the Rev.
George X. Goodwin, pastor Of the Con-
grogational church. The bridegroom Is
well known here, being a native of the
town. and having spent several vacations
with his mother. He has played in Or
chestras In nearly every state He As
now located IN Providence. II. l., whore
he plays In the orchestra OF one of the
opera house,. The bride has appeared
here on several occasions with her COM
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. Hin loft Sunday. nf-
tcrnoOn for the wedding journey after
which they will be at homo In Provi-
dence.-At Christ Church Friday even
ing prayer vas observed and a. Christ
mas tree was enjoyed by the members OF
the Sunday school and their friends
The special train down the White River
railroad brought about 100 passengers
for the peter Pan" exhibition at Ran
dolph Thursday night. The c. V. r.
train was DELAYED nearly two hours by
break down this side of Royalton and
the Rochester train load and hundred
anxious local purchases OF seats got
away from tho station here at about
9:o5, Meanwhile 500 or GOO patient play
goers at Randolph had seen but one
act Of nve-act play and the courtesy
was appreciated by our people, who
feared they would lose more than a sin
gle act.-John Heavysides of Woodstock.
N. b., has moved his family into T.. D.
Gilson's tenoment.--II A. Blake and
daughter, Jessie, OF Sheboysan, Mich,
are guests Of his sister, Mrs, T. A.
Chadwick.-The new officers of Daniel
lhlhe Post, G. A. r. are ms follows:
COMMANDER Albert Abbott; senior vice
commander, 3. +. Lyman; Junior vice
commander, NJ II. Durkee; ndjutant, T.
A. Chadwick; surgeon, William Mag
ioney; chaplain, r. f. Cushman: quar-
ter-master. p =. wynn; OFFICER OF the
day NJ. =. Kendall; sergeant-majo r
Alba Dart; officer of the guard. Foster
NJ Dana; delegate TO State encamp-
ment, f. T.. Cushman; alternate. p. p
wynn, The office Of quartermaster-
sergeant Is temporarily vacant by the
| death of Harrison Powers. Three men,
hers died during the year. The member
snip Is @-H. A. Matson has succeeded
H. o. Sorellc, as night operator at the
C. v r. station.
Ohicers Of Bethel Lodge Y. O. O. r..
nave been elected ns follows FOR lSS' w.
H. irlggs, nonlc grand, George L. In
gals vice grand. r. w. Southworth' re-
| cording secretary; I. T. Chadwick nm
anc!al secretarr, O C. Boyce. treasurer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
PLAINFIELD.

Mrs. II. ID. Martin. who has been i'll, Is
recovering. Mrs. Justna Kent of Mont
peiier has been caring for her.-Miss Jes-
sic Kent Is stopping at o. L. Martins for
rev weeksAt the last meeting of the
Grange, the following officers were
elected; Master O. L. Martin; oversecr.
II. j. Bartlett: secretary. Flora Bemis
treasurer Ethel Bemis; chaplain, Wal
lace Bartlett; lecture Mrs x. o. Whit
comb; steward K. 0. Whitcomb: assist
ant steward, Warren Fifed; lady assist
ant steward Mrs. Warren Fifeld; Ceres,
Mrs. O. l.. Martin; Pomona, Bessie Flood
Flora. Ada Taylor: Ratekeeper, jerome
Ra'law.-Niss Haze Martyr Is passing
tho holidays with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. NJ. A. Martyn.- The Goddard Semi
nary students returned to their duties
Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02

The fire loss in Montpelier during SsU'
will not exceed 10000 and Is prooapiy
4, less than that amount. with the excep
ton OF the burning of the sheds ana
repair shops of the Montpelier "e''S
River railroad. tho loss of when was
| more than half the total loss IN 'he c''y
during the year, there were ~ aiar"'S
several of them needless, ana at none ",
them was the loss or damage by IRE vi
large magnitude
The exact date for holding the Sta'e
encampment of the grand army OF tne
republic will be liked some uihe '"'s
wecK. The cncampment VIII be hc'u a..
Montpelier In February nut Depar'i'e''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
EAST MONTPELIER.

George Davis is In poor health and has
sold his farm to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
I.yford. who have moved there from
Woodbury-M Peaslee and son-in-law
have sold their property here and gone
to Florida to spend the winter. Wallace
Hayford has purchased the Foster place
of Mr.. Peaslee and will soon move there
The Grange installed their new officers
on Wednesday evening.-Mrs. f. Carnes
Is better from erysipelas and able to be
cut again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
WATERBURY CENTER,

DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Newcoenb and Mr..
and Mrs. William Hutchin of Mont
pelier spent Sunday at Mrs. f. A. New
comb's.-Miss Grace Hin OF Montpelier
has been spending few days vacation
at home.-Miss Beuah Decoll of St AL
bans has been visiting her father. Moses
Decel.-Lizzic Fisk Is seriously ill.-Mrs
V. A. Dillingham;, who has been quite Ill,
is much better.-Rodney Ward, who has
been working for l., w. Russell. has
gone to his home In Leominster. Mass
"Billy" Williams OF Stowe has moved
into Nathaniel Sawyer's house and will
work for Mr.. Sawyer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
BRANDON,

Cashier walter +. Scott Is confined
to his home with an attack Of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel w. Osborn have
returned from n two months stay In
Everett ana Chicopec Falls. Mass
Miss Nellie Evans left Yesterday for
New York where she will pass
two weeks with her sistcr.-Miss
Maud walker has resigned her posi-
ton in the Office of the New England
Telephone companY.--Mr and Mrs.
Ralph NJ. Church and daughter of Rut-
land arc the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Burnham.-Mrs. sherman
and daughter Of Crown Point, n. Y.
are visiting her sister, Mrs, L. NJ. Yell,
Miss Daisy Ncedham has resigned her
position in W d. Nutting's store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02

Mrs. Willard Crozier of Lebanon, n.
H.. vas New Years day guests of Miss
Lucy NJ. Graham.--The annual roll call
of the Congregational Church Will be
held Friday, Jan. 3, following dinner
one o'clock.-1Mrs. X. II. Upper and
daughters spent New Years day in
RochesterAA. G. Hurd, county Y. NJ.
c. A., secretary, will give an Illustrated
lecture on the United States navy this
evening at Gushing hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
WORCESTER.

=,
i'"h N''."i W ''"'"""' Az ii'' "'r
w. D',tr VI 't'' . w." r W. n''. .,s
At '"e "'ih' VI '"' VI 'uV P''c''0
TUESDAY Dec. y bN 'he ReN. Ut ohh"
% t'' Metn""'S' 'i'ul'"' ~ 'e' " VI i'i
Wp"o'"G rip l" NaS"u'' MI ana M'S
"'Stoi VIII reside Ill Cdi"is'
Inc misses MADE! ana Josephine FISK
OF tle normal school at Johnson Lay
nan and Luxe common of Montpelier
seminary ana Alfred brigham OF Mt.
hcrmon SCHOOL Northflold, Mass, are at
nome Tor the hoiidaEs-' lair Templ"ton
Went To Montpelier last week to see h's
brother. Grover who is i'll with the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
KITCHENS ARE
UNNECESSARY
Electricity in Your Dining-Ron
Coos. .Whiic You Wait"

Housewives can make electricity serV
them in many WAYS without installin
an expensive equipment, says the Delhi
Gator for January,
The electric range. that must haV
special wiring, is costly. But other dev
COS are within easier reach. They are OF
Grated simply ny attaching the connectid
to the electric light socket. from viii
the ordinary bulb is temporarily removd
for the purpose. Among these convert
ences is the electric fiat iron maintai1
cd at the proper temperature while NOV
ing over the ironing board in action: N
electric dlnng-room set of tcakettlI
chafing-dish and coffee percolator whid
win mcrrily cook on the breakfast II
hle the second course while YOU are cal
ing the first; and the electric heatlj
pad Of oidor-down that takes the plad
of the hot-water bottle. Any Of thei
work at cost of about two cents n
hour, Beyond them there IS SO much thj
may he done by electricity that It sound
like story OF East indian magic
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
PROCTOR.

Herbert Burncs has returned TO Ben
nington after Il few days with his par
cnts-Miss Frances Gillespie of Brook
line Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. l..
H. Raldwin.--Alhert Bertrand and James
Hilbert have gone to Richmond. Va.
where they will reside.-Mrs. Harry
Powers and son Palmer, are visiting in
Orange. Mass.-The Pcv. John b. Nc
Gary has returned from n two months
stay Mt Vergenncs-Mis Isabel Farra-
gut has returned 10 Bellows Talls.-Mr.
and Mrs. James Cunningham OF North
ampton, Mass, have returned home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
NORTHF1ELD.

Inc marriage engagement of Miss
Katherine l., McCarty. daughter of Mr.
ana MRS Charles MoCarty, to John
Joseph Howard OF Bellows Falls has
been announced. Miss McCarty has for
several years been organist at the
catholic Church. Mr. Howard Is grad
uate of Norwich University and Is Mt
present one Of tho corps of instructors in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-02
MORETCWN

Miss Mary Kelly, aged 10 years, daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. John Kelly. died at
her home last Thursday OF tuberculosis,
The funeral was held Sunday at the
Catholic Church and burial was at Dux-
bury -Four Corners. She leaves a father,
mother. two brothers and one sister
Harold Ilaylctte starts for Germany
to-day TO take a two years course In