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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
SOCIETY

Library hall, in North Globe, was tSe scene last evening of lively and nerry gathering, the occasion being a leap year ball, given by party of pop alsY Globe young ladies. And it was a ieap year ball in every respect. The young men who were fortunate enough .O be asked, had nothing at all to say as to what was to be done to them. The affair was strictly for unmarried folk, and this rule was studiously adhered n.
 The party went out in automobiles, the ladies eseorting the gentlemen, and fl a young man desired to dance-why, all hs had to do was to wait until he vas asked. And the same rule applied 10 the selection of partners for dinner,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19

is lifted far above the character of the ordinary melodrama.
 "Chic" Perkins, in the title role was all that is claimed for her by the press agent. Her playing is smooth polished, the action we'll sustained, and through the entire performance she was never guilty of ranting, not even ir that trying last scene.
 And the support given Miss Perkins left nothing to desire. Mrs. Hattie Perkins, as the Irish widow, was [ whole show, as the gallery gods arc wont to put it. Harry Myers was alsc clever, as, for the matter of that, were all in the cast, for there is not a sticl in the company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS
CHIC" PERKINS APPLAUDED.

"Tho Little Prospeetor," with Chic" Perkins in the leading role, vas deservedly applauded by a large audience at Dreamland last night.
 The play is one of the most interest ng on the road. and, as presented last night by Miss Perkins and her talent cd company, would have pleased any audience. It is a queer medly, this Little Prospector," story of wild life and desperate situations, and yet, D the hands of the "Chic' Perkins company, every scene is handled in such good form that the violent action of the elimaxe5 is blended with the more r.ahsitic lines so well that the whole
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19

the ladies choosing all the way through while the 'lords of creation must be content to do as they were bid
 The hall was tastefully decorated with evergreen and flowers, and signs bearing unique and appropriate fegends were much in evidence, adding much to the merriment of the evening.
 The affair, which was attended by about twenty-one couples, was pro. nouneed success.
 The Wednesday club met with Mrs Walter Shute yesterday, the "Current Topics" department proving especially interesting. Next week the club will meet at tho home of Mrs. F. s. Nave and an attractive musical program is promised.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
Watched Fifteen Years

"For fifteen years I have watched the working of Bueklen s Arnica Salve; and it has never failed to cure any sore, boil, ulcer or burn ts which it was up piled It has saved us many a doctor bill. says A. F. Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine. 25c at Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
A Hairs Breadth Escape

Do you know that every time you have a cough or cold and let it run on thinking it will just cure itself you are inviting pneumonia, consumption or some other pulmonary troublea Don t risk it. Put your lungs back in per feet health and stop that cough with Ballard s Horehound Syrup.
 Price 25c, 50c and $l.00 per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19

A clergyman writes: "Preventies, those little Candy Cold Cure Tablets are working wonders in my parish" Pre- ventics surely will check cold, or the Grippe, in very few hours. And Pre- ventics are so safe and harmless. No Quinine, nothing harsh nor sickening. Fine for feverish, restless children. Box fo 48 at 25c. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
What Would You Do.

In case of a burn or scald what would you do to relieve the painf Such in iuries are liable to occur in any fam fly and everyone should be prepared fol them. Chamberlain Salve applied or a soft cloth will relieve the pain almost instantly, and unless the injury is C very severe one, will cause the part, to heal without leaving a scar. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
Notice Knights of Columbus

There will be business meeting next Thursday at P. m. sharp, followed by social session. All Knights and their ladies are cordially invited.
 WILLIAM BURKE,
 Grand Knight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
THE DEVIL.

The big sensation of the season i moving pictures at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19

Ladies, don't fail to read the great Sacrifice Sale ad. of Dolph Baatz & Co. on Page 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19
cAMERAPHoNE PROGRAM
 MAKES RIG HIT

The exhibition is as though one was witnessing vaudeville, opera and min strel in one. In all the large cities of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19

Canvas Awnings-dlobe Paint Go.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-19

STALLCUP FOR HORSE SHOE ING, WAGON AND CARRIAGE WORK. NEAR O. K. STABLE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
JERICHO.

Mrs. g. b. Iulburd and son. Lloyd. re-
turned saturday from n week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira G. Morse will 20 this
week to t'ndcrhll to remain month or
NOR" with her brother. Marshal Rogers.
Mrs Stone of iIardMick. % has been
visiting her sister. Mrs l.. II. Chaplin.
has returned homc-Miss Winnie Mich
OILS has been visiting in Essex Junction
for a few days Mrs Mamie Day Wi'Sie
of burlington was the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. y. II. Goodwin. Saturday. Edwin
Iiazcn of Dartmouth and Miss Grace
Humphrey of burlington were guests of
their grandmother Mrs Helen Hum
phrey. Saturday. S G. Russell has
gone to Baltimore. Md. to visit her
daughter for two wecks.-Among the
people in town over Sunday were f. w.
Buxton from Cambridge. Misses Elsie
Jay and Madgc Rood of Burlington and
George Howe from the University of
Nermont.-Mrs Peter Como went Satur-
day to Milton to visit her sister. Mrs
Fanny Clorkin and son Ralph. have re-
turned to /. G. Ricc's after a month s
stay in North Tnderhil and East Calais
Mrs s, W. Paige and children and Miss
Margaret Coleman Of st Adams re-
turned to their home Tuesday after Wis
J. +. Whitton.-The Ladies Aid society
will give Il supper and social in the
church parors Friday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
RICHMOND.

At the annual meeting OF North Star
Lodge Tuesday afternoon, the following
officers We're elected: II. J. Ellis. w NJ:
"A. 7. Crandall, s. w; II. II. Scolcy, j.
w; A. G. Berry, treasurer; G. G. Austin.
secretary; w w. Miller, senior deacon:
j. w. Berry, junior deacon f. Bradley.
s. s. q. c. Curler. J. S: George Palmer,
chaplain; T.. 4. Rhoades. marshal. J. H..
Morton. tyler. A banquet was served
after the meeting .-Nrs John Buley has
returned from Burlington, where she has
been the guest of friends for several
daYs.--Dr. and Mrs. j. Leary and Mr..
and Mrs. James Leary returned Tues
day TO Turner's Falls. Mass.-The All
round club has postponed its meeting I'M
I'll Friday evening, April q, at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fullcr.-Stanlev
Berry Of Barton was in town Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. William Barker are visit
ing in Hines burgh. -Friendshp Chapter
Of Eastern Stars and North Star Lod 90
have purchased a piano for their lodge
rooms.-Mrs. j. \. Richardson has re-
turned from a short stay with her
daughter. Mrs. G. V. Towne, in Bur
lington.--S. l.. Andrews and daughter
Carlotta. are the guests of Clark
Andrews in Barre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
JERICHO CENTER.

The children and grandchildren Of Mir
and Mrs. Moses lcary assembled at tho
old homestead on the road leading from
Jericho Center to West Bolton. Saturday
to Join in the observance of the Goth
anniversary OF their parents wedding
day. The home coming had been kept "A
surprise for Mr. loarY here although his
wife had boon let into tho secret, but it
was a heartily welcomed party and Joyful
reunion " loving and happy family
that gathered at that spot. where the
principals had toilod planned and cared
for those who now came to do them
honor Several golden gifts which in
cluded 500 Of the plittcring metal We're
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. IearY while
many beautiful and choice flowers were
sent by friends and nelGhhors to grace
the occasion A sumptuous dinner was
served and no effort spared to make tho
celebration a success Mr. ana Mrs.
Ieary are both natives OF ireland and
came to America in carly life. Mr.. Learv
IS now e years Of age. while Mrs. T,eary.
whose maiden name was Cassidy. is Il
years old. They were married in the
Catholic ChurcA at Richmond the nrst
couple to be married IN that edihco. Most
Of their married life has been spent upon
The farm where they now reside and
where they raised largo family. all ot
whom are living and were present at the
annivorsarv They are: Miss Margaret
T.eaty. Mrs Lake Bolgcr and John Teary
of Jericho: Dr. i. j. I.cary Of Turner's
Falls. Mass. who is at the head Of tho
surgical department II Ferrin hospital
and who was graduated from tho medical
1opa VI ment of the T. V. NJ. Moses +.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
sWANToN,

The first meeting of the year of the
district school teachers of Swanton was
held with the town superintendent. Mrs
w. f.. Tobin, at her home. 10 OF the #
teachers being present. School Directors
Keenan, and Beals were present part
OF the session. School work was dis
cussed and much interest and enthusl-
asm was manifested. Nearly all the
schools arc supplied with the most ap-
proved text books and 1t is felt that bet
ter work is being done all along the line.
The assignment of teachers is as follows
Dis riot No. I. Miss Mae Quebec; 2. Miss
Geraldine Bell; ., Miss Ruth Holmes; 4,
Miss Jessie Warner g. Miss Lois Bcals
s, Miss Hattie Ricord; H. Miss Lillian
Edsoh, L., Miss Ruth Phillips; 10, Miss
Florence Donaldson; a.. Miss Olive
Houghton H. Miss Lizzie Mulligan.-
George Webster &, Sons lost wood
working plant IN the big Chelsea fire. II
was well insured. however Miss Annie
O'Day continues i'll with fcvcr.-Mrs. T..
d. Barnes has returned from 10 days
visit in Bristol.-The first of n series Of
week end food sales by the King 5
Daughters was held Saturday and proved
a success.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Methodist
Church had a sociablc in the vestry
OF the church last evening. ID. X Iol-
comb. who has been acting as spare mar
on the local rural free delivery routes
reported for duty Mt the fish hatchery
| Tuesday, where he has secured a posi-
ton during pike work this spring -
| Ward Barney is building a boat hous'
on a river lot he purchased of y. @
! Furman.-Tho government fishing gang
| have commenced work down the rive
! but with moderate success thus fa
| owing to the unfavorahlo wcathor.-Th'
! first public session of Mcssrs. stephen
Newell and Kelley, license commissioners
! to hear objections to granting certain
! licenses will be held in village hall Fri
/ day forenoon.-Mrs, Hart Of Schcnectad,
/ Is the guest Of her mother Mrs. Jane
! Farrell
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
ENOSBURGH.

Miss Mabel NJ. Stevens died at East
berkshire Monday forenoon at Mr. De
mars. where she had been for care and
treatment for long time. She suffered
from nervous prostration. The funeral
was held at the parsonage at Enosburgh
Center Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock with burial in the cemetery by
the side of her mother. She leaves a
father. Henry c. Stevens, and brother,
Irving. who lives in the West flames
Kiddcr Is a little bctter.--Mrs Dow is
improving. The two men G. l.. Nichols
hired through the agency at East Bcrk-
shire about two months ago left him
Saturday night. Before departing they
went to the store and bought rubber
boots. having them charged to Mr..
Nichols and one of them carried off Mr..
Nichols watch which was priced is AN
heirloom
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Rev. and Mrs + L. White left
or Barre to attend conference Tuesday
There will be no preaching in the Meth
odst Church next Sunday, but Sunday
school will be held a. usual.-The Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary societies of the
Methodist and Baptist Churches will
hold union prayer meeting at Mrs.
Martha Diapers Friday afternoon at
three O'Clock Miss Bernice Hall enter
tanned her class in French at Mrs Per-
kins's Friday eVening.-At ST Matthew :
church there will be services Good Fri
day at l0:30 and seven O'Clock. sunday
there will be Sunday school at ten. ser
vice at eleven and evening prayer at
seven.-Mrs T. X Shattuck and two
daughters. Grace and Helen, of Riohford.
Mr.. and Mrs +. L, Lynch and daugh-
Ter, May, and Miss Doris Archer of st
Adams were at b. c. kendall's Satur-
day.-There are to be special services at
St John the Baptist Church Thursday.
Friday and saturday of this week -
Miss Dorothy II lizard and Mrs. ". L..
Hoynton of Burlington passed Sunday a
ID. +. Cushman's.-F. r. Long OF CHI
cago has been a guest at f. J. Parme-
lees.
T.. A Rolleau, the harness maker has
moved his shop to the Gilbert Fountain
housc.-C -. Laney is moving his bar
her shop to the room vacated By Mr.
Rollcau at w. II. Bcsts-Nr. and Mrs.
William Teveyaw left Tuesday for Bing
hampton, n. Y. whore they will make
their home with their daughter NJ s.
Eta Potter III. NJ Bullet of ST Adams
has moved into the house vacated by Mr..
TeVeyaw.--C. l.. Armstrong passed sun
day in West Berkshire. Morse,
who has been working for Mr.. Whitcomh
for a month on the Croft farm, has
| moved from IIoyt Rurt's to his place i'm
rranklin-Ju *. Montague on tho
Maynard farm beyond West EnoshurGh
has dairy of y Jerseys from which he
las sold butter the past year to the value
Of sSl Ga per COW. He has fed grain To
| the value of S20T-H. h. Farrar, who has
| been i'll for four weeks is beginning to
improve very slightly.--J c. ToWle,
| county road supervisor, was in Swanton
| Tuesday to consult the local scloctmon
and road commissioner and locate tho
permanent road to he built IN that town
CONTINUED on Third "agco
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16

At tho annual meeting OF Cham-
plain chapter, No. So, o. e. 81,
Friday evening, the following officers
We're elected and insta.led Mrs. Edna
s. Beach, worthy matron Irving ".
DeYet worthy patron; Mrs. Emily Il.
Blair associate matron Mrs. Martha
A. Stoddard, secretary; Mrs. Mary M.
Deyett, treasurer Mrs. Jane S. Hors-
ford, conductor. Mrs Agnes r. Bying-
ton, associate conductor; Mrs. Sarah
i. Edgerton. warden; Mrs. Augusta G.
Narney. chaplain; Miss Matte f.. Stod-
dar' Adah; Mrs. Katherine Martin,
Ruth; Miss Grace Jackman. Esther; Mrs.
Lottie NJ. Hill, Martha; Miss L. Blanche
Bradley, Electa Miss Charlotte H.
Mack, orEanist; Elijah w. Hardness,
sentinel; Miss claire ]. Beach, marshal
The chapter is in very nourishine con-
dition.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. r. g. Bagloy and daughter,
Vera, are visiting her husband in sun
cook y. I'm. f.. Brewster has rented
Of X. \, Norton the house Frank Beane
vacated-R A. Norton went to Bar
rinEton. n. IT,, Saturday, called there
by the death of Mrs. Norton's brother,
Orrin Buzze'l
Mrs, Henry Truax of North Troy is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs c. f.
Warrer.-Mrs. Agnes Brewster and Mrs
Alkaline Ellis visited in Burlington the
first of the week.-Mrs.. Thomas Phillips
IS visiting her daughters in Montpelier
Mrs. G. T.. Gilbert and daughter Nina
returned Monday from q visit In Mont
peier-H. W. Gillett Is moving to the
north par, OF the town-Patrick Hill has
moved into the hotel-School commenced
Monday with Mrs. Alma Taft MS teacher
and at IIanksville with Mrs Georgia
| Pierce, teacher.
| DR.. Spil'er optican, will he AT Fuller's
| April %, at jerome Carpenters April
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
CHARLES T.. AND ELIZA KIRBY'S
ESTATES.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of
Chittcndcn, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chittcndcn.
To the heirs and all persons inter-
etsed IN the estates Of Charles r. and
Eliza Kirby, late of Burlington, de.
ceased,
Whereas, application hath boon mado
to this court In writing, by the adj
ministrator Of Charles T.. and Eliza
KIRBY, l I'd, of burlington, pray;
the whole of real estate Of said do
cedcnts, representing to said court.
that 1T would be beneficial to the heirs
ana all persons Interested i'm tho cs-
tate of said deceased, to scll the whole
of the real estate of said deceased. aud
convert the same into money.
And bringing into court tho consent
ana appreciation in writing, Of all thu
heirs to said estate residing in this
state, and setting forth the situation
of the real estate
Whereupon, the said Court appoint.
| cd and assigned the list day Of Nav.
1908, at the Probate Court rooms. in
| said district, to hear and decide upou
SAID application and petition, and or
| dcrod public notice thereof to bc gtvou
| to all persons Interested therein by
| publishing said order. together with
the tim" and place of hearing. three
! weeks successfully in tn" Burlington
| weekly Free Press, newspaper which
| circulates in the neiEhhorhood ~
| thos" persons Interested in said estate.
| all which publications shall hc prov
! lous to the day assigned for hoarng
therefore,, YOU are hereby notified
! to appear before said Court at the
| time and place assigned. then and
there in said Court. to make your Oh
| J'ctions to the granting Of such IL
cens". If you see cause.
Giron under my hand, NJ tho Pro
pate Court rooms, this 18TH day ~
April, 1905.
MARCEIIJ-S A RrVctt,N
f-'W"t Judge.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

The case Of state vs.. George Kane in
which the charge was the unlawful killing
of a deer, was begun Thursday In Frank
lin county court A record was made in
selecting a jury, three minutes suhicing
to find the box In tho case of State VS..
Felix Snay, charged with similar crime
the respondent withdrew his plea of not
guilty and pleaded guilty The case was
entered continued and sentence will prob
ably be passed at the next term.
In tn" case of state vs. old Joe Emery
and his wife. charged with furnishing
liquor Illegally. the respondents pleaded
guilty and were sentenced to the House
Of Correction for not more than = nor
less than 10 months. The sentence was
suspended and the respondents placed in
the hands Of Probation Officer Hogan
for a year.
ID. l.. O'Grady has bought the grocery
and meat market of John w Ryan and
will take possession April %,
The foreclosure Of a chattel mortgage
held by ChauncoY q. Austin, Jr.. for a
number Of creditors, resulted In the clos
ing Thursday OF the store on Main St,
run by William y. Adams Sheriff
Holmes has taken possession and an in
ventory is now being taken. Mr.. Adams
has been in the mems furnishing goods
and clothing business here for 10 years
The store will not be rcopened under the
former management
Champlain Chapter, No I, Royal Arch
Masons has elected the following officers
+. II. p, benjamin Herman; king
Henry Bryant, scribe, William Doolin
captain of the host. G. y. Williston (,
4 q 70 nrin Ci
pal sojourner, A. c. Kent, treasurer, c.
A. oliver; secretary. J. l.. Rhodes third
Veil, f, l.. Robbins; second veil. S +.
Thorp; first veil, NJ u. Armstrong
sentinel, G. NJ. Pierce; trustee, L. j.
alexander; finance committees. G, o.
Mitchell, J. c. Leslie and NJ. d. Arm
strong; grievance committee, Henry
Bryant, l., S White and G. NJ Pierce
ST. Adams Lodge, No, 904. b. y. O..
f., has installed the following oflcoss
for the coming year; Exalted ruler,
Warren r. Austin; esteemed leading,
knight, Frank l.. Greene: esteemed
lecturing knight. Chaunccy G. Austin,
Jr; esteemed loyal knight, Ernest J..
Alexander; esquire, w. f. Robertson
secretary, J, Barron Foss; treasurer,
NJ ID. Armstrong; guard, John NJ.
~ '''''' 'lhpldll NJ - Iih''I, 'NlfT,
{. y. Buck; organist. l.. : Tillotson.
The death OF William L, O'Nelll oc-
Cured at II o'clock Thursday morn
| Ing or complication of heart and liv-
| or troubles, after a few months Ill
ness, Mr., oNonn was 32 years old
ana was formerly employed as fire.
| man by the Central Vermont railway,
lie Is survived by his mother Mrs.
| 'atherine o'N"ill Of Stebbins street,
ana Nv" sisters, Misses Alice and
sarah OMEN, all of this city,
| An almost unparalleled situation came
apout IN Franklin county court Fri
| day, when three fun trial jures were all
engaged at the same time. and all finally
rendered Nerdicts within two hours time
| me hrst jury to report was the one IN
| the case OF State vs. Fred Campbell ano
arthur Ninclette of Swanton the re-
! spohdents being charged with granc
larceny in stealing a quantity OF hides
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FAIRFAX.

An Easter concert will he given Sun
day instead of the regular Sunday school
ct the Baptist ChurCh.-W While moving
jed Chorriers house Monday, Henry
Lock was badly hurt by being struck by
heavy prN.-About three pounds Of
sugar has been made to tho tree and
sap running fast-Samuel Phelps has
the mumps.-A r. Bcoman has returned
from Norwich, Conn.-Henry Lock has
sold the house he bought of Mary
Wheeler to II. Pollard-The body of
Fred ST Pcrrie has not been recovered.
Frank Hunt returned sunday from a
two weeks trip with the University OF
Vermont base ball team.-C. s. Howard
returned from Boston Sunday morning
J. II. Ruggles can walk with two
canes He las used a wheel chair foi
several vears-I f.. Hunt is a little bet
ter-C NJ. Bell is suffering with rhcu-
matism and is in a very serious con
ditiOn.
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MILTON BORO.

School commenced Monday with
Miss Pratt teacher and twelve schol-
ars.--lke Nimblock has moved to ID
II. Beans house purchased of Julius
SWceney-W. G. Blake returned Sun
day from st. Adams, where he passed
week with his daughter, Mrs, f.. NJ
Blake,-Miss Mary Allen opened The
spring term of school Monday II
Sopertown Last year the scholars
We're carried to West Milton-Th'
Misses Grace Wood and Winnie Shear
returned to Bellows Free Academy al
Fairfax Monday.-Arthur Wells re-
Gently had a horse get cast and in
jured so il had to be killed.