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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

The young SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Darling is le-
ported quite sick at the family
home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

Have you tried our "White
Pine and Tar" for your cough?
II you don't say its the best
yol ever tried get Your money
back. % and 5oy. J d. Brown
4 Son. 31S Erie st. If
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With every dollar cash
purchase or with every dol
lar paid US on book account,
we will give a ticket On a fine
range which will be given
away on April list
8. p. Shoff
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HAR R;si 8 RSYiE, tditssfs
Weekly Established July 3. 1868
Daily Established April I, 1891
Weekly. S1.50 per year: Daily is cents
ger week.

nrs. Tamisiea & Tamisiea,
Mo. Valley, la.
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Watch for our special sale on
DC music 1000 copies to close
out at cost. Look it over, there
may be some you want at SC a
copy or 6 for Csc. ]. d. Brown
& Son. 3l8 Erie st.
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Attorney Charles Mckenzie,
of Des Moines, formerly of this
county, is dangerously sick at
his home in that city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

d. M. Harris was able to sit
up for a short time yesterday
afternoon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
Drs. Gamble & Gamble Os-
teopathjc Physicians, Mo.
Valley, la.
Mo. Valley Hospital, DR.. C.
w. Boughton, physician in
charge.

DR.. Chapek will be at DR.. De-
Vore's Office Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, March 5, 6and Z.
1t there is anything the matter
with your eyes see him. He
can make them good as new.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07

April was 1880, 1877 or liz per cent class
books; 3Ol or GIGS per cent. Juvenile
books, 932 or G7.05 per cent, of fiction,
daily average 81 volumes. Mrs. II. o.
Stoddard has gone to St. Adams for a
few days.-Albert C. Adams has gone
to his home in Post Mills to stay until
Monday.-Col. A. u. and Henry w.
Chandler will leave to-day for their
homes In Brooklyn and Chicago after at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Sarah II.
Chandler. George Clark of Barre was in
town ycsterday.-At the village meeting
held Tuesday evening, the following Of
ficors were elected Moderator j. d.
Dennson; clerk V. I. Spear, trustees,
w. c. Emerson, I. r. Chase, A. G. Os-
good. d. C. Undad and NJ. II. Miller;
water commissioner, i. y. johnson for
five years and w. G. Enson for two
years; voted to pay $1,000, sewer bond
out of money received from sewer con-
nections; voted tax of % cents above
the amount required by state law; voted
to extend village limits to include Dc
Merritt and Palmer Canning Co. and
Boston White Cross milk; voted to cx-
| tend electric lights on Maple street &c
| the residence of G.. II. Slack
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
BRADFORD.

Mrs. Courtlandt Rabcock and daugh-
ter visited her mother, Mrs. A. Il.
Blakely. the first of the wcek.-Miss
Ethel Rodimon, who is teaching at
South RycEatc. was at home over Sun
day.-Captain Durham Cowdrey is
confined to the house by illness.-Lce
H. Parker has entered the Mount Her
mon, Mass, school.--Miss Abhie Alboc
visited her sister. NJ. Vida Albee, at
West Lebanon. y. II. FrdaY.-J. O.
Bclcher arrived In town Saturday after
a two months' trip through tho West
and South.-tieorgo \. jenkins has
been confined to tho house several
days by illncss.-Mss Emily n. stick
ney spoke in the interest Of the Kurn
Hattin home at the Congregational
Church Sunday morninE.-A. c. Worm
wood ana family of Topsham arc liv-
ing in the I.caVitt housc.--Nlrs. Perlcy
Switsor and daughter of Woodsville,
~ H.. are guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs W. G. Johhson.-Lcster Worthlcy
of St Johnshury was Mt home Sunday.
The Christian Endcavor society
gave sock social Wednesday evening
in the Congregational Church parlors
Mrs. Henry Abbott and daughter OF
Hanover n. IT,, visited Mr.. and Mrs
T.. NJ. II. Abbott last week.
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reason given for tho rash act was that
Tor a while. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo have
pe'h married SIX years and have two
chiidrcn'
George w. FlAeS Of Braintr"o, well
known civil War veteran, read a few
days ago in the Free Fross that mcm-
bors Of the Second regiment OF L. $.
volunteers in the Civil War had had their
pensions taken away from them because
they were doing frontier duty during the
war and did not actually assist in put
ing down the rebellion Evidently mis-
taxing this for the Second Vermont rcsi-
ment, Mr.. Flags has written to the Ran
doiph Herald ard News stirring denial
or the statement that any veterans Of
| their pensions taken away from them be-
,a"Se .HeE were no. IN active service
WI f'"SS ''ouueh''! ehu'"''a'eS H'
'"S"s'"'''''S III "hlch III" 9o'ohu YER
,'''"' ''-'''''"' par tF'pa''u' VINO" ENoS
'"' N,'''''' VI '""t FN'l'r"' "'te
W. u'''' ,'t i''c "uN '!S'"N' "uI II
-. '"u ''"" '''' " 'Si'''' - t''"''nt III 'ie
''c ''S' "'t'c c'oSe' ne Would Hot
nav po'" i'u INTO 'H' error ne mas
"."''
Al 'ne annual pafs1 meeting OF CHRIST
""''" l""'"! morning W. l. l"W'N'
iN"'''aS Dewey D. A. peBo'r' NJ -
ro"l'r' NJ iea'on' l. H. Newton
- r. hIous't e. G. kopvr'S' George
hr'EES L. u, loAhey ana D. T. paVdsoN
"'rT ''o''" NeS'rEh'eh. ~ ''e "ro'"tS
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PROCTOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ladabouche are the
parents of a son, born April 30-Mrs
Irene Caldwell has returned from
weeks Stay in Boston and vicinity.-John
Hancy has gone to North Bennington,
where he has position with II. c. White
& Co.--Mrs. Harriet Stillson died at the
home of her son, Henry Stison, Friday
morning. May ! Of pneumonia after an
illness of only week at the age OF SO
years. prayer was held at the house
or Saturday and the body was taken to
Monkton. where burial was made.-Miss
Julia McCary is visiting relatives in New
York.-Mrs. Rcdficd Proctor has return
cd to her home for the summer from
Brookline, Mass.--The Vermont Marble
company are digging the cellar for a new
house on Grove street.-The entertain
mcnt given by the members of the high
school in their hall on Saturday evening
was a decided success, and was well at
tended despite the stormy evening. The
proceeds go to the athletic association
Mrs. Ellis Roberts and daughter are Wis
itinC relatives in CastlctOn.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. G. A. Corse has been spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs. T.
Stratton, at Jeffcrsonville.-Mrs. II. N.
Gray and daughters Ildah and Reba,
have returned from Green Cove, Florido
where they have been several MONTHS
Mrs. N Il. blair of Morrsville is the
guest Of Mrs. w. y. Willey.-Miss Nellie
Smith, who has been spending the win
ter at Lancaster, Mass, has returned
home.-Mrs. NJ. A. Andrews of Johnson
was the guest OF Mrs. w. NJ. Smith
Tuesday Arthur Swiss spent Sunday
with his brothers at Montpeler.-Mrs.
Sarah Parsons has been suffering from a
severe attack OF neuralgia Of the stom-
ach, the past Week.-Mrs. Edith Storey
was in Burlington Thursday.-Miss Min
ME LonGley of Jericho passed Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. J. Leach.-Mrs.
Hattie Putnam. who has been house
keeper at the home Of 3. G. Macoy for
several years. has finished her work
there and will spend the summer in the
Adrondacks.- Alberta Smith is
the guest Of Mrs. w. NJ. Smith.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Tobn Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
l.. Maxfield Of Fletcher spent Saturday
and Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. c. X.
Leach s.--Conroy Leavens has returned
home, and is in his old place at Perley
& Leavens's .-Mr. Gage has recovered
from his illness and is able to resume
his work at the crcamery.-H. O.
Wctheral is moving into the Morgan
tenement on South street.
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the funds the commissioners have at
their disposal, but a start will be made
this spring and 1000 or more ever
green trees will he set out. Mr.. BOWS
plan also provides for an observatory
at the highest point in the park.
Edward II. Deavitt, ]. II. Nolholm, II.
c. Gleason and Il. y. Smith have leased
for a term of years the Pitiin pond and
connecting brook. This pond is located
partly in Mortified and partly in Will
Jamestown, and was formerly leased by
c. p. Pitkin. E.A. Smith received Thurs
day 400 lingering trout which were
taken to the pond by him.
Henry S. Mueller of MorrisYille was
in town Friday looking after his wife
whom he deserted Al years ago and who
has been dead more than % years. Mrs.
Muckler's maiden name was Abigail
Saunders and she was an eccentric in
dividuai who raised fowls for lveli-
hood. Mr. Mucklcr came to Montpelier
prepared to provide for his wife in her
old age if she was still living. He en-
listed in Company G, 4th Vermont rcgi-
mcnt in tho Civil War and has not been
in Montpelier since that time. He is -
years old and draws a pension of $50 per
month. Mr.. Muckler had faint idea
that his wife had some property in this
city. but what little she had was dis
sipated in caring for her during her last
illness.
Mabel T.. eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. martin W .Wherlock, died Fri
day morning at the home of her parents
on River street aged - years. About a
year ago she was taken i'll with pneu-
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.


At the annual meeting OF the Brandon
Improvement society. the following exc
cutire committee was elected: Inc RcV.
c. f. Carpenter, /. G. Bump, l.. IL.
Whcl9n, DR.. j. S. Eastwood, "A. j. Ives,
J. s. Clark, f. II. Harrington. f.. n.
Miller T. w. Ray. =. w. Burnham. w.
y. NuttnE, r G. Flood. Frank w. Will
Hams, q. w. Crockett ana W. r. scott.
nc co'hfht'ce erected t"cac oHIcero'
iresld"nt' w. -. NutrnE; Nicc-pr'sinchI'
d. - Eastwood; sccr'iary' W. IL. far-
rlhS'on treasurer W r. Scout hohor-
airy Nico-prcsldents, Albert u J." ~
ton A. r. Merritt ana IT, H. g watson
Inc financial report showed ABOUT N-"'"
IN TN" treasury. 1t was Votcu 10 use ""
for the street ana park Improvement
committee
| The remains OF Mrs sawyer OF flttsiord
were brought here saturday morning and
taken to St Thomas Church where the
| funeral was held. Tho koV. {. Il. car
p"nt"r ohiciatcd.-Thc rev. y = Conn,
the new pastor OF the Methodist Church,
preached his first sermon mere sunday
| morninE.-The Rev. {. +. I'm or GIcns
| Fails, n. Y" preached ut the w. NJ.
Church at Forestdal" Sunday.-R. r.
| Moorhy of West Addison was the guest
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WATERBURY.

Al public hearing given b. the board
of seloctmcn Thursday afternoon 10 CON
slider objections against granting a dfth
class license to j. f. lsh1m only two
protests were presented. one from ". u.
Davis for reasons stated and the other
by Or W. f. Minlrd b.causc Of The
proximity Of the licensed room to his
dwelling house The objections Woro over
ruled by a majority Of D. hoard and
the license will be granted -. =. Harvey
first secctman. dissented from the ruling
Of the majority believing that the
physicians employed at the state hospi-
tai for the insane would not be con-
sidered practicins physicians within the
meaning Of the law.-Tne death Of
! Browning G. F'airbrothcr occurred Fri
day morning after a short illness al the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. =. \. san
! ley. The remains We're taken that evcn.
| ing to his former home at st Adams
| Advertised letters at tho nostflcc are
| for Miss +. p. Newcomb. Charley Farm.
ham.-W. f. Terrill of Montpelier was
in town Saturday.-Mrs. O. j.. Ayers
was in Burin gton Saturday visiting
| Mrs. w. l.. WATSON at tho hospital
Mrs. WATSON is slowly improving
Some Of the younger town boys played
ball in stowe Saturday being defeated
IL to IA. ]. Brown of L. V. NJ. was
in town Friday, leaving Saturday for
! Hanover to see the Vermont Dart
outh Eamc.-Mrs. Florence G.. Kicker
| has sold to Herbert r. Pike lot No. -
| and part of lot No. "a, on Kicker Noun
| tain. mostly timber land.-Mrs. Charl, !.
lIaincs was in Montpelier saturday,
l.. Il. Clark spent Saturday and sunday
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BRANDON.

Mrs. s, S, Slawson, who has been visit
Ing in the West for several months, Is
passing few days in town,--Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Crockett of New York have
arrived in town for the summer.--Mrs
Jerome S. Cole Is III with pneumonia. -
Clifton r.. A. Merritt of New York is
spending few days here, Miss Maud
Howard has returned from Palm Beach,
Fla, where she spent the wintcr-Mrs.
w. NJ. Yell is spending few days in
T1condcroga, n. Y.--John Dram fell
from his bicycle Monday knocking out
two teeth and cut a cash in his head
Henry Bashaw has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
Mrs. Irving Howard is confined to her
home by illness-F II. Osborn has been
spending the past few Gays in Granville
and Rochester.--Dhe board of license COM
missioncrs will meet every Wednesday
afternoon at three o'clock at the office
OF the Backus Co.
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LOWELL.

The Rev. G.. NJ. Severance of New
York city is the guest this week of his
father, the Rev. NJ. l.. Severancc.-Mrs
l. b. Welman of Newport was called
here last week by the illness of her
mother. Mrs. V. NJ. Parker.-V. c. Sisco
has moved into W. II. Popes tenement,
vacated by Alex. Deblois.-The Rev. J..
II. Wallace Of Richford was in town
Saturday.-Charles Gardner of Newport
was in town Saturday.. Robideaux
has moved from Andrew Gelos farm
into the house owned by J. l. Ingalls,
Horace I.apicr was called to Mont
gomery Monday to attend the funeral of
his cousin, who was killed Saturday in
a saw mill.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

II Is reported that C. f. White has
sold his farm to n man from Canada
There was a promenade at the Normal
school Saturday evening for the benefit
of the base ball tcam.-Buke Parish. who
has been confined to the house all WIN
ter as result of injuries received last
fall, is now SO that he can ride out
The farmers are turning out their young
stock. There is n shortage Of hay.-Mr.
Bickford's house keeper, Mrs. Moore, re-
turned last Thursday, having been in
WASHINGTON caring for her parents.
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NEWPORT.

The ice went out Friday and naviga-
ton is open the length of the lake. The
three light houses were lighted for the
first time Saturday nightly. Il. Ran
ney of Penacook, N. H., is passing a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Ranney.-Mr and Mrs. A. w.
Adams of st. Johnsbury have been visit
ing here and in Troy.--Ernest Gilpin of
Barton, who has been assisting in w. II.
Bullocks printing office. returned to his
homo Saturday.-Ray Mooney has re-
moved over 900 storm windows with out
accident. men from this place
have secured positions with the Chand-
Ter company of Barton Landing and
have mo"ed their families there.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Mrs. G. o. Fowler and daughter.
Phyllis, went to Maiden, Mass. Friday.
Her brother, Harold Hadlock, went
there Monday.--Mrs. Maria Thayer of
Franklin county is in town and has
has commenced a criminal prosecution
for the punishment Of an alleged guilty
party for tho larceny o. lot of dishes
when she lived here rome two or three
years ago.-John Sweet has purchased
the Sharney premises on Railroad
street---John f. Chase Is very ill.,
Frank Boseley and Miss Westovcr, who
were married at Newport April %,
are stopping at G. ID. Blair 's-Mrs.
Eula Gilbert is i'll, and not able to be
at the pOstofiice.
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MOREToWN.

At the next meeting of the MorotOwn
Grange the question for discussion viii
u, "Iow shall the Grange use its in
nuoncc in helping to secure better class
Of foreign farm help ?-Ge1rEo Ashton
has lscn in Waitshe,d the past few days
The Grange will give public enter
tainment at the town hall Friday even
ing A musical and literary program IS
being prepared, ending with the farce
"A Love OF a Bonnet" Ice cream and
cake will h. served.-MiSses Dazay
Atkins and Lula sleeper visited in Bur.
lington over Sunday,-Miss Josie Buskler
is quite sick.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
FORESTDALE.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alonzo Derby died May . of pneumon Ia.
The funeral was held at the house Mon
day morning, the Rev. w. A. Wilson
officiating. and interment was in Ripton.
-Orson Martin died May 3. after a few
day illness Of pneumonia, aged 63 years.
lie is survived by wife and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Tyler of this place. The
funeral was held at his late home Tues
day afternoon. the Rev. w, A. Wilson
officiating, and intermcnt was in Pine
Hill, at Brandon.-A daughter was born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sea-
ger.-Joseph johnson Of Mclrose. Mass.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Julia John
son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
ELMORE.

Mr. and Mrs Il. jackson, who have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. II.
Hastings and Mrs. w. Peo returned to
Johnson, Saturday.-The condition of
Henry Atkins is n little better.-Gcorge
Fitzgerald went to Waterbury Monday
to visit his brother jamestown and a
half inches of snow fell Saturday night
Mrs. Edward Crowell. who has been
very i'll for four weeks. is able to be
about the house.-Thc two oldest people
in the town Of Gilmore are Davus Wedge
who is 50, and Mrs. John Hall. 81. Both
are in the best OF health.-Mrs. Henry
Bailey went to Cabot, Thursday on a
visit. Her mother. Mrs. Sarah Sprague,
will return with her.--There are 81 child
rem attending the village school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07

Mrs. George Burton is again INSTALLED
as clerk In Taylor & Burton's store
Those reported sick last week are no
better with the exception of George
Fuller. who is able to be out. George
Richie is just alive. Flavia P1easance
Is growing weaker.-Eugene Goddard.
the new cream collector. is obliged to
stop work on account OF whooping cough
Mrs. Delos Marvin Is caring for her
mother, who is i'll in west Charleston
Eva Lamere Is teaching school In iioi-
land.-A son born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Bates May lived only As hours
The funeral was held May b.-S. s
Campbell is ill.-William Campbell is in
poor health this spring and not able tc
do much work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

The commissioners of Hubbard Park
received Thursday from Dana Dow
of Cambridge, Mass. "A landscape ar
tist, plan for the Improvement or the
PARK, on which Mr.. Dow, has been
working for some time S-
The plan submitted by Mr. Dow VIII
take several years to carryrout Win
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
ORANGE COUNTY.
EAST RANDOLPH.

l.. A. Richardson returned to Boston
the first of the week.-Mr. Ashline, who
has been living in George Banisters tene-
ment. has rented George Websters farm
and expects to move there this week.
Mrs. Martin Gerry returned to Boston
Monday.-Mrs. Ellen Durkee is gaining
slowly.-Mrs. Fannie Luck returned 10
Wiliamstown Friday.-A1rs. II. f.
;-
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street.--IA NJ Tillotson of Morrisville
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey TIL
lotson.-George Bickford has bought
md novel to the j. w. Page farm
near Cambridge Junction.--Mrs.
Homer Ewins and children OF East
Sullivan, N. H., are visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ewins.-
Mrs. Orin Tillotson has returned from
Jericho, where she has spent the win
ter with her daughter. Mrs. Il. Il.
Wilbur.
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WAITSFIELD.

Altoa rarr and family came las;
week from Melrose, Mass, and are e
live in the lower tenement of the \. q
Matthews house, which he has rented
for one year. Mr.. Farr is To take charge
of the Wuitshold x Fayston Telephone
CO., ana VIII move tho central office
from T.. ]. Eston's house to his own
rcsidcnce-The Ladies' Home Circle will
give n brown supper, and brownie en-
tortainmcnt Friday evening at the Con-
er ,raiioNal NcstrN Miss joan Hish'o,
duughtcr Of Mr. and Mrs, l., u. H,sbco,
Continued on 9th Pnge.l
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CRAFTSBURY.

Bessie and Grace Holton Of Windsor
are visiting relatives in town.-Charlcs
Bachelor has moved from Greensboro
Bend to Charles Silver's in this town
Mrs. Hattie Patterson and daughter.
Ethel, expect to leave this week for Port
land, Ore.-Mrs. Clara Gallagher left
Monday for Groton, Pcacham and Rye
gate.
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WESTFIELD.

The Rev. INV Farman has been invit-
ed to preach at Barton May 10, in the
absence of the pastor George Bcnware
returned Monday from the Royal Vic
toria hospital where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis Emma
Snow and daughter, who have been in
town a long tome, start for their former
home in Auburndalc, Mass. Tuesday. -
There was a light frost May 3-Mrs
May Goddard was surprised by II of her
friends Saturday night, who called to
remind her OF her birthday, four coming
from Newport. The Westiield friends
gave her gold locket and chain.-Mrs,
Homer Hitchcock has returned from a
few weeks at Montreal Francis Jac-
ques has sold his Wnslow farm to
James Martin and Martin has sold his
place to Mark Willis.-Robert Charlton
neau has moved from the Winslow house
to Mrs. II. o. Miller's tenement.--Rod-
ney Foster had what was feared was a
slight shock Saturday but is much bet
ter,-Mrs. Herbert Reed is improving
Miss Lilly Trumpass returned Friday
from Lisbon and Woodsville, N H.,
after several weeks absence.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Robert Wiley was in Waterbury
several days last week.. V. Stevens
has been confined to his room for
several days by illness.-Lee Child of
Lake City, Colo. is visiting his cou-
sin Charles Child.-Miss Iva Laraway
is very ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Heman
Miller are spending few weeks with
his children In STANDARDIZATION
Hutchinson has moved into Mrs. Jane
WelRhtInan's bonsa nm 'Inner Main
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JAY.

John T.. Chase prominent citizen OF
Jay. died Tuesday afternoon In his 10Th
year. lie had lived In Jay most OF his
life, had represented the town in the
Legislature, held most of the town
offices, was town clerk at the time or
his DEATH was veteran of the War of
the Rebellion, and had for many years
been an enthusiastic baptist. He leaves
widow, one son, ono step-daughtcr.
Mrs. Hattie Myers of Wcstmore and
several brothers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
PITTSFORD.

\ correspondent from Pittsford is de-
sired by the Free Press. Applicants for
the position will be expected to send in
a sample news letter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
DERBY.

Elmer Silver and family are visiting
his father, A. A. Silver-The special
meetings held at the Baptist Church
under the direction of the Rev. MI
IIafcr will be continued through TINS
week The Roy. MIR, Martin, tho Metho-
DIST pastor assists in the exercises wa
bur Grow has bought the drug business
Iof william Kelley and taken possession