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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

-ft" ~ WY "'fNts.''A'
Saturday
Smart SET meets With MIS- Gertrude
palilson al home OF Mrs Galen Grow
Golden Wedding Anniversary
Chicknsha, Meh. % Many guest
from on, pf town have arrived this
week TOR the golden wedding celebra'
iion Of Mr. and Mis-, A. q Jackman,
occurring yesterday afternoon and
evening Besides Mr. and Mrs Leo
Caro-. who have been here the past
week. The visiting guests include Mr.
ana Mrs ELLIS Of Los Angeles. CALI
Mr. and Mis. Carl Cox Of Ponder Tex,
as. Mr. ana Mrs Edward Boyer ot
Mead, Kan.; Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Caro-.
Nr ANA Mrs. w w Kendall and Rev.
aud MIS-. M l.. llncbaugh, Of OlSln'
homa CITY and Mr. and Mrs. W. w.
jarkman OF Union CITY
Mrs. Ham r. Bee. si4 Ieas Oklaho
ma ayenup. Ii entertaining her moth
ef, Mrs. stlllwell II. Russell. 81 Ard
AAgfh ~
Tho iIones manners' production al,
llsQ Brooks theaire lasi efenina me
| last ul the season. was favored with
nj appreclatlye audience.
The Guthrie Choral society meets
this csening ai Miss Stevens studio
ta reacarse.
Miss zane Niagara pupils VIII give
another nnn af their delightful piano
lreeittis Friday evening
Mrs. Herbert McCrncken delight
/ fully entertained the Thursday Az
term On Whist club az her home lhIs
afternoon
Mira Henry Thompson la entertain
/ ing her brother Cecil Grlssell a her
laome on East Noble He took the
cruise around the world With the
| American haltlesnlps
Mrs TEN jenkins ana daughter
Helen. lett this morning fof Empor.
III Kans;a. io spend several weeks
w.th birs Jenkins sister.
e -
! Mr and Airs J u nro0wa af Sew-
eli Iowa, Wao are the house guests
Of ORA and Mrs. r. Hamili. West
/ lsleyeiand aveHue. are visiting III Ok
iahamn CNy Kiih friends
Eenfy q Fufman. presiding judge
i 0 ftae criminal eourt of appeals tea
Tits afternoon for his home in Ada
| He wlll move hla family 10 the capit1
leily Judge aud Mrs rurman have
lieased the Eastman property on North
Elm slrets for the next three years
Judge and Mrs Il. g Bakef have re.
ltnrned from 6 visit n Muakosee wiih
relatives
Nre, Preston shlDn returned 10 her
home ID raNhuska lest evening after
2 ten days VISIT - The ciis slth Mrs
Isaac Taylor
Mlsa Jesse PardQe pt the supreme
couFi dlerk'e office. has returned from
| Plusbnrg re-. where she waa cnli
! 50 lasi week hy me death of heI
| father
Mrs 4 Weaibro0E leit this mofnlns
fof Conway sprlnRa Kansas to ylsll
her parehtn hir and Mrb. Il L sny
| der
FrIday als 1a aelyic day. wife The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

domestic Science club. Al interest
lne program has been arranged for
the meeting N the afternoon at the
Carnegie lilrary
Mrs L Milne. Of NeW York city,
rs Visiting Mf. ana Mrs. J. A. Milne
6l2 East Washington avenue
Mrs p. NJ Tihbesls and Miss vlr.
glnla Hiaht0wer entertained fourteen
guests at claflng dish party Tues
day evening.
The Wednesds1 bridge whist club
was entertained by Mrs. Charles
soels at her home 1918 West No
Die avenne. "Wednesday afternoon,
Five tables were lilled IL bridge
Light refreshments were served. Mrs
C r. Peck OF pawhuska, was the
guest Of The club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

c0nnorp and ] Eploit are
esleried home from beaver and Gin
n4Fan euunslps today whore iAey weili
apharilpn The $4,000 appropriated
81. lhe drortN sufferers IN those com
pE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

HanhsF i & 90 CD. * Mash
''l's #ss ln iAa eiis gselessaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

a. A. Humphrey formerly 81 thls
city but nov q Chlckasha Is e 0uth-
Sic visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

G. n 8ryaa. secretary 0f tie OKLA
homa lgestsek commission. leaves
this evening for Enid to attend ilc
state caitlemen's convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

of the able lawyers gf thc cnnatitn-
tonal convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Smart SET meets with MIS- Gertrude
paillson a home Of Mrs, Galen Grow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

4. ]. Hill who Is representing be
. E. TN Construction company Of
Chicago III lhe paving work here nus
zRlufnea from q business tilp 70 chi.
Cage
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ooIden MeddIna AnnIvorsary.

Mrs. liam +. Bee. sil Ems. Oklaho
ma ayenue, Ii entertaining her moth
ef. Mrs sullwell II Russell Of Ard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Mrs, y, n Leach. ir, Is hosteas 10
Friday Afternoon Euchrc club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

6 Geldwol returned thls morn.
from okiohoma cliy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Domestic Science club holds husl.
ness meeting IN Carnegie library al
2.a0 Ia ihe afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

5laaefi ~ Ralney ia over from Agolta
ss1gseFging gslsl state osaelelh
Y
ffealdenl y. h McLmcilM q tn
Central aofnas hheof Ct .EamQnd Is
N4Fe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

7Fiday Hili i's "elsio aay' va ihs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Speaker Ren Wilson arrived this
mo'ninE from EI Reno aud win stae
IA lhe cnnilal city 10 superlntund the
compiling ui the journal of the sec.
hlld legislature. Air Wilson'S egsae
son who has been aerluosIy m. "a f,,
proving.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

pasilmc Euchre club entertained In
afternoon by Mrs, a. r Johnson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Mra Preston shluu returned 10 her
horne ID PaNhnska lest evening after
2 ten days visit % The cisS slth Mrs.
laaae Taylor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

Mrs. T Weaibro0E leit this morning
fof Conway sprinRa Kansas to visit
her pafeHtn hir and Mru r. I sny,
der
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-25

s. Linseomb, private aeeralarg e
naae Il NJ. Furman. iefl today .of
theenlah
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04

freshments were served The next meet
ing will be in st. Adams March CIV.
X. McFeeters ~ on business trip Us
far West as Minneapolis Mnn.-Skat-
Ing on the river has been the best OF the
season or q few days past and has been
enjoyed by a large number.
II. j. Mears started Wednesday for
TcNas.--Letters received from Gen. and
Mrs. e. T.. Marsh. who have been away
nearly two months, mostly IN California.
indicate they are visiting Mrs MollniX
in Topeka, Kansas They may reach
home this week.-Mrs.. II. T.. Comings
OF Fast Berkshire has bcen passing n
few days with her brother NJ. T. Perlcy.
- News was received "Wednesday OF the
death at 1:1c that morning OF Mrs.
Homer Cram.on of typhoid pneumonia
after an illness OF only about three lays
The funeral will be held at eleven o'clock
Friday at tho Episcopa! Church IN East
Rerkshire.--C. II. Marley returned from
q few weeks visit to his sister, Mrs
Emma Coburn, IN Manchester. NJ H.,
Wednesday morning,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
FLETCHER.

At the Fletcher town meeting the FOL
lowing officers were elected: Moderat Or.
T., W. Hitchcock: olerh and treasurer.
G. T. Parsons: selcrtnen. James Nevens.
one year. Ira Green. two years. T.. l..
smith three years; listers. =. w. Hoop
or, one year. O. s. Carpenter two years.
]. ". Patch. three years: school director.
G. S. Brush; road commissioner. y. s.
Gilillian; constable r. 7. Flanders over
seer Of the poor. D. s. Gillillan trustee.
w. s Shcpardson; town grand Juror. T.
A. Hunt; county grand jurors. r. S. Bal
lard A. j. Lamb petit jurors. F.. T.
Flanders. G. II. Scott. $. y. Gibbs G.
s I2rusll A. W. Gillian; auditors. W.
s. Shonardson. Joel Hooper. T.. A. Hunt
voted $40 for permanent road. tax. sl.35;
license vote. vcs 81 no 53--A reception
was held FRIDAY evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crosier for Mr.. and
Mrs. william Bcozan who returned fom
their wedding trip.-Mr. and Mrs. W. s.
Shepardson and son spent Sunday In
Fairfax.--Miss Gladys Lawrence was in
burlington Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. AL
din Leach. who have been III. are slowly
inprOVinC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
MILTON.

Orvis Mayvilic has moved to the
Powell farm near the village Orvilla
quentin has moved to the Mayvil!e
farm Asa Davis has moved to the
McMullen farm and Ira Wilson ~ the
Davis place In the village. Delbect
Lafayette has moved 20 the place
vacated by Wilson. Henry Smith has
moved to the Rood farm and Alba
Booth occupies the farm vacated by
Smith. Leonard Pease, who has car
ried on the Rood farm has moved TO
Wilfred Martelle's farm near West
ford. Curtis Bates has moved to
Georgia and Jed shores has moved TO
the house vacated by Bates. william
Clark has moved back to his own
place near the Georgia line from South
Burlington.-Zeb Wagner was thrown
from his sleigh to the ice Saturday
near the grist mill and received a bad
cut on the head-The hardware store
is closed for few days until some
business complications shall be set
tled.--An inventory is being taken
this week at the Hub Cash store MS
tho now proprietor. Ray Coburn. will
take possession.--Mi Grace Holmes
went to W!nooski monday where she
has n pos!tion.--Miss Lydia Coburn OF
Burlington spent Sunday with her
brother DR.. !. s. Coburn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
ST. ALE ms.

IT is expected that the ice harvest
at St Adams bay will he completed
the last of the week. The ice is Of
excellent quality, about q inches
thick.
Nelson Alard. aged 20 years, died ut
the home of his daughter. Mrs G. r.
Smith. Monday morning after an illness
of about six weeks. He is survived by
his daughter. Mrs Smith. and three sons.
Watson Allard of Portclester. y. y.
Herbert Alard OF Cape cod. Mass. ana
Charles NJ. Allard OF Providence, r. T.
His wife died about three years ago The
funeral was held at the house We'd
nesday morning at 1890 o'clock. the Rev
Ralph +. Lowe officiating. and the body
was taken to. Enoshurgh Falls for
burial.
An organization which will he known as
the St. Adams oxNnanae will he con-
Quoted in the store on North Main street
formerly occupied by H. l.. Chadwick be-
ginning March 80 The store will hn
managed by Miss Laura Adams. who has
conducted a woman's exchange here for
several years. Tho board Of managers
are: Mrs Edward 6. Smith. Mrs. w.
Reocher Fonda Mrs W. =. Arnold Ms
NJ. ". Parnurn. Mrs John Gibson, Mr. s.
Halsted Watkins ana Mrs. Frank Wal
worth smith Mrs. ". r. Arnold is tho
secretary of the organization.
Lewis Lumora of MONTGOMERY. who Soy
era, weeks ago was heidi by Ct:' Judge
y. y Posi- for ITS appearance NJ tho
March term or county cour, ~ thr change
oe not exhibiting I've hcad Of a dee which
he shot during the onca s"osor To ~"
,-,r1r, NoD6cv ptpp1nj an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
SWANTON.

Tho funeral II Mrs E,orl-r Ho-irs
VAS hcid "Wednesday forenoon III" F"T'
Mr.. Sharpie. o.iirietlng. lrtorltent WAN
IN Riv.r.iic ccr1c,~.y. TIL" bearer r"rs
her three sons George OF Boston, Arthur
Ct s.. ALBANIA Robert o' Greena"'o'
Mass and Leon .;;.ttcrHcid al BROOKLYN.
She WAS the w.fr OF the Rev John RoS-
ers. Congregational pastor n; tins plnce'
who died IN is,G. Mrs, Rogers ~as born
III Montreal. &c i.nEl'.h ans SHo'cn par
c,ts Il. isu.-h &C: loaded with Wa'n'
which was being sh!:tca tc the SA!ey
elevator Yesterday forenoon. sot away
from the brakes AMI crashed INTO ire
bo,le, room OF the Robin loca tmmuH'-
ton company doing considerable damage
and causing temporary shut "ovn -
Allan K,tir!dEe son OF CoAcr1lof KIT
fridge N,ea OF typhold :cv~: sunday ana
VA, buried Yesterday. SwnntoH Yotod no
l,cense By % majority. There war Attle
cbarro IN the Town officers, practically
al ,he OLD honrt, being reelected. Milo
Dsrncy. who has been selcctman Tor
tho uast 1--WE years, WAS re-c.ected ior
,byeo wears The only contest was owe:
school director in place OF MI ponao-
,on. who Is succeeded by Fred Penel
of Swanton Junction, ana ono rcad COM
missioner. the old commissioners George
T.ounhere. being reelected. tax OF 10
cents was voted for town expenses 80
c,nts for schools; 90 cents for highways
Fifty dollars was appropriated Tor Me-
mortal day and 500 for the pupilc hprary'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
WILLISTON.

Frank Burrell arrived at his aunt's,
Mrs. Mosher, Tuesd ay.-Miss Lucy Tar
box, who has been visiting in Essex
junction. has returned to her brothers.
W. X. Tarbox.-One of Mr.. pierce's chill
C.on slid into the wire fence Friday and
cut his face badly.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Croto moved to Burlington Monday.
Mrs. Henry Brothers and her son,
John. Jr, are ill.--John CASEY os Jcri-
cho is moving to the a. T.. Reed farm
MIR. and Mrs. NJ, W. Chapman
have moved to ESSEX Junction.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Christmas have moved into
Mr.. Chapmans house to carry on his
ia rrn-Elma Osborne is moving to the
Walker farm which Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Croto vacate and move TO Bmlinston.--
Tr. bingham was called TO Richmond
Monday to sec Mr.. and Mrs. La
Duke. both being ill.--Mr. Miller
has commenced working FOR Judge ".
NJ Barber.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
R1CHFoPD

The town reports for the year ending
February I. 1902 show the schools cost
sSS57.5i The road commissioners orders
were $l,52i33: selectmen's orders for
permanent highway, sl.1a515; and the VII
la-e treasurer collected and retained of
Tie road fund 81 433. IS. The ovcrseer of
the poor drew orders amounting to ;59a.S7.
The net floating Indebtedness is s3S03.15.
and there are unpaid railroad bonds
amounting to $4,000. The total money
handled by the town treasurer for I'll
departments OF the town was s2sJN,-S,
Of which Sc7.c3 is cash on hand. Tho
auditors recommend "A tax of 17j cents
on dollar of tho grand list to pay cur
rent expenses floating Indebtedness and
one town bond Of $1,000
A clean, spirited game of basket ball
was played in Y NJ G. a. hal! FRIDAY
evening between Richford Y. NJ. c. A.
and waterbury high The score was %
to 10 In favor of Richford, A return game
will be played in Waterbury next month.
Miss Fannie Hamilton left Sunday
for Boston where she will enter the
Boston city hospital TO take three
years course for a trained nursc.-Frank
Il. Knight Of Springfield, Mass. former
~ of this place, has accepted position
as engineer with the Collins Paper Co.
Of North Wilbrahan, Mass.-The con-
ditlon OF DR.. J. II. Hamilton. who fell
down the cellar stairs at his home
Thursday afternoon and sustained
broken rib and severe bruises, is more
comfortable, Noble Faker Is at homo
from vermont Academy, Saxtons River
for a few days.
son was born to Mr., and Mrs. Paul
Rahitoy February 3.-The Rev w. G..
ScoGeld attended the ordination service
| OF Arthur d. Carpenter at Mansonvllc.
Que, February PA Night with
Longfelow" will be the subject of the
program at the social 10 be held In the
Methodist Church par!or next Friday
evening.
The last Methodist quarterly confer
ence of tho year was held Monday morn
ing at ten o'clock. The Rev. q. w.
Hunt OF ST. Adams district superinsend-
ant who was present, gave an able tenn
psrance address before union conxre-
cation in the Methodist Church Sunday
evening. services are being held
In st. AIMS Episcopal Church and An
Saints Catholic Church.-F. a. Towna
o. Swanton visited Nj and Mqr. +. NJ.
Bnrnes over Sunday. The Misses Pearl
and Dorothy Warner OF Swanton were
also guests Of their aunt. Mrs. Barnes.
n lunch room in the basement of the
Wcodworth block In the room formerly
used as G. bowling alley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
HINESBURGH.

Mr. ard Mrs Thomas Mckenzie have
a daughter born Wednesday,, February
24-E. T.. Degree of Burlington was in
town Wednesday Waiting his mother, lie
was accompanied by his sister. Mrs
Genia Partridge of Rochester. \. y, who
will visit her mother for few DAYS
r. r. Dunn has moved to his farm west
Of the villaCe.-Truman Burrtt. who has
been on the Dunn farm will move to the
Henry Russell farm,-The contract for
'rying mail from hero to Burlington
has been awarded to Marshall Tilley.
The high school closed Friday for two
weeks, owing 10 meases-Mrs O. A.
BALDWIN. Harry Russell ANA Marvin Bur-
Wit nro among the latest victims of
me asles--Fred Rushey has moved from
Williston 70 this village
Miss Nay Murray has gone to New
y orl. city to spend some time with her
cousin Mrs. Bell Ryan,--Fred Delongfield
Is moving to the Emmons tenement at
Mechanicsvillc-W. T.. Clarke OF MORA,
n. y. was in town F'ridaY.-Mrs Guy
Tobey went Monday to spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Clarke
Pierce, in Fair Haven.-W. o. Trapp
was IN Burlington F,idaS.-Mr Miller
las moved to c. Ct. Peck's tenement and
will work on his farm.-The two Oldest
sons OF Rufus Patrick are III with the
measles at the home OF their grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Patrick.
Mrs. John Jodoin died Saturday Of
Brights disease. She leaves a husband.
three SOUS and a mother. The funeral
was held at her late home Monday at
two o'clock. the Rev. +. l.. McCabe Off
ciatinR.-.Mrs. Genia Partridge has re-
turned to Burlington after few DAYS
with her mothcr.--F. i. Dow has moved
Ia his farm west OF the village -Tr,i.
man Burritt has moved to the Horny
Russell place In tina village. Blanche
Small Thelma Reed. Carl Davi, and
Helen Vancor are tho latest victims O.
the measles.-C. II. Hayden spoke IT. the
interest of temperance at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning, Mr. Hayder
was formerly principal OF the academy
| here.
Mrs. o. A. Baldwin Ia quito il!.-Ths
| high school will close next Friday fol
two weeks.--Mrs. NJ. r. France is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bostw!ck are parents
| OF daughter born A1lrch 1,--Miss Ethe
Skipp Is III with tho neasles.-M. J
| F,nney returned Monday from Burke
n. Y. where he has visited his sou. DR.
| Frank Finney.-Mlss Matte Mckenzie Il
] spending her vacation Mt home.--H. I.
| Palmer fell on the Ice Monday ant
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
sWANToN CENTER.

The condition ~ Miss Mnynic Pickle.
who Is under treatment at Or. Grace
Sherwood's sanitarium in S: Adams IL
slightly improved The condition Of
Mrs. Ephraim Uo,nes. which has eeen
ethical since suffering O .~.~re stroke %
pnraies's February e. = a Ncy1e more
comfortable. Mrs Myron Donaldson, 10
recovering from severe attack Of tho
mumps Herman n. Dullsrd n III with
7neuraania. -Uerbert 6. Skee,s 10 III
with scar'et favor. Low Boveot received
sevsre injury 70 his fare Tuesday
Will, worrying In TIE woods. by enc bind
or Of load becoming Loose Miss
Mamie Dollar and little Miss ooris cat
lin arc passing ee-v days at .he home
of TIE former IN D,rLsSire A.ber CAAH
WA 5ecly kcvt Monday "'eht sN'ts
coast'nC with sev~rGl voc"r people -
Tho home OF Elmer Smith ssc-s
Correr--Mrs G. y. Fcpbur .e.rroed
last week from a VS.: % ''~e mon ~
With re'a,'vss 4, northern, 's~r vsvk-
Mr.. ard Mrs 7. ~. CS:rn c'.-er.a.reH ~
t'irrds Nth cards r5ursfa> '!I,s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALEUHGH.

n W. Mare:n aaA tcuat. ~ tyie:tAos
' 1.acur &c Albany. y V ~ essru.
stock An6 ,cci1 here And iro-r~ 80 80
Nelson Ycrr.s enrrn. n. ~u,g hos
borgN' 10 s,cre soei. ar d~sf,hna
hcure ct X. c. G~-1vAy -, ay.shA
;!"~, ss:nR the st4o' vnsr~ {: ~ p,aB
formerly t~aHei IN" Frc-:uo- DtWpat1s
eorpnny has ,ts largo ia hvtSe oessfv
o''r0lst.A "-1 Rave oor rn~~-,sAi n,ftls
re .ouo nfc~~'s Aisc:ea c---<dA~ toA
ltcv siodsrr,to- y w. N~yv;n: ,s~a
c1erR. Mrs. 1csls f,~~ts: '.e'eetn,er. O
@. Br;l Jark son RS9HaMs. issiah Br,l.
tin town treasurer ;. Gordon. over.
s~er Of ire eocr. 81. Z Dayton: town
agent, II. ". Mn-~,n' cons.a,a. = q.
''r-''e-: lie.e-s - :. Hcwies ycn:,
George Goodrich. = years. -. i rcui.
ven:e: auditor. II ~. Msrv.. Mvro,
Mcf;rc:or ,vast'- Ysa-,e,~t trustee
o",,ir Yroney. J. =; C.orfcn. crxrc ..,"c,,
G.. = l,~da,i. Justin -sArds,cy Il, r.
Si,-l,;.; schonl dir.,-c,. NJ Rogers:
rose co.r,1iysianer Henry f'oyr-:
license ro'" vns % 10 IS: tan. ~ certs
NJ The fclls" ~ to z-ard LIST.
:, with -" -Mrs Joseph Aub,n WIS
hirloh 1ru.-Apy. Services zero held n.
ttn Ce.tnic Cn"roh the Rev. 4
Ca-1peau cf'c.a-irg Mrs IT. ". Marvin
md Mrs. n. II. Darby are !)i-.M 7.
Young o. walthar1. Mass, is IN town.
--MrsAN. T.. Kingsley has returned from
n vis't in North rTero A social for tho
benefit of tho Congregational Chu-c',
will he hold AZ the residence OF NJ. T.
Mot. Friday evening.-L Fl. Martin has
gone to Shaftsburv u attend the tuner
al OF an uncle.-Mr. and Mrs. f. T..
Parker and son loft town Tuesday.
Thursday they were TO start for Depot
Tarbor Ont. where Mr.. Barker has a
position IN tic customs service Most OF
the schools in town have closed r.
Gonyea has sold his farm to Frank r..
Brown OF Swanton. His personal prop
erty was sold at auction Monday.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r
H. Roberts Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. n.
J. Darby We're thrown from their sleigh
while coming Oft the lake at East AL
hurRh Saturday and experienced a
thorough wett!ng as the water was quite
deep.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04

n. T.. for n few weeks visit with rein-
tiycs.--Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Thomas of
Monkton were in town Friday and Sat-
ufday. the guests OF Mrs. Thomas's IA.
Their, j. Avery Harris. who celebrated
lis SSrd birthday Friday. William Stacy,
son OF Peter Stacy is i'll with menslcs.--A
son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs a. St
George Saturday Tho missionary exer-
cises by tho little folks OF the Baptist
sunday schoo! Sunday morning. were
very interesting and rendered in n crcd-
table manner. The offering and the
contents Of the chidrcn's mite boxes
amounted TO over So which will 20 to
tho work of the Kodiak orphanago in
Wood Island. ALASKA. Mrs Dawson read
a paper OF unusual interest on the con-
dticns and work o; the mission there
Mrs. Ella Nosburg who has passed most
cf tho winter in Clarenceville, u. o., re-
turned home Monday. township
Sunday school institute for Charlotte
and shclburnc will be held in the Shell
burne Methodist Church March 10.
Mrs. Ellen Horsford Is !ll.-Mr. Norton
continues very i'll and Edward Bessett
has been engaged to take care OF him
n,ghts.-f1ar Taggart has returned 70
burlington after visiting his grandpar-
cnts.--Miss Sarah Wooster returned Sat-
uaday night from short visit with
friends in BGi.ington.A son. Henry
Joseph, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. AM
hrosc St. George February 27-The
Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church will
hold mapls sugar sociable at the home
G.; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hazard Friday
ovening.-NIrs Howard Nosburg return
"a Monday from Clarencevile r. O.,
rter spending the winter there with
ielativcs.-W l.. stacy is i'll az his home
with scarlet fcver.--Frank Rule has
moved to Walter parkers house.