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A government survey has been or
dered Of the St Johns river from
Jacksonville to the ocean, with a
view TO creating 2O-foot channel.
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r. II. Owen. who was to have been
hanged in Gainesville Friday, has
been reprieved by Governor Gilchrist,
and at least viii not hang before July
2srd.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-16

Tom Hoods pun in the last verses
of his poem, entitled, "Faithless Nell
lie Brown" has never been surpassed,
although since Tom Hood was gather
ed to his fathers many famous pun
sters have been. born, among them
may be named Mark Twain, Artemus
Ward, Eli Perkins, etc.
Hoods lines were as follows:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-16

1our nag and my nag. and how 1t 1ies
today:
N your land and my hand and half the
world away; "a
Aoss red and blood red it's stripes for
eTer E1eam:
40oW white and soul white, the rood
1rrenazhsEg dream:
~ blue and true blue. with stars that
EIeam ar1ght,
ne gloried gsz4don OF the day, a shell
- ter through the night.
IQar Gag and my nag, and oh, how
much n holds!
1our nno and my land secure within
its folds:
HSur heart and my heart beat quickeu
- a the sight; - y =
eun-hsseo and wind tossed. the red
and blue and white; ~
IN one nag. the great flag, the flag for
me and you;
oior1neo an else beside. the red and
white and blue
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-16
FRANK HARRIS, Editor
Y. Lesveoac0d, Business Manager
FRIDAY, JULY Is. 1909

Bristol. Va, went wet by a majority
OF 80.
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.yoRs
DEMOCRATIC eovERk

Ohio has had four democrat2 Pat.
ernors in thirty years-Hoadley.
terson, Campbell and Harmon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-16

His death, which happened in his
berth,
At forty odd befell,
They went and told the sexton,
And the sexton tolled the bell
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AAAoo4OlACAo snail tl4ON ACe1oC VI AC Oul
any female prisoners or any male
prisoners sick and diseased to such
an extent as not to be able to perform
manual labor.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr..
McLin has supervision over the land
interests of the state, the stock feed
and fertilizer and pure food laws and
the entire prison system, both state
and county, involving a vast amount
of work, he devotes a great deal of
his time and energy to the prison
branch of his department Indeed, it
may be truthfully stated that to this
branch of his work, possibly, is the
best of his thought and energy direct
ed. For it is a fact, we'll known to
his intimate friends and Acquaintance
es, that his head and heart are set
upon the improvement of the prison
system and the amelioration of those
unfortunate wards of the state, and
the older prisoners, or those having
served a number of years in the pris-
on camps, have come to look upon
him as their source of refuge in any
time of trouble during their prison
life.
1t is fact, probably not generally
known to the public, that during the
past eight years that Mr.. McLin has
had charge of prison affairs in this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
WESTFORD.

A pretty wedding tool; place al the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. + Austin at Westford, Wednesday,
Nov. nth. when their eldest daughter
Blanch L. and Hiland r. stone We're uni
ted in marriage. The ceremony was sol
emnized under an arch of eVersreens and
chrysanthemums by Rev. q. W. Burke OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church with the
ring service. Mrs. Is. A Stone played the
wedding march. The bride was becoming
~ attired in white silk and carried white
carnations. Only near relatives and few
friends were present The presents con-
sisted of silver china, linen and checks
Refreshments Of ice cream and cake were
served by Miss Ivera pemar and Miss
lottie Scott of Burlington
Two of II. II. Jacksons colts got caught
in n wire fenco last week, one was so
badly cut that it died, while the other
may recover. Don Nj. Rice Is visiting his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. G.. \. Rice.--Will
Sheldon has sold his farm to Thomas
Parizo OF Winooski.-Will Sweeney has
moved to Burlington.-Mr II. O, Perry
Is still seriously IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
SHOREHAM.

Miss Florence walker and Miss Cath
crime Hinley of Richmond, students at
Castleton Normal. passed Thanksgiving
with Miss walkers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seldom Nalker.--Mr and Mrs. g.
II. Hall passed last week in T'iconderoga
with their daughter. Mrs. s. G.. Moore.
There Is to he a church social Friday
evening at the home Of Lyman ". Tot
tinsham--W. w. Moore is In New York
City.-Mrs. Lydia Wocott Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Adkins, In Ticondcroga 49,
Misses Emma and Florence 1.avalley
who passed some days here last week.
have returned to Nergennes.-- Miss Bush
entertained the Moravian club this week.
Miss Hazel Johnson. who has been n
recent guest of her sister. Mrs. Kidder,
returned to burlington Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Woodbury. OF Ut Ann are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Woodbury..
William j. Anderson returned from
BurllGton Monday cvcning.-The Home
department Of the Sabbath school meet
with the Sabbath school and church ger
vice December 10.
Gentleman's night Of the Hands Cove
Chapter, d, A. r., is to be held TUESDAY
evening, December 81 Mt the ladies' rooms
The program will begin promptly at eigh'
cir
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Clementina wife Of Fred Devoid died
at her home Friday night after an Ill
ness of several months. The funeral was
held at her late home on Sunday at two
o'clock with nterment in the village
cemetery.--Mss Josephine 1<ingsland has
returned to Mddlebury after spending
THANKSGIVING at her fathers Herbert H.
Kingsland. -Phd Williams and family
stanton Williams and family of Charlotte
and MI and Mrs. Chesmore of Jones'
vile were enter aimed on Thanksgiving
day at Carlos Martins
The funeral Of Mrs. Fred Devoid was
held at her late home on Sunday after
noon, interment In the village cemetery.
with a short service by Rev Arthur
ter.-Announcement cards have been
received of the marriage of Mr.. Guy
Bickford ana Mrs. Z. G.. Miller at Bur-
lnston, New. 24.-Mrs. Carlos Martin and
daughter Anna and Edward Melby are
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Frank Ches-
more in Jones ville.--George Ball and
family have returned to Long Beach
California.-Mrs. Arthur Potter Is visit
ing friends and her daughters in Granville
and Poultney.-The household effects of
s. \. Allen We're sold at auction at his
late home on Tuesday.-John Day died
at his home on "Wednesday morning
Philip Gilbert has returned to Boston
after visiting at Cyrus Kingsland's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
RICHMOND.

Doris. the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs f f. Freeman is III with pneumonia
AIR, and Mrs. John Cunningham, VINO
have been visiting at NJ. Murphy's for
several days, returned Sunday to their
home in Boston.--Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
~ Nontpeller guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w Miller have returned to their
home.--Mastcr Albert and Miss Frances
Edwards are ill.-Miss Margaret Mccoy
of burlington Is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. w. s. Treeman.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
w. McGarghan returned Saturday even
ing from Boston.
Miss Bessie Irannon OF Burlington is
the guest of her sister Mrs w s. Free
man.-Bluah. the Youngest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Rhoads, Is Ill with
pneumonia There was a good attendance
at the entertainment given a the Con-
gregational Church last evening. The
Rev Roger II. Trl OF Winoosh spoke
on English Life and characteristics" and
Mrs Trill rendered several vocal selec-
tions.-Mrs. Arthur Jacobs and daughter
of Bristol who have been visiting at the
| home Of her mother, Mrs. Kate Pittibone
| for the past week. have returned to theil
/ home. -Mrs S. A. Green and Mrs. Johr
Morton entertained tho Aid Circle o
! Kings Daughters at Mrs. Morton's home
| Friday afternoon.-The Edmunds hgf
school team played basket ball here will
the local team last evening. This was thu
first game of the season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
FERRIsBURGH

The Ladies' Missionary society met
with Mrs Bard Wcdn esday after
noon; supper served ut five O'clock
Wynnie Woodruff of Lewis, y. y.
spent Thanksgiving day with Caren &c
Beach.--Joscph Dubuc is suffering from
II stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Ida Bixby,
who has been caring for her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Field for the past five
months. started TO return to her home
in Kansas on Wednesday, -Orvis Collins
drove from Shorcham to visit his par
ents, his sister, Helen, returned with
him for two weeks visit.--'rhe Ladies'
Enterta inment club viii meet with AIrs
G. c. Field on Thursday afternoon Dec
2.
The Young Ladies' Social club will hold
a sale and supper in the congregational
Church vestry Thursday. December O. the
proceeds to go to toward the entertain
ment course.-The Social club will meet
with Mrs. c. &. Field on Friday after
noon instead Of Thursday as reported in
the Free Press.--The w. C. T. L. meet
ing will be held with Miss Carrie Scott
or Saturday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Willett Of Salem,
n. H.. who came to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r..
clifford, returned to their home Monday
morning -Alr. and Mrs Edward Isham of
Burlington and the Misses Clara and
Elsie Clark Of East Orange, \. j., spent
Sunday in town.--The funeral of Mre.
Edward Fox was held from St AIMS
Church Saturday with interment beside
her husband In the Catholic cemetery
Miss Ellen Wagner returned to her school
in Enosburgh Saturday after visiting IN
town.-Mrs. u. d. Parker and daughter,
Albertine of Richmond and Miss Jennie
Rankin Of Burlington, who have been
with their sister, Mrs. II. J. Robinson,
since THANKSGIVING, returned home Mon
day-Mrs o. H. Hewey has returned
from Springfield. Boston and Waltham
Mass-Miss Della Harris has returned
from a several weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs Sarah Petty, at South Hero
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Benham are visiting
their son. Frank. in Boston.-Mrs.
Edward Hicks died at the home of her
son. william, Sunday after a short i'll
ness of pneumonia. A prayer service was
held at the house on Tuesday at half
past twelve and funeral at the Methodist
Episcopal Church at one oclock.-Mrs.
Charles Rowley and children Of Burling-
ton spent a part Of last week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Herrick.
The Rev. l. r. Tenney Of Connecticut
will give his lecture on THE South West
Frontier" under tho auspices of the
Congrega tional Ladies' society Wednes-
day evening. December s. with the
calcium light.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
SOUTH STARKSRORO.

Melissa. wife OF Pearl Doty and deugh-
ter OF Ovet and Mary Norton Hallock.
died Saturday night at FIVE O'Clock after
an Illness OF two years aged o. Inc
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon DIT
the Jerusalem school house. The Rev
Il. Hill of Bristol, assisted by the Rev
c. y. Franklin. pastor of the church
here. officiated. The bearers were Pearl
Doty. Andrew Halock. Jesse Farr. Edwin
Orvis, Samuel Wright and Henry Hallock,
all relatives of the deceased. Those TO
attend the funeral from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. Sanucf Wright and
son of Middlehury, Mr.. and Mrs. Halle
Peck, Harry Peck and Henry Hallock
of New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Macomber Of Cambridge Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Ferr and family Of Lincoln. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Hallock and Mr. and
Mrs William Sargent of BRISTOL Mr..
and Mrs. Hermon Hallock. Orvis Halock.
Mrs Julia Morrill, and granddaughter.
Mrs. Cora Hallock, and family, Mrs.
w. ]. Taft of Huntington.--Mr and Mrs.
David Denton returned Tuesday to their
home in Greenfield. Mans.-The Rev. j.
Lndley Spicer of Poughkeepsie, \. Y.
will prea ch at the Jerusalem school house
Friday evening at T:fo.-Ovet Hallock
came homo from Middlebury TO attend
the funeral of his daughter. Mrs. Pearl
DOty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
SHELBURNE.

The Sutton school. Mrs Anna 5. Allen
teacher, closed Wednesday, November a,
for the Thanksgiving recess, with APP
propriate exercises. The parents and
friends present, each spoke rev words
of encouragement to the teacher urging
her to remain, and congratulated the
pupils, which now comprise the sutton
and Millham school, numbering nearly
thirty, upon their fine work extra at
tendance, and good behavior. The names
OF the pupils having perfect attendance
during the fan term beginning September
7 We're; Wendle Auclaire, May Auclaire'
Irene Auclaire Hazel Danbrooke, Helen
DUEL, Olive DUEL. Joseph DUEL, Philip
Duel, Hazel Kinney. Frank Lane, Charlie
Lane Don Parker, Willie Parker Rupert
Wheelock, Those perfect after be-
ginning the term later were: VIII Lane
oscar Lane Flora Lane Absent only
one day during the term. Kenneth Slocum.
Those absent only one day after begin ming
the term were: Mary Willettc, Eunice
Wil,ette, Lucy Willette. Henry Wilette
| Charhe Willette. Honorable mention
Cecil Danbrooke, Florence Russell
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
WEST BOLTON.

Glenn Morgan has finished his work
at Bridgewater.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Street
er November 28.--Miss Edith Tomlin-
son has finished teaching at Far
Haven and is at home Henry Pease
rs in Burlington over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. q. w. Woodwork attended
the funeral Of Loisa. widow of Ansel
Nash, at Nashville Sunday.-Cieorge
Streeter has returned from New
mpshire.-Schools commenced Mon
day with the same teachers as the
previous term.--M!ss Bernice Hall is
at home from Burlington Business
college.--Miss A. p. Nealy has return
ed from Sutton. =. Q.--The remains OF
George Hall, who died In Burlington
of cancer Of the stomach. were brought
here for burial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

l.. q. Boardman who went TO Chusa ",
Washington, last February for his health
is not much improved. He expects to re-
main With his son, r. II. Board!nan,
through the winter,-The friends and
neiShbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pierce
met at their home Friday afternoon to
celebrate their golden wedding. A gift
of $3.50 was presented to them.-The fun
eral OF Edsar Hayward was held at the
Methodist Church Saturday afternoon.
the Rev. T.. w Hallowell offic!ated. -
There will be business meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society at Mrs. w. II. Turn
| cr's Friday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
Continued from First Pase.)

Curran of willsboro. N. Y. were
guests Of Noble Ellsworth Sunday
The G.. ]. Bcli Pomona Grange will
hold q meeting in this city to-day
with the following program: Morning
session at 10 o'clock: genera! business:
reports of ofricers reports of subordin-
ate Grange report of finance committees:
music, Vergenncs Grange; dinner and
social hour Afternoon session, music.
Prospect Grange; greeting. Mayor a. w.
Norton: response. i. II. Norton, Addison;
music. Rridport Grange; election and III
stallation of ofiicers.--Thc G.. G.. C.'s
gave an entertainment Wednesday eve
ming in the pariors of the Congregational
Church. entitled "A pan of Fudgc"-Miss
Floseia Varncv closed the fall term of
school Friday nj Panton Corners Those
absent one day were walter and Dorothy
Yattaw. absent two days, Claud Allen
Miss Electa smith who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Timothy Neville. has
returned to Boston.--Mr and Mrs. EEL
Fowler of Burlington are visiting her
sister. Mrs c. Euree. / yonard Remand
and Foster paignault passed Sunday in
burlington. Seth Warner Chartcr, u.
r., met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. G. r.. Kincsland -Charles Hoyt of
Malone " 10 visiting his sister Mrs
l. Rrrrc A SO, was born last week
tn Mr. and Mrs Frank DrisColl
Nrs Arthur u Evarts died Monday
| n ftornoon at her home on School street
fter ~ lingering illness Of nearly a year
god 60 wears Besides a husband she
! ,eeves two brothers. DR.. G. F. r. Willard
| Of this CITY and A. d. Willard of White
| hall n. Y. and one sister, Miss 7. II
willard of this place. Mrs warts was
| the daughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs
| George willard of Wevhridge The ft
roral was held Yesterday morning at te.
| o. clock at the housc-Monday evening
| near the water trough Il horse driven ny
| Iob, n,nonpnu bocone friyhtened npf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
W1LLISTON.

Miss Ella Pire had successful oper.
alton for appendicitis at the Mar,
Fletcher hospital Wednesday.-Mr and
Mrs. Homer Phelps are the parents OF "a
son, Chralcs Walker, born Nov. 26-
JANUS Metcalf left Nov. "a for Chi.
cago. where lie will spend the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. Carlyle Brown
Florence Metcaf returned to her school
Mt Bellingham, Mass, unday.-lPhilena
and Chittendcn Clark who are attending
the Troy Conference Academy, spent
their vacation at home Cha rles Netca Z
returned to Boston, Mass, Sunday.-Rev.
s. x. Emurian OF philadelphia will hold
special evening meetings in the auditor
ium of the Methodist Episcopal Church
FOR two weeks commencing Wednesday
| evening. with the exception Of saturda /,
evenings, Dec and II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
William Foo;c Wednesday afternoon
Carlton Mcneil and Harold Smith Of
Vermont Academy spent Thanksgiving
vacation at their homes-F. Percy BY
ington of New York City was home for
Thanksgiving His father, A. A. Bying-
ton. entertained family party OF "a
Mrs. F. j. Pope accompanied by her
mother. Mr- Swcetland, has returned
from Missouri Percy Pope of philadel-
The two adult classes in the Sunday
school will hold social with election of
officers at tho home of l.. y. Mcneil
Friday eveninc--Miss Maize Gulck OF
Morrisvile. Constance Gulick of Pitts
| ford and Christine Gulick of Williston
spent Thanksgiving at their home here.
C. d. Cook OF Montreal was home for
Thanksgiving Miss J. 3. Bouton has
closed her house here and has gone to
| Burlington for the winter.
News was received Monday of the
death in Helena, Montana Of Levi l..
Scofiold a former resident of this town
| Mr., and Mrs. John Bora Of Attleboro.
/ Mass, visited relatives In town last
week Judd W lliams has finished drill
ing a well for the new milk station.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Bora went to Hyde Park
last Monday accompanied by his brother
John and wife. to visit relatives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
EAST CHARLOTTE

Inc regula" weekly praper meeting
VIII be held this evening at the
nome or Mr.. and Mrs, H. II. tlaXton at
1890 o'clock.--Rev Thomas Dawson, wife
ana son, william, spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Colchester, returning
nome F'riday-D. A. Foot and family
spent thanksgiving with their daughter,
Mrs. Lyman Payne in Cornwall Charles
Tngsart wife and son, Earl, and Ken
neth Taggalt Of Burlington and Roy T..
las.art or Hoston. Mass. were guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
TagGart last week.-William Harris re-
turned from Rrattleboro Tuesday even
ing.-E Il. Ellison and daughter. Miss
Minnie Ellison. of Bristol. spent several
days last week with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. n. Ellison-Mrs. Dart re-
turned to her home in Monkton Friday
after spending some time with her son.
| Emmors Dart.-The ladies of the Baptist
| Church gave a pie sociable at Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Clarks "Wednesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
HINESBURCH.

A play, Union Depot will be given by
home talent at the town hall Saturday
evening December 4.-There was a
pound sociable at the Baptisi parsonage
Wednesday evening.-Carl Harvey will
carry on Edward Severance's far the
coming year.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mill
ham returned to South Burlington Satur-
day, after spending a few days with their
SON Frnest.-Ernest Mllham had the
misfortune to be bitten on the leg in two
places by hog. The wounds are healing
and no serious results are expected.-Mr.
and Mrs Edward Severance of Burling-
ton We're in town over Sunday Miss
Deyette OF the high school was In Bur-
lington over Sunday.-Miss Blanche Small
will teach in Grafton this wirter-Alson
Collins has moved from the Walter Weed
farm to his farm In Monkton. William
Amour is living on the Weed farm this
winter Wilbur Shattuck will take it
March Frank Ryder Of Middlebury
College spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with his parents here.-Mrs David Dono-
hue and two children Of Starksboro spent
Sunday at Emery Bissonetts.-Mrs,
Louise Roberts died at the homo or her
brother, Clarence Peters, on Saturday
and the funeral was held there on sun
day, November %. the Rev. Mr. Ryder
| officiating. Revival services at the Meth
| odist Church will continue through TINS
Week.-Mrs. Matte Mckenzie has re-
, turned to her school In Chester after the
| THANKSGIVING recess The death OF Mrs.
| Henrietta Moore. widow Of the late A. *.
Moore of Shelburne. occurred at the
| home of her son, Charles Monday, No
vcmber 20 Mrs Moore had been i'll for
several weeks with dropsy hut was able
to ride out Saturday. Pneumonia and
! hear, trouble We're the immediate causes
! of her death The funeral was heio
! at the home Of her son, charles, on Wed
| uesday at eleven o'clock.
| The play Union Depot Will be gve'
| Friday evening December 3.--Miss Heller
| pwire has gone to the Mary Fletcher
hospital to take a nurses training course
The Methodist society will have {
Christmas tree at the church on Friday
evening. December "a.
| Miss Celia Sprague returned to Mid
dlesex Monday for the winter term OF
schhol.-Pear Degree has moved 70
North Terrsburgh, where he has en-
ployment,--M" and Mrs. Daniel White
are parents Of daughter.--Iohn Chap
man has improved his place by building
a new horse barn.-Hlton Baker is clerk
Ing for Andrew Hayden, Harlnnd Bost-
wick passed part of the week with his
sister, Miss Dora Rostwick.-Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Milham of South Burlington
passed Friday with their son. Ernest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
EAST MONKTON.

Miss Ruth Barnum has returned to
Brooklyn. y. y.-E. W. Myers Is visit
ing relatives in Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Dean and daughter. Helen, spent
THANKSGIVING day with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
p. Palmcr.--The W. c. 7. L. will meet
Dec. with Mrs. Martha Dean. All
members requested to be present as q
report from the national convention will
be readH, O. Barnum spent Thanks
giving day with friends in Barnumtown.
j, Lindley Spicer OF Poughkeepsie, y.
Y. will speAl. at the Friends Church,
/ Monkton Ridge Sunday morning, Dec. 5.
Miss Elijah beth Crowley is spending the
vacation with her parents in Rutland
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
WEYBRIDCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge Of West Rut
land and Bert Dodge of Proctor spent
THANKSGIVING with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. r. Dodge.-Rollin Stone has
moved into Miss Nellie Stoves mouse. -
Mr. and Mrs. n, l., Thompson spent a
part of last week III Montpelier the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Hayward Mr..
and Mrs. H. a, Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Boies were visitors in burlington
last Monday. The Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist society met at Mrs. II. L.
Thompson's on Wednesday of this week
Carl Hurlbert of Buffalo, n. Y, was the
guest OF his cousin. Mrs, j. S. Shaw
over Sunday.-The Rev. Mr.. McCabe
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
Hineshurgh.