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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
MILTON.

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DAYS with Mrs Italt.s brotbor q
HenLn,n Mrs William o1lin 90 An
dovcr Mass snont Monday 4, tow,
with her n,ofhcr Mrs treno CLARK
George pvon Is visiting his f,.hor tho
Rov. NJ II. RYAN.
Tho village wa. aroused at . oiarte,
of four Yesterday no~rinr hv tho ringiry
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CHARLOTTE.

There will ho an examination by tho
| United States civil service commission
June 10 for the position of postmaster at
Thompson's Point. The compensation last
year was so. The examination will be
held in the Academy building.
Erwin Tucker will so to burlington
to live. He viii assist Mr.. Corbin. the
| ndertaker.-GeorEe Foote has pur-
| chased four acres of land. west of his
house. of tho Baldwin cstatc.-G"orge
| Edgerton is working at Thompson $
point.--F. n. Hosford keeps some
fifteen men at work and ships
strawberries as far West as Mime
sofa and Arkansas Grass seed that
was sown last fall does not come
w this spring owing to the severe
drought last season. Many farmers
must pillow again and SOW to buck
wheat and barleN.--O H. Alexander
Is the originator of "Dotio,a Red Del
aware" state of Maine and Green
Mountain" potatoes. Tho latter is
ono of the most popular varieties ever
introduced-The south side of Mi
Philo begins to took like a park. Mr..
Lewis, proprietor Of the Inn. is got
ting ready for a big rush this sum
mer.-Judd Williams of burlington is
digging an artcsian we'll for Mrs.
Ramsey at tho four corners. They
are down now some 40 fcct and have
struck very fine slate.
The Rev. Mr.. Trent Of Richmond OK
changed with the Rev. Mr.. Gulick Sun
day. The delegates to tie county con-
y,ntion at the College Street Church
Al. Scion Lewis. Deacon Foote and l..
r. Mcneil Mrs. T. *. Converse has re-
turned to her home here after sOendng
thc winter with her daughter in New
York citY.--Ralnh Smith has returned
from Florida, where lie has been two
months.
The funeral of Peter Stacy, one Of the
old and respected residents Of Charlotte.
was held at the church Of Our Lady Of
Mt Carmel May q. Those from out Of
town to attend the funeral wero Theodore
Stacy Of Cambridge. Mass. Dr j w
Stacy. Alfred Stacv of Sprincfeld,
Mass. Mr.. and Ms. Joseph Lander NJ
and Mrs. Henry Lander or winston,
Peter 3 DOYLE of Jericho
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

4,hout 20 members Of Burlington Com
nandery. X. r, 80, ., of Burlington and
of Ethan Allen Lodge. F. e. A. NJ. and
Bethany Chapter. O. f.. s.. of this place
in acceptance of an invitation from the
pastor. the Rev. ~ a. Wood, attended
services at the BAPTIST Church Sunday
morning. special electric car conveyed
IT,. visitors from Burlington
Champlan creamery. William r. john
Son & Son. proprietors, paid sl.ls for
standard milk and Sis FOR cream dur
ing the month Of April
prowns r iVer Creamery association
paid 81 ~ for standard milk for the month
Of April
The Ladies Home Circle % tho Meth
tdist church has elected officers for tho
year as follows: President, Mrs Shel-
don; vice-president. Mrs. j. +. Hunt
treasurer, Mrs. William Place; secrc
tary. Mrs, George Smith.
J. F.. Hunt has sold the F. l.. Davis
farm in South Burlington to W. W. Cor
don o' Franklin Center P. G.. for s.. 200
foreign missionary institute for the
missionary societies of the J.amoile as
srciatlon was held at the Baptist Church
Tuesday with an attendance Of about
=. The meeting was under the direction
STATE secretary OF Baptist foreign mis-
sions The special features
addresses by DR.. W. f. Writer'S
NJ Boston. district secretary for
New England American BAPTIST Mission
@rY associa ton, and an address by Miss
Helen F.. BisseN. who has been n mis-
sicnary in Sandoway. Burma. Four
Young people in costumes illustrated this
talk. solo was sung in a pleasing
manner by Miss Mamie Holmes of Bur
lrgton and seven children rom the Zap
list church in Burlington gave a pretty
exercise IN costumes.
Miss Matte Cox has returned from
visit at Monkton Ridge.
Tho FortnghtY club will meet with
Mrs. L. y. Carpenter Friday afternoon.
Nj and Mrs. Nelson Nalvou have re-
turned from visit in Barre
Mrs. J. r. Winchester returned YES
terday from a visit in Bra dford
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RICHFORD.

W. Il. Locl;lin has sold to r. y. iiaug-
hey building lot on fntcrvale avenue.
Mrs NJ W. Rounds is in a Montreal
hospital to undergo an operation for tho
removal of n fbrous tumor. Carl v FL
lott Of Springfield, Mass. is visiting lis
mother. Mrs. Abhle j. Flliott.-Max I.au-
der married Monday Miss Ruby Beal,
OF Bronze Corner Que.-Mr. and Mrs,
Loren Fuller of Cowansvilie. Que. are
visiting at e. b INNS Miss Kit,
Garvin Is taking a vacation from her
duties in the insurance oice Of f.. IT, Kel-
ley.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benoit Of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting in this place
and Berkshire.-The ST. Adams District
Association Womans Foreign Missionary
society elected the following officers
mere last week: President. Mrs. William
Shaw, Enosburg Falls; vice-presidents,
Mrs. Ralph Lowe of St Adams. Mrs H.
O. Ward of Moretown. Mrs. t. e. Sill
loway of Morrisville recording secretary,
Mrs j. O. Corliss. Swanton: corresponds
Ing secretary, Mrs j. NJ. Jenords, I1nos-
burg Falls.-Mrs. f. NJ. Foster Of kitan-
ming, Pa, is passing a few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ H. Lear
For the Queens birthday celebration in
Sutton. Que, Monday. over 70 tickets
were sold at this station. and more than
rs many others went in automobiles and
carriages Richford Military band fur
iished music for the occasion. Joseph
Etlairo Of Bronze. Que. became in a
lighting condition Saturday evening and
created disturbance on River street
We was arrested by Deputy Sheriff p. H.
Ihaneuf Monday morning he was ar
'aisned before Justice of the Peace r.
a. Con2er and pleaded guilty TO a breach
of tho peace and was fined s. and costs
amounting to Sl6.7i. y. W. CARPENTER,
srand juror, prosecuted
The SHORTCOMINGS Co.. is greet
ing transmission line from its power
station to the grist mill Of II. L. Hardy on
Troy street, and NJ Hardy will install
an electric motor for grinding in place
OF the present gasoene engine. r w.
Mitchell has lately installed three
horsepower electric motor and others
arc figuring on this power to run various
machines.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. H. A. Searles OF Des Moines
Iowa. and daughter. Mrs. F. r. Clement
of Burlington. and Mrs c. l.. Austin o;
Canton, ~ y, called in this village
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Percy
ana daughter OF Bedford. Que, passed
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Percy :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, =. S. Ewins -
Oscar Bowen and son, George, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Bowens mother,
Mrs. Julia Gallup. at North Sheldon
Monday.-Mss Hildred Orr Of Enosbureh
was the guest OF Miss Eunice Stanley
over Sunday.-Mrs. Race of St Alhans
Bay Is at the home OF the Rev. and
Mrs. o. l.. Barnard Mrs. NJ. Peterson
and the Rev. o. l.. Barnard attended the
w. c. T. L. convention at Montgomer.
Center and the missionary meeting al
Richford Thursday and Priday.--Mvs.
Levi Goodhue Is III with pneumonia. -
The death OF Max Weld occurred at
Manchester. ~ H., Monday and burial
was made at this place wednesday fore
noon Mr.. Weld was son of the late
l.. A. Weld and a former resident, %
w Webster. formerly customs officer at
this place moved to Alburgh sprl g..
last week
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FAIRFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Rugg Of Omaha,
Neh were the guest OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Riggs, last weel;-
The 3. +. A. base ball team went 70
bakersfield Saturday and played the
BGPham Academy team Tie score was
to IN favor OF Brigham.--R Roy Gilman
is confined to the house and unable
to attend school by an abcess in hts
head Mrs. Blanch Prince of johnson is
the guest Of Mrs Sarah Rowand.-El-
lis Foster Of Swanton was the guest
of the Rev. s S. brigham Saturday
- L. Smiths creamery is maing about
600 pounds q! butter day.--Mrs Lot
tie story Of Johnson is the guest OF her
sister Mrs. May 'rancher--Cieorge Hunt
ana Mrs Hiram Cook are Ill.
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RICHMOND.

At the Cnivorsa,st church Sunday Mr..
Childs of Boston. the well llpnv,n t.no.
sang a solo. accounantod hy Miss zoe
Towers The union memorial service will
be held at the I'nivorsalist church SIM
day. MAY 80 at II 900 "A. m. The sormIn
will he preached by the Rev. f.. =. Treat
and the music will he furnished bv a
mixed uuartctte CONSISTING Of W. ~
Miller. ". f.. Suuicr. Mrs. f.. n FLAG.
Mrs w H. Taviolctto with Miss Zou
Towers as organist.-rh- Mission Circle
of the TniversaIist Church viii meet with
Mrs. W. w Miller Fridnv afternoon at
three o'clock.-'rho Central D;strict as
sociation of I'niyorsalists will hold ire
annual session in Mortified limo ia
These DELEGATES have benn cloctoI +,
represent the Richmond church. Mr. aud
Mrs f. r Jacobs Mr. and Mrs T. :.
Nichols; altcrnates. Mrs T. II Flooo
Mrs ". r. ,.uev. Mrs = + r-ro.,,,,.,,
Mrs. l. +. Towne.-Nr and A,s n II
Patch Of Barre were the rlios,s AZ "
aud Nrs ~ II D,,.ie o,.o,. c,,r,,. ~.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Burdette Start Of bakersfield was IN
town Saturday.-Col. l.. c. Leavens o:
Richford and II. A Pond OF East Berk-
shire We're in town Thursday. W.
kowlev is moving back on his farm.-G.
II. Fuller is very low and cannot live
Tonga A. Cook IS in cireenvile Me.
for a few days. The pre- Memorial Day
exercises given by the pupils Of the Mont
eomery Center graded school will re
held Friday afternoon at two O'Clock in
the Baptist Church. There will he an adj
dress by the Rev. +. W. Day of Frank
I'm. The Free Press is requested to mem
ton that all are most cordially invited to
these exercises
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.


- .
'Po'' "u"u"S "''h Ills uno'''er' MIS-
cara Howc.-Mrs. Ethelyn Alger. Misses
Myrtle Alger and lila Brigham were
among the visitors. IN Burlington Satur-
daN'-i" f. Wilbur has been in Mont
poher Tor Few daNS.-Miss Alice Brcs
eor died Saturday of consumption, at
me nome OF john BLOW where she was
taken about week ago when the Bres-
sor house was destroyed by fire. She is
survived by her parents and sister.
Mrs. James Tohn or this town.-Mrs.
Joseph Rissonette and David Bissonette
were in Hlnoshurgh sunday to attend the
funeral Of Lotus Bissonette. Mrs. Mel
vim of New YORK city is AT Newell =.
STORY s.-Janes Bosaw Is moving from
J'te river =" the southern part OF the
town. Eugene w. GURUS, VINO has been
SERIOUSLY ~ Tor several weeks. remains
anout INC sahle'-N'r' ana MIS- ira T..
morse an" MIS- f'' Is Nllhhns are dcle-
gates from INC second congregational
"urc" W Vne 'oui'S conference III Sur
HnSt"n.
Joseph >ahuo" "a niue over :" years
W. ase' "Ieu n, 'ne nome vi ms SON. ~
" 'an"o"' WEDNESDAY rnorh'hS hpou,
'' u c'ocN '' nau "eeh seriously III
vi tne Spring ana MS oea'h was NOV nh-
Npe''eu' '' was io' several Hea's
''ue"' u. rSS'N 'u''c''on, nu' S''V' tne
a." VI WIS WE ABOUT el6lt years ago
""u maui ms nome VIII" nv SOIL ne
"e9 t'liS sou NE u su'ViVeu oN ahother'
so VI N'"ooHh'' ny 'our oausi,ers'
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Bishop Hall made his annual vista
ton to this parish TUESDAY May IL.
Services were held a seven clock Tues
day at which seven were confirmed
At seven o'clock Wednesday morning
there was celebration of the holy com
munion, the bishop conducting the serv-
ices assisted by the rector. the Rev.
William NJ. Warlow.--An apron sale and
supper were held in the vestry of the
Union Church Thursday afternoon and
evening, May ~, under the auspices Of
the Church Relief society It was we'll
attended and success in every way
quite a number from this village attend
ed the chicken pie dinner in Bakersfield
Thursday. May 70. given by the Catholic
society in the dining room of the hotel
j. G. Davis is assisting in w. S Scule's
store Ray Sturtevant is quite i'll with
indigestion.
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rankin.

Union Memorial service will be held
sunday, The Re-. NJ. Westcot viii
preach the Memorial day will
be observed by the schools Monday with
exercises in the town hall.-Mr and Mrs.
Il. j. Gates attended the funeral of
Mrs. Julia Gallup at North sheldon Mon
day.-The Rev. f. W. Day viii deliver
Il Memorial addres in Montgomery Fri
day-Mrs. =. J. Gates is visiting in st.
Albans.-Mrs. Helen and Miss Ella
Randall visited at j. 3. Dimon's Mon
diagnoses Duelos. who has been con-
fined to the house for two weeks, is able
to be out.-Alrs Bessie Wright IS grad
uallv John J. Russell has
been confined to the house for few
days.-The high school viii present tho
play Farmer Haskns" In Liberty hall
ErilnN evening
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WEST MILTON.

William Sweeney who has been criti-
cally i'll with double pneumonia for sew
oral days, Is bctter-H. s. McCauley was
at home over Sunday.-D. c. Granger
has been confined To the house for sew
eral days.-Mrs, Lucia Hunt has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Patterson-Mrs
Roberts is entertaining her brother from
Middlebury.
Miss Ethel London returned From South
Hero Monday,-The West Milton CO.
operative Creamery company paid It's
patrons for the month Of April e9S2 for
lLttcr fat or HES fer STANDARD milk.
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BOLTON.

Mrs. Tunnie Muzzy. who has been
visiting relatives in Chasy, y Y. re-
turned Saturday night, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Parsons, Both are in
Waterbury visiting relatives. The Rev.
Wilson Reed Stewart Of Mpntpelier
gave n very able discourse at the village
school house Sunday. Edward Bushey.
former resident, whose home is in
Thompsonville, Conn, visited in town
Monday.-C T. Sabins was in Burlington
Monday.-Mrs. Nellie May returned Mon
day from a weeks visit with her daugh-
tcer at North DuXbury.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Ella Locke. who fell two weeks
ago and broke her leg below the knee
is doing well.-Mrs. W. ". Aldrich at
tended the state Robeka. assembly in
Barre Friday.-Miss Edith Millham of
burlington was an over Sunday guest
at i. j. Mllham's.- Mrs. Jennie Swift
of New York city visited her nephew.
Walter Aldrich, last weok.-Thcre are
several cases Of measles on Shebrne
4
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.evarn and it,
tie daughter N Bristol visited al RI. IT.
Brewstcrs Saturday and Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. J.. f.. Baldwin visited in Hurting
ton Monday.-Thc young son of Charles
Dwyer is still critically i'll with cerebro
mcninsitis.-Mr and Mrs. ID. T.. Hanks
visited at Bristol the last Of the week.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs, Rhoda Chadwick Of sheldon Is
making her annual visit to lSr daughter,
Mrs. \. =. Royco.-Mrs. Phebe Brewer
of Richland Center, Wis, only surviving
sister of \. *. Honsinger of this place.
continues to GROW weaker, Mrs Brewer
has been confined to her bed for five
months with illness due to old age and
hardening of the arteries, She is ~
NenrS old.
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| q Gaines and son, George, are passing
n few days in Jeffersonvile-Mr and
Mrs. +. 6, Smith Of St Adams have
been visiting here for a FEW days. e.
| nittemore of New York city, president
OF the Federal Packing Co.. was in town
triiay.-H. b. Perrin of Ind'anapol!s
, has returned after an absence OF few
months.-Mrs II. 4. searles OF Des
Mones, Iowa. her daughter, Mrs Glenn
! ent of Burlington and Mrs. G. l.. Austin.
OF Canton n. Y, who are taking car
rage drive from Burlington to Canada
passed Friday night at the Hon DIN
Merrills.
7. g grand list shows an increase of %
polls ana $4,000 in personal estate and
ST. 90 in real estate The grand list will
, be H!,S3l.@.-- Dr and Mrs. F. II.
Brown attended the annual meeting Of
the state dental society at The Weirs,
y. ~. last week W. II. Towle, who in
jured one foot while assisting in moving
the old town safe is still confined to
the house.
The selectmcn upon inspecting Satur-
day found the new road near North
Inosburgh built last fall by the railroad
people, with the repairs made this spring.
conforms to the requirements Of the
order Of the State railroad commission
and they have accepted the same on be-
half of the town. II Will probably soon
be open to the publlc.-rhe annual dis
trict meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
-ionary society will be held this week
Thursday in the Methodist church.
There Will be three essions with an in
tcrestinS program. Dinner and supper
Will he served in the vestry Mrs. a. J.
Woodward, who has been suffering from
blood poisoning on hoy hand for several
months. went to Burlington Thursday
where she had the second operation for
the further removal Of finger.-It was
an exhibition game st. Adams High gave
here Saturday with score Of 10 to 3
in their favor-S. \. Daniels OF Rrattle-
horo was in town Monday NnoshurIhs
second nine played Franklin and won by
score Of l6 20 5 saturday.
The funeral Of Mrs Julia Gallup was
attended Monday at the home of her
son, Il. c. Gallup near North sheldon.
tie Rev. W. NJ. Wallow officiating. The
bearers were Arthur $. Gallup of Shel-
don. Rhett H. Gates ard o. n. Stanly
of Franklin and George O. Brown of
Berkshire The funeral was in aIssis-
quot cemetery near the house Mrs Gal
and had been in comfortable health until
quit recently. Among those who At
tended fine funeral were Mr. AVID Nrs
T. II. Stanlv and q " Raven OF Rer,,
Shire, the Rev. y. NJ. Learned, Mrs Fay
Hcrrick. Mrs. W. Watson Of 81 Alhars
NJ and Mrs John Fish. Mrs G. T..
Marsh. Mrs. G. I Chamberlain md Mrs
T. T. Tvler of this place-Josenh erik
of Richford. the contractor has begun
moving the Kellogg house purchased bv
Miss Farnsvorth.-M Ruth Avery
wen, ia RurIinrton saturday whore sho
Will pass a few DAYS with relatives he
fore going to her home in Barre
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Bellows Free Academy hall team
were defeated b. tho Brigham team here
Saturday, the score being 3 to mills
Perkins went Saturday to Keeseville.
y. Y. for few days, after which he
will go TO DiXville, n. H.. where he has
n positon.-The sum Of s2s was realized
at the chicken pie supper given Thursday
OF last week by the members Of St.
Ceorce's Church.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Charles Wright is able to sit no
after an Illness of two Weeks.-Jennie
Baker has the measles Among the
latest to have the humps are Eva Wal
ston. Marjorie Carey and Maybelle Pratt.
A large number attended the sociahle
Friday.-Mr White is completing Il 30
foot boat and Mr.. liawley is making a
smaller ono
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MILTON BORO.

Frank Goodwin is gaining in health
Miss Laura Quinn is caring for Mrs
Ayers, who does not improve Mrs, Fly
OF Georgia is the guest of Mrs Fay
Mrs, Myrtle Rassford from 81, AlLans
was at home the first Of the week
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Mark Thompson. has returned to
her home after an absence of two weeks
spent with her son. Thomas Nj Thomp-
son OF South Wallingford, who has been
critically i'll of blood poisoning and is
yet in a serious condition
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
ST. GEORGE.

Miss Mildred White has returned from
the hospital, where she underwent a
serious operation for appendicitis
q. d. Leonard OF Hinesburgh and Mrs
Emma Hinsdale visited their grand
daughter and niece, Miss Bertha Burritt,
at the Fanny Allen hospital Monday
George w. Smith OF Hinesburgh pass
ed Sunday az Mrs. A, ]. Downer's-Misses
Mary and Maggie Berry Of Burlington
were visitors at r. f. Forbes's Sunday
Mrs. Norman Wescott and children OF
helburne were visitors at Mrs Miranda
Wescott's the first Of the Week.-Mrs.
S. f.. Hisdale and son Mitchell. are visit.
Eng relatives in Waterbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-27
ENOsBURGH FALLS.

been guest Of her aunt. Mrs. II. ~
Kimhall Mrs, A. r., Rud OF Essex
junction is passing n few DAYS with her
daughter, Mrs. T.. V. Perkins. Mrs. j.