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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
ENOSBURCH.

Moderator, Richard Smith: clera, W.
". Hutchinson; selectmen. one year. r.
w Spicer. two years. II. W. Towlc.
three years, +. i. Ecnneld: treasurer.
w. w. Hutchinson; constable and COL
lcctor of taxes, \. !. Croft listers ono
year. L. L. stanton. two years. II. A.
Cramton. three yeats, w. j. Ch1fec;
editors, A. A. Ascltine. V A. Janos,
" j.. Charcc; grand Juror. V. 4. Irish:
read commissioner. Fred Lav.fe; IL
hrary trustee for five years. =. L. Ovitt:
town agent, g. g. 1aesett; school d-ec-
tor. +. NJ Wriaht; voted $50 for Memo
rial day expenses. tow. tax. % cents on
the dollar voted five ccrta on the dollar
FOR winter roads; school tax 50 cents on
the dollar; voted 500 Ior public library
voted $500 fer permanent roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7. Stevens and dnugl-
ter, Hazel, Mrs. Ettc Wrish, and son,
Kenneth went to Newport Wednesday
to visit friends stephen J. Cutting. who
has sold his farm IS going 20 VorEonues.
where he has brother. NJ. Mayo is to
move on to tho :arm.-Farmcrs are nav
Ing 10 haul Ice from tie river at I,nos-
hurBh Falls. some o. them a distance Of
sever Wilcs.-Tae ladi"s' elmer Mt Albert
Or's Saturday WIS Il very pleasant af-
fair and Well attcnled.!t was to have
taken place Wednesday, but the day
proving to 10 very stormy. with wind
and rain. and most oF the farms to!ng
connected by telephone. it was thought
best to postpone il. Since tho advcn, OF
III" telephone the coming Of the rural
delivery and tie hoped-fcr parcel pos.
Ia the near future. farm life IS not what
il was % years 1go.-Ilervcy Ni-no,s,
who has been for some time IN provi-
donce. r. l.. Is at home Tor the sugar
seasonal large number OF young friends
and relatives gave Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
+. PeTley n surprise party on the evening
OF February &c. the anniversary of their
marriage There was large and pleas
ant gathering of young people at Maple
Grange farm. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Eid1er, Friday evening
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Frank Delorme, young man In the
employ OF f.. w. Butler. is seriously i'll
with acute indigestion.-Mrs Elliot. the
aged mother of Mrs. II. a. BiSby is
quite sick.-Mrs. Fogg. II sister Of John
Brown, who has been very i'll, has re-
covered.-Miss Mabel Prior is able to be
out after being i'll with the mumps.-
Very favorable news has been received
from Kate Comstock and Oral Merrihew,
who went to California a few weeks ago
for their health.--Miss Sarah Comstock
has finished her work for Mrs. Charles
Harrington at the city poor farm and
Is at home 70 stay with her parents
l.. L. Hayes has moved to his own farm
and A. Lomonday. who carried it on
last year, has moved to Westtord where
he purchased a farm OF Thomas Parizo
Alfred g. Peter has moved from the
Par,zo farm to the Dickey farm vacated
by Mr.. HAYES.
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Mrs. George Watson and three children
went Saturday TO New Jersey to DO gone
several weeks. Mrs. Watson was called
there by tho critical Illness of her moth
er-The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Improvement society will he held at
tie home of Mrs. +. w. Bssonett
this aftcrnoon.--The Kings Daugh-
terra will mcet with Mrs +. II. Stoddard
Friday afternoon.--Th next regular
meeting OF Chnmplain Chapter No. s..
O. T. s., will be held in Masonic hall,
Charlotte Friday evening. Miss Eliza
beth Harmon has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital and IS rapidly
in1rrOyiNc
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ST. GEORGE.

on going to his fox traps Friday after
noon. Il. +. Forbes was surprised to find
a large wild cat. or bay lynx, on which he
will get A bounty Of two dollars
\ large majority OF the children IN
town have the measles. Hiram II. M
lev has been confined to the house sew
eral days with rheumatism, grip and
l.eart trouole-Mr. and Mrs NJ. w.
Ilinsdale with their three children
passed Wednesday in Jonesville
al W G.. White's .--MIs. EN-
ma lIinsdale and Miss Marguerite
Tlley attended TIE Grange meeting in
Shelburne Wednesday evening.-Dr. r. o.
S,oddard is able to he out after being
confined to the house about two weeks
y. II. Forbes was in burlington Wednes-
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CHARLOTTE.

The remains of Mrs. Jennie Barton
Munger Of Rensselear, y. Y, We're
brought here for burial Tuesday at one
O'Clock. Mrs. Munger was the daughter
Of Mrs. Ann Mary Barton. and is the last
of teh famly.-The Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. c. N. Byington Wednesday
afternoon.-Miss Carolyn Williams is at
home from teaching in Isrockton. Mass
Mrs F. Harding Chesmore of Jonesville
is visiting in town.--C. W. Root. who has
been seriously i'll. Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Carpenter passed Sunday in Underhill,-
Quite a number Of teams broke through
willie dra wing ice off the lake Saturday.
Nearly every family in town have one or
more members III with tine grip.-Doyd
Tucker commenced his duties at Mt. Philo
Inn Monday.-Robert Bora took possession
OF o. II. Alexander farm Monday.
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UNDERHuL CENTER.

Mrs. Hattie 1'ixby. is visiting her son
In St. Johnsbury.- Mrs J. A. Morse OF
Lee river, who has been dangerously I'll
for three months. is much improved. -
Homer Flynn moved TO westford last
week where no has rented a largo farm.
Edwin W. Henry and Mrs. l.eona
Smalley we're married last Week.-Mrs..
q. A. Terrill went to Pittsford Monday
10 visit her daughter. who IL patient
at tho Vermont sanatorium.--'rhere were
no services at st. Thomas's Church Sun
day. the Rev. Father Therien conduct
ing services at Cambridge
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BAKERSFIELD.

Town oA;cerr ciec.oo Tucs'G~ foucw
Moderator. !, = i',iThnir s-i"ctr;en A.
bert Reed I e. S.,nnisy. II. y. Wus,
TREASURED, r ". Davis: ov~rs~rr u poor
J. 4. paraos. r,nata;oIs, Y. y. 6taft
auditors, ". y. Nara.n"r~, n. z. Co~Ar
j. = S'ar.: read commissioners. J e
Dezot@'l " II. start: town aSent II.
+. brigham school directors II. X.
Dcn!o. =. p. yrafl r G.. Ovi:tl n,
ere, \ lIsI'. II. II. IIeai Gay Barnes;
ccrTrc,-y commissioner. q. j. Maynard
library commissioners. ada Gates Years
!. A. Perkins ; years; license. yes a.
no Al.
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WESTFORD.

Miss Media Rice is visiting relatives in
Joncsville.-R. A. Perry is confined to
the house from an injury received while
drawing logs.-The Ladies' Aid OF the
Baptist Church met with Mrs. Charles
Munson, Jr. Thursday afternoon.-Three
persons joined the Baptist Church Sun
day TIE baptism was held in the Zap
tist Church in Fairfax. The Ladies'
Social circle met ut the home of Mrs.
r. y. Macoinber Wednesday afternoon
II. r. Stone. who has been i'll In bed for
several days IL n little bottcr.-Thc
Fortnightly club will meet this week
with Mrs. +. ". Perry.-There Will be
maple sugar social In the ConSreEa-
tional Church this evening.-W. II.
Morgan Is seriously ill.-1lenry Faul-
kins has moved to the farm which he
has bought of 7. T.. Huntley and HON.
er Flynn Of tnderhill has moved to
George w. Aliens farm.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Fred Fortune is very poorly
Miss 10 IenEfeld spent few days al
home last week j. NJ Skeels is Ill
Mrs. Phebe Hyde died at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. John Duba Thurs
day February % The funcra! was held
~ the Catholic church Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Hyde vas = years OF ago and
had hcen very roorly FOR several weeks.
She is survived ny TWO sons. Or. O. A.
Holcomb OF Plattsburgh and Melvin
Hyde Of this town. and one daughter.
Mrs. John Duha, with whom she had
lived 70. several "ears..-Mrs. Roger
Wi!cox o: PlattsAurSh vas Il. town Sat
u-day 10 attend tho funeral OF Mrs.
Phebe Eyde.-Mr and M-s. ". r. Con-
rel lc.t Tuesda7 %: New YorH and
ia.lcd for Europe Thursday noon oN tho
Car.nania. -Prcparauons are being mad"
FOR IN. Pomona Grange Fri6Gy.--Misa
,5'r;.ncee Loop has returned from, PLATTE.
hurSt,
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FAIRFAX.


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HILL WEST.

Mrs H. Fitch 10 c'o'yiy r~covrr,na from
rcoumon.a Sadie N. tho in:nnt ohiid
O! NJ. md Mrs. ~. l. I~we.s. ~tno has
bcen sick with pneumonia. c'ed Pebri-
NV 81 rrd was hu-'ed SUNDAY Afternoon.
The Rcv. w, q. Mansfield oc.r'at"t -
MI. end Ms. Frank TUNDRA h2s crcc 10
;'an7,.ri0go 20 afford the funeral Q: her
-r9ndsor. curtis 'rntrc Charles 'rrarr
Inns son. 10 Rictford. NJ ara Ms,
George Reuse and sor. Ca:i. who have
tceen IN rawtuchct. Y. T.. :nr the rag.
three months. have returned home Miss
Ida Eeno!t las gone 10 IIishgate
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COLCHESTER.

Tho sixth anniversary Of the r. y.
=. L. was held at the Baptist Church
THURSDAY evening. The Rev. J. I.
Buzzell. n former pastor of West
Derby, gave q very interesting adj
dress aud letters from absent mem
bers were read.-Ransom Manley. Jr..
from Connecticut is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs K. w. Manlcy.
James Davidson has finished work
for s. A. Morrison.-Frank Cameron
will take his place.--Ransom and
Thomas Manley of Springfield. Mass,
are visiting their parents for q few
CAUSE.-THE Kings Daughters will give
a social at the parish house Friday
evpufnu
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FRANKLIN

Mrs. e. @. Humphrey OF Coventry las
been visiting her daughter. MIRA. q. Z.
Green.-Frank Manley of Cnderh.ll Cen
ter spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Mary Manlcy Tho churches were oloscd
Sunday on account of tho srur'et !ev'r.
Tho high school and library arc closed
for two wceks--Tho town meeting psssed
cf very oilctly.-TIelon Whitney and
Marion Reynolds have the scarlet fever.
Ruth Hopkins LETT SUNDAY night for
Boston. whore she is 10 take a course o:
training in the Boston city hospital.
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MILTON RoRO.

D. r. Bean recovered from his illness
in st. Adams so as TO be brought home
Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Bean and
W. C. Blake.-Jack Taylor has moved to
the tenement Of A. y. Wood vacated by
Henry Langley. who has moved 20 the
fa-m of Mrs. Eliza Morton in Georgia.
Fred Leeman has gone to s.. Adams to
work for .. r. Warner.
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HUNTINGTON.

DR.. and Mrs. +. q. Falby left for
Washington Saturday to attend the in
augural ceremony.-Mr. and Mrs. wal
lace Bcnway of New Haven were in
town last week. returning Sunday.-The
missionary society will meet with Mrs.
II. |. Kemp this afternoon. -
Chauncey Hayden Of the Anti-Saloon
League gave very interesting lecture
at the Church Sunday afterroon.A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Truax
Friday.
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WEST MILTON.

A supper will be given FOR the benefit
Of the church ut I. T. Towards this
even!ng.-Miss Julia Blake has been
spending several days at home--The in
FAINT son Of Fred Sweeney Is recovering
from an attack Of bronchtis.Orvis
Mayville moved March 1 to the farm
which he has purchased at Milton.-John
Whalen has finished work for William
Eryant.-Alton Costello has moved to
Checkerberry.
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

Mrs Flora Rcuso has gone 70 -.
Jchnsbu-y fo- few weeks sta? fred
Wadleigh WIN In Burlington few days
this week.-.iiss E. IL. Royce 10 very il!
with tie gr1o.--Mrs. Homer Cram:on IL
iii with pneumonia.--Ioc Bernard OF
,daho is visiting his brother. the Rev.
Mr.. BERNARD Mr. and Mrs. tiSOTge
Powell have returned from a fsw days
v.Sit in Cnmbrihec.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The March meeting OF the W. c. T. U.
was held Wednesday afternoon at
Two o'clock with Mrs. Davidson at the
parsonage.--rhere will DO maple sugar
Uociahle at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Hazard Friday evening. The pro-
rseds are for the purpose OF purchasing
chairs for the two primary classes OF tho
Sunday school--Miss Irene Powell, who
finished the winter term OF school in
Ferrisburgh two weeks ago and has
since been visiting in town. went Friday
h. her fathers. W, w. Powell. In Ell
more.--Mrs. Anna Pcase returned to Bur.
lington Saturday after spending a few
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Claxton.--
Mrs. W. J. Bradley Is i'll and Mrs. Nellie
IIorsford is suffering with pleurisy-
Henry \. Putnam has gone to Saratoga,
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UNCERHILL.

s. y. Twitchell has rented the O. G..
Carpenter farm and will manage it on
shares.
The death occurred yesterday OF Will
liam Metcalf, aged 70 years. from COM
plication OF diseases Incidental to his adj
vanced age. He Is survived by one son,
NJ. L. -Ietcalf of Essex and one grand
son. Vernon, who lived with him here.
The funeral will be held at the house
Friday afternoon at one o'clock.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Leslie White of Stowe is the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. Rodney Boyce.-Albert
Palmer has moved into the George Pal
n;cr house.-Luke Alger has been visit
ing his son, Delhert. in Colchester
David Ring has been ill.--Miss Mabel
Stockwel has been visiting In Williston.
Rodney BoY-e and family were in Will
lston. the first of the week Miss Car
ric Bates is i'll with the mumps.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Town officers we're elected Tuesday IS
follows: Mode, ator. g. NJ FOLEY; cierN
ana treasurer, G.. /. Anrtin: so's,t ..er.
II. o. Row ley, r. s Wright. John l..
Clapp listers. /. r. campbell. Harvey
Novelty. j. ID. Head auditors. W. J.,
Wright, Watt IS. Parker. J. ". 0ovd-
speed; road commissioner. T. ". L.in-
bra; school directors. uowsri Parker,
w. J. Wright. s. s. Hall. Jr; trustee
of Y. S. deposit money. c. T. Hall,
overseer OF poor. r. W. Eundy; trustees
of public library. c. l.. Hutchinson. p.
w. Hall, Alice Clapp. s, s. Hall. Jr.,
Kate Samson: license vote. yes 4s. no
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Chaffce returned
home Saturday from North sheldon.
where they have passed the winte~ with
their son. W. w. Chaffce.--Thc dance
given by the Ladies' Whist Cluh in For-
tstcrs hall Wednesday evening wos at
tended by about IS coupl's.-Mrs. Jennie
Colcord OF Rich ford IS with ler sister.
Mrs. Mary Twins, for rev iays.-A@. r.
Austin ana family 81 l:noShurrh Fails
PASSED Sunday q. F. A AustiGs.
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70 the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday
where he underwent q very serious cp-
GRAFTON. Miss Rose Donaway has return.
ca from FerrisSurGh where she has been
visiting friends.--Miss LILLIAN Van
Matre has returned from Burlington
whore she has been several days
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lOf.-Mr. Cote, father OF the Rev ]. A.
Cote, is In hospital in Montreal for
treatment for his eycs.--Mrs f. T..
Hutchinson has gone to Tokorna PARK,
D. c., to attend tho Inauguration
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EAST FAIRFIELD

In reaponse to an urgent '"Guss'. ~"
Rev. X Clay SeGr!os delivered ver"
interesting address or f!s exrct1enc" IN
the Civil Wai SUNDAY "lor,'!HG q. Union
Church Miss Stable Gates 70 In john
ron where sue VII, attend tt~ musical
fest.ve,.-u,lcr. Soi,o lo"t M'nda: FOR
Wac,luc.on. n. G. whtrc h. Will ." tAe
,-,.e.t Of Via -c,,:.rs M.r. H.inc Corey
ana N,,.s N";iou Gates frv several GAYS
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Frederick Fletcher. son Of G. G. Fietch-
ci, who has been seriously Ill, ~ In
proving.-Thc Canadian fisherman on
Missisquoi bay. a number OF these, at
least began fishing with nets March 1
and are meeting with good success. One
OF tie nets took barrel and half OF
fish the first haul, including GO pike
Miss Bradley. who has been bookkcorer
fol George Webster q Sons for SIX
years. has resigned her position.
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Town officers: Moderator. w. T..
Locllin; clerk. II. n. Rounds; select
men for three years, Arthur McKin-
noy. for two years, Elias Combs. for
one year. W. III. Derby; treasurer. II.
H. Rounds; overseer, u. w. Carpontcr:
first constable. y. II. Phaneuf: socond
constable, Albert Sclby; collector Of
taxes, Oscar McGregor: listers. for
three years. c. A. Powell, for two
years, ]. NJ Robb. for one year, G.
Spraguc Noyes auditors. H. II. Tho
mas, f. +. Greene II. IT. Comings;
trustee OF public money. G. r. Ladd;
town grand Jurors. ID. w. Carpenter,
W. II. Hubbard; school commissioner
for three years. II. l.. Baker, for two
years to succeed II. a. Pufrcr who re-
signed, Or. II. NJ. polton; agent, G.
r. Ladd; tree warden. Icon w. Smith;
superintendent of Bakersfield Poor
house association, u. w. Carpenter;
road commissioner. A. $. Chase Jr.
Tax voted 175 cents on dollar of
the grand list. Voted the sum OF $500
for highways in accordance with the
provisions of section 90os of the pub
lie statutes as amended by section s
Va -N"' - Va ~" -''"' N'''' WV
q. A. x. sS5 Tor Memorial day. voted
to build an ADDITION TO the East Rich
ford school mousse at cost not TO
exceed Sooo' ana 10 support another
school there. voted TO have the town
house ana contents insured. voted
70 authorize tho seIcctmcn TO BUY or
j. II. Gross lookup and TO main
tain the same TOT use IN caring Tor
prisoners. The attendance was lighter
IMAM usual
sheldon Boright. AGED 16 years.
died Tuesday morning at 1880 O'Clock
from the encctS OF ran sustained a
little over two weeks AFRO. together
with long Illness OF BriEhts dis
ease, although until the fall he had
been able to ride out. The funeral
will be held at the house this
afternoon at TWO O'Clock. Mr.. Bo-
right is survived by four children.
Mrs. George Scales OF Winnipeg, Man,
and {. Melvin Boright sheldon II.
/ Boright and MISS Eva Boright OF this
place. Mr. Boright had been one of
the prominent mon or Rtchford. ana
| was engaged in mercantile pursuits
for many years He was long dl-
rector Of tho Richford Savings Bank
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Arthur K. Morse fell or the ice
Saturday morning. while emptying a pan
OF ashes. and broke her hip.--Nr and
Mrs. Alfred varney OF westford were
visitors at J. T. Varneys Saturday.-A
new organ has been purchased and put
u the intermediate room OF the village
school, The money was raised by the
schools giving an Observation-Disclosures
Julia and Laura Carroll were home from
Essex Junction over Sunday.-Mrs. Jane
Bicknell Lauder Of Oak Park, H.. who
has been visiting at F. A. Percivals. has
returned to Burlington--Mrs Frank X.
Howe started Saturday for Norwood,
Ohio. for a visit.-Mrs. Margaret Hobain
went Saturday to Burlington to live
With her daughter. Mrs. Reavey. Mrs.
Hobain. who Is 81 years of age. was
probably the oldest person in town.-'rhe
pudding and parcel social at the Con-
gregational Church parlors Friday even
ing proved to be one of the most sue
cessful and enjoyable Of the season.
There was large attendance. Mrs. G.
l.. Hulburd and son and Mrs. Charles
Percival and daughter were in Burlng-
ton Saturday Miss Madge Rood has
been at home from Burlington for few
days.
The town reports ore out and show
that there were 20 births, 90 deaths and
s marriages during the past year rs
compared with 27 births. "a deaths and
marriages during 1907. The health Off
Ger reports conta gious and infectious
diseases as follows Mumps. ~; measles,
s: vasecella. g.; whooping cough, H.
typhoid fever, !: (came here sick from
Massachusetts. y; cerebro-spinal ,nenin-
gifts. = Deaths from any of these. cere-
bro-spinal meningitis, 2-Thursday even
ing the school children met at the school
hall In charge Of Director L. c. stevens
md the three teachers and social
time was enjoyed for two hours. Tho
affair was given for the Casey children
who are pupils Of the school and who
go to Wiliston the frst Of March TO re-
slde.-Mrs. John Storrs has returned
from few days visit in Burlington -
John Casey is moving to Willston.--C.
G. Curtis was in town from North Tn
derhil Friday. Perrigo and
daughter Of shelburne have been visiting
in town.. B. Williams was in Bur-
lington Friday
John Casey has moved to Villiston..--
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Pollard have
moved to the farm In Inderhlll which
they have purchased Joseph Gates has
moved 70 Bolton. where he has rented a
farm.-Harlow Perrigo has moved into
the house near Warren Brigham's.--W.
J. Roberts Is at home from Jefferson
ville.--The Ladies' Help society will meet
with Mrs. Nellie Goodwin and serve sup
yer this evening-The Woman's Foreign,
Missionary society will meet with Mrs
Ellen Percival Friday afternoon. Charles
Nasterling is out after a weeks illness
Arthur Casey returned Saturday from
Jeffersonville and went Monday to Will
liston--Thc United States civil service
commission announces that an eXamina-
ton will be held here March q for the
position OF fourth class postmaster al
Riverside. Applications must be filed by
applicants at least seven days before
date of examination.
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MONTGOMERY.

plstri0t NaN. G. ". HINT s'~>~hsd
q, tn. Methodist Ceuroh SaadAy
r;"-.:n9 aod she evening ssrT.ce vas
devoted TO puh:.o meeting ~ the
w. e. 7. u 8sate Deputy Trlnnr
gave lecture under tho auspices II
TIE NJ w OF A. .. the hall VstaAy
nvsntnE.- tSorOo~s are b~'hg hold at
81. Ssrthoiems Church svery Wsd-
neEday Afternoon through L~nI--Miss
Alice Clapp ana Mira i. q. Hu,ch!ns Of
Montgomery rsns~r won't to Washing
ton Friday 20 Astsra tho inAusJ's-
tim
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SHELBURNE.

spraincd his wr!st--Mr. and Mrs. william
Casey have q daughter,
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ALgURGH CENTER.

NJ. and Mrs. Loren Rockwell and NJ.
snd Mrs. Roy Rockwell! listed IN
Svar:on Sunday Mrs Swift Gordon 10
t.ono rom Swar;o.l. suffering from
broken vrht-H,r. .lrer LORD o: ire
p.nsma Canal Xorc Il, horle Cor br1ef
visit-sidnny Es~ytcI. who las been
Seriously ~ ia sm~:y convaiesc!ne>-
Mrs. V1u.. nj tlllsn 10 Il; with tonS!N-
q. --.Awrsnte Csi3eron has rnov~d l,is
family iEto To Mouse lately purchased
o. n. ". Martia.-A,ss Donna :uba
ana Mas Eliza Orboon vsrc In sSurrnE.
ton Saturday Mr.. and Mira George
Des"d Of SwRntnn zero gneSta Q! M.
ene MA Joseph IAwyn SUNDAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
SOUTH HERO.

Town ofece,p wer" elected Tuesday a.
fol!ows: Moderator y. tr. Como: oie-k,
Mr~ NJ y. i.andon; treasurer, Iusn
Hohinaon; co.ectmsn u n. Phelps.
Charles D.;euc. Henry MA-::n. constable
Albert FrSG !stsrC. y, r. f.anttcr.
Warner Wright, t;eor-, rrs oeyi audit
cul. II W tooTu, Luton A",c VGA
hare Rrh.ason; CSn6 t,ru-, H. " Cry~
70. rvstc" 81 .ueNo o,onsy !0en :.ilsni
ovs-s~-r os poor, sesc,nAc; road Nr'-
tn:ss:crer. ~. l. Ai3sni tuvr aSvrt y
- WsA,vnrth: school s;rooto- u ".
Como. library trusiea II y coruo,
c~m~tsrv nomm!sstcn~s, ussSn Afisn
Tia tE~n voted no for Ysvrn.nsnt
ioshs anS a tax Of NC cents vi the
dollar Of ire grxnd nat
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