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CLASS I.

|.
Bertha VI. Barnes. - No. Union IG.O2O
Mrs. Gins. Harrington, Poor
Farm. North Ave. ........... I3.O54
MIRA. Lula j. CIcw,cy, 10l No.
Willard ,.,..............., 1900
Susie StoweiI sc Spruce. ..,.,.. 11.267
r.. Belle Thibnun. is5 Bank. 11.c43
Evelyn A. Hoicomh, 159 Pine. t.. 1O.GSi
Mrs. Mary c. Robinson, So Park
street ..,................ 1850
Belle Ross. AZ George ...... 4.324
Ida BrownclI, 1873 LOOMS. ... I.5a7
Mrs. II. Fenwtck, s Fletcher Pl. s43
CLASS II.
Myrtle j. Currier, Richmond. G4.3O7
Mrs. y. II. Carpenter, Colchester 29.ai2
Matte e. Cox. Essex Jet. .... I7.142
Ethel &. H"v~I~y, Jericho. ..... 1910
Mrs. 4. T.. Brown, No. Williston 1l.2GS
Mabel bingham. Middlehury. 1880
Mrs. W. II. Matthews, Cornwall $3.50
Mrs. G.. II. Chnmbers. Westford G.70O
Mrs. 6. I. Lincoln, Underhlll. 5.O25
Mrs. VIM. f. Harris, East Char
lotte .............. ............... f.o2.'
Miss Jennie Brush, Cornwall... Alas
| Adelaide F. Morrill,, Williston.. 3.Ooc
Mrs. Herbert Howe, Bridport 2.3oO
Rena J. French, Monkton, 1,.83
Cora r.. Clarke. r. Charlotte I.lS8
Mrs. George Davies. Hincsburgh GaS
| Mrs. Ellen Mann, Jericho. .. 900
Bertha Field, Ferrisburgh 49,. GOO
Edy:he Billings, New Haven
Mills o'bS
Mrs. Laura X. Piper. Middlehury sc5
Jessie 1. Hall. errisburgh. SIS
Mrs. 3. Il. Martin, No. Ferris
| DurRh ................ 5b
Nellie Wooster. Whiting ...... hOl
Ada Brock. Bolton ............ 6OU
Blanche Wilder. Jericho ...... 500
Mne Adrian, Jericho ........... 900
Cora !. Beach, Salishury....... ZOO
Elizabeth STANLEY, Wlnooski... 500
GcorgIana Parizo, Winooski.... 500
Mrs. Mabel Newton, Nergennes 500
Mrs. Ernest Carpenter. Addison 500
Mrs. Harry Pettibone. Rrdport 500
Addie Bisbce. FerrisburRh 80. 500
! Bertha COchranc, Jericho ...... 500
Abbie McDouRalI. Shelburne.... 500
Gladys Benham. New Haven. 500
Hazel Ward. New Haven....... 500
| Charlotte Mack. Shelburne... 500
CLASS III.
Cecil {. Bernrd. Richford ... 22,t3O
Mrs. &. Il. Jones. Johnson ....., 1851
Jessie ". SpOOner, Enosburgh
| Falls .......,,.,....... I.,4O:
| Selma Ockerblad. Morrisville g.. 10000
Mrs. Chns. Martin. Montgomery l4,:00
Aurelia Lamorcaux. Higheate. 6.1Ol
| Mrs. l.. &. Chase, East Fletcher 4.JOS
Anna r. Butler. Highgate Ctr. 4.O46
Grace Miller. Hyde Park. 3,7O1
Mrs. W. 4. Morse. Waterbury,. 3,585
Irene Deschenes. ST. Albans... 500:
Clara Southland. Fairfax. $500
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MONKTON.

Miss Gena chaplin Of Bristol is n guest
Of Miss Myrtle Meech.-Mrs. +. n. Dean
Is In Burlington for n few days.-Mrs.
]. +. Collins was in North F'e'-r!sburgh
Saturday Mrs, Joseph Whinrery Of Troy
y. Y. Is visiting her brother. +. C.
Jameson. --Mrs. Jane Mech Is much Inn
proved in health.-Miss Bertha Stilson
Of Middebury College is visiting ~ c.
8. Deans. Harry r. Allen was in Char
lotte Sunday
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The body of Charles Russell of Starks-
boro was brought here for interment
Thursday at the Jerusalem cemetery.
He leaves a wife and nine children. -
Mrs. David Lafayette Of Brooksville IL
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Morgan. who is ill.-A young child Of
Mr. and Mrs. clayton kimball is Ill with
pneumonia Herbert Tart and William
Taft were called to Huntington sunday
by tho serious illness of their mother
Mrs Willard Taft.
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Free Press Has Two Tickets to
Seattle for Whoever Does
Most Work.
10 TICKETS TO QUEBEC
Liberal Prizes for Little Work In
Travel Voting COntest-Exposi-
ton mt seattle, One Of Great
Undrrt akin.s Of Recent
Times--HO. for Quebec.

Less than two weeks intervene be
tween now and the opening OF tho
great Alaska Yukon exposition which
will commemorate In big way the
acquisition by the United states of tn"
territory Of Alaska purchased from
Russia In 1861. The exposition prom
ises to be on" Of the great industrial ]
enterprises Of recent times From all
over the world have been gathered
the rarest kinds Of exhibits and SO
many were those offered that the COM
mission In charge has been obliged to
discriminate closely and only the best
has been accepted. More than %
mammoth buildings have been erected
to accommodate the exhibits and in
addition are numerous other attrac-
tions, not the Least of which is the
Pay streak or amusement thorough
fare where some Of the noteworthy
specialtics of the world will be in
troduced
Not less interesting and attractive
are trips through the Province oi
Quebec including p sail on the ST
Lawrence river. Both Of these OPP
portunities are Ia id at the very doors
Of Free Press readers Two tickets
will be given out for the Seattle ex-
position and IL more for the Quebec
tours.
The standing;
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FOR SALE.

MEDICAL PRACTICE for sale. AS I am
leaving the State, wish to dispose of a
good practice in n railroad town. Am
doing 5000 a year, competition easy
Must be a cash purchase price. $500 for
drugs and driving outfit and good will
Address physician" care Free Press
1l9 lOt&w. ct.
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WANTED

CAPABLE WOMAN wanted to assist with
general homework. one who can do
plain cooking. Pleasant country home
near village. Good wages. Address Mrs
+. M Whitcomb. Essex Junction. YER
mont ll9,3t&w,lt
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FARMS

loO-acre, 15-cow farm. Two miles to
villages, miles to depot. Fair
buildings. good water, fruit, 80 acres
wood and timbar, strong loan soil .
horses IL cows, all tools for $4,000.
Cash $500. hal. easy
1S5-acre, 90 COW farm. ! mile to viii
lage. e to depot. fair house, almost
Dew barn. good water. fruit, etc. sugar
works, plenty wood and timber, 2
horses. - cattle. ? shoats, ALL tools.
main road, very pleasant. only $500
for all. $1,000 cash, bal. to suit.
REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE co.
16s COLLEGE STREET.
rxrn., stores. Timberlands fer saAs.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands of readers in many towns
OF Vermont what you have to sell
or what YOU wista to buy. Adver-
tise In the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
23,wtf
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FINISH METAL SCHEDULE.
Sen. Paynter Made Unsuccessful FL
fort to Lower Duties on Linotype.

Iorf 10 Lower DutieS on IIno'ype.
Washington. May IA denunciation
Of the sugar trust and an appeal for a
smaller dfferenial duty on refined
sugar in the interest of consumers were
the features of an extended address be
fore the Senate to-day by Senator Clay
OF Georgia.
Mr., Paynter sought to reduce the duty
on linotype and other type setting ma
chimes from 20 per cent. ad valorem as
provided In the tariff bill to 10 per cent
nd valorem but by vote OF 30 to 4
his amendment was rejected.
All sections OF the metal schedule wer'
agreed to before adjournment and Mr.
Aldrich announced that tomorrow h
would take up sections previously passet
over in the chemical schedule.
At $50 the Senate adjourned
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ia Acre. with Tools, 1920

IN So VI. cuts 20 tons hay, milk goes
10 Boston. wood, timber and fruit; large
house, 40-ft. barn. running water; owner
leaves State, it's splendid opening; all
details page so ''Strout's New May
Bulletin" just out, copy free. Dept.
2142. n A. Strout Co. Old South Bldg
Boston.
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$50 NJ. Timber, Cuts rs Il. Hay

2SO-acre farm So Vt, machine worked
fields overlook river, fine sugar and fruit
orchards commodious buildings, rum
ming water, long line naples on the APP
proach; It was inherited by present
owner who will sell for only $500. easy
terms; all details page r. "Strout's New
May Bullctin." lust out, copy free. Dept.
2732, p. A. Strout Co.
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STARKSBORO.

wilkins Chaffee was In Burlington
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs G. Nichols
visited In Lincoln over Sunday.--Mrs.
Pissonette of Hinesburgh. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. G. Don
slue, has returned home. Mrs u. G,
Donahue is visiting in Hinesburgh.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler and little grand
daughter Hazel Tyler Of Burlington are
at their summer home here.--A union
temperance meeting was held at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening, The
speaker was Mr.. Badger Of New Haven.
The condition of NJ. n. Baker is sleht
" improved.-Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Is In poor health,--lIenrv Carrier has
moved from Tconderoga and will occupy
Mr. lTamlton's tenement house.-The
meeting Of the Addison County Associ-
alton of Congregational Churches was
held al the Congregational Church here
Tuesday and Wednesday,
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would BIO read
by many possible buyers. 5,wtt
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WEST'TORp.

Frank q. Dominique died at tho home
Of his son. T.. r. Dominique, Friday. aged
g. years. Mr.. Dominique had been Ill for
about three wears with a tuberculous
trouble hut had been able t. he around
until a few weeks ago. He came from
Evansville p G.. and had been living
18th his son much of the time since. The
funeral was held in Adamsville at 1000
n m Monday. He Is survived by wife
ard four children, Mrs. c. j. Howr'iRan
g. Westrord Mrs. A. Bellanger OF st.
Grecoire. Z. @, p. O. Dominique Of RoX-
tin Falls. r, O.. and Eugene p. Dom
i7gue Of Westforh. The Ladies' Social
Circle will give patriotic and sock
social in thl town hall the evening OF
May 3-The books in the library are
teing rearranged and it is requested that
ali library books be returned.-The Fort
rightly CLUB will observe gentlemen's
right Friday evening of this week at the
home Of Mrs. q. A. Rice.-There Will be
a memorial service In the Baptist Church
Sunday May 30
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LINCOLN.

Mrs Theron Hammer Is very Ill with
pneumonia The youngest child of Ar
thur Cushman is i'll with pneumonia
Mrs MARI Davis is better.-C. r. Bickne
is gaining
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising In this col
umn one cent a word, each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
IS less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
to advertisers using from
ESQ to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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W1NOOSKI


dent of the village, died Friday evening at
seven o'clock at 81. Joseph's orphanase
where he had been 70. two years. MIR.
Brooks was q long time sufferer with
tuberculosis and had been undergoing
treatmcnt for a number If years. He
WAS Born in this village August "a, lSso.
the SON of Mr.. and Mrs Enos Brooks,
both deceasci. Executing about a year
that he spent in massachusetts, he
made his home in the village. He is
survived 10y two sisters. Mrs. w, r. An
derson Of New York city and Miss Della
Brooks of this village and two broth
ers, Frank Of New bedford. Mass. and
Louis of NalleNteld. 7. O.
Frank Hurlhurt was arrested by De-
putty Sheriff Lee ". Ravln late Sunday
evening on d charge OF assault with In
tent 10 Kill. Hurlhurt is charged with
having assaulted his wife with a re-
volver and having threatened tn shoot
her. He was prevented by her father
and mother who were injured in the
scuffle Hurlburt and his wife. who was
Miss Lillian Dupaw, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Dupaw of this village,
occupied the Morris Flynn farm in E.s-
sex and Sunday afternoon while her
parents were calling upon them. Hurl-
burt seized his wife and throwing her
on the he'd Threatened to XIII her' II
being alleged that he held rrvo'Ner IN
his hand Mr, ana Mrs Dupa" a''enip'-
ed to pun the man away ana III 'he
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~, pa,dordoiyue who has
,oor nr,c,,c,r medicine In g, paul.
and with b,s wife has leased the Rey-
nolds house at the corner Of Main and
plott streets DR.. Vandanda,gue prac
ticed here previous to his going West
a. '"e So WI.
Sf'e'',e ',u' ~ ,e, .,,.r. o,.o.od
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last ee"'"s "'" '"e VI, ,,,u..,a.
secretary, Mrs. F. f. B,gwood; audi
| tor Mrs. +, r. whitney, collector
Mrs. Anna Mcbride; trustees c. II
Stevens. f. r. Whitney and ID. p
Cunning.
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SALISBURY.

Clifford Quinhy. who Is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation, is
expected home the last Of the week --
Mrs. Diana Thomas. who has been with
Mrs. Ida wainwright tho past FIVE years
han gone to burlington to live with her
daughter, Mrs Emma Co'son.
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Teeth Extracted

The only Office in Burlington, where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle OF pain without taking gas.
My method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no after effecta
DIR, l.. ID. HAZEN,
ONCE, IS5 Pine ST., Burlington, VT.
ONCE hours 10 to 3. to 4
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FOUNTAIN PENS AT FREE PRESS
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BRIDPORT.

J. II. Witherill aged Gs years. died Of
paralysis Thursday evening. He is sur
vived by r. wife, by one son, H. s.
Wtheril OF Bridport and By three
da lighters Mrs. O. f. Converse and Mrs
NJ. 7. williams of Bridport and Mra, w.
G.. Finnessey of Burlington. Mr.. with
Grill had held almost every office in
the gift of the town and represented
Bridport in the Legislature Of 1884 He
had been master of Morning Sun Ma
sonic lodge for many years and was a
member OF the Mount Calvary Com
mandery, knights Templar of Middle
bury.
The Methodist parsonage caught fire
last week, but 1t was promptly extin-
Ruished.--J. II. Witherell died unexpec-
teddy May l3-Mr, and Mrs. w. G. Fin
messy OF Burlington, have been spend
ing few days IN town,-Mr. and Mrs
Edward Coursey have two children ser
| iously ill.-Orison Sherbino has opened
| his cheese factory.-The ladies societ y
Of the Congregational Church will hold q
| strawberry festival at tho vestry, Thurs
day evening, June s.-Mrs. Marion
| Wheeler is III.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
ORWELL.

Laura T. Branch spent Saturday In
Brandon, Charles Ward an Orwell boy,
now of Brandon, went to tho Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington Saturday
for an operation for appendicitis -,Moses
S.edman has returned from Larrabee's
point.--Mrs, G. l.. Stay spent the first Of
last week in Burlington Judge Branch
was in Brandon Saturday James
pewette and Mrs. Catherine McNelie
were married Monday.-The Rev, r. r.,
Hack will be the speaker here Memorial
day.-The George w, Prior estate has
sold the 65-acre wood lot in the south
Tart of this town to Mrs. Rufus N.
Hemsnway of New Britain. Conn.-Mr.
and Mrs. C. Fl. Abel attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. William Smith In Fair
Haven Friday.-George r. Branch OF
benson snant saturday hare
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ESSEX.

Miss frankie Messenger Is seriously III.
Mrs a. NJ. Austin. who has been con-
fined to the house with rheumatism. Is
able to be out.--Mrs. c. W. Mcbride was
called to Morrisvlle Saturday by the
serious illness OF her sister, Mrs. Nellie
Rugbee John Pecor has gone to West
ford TO work for Road Commissioner
Frank Adams-Albert Pratt has taken
the contract to carry the mail between
Essex Junction and Westford.-Lewis
Meyers Is making extensive repairs on
his house.-Mr, and Mrs. George Whiten
visited in Nashville Saturday William
re tterson will launch his steam yacht
Saturday at Lake Champlan.-Miss Mary
Hsnly visited her cousin. Pearl Hanly,
Milton Saturday and Sunday. Mrs, Min
ME Rixby Is at Colchester caring FOR
Mrs. Clark Wright MIR. and Mrs j. ).
Leach Of Hyde Park visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. T. w. Hanly last week.-Mrs..
Fanny Partridge OF Westford visited at
Jennie Garvin's last week Mrs. We j.
| Ilanly, who has been at Winooski caring
| fo~ her daughter, Mrs. W. F.. Hunt, re-
turned home Sunday
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BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Muzay spent
Sunday at Carl Muzzy's in Waterbury,
Mrs. I.ala Stevens has sold lX home
place to Thomas Phillips. whose home
az been in Waterbury for several years
Mr. Kane and family have morrA into
the house formerly occupied by George
aah1nA
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HUNTINGDON.

The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Pilado died Thursday. Funeral was
held at the house Saturday afternoon at
t:W p. m.-The condition Of Mrs f. c.
Merton is serious Mrs. Coleman Is Ill
with pneumonia Daisy Kenyon
and Gladys Johnson were at home over
Sunday and Mrs. J, n, Ellis visit
Cd in Milton over Sunday. Mrs. r. NJ
Norton is entert aiming an aunt, Mrs
Cleveland, from Essex, There are sew
cral new cases Of measles In the village
Mrs. Kate Ross visited in Starksooro
last week-Mrs. Susan Phillips has gone
10 Richmond to live with Mrs Caroline
Sherman.
There will be- no meeting OF the King
Daughters this week.-Mrs.. Ida Johnson
will entertain next week Wednesday
Earl Morrell was here from Burlington
Sunday. His wife. who had been spend
ing week with his parents, returned
Jyith hiln.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-06

case was dismissed because the jury
could not agree. Conklin dis
appeared the same evening. The
gentlemen who went his bonds are
very anxious for his temperance.
Rainy River, Ont, celebrated
Dominion Day in a good rousing
celebration. About four thousand
people witnessed the water sports
which consisted of high dives, log
rolling contest, swimming races for
men and boys. Jones of Rainy
River was victorious in the swimming
race. Mrs. Capt. Buttotpl won
out in the gasoline launch race. An
Indian pow-wow was seen at sun
down. Dancing was enjoyed at the
hall. The base ball game between
Spooner and Rainy River was wit
messed with great interest. The
Rainy River brass band delivered a
number of excellent selections.
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Winnie Clafin Of Hubbard was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. 3. Boughton Of Red
Lake Falls was guest at the Hotel
Markham yesterday.
John Tenstrom and daughter,
Esther, departed Saturday night fol-
Ashland for a three days visit with
relatives and friends.
r. H. Schumacher returned Satur.
day night from a visit at Madison,
Wis, and McGregor, Iowa, where he
spent several days with relatives
and old friends.
Mrs. L. w. Bills of Park Rapids,
wife of Attorney Bills. was among
the many out-of-town visitors who
spent yesterday in Bemidji and
enjoyed the celebration.
Ike Black is able to be about
again, after having been the victim
of a sunstroke. Ike wisely took to
his bed when the illness came on,
otherwise he might have experienced
serious results. ...--
!
]. A. Hoff left Saturday night fol
Lake Park, for an over-Sunday visit
with relatives and friends, prior to
leaving with his family next Thurs
day for Spokane, Washington, where
he intends to make his future home
The many friends of Thomas S.
Erwin will regret to learn that he
suffered a sunstroke the latter part
of last week and was taken to his
home at St. Cloud by his father, his
condition being considered serious
1t is hoped the popular young com.
mercial man will speedily recover
from his illness.
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In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Minnesota. Sixth Divis-
ion.
In the Matter of Alvin B. Hazen. Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy
To tho creditors Of Alvin b. H aZen Of Bemidj.
in the County OF Beltrami. in said District.
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given. that on the End day
Of July. A. D. 1909. the above named Alvin B.
H azen was duly adjudicated a bank rupt. and
that the first meeting his creditors will be
held at the office Of the undersigned referee
in bankruptcy, in the City of Crookston. in
the County of Polk. in said district. on the
9th day of July. A. D. 1902 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. at which time said creditors
may attend. prove claims appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated July 2, 1909.
OLE J. VAULE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Lawrence j. Anderson,
General Agent
To Quebec and Return $4,000

Via the South Shore in connec.
ton withssthe Annual Pilgrimage to
Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Tickets on
sale July IS, 10, 20, FL and 22nd
and good for stop over. Limit Aug.
ust 31st. Excursion fares to all
Eastern points; tickets on sale every
day, return limit Oct. 31st. -
For further particulars and .reser.
walton write A. ]. Perrin, General
Agent, Duluth, MINI.