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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
CAPITAL CITY WILL
HAVE FITTING PROGRAM
6, A, 4. and Kindred OTganlzs-
ilQRS Unite In Exercises
at City Hall

5e lo0th anniversary 81 Che birth
81 Abraham Lincoln WIN be ntllngy
observed III the capital city iomor
row The dsy viii De regarded as
legal holiday deyotad 90 special
programs generally throughout ihc
United States.
Guthrie wIil do its full share n
honorlng the memory Of the Nations
mafiyred president. Large crowds
from nelshborins towns WIN Be IN at.
tendance and all % the g a. r. posts
Woman's Relief corps. sons Of vet
Grams IN Logan county viii parlicI.
patc IN the exercises.
All the banks. state. county and
city offices win be closed an day
There viii be no session Of the courts
and the public schools win adjourn
at noon, aHer holding appropriate
exercises 10 the forenoon.
Al the Logan county high school
tomorrow morning ate hapei exer.
eises specIal program Niu ne car
rIed out State superintendent f. D.
Cameron ana city Superintendent W.
). Calvert WIN make addresses
The public aergieea are to begin
8. Two O'Clock With parade starting
1T the city hall ln which civic and
military organizations viii be mob
oIlzed, The majority Of the stores
Mlll De closed an afternoon and the
store fronts WIN Be DE GRATED Eith
iha nalloHal eelorel
The column af tae parade win be-
aeaded By the FlrHt regmanlal han
following which VIII come the Grand
sgmy veterans. Qll Old solaara an
aflen hundred school children ln line
singing fatliotle elra.
Adiuant General Frank M Cam
Jon win be chlei marshal of the day
iH charge oi tho formation ana move
mant Of the parade.
-lne q March
From the clty hall the naFade SIT
atFAfH aAutN JM 1NNRAH NNANAN w Att" ?
fison evenue. thence east ON Harri
son avenue to Broad; thence north
IN Broad 10 Oklahoma avenue;
thence went lo the city hal build
ing where a program viii be carried
cut IN the auditorium under the aus
1lees OF Harlfanfi Post No 3, G. 4. r
Hon 81. G. d9rber Of Emil Judge
of the Twentieih tual,eal district
wlll deliver the principal address,.
The program arranged for tho 0ecn-
sion "a as follows.
Memorial Program
Music lN The state 5ane.
Invocation,
America. Mrs. Muu0 Nienoa
with Miss Della Dnnklu, accompanies
Vocal solo. Mrs Maud Nichols
Address. efiie and Character OF
Lincoln" Judge Milton G CARRIER
Star Spanglel Banner ied by
Mrs. Nichols
Gettysburg addres1 Hoa. E g.
fEunl.
NEARER Ny God % THEE MFa.
Nichols. leader
Dpx0lpgy audience
BenedicslOn, Rev 3. p Felsehlla.
Lincoln Day servlceE
The Lucoln memorial adiress at
he Christian Science church, iie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11


Washington Feb 0uislas pres
sure from fhc mslness ialeieals ot
lbo country afH belna CEN 1T ihe
espllai i Is general demaed ief
teflH revision and that quickly i Is
uOt so peftleuar about the Kind Of
revision. time being the most import.
anl factor. 60 that buaincss eondl
llons oi the country may become
normal I h'iE aH H
aalded by ihlt. atprbileen lsasiersl
III the honas are now making arrange
merits % pass he tariff BIN % The
senate with al possible haste. Z
"a reliably stated that spesler Can
non fayora she appointment of but
one aommilla, rnfs aa6 means. as
ihs opening ~ the special session.
- orier % save time ana o leave
au o3her committees, except perhaps
enc appropriation cnmmstee @ ep
0ver 10 The December session This
would save Sine ID i've ways i
would not take time % complete the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
SHAWNEE
Ana-aRA
OUFV0TES
TECUNSEH

Special to Daily Leader
Tecumseh, Okla. Feb. ii.-iletufna
from the aiiY-one voting precincts q
potiawatomie county IN the election
OF the removal Of the eonnty sen
from this aity 70 shawnee. shows thai
Shawnee received 6,097 votes 10 2,s0i
sor Teeumsen
Fifiy-ene inspectors from piliahuri
county wera IL charge Of ihe election
and while there was no hloudshed ni
glutlng. lhere sore not d few fights.
Tecumseh had sent watchers to The
huwnee voting pTseincls and these
men ailegc naHd waa pracslred "a gNt
0f three o. DE shawnee wards
shuwnne had To receive sixty pei
cent cf the votes and on the face D
ihe present returns srems 10 haft
aeen uecessfni
a contest viii Immediately iarov
The election into litigation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
SEN YElGER GlNVALESGENT

Doctors Duke ana smith, atiendlnE
senator Yoaeer at the Methodist boz
ulial report M INTO bo cpnYa'aaelnf
nicely and now practically out ol dan
scr senator Yeagcr was partially
overcome by tho aoxl0ls gas lume
which proved fatal 70 hla icilowroOm
en- senator George o. Johnson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR

The people of Guthrie have arranged
q suitable program FOR the commem
lrauun q. the centennial annlvorsacf
81 lhe birth 81 Abraham l.inc0ln. che
grcal conmCner tao great enamel
GATOR lhe prcaervof of lhe linton Qi
American States. and the embodiment
af ihe greatest goodness and kindness
II heart ever possessed By the great
rulers en- earth. whose admlnlstra-
fion % the great oiIlca OF President
ll thn United states and Commander
in-chlpf 90 ils Armies and Navy Shines
with ever increasing pslre ns the
gears pasa hN,
therefore respectfully request that
~ places % business in this CITY
Be closed during the afternoon Of Frl
Gay, February 18th. and that all Of our
people take part Ia the cercmcnieg
arranged for the occasion. .....
q. NJ. BARNES,
Mayor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
FAVORABL {
Special to Daily Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Washington. d q. Feb. ll.-Ai 4
meeting OF the Indian affairs commit.
tee Of the House this morning the
Carter bill closing the affairs of the
ilse tribes tho Davenport bin for
closing the Affairs Of the Creeks.
Chefokees and Semlnoles tud Nc.
Gulre's five tribes bin were made a
speclal order for Thursday.
The Senate committee appointed Il
subcommittee 70 report on the Ave
tribes BIN Monday.
The House committee reported iay-
orahly Che aoycFepris bin axtcnainE
payments on 9blg pasture Homestead
one year and on 1000 town lats Ia
f.awton one year Those bills have
already passed the Senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
WAS EASY


Washington VI G Fen 1.-THE
Senate specla committee on appro
BratIons which hes been luyeailsnt
ne ne effect 50 limitations tpau DE
secret service. contained IA the sun.
dfy bin for tho asoal year 1908,
which limitation was subject 70 pre-.
test bg Roosevelt n his annual mes.
sage to Congress, prosecuted ile re.
pOrt today The committee found
the administration hns not been ham
norcd hy the action oi Congress in
limiting tho operations of the ascret
service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
0 WHY SH0ULn THE
SPIRIT OE MORTAL Be PROUD


O-incons gayorite poem. tbe 6u.
thorEbip OF which is accredited 70
the Scottish p0el William Knox. al.
though this Is Qursiioned by Lin
coins biographer. John HAY 1t Is
narrated that Just before bis death
the poem was recited to the martyred
president By Meet Of General Jos.
eph n Iohnstone, who had come 10
the national capital 10 interc0da for
the stricken souih.l
O why should the aplrl, 1f mortal Be
proud?
Lake swiii-aeetlns meteor fast
flying cloud
A aash OF the lightnlng, breaK Of
the ware.
re passeth from lie to bis rest m
grave.
The leaves Of the oak and the willow
shall fade,
llc scattered around and together bo
laid;
And The young and She old. ami the
low and tho high,
Shall molder 10 dust aud together
shall iic
The infant mother attended and
loved,
The mother that Infants affection
who proved
The husband that mother fnd infant
who blessed,
Each, an, are away 10 their dwell.
lngs of rest.
The hand Of the klng that the scept
er hath borne,
The brow 0f the priest that the milel
hath worn,
The eve Of the sage and Tho heart
Of The brave.
Are hidden hnd lost ln the depths
Of the grave
Tho peasant. whose i0t was % SOW
and 20 reap.
Fhe herdsman who climbed with his
goats 10 tho steep
The boggal, who wandered IN search
Of his bread,
Have faded away llhe The grass That
W0 ireed
The maid on whose cheek On whose
brow. 10 wLdso eye
shono beauty and rleasure-her tii
umphs are by;
And the memory OF those Who loved
her and praised
Are alike from the minds OF the Nv.
Ing erased
The saint Who enjoyed the commun-
ion OF heaven
The sinner who dared 10 remain I'M
forgiven
The wise and the foolish, the guilty
and just.
4kve quietly mingled their bones
in the dust.
SO the multitude goes, like the ilow-
er OF the weed
That wilhers away 10 Yet others sue
ceed
SO the multitude comes even those
we behold,
TO repeat every tale That hos aiien
been told
For we are the same our fathers
have been
Wa seek the same sights our ielhora
have saen
We drink the same stream auG Wow
the same sHn
AND run The same course our ihther
have run
The thoughts we are thinking our
fathers would think.
From the death we are shrinking
our fathers would shrink
To ne iife we are ellngin8 they also
would cling.
But q speeds from us all liko 6 bird
on the wins.
rhag loved but tha siory Wg cannot
unfold.
They seornea hui iho henri of The
naughty ls cold
They seleved bot 40 wall From lhalf
alumber will como;
rhOy layel, but the tongue Qf thclr
aladnesa Is dump,
They diadl ay they iladi We things
that are now
That walk on the turf thaf lies ever
their brow
And make FL their dwalllns q irana
ieul shude.
Meet the things thBi they met 0n
.nelf pilgrmafD read.
Yea. hope aud deap0aaeagy alaas'
ure and pain.
We miugle together Do sunshine ano
rain;
And the smile oni lhe tear lhe song
and the dirge
Still follow each olnef ise surge
upon eHrso
iTls tine wink of 90 eye f'a int
dfanafl 81 Il breath
From tbe nlaasnm Of health G me
nalenesa of death.
From tho eilaei saloon e the oleF
knd The shrond
g. why sannd ne aplrls Of mortal
be pruag
uAlnu naM annTnT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
lILlElMI PElPLE lNVlLVEl


Hlslahurg. pa Feb ii-Au iuvOl
unlGfy petition IN Bankruptcy was
illc1 here to-day asalnsl Elired bank
private institution Of Eldreli The
bank eas ofglnaea hy Fennsylganla
Alabama au1 0klahgma men and peli
sioucas rlalms afe fur smali amounts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
KNOX CAN ACCEPT
sEGRE TRAY PLACE

Washington Fob. little senate
committee On judiciary today reached
the conclusion that by reducing iae
SALARY 81 the Office o. secretary os
slaie to eight thousand dollars gena.
.or Rnex VII bo eilflb,a ic spgolal.
neat e. thai position
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
seaIah Loads EuFaaIa.

|H7'-7IWI y TT77ITI T7T"H7I7
slidham Feb -ln iho e0aIti
sent contest Yesterday Chegolan lead
gafaula. WITH one OF more tpreeincii
contested hy the lattegclty Unofficial
getuFns show ehacoiah has secured &
majority q the votes cast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

New Orleans La, Feb. li.--Balmy
spring weather marked the opening
Of the Grsi davs visit OF Mr., Taft TO
New Orleans. The slightly chilly wind
served u lniecl more life to the
occasion and ndd o the activities ct
those engaged III Che preparation for
The reception A wireless message
wac received to the effect tkal lhe
y .hngham With Taft and party viii
reach Chalmette, JUST below New Or
leans, by one o'clock this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

The historic merger meeting yes.
terdry afternoon ai the temple was
ihe lsrsest Masonic gathering 10 the
history 0l either the indian Territory
OF Oklahoma grand lodge The large
auditorium was crowded 70 Us full
est capacity, with seats In The aisles
and gao chrlrs on the stage. Il ls
estimated that fully $40 MasQns
were fl Attendance The reception
committee Distributes handsome
bronze hndges 10 lhe Mssons end
the 1890 they had GOT the purpose
Were wholly Unable 90 supply the
demaud
The meeting Wna presided over bS
Leo H Bennett 0f Muskogee g past
grand master ol The Indian Territory
Jurisdiction
The constitution prepared by the
iolnt committee from beth lodges,
consisting Of q. 9 Gus Of Guthrie
Henry M. Furman. OF Ada! George
81. Clark Of Oklahoma City ana j
s. Muf0w. Of htoka, was ratified
upon motion 0g Past Grant Master
H. "a. Ramfuri, Of the Oklahoma
grand lodge (with0nt ilHsdictl0nl
likewise me by-lauR and tho report
al the Joint committee on lhe names
and humhufa 81 The ESQ lodges IN tht
new grant lodge, which has an ap
nroxlmule membership nI over 22,09g
Master Masons fl the meeting
practically all oi tha I8i live lodges
r. the Oklahoma jurisdiction were
renrsaentea and ts7 oi the ia4 in
Han Territory lodges ware represent
ga, the representation beiween the
two heing ahaet equally divided. The
election Oh alI officers vas by ac
elamktlnn
Grand Master Chosen Amid cheers
Henry Inwan Muldrow OF Tisho
mlneo, Who until yesterday Aa1 been
grand master of Che indian Terri
tory grand lodge. Was unanimously
chosen grand master Of the merged
grand lodge amid cheers 81 enthu-
elasn. Crane Master .. ~ II9as
81 lhe oklahoma ara1d Iedge, made
the nominating speech Ife new
sranh master Is q former Texan aNd
Is among ihe SGnnges men % pc
h6nogH b masonry with sncl g hlgh
Hosltl0a
aecase auade ef oi Weaiiefiord
uho nalA sha position ol deputy
GRAND msslef FL lhe ySiea1ma grand
lodge. Haa enoseu @ the eame po-
allion ii me new grand lodge.
hlox Eddiemau 81 Marietta g
prominent indian Territory Mason.
aas chosen senior grand warden N
EdIcnan IS partner oi Senator
J. q araham in the lesa profession
II Marietta.
Judge 9. 4 Cook 81 snsder, Who
held the pesitlon ef junior gfani
warien IL sha Oklahoma grind l0dga
wa elected junior graae werden uu.
der the merger.
iioa. d Bennett. oi Muskosee VINO
was amcnf The founsers Of the in-
dian Territory grand loige- ~as imam
lm0uaIe elected as the hrst grand
Treasurer ~ tae nes jurisdiction. up
m mfilcn oF II f Guss. who has
helA tllop oaIl,0n Of grand treasurer
81 the Oklahoma grand lodge sew.
eral years
Faasega ag sho .sroeoeclnac
The feature OF the proceedings.
hDwefef. was when ihr vote wse an
ndunnaa on She election q nnsh Z
tpntlnHed on ruee Elyhi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

a Iaie train brought aiiv eeopie
lsss n.shf accommodations eanle
not he aecnred iaf thc ladies' Il shal
late nous aAa ilssF were ablseed r.
dose ii hugea labbF chairs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
HE ARRIVES


Port Eadc via Mes Orleans. Feb. M.
The scout cruiser Birmingham
crossed the bar at elshtAfiy this
morning ana proceeded up the river
conveying president.elect Taft and
party 70 New Orleans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
can gor parade

AN Grand Army members, Ladies'
oi The @. a. Il. and Womans Relief
corps are requested 10 meet at the
Army Post room at 4 n, NJ, sharp
thence march TO the city han and
ioiu III ihe parade by order Of the
commaadcr,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11
WEATHER FoREcAsr.

(I3y Associated Pregy
New Orleans Ia. Feb II -Tonigh
and Fflday. increasing clnudlnsss.
warmer Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

senator Davis has introduced
bIll fl The senate providing iof oui
Side vent pipes ior hatufal ges stoves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

There were several bands ii i0wf
yesterday but they dld not play, On
account Of the tragic death Of Sen
aiOr Johnson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

Frank Nlaisou has bought Che aiilll
Kan property, lots IL and lt Block s.
Nlst {iuihrla The price paid wae
8l5. 600.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

Esntz eano Very M
Bantz Gano la very low with con-
sumption a. hls home 7i2 Waet Ok.
lahoma.
Abell On Deck
The ]. j. Akell advertising appears
IN rs accustomed place il today's
Issue Of the Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

Every county IN Oklahoma naa
ocen represented IN Guthrie this
week by from ave % ifteen ladieg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

North Broad, win be delivered BY w
c, Hughes, commencing At three
O'Clock. An are Invited 70 sliend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-11

7HYs Sortg Acres
Joseph cpsaall has hoasai - acres
o. lie HI Hvan Eils farm eensia-
efnllua 92.baa
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-16


Many OF the dainty maidens who
once attended this old college, in the
days OF their happy youth, have grown
old, but Memory faithful to her trust
calls back in beauty from the dust:
the friends the scenes OF long ago"
ana carries them back TO the bonnie,
winsome days OF their girlhood.
Ihey live over again the many, many
years OF changing vicissitudes and
see once more the faces and hear the
voices OF their beloved teachers and
professors
Ihey recall the long, sad years Of
cIViI strife which occurred during
thelr Schoo! days, when many OF our
cl''zenS on the sea-coast were forced
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-16
PAPERS READ BY GRADUATING
CLASS OF LAURFNS CITY SCHOOLS

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a,. '.''''i' VI 9 '''''o,
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-16

years these now aged pupils went to
school. was established in 1S57-Gftv-
two years ago. The corner stone of
this institution was laid in 1871 ana
on the second Monday in 1873 ever-
cises were begun, Rev, T. r. Rnist
being first president and Reys David
Wills and Il. l.. Holmes assistant pro-
fessors. The exercises for q time
were held in the old PRESBYTERIAN
church which is now the residence
OF Mr. b. c. Crisp, but by the next
September the college was ready for
occupancy and the exercises were con
Quoted there. For number of years
this institution was known as the
Laurensville Female college. but as
time passed on it ceased to be success
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-16


mum e''eSS tears shed over those
"7 pl"PoSIuohS IN geometry
''' P'eNlnS quadrauc in aIge-
vail. -, ' "o" o''nSS up the long
,n1 ' -. "P.I"s ana autumn to view
no Vi nature ana the pleasant
VIZ" TWO OF our class
v.n ,,,.,. |"''' county nome whore
N'''"" VII" "hich to pur-
'"'' P''-uFcS LOT the adornmcnt OF
"' '"H' room Then with checks
r,o,,, 'N''''7 WIN shame, we
'"e '"'S weary receSSeS when
,,n.,. "'p' III 'oF writing notes and
nmmi,,. '''"" OF SPoiIIns the tran
I"n''! "i recitation by "giggling."
I,,. 49, u"'e say that schoo!
-, III '"''' '''e cares ana burdens
IT,, '"' our happieSt days?
'''o'''''S Vi 'hchl VIII be like the
"yom "'''
'' D'e"N you may ruin the
M, = -" WILL
'"C oi the roses will cling
ana ~, :, H''''
is tom aan. '''I "e"' ol" building
q s,mr o, anu 'oSI TO us we love
.,o,,, n,', Nm '''ou9'''S oI 'he happy days
est rocolr,o,ia ''o' ''Ec IN our 'ond-
wnon .,l''I''' an" III later year"
bo nro,,,, ".',' Grown old' oftca as
SIM sinr. - ita Nv" ,. 'o's'"cn Shd the
"co hn.t... oa' We VIII sigh
- 90 D"'""aru' y time
Ana moke mo nEmI
tonigh, !" ' "5"''' just lor
The, ,na.
which hirds ,""' so'uen INK
us back over ,ho p'''' VIII carry
davs who, ,yo ,~a,o %'I ,',,', =" '"e naPPy
10 schoo, q" ana went
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-06-16
The Old School Building.
CBy Mary TcagueD

| have been appointed to tell you
something OF the history of the old
school building that is fast sharing
the fate OF many other splendid his
toric structures. It's crumbling walls
Will soon be entirely down and the
material OF which they were con
structed will be used for other pur-
poses. Times have changed; this
grand old building that was good
enough for the fair young maidens Of
Lang Syne" is not sufficient for the
needs OF today and so the "old" must
give place to the new"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01
FRANKLIN.

At the special town meeting Tuesday
to listen to the report of the special COM
mittee appointed to investigate tho high
school building, the committee recon-
mended that the present building be
turned half way around and a basement
nut under 1t, at an expense of about
81. 500 which recommendation was not ac-
cepted. The committee We're discharged,
and another was appointed. consisting OF
r. l.. Hopkins, II. G. fillmore, f.. r.
Thomas and p. c.. Haccond, who with
the rohool directors will further ~investi-
gate the matter, and report at a special
meeting.
At the special town meeting Tuesday
to listen to the report OF the special COM
mittee appointed to investigate the high
school building. the committee recon-
mended that the present building be
turned half way around and a basement
put under 1t, at a expense OF about
81 $500 which recommendation was not ac-
cepted. The committee were discharged
and another was appointed consisting OF
+. l.. Hopkins, H.. G. Tittemore, T.. T.
| Thomas and r. c, Hammond, who witt
| the school directors win further In,
vestigate the matter. and report at Q
! snecial meetlng-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The remains Of r. o. Wires OF Water
town. Mass, were brought her for inter
ment Friday. The deceased was a brother
OF Capt. Henry Wires of this place and
his death was the result OF a shock OF
paralysis which he sustained several days
ago. He was formerly a resident OF Bur
iington. and very well known IN this
vicinity. Mr.. WIRES IL survived by a wife,
one daughter. NEs, William Rose or
Brighton. Mass. and one son, Richard
Wires. living in oregon.
Harry Morton is passing his two weeks
vacation from the University OF Vermont
with his mother. Mrs. X. q, Morton
Robert Smith has leased the kendrtck
house on Pleasant street and Will move
there the nrst Of April, the family OF H.,
A. Leonard taking possession or the
latter place at that tine,-Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Lamb and Miss Edith Lamb OF
Warren are visiting MRS. Merrill Camp
bell.-Miss Grace Hayes is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. N. Hayes. for
two weeks vacation from the University
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01
SWANTON.

I. S. Babbitt fell In front Of the Grand
Avenue Hotel Saturday evening and was
severely injured.-T schools cost
during the past year s"S.i25.3l, Of which
s4,5s3.54 was for teachers salaries. The
attendance during the winter term was
2C9-Bert Desc is seriously III with typhoid
pneumonia.-Foster Hall and Gordon
Plat are here from Kimball Union
academy for a weeks vacation.-The
talk now is that the Fairfield pond water
system will be in operation by April 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01
JEFFERsONvILLE.

The Cresendo club will meet with Mrs.
T%"andreau Frlday,-Mrs. Dora Atwood is
spending several weeks with Mrs. j. A.
Waterman in Observation-Disclosures and
Lula Bulk OF Burlington arc passing a
few days with friends llere.-Miss Frieda
Thomas visited in Burlington Saturday,
Mss Francis Barnes and Miss Mabel
Melendy Of Burlinston nre visiting
friends here.-Thc Christian Endeavor
society served sugar on snow in the
church parlors Tuesday evening to a
good conpany.-Ira Powell will enter
ta!n his Sunday school class Saturday
sfternoon.-The Cemetery association will
meet with Mr.. W. G. Lease April 6.-Sy-
Nl Raymore is visiting In Eden.-The
Rev. II. F.. Stannard spent Monday and
In Burlington.-Mrs. Edith lAdd
anL daughter are guests Of Essex Cen
ter are guests of her sister, Mrs. S. +.
l'ope.