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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
COLCHESTER.

H. s. White. who has been building a.
motor boat. launched 1t Thursday night
az Malletts Fay. The boat IS SO feet
long and Q feet 6 inches wide. 1t is
equipped with a Il l-2 horse power Forro
engine, which gives speed of i2 miles
an hour. 1t will carry 30 people. with
sleeping accommodations for six. 1t Is
equipped with all modern convcnicnccs
Mr. White has n license and will take
cut pleasure partics.-The lawn party
given by the Guards of Honor Friday
night was n success. The boys took in
$40. Music was furnished by the band. >
Mir. and Mrs. George Wright are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. Scion Birclow
in Wcstford. Childrou's day will be OBJ
served June IS at the baptist Church
ana June 20 at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church.
Miss Clara Pitts, who has been teach
ing In South Burlington the past year
closed her school Friday and is at the
home of hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs s
W. Hill Of Lincoln came Monday night
to visit their daughter Mrs. Dolbert
hlGor-Miss Florence Lyon of Provi-
dencc. II. l., is at the home of her father
j. II. LNon.-Wcrt Thompson is moving
his family into Timothy Hogan's house
near the station--Mrs. Charles Wright
expects to start Friday noon for Hol-
yoke. Mass. To be the guest of her
cousin, Miss Florence Henderson.-Ser-
vices at the Congroga tional Church will
he as usual Sunday. Mr.. Smith Will take
for his subject Sunday morning "Hew-
cd
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FRANKLIN.

There will be base ball game on the
Norey field Saturday between a team
composed Of Modern Woodmen and one
from tho ]. o. L. A. MIR. and Mrs.
A. d. Horskin are in Randolph attend
ing the normal school graduating exer-
cises. Their daughter. Miss Dorothy, Is
one af the graduates.-G. II. Anderson
was In Burlington Tuesday.--M. w. A.
Memorial day was observed by the local
Woodmen Sunday. Nearly 40 attended
sne tho sermon was preached by ono Of
their members. the Rev. F. w. Day.
There was Il large attendance as the
congregational people united with the
Nethodsts for the service.-Principal
and Mrs. G. L. Green entertained the
SENIOR class Wednesday evening.
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HINEsFURGH.

The commencement exercises OF the
high school will bo held at tho town hall
Friday evening. The Rev. Mr.. Gulck of
Charlotte will give the address The
Village schools will close this week The
Modern Woodmen attended service in n
body at tho BAPTIST Church Sunday
morning Lucille Mcorse who was
stricken with diphthcria last week, is
improving. Florence f. Allen is visiting
her sister. Mrs G. l.. clifford in Bran
dun.-E. y. Sanctuary, president Of the
Texas oil Refining company of Calves
ton. visited his father. William
Sanctury, last week.-Dr. G. j. Russell
of Burlington spent Sunday in town.
Sixty new books have been added to
she town library.-The ladies' of the Com
eiegational Church will give sociable
ana entertainment in the town hall Sat
urGay nirht-Thc village schools are
closed on account of case of dphthc-
i.a.--Mrs Caroline Weed visited her
niece. Miss Helen Weller, in Bristol,
over Sunday II. NJ Hull who was
threatened with pneumonia. is much
better. His sister. Mrs. Helen Murphy,
Is with him.-Mrs. G. J. Russell is visit
ing her father, Mr.. NJ. f. Remington
J.. l.. Andrews has moved to Shelburne.
- Mrs. Elmer Washburn has returned
to Randolph Clark Pierce and family
Of Fair Haven visited here over Sunday.
Mrs Willis Of Burlington Ia the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. Dimick Earl
Giffin. who has been III with pneumonia
is convalcscent-Miss Mary Murray is
attending commencement ut Goddard
Seminary. Mrs. Clarence Baker of Bur-
ington is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Ross.--A
Dramatic club from Richmond presented
"Willowdalc" at the town hail Wednes-
day evening very acccptahly The Iados'
Aid will give sociable in town hall
Saturday evening.
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HUNTINGDON.

OR account of the Baptist association
meeting at Waterbury the last Of the
week, there will he no services here Sun
faY.-The Rev. Edward lIungcrford and
Miss burroughs Of Burlington. who have
beer spending few DAYS with j. H.
Norton, returned home Tuesday Mrs.
e. j. Norton is visiting in Bristol-Mrs.
Mary Sweet is caring for the Young
child Of T.. G. Norton while Mrs. Norton
is away for treatme nt.-There will be no
meeting of the Junior Endeavor society
this week.--The next meeting of the
Kings Daughters will he held with Mrs
Ida Johnson June l6.-Mrs Kate Ross
went to Boston the last of the week TO
attend the funeral of George Ross Guy
Elckfor1 has sold his store TO Burlington
PARTIES
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
SOUTH HERO.

Among the guests FOR Saturday and
Sunday at Mrs. Kibbe Aliens home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Berton s. Irish and daugh-
ter. Guy Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Chase, Miss Margaret Bartlett OF
burlington and Miss Alanette Bartlett
Of Woodstock.
Rogene Dougherty closed her school
ut South burlington Friday and Is at
home Cor the summer.-Gabriol Joslyn
@: Johnson was in town Tuesday.-Mrs.
Julia Hall has returned from Milton,
accompanied by Mrs. Iiydo.-Sheriff
1resn went Sunday to Burlington to
take deserter to Fort Ethan Allen
Croker West is III with the measles
The Mutual BENEFIT society served
supper at the Congregational vestry
Wednesday.
Maple Lawn Academy will hold its
graduating exercises at 200 p. M Friday,
June Is, interspersed with music by
Barton's orchestra OF Burlington as fol-
lows: March and overture. orchestra;
invocation, the Rev. W. A. White: essay,
The Gift that Dominates" Josie Mae
Martin; essay, THE Advantage Of
Difficulty" lillian Lucille Fresh; move
lette. Curly. orchestra: essay, The
New Southwest" Hazel Ml!droi Eonin-
son: essay, "Resutation versus Chara ctsr.'
Mary Ethel Wright wsltzes. "Berceuse.
orchestra: grafton, The Mountains Of
the World" James Gilbert Allen: essay.
The Power OF an Idea Charlotte Page
O.good: intermezzo, Tho Parade Of the
Dolls" orchestra; address TO graduates
the Rev George Perry Of Chester con-
ferrins Of Diplomas. Principal Mrs W
NJ. stevens; march. Garland" Or
chestra. The program for the class day
exercises and concert by Bartons or
chestra at 500 p. m. Friday evening. June
Is. follow: Overture. "stradella"; a
musical conglemeration "Hoop-e Slack"
suite from Antony and Cleopatra" (a)
In the Arbor." ciaxinet solo, o. Dance
Of the Nubians." (c) "seio Dance" (d)
"Antony's Victory" orchestra; presidents
address. James Gilbert Allen: prophecy,
Mary Ethel Wright: history. Hazel
Mildred Robinson: Hungarian dance No
l. orchestra: charge to class Of 1911.
Charlotte Page Osscod; class will. Josie
Mae Martin; class poem. Lillian Lucille
Fresh; class song; intermezzo Sweet
Violets," selection, THE Gingerbread
Ahn." waltze, "soiree D'Ete," grand
American fan aisle. orchestra.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs Hiram Bovine OF Colchester was
the guest of Mrs. w. W. Holbrook June
4,-Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rowland were
called to Randolph June 4 by the death
of Mrs Rowland's brother.-There are a
number of new cases OF measles in town
A. b. Beeman spent Sunday with Mrs.
Beeman in Burlngton.-Mr. and Mrs
Douglas Buck spent June in st. Al
bans.-Mr. and Mrs Harley McNall
spent June 3 in Jericho.-Thcre was n
heavy frost Monday night which will do
a good deal of damage to apple and other
ruit,-B. NJ, Bullard has sold the place
that lie bought of T. S. Marvin to H. n.
McNull,-G. 81. orion does not gain
strength after the gip,--Mrs. William
King is recovering from the measles
Mrs. sydney I3ascomb, who has been III
with stomach trouble, is able to be out
again.
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RICHFORD.

The Rev.. Silas p. Perry will preach the
baccalaurcate sermon before ihe gradual
ing class of the Rchford high school in
the Baptist Church Sunday. June 10, The
high school graduating exercises will be
held in Aver opera hall Thuruday even
ing, June Il. The grammar school
graduating exercises will DO held In the
same hsll Friday evening, June IS
Elkins e. Norri. have the contract to
make and lay the concrete books and
brick for a house to be built In Newport
by Harry Burgess, @. Sullivan Of
Boston. Chinese inspector, was IN town
last week. and Saturday night Mr.,
Sullivan and family went to Boston 10
reside. Mr. sullivan was until recently
stationed at this port. y. Bashaw OF
Brockton, Mass. has sold to Paul Baker
OF East Berkshire his place on the East
Berkshire road for $l,coo-Nr, and Mrs,
Knight have moved to Springfield, Mass,
where their son. Frank, is employed as
n stationary engineer.-Mlss Fannie
Hamilton has returned from Boston.--
Arthur J. Archambault OF Enosburgh
Falls. a graduate Of the Leach School Of
Music. has been engaged to play In a
large summer hotel Mt Lake Massawippi,
IIatley, Que.-C. Vernon Chaffee Of West
Derby Is passing a few days with his
cousin, A. j. Elliot
A light frost was seen here early Tues-
day morning.-The veneer mill Of the c.
G. Manuel g. Sons company Is closed for
n Week.-Mrs. Nellie Manuel has re-
turned from California, where she passed
the wintcr.--Mrs. d. NJ Mari and three
children went Tuesday to Wilton. n. H..
TO visit her mother, Mrs, Ella Martin
Mr., and Mrs, A. G., Rogers have re-
turned from three weeks IN Orleans
county.-Mr. and Mrs George n. Paine
OF Oshkosh, Wis. who have been visit
,ng her nephew. r. w. Wheeler. left here
Tuesday n, r. Fay, l., r. Gibson and
7 Il. Hawley are attending the Masonic
meeting In Burlington,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

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rev ana Mrs' ~ Kent AT the center
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day'-Dr' ana MES r. n Brown ana
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day when the high school play the alum
nj Larry Gardner and Kent Periey
are coming up from burlington to play
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WORTHWHILE.

The funeral OF Mrs Horatio H. Part
low. who died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs l.. c. Wilson, Friday after
noon after brief Illness with cstarr-
hal bronchitis. was held nj the house
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. tho
Rev. W. 7. Best officiating. Intermenc
was in Pleasant View cemetery Her
maiden name was Martha Best and she
was born in Phillpshure, Y. O. August
l. 1880 She was married to Ho-aeio n.
Partlow May ., ,SGl, and lived in Canada
for eight years, when they moved 10
johnson where they lived for o. years
Eighteen years ago M. and Mrs Part
low came to Morrsvillo. Besides her hus-
band, she is survived by daughter,
Mrs. f. &. Wilson of Morrsville,
grandson, Harle Wilson three brothers.
John and Simon Best Of Mo-ris,ou-n and
Charles Best Of Phillpsburg, r. O.. and
a sister, Miss Emily Best OF Morrisvifle.
w. c. Davis has returned kom White
field. y. H-Alrler McNau and son Of
Boston are visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McNail-Word has been
received Of tho death IN Lynn, Mass. Of
", NJ. Gordon who resided for Is years
at the Randall.--Mrs. Gordon Austin ar
rived Saturday from ST. Johnshury, ac-
eompanicd by her little san, Sumner.
who Is improving nice'y.-Mr and Mrs
Francis Merriet Of Wolcott came satur-
day to visit their daughter, Mrs Nettle
Merritt, accompanied by thoir grand
dnusht Charles Draper has n
Christmas cactus with l5o blossoms
The family of W. j. Lawrence OF Min
neopols. MINI, came Friday evening to
pass the summer Mt Malvern Farms
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RICHMOND.

The funeral of Barker S. Balch. who
died in Burlington Monday. was held at
the congregational Church Wednesday
afternoon at two O'Clock, tho Rev. T.. p
Treat assisted by the Rev. I. G. Smart
of Burlington ofIlciatod. The bearers
were j. g. Fuller w G.. Fuller, s A.
Green and w S. Whiecomb and inter-
ment was in Rivervicw cemetery. Among
those from out of town in attendance
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy of
Wlliston. Mr. Goodhcw, Mr. and MRS.
Fred Howes Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Clement of Burlington, Mrs. u. j. Hunter,
Charles and Frank Green and Edward
Whitcomb of Essex.-Mrs. Bert Bressor
and son OF Bellows Falls are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jude REPRESENTATIVES Sarah
Sayles. who has been the guest of her
son. Ernest, in Boston, Is visiting Miss
c. A. Williams. Kershuer, who
has been employed in Mrs. Flagg' S
millinery parlor, has returned to New
Iork.-Mr. and Mrs NJ. ~. Dmick and
family are visiting his parents In Warren.
The funeral OF the young child Of NJ.
and Mrs. Louis Larock, who died Mon
day evening. was held at tho Church of
Our Lady Of the Holy Rosary Wednes-
day afternoon Mt $3.50 O'Clock. the Rev.
FIR. Clermont officiating
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The teacher and pupils of the Dorset
street school, assisted by some of the
young people, gave an entertainment fol-
lowed by a penny social Friday evening
The receipts were $lO25 The following
pupils had no absent or tardy marks
during the term: John, Jennie and Frank
Blair, Dorothy and Mary Bliss Ia May
and Llnnie Tomlnson, Ruth Haynes and
Carl Wheeler. Julia. Mabel and George
Blair were absent one half day,
The schools closed Friday for the sum-
mer vacation. At the Fourth street
school, taught by Miss Clara Pitts, the
average daily attendance for the term
was 993 per cent The pupils in this
sci DOL gathered 11S different specimens
Of wild plants. Mrs G. Harris returned
Monday from Port Henry. N. Y. where
she was called by the death of her
father-Archie Caswel returned Sat
urday from Westminster where he had
spent three weeks.-Nlcholas Smith
moved Monday to Ms Louise Hefflon's
FARM
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Clinton l.. Brewster and Miss McDon-
MD Of West Hartford were guests Of his
brother, c. s. Brewster Sunday-Mr
End Mrs s. j. Randall returned after a
tcw days with their daughter Mrs. Ralph
1Iallock. in Starksboro.- Mr.. and Mrs
Gerald BagleY visited in Burlington Sat
u-daY and Sunday.-V. r. Sargent went
to Winooski Sunday and brought home
his son, Rolla, who Is i'll with the
mUmps.-Samuel Wright returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital Friday where
Re has been for decentralization
Fierce of Lincoln visited his brother, Ed
son, the last Of the week-Mr. and Mrs
II. II. Brewster and granddaughter,
Florence, visited in Bristol over Sunday.
NOT1CE-Dr, Spiller, optician, will be at
Fuller's hotel June l6, at Jerome Car
pcnter's juno II. 1t
Miss Luella Chamherlin of Richmond
visited here the first of the Week.-Mrs.
William Goss or Williston. who died there
Monday was formerly Miss Nellie Sher-
man of this place and had always lived
Eere until her marriage.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

George p. Porter is at home from tho
South. where he has spent the winter
A very enjoyable event took place at
the residence OF DR.. Clark Saturday
evening, II being the return Of DR.. r. T.
Brown from Europe where he took a
special course Of study at tho University
# Vienna. An elaborate banquet was
served.-School Director 8. s. Hall and
". Wright were in Rehford Tuesday
The Rev. w. A. Dawson Of Burlington,
superintendent Of the Vermont B6ptist
state convention. will deliver an address
Ct the Baptist Church Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
ENOSBURGH.

The missing inmate of the Bakersfield
roor house was found safe and sound
Where he had been stopping at farm
ers In East Bakersfield.-N 2. Carpen-
ter. who has been visiting his daughter
at Derby. returned home Saturday.-G.
5. Fassett is i'll with bronchial catarrh.-
Willis Kent Of New York city is vilt-
i e his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Kent.
w. ]. Chaffee Mrs. S. II. Dow and
Mrs. Thereya s. Wright attended the
conference at East Fairfield and the
ordination services at Bakersheld last
week.-The town school picnic Of all
the district schools will be held at the
same place as for several years, the
woods of Frank A. Cassidy near tho
center of the town. Friday June IS
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The NJ. W. a. Of this place attended
Calvary Church IN body Sunday Mrs
Bennett is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Herbert Tracy.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Moren have gone to Glens Falls ~ y.
TO visit their daughter. Mrs. George
Rugs.-several from this place attended
the district meeting ot the Woman's
Auxiliary in Richford June and 3-rhe
kev. ana Mrs. c. ]. Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Oviatt and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
:. Svpes attended 8 convention in East
Fairfield last week.-Max Button was at
home from the L. V. VI. over Sunday
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BEAVER

There was slight frost Tuesday
morning,-Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irish and
daughter OF vestford visited at L. Fl.
Cas-welfs the hrst Of tire week-There
WIN be cottage prayer meeting at Ed
win Straits Friday niEht.-M.s Hazel
Leach has the nleasies-A party has
been surveying to see about running a
pipe line from Daniels pond to the St
Adams reservoir at North Fairfax
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
FLETCHER.

w. S. Shepardson has bought an auto
mobile In Burlington which he expects
will arrive soon.-Cephas Carpenter and
William Beardsley spent Sunday in
Ehkersfeld.-State Highway Commits
sioner G. ". Gates Of Franklin and
County Supervisor J. c. Towle of Enos-
bursh met the selectmen and road COM
MISSIONER At East Fletcher Monday
There was a memorial service at the
Methodist Church Sunday for the Mod
ern Woodmcn OF America. The Rev. G.
II. Locke preached and after the service
tie Woodnen marched to the Gene
terry. where they decorated graves Of
departed rembers.-F. L. Smith and l.
". Green were in bakersfield Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
UNDERHILL.

The graduation exercises Of tie Under
hill high and grammer schools will be
held tonight at o'clock in the G. A.
r. hall Lessor orchestra Of Burlngton
will furnish music. All are cordially in
Vited to attend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcdowell of Mil
ford Kan. are visiting at the homo OF
Mrs. McDowells sister. Mrs. A. c. Der
by.-Miss Elizabeth' Rooney Of East
Fast Berkshire passed Sunday In town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
CHARLOTTE.

Word has just been received that by
the will of the late Henry c. Durand of
Chicago. the cemetery here where Mr..
Durand's parents are buried has been
left bequest of $4,000 the income to be
used to take care of the ccmetery.-The
children are rehearSing for the exercises
to be given next Sunday, children's day
Mrs. John Ramsay of st. Louis has
.rened her home here for the summer
MIR and Mrs II. S. Edgerton are both
foriously ill,-The Rev, Mr. Watson of
shelburne exchanged with the Rev. Mr..
Gulick Sunday.--The Ladies' Aid
met with Mrs. Beach and Miss Bouton
Wednesday afternoon at Library hall
The two senior Sunday school classes
nave been invited to meet at the home
or MI and Mrs. II. II. Smith Friday
o"ening-Frank Mower, consul at CO.
rerhagen and Mrs, Mowrer. have opened
their summer home at McNeil's ferry for
month. II
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GEORGIA.

DR.. Baketell OF New York city will give
free lecture at the Methodist Church
Thursday evening. Ice cream and cake
will be served by the Epworth League.
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ST. GEORGE

Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Morrison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Isham OF Burling-
Tor passed Sunday with Mrs. Anna NJ.
Isham In South Willlston-M Mrs. Kate
Purcell is better and has resumed teach
ing, G. Loggins and daughters, Misses
Lottie and Bertha. were at II. II. TIL
iey's Sunday afternoon.-Henry Wescott
and wife or Essex ara spending the week
With Mrs. Miranda Wescott-S. r.
Hinsdnlo wen. % Waterbury Saturday
for short stay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday
with the Rev. ard Mrs, J. 4. Allen
MI ostrander died Friday at the home
Of James Hoag The remains werc taken
to Plattsburgh Saturday for burial.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-05

Every resource at com mand of the store, is called into action for your better serving during this Easter shopping-time.
 There is no hurried rush to meet your demands. In- stead there is that satisfac- tory service which comes only because of long and careful and thorough mak- ing ready.
 Easter is one great com ing-out party in which all woman-hood takes part. To make all ready for it, there simply must be careful work long time ahead of now. Now is time when all must be ready. Now is time when all is ready at this store.
 Large stocks, stocks brt1n- ming with the new things for spring, stocks that radi- ate beauty and tastefulness, stocks that are so well-chos- en that they contain things for every purse, stocks that gleam with value as well as beautv,-they are what the store has ready.
 These stocks and this merchandise are result of careful thought. They are due to active making ready. We have gone into best mar kets and picked with the best taste we possessed. We have chosen with all the judgment that could be ex- ercised. We have gathered largely but always careful lv. And here is the assem- bly, = complete tasteful val11e-full.
 Prompt and willing, yes. eager; folks are waiting to show you these things. They have seen their beauty. They are earnest to show it to you.
 It is a time when choice is to he made without delay. In making that choice we can he of service to you. able and honest service.