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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25


The business os this corporation shall
be managed and aIIits corporate powers
shall be vested In a Board of Directors
composed of not more than six stock
holders to be elected annually on the
first Tuesday of November Of each year
commencing III 1910. Al the first meet
ing In each year said Board shall elect
one of their members 81 president, IN
other 5 Vice-President, another as Sec
rotary all the officers elected shall be
members of the Board; the secretary
shall also be the treasurer and general
manager.
At all elections of directors, the per-
sons receiving the votes Of the majority
in amount of the capital stock OF said
company shall be declared ard at all
meetings If the Board of Directors the
action or decision Of the directors hold
ing d majority In amount of capital
stock Q4 the company shall prevail,
which shall also constitute q quorum,
but Id case of the absence of any direct
Or he shall have power 10 authorize any
third party TO set in his stead, vote on
all questions and sign all drafts or acts
necessary, the same rs were he person
ally present.
Said Board of Directors shall have
authority to fill all vacancies occurring
In their number or in their officers by
death or resignation, and shall have full
power TO make and establish as well as
change and alter st pleasure I'LL such
bylaws rules and regulations, for the
support and management Of the affairs
of said corporation as they may deem
necessary: to borrow money. buy and
sell real estate when necessary IN BUSH
ness. and sell the same, execute mort
cages, make contracts, and do ali things
necessary In tbs transactions OF the
business ~ the corporation as also TO
tissue and deliver full pHid shares Of the
stock and bonds and obligations Of said
eorEsafa zen II mot less than par for cash
niUu received III il equivalent.
Mi checks, drafts, nufes aid eertfn-
"a ~ at stock shall be- signed hY each
eIii..tf Of said Board III fs1fe:fs4s.
tFEpieefi8fIs for aIFetf#44f@ snail pe held
al f4lt Office Ut fire .a83 p0ratIati e4s the
fist FueSaav of November III each year
Ill aforesaid, under tile supervision oi
tNo com IaiSsianers. 81 which election
TEN DAYS prior notice shall be given 10
swfffIfs. U1 the Secretary TO each stock,
holder.
4 refailu from any TO hold al
election for directors on the date above
specified shall NOT dissolve said corpora.
ton, btIlfaose In office shall hold over
until their Successors shall have beer
elected aIAj a4safFler election shall 81
called " held within tea days prior 40
tfeeIit writing ~ mail fFast1 Tire seere
tarx ct sst fFf at4rs8iNtl having heel
@iy sttts
The he amended altered
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25

Messing this high class organization
il q roaring New York success in
which they have scored the biggest
bit Of the fur seasons Of their ex-
istence.
Heading the company are Russell,
0Neill and Cross peers Of the com
edy world. Others IN the company
arr Gladfs 1aeksan, particularly
pleasing and a,iafsfea soabrette Lee
Roy and Danafaarp. an excellent
r~aedavle the g beauty
chorus
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25
Railroad Bond Election.

Abbeville, La, Dec. 2L.-Tbe cleo
a9en held here yesterday submitting
tae voters of the town the propo-
ss3len of a four-mill tax for ten years
AT e. the building Of a railroad
n hlniee to Abbevile Nv wy of
AaIssette, resulted largely in favor
6ae TAX. No huHdr i ahd ffsv-
rs we're rts. with no votes
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25

No. 1894, Probate Docket. District Gel
Parish OF ST. landry La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25
CHARTER OF THE
FARMERS UNION SUNSET MERCANTILE
So. LIMITED.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

EAEN1CH ObA6Is BEG3s
Belt known that on this thirteenth
day of the month of October, in the year
of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hum
bred and Nine. before me, james Raoul
Pavy, d Notary Public in for the above
parish and State duly commissioned,
qualified aud sworn and in the presence
Of the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned, personally came and APP.
peared the persons whose names are
hereinafter subscribed, all of lawful age,
who severally declared that ayafling
themselves OF the provisions of an act
OF the Legislature OF this State known
as Act No. 50 OF the session Of 1883, as
well as thosesof the general laws Of this
State relative to the organization Of
corporations they have formed and or
ganized, and by these presents do form
and organize themselves into a corpora
ton for the objects ana purposes and
under the stipulations and agreements
hereinafter set forth, which they adopt
as their charter tO-Wit:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25
TFespass Notice.

Notice IS hereby given tina hunting and
tEespassfng on our properties, Bellemead
and Pine Grove plantations III Bellevue /,
Is strictly prohibited under penalty Of the
law. MRS. A. a. POINTER,
deef8-3t Mrs HI. III. WILKINS.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25
z.

The tax rolls 9fflte 9iy Of U%peIousas are
nosv IN mY hands. and ready br collection.
Ta1.1s9Nars ars asked II came forward III
az ~ tie n axes All 4g4tI costs
tsec4 q q tn HAYS collector.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
PROTECTION OF GAME.
Fron the BENNINGTON Banncr)

- '''H ''r he"'''i'''" ha""o''
Wnen one stops 10 think Of Il il
would have been cheaper to hire num-
her Of hands 10 protect deer than to
devote rs much time as was occupied in
iegi~lrtng about them the protecting
band OF the law "-Burlington Free
Press
OF course the Free Press is facetious
IN this paragraph but when a conserva
tive and reliable paper like the Free
Press can be quoted as apparently criti-
cising the Legislature for the time de-
voted to the consideration ~ matters re-
latinE to FISH and game, it is likely TO he
misleading to people who mean TO he
fair. The fact is that It is difficult TO get
the Vermont Legislature to give suffic'-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
FAYsTON.

Edna H. Bragg whose school in No s
closed Friday gave her pupils sleigh
ride that afternoon. As they We're going
down tho Hill near Richard Bu2zel's
NE sled sued off the road. struck a fence
post and overturned. and tho teacher
and IS pupils We're scattered down the
bank, very badly frGhtencd and shaken
up. lila Miller had her elbow dislocatei
and Edna Miller's face was badly bruised
and peeled by sliding on the snow crust
They worc taken to the home OF HeurT
Zurich and kindly cared for and are
doing well. Nc blame is attached to
the driver, Frank Rettis hut tho road
at that place IS notably dangerous with
no guard, and this is ire third team that
has gone over That bank within n short
tme.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Z. a. Livingston January S-Iames
Smith is In Montpelier with his niece
Miss Hattie Kiluatriok. and Is taking
treatment for rheumatism.-Clay II.
Kew has moved into the house purchas-
cd of c. J. NcAlister in Waitsteld -
Mrs. George Miller Is seriously III with
pneumonia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRhNDCN.

Tic plans FOR the Lincoln Memorial
exercises February Il are progressing.
The program VIII include addresses by
William :. SNORT. Il. d.. ard by William
a. RoA.ltsou. secretary Of the board of
appraisers of NcW York city. Rotations
SINGING ana I9Yonche's orchestra will
ada interest to tho occusion Subscriptions
are being solicited to cover expense. tho
conditions are that tho excess received.
II amy. is Ia be used for the benefit Of the
brandon free public libr9ry.-A syndicate
composed Of Charles 4. Carriran of New
York. Frank r. Carrgan and s w.
Jones Of this town has purchased from
the DR.. Prime estate thirty acres Of
marble land from the east side Prime
farm south Of the village and Will
prospect it in tho snrinG Mr.. and Mrs.
y Il. Wheeler have purchased Of tho
heirs ilo homo farm of the late Rcv.
JchN Euulam at Johns5urgh. Y. Y. AMI
cy;oc' To- occupy the same I'm The spring.
The remains ~ r. L Johnson who
died Monday at tho Douglass house.
W're taken to Iva Yesterday morning
GOV hUiial.-C. 4. Skoclcs Of New York
city sp.nt y"sto:l1" In tuWu.-Miss
Marry TarnoN hes returned from tho
ptuaf.rl sanatorirn, much improved
f. hoalth. Miss DIVA Mcleod Of
CRANKY. T.. ~. is visiting her BROTHER.
George r. NcIoo1 Tic Royal Work.
.rs Of the Methodist church arc plan
ring supper TO be given in tho
church parlors Friday evening. Feb
ruarr 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
MoREToWN.

Next Sunday evening the Rev. @. W.
Hunt. superintendent Of the St. Adams
district will preach in the Methodist
Church. Ten or twelve people will he
bapt!zed at this scrViCe.--W. r. IIarrng-
ton. who conducted singing school IN
this place the past week gave an enter
tainment Friday evening and las gone
to Wiliamstown.-Mis Harriet Knapp,
who has taught In the upper grade OF the
village school the past year. has resign
ed ana expects to leave for hcr home in
1iinsdale, y. H.. this week. There will
be week Of special ovangellstic ser
vices at the Methodist Church beginning
February Il. The pastor Will be assist
Oh by the Rev ". W. Latte, as evange-
list. ard G. W Green as soloist; services
each evening at T:3o o'clock.-Mrs. Mer-
ril Child and daughter Irene. who have
been a weel, in Montpelier have return
Cd home. Mrs. Milo GriNeth has been
cutie i'll during the past week.
Rirton :. Ward has placed King Pieter-
tie Hengerveld Dckol at tho head OF his
hord of Hosteins. This bun has = half
sisters with A. r. q. records from 10 TO
go pounds butter I'm seven days. one of
these sisters Dokol Creamellc, holds the
worlds official milk record. having given
10 9-l0 pounds milk in one day. The OK
press on this bull WAS si0-NI"s. Frank
Atkins and two daughters Miss Daisy
and Mrs Henson. were IN Montpelier
ono day last week Miss Addie Frce-
mnn and sister. Mrs. shea, were in Mont
ne1iar FridaV and Saturday Fra TX
Griffin visited his parents in South Fays-
I ,o,, c,,rJoV
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BETHEL.

The funeral Of James D. Wheeler was
held at tho Enversalst Church Friday,
the Roy. Wilmond A. Warner OF Barton
officiating assisted by the Rev Henry
Parkhurst. He was lifelong resident
and been in falling health for some time.
His wife. who survives him, was FANNY
Dwyer. OF this town The Wheelers lately
bought the well known Ahial Putnam
farm near the geographical centor ~
the town.-Ns's. Fred r. Wright under
went n critical operation Sunday at tho
Randolph sanitarum. which was re-
ga rded successful.--T. Wesley Collins
has moved 10 the new tenement on South
Main street. built last fall by Mr.
Robinson Of observation-disclosures T.
Emery Of Randolph is al his daughters
Mrs Edward Rowel. during a severe
attack Of ism.-Mrs. Ellen
I.attimer vas in Ittloton. y. H. TO at
tend tho funeral nj relative last week
The father died nt the age ~ Il some
time 90 and within = few years tiree
Of the four children have died, zach NJ
the age Of 5T.-Five persons were initiated
into Granite Lodge 7. q. q. f. TUESDAY
evening. and the officers were installed
for the new quarter Miss Blanche
shepard riil ne superintendent NJ
branch Of the Juvenile Tcmplars soon n
No instituted The fourth quarterly con
ference ~ the Methodist Church was
held TUESDAY evening. Reports showed
good progress during tha vear.--ITa--v
Lynch has moved into tho upper tone
rent Of Miss Carrie C7irtis's house
william Flint Jr Of Gavsville is the
latest student enrolled AZ the Whitcomh
high sCtnO,
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PLAINFTELD.

The officers Of the Grange were in
stalled by Past Master H. w. Far-
mum of East Nontnelier assisted b."
Mrs. Farnum. After installation re-
froshments wero served and social
hour enjoyed.-The promenade at Ola
Fellows hall Saturday night was
poorly attended on account OF the
storm.-Fred Robinson Of Vicordcro
ga. y. Y, principal Of the high school
is Ill with the measles and Niss Eurn-
ham Of Marshfcli is suppi"jug In his
room.-Fred Laird vi Montpelier was
in town the first of the wcek.-Ed-
ward J, Bartlett and Mrs. lnez Cato
were married at the nome " the bride
last week Tuesday night going i'm
mediatelv to his home whore they
will raGi1C
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
NORTHFIELD.

simeon Curtis aged 70 years, died Fri
day night Of pneumonia He Is survived
rs his wife one sister, MIS- Grow OF
this place. and his dn'Ehtor, Nrs Ance
ThWston. Mr.. curtis Tor many years
was employed In the repairing d'l"r's
ment of h" Central Vermont runway
company. Tne iuh"r'l was h'l' III 'he
house SuNoaN '''r'n'oh' ne '''N d
- N't-c'' 'ir'''''' ne 'dd '''""s
had chlf"' W'" "'orh'nt was VI flm-
wood M'' ''' WA "I'' N"Hoh'-A
party "' M""'''i'' "'',C"'" ''"uu'''"
r"lHs i'' "i"'I I'I' 'Id"f 'f'''Hl'
Qn"h''N ""N i""'" az '"' "'''' '' IT,
Hl'Ii" ""' H. N'''"'' """ '"'' WIRE
I''" 90" ''N '"',, ~ ~ Nt''''N WIN az
''"' !" 9''1".e
| Oh -N''S ~"
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WORCESTER.

Emily Templcton widow ~ James a.
Templeton, has been granted pension
of $40 per month Mr.. Tempi'ton died
December FIRED Jacobs, former
resident who has worked In different
places In Connecticut several years -
working in the saw mill Of G. NJ Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Y. T. cross nave
gone to Barre to live with their dauSh-
ter, Mrs, W. Persons. for the winter
The village schools taught NY MISS
Mary Kelley Of burlington and MISS
Florence O'Brien OF Waterbury ANA thc
Minister Brook school taught BY MISS
katherine Pyrnes OF burlington closed
successful term Monday The same
teachers have been engaged Tor tne
spring term. A cottage prayer meeting
viii he held Mt the home 81 the Rev. T.
II. Carpenter this evening nj TX"
O'Clock The Young Peoples society or
Epworth League will hold it's weekly
meeting Sunday evening ri 1:3o-A LIN
coin anniversary service will be held NJ
tho church SUNDAY morning. February
II. The pastor will speak on the life ana
work Of Abraham Lincoln and special
program has been prepared In the
evening the subject will be Fields for
Christian Service"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
GAYSVuLE.

Mrs r. X. Towne has moved from
South Stockbridee into the house with
Dan Potters family. Mr. and Mrs "
l.. Wlman, Jr very pleasantly enter
tanned about % Of their friends at 80
party Friday evening IN honor Of Their
guest Miss Jenness Weeks J ohn
Swinver Of Huntington has been the guest
Of friends IN town.-The fourth quarterly
conference FOR Gaysville and Bethel
I.ympus charge will be held at 80 o'cloclc
Thursday evening az the Rev. J. =.
Olins. The district superintendent. the
Rev. W. s Smthers. will he present -
Mr.. and Mrs George Swinyer and son
NJ and Mrs. Walter Swinyer We're in
Rochester Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of James Swinyer.--R Eugene Wilson
has been having a serious attack Of nose
bleed for the past few daYs.-Orwell
Harrington is in quarantine on account
81 dipht IBERIA. r IS reported that he Il
inlurOvirg
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as much better. -Lorenzo Ainsworth. aged
s. years, Is quite feeble Over SATURDAY
and Sunday guests Of Levi Swift and
family We're Miss Blake. teacher Of the
village school. and Misses Judith Haynes
and Lucy Barnard of Nontpelier.-Mis
Lucy Swift was very pleasantly surprised
Saturday evening when b of her school
mates called TO help celebrate her nth
birthday Thursday OF last week Mrs.
Charles subway nd 4 siXtietA birthday
dinner party of her brothers and sisters
and their wives
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04

last week i'm Grayoston, y. III. j."
Rcvoir Of New York city was in town
over Sunday. y. Revoir has sold his
farm to John Goddard of Montgomery.
Mr. Goddard win take possession ut once.
Miss clara burgess Is in Bakersfield
visiting friends Stephen Shctra has
moved from j. \. Rcvoir's farm into
Edgar TaClair's house-Nliss Rachel Fin
ucran has arranged to take course in
vocal and Instrumental usic at Burling-
ton with frank Tpeston Smith. After
pcrfccting herself Mss Tinncean expects
to resume the teaching of music in this
I lOcaiitv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

W. J. Dullctt Of the firm of Philltns g.
r,il;att ha. uurchasod Mr.. phillips'e in
forest ana las taken fun charge Of the
,ointi,. and WIN naocr establishment
,orl,tctod hy tro,n mo Ladies' Aid o,
.,o ,on,i.t .r.1 Methodist r-oderatol So
,i,,io, -.,tb ,,,o,te 4o tho number of Ia
,,,rc n1o,sortlv o,7tartained ot - eoci,1
,.rilo, ..,nt,.e q. III. " y Duf,o-s
,-o,,o liz. Nv aud Mrs Homer He,l
Nv cbo,,o raot arl dourhfor Flor
o,ca &or,la srcnt sunday in white Rivor
rr,,ic, ,faae,-t firthdav e,,rnrisa
,,.r,,. a., oir.,, No r,rcj,,.ici. o,ds
r,,i,1.v ,,.o,in,- Miss Noncf. Jones
.,o,,t s,,,d.,. ,t bc,. homo ~, ctocl,-
,s1,~o NJ Now. 1t,rtgop,crv e n, -
,hou, N ,.o,.r,, .,,oo-lc oo fo,-ed y C,b,ie-
,i.,, r,,d,,,.,,. eo1.aI ,fv.n i, the patn-
,,,. ,.,,.,., ,o.,o r-r,a,,- cyorirc Mae
Gov e,o-l.n., POGO r.e trol,on one LOG
,.,,,soa ~. .,,4irn
~, 49, ', e, it,,
a,ad e,.,,,.a.,. r,,r,i,,,r r.ora t,i,a,, a.
1,o-ro sud-, e., ;r.o,.,,o,. To-. tro
,,,et ,oor and . balP Mr. shaw had
,,,a5o rie howe wifi, b,s 6oucI,,er Mrs
rou. t1a+cb roforo which I've nd baer
o,,,r,o,.od as n e+ora cutter n perre
N, shaw cor,n fror, Scotland - ,.oars
opo aud was ~ wars ~ APE uo ie sur
,ivad Nv two daughters Mrs Chaurin
Of Shelburne and Mrs. Low Hatch Of this
-,lace md p son William Srav OF
Woodstock. These with Mrs william
shaw. accon1ranled tho romans to Barre.
The nine weeks old infant daughter
Celia MAY OF Mr. rrd Mrs. Frank
Harrington. died MONDAY The remains
were tax n that night 30 Charles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Grace McKinstry who has been caring
for Mrs. l., J benjamin in Hardwick,
returned Monday ~ Word Is received OF
the birth Of n daughter, Marguerite Jen-
ME. to Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Goodell Of
Everett. Mass Mrs. Leonard Wells was
very much worse last week While more
comfortable she is not considered much
vt tter.-Mrs. Even IS quite ill-George
and freeman lawson we're called to
chelsea last week to tend the funeral
Of their cousin. Mrs. Carpenter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs, O, y. StouGhton is confined to
the house by illness.--Earle Fancut,
who has been appointed carrier for
route No. .. Il. r d. will take up the
work FEBRUARY l6.-The Pull-ToGeth-
cr club VIII hold its second meeting
in the CONGREGATIONAL church Veatry
Friday evening. j. q. Underwood of
lIartland will deliver an address
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Ainsworth were
given a surprise party In their new
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
WATERBURY,.

Arthur DeWeritt has sold his house on
stowe street to Henry r. Coburn for 81
500 Warner T.. Moody has bought the
Circuit meadow near Cobyvllc Of Mrs
Betsev Grou' for GOV. G. Lyon has
bought the Elsie Stone place AT Mill
villaEc-One Of the new granite COM
panies here has Incorporated under the
name of the Sutherland Granite com
pany with capita ! Of s5o.N"-Miss
Mary Carrgan was at home from Bur
lington William T. Cooley has
returned from the Boston power boat
show where his company exhibited en-
gincs and boats.-Gerald WestoVer has
returned from a short visit In ST. Al
Transferring Burt of Stowe was in
town Sunday
George II. Dale. G. g. Warren and j.
Il. Evans were in Montpelier Yesterday
Mrs Il. II. Slower OF Altoona. Pa, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. =. {. Lamb
y. r. Demort and Roy Demertt are
in Louisville Ky. on husiness'-Miss NJ
]. Lavery loft Yesterday for New YORK.
whore she win spend six weeks-f' j.
| Chase has resumed work in Hr'r'n a.
| Wheeler's store after several "eeNS III
ness The Pieran club VIII meet TO-
morrow afternoon with MIS- NJ
| Stranahan. Misc carrie Kecre has COM
mencod work for the Perry Granite Co
| THE Hyp0tin club viii meet 'o-W"ll"W
| afternoon with Mrs T. 9. Evans NV y
| G. NJ Griffith fell off step 'u'So'S
| breaking her ankle Moses i"'hol mas
sold his house at Mil village =" ~ "''
L. Moody. Mrs Ida NJ. I'm mas so'u mel
| house at MN VILLAGE 10 Moses LABEL
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EpONYNINGVAM

Mrs. Oliver Dwycr is visiting in Shelf
field ana lyndon.--Mrs. A. NJ. Lang. who
has had another bad attack of heart
trouble. Is little bcttcr.-Mrs briggs
of Manchester. \. IL. has come to take
care Of her sister. Mrs. \. VI. Lang, and
niece Mrs. John Noung.-Tho DauChtors
Of Liberty have a special needing Friday
February . to initiate Is members -
Mrs Alexander has becn quito sick
Edwin Town has gone 10 Bangor. y. Y.
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WHAT OUR NEIGHB0RS SAY
HORSEBREEDERS "STUNG."
DFron tho Bratteboro Phoenix

The Bennington Belgian Horse Breeders
association Of Il members, each pledged
to hay 500 worth OF stock has been
formed for the purpose OF buying the
large roya Belgian stallion which was
recently imported to this country by a
Nj gan importing com panY' This has
an old familiar sound The Connecticut
rive" valley. all the way from Connect
cut TO northern Vermont, was dotted
some Is wears ago with towns in which
associations were formed for the pur-
pose Of buying Percheron stations. Tho
victims who were interested at that tmc
VIII recall very we'll the exact date when
they wrote opposite their names tie
short hut suggestive word "stung'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
LOWELL.

Mrs. Frank Darling of Morrisvillc visit
ed her father, W. r. Thornton, last
week Mrs. John McGorty is very III
with measles The school census up to
February l. 1900. shows eG3 children bo-
twaop tine ages Of Z ANA l> 10 boys and
la plls Mrs. r. +. Winchester ten ON
TIE ice Thursday iuiwing hcra,lf badly.
lsidoro Barre who For ulo paat year
}ar been ftopping With his uncle. g. A,
Barre returned Tuesday to 81 Pie. T..
O.-Nr. o"a Mrs Trant parnev vi.nah
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MIDDLEsEX.

All schools in town will close this week.
MIR, and Mrs. Walter childs and son OF
Bef'in were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Alexander Sunday.-Edd Daniels is very
il.-Miss Nurse. aged r. wears. has been
very sick the past week She is reported
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
EAST WARREN,

A son was born to Mr.. ana Mrs hu-
gene Estoy January 30 Mrs Myra fai-
mer, who has been quite ill is slowly
improving Mrs. Laura Hohh'l" a''u
Elijah Fuller were called TO
last week BY the serious Illness % ''"
hrother-n-law. Jesse billings WIZ n' '"
suffered shock of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
close this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04

home January ga. =. Brown is in
the hospital at Hanover, n. H., for
treatment.