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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
NORTHFIELD

The New England branch of the
National Union OF Carpenters and
Joiners will hold its annual conven-
ton here the first week of June. Tho
members of the Mortified local are
making extensive preparations for en-
tertaining visitors during the conven-
ton.-At the regular meeting of the
village trustees Monday evening, j..
NJ. Donahue was elected special po-
liceman.-Cadet-C Capt. +. :. Clark Of
Norwich University has been notified
OF his appointment as second )ieuten-
ant In the artillery branch OF the u.
+. A. Captain Clark Is senior and
his home Is in Waltham. Mass.-Wai-
ter Dunsmoor has been afflicted with
blood poisoning and It has been feared
that he would lose the sight OF both
eyes. Tuesday. however he was re-
ported to be improvins-The Junior
class OF the high school Will present
the drama Rio Grande" In Guild nall
this evening. having changed the
date from Friday.-The Grange Will
give dance In the Armory FRIDAY
evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs, Myron Goodspeed are
spending few days in Sherburne.--
George Camp OF Bethel was in town
Saturday.-Mr. Pitkins of Plainfield
came Saturday to teach the village
school.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ford Of
Greenville were in town Sunday to
see Mrs. Fords sister, Mrs. Martha
Thayer who is very ill.-Alonzo La
vanway has rented f. Austins
farm.-Leslie McGlafln of Mortified
Is visiting In town.--Sugaring Is over.
A small quantity and a poor quality
has been made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
WATERBURY,.

John Parker has purchased Of H. c.
Whitehill small lot on the Ann
Norris property for s1.900.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. c. Evans are in Albany. n
Y, the guests OF Evan Evans.-Mrs
james r. Somerville has returned from
ten days visit in Willimantic. Conn.
Edward Ioadey of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town.--Mrs. Edward Wood
ard was At home from burlington Sun
day.-Joseph Smith has returned to
Burl!r xton.--Miss blanche Kennedy.
who has been spending the winter in
Rak.rsnelA. Cal returned home Mon
day.--ArArew ]. Brown - at home
for few day. fa,m Burlington
Harold Kennedy Of burlington Il Wis
iting in town.-Mrs Thomas GRAM
neld is quite ill.--Mr and Mrs. Frank
Whitcomb of White River Junction
were In town Monday.-WiIbcr
Sheple Is confined to the house be-
cause OF illness-Mrs. Charles Robin
son. who has been visiting her broth
er in Knowlton, ?. O., has returned
home.--J. Nj. Skeels Of Isle La Motto
was in town Monday.-fieorge L..
Edison OF Montpelier spent Monday
in town.--O, j. Bartlett OF Springis"ld d,
Mass, was in town Monday.
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FOREsTDALE

w. II. c. Whitcomb PASSED Sunday in
Albany, N. Y.-Mrs. l., NJ Baker accom-
panied her sister. Miss Dora Ketcham
to Burlington last week where. Miss
Ketcham underwent an opeI alton at the
Mary Fletcher hospital-k,dward Blan-
chard of Goshen has moved into one OF
H. NJ. Crockett e. Co.'S houses-Charles
WrieE. has returned from Boston
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FAYsTON.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brown April 17.-Mr and Mrs
George Collier who spent the winter
with their uncle. David Mckay have re-
turned to New York vity.--Mrs. Fred
Eottis. who has been visiting in Hunting
ton. returned home Saturday.-Mrs. Julia
Bettis has gone to Burlington.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

d. F. Gould returned Monday from few
days in Rutland
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MIDDLESEX.

Schools in town began Monday.-Miss
Rogers Of Randolph came Saturday to
begin her work as teacher in district No.
2 Monday.-fIish water has done a great
deal Of damage TO roads and low lands
In general.-H Comstock is soon to
move to his recently purchased farm in
Salt Lake City.
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PROCTOR.

rhe engagement is announced Of Miss
Nellie Flanagan and Michael f. Eagan,
also of Miss Rose Bouchard and Joseph
Peileron. Miss Stella Smith has return
ed to her home in Central Falls. r. l.,
after Being the guest OF Miss Helen Ely
!or Some time--Mr. and Mrs. George
Tnrns and family who have been visit
tns In town for some time. will soon go
TO Keene. N. H., where they will make
their home.-Carroll Holden has gone to
Philadelphia, where he has a position In
the Vermont Marble company's branch
yards-Mrs: Earle Whitaker. who is at
the hospital, Is rapidly recovering. from
hcr operation. which was performed some
time ago.-G, u, Thompson has gone on
a business trip to Twin Falls. Idaho, and
other places.-J William Sherlock has
gwen up his position with the Vermont
Marble company and has taken one with
the American Express company Of
Springfield. Mass.-Miss Marguerite Rob
lnson OF Brandon is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. +. w. Churchill.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

f. ]. Ormsbee, as executor of Lydia G.
Cases estate. has filed his account which
shows that the Baptist Church. as resi-
duary legatee, received bout $500. which
includes legacy Of $1,000 under the will
Of Mrs. Case.-Clarence NJ. Carpenter,
who fell from an electric car in Albany.
n. Y. about two weeks ago and dislo-
Gated one shoulder, was able to go to
Syracuse. n. Y. Yesterday .-Judson Hyde
Of Sudbury before the police court
yesterday for intoxication. He pleaded
guilty to n first offense before Judge z.
O. Cool who fined him s. and costs
amounting to $l0.9O.--Mrs. S. w Jones
has returned from Orwell where she has
leen visiting her sister, Mrs James
Meacham.-George II. Chaplin, who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. II. H.
Johnson. has been called to Boston by
the serious illness Of his wife.-Margaret
Robinson. who has been spending several
days with her aunt Mrs. Fred Church.
I'll, in Proctor. has returned home.-Mrs.
Harry Hemenway and youngest daugh-
ter of Granville. n. Y, are the guests Of
Mrs. Carrie Page of Franklin street.
Willis f. Cobb, who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs G. ". Cobb,
has returned to Saugerties n. Y, where
he has a positon.-Mr, and Mrs. A. w.
Wallet of Fowler are at G.. W. Cobb's.-
Frank Chandler of Tacoma Wash. has
been the guest Of Mrs. w c. Bushey.
'rhis is Mr.. Chambers first visit here for
- years,-.Miss Maude Kelley Is seri-
cusy ill.-Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan has
gone to Rutland where she will remain
seVeral weeks.--A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan at West
kutiA~f April 27.-Miss Ethed Ryder has
gone to Rupert where she will teach
school-Mrs william Gerard of Grand
Isle, who has been spending a few days
With her brother. r, II, Everest, went
ssrte.day to Boston.
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WATERBURY CENTEP,

George Edison Of Montpelier WAS In
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S1,OO0.0O Reward
EE SHE FAILS.
WRINKLES
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

GERMAN COUPLE experienced. IL pri-
vate family ity or country, first class
reference Address German Couple, caIa
Mrs. Raley. 2lG Easl 18TH 81.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

EeElis24e-
A--A--HoFMAYEB.s En2-oynler- B1-
reau. I53 West I'D s---Lonlestlr help
references investigated Ielepn1ne conIs--
ton
EMEERMAID- SEAMSTRESS- BY
Swedish girl, very neat, nTst class la
friend uariormaiI Ostero--z's bureau. us
Lexington ave Tel I055-Piaza-
CHAMBEEAiAID and WAIrREss.-By
Finnish Eiri- sesr references. waFes So
Welts Bureau. 324 Columbus Ave Tel
7s94-Schuy er.
CHASIBERM assist wai,ing s. x or
other WORK. very wti4i1s aud -1E
Norwegian girl, speails Elzliah. expert
euced and ca able, reliable, references
wages s. Osteroergs Bureau, Elo Lex
tngton ave Tel lo55 Plaza.
COOK-Assist laantrsss- excellent family
cook gou1 5akeT and manager. best ref
erer~rs. ctrv or country. 81. AIRS collier s
Agency - West 80 Sc
CCOK-By Finnish woman: excellent ref
srenees wages $50. city Weld Bureau
30 ColutnfUs ave 'tgL ts!ie-S- sy-s-ier-
COOK. FIRST class. unders-au-s an
branches VI cooking best refereuaes- $50
per M0uta Miss Fisz(ierald'a Bureau 5og
5th ave. entrance IN 42d ST.
COOk.-Neat. s,rong swedish airl. assist
care kitchen best references p~r.~-a.r-. =
Bureau. 40 lexington ave. Tel 1855
Plaza.
COOK--Swedish, excellent co5k- r0of
manager. -cCrrulca.- 4ks eurf-. Gar.
kiurhea best references sister a.v-.sff-r,-
waisresa-cha ~ oerrnaiI Osser5.--u.e fs.,-
reau. ne Lexington ave
CCOh.--u eLlsae excellent F-fer-s.-.z- nm
cerstauds ali branches car tsl.- --u
ehargs % caterlns and marketing MS
Marsaret Su'ltns s Bureau. 2i West al 81
'P1one 7o7o- Brvant.
Cook--rtrst class excellent reference
FROM New york faariIias- 49, e.
Jgssi-a bureau. $50 Lexlnsron ave. Tel.
COOK a. WORKING HOUsEKFFPFF -
s"eltsA, with daughter nino wears old.
city or country good manager ~ Ma
Marsaret smiths Bureau. 2E West 42d o
'Phoae So39-BTyant.
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.,.rrGrTAN BEACH STATION PLANS
NJ the Foundations for the Structure
v.,un By the Long Island Railroad.

vss begun last week on the foundations
"" --sposed station of the Long Island Rail-
% y. Manhattan Beach
ra- ras- - approaeliug development OF Manhattan
as q residential colony. instead Of a sea-
--- the railroad has recognized the neces-
ss' --,ls -lue more adequate and attractive ter
a- ss,i'i-ies than IN the days when visitors
~ bascb wanted 70 reach either hotel. the
" - - bsthi4E pavilion. and when few plat
80 IN he rear of the Manhattan Beach Hotel
-s-es every purpose
new station VIII be at the westerly end OF
- E3ouievard and short distance northwest
- Manhattan Beach Hotel. at about the point
rr6er The old arrangement, the tracks be-
-, curve around 10 the east.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
NESTS N an ARTHuR AVE. PARCEL

? : Tood has sold for client 10 a Mr Nc
vss5sn for occupancy 3 one-family dwelling house.
I, q ot s5sxE feet, on the west side OF Arthur
.v,.ue S feet south OF I7sth street
r.r 4 Calm have sold for the METROPOLITAN
s.hrrbsn Rezity Company plot. IOoxI03 feet at
- norrhwesf corner Of efSth sVreer and Whits
psrg Road, also sold fer the Irving Construction
r-roany No g. 10 SSa1 Perry avenue. five two
l.-hr hnuses-
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ruI ENLARGE HOTEL ATHENS.

mans have been hled for enlarging the Athens. a
-7-v hotel No. 50 East sd street, near the
- central station. by the addition OF a six
- s-nex having frontage OF 29-9 feet and eX-
- -srsugl the block TO Nos 4 and IS East
-. s-sst The Improvement is 10 be made for the
.-.ss Hotei Company. OF which Demeter Poly
- urssideut. 1t a cost Of Ss00o0
=. grnsx VIII be built from plans by n. c. Mel
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
EMPLoYMENT AGENCIEs.

THF HASTINGS Employment Bureau FUR
nisbes helm white and colored- girls
placed promptly after references are IN
vesfi gated 225 Fast sSd 81. Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WASTED,
-------------------
NaLe

Male
! GARDENER or USEFUL MAN.-Au1erl-
can middle AGED man married 10 cal.-
I dren; good vegetable g-ow@r can NIX -<
I specially hardy flowers. years lasL pi--7-
Z Carpenter Bureau. l54 oth ave.
( GARDENER Care OF al ItvesuocS. handy
wirn tocis- wife competent laurcress- no
family young. well recCrnu-eIlei; country y
only. Address c. B-, Tribune Uptown U--
/ fee. 1864 Broadway-
/ JAPANESE BUTLER or HOCSEPVct-k-
ER-ENcei references, cl-t OF -,
distance i'm country. Miss Margaret >ul-ta s
Bureau . West 42d ST. Phone 303s,-hr5-
ant
NEAT young c0,oFed man would Ike a good
steady position IN noarc- az house or p-.-
vats family. sleep cUc soAn Reed lo-t
Lexington ave.
STEWARD. COOK Couple Germans.
TuidGle-a-ed desire steaiy position. nlan-
steward waiter, ba-keeper. wife nfst cl9ss
cook club. hotel. city. c0Llly- ClaEi-S
Henkenho;. East 81 81
USEFUL MAN--Villi1E % 90 outdoor or
indoor work. City or country, very good
references. So Mss tttz.iera-d's = Bureau
sos 5ta ave. entrance ln 4-d sL1
USEFUL. Man. .--5cCvcln-un. single 90 -aae
care OF lrntler1an.s country place. '-y or
country. an Kinds 81 Worz, lH years eN-
perienve; RI. liable. strictly temperate Aat-
colin T. Morrison +a- 81 ave
USEFUL MAN around private house un-
derstauGs furnaces. pressing clothes.
Easr 451h St
USEFUL MAN-COOE or WAITRESS
BY elderly man and wife. lu home q
iustitltiCni man steam, eF-rA. U.s.
wife PLATA cook or wa ireS- E1d rr-rr
ence. last place Connolly. zoo w lcth So
VAI.Esr-Ja- auese. educated young llull-
eyrerieuCed yale.. family or party Wl2
are going 20 japan. good interpreter ga -
Two years with present err roioyer, seq A.
euceS LaEa1aSli- MFtcalrs A4rf
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v-vAPKET FOR HEIGHTS HOUSE.
- Also Buys a Large Plot in the Same
- sactinn for Improvement.
Darling has sold for kuhn &.

Darling has sold for Kuhn & Lawson
Ts-est l77th street. a new fve-story apart
81 - on a plot 70xss.ll feet. between Broad
s.s' nd wadsvorth avenue The sellers bought
.ae 30 broker has also sold for Max Marx
u - sxrea feet. on the south side OF I57th
~ feet east OF Riverside Drive TO a client
sgas i, erect SIX story elevator apartment house
rN ste The parcel is part Of the Audubon
o. - bought by syndicate last spring.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
HELP WANTED.
Male.

THE STANDARD FASHION COMPANY
requires the services OF a good fashion
artist. accustomed TO laying out sketc ming
ana finishing in all mediums A good. per
ulaneut position is Opeu 70 che party having
the proper skill and experience. Apply
either in person or By letter TO the Fashion
Art Department, Standard Fashion Com
rany. 1915 Vandam 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
LOST-BANKBOOks.

IosT-Bankbook No. 51I 442 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upou said book is called upon TO
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared can
cened and extinguished and new one is
Elied in lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
VEST SIDE INVESTMENT DEAL.

Pesrno Brothers have sold the Louisiana MI
.,s and Michigan apartment houses Nos. 5o7, 81
zs & West --Srl street. between Amsterdam ave
n end Broadway. 10 an investor. Zach house Is
- stories. The Louisiana occupies plot 5exIo0
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Girl for general houHework
no washing good wages. ATs- J. h-
Shate 80I West lQSth 81
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PAWNBROhEks.
AGENTS NAMED

I-f-VSTS TACOBS, 9S3 50 ave, bet 5Sth and
5gth sts.-LlCENs ED PAW NBEtOhEtt-
one block from QuesnsDoro Bridge
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

COOK and I.AUNDREss WANTED IN
small family; bring reference. Ca!l al suO
PARK ave, Monday between 1880 and u
o eiook.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED-
NIzIr


BCTLER--Gerynan. first class. excellent
man; good valet, thoroughly competent .
can take charge or other men or work
single handed. very best references, so
anywhere. Osterbergs Bureau, TIB Lex
tngton ave Tel 1855 Plaza
BCTL4ER.-VeTy best reference. city or
country understands his duties thorough
ly Young. neat. Eent-su-aniy Miss tttz-
GeTad. Bureau. SOS 5th ave (entrauos In
A2d ST.
CARETAKER. Couple no children, want
charge OF private house very best refer
ences. husband hold responsible position
Conod, 415 East 1911 s..
CARETASER--By married couple; no
rel able. best references Address Caretak-
er. Tribune Uptown once, 1854 Broadway
COOk.-Extra ane; IN private family. Ad-
dress A. b, Box Il, Tribune once
COOK --.;~-rnan. experienced. club. private
or noaruins house. French and English =.
nrst class reference r stark, l434 - ave.
COUPLE--By settled, married couple, no
children; IN country. best OF references.
Grant So East 5dth 81
COUPLE Butler. useful. ook-l8undress.
general hOusework. man English Wlle
NorWeE.an- both PrutesIantR- references
S45 Osterhergs Bureau. TlG Lexington
ave. Tek l055-PiaZa-
COUPLE.-Gerrr an. man gardener. useful
al around wife excellent cook and Iaun-
dresg. country preferred so % $40 best
references Industrial Association. East
Al ST
GARDEN R--ThorouEni understands the
care OF gentleman greenhouse and al
outdoor gardening. seeks private place. best
references from 1ue estates ia the c0un-
try. Address Gardener. IS jefferson Place.
Mount Vernon, \. T.
GARDENER -Norwegian. single. expert
enced II general garden work. under
stands h0tbeds. greenhouses. Al refer
ences T. p 81 Elm 81. Eearuy, y J.
GERMAN COUPLE experienced. tu prE
vate family. tty or country. first class
reference. Address German Couple, cara
AIRS. Raiey. 2la EaaI 10Th st.
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EL...N.snEn NuUMs Iu LII.

ATTRACTIVE OUTSIDE ROOMS. refined
surroundings 54u West l-2d St. near
Riverside Park. Apartment =.
ROOMS. running water telephone, 4.
subway: private apartment; reference re-
quirad smith lI9 West list 81.
"a WEST SID ST-Desirable rooms: tele-
phone, private house.
I54 WEST I'D ST.-Large rooms; paFlor
dining: table guetsi reference
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

MADISON AVE. SS.-With board. desir-
able rooms private baths, appointments
first class. references exchanged.
36FH ST, I46 EAST-pesirable large sin
gle and double rooms; private baths. e1-
celleut table refined patronage. references
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

AGENTS for new time recording stamp
splendid proposition. guaranteed article
Tttcb6eld us Beek.gan ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Furnished Apartments to Let.

cSP6cIoiTs PART0R FLOOR APARTMENT; OCT
- Juns; xth without board 10 E@st sAst 81
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

ETETE SELLS SEVENTH AVENUE PLOT
-ss E-gze estate has sold through Louis Schras
es olc buildings On . plot 45xS0 feet az the north
az oo-ne- C< o-H street and Seventh avenue The
rsssrry was held AZ 10000.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

WANTED. - Manufacturer local repre-
sentative TO handle high class proposition
direct II consumer must be capable OK
s.rn{ne not less than 500 monthly eXciu-
Size territory for the right man American
AufninuEn Mfg Co. Dept A. Lemont. ~,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
WORK WANTED.

Male.
ACCOUNTANT.-Teu years experience
books opened. closed: single or tO-Eie en-
try stems lnaugurated highest recon-
uleudarions. BIewitt. 2l32 Grand ave
CHAUFFEUR.-Y Years experience. careful
driver. first class mechanic; honest and
absolutely sober: first class references,
Witn private family, go anywhere. G. n.
423 Lexington ave.
CFFECR.-Furmerly culchman, Just
finished course at Automobile Academy
married. no family, best references from
former employers William Ehiei, S14 " est
52d 81.
CHAUFFEL- R. Understands an makes of
cars; good engineer; speaks Italian,
French English. excellent references call
entrance Ia 42C ST..
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

AGENTS wanted for a high class, beauti-
Fn-Iy prtnted and Illustrated dOliar-a-year
,yorIlau's s magazine. commission. ATTY cents
an each dollar subscription, write Ior
agents free 0utfit- Americas home AoIlh-
~ q Spruce St. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

WANTED.-Good. live solicitors % sell the
latest uu-to-date health and accident cCn-
tracts on the market good. liberal and
navlug proposition. Address The Protective
life Assurance Society, Mutual Life Bldg.
Bunalo. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
OCEAN STEAMERS
ANTIQUES.
DOGS AND BIRDS,

ANTIQUE Galleries. oak
English furniture; printed linens from the
old wooden blocks. 10 East saith 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
ErInalr.

COMPANION Middle aged lady as com
pauion, town or country. good reader.
help with sewing Miss Scarte, Scotch
Plains, y j.
TEACHER, successful In public and pEi-
vate school work, wants pupils IN Eng
lish branches. city reference T. NJ. Tri0-
une Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

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