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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02
BRISTOL.

| Mrs. Desire Buttolph, widow of IIeman
Hill, died mt her homo on West street
! Wednesday, Aug. % OF old age, aged s.
years, She leaves one son, Arthur. and
two sisters. Mrs. Emily Rathbun of this
town and Mrs. Hannah Bliss OF Essex
Junction. The funeral was held at
the house Friday afternoon at one
| o'clock
Miss Evelyn Dumas went to Long
Point Saturday for few days stay.-A
| daughter was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs Napoleon Lttlc--P. S. Grow was
~ years old Sunday. He is the oldest
| person In town.--Sundny was observed as
Hover day" by the primary department.
of the Baptist Sunday school. Thirty
three bouquets were sent to sick and
aged people.-.Mrs. W. n. Cove Is
ill.-Mss Alice Sturtevant of New
raven, Conn. is visiting relatives here
MISS Nellie ONeil was In Middlebury
over Sunday.-Mrs. Daisy Mulnss is ill.--
u W. McShane of Burlington was In
town over sunday. n Roscman was
IN burlington over Sundav.-Dr. William
oN",l mas returned to Baltimore Nd.
ard James jacobs and family TO w,noo-
ski.
Tho village trustees have Ind q survov
College and sewer system will he mt
in on Pleasant. Church and south
Maple streets and Taylor avenuo g. Miss
Helen Weller visited in Hinesburuh Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs Eugene johnson Of
Hartford. Conn. are the guests of ro,a
tives here.-Arthur James and Miss Flora
Prcvoncha were married Monday at the
rcctory by tho Roy. Father. n. r. Corfev
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hatch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Narnev. Mrs Svhil Vnrnev.
Mrs. Charlotte Shackctt and T. c.
Narnev attended the Pecu- Varney we'd
Ding in West Ferrisburgh Tuesday even
ing.-Thc young ladies of the Green Noun
tain club gave Mr.. and Mrs IIugh s
Smith surprise at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. o.
Chapn, Monday evening They were
presented with many presents. An inter
esting literary and musical program was
carried out Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for
their homo in Washington. u. @. We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and children
OF Bridgewater have been visiting rcla-
tives here this week.-E. y. Blackwell of
brandon and Fred Chase of Springfield.
Mass. were In town Tucsday.-The W
{. T. /, held its annual meeting Tues
day afternoon with Mrs Curror and
elected officers rs follows: President.
Mrs. Nellie Nahum; vice-presidents Mrs
Hattie Beaman, Mrs. Fannie Grow. Mrs
Lena Shepherd, Miss Helen Wollor:
treasurer. Mrs. l. n. Roseman: secretary.
Mrs. Emma Wright.-Wallacc Downing
returned to Kearney. Mob. ,-lVednesdav
after visit OF two weeks in town. W
Blackburn has bought the Eugene John
son place south of the vilage-Thc
Treasure Seekers will meet with Mrs H.
+. Sherwin and Mrs. A f.. Grow at the
home Of the former Thursday afternoon
September 9-There was a heavy frost in
some localities Monday night.-The lunch
wagon on Havmarket square has again
changed hands, Clayton Trudo Is now
proprietor.-Mr. Orvis has taken posses
sion Of the restaurant purchased Of r.
j. Norton.-The trustees will not drain
Taylor avenue and South Main street
as reported Wednesday,-L. O. Chaplin
went to New York last night on a bust
ness trip.
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WESTFORD.

Horace +. II. Ruggles has started for
Reno. Nevada. where Ne is to teach
Mr.. and Mrs. " McLane are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Munson. Jr-
Mrs. Flagg and Rowley Flagg returned
to Newport Friday.-Mr. and Mrs Hoaa
of South Hero have been IN town fol
several days visiting Mrs. HoaE's mother
Mrs. Nellie Osgood John Strong has
moved his family TO burlington. where
he has work In the brush factory.-The
Ladies' Social Circle met with Miss
Carrie Pettingill "Wednesday afternoon.
The Fortniehtly club will have its first
meeting for the year at the home Of Mrs,
A. D. Partridge this afternoon.
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LINCOLN.

Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Morgan OF Bristol
were guests Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. $. Morgan, over sunday. Mrs Louise
Colburn of Taunton. Mass. rs visiting her
sister. Mrs. r.. r. Splos Tho Rev. G. +.
Wells Of burlington spoke IN tho Union
Church Sunday evening and will spend
the week here Mrs Sanford who has
been visiting her parents I'm 81. Johns
y. r, returned Friday Miss Belle
Putnam Of Gardner. Mass, and Mildred
Morgan returned Saturday from visit
ing their grandmother. Mrs. Laura
Elliott, in Warren.-E. H. Elliott of
Warren was a visitor at 4. F. Morgan $
Standardization Murray Of Warren and
his bride were IN town over Sunday
The Ladies' Aid society will celebrate
the 73rd birthday Of their president Mrs.
Annette Morgan. Wednesday afternoon.
September :. supper will he served and
exercises held appropriate for the oc-
CASTOR. Mrs Morgan has held the office
of president of the society for q consccu-
tive years.-Miss I.yla Orvis spent sev-
eral days last week with friends in
Starksboro. Morton Bent Of Riptnn
visited here last Week.-Mrs. Frank
Moody is In poor health--Afrs Winnie
Cove is somewhat better-Mrs Florence
Draper of Massachusetts is visiting at
G. H. Diapers.
Ny. and Mrs. David Adams of East
Charlotte visited her sister. Mrs II.
Brooks. over Sundav.-W. D. Rrittell and
family are visiting in Bristol and will 60
from there to TiconderoEa for n short
staY--Sch6Ol Director l.. T.. Jackman and
Rolla Hamilton are LAYING a new floor in
the Center school house-Mrs William
Nichols has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital not much improved in
health.-Miss Sanford has returned from
ST Johns. where she has been visiting
relatives for several weeks Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Whittier Of Rochester were in
town to attend the Whittier reunion
There was quite a hard frost Monday
night hut it did not do the harm farmers
were afraid it would-Tho Ladies' Aid
will meet ScptcmIer
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Hegamyer and daughter
Miss Minerva. OF Boston have gone &c
Dandy after two weeks visit NJ the
home OF their uncle. Ira II. BROMLEY
Mrs w. r. Heath and little DAUGHTER
Francesca. Of Hardwick are NJ her
fathers. I. II. BROMLEY
The schools opened Monday with the
Same teachers except that Mrs. Hamilton
takes Miss Chnmherlain's place Mt the
Eldredgc and Miss Chamberlain takes
Miss Doherty's place IN the primary de-
partment of the graded school f A.
Rollins went to Tlardwick Thursday to
take his grandson. Leon Ross. who has
passed hts vacation here Mr.. and Mrs.
Dow Butler went Friday 10 FrnnkHn for
"A two months stay with his grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J T.. Butler-Mrs.
w II. Heath and daughter NJ Hardwick
are at her fathers ! y. bromley. for =
months stay.-Wm. Suckstorn II Bur
linston. who is in poor health. has re
turned home after two weeks at Mrs.
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A w Dawson has sold his residence TO
7 g Babcock Of. Craftsbury.-Mrs. G..
IT. Dana has gone to the White noun
,a,ns to visit her slster-Mrs. Eliza Fair
man and her grandson. r.. Fa'rman
Crane. have returned from an extended
visit in the Wcst.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Conant
NJ Wolcott visited Mrs. F.. Fairmnn over
sunday.-E. II. Dutton. who went to
whitman, Mass. Friday evening, nc
companiod his wife and daughter home
Monday and Mrs. I. =, Titus an
nounces tho engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss BESSIE A., to Walter y. Lon
don of Mcdford, Mass. The marriage
will take place IN September.
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ADDISON.

Edmond Copeland and son of Brockton,
Mass, have been the guests of c. II.
Marshall and II. w. Sponner-Miss
Grace Putnam Of Worcester Is n guest
at w. J. Wood's.-George Pond and son
OF Dodge City. Kansas. who have been
spending the summer here, have return
ed home.-Harritte Smith Is spending n
week at the lake witb her uncle's family.
Miss Edith spooner Is visiting relatives
in Observation-Disclosures Palmer of the
industrial school Mt Vergennes Is spend
Ing some time at home.--Mr and Mrs
Dow Baker of Worcester are with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. James Baker.
Miss Amelia Nohton of Missouri Is the
guest of her brother. J., Il. Norton Mrs
Hattie Pettibone began her school in tho
east district MUNICIPALITIES Eva Smith
is in Cornwall, the guest of her cousins
the Misses IIamblln.
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HINESBURGH.


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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham ant
Miss Beatrice Bostwick, who nave beer
spending two weeks vacation NJ III,
home Of Mrs. Cunningham's father
Michael Murphy returned Monday II
dorchester. Mass Mr. and Mrs. Gu,
Rochleau. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. + l.. Freeman have re-
turned 70 Burlngton.-Mr and Mrs Ray
Bartlett and Master RAYMOND Kirby
have returned from Madison Wis and
will reside here.-The Aid circle ~ Kings
Daughters Will meet A. the vostry If n,
Uniyersalist church Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs J w Perrv returned Nov.
day from Milton Miss Rose Donawny "a.
spending weeks vacation with hci
parents in {d1lebury Mrs. GeorG,
Green and daughter and Miss Berths
Kenyon have returned from Malletts hay
where they were the guests # Mr. are
Mrs Edward Rice Mrs c Bronol
of burlington Is visiting in town
Peter Iavelle died Monday Mt hii
home after a two weeks Illness With
IA liver trouble Mr.. lavelle was 3!
years OF age, was born and had al
WAYS resided here with the exception
of eight years in Chicago in the en-
ploy OF Swift Il Co. He leaves
brother. city Constable John +. La
veil" of Burlington and one sister
Miss Ellen Of Burlington The fu-
neral is 10 take place this morning
at nine o'clock at the church Of our
Lady Of the Rosary and burial VIII
he in the family lot In the Catholic
cemetery In Burlington.
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BRIDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Barbour and chill
dren have returned to their home at Boil
ton Landing, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Powers of Fawlet returned to their home
Friday.-O. f. Converse is hetter-A con-
ference OF Congregational Churches will
be held at the local church the last OF
September. Schools will reopen Septem-
her Miss Bertha Rassett. Of Spring
field Mass. is visiting at d. f. Rice's-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hemenway are en-
Pertaining their aunt. Miss Mourse, of
Sa River
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TERRISBURGH

Tho Social club will meet with Mrs.
u. G. Parker this aftonoon.-The
w. G. T. I. will meet Friday afternoon
at two O'Clock with Mrs. William Pecue. --
Mrs. Charles Merrill is seriously i'll with
heart trouble. The high school entrance
examinations were held In the Center
school house Thursday and Friday under
the direction Of the new school super
intondcnt. Mrs Rowland Robinson. -Four
candidates were prcscnt
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ESSEX. JUNCTION.

Mrs Mary Fairfield aged s0 wears.
narrowly escaped being terribly burn
Cd sunday morning. She had lighted
Kerosene stove in her rooms in a
part OF the residence Of II. w Ring
ana was about to prepare her break
iast on leaving the room sha was
called back by the noise Of an eyplos.
Ion but because Of her extreme ags
and feehleness was able to do littls
or nothing toward extinguishing the
names that had already gained head
way Mr.. and Mrs, Ring at the sound
OF slight explosion. as II seemed "a
them. rushed to her apartments
Finding the door locked. they broke
IT open and discovered Mrs Fairfield
kneeling on tho Moor. Mr.. Ring with
n bucket of water succeeded In ex.
tinCu.shing the flames and hand
fire extinguisher brought In by
member Of the fire department quick
lY sGuclched what little fire there
was left. Mrs. Fairfield received
slight burns about the face and
hands. She was given immediate
medical attendance and taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital The walls
ceilings. pictures and furnishing were
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Medora Schweig and Miss Brow,
nave returned from few days al
queen city Park Mrs. NJ C. Hale. who
was the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Reeves /,
burlington the past week, has returned
TO Riverside.-Mrs. R. II. Metcalf. vhc
is at the Mary Fletcher hospital 70,
treatment is improving. -Eugene Met.
calf ras moved into the house purcha sec
OF Hobart Goodwin.-Mr ana Ms. y. r.
Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. Judson spen
sunday in Cambridge Mrs. Bates an,
daughter. Miss Mary Bates. Of Burling.
ton are the guests of Mrs. Ella j. Whit.
comb-The graded school commences.
Monday with the same teachers as last
year
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MONKTON

Mrs. Julia Carl returned Monday after
spending the summer In Charlotte with
her son, John.-Miss Jerusha Brown OF
Richford and Miss Marion Thomas of
burlington arc visiting a. \. Green and
other relatives The " g.. r. I. will
meet with Mrs. Hattie Douglass this
afternoon when delegates will be elected
to the state convention
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Kathleen Sayless class in
music will give n recital at the Wood
mems hall Friday evening.-Mrs. Il.
T.. Morrill, Will entertain the Mission
airy society to-day.-Mrs w. w
i'enway has returned from New Ia
ven.--Mr. and Mrs. B II. Morrill, and
daughter have been spending few
days In Monkton and New Haven
Mrs ]. w. Spaulding will go to Rut-
land this week to visit her daughter
Mrs Moore Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Nor
ton, Mr., and Mrs. A. Phillips. Mr.. ana
Mrs +. NJ Norton. Mrs. J II. Norton
Miss Greta Norton. J. S. sweet and
\. W. Coe spent Sunday at Lake 1ro-
quois.-Mrs. w. C. Sprague is suffer
ing from an attack OF erysipelas.-
Mrs. o. s.. Kenyon will entertain the
next meeting OF Kings Daughters.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs ". II Munson and M
and Mrs. J. NJ. Wright. who were in
camp at Grand Iele last week returned
home Saturday with good sized string
of pike.-Mrs. Z. s. Wright and daugh-
ter. Doris, and Mrs. p. /. Parmalee ara
in camp at Keelers bay for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blondln went Mon
day TO Starr Farm Beach for "A week s
outing.-Mrs. Elmer Wheelock and two
sons from Huntington wero visiting
friends IN town last week. Tie union
school opened Mondav with Miss Megs
as teacher OF tho grammar room. Miss
Algier. primary. and Miss Mary Allen
Of Milton, the intermediate Mr.. and
Mrs Douglas Tfine from Harvard. H.,
arc calling on friends here Fred Nit.
chell Of Boston is the guest %. Mrs. NJ.
J, Colins.-Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Horton
OF West Roxhury. Mas are in town.
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CHI77ENDEN COUNTY.
MILTON BORO.

Tho infant child Of Mr. and Mrs John
Cameron died Wednesday, OF last week
Of cholera infantum
Mr.. and Mrs i. G. Nichols and Mrs
Nancy Fay, who have been the guests
Of Mrs. Jennie Tnv for two weeks. have
returned TO Richmond.-Th base ball
team from Camp Rich defeated Grand
Isle Friday to Tho birthday ami
vcrsnrics Of Mrs. Amos Hi. willard
Sandcrson. Charlie Sanderson and Mrs.
r.. NJ. blake were celebrated AT Camp
1'Oneka Saturday.--The funeral of John
Camerons baby was held Friday.
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WINOOsKI.

The high and graded schools ma ,,,
parochal school win open Tuesdo -
September I,
The condition of Miss Rorraaa,,a
Young, the young daughter of Mrs
Minnie Young. who was operated on
at the Mary Fletcher hospital few
DAYS ago for appendicitis. is much
improved.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Emily Harlow Ia at home from
Tread Loaf for few days.-Gcorgc and
Charles Burt of Randolph have been
visiting their uncle, W. II. Jones.-Nil-
liam Harlow Of this place, who has been
In the West for over 20 years is visiting
friends and relatives In town.-Lawrence
and Mary Stockwell OF Randolph visited
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Perry last week.-The schols IN town will
begin Monday, September 1.-George
Huntington has finished dressing clap
boards for Mr. Pierce and the mill Is
idle once more.-Mrs. Hathaway and
daughter from Connecticut and Queeno
Dodge from Boston are visiting at 4. f.
Millers.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mrs James Hutchinson. who has been
spending some time in Vergenncs. has
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Sharon were called to Minevlle. n. y.
Friday to attend his mothers funeral
Miss Jessie McEvelia. who has been III,
Is better.-Mrs. Peasley OF Green Island,
n. Y. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Raine.-Miss Helen Adams, who ha s
been spending some time In Montreal,
has returned home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

Louise Hemon's.-Mrs. f.. r. slocum ana
MRS G. y. Platka were elected delegates
win Mrs. w. W. Aldrch and Mrs. n.
r. RILEY as alternates. TO the Sunday
school convention to be held n, Esser
Junction Wednesday and rhuroa,,
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WEST MILTON.

Alton Costello has moved into his
mothers house. Mrs Roberts has re
turned from Middlehury.-Th ladies,
who have been boarding at H. n. Cos
tello's. have returned to New York.
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and daughter. Mrs. Sadie OF st. Louis,
Mo, were guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Charles f.. Parker Monday. Mrs r. H..
Kingsland and daughter. Miss Grace e.,
visited Mrs George Kirk of Rutland yes
tcrday.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who Wish 20 hire
help or to sell a farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this paper gro sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 3,wtf
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WANTED

BRIGHT YOUNG MEN TO work In a
manufacturing business. Steady work
and good pay. No previous experience
necessary Send name for application.
I. O. Box No. 1926, Gpringficll.
Mass o,w2t
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ledies' Aid met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. G. Dean.-Mr. and
Mrs. @. II. Root Of Boston are visiting
In town.-Miss Yale and Miss Gawith Of
Northampton are visiting Mt w. q. Yale's
School will begin September 7 with the
following teachers: No. /. Anna Tier; No.
,, Eva Desautels; No. g. Carlene Woost-
or; No. 4, Nellie Johns: No. 3. Miss Will
lard; No 6, Emma Leavenworth-Mi
Marie Gulck OF Morrsville spent Sunday
here.-Next Sunday will be observed of
rally day In the Sunday school, It Is
eNpected that Mr.. DMrfee will he present.
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising In this COL
umn one cent n word, ench
Insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
In advance required. No
advertisement taken which
Is less than twelve words.
two lincs. Special terms
to advertisers using from
$50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-itemington typewriter, NO.
3. 5000; $500 Victor Graphophone,
with Is records, $500. S25. On physician's
operating and examining table. white
enamel and nicklcd steel $500. First 2
articles in \ condition. Table never
used. Address Charles Mossey, $50 So.
Main St, 81. Adams VI.
S,th& VT
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SHELBURNE.

Postmaster j. J. Collamer has sold
building lot between his house and
f.. A. Thorp's to Mrs. Eliza S. Nc
Gowan Of Burlington. Mrs. MCGOWAN
will build house in the near future.
Mrs. William McGee is ill--G. A.
Kinney visited his father and brother
AT South Hero Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. william Navlor has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital
Miss Bessie Griflice has gone to the
Adirondacks camping for three weeks
Mrs $. Bissonette Of Burlington
spent Sunday with Mrs +. w. Bison =
ette.--Friday evening thirty OF La
Plotte Chapter No. Ga. o. f. s.. OF
HineshurRh visited Champlain Chap
ter NO 90, q. e. S.--Ths evening
Chainplain Chapter No. so, O. T. s..
Will go TO Vergennes to visit otter
Creek Chapter. No "a. u. D., and
work tho dcgrces.-The Misses Fan
Mo r. Miller and Grace F. Quinlan
arc visiting friends and relatives in
burlington for week.-Mr and Mrs.
Fred Thomas and little daughter OF
East Charlotte visited their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nooran. Sunday Mrs
George Miller and Mrs. Timothy Cos
lin have returned after week IN
Barre Richmond and Williston.-The
Misses Rena and Minnie Browe and
Mary Potvin are expected home Sep
tcinher after spending the summer
at the Antlcrs Lake George. n. Y
Mrs. e A. Keller and daughter, Mar
ion. Of Whallonshurg, N. Y, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Wetmore.
The Methodist Church young people
will give a musical sociable IN their
church Saturday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served at the close.-Twenty-
seven members OF ChaInplain Chapter.
No. r. o. f. s.. went TO Vergennes Mon
day evening and exemplfed the work.
They were very pleasantly entertaint
by otter Creek Chapter. No. H-Mss
Maud Macomber Of Plattsburgh Is visit
ing friends In town.-The members of tho
La Plotte club were pleasantly entertained
at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w W.
I-iS u e6rea1av ovariOp
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A HORSE-SHOE1NG SHOP for sale in
ore of the best cities i'm Vermont sold
FOR half its worth If sold before sept.
I. Address n" care FREQ Press.
9.W2t
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(Costisusd ON page 81
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Continued on Last Page.]
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-13
IS FINEST LOT OF BLACK
BASS EVER SHOWN HERE
Or. Palmer "Chaperoned'' a Party to
Portage Lake Who Had the Best
of Success.

One of the finest catches of black
bass ever brought to Bemidji was
exhibited last evening by party of
which DR.. Palmer was the chap
eron."
The bass were large, plump fellows
and created exceeding covetuous-
ness in the minds of several gentle
men we wot of who have been bass
fishing on occasions divers and sun.
dry, this summer, and failed to get
even a bite.
DR.. Palmer, who was accompanied
by his father-in-law, H. Celleyham
of Minneapolis and D. J. Strauss of
Minneapolis, auditor for the Twin
City Rapid Transit company, went
to Portage lake, near Jenkins, which
is undoubtedly one of the finest bass
lakes in northern Minnesota.
The party fshed, and fished, and
fshed; and they swan in the lake,
camped on the shore and thoroughly
enjoyed their outing as only city
men, who are overburdened with
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-13

business cares, can when they go
out for time" ..---
1t is said that Strauss possesses
an East Indian relic which acts as
an irresistible charm on fish, more
especially black bass, and it was not
until this forenoon that the other
members of the party discovered
that all he had to do was to attach
this charm on his line when he
could pull out fish so rapidly that
his arm was nearly paralyzed.
A friend of the Pioneer, who was
fishing in secluded spot in Port
age Lake, got snap shot of Strauss
when he pulled out his first fish, and
we reproduce it elsewhere.