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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05

LONDON. March 4.-startlinz ~
locations regarding the serious con-
diiion o, song consisnmcnts of Amer.
can meat are e NAMED In repor,
nv Or. Williams. medical ofacrr ~
The ,crt OF London. presented TO III"
city council =. III" Guild palace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
Hamaa Rse0

TAMPA. FLA. Mar. s-<saiiilec. IN
a Ispch oe five In the third rscc
vas practically lon ct the pest 10
the third race the crowd thought no
Quarter Vas sccoud. bat hc vas
placed third. Mise Kob ~ the $40
race sss heavily played bet s>ssf
promipcai. a.r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
a 0eiateo Review.
Do AssNciatct Prom. J

WASHINGTON. u. g. March e.
Presidep. Taft and Governor Hughes.
OF Nov York. viii review the bciai"d
Seventh New Y~rk infantry. nhicr
arrived here 100 late to participate
in the inaugural parade from the 70
viewing stand in front Of the Whit"
HOUSE tomorrow morning AZ 1913
O'Clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
MCCLELLAN SAILS TOMORROW
Transport Gees to PensaeoIs to Trans
fer Troops.

The Transport Mcclellan. which ar
rived in port some days ago from
Havana is expected TO sail tomorrow
for Pensacola. Florida. TO transport
troops from tha, pert TO Mobile. Ala.
There arc still abou, THOUSAND
troops in Cnha and IL is expected that
the Mcclellan viii he ordered from
Mobile 10 Havana TO bring a portion
IL them hack TO this pori immedissr-
" after she has completed her trip
to Mobile
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05

After the performance NJ ~"
ACADEMY Of Music touiSht. LEV DorS
s,adcr and hts minstrel men viii b.
guests OF honaT ~ a social session
al The Eiks' Home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
IN ANOTHER FORM.
California Asks Lonorsss to Enact
Asiatic Exclusion Laws.

Asiatlc Exclusion Laws.
SACRAMENTO. CHA. Mar. i'm
lieu Of an anti-Japanese statute the
Senate today expressed It's views on
the subject of Asiatic immigration ty
adopting a resolution calling upon
Congress to enact an Asiatic exclusion
Law that would keep japanese. as veil
as Chinese aliens out Of the coun-
fry.
Senator ]. 2. Blanford tried to
amend the resolution SO that Japa-
nese would be denied the right Of
naturalization. but this was voted
down, 2S TO Z.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05

Heartily Greeted in New York:
NEW YORK. Mar. 4.-Theodore
Roosevelt. ex President of the United
States. accompanied by Mrs. Roose-
vet arrived in Jersey City at 11:3o
tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
FIVE ARE FROZEN.
Reported Oyster Dredoes Per'shed in
Storm Near Annapoiis-
CRy Associated Press }

BALTIMORE ND. March &.-'Bv
United wireless via. Washington -
An upcorfirm-d RIM T from Annap"ii :
states that five oyster ircdgcr>.
while walking :rrm point on Saint
Psutuzct river 80 AnnaSol were
frozen 20 death in the STERN.
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IMPROVED GUNS.

oId We.pons to he Replaced BY New
on the Virginia.
ny Associated Press3
NORFOLK. VA Mar An order
has teen received at the Norfolk navy
yard for the removal Of the tour Il
inch guns from the bsttleship virginta.
row at the navy yard. TO be replaced
bv tor new gyms Of the latest model
sent from Washington.
The first Of the new guns IS billed
to arrive Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper pv6iIshsd In
Newport News that receives
tho full news ssrvies Of the
Associated Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
CHARLOTTE.

James Lewis Is improving from his ac-
cident Re was hurt by a bull--Miss
Ethel Byinston will go this week TO visit
In New York. While there she will at
tend the convention Of the Sunshine So
ciety.--Miss Katherine Root has been
confined to the house the past week with
severe attack of the mumps. Miss
Phoebe Horsford of Montpelier Seminary
Is at home, sick with the mumps.--
Eugene Spear has gone on business
trip to Boston.-iNrs F. r. Smith and
daughter spent Sunday In Burlington
Miss Sarah Martin Of Burlington visited
in town last week.-The Rev. Mr.. Gulick
Will exchange with tho Rev Mr. Treat
Of Richmond Sunday.-M. d. Marshall OF
Whitehall, y. Y. has been visiting l.. J.
Dean.--Mr. and Mrs. Il. n. Field are ex-
rected home this week from California
Il Richard Dean. who has been spend
ing few days at his home here return
| cd to Dartmouth College Monday.
Wallace Coleman went to the Mary
| Fletcher hospital Monday for an opera
| tion.-Charles Shortsleeves will work this
season for Charles NJ. Byington.-Mrs
| Phoebe owen Of Mt. Philo Inn visited a.
| .. n. Alexanders over Sunday.-Miss
| Edith NJ. Edgerton who has been Ill the
| past month with innammatory rheuna
| tism ia well again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
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Court Decides That NsssachuSetts Law
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
JERICHO.

The house of Joseph Bressor, which
was situated in the southern part of the
town, was destroyed by fire, together
with much of the contents. Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Kenyon was calling at
the house at the time the fire was dis
covered. Miss Alice Fressor who Is an
invalid, and her mother, who is In poor
health. were taken away by Mrs Kenyon
and the alarm given, but only the furn'-
turc In the lower part of the house was
saved.-Mrs. Elmer Howe has returned
from n few days visit In Essex juno
tion.--Mrs r. &. Martins millinery store
was entered Thursday evening. but moth
ing Of value was taken, Fired Derby Is
cut after being confined to the house
ten days with a sprained ankle. -Albert
Mclaughlin, who was injured by falling
ever a 20-foot ledge. Is recovering.-David
Shaw who has been critically III Is
thought to be gaining.--The Rev. G. 3.
Atwood Is expected home this week from
a three weeks vacation.-Afss ELSIE JOY
ot Burlington spent Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Joy-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Buxton and children OF
Cambridge are visiting relatives in town
for few days.--The Rev. and Mrs. Fred
| erie Emerson returned Friday from a
| two weeks visit in Massachusetts.
| Charles Reavy has purchased the Jay
| Shw place near George Whites.-D r.
Rood, who was operated upon Friday at
| ne hospital in Burlington for append
ci'is. rallied encouragingly from the OPP
GRAFTON. Mrs. Rood returned home Sat
I uilay evening.-Mrs. Julia Mouton. Is in
| Boston. the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Lowrey.-AIrs. Charles Field OF
| darlington spent Monday with her sister
! Mrs j. Z. Narney.--The Ladies' Aid So
ciety will serve ice cream in the church
rarlors Friday evening. Mrs. Hawley
foothe is in poor health.
The ninth annual rally of the Bap-
list Young Peoples Society of the La
noble association will be held in the
| First Baptist Church Of Jericho to-day.
| The morning session will open at 9:4S,
| afternoon session at 10 and evening
session at 7l5 with sermon at eight
| o'clock by the Rev w a. Dawson of
| darlington. a cordal invitation Is ex.
| tended to the people of the community
to attend these meetings. MIR. and Mrs
Fred Buxton and children. who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Foster and other relatives here
returned to their home in Cambridge
Wednesday evening Miss Bertha Coch-
rane Is in Wiliston with her sister
Waiter Story Of Fairfax has been at ]
T. Narney's for a few days.-Charles
Reavy. ST.. has not Teen as we'll the
past few days Mrs A. y. Cochrane
who has been caring for Mrs Louise
Blood. has returned home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
WILLISTON.

Many cases Of measles are reported
throughout town.-Mrs Dayton Webster
and daughter Margaret are visiting
Mrs. Carrie Morrill-Mss Dean and Miss
Nilson Of the University OF Vermont
spent Sunday with Miss Ella Pine. Mrs.
Adelne Talcott is i'll with pneumonia -
Mrs. e. w. Jewett Is caring for her
daughter. Ruby. who is i'll with the
measles ut H. 5. Johnson's.-I. leonard
Miles is seriously il,-Miss barbara
Clark is improving. -Mr and Mrs. NJ. "
james have returned to their home
- w. Brownell and family from Bur
!ington visited in town Sunday.-Mrs
Harry Fay spent Saturday in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Taft's little daush-
ter. Ellen. is recovering from a severe
attack of pneumonla.-Mrs NJ. J. Hewet'
IS hetter.-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hebert are
the parents of a son. born Tuesday
Nav H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
'R1PTON.

Shortly after dinner Friday after
noon David Leno, about 80 years Of
age, started to operate a circular saw
In the wood working mill of Henry
Wood. Three Of the fingers were cut
off close to the left hand and two Of
them mangled. DR.. II. w. Prentiss of
East Middlebury administered ether
and dressed the wounded hand but
Ieno's condition after the operation
was such that DIR. u. c. Noble was
summoned from Middlehury. Upon
hts arrival the man was dead A post
norton examination was held and It
was found that Leno's stomach was
full after a very hearty meal and that
he had an affection Of the heart. 1t is
inferred that his death was caused
primarily by shock. The deceased was
a hard working man and leaves wife
and two young children.
Joseph Goodro is recovering Charles
Mobiles Is no hetter.-There is to be a
| sociabe at Mrs. John Goodro's Friday
evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
CHIT1ENOEN COUNTY.
SHELBURNE.

The funeral of James =. Sutton vas
held at his late home in East Shelburne
Friday afternoon at two o clock, the Rev.
George F.. Watson officiating Two selec
tons were sung by the Misses Hannah
and Margaret Tracy. The bearers werc
Eugene and Arthur Norton. Elmer Slocum,
Mark Thompson. Irving Elliott and Edwin
Russell and burial was in the village
cemetery. Among those present from
away were NJ. and Mrs. Harry Lake of
Concord, X. H., r. +. sutton of North
Sctuate. X. L., Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Norton and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Norton
of Nergennes. Mr. and Mrs. James of
St Adams. Mr.. AMI Mrs. T. Isham and
Miss Isham Of Wtlston and c. Sears of
N,nkton. Mr.. Sutton had always lived
in Shelburne and was horn nearly II years
ago In tho house in witch he died. He
was a life long member of the Meth
odist Church. one of the official board and
class leader. Mr.. Sutton is survived
by n wife three sons, George and Walter
Of Shelburne, Benjamin +. of North
SCituate. r l.. one daughter. Mrs. Harry
Lake Of Concord. y. r.. and sister
Mrs. Jennson, who lives in the West
The Rev. p. A. Campeau has gone to
brother is supplying his place in St
Catherine Church while he Is away.
Thomas NJ Thompson Of South Wall
ireford, who has been seriously i'll with
blood poisoning. is improving. His
mother. Mrs. Mark Thompson of Shell
hurne. has been caring for him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
HINESBURGH.

Miss PanSy Place. eldest daughter Of
aged Is years. The funeral was held at
the Baptist Church Sunday at two
o clock the Rev +. +. Greenleaf off1ciat
ing.-E. II. Read was called to Burling
ton Sunday TO attend the funeral Of
Mrs. John Glynn. an aged resident Of
this town. who died while visiting her
daughter The funeral was held at the
Catholic Church IN Richmond Monday
inornng.-Mr Wilcox and family have
nloved here from Starkshoro and will oc-
Gupy the Euseb Sanctuary house George
Kelley and Jacob Gepraes took possess
ion of the mail route TO Burlington Mon
day.
Mrs Hyman Pierce Of Pasadena, Cal.
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Harrison
Weller. The Rev. f.. r. Greenleaf Ar
thur Bissette. Frank Hollis and Guy
Kenyon go as delegates to the meeting
# the r. V p. L. in Jericho to-day
Nrs f. j. Haskell has been quite III
FOR a few days.-Nrs. Rosamond Harris
End Mrs G. D. Roynton attended the
W c. r. L. meeting at Richmond Tues
day.-There VIII he "A meeting OF the W.
C. T T.. with Mrs Rosa mond Harris
to-day--There will he a union choir re
hearsal at the Baptist Church Friday
evening to prepare for memorial service
Sunday.
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Miss Wealthy Hooker, Water

oury ................ .,....... 2,3O1
Gertrude Brigham, Morrisville. 2,0sd
BcryI VI Powell, Jeffcrsonville 2.oOf
Mrs. Addic Folsom. H Eh gate Ctr. I.1C0
Della Thompson. Morrisville. 1000
Lena A. Narcotic, Bakersneld sos
Martha }. Peaitc, St Adams. sos
Grace Libby, Rlchford .... 5O3
EuRcnie Pipney, Morrisville 900
Mrs. Geo. c. Folsom, Highgate 800
CLASS ".
Mrs. VI. s. Thomas, Isle la Motto 1880:
TesSie VI. Bcssett, SO. Hero. 4,eeo
Geneva Reynolds, Alburgh 80. 1859
James G. Allen, So Eero... 500
w. NJ. stevens, SO. Hero. ... 500
CLASS v.
Lucy u. Perkins, Rutland. 2, G5n
Roxy Il. Sumner, Brandon... 1880
stella stowe. Newport Center. 600
Catherine Cnpen, Brandon.. $40
Fannie c. Sumner, Brandon... 300
belle Briggs, Brandon ~ .ao
Olive Gusha, Braintree . son
CLASS VI
G. e. Girnrd. IS Monroe. 1870
Fred Dover, 16s No. Cnion.. a.ato
Harry J. Address, Is No. BEND. 7o7
John Wilson, Jr.. IS Mansfield
avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Goo
II. 6. Irish, AZ Greene. ZIG
Capt. o. II. Parker, "a Converse 20.
John Quinn, 70 Pitkin........ 500
u. n. Hurritt, Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. ........... 500
Leonard Lafond, Oak street 200
CLASS VII.
Seth johnson. Williston. :22G3
Ralph G. Eolmcs. Middlebury.. 1901
j. 4. Harvey, EnosburEh 1;,0.O
Jesse r. Moody, stowe. ....... 1510o
Prof. Edwin Green, Richford 11,oo0
Rev. II. H. White. Addison... s31:
VIII A. shattuck, Bristol.. $3.50
William Hunter, ST. Albans. 43st
VIM. II. Mncomber. Westford. 2s24
Howard Bromley. Hinesburgh.. 73a
r. ". splccr. Enosburgh. 80;
Hurry r.. Craven. Barre 200
! Fred Abbey, Essex ...... 3Oj
| Norman Eootc, Middlebury ~ 1o3
Rev. j. Wesley Miller, Bethel SOL
Charles steele. Highgate ctr ,OI
T.. 4. Brown, Jericho. 200
| George Deering, Randolph Ctr 500
Albert CInrk-, 1ighcate Ctr 500
ChNx T. NeaIx Tericho nm
". II. woodruff, Jericho . 500
Walter Clark. Ferrisbureh . 500
Harold Beard, WaterviIle.... SEQ
| ii. Staunton Woodnlap. Waltham SOC
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Peter STACY died Monday afternoon at
his home in the east part Of the town
where he had lived for 20 years lie was
born in Canada s. years ago and came
with his parents TO Vermont when four
years old Mr.. STACY is survived by
seven children. Anna and Clara Stacy and
Mrs Edward Lander Of Wiliston DR..
John stacy and AIRED stacy Of Spring
field. Mass, and Daniel and william.
The y. w c. T. L. will hold a public
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Ms
Homer clark Friday evening. Miss
Brooks. State Sunday school worker. who
will spend two weeks in town. gave inter
e.tlng addresses Sunday morning and
evening AT the BAPTIST Church.-Willtam
Kellogg has position with his uncle,
c. s Cove OF South burlington where re
vent/Sunday morning .-Raph Clark Of
tf!s place and Miss Theo Ayers of stowe
were married at the latter place We'd
rcsday. May l9-Mr. and Mrs. Cassius
Martinean of Fair Haven were the
guests of their daughter Mrs. George
Little last week--A class Of boys and
girls FOR the study Of the Catechism con-
rcned at the Catholic rectory Monday
morning. the Rev. Father Beauschane Of
81 elhurne having charge. Arthur
Rogers of Burlington Is the guest OF MS
grandparents. Mr., and Mrs +. partt.--
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Cross took their
| i've years old son to the Mary Fletcher
! hospital Tuesday. where there will he a
| serious operation on the child's head
Mrs. Darwin Foote continues very I'LL
F~ank Roscoe Is in serious condition
from rheuma tism.
The funeral Of Peter Stacy will he held
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
FEPRISBURGH.

Mrs. Benham Of Brandon is visiting her
brother, l.. +. Avery.-C. G.. yield, Mrs.
Guy Field. Miss Josephine DUEL, Miss
Lille Graves and Mrs Casey were visi-
tors in Burlington Saturday.-Miss Addie
Birkett is i'll with onchitis. Mrs. l.. y
Avery. Mrs. Benham and Miss Anna
kingman went to Burlington Saturday
to attend "Parsifal. The Missionary
meeting was held with Mrs Collins
Thursday. The following officers were
elect ed Mrs. Collins. president Mrs.
William Pecue. vice-president; Mrs ia
cob K!ral, secretary; Miss Helen Collins,
treasurer Guy Field attended the
Junior exhibition In Middlebury Thurs
day.--Miss Elizabeth Adams Of Middle
bury College spent Sunday at home. 49,
The ". G, T. L. will meet with Mrs.
Elmer Birkett Friday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
MILTON.

Bishop Hall made his annual visitation
to Trinity Church Sunday. preaching at
the morning service, and confirmed i've
John Shorten and bride OF South Royalton
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs 5, l..
Shroyer Sunday.-The Woman's associa-
ton of the Congregational Church met
with Mrs. r, C. Perry Wednesday at
800 p. m.-Arthur Phelps was nj home
from Richmond over Sunday.-NEs. = 81.
Johns and daughter Miss Minnie, who
have had rooms in the Wolcott house
through the winter moved back 10
their house on the plain Tuesday-Miss
Grace Holmes was at home from Winoc-
ski Sunday.-Mrs. Jane Ashley, who mas
been confined to the house by srip and
rheumatism. is improving john curry
who is working in Barre. spent Sunday
with his famiy.-C. T. Sanderson Is con-
fined to the house with the grip. The
Epworth League has elected officers as
follows. President. Mrs. Ruby Morse;
secretary Marguerite Morse; treasurer,
Mrs NJ. n. Ryan.-AIrs. Mary Carr Curtis
will give an address at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning and at West
Milton at 200 p. m. Her work among the
Malays at Singapore. the Chinese at
Penang. and at Taipeng, the capital OF
the native state of Perak.
The annual meeting OF the graded
school district was held Tuesday even
ing. Ira Turner was elected trustee
for three years; II. II. Beeman. treas
urer; Ira Wilson, r. J. Robinson. c.
A. Pratt auditors. A tax of so cents
was voted and &c weeks of school in
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TOWNSVILLE.

Friday. MAY a. at 800 p. m. a very
pretty wedding took place at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. r. ]. Edwards when
their daughter. Emma Angela, was uni
ted in marriage to Lewis J. Garvey of
Parishvile. n. Y. by the Rev. +. p.
Treat. Miss blanche Thurston of Sharon
was bridesmaid. and Leo Van Matre Of
Burlington. hest man The bride at
tired in pale blue silk and carried white
carnations and Mis- Thurston Wore
white silk The bridal party entered the
parlor to the strains OF the wedding
march played by Mss Jennie Craig of
Springfield. a neice Of the bride. After
served. MIR. and Ms. Garvey received
for their future home with the best
Mr. and MIS-. Delbert Alger Of COL
chester were in town Sunday.-Mrs.
Willis Cragne and daughter of Spring
field are guests of r. j. E,dwards.-Mrs.
Farnswort, has been entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Devoid of Waterbury The
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hap
good who has been critically III with
pneumonia, IS recoverinC.--Ir. and Mrs,
Everetts Of Castieton have been the
guests of +. II. CHllett.-MaNland Alger,
who has been critically i'll with poritoni-
It's is improving Haroce cutler is
Daniel Presboro of ST. Adams IS the
guest Of his parents.-Mr and Mrs. Ed
ward Crandal have returned from
South Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. Leslie
Ferguson Of Starksboro are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Fuller George
Goodrich OF Wlliston was In town Tues
dav.-The end a Hand society will NEE,
with Mrs E,ffie Fuller to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Ccntinucd from First Psge.)

Houses. NJ stowe continues quite
fcehle.--The funeral of Mrs. Charles
Rider was held at her late home Mon
day. The Rev. W. :. Bezanson. the
Advent pastor offlciated. Tho inter-
ment was at Adams Ferry in Panton.
j. w. Johnson has gone to Bellows
Falls where he has a situation In a
restaurant.--Mrs. olivia Sturtevant
aged % years Is recovering from her
illness-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunn are
visiting in 1,incoln.--W. NJ. Hughes is
attending the |. o. q. +. grand lodge
in Barre n. Jacobs has returned
to Winooski.
The home q Mr. and Mrs. Ado,phus
Hcusquet In the Notch, some distance
south Of the village. was burned at
eleven o'clock Tuesday night. The loss
is estimated at S1.100 with 500 insurance.
A brisk fire had been left in the kitchen
stove and an overheated stove pipe set
the house on fire. Neghbors broke In
the door and saved a part OF the fur
niture but when the family returned
from an hours absence the house was
in ruins.-.Miss Anna Geary of New
Haven. Conn. Ia visiting her mother.
Mrs John Geary.-The Grange will pre-
sent Mrs, Briggs OF the Poultry Yard"
n Holley hall Friday evening, May e
4 game OF base ball Will be played in
Ridley Park Saturday between Bristol
and the Middlebury College 2nds.-E
Judd Irish of Enosburgh Falls Ia a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Norton. Mrs
Irish and son have been here the pas,
| veek.--Dr. g. r. Edmunds ia recovering
from a weeks illness with the GRIP
II. Walker of Brandon Is in town for a
few days-Mrs. George Downey Is visit
Ing In Middlebury. Miss Gena Chapir
has been v1sitnfg in Monkton this week
C. F. Goodrich Of Otter River, Mass
was IN town Wednesday and Thursday
| IL G.. Russell and w. Fl. Davis of Mid
dcury and n. A. Hasseltine of Pittsford
we're in town Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Henry Van Ornum and family
Of Seattle, Wash, are visiting at
Homer Chase's Miss sherman Of New
Haven spent Sunday with Miss Daniels
and assisted in the singing at the morn
ing service at the Methodist Church
Mrs. Caroline Hazard has returned To
her home after spending the winter with
her daughter Mrs. Carlos Martn.--Mr
Hudson Converse Of charlotte is visiting
In town Or Fl. A. Baker Of Boston. F..
4. Leopold Of Norristow Pa. and Mr.
Mann Of Milford, Mass, are guests a,
the Martin House.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
ESSEX JUNCTION.

a meeting was held in the library
rooms Saturday evening when a book
club was organized with the following
{ Ulcers: President. Mrs H. r.. Wright.
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. l.. y.
7hayer: chairman of tho book buying
committee. Mrs. Guy ". Bailey.
Mrs Job Bates Is at the Fanny Allen
hospital where she underwent an opera
Tor Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
WAJrBANAKEE GOLF CLUB.

The annual meeting of the Waubana-
kee Golf club was held at the club house
Yesterday afternoon when three mem
hers OF the governing board were elected
for the present year. These are Henry
Holt, l.. G. Clark and f. e, Burgess AT
the next regular meeting of tho govern
ing board the officers of the year will he
chosen. Recent extensive improvements
To both club house and grounds have
made the links among the finest in New
England The club house is now open
for the season.