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

Fred Learned and son loft Mon
day for Maine to visit his W broth
crs and sister.-Mlss Mary Wheeler
visited in Richford Saturday. large
number of pupils are expected from
out Of town at tho Bellows FREQ acad-
envy this fall.-B. NJ. Ballard was call
ed to st. Adams to act as one of the
bearers for j. r. Ballard Of Detroit,
Mich. lie Ia one of three brothers
who have died in less than n year.
LOOMS died September 2. 1905; Hiram,
jan, 1909 and J. y. Ballard, August
2S. They were the sons of Ryan Pal
lard and out of a family of ten child
rem only two remain. Alfred OF Chica-
go and Miss Ascnath of burlington
N.Hs -'aiio Tri.,ic cf ca,lh..C~c. y
l" is the guest Of her uncle, A.. y
Bceman.-Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Wilson
was called to Georgia. August 20. &c
attend the funeral of her brothcr-in-
law. William Calwell.-rhe entrance
examinations for Bellows FREQ acad.
envy vii be hold Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Edward MARI OF Boston return.
ed home Triday.--Miss Fern Hunt viii
teach at North CONFERENCE.-The
bertha Butler OF Providence. r. l..
hospital who has spent a vacation
with her father. A. N. Butler. has re-.
turned to Providence.-Mrs. Elvira Bel
of Essex Junction Is the guest OF
Mrs. Kate Iafin.-Mrs Kate Lanir
has rented the s. s. brigham house In
the villaRc--J. NJ. Goodall OF Burling-
ton was in town Saturday surveying
for the water systcm.-The Lamoille
Baptist association vii meet with the
First Baptist Church Scptember IA
and 15--Mrs. Harrington and three
sons visited his sister. Mrs. Iollcn-
back, Tuesday at East Gcorsia.-C. c,
Alfred and Principal Colburn spent
Tuesday at I1alf Moon pond and
cnneht n good string Of fish.
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S

The fall term at brigham Academy
will open on Tuesday. September =.
Miss Genie A. Hunt of Los Angeles is
to take charge of tho manual train
ing courses. Mr.. Wilnlot r. Hunt Of
CRANKY. Mass. Is to take Mr.. Potter's
place and will teach all the science
courses.
Donald Naramore has gone 90 Boston.
where he has n position.-Mrs. Homer
Tillotsou Of burlington is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. f. w. pavis.-Mrs. H.. O.
Tillotson and daughter Luc;llc recently
visited at the home of Mrs. Hur1 Monta-
cue. Of Jericho-The Rev. Father O'Don-
nell of Enosburgh Falls was in town
Monday, the guest of the Roy. e. r.
Cray.-Frank Nichols Of Cambridge spent
a few days with his daughter. Mrs. b.
o. TillotsOn. recently Mr.. aud Mrs. Jo-
soph Dezotell spent Sunday with friends
IN Nortr0v7er+.
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ST. ALBhNS.

THE fall torn or rronL,lr cour+r court
utl, convene i'm ,rt- ottv TUESDAY, Son.
temhar l.. Win rul,c rrod NJ untro, ~
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tfons tho form viii g., 1.,o,. t-.r ,s,,l
v is q GRAND t,,rv t,rn, AND r., to er,-
ros.d ,bo, .cvcr,l i,,.,,or. ,oo,.ors ,,;l,
rome h.fo,a that hod, f., ,ret1.r.tio,
ubt,,v.Gyo oos.e ava. $3.50. f, tr,,l ~.
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ro,. IN tho ho,dy 80 oor+.,o.or ana :, ia
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ture and II will be erected near the pres-
ent church which will be utilized ms a
parish house.
a break in the water main opposite
the bank nccessitatcd cutting Off the
water for "A short time Yesterday. Many
small breaks in the pipes have develop
Cd since the high pressure Of the Fair
field pond system was turned on
About so gun licenses have been issued
In Swanton by the town cler,, thus far
this scnson.-John O'Conror has return
al from n vacation in Mnxvillc. ont.
and resumed his duties at tho east sta
tion.-Thc village schools will opon
Tuesday, with -. A.. Crandan Of Rock-
Vile, X. T., MS principal. lie is n graduate
Of the Alfred University Of Alfred. n.
Y. Tho teaching staff remains the same
as last year.-Commodore Smiths house
boat is being dry docked for the winter
AZ Mnquam under tho direction of Capt.
Iiawley.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. bennett
have returned from New Hampshire.
where they spent the past month. Dur
Ing MIR. Bennctt's absence the cxpress
office was in charge OF O.. y. Colby.
express messenger bctween Swanton and
st. Observation-Disclosures Lapolic went to
| Boston Yesterday to resume his studies
in music.-Mr. and Mrs. George r.
Tobin. who have been spending the sum-
NOR here, have gone to Middlebury for a
few days before returning to their homo
In Now York.-P. j. Farrell has return
ed from Boston. While there he was OBJ
lieed to 20 to the hospital for a fcw
days on account Of illness.-The clerks
team Of burlington will play Swanton
here next Monday-The excavation has
been made for tho foundation of the
Episcopal Church.-Thc Iapclle Poultry
Food company has n large force of mon
nf work ON It's now nlnnt.
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WOLCOTT.

The Rev. Il. j. Gallo of Memphis. Mo,
WAS II guest of relatives here oyer sun
day aud preached nj the Methodist
Church.-Bentamin Bedford of piermont,
n. H., Is visiting his granddaughter, Mrs.
Maurice Darling. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Humphrey of Grand Isle were guests at
G. W. Humphreys over Sundar-Mr, and
Mrs. II. II. Edwards are with her par
ents' having sold their store in Coaticook,
T. Q-The Rev, and Mrs. J. II, Wills re-
turned home from their daughters at st.
Adams Bay S~aturday.-The Rev. n. S.
ingraham closed his pastorate with the
Congregations Church Sunday and left
for his home in Pennsylvania Monday
Mrs r. Il. Morse has returned from a
three weeks visit in burlington and
N~icinitN.-The Morrisville base ball team
played Wolcott Saturday In this place.
The score stood . to / IN favor OF VOL
cott.-Tho NJ. w, of \. will have a prom
enade and dance Friday evening and n
free exhibition d~rill.-Scveral of the
schools in town began Monday. The vii
lage school opened with tie same teach
ers, Miss Beulah kneeland and Miss
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Michael Greene of West Euoshurgh was
IN town M~onday.-Ada Huudy and via
Llplant have gone to Johnson to attend
the normal school.-Ruth Clapp has gone
to the Randolph formal scaool.-J. e.
DOW of Enosburgh was here Monday
Schools will commence Thursday, Sep
temher I, with the following teachers in
his part of town: Center Max
Jolley of Berkshire; Intermediate, Gladys
Diamond of West Herkshire; second
primary, May Han; first primary, Mary
II. Dover Of East ~Ilighgatc; East hill,
Miss G. NJ. Crosby Of Middletown
Springs; Notch road, Miss Page OF
bakersfield; south, Mr.. Smith OF Enos-
bureh Falls; Iiutchins mill district. Miss
Willard Of Berkshire. Mabel Burditt OF
Rrandon.-Charlos Tittomorc is in New
York.-Mrs, James Is. Curtis and Miss
Helen Curtis If Georgit visited Mrs. w.
J. Wright last week.-Mrs.. S. A.. Stiles
Of West Berkshire Is visiting Mrs. Il. NJ.
stiles.-W II. i'm and daughter, Mrs.
T. e. IIutchins. have returned from
Ashury Park and other summer resorts
along tho New Jersey coast, where they
have been visiting for a few weeks.
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FRANKLIN.

4 daughter was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Howell Bill Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Il, Newton Of New brunswick. -. j,
have been visiting IN town for a few
days. Mr.. Newton. who was n former
resident teacher IN Rutgers preparatory
school.-The village schools will open
Monday.-Word was received Tuesday IF
the sudden death IN Springfield. Mass,
of Frank I. Truax whose family and
parents reside here. Albert J. Morey
and son Of Springfield are in town and
have sold their house and lot in the VII
laGe to Carnie J.. JOnnson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Doolin and son Of Manchester,
\. H., have cen visiting relatives In town
for a few days.-Mlss Edith Hayden OF
81. Adams has been a guest of Mrs. r.
J. Gates for a few days.
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E!NCSRURCH FALLS.

Hovt Burt. who had been in moor
health for sornc years. died quite sudden
y a little past midnight Monday morning
# neuralgia Of the heart. Mr.. Burt was
in his 18th wear and is survived by n
wife and two brothers, Solomon and Seth
*. The farm on which Mr.. Burt lived.
though in the town of sheldon, was the
first one west of this village and was
the place of his ~hirth.-There was IL
good attendance at the union services in
the Free baptist Church Sunday evening
when the Rev. \. i. Davis preached his
farewell scrmon.-Miss Loretta Bannon
of Fairfield and Miss Mildred Shea Of
Schenectady. y. Y, are visiting at James
pufy's.-Miss Bcrnice Kimhnll Is at the
Profile House in the White mountains
for a few wenks.-Miss TTil1a Tshnm Of
Lebanon, n. II. and Miss Mary PIERCE
Of Franklin are guests of Miss Lillian
Towle.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. sheldon of
East Hichga.c wore with hcr grand
mother, Mrs. T.. j. Hines, over Sunday
Miss I.izzio Dunno Of McdGcll. Mass Is
visiting hrr sister. Mrs. G, \. James
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. t. Marsh. Mrs. G. l..
Marsh and Miss Ruth Draper arc on
Mt. Mansfield for a few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hobart Kendall and daughter Of
Richford were with Mr., and Mrs. b. G..
Kendall over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
c. Jones and child We're In Morrlsville
| over sunday.-The Rev. W. 7. Torsythe
returned from Bennington Monday
| where he passed the month Of August
| The Rev. william Shaw returned from
Lyndonville MOndny.-C. r. Brown was
in Richford Sunday.-Mnbe! Beaulac.
who has been attending the Catholic
| summer school at Cliff Haven. n. y, has
returned to her home hcre.-Mrs. Walter
L.. Hayes of Dorchester, Mass, and her
| brother, Col. Herbert Sawyer Of Swan
ton were guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Hall.-A. NJ. and a. A. Asel-
tine were in Montpelier Monday.
The weather for August shows ro
marked feature over other Augusts. I'M
less the lack of moisture be one and yet
! there nave been two dricr Augusts with
I'm three years. The mean temperature
for the month was CAB degrees rs against
n normal of SAC. The highest reading
was Of on two days and the lowest SO
on the 3lst, giving 20 as the monthly
range. while two days showed a daily
range of Al. Rain to the amount of 9.oG
inches fell on u days. which was SIS inch
below he normal amount. The prevailing
wind was from the north. Thunder storms
were noted on tho Goth md 26th. The
month was composed Of 70 clear, N part
~ cloudy and nine cloudy DAYS Several
members Of the Ladies' Village Improvc-
ment society are conducting n refresh
mcnt tent Mt tho sheldon fair ground
during the fair.-Mr, ana Mira. Lewis
Messier and three children ~ Manson
Vile, Que. are visiting Mrs. Moqeiers
parents, NJ. and Mrs Frank Dueo-
Clayton Ellwood Of Boston. a former
resident, is visiting IN this vlciuitv-Miss
Louanna Carpenter is visiting Miss Nil
drcd Graves, in M7rrlsvnle-Thc family
of ". +, Farrar returned from n few
weeks of camp life NJ Hirhgato Springs.
Wednesday.
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The wedding of Miss Clara Boivin of 81.
Adams hill ana Edward l.. Bcrthiaume
of North Fairfax was celebrated at tho
Church OF tho Holy Guardian Angels
Monday morning, the Rov l., r.
Dcsrochors performing the
The arguments IN tho case of Bostwick
& Sons VS.. the st. Adams Driving Park
association were heard here before M. y
Maurice Of Montgomery, az auditor. The
case grows ont Of an action TO recover n
hool; recount OF about 500 and interest.
for lumber used several years ago In the
construction of barns ana fences on the
lluc Bonnet nArk.
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Mrs. G. b Gorton and daughter,
Dorothy. and son, Ellis, If Mcdford,
Mass, are visiting hey mother. Mrs. cas-
'ondrin ellis. Mrs. Georgia piercc CONF
hcncod her school in ilanksyille Mon
hay. The other schools will open Sep
tcnber I-Hcnry Russell has bought d.,
7. Oranges farm ana is moving there
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cadv of Roxbury
nre visiting T.. w. Ellis and other friends.
Nv and Frs. Frank tIaskius cf More
town visited in town tho first of TIE
Week.-Mrs.. Mary Dow Of liiucsburgh is
Visiting Mrs. Clnrn NORTON.
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BOLTON.

Mr.. frank, an employc Of Mr.. Ward,
was Injured Tuesday by getting iammcd
between a board pile and IL loaded team.
Roy larosc of Moukton is I'm town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George cutter moved Mon
day into the house recently vacated by
John Blair MIR. and Mrs. Blair have
moved to B%urlinston for the winter
Patrick McCabo IS in town as assent for
the Clark estate. a quantity OF lumber
is to lie drawn to- the mill and sawed,
|Gftcr which the buildings and fences on
the place will he rcpaircd.-A special
town meeting will he called IN the near
future to consider tho question whether
or not there shall be n bridge built across
tho Minooski riycr Al tlis nnInt.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVTILE

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cot,ogo 90, os,,r ,rrr,r,.n1 NJ Ln
| ME rsham Is noes,no n fow da,s with
ro,attvas ,u roirro,1 W. ana Ar,
Alton Tj.tel returned IN s. Alhans Sat
urday.-Mrs. C.. y. Vincent went to Jeri-
cho Saturday to remain til Tiesdav.-
Misses Ella and June Tavlor went S,tlr-
day to Clarenccville. =. O.. for n Few
weeks stay.-Nr. and Mrs. George Du-
bray, guests # Mr.. and Mrs. g. A.. Spill
Ter, returned To- Rutland saturday. Mrs.
" j. Lawrence and children. who have
passed the summer at Malvern Farms.
left saturday for MinncapoIs.-Miss
Marie lYncAl ana carr INH'"i 4"'t sat
urHaN or Il TWO weeks trN 10 BOSTON ana
AttIehoro. MISS Ah'' ROCK returned 10
BOSTON Sa'nF"'N MISS M'r' iierf'oK
went u il''"N''h n"'''''H /" '"ol
IN inc WFh S'''ni-l" l"'' ''oo'R" W.
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Ava rtor,i, ro,,,ro, 10 poeton sotrr-
. an ,,na Coonra 1..o,s .assa,
ca,,,,1a,. in ,J.o,o,t, N,s < n ou,r,
ava 1orcb,or Nt.s COW, o,irt ~ Nav
,,o.,or y IT v.b, ,te,.cI We "
pan, returned homo SATURDAY Miss Ma
1,lino Nrd.at. nr C3,nbridyc was tho
guest sunday If Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A..
Recdc.-Mr. AVID Mrs. W. II. Robinson,
guests &C +. :. and J. s.. Robinson. went
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,.
U HERO.

4 lawn party was held at the residence
of Peter Martell Thursday evening. Tho
receipts were about SO The statement
of South Hero Creamery association for
the month of July follows: Whole mum
Der of pounds of milk received, 80 oil
number of pounds of butter made,
| 9,54S; gross receipts. sj,550.1S; net re-
ceipts, $3.50 40; average price per hun
dred foG 1 per cent. milk sL24.
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~NATrRE'S GOLD.
ISLE LA NOTE.

An ~aUtoilobiic party consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Bcrmingham. Miss
winnie birmingham and the chauf-
ieiirF. all Of New York, were at
"BriRhtviow' cottage last weoS.-Mr.
aud Mrs, Arthur Fisk and family haze
returned to their Zone in Nassachus-
otts.-MiSs 10 Lcngfold Is at home
from plattsburgh.-Dl N Mrs. Wood
AMI Miss Wood have returned to their
home in Massachusetts. after spending
some time In camp with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Fisk.-H1 l.. Council Of Tarrt'-
town. y. Y, spent Sunday at "piney
LodFe.'-Thc Misses 1IUrlnurt and
Dean have returned to bridgeport.
Mass.-Dr. and Mrs. g. II. Whitcoinb
have returned 10 \. W. risks from
the Adirondack.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Marjorie Newton went to Nor
risNillc Tuesday. whore she will attend
Peoples Academy.-Miss Delta Briggs
has returned to her school work at Nor
risvine.-Miss Ethel Flemmings OF Fair
fax is the guest Of Mrs, G. A. Storey
W. Brown and Miss Hattie Brown OF
North Williston are spending a few days
at w. NJ. Smith's.-Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Parker and children Of Bangor, Me-, are
spending several days at the home a
Mrs. Parker's father. A. Gravclin.-Mrs
Planck and Mrs. Lane OF Fairfax passed
Tuesday at W. NJ. Smith's.-Mrs. Sarah
sullivan is in very poor health.-Mrs. q
II. Newton and daughter. Marjorie. weN
In Burlington Saturday.
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MONTGOMERY.

NJ. and Mrs. O.. H.. Goodspced Of
poultney are visiting in town-Miss
Amy Goodspced has returned from cali
%fornia. where she has been with her sis
ter, Mrs, Susie Matthews, since last fan.
AR. and Mrs. oscar Dow left Wednes-
day for Lawrence, Mass, whore they
lave employment in a boys training
school.-Ralph Goodspeed has moved into
tho house vacated by Mr.. Dow-Nlss
Clyde Pets Of Gardner In visiting rela-
tives in town.-R. II. Gilbert and daugh-
ter Of East Franklin were IN town Friday.
day.-Mrs. Nellie (ClapW Lindsay return
ed Monday to Manitoba after visiting
her mother, Mrs. NJ. a. Clapp.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Libby and daughter Of New
port visited hor brother. L. q. Libby.
last week.-The l.. A. 8. held n social
Thursday at the hall.-The village school
will begin M~onday.-The ". q. r. L.
viii meet Fridav.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pratt Of West Berkshire, Mr. ana Mrs.
B. Scribner of Corinth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kendall of Hartford, Conn. were
guests of W. T.. Gates TUesday.-Miss
Carrie II. Hobbs of Worcester, Mass. ia
! visiting relatives in town.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Webster DONNA OF ST. johns are visit
ing Mr.. Domina's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Darius DONNA.
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RrcUFORD.

l"NN Bonnet PARK.
RrcNFoRD.
j.. n. Colvor, carrier on r. f.. d. No.
!, is taklue his annual vacation and wifi
his family is visiting in Cn,nbridrc ard
Watorvilic. \. W. smith is hit substi.
tute. /. y. Woodward, carrier on route
., is taking n few days vacation and via
Ting in Enosburrh and Franklin. O. w,
Ford is his substitute.-Pcrrv Lake and
family have moved to East Franklin
CAPTAIN and Mrs. 4. i. Merrill and
daughter, Mrs. Il. VI. Polton. are ,a,ina
an automobile trip through Grand Isle
county.-Miss Amelia perosicr Is VISITING
relatives IN st. Adams md burlington.
Glenn Killings. Norwich University.
90, has secured n position with tho
engineering department Of tho North
orn Pacific railway and left Tues
day fer St Paul. Minn.-Charles Bean
Of Troy has sold to Joseph Cricxs for
5000 Lis house and lot on tho East
Berkshire road where the latter now
lives. Mr.. 1iean has bought of lief
fcrSou Thomas of st. Armand. Que.
Q house, lot and blacksmith shop on
River street for $1,000. rnd will move
back TO ki"hford this fall and occupy
the premises, %cnlarring tho shop and
adding a w~hcclWriEht businesr.-M.
Y. Taylor is building a cottage of he
bungalow typo on E1mwnod avenue
opposite T.. T., Gullcy's housc.-Tho
work OF modelling tho :. Ralph Ger
pointer housr into three tcncments is
about convicted. and the barn has
been moved back from the street line
and will D., lu11o into two torec,ortc
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j., to resume his position as principal
of the high school.-Mr. and Mrs. u.
II. Bracket loft Monday on n short
trip to burlington and points in New
York State.-Miss Florence Chanee
went to Johnson Monday to begin her
last year at the normal school
Charles Lunt Of Derby Line is visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs. G. e. Palmer.
Miss Dorothy llopson of platts-
burgh Is a guest OF Miss Maud Chat
fee.-Mrs. G.. l.. Shaw returned Mon
day from an extended stay at Queen
city Park, BurlinSton.-Mrs. c. J..
brewster Of Crnftsbrry is a guest of
Mrs. Sarah Lunt.-Mr. and Mrs. =. g.
Parry have rcturncd from Montreal
ana other points in Canada-iriss
Ada Mcfarland is bookkeeper in the
telephone office IN place OF Miss LYDIA
Liberty, who has completed hcr work
thcre.-Mlss Florence Terrill, who is
caring for her sister. Mrs. L. H. Ray
mond. went TO her home In Undcrhlll
tuesday for n short staY.-A. n. Camp
ana r. W. Utton went to Sheldon
Tucsda y.-Mrs. G. y. Crccnc IS pnsa-
ing n few days with relatives in 81.
Albane.-J. ]. Jackson was IN Jericho
Tucsdav.-Mrs. S. a. Fife of Wolcott
visited her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Val
'oau, T~uosday.-Mrs. Dclbcrt Warren
Of Hardwick was n guest Tuesday OF
hcr brother, W. g. Ward-Niss Lii
Ian Kendall left Tuesday for Tire,
Rivers, T.. @, whore she will enter n
convont-ATr7. Bertha Hart returned
Tuesday from Burlington. where she
has been for treatment at tho MARY.
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NORTH HERO.

Miss I1olen Roav went 20 Johnson Non
day to attonl the normal school.-J. A..
Tudhope was in Burlington Monday
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Mary Moore has gone to thk
Fanny Allen hospital to study nursing.-
Miss Agnes IIulburd has returned tc
BurlinGton.-Mr. and Mrs. D., X. Fuliet
and family OF Lonsmeadow. Mass. arS
visiting DR.. Stevens. her brother.s
Schools commenced Monday with tho
exception of the village school which
opened September 1.-The Misses Mabd
and Grace Miller are spending q feV
lays IN W%aterviile.- Misses McFars
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GRAND ISLE.

Owing to low water The Chatcaugay
has been unable TO land at Adams the
past week and Saturday sho landcc her
passengers for Adams at Lndd's and
ing.-Miss Margaret Ladd and Mrs. wy
man Gordon returned from II weeks visit
In New York State Saturday Miss Ellie
Harrington of Burlington was the over
Sunday guest OF Miss Margaret Ladd.-
Mrs. Butler and daughter, Elsie, of Mel
rose, Mass, are visiting at Carroll Ma
comber's.-Mrs. w. NJ. Gordon is visiting
In Burlington.-Some farmers have begun
20 harvest their bcans.-M Miss |. NJ. Iadd
went to Burlington Monday.
An Informal reception OF friends and
neighbors. for the Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Gcmont Graves Of burlington, was held
at "Westcrlie' Thursday afternoon. Aug
ust &c. 1t was given by the Roy. Dr. and
Mrs. John Horny Hopkins OF Chicago at
their spacious bungalow. the "Ncddinm
Hclls." Among the special features of
the occasion were an abundance OF fine
music. the childrcn's singing Of their
evening hymn and certain souvenirs
given to each guest. or the latter was
the monu card bearing the following
original stanza:
NATURES GOLD.
We pay the price of city toll
With aching nerves ana weary nod.
Nut hero. by sparkling Lake Chauplain.
where fragrant cedars spice the rain.
And crystal brooks the meadows drain.
We SEQ the summer wax ana wanc.
And pluck tlr poldcu rod
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-02

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