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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04

4:15-Roll Call of Schools.
Adjournment.
"Wednesday Evening.
7:30-Song Service. Rev. Van Nuys
Special Music.
S:00-Address-"Boys" .....
......... Rev. c. A. Phipps
Adjournment.
Thursday Morning.
9:30-Devotional Services ....
........ Rev. w. II. Atcheson
l0:00-Address, The Possibilities
of the Primary Department
............... F. A. Yates
..
.....Rev. a. NJ. Mackenzie
Music.
PROBLEMS of Our
Rural Schools" ....,.....
.........Rev c. A. Phipps
Reports.
Adjournment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04
Grand Millinery Onenlnp.

The Campbell millinery emporium
is now showing the most beautiful
line Of spring trimmed patterns ever
brought to Pendleton. With only ex-
pert trimmers, most of our new pat
terms seem If anything, just a little
prettier than the imported ones. We
invite you to call and see
them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04

In coming time enhance It's usefulness.
The world knows the one and you un-
derstand the other.
In government for and by the
people, the necessity Of clearly defln-
ing the rights and limitations Of the
several branches thereof is manifest.
An hundred years has demonstrated
the far slghtedness and wisdom of the
trainers of that instrument which has
furnished the foundation of our legis-
lative action. The vice president is not
one Of the makers Of the law. His
body the method Of making them;
to regulate not in accord with his
will and ideas but in accord with
rules which you yourselves have es-
tabllshed.
1t is for the presiding officer to re-
quire you to act in conformity with
your self-imposed regulations just as
1t Is the duty OF the supreme court
TO determine If your action is in ac-
cord with the constitution Two dec
AIDES Of service in this capitol, though
not in this chamber, has impressed
me with the weight Of senatorial re-
sponsibility, and the value Of sena-
torial duty well done. 1t is neither
well to minimize the former or exag-
gerate the latter, but to have both ever
in mind.
l am aware that the great burden
is on your shoulders, not mine. II
do not, however fail to realize that
have duties to perform which require
industry, clear mind and a controll-
ed temper. ! shall strive to perform
such duties with courtesy Impartial
ity and fairness.
At the conclusion Of his address one
of the old Senator's made motion to
adjourn; it was carried without oppo-
sition, and the galleries and chamber
were cleared as If by magic. Escorted
by the same affable, Woodworking
Committee of Arrangements, President
Roosevelt and President-elect Taft
hurried through the corridors of the
building out to the stand in front Of
the eastern entrance, where the for
mer was to surrender and the latter
to receive the highest office in the gift |
of the people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04
The Parade.

There may have been bigge.. pure,.-
es than the one that marched today
down the broad mile from the Capt.
tol to the White House-there may
have been larger and more enthusiastic
crowds to view an incoming President
and the soldiers, and sailors, and pol
itic.ans, and bands, and glee clubs,
and societies that followed him to
his four-year home-but Mr. Oldest
Inhabitant never heard of a bravel
one.
With colors flying, bands playing
rifles glinting, and feet keeping time
to the rythm of the drums, the great
procession of military and civic power
started from the capitol Immediately
after the new president had been
made, despite the storm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04
NEW LOCAL OPTION
BILL Is PASSED

Olympia, Wn., March A substi-
tute for the substitute for the Mich
OILS local option bill passed the house
today with only two votes against It,
The "wets" praised the bill, while the
"drys" declared its teeth had been ex-
tracted. on roll call Reeve asked to
be excused from voting. but the house
denied the privilege. He voted mo"
and SO did Velteer
The bill was ordered transmitted
to the senate, where it will undergo
further revision.
A Danish inventor has perfected a
sending and receiving wireless tele-
graph machine like a typewriter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives
away Gold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
so cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use IL atomizers 70 cts.
ely Brothers, So Warren Street, New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04
Wednesday Morning.

9;3O-Devotional service ........
..........Rev A. A. Metcalf
1O:00-Address. How Can we Get
the Most Out of This Con-
vention?". Rev. c. A. Phipps
1O:20-Music.
observation-disclosures Day.
......... Rev. 7. B. Ford
bloodhound Table Conference
Sunday School Management.
.... Rev. w. l.. Van Nuys
Observation-Disclosures.
Wednesday Afternoon. -.
1;30-Devotional Service .......
Rev. r. T.. Storey
2:00-Buslness.
2:15-Address-"Junior Character
istics". "....R Rev. c. A. Phlpps
2;45-Music.
3:00-Address-" Home De-
partment."
3:l5-Discussion
3:30-Annual report.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-04
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
MEET At ECHO
COUNTY CONVENTION TO
BE HELD NEXT WEEK
Entertaining Program Arranged for
Two Days Scssions-Strong List of
Speakers Secured and Delegates are
Expected TO be Present From Near
" all the Schools In the County.

The fourth annual convention OF
the Umatilla county Sunday school
association is to be held in Echo next
week at the Methodist church We'd
nosday and Thursday were the days
appointed for the meeting. An enter
tanning program has been prepared
for the two days The officers of the
association are as follows:
Frank X. Welles of this city, presl-
dent; August Tanke of Freewater,
vice president; Mrs S. A. Lowell of
Pendleton. secretary and A. c. Funk
OF Pendleton. treasurer. The men,
bers Of the executive committee are
the Rev. W. L. Van Nuys, the Rev.
Mr.. Reeves, Mrs, S. A. Lowell. John
Lamorith of Pendleton; the Rev. c.
II. Hamilton of Milton; Mrs. s. S.
Shields, Mrs. Nettie Hoon, Professor
j. 5. Landers. John l.. Vinson. the
Rev r. f. Storey and the Rev. c. A.
Phipps.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-25

ladies' and misses sleOO up at No
weeks. 2lt2
A friend Of the y. n. c. A. has pre-
sented the association with some very
readable books.
Miss Nellie Bent, of the Drysdale
store is confined to the house by an
attack Of illness.
New spring Oxfords. beautiful
styles. for men and women $3.50 20
Sfo0 at Novecks. 2lt2
Miss Elizabeth Keller of Valentine
street. who has been confined 10 the
house by illness is now able to be
cut
Miss Nellie lockwood OF Weeks ST.
has recovered from her recent Illness
and resumed her duties in oRsier s
store
Russell NJ Hyde. a student in the
University of Vermont is spending
mis- vacation at his home on South
street.
Mrs William b Jennings who is
living With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. 4. Sanford of Monument avenue is
in Troy today
An instructive description Of the
eye Tense and It's action by Dewitt b.
Lewis the optometrist, will bee found
.u tonights Banner
A ear on the mixed freight over
Che Chatham division jumpedl the
track below Petersburg Junction
Wednesday morning causing nearly
10 TWO hours delay The train how
ever arrived here on time last even
ing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-25
BENNINGTON 3a:
News Of the Town sno village Tolc
Briefly for Rusy Reaaers


New Harvard shirts soc at No
weeks. 2lt2
Ne new lot of ladies shirt waists
so cents to 5000 at Noveck's 2lt2
Educator shoes for giils and chill
dren at Novecks 2it2
Miss Mayme McGurk Of Gas, street
is in Troy today.
Miss Caroline Wilcox of NJ So,
is in Troy today
Miss Anna Quinn of Last Main ST.,
is spending the day in Troy.
A. II. Smith Of Troy is spending q
few days with friends in town.
Miss Margaret Smith has entered
the employ of MS e. L. Nichols.
Daniel Sheldon of Dorset registered
at the American House Wednesday
Mrs. S. II Blackmer of Bennington
Center is spending The day ga Troy
Mrs. William r. Graves of New
York is @ guest OF Mrs b ~ Brad
ford
Mrs. LeCwnd Colegrove ol Grove
street who hes been suffering from a
hard cold SIS much better
Charles L. Carpenter of Lyons dis
trlct has purchased for his children "a
shetland pony and cart which is much
enjoyed 10y yhe little ones
More new suits and skirts for
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-25
The House Furnishing StOr,
Wide Variety OF
NEW SILKS

The House Furnishing Store kss d Ts1 A s c:s
Brussels Shya"s bri Khmi Ingram etc in assortment equal that o many
practically
for equal qualities Curtains oe and Couch Covers wonderfully varied and
All designs
MatngS heus and low
Wall Papers here for here for here for lowest
bewldenng
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-25

e. ~ ~ rZa g Ia K ~.
s,,,s n, . lg0 ADd YOl Hu3 t6aE DGN
V;ps,os ~ III: -
2g<asEL Lt.tC4Sz2.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-25

SOPHIA:
Mother used Gold Medal Flour,
THrREsk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
GHOREHAE.

The library committee served n sup
per In tho ladies rooms Friday even.
Ing at Fight o'clock Mason Stone OF
Montpelier made an address. and was
followed by addresses from Nc rs.
Martin Of Plainncld, state commits
s.oner Of agriculture and Editors
Bellnap OF Bellows Falls, ana Lam
berton Of Essex Junction. From the
supper given at the time Of the mas
querade and this one the committee
cleared $53.50.---Over 800 worth Of
new books have been added to the
Platt Memorial library. Frank
Aunchman went TO Burlington for
medical treatment this week.-A dance
Will be held IN Academy hall Friday
evening under the auspices of the
masonic lodEe.-R. Il. liersou Of Fair
Haven is a guest at Franklin Burgess
this week The Rev. Charles Waite
preached In the Congregational Church
at Ticondcroga Sunday. MI Bates IL
Ticonderoga occupied the pulpit here.
Malcolm Douglas has returned from
burlington. where he has been taking
. course In butter making.-The wo-
mans missionary meeting will be held
at the parsonage this aftcrnoon.-R.
II. Holmes is visiting in the northern
part of the state.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley
Birdsall Wednesday noon, February 10.
when their daughter. Elizabeth. was uni
ted In marriage to Robert Homer Young.
The marriage service by the Rev. T.. J.
Meader OF Lincoln was performed under
an arch of evergreen. The bridesmaid
was Miss Iottie NarneY and Daniel Bird
sail of Haverford College. philadelphia
waa best man. Helen Orvis was flower
girl Tho wedding march was played
by Mics Iyla Orvis. DIN Atkins and
Wcsloy Stcadman were ushers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Young left for short trip to New
York city and other places and Will
be at homo to their friends after March
10.-Mrs. Alice Nichols of Walden Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Daniel Hallock.
and other relatives.-The Ladies Homo
Circle will hold Its annual meeting
Thursday evening, February %, with
Mrs. I.indley Blrdsall The men are in
vit9d TO suppor,-Joseph Sargent closed
his school in the Gore Thursday.-Mrs
| David Follansbee IS visiting her son in
Proctor-Mrs Lewis Lawrence visited
her parents in Nergennca last week
| Daniel Birdsall returned TO Haverford
| College Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18

t.e former. tho following nomination.
were made: Moderator. II. A. Bailey;
town clerk. c. g. Allard; selectman for
three years, j. u. Thompson. for Two
years, w. II. Severance. for one year,
Sidney Snyder: town treasurer, G.. G.
Allard; overseer Of the poor. NJ. w.
Newton constable and collector Of taxes,
Josiah Dupaw; lister for three years, r.
w. Elondn, fer two years, Bert Sever
ance, for one year, Louis Mongeon;
auditors, G. II. Shipman, n. r. Provost
w, w. Munson; trustee or public money
c. q. Allard; town grand juror, y. ".
O'Sullivar; town agent, II. +. Wolcott
school commissioner b. T.. Severance A
hight took place on the question Of rond
cominissioncr there being three candi-
dates, and the result Of the balotng was
rs follows: j. T. Cameron. IS; II. c.
Carey 90 +. -. Smith, It. Josiah Dupaw.
who was nominated for constable and col
lcctor OF taxes, stated to a Free Press
man last last evening that he would not
accept the nomination and would send IN
his resignation.
Following were the nominations at the
democratic caucus: Moderator, j. w.
Lavipue; town clerk G. G. Allard; select
man for three years II. Il. Carpenter,
for two years. Arthur Manscau. for one
Year, II. T.. rhompsor; treasurer, G. q.
Allnrd; orcrsoocr Of the poor. George
shepard. constable and collector Of taxes,
Louis Nlngoon; listers, for three years
O2car shepard, for two years. J. T.
Wolcott for one year. Z. G. Dupratt
auditors, George r. Graves, Emile BIAS
Or. p =. Strap; trustee Of public money
G. G Allard; town grand juror, y. F.
O'Sullivan road commissioner. Norman
Wright. school director FOR three years
VI. +. Douglass. town agent, Henry
Corlln,
Eugene Young and Mics Mar Jacobs
wore married Monday morning ut st
Francis Xavier church. Tho ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. J. f. Aulc
and the Young people were attended Is
william Gadue and Francis Jacobs. i
wedding breakfast and reception wor'
rendered them ut tho home Of the bride
parents on River street. After a brio
trip they Will make their home in The
VILLAGE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
MONKTON RIDGE.

Excitement was caused Saturday morn
Ing by the burning out Of chimney
on d. w. Bidwell's house. Later. about
eleven o'clock, smoke was seen coming
out or the roof and fro was discovered
between the floors In the attic. The
timely aid of several men with pals Of
water saved Mr. Bldwell's home and in
all probability a number of houses near
by. There was slight damage. Edwin
Meader and MIR. and Mrs. walter Young
Of South starksboro, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Dean md daughter and Mary Dal,in
of Forrlsburgh were here to attend the
Friends quarterly meeting Clara SEQ
field Of Shelburno called here Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continucd from First Pngc.)

CT Underwater IS the guest OF relatives
Lorc.-Bristol's Indebtedness Of s192l356
was reduced $-S3.76 the past year Ed
ward r. Casey Of WATERFOWL, n. T..
who has been visiting his father. Thomas
Casey started Saturday for Arizona.
going there for his hoath.-There are
about 1co cases OF measles in this vicn-
ity-Mls Henry Gleason Of Wcstford
Is called here by the critical illness of
her ltothcr, T.. Z. Stcadman.
Mrs NotNe johnson Of Leicester is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Coolcy.-E. T.
Stoadnan has suffered a stroke Of
paralysis aud Is in critical condition.
Mr and Mrs. John Wright buried an in
FAINT child Saturday. town auditors
report will we ready for distribution this
wcck-rho Mons League If the Baptist
Church met Wednesday evening"
Mrs. Esther Tucker has been confined to
her house hy Illness the past week
Arthur stevens of Cornwall was in town
over SUNDAY NJ. Stevens returned home
with hm.-'rhc houses OF l.. q. Chaplin
and G 5 Tarr have been released from
quarantine Lincoln memorial services
werc hcll az the baptist Church Sunday
evening Mrs ". w. Hatch visited her
husband in Winooshi over Sunday.-Mrs.
Watson Frank is critically III. She has
been I'm poor lo'lth for over q year.
low: 8 lcctmous orders, S27.7J33i; OK
icrdi'urcs f.r schools sa1SLSi; receipts,
| s., l79.9l. ralue o. school property. SlIe35;
Insurance 2Iloo: cost Of poor. 1851 81;
last year S,aoor Greenwood cemetery
receipts. slt~t7: disbursements, s7G2Go;
health officer "c9I library receipts,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
LINCOLN.

Mre Theron Hammer /, confined to
her bed most of the tirlo-Bert SiDle
has taken the Job OF making tubs for
Lincoln Lumber Co. commencing Mon
day morning The former tubmaker has
gone to West Lincoln 70 make tubs for
Nelson Murray. Mrs. Ernest Dodge was
operated upon for appendicitis Tuesday.
The pupils Of the Center school will
give an exhibition Friday evening. The
proceeds will no us,d to buy curt aims
for the schoolroom.-John Benton was
IN Nergennes Monday.
The oyster supper held Mt Mary
Davis's last Thursday night was enjoy
Ell by all. There were SO rt.-Mvrle
Sweet Is sick with the measles ISIS
Ethel Barrows closed successful term
Of school in Downingvile Thursday and
returned to her home in Middlcbury.-
Alinon Teavette OF Middlohury was a
guest at Lewis Matthews Sunday -
Charles Clark Is improving Miss 1la
Sweet closed her school on Elder Hill
In ST Thursday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
MILTON.

4 quiet wedding was solemnizei at NE
home Of Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Morse
reb I2, at twelve o'clock when their
dauchter Belle. was married 70 Lester
Hirkoy of Highgatc After a short we'd
ding trip to Barre. NJ and Mrs Virkev
will make their future home IN Highgate
SIR and Mrs. T. : carey cave a very
ruiovablo marty and dance At their home
in the south mart oe the town on Friday
evening. IoClol,,q orchestra OF 6, -
lans furnished music and a largo num-
or were in attendance. There was a
union Lincoln yervjce ut the Methodist
Church SUNDAY ,,o,nir,r with singing hv
the uhileo slnrors In the evening a
union sorvic. VS. hori q. tho Cougrega-
t,orol C,h,,roh ,,.;ti e.loo,to,,s n, Lincoln
~. so,,oro, 80 49, ,.,,,,,, ,,,o,lo o,,l cr,.
d,o, NJ. ,o,,- CUT, 5tod ~ har
,o,,,o ,,.,. ~. ,.,,,..,.. so,,,r,io,, of,.r
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- ~ I'D 80" 49,
H'e ii""l"l'H" "a 4'''"I'''r ''I 'FO''N
'|""aE at ~ : w "'" N' ''e"'V'
''' returned from lew u"FS 'lSN WIN
I1S tamlIy IN Fellows f"lS'-'J' a. Men
nedy has bought go acres OK IAN" OF MRS
II, f. Powell north or the Vlllase-hlss
Josie Donahue Of Burlington was the
"Oest Of her sister Mrs Edward Ftrkey,
Yer Sunday.-Mrs II. +. Jackson and
Mss Mary jackson Of WeStfOrd are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
NEW HAVEN.

John +. Peck, of New Haven, and MISS
la May Brown of Lincoln were united In
marriage at the brides home In Lincoln
Friday evening February H.
Miss Pearl Warner of panton Is visit
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Merrill. Miss Lee Of Lincoln is the
guest of Mrs William McIntyre.-Wilber
Kingsley of Port Henry, n. Y, was the
guest Of his mother the last OF the week.
r. e Rowlcy has been summoned az
Grand Juror for the February term OF
United States circuit court-Mr. and
Mre. peyen OF pridport were guests OF
Ny. and Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict sunday
,1r. and Mrs J. J. Everest gave party
Friday evening to about forty friends
and neighbors a very pleasant evening
was spent in playing whist, after which
refreshments were served.-Mrs. j.
Partch from the north part OF the state
is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Wall
ace Hathorne. Miss Daisy Potter was at
homo from Proctor over Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSBURY.

Mrs Olive Hawkins, widow Of Ans i
W. Hawkins, died late Friday evenings
She was born in Burke February 20
1920 and would have been 50 years Old
Saturday. Sic had been confined to her
bed since the latter part of December
when she fell ana quito severely injured
herself. She was Miss olive Allen and
vas married at Burke october *, lN43
Her husband died about 10 years AGO she
leaves one brother David Allen or
Wichita, Kane, ana two daughters Mrs
Abbie NJ, Mcneil, with whom she hFed
and Mrs Kate NJ. stone Of South rrain-
inghma. Mass. The funeral was N'ld AT
her home Monday afternoon MT $50 the
Eov, DR. S. & Barnes and the KEY Ed
ward T. Fairbanks ofilciathg,-N charles
s, Hastings entertained ABOUT - friends
Al the Mystic club rooms Friday evening
on the occasion of his birthday. f. y.
Hartman has been appointed health OIL
Ger to succeed \. II. NoNes' VINO has
gene to Lacona to have charge OF a
hotel,
A public recognition of the birthdays Of
Lincoln and Washington viii be h'ld at
! Academy han Friday afternoon Wh"n al
address will be given by judge fuluVhl
G. Mower Of Burllngton,-A large com
pany or the women WlehdH "' NIS'
AlVira G. Nulleigh gave her a S"Ip'1S'
party Tuesday afternoon at ih' i''l'
OF her son, Gilmore WadlciSh' IN H"u"r
Of her 10th birthday The company IN
| clnded many from Concord, Wh''' ''S'
| Wadleieh was born and lived NlV TWO
| years ago She was given a S"'N'' ~
! silver money. The town has lost an old
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
MONKTON.

Hugh Eddy has returned to school IN
Eristol.-Thc house OF BurleY Bidwel
narrowly escaped destruction by fire
Saturday. The chimney burned out n
the morning and so heated the bricks
that n few hours afterwlrd The attic
floor, which must have smoulcred some
time. bust into flames. 1t was discover
Ell just at this time and with the assist
nrce Of ncighbors was promptly eN-
tir guished. --The Ladies AID VIII serve
dinner at H. +. Eddy's town meeting
1oy March
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
COLCHESTER.

The Lincoln centenary was celebrated
at the baptist Church sunday evening
under the auspices Of the sunday school.
The dance at Frank Carey's Friday
evening was an enjoyable affair with
inegn attendance from Burlington, Nil
ton and Colchester. Miss Mildred Nun
son and William Munson gave a valen-
tine party to about 70 Young friends Sat
urday evening At the Baptist Church
sunday morning. the Rev. s. Aldrich
will preach on Jesus Attitude Toward
His Friends. The union school will
close Friday.--C j. Clarence Ferguson
o; Burlington will give an address in
the interest of the Anu-SNloon Lea que
Friday evening at the Baptist Church.
The men OF the +. Y L. l. will serve
an oyster supper Friday evening in the
NestY from SIX to eight. All are inVlt-
cd--Tho postoilicn has been moved to
the residence OF J II. Lyon, who has
received his appointment MS postmaster
in place of J. NJ. Wright, resigned Mrs.
Scion Bigelow and children of WestfoTl
are the guests of her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. G. n. Wrght-Miss Bessie Wilson
(Contiuued on pERe n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
ORWELL.

T. r. Hopkins Is much better.-The
funeral Of Mr.. French was held Thurs
day. The Rev. j. G. Williams offici-
ated.-L i, Cook of henson. a G. A.
r. man, died Thursday in his 18TH
year. His funeral was largely attond-
ed at the home Sunday at 1000 a IN.
Judge Branch spent Tuesday in Fair
Hnven.-Mrs @, l.. Smith fell last
week and broke one leg.-Gentlemen' 5
night of tho fortnightly club was held
February with Mrs. G. l.. Stay.-IAn
coin exercises were held In the schools
Thursday and In the town hall by tho
Grand Army Friday, with an address
by the Rev. ]. c. Williams many
were present from Shoreham ana Ben
SON The annual ball OF the Foresters
WAS held Friday night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18

geological survey will lecture at the Fair
banks museum March T. on ALASKAN Big
Game" - Mrs. IIarland u. Howe has
issued Invitations to a reception for the
dcaconness OF the Methodist Church at
her home Friday aftornoon.-Charle w.
steele is in Chicago on business and Mrs.
steele is visiting her brother in New
York Charles ". Flint left Monday
Tor oklahoma city, okla. Ho may visit
the Pacific coast.-Mrs. II. II. Ross Is
visiting relatives Mt Wolfboro, n. H.
The wedding Of G. ". Horton, Jr. who
recently went from here 60 Collina, y. T.,
to go into business there, and Miss Flor
olce c. Kierstead took place a. Col
liNn Ncst crdaN.