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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Allen w. Provo has gone to Three
Rivers. Mass, where he has work.
Mitchell and Joseph Bressette. Jr., went
Saturday to Bristol, Conn, to work.-C
r. Hall !s quite sick.-Col c. f. Nelson
of Derby Line is in town.-Mss Mabells
Orton of Fairfax is stopping with her
sister, Mrs. w. J. Wright-A. A. Cook
of North Stockholm, n. Y, is in town
f. r. Hutchlns is making quite extensive
repairs in his tub factory by putting IN
Il new blower system for drying stock -
c. j. Benway Is home from Greenvile
Me. for n short stay.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Independent
Telephone company was held in the town
ha.. Tuesday afternoon and elected the
following officers and directors: President
c. r. Hall; vice-president. Fl. o. Rowley
secretary, G. NJ. Foley: treasurer, w. j.
Wright board OF directors. w. J. Wright
c. A. Gardyne. Homer Smith. s. Arm
strong. l.. n. Button. The company are
contemplating extensive extension Of tho
line this sumner.-MaX W. Joley. prin-
cira % the high school, was called TO his
home In Berk shire Tuesday. owing to the
illness of his father.
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some reason, which he cannot explain
laid the parcel containing the deposit OH,
the steps leading to the office, while he
went in to leave the check He was in
side but minute, but when he came
out the parcel was gone. An investiga-
tion disclosed the fact that no one
had used the stairs in the Interim. so
someone in the building must have got
the Doodle suspicion fastened upon
George Lcmnah, q 10-yearold youth
who lives in the block, and Tuesday
he was arrested and the entire sum
was found on him. The bank book
and checks were also recovered. hav-
ing been hidden on top of a wardrobe
whore they were found.
1t he's been i"cidcd that the body
of Frank V. Pierce will not lie brought
here for burial. Funeral services un-
der Masonic auspices we're held ut
West Palm Beach, Fla. with inter-
mcnt there.
Cassius Bulls of Bank street has
been called to Sheldon by the death
OF his father. William Bulls, who was
iound d""' -u.Loy. Mr. Bulls was
sS years old
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. George c. Westcot is attend
ing Methodist conference at Island Pond
Mrs Westcot is at the home of her
parents in North Hero.-Aiiss Alice Blod-
gett OF St. Johnsbury Is working for Mrs.
II. l.. Titemo!e-The village schools open
next Monday II, Gates and Mrs G.
W. Powell went Wednesday to North
Brookfeld, Mass, 10 attend The funeral
OF T.. H. Doane.-Miss Edith r. Gates ic-
turned to st. Johnsbury Monday to re-
sumo her studies In St Johns5ury
Academy.-C. W. Bullicc. who has been
III for long time, was found dead sun
day morning Ills funeral was held ut
the house Tuesday at = p m. The Rev.
+. w. Day officiating. His son. Sidney
Bullice of New York. WAS present At the
funeral-R. 8 Willard of Boston is stop
ping at II. A. Willards.-The village
schools will open Monday.-News was re-
ceiyed here Tuesday of the serious illness
In Hardwick of Phillip r. Yates of
t,-nhoid pneumonia.
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WATERVuI.E.

VIII Smile was in Hartford, Conn, the
past week,-The Rev Mr.. Harmed will
preach for tie Rev Mr.. Ranney next
Sunday.-Mrs. Kendall of Morrisvillc is
with her sister. Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks
Mrs. Almira Tilotson is with her sisters,
Mrs. Hemenway and Mrs, Wheelock, at
Relvdere.- William Patterson Of
Fairfax visited her daughter. Mrs, Ed
ward Leach, several days last week.
Frank Norris. who has been spending the
winter, in town. returned to his home in
bakersfield last week.-Mrs.. Mary Bragg
is at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Glen
Wilkins, at Morrisville--Miss Ida Leach,
who has been living through the winter
with her sister, Mrs. George Mitchell at
Westfield. has returned home.-A son,
Homer W.. arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Clark April 7.-Silas
Brooks has moved to Cambridge Notch,
where he has work
Clarence NJ. Boynton, one OF the oldest
residents of this town, died at one O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon Of heart failure after
a weeks illness. He was born in Johnson
in December, 1871. son of David and s'allin
Rice Boynton. and grandson of David
Bovnton, who founded the Baptist Church
in that town, Since 81 years Of age he
has lived in this town He was twice
married, his second wife being Adeia
Hall Siocum, to whom he was married
March 4, 1851 10 with two sons. l.. Il.
Boynton Of Morrisville and A. J. Boynton
of Rutland, survive him. He is also
survived by half brother. u. j. Boyn-
ton OF MorrstoWn Mr.. Boynton moved
to his present farm in 1861 Tho funeral
will he held to-day at two O'Clock at
the house
The annual village meeting was held
Mt the town hell Monday evening, the
following business being transacted /;
T. G, Cheney was elected president
A. \. Niles, clerk and treasurer: II. =.
Munsor, trustee for hve years; collec-
tor }. r.. Parkcs: member of water
and light commission for five years. c.
a. GLE; chief OF fire department w.
II. Towne; nrst assistant. A. ]. Smith 4;
second assistant. l., NJ, Munson; audi
tors, H. A. Slayton, l. NJ. Munson, c..
IT. Raymore The matter of street
lighting and use Of hydrants was left
with the board Of trustees 4 tax Of
% cents on the dollar of the grand
list. with the usual per cent dis
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LAM0!LL.E
STOWE.

carl Moody has employment In col
chcstcr.-Roy Barnes of the high school
Is i'll ut his home in Waterbury Center
Or. A. J. Nalleau of Morrisvillc performed
all operation for the removal of adenoid
tissues upon Miss Ethel Morrison at G.
f. Eddys Friday.-Wright Huees has re-
turned to Dartmouth College after week
with Roaburn McMahon.-Miss Burr NJ.
Lynn of Sherbrooke, p. @, Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Eddy Muzz. -Congressman
n. J. Foster has written Commander
Thomas that the resolution adopted by
II. H. Smith Post In condemning placing
husts of confederates in the national hall
of farm and landing equipments to con-
Tolerate reunions will DO Introduced In the
House Of Representatives mt an early
date. The play "Esmaralda' was given
Friday cvuing by the high school seniors
to an 81 house under the direction OF
Miss Ella J.. Beers Of Cleveland. ohio.
Miss Lou Nearen as Esmara!da and Carl
VI. Parker as her father left nothing 70
be desired. The other parts were taken
ny Miss Angie Harris, Ecaburn X. Nc
Mahon. otto RoYce, Ruoic Collins, Hazel
NJ McCuen. Burton II. Harris. ora
Seaver ana Minnie NJ. smith. The
specialtics included an exhibition of step
dancing by Ramona Dunbar and folk
dances by Miss Dunbar and Donald Nc
Mahon SONGS by Lois Riley and kath-
crime Cole and Cornell Riley.-The town
schos began Monday with the fol-
owing 'e'che'S' lills' Beul1h Robinson;
N'9' h'"hch Jennie Sahnorn' EDISON MI,
Huolh"" '"uS'as"' west NIL, Ellen
''""'"S' N''so""' >loia huSsell' Fucker
s''eo'' hc"'o'' ,'"r'' .NoE'h hoilow' lnez
HH''n, "o"'" ho''o"' Marie We'ls' FORKS,
r''N' N"i III NNi sun before JUS
NV y" ""''9' "''''"' 'uAo vs. W.
"a .'""e"e''' ~ ''e0IU' t"' wages Tor
",''"7 ''A7' "''' i'"'e' trustee,
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HYDE PARK.

sflns aveJ died : aft
lone, illness The funeral was beIa
Thursday, Sb.,iff stevens and County
yi.rl V-oi,. ,,,r. in N,es,cbuset,s SOW
.orat d,vs las, week and 'rhursd...
,,,,,,t,, .,,rl, u;+,, ,ie,,, Ati,r,s. ,rberri,,,
az <ortb Adams II * charged that when
1,ra,riar sold tn, Tho,no. Moore farm in
t,,i. ,lac,, last ,aar tn - Hiss-t-a he sold
rersco,l ,,rn-er,,. o, ,rricl, Noore had a
c,,ir, NO, ba,-ir, r,ad, navr,erts -Tb,
Cibor v,l,av e.,cnr ,,ino v,hi,h in
cludas tho TOWNS of I4,,1e parls Tnhnson
and Eden hove elected q II Alien chair
man and = Eos+or .,croior,
The animal ,leee r,ee,ins be,d las-
week elected 7. II Ia1vis president. n
\ Scribrer c,orl,. y NJ ,.ulvar troos-
urer. Moves Wood Walton s,rora 1ustin
Leach. Rcrtron Eennotf Frank str,ne.
trustees tax Of 20 CENTS was voted ana
tho trustees were instructed IN inyesticat,
with EXPERT assistance tha hest way OF
increasin the electric mower and Ich-
facilitios.-With Il view of changing the
highway. so rs to do away with several
railroad eros sings in this town. surveyors
have been at work here a number Of
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SWANTON CENTER.

Norman NJ. Merrick OF the east road,
r. T.. d. carrier of route I, from st. Al
bans, was seriously injured~ Monday
afternoon After returning homo from
his trip Mr.. Merrick started to walk TO
a noighbor's and, meeting his brother,
Noble. on the highway bridge which
spans a brook near his house. both men
stopped. Carrier Merrick leaned against
the railing of the bridge which gave away.
owing to a rotten post, throwing him with
the railing some ten feet TO the rocks
below, Mr.. Merrick striking across the
railing on one side. DR., Skecls of 81.
Adams was summoned by telephone and
found the small ribs crushed and pune
turing one lung. 1t Is expected some time
will elapse before Mr., Merrck will be
able to resume his route,-A daughter was
born April to Mr.. and Mrs Nelson
Martin. who live on the Edward Rice
farm Miss Daisy Royce is teaching the
spring term in this place and Miss Flor
eucc Donaldson at Skecls Corner. Miss
Cora Hazard has returned to Boston after
n visit of two weeks with her parents,
MIR and Mrs. r. Z. Hazard Mise
Ilorlcnsc Donaldson Of Skee!s Corner is
attending school in SUantou
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ORANGE:
RANDOLPH.

a very pretty wedding WAS solemn
ICED Monday at tho home Of Nj. ard
Mrs. Mark Chadwick, when their only
daughter Winnifred Isabelle. was
married to Charles Franklin Ken
worthy, son OF Mr. and Mrs Abel Ken
worthy OF Waterbury, Conn. The
ceremony took place at high noon, the
Rev. DR.. A. l.. Cooper being the odici-
ating clergyman The double ring
service was used. The bride was at
tended by Miss Marie Thaver Of Wat
erbury, Conn, and the best man was
Fred Chadwick. brother of the
bride. The wedding music was play
cd by Miss Blanche Spaulding OF Barre.
Only the immediate families and u
few friends Witnessed the ceremony.
at the conclusion Of which a wedding
lunch was served. Mr., and Mrs. Ken
worthy left Immediately for a trip to
New York. after which they will 60
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MORRISVILLF.

MIS-. Jeanette T. Kelsey. who has been
in poor health for several years was
taken III April with bronchitis and
dieG Saturday morning. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at hcr late home
tie Rev. otto S. Raspe officiating. Jcn-
nctte T. Towne was born at Cady's Falls
tMorristowm 50 years ago. Seventy-one
years ago she married Hiram S. KELSEY
AT Cady's Falls. where they lived. with
the exception of a few years passed in
North Hyde Park and stowe. until NOV
ing to Morrisville about 4, wears ago.
Mr.. Kelsey died in 1909. A daughter.
t.unice. died IS years ago at the age of lG.
The barn of Edward Jacobs was burned
with contents Thursday evening. Mir.
Jacobs set his lantern down to put his
buggy into the barn and when he return
I'd the lantern had exploded and the
tire was beyond control. a horse. two
COWS AID two pigs We're taken out but
the hay. grain. wagons. sleigh and farm
ing tools We're destroyed The loss is
estimated at sl,oD. with an Insurance of
500. The house caught fire several times
but was saved.
Mrs. O. II. Hawkins went to Rut-
land Monday to visit her sister. Mrs T.
S. Hoyt, and niece, Mrs. Orlo Frost-J.
o. Freeman of Waterbury Center is a
guest of his sister, Mrs o. w Davis
Mrs. Fred Goodrich and Miss Agnes
Smith and their nephew, Ellis Bridge,
were in Burlington Monday.-Miss Grace
Beden went to Burlington Monday Miss
Lillian Fisk went to New York Monday
to visit friends.-Mrs. w. Is. Patch is
visiting in Greensboro Bend. Stannard
and Walden.-Miss LYDIA Liberty Went to
Boston Monday, where she will pass the
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Mansfield Ministries. an amateur
company from UndeIhill. with about
30 people in the cast. will give an en-
teri ainment under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society at village hall,
Friday evening.-Mrs. Cora W. Chaplin
and son, Kendall, went to her mothers
home in Canada, Monday. to care for
her mother, who has a broken hip
The village schools opened the spring
term Monday with good attendance.
MIR Lewke, the representative Of
Reid, Murdoch e. 60. of Burlington
snd Chicago. was the guest of Jordan
Bros, Monday afternoon.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

The funeral of Benjamin Nye was
held at his late home Thursday. the
Rev. f. q. French Of I.Ynlonville Of
floating. He leaves to respect his
memory five sons. Norman Nye al
home. II. II. Nye OF this place Arthur
Nye OF Ballor. kans.. John Nye OF
Templeton. Pa. VIII NYe of Johnson
and one daughter. Mrs. Mary Nye Tur-
cote Of Templeton, Pa. The huria'
was in the family lot at East Cam.
bridge.-Mrs, Marion Marvin and sol
from Essex Junction ar" visiting he
sisters, Cora and Laura Page--Miss
NJ Trick has returned from spending
the winter in Burlngton.--Miss Josie
| Upton has finished her lahors as book
keeper for :. +. Pope and gone to
Burlington. where she has a position
in Clarkson'S store.--Miss Kate Maron
Of Essex Center is bookkceper at :
T. Pope'S
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FRANKLIN
ENOSBURG.

Ruth Wright. who spent two weeks in
New York city and joined the Enosburg
FallS eXcurslonistS on their way to
washington, arrived at her home Friday
evening The Rev. Homer Eaton, d. D..
or New York preached in tse congrega-
tional church last Sunday. Or. Eaton
has been visiting with his brother, the
Rev Joel Eaton, u. d, of Albany, ~ y.
their sister Mrs. q. S Fassett, for a
few days-The Rev. Mr.. lIerrick of NIL
ton will preach I'm the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday, April Ill. y. Burt 0
Waterloo, que, with his niece. Miss
Lucy Fletcher, have visited his brother,
Gordon Burt. and aunt, Mrs. James Kid
der.-Mrs. Morton IIazeton went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
April to be operated upon Wednesday,
The schools In town will commence
April IS with the following teachers: Cen
ter, Miss Matte Chapman; East Enos-
burg, Miss Ruth a. Wright; West Enos-
burg, Blanche brennan; Wood ward
neighborhood, Eva Jeffords, Austin
neighborhood. Miss Grace Perley; samp-
Honville Miss Maria Brady; Fractiona !
district. Miss Elsie Ladue; Hal West,
Ethel Culver.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Rache! Beatty and daughter
Ethel, Of Richford visited Mrs Beatty's
brother John Jolley, Thursday The
Rev. o. l.. Barnard has gone to Island
Pond to attend conference-Th remains
of Chester Elwood of Gilmore were
brought TO Berkshire cemetery for inter-
ment Saturday. Mrs. Elwood was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. W. s. Living
ston, Of this place. and his nephew, G.
II. Elwood. OF Johnson.-The village
schools opened Monday with cts King
of South Berkshire and Miss Lena VIII
liams of West Cor!nth as teachers.--G
W. Bowen has been appointed census
enumerator Of Berkshirc.-MisS Gladys
Diamond is teaching in MONTGOMERY
The Rev. Mr. Church of Abhotts Corner
Que, was In town Tuesday.-At a meet
ing of the Ladies' Village Improvement
society Monday evening 1t was voted to
have " solene arc street light in
stalled.
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SOUTH HERO.

The Rcv. George Perry has returned to
his sumner home. Eagle Camp."-Syd-
ney Perrot, who was kicked by IA horse
while working at the Mott home last
week, is still in critical condition at
Mary Fletcher hospital njamin Fresh,
who went to the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment for blood poisoning, Is still
there.H. II. Crawford. former seperin-
tendent Of the Mott Home. was In town
Monday.-The Rev. George Perry preach
ed in the Congregational church Sun
doy morning.-Mrs Lucy Allcn Wells ac-
companied her husband to New York last
Saturday. Those seriously i'll In town
are Andrew Blow. suffering from rheu-
matte fever. and Mrs. Julian Lawrence,
who H. critically III of pneumonia
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RICHFORD.

An Easter ball wa given Friday even
Ing in the hall in the now building of
the Sweat-C ominRs Co. Barton's orchestra
OF Burimeton gave q concert and after
ward furnished music for dancing. Supper
was served on tho second floor of the
buildlnS' f. Lafleur catering Twenty
hve machines have been installed in the
Hal monl factory of the o. l.. Kinds Co.
winch IS to be started April 1s. Ernest
Jacobs Will be in charge.-Arthur l..
weeks Is temporarily in charge Of the
detention house in Malone. n. Y-The
spring term Of the village schools opened
Monday. The town schools will not
open until week later.-The Rev =.
Earnby Leach was In Burlington !as'
week to undergo mn operation toI g,
throat difficulty.-A. Belanger. taiio'' W."
open shop in the Sweat-Comihss W. .
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EDEN.

The funeral of Lyman liutchins OF
Troy. an oldtime resident of this town.
was held at the Corners Church April 10
He leaves two children, Mrs. Ellen Wis
com of California and Charles Hutchns
of Troy.-Bernard Maxfeld has been ap-
pointed to take the census of this town
Mrs. O'Brien. widow of Thomas O'Brien.
died April II. She had been in poor health
number Of years. She leaves six chill
dren, Albert and Addison of this town.
Mrs. Eliza Croker Of North Hyde Park.
Ella Scott of Pennsylvania. Mary Ben
nett and Ad6ie Davis Of POstor
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

visiting in tovn.--Mrs. q. Stanhope Is
slowly improving THE typhoid cases are
some better.-M $. Thomas has taken
the contract 10 build house for Mahlon
Gadbors Mrs. ten Duba is some better
of diphthoria. Lynda Lengfcld Council,
aged p wears, died at the home of her
mother. Mrs. 4. NJ. Iengfeld. April 6.
Besides Il husband she is survived by
her mother and one sister, 10 Lcngfeld.
Her funeral Was held at the home of her
mother t'rday morning. the Rev. O. w.
Burke O. Fairfax officiating, assisted by
tho t.nN. T. 3. Startling.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Baxcndalc are
IN Island Pond attending conference
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
Church will meet on THURSDAY with Mrs,
Provost-Sherman Bennett Is moving to
+. p. Pratts tenement. lately vacated by
Hardy Baker.-News has been received
OF the death of Lyman Hutchins at his
home In Barton Mr.. liu,chins lived here
with his son, c. l." Hutchins. and moved
to Barton last August. b, Swan. who
has been seriously III. is better. John q.
RaxendaIe has returned to the /. V. NJ.
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BEAVER.

Willis -. and w. o. King were in Bur-
lington on business Saturday returning
Sunday noon.-IMiss Grace Holmes Of
Milton, who has been staying with her
cousin. Mrs II. w. Craft. returned home
Monday Frank Wood is the new man on
the school barge this term.--Mr Button
has moved into the tenement house on
Miss Mary Kenneth's farm and will take
down the old barn and build n modern
one.--L II. Caswell was In Milton Mon
day.--1I. ". Craft attended a me citing Of
the census enumerators at St Adams
Monday afternoon.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. +. :. Rollins. who passed 'hc
winter in HI rdwick because Of i'll health,
returned home last week accompanied
by her daughter Eleanor, who Il caring
for her. Her condition is not Improved
Mrs. w. f. Pearson was in town Friday
to superintend the packing and moving
of her goods to Nereennes, where she and
Nj. Pcatso:. will occupy rooms in the
Judge Barnes house and board Nj,
Barnes.-iliram Brown OF Williston has
moved to Mckenzie's tenement and will
work for WILDER Hail.
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ALBURCH CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Benson Smith and chill
drcn of lroquois, Ont, arc the guests of
Dr. and Mrs Goodfellow of Alburg
Sprlngs.-rhe Rev. Thomas Creasey is
attending the Methodist conference at
Island Pond.--The school at the Center
began Monday with Miss Cassidy of Bur
lngton as teacher.-Nard Morton Is pass
ing few days with his mother in
Georgia.-Mrs. Della Dubuque, who has
been the guest of her mother. has re-
turned to her home in North Hero.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-14
hL,EURE

Miss Eugenia Carrie returned last week
from the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
lington.-Nrs. &. f. Aver is ia poor
health. Her mother. Mrs Flora Hale, is
visiting hcr.-Thc Rev. 4. II.
Creasey l. attending conference
at Island pond.-Morris Sabre and
family nave moved to the farm which he
purchased few months ago.-Miss
Maude Robinson Of Champlain, y. Y.
spent Sunday with her parents here.-A
son vas recently born to Mr. and Mrs.
+. G.. lrby.-Nrs. Anna Darby t. Ill at
the home of her son. f. c. Darby