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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-13
$4,000 SHRINERS PRESENT.
a,ssssrysE S@ssseg,ot cregelaYDsS "a New
Orleans is Resume q. .'

NEW ORLEANS La, April "a
The registry indicated that $4,000
Shriners were in New Orleans when
the business session of the conclave
was resumed today. Tomorrow will
be the big day Of the convention.
Business will be suspended through
out the city. many of the Mardi Gras
parades will be repeated and tho
carnival spirit will rule The entire
d;y Will be given to the celebration
and masking and confetti throwing
will be general.
Reports submitted so far show
there has been n net increase in the
membership Of ll.20l. There is g
balance in the treasury of S107, 1881.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-13

one of the novelties in the field OF
aviation Is tripiane invented by an
Englishman who guides It from seat
suspended between two sets OF three
planes each
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-13
Sons Of Veterans To Organize.

Preliminary 10 the organization of
camp OF Sons OF Veterans in Detroit.
a meeting of eligible men. grandsons
included, will be held at the rooms
CT Detroit post, No. 3S4, G.. A. r.,
Thursday evening at o'clock. Dr.
Walter Jeryis Patton, president of Me-
mortal university Mason City. Ia;
PAST Commander +. c. Stillson, OF Bat.
tie Creek. and Past Commander Carl
A. Wagner, of Port Huron, will be the
Principal speakers.
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DOESN'T BELIEVE STORY.
Mrs. Maybrick Discredits Report OF
Her Mothers Death.

CHICAGO. April 13.-Mrs. Florence
Mayhrick. when seen today, secuted
as false the reports that her mother,
baroness DeRoques, died in want in
Paris.
Il cannot believe that my mother
is dead" she said. Il have taken care
of her and we have been together ever
since | left ENGLAND. She had been
ataying with me here but could no5
stand the ,igors OF the Chicago spring
and went south Three weeks ago she
Went TO Paris. | have received three
letters from her. the last yesterday
morning. and they gave no indication
of illness"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-13
CAR ROUTE SHIFTED.
East.Bound Trumbull TrolIeys To Turn
on Grand River After Ball Game.

To take away Thursdays crowd
from Bennett park as promptly as
possible he ID. l. II. will. as soon as
the game begins. turn all east-bound
Trumbull cars on Grand River-aye. ID
Grlswold.st.. instead OF letting them
come down Trumbull.ave. to Michi.
pan-ave This is for the purpose o.
storing extra cars on the west track on
Trumbull West bound cars will move
as usual.
Now that Bennett park has been de-
Cided upon as the permanent home or
the Tigers the street car company Is
putting i'm cross overs on Trumbulli
between jrand River and Michigan, go
as not TO be obliged TO shift the rout-
ing of the regular service on big days.
these crOss-over tracks will permit the
use OF the west track for storage pur-
poses. a portion Of the east track be.
ing used for both north and south
bound cars on Trumbul-ave. This
york will be completed Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-13

As Col Roosevelt was looking over
Khartum the scene of that historical
battle between the English army and
the Mohammedan Arabs in 1898, the
hero of that fight. Lord Kitchener OF
Khartum, was on his way TO look us
over.
lie has been making tour OF Aus
tralia. examining carefully the mill
tary resources OF that country He
advocates the establishment OF a mill
tary college similar In ideals and prac-
tice TO West Point
Upon his arrival I'm San Francisco
ne expressed the desire 20 be receiv-
ed as a private citizen. and that no
public reception be accorded him He
dislikes society and across the big
water Is known as a woman hater -
I'm Japan. where Lord Kitchener re-
Gently visited. even The pretty geisha
girls were barred from all the state
entertainments given In his honor
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not be our most distinguished eiti-
zen AT least in the estimation OF the
man TO whom that great distinction
belongsN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
.TEFFERSONVILLE

Tho annual meeting ~ the South Cam
b,ttr, Cemetery association was held
March with Mrs. Leon Gushing. Tho
officers elected for the ensuing year are;
President. Mrs. charles Tucker; vice
president, Mrs Leon Cushing; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs c. ". Holmes; dir
,ctors. Mrs. Warren Buker, Mrs. Henry
liebb. Mrs. q. w. Holmes, Mrs. Chester
Alelend;. Mrs Fred Edwards; supern-
tcndert and sexton, Julius Martin.-l'y
the will of the late Mrs. A. +. cutting
the association will receive Se50.-Mrs
W. u. Lease is in Bclvidcrc helping care
for her uncle, Ira Whlttemore, who is
seriously rl.-Mrs. II. NJ. Cornell and
Mrs j. +. Wilcox went Saturday TO
Johnson, where they were guests OF Mr..
r.. N. Green The Grange initiated T.
candidates at thor last regular netting.
The worthy master Fred Fullington.
treated the companv to new suSar.-Mrs.
O. T. Dawson Of Ncwf01C, state I'reSi-
den. of the W. &. r. l.. gave an address
a, the church Monday cvening.-Arthur
Nye. who spent several weeks with rela-
.i.es here and I'm johnson, started for
his home In I}alla. kan. MondaN.-East
or evening, the sunday school viii pre-
sent the can;ata, The Captive,' 1T tho
church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Mrs Mary Thomas of Bennington Is
visiting at Edward Rowland s-Mrs. 1.o-
ron Faston l. visiting her daughter at
tlo Mary Fletcher hospital in Burline-
tou-Miss Rose Parlnalee has gone to
North Adams, Mass. to visit her sister
THO Monda! club met Monday evening
with Mrs =. l.. .Neiill- Mrs. Thomas
johnson has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlngton.-The Mems
club Of the congregational Church met
Friday evening and elected the follow
officers: President, DIR. j. w IIstahrook;
vice-presidont f. f. Kingsley score
t2rv. Albert Durgy: treasurer G.. w.
Scott: auditor. Harry a. Collins,-Mrs'
David Rowell of Castleton is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Brink.-Mrs. w. ..
Talbot is in Neutrality-suspicious. French
returned Saturday from Mary Fletcher
hospital. where ne underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis.
The young ladies Of St Mary's Church
will hold n chicken pie supper at the
town hall this evening. w. j.
Ellis has been engaged as superintendent
Of the poor farm Nelson Naylor who
has had charge for WE past year has
moved TO his farm in Leiccstcr.--Mr e.
c. Gates ana daughter have returned to
their home IN Weston having been tho
Guests of Air and Mrs l. y. Chase
daughter WIS born sunday to MIR ana
Mr. >ed -. Huckott--l,mery Beckhorn,
in resilient of Foresdale, died Monday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bump.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Paige of New
YORK are at the Brandon Inn.-Mr. and
Mrs.. Eroy Rogers went TO Burlington
yesterday for several weeks stay.-Car,
! Fnrr has sold his stock of goods TO par
| ties in Burlington. Frank Rowland. a
I carpenter employed at the Forr place on
/ Park street had his middle finger sew
! cred by Il circular saw which he was run
n.ng at that place on Tuesday. His
| thumb was also cut to the bone.-The
Rev. Lawrence +. Bower Of Vergennes
was the guest of the Rev G. F.. Carpen-
ter Tuesday. Edgar n. Miller has beer
spending several days In New York city
Harold severy OF Weston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Scvery.
The funeral Of Frank Fortier will he held
this morning at ten O'Clock from st
| Mnry's Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bartram have returned from trip Of
several months in the West.-Mr Il. II
Rutton entertained the Bayer Wits
club last evenlng.-Thumas O'Iiricn is Sc
riously ill-iTod c. Aim of Chicago, III,
has been spending "a few days nj hi
home here.-Mrs Nelson Briggs ano
daughter, Grace, have lensed the Saral
smith place on Grove street formerly &C
cupiod by j. r. Harris, who has move'
90 his farm north of the village. -fiarr'
Benham OF Salabury has taken posi-
tion in the grocery store OF +. l.. Smith
Tho young ladies of the Sunshine elias
Of the Baptist Sunday school Will hol
a sugar supper Friday evening IN IN
church vestry.--T, Il, Barker has return
cd from Boston. where he attended IN
auto show last week.--Max Averiii W
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this week and goes to Newport, where sho
ia 10 clerk at the Ia Lane store. Miss
Kimball of Troy takes her place at
Hitchcock's. II. Hitchcock went Sat
urday to Albany to visit relatives. Sew
oral from this place ATTENDED the tuner
al Of Or. Gray at Troy Sunday.-A part
of the machinery Of the new creamery Is
delayed tn transit, the cream is gathered
and taken to the North Troy factory to
be churned. MIR. and Mrs. Bradley Hous'
ton of Troy are moving in with their
son-in-law, y. c. Woodworth.-Mi Hill
da Dickson has gone to Derby Center.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
DERBY.

There VIII be sugar social and apron
sale ia the Town hail. ueX' Mou3ar 'ren-
ing. under the auspices # Tie C"nere-"-
tional Ladies circle.-Allen Francis, the
haly boy of Ernest Niclerson, has hecn
cutie sick. Al last accounts he was SLOW
u improving George Aulls has moved
into tho Allhec house Mrs. CARR" -
Francis Is confined to her bed again
49, I;ogers. who hast cared for MIS-.
Mcpherson at Mrs. Donaldson'S for the
past nine months, has gone home and
Mrs Whtcher of Barnston, que. has
taken her place.-Mrs. Moses Blay died
last week Wednesday. she had been
sick with consumption long time, Fun
eral service was held IN tho Catholic
church Mt Newport saturday moIniu-.-
Rev. O. J. Anderson is still very S'cN.-
W. y. Hopkinson has hired Albert cap
per TO work for him for the SUNNI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
RANDOLPH.

The West Orange county Sunday school
opened Tuesday afternoon
at The Baptist CEul IA daughter Of
Mr.. and Ms \. +. Grove, %: Lawrence
Mass. who was born Mt The slnatarium
Monday morning and d.cd few hours
later. VAS buried here yesterday -.
Adams has hought ti4e market OF the late
Eugene l.. Marshall ana too! possession
Tue sday.-M Monday cvcrin4 the Chris
tian brotherhood Of Bethany Congrega-
t'onal Church gave a supper in the parish
house
At the West Orange county Sunday
school conference held At thu Baptist
Church yesterday the following oit,cers
were elected for tho coming year Presi-
dent. John Stone; vice-president L. H.
Lewis; secretary, Miss Emma Chao"lck
or Randolph Center; treasurer. T. "
muller OF Tunbridge; assistant secretary
Misc EDNA j. Sleeper of Tunbrldse'
tuesday evening Young Gotch defeated
G.orro Adams of Windsor In 4 wrestling
match Mt Dubois & Gays hall Gotch
won the first fall IN y minutes with %
euu body hold The second he won in 90
minutes with n body scissors. IL the
preliminary match Jim f'roohorn defeat
cd Fred Jerd Of this place Tho female
minstrel troupe Of Mortified. known as
the "Jolley Jocs." gare "a performance
| IN the Randolph Grange hall last even
! iDg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
BENSON.

Sap is running phenomenaliy tast' w,
S. Bascom gathered $40 gallons from Io
trees Saturday and Sunday morhlhS'
Many of the buckets were full AGAIN
Dr j. =. Newton OF this place has re-
ceived an invitation to the annual meet
ing of the New England Alumni associa-
ton Of the University Of Michigan TO be
held at foungs Hotel Boston. March
&.-John ]. Faikenburs, who has run
blacksmith shop at the lower part OF our
village for the past 10 years. has rented
his place and will move to West Haven
and run his mother-in-law' farm the
coming year.-Misses Pauline and Barbara
Nelson OF Boston are visiting at Or. II.
Il. Jones's.-George Deyette was elected
town treasurer for the seventh term ut
our recent town mceting.-H. $ Lewis
and family ore preparing to 20 to
Oregon where they will locate. Mr.. Lewis
has been q lifelong resident of Benson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
wATERV1LLE.

Communion will bc held az the
Methodist Church SUNDAY.
DIN was at Newport several DAYS last
week-Mr and Mrs :. G. Mann OF
MONTGOMERY We're in town Friday ana
Saturday.-Mrs. Albert Sweet visited
her parents at Johnson Saturday ana
Sunday-Homcr Tnlotson or Bur!hR-
Ton was in town several days the past
week.-Mrs q. j. Kelley OF Morris
Vile visited her parents, MI ana MIS-
p. A. Wiley last week-Mr. ana MR.
r. NJ Thomas Of Cambridge Nlslte"
their daughter. Mrs. X. f. Wells, sat
Nrdav and Sunday.-L W. Robertson
has moved back from Windsor where
he has beer living since July
Robert Wiley of Greensboro is WIN
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
willey.-Mr. and Mrs. Harley Halr
left Monday morning for NerEenne''
where they have positions in the state
Industrial school.-Oliver GRAY VINO
hss been in very poor health for
long. time, had a shock on Nar'n :"
md died on Monday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
MORETOWN.

Mrs, Hannah Bruce Is more conforta-
be-Mrs G.. c. Crawford returned from
South Hero Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. O. II.
Sleeper were in Middlesex Sunday.-Mrs.
Patrick Nearney visited relatives in
Granteville last week.-Frank Story Is
II. O. Ward returned home Tuesday, sick
with the grip.-Miss Barbara Guyette os
South Fayston is with Mrs. |. S. Austin.
Mrs Charles Huntey is caring for Mrs.
Cuyette of South Fayston called on
friends in town Saturday.-Mrs. +. c.
Atkins. two children. Merrill and Bertha,
visited in Waterbury Thursday and Fri
day.-.Harry Btrno has moved from
townsville to South Hill and is to work
for Kelly brothers.--Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Henson Of Montpelier visited relatives in
town over Sunday. Mn. I. q. Austin. who
has been III with stomach trouble, is more
comtortable.-W. II. Clark. who had his
hand injured several weeks ago. has so
far recovered as to be able to work.. A
Springer OF Montpelier will speak in the
Methodist Church Wednesday evening OF
this week.-E. q. Atkins and J. d. bid
good were in Waterbury Center Sunday
guests orf Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Grireth.-
District Superintendent G.. w. Hunt of
ST Adams occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
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WATERBURY,

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FORESTDALE.

Urban Beckhorn died sunday night
at the home of Frank Bump in his 12nd
year. Heart trouble following pneu-
monia was the cause. The funeral
was held at Grace Church Wednesday
afternoon. the Rcv. C. b. Carpenter
officiating. 1nterment was in Forest
dalc.--Leslie and Mary Ross Of VIII
liston are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs. Warren Wetmore. -ticorge Nay
lor and Miss Lila Jones are visiting In
Whooping cough Is very
prevalent among the children in town.
The Lenten service was held at the
home Of J. g. Bernor Thursday. The
next one will he at the home of F.. q.
Partlow next Thursday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17

Mr.. Pearson 20 Friday to represent the
church in the council at Berlin f0r the
terminating the pastorate Of the Rev.
Donald Fraser,-Mrs. Richard Demeritt
Is i'll with scarlet fever-Mrs. r. c.
Sheple IS in Boston attending the annual
meeting Of the Coal Dealers association
of New England The men of the Con
gregational church will give new sugar
party at the church Friday evenng.--The
seven-cent social held at the home of
Mrs. Carolyn Harrison Tuesday evening
was pleasant aToir.-James Stewart
has moved into Mrs. Albert Spencers
tenement on Winooski street.-One Of tho
new houses being erected on Farrar add
ton by Contractor Cooley and Mr.. Burt
came near being destroyed by fire, which
caught from the stovepipe. No alarm
was given. the flames being put out by
the worknen and neighbors.-Mss Jessie
Ellis has resumed her work as trimmer
for Mrs. Wallace Green.-The Zeitgeist
club was entertained by Miss Beatrice
Atherton Tuesday evening.-A banquet
and musical entertainment will be given
at St. Andrews Church this evening in
honor Of 81. Patrick's day.-AIiss Jennie
Grandfeld of Bellows Falls has been
spendin n few days with her mother
Mrs. Thomas Gro ndfield.--E. A. DAVIS
left Tuesday morning for Boston. where
he is 10 visit his sister. Mrs. George
Dumas. Miss Reina Palmer of Bristol
Is guest OF her sister. Mrs. V. L.
Perkins.-Wiuiam Stevens of Morrisvils
has commenced work ~ blacksmith for
OClair and Anair They have just pu,
on a second gang Of men.-Quincy Greene
Of Waltham Mass. Ia a guest of his
brother, Dewitt Greene.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
Fl. w. ALLEN q CO.

Nf, smith of Orono. Me, IS Wis
it..- e.-tor. Mrs. J. T. Shipman.--
Air tne +. a. Hoadley have re-
r..1. peler--Mrs. Phillips
~.r. been re-appointed superiu-
tD..Ia- w. the DuXhury schools.-Mrs.
h. W. 1910. zoe of Springfield was the
-ir.. 1rrs. +. \. Stanley Friday and
ur D. u. Grout, superin
tor.i,.. of tho Vermont state hospital.
who l.- been i'll for few days, is
.ott,r.
Ann. Booker is visiting Mrs. Edward
Jou.- u Waitsneld.- james Traverse.
whose ',l was broken about ten weeks
ago ana who was removed TO Fanny Allen
hospital mas just had his leg put into
plaster cast. II will be three or four
weeks yet before he can come home
Mr. Claru Irish who has been working
nj :; c. Wheoler's, has gone 10 Fletcher.
Roy W. Demeritt spent sunday in
Bristol. The young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Lester Hills. who has been critically
ILL., IS better-Nr. and Mrs. Arthur Carr
Of Worcester were guests At T.. L. Foss's
rllN.--Laura Dewcritt is much more
.coutf,rtahlo-N and Mrs Frank Barrett
AI. and Mrs John Farrar, Mr.. and Mrs
J"'a'- ll!e' ME- ana MIS- oIIo ASe' =
AIRS. q. I hUch' MIS- NeIHe hales an"
Air. and Mrs -. r. Atherton were in
M'hin'-'r S..h'aN 70 attend 'he iuHeI"'
ID MI. Sii'N. ifon'rt i"'fner lei' I"'
i-Nud"n Mon'tN' N"ero ne resumes ms
position as principal OF the hish school
ther".-John carson mas gone % Inc
INi-io" Sah'i"rium Tor treatment
/ inc late l'ckout committees OF water
| bury and BARRE branches Of the Granite
/ cutters association with guests. CANT
| cred at the Waterbury Inn last SATURDAY
/ evening y supper was served and n
3 socui time spent Alderman Brown OF
/ Barre acted AS chairman and there was
am informal discussion Of the late trouble
and it, satisfactory sottlement.-A so
c,cly has been formed by the young peo-
PIE or tie Cltholi, CO. urch. called the
Young Peoples society. whose officers
are ~. follows: PRESIDENT. Laura Affair
,ice-pr,siicnt. Ida Ramsdell secretary
olive Garrett: treasurer Eva Burnham
saturday they enjoyed a ride to Water
bury Ceuter-Frank Elliott of Burlin gtor
v.a home over Sunday. J. Anair has
teeu I'm Hardwick for few days.-Tht
condition OF Joseph somerviile is critical
Fl Erwin Cooley went TO Tlconderosa n
y. last week on business trip.-Tht
local members Of the u. A. r. are In
yited 10 "a meeting at Montpelier SAT-
dan afternoou.-W + Palmer OF Mont
weller s3ent sunday with his mother
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
MORGAN.

Henry Gee is able to be out again after
his severe sickness.C. G. Bennett mas
rented his farm to Mr.. Gilbert from
Canada.-The Misses Clara and Catherine
Wilcox have been visiting in Derby.-Mr
and Mrs. Church of Aver. Mass, have
been in town looking after their summer
cottage and visiting friends, Mrs. c. c.
Sargent. who has been great sufferer
for several months, Is very low.-Mrs
Hiram Todd has gone TO a hospital at
Hoston.-Hush Whitehll is In very poor
health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
CRAFTsBURY.

Henry Mnrchres has bought the hotel
barns of T.. =. Stratton, paying s,Jc.--
Harley Hanson moved last week nto
George Towards tenement house and
viii drive a cream team for the village
croamery.-Ora and John Moody were
called to Newport last Thursday as wit
uc-ses IN the Gotta case Mrs.. Arthur
smith loft last Thursday for Concord, n
H-Charles Conant, Jr. has bought the
box shop formerly owned and worked
NY tlo gr,ith
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
NEWPORT.

mr. J. H. Gaines and l. O. Blake have
sold t''eir horse. Lady Isle, to w. c. Cox
of Concord. y. n. The price is reported
as $500 ~ --Gcorle -. story. who has
been seriously i'll for the past few days
Is very much improved The Rev. K. G.
f1arg was IN south Acton. Mass, Friday
to assist ut the funeral Of Mrs. +. f..
Napgood, who died al the Brightiook
hospital at st. JohnshurS Wednesday,
large number attended the automobile
show I'm Boston last Weci;.-t;oT. Geo. II.
Proutv, r. G.. ElanrhJfd and j. r. Akin
addressed the Mcr'H Sunday f""nins
clue giving 20 .opo,t OF the l@ymelt i
Missionary mo-. tog ut burlington. kich-
fora was badly defeated here by \. II,
$. in tho last aa'oc OF the basket hall
soa.cn. tile scor, hem- - to 6.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
EDEN.

Henry Darling Of Cabot has been visit
,ro his sister, Julia Blake.-Nrs. Nina
Carpenter, wife of G. x. Kinds. died at
their home March II, aged O. years she
was born In this town and has nvch
here all her life. She had been In poor
health n number of years The deceased
Leaves husband and four children,
truman. Henry and Ernest and Mrs
ELLEN MOsley. also one sister, Mrs. Ellen
yyhtttemore. Mrs. Emily Paul ofiiciated
et the funeral, which was held at
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ORLEANS
WEsTFIELD.

Sunday evening Rev. ]. f. Bowman VIII
address the Christian Endeavor society
upon his experiences as teacher in the
Lincoln school at Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
Mrs. Emma Snow and daughter of
Auburndale. Mass, came last week to
visit her parents.-Miss May Goddard fin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
WOLCOTCc'.

Fred ct,tler has moved 70 Orleans.
whcre he hes enpoyment.-Ibr Nc
Donald and family have moved here from
Saubornyil;e. y II. Mr. Mcdonald VIII
go INTO tho blac'>-sm! hing business at
Nurth N.olcott.-N :. n .Clcay Gland mas
returned from Roston.--rhe Ladies social
Union Of the Congregational ChNroh
served nav sugar at Mrs. $. A. fife's
March 11.-Mrs. cara Crowell OF Morr9-
VILE is n guest of Mrs. W. o. DAVIS,
@. Morse has purchased the o. D. rms
farm Oh East Hlll.-Mr. and Mrs r. W.
potter of woodstock are visiting al W.
~ s,lloYays-W. p. Twiss recently SOLO
e,,,r Jersey cows, TO be shipped to Iowa
Mrs A. H. Udal of C,raftsbury passed
sayeral days with her dausnter' Mrs'
Jerry Golden, the last OF tne Weoh'u ME-
7. Iapalme went TO Buohes Falls tues
49,, for q weeks visit.--Charles Luther
has gone To Canada on visiting TRIP
Mrs. Allen Chapman rs Ill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17
WORCESTER.

f. r. King and family spent part OF
last week with relatives In Pla!nteld.-
Elmer Brown and family of East Calais
visited In town last week.--Nr. Philips OF
Noretown has bought the II Il. Hancock
farm. to take possession April Mrs.
r r Kellogg and child OF Brnttleboro
wero AT f. f. Kellogg s.-Mrs. Francis
Abbott returned last Thursday from a
visit OF several weeks In Montreal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-17

given surprise party Tuesday at'er-
noon by several Of his young frienos'-
Mrs. Ella Mclaughlin. has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she spent 'ho
winter.