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B9IGE 0f B.SsgLgIaa

The parsB5rshiG heretofore existing between H. J Lynch and J. Ken nedy under the firm name oi Lynch and Kennedy, at SSagWay Alaska, has been thIs day dissolved by mutual consent That H J. Lynch Is respop lbie fur ah debts due and oUius by the firm and be is also alone author ized co collect ail accounts due the said firm Of Lynch and Kennedy
 Dated at SkagWay. Alaska, this 5ta day OL April lslo
 J, J. Kennedy 5ot F. J. Lynch
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Important gold strikes made dur ing che past year have resulted In che establishment or a trading post ag Che mouth 0g the Nebesua, a branch 0E the Tana1a river
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You can aDsa8 pleasant halE bow .u game of Pool or English Bl EArds Tho Board of Trade has che bss tables in slEWay. Drop in.- Eaa be glad t1 @ you.
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GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train B nov selling a Dig lot of Good Goods at reduced prices B8 they ara getting too old to hold and sell 8J a profit Yours
 O. Herman Grimm
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and Miss Gladys Kimae were accom- uaas1 Ws A. VI Reed rectsd tao gsH chosen dlalec5 pieces and the uhoIs affair vas most enjoyable. The sale ol luncheon baskets caus e5 msea meH,meat The hdIes aiTly og.dd themselves iH preparing good
 aaas which were daintily placed in beautiful bakea which sold for ht- .y cents each. The church was com. f1raBy wal Hued and tho hdlas Of Che rbgrea Heasd a tidy sum.
 Last saturday evening Mr. and Mrs vL Hahn entertained at "Do" In che sute o5 rooms at Che Puuen house and in hs large public par l1r cards were played at fifteen tab Iss This ws he largest social mueaoa of tLe year and was a most happy eeu AEsr cards the hostess assisted by Mrs 2. L. Hmar Mrs A s. smith. Mrs. N. E, Black Mrs W c. Gable and Mrs. Fl, s. Pullcn served a delicious supper Mrs r. A. Nas took first prize tor points. a esauatul hot water iag, and pr l.. & Keller received a handsome brass shaving mug Of Egyptian design for most points for gentlemen
 The guests were Er and Mrs 2.
 Shaw Pr. and Mrs. A, s. smith. slr and Mrs N. E. Black. Mir. and 3lu Howard Ashley, Mrand Mrs F. L. Miller. BIT. and Mrs. Geo. Howard, Nr and Mrs e. c. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. 6 H. Muleg. Mfr and Mrs, F. A. Cag@man. Mr. and Mrs. A, c. Blanchard. 1Ir. and Mrs w. " Liz s1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. EB Wurzbacber, Mr. and Mrs w B. BrbJ, pr and Mrs Reed Mr. end Mrs. P. P, W. Lowle, Nl and Mrs. 2. J Weber Dr. and Mrs. L. s. Keller Mrs. H s. PuueU. Nr Thos Foster Miss Laura Doer Fer BIT. W, B. Ens, Hr J. M, Keller Mr. and Mrs E J Dohery 2F and aErs. 2. A King. Mr. and Mrs g. D. EFuse. Mr- and Mrs. J. Fl Lynch. ur and Bins " e Cable Mr. and Mu W R. EMey 8Ir and Mrs C. " HoeaetJ and Mr. and Mrs !. F. Van de Wan
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The Japanese sealing schoouars slkal 1Laru and Einzie MaFu, toF- teilsd -1 the D. s. government for HCachinE Uere sold at UnaIasEa on Aurl lg
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Good eaesr and hospitality Et all dmes prevail as tho Board og Trade, Subscribe Tor bs Daily A.uzNan.
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H8TgE 0F DISSOLUTION

The partnership heretofore existing between George MoWl and F. E. Ehu- hch under the firm name oe "The American Tailors. SkasWay. Alaska. has been this day dissolved by mar- uaI consent All persons having ac- counts with said firm are requested to call and settle same on or be- fore the first of May, 1910 aJ said firms store. SkagWay, Alaska. April &. 1910.
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A young man named Henry Johuso fen 100 feet down a shaft in tha Tan ana and slu HTes.
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Best meals in WhItehorse at the Dominion Cafe. d
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FOR SALE.-New 50 foot tow
 ing and cruising boat equipped with 55-H.P three cylinder Union gasoline engine. G. H. SnoWdO1, Central Bldg, Seattle 12L
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LOwuey's 8 Candies, Box Candies, all siDds of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream and Bon Bous at TONY DORTERO'S.
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Come in or phone orders for GibsoI Rye and Val BIatz Beer; delivered to your home by The Mascot
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The Ice Cream Parlors at me vi enua Bakery arc now open, Orders Will be filled and deliveries made promptly, Tables for parties desiring them.
 B Max Gutfeld. Prop,
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Subscribe for the Alaskan today. .Ds5 it uowl"
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For a friendly game oF Solo. the Board ot Trade is the most pleasant and cheerful resort in town these cold days. 6-
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S Fu aas luncheon
 Mrs .raa. saoaas on Ha H visited a. F5r. William H ra a part Of t H-aE
 @ 10 Mr. aa 1lrz Roy aaaE aI aa -aeI Katherine -
 
 Mss Ha.H alaaE lla White Pass Hospital a Princes Royal lr-a vacation % Sound cities. E c Ta- s lats
 m T came rom
 "Wednesday
 Society of ae PraBg a Mrs ? B Wr Thursday afternoon
 oae
 Eaag hospital Victoria 5 rapidly awor B I.- @ Alaska s a-a-a oa .as Dalaa from grip a s. Miss waaa Waa=aors
 cad Wa Nus q % returning homo Monday  Mss Ea E-ala and her aro- a Lewis intending school ~ Ind sa home 5a .ae Princes Royal
 
 W and E- VII Hahn and child r va spent One Che Fallen house asa o.eaa aer home aa @ Ave and aan street Mr. and Ers Putnam and L-la saa E57 Izlaa Che Princess Royal Cor aa Co Sound a Nr. a all make r.r through Ore and Washington while Mrs Pit a and Haua @ relatives a  The ECu Peoples choir Of One FraG7a -ea and ae Christ tan Eaaaagars gave delightful
 party for aer pastor sas E Geo. B Good at taa residence MILD. saalsa on Thursday
 Aa orE guests ves a- and enjoyable evening 1 as and music Ar. Good @ Tla 6eattl old nov g gold - 9u presentation uas ~ saaa84aaa and H Talbot and vz EFsa sin a a by slr. Good basket picnic completed -ae evening Ha Reverend Good Em Ias w a ot labor Tao aoa Methods. earea sagsa rs a uesieal ezau and 5s.. social at ae ueel aauea Friday sssalas
 gave souy
 sr1e sang n did also Mrs a. D Eu m L. A. Harrison
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QUICK DELIVERY PRONE 90. Baggage. coal and wood delivered upon shortest notice day and night
 E. RESIDENTIAL.
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DRY RICK WOOD.

Can up phone DO. Sf Martin IlsJu. and have him deliver Go you at once rick Of that dry wood
 For 25e EoU can have the Skasway Hack caN aL your home and convey you Co the dance. or other social tune dou, Telephone S4 for arrangements.
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George AIowI

George AOWl
 F 2. Ehrich George ALowl will continue business gt the old stand. j0t-zj5
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Engineers

New, clean and comfortable beds for 50 cents and up at the Dominion Hotel Whiteh0rse. VT If
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Ilg HaueH uE EEa Methodist ea-Eel gave TerE successful uastea- el-zrauua and basket social a. -le Methodist eaurea Friday efea.aE H AHsstgy ssFe @ egraay
 A. snle sang in his as did also Mrs H D Arus a A. Harrison
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I -.g-l.e company svsds lO -sa rea- ..Ea. friends ll -ae council
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a-- La.-l ross --- s. ar and l-ya had -- Ele -sg-e
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-. ..-e @ . r-. a.... -4- AgA- reason a-s u.z Is
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CONSERVATION oF sAsEs

Dl---s u~ latter q--- l- -l.z ~seA .aglg sl sae,e---y- -- c-s raa1 zays ae La4-s- ,l --r sr--- ed. ar4 .s ega-e-.zs9- Methods. aggaaa.ss 4 la,As l-4-- s..- l.e care gt a-.s--e1. aes.ee--- a-- sr,r5u,e e1-7ya s psa s.s .ls 5eas.1 ss al a=s .-- asE-s .a 1e-
 u.lsr.4sa .- .- --s-s - reso--a aggy ae .g rslozasl gas al ss. tJrs t.s - eu-z-.a-. s44-ra1 -4s- -e-
 ay gvze .-s va.s - . lazasar4lse.y epe-A.-- -s aza-s tlru as a-z -.ea a
 . 5-.a-= a--a-al a-..-a.... l-.
 a.- -a- 4 -s al. 4z ..a--a e. .. at .z
 ae- and ---.r Ha-.-
 ag--4.a..# .ar
 as @ ~ ar.a  r @ .
 ..- .-.- f- -- .. -s
 r aae al-a aay .lg-4- --.-s .. -.ss
 e,ga aa--
 L-aa- a.---F -a- ...g-. sl @ -sa-.= .s a a.a s a-.a ... a9. .. eaz a
 os--e ~ 4ozrs -s aa- 1a--g 1sa-1as a .
 g asa= asaa .s a H----- .- ..a #u-.. .a- -. ar-- aa. a. -
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rre woRsr soY

Lr vas cold ra -s and s-r aa- a...r urtar star a- somebody as -s
 rlr- arasa ,. ~ %. And a. .4- aas had -Ea- l - r-aaae ~ laa -s sg- .aa.aa.ya e gar a. ras ar..e t-r, -lal- st r.. -.e
 Toe araa a.. s-.a .as - s agsa zo s4- -a- arsa-l aa- s @ a.gsz-
 Tho NaGzl ae a l.a- and -r4l u4er las4 a- -4aH .-. t4- rssg lzas l. z gt al.a....
 4s bad and llr5 heard aaa = raa-. paasg
 And 4fJar .als .1a .H.= Bay a Tosa ral
 ro-rs cad a-aea --a One es- a- J-r and p.-a-a aa s @ a as arms-al le Eaa---l .ar scratch ed aaa -amEetaus s-ea ae ed uo l4.lk Chat lr aa tar1s her al5 Jl- aaL=r
 Bat Ar Ed aaE Aa sar av yelled l4ss Q, ea cs0aaz aao golL a-- .. arug Le a. and Is1 hE sall
 "AH aats can asll sad .ae eeg.s
 Yer tas s selel l-- Worst E5y aiat rrosa al.sa a le creek Ia 1s cold ar4-ler amt
 Whbah story beng uue -ag sar ra @ hgart sJ4raasrg ulich --s l-
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SAl6Rli HElTHER REPORT

-:-O-s-C-s-
 Res dts 0f the observations taken At NJors's Wharf at midnight December 3, gglG Is aS follows
 gluyara-4ss s.uz o1asrva- D l5 s0ovs E ..F. .s4p prvgeL ug 2t bJuEs 2l above H.a B above sE s1 n Abov5
 Ss-oas-e. gHIo Clear, \. Wind
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A fine mid temperance drink Is the pure wholesome beer made from Las sparkling waters ot rumwater Falls. and tae very best barley malt B .th just ue right proportion oi choicest grown hops, Brewed as 0D- y Jha Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board Of Trad
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Ee -,. g- sAa5@4g -, -ae >3---s-.
 -z4- 4-,rg-sa --y -l-
 -a..- s-.r.l C.y lgv~s-ryg -..s. aL ,s -s a--a az
 .- -l- ---. .---- -lAes dating -s- aud --.eg- -g s..e a- Sd- -..g-a- a..l-a--- --- ge, -v-~ .. z ----ss Eyeo,.ge--NoN I s pass "a sv=g---1- -'-a
 s -a -z---s-l5 -se-- A- --- sane ---- -- -.--s--.e- -a--y a-.. E. -l o---s-- -. -r--s. ------ - --- =H.sa. . s ug--y- -- .-e y.-y
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-.l-e --r--lal asll-s- Hars- tl5 s,
 ..Ts- aass at-.- -ese.-g ---. ..s.-. l Good Men
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Come in or phone orders for Gibsol Rgs and Val Bla,z Beer delivered to ggur home by lo5sBW sVI
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Cloudy and calm Dawson To Wh-te- horse
 Clear north wind Wli-ehorse to SS45WAy-
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WOORE'S MHRRF GO,
T-rm-... - Il : ]. M

Terminus W r. & !. Route s9utAbouud SteamersArrye and Depart FromIhs Dock
 REGULATIONS 1srO Warehouses 5gea delivery aaHdiss from to PsEzaalIes ONLY delivered Sunday or at night 1I shipments destined s0alouHd be accompanied by SHIPPERS MANIFEST lPapes be obtained the U. toms 5aee delivered before D. No nesht wil zs received ol ate. -al hour BAlaAuE-Ig-s collected en CHECKED BA1GAGE ONLY Ns --4-sz Es. bass grips when unchecked closed - public when steamer is nearing do,k and a- la opened only passengers dtembarked Wharfage Tariff .al Be Bhcatou office p. Q. R5x E5- E. l. SHAW General Manager
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You can get Che Olympia brew by ae bottle at lle Board OI Trade.
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st. Louis e.-y ags-
 --s ae,la-e up-
 H- ---.e W-.-- .a..-. a-s .1 Aeyg a -- place. s---.- s-5s -a.a- he -.z-se gs=a-i -l-l .eaa-.-a= -au- E-e sr ~ nus. .aa-- -.r. Inside @ laal Na-.a-.l ---t
 --z- bus planned -
 sa--v lie may 1--e la .-- E---el Hal -- ..r-a.s .---- -e ---
 -4-a= s-e work .i -are.as A-sk- aea
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RUTLAND
BENSON.

i wis y. Beden went 10 Schenectady
last Saturday with his daughter, Blanche,
who goes there to take a course in Il
business colege.--Jehn Mcacham has
succeeded Frank Alden AT Hotel benson
ard Frank Alden has gone to Castleto,
to work for ~, p. Ellis in the Prospec
fIuusc.-Sios are being filled MartiI
Patterson drew 90 loads of fodder corr
from "a Of an acre, and one STALK
measured IS foot IN height Merrill Gibbs
is attending the Rutland business col,
lcge-Orchard owners have begun pickin,
their apples and report small crop will
Il good many seconds.--lIarvey Hulctt /
moving into his new house recenth
erected on Ladd hill.-R. A. Clark, wifi
and child Of Adams, y. Y. are guests ri
DR. W. NJ, Clark's,-One Of the twi,
children OF Carl King OF Kingston place
died on Sunday morning.-Fred W New
comb, agent of the Vermont Bible society,
who has recently canvassed Benson,
found only al persons in the familie,
lie visited and he was supposed to visit,
them all. There We're Is Catholics in town
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STOWE.

ilr. t.. \. Bishop. president of Mont
pelior Seminary, preached at the Con-
grCpational Church Sunday morning and
gave an address upon religious and edu-
cationai conltiors in Mexico in the
,vening-Miss Edith Balch of the State
Sunuay School association spoke at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning and at the West Branch Church
in the afternoon Mrs. p. u. Pike went
to barre Monday to attend the funeral
Of William a. Boyce,-Mrs. Alice A.
Raymond and Mrs. NJ. c. Loveioy will
give a reception mt their home for the
Rev. ard Mrs. Albert G.. Cornwell Friday
evening to which all are irvited.-Miss
Elva Warren went to burlington Mon
day to take two years course
in domestic science at the Uni
versity of Vermont. Miss Ethel
Morrison went Monday to Springfield,
Mass. for a ten days vacation.--Dr. H.
c. Brigham, who hos had charge of the
Lake Mansfield club house for the sea-
son, ard Mrs brigham have gone TO
their home il Grand Rapids, Mich, for
a few weeks before going to Algiers for
the winter.-.At the meeting OF Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday evening Mrs
Lena Brown won the peanuts In the pea
nut race. At the next meeting on Octo-
Der \ the annual Grange fair viii he held
The program will be In charge of Ceres.
Mrs. fhohe Adams.-NIiss Daisy MACON
left Monday for Saratoga Springs after
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. r.. c.
Magoon-News has been received Of the
death of the widow Of Judson A. Ayers I'm
brother and sisters, j. b. Ayers, w. w.
A;ers. Mrs. Aurora Adams, Mrs. W. W.
Adams Of stowe, Selden Ayers of
Spokane. Wash, and the heirs of Mrs
Melissa Eddy of Waterbury each will
receive sl.Nn--Mrs w. w, Ayers has re-
turned from Rochester, Mrs. Theodosi-
A. Clair, who accompanied her, will re-
main several wceks,-Mrs. Emma
Hutchins Is III with pneumonla.-Mrs.
Harry Magoon has lately received a visit
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HIGHCATE CENTER.

j. F. Place Of Buffalo, n. V, is spend
in~ the week in town with relatives
Lionel Ponti r.aud = III with scarlet fever
The Ladies' Village Improvement So
ciety will meet with Mrs +. r. Cross
this afternoon from two till five
oclock.-Mrs. II. G. Carman and son.
Foster, are visiting at the home of ]. NJ.
Hill at Morses Iine.-Miss Angie Yates
returned Saturday from Sugar Hill n.
H. where she has had employment dur
ing the summcr.--Niss libbie O'Heere of
ST. Adams visited her father. Thomas
O1fcerc. over SuudaY--G. Raymond Slim
cts Is visiting relatives in Lyme y. H
Mrs. Emily cutler has been quite i'll with
the grip but IL now convalescing.-Mis
Gladys Deal left Saturday morning for
piermont, y. H.. where she will visit rela-
tives for Il few woeks.-Miss Helen Pat
terson has gone to Plymouth, ~ H.,
where she will attend normal school-Mr
and Mrs. NJ. A. Stockwell and daughter
Marion, who have been visiting relatives
in town. left Friday for their home in
Marlboro, Mass Mrs Augusta Moore of
Swanton visited friends in town last
week.. y. Ponthriand OF I.yndonvile
is visiting in town.
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ENCSRUEG FALLS.

About - men met in Petley's hall
SUNDAY afternoon to see what steps if
any should be taken TO secure qui It
and good order on the streets of this
village There was q full discussion
which emphasized the determination
ot those present to sustain the officers
in the performance If their duties.
An organization was effected by the
election of V. \. Irish, president; J. O.
Eimrall. secretary: W. T.. Mtiguy. NJ.
r. Cantell T.. j. Tyler +. 4. Lafey and
II. s. Springer executive committee.
II is proposed to call a village meeting
soon to give tho officers more author
ity and make lettering a misdemeanor.
An automobile party consisting of II.
F. Reed, W. L. Mi,iguy and l.. d. Hart
returned from Newport Monday-The
artesian well being sunk by the Federal
Packing company Is down 800 feet and has
not struck n sufficient supply. Miss Lin
ME Budd and brother. Arthur have re-
turned from a two weeks visit In Spring
field and Miss Rudd has resumed her po-
sifion in the telephone office-Harold
Kimhall of Springfield Is in town for a
few days.
As L. \. Smith of Fairfield was leaving
the village Tuesday leading cow that
he had Just bought of T. j Hayes he
met an automobile on the fat beyond
Marsh's grist mill. When the machine
had turned out properly and was nearly
opposite the COW. she lodged in front of
it and was so badly injured she had to be
killed at once. The machine. which was
driven by It's owner, Or. Hamilton of St
Johnshury, contained his brother, f. A.
Hamilton, Of Bakersfield. and three la
dies, none of whom were injured A
err delayed the party some time The
autoists though not blamable contributed
so towards Mr. Smiths loss.-Mrs w. L.
Mitiguy is visiting her parents in Barre
Mrs. Fanny Pond of burlington went to
East berkshire Wednesday after n few
days visit among friends here.-~A NJ
Ase}tine of burlington has been visiting
years ago Theodore ST. German. then
living in town, sank a shaft about Il feet
on the farm of ]. j. Renoit In the hopes
of finding gold in paying Quantities An
assay of some of the material has so en-
couraged him that he has started again to
further develop the property, Mr.. St
German Is a tailor in Newport Water
stop leaks were begun Wednesday under
the direction of the water and light COM
observation-disclosures was lively party at
the home of H. F. Klmhal Tuesday even.
ing in honor of his 47th birthday.
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GEORGIA.

Elmer c. Martin of Milton and Maud
]. McKenny Of Georgia We're married at
;he residence Of her parents Mr and
by the Pew. c. W. Clark After Il short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Martin will
reside at Algonquin Inn, Camp Martin.
Milton.
Joseph Ballard, an aged man. sus-
tanned painful and serious injuries Mon
day night from a large Eolstein bull
Charlie Landon, son of William Landon,
is critically i'll with complication of
liseases-Iittle Helen Mahoney is quite
III.
Oscar b. Wood left for Lisbon. ~ H.
Saturday, where he has accepted a posi-
ton as principal Of the Lisbon high
school.-Harry Curtis is spending few
days In Middlebury.- Professor Cohurn
Of Fairfax preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday.-Mrs. Corda Pierce has
been visiting In St. Adams at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Warner.-Mrs. Matilda
Hibhard returned from Waterbury, Conn.
Saturday. whore she has been spending
several weeks at the home of her SON.
Perloy Hihbard.-Mr. and Mrs. G. w
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Cushman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Abel attended the fti-
neral Of Mrs. Minerva Pike in St. Adams
Friday.-Danel Bragg of Bellows Free
academy was at home over Sunday
Miss Jessie Hale has returned to her
FChoo in Massachusetts,
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from her father from Ireland.

from her father from Ireland
Miss Nellie Sargent has passed two
weeks in Concord, ~ H-C. w. Rey-
nolds is moving from James f. Hous-
tons tenement to the j. u. Sherman
house at stowe Forks.-Mrs. isabelle
NJ. Handy. who is visiting Mr.. and ;irs.
f. Bigelow and other friends in stowe.
will visit In Newburg and Woodst oc k
on her way to her homo in Melrose.
Mass.-Mrs Foster G. Dow is in Hard
wick.--Mrs. T. r.. insolvency of Bur
lington is visiting her sister. Mrs. o.
r. Luce.--Fergus a. Butler OF Danvers
Mass, and Garrit u. w. Clark of Sa
lem. Mass. are guests at the home, of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Bigelow.--Mrs.
George Simmons Of Hartford, Conn.
is visiting In stowe. Mrs. Frank j.
Robinson Of Malone, n. V. Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l., s. Bar
rows.-Mr and Mrs. Forrest T.. vii
kns were called to Waterbury Center
this week by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Dow.--Mrs. George S. Mar
shall gave a five hundred party Tues-
day evening to about 25-Mr. and Mrs
| Wills NJ Parsons were pivon a sur
prise party by about IS friends at their
home on West Hi Monday evening.
the 18th anniversary Of their marriage.
a couch. q set of farm measures and
other gifts were presented to Mr. and
Mrs. Parsons by l.. S. Rarrows In be i.
half of the CompanY.-Ahout 90 of
their relatives gave Dr. and Mrs. RI.
w. Barrows surprise five hundred
party Monday evening, tho 10Th ami
we ,.ft - ,,i,
residence on West branch has been
connected by tclcphone-Mrs. Gratia
Tomlinson has returned from visit
In Johneon.-W. r. Double of Derry,
y. H., was at Green Mountain Inn over
Sundar.-C. $. steele Of Burlington ia
a guest at Green Mountain Inn.
The Rev. william Shaw. super intcndcnt
of ST. Adams district, will preach at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning. The
Rev. q. S. Raspe will preach at Unity
| church at three o'clock Sunday after
noon.-There was series OF thunder
storms hero Tuesday night of unusual Sc
verify for the scason.-Niss Amy Adams
recently contributed III varieties Of wild
flowers to the library exhlbtion.-Squir-
rels are doing an unusual amount OF
damage among apple orchards. -The la
dies Of the Congregational Church Will
hold q sale OF useful and fancy articles,
plants. bulbs and candy at the Akeley
Memorial building Saturday afternoon
ard evening. supper will be served from
five to soven.-About % ladies' Of tho
Methodist Church and other friends at
tended a farewell party given at the
vestry Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
sylvia ponr The affair wa. n~ra u,red
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Rev q. Il. Gilbert of Middetown.
Conn. has been guest of his sister at
the Colonial since last week Tuesday.
and conducted the services al Grace
Church last Sunday.--Mr and Mrs r :.
Allis of Derby. Conn, are at their cottage
for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. smith of
Norwalk. Conn. are guests AZ The RAN
dolph House.-Mrs. w. {. Waldo of
Bethel is moving into n. l.. Bayden's
tenement. She has five children and she
comes here for the purpose Of educating
them.-The case OF Eugene L. Ballou vs.
Frank burke was tried before ", L.
Hebard last Saturday. The case grew
out of "A horse trade completed SUNDAY
The question tried was whether a trade
talked about Saturday and concluded
Sunday by an exchange Of horses was
void The court decided this trade void
and that the plaintiff recover his costs
and retain the horse repIevied.-Harold
Gaylord started for Burlington Tuesday
to enter the L. V. NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-29
MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Charleton of New
York and Miss Halle Kelton Of st. AL
bans visited in town last week.-Mrs..
Nellie Clapp Linsay ard son, Guy, OF
Winnipeg are spending a few days in town.
On their return Guy will enter McG!ll
University at Montreal-Charles Rauro-
gard of Grosvor Dale Conn, is visiting
at b. J. Lumbra s. Miss Ruth Good
speed has gone to Barton to work in Mrs
c. l.. Hutchins's millinery parlors John
o. BaNendale has returned to his stud
les at the /. V. M-Wm. Mari has re.
turned from Greenvillc. Me.-The Rev.
W, G. Mansfield attended the quarterly
Adventist conference At Iron. Hin, 4. l.,
last week, returning home on Monday
The l.. A. S. Of the Methodist Church
will serve dinner Wednesday at Mrs.
Charles Bakers.-Mr. and Mrs Mitchell
Bolt arc the parents of a son Miss
Dorothy Parker was in St h;.nns Mon
day evening whore she took part In an
entertainment given by home talent. -
Misses Alice Snodgrass and Glenna Libby
returned to school AT Enos5urg Falls
Monday.-Arthur Griswold has moved to
VIM. Dawney's tenement vacated by
Hardy Baker.-Mrs. -. q. Comstock has
returned to Barton after spending two
weeks In town.-Joseph Boiselle has rent
ed H. q ('opslppi,' borco