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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-03
L.AM0ILLE
JOHNSON.

Mrs Mary Andrews. wife of the late
Sumner A. Andrews. died Monday morn
ing. she had shock last Thursday. The
funeral will be held this afternoon -
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Drown are visiting
their son. Carol. in Walling ford. LEM
uel r. Grow is visiting his brother In
BrushtUn. He will go to New York from
therc.-The o. L. S. held a regular meet
ing Friday night at which time the dis
trot deputies made their official visit
Parker and Stearn's mill was shut down
last week on account Of the main shaft
breaking.--A. Miller spent Sunday with
his family in Burlington-Joseph Odell,
who has the pneumonia, Is improving
Master Everett Leslie has pneumonia -
5. a. Griswold took a two horse load Of
people to Waterville Saturday to attend
the Pentacostal mecting.-rhc High
school took Il straw ride to stowe last
Friday niGht.-The Jubilee singers had 1t
good house Monday night. they came in
the interest of the high school.
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ST. ALBANS.

Miss Eliza Whittemore of Rublee street
died Saturday morning after an Illness
of several months duration. Miss Whit
temore was 81 years old and was the
| second daughter OF John and Atuna
(l<ingsbury) Whittemore of st. Adams
town, and she had always made St. AL
bans her home. There is one
surviving member OF her immediate fam
lily, Mrs. $. S. Clark of this city, but
she also leaves II niece, Mrs. Albert II.
Rulee, who has always lived with her
aunt. Miss whittemore had been MEM
Der of the Congregational Church for
sc years. the longest time OF any with
one exception, Deacon r. NJ. Stevens.
The funeral WIS held AZ ;hc house
tuesday afternoon AT Two ocloch, Ca
Rev. w. Parkyn jackson officiating.
street cemetery.
The body Of Miss Annie Maloney, who
died at the Fanny Allen hospital Friday
was brought to the homo of her BROTH
er, Fred Maloney of Mason street, Sat
81 MarN's Church Monday morning at
"roay ana the funeral was held at
nine o'clock. Miss Maloney was SO years
old and Is survived by three sisters and
three brothers.
Inc total taxes abated by the board OF
civil authority was sl16S.5s, divided as
follows by years; 1902 sll 80; 1903. $751;. 80;
1903 ,speciaD, so. 20; 1904 sl445; 1905. $40 97
1885, $so.3z 1901 $7G.5o; 1893, slN.is; 1853.
1908. -.
w. G. c. Meehan. who was for MANY
years station master in this city. has
been appointed general superintendent of
tie mountain division of the Grand
Trunk Pacific with Headquarters at
Prince Rupert. Mrs Meehan who has
been in this city most Of the time since
her husband was in Winnipeg. has Joined
him In Prince Rupert.
Word was received Tuesday OF the
death Of Michael Prior Of Chicago, son
OF Mrs. Thomas Prior Of this city.
which occurred Monday. Mr. Prior en-
tered the employ ot the Pullman Car
Go. 30 years ago and at the time Of
il death was n superintendent of the
children and five brothers ana one
sister j. 8 Prior Of Burlington, Iowa
J.. H. Prior Of Burlington. Vt, +. H.
and c. y. Prior of This city. w. A.
Prior Of Springfield. Mass. and Mrs
II. j. Mullen of Burlington, +. H.
Prior of this city and j. S. Prior Of
burlington left Tuesday for Chicago
to attend the funeral which will take
place this morning
Clarence .Rillado of Enoshurg Falls and
Miss Ruth Cleveland Of this city were
married in tnosburg Falls Monday by
the Rev. William Shaw.
Aubrey e. Mitchell will leave Saturday
for Niagara Falls, n. Y. where he has
a position with the McGuiguan CONSTITUTE
ton company.
The water in the city reservoirs at Fair
fax continues to rise and all fear of a
famine is at an end There are 10 feet,
seven inches in the lower reservoir and
IL feet in the upper one
Mir and Mrs. W. II. Anderson are both
confined to the house by illness.
Ainsee Lawrence left last night for
Denver, Colo. where his brother Homer
Lawrence. who went to Denver in the
fail, Is Ill WI typhoid fever.
Mrs. \. Allen Goodspeed has returned
from Boston, where she was called by
the death of her father, George w.
Champion.
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GRAND ISLE
SOUTH HERO.

Captain Edwin Rockwell of the steam
er Chateaugay is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Susan Irish of Burlington is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. u. y. Wads-
worth. The district meeting Of the Ma
sons Of Grand Isle county, was held at
the Masonic hall In South Hero Monday,
Jan. g. afternoon and evening. About -
were present. including several from
Burlington.-Pet Trovlle, who has
been II from pneumonia, is in n critical
conditon.--Shir EIutchins, who has been
a student Mt VI. L. a. this year, was
called to his home in aBrton last Mon
day by the illness of his father, G. g.
Hutchins. --The Junior Endeavor society
are to give an entertainment at the con-
gregational C..urch saturday evening,
TTpb Ia
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Ducharmc have
vacated the Porter tenement and gone
to EnosourC I'alis--Jerry Newell has
vacated the Nelson and Hall company
tenement on the South road and moved
20 East Berkshre.-J. A. Menari who
was formerly in the meat business here,
has bought a farm In Bakersfield and
moved there.--Carl r. Barnard had the
misfortune to hurt one eve quite badly
~ n knot flying from p saw q. J. 6.
hutchins tub factory. William Gilman
has returned from Burlington. where he
has been to .he Mary Fletcher hospital.
H. c. Baker was In Lowell Tuesday
Meade Benolt has mored into George
Lucias's house Edward Vadney has
moved to East Franklin.-John Barnard
has gone TO Lowell. whore he has jol
with tho j. II. SIlsby Co.-The annual
meeti-g OF the teachers Of the Mont
eomeiy and Richford union will be held
In the high school building at Richford
village Friday. Miss Hida Page Of the
East hin school In this town will deliver
2 narer on Rural School Problems"
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WOLCOTT.

Fl. w. Paddleford and William Serb
rer returned from the Holden hospita
Hardwick, Friday night Mr.. Paddleford
underwent an operation for appendicitis
and Mr.. Scribner had pneumona.-Jos-
eph Poor returned from the diary school
and week a, the agricultural school
the last of the week.-Frank Potter has
sold the farm he bought of NJ. j. Leach
to Its former owner. He contemplates &c.
ing West.-News has been received o.
the birth Of a son. Bishop Edward, to
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lawrence of Hard.
wick. Mrs. Lawrence will be remembered
as Miss Golde Bshop.-Albert Premc
has moved from Elmore to ]. S SEQ.
fields house at the village.-Louis Jones
has returned to Providence, r. I.--There
was social dance at the town hall Fri
day night.-The comet was visible only
three or four nights on account of the
cloudy weather
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SWANTON CENTER

Esther, the 13-year-old daughter of
Mr.. ard Mrs. \. p. Royce. has recovered
from critical illness with MALIGNANT
diphtheria, and the quarantine was
raised Jan 2S.-Doris Catlin has rccov-
cred from the grip and returned to her
studies in the graded school at SWanton.
-Orrin Bliss of Skeels Corner went into
Montreal last week for an X-raN EXAM
nation of one knee, which was seriously
injured in runaway accident last
Thanks giving day.-Mr. and Mr.. VIII
liam CastaW of the west road We're
given a surprise reception last Friday
night. About 80 We're in attendance ana
a pleasant evening was passed. \ purse
of over $50 was given the host and host
ess, who are soon TO move to their farm
in Watervilc
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RICHFORD.

juries to his head and face Sunday when
in jumping from team that he thought
was running away he allghtcd on his
head He was unconscious for some
time. The team did not run away.
Ieman A. Miller, assistant in the office
Of the American Express company here.
has been promoted to position I'm the
office of the superintendent at Bellows
Falls and went there Tuesday morning.
Fred Sargent takes Mr. M!ller's place ON
the delivery WAGON hove
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WESTFORD.

Rebecca Hamlin Macomber widow OF
s. II. Macomber, who died last THURSDAY
night died Tuesday at midnight Mrs.
Macomher had been in poor health for
several years and the shock of her hus-
bands's death was too much for her en-
feebed constitution. Mrs. Macomber was
born in Middlebury about 70 years ago
and '7as married to Mr. Macomber I'm
My, 1851 and all their married life had
been spent In this town. Mrs. Macom-
Der was woman OF slngularly happy
and cheerful disposition which endeared
her to all who knew her. She was a
member of the congregational Church for
many years. The funeral will be held
thursday at one o'clock at the house.
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

f'' L. oiaHln returned saturday from
SIX weeks TRIP 10 florida ana the SOUTH
erh S'ates.-Saturday evening Glenn
brewster succeeded In throwing Leslie
bartlett OF Claremont n. H.. in
"rcsuihg natch az grange hall. Young
"o relereeo-Miss Wiilfred CHADWICK
competed her duties at the ONCE or John
H. DuoolS MONDAY. her position Will
De taken by MIS- lnez' Sesar'-Arthur j.
ossoou went 10 beiiows faiis MONDAY.
ouhs 'otch returned MONDAY from
"Trip 10 bellows rms he IL ehdeavoring
10 get wrestling match mere with BOD
"oi1erV'He'-ihe case or Haoo'oy Lane
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JEFFERs ONVILLE.

Ralph Hebb and Miss Charlotte Jaques
both Of this place, were married at the
parsonage January 27 by the Rev. II. f.
Harmed Miss Lucy Provost has gone to
Barre where she has cmployment.-A
foot of snow fell here Saturday night
The Rev H. e. Harmed was called to
Rochester. \. Y. Friday night by the Ill
ness of Mrs. Harmed. In his absence
Sunday n sermon was read by Mrs
Frank Blaisdell.-The funeral Of James
T., Reynolds, who was soldier In the
civil War was largely attended at the
congregational church Thursday, the
Rev, II. T.. Harmed officiating. Warner
Lodge. No so. f. and A. NJ, and the q.
A. r., OF which Mr.. Reynolds was a
member. attended in body. A male
quartette. composed of II. Il. Thomas,
II. y. Raymore, I. NJ Powell and w. G.
Lease rendered several selections. The
burial was In the family lot In the Jeffer-
sonvillc cemetery, where the impressive
services of the Masonic order were held.
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FRANKLIN
FRANKLIN.

The funeral cf Mrs. Henry Johnson
vas held at the house Wednesday at 10
o'clock, the Rev. G. c. Westcot Off
stating. REV. f. w. Day and r j.
Gates represented the Congregational
Church at the meeting In Alburg We'd
aesday, called to organize church
lhere.-A. II. Gates has sold his farm to
N. w. Mullen. taking their place here
In the village as part payment.-Miss
Margaret Hopkins has finished work in
The telephone central and Miss Nellie
smith has taken the position
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Mary Wheeler has returned to the
Bellows Free Academy to take up her
work as teacher again-Miss Mcneil of
Middlcbury Academy is the guest of her
siste--, teachers at the Bellows Free
Academy.-Mrs. w. Holoroo is
spending n few days with Mrs. Hiram
Bevlns of Miton.-Members OF Lamoille
Lodge f. & A. NJ. attended the district
meeting at St Adams January 2th.-Mrs.
j. II. Rusgles and Mrs. Leon Tabor werc
in ST. Adams February MIR Tinker
Is confined to the house by sickness.
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MONTGOMERY.

There was Il sociahle Wednesday, even
ing a. Delton Sweets under the auspices
Of tho Epworth League Mir and Mrs. c.
g. Kittrelce have returned to Hardwick
after visiting relatives IN town-Mr.
Emily Adams has come to . William
Hurlburts for an extended stay. -Ms.
Mary Patterson Of Magog Is ASSISTING
her brother George Patterson. in thu
hotel.-Mrs. Fred G. HurbJit Of st. Al.
bans is visiting at William fIurlburts'-
The regular meeting of the " H. VI. s.
vii be held Wednesday with Mrs Mans
fleld.-Rev. William Shaw of Enoshurg
Falls will give an address at village hal.
Friday evening, FEB. 1l.-Fay Brook.
has gone to Maine to work
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GRAND ISLE.

The oyster supper held in tho church
Wednesday evening WINS we'll attended
and nettcd about s75.-The Ladies' Ala
will meet with Rev. Nh. Allen ut the
parsonage Feb. 10. for dinner.-Mlss Bcs-
sic Allen is caring for Or. Branchs fam
ily who are all ill-Mss Edith Peck has
closed hcr school for n few DAYS on &C.
count Of illness. Malon Macomber son
of BENJAMIN and Hannah Mcekor Ma
comhcr died Jan. q. after a brief illncss.
The irterment was in the Friends bury
inE ground Saturday afternoon
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. o, l., Barnard and II. h. Cor
liss attended the funeral of Frank Hath
away at st. Adams Bay, Tuesday
Rev. William Shaw of Enosburg Falls
preached at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Friday evening after which he
organized n mems Sunday school class
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Percy and daughter
Of Bedford. Que, visited in town Satur-
day and Sunday.--Mrs Rachel Arm
strong returned home Monday from a
few weeks visit in Enosburg Falls
Miss Ellen Wagner of Enosburg Falls
was n guest OF Miss Anna Stanley over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Draper re-
turned home Tuesday from their we'd
ding trip to Boston.--Fourteen members
of Martha Washington Chapter, o. f.
g.. visited Maple Leaf Chapter at Free
lighsburg. Que. Monday night.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Graves returned from Middlebury
Friday.-Rev. Mr. Gilbert of New York
was a guest at Camp Rich over Sunday
Asa Randall OF Richmond is to occupy
he new house being built by Mr.. Graves
Milton, West Milton, Georgia Cam
bridge and Burlington We're represented
At the oyster supper at David Il. Beans
Friday night. One hundred ana forty were
present s292i We're realized, 500 being
, present from a friend.
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FLETCHER.

The auditors met at the town house
Feb. to audit the town accounts.-I.
r. Weston Of Cambridge has rented c.
Il. Parsons farm and will take possess
sion March I. Mr.. Parsons will move to
his residence at Blnghaniville.-U. A.
Boomhowcr. who is seriously ill., remains
about the same.-II. A. jackson of wat
ervile was in town Monday.-Scott Irish
has recovered from his recent illness
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UNDERHIL.L.

Miss Ella Ellsworth, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia at the home
OF Bert Blakey is recovering Her
mother who has been here CARING
Tor ner. has returned to FairfaX.--
MIS-. Ira Thorpe, who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital two weeks ago for
an operation, is gaining.--Oscar Davis
Ias purchased the Clairy farm on
CilleN hill.-Dayton Clark visited his
brother. II. n. Clark. the past week.
Mrs. w. c. Jackson of Jericho visited
lher mother, Mrs. NJ. G. Hale. Tues
day-R. II. Metcalf and Clifton Eir-
lN went to Richmond Tuesday
Sturtevant is canvassing in the south
part of the state for the New Engla mi
liomestead.--Mrs. f. S. Whitcomb of
burlington was visitor in town last
week.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Carl Pember of Woodstock was here
Monday.--C. l. Boyden and F. S. Brock
entertained the Bridge Whist club las,
Monday evening.-Mrs A. W. Osgood'i
horse was kicked by another horse laSi
week and its leg was broken so that il
had to be kiled.--Miss Florence Price
talked on missions Mt the Young People,
meeting last Sunday evenng.-The Lit
erary society was entertained at Mrs
Holdens Friday evening.
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pupils in Essex Junctnon Friday even
ing.-The young son, OF James Sturte-
want is Ills. c. Lee is out after a
weeks confinement to his room.--Mr
ana Mrs. Carl Nay of Burlington are
expected TO spend Sunday with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Brown -1rv-
ing Nealey is recovering from his SER
iOlls Illness
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WEST MILTON.

Luther +. Herrick Is seriously ili--F
IL. Blake has been down from st. Adams
Tor several days the past week-The
l.amoille river has again frozen over
after being open for more than a week
Fishing for perch through the ice at
the lake is one Of the favoritc pastimes.
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BEAVER.

Mrs Cyrus Leach died Monday noon.
aged about So years The funeral will be
held at the home OF Hobart Leach Fri
OF sWanton returned to her home Tues
uaN evening Mrs. c. b. Strait IL at
O. G orton's for few days.
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WESTFIELD.

Emery s Miller died at his home quite
suddenly Jan. - after several months
Illness. He was born here April 30, 1852.
and lived here nearly all his life HI
was the last OF q family Of SIX children
His nearest relatives were three nieces
and one nephew who lived IN his hous,
since the death OF Mr.. Miller's second
wife four years ago. The funeral wal
held In the congregational Church Thurs
day and was well attended. Friday the
funeral Of Walter. -year-old son OF
Stephen Powers OF Newport was he,t
in the Congregational Church. the Rev
j. L. Bowman officiating The villag,
schools attended in a Oody.-William Ben
ware went to Manchester y. H Thurs
day to obtain employment,-Mi Eva
Gllpin went to Boston Thursday and
after a few days visit she expects to 60
to Southern Pines. y. c.. TO remain ill
April.-Tuesday afternoon as Mrs. Bert
Percy was hurrying home from down
street she slipped on the Ice and fell
breaking her left leg between the kne,
and ankle. one bone once and the othei
In two places.--Mr. and Mrs. II, O. Mill
er are expected home the last OF the weel
from visit to their sons in Boston an'
fonkers, and friends In Lowell an,
Springfield, Mass and Providence. r. l.
DERBY
Mass was held III the town hall las
Sunday by a priest from Newport
Lewis Arlis has gone to Canada to wor'
for his uncle for seven months. Ray
Henley Is ill.-Emera Strawn has finish
ed work for w. N. Hopkinson.-Mrs.
Lafountaine Is very sick with bronchitis.
Samuel Naylon's little son Is very sick
Henry Davids little son Is Threatened
with typhoid pneumonia--A union meet
ing of the three societies In this village
was held in the Baptist Church last Sum
day evening, Rev, Mr., Gordon preached.
There was roll call and supper In
the Methodist Episcopal vestry Friday
evening Rev, Mr.. Lewis. presiding elder
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DERBY

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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31
DRUGGIST HAS BEEN HALF
CENTURY IN BUSINESS

Yankton, March 26.-Circuit court is
again in adjourned session here. An in
teresting case now on trial is one In
which Senator Robert ]. Gamble Is the
plaintiff. The case is being heard be-
fore Judge Frank b. Smith, Of the
Mitchell circuit. Judge Robert B.
Trip, of this circuit, was himself on
the witness stand yesterday. DR.. Gil
bert d. Loffler, formerly Of Yankton.
now of Sioux Falls, Is the defendant,
the case growing out of land deal.
F. A. Brecht. Yankton's pioneer drug
gist, is celebrating his 50th anniversary
in the trade. begun so years ago in
Dresden, Germany. For over 40 years
DR.. Brecht has followed his business In
this city, and claims to be the oldest
druggist in the two Dakotas, in the
matter of long continuous and exclu-
sive service in the drug trade.
A. H. Hansen, r. ]. Swanson and R.
L. Wilson have been chosen to repre-
sent Yankton in a debate here next
month with Mitchell college. A second
team, to debate with Brookings at that
place, was also chosen-L. w. Robin
son, r. L. Nordness and H. A. Robin
son.
At a mass meeting of citizens here
committee of II leading business men
was appointed to confer with citizens
and to report ticket for this city's
first commission, to be elected April Is
next A second meeting will be held
at which this committee will report.
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RIVER BOOSTERS TO
GATHER AT PIERRE

Pierre, s. D.. March 3o--The pro-
gram for the Missouri river meeting
In this city next Wednesday and
Thursday of next week has been prac-
tically arranged. The principal speak
ers will be John L. Mathews, OF st.
Louis. secretary treasurer Of the Mis-
souri, River Navigation company; VIII
A. Campbell, Of Omaha, secretary
treasurer Of the Missouri Navigation
congress; Captain Isaac p. Baker, of
Bismarck, q veteran OF Missouri river
transportation, and Joseph Mills Han
son, the Yankton author, who has
grown up on the Missouri.
Governor Vessey will deliver the ad-
dress Of welcome. Doane Robinson. c.
e. DeLand, Colonel p. F. Mcclure. and
State Engineer Lea will also have
places on the programs.
Messrs. Taylor and Kirk, Of st. Paul.
will be here to make an exhibit OF
Ignite coal briquets and 8. M. How.
ard, Of Gettysburg, will make an actual
demonstration Of what his new method
Of navigation Of shallow streams will
do. This feature will be Of more than
passing interest, for the reason that II
his theory proves correct II will de-
velop at once practical methods OF
navigation on a much shallower chan
mel than is generally considered neces-
sary for river trafiic. and give greater
speed to the movement OF freight.
The business men Of this city have
entered upon q determined campaign
for the development OF the Missouri
not only as a freight carrier, but as Q
source OF power as well, as while II
is looked upon as q campaign of sew
eral years, they intend to push the
matter at every opportunity and feel
certain Of ultimate success.
The meeting Of next week has for its
purpose the beginning Of movement
to be state wide.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
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