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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
WATERVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Hill were in Bur
Iington last week.-Fred Davis was In
Eden Friday and Saturday. Horace Ell
mis- Is stopping for few days with his
son. Homer at Elmore.--Mr. and Mrs
X. a. Jackson spent several days with
friends at Enosburg last week.--David
Smith has returned homo from Melrose
Mass. where he has been for several
Plumner Fletcher's farm up the branch
Mrs. w. T. Smile and son. Henry spent
the past week with relatives in Morris
ville.-Miss Emma Llngdell returned
home last week from Illinois, where she
has been for the past year.--Fred West
over of Illinois visited his nephew, Pearl
Langdell, last week-William Carlow has
moved from Swanton to the Tobin farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Divan of st. Adams
are spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Jerry Lanue.-Mrs Chauncey Tillot-
son and daughter, Mrs. Hodgkins. spent
the past week with Mrs. J. w. McCuen.
The following town officers were elect
ed Tuesday: Moderator, II. l.. Beard /.
town clerk, J. V. Stevens; selectmen, o.
G. Houghton, c. f. Russell and II. l..
Beard treasurer. NJ. II. Mann; overseer
of poor, r. A. Wiley; constable, u. D.
Cakes; listers, ". a. Jackson, Frank
Miller and r. c. Wells fence viewers
Auri Leach, Frank Miller aud G. b.
Maurice: auditors. A. l.. Lareway, Frank
Miller and Chester Austin; trustee OF
public money, T. II Shatttick: grand iur-
ors, Frank Miller, T. f. Potter and RY-
ron Lock; road commissioner. Edward
Leach; agent, II. A. Jackson: school
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GREENSBORO.

l.. A. Jackson. moderator; @. W. Curt
bertson. clerk and treasurer. A f. Jack
son. selecman for three years; A. G.
Chase, constable and collector; +. II. Du-
fur, school director for three years;
John Kendrtck road commissioner; q.
A. Porter, town grand jurour; voted TO
adopt the town reports voted to appro-
pirate $3 for @. A. X. Memorial day ap
propriate 500 for the library and 800 for
the unfinished highways, and voted a tax
OF 20 cents on the dollar to defray all
town expenses. Bertha Miller Was
the recipient OF post card shower from
her many friends Saturday.-Seven can
didates We're given the third and fourth
degrees at Caspian Lake Grange Thurs
day evenns.--Mrs. Mnbele Melvin fell
on the Ice Sunday evening and was quite
severely sprained.-W. r. Eastman of
Hooksill. n. Il, has been visiting in
town for few DAVIS
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

An interesting handicap match in
which Alec Mcleod who claims the
Scotch middleweight championship, was
10 throw young Gotch four time in an
hour. was held Saturday evening before
large audience in Dubois G. Gays hall.
Mcleod did not make good his guaran-
antee failing to throw Gotch even once
In the hour OF wrestling. Mcleod was
FAR the heavier of the two. In the pre-
limrar'es "Bill' Blanchard threw Frank
l'ashair two out of three falls and the
match between Frank Dewey and Jarvis
OF East Braintree was brought to sud
den ending because OF an injury to Jar
vis's head.A surprise party was ten
dcred Miss Ruth e. Wardner Saturday
on her 18th birthday A party of %
friends spent a very pleasant evening.
Refreshments were served and the young
host was presented with sgnet ring
A body writ served on Earl Powers
TUESDAY evening as he got off the train.
IT is alleged that he disposed of mort
ICED property belonging to Senator
George Flagg Of Brantree. valued at
about Sl3.-Frank Watson Of Windsor.
James Riley of Boston and Edward Smith
| of Lowell, Mass. were sentenced to
a
day after a hearing before Justice J. Il.
Adams. on "A charge of intoxication.--.
Young Gotch has accepted the def sent
him 10y Arthur Devine of Marlboro,
Mass The match is to be at catch
weights, Saturday evening ut Dubois 4
Gays hall
The result Of the March elections was
as follows moderator. Luther b. job son;
| town clerk, Eugene F. Briggs treasurer,
Alton NJ. Hubbard; overscer of poor,
Albert II. Beedle; constable, Daniel d.
Howe: collector OF taxes, Albert H. Bee
die: lister for three wears. George H.
Temple; auditors. Charles r. Granger,
John w. Fargo. Allen A. Priest: trustee
of public funds. T. A. Thomas; town
Grand Jurors. l.. j. Harrington. Daniel
ID. Howe, y. j. Frazier; rood commits
sioner, William S. Bryart; III r1ry trustee
for five years. +. a. Thomas; town agent,
H. \. Allen. It was voted to raise $500
for highway purposes, thus taking ad
vantage of State aid law. For library
purposes it was voted to raise $500 For
Memorial day 1t was voted to raise go
1t was voted to lay a tax of - cents on
the dollar for Indebtedness and current
expenses of the town school district. At
the town school meeting, Judge Dana II.
| Morse was elected moderator; school di-
| rector for three years. Walter a. Grit
! ford. 1t was voted to raise a tax Of SOC
| on the dollar for school purposes. Liquor
| license vote, yes lOi. no, 252 The question
| of building town hail was passed over
Miss Lucinda Howard. Miss E,rva How
ard. Thomas Howard. and Gerald A.
Stevens started yesterday morning for
| Twin Falls. Tdaho--Charles Hanlev has
| left for Vancouver. +. Cat the an
| nual ladies night of the Christian Broth
erhood Monday evening. the orator was
| the Rev. John O. Angel pastor of the
| Methodist church In Stowe and a former
! Randolph boy. The lecture was preceded
| by a banquet in the Bethany parish
! house. attended by about 90 people The
music han orchestra and the Grange
male duartette furnished music j. r.
| Adams president OF the brotherhood,
| presided
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Mrs. Hannah Phelps, widow Of the
late Jared Phelps, died Saturday morn
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Antoine Bush. She was Sc years of
age and a lifelong resident of this
town. She is survived by n daughter
and two sons.--Walter Lewis of For
estdale has taken position III the
clothing store of A. j. Gves.-Miss Su-
san Talbot is visiting in Bristol-Mlss
Nellie #. Briggs has gone to New
York for a weeks stay.--Thc Ladies'
Aid society met with Mrs +. L.
Averill Tuesday.-A Kings Daughters
work meeting WINS held with Mrs,
A. H. Langworthy Tuesday afternoon,
DR.. and Mrs. o. c. Baker of Franklin
street have announced the engagement
of their only daughter. Eva Frances, to
Joseph Perkins Shepard Of Fair Haven.
f. J. Rickert OF Bennington IL In town,
ca lied by the death of his mother.--Mrs
r. A. Slavery Of T1ttsNed, Mass. Is visit :
ing her son, c. h, Slavery. at the Brandon
Inn.-Edward Welch Is III with the grip,
Edward d. Blackwell is In Bristol-Mr
and Mrs, Albert o, Durgy leave to-day
for weeks stay IN New York city
Mrs. Margaret Allen and George Connors
left Monday for their home in Boston,
Mass.-Miss Cora Cameron of Rutland
is with her parents here.
The following town officers We're chosen
Tuesday: Moderator, +. II. harrington;
town clerk B. w. Jones; selsctmen, j. s.
Clark, w. B. Avery F. f. Chandler; road
commissioner, f. r. Rising; first consta-
BILE, W. G. Fletcher; second constable,
Charles De Garmo: listers, c. NJ. Wins
low, r. T. Cook, W. o. Ray; treasurer,
W. #. Scott; overseer of poor. L. f..
Nichols; town grand Juror, Frank w.
Williams; 800 was voted for the proper
observance of Memorial day, ana s2n for
| the Brandon free public library; tax of
$l,b5 was voted. The license vote was
as follows Votes cast, 5G2 yes. &S,
| no, 334'-H. r. c. Watson of New
York is spending few days at the Bran
don lnn.-Frank Pettee of Glens Falls,
NJ r. Is passing several days in town.
Carver Smalley, who has been III for sov-
eral weeks. died Tuesday at his home
In Forestdale, Mr. smalley was well
known In town and had held various
| town oihcers.-W. G. Scott of Barre has
been spending several days In town.-Al-
bert purSy has moved from the KNAPP
place on Carver street to his father
place on Rosster street.
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woLCoTT.

Mr., ana Mrs. Melvin Richardson we're
In Albany the first OF tho week.-Mrs..
Julia Mck!nstry went TO Burlington
Saturday to pass few days with her
daughter, who Is In the Mary Fletcher
Hospital Miss Carrie Poor passed sew
eral days In Hardu'.ck The last Of the
week. -Adelber. Ryan has moved from,
the Sabcns house at the mill into the Il.
c. judd house IN the VILLAGE He has
employment with the Morse company
Mat Parton is visiting IN Richford.-Cot-
tage prayer meeting viii be held al
George Cutters Tuesday evcning.-Fred
Cutler has vacated Wright Boardman's
farm house and will move 20 Worcester
Merton Shute OF Albany is the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. Melvin Richardson.
Mrs. II. &. Judd was in Morrisville the
last of the week attending the rev'va
meetings In the Pentacastal Church
Florence King has returned from North
Montpelier.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The fourth entertainment in the lee
ture course was given Friday evening by
Iiendrickson and Rosani. magician and
juggler to a fun house. The last number
in the course comes next Thursday eve
ming 10y the Italian Boys.-Mr and Mrs.
NJ. W. Hyde entertained the Whist club
last Week Wednesday EVENING". II.
Morrill, was IN Burlington last week at
tending an educational meeting.-Georee
Eoudro has finished work for n. l.. Boy
den and Frank Bernashi has taken his
place,--Miss Martha Gilbert went to St.
Adams Thursday to assist in the care of
Connie David. who Is sick with the ty
phoid fevcr.--Miss Lorinda Brown has
been entertaining a friend from the
Westsield, Mass. Normal school.
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LOWELL.

MI and Mrs. NJ. J. Pudvah are the pa
rents OF son born Feb 23-Julius Deb
lois had the misfortune to dislocate the
knee joint and strain the ligaments Of his
leg last Tuesday.-A purse of $3.50 was
presented to =. II, Brahauer Friday eve
ming 10y his neighbors and friends the
occasion being the 42nd anniversary of
his birth-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph La
Frank were called to Mont gOmery So tur-
day to attend the funeral OF a relative
l.. j. Ingalls, hns had his pension in
creased to $50. per month, by a special
bill introduced by Senator w. =. Dilling-
hama daughter was born Feb. q, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Terriault.-J. s.
Brahana was in Durham T. O. last week
on business.-Miss Linnie Newton of
Brownington isc visiting in town.-Mrs.
Della LaClair is In Baston, Mass, this
week
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BENSON.

Tile revival meetings of the Methodist
Episcopal Church were badly handicap
ped last week and the week before. by
the severe weather and bad roads and
Dr. Washburn, the pastor, has suspend
ed revival work for the prescnt-The
Congregational people, who have wor-
shipped at the chapel for the past four
weeks are expecting to get into their
church next Sunday. the furnace having
been located in new place.-B. II, Bias
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II. w Bresce has purchased ~ ,b, 90.
tate or Lyman j. Kelsey the so-callod
aSc""e house AT Lake punmore, includ-
ing the picnic house and boats, and is
10 take possession April Misses Mary
and Nellie Evans who have been in town
ou account of the illness of their mother.
have returned to New York city.-rhe
Young Ladies Bridge Whist club will ho
entertained this evening by Miss Alice
H. Aim Mrs George Connors. who has
been 4pouding the past week In town.
has returned to Boston.
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l.. Thomas to the Cady place In thts
village w. Lohler to the Wills place,
purchased by him Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie
Ross have moved to Underhill, c. Horner
into the Scott block and James Stafford
into the Wallace house which he recently
purchased. Miss Reba Gray was In Bur-
ington Fridny.-fI. n. Gray has returned
from Burlington, where he mas been on
jury for nearly week The W. II. NJ. s.
held a very successful fair at the Amer
lean House hall February 20 and 2S, rea-
lizing about $50.
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WESTFIELD,

Miss Ella Grace Miller has been very
sick for few days but Is now better
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Gilpin and Mr. and
Mrs John Watkins went Friday to Barn
ston, Can, to visit relatives until Mon
day.-The Rev NJ. W. Farman expects
to preach In Coventry next Sunday for
the Rev. MIR, Bole,-Mrs Bernice Chand-
Ter OF St Johnsbury visited her sister
Mrs. D. G, Woodwork. last week. The
hard rains of Saturday night and Sun
day reduced the snow more than foot
The roads are considerably higher thar
the snow at the sides, being hard pack
ed by the roller and not melting readily
and unless they are scraped or plowed Il
will be impossible to draw logs on them
About million and a half feet of logs
have been drawn to Woodworth's mil
this winter.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Misses Marjorie Newton and Della
Briggs Of Peoples academy, Morrisville,
are spending the Easter vacation at
home.--Mr. ana Mrs. Conroy I.eavens
have returned to Hardwick after spending
q short time at J.. Leavens s,--Dr G. II,
Newton was a visitor In Burlington Mon
day. He accompanied DIR. Emery, who is
In n critical confederation Learned, a
resident of the farm of T.. j. Gates In
this village for so years. has taken pos
session of the harrington farm pulchas-
ed by him and Rex and Earl Gates will
carry on the Gates farm. having engaged
the services Of Mr.. ana Mrs Thomas
Ross,-Miss Pearl Smith returned to
South Burlington l'riday.-Rollo jackson
has taken possession of the Wires farm
L. Weston has moved to Charles Parsons
farm, H. Bennett to the Bickford place
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JOHNSON.

o. II. Wilson: clerk and treas
urer, w. f. Tracy; selectmen c, y. Far
rington, NJ. r. Cunningham and n. A.
Waterman: listers. Charles Gates
e. p Grow and II, NJ. Max
field; road commissioner +. +
Davis; auditors, c. A. Riddle. C.
+. Hayford, and V. A. Obcr; school d.
rectors, NJ s. Hiil. w. IL. Nye and J. f.
Foster tax 81 Is cents on the dollar; H.
cense vote, yes II, no lis
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EDEN.

Mrs. G. X. Kinds is very il.-A. e.
Sargent is suffering with n broken bone
in his leg below the knec-Franl, Nor
gan has lost valua bic horse.-Mrs.
O'Brien Is very low. Mrs. Eliza Crocker
has been helping to care for her,-The
thaw has put a stop to hauling of logs.
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com OF Whitehall has been here the pas,
week visiting his brother, w. S. Bas.
com,
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delivered an address in the Congrega-
tlonnl Church Friday nfternoon'-'M' ..
Blair has purchased the home place or
the late Mary A. Blhins.--A letter from
Charles Clough. who went to California
In August. states that he Is well anu
pleasantly located and has position
handling freight shipments HIS aged
grandmother. widow Of the late Chandler
Bailey, left here last week on her way
there.-Word has been received that col
ored assistant Cook who received Intern
al Injuries on the express train Mt the
time Of tho West Burke wreck several
days ago, has died at tho Montreal hos
pital where he was taken. Three part
les from this place were on the train.
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DERBY

Tho Rev. Mr.. Anderson is very sick
with Rheumatic fever--Mrs. Jane Nignea Il
Is very dangerously III with pneumonia.
The willing Workers met last Friday
afternoon with Nate Wallace.-Mattie
Anis has inflammatory rheumatism.-At
the union meeting Sunday evening at the
Congregational Church, the Rev Mr..
Holman of the Baptist Church preached
the sermon-Mr. Anterior, who has car
ried on the Alonzo Bates farm some
years. has moved to Greensboro. Leslie
Heath is about to move his family TO
orleans. whore he has employment with
Taplin g. Rowel.--Dr Aldrich accompan-
led Samuel Naylor to the hospital In st.
Johnsbury last week. where he underwent
an operation for hemorrhage OF the
bowels.A good number OF the members
OF the Ladies Circle and the Christian
Endeavor society met Miss Price at the
Congregational parsonage las, Friday
evening and enjoyed her lecture very
much Peckham OF Boston. Mass,
spoke in the Baptist Church Sunday
morning In the interest Of missions of that
society.
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NORTH TROY.

Miss Rachel Hammond Is il.--Pres
John NJ. Thomas OF Middlebury College
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GOODS FOLLOWED
HIM AROUND WORLD
Fairfield Man Does Not Like Idea Of
Having to Pay Duty on Goods
Received Here.

Should man pay duty on goods
manufactured in America and deliy-
cred to him in America This ques-
ton presented itself TO Surveyor OF
Customs Junk of Burlington in a let
ter received from Dr.. Graham Lee OF
Fairfield.
Or. Lee. while In Korea, ordered
some clothing from Minneapolis
firm. The firm was slow in shipping
and before the goods arrived the doc
tor had returned 10 America The
goods, however, went 10 Korea and
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GELS post. 4 duty OF s..0G was as
sessed at San Francisco, the port Of
entry. DR.. Lee wishes to recover the
amount OF duty he paid. The Doctors
clothes had chased him around the
world.
The case has been referred to the
San Francisco authorities, as the
goods were assessed al that port in
stead Of allowed to go through to Bur-
lington. II is likely that the doctor
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