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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
WEALTHY GIRL ENDS LIFE

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-"Well. | have
done it," was the explanation today
of Miss Jessie Spiller, daughter of a
wealthy retired Brooklyn manufaetur-
er, as she returned to the parlor aIteI
= moments absence and fell uncon-
scious at the feet of a caller in her
fathers home. Within an hour she
was dead from poison.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
BOSTON

BOSTON, Feb. 4.-six cars sold; showing;
market unchanged. Naveis-Violet. d. M :,
Monrovia, $40; Lily, O. C. Corona, 81 so;
Gamma, S. b. Yerkes Spur, S2'65; Priscilla
S b. Highland. $40; Orchard or, Nat
o. Co So 40; Gamma. S. B. Yerkes Spur
81 60; Crocus same, So; Coral, same, 80;
John Alden. s. b. Highland $2.20; Stand
ard, sd, National o. Co. S2.7o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
BURGLARS SURPRISED, ESCAPE

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.--Three
Burglars were surprised at an early
hour today as they were preparing TO
blow the safe of a wholesale grocery
establishment. and although a patrol
man fired several shots at them they
escaped without securing any booty.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Feb. 4.--Four cars navels,
car lemons sold; prices low account of
quality and condition; unchanged on lemons;
weather favorable. Navels--Swan, Riv. Elk,
Riv. S13O; Iris, d. NJ. Duarte SO 35; Jas
mine, same, 81 90; King. s. A. EX 81. 90;
Vioiet, d. NJ. Duarte, s2.25; Cluster, S. A
Elk. S1.55. Lemons-Whittier, So 20; Pieo,
$40
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-Cool; market is
steady; cars Floridas. cars navels, car
lemons sold Brights, $3.50 to s2.l5; Russets,
s160 to s195. Navels--Hawk, S A. Elk.
81 10; Cluster same, 81. S0-l SO. Lemons
Partridge, or, C. C. U. $3.50; Ell Toro' sd,
same, $2.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
PTrTSBURG

PITTSBURG. Feb. 4.-Four cars sold;
steady on navels; cars Floridas sold, S1.So,
average higher Floridas; cool. clear. Navels
owl, o. *. Elk. 94c; Riverside Orange
Riv, Elk. Riv 81 25; Pond Lily Riv. EX
Pachappa, 81 40; Swan, Riv. Elk. Riv. 81 20;
Cluster, S. y. Elk. S1.35.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
JURY SECURED TO TRY INDIAN

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. A jury
was. secured today in the case of James
Donnelly, the half-breed indian on
trial in the United states court
charged with the murder of Chicka-
saw. another Indian, ON the Hoopa val
ley reservation
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

% NEW YORK, Feb, stopper, dull; Q
q, standard spot and alk deliveries, SI3@ g
., 1890 Lead. easy spot. Si6'E@f.7shs. 9
% silver, 81 1-4e. @
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FINISHES WELL NO. q

KERN RIVER, Feb 4.-The Ohio
Valley Petroleum company has finished
well No. with production Of fifty
barrels
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
TETON COMPLETES WELL

KERN RIVER, Feb. 4.-The TETON
has finished well No. 8, which is doing
sixty barrels.
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OTHER DISTRICTS
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

snecial ryice to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son. PIP West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
BOSTON, Feb. 4.-The Boston market was
little steadler today, with scattered buying
demand for some Of the better stocks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
BOSTON CURB
BOSTON. Feb. 4--Following were the clos
Dg ouotations.

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
NEW YORK CURB

special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son, 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4-Followng were the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
SALT LAKE MINES

Special service to Tho Herald by ]. c. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles. mem
ber stock and bond exchange of San Francisco
and eastern exchanges.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05

CROWN OIL CO., 62O-692 Laughlin
Bldg, Los Angeles.
Geutlemen-Reserve for me. ...........
shares of the CROWN OIL CO.. at &c
per share until / investigate fully. send
me printed matter.
Name ..................
Address ......... '.'.-''' ''.Nn(
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.-Consolidated was
fairly steady at yesterdays figures OF $i.2o,
Florence was weak and sold at S2811a. JUMBO
Extension and Atlanta were the only two hard
sDots In the list for the former IS cents was
bid and for the latter 10. The Jumbo EXten-
sion Mining company OF Goldheld reports hay
ing had a balance Of S775I2.94 on hand De-
cember 81, 1902 . .
The Tonopahs were weak. Belmont sold off
10 points, Montana g. and Jim Butler /.
Following were the closing quotations;
n, mrs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
News OF the Mines and Oil Fields
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by l. A.
Crisler & Co. members Los Angeles stock eX-
change 200-201 l, w. Hellman building Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 4.-Tollowing were
the closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
LOOK

From an oil publica-
tion we take the fol-
lowing figures:
S25O.00 invested in
stock of the New York
Oil company has since
been worth SIO,O00.00.
S250.00 bought $500
shares of Lucille Oil
company stock. 1t is
today worth $4,000.
S250.O0 invested In
Home Oil company has
since had u value of
s1OO,009.00.
S25O.OO invested in
Alcalde Oil would since
have brought $4,000.
S25O.OO invested in
stock of the Central Oil
company grew to be
worth $45, 100000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mcsscr of Barre
eamc Sunday to visit with Or. and Mrs.
Francis A. Eaton.-Miss Sarah A. Che
del has returned to Franklin Falls. y.
IT,, after several weeks at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
thedel.-Miss Jetta A. Rogers returned
Sunday from Roxhury.-M Mrs. Henry 4.
Leonard entertained the Randolph Wom-
rms Literary club Saturday afternoon.
All the stores closed here Saturday aft
ernoon.-Glen Webster of this place and
Henry Young. formerly of New York,
but now OF Brookield. will wrestle in
Brookield town hall this evening.
Miss Louise Mazzolini of Barre
came Saturday to spend a few days with
her p%arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mazzo-
lini.-Smith Ballard Of Montpelier visited
John II. Dubois Saturday.--The newly
appointed pastor. the Rev. j. Wallace
(.csbro Of South Paris, Me. preached
his first sermon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holman are the
parents Of a 10 pound boy born yesterday
OF the sanatorium.-Jaines b. McMurphy
LETT for Springfield yesterday to visit rela
tives.-Clyde Smith. Fred Fisk. James
Fullam. William r. Hyzer. Fortress
Fullam and Frank Jones returned to Uni
v%ersitv of Vermont, Burlington, yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence S. Booth and Mrs. Mer-
tll Campbell returned yesterday from
Plainfeld .-Clarence Frink has returned
10 burlington after a two weeks visit
hcrc.-Miss Mary f. Pewksbury left
tuesday for Boston College.-Edward
Eault returned TO Dartmouth Yesterday.
James Rand has returned to Norwich,
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services were held Tuesday; interrnent
In the Warren cem~etery.-Fire broke
out in the residence of c. y. JosIin early
Saturday morning. caused by n burn
Ing chimney. owing to timely aid the
flames were e%xtingulshed before any
great damage was done.-Henry Belts
has purchased OF r. p. Chase his print
ing outht.-Mrs. Mary Berry went Fri
day to spcnd the winter with her son.
G.. J. Berry, in Montpelier.--Master Clay
ton Berry visited relatives in Montpelier
the last of the wcek.-A daughter was
horn TO Mr.. and Mrs. ~. n. Moriarlty,
December IA Joint installation OF the
officers OF Valley Lodge and Maple Re
hekah Lodge will be held Tuesday eve
ming, january 1.-THE Rev. Guy Craw-
! ford of Morctown will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal Church next Sun
day morning IN exchange With thhe pas
| to-, TIE Roy. r. ". Roberts.-Cards have
been received announcing the maria &c
Of Charles Maxwell md Miss Ella
| worthen OF Warsaw. ILL.,. Tuesday, Dec.
&c. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell will reside In
Quincy. 1ll.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kew
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kew returned
Sunday from a visit with relatives In
jericho.
A.. r. Whitcomb. State organizer or
ganized a Grange iicrc Monday night
with 70 charter members.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Hugh S. Mcleod. who has been visiting
his brother. q. II. Mcleod, has returned
to ST. Louis, Mo.-Miss Cora Talbot has
gone TO Pittsfeld, Mass. for a week with
relatives.-Miss Theresa Dram, who has
been spending two weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. j. c. Dram, has returned to Port
Chester. y. "a son was born January
/ - Mr.. and Mrs. Nowman brink
Charles Hall, who has been here with
his mother. Mrs. c.. B. Hall, has returned
to Iawrencevllle. n. J.-Clarence NJ. Car
pointer. who is located at ST. Louis, Mo-,
left Monday for that city. Mrs. Car
pcnter and children accompanied him and
will remain there until May Mrs.
Mary Wclch is visiting her brother In
Philadelphia.
Miss lila Whitlock. who has been Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. Arthur Fl. Gipson.
has returned to her school at Springfield,
Mass.-H. r. G.. Watson OF New York
city is in town.-Miss Cora Curtiss of
Burlington has been the guest OF Miss
Carrie w. Ormsbee.-Miss Iva Baker,
who has been spending two weeks In
town. has returned to her school at Fair
Haven. Miss Anna Offensign, who has
been her guest. returned with her
IcS GNOtt Iab ittiI = % UlN SIuulep
at Goddard Seminary.-W. u. Nutting is
spending n few days in Springfield. 81.
Marion Kingsley returned Tuesday to
the Moody school Mt Mortified, Mass
Miss Lucretia Clark is visiting relatives
in ST. Adams.
AT the annua meeting of fire distric,
No. I Monday evening. the following Of
icers were elected: Moderator. F.. H..
harrington; clerk, Earl s. Wright;
treasurer, George H.. Mcleod; prudential
committee, r. W, Rowland, F.. E
Chandler. Edward H.. Button; auditor,
G.. II. Young; chief engineer, Lewis J.
Calee assistant, II. IL. Button. A tax of
II cents was voted George W. Burnham
and daughter, Louise. went to Boston,
Mass, Tuesday.-Miss Maud Howard
has returned to Fitchburg. Mass.-Miss
Helen Osborn, who has been seriously
Ill. is improving--Warrcn Chandler has
returned to Medford, Mass.-G. A. cut
ting has returned from Boston. Walter
Miner. who has been visiting in Ver-
genncs, has returned home.
Mr., and Mrs. c. NJ. Carpenter and chill.
dren have gone TO st. Louis. Mo. to re-
main several MONTHS Mr.. and Mrs
Charles LaFlam have returned from q
two weeks wedding trip to Lanesboro,
Mass. They will reside with Mr.. LaFiam's
parents on Champlain street,-Miss Marion
Kingsley has returned to East Mortified,
Mass. where she will resume her studies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
GREENSBORO.

MI AN" N'S' AI'e iepiu'e are par
en.S VI " S'' "un MI an" "'S' HiNaU
~! VI d ivy Mt """ MIS-. ''"i'n
Na'N"' returned No"'aE eHt"'"s from
LaN'PoI'. ~ h'-"'' anu Mrs' "eo'se
h"hS 'iH''eu III b"'.'" anu EVahSN''ie
ias' "reh'-MI. Nha''eS "os' VI n"n-
uo'ph Is sPc'iu'"s Il Lew "aSs VIII" ms
pro'hers Ill this 'o"h'-Mrs. fio"es ana
ua"Snter' Margaret OF fi!"e rark'
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DERBY.

Carl Robbins of Ann Arbor. Mich,
spent the holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. s, Robbins.-Mrs Ellen
Barnes went TO Lyndon last week to at
tend the Wedding of her niece. Miss
Ethel Eastnan.-Mrs. Curtis Wiley Is
still very feeble and Mr.. Wiley was
threatened with pneumonia the first Of
the wcck.-rrof Bowdor preached IN
the Baptist Church last Sunday as the
Roy. Mr.. Holman and family are IN
Melrose. Mass.-The reception at tho
Congregations parsonage New Years
Day proved worry enioyable.-The Con
grcgational Ladies' circle met with Mrs.
j. NJ. Grow Wednesday af~ternoon.-Em-
era Strawn and Minnie Shannon were
married in the Catholic Church. by
the Rev. Father Bastien. Monday morn
ms, December 2s-An Epworth League
was formed by the Rev. Anderson In
the Methodist Episcopal Church last
week George Aulis took his oldest
daughter. Eva, to Waterbury last Tues
day for observation-disclosures Lahore was
home from Barre last week.
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VERMONT NOTES.

A certificate of increase in capital
stock from $4,000 10 s25, 900 has been
filed by the Grearson-Beckstt Granite
company OF williamstown in the ONCE
Of the secretary of state.
About 80 In gold and other valuable
gifts were presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Russell of Shrewsbury on the occasion OF
their golden wedding Monday evening.
Mr.. Russell is 70 years old and his wife
IS.
Tho proposed merger of the Baxter and
Rutland County National banks has boon
dismissed by the stockholders OF the
Baxter National. whose directors voted
TO pay the usual s%emi-annual dividend OF
three per cent. on the capital stock Of
500 .ooo.
Telephone company at their annual meet
ing Tuesday decided to keep the company
intact. and not to split into two separat
organizations for Orange and washington
counties. although permission 10 do 90 was
granted by the last Legislature.
Tho Farmers Institute will be opened
at Grand Isle Friday afternoon In charge
Of Orlando l.. Martin assisted BY NJ. c,
Thomas Of Ohio Institute board, n. p.
Hull. president Of the American Farnsrs'
association and Messrs. Lowell and
Rondsbush Of New Richmond. Ohio.
institute will be At AlhurE Saturday and
next week the following places will be
visited: January 10. ST. Adams: January
II. Franklin; January 10, Enosburs Falls
January u, W%atervills: January II. Nor
%rlsville; January Is, Duxbury.
Statistics siver out yesterday from
the ONCE of the secretary OF stats
show that during the year 1909 90
domestic corporations. with an
aggregate stock OF s2.s4o.7oe. rlet ar
ticles OF Incorporation, In addition
TO this several foreign corporations
were given authority u do business
in the State. The number Of charit-
able corporations fling papers during
tho year was &c. The company hay
ing the largest capital stock. $500. coo,
was the Huron CooperaEe company 81
Manchester.
Governor Prouly has stated thai It Vii
not be necessary to call a special session
Of the Legislature TO provide means to.
tho reconstruction OF tho burned portion
Of the State hospital for tho insane, A.
me insurance money is not available
under the law no intima:ed that tha. prl-
vate interests Will advance funds to COM
plete the repairs. Superintendent CIRCUIT
has already advertised for supplies to
make the repairs and work will ne CONF
menced about January 10. Although ths
patients are somewhat crowded all are
provided with good beds and are COM
fortably situated.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dunnlng OF Van
kleek Hi. ont. and Miss Maud
Wharry OF Fitch Fay. P. O., were guests
of MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Stannard from
Friday until Monday.-Miss Catherine
McElroy was taken Monday by her
brother. ". b. Mctlroy and Or. Shec-
han TO n Montreal hospital for treat
mcnt. Horace IaPicr has moved to
Drby. whore he has employment as a
barher.-Nrs. Francis Coolbeth went to
Burlington Monday to enter n hospital
FOR treatment.-E. s. Coolidge has en-
gagged to work for the Columbia Cream
cry co. at Westfeld, beginning IN Feb
ruary.
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CENTER.

Mrs. f. 4. Wells and little daughter
have been sick with bronchitis. but are
now improving Charles l.. Smith died
Saturday evening Of pneumonia. He
was stricken Wednesday in the week
previous. but no alarming symptoms de-
veloped until two or three days before
his death. He leaves a wife and four
children. Funeral services were held
Tuesday at the Congregational Church
Of which he was a member.-The Normal
md Training schools opened Tuesday,
Mrs. j. II. Holden visited her sister.
Mrs. V. +. Spear. at Randolph last week.
The third entertainment in the lecture
course Will he given THURSDAY evening
bv Hendrickson and Rosani, magicians
md coniurers.-Mrs. Garvin. who lives
on the Howard Griswold farm. died Mon
fay evening.
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MILLIONS FOR
PALISADES PARK

responsibility were centered in the
Governor who should appoint a cabinet
OF Administrative heads, accountable 70
him and charged with the duties now
imposed upon elected State officers.
Reference is made to the report Of the
COMMITTEES appointed to investigate thu
stock exchanges Of New York whose re-
port was made public after tho iast
Legislature adjourned and whose re-
commentators the Governor Approves.
He again recommends that the pubi.,
service commissions law be extended &C
as to bring telegraph and telephone COM
panies under the jurisdiction Of tho CON-
mission. "Ths events Of the past year"
says the Governor. nav sRved to
emphasize the importance Of adequate
supervision and regulation"
Calling attention to the necessity for the
improvement Of the regulation Of motor
traffic. the Governor rensws his recon-
mendation Of last year that . substantial!
license tax should be imposed on operators
Of motor vehicles. the proceeds to be de-
voted to highway repair. But the matter
Of nrat Importance. the Governor decla res,
10 the provision Of adequate safeguards
for the protection Of life and limb.
Chaufrsurs should be licensed. he says,
only after thcy have been found duly
qualified. and licenses should Be subject
to suspension and revocation in case OF
repeated infractions Of the law. To sesk
to escape after an accident should be made
a crime with evere penalty.
OTHER RDCoMM
Systematic appropriations for public
buildings and for Improvements ana ex-
tension of institutional work in accord
ance with a comprehensive plan are urged,
and recommendation is made that State
onicers and heads Of departments nle a
statement OF financial needs for this year
to coma with the State comptroller by
December !, annually. the same TO be
tabulated ard presented TO the Iegislature
and 10 the Governor on the first day Of the
session.
New York city charter revision: an ex-
tension Of the forest preserve: regulation
and development of water power by the
State: proper supervision over elsuEhter-
ing OF animals within the State: protection
Of streams from pollution: amendments TO
the employers liability Law: frequent
examination Of insurance companies and
the enactment of measures to provide
more economical and careful methods in
condemnation are among the other re-
commentators submitted by the Governor.
During the fiscal year ending September
81. 1aoa. the total receipts of the State
were 81. Isl e3a % and the total disburse-
ment We're ss+. 1On. 27.H. including outlaws
for canals, highways and forest pur-
chases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
NORTH TROY.

The golden weddings Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Hunt and of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. y. Hunt were observed at the resi-
The husbands are brothers. and the
wives sisters. They We're married in this
lown, have lived here nearly all the
time since, and now reside in this vii
lage. Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Livingston of
Watertown, Mass, were present. Mrs.
Mrs. j. r. r. Hunt. and IT was the nth
anniversary Of their marriage. There was
Q large attendance, music. remarks,
happy wishes. and many tokens of re-
gard and friendship.-Local talent gave
a minstrel show at Frontier hall Friday
evening. There was a large attendance
bnd the entertainment was first class
Observation-Disclosures Tracy a teacher in
Bordentown. N. J.. was q recent visitor
at the house OF his mother, Mrs. A. S.
Trecy.-J. g. Dorman has returned from
, holiday pleasure trip to Boston and
10 his dental studies in Boston this
week; Give Seaver also returned to his
school. Miss Ruth L. Arnis returned
Monday to Tilton. ". f.. seminary, and
Miss Elsa Ranlage returned Saturday
10 her kindergarten work In Boston,
Homer c. Elkins returned Monday to
Worcester, Mass, after a stop of sever
II days with his mother. Mrs. Eleanor
Elkins. who is III. but now letter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
CAMBRIDGE.

Miss 1.aurette Gates returned to her
school work at Saxton's River Mon
hay.-Mrs. Harlow Wires has return
ed TO Essex after spending several
days at Mrs. Albina Iatch's,-Thc
Cambridge Band entertained all mem
bcrs and ladies at W. NJ. Smiths hall
Monday evening. Refreshments were
served.-Miss Hattie Brown of North
winston has been the guest of Mrs.
w. NJ. Smith.-Miss Marjorie Newton
returned to her school work ut Nor
risville Monday.-The Woman's Read
Ing club will meet at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds Monday evening.
Mr.. Horace Ried e Worcester. Mass.
has been spending several days at
". y. Gray's.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

The women's Relief Corps served
their annual dinner and installed the
following officers: President. Adelaide
Smalley; senior v&ce-president. Mrs.
Robinson; junior vice-president. Mrs.
Beach: secretary, I.ovina S. Parcher:
treasurer. Flora Freeman: conductor.
Gertrude Gilmore; assistant conductor.
Clara Guild: chaplain. Elizabeth Col!ey;
guard, Mrs. Farnham: assistant guard.
Ellen A. Newcomh; press correspond
cnt. Maths Huse; patriot instructor. Eli
Habeth Cooley: first color bearer. Maria
Greene; second color bearer. Jessie W.
Hayes; third color bearer, Matte l..
Huse; fourth color bearer. Clara Barnes,
ed to Saxtons River.-Mrs. George Her-
bert Of Middlesex and Mr.. and Mrs.
DAYTON Smalley of Johnson spent fun
day at A. x. Smalley's.-At the annual
GrenGe meeting Tuesday the following
officers were elected: Master. James r.
Thurston; overseer. Edward Norway;
lecturer. Matte l.. Husc; chaplain, Ado
laide Small"y: steward. James A. Oil
more; assistant stewa d. L. A. Lyon;
secretary. Frances =. L. Adams: treas
urer. J. A. Parker; gate keeper. Frank
x. o. Marshall; lady assistant steward.
Carrie I.Non: Ceres. Martha Thurstcn.
Pomona. Mary Norway: Flora. Nellie
Murray.-Peter Colby was in North
0.xbury Saturday to attend the fun
eral Of his sister, Mrs. Martha Strick-
lnnd.-C. &. Dow and family IA o NOV
ID IA nAxrA-ASa y. VehatE e North
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U WOODBURY..

At ihc annual meeting OF the Grange,
the following officers were elected
Master. A. l.. tIaskill: ovcrsser. 9. n.
Wheeler; lecturer. Nellie Goodell: stew
ard. .. r. Buchanan. assistant steward,
Nei, Daniels. chaplain. Nellie Daniels:
treasurer, Warren Coodel secretary,
Ilelon Blake; gate keeper. w. s. Wheel
er; Ceres. Amanda Haskell. Pomona, p.
Mrs. Buchanan: Flora. Mrs. Blake. lady
assistant steward. Mary Reniamin.-
Neil Tassie. who has been very III with
bronchitis. is more Co~mfortable.-A
party of f. young people from Hard
wick enjoyed a ride to Frank Batchcld-
cr's last Friday night. where they had
a merry time. They were treated to an
oyster supper and after the New Year
dawned they took their departure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt Of North
Wolcott are at the home Of their son,
BENJAMIN Hovt.-Jossie Hoyt closed her
school in the Whitney district and re-
turned home S~atrrday.-Mrs. Florence
Fisher OF Morrisville was in town over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bartlette
accompanied by Mrs. Bartlett's mother,
visited In Wolcott over Surday.--Mrs.
Mary Cochran Is III at Clarence Wood
hury's.-Mrs. Emma Allen. who died In
Morrisvillc last week. formerly resided
in this town.-Mrs. william Wilson is
very I'LL. n. Patterson Is able to be
out after two weeks ulness.-The week
of prayer is being observed In the
Methodist Episcopal Church this week.
}. T. Conner. whose death occurred In
st. Albans last week. was for many years
a resident of this town and a member
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Mrs. willian~ Bishop.-Mrs. Cornei,s
Sheldon weiS to Bethei Monday ,t
spend some weeks with her daughter
Mrs. George Marsh--rIomer Waldo re.
turned Friday to W~allinRford, leaving
MRS. waldo for a longer visit with her
parents. Mr.. n Mrs. J. A. Chedsl.-
Alfred Dodge and Jerry Wilson have
been h guests for Q few DAYS of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dodge In Windsor
Henry Blake has gone to live with his
son, Daniel, in Lawrence. Mass.