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H. 4s7-Conferring additional power, n

H. 4y7---Conferring additional power. ~
commissioner Of taxes.
II. 1910 establish office Of State orn,.
thologist.
II. 512--Empowering city OF vergennes
to water and oil streets.
II. Incorporating Alpha Sigma p,
fraternity.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
: s. 12S-Rclating to competency of wit
nesses.
s. 129-Relating to Vermont citations
s, 127-Releting to informing officers
s. 130-Reating to registration Of auto
mobiles.
II. 10tRelating to grand list
Fl. 4e3-ftelating to pom nud tax invcn-
tories
s. as--Relatlng to fiowage
KILLED.
IT. SOTO make declaration in convey
ances of real estate.
II. determination to investic-,te uni
form system Of town accounts.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
=. s4--To incorporate village Of Der
by Line.
ORDERED TO LIE.
s. 12b--Relating to emplov,nont Of
child labor on request Of Senator
Cushman.
On motion Of Senator Darling, tho
Senate adjourned.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-FORENOON.
allied to order by the president.

Called to order by the president.
Devotional services by the chaplain.
On question shall Fl. 437 comforting ad-
ditional powers to commissioner of taxes
and increase Of salary pass, Senator Tut
tie offered an amendment. Commission
er's salary to remain at t2,6v.." Senator
Archibald thought We have either been
paying him too much In the past or
he should have increase with additional
duties under this act. Senator futile de-
manded the yeas and nays on the amend
ment, yeas 10, nays lS. amendment lost.
Senator Archibald asked the Senate
to reconsider it's vote on ~ relating
to settlements and accounts by town Of
ficers. Request refused by Senate.
HOUSE BILLS REBBRRED.
II. S93-Relating to registration OF
traction engines. Joint standing commit
tee on immigration and industrial affairs.
II. b2S-Relating to exemption Of SOL
diers homesteads from taxation Com
mittee on finance
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 17i-lncoporattng city and town OF
Barre.
II. 1S-Reia ting to town officers.
II. a7-To incorporate Pleasant Wow
Cemetery association. with proposal of
amendment
II. S2-Relatins to election OF officers
In FIRE districta
Fl. IS-To Incorporate Cuttingsville g.
shrewsbury Telephone company. with
proposals. OF amendment.
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Mrs. II. II. Sumner. Mrs II. A..
collins ard Mrs. A. II. GIBSON were in
Entland sestsrday.--Mrs. A. l.. Tucker
ha1 returned from ths Mary Fletcher
hospital at burlington. where sha Under
went an operetion.--Georre II. Mcleod,
District deputy grand master OF the
Masonic lodges, will no to Pnwlet TO-
night to Visit tho lodge Of that town. Tho
Rev. William V. Borg was IN Castletpn
tuesday evening to dolivor m address
boforo tho Mems dub Of tho Congresn-
tional Church.-Mrs. Harry n. Bartram
ma Mrs. Elan French will entertain a
party OF ladies this afternoon at tho
brandon Jnn.--Mlss Theresa Burke has
returned from n several weeks visit to
relatives In Boston and vicinity.-The
Christian Endeavor society held its
monthly business meeting with Miss
Edith Howe Tuesday evening. Miss
Mildred BARKER Is visiting in Whiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p Clement enter
tainod the Congregational Church choir
lasc evening.--Th Ladies' Aid eociety of
tho Congregational Church will give an
"old home" entertainment tomorrow
evening IN the chapel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
CRhFTSBUPY.

james Gallagher Of Hardwicl; was In
town Saturday In the interest of the \. e
Caldcrwopd estate.-Among the pleasant
events OF last week was tho marriage Of
Robert Patterson and Miss Frances
Grant. Only members OF the family were
present. After Il short wedding trip they
VIII reside 1T the James Patterson home.
The new company Of John Woodie. Lee
land Green and Amory Davidson has put-
chased r. {. Mood!s moving picture
show.-rhe remains of Mrs. S. r. Carey
were brought from the West last Satur-
day. The funeral was held Saturday aft
ernoon IN the L. P. Church at East
Craf'sbury, the Rev, Mr.. Ciarvin off1clat-
ing. The burial was made beside her
husband the late DR.. s. r. Carey. in the
East VII cemetery.-The entertainment
and supper given last Friday night In the
town hau by tho Collrsyille ladies'. was
success. both socially and financially
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relating to the election OF superior Judges.
for term of six years from 10ls; also cx-
tends term of such Judges elected In Octo-
Der, 1910, TO six ycnrs. The ludgo frat
elected TO be chief OF suld superior
judges.) To committee on Judiciary.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED,
ii. 5f2-To legallzo the ruadronnlal MP
praiHal of Woodfurd for 1910.
II. bff--'ro pay william a. Decker the
cum therein named
SPECIAL ORDER.
II. 1il--Rclnting to highways This h1l
causes an annual appropriation of slfo,-
40 1t was favored by Mr. Stafford of
brattIeboro. Mr.. Battol Of Ml1dlchury
moved to amend making the annual M.
preparation 100000. Mr.. Fletcher OF
CavendiAh opposed the amendment. md
Favored the original bill. MIR. Burbank
OF Cabot favored the bill. Mr.. Glnct.
of Richmond asleed If this npnroprlntion
can be met without q direct tnx. An
Fletcher Of Cavendish replied that tbis
could not he answered Mt this time. Mr..
Fittrldge of Leicester favored the amend.
ment.
Mr., Rabbit Of Rockingham, who intro
ducen tho DILL supported It and opposed
the amendment, rs did Mr. sconold OF
Richford. Mr.. Bryant OF Ludlow, Mr..
Bates Of Derby, Mr.. Peck ~ burlington.
Mr.. Cory Of Montpelier, NJ. Aney of
Brighton. Mr.. McCuen OF Nergennes, MIR.
Wright Of y, estminster. MIR Shaw OF
Stowe, Mr.. Corwin OF Chelsea. MIR,
Crtcholl Of ChorIrstor MIR loo, -,
Mount Holly, Mr.. Hatch Of STAFFORD. Mr..
Stone OF Wallngford moved tho previous
question which was sustained. Amend
meut lost
on the question ~ the massage Of the
bill Mr.. Boyco Of Waterbury smoke in
It's favor. Mr.. Shaw Of Stowe moved tina
question. Motion sustained and tho bin
was passed.
on motion OF Mr.. Briggs Of searsburr,
the House adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
LOWELL.

W. a. Iiial.o Is in burlington this week
az delegate to tho State G1nnge,-Mr and
Mrs. Joseph De2otcll Of bakersfield visit
sd rolativas and friends in town last
weok.--Mr. Az Mrs r. -. Lambert
visited In EnoshurS Falls last week..
George Ncdean was called to Springfield.
Mass, Nlonday ny tho illness of HIS
mothor.--At rho regular meeting Of the
g angc Tuesday evening, December &, Il
was voted to have n Christmas tree, at
the Woodmen's hall Christmas evening.
Decomber 81. with exercises appropriate
for the occasion. 4 committee of ar
ranRements was appointed with w. A..
Elake. master Of the Grange, as chair
man The tree Is open to all, and q very
cordial invitation is extended to every
one.AIiss Bernice Patterson Is teaching
the higher department of the VILLAGE
school It opened Monday, December 70.
M. j. I'udvah has moved into hts new
house lust completed.
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BENSON.

Mr. ana Mrs. c. NJ. King start for Los
Angeles Cal, this week.--William Brown
Is quite feeble and has Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Brown of Mendon with him. Mr..
Brown will be So years old next April
The first entertainment of the Grange
lecture course was given Friday night,
and was we'll attended.--Dr. J. =. New
ton was able to be out Sunday for the
first time since his serious illness.--Dr
r. IT. washburn. Methodist pastor, held
evangelistic meetings in Hortonvlle last
week--Darwin f. BeIden OF this village
received another appointment ns deputy
sheriff from Sheriff Fish recently. This
holds for two years.--Mr. and Mrs c. ".
Belden have been rather feeble Lately.
Mr. Relden is nearing his ssth birthday
and Mrs. Belden Is nearly 60
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Mrs. Mary Bird. wife of the late
Edward Bird. died Thursday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs William Bird
on Seminary hill. She was so years old
and Is survived by five sons and one
daughter. The funeral was held Saturday
morning at nine o'clock at st, Marys
Church.-,Iool r Smith died at his home
near the Stops mill Thursday evening at
eight o'clock after a lingering illness with
heart trouble, lie is survived by his
wife, ono daughter, Mrs. Alton Morse,
aud one son who resides In the West
The funeral was held Sunday at his
late home,
The body OF Mrs. Frank May
hew was brought here from Burling-
ton Monday night for burial The fu-
neral was held Tuesday morning al St.
Marys Church. She was the mother OF
Joseph l., Mayhem OF this town. There
were Ave generations Of the family pres.
ant vt tlAe SERVICES
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MONTPELIER.

Warren II. Leonard. administrator o.
the estate Of James Fetch OF Plainfeld
brought suit Monday in Washington
county court AGAINST the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad for damages OF 50, OK
for the death Of Reich, who was killed
on that road ut Marshfeld in October
1903. John G. Wing OF this city is at.
torney for the plaintiff and tho case IL
retulnable 81 the next March term OF
court.
William j. Pierce OF Earre died Sun
day night at Heaton hospital OF intestinal
trouble. He was recently committed &C
Washington county Jail from Barre &C
serve so days In an intoxication case. lie
was taken from jail to hospital Satur-
day morning. Pierce was a. years old. a
native of England. and was c granite
cutter by trade. He leaves no relatives
IN this country
Glenn Mckenstry. the lad who Satur-
day evening fell 80 feet down I'm elevator
we'll at the home ottice OF the National
Life Insurance company and lived TO tell
the tale, is rnpidly recovering at Flea ton
hospital. where he was taken HIS in
jurtes are trivial. and aside from n few
cuts and bruises. from which no win soon
recover are not SERIOUS. No symptoms
OF Internal injuries have developed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
WATTSFIELC.

Miss Ruth zones. who mas been ser1ovs-
ly III with stomach touble is Is1k.er-.
Miss Mildred Tsxr IL ut hon,s from hcr
school work IN -,ichford for the hI;i-
cslys.-Mrs- L. c. Jones and son are
spending the winter with relatives in
halensburg, \. VI, J, Joslin Is re-
ported very i'll at a hospital in Texas
Mrs. Z, @. Trask OF Worcester Mass.
is seriously ill.--Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Dana
went Tuesday for a few days stay in
burlington Miss Norma Fuller has re-
turned to- her home in Williamsburg. n.
Y, after a few wcels' stay with her
brother. L. G.. Jones, and farnily
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
VERMONT APPLIES.

(From the Vermont Internationally
During the past few weeks over 400
barrels of apples have been shipped from
Windham and Windsor counties to Chi
cago and points west of that city, the
price paid by the jobbers being from
$685. to $3.50 per barrel These jobbers
are not after fancy fruit but sood fruit
hacked uniformly and NOT put up In the
shape of Il Cracker pack'' as jobbers
term the general way Of packing Now
England apples, There is unquestionably
II big market for Vermont apples and
all the farmers have TO do is to raise
them and take proper care in packing
them. 1t Is claimed, and with good rea-
son. that tho fancy Oregon apple cannot
compete with the good Vermont fruit
whom 1t comes to good apple flayor We
believe there Is a good and sure source
of income for the Vermont farmer who
takes proper care Of his apple orchard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15

Mrs. s. W. K:rnhaIl of Brutttecoro has
two Old newspapers. one OF which is par
ucularly rare. a copy OF the second issus
ever published of the YOUTHS CoInoa
The other is a copy OF the Bellows Fsila
Intelligencer of Monday, October Is. 1Ssa
Tho copy OF the YOUTHS companion is
dated June c, lS., and Is a inches by 10
inches in width 1t is a four-page paper
with three columns to a paga The In
tclligencer IS somewhat larger and con-
tnins Legislative letter giving the vote
for governor that year and the speech ~
Governor G. p Van Ness in full.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
EROWNTNGTON.

Roy Newton IS visiting his PARENTS
Mrs. Myrtle Burroughs has returned
home.--John Cheney lost horse last
week by the animal getting into q scuttle
hole.-TGith Shepard is teaching school
In district Mrs. Sarah Fox has re-
turned to her horne after a few weeks
spent with her son. Gayiord.-Edsar
Wells found his horse dead In the stall
one morning last week.-I.yle Whitcomb
IS working nj Elmer White's,--Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer White are rejoicing over the
birth OF n baby girl. November IS
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DERBY

Last Sunday morning the Thermometer
STOOD 81 below zero IN lis villnge.--rhe
Indies OF the Methodist society gave an
entertainment in the academy hall Mon
day evening. time for the union
Christmas tree has been changed from
Saturday evening 70 Friday evening
The ladies of the Baptist society will give
an entertainment n their ves,ry Friday
evening. Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. ~. T. Niles
and several others are I'll with hard colds
j. G. Hay is putting up a steel ceiling
n the halls N the acaden George Bur
ton attended the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs
b. y. D. Carpenter. at Orleans last Fri
day.
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WASHINGTON
WAITSFIELD.

MILO Griffith, aged Il years, died early
sunday morning after a three weelss'
illness with Br!ghts disease He had
been resident Of Waitsfeld for tho past
10 years. He leaves a wife, TWO sons
and two daughters The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock
IN the church at Moretown, with burial
at Duxbury. whore Mr.. Griffith had
served az constable previous to his COM
ing to Watts1pId
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HCUSE-.lFTERNOON.

KILLED.
r. 545-prov:dlng additional orest'ons
In taxpayers inventories.
PASSED.
II. 5iS-ro pay the town Of shoraham
5000
H. de-To pay Charles A. Piunley SIS.
| II. 55o-To pay william Brewn sm2.
II. 5j1-To pay the towns OF Readsboro
81. Woodbury. SSH and Worcester SOS.
II. 552-1'o pay G. G. Groves SO
II. h5}-To pay the town of Jay Sa5 s.
II. 55 TO pay N. H. Hazen $li.e4.
II. 56o-An act granting certain powers
TO the village Of HYDE Park.
II. 56l-To enable the Swanton Fall,
| union school district to issue bonds for
, building new school house.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Il. ie9-Ry Mr.. Rowland Of Poultncy,
an act to enable the village Of Poultney
to refund its Indebtedness. TO committee
on municipal corporations.
PASSED
Fl. 5G3--To provide for correcting ana
legallzing invalid abstracts OF individual
lists, grand lists and quadrennial ap-
praisals.
II. ditto leeali2o the grand list and
quadrennial appraisal OF Stamford for
1910
II. 565--Relating to the cattle com
missioner and defining his duties.
BILL INTRODUCED.
II. GoO-By Mr. Bailey OF Randolph, an
act to amend section of public
statutes. relating to the location OF depots
or stations by the public service COM
mission. (Railrpads TO establish and
maintain dcpots freight houses, switches
and side tracks at such points, ~ the
public service commission shall adiudge
necessary; also may change location Of
existing dopots and side tracks, To COM
nittee on railroads.
TAKEN UP AND PASSED.
II. 165-Relating to protection against
forest fires and to further protect the
State from such fires. "a amended
SENATE AMENDMENTS con
CURED IN.
II. 9f.s To Incorporate the ConsrcGa-
tional Church and society of NiddIebury.
H 24n-To incorporate the Green Mount
Cemetery association
II. 2s0--'ro enable the South Royalton
graded school district TO change the date
of its annual meeting.
IL i66-Pr0viding for Il wedgi,er OF
coal.
CONCURRENCE REFUSED
II. 30c--Relating to the regulations Of
trade and the inspection of weights and
measures, Seven minor proposals of
amendment We're concurred In, but the
main one that OF making the office up
pointive, instead Of elective, was rejected
REPORT ON FINAL ADJOURNMENT
Mr.. Billings Of Woodstock submitted
the report Of the joint cornmittoe on final
adjournment. The committee asked for
more time.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Joint resolution regarding tho federal
income tex, reported adversely by the
standing committee 1t oeral relations.
On motion of Mr.. Peck of Burlington.
the resolution was ordered to lie. Mr..
I3oyce of WATERBURY and Mr.. Bronson
OF Hardwick presented petitions frcm
their constituents praying for such
amendment to the federal constitution.
SENATE AMENpMl1N. CONQUERED
IN.
Il. 2Sf-To pay James r.. eastman the
sum therein named.
IL 2s6-To provide for the repair or re-
building of any state institution dam
god or destroyed by fire.
ON motion OF Mr. Fletcher of Stock
bridge, tho House adjourned
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WARREN,

Mrs. Archie Smith Is slowly convaies-
cing.-Mrs. A. J. Fuller and son returned
Tuesday from Durlingt on.--sIrs. Louis
Bragg Is improving from her recent i'll
nesa.-Ths home OF Mr.. and MIA George
Ford was the scene of u very pretty we'd
ding when Helen Bullock became tho
bride OF William Ouimby. the Rev. Will
her Rand performing the ceremony. The
Invited guests were few, only Mrs. W. f.
Dana and Dora Enrich. intimate friends
OF the bride. being present. MT and Mra
Quimby are boarding for the present ut
James PiercA's
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TAYSTON.

Mira. =. II. Perry of Beverly. Macs. md
r. w. Powers OF Waterbury were rucsts
OK Mrs j, a. Bragg q fcw days las.
w"ek'-The fern and personal property
belonging TO the estate os Henry G.
Eaccra wore rold at auction Decornbc.
by Henry Bushnell, administrators.
Mrs Belle Baccus has gone to Oregon
70 spend the winter with her e,dos.
brother Wallace Howe.
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WORCESTER.

Clinton Chandler has moved fron the
John Plhin place to one Of MIR. Fail's
tenements In the old Abbott house--Mrs.
Phoebe Davis of Goffstown. n. H.. il
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Sophia Wiley.
Mr. and Mra Thomas Sy1nonds arc
spending few weeks with relatives In
Wolcott.~Carl Bruce cut one foot quite
BADLY while working in the woods re-
cently.-Everett Morse narrowly escaped
serious injury while chopping In the
woods one day last week, A dead limb
fell, striking him on the back. Fortu-
nately some OF his men working near
saw the accident. went to his assistance
and carried him home. He was badly
bruised. but no bones were broken
Mary Il. Abbott was at horne from
Woodsville. N H.. part Of last week.
Mrs. Nettie Hervey Hall. widow OF the
late Harry HALL died THURSDAY morning
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GAY'SVILL.E-

lima I,onry has prrchaFed the E-owl-
ton place. near stony aro1f station of
william bishop. and VII ucva his
family here from Jpn.sfila tAas WtsS. -.
Mra O3s Ct!rer and daughters az
Miss Isda Smith lea hero No'rs2a.s- Tor
.rheannstcn. Conn. From there MIS- tr-N-
var viii 80 to her e0tue u Friday HEr-
Dor. Warh.--Mr Cameron, vcso moved
here from Mar NJ Sid tsgo 're-elss aso. IS
III with l,7r fcria- Mira Cages is rot so
well tbs Ntel,---sI- and Mr. y II.
Eu.chmu " Esartolph na.ve recently been
at Walter + etrh,,rl's.-AIigs Atics Hsoyd
WIS ii Hartford Saturday ard S'Enday.
called there I,y- rhh illness oc IN uncle
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WATERBURY,.

Herman Russell, father Of Gruzyt
Russell of this village. died at his
home at Waterbury Center Sunday
niSht He was 7G years old and had
lived IN Duxhury until a few years
aIso.--Miss Vera Powell has typhoid
fever. Her mother is here from Post
Mills caring for her Mr.. Powofl ar
rived Saturday MIGHTY. r. Demeritt
left for Boston and New York city
last night IN the interests Of the De-
merritt & Palmer Packing company
MT and Mrs J. T. SonerviIle spent
Friday in Montpelier--Mrs. Helen
Somervf1le entertained the Utas club
SATURDAY, afternoon.
Mrs Sifas Seaver died at the home OF
her son. Charles. in DIxbuly yesterday
Her death was caused by general debility
following a shock Il few months ago She
was born in fIinesb,Tg in 1s2 In 1850 she
married Silas Seaver and most OF her life
has been spent In Moretown aud Dux-
bury. Five children were born to them,
three of whom are living. Mrs. Anna
JackInan Of Sterling. Mrs Louise Hous-
ton of Stowe and Charles s;eaver OF Dux-
bury, with whom she lived.-The chicken
pie dinner and sale at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Tuesday was gr''St SUGGEST
Miss Bertha Josiyn, who Is i'll. is much
improved-A number from this place at
tended the funeral OF Milo Griffith in
Moretown Tuesday--Mra Frontini has
bronchial pncum onin.-The condition Of
Miss Daisy Ha2eltine at the He4ton hos
pital is moro orable.--Dr. g. s, Bidwel
was Mt tho Mary Fletcher hospital Nor
day, where an operation was pertorned
upon one finger. lie returned Tuesday -
Invitations have been received by the
local members OF the II. A. r. to . meet
ing OF the Marquis De Lafayette Chap
ter with Mrs. C. d. Matter In Montpelier
on Saturday Mrs. ]. W. Moody is able
to be out again-Ths condition or Miss
Powell remains about tho same
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Henry IAcauery. youth OF 1s years.
was drowned Saturday in the White
river near the Hartford wooden mills.
The boy with two companions was skat-
Ing when the ice suddenly gave way. pro-
cipitating all of them into the water.
Licquery alone failed To rise, being
weighed down by heavy clothing.
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WHITE RrVER JUNCTION

At 81. AVtaory's Church cn Tuesday
occurred the tUIt-a! 81 henry I5ckery, n
10Y ot Is, tho victim Of q drowning Gcct-
cent last esasurday. IAckery was skating
ON tho White riVc- near Hartford when
the ice save wsy snd lie fell In Tho
body WAS later recovered ny mems OF
xrappliug irons.
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Academy Hall at West Pawet was
burned Friday night. 1t is thought that
the fire started from cigar stub follow
ing a lodge meeting. The building was
erected in 1867 and was valued at $780,
only part OF which is covered by insur
Anco
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15

While Norman Town. II years old. Of
Montpelier was endeavoring 70 cock
revolver his little nephew, 10 months old.
reached for It as the revolver was dis-
charged. The cartridge, however,. was
blank one and only the blow ont from
the cylinder struck the child whose
wounds were mostly superficial.
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OUR SYMPATHY no THEM

my husband Is awfully good natured
gave him beautiful box OF cigars for
his birthday. and he only smoked ono
himself. and gave ell the rest away to
his frisndsg'--London Opinion.
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BETHEL.

Mrs. Il. T. Perry ot Hancock Is VISIT
ing her son, Eugene. this week.-Mrs..
Alice Price from New York city las re-
turned home from har VISIT at ksr,gens
pnYryS-
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

nonia at tho home Of her son. walter
Sprngue. in Cnhot.--Nrr. Margaret Clark
is stopping at the home Of her son,
Charles Cady.