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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-07
ON BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.

: Donald Woods of Grand Forks was
an arrival last night on No. 5. He
will remain, in the city a few days
on business and will renew. old &C.
quaintances.. He il the second son of
the late. "A. (. Woods. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-07
Mothers!

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for your children
while cutting teeth. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best rem
edy for diarrhoea. 25c a bottle.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Lucey Guthrie has returned home from
Observation-Disclosures Nellie Williams Of
Radnor, Ohio, IL In town visiting her
aunt, Mrs. q. w. Wright, and other
rolatives.-Mrs. John Barnard and son.
William, of Lowell are visiting in town.
Miss Louise Fountain of Enosburg Falls
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G, Fountain.-Joseph Fountain has moved
TO East hilI.-Eugcnc Hamel has moved
into W. NJ. Duffy's house on East hill
Joseph Lamofe and Peter Delar are
making preparations to move to Green
VILE. Ne, where they have work-The
Baptist society is making repairs about
their property and building new stone
wall next to the river.-Miss Hilda Can
tell of Enosburg Falls. who has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs
Paul Bonskecy, has returned home-I
Brown OF Enosburg Falls, has been In
town this wcek.-C. L. Mason Of Enos-
burg Falls was in town Tuesday.--Niss
Mabeile Orion, who has been spending
several weeks at W. j. WriSht's. has
returned to her homo in Fairfax-J
$. Era hama and Mr. Stebbns OF Lowell
were In town Tuesday on business. S.
MIS-. Hamell of Waterbury. n former
resident OF this town is here visiting her
brother, r. c. Wells.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
RICHFORp.

Matthew G. Wright returned home from
California Friday evening having been
absent since March, 1902. His health is
excellent, being much improved by his
residence in callfornia.-C. Ii. Coan,
deputy collector Of customs, it taking a
vacation this week. and with Mrs Coan
and sons, Kenneth and Kondrick is visit
Ing relatives in Cambridge and Bakers
feld.-A young hedgehog appeared Mt the
door OF the boiler room in tive power sta
ton of the Shortcomings Co. about
three O'Clock Saturday morning. ana was
captured alive. 1t is now in the display
widow of the Wclch pharmacy.
An entertainment Will be given in Aver
opera nall rcxt TUESDAY evening by
Charles Dow Clark of st. Adams. conc
dian, assisted by local musical talent The
proceeds will be used for village improve
ment under the direction OF the civics
committee Of the Woman's club.-Arthur
II. Aver ana family Of gainesville, Ohio.
are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
r. Aver, as is also Mrs. J. g. Stafford
of st. Adams The primary department #
the Baptist SUNDAY school will enjoy Il
picnic this afternoon on the grounds Of
c. II. Hin of Richford Center. Automobiles
will carry tho Children from the church
to the picnic grounds.-AIr. ana Mrs.
William 1mpeT of Denver, Colo, are VISIT
ing his parents. Mr., and Mrs. William
lmpey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
JEFFERSoNvILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Griswold went 10
Saratoga Springs. y. V, Monday to re-
main several weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Gecrge
Westman took carriage drive To West
ford Saturday and spent several days with
relatives.A. w, NarnGm and Ii. NJ.
Cornell took an automobile trip 10 Barre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Como. who has been
great sufferer for a long time with cancer
OF the face. died Sunday morning. lie
Was about GO years old. He is survived
by his Wits, two sons and two two daugh-
tors. The funeral was held Tuesday at
tho Congregational Church, the Rev,
Mr.. benedict OF Cambridge oiiiciat-
Ing. and the burial was in the Jefferson
villo cemetery. Recent visitors in the
place are Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Waterman
of Burlington and W. q. Holmes of
Minneapolis. MINI. who were guests at
G, w. Holmes s,-John Raymore Is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. w. W. Raymore.-Mrs Pearl
Shaver and son have returned to Uoston.
-Mrs. Aurilla Edwards. who spent three
weeks with friends In Burke. has re-
turned home.--Mark Iiobb has pur-
chased OF Joel Page OF Burlington the
meadow land lying between tho railroad
and Iamo!le river.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
ISLE LA MOTTE.

The Rev. W. \. Hill AID family of
ohio are at their cottage for the SUM
mcr.-Miss Jennie Hurst is home from
Bellows Falls for visit.-Mr. and Mrs
H. r. Clapp and son. Harvey, of Balti-
Mr. and Mrs ~ w. Fisk Mr.. Clamp
goes TO Baltimore this week.--Dr and
Mrs. {. II. Whitcomb and Mr. and Mrs
Henderson of New York arrived at y. W.
risks Monday in Mr. Whitcomb's auto
mobilc.--Mlrs. Berkey of Tarrytown, ~
y, is spending a few weeks at Piney
Lod2e-Mrs. j. NJ. Skcels has been
spending Il few days at Rouses Point
Miss Marion Thomas of Burlington Is
stopping at D. T. Trorbiy's.- Betty
Severance of Buffalo IS in town for the
suniner.-Miss Cook of Burlington, VINO
has been spending a few days with Mrs
H. c. Reed. has returned to her home
M. II. Connel of New York spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his family at
lincy LoGge,--Jamcs Loop of Swanton Is
in town-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Loop of
Swanton were in town over Sunday
Mrs Jack Terrier died at her home
Saturday morning after Il long illness
she is survived by a husband. two
dauahters: GLADYS of this town and Mrs
Hockwith of Whitehall, \. " and an
aged mother, Mrs Julia puha of this
town, and seven brothers. John. Josie
and Bonnie of this town, Rama OF AL
burg. Edward AMI Charles of Norris
vile and George OF Grand Isle, and four
sisters, Mrs. rerrell ana Mrs. Wright
or SWunton, Mrs. Henrv Fleury of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21
ORLEANS
NEWPORT.

@. : Annis Of North Troy. chairman
Of tire county republican county COM
nlttee. called tho county ca.cuses
for Wednesday. July 20. and tho
county convention Will be held hers
July -, There will be two contests,
one for sheriff, in which the contest
ants are p, J, Hill OF Newport, Erastus
Buck OF Newport and W. w. Wake
field OF Troy, There are only two as
pirants FOR the judge Of probate. the
present Incumbent. Judge Frank T..
Alfred. and the Hon. FRANK f. Miles.
both Of Newport. Both OF these cam
paigrs have been extremely active ant
large interest has conferred upon the
final scene in tina convention. Com
gresham David j. Foster win adaresa
the convention after the nomination
of q county ticket. Sheriff Lorenzo n
Miles, who goes out of Office in De-
cember. viii not seek reelection Up
on the completion of his present term
he viii have served tho county % con-
secutlve years, during which he has
made many friends who regret that
his advanced years and physical con
dtion make II impossible for him to
longer serve the county actively in
this capacity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-21

contest In class attendance. Frank and
olive Allen went Tuesday 10 Groton to
visit relatives.-Mr and Mrs Leslie Car
penter OF New York nre visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Carpenter.-The
new iron bridge for raporte road is bein.,
put In place.
The celebrating by Lamoille Lodge.
N. +. q. r., of their 18th anniversary
Tuesday evening was Il pleasant oc-
casion. At the close Of the regular
work Mrs G. f. Smith read an his
torica1 sketch. A banquet was served
Mrs. e. +. Picrson and niece, Miss
Lena Derrick OF ottawa, nre Cucsts OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Il. Ellis---The Hon. G.
s. Glecd left Tuesday evening for To-
peka, Kans--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peck
of Boston are visiting relatives here
Miss Ellen Cram IL In Burlington--
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Holbrook and two
sons of Barnet are visiting Mir. and
Mrs j. w Danicls.-Miss Clara Burt
went to Belvidere yesterday to pass
the day with her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Burt.--Mr. and Mrs. c. L, Smith
went to Dorset yesterday to attend o
Grange field day mceting.--Miss Min
ME johnson. who has visited hcr sis
ter, Mrs Winnie Johnson. returned 10
West Newbury ycsterday.--C. T..
Wctherby Of Burlington was here ycs-
terday.-Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Foss
loft yesterday for Caspian Lake and
other points, expecting TO be gone un-
It'll September Mrs. Frank t.
Graves and son, Harold. have gone to
Waterbury, where Harold will pass
tho summer. Miss Mildred will 20
Friday with her mother to atoretown
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Ernest Linden had an operation at
Mar Fletcher hospital last Week.-Mrs.
A. Leach returned from Hyde Park Fri
day and is now stopping with her son.
NJ Leach. at Cambridge Junction
Miss Bernice Hall spent SUNDAY at her
home in Bolton.--Rolla Reynolds has ar
rived home and is spending the sum
ner with his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Roy
nolds-A picnic was given the Sunday
school class of Mir. Benedict and Miss
Storey Friday. About 20 attended.-Dr
Rose Gotta of burlington was in town
Tuesday.--K. b. Smith and Kirk Els
worth were in Williston and Richmond
Tuesday and Wednesday Della
Briggs is assisting in the store Of H.
Buckley Elsie Linden is spending
several days in Burlington.-B. S. Film
wood is in a critical condition.-Mr. and
Mrs. emery are spending short time
at Queen City park.-Harlow Leavens is
Spending the summer with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus I.eavens--Donald
Briggs is spending two weeks with his
mother, Mrs W. .. Wiley.
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LAM0lLLE
STOWE.

Congressman II. j. Foster ard Mrs
Foster and daughter arrived at Lake
Mansfield Saturday. Admiral Clarke and
MIS- Clarke arrived F'riday.-The weather
mas been very favorable on ait Mansfield
saturday being as clear day as has been
Known 70: years. Judge and Mrs Watson
or Montpelier are at the Summit House
There are 1G borders at present beside
many transient Suests.-Mr and Mrs w
X, Bigelow of Salem, Mass, and Mrs. T.
w. Peterson of Milwaukee, Wis. are visit
ing their brothers, Messrs E.nak!n, Ed
win r., ana Newell Biselow Mrs. Peter
son is accompanied by her daughter Miss
Mary +. Peterson of Milwaul.ce.-Alrs T.
NJ Exemption and daughter of Northheld
are visiting Mr.. Kcmpton, who is build
Ing f, @, Wells's house.-Mr. nrd Mrs. H.
H. Shhckett went TO Underhlr Saturday
called there by tho serious illness Of her
sister, Mrs, Lucia Stur,evant.-A marty of
about % young ladies enjoyed a picnic n,
ne Palisades Saturday afternoon, Miss
Myra Cheney being guest Of honor-JohD
STRAW attended the funeral OF Mrs. Walter
O'Biien in Waterbury SATURDAY.
The Congregational Homo Mission
AIRY society net with Mrs. Alice
a, Raymond Wednesday afternoon
MY. and Mrs. Loren 3. Tomlinson left
Tuesday for n two weeks visit with
Mrs. Tomlnsons sons in Marbiehead
and Wakefield. Mass.-I.ittle Miss
Laura Heyden of Montpelier is n euost
of Mrs. c. f. Eddy this week.-AIrs.
O. W. Edison has returned from WI
nooskl. having recovered from an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at Fanny AL
len hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. David Il
Slade Of Fan River. Mass, were guests
at NJ. c. Loveioys this week loav-
INK for home Wednesday Amy
Adams brought in 100 varieties of wild
flowers TO the public library collection
Saturday--A son was born SUNDAY
night to Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Il. Kaiser.
Hon. d. ]. Foster and Mrs. Foster.
who have vi"ited LAKE Mansfield. re-
turned to Burlington Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs Harry Farmer and friends
to the number OF II enjoyed n picnic
at Moss Glen Falls.
A daughter. Carolyn Tinkham, born
Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Harry T.. Pike.
IS the granddaughter Of Senator Arba
A. Pike and great granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Pike.-Miss Nina
Harris OF Port Henry. n. Y. Is visit
Ing at Fred Il. Smiths. Miss Harris
and Miss Mabel Smith visited Mt
Mansfield Monday and Tuesday.-Mrs
Lewis Coburn and daughter and son
of East Montpelier are visiting Mrs
Foster s. Dow.---Mrs. Sarah A. Weeks
observed her send birthday Sunday.
Mrs. Mason Adams has returned from,
n visit of several weeks in Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Choate of Reads
VILE visited Mr.. and Mrs. George n.
Fisher Monday.-Miss Polly Gale has
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SWANTOfI CENTER

Several farmers have finished having
and the "rup i 50 ncdVY some stacking
in the fields had 10 be rcsorted to, while
many barns were fled to their capacity
Miss iiortenge Donaldson o: Skeels Corn
or vent Tuesday to Boston for visit
Of several weeks with her crea:-aunt,
Mrs. +. w. Hutchinson. of Medford and
other relatyes-Mrs. j. r Catiin and
youncer daughter. Doris. are visiting rcla-
tivcs in Canada for two woeis-M,ss
Jessie Picard has returned to her work
In Pike, y. H., after short visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Ricard.-
Harold VI. Royce Of Saranac Lake. y. Y.
is passing some time with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Royce. Farmers have
heen digging early potatoes for market
for two weeks and report the crop ex-
cellent.-A son was born July Is to Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Brown of the west road.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Helen and Miss Ella Randall are
spending few days with Mrs j. H.
Dimon at Hi-hgate Core. II. Waiting
of New York has been here This week and
has set up the monument and statue
which General c. l.. Marsh has present.
cd this town. IT stands nearly in front
of the Old school building IN duo time
the monument will be dedicated and given
to the townT'hc Row. and Mrs. +. w
Day, Miss Grace Ranrcy Of Stockbridgc.
Miss Pearl Jolloy of berkshire and
Foster 'Whitncy are occupying thu
Glendale cottage at Camp Patience. w.
Morgan and family have moved into thu
house which they recently purchased. -
Mr.. ana Mrs. WeStcot of WutervlIla
have returned home after few DAYS
visit with tho Rev. and Mrs q. g.
Nestcot.-Mrs. Wells OF burlington is
the guest OF Mrs. l., a, Illl.-Miss
Edith Gates has been visiting I'm clcb.
ford.