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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23

visiting George Chandler and family
Mrs. Nancy Richardson, mo ther-in-law OF
Judge Wells. fell down stairs last sunday
and was body shaken up. No bones were
broken, but her glasses Gu; a cash IN her
face. requiring three stitches. Mrs.
Charles Answorth, who went to the hos
pital In Burlington for treatment several
weeks ago, has had her operation and Is
doing well.-Mr. and Mrs Walter Carr
and two children spent the week end in
town as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Swift.-Alr, and Mrs Levi Swift and two
children, with their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Carr and two children, were in
Montpelier to attend the baccalaureate
sermon at Montpelier Seminary. Miss
Lucy Swift Is one OF the honorary pupils
and is one of the speakers.-A few of the
farmers have begun haylng-Mrs Edith
Ilcrsey OF st. Adams was In town last
Friday and Saturday as guests of Mrs.
Samuel Kellogg, -,ieorge Alexander and
party returned from their fishing trip
Tuesday night,-Mr. and Mrs. James
Mackin were In Williamstown the first Of
the week
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Jason Hill was in Waitsheld Sat
urday.-E. G.. Atkins visited relatives In
Montpelier last week Mrs, c. J. Bliss
Is working In Waterbury for Mr., Lyford.-
Miss Murel Shea, who has been III for
some time Is better, Arthur Henson OF
Groton, n. H.. visited In town Satur-
day.-Barney Gillette OF burlington was
In town Monday and Tuesday on business.
Mrs, Johnson and Mrs. I. s. Austin were
in Waterbury Wednesday Harry Bruce
IL spending h. vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Bruce. Mrs Eunice
Haskins OF Waterbury was a guest sun
day Of MIR. and Mrs. Il. Child MIR and
Mrs. Irwin Henson of Montpelier were
guests OF relatives over Sunday.-Mrs
Charles Bagley was o guest Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Hubbard Pal
mer.--Miss Irene Child spent several
days last week In Montpelier with her
aunt Mrs. c. Is. McAllister.-Mrs Caro-
line Parker fell while coming cut of the
postoflice Friday and injured her knee
very badly.
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5000 AT LOG ROLLING.
Il. &. Fleetwood One OF the Speakers
nftcr Pnrnhe mud Dinner.

ST. Johnsbury, June Cover $500 at
tended the most successful log rolling
In the history OF the northern Vermont
Log Rolling association. NJ W. A, held
on the fair frounds here to-day The pro-
gram included a parade through the
principal streets this morning, about 100
being In line, business blocks We're de
corated for the occasion.
Dinner was served at the fair grounds
and following We're speeches by the Rev.
Or. :. c, Earnes, welcoming tho visitors,
Hon. Frederick u. Fleetwood and Dr.
Barrows OF Morrisvils, \. O. Palmer OF
burlington and the Rev. Peter Black of
this place, Other features of the event
were competitive and exhibition drills and
II long program of sports. The local
camp of Woodmen gave dance In
their han this evening. which was well
attended, The association comprises
about a dozen camps In this part OF the
state,
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WINDSOR
BETHEL.

The j. J. Carney Manufacturing COM
pany, owners of the Mccullough farm
IN Royalton. broke ground Tuesday
for an artificial lake which will be at
least 400 feet square. Mr.. Carney In
tends to develop the location for sum
mer boarding purposes another sea-
son.-Mss Anna Brown, teacher of
English in Dean Academy, Franklin,
Mass, and Miss Leila Cushing. both
of this town sailed Tuesday from New
York on the Hamburg American steam
ship 'Hamburg." as members of a
travel party which is scheduled to
reach Naples July 3. and to visit the
principal places of interest in Italy,
switzerland. Germany. Holland. Bel
GUM, France. England ana Scotland.
returning to New York September H..
Miss Brown goes as chaperone of a
party of six girls not including Miss
Gushing, who shares her stateroom -
daughter was born recently to MI.
ana Mrs. Wallace J. Gouid.-The grad
uating exercises of Whitcomb high
school last Friday evening were Of II
high order. Prin cipa! Walker pre-
sented the students and the diplomas
were presented by ii. IT, Dlnsmore.
for the board. The essays OF the oc-
casion were by Paul Wilson (secono
honor. on Comets; Robert Noble.
third honor, on Forestry; and
Robert Bnndy (hrst honor), OF
Gold" Tho illness OF Forrest Bios
som, member OF the class, was muct
regretted. Rollin X. Goodell is work
Ing In Lebanon, n. H.-Mrs. Abbie
Paine Is seriously i'll with paralysis
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs l.
W. Gifford,--Thomas j. Abbott, teacher
OF mathematics and agriculture in the
Johnson Normal school. Is with his
father, Lewis ri. Abbott.--Mr and Mrs.
Martin H. Durkee OF South Royalton,
formerly of Bethel, will celebrate
their Both wedding anniversary July
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FAYSTON.

The Rev. and Mrs. w. A. ReInele OF
Waits0eld will occupy Camp Arboritum
until Mr.. Perry's people Of Beverly, Mass.
come in July .-Thirty-fiv young people
gave Curtis W Guyette surprise party
last Wednesday evening.-The return
game between +. \. G. and North F'ays-
ton was played Saturday afternoon on
the fair grounds. resulting In a score Of
2, to II in favor Of r. A. C.-Howard Long
Is a. home for Il few days.-At the re-
publican caucus. held In Fayston June II.
F.. j. Long and NJ. $. Strong We're elected
Mead delegates to the State convention
and A. ID. Bragg and S. j. Dana to the
district convention.-The Waitsheld and
Fnyston Telephone company have in
stalled n telephone in the residence OF w.
A Pratt,
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MIDDLESEX.

Nearly all OF the schools in town close
this Week.-Mrs. Isabelle Martin OF South
Koyalton spent last week In town.-Mrs
Ida Goodwin and daughter, Mabel. went
last Friday to Boston to meet Wallace
Goodwin. They will return this week.
George Bosworth OF Berlin visited
George Miles and family tho first OF thy
week. George Alexander Frank WAL
and Erwin Gibbs went Sunday to Shell
burne pond for few days fishing Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilbur Chandler and two chill
dren spent last Thursday In Burlington
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Even and Myrtle Lance attended
as delegates the annual meeting Of the
Vermont congregational convention. held
at Montpelier last week.-A few Invited
friends OF L~ouyina Sabin were pleasantly
entertained Monday afternoon at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. b, H. Benja-
min, IN honor of her 18th birthday Tho
Rev. ". Il, Stuart occupied the pulpit last
sunday.-E. {. Sabin and Warren Goode Ii
were called back to Montpelier Cor further
seryice as turymen
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EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rounds Of Sher-
burne are visiting their daughter. Mrs
NJ H. Goodspe ed.-'Mrs. Fred Elliott was
III Randolph last Tuesday TO attend the
graduating exercises at the normal school'
Howard Strong Ia ill,-Mrs. Issie Church
OF Lowell. Mass, IL visiting IN town.
Mrs, CLARION Allen and daughter, H''o',
of Barre are visiting In town'-Mr' anu
Mrs. Albert Tucker while out o1xihs
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attended. The Rev +. b. Kellogg preach
ed an appropriate sermon. Prof. George
Bowes presided at the organ. Solos We're
sung by Mrs. Il. f. Joslyn and c, II.
Hatch. In the cemetery, the work was in
charge of the noble grands. Mrs. Ida Hat
tie and f. G. Miller. Mrs. f. T.. Camp
bell and J. +, Shpman served as chap
lains and Judge Huntley acted rs mar
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WATERBURY.

The delegates to the republican State
convention are w. J. Boyce, c. c. Warren.
Fl. G. Whtehill. a. A, Newcomb. Andrew
Kelley; Fleetwood men, altcrnates. F.. l..
Knight. Il. T.. Campbell 9. u. Moody, T. |
c. ONeil, NJ. G. Barber delegates to the
district convention are: G. c. Graves.
Ernest Newconfb. T. r. Campbell S. G.
Wheeler. J. r Shipman. The town COM
mittee arc: Or. u. r. Grout, r. G. White
hill NJ. H. Moody. The vote stood Il for
| Fleetwood. II for Mead. In Duxbury
| Fleetwood delegates were also elected,
the vote being 81 for Fleetwood, 20 for
Mead. The delegates to the State con-
vention are: b. X. Demeritt, II. j.
| Parcher; district convention, T.. w
| Huntley, A!ba Durkee. The town com
mittee Arha Durkee. f. q. Miller. T. F.
Foss, y. ]. Avery. Howard Kennedy
| Mrs. Leonard Hart died early Fri
| day morning Of heart disease. Mary
Thayer was born I'm Sharon 81 years ago
and married Leonard Hart at Montpelier
about ca years ago. They have lived In
the village over 80 years, e in the place
in which she died Mrs. Hart had been
a member of tho Methodist Church for
% years. Mrs Hart is survived by her
husband, who Is 50 years Of age and IN
feeble health, two daughters, Mrs. Frank
lJoslyn and Mrs. Harvey Atkins, both of
this place Two e-randdaupbtsr. a,so l,,.o
in town Rertba JosIvn and u-,n,,. ,,,,,
Smith The funeral because Of 49,,
condition of Mr.. Hart, was private
and was hold from, har lat. hor,a ~
Main stree, Sunday ofterpoor q, o,,
o'clock the Rev W 9 johnson omc,o,,,,
Henry Irish died NJ nneurop,o n, 80
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs nonta,
Irish in south Duxh,rx Iuna "A N,
Irish was horn Aug,is, % 1914 1,a ,a,,.o,.
three brothcrs "A v,fa ord ono SON rha
body WAS taken SATURDAY. % 1ves,,or,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23

We're run into by an automobile. Their
carriage was broken but they escaped
without injury.-Walter Pike OF Bellows
Falls Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Alice
Rich.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23

next Saturday on the American line
steamship st. Paul. Tic goes in charge of
Il parry OF IL tourists, among them Miss
Miriam kimball. teacher OF English at
Montpelier Seminary, Donald Fairchild,
who graduates today from that in
stituton. and Miss Grace BullSey of
Morctown The party will tour the
British Isles and will see the Passion
Play. This will be Mr.. Flints third trip
abroad in six years.
A scmi-annual dividend Of five per
cent. PAYABLE July l. has been declared
by the directors of the Wetmore &, Morse
| Granite Co. Of which Frank M. CORY of
this city is president This is an Increase
| of two per cent n year over previous
| years.
The wedding of Miss Sally Field Oviatt
| of this city and Lawrence Hamilton Gard
ner of buffalo n. Y, which occurred yes
| terday afternoon at four o'clock at Christ
church was a brilliant social event. The
! church was filled TO its utmost capacity
| and before the arrival OF the bride Prof
| G. c. Eek rendered the Largo from the
New World symphony and other popular
selections Tie Rev. Homer A. Flint was
| the officiating Clergyman and Fred L.
| Gleason, Frank VI. Bryan, Robert Bliss
and Roaert q. rarquaharson acted az
| ushers. Or. Henry Oviatt OF Bangor, Me.
a brother of he bride was best man and
| Mrs Robert b. FarQuaharson maid of
honor The bride was given away by her
brother. MI and Mrs. Gardner left on
the evening train for the Yellowstone
Park. They are to reside in Buffalo
where the groom Is secretary OF the
|
| those from out Of town who attended the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gard
ner Of Buffalo, Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Nc
CURE of Boston, Fred O'Brien. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Burnham, Miss Kate Field and
Miss Helen N7lto OF Burlington. The
bride has for several years had charge Of
the office force and work of the Consoli-
dated Lighting company.
The y X. 1Allie Granite company has
ready for shipment a unique monument
that Is TO he placed over the grave of ].
| w. Ellsworth a Elmira, n. Y. Ellsworth
was for many years an engineer on the
| Erie railroad and on the face Of the
monument is cut a representation Of en-
CINE S67 that was formerly run by Mr.
Ellsworth. Railroad men who have View
| ed this work pronounce It well nigh per
feet. Tho cutting was DONE not by an
Italian or sporiari rs Is usually the case
IN an extra fine Job OF carving, but by a
| Frenchnan NAMED Ia Claire.
A special car will be provided this morn
ing on the Montpelier and Wells River
mail train for the 81 or more Shriners
who will go to Newport to participate In
n field day ard parade which Is TO be
headed by Gov George II. Prouty.
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Bethel Lodge, No. 35, I. o. o. F.,
Observed odd Follows memorial day
sunday by atten ling service at the
Methodist Church.
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Resolutions on the Death OF
Mrs. w. ]. Smith.

It was with the keenest sor-
row we heard of the death Of
Mrs. w. J. Smith, (nee Hearon).
Resolved. First. The Won
ans Civic League of Big Stone
Gap has lost an earnest mem
Der, one who was faithful TO
every trust.
Second IL Is with bowed
heads and sOrrowing hearts we
submit TO the will OF Him who
knows best. Miss Clara, as those
of us who knew and loved her
best, called her. was a beautiful
Christian character. and her
short life was filed with noble
deeds.
We live Boa deeds, NOT years iu thoughts
not hrcafhs
ln feelings. not n figures on a dial
We should count time bv heart throh.
Tie most lives. who thinks most. feels fh
MODEST acts the bees,
Third. We extend our heart
felt sympathy 60 the grieved
and grief stricken hus band and
family. but they know she is
safe nm the arms OF Jesus.
Sunset aud evening star.
And ono clear can for mc.
And may there Dee no moanfrat
the bar.
When put ont to sca.
hni such "a tide JAS moving ,ccms
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SLEMP AND MCKIN-
LAY AT APPALACHIA

Telegraphic advice is Just re-
ceived here that Hon. Duncan
X. McKinlay will arrive I'm time
TO speak with Mr.. Slemp at APP
palachia Thursday evening.
Arrangements have been
made for the dummy to run
special Thursday evening from
Cadet through 10 the Y. x 5.
w depot, to connect with the
V. & 5. w. train at O'Clock.
The dummy is chartered, and
there Will be no cost on il for
those who 20 10 the speaking at
Appalachia. The V. & S. w
viii run "a special back 10 Big
Stone Gap after the speaking is
over, and the dummy Will meet
II, and make the entire trip
through TO Cadet.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-14
MORNING BRIDGE

Mrs. r.. j Prescott was the
charming hostess Of "a delight
ful bridge party Friday morn
ing at her hospitable home on
Poplar Hill
Those playing at the two la
bles, besides Mrs. Prescott. were
Misses Minnie Fox and Emily
Bullitt, and Mesdames j b.
Ayers, G. r. Blanton. Karl
Stoehr, Jno. w. Chalkley. j. r..
Bullitt, @ L. Nash
The prize for scoring the
greatest number of points In
the game, a pair of silk hose,
was won 10y Miss Emily Bullitt.
The consolation prize was
awarded Miss Minnie Fox.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-14

The Clinch Valley Associa-
ton will convene with the Bap.
tist church here, Thursday, the
22nd, at $3.50. On Sunday, the
25th, Rev b. G. Hening, ID. ID. q,
Will preach the dedlcatory ser
mon Of the Baptist church. DR..
Hening Is one of the strongest
men of the whole South. Rev
J. b. Craft. the pastor. expects
a great meeting. and asks for
the CO operation of the entire
community
Mrs. NJ. l.. Muncy and charm
ing daughter. Miss Madge
Muncy, arrived in the Gap last
week from Los Tanos, y. NJ. .
whore they have resided for the
past two years. They went over
10 Bristol 10 visit Mrs Muncy :
son, J. A. Muncy, and where
Miss Madge will enter school at
Sullins College. They formerly
resided at this place, and have
many friends in the Gap. who
were glad 90 see them again.
They Will probably not return
% New Mexico again until next
spring.
Russell county can boast of
the oldest couple in the South
west. Austin Profit. aged nine
ty-nine years. and Nina. his
wife, aged ninety seven years.
They have been married seven
.ty-four years.
r. b. lessee is in with
typhoid az his home i'm Eas,
Big Stone Gap.
Rev. j VI. Carter. pastor. is
holding a series Of meetings al
the Southern Methodist church
this week Everyone is
cordially invited 90 these ser.
vices, both morning and night.
Read the announcement of
Ford and Mcconnell. Of Appa.
lachia, appearing elsewhere i'm
this issue. This popular firm
recently bought the mammoth
| department store of Fuller
Bros, at Appalachia. and viii
continue the business i'm th,
same building. Their larg,
stock in every department d.
I fun and complete. Their line of
/ W00lteX suits. corsets anC
skirts is not excelled by any
house IN this entire section
Give them a call when in Ap
palachia.
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ROCK SLIDE AT QUARRY

Saturday, there was a very
dangerous rock slide at the
quarry in the side of Imboden
Hill, where rock is being quarri-
ed and crushed for the streets of
Big Stone Gap. A blast loosened
about a thousand yards of rock,
a part of which being precipi-
tated down the hill, struck the
rock crusher, tearing down
some of the woodwork and
nearly submerging the crusher.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-14

Have YOU noticed the new
souvenir booklets of Big Stone
Gap recently placed on sale by
the League, They are of dark
gray flexible mounting paper
with black lettering. The color
ed post card views of Big Stone
Gap, familiar 20 us all. with
some new ones added. are very
attractively placed inside, each
accompanied by am appropriate
quotation The little booklets
are exceedingly we'll gotten up.
and very reasonable IN price.
and just exactly what YOU have
been wanting 90 send 90 ever So
many folks as a Christmas re-
membrance, If not sooner.
Those who have been making
such praiseworthy attempt to
beautify their yards this sum-
mer must not forget that if
they want their beds and bOrd
ers gay with flowers next
spring, as soon as the snow has
cisappeared-tulips, hyacinths,
narcissus, crOcus, iris, and all
the rest of that lovely troupe
the bulbs must be planted in
September or October at the
latest, because they must have
time before cold weather sets in
TO make their roots. Now is the
time, also, TO plant the seeds of
perennials, which otherwise
viii not bloom next summer.
OF these, pansies head the list.
with columbines, hollyhocks,
sweet peas, larkspurs, peoples,
pinks and sweet williams, and
all those dear old fashioned
joys of our mothers gardens,
close seconds. The little plants
Will live over winter with a
slight protection of leaves, and
viii come out sturdy and strong
and ready for business with the
first hint of spring.
Pearl Street won't know itself
when that stretch of asphalt
pavement is finished in front of
ID. G. WOlfe's and j y. Collier 5
homes. 1t is a pity that it could
not be continued out TO the
corner of Pearl and East Fifth
Streets. Some of the prettiest
lots in town are on that corner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-14
PUBLIC SCHOOL

The public school at this
place has opened with fine
prospects for a good school.
The enrolment on opening day
was 427 and up TO yesterday il
had reached 40, the largest Ell
rollment in the history of the
school.
Prof. K. r. Banner, a gradu-
ate of Richmond College, will
assist in the High School de-
partment, and Miss Storey, a
graduate of the State Normal
at Farmville, has been secured
as an assistant in the first
grade, there being in this grade
1874 children.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. D. =. Wolfe returned
.ast week from a visit 90 rela-
ures in Wilmington. n. G..
Miss Maud Wolfe returned
last week from Harrisonburg.
where She attended "a summer
s.hooi Che past summer. She
wi.. teach at Duilield this year.
Nr-. q l.. liarrell. of Bristol.
is visiting hor sister. Mrs Paul
Harre.l. at the Monte Vista.
D. b Hall. of Blacksburg.
was 3D. guest az the Monte Vista
one day last week
Electric light globes az low
e,tprices for spot cash at Ham
hem Brothers. q
49, w. Taylor and SON.
James, left Monday night for
Cincinnati and Knoxville 20
buy their fam and winter stock
of goods.
Charlie Witt has accepted
permanent position as assistant
do the postoiiice.
Dr. DID,. y. Orr was called out
Of town Friday for two days.
Rev r.. * Timmons left SAT-
lriay morning for his home in
Columbia. $. G..
Mrs. ~. N. Lyle and family.
who have been visiting rela
uFes and friends at Franklin.
Ay- returned Friday
Mrs Smith, of Bowling Green.
N.Y. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. NJ. Lyle, at Cadet.
Miss Lucy johnson and Mr..
Albert Wells were married at
ihe parsonage Monday. Sept. 8.
and left for Middlesboro. at
which place they will reside.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c.. s.
Carter. ON Monday of last week,
hne twelve pound boy
Walter Nickels arrived in the
zap last week from Los Tan
nos, y. H., where he has been
iof tne past two years.
The Woman's Foreign Mis-
SION Society will meet at the
station parsonage at 3 O'Clock
thursday afternoon.
LoSr-Plain gold bracelet.
between Big Stone Gap and
motifs farm. Reward for re-
'uru 90 Big Stone Gap Post.
Mrs j. a. Gilmer is visiting
relatives IN Lee county this
W. 3 Reynolds and wife, of
1ate City, were registered at
day.
The two Misses Baird, of
iafmvllle, who have been do
ing hight housekeeping during
,ne summer IN the Nickels fiat,
.1i' Monday for Bland G. H.,
where they will teach this ses-
Hesdames Harry Sullivan and
sOhn Guntner and children, of
,A,ppaiachia, spent Sunday with
~fS. ; w. Kelly, at this place.
MISS Eleanor Summerville, of
/ Sreenvllle, Miss, spent a few
lays with Miss Margaret Bull
p p TINS week, ON her way to
randolph Macon College.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-14

Not minute should De lost when q
child shows symptoms OF Group Cham
berlaiE's Cough Remedy given as soon as
the child become hoarse, or even after the
crcupy cough appears. will prevent the
attack Sold by Enterprise Drug Co.