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rive wORE WBISKEV VICTIMS.
Tsaal % DEATHS Prem POIsSa In Cssatsa.
hand IAsasP Nsw Twelve.


PROVIDENCE. April 1.-Two more dsaahe
in Westerly to-day bVinws the total from
whiskey poisoning zap 10 twelve.
John McAvoy. ~. Of Westerly. and
ROaaini Patti. a.. a shoemaker Of Paw
catuck were io-day's victims.
McAVoy was the father u MFs. Tucker.
who died ON Aprils He died At u o'clock
this afternoon after only q few hours
illness He 10 known 60 have been drink
ing late yesterday afternoon. bat did
not complain Of any illne@s until about
70 O'Clock this morning
since Mrs fuckers death McAvOy
had been living with Edgar JBhrdick aud
had not left the house until yesterday
afternoon. when he went a short dis
tance away. Upon his return u was noticed
thai he hid becn drinking and sarly In
the evening he retired. He appeared
as well ~ usual ard nothing was Thought
Of the matter
When he got up this morning he said
he did not feel well and about 10 O'Clock
he was taken with violent pains In the
abdomen and an hour later was in .
serious condition. Dr. Ernest Scanlon
was called. Upon examining McAvoy
he said thai his symptoms were similar
10 those of the former victims Of whisksy
Patti vas taken aick In his shop In
Pawcatuck This forenoon and died bsfors
. physician could reach him.
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SaGES nan DUTcR LADS


VINO D. % Age. bsas n1aO and % Nee
P0una suissS - Auythi1w.
Pressy little wiIhelmina KartInR OF The
HagI~. Who arrived in the Arst cabin
Of the White star liner Oceanic on
wednesday and was dsaainsd az the 70
quest Of the Netherlands Consulate.
which reoeived q dsspatch from her
mother. saving that she was going to
meet . married man. was ssnt 20 villa
Island yesterday. special board -0f
iBqsSiry which esamined her decided
tina, she should he evcltldled a. an T.. p c +.
or . person likely to become q pubic
charge Miss Kevling. who 10 ~ yeaFs
Old and therefore legally her own mis-
trs~s has about ssaD with her ME said
aboard ship that she found "a Impossible
10 agree with her mother and therefore
had LETT her and that her mOshsr's
declaration that she was here TO NEST
a married man was invented 70 ksep
her out u the country.
Shs viii have until neat Wednesday. when
the Oess.lic sails. 20 appeal 10 the SseTs-
tary Of che DEF sstment % CO.nmsroe
and Labor. she aasd on Wsd1ss4ay
that shs would make a nwht for nDeFty
and that 80 never wonid 90 baoA - har
mother.
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lSme. Durand. nHnnlng for DeO,aey q
PaPla. SelFs Up q Rev.

spscisI csa's Dssps'ch 70 TuH srS.
Pans. April lS.-Mme. Marguerite Du-
rand. who ID standing a. . candidate for
the Cnamber OF Depus.ss rom the Nlnsh
district Of Paris and Who II she receaved
q plurality OF the votes cast would prob
ably not be seated on account Of hsr
sen. startled an audience 81 men last night
whsn she presented the latest candidate
AGAINST her. man named Charles Mafest.
who haa been widely advertised.
Marest proved 20 be an imb0cfle. 10
advanced to tho 'front.' OF the platform
after Nine. DurAnd had Introduces him.
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scM0OLGTRL CEUMS SUICIDES.
@ne Was mshana HaeP Clasaas an@ me OlhsF
Wmnaea mer PlssurO n the Papara.

0ne Was msnana nsep Grasses ana me 0shsF
Wanaea meP Psesuro n ths PRpeFa.
PErrsBUR0. April IA.--MRldrSd Brown.
aged - years. and Naomi Hayslis, aged ~.
chums and schoolmaaea. committed
suicide within fsw hours % each other
to-day. both by taxing carb0lio acid.
while Miss Brown killed hsrs@lg ad-
mieaodly because sho had boon unable %
Fosain high standing In hsr GLASS &C school
thu HayEllt girl killed. hsrself because che
was In love and aleo Svidsntly becanne
shs wanted 20 Est hsr picture In the pager.
Both were orphans. mildred left . n0ae
On top Of her geography which read a.
follows:
Il win not live under the llss Of Mia
Nusnhagen and my mother. ! say
Aood-by 70 tho following only: Mary
Brennan. Mrs. L4slsert. I.EElss Alassssssss.
Ruth and Virginia Llsbert. I know this
dped win please the first two mentioasd
In this note. MmDmxp.'
Naomi H&yslat killed hersslf some hours
later. leaving n0te pinned % her bosom
In which shs chidsd one of hsr beanx fos
hckbsas-s and hads Rood-hy % thu world.
Tothe nots OF farewell was sddSd post
script: Put my picture IN tho paper
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FIRENAN's ACCUsER UPSET.
nSeihara weisaaw ksenrs u Was NE wh
@Wsge-mls Case FaGas.

- = IA MIa.W -
W. @'e@.F~ ee''.-e 70" "" w."
""ere-"" Cess F
Assistant Foreman Louis semansky Of
Truck 70 was put on trial at Fire Mead
quarters yesterday on charge OF besne
disc0uTtsOsss TO q oisazsa. The ettizsn
was Richard Weiiing. Civil Service Com
missioner. secretary Of the socsety for
tho Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals.
founder % the Naval Reserve and q lnw-
yeg.
The alleged offence. which took placs
on July ~ last. was Investigates &C ths
time by Fire Commissioner Hay~s. VIVA
dismissed the charge. A. Mr.. Weiiing'a
request Commissioner Waldo reop~ned
the cAse. He presided at Yesterday .
trial
The question 20 be determined Yves
whether or not the fireman u9sd swear
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R@ana Gailay at FseaaaaasteFs ans nee
eu,menasa Ter massnaasal.
Policeman Thomas ,. Hearn % the East
Twenty strsst stAtioR. who fred
three shots into an elevated railroad car
&C ieoth street and Third avenue On
April .. wounding Charles o0ldenbsrg.
wan mp for trial bsforo Deputy Police
CommissiODsr Walsh yesterday. Sew
sral witnesses testified that he was In
toxicated &C the tune.
Hls lawyer advised him not 20 testify
In his own dsfsnce. 40 anything he might
any could DO used against him in the
criminal pFooesdings pending against
him. A hint OF his probable defence was
given In the decentralization when the
policemen who arrested him were asked
u his condition was not similar 90 that Of
o person suffering from knockout drops.
Prom tho evidence presented" sala
Commissions wai@h. this man 10 q men,
acs 60 the pulssse and should not be 70 police
IMAM. and him guilty and win forward
the evidsnce 20 the Comnsissioner with
the rscommsnsiation for dssmiaeal.'
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Trying TO OUIET TBE TON6S
I.rga ts~a aeGretaFy Tnsks WIN EBssh assseu
WsuIDaed Ghlne~e Dles.


WsaIaeed Ghineue Dles.
The ChIneNe Legation In Washington
has taken up the matter Of the tong wars
in New Works. Chinatown ON Shou-
tS.hun. secretary OS the Chineae I.eERt ion at
Washington. was In Chinatown all day
yesterday working with Representatives
OF the On Ieong tong and OF the Four
Brothers society In an effort 20 have them
arrive at aome agreement insUring psAce
with him were Yang Yn Yang. Chinese
Consul In New York. and Foong 0an Chin
Of the Chinese Reform Asso station
They visited the On Leongs at N Mott
street. and after q lengthy conferences
vent 10 y PelI street. headquarters Of the
Four Brothers Then they returned 10 the
On Ieongs
Il was said last night that the On Ieongs
were ready for an agTeement. but that
the -Four Brothers would not give q def
mite answer for q week.
Foons Hong Soy. the Chinese who was
slot ON the night % April ". died early
this morning in the Hudson street hos
pital. He was shO, by mistake for Four
BROTHERS. man. Ths victim belonged tO
no society or tong and had No part in the
quarrel. A Four BrOthers man wan seen
60 40 into tho building az % Mott street
n few minutes before Posing Hong. who
chancsd 20 live there. entered and Was
shot
This 10 ths third death resulting from
the present trouble.
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oody On tne Unionist aide shouasd -Dyna-
mitards,' at the Irish. Il saanw thsm 90
tuFy and nGht sssmsd hksly. but thu
cooler members intsrp0ssd.
Among the many angry incidsnss waa
one IN whieh william RsdmoAd and A. =.
Wilson were antagOnissd. Il sSemsd
tnsvieabls that they would come TO blows.
but Mr.. Burns and Othsrs separated
ehem- The demonstrAtions Of excitsuaeut
continued in the lobbiss. whore tho griah
Iet OF th~ir jubilasioa In loud whoops
and concertsd chserR in . uaannsT nsvsr
hsfore witnessed By living PaFliansn-
enriana
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HAs q coon LOOK ar THE C0MET.
PROD. wex 90 measBsva pets q Ten NslaHte
ws~~- sp@esPawF&waa Te&s@.

CHICAGO. April N.-Halley's comet.
rAcinR toward the earth az terrific speed.
was sighted by Prof. Philip FOH. dirsoeOr
Of Dearborn Observatory nc Northwest
srn University. Evanston. at t3a thls
morning. It remained In view Tor ten
minutes until IL was merged into the
dawn in the Eastern say. The comet
appeared a. q nsbusous mas % about
the aRth magnitude. with NO w~si defined
nucleus aud no tail. hat somewhat bvi ghtsr
than when 10 was in the western sky
several weeks ago.
lea body gave forth faint ~hitiSh glow
that encompaassd ths comet aud kGhtsd
up the sky for a short distance On every
ode. Th& ObssrvatiOus are made thrOUGh
tho bag IsAs inch 1~iescOpe. and oOnaider-
ing the fact that Il vas necessary ca psnc-
erass q considerable mas % haze that
0verhsng Lahe Michigan. the conlst
appeared remarkably plain.
The comet was caught to-day by the
specarOsFaph az Ysrkss Observatory.
and the lFat definite kDowledgs 81 its
present composition was obtained. The
apsesrograph and q long observation wsro
msso by Edwin n. Yfost. director % the
observatory Prof. Edward y. Barnard
attempted 20 get q phOtOgraph but doe
not sxpeot t0 obtain . good negative for
more than q week
= observed the c0mst from tho tims
OG in rising until about twenty msaatea
bsfors snnrise.. aaid Prof Frost i was
able to dstermins with tire speotrogrsph
that the light 10 10 nov giving is prinetpaiiy
slthsr rofectSd sunlight or the light % the
nucleus itself. tke sold PARTICLES. and n
not os a gaseous origin. Tho spectrum
was curious. There was no tail. hut ]
believe tho comet was little brighter
tlnn 10 was yesterday and tho day before.
II 10 not visible TO the naked eye
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FRET Not rHY GIxxAHDr



CHICAGO. Atril IA Er D. X. Pearsons'"
ninetissh iDlgth3ay vas celsbrnses' q..'stly
AZ his IIInsdale home to-day.
-It Isht m well have been my sar-
sIstn,' aid she I,hilantkrOpist whsn ASKED
hOw No Hslt. 4 newer Sslt boxer 10 nay
NE. Hcw 10 z do ~ Vel. ever aince
4 vas o voting nan . have fok'owei iRst
A elan oS life that think 10 the hast u yoI
want 90 10 hnISpy.
There's a well known German motto
whi~b aays. 'Mensoh. asvNenP dich
ui.,ht': literally tranaIsssd it Haeans Man.
d not feet l.saks IL PREF not tiny gik-
SnrA. Rscumtentsd Make thoap aFUsnd
yon happy and you viii ~ hapsy - =
n,ettsr Of eonrss Every man should
marry yOssna 4md be contautsd.
sNgrp. rrarnonm Who died four ysars
aso. maTTier me when was - yeara oiG.
We lived tunuther nfsy-nias yeaFa. and
can nv tsuthfdfly thai daring "a tbnf
GIms rsvsv had opoOstanity or socaelon
60 ffss.
sYouns men p''Ona.a rsan-a.bsr - -nsr-
aIss . lSt Aueomclilss and hor.es arS
prove ysaar ssna fEisnds u yOai waik thsm
H'e = ss~ ssr IN . .ab. ny daily WALKS.
Al~r, heil~vs 6n the early taS bel. early
10 rtaE mnags. 90 "a hed az J p ~ "
psaslble ana SO uP a the sane ho.'r ns1t
day. Earilsr y yos vast 90. va never
Iw. Ppanpms ua,d uas he had 10 further
a,ffta r. amnounoo - nts korfy-s9ygm
TnIidFpn a. ~ terpr &c oolleH.a "
fssalaaV-lnur Bf@ees wAIch ~ has analsto0
w glt@ e n1H~8' y .a-4-.e@
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te HAme pes'ss"s 70 HsR-ne
"s~'s'nV H'enbs& Fhe@ wssa cs~~sss.
Richard Croker. very much tannad.
and with his beard trimmed down close.
80 iaeS sswH yesterday from Florida
and went TO the Natioaal DsmOcnatic
Club 10 pot mp until he leaves on April
20 Tor his Irish place Mr.. CROKER in q
brownish suit and with the asw arrange
ment Of uhishsru looked very Jaunsy
and youthful and had o aort Of Andrew
CaFuexie chippsruenm.
but when q oame down 20 saying any
thing In the way of comment or crisioism
on abe world and In cittxens Mr.. Croker
wasn't interested Ne was just xoina
% stay hero unsil ft came time to siaFt
For lreland and had no Get plans ahous
what he would do in the interval He
visited Senator John Fox. who wap re-
ported 10 be m. Just a cold said M.
Croker.
what did william ] ConnsEu taal yosi
about State politics when Won ana hs were
eowpthsr for several weeks &C Palm
BaarhPs Mr.. Croksr waa aahnd.
Il don't r~m@mher that wN ~vpr onos
ealk~A poliss~w exc.pt In a cns,,al wnv.
oomsshina aho,ut what w~ minht have
rUmd IN the nnpora. Pinmv wns dowu I'm
FLORIDA Tor he same purpose shat Yves.
We were there for fun and wo had loaa oe
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WIFE CONTESTS .4ege@s @ELL.
yeFa. q. .. d. nesi Dtnposss aeersss's msghs
% mrpusea 0aooyo@0 Ksaase.

% mrpssea @aeovoe@ Kstase.
AIrs. Charass .. HalDbridgs Bell. wife Of
the actor who died In thu Flower Hospital
On Monday after he had been found an
coasSious IN . Furnished room house at
IA West Forty fourth street. claimed the
body Of her husband on wednesday and
too6 it 10 her home - Eastoa. Pa.
8hS aMid she would contest the win
Whose eEAse@nce was anno1nced BY John
said 60 have haft property in England
valued a. some go 90 to Alice Dtttler. an
actraaa mOw with k1rs. Leslie Carriers com
pany On the road.
BSEl. who was a ysars old. had nqt lived
Win Has wife Tor ten yomrB. Mrs. Rail haa
elFoet ~ look atens har mearaglgs
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STFFIss Na17' a'"9I7910 % ~ WI
BERhEN. April IA.-TorpsdO boat Ia
was rammsa by the o<sssssT AsssssSsssa
during manwuvrss last might on Baas-
nitz. a Watering placs In Prasaia. Tbs
torpedo boat vas cut In two and two
ssossrs were killsd and namber injured.
Orhar vanssls haptsnsa 90 tho scene and
succesdlsd in preventing thu torpedo boat
from sinking
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.,.l,n D. nath.r Prsaa se Mls Score.

TAmnYTowN. April ia.-JOhn D. Rocks-
teller has returned TO has homo az Pocantio0
Hills and h playing golf daily. aecenfiy
he made a,Irh an Sxcslbeut score that ho
called Bp a friend in Chicago % tel him
az 4 and also sent out telpggaEaa - twenty
ave ulnar iriondla.
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The jury before City Court Sud -
FinsSits Disagreed yesterday In She uscOnd
trial oG . suit brought by Lillian Roth
schild. a former model. against Emanuel
weinGrssn. q furrier. TO recover ei.0oo
damages because he kissed her against
her wit. The plaintiff got a verdict for
$50. bat the Appellate Term Of tho
Supreme Court ordered a new trial
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. cliff Hanley and Miss Myers are
IN Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Burns
have returned from Il trip to New York.
"A pleasant party assembled at the home
of Mrs. Kate Wool Tuesday evening to
celebrate her ~hirthday.-The Ladies' Aid
expect to serve "A chicken pic supper next
week. An effort is being made 20 secure
the hand from Fort Ethan Allen for the
occasion.-Rally day will be observed at
the Methodist Church next Sunday morn
Ing.
Mrs. r. S. Written is visiting in
ST. Adams. Swanton and Grand Isle.
Peter Parizo has moved his family
are making extensive repairs.
Miss Emily Nichols has gone 10 Enos-
burg Falls to nurse in the family Of
Olive Merrill-Rally day was observed
with appropriate exercises at the Metho-
dist Church last Sunday morning.-1he
Ladies' Aid will serve a chicken pie sup
per at the Methodist Church Wednesday
evening. TIL Tenth Cavalry band from
Fort Ethan Allen will furnish music
Mrs. Swartg. field secretary for the
Woman's Home Missionary society. will
speak at the Methodist Church Frida
e~vening.-Fay Mckenzie is acting as sta
ton agent while Mr.. Morris is away on
a vacation.-Miss Bessie .Atherton. who
has been i'll for some time, is again at
her place as teacher in the graded
c,bnnl
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WESTFORD.

Miss Luna Osgood returned Friday from
Rutland, where she attended the state
Sunday school convention.-Mrs. MAGMA
mara is visiting her sister in H~ineshurs.-
The funeral OF Augustus M. Covey WAS
held from the Congregational Church
Friday at 100 p. m. Mr., Covey died at
Fanny Allen hospital after an illness OF a
very few days. Mr., Covey expected to be
treated for gall stones but it Is reported
that his death was caused by cancer OK
the stomach.-Miss Hazel Munson OF
Franklin is visiting in town,-Morrls hio
der spent Sunday in Hinesburs as the
guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Sanctuary'-l~ T.
Hall made a buried start FOR Ch'cSso
Saturday morning owing to the DANGER
Gus illness OF his brother. Wnlter'-S' L.
Perry has bought Edgar Grows place III
the village and will move there IN " shor'
~time.-John Allen entertained about !"
relatives and neighbors ut his home Bat
urday afternoon. the occasion beinK INC
10Th anniversary Of his birth, All inc
guests were townspeopl- with tho ex'ep-
lion Of Mr.. and Mrs. q, c. Rieknen OF
Jericho and Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

f.. r.. Converse gave a. party Monday
evening to which about % were invited n
meet John Hart, JI-. who leaves soon Sor
Boston. where he has a position. The
party was II genuine surprise to lIr.
Hart.-Nrs. Sarah Dumas Of Bristol. w,c
has been visiting her brother. John r.
Taggart. has r.rurred honne.-Nr. and
Mrs. Ray Fonda have returned from, she.r
wedding journey.-Mr. ard Mrs. \. l..
Sherman of Burlington were guests San
day OF f. II. Couvvrse.-The Ladies' Af1
society OF the Baptist Church will hAld
an apron and holder sale. aud harvest
supper at the vestry on the afternoon
and evening ~ October 25.-M-. and Mrs.
Rrayton Clark with their guests spsr,
Sunday with relatives in .tGtisor.-aIiss
Essie Palmer. and Ray Fonda. eN1ctr OF
East Charlotte, were married Taesd1y
evening. October II. at rhe ElptiSt usr-
Mr., and Mrs, Leon Frtodle GaVe re-
turned from their wedding .~purrcv.-Nr.
and Mrs. stephen EeReh OF New NtrscgS,
Conn. are visiting Mc, ard Nr-s. SrHv;oa
Clarke and other relatives aere.-Ntss
Leila Fonda is very III r-,ut an attack IT
appendicitis John Hart. Sr,, Nae,sr E.,e
Hart. Miss Nellie Hart and NJ. ard Mrs
Giecrgc Hart, Ind. rrturr,ed SUNDAY c-VTo
Waterbury and Bolton. where they have
been visiting relatives.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tContiuued from pnse T.,

The following members of Union Lodge.
+. a. a. NJ, of Middlcbury were In town
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF s. M.
stow: A.. S. Hartman. w. NJ; /. c..
Russell. S. w; r.. II. Martin, J. W.: w.
II. Kingsley, marshal; John II. Wood and
c.. J. Bullock. The master conducted the
service mt the gravc.-Mrs. Emma
Loukcs, who has been visiting her moth
or for several weeks. has returned 10
-Ncrgcnueg.-F. /. Ward IL in very moor
health. T.. 4. Drake was In Vergennes
Seventeen of the officers and
members of 1dbanus Chapter. No. AZ, O..
Il. s., went to Burlington yesterday to
attend the second annual meeting of dis
trict No. g-Letters advertised. Miss
kathcryne II. cole, Mrs. Delbert James
J. Jacknan, Charles Rogers, o. j. Tom
mas. X. ". Wilsou.-Mr. and Mrs.
Page Fonda, who have been visiting in
town, have returned TO Chnrlotte.-W. A.
Lawrence made n business trip to War
rem yesterdny.-A1clntyrc brothers have
bought u blacksmith business In New
Haven. Joseph Levarn is in Boston.
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ADDISON.

The funeral of Hiram Merrill, a life
resident of Addison, was held from
his late home Sunday afternoon with
burial in Lake View cemetery. Mr..
Merrill ut the time OF his death was %
years of ago and death was caused by
diseases incidental to old age. Mrs.
Merrill died several years ago. He IS
survived by two sons, James A. Merrill
Of Burlington and r. n. Merrill Of
Addison.
Preparations are in progress for a har-
vest supper at the Baptist Church on the
evening OF october &.-Grand View
Grange Is to have u harvest supper on
the evening Of October 21.-The O.. II. b,
society We're at Joseph Tatro's Friday
eVening.-A telegram was received
-nureday last announcing the death of
Mrs. Stroup Of La Grange, Ind. the
mother of Mrs. John Elmer and Mrs. =.
h. Norton. Mrs. Stroup has spent quite
a portion of the summer here with her
daughters and only left two weeks age
for home. Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Nortor
started at once for Indianapolis.-Mrs.
Eliza Lucia went Monday to her home
In Atlantic, Mass. She has been spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs. st,
Clare.-Mrs. S. +. Smith has been In
Port Henry for the past week.-Ethc
Tull of Panton was the guest of Stella
Cross over Sunday.-Olive Gage was ii
Waltham over Sunday, the guest OF
Christine Bacon.
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JERICHO CENTER.

MI. and Mrs. Cyrus Tarbox moved to
their new home at Jericho village last
Saturday.-Mrs. *. b. lsham Is moving
into the Tarbox house, recently pur-
chased by her.-Mr. and Mrs. Tiras isham
of Williston are here for d few days as
sisting Mrs. X. r. Isham in moving
In the absence Of the pastor Mrs. Cora
w. Chaplin read a sermon at the morn
ing service last Sunday. The evening
service was omitted.-Hovey Jordan was
home from tho T.. V. NJ. over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 7. Scott and daughter.
Irene, who have been spending a couple
of weeks visiting relatives. returned to
their home at Dudley, Mass. Monday
George Lombard and family moved into
the a. b. Puffer tenement, recently va
Gated by J. NJ. Carpenter, last week
The high school, under the direction Of
the teachers, are arranging for N Hal
lowe'en party. Scenes from Shakespeare
plays and other entertainment Will be
Given,
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WEST

Miss Hoole, who has supplied the
pulpit at the Baptist Church this sum
mer, returned to her home In Lowell,
Mass. last Thursday.--Mrs. Fred Tom .
linson M Mrs. Verne Tonlinson Of
East Barre visited Mrs. NJ. J. Pease last
Week.-Mrs. Bernadette Mattimore Is
teaching in the Locke district in place
of Miss Alice Leary. who has been very
in.-Mrs. Nelson Hall IL visiting her
daughter in South Starksboro.-Mrs.
Walter Lamb of oxford, Mass. is visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Tomlinson.-Misses Ruth Tomlinson
and Olive Dubois went Monday to
Waterbury to work in the State hospi-
tal.-Miss Jessie S%teinhour of Under
hill is visiting Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Fay Tonlinson has gone to Worcester.
Mass. where he has q position in "a ma
chine shop.-Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Pcase Of Jericho Center are visiting
Mrs. Harriet Hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-20
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l.. Il. Necdham has returned from New
York-Mrs. u. W. Doanc has been spend
ing some weeks i'm Connecticut.-The Rev.
and Mrs. J. e. Williams are In Boston.-
The remains of Mrs. Sarah fascomh.
who died at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Ira Come. were taken Tuesday to
Altoona, y. Y. for intermont.-Jaincs
Dewitt, who has been in Brandon for
two weeks. has returned home.-Lou's
Wolcott took IN the Boston excursion last
~wcok.-SpcCiul services were held last
week Monday at st. Paul's Church, at
tended by Bishop Joseph J. Rice Of Bur
lington.-A Y. NJ. c.. A. was organized
last Friday, Officers: William Rich
mond, president; II. L. Allen, vice-presi-
dent; r.. G. Brown, secretary and treas
urer. There are 10 charter members
-Four carloads OF apples loft town last
weekday Is being pressed in town, Of
which there is "A large quantity for sale.
C. M. Wright of New York is at the
Wright home.-The Junior Endeavorers'
society will hold a social at the home
of Mrs. c. NJ. Cook Friday evening.