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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13

MODERN ALTRUISM.

= The poet sings of the joys of life
At the side of the dusty road,
y Where one can be a friend to I
man
= And faith. tits a noble ode:
= And fain would follow the po- 4
cts words, 4
. But first let me set this down; I
= The road that is picked must 4
not be far
= From the edge OF the
= busy town.
= And the house must be quite up
to date,
Of a bungalow design,
= With plumbing new and porch 4
ornate,
And a pergola and vine; Z
. In some suburban haunt like
. that, Z
On some such modern plan, =
= Who would not live beside the =
road q
= And be a friend to man? .
= And il perchance it happened so .
. I'd motored into town .
= To see the latest problem play. .
. No one should call me down, Q
, For I would leave servant o
there Q
All smiling, spick and span, .
, By proxy thus I still would be .
A friend to fellow man. =
Denver Republican. O
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13
old Sores
DUE TO DISEASED BLOOD

Every symptom Of an old sore sug-
gests diseased blood. The inhamma-
lion, discharge, discolored flesh, and
the fact that local applications have
40 permanent effect toward healing
The ulcer, shows that deep down in
The system there is a morbid cause for
The sore. But more convincing proof
that bad blood is the cause for these
places is furnished by the fact that
even removing the sore or ulcer by
surgical operation does not cure; they
always return. Nature will heal any
sore if the blood is pure aud healthy,
but until the circulation is cleansed
Of all impure matter and supplied
with nourishing and plasnic qualities
the infected condition of flesh is
OBLIGED to remain S. S. S. heals
Old Sores in perfectly natural way.
1t goes into the blood, removes the
impurities and morbid matters, adds
nourishing qualities to this vital
auid, and brings about the very con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-13

ditions that are
n e C e ssary be-
fore any sore
can heal. S.S.S.
is a perfect
blood purifier,
acting directly
on the circula-
ton t h r o u g h
the stomach and
diUeotiya ,,,o,,,
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developed, and fears are entertained as to
her recovery.-C. r. Kingsland and family
have removed TO Shelburne, where he has
rented n large farn.-O. A. Hunt and
family have moved to the house recently
vacated by G. f.. Kingsland.-Scth NJ.
Packard Is moving into the Wilder house
recently bought OF Mrs. X. Il. Isham-
NJ. A.. Bullock has taken possession of
the s. NJ. Packard farm, recently pur-
chased. but will not move for a few DAYS
because Of the illness of Mrs. Bullock.
who has an attack OF the uuinzy.-
f. u. Brown has been confined to
the house tho past few days with a
hard cold. NJ. Nealy has been quite
Ill the past few days with n cold and
stomach trouble. but Is now better.-Mrs
Leon Hall Is VISITING friends in Water
bury this week.-Mansfield Grange at its
regular meeting Tuesday evening held n
debate on the question, Would Recipro-
city with Canada Re injurious to the
Farmers with II. T.. IIau, +. G.. Pense
and G. Il. Lee on the affirmative, and the
Rev. s. n. Darnum. A.. +. Bvington and
T.. Il. Jordan on the negative. Both sides
were well sustained and the facts and
figures brought out on each side were in
t~eresting.-F. B Jordan went to Bur
llngton Thursday. where he was sum-
moned as juror in the United States
district and circuit court.
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MONTGOMERY N

The engagement Is announced of Earl
w. Peterson, son of the Rev. c. ].
Peterson. and Miss Bessie \. lIislop OF
Clarenceville. Que, daughter Of the late
NJ. l.. Hlslop OF St. Johns.
Miss Mamie Duffy has gone to Rlchford
where she has a position at the Ameri-
can House.-The Baptist Ladies Aid go
ciety Is planning to have a dlnier for
the voters town meeting day.-Mrs. q.
'Orton Of Fairfax. who has been In towr
for a few days, has returned home
Vice High Chief Ranger Anderson OF
Franklin. Of the high court Of Vermont
Independent order OF Foresiers. made an
official visit to tho local court uc .,.-
esters here at their regular meeting
Tuesday evening Miss saline Gu.met.
has retHr, ed from ~Grecuville. Ne. where
She lies been stopping for several morths
Mrs. Horace Marcy. who has been very
III, Is reported some better.-!nter.
mediate Festorville school, Miss Eu-
nice Prior teacher. closed February =
with approrr.at" exercises commemorate
ing W~"shinston's and L!ncoln's birthdays.
CheFe were Is runis enrolled with an
average attendance Of 1903. Those pres.
ent everyday were Vera and Versa Muir
ray, Dora Tatro, Albert Holbrook and
Howar! Touchette. Agnes rado wa, alb
Sert only uuc 1a,
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CENTER

The funeral of Mrs. Dolly Ann Taft
was held at the church at the north
village Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock. the Rev. II. |. Kemp oficiat-
ing. Mrs. Maud Talby sang three
selections. with Mrs. Ida Johnson at
the organ. The bearers were rela-
tives of the deceased-Mrs. Annie
Harris died at the home of George
Warren Thursday morning at the ad-
vanced age Of SIS. rho funeral was
held at the house Saturday afternoon
ut one o'clock, the Rev. II. |. Kemp
officiating. Miss Greta Norton sang
two observation-disclosures Taft of Mont
Keller. Merrill Andrews of Berlin.
Walter Taft and Mildred Tart Of South
~Starksboro We're in town Thursday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Levi Taft
John Andrews Of Essex Junction IS
visiting his son. Fred.-Mrs. Ida Johns
OF Burlington has been visiting at Z.
j.. Johns's.-Mrs. q. w. Brewster is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clara Nor
ton, in BurlinEton.-Edson Pierce has
been i'll the past week with neuralgia.
Mrs. j. u. Hanks of Richmond has
been visiting at u. F. Hanks's.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Liberty Of Stowe are
visiting friends in town.
Or. Spiller will be at Jerome Carpenter,
March Bird, az Fuller's Hotel March ith.
Lawrence Gardner and son. Jesse. were
called to Burlington the first of the week
by the serious illness OF their son and
brother, George Gardner, who is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-There will he "A
supper at the NJ. w. \. hall Friday even
Ing for the benefit of the Rev. II. |,
Kemp.
Clarence Andrews has taken Henry
Brewster's farm for the coming year anc
took possession March Is. 4. Rollin,
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital Mon.
day for treatment.-The Misses May ant
Ira Hodges Of Richmond visited a
George Rounds's Sunday.-Gcorge Gard
ner died at the Mary Fletcher tosplta
Tuesday after several weeks Illness. IL,
leaves a father. mother, six brothers ant
two sisters, The funeral VIII be held a
tie church here Thursday.
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GEORGIA..

-he play, Down In Maine" which va,
presented at the town hall Friday even
ing by the Athletic association of Banner
Grange, was repeated at the opera house
in Milton or Tuesday sVening.-A recep-
ton was given MIR and Mrs. Orrin Pres
ton Saturday evening at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Smith. They
were presented with many useful Sifts,
consisting OF silver, linen, china and
glss SIS. Refreshments were served. Mr.,
and Mrs. Preston left Monday for Hart
land, where they have taken a farm for
the coming year.-Mrs. Eliza Morton has
returned from Pittsburgh, n. Y, where
she has been visiting her son, James,
Mrs. Erwin Newton and Raymond New
ton of Burlington have been visiting rela-
lives in town for n few dsys-The Ladies'
AID society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church will serve dinner at the vestry on
town meeting daY.-Mrs. Russell Sunder-
lAnd is tL-Miss Navy Macomber OF the
ST, Adams high school was a guest at the
home OF W, II. WILDER Jay
Green and family visited in Westford re-
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry r.. Curtis
were In burlington Wednesday.-The sub
teCt Of the Epworth League meeting Sun
day evening Will be "Methodism's Modern
Prophet" Leader. Mrs. oscar Ladd.
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]. Sanderson ard Horace, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Willard Sanderson. rho in
termont was in the family lot in the
village cemetery. The Rev. T.. Jan
vlcr was the officiating clergyman
Charles King is visiting in Nashua,
Boston and standardization, tho
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Win
chester. is n little better.-Grant
Pre- tiss Is to move to George Tay-
lor's place, vacated by Lucius Quirell.
Arthur Mantcll, Jr, is to move to
the Smith farm in Burlington-Ar-
thu Mantell, ST., has taken charge of
his own farm and Edward La Tulippc
will work for him.-Miss Electa Rog-
crs, who is i'll with pneumonia, Is
somewhat better-About so couples
offended at the |. q. O. f. ball Friday
evening.-Fred Lewis is to carry on
Horace Sanderson's farm this year
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church served supper at the ves-
try on Wednesday evening.-C. +.
Sanderson had n bad spell Sunday
but is somewhat imprOved-Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Sanderson were CALI
home to attend the funeral of ius
grandfather.
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MILTON.

Joseph Douglass died at his home in
Milton Center Thursday of heart fail
ure, passing away quietly sitting in his
chair conVersing with the family. The
funeral was held at the Congregational
Church in Milton Saturday In charge
Of the G. A, r. of which he was a mem.
Der.
The funeral Of Joseph Douglass was
held at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
saturday at twelve o'clock, the Rev.
T.. f. HerriCk officiating, with the in
t'rment in the village cemetery. Mr..
Douglass belonged to the G. A. r.,
members of that order attending in n
body, and the bearers were selected
from IT, He leaves n wife and four
sons. Henry. Alfred and George of this
place n william of Berlin, n. H.,
and two married daughters who live
in Kansas City,-The funeral of Leroy
Sandevson, one Of the old residents.
was held at the home of his son-in-
law, willard Sanderion, Sunday at
100 .. IN. Mr.. Sanderson was nearly
s. years old and had been remarkably
energetic until within about two
rlonths, He leaves two sons. Or. C.,
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ESSE-- JUNCTION.

Leroy r. Sanderson Of Milton and - g
Eva I. Nichols of Essex were united Ia
marriage Wednesday February % by the
Rev. l. NJ. Compton at the Baptist par
sonage in the village.
Albert Pratt. mail carrier between
here and Westford. married in North
ampton, Mass, Feb, q Miss Margaret
Tobin of that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt
will reside at his home at Essex Cen
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~IIoratio Read. who were
married last Thursday and are now on
Flats, ". Y.
Eleazar Taft is out after an illness OF
several days.
Floyd Barnes is moving from the Gates
tenement to r. ]. Parkcr's tenement on
Lincoln street. Mr.. and Mrs. Chcste,
Barnes. who have occupied n part of the
same tenement, have also moved ard will
board with his brother. Floyd.
George +. Drury is still confined to the
house with the grip and Mrs. Drury,
who was threatened with pheumoria. is
not yet able to leave her room.
f. J. Mullins, formerly employed In the
furniture store of A.. y. Douglas. but
for some time with r. Il. Weaver, has
resumed his position with Mir. Douglas.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Nichols have
noved to the Fletcher farm in West
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Hunt have
moved TO J~eTersonville, where Mr..
Hunt has leased a grist mill.
Mrs. Sarah Northrop has gone to
Newport to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Loveland.
Rollin Adams of Battle Creek,
Mich. is spending a few days with
his cousin, Charles Mcbride, and other
relatives in this vicinity.
The ladies' Home Circle of the
Methodist Church Will meet with Mrs.
" r. Place Friday afternoon.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Jacobs went to
Bristol Thursday to attend the funeral of
their uncle, Joseph Scars.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Grow have returned I, Bristol
after visiting Mrs. Grows mother, Mrs.
Flecta Cove, and other relatives.-Lem-
mel Vondell is moving to Now Haven
street, where he has taken a ARM r..
Taggart has returned from Bristol. where
he has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Sar-
an Dumas Prank st, George returned
Thursday to his work In Bridport, after
spending two months with his parents
Mrs. Cynthia Cove of Bristol Is the guest
OF relatives.-J. Avery Harris received a
shower of postcards on his S5th birthday.
which occurred Sunday ALFRED STACY
has returned home from Cambridge,
Mass, where he has been In business for
several years and, In company with hia
brother, w. l.. Stacy, will carry on tia
home farm the coming year.-Mrs. Frank
Estey is ill.-Bradley, the young son OF
Mir. and Mrs. Roderic Enc Is seriously III.
MIR. and Mrs, &C.. Il. Kimball and child
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Harry James Benoit OF this place and
Gala Mae Hsdd OF East Berkshire
were married Thursday morning at Ave
O'Clock In St. John the Baptist Church
by Roy. r. j., Cshill. Carmi Benoit was
best man n Miss Azilda Garrow
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Benoit will
make their home for the present with
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
a. Benoit.
Miss Minerva Stokes has returned
from New York, where she has been for
a few months.-Mlss Ellen II. Wagner,
who teaches in Sheldon, was in town
over sunday.-The Rev, r. +. Lowe Of
st, Adams preached at the Methodist
church Sunday In exchange v
Rev. c. S. Nutter.-M. p. Perley went
to Boston Wednesday, where he will join
Prof j. /" Barker OF Boston University
for a southern trip. They Will sail from
New York Friday afternoon on the Prtnz
Frederich OF the Hamburg-American line
for Kingston, Jamaica. Some time will
be spent in Cuba and Florida, from
whence they will return via Washington,
d.. CDR, Frank c. Lewis OF New York
was the guest of his aunt. Mrs, +. c..
Kimball, over Sunday.
Dr' {. A. Pratt expects to move to East
Charleston this week, where he will
locate for the practice OF medicine. His
younger son, Howard, who has been with
his aunt, Mrs, II, q. Tttemore, in
Franklin during the winter, is here and
Will 30 with the family +. NJ. Carpenter
returned from Essex Junction Monday.
where he had been for 10 days.-Nr, and
Mrs f., c, Farrell of st, Adams ara
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Il. II. Farrell
Or. Thomas was bitten on the under lip
by n bull dog belonging to |. A. Vincent
with whom he was playing.-C. l., Towle,
who Is employed in the store OF c. w,
Powell g. Co, in Franklin, was with his
family here over Sunday,-Letters have
been received here from Henry
lin since his parole from State prison by
Governor Mead. He is in Battle Creek
with his family. The letter received
Tuesday indicates a complete breaking
down Ia health with no chance for re-
coyery,
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JERICHO

William D.. Chesmore died late Friday
evening at his home i'm this village after
a few months of failing health from stom-
ach trouble. \ few years ago ~ married
Mrs. Anna Mcmahon. who survives him
with TWO young children. Wilbur ana
Catherine. lie is also survived by his
mother, Mrs. Fulinda Thorp, and by n
'rother and sister. Allen Chesmore OF this
town ana Mrs. Tenn Reel OF Waterbury,
Conn. Mr.. Chesmore would have been ~
years old In May. lie was born I'm
BrushtOn, y. Y. The funeral was held
at the catholic church In UnderhH Cen
ter Tuesday morning but the burial was
here in the village cemetcry.-Mrs.
Belle Parsons Is nl.-Miss Secley closed
her term Of school IN Nashville Friday
and has gone to her home In jefferson
Vile. She recently suffered a serious In
jury to her knee from a fan on the ice
and Is able to get about with difficulty
About u attended the supper at the Con
gregational Church Friday evening.
+. J. Yaudow expects to move March
from the Hosea Wright farm. where be
has been for three years, 10 WiIiSton.
Miss Addie Yandow will remain at Mr.
Hebert's until school closes in June
Miss Luna Gleason, who has been al
+, J.. Percival's for a few weeks, has
returned to her home,-llarlow PerriEC
went Feb. % to Shclburne to visit his
brother, Lowell Pcrrigo Mrs. j, y. Var
ray is seriously Ill with the grip.-Mrs
Mary Day is visiting Mrs. Hawley Booth
er.-B. H.. Day is confined TO the house
by illness M. A. Bullock ana father,
Il. S. Bullock, who have been Visiting
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u BURLINGTON.

Mrs. S. l.. Caswell has received news
CT the death Of a sister. Mrs. Carrie Brad
ford, at her home in Claremont, y. H.,
same day. She was AZ years Of age and
is survived by Il husband and three chill
Gren. Another sister, Miss Anna Rey-
nolds, died November - in Bellows Falls
at the home Of her niece, Mrs. Florence
Carpenter, with whom she lived. She un-
derwent an operation about three weeks
before and had not the strength to rally.
Mrs. Caswell, herself, is in poor health
and was not able to attend either fun
cral.-A reception was rendered to Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Hefflon by a company Of
their neighbors Friday evening. They re-
ceived many gifts Of furniture, silver,
glass, china and linen and SO in money.
There was music and refreshments were
served.-J. S. Nay is moving to the city
from the j. W. Jones farm, which he
has occupied tho past two years Harold
Murphy. foreman at II. Il. Chittenden's
farm, VIII carry on tho farm vacated by
Mr.. Nay.-Gay FoEg moved to Eden
Thursday, where he has employment for
a year.-Bert Isham will move to the
George Barstow house and work for Mr..
Murdoch. who has purchased the
farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. +. Tilley visited
his uncle, Eleazer Taft, in Essex juno
tlon S~aturday.-Mr. Taft is slowly recov-
cring from a severe attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Mary Muir Is i'll with the grip.
Harry Robertson OF Montreal is a
visitor at Adam Johnstone's.
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WILLISTCN.

The supper and entertainment an
nounced for Friday night has been post
poned.-The Rev. Mr.. Kent will preach
a questionable sermon Sunday morning
on Success" based upon the definition
Of the word as given by the school chill
dren.-Mr. Freyl, who recently went to
the hospital. is ~gaining.-B. J. Fuller is
moving to his farm, recently purchased
Of Frank Talcott.-Charles Delementes
has returned from Boston. where he has
been wornirg during the winter months.
A. Porter has moved into Frank Tai
colts newly purchased tenement house
and will work for him this year as usual,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Prior gave n
small party at their home February %,
in honor OF the 18TH anniversary of the
marriage of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
james Bryant-Mrs. James Rawson of
Underhill was an o~ver-Sunday guest at
Jennie Burnett's.
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. w.
V. Beach at Library hall Wednesday aft
ernoon.-The Whist club will not meet
this week.-Constance and Christine Gu
lick are at home from teaching in COL
chester and t.ssex.-Miss Phoebe Hors-
ford, who Is at Ashville, n. c., is report
ed as much lmproved.-Quite It number
from here attended farmer week in Bur
lington.-The gentlemen entertained at
grange Monday, giving a farce. a debate
and an oyster supper.-Mr. and Mrs. Bur
ton ByingtOn of burlington are visiting
in town.-Wallace Mcneil Las returned to
the high school in Burlington after hav-
ing been at home i'll for "A week.
George Edgerton has gone to Westport.
y. Y. whore he has a large orchard to
trim.-Abram MCGOWAN OF New Hamp-
shire Is visiting his old home here.
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RICHFORD.

Fred Sargen.. clerk II the express
Office. is III with tonsilitis.-The Rev.
w. f. Douglass addressed the Cal
umet club Tuesday evening at $40
o'clock.-H. r. Cardy has closed out
his stock Of -four and feed n sold the
machinery 70 the Swcat-Comings COM
pany. The floor occupied by the bus
mess is being fitted up for a grocery
store which will be conducted by
Frank Colby. for several years in the
employ Of Mr.. Hardy.-Miss Matilda
Corliss has gone to Detroit. Mich. to
visit her brother, John 3. Corliss. and
viii be absent about five weeks-Dr.
Edmund $, Douglass, son OF the Rev.
and Mrs. W. T.. Douglass of this VII
lage and n graduate Of the L. V. NJ.
medical department last June, has
been notified by the State board of
medical registration that he had pass
I'd the board examination at the head
Of the list. and is entitled to practice
medicine in Vermont.
The saw mill. clapboard mill and box
shop of the Missiscuoi Lumber company
at Stevens Mills was burned to the
ground Saturday afternoon. TIE insur-
anCe is $3.50. which will not cover the
loss. The cause Of the fire, which tart
cd in the box shop. has not been deter
mined. The mill will be rebuilt at once.
The new power plant. consisting of a
500 horsepower steam engine and dynamo.
was uninjured. as We're the piles of
lumber in the yard. c. NJ. and S. r.
Eoright Of this village are the chiet
stockholders in the company. The mill
was located three miles above this vii
lage.-The annual town meeting has been
warned for Tuesday, March :. There
Is little OF interest aside from the usual
routine business. 1t Is reported that a
strong attempt is being made to carry
the town for license.
The measuring social" given under the
auspices Of the Kings Daughters at the
BAPTIST Church Tuesday evening was
well attended and the net receipts were
:l0.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Warner Of St
Adams visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Sears
this week.-The night train from Boston
on the Canadian Pacific railway was foul
hours late Tuesday morning, due to a de.
rallied engine on the Boston & Maine
division.-The Kings Daughters will hole
their next meeting at the home OF Mrs
II. A. Bogue Wednesday, March s, al
2:3O O'Clock instead OF Tuesday, the
regular day.