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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
VAUDEVILLE.

Daniel r Maurice died after long and
painful Illness Friday. aged IS years and
five months. He leaves a wife five sons
and four daughters, NJ. p. Maurice OF
Morrisvlle. Or. g. 3. Maurice of Water
Vile, ". l.. Maurice of New York. Clay
ton and Willard of AlburE. Mrs. George
MARSH. Mrs. W. .. Marsh of Sheldon, Mrs.
\. y l.ahounty Of Cambridge and Miss
Florence M,urice. who is teaching
school in stowe He was an ac-
tive mcmher Of the Methodist Fpis-
CCpa Church. also member OF
Wa crvinc Lodge, X. of p, and the
Grange. and will be greatly missed by
the conn .rity at large-James Stearns,
leading merchant AID lumber dealer,
and highly esteemed citizen Of this
place, died very sudder ly of heart failure
ON Friday evening. aged 81 years eight
months and 10 DAYS. The funeral was
held Mt his late residence on Tuesday.
The Rev. Henry Howard If LunenburG
officiated, The services at the grave
were conducted by The *. Of p. he be-
ing a grand lodge officer Of that society.
He VAS member Of Warner Lodge, No.
90, +. and y. NJ. also OF the OF O. of
Hyde Park. He represented his town In
lSS2 and again in 1910. He held the Office
of town treasurer from 1855 to 1902 and
school director from 1875 to 1875. He was
very active member of the ConGreGa-
tional Church. He is survived by wife,
one brother George NJ. Stearns, and five
sisters Mis- Helen Stearns, Mrs. Carrie
DoWner, Mrs, II. l.. Beard. Mrs. o. G.
Kelley. Mrs. r. F. Beard and host Of
friends that deeply mourn his loss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
JOHNSON.

T.. J.. Austin, who is al the Mar'
Fletcher hospital, where he recently went
for an operation on his eye. suffered
paralYtic shock Monday night and Is III
very critical condition. on learning ot
his condition his son-in-laU, Or Il. =.
Prentiss, and f.. T.. Holmes Went 10y auto
that night They found him unconscious
There Is very little If any chance for MS
recovery.-C e. browns sister, who has
spent tho greater part OF the summer
at his home, left Tuesday for her home
in Boston.-Mrs l.. Il. Tatro has an I'M
usually large and attractive display II
the new styles of fall and winter hats in
her millinery parlors s. Warner Il
II. Royce and James MCCuin attended
the funeral OF J. V, Stevens at WaterVille
Tuesday afternoon Miss Grace IlodH-
kins came home Tuesday night from
Judge Whites in Hyde Park for two
weeks vacation Miss Flora Tulper was
at home from Morrsville Tuesday night
Mrs. O. II. Wilson and Mrs z. G. Prem
tiss went TO burlington Tuesday night
to Ic with their father at the hospital.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Al the home OF the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dana Bean, Leon JaqUcs and
Clara Bean We're united in marriage ny
the Rev r. II. Trll After Wedding
trip they will make their home IN this
place.-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Martin September 2l.-Mr and
Mrs. John Smith. who were guests at A.
J. Thomas several days, returned to
Eden Saturday. The Rev. Mi Moor of
NeWfane j. Spending the week here, and
will suppl, the Second CONGREGATIONAL
Church GunCay.--M y. Dodge returned
from Granville. y. Y. Monday The
Ladies' Aid society will serve a chicken
pie supper at the church parlors Thursday
evening, September S.-AmonG those VINO
attended the funeral Of James stevens
in Watervill~ Tuesday were II. NJ. Cor
nell, George Melvin, Charles Thomas, NJ
\. Dodge and Charles Horner Mrs
Ceilings of ST. Adams Is the guest OF MIS-
j. A. Watkins.-The next meeting oi me
Cemetery association will be with Mrs
Arthur j. Brown Tuesday, October q
Charles Thomas, George Westman. y. u.
Thomas and j. II. Smith were among
those who attended the state fair AT
White River Junction Friday.
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FAIRFAX.

Tho Ladies' Village Improvement So
ciees will hold their annual fair at the
town hall the afternoon End evening Of
October 3.--Samuel Phelps left Monday for
Burlington to resume his studies at the uni
versity.A large number from this town
attended the State fair Thursday.-Mr
and Mrs Harley McNall and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ballard were
In Johnson SundaN.--Harry Minor has
gone to Pittsfield, Mass. where he has
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brush Of STOW"
and sister. Mrs Fleetwood of Cambridge,
visited at George Hunts Monday.-Thr
Rev and Mrs. Williams of Sherbrooke,
Cue, are visiting their daughter. Mrs..
Homer nt-Miss Mahelle orion IS at
tending the Baptist state convention at
Barre.-R. c. ballard is quite i'll with
sciatic rheumatism.-Th Baptist Mission
AIRY Society took in so3 at their harvest
supper Thursday evening
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~
FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Barnum are visiting
friends in Barnardsville n. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. L. Webster and two children
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Webster.--Mrs. Mary Hurlbut
went to Boston Wednesday to spend some
time with her daughter. Miss Catherine.
Mrs. j. r. Dimon OF Highgate Gore has
been spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs. Helen Randall-The Rev.
c. J. Peterson ot East Berkshire occupied
the pulpit Of the Congregational Church
,aet Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
the Rev r W. Da-.--Niss Balch Of
Burlington spoke IN tho Methodist Eps-
copal Church Sunday evening in the inter
est OF Sunday school work.-Richard
Buudreau and family Of Newton. Mass
are stopping With his brother, Adlarc
Boudreau. Miss Ella Randall returned
from Springfield Wednesday Mrs Carrie
Bel is visiting her brother. g f. Warner.
n i'rattloboro.-Ms Helen Whitney Is in
Mortified. Department Collector ]. NJ
Green and family Of Montreal were in
town while Tuesday. Mrs c. s. Rey-
nolds has returned home.-The school In
'he village opened Monday morning with
the same teachers as last wear
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JOHNSON.

Miss Rachel Parker mas gone 10 Bur
lington. where she has position in the
Home tor Destitute .-hildren. H omer
CaSwell went to Burlington Friday to at
tehd the reunion Of the 9Th Vermont regi-
ment.-E. H. Sweet came Thursday night
from the Mary Fletcher hospital and re-
ports Mrs sweet as comfortable as can
he expected after her operation last We'd
nesday Mrs. q. J.. Butler and daughter,
Mabel. visited Mr. and Mrs ii. T.. Parker
at Worthwhile last week. Albert Lambert
went Friday 40 Hardwick to work for Il
week for : \ Griswold who Is raising
and repairing a set of buildings there
Mr.. and Mrs. " T.. Tracy returned Fri
day night from "A visit at her home in
Malone, Nova Scotia.-II. g. Dixie return
ed to Burlington Monday to resume hi ,
studies at the {. Y. M.-Miss Emily Stick
ney was in town Saturday soliciting funds
for the Kurn- Hattn Home for boys at
Westminster -- Mrs. Lewis Demeritt and
Miss Flossle spent Saturday in Morris
VILE. Misses GLADYS Rand and Della Bar
nard were home Saturday and Sunday
from their schools in Ehen.-Charles Sher-
bert has a new draft horse for which he
exchanged his driving horse with II. A
Smalley 4 co. of Morrisville.-M Jo-
seph Muzzy went to Morrsville Satur-
day to see Mrs. Mary Dubray. who is i'll
with a bronchial trouble at the home Of
her daughter Mrs Spiller-Mrs. Eugena
Green went to Burlington Monday to
visit her niece, Miss Lou Fullington.-Miss
Ida Perry left Monday FOR Gerkimer.
y. V, where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs
4. l. Mcclellan, after which she viii
visit her cousin, Mrs. T.. w. Page of
Plttstield, Mass, She expects to he alb
sent about mOnth.-Mrs. Fred Holmes
and Miss Cordia Brown spent Saturday
with friends in Waterville. Sunday Miss
iIilda Mansfield was elected delegate from
the Methodist Sunday school to the State
Sunday school convention to be held in
Burlington i'm October The Rev. / A.
Ranney received his Fellow-Craft degree
at the communication OF Waterman
Lodge, No 50. +. and A. NJ, which oc-
CURED Thursday evening.
Mrs. r. r. Foster has received word
that her cousin, Mrs llz2;e Carpenter
Scott, formerly of Watorv'ne but for
many years a resident of Covngton, Ken
lucky, has recently died. Joseph Odell
is quite ill,-Ahram holland was at heme
from iIardwick Sunday and Monday.-D
NJ Sargent Mrs j g. Hodgkins and Miss
Ida Barton attended the funeral Of d, #,
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Frank Maynard left Saturday to
join her husband In Norwich. \. Y.-H.
H. Rushford left Wednesday night for
Beverly, Mass.-Mrs. II. II Rushford re-
turned home from ST. Adams Friday -
&. D. Shangraw OF East Enosburg was
the guest of II. 9. Jewett Sunday Sep
TENDER A.-Carmi Rushford visited friends
md relatives Saturday and Sunday Leon
Rouse and family of East Berkshire
passed Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Pudvah.-W =. Shangraw was called to
ST. Adams Saturday on account of the crit
teal illness of his daughter following an
operation for appendicitis at the hospital.
Mrs. l.. A. St. Onge Of East Enoshurg
passed Thursday with her daughter. Mrs.
w. J. Ariel-Dewev Rushford of this;
place passed Sunday with his father. Asa
RuShfOrd at Mon tcOmerV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28

T. t. Stewart. and brothers. +. j. and
r. L. stewart for few weeks. laturn-
cd to Ansonia. Conn. WednesdaN'-
Miss lillian Kendall. who has passed
the summer at the sunset Hin House.
sugar Hin. y. H.. came Tuesday even
ing for a short visit with friends
Carroll Lanlpher returned Fl I'm Boston
TUESDAY night-Mrs. Eliza GriSwolh
returned Tuesday evening from ~"
Orchard Me where she has paSse"
the summer at the New Nesper. Mrs.
Guy Herrick of Hariwick came tn S-
dav evening to pass few days WIN
Mr. and Mrs G. II. ITerrick, parents "
Mr. Hcrrick. Miss Ruby Hall oi f"rd-
wick is visiting Mrs. A. T. Austh
The grammar room OF Peoples A"ad-
envy will give a masdu"r2d" AT N'ao-
envy Hall Friday evening Mrs. NAVY
Towne gave corn huslinE at Nor
farm TUESDAY evening.-Mr. md Mrs
Al p. Maurice returned TUESDAY even
ing from Cambridge. where he: were
ico,,od bv the death of Mr. Maurice7
father.
! II Trecr and son, Benjamin have
returned from Ahercorn. Que. where they
went last week to attend the golden wed
ding of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Freer w. II. Freer. VINO Is
contractor on the buildings being erected
on Nohun avenue. was also present at
the celebration of the anniversary. Mrs.
~ r. blair left Wednesday for Albany.
\ Y. where she will visit relatives. She
viii ho Ioined 10y Mr.. Blair the last of
the week. when they will go to Buffalo.
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French left Wednesday for Colorado
Springs. where they will spend the winter
on account of the latter's health.-Mrs
w, NJ. Adams. who has passed the sum
mer on Mt. Mansfield, has returned home.
The Summit House closes Monday.
MIR and Mrs. *. e. Prouty, who have
occupied MIR. Adams house during the
summer. will mako their home at the
Green Mountain Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.
Marshall went on q carriage drive through
MiddleseX Notch ana Moretown Sunday
-tieorge Clement reports digging a potato
weighing two pounds and another weigh
ing ono pound and three ounces from one
hill-Mrs. Sarah n Weeks remains
critically in al the home of her son. w
W. Thomas, in Morrisvlle. Page Brown.
who has been i'll for some time. is a little
itNnr
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AL.BURG.

Lee th'win and bride returned from their
wedding trip Monday The same even
ing q reception was given them at the
home OF his mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin,
There was a large attendance Refresh
meets were served DR.. David Marvin
and family Of Essex Junction spent Sat
urday and Sunday at their camp here. -
The Pew. Mr.. Cresey exchanged pulpits
with the Rev. Mr. Westcott OF Isle
La Motto Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. w F..
Nantne Of burlington spent Sunday in
town \ permanent road is being built
here which win extend from the station,
north to the stone school house, Mrs S.
II Martin and daughter Of Georgia and
her sister. Miss tombstone are guests OF
Nr and Ms. \. X, Martin.
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HYDE PARK.

Those who attended the funeral of
James Y. stevens az WaterVille Tuesday
from this place were Senator Page, Col.
Mcfarland. ctpa Waite r. W. Huburd
Jonas r. stevens, l." r. Harrington, II. s
PAGE. Marshall Shattuck ana Mrs. H. NJ
Mo f'nrland.-William Newcity and son
have closed their meat market.--the first
entertainment of the lecture course il on
October u. The l., G, A, students viii
have a masquerade party Friday evening.
The Rcbekah district meeting will be
held here the last Of next month, A two
ton rock, well illed with asbestos hbro
veins, was shipped from this place We'd
nesdaN To Boston, 10 he exhibited at the
Industrial exposition there, -tieorGe White
ol Montpelier was in town Saturday he
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the Federated Church on Sunday. when
there were Ia present Miss Brooks was
entertained while here by Mrs j. w.
'heshro.-Mr. Woodwork. real estate
agent and former resident here, who has
been here for a week, went to his hons
in Waterbury on Monday morning.-F'red
fairbanks was here over sunday
very interesting program was given az
the meeting OF the Grange on Saturday
niRht' when ladies' night was observed
\ farce was given by nine lady members,
which with musical selections, made thu
evening very intereshng.-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Sinclair of Lebanon were sunday
guests with Mrs. Clarence Booth At NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

ON sunday morning, September "a
sin stained glass memorial windows
We're dedicated for use in the Congre-
gatonal Church. The windows are Of
opalescent glass constructed by Val
entine Bartsch of West RoXbury. Mass
They make complete harmony Of
color with the rest of the decorated
interior of the church The memoir
tails are for the Rev. Orville Gould
Wheeler, Deacon Jesse Landon. Jerome
Phelps Hall Reuben c. Allen Lydia
Fletcher Robinson and Abigail Wright
Robinson
The remains of Mrs. Matilda Fulton.
aged 80 years who died at Grand Forks,
\, D. were brought here for burial ac.
companied by her daughter. Mrs. Ruth
Fulton Of Evanston, III. Mrs Fulton
resided In this town the earlier part OF her
life and went few years ago to live with
her daughter Mrs. Carothers, az GRAND
Forks, North Dakota. Services were held
at the cemetery Friday morning a, ten
o'clock and interment was beside her
first husband The hearers were John
Orville, Milo and Fred Allen, nephcws of
the deceased Mrs. Hyde of Plattsburgh
Was mere Friday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Fulton.--The new memorial win
dows nave arrived and have been placed
in the Congregational Church.-The an
uuai ch9rch meeting was held at the
Congregational Church Wednesday, Miss
Grao" Robinson Of Boston is the guest of
M. and Mrs. Juan Robinson. Mr. and
hIfs Harry Davis have returned from
thcIl wedding trip TO New YOrk.-State-
mcnt OF South Hero Creamery associa-
;iou, includes for month Of August whole
number OF pounds OF milk received, lS9
s& cream. q. a7S; whole number of pounds
Of butter made 1864; gross receipts,
t47s. l73; net receipts, 1872. average price
per hundred for four per cent milk s12i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs, L. J. Lahounta returned Friday
from a weeks visit with her parents ir
sutton, L. q. Her brother returned with
her-The Rev. William f, Weeks of Shell
hurne visited Grace Church Sunday.-TM
state AGRICULTURAL school opened Tuesday
morning In the normal building with
about 10 students More dormitory room IS
needed at once Where Is the puhlic-spir-
tied man?-.Miss Martha Gilbert has rent.
ed the colonial 20 the trustees Of the agri'
cultural school and has gone to RoNalton
to teach school William : Griswold Of
Hartford Conn, is guest at the old
homestead this week, with rooms at ~ l..
BoNdcn's Miss Elizabeth Holden Is visit
ing in Montpelier. Miss h, f. Butler q
Barton is guest Of Mrs. Luke Parish
Mrs. r.. l.. Sutton Of STAFFORD has taker
rooms of Mrs. Luke Parish and is board
ing and caring for her son, who attends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Marette are the par
entS ~ n third daughter-The Rev.
j c. Allen is taking his vacation, visiting
his son in Wocott The Rev. g. w. Perry
Of Eagle camp supplied in a very accept
ahle manner The Ladies Aid have their
nest meeting At .. y, Clements for din
ner. 4 cordial invitation Is given 10 all
Mrs. Katherine Mcclure is making an eS-
tended Welt in Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28

brought with him liberal supply OF fine
steak taken from a 400 pound moose that
he recently shot at Canada.-George d.
Eoardman of Chicago visited relatives in
town recenty.-The st. Clair restaurant
will locate in the basement of the Spauld-
ing hloCL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
FLETCHER.

Miss Nevens n trained nurse is caring
for Mrs. c. T.. Corse who was badly
hurt in runaway accident.-Several from
here attended the State fair last week.
Clarence Putnam has completed work for
F. T.. Tinker--E. J. Hooper and A. Fl.
Hooper were business visitors in Buring-
ton reCentlv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28

The merchants Burlington you
October
ed trade event There will be flying machines
achpenny devices 1t
business proposition They chief
city Vermont without trading
the
ducemen of
The
selves special during Merchants Week and the Burlington Mer
Protective Association leading the
behind will
tun for than regular below
could afford
than purchases which
will be paid anywhere within distance of 100 miles
Burlng
Merchants numbers
they satisfied pleased Every courtesy
extended
nfcen displays which the Burlington And will be
Burlington the shopping centre that its natural location entities to be and the
the So make visit Bur
ngton during Burlington Merchants Week beginning October
ending will will
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- ID Abern o Allen Co, dry goods
Dn,cy Music sheet music, etc
e.. odgc
The storeH G clothing and boys
kitchen furnishings
4 articles
f. tinrks & %.
ash to he
crokery, wall fNapolcon Thomas
DO Meals a Regular dinner SOC
r. Gould. fine shoes and children
F. ruhbers all
& Faint hardware paints oils roofing
A.. Hail. strictly furniture
J. Henderson %. Park Drug store, IL college
hotel beautiful roof
20. & pianos sewing machines
& grain, feed agricultural implements
J r.. 4 j. Lockwood. harness, automobiles
supplies, roofing. goods
mems and boys clothing and furnishings
A.. q. watches. diamonds, iewelry.
Bigclow stylish boots. shoes and ruhhers.
china glassware croclory
W. Parish. We grind
Wen
specialties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-10
Wanted=Houses.

WANTED TO RENT-Firstclass resi-
dence (furnished) for the summer by
3 adults; reference to First Natl bank
Address Box gas. FL Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-10
For Sale-Real Estate.

For 5 dle-Real Estate.
BUY THIS CORNER on Mesa and
Boulevard. 80 feet with large II room
house. Price to settle an estate $4,000.
Josephus Boggs. 419 Mesa Ave.
BARGAIN-Reeves county. $50 acres
good land. unimproved. shallow water
for pumping plant. VIII trade or sell
for cash. Phone 1865.
A SNAP-40 acres valley land near Be
rino, sac per acre; also % acres near
San Elizario on public road; 1914 acres
IN alfalfa; 500 per acre; terms
Knew RUNNERS Realty Co.,
Buckler Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-10
BEHR & WATTS.
SOME RENT SPECIALTIE4.


SOME RENT SPECIALTIES-
RESIDENCES:
Two modern 5 room brick cot
tages. n. Octavia St. half
block from Montana $500
s room cottage, modern, 1908
Montana st .. 1870
room modern cottage, 207 ".
Rio Grande $500
rooms and bath, 1900 block,
Z. Overland 1900
5 room 2 story brick. well ar
ranged for one family, Brown
ST. half block from Boule-
ward. We will rent this very
cheap to a good tenant. See
US about it,
OFFICES:
Several very desirable room
suites and one splendid
room suite on FL PaSo St.. in
City National Bank building;
rates very reasonable
very large and well lighted
room on second floor OF Wells
Fargo building, San Antonio
BEHR & WATTS,
Insurance, Loans. City Property.
log S. Ell Paso ST. Phone asa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-10

South bound train connects with
Southern Pacific west bound train No.
l. leaving Lordsburg 1857 a m, noun
tain time
South bound train connects with El
Paso & Southwestern east bound train
for Ell Paso leaving Hachita 1872 a.
m mountain time, and with west
bound train for Douglas and BisSee.
leaving Hachita at 1910 a. m, mopS-
tain time
! A. T Thomson,
Traffic Manager, Clifton. Ariz-
Feb. IT. 1911.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-10

And your income limited, but if you
want . nome that will not stand in your
way, as we have beautiful room and
reception hall residence in Sunset
Heights that you can have on terms
that beat paying rent. We are ready
to show 1t TO you and you can't beat
It in the city
Ten Rooms and Basement, on 1o4
feet south front, Arizona St. on a cor
ner in the. 500 block; cheap and easy
terms.
/ We Have IL Lots In Highland Park
that we will sell for S125 a lot They
are level and worth $500; must be sold
Want a trade IN valley land for city
property.
HENRY & HUGHES,
80 City Natl Bank Bldg Phone 269
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-10
Help Wanted.

WANTED-A good cook. If not q good
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