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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

LADIES make shields at home. $40 per
100. Work sent prepaid to reliable women
Particulars for stamped addressed envelope.
Eureka Co., Dept. AZ, Kalamazoo, Mich"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook In a pri-
vate family. Mrs Victor Il. Caldwell, $50
s. Goth st. Douglas 2S21.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

WANTED-Girl for housework; no cook.
ing two in family 21ii Capitol Ave
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

WANTED-25 girls to work in cake de-
partment Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., 18th
and Davenport
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

LADY Of executive ability to take charge
of an established custom corset business,
Exceptional opportunity. Investment, $3.50,
fully secured Address M-264, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14
miscellaneous.

wANTED-Girl for general housework
1902 Park Ave. Harvey 1885,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14
BUSINESS CHANCES
Territorial Managers Wanted

ORFOA SNAASJ
Able business men with clean records
are invited to investigate proposition
whereby an investment of $500 to 5000 win
yield annual income Of 1850 to $1,000.
correspondence invited from high grade
men whose services are Immediately avail
able, as investment without services will
not be considered Address: The Moto-
graph, Hartford Bldg, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

WANTED-A girl for general house
work; small family; no children. Harvey
2904.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

YOUNG women coming TO Omaha a.
strangers are invited TO visit the YounR
Women's Christian association building at
st. Mary's Ave. and nth St, whore they
will be directed to suitable boarding places
or otherwise assisted. Look for our trav-
elers' aid at the Union station
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

LADIBS-Make supporters. S12 per 100; no
canvassing; material furnished. Stamped
envelope for particulars. Wabash Supply
CO., Dept 174 Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14
ANN0UNC DEMENT'S
(COntinued.J

I Privileges Free III
MEN who are interested
| AN get the password and try it"
AT The Y. NJ. c. A. Free III
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

FARRELL'S syrup spread on bread will
please the children. II Mrs. Lewis Adams,
1913 Seward ST., will bring this ad to The
Bee office within three days we will give
her 50-cent can Of Farrell's syrup free
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14
EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN


CHINA LESSONS, FIRING, ORDERS.
LEAVE CHINA FOR FIRING Al COR
SET SHOP, BRANDEIS THEATER
BLDG. MRS. S. IL. SMITH. DOUG. 1881.
CUSTOM MADE eorsets, 500; front and
back laced: residence fitting II desired
la Brock Corset shop. 62S Bee Bldg.
L. Lieff, Ladies Tailor. AIS 49, Far 4,
Phone Harvey $40
SWITCHES from combings. $50; set
puffs free Mrs. Eek. u6O LeaVenworth 81
VELVETINA SHOP
Largest and best equipped beauty parlors
In the middle west.
Facial massage, SOC.
Artistic manicuring, 6Oc.
Expert shsmpooing and hair dressing Soc
Present this ad and get coupon
worth soc and 25c bottle of cream
FREE.
Second floor. City Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Doug. 1896.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

WANTED-A middle aged woman TO live
with and care for invalid woman for
an indefinite period probably five years IL
suited; prefer American or German. Write
to r. II. Silcock, Mohler, 8. D., by first
MALE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14
EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN

FOR SALE-Ore gray switch peculiar
shade; fine human hair cheap II taken at
once. L 25S Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14
HELP WANTED-MALE
Agents, solicitor. and saiesmeI

AGENTS-Wanted at once, first class
proposition; big commission. Write today.
Bartlett Supply Co.. Brown Blk. Omaha,
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

WILL give embroidery lessons and also
do plain sewing. 1887 Charles Web.
$685.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

WHEN you buy Farreirs syrup you get
real value for your money. II J. II. Cooper,
Bee office within three days he viii be
given q Oo-een can OF this syrup freo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

FOR SALE-Stanley steamer Model n
five passenger. in strictly first-class condi-
ton. will demonstrate. j. c. Coke, White
water, W'@s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

s. INVESTMENTS over 1871 per
cent monthly. Chain OF moving picture
theaters Opening new ones. Limited
stock S. share. Investment secured Tn
equailed opportunity. X s. DalKlelsh,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Twenty shares United Wire
less Telegraph Co., preferred stock for
500; also 5000 shares Uncle Sam Oil Stock,
$S5. Box 70, Little Rock, Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-14

HOT PEANUT in shell Coin Controlled
Vending machines CWheatcraft Patent.)
Purchasers make 800 per cent on invest
ment. Beware irresponsible parties. Buy
only from Originator Mfg. Co, 302 Broad
way, New York;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
SWANTON.

The Rev Arthur Stone. chaplain in the
United States navy, is in town for Il few
days. the guest Of his mother. Madame
Stone During the past year he was on
the battlcshlp Pennsylvania, attached to
the Pacific coast squadron, an has lust
been transferred 70 the East and assigned
to the battleship Minnesota now at Sew
York Mrs. Stone and son are in SWitZer-
land and will remain abroad some time. -
The Rev r. NJ. Auhln. who went to Brit
tany. his old nome, to visit relatives in
the early summer, returned to SwantOn
yesterday morning.-ticOrge Ladue and
family, who have occupied the Guertin
place for some time novel Monday into
the II. A. Burt placc.--'Thc water was let
into the open flumc that the Barney Mar
lie company has been building for several
men have been cnEl Ecd in the work since
early summer. The wooden hume that
has done service for many years from
tuc bulkhead down under the highway
ridge approach to the plant was re-
moved and n massive retaining wall Of
concrete erected, forming an open humc,
SO to speak. where the old tannery used to
stand. Modern turbine wheels have been
installed together with the most approved
system OF gates and iron racks 1t is the
largest work o. the kind ever undertaken
here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
F, D. ABER.NETHY

and Mrs. y Il. blair returned Tuesday
evening from two weeks visit with
their son and wife, Mr.. ana Mrs. Frauct.
Blair of Buffalo, y y Alr. and Mrs. O.
g Frost and two children of Rutland ar
rived Tuesday evening 20 visit The latter's
brother and family SIR. and Mrs. 9. J.
lioyct- Miss Della Thompson was called
To Cam bridge Tuesday evening by the
critical Illness of her aunt, Mr.. Nelson
Stafford w. NJ Sinno,t of Walden came
1':csday evening to visit friends. Hollis
Morse Of North Troy came Tuesday for
his Young son. clayton, who has made his
home WITH his uncle. Eugene +. Morse
for a year or two past The condition ot
little Beatrice daughter of Mi and Mrs
a. r. NORTH, remains unchanged Miss
la Carroll returned "Wednesday from a
visit in East Georgia with her grand
mother Mrs. c. A. Scott-NIrs. q. l..
Kicker Of East Fairfield, who is about
to move to Fustis, Me. came here We'd
ncsday t. visit hcr father w NJ SIN
nott-A regular meeting of LamoNlo
commandery will he held this evening
Work Will no done on the Rtd cross de-
Gree-Miss Allie Boardman, who is Ill, Is
thought TO he improving slightly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26

England at Wat,~loo October IS. the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
T. d. Jedkcns, rector of the church, s.
sisted by the Rev. + Barnby Leach, for
mer rector of st. AIMS Episcopal church
of this place Miss Bushell Of Montreal
was maid of honor and Gordon Pickle Of
Swee sburr, que, was best man. Those
who attended from this place were Mr.
and Mrs c. NJ. Borght and Miss Eva
Boright. Mr. and Mrs. Boright will re-
side in this place where Mr. Roright is an
attorney, and is also interested in man
ufacturing industries
Raymond I. Hawley went TO Nauahua,
y IT,, Monday to begin work as sales
man in urge clothing store. Mr. Hnw-
ley has been employed In the Boston
Clothing store \ farewell party in his
honor was given In Aver opera hail Fri
day evening Mrs. 4. l.. Moore and
daughters. Miss Mary Moore and Miss
Abhlc Moore. returned Saturday from a
visit Of three months IN the middle wost
The condition of Mrs. W. s. Thaycr,
who has been ~ Cor several weeks. Is
reported to be critical Miss Vera Web
ster Of Barton has clorel her Wort; ~
composi,or for the Giirin Printing COM
many and returned to hcr home Sat
urday.-Mr and Mrs. Max Miller and
two children Of Yonkcrs. n. Y. visited
at the home Of Mrs. Mlllcr's brother T..
W. Gilrin, TNturday.--Mrs. NJ. V. Taylor
and son, Mahon. left here Monday
evening to join MIR. Taylor in Dallas.
! Tex. where the famiiy will pass thc vim
ter-The annual meeting OF Distric' 80.
s. O. L. s., appointed to be held ir this
I'll a.,
Thursday November lG.-Char.es w.
Proctor Of Concord, y. IT,. has been en-
rared cs foreman by the MisnsYcuoi
Lumber company 20 have charge OF the
conpnny's business at Stevens mills
George Joncs and Mis- A'ida Way Gtur-
tevart were married October Il u: St
AIMS Fplacopal church, :he ceremony
being performed IT the Rev ". = FOR
sythe.--C. i, Reel has hou-rt or Miss
Laura Marvin for 800 the vacant lot
between N" Journal building and tho
Taylor building Charles l.. Rliss was
given post card shower October Is in
honor of his S5th hlrthdav anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. W!illam 1mpey are visit
ing in Worcester Mass. and Providence.
r. IA linen shower party was given
Miss Eva Pond Tuesday oct II in hon
or of her approaching marriage to Jesse
r. ConCer.
r. H ShanSraw of st. Adams visited
relatives in this place Monday.-'The fun
eral service Of TriffleH Ploof, who died
Friday evening, was held at All Saints
Catholic Church Monday morning. tho
Rev. Father Dorion officiating Tho
five lower grades OF the village school
we're opened this week after having been
closed of
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FAIRFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chichester have re-
turned to their home in Plainvlle Conn.
after spending the summer here.-A
house and barn At Sand-rson's Corner,
owned by Victor Derry were burned
Wednesday, October ls.-Mr and Mrs.
Homer r. Hunt spent Thursday and Fri
day in Burllngton-Mr H. J. Connor
and daughters have returned from visit
i'm Canada. Charles Gates of Franklin
was In town Saturday lookns over the
permanent roads.-Mr and Mrs. Hiram
Eevins of Milton visited ut Mrs Sarah
Row,ands Sunday.-Thc Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Church held
their annual oyster supper and an apron
and candy sale in the ves:ry Of the
church Wednesday evening George Il.
Kcnheld of Enosburg Falls visited his
sister, Miss Ahbie Kenfleld. last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The marriage of Miss Anna Staflev to
Perlie * Winchester of Brattleboro was
soemnized at the home of the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs II s. STANLEY.
Wednesday oct. IS at six o'clock by the
Rev. Glenn W. Douglass. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Cora Orr
Of Enosburg Falls as maid Of honor
and Phlo Stanley brother Of the groom.
as best man. Little Doris and Caroline
Towle were ring hearers Miss Lucy
Weld played the wedding march ana c.
&. Jolley acted as usher, The marriage
VOWS were said beneath an evergreen
arch, from which was suspended n white
wedding bell. The arch was erected IN
front OF the bay window heavily banked
with green The house was very prettily
decorated, the color scheme being yellow
and white in parior and sitting room, and
green and white In the dining room. The
bride was gowned In white lnnsdowne
with bead and pearl trimming and she
carried n bouquet of bridal roses The maid
Of honor was Eowr ed in yellow crepe de
chene trimmed Win lace and carried
a bouquet of carnations. Tho gifts were
numerous. consisting Of silver. cut glass,
money, linen and n great number OF use
ful articles used In the house. Refresh
ments were served by the Misses Lucy
and Flora Weld. Mary J Armstrong,
Minnie r. Carpon and Mrs. Harlow
Towle, Guests from out Of town were
Mrs. Cora Winchester, mother Of the
groom OF Newfane. l., d. Green and
daughter Mrs, Ella Cousens Of Knowlton,
Que. Mrs. r. Y, Button. Mrs Sewall Bell,
T., r. Hazard of ST. Adams and Mrs.
ella Gilbert OF Sheldon
The engagement OF Miss Caroline,
laughter OF MI and Mrs. A. II. Bowen of
Berkshire. to Frank Nutting Reed OF
Cambridge. Mass, has been announced. 49,
Thomas Jones OF Vergennes is passing a
couple OF weeks with his parents. Mr. ard
Mrs. George Jones.--Cortes r. Weld of
this place and Miss Sophronia Sears OF
Richford we're married Wednesday, Octo-
her IS, by the Rev, Glenn W Douglass.
The Rev. A W Ford, a former pastor,
now chaplain OF Windsor prison. and his
son. Deputy Collector ]. C. Ford Of Rich
ford. were guests at John Joilsys FRI
day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26

right wrist Tuesday morning while AT
work in the Warner Leather company
tanncry. Tho accident was due TO
fail from a scaffold.-O i. WARREN ior
many years OF the News and CITIZEN
office, has completed hts work there
and left Monday night for fittshelo'
Mass, wA"re he has II position IN the
job printing department Of the CaN-
ton society Mrs. Martin wilkins re-
turned Monday from a visit in Maine.
Mrs. A J. ruWrroy Of East Fairfield
visited her niece, Miss Jennie lshan,
Mouda". Mrs H. e. Jacobs ~ NJ -
ristown corners. vino has been III
for some time, is not as well.---Herman
Stanclff visiting in Malone, y. Y.
Miss Mablo Fulsome won't to Bur
lington Monday. Her sister underwent
an operation for appendicitis at Mary
Fletcher hospital Tuesday.-Bcatrice
the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Carroll Morrill,, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.-Wor at the Wallace
Bros new stone sheds began Monday,
Mrs Alice Reed and sister, Mrs.
Fannie Walker, were in Burlington
Tuesday.-Miss Lizzie Paul returned to
East Hightgate Tuesday.-F @. Fleet
wood and mother, Mrs, Laura Gleed,
passed Tuesday in Burlington
The Rev C, l.. Paddock OF Athens, Pa.
will occupy the pulpit of the Universal
list Church next Sunday instead OF No
vembcr S, az at first arranged. The sub
ject OF his sermon will he ,niversa lism,
the Hope OF the World Arthur Wheel
err, bookkeeper for Wallace Brothers, has
moved to the lover tenement In the Wes-
ley Spencer house Mrs Candace Par
ker Mckenzie Of lonesNlue, y Y. came
Tuesday evening to visit her brother and
wife. Judge and Mrs. Henry Parker,-Mr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26

New York, oct. 20.
FLOUR-steady Receipts 2l,773. Ship
merits, 4,O17
WlEAT-Spot easy. Futures market
was lower Dec. closed 81 Q57.. May closed
N.'ofs. Receipts, l35. 800; shipments, %.
So.
'')FN-Spot firm. Futures market.
nominal Receipts, 1,l25; shipments, s,37S
OATS Spot stendy. Futuros. nominal
Receipts 5G,2oo, shipments, 2,2io
StGAR-Raw easy Muscovado 80 test
&.25aj3l; centrifugal S575Q5S1: molasses
1.rU5 90. Refined. easy.
COFFEN-1hc market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady at an advance OF 10
points In response to higher Europeen
cables and reports that firm offers from
Brazil were unchanged. The close waa
few points mp from tho lowest with
the final tone steady at n decline of from
: to IL points for tho day. Sales, 1920
oct. and Nov. 1i.S0; Dec s1479; Jan.
$40; Feb. s'i"D; March 1913: April
s13.7o: May $3.50; May sl3e5 June S1363,
July Sl3.G2: Aug 1890; Sept sl25S.
/ Spot steady, 40. : Rio, l5a, 0577c. No
4 Santos, 1910; mild coffee firm, Cordovs
1Tul9c
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. Il. A. Bishop of Montpelier
Seminary will occupy the pulpit OF the
Methodist church next Suuday.-hri.
o. r. Wright is ill-The Re" Rufus
Russell former resident has been
spending n few DAYS at II. D. Brill s..
H. l.. Chandler is spendiHE - few days
at his home mere The ladies' of tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church will serve
their annual chicken pie supper in their
parlors this evening ". G. RuAle
OF St, Adams is acting custom officer
II. G Pomc:oy returned to St Adams
Saturday.-A MaRnsnt, Paul and Charles
Geho and Henry Fhnton Wen, to Spring
hsld tuesday o the New York excursion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. A. p. Royce has returned after a
visit OF two days with her daughter
Mrs. r. W. Beals aud son, Harold NJ.
Royce In Boston ii eslie Roberts has re
turned from visit Of several days in
Montreal-Mrs. stephen L~ayitt of Glen
sutton, p G.. and brother. Asel ". Hon
singer of JAY, are visiting their uncle
A, X, HonsinGer Florence Hub
bard Of Burlington passed sunday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs f. NJ Hub
bard.-Mrs. HappalCna Tabor of West
Swanton visited her sister, Mrs Harriet
Martin OF Skeels Corners, few days
recenty.-A. +. Royce, who has been i'll
week. is somewhat better-Mrs. +. NJ.
Hubbard Will entertain the lunch club
social this afternoon.-Mr J. II. Niles
OF West Swanton wss "A recent visitor
at Myron II. Donaldsons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tracy passed
Sunday at the nome of G. NJ Shuttle bean
Of Fairfield Center.-Miss Alkaline SIAN
hope attended the teachers convention
at Montpelier,-The Dorcas society clear.
ed about 81 at tho chicken pie supper
Tuesday evening,-A horse belonging TO
z A. Sinclair became frightened Sunday
al an automobile and hurt Itself so badly
that II had TO be killed. At about the
same time another automobile fright tened
a horse belonging to r. IA. Combs, driven
by Herbert Green of East Berkshire, at
Rowen's corner. The horse was caught
In front of Jolley's store Not very much
damage was done-The Rev. and Mrs +.
w. Day attended the chicken pie sup
per Mr.. and Mrs, George Temple #
lhikcrstield pa sScd sunday al the home ~
Is, u. JefIords.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. oct %,

New YORK, OCT. %.
BEEVES- Receipts. 2c-G; best steers
firm, others slow 10 Toe lower bulls and
cows, steady 20 shade lower; steers, si.0I
N715; bulls, s3ool5.So, COWS, N.561425i
seven cars steers unsold
CALVES Receipts, l,752. Market active
ana firm to sc higher veals. $tuul025i
cu!ls S4.5@G5T"; grassers. A.ood+5o; west
erns. "a $50; southern calves $500
40, dressed calves higher; CRY dressed
V'als. lou ljc; country dressed. Sai13r
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rcce pts l-Il2;
shecr about steady; lambs, -5a3i, lower;
srr5n cars uuSold: sheep, So. n4'o. cu.ls.
So 80; lambs St75ui2j. ouus HcrG
$50.
HoGS-Ro r.p,s, iii Market lower al
$5.5@i6>o; PIGS 56"ff.%.
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FLETCHER.

Mir and Mrs. William Unord of Fair
fax we're recent visitors in town.-Clif-
ton Corse and Michael Boozan have gone
to st. Adams, where they are employed
as hremen.--Mrs. Seth Carpenter has re-
turned from Boston, where she has visit
ed her sister.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
RICHFORD.

sheldon k, Bor1ght Of this place and
Niss Dorothy Robertson, daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Gordon Robertson OF Water
loo. Que, were married in The Church Of
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ST. ALRAtIS.

! and was sentenced to not less than II
! wear and a half in the House Of Correc-
| ton
stephen Hancc and Harry Sisco of
! Swanton were arr'irnod and pleaded
/ guilty to robbing the Colburn- Goodrich
store in Swanton ugust ?. They were
remandcd for sentence. The divorce case
of Savoic VS.. Savoio was heard, but no
decision was rendered in any OF tho
, divorce cases.
| Henry McDcrmott. this city'a Oldest
/ ci.jz"r. passed away at his home on
Lower WclC"n street Monday morning.
arcd 80 year.. MI McDerrnott was a
native Of lrclauG whore he was born
July .. 1872 and "mirrated to Canada Co
Years aeo. lie cane to St Albans in
| $50 and hero married Miss Margaret
| richards. who died last year. He is sur
! vi"ed by five sons Joseph OF Spokane
| Wash. John of Missoula. Mont, George
| Of Mcridcn Conn william Of Burlington
! Jamc- McDcrmott and Mrs. George Cloe
of this city.
/ Tho Heath Of Mrs. Mary g. Daley Of
lascel,c street, who had been I'll for three
months. occurred at tho s.. Adams hos
pltal carly Monday morning.
The wcidiuc Of iiis- laura Dcsautcl
Z
! church q til" Holy Guardian Angels Mon
day morning at ,igh, O'Clock. the
! Rev. L. L. DcerocAcrs officiating. Mr.
ard Mra. Hr,cre left 1T noon on en- OK
! tended wedding trim. aftc" which they will
make th"lr home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs W. T. Hewitt OF Sagl-
nav. Mich have arrived here where
| they viii reside in future. Mr.. Hewitt
| ,,.it. H.,
The Wedding Of Miss Mary r. Reynolds
md john +. sullivan was solcmniaed at
| St. Narv's Church Tuesday morning at
| six o'clock. the Rev. u. J. O'SuIlivan per
| forming the ceremony. The ushcrs were
! Emmett Sullivan and Albert Coleman. The
| bride was attircd in o. travelling suit e
| dark blue with hat to match Mr.. and
| Mrs. Sullivan left for a wedding trip to
! Boston, after which they will make their
/ home in this city.
The weddin- OF Mrs Abde Farraud and
/ Fred f. Anderson took place at St
Mays Church Tuesday morning at $50
| o'clock. the Rev. T. j. O'Sullivan Of
| ficiating
! st. Luko's EniscopaI church Wa the
| scene of a very pretty wed tim; last EVEN
! ing when Miss Alice Gilmore bradford
! was united in marriage to William f.
! Robertson Of CHICAGO The church was
/ effectively decorated with SALIVA and ever
/ sroon and was filled when the ceremony
! began PROMPTLY at eight O'Clock. the Rev.
: iialsted Watkins officiating. The
, bride was given in marriage bv her uncle.
/ Arthur W. Gilmore. Of this CITY. The
! BRIDES gown was white maruuisette with
! bead embroidery made over white satin.
| She wore Z, veu with oranrc hloeeo,ns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
STOWE.

The funeral service for Newell Bigclow
who died on Thursday after a long III
ness was held NJ the West Branch church
Saturday afternoon, conducted by the
Rev ". \. Roberts. The hearers were
Mr.. BigtloW's sons Walter j. BiEelow
wilbur Il. Bigelow ard Arthur T. Bgn-
low, and Son-in-law. Herbert T.. straw.
Appropriate organ selections were rem
dcred by Mrs, II j. Foster There wrre
floral tributes from Mansfield Mountain
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The grammar school will give a
Halloween party AT the school buildu :
October 3l-A party Of Woodmen attended
the Woodmens convention at Burlngt ton
Friday evening Mr. ana Mrs William
Center Of Bangor y. Y. visited friends
In town this week.-Ialnes Allen Is III
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Conlln and son.
Clinton, Mir. ana Mrs., Chrlst"~her Hard
acre and Miss Anna Wclch 81 Winooski
were guests Of James Doushcrty Sunday.