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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27


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Mary Fletcher hospital. where no vas
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field. The burial was at the Conter Sat-
urday Mr.. Bell is survived by "A mother
and brother. Walter. and sister. Flora
living in Westfeld and q sister, Mrs.
Joel Bolton of this town, also two
brothers, Henry ara William. living in
Massachusetts,,
The funeral of Mrs. NJ ]. Norton was
held at her late home a; 80 O'Clock Tues
day. the Rev. William Shaw officiating
The burial was in Missisquoi cernttery.
Inc bearers were A. ]. Croft, j. o. KIM
bail Or. F, II. Brown and j. H. Mears
among those present from ont of town
were MI and Mrs. e. G. Hamilton of Bur
4nBton'-N. W. Sanborn left Monday for
ALTOONA ~ y, after few days with
MS rainlly here.-The Office at tho quincy
House Is being improved by large plate
glass Windows-R w. HurIburd OF Hyde
ARK was III town tuesday.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Rev. and Mrs. George emery have
arrived in town.-The Rov. and Mrs j.
7. EaXcndale went to their new charge
at Wolcott Tuesday. The Rev. and Mrs
Baxendale have been in town for five
years and have made many friends who
regret their departure, and they carry
the best wishes of many friends to their
new field of labor.-Mrs. D. II. Fuller
and Mrs. Henry ShanGraw were elected
delegates to the county convention of the
w. G. Y, L. at Montgomery Center May
and l0-W. s. Judd of Swanton was
in town Tuesday on business.-Hardy
Baker has moved from NJ. Monash's farm
to the Gates house at the village. Mr
Monash has moved to his farn.-Monroe
Coodspeed of lSrooklne. Mass, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Ellen Head
Miss Madge Goodspeed has been at home
from the State normal school at Johnson
for two weeks vacation.-M. j. Blair
of North Troy was in town Tuesday on
buSlness.-Mrs. l.. +. Martin went to tho
sanitorium Mt Pittsford on Wednesday
where she Will receive treatment
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GEORGIA.

Walter Ballard, who was quite serious
~ kicked by a horse 10 days ago, is still
confined to his bed.-Miss Jessie Hale has
returned to Waverly, Mass, where she
H. engaged in teaching. clifton Smith is
Visiting in New YOrk.-Ward Morton of
Alburg visited his mother, Mrs. Eliza
Morton. over STANDARDIZATION Kempton
has returned from Richmond, where he
has been spending the winter with his
Gaughters,-J. w. Reynolds road commits
sioncr, was out with the road machine
for the first time Saturday News has
been received of the birth of 10 pound
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Coburn of ST.
Albans-The Rev, and Mrs. q. H. Lock
attended the reception given to the Rev.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Redstone of Milton Tues
day evening. The subject of the Epworth
League meeting for next Sunday evening
viii be Help and Hindrance from With
In" George Webster will have charge OF
the meeting.
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

Most of the time OF Franklin county
court Thursday was devoted to di-
vorce cases. In the case Of Lewis
preston VS.. Mary Pr ston of Georgia
Dill was granted 70: adultery. Other
rases tried we're Libbie Lambert Bar
Tett vs. c. H. Barrett and Frank Cos
let VS., Edna Centerbar) Goslet, but
no decisions were rendered The d.
rorce cases Of r. Henry Banyea vs..
Nellie NJ, Banyea, and of Nellie NJ
banyea VS., r, Henry Banyea were dis.
missed without prejudice. The two
'ases of Caroline Duval VS.. tn. town
pf Milton were entered as settled and
discontinued.
At the annual meeting of Lafayette
totnmahdery' NO. g. Knight Temp
lar' the following officers were elected
eminent commander, Otis ~ Kelton:
Eeneralissimo. George .. Mitchell: can
iain-general, stephen S. Cushing. sen.
Tor warden, NJ D. Armstrong; Junior
warden, f. J, Alexander preIate. Silas
II. Danforth; treasurer, s. T. Thorn,
recorder, c. A. Oliver: standard bearer.
A. c. Kent; sword bearer, George g.
Lane; warden, l.. s White; trustee, s
II. Danforth.
William w Seymour is another ST. AL
tans boy who has gone into the West
and won honors and fortune, having re-
Gently been elected mayor OF Tacoma,
Wash. after one Of tho stlffest political
fights In that progressive towns history.
Mr.. seymour's opponent was Mayor A. V.
Fawcett, an old machine politician. who
was two years ago elected mayor. but
was recalled by the voters. owing to their
dissatisfaction over the way in which the
money for the vast system Of improve
ments. aggregating H0Oo,o00, was being
squandered. Mr. Seymour. who is 49,
went West about Is years ago. and has
been very successful In banking and pro-
noting enterprises. acquiring a hand
some fortune.
reception will held by the Ladies'
Aid society at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Friday evening In honor Of the
Rev. r. u Lowe, the new superintendent
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GRAND ISLE
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Parrot are parents
Of son, born Friday There was a So
dal at Mr.. Bessett's Friday evening
Luxe Livingstone made nearly ZOO
pounds Of maple sugar this seasons. $.
1ilsh of Burlington was in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conin and son of
Winnoski were visitors In town Sunday.
- Mrs. j. r. Donaway and daughter of
burlington were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. l.. Kinney Sunday w NJ Stevens is
spending few days in Essex Miss
Maude Landon went Saturday to her
school in WeStford
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ISLE La MOTTE.

Miss Gladys Hill has returned from
Florida, where she has been spending the
Winter.-Miss Bessie Pike ls at home from
Plattsburgh.-Mr. and Mrs. O O. Bell of
Alourg spent few days in town this
Week.-Mrs. Cynthia Richie and Mrs
'ohn Montgomery spent last week in
swanton.-The Rev, r. r. Sterling and
tamily went to Waterbury Center Friday.
The Rev. C. c. Wescott and family have
moved into the parsonaGe.-M.ss Bicknell
has returned to Boston Hattie Hin
Stnson and son Of Massachusetts are In
town for the summer-M. s. Thomas has
returned from New York. The Methodist
parsonage Is being newly papered and
painted.
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will visit England, France and Germany.
Twenty-Five years ago this month Dr
Allen sailed for England where he spent
six months In the London hospitals For
quarter of II century Or. Allen has been
actively engaged in practice here.
Edward Beor, a married man living on
what is known as the Wright place on
the Hempyard. said to he demented, was
taken into custody Monday night by
Officers James and Cross Of this place
and Bolton of st. Adams. Beor recently
was released from the House of Cor
rectlon at Rutland. whore he did time
on the charge of robbing pcddler at
st. Adams. Since he returned to Swanton
he has threatened neighbors and ter
rorized his family to such an extent
that complaint was made to the author-
ties several days ago and tho officers
have been trying TO find the man, beins
on the watch for him for the past fex
nights. He managed to elude them until
Monday night when they captured him
about eleven O'Clock in bed. Beor was
taken to St. Adams that night by tho
electric road as there happened to III
late special that brought back
theatre party.-Mr. Henry LeDoux
and Miss Rose Ellen LaRock We're mar
red at the Catholic Church Monday, the
Rev. Father Aubin officating.-Franll
Sheldon, son of b. c. Sheldon of this
place. was operated on for appendicitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Monday
morning.-E. r Bradley has returned
from the South after an absence Of
seven weeks in the interest Of the Robin
Hood Ammunition Coat special
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HIGKGATE CENTER.

The son. Warren r, Austin of ST AL
hans was business visitor in town Mon.
day.-Mrs. Olive Trombly, a lifelong rest
dent of this town. died Sunday afternoon
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs. G. NJ
Tatro Of Canada street. The funeral will
be held at ST. Louis Catholic Church
wednesday morning at 10 oclock.-Mrs.
Augusta Moore of Burlington was in
town over sunday,-Mr ana Mrs. 4. e.
Turvey of Montreal, J. e., were in town
Friday,-Miss Abble Judkns OF swanton
IA at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs j. w, Judkins recovering from a
severe attack of the grip Miss Evelyn
Enr'ght and Miss Josephine Lyon visited
IN Burlington over Suuday
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BERKSHIRE.

II. G. JENNIE entertained SO of his friends
from Richford and Berkshire at his sugar
place Saturday.-Mrs. Frances Jollev at
tended tho banquet at the American
House Monday evening in Richford given
by the Ladies' club.-George Bombard OF
Durham Que. is visiting at the home Of
William King. -Notices are posted calling
a meeting Of tho Berkshire Cemetery as
ISOLATION Tuesday, May ?. at two O'Clock
Miss II. Pearl Jolcy visited nj the home
of j. II. Mears of Enosburg Falls Tues
day and Wednesday. Hope Of
Montgomery has been passing few days
with his sister, Mrs. II. j. Tracy-Mrs
Parma Wright who has been visiting at
The home Of j. j. McKenney. has returned
to Richford. Tho Runaway Banker"
viii be given In the town hall Monday
evening, May !.
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FRANKLIN.

Tho Rev. Mr. Turner and family ar
rived In town Friday and he occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday.-The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Man
ley. wife OF l. X. Manley, was held at the
house Monday afternoon at one O'Clock
the Rev. F. w. Day officiating. assist
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Turner. Mrs. Man
Icy had been great sufferer for several
years and had been confined to her bed
nearly three years. She leaves a hus-
band and one son, II. l.. Manley, and one
granddauehter.-The farmers have finish
ed sugerins and hive made nearly an
average crop.-C. w. Powell, admins
traitor, has sold the interest in the Bur
nell farm to Henry and William Bullice.
Martin Prindle of ST. Adams, q. c.
Gates OF bakersfield and A. II. Manley
OF Enosburg Falls were In town Monday
TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. Manley.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A son, Earnest Vail. was born April II
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Borroughs-Mr. and
Mrs. II. S. Fonda gave a pleasant party
Monday evening to celebrate the 18th
birthday anniversary of their daughter
Miss Leila Fonda. when about IS Of her
young friends were entertained.-School IN
No. II is closed for the present because
of the Illness of the teacher, Miss Mary
Quinlan.-Charles Jelly OF Brushton,
~ y, who has been visiting his cousin,
Mrs Treffle Thomas, has returned home
Mrs. Charles F. Smith of Elmore and
little son. Fay. are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Steady.
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HINESBURC.

At the annual meeting OF La Plctte
Chapter. No. 81. o. T. s.. held April q.
the following officers were elected w. NJ.
Mrs. Emma Hinsdale: w p. r.. II. Read;
association master. Mrs Kate Hull; secre-
tary. Anna Il. Patrick: treasurer, Mrs.
Nellie Patrick; conductrees. Mrs. Lizzie
Briggs; associate conductress, Mrs.
Minerva Wilton; warder. Mrs. Glare
Burritt; sentinel, Henry Gfrn: chaplain.
Mrs Lovflla Tobey; marshal, Mrs. Maud
Lucia; Adah Miss May L. Murray; Ruth.
Mrs. Ethel Davies: Esther, Mrs. Bertha
Moore; Martha. Mrs. Gertrude Dlmmic,i
Electa- Miss Katie Weisenback; organist.
Miss Ellen C. Hull.-~he Rev. Richard
Owen preached In Lynn. Mass, Sunday.
He will attend the missionary exposition
which opened at Boston April 22.-The
Rev Mr.. Sawyer Of the Methodist Church
was In Panton over Sunday.--There were
union services at the Baptist Church
Sunday morning and evening. The meet
lngs conducted by Evangelist c. II. Watt
were closed Sunday evenlng.-Mlss Maud
Lampson was operated upon for ap-
pendictis at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday and is doing well.-The family
Of G. A. Williams moved to Burllngton
Monday.
Mrs. Isosamond Harris went to Hen
mixer, n. H.. Tuesday to attend the we'd
ling of her granddaughter, Miss Rosa
Tond Cole. She will also attend the
missionary exposition at Boston before
returning.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meehan
Of New York are stopping at w. r.
Andrewss.--Mrs. Caroline Ray of Bristol
IS caring for Mrs. II. r. Hunt.
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FAIRFAX.

A d. Beeman has returned from Con-
necticut-The condition of Tom Ryan,
who is Ill with pneumonia. is n little i'm
provcd.-The teachers of the b. F. A.
gave Miss Hortense Marvin linen show
er Monday evening al the home of MS
BurGin.-Mrs. b. n. Ballard, who has
been spending several days in st. Adams
has returned home. John Wolcott, who
has been III for several weeks, is still
very weak.-Mr. and Mrs, G.. G.. orion
were in St. Adams SaturdaY.-Miss
Gladys Beardsey is Ill. Her position as
teacher IN the b. +, a. is being filled by
Mrs. Arthur Ballard-Miss Mabelo Or
ton. vino has been spending the winter in
Washington, d. c.. Is expected home this
week.
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SWANTON.

+. j. Hawley, f. j. Donaldson and S.
w. Bliss, license commissioners. Mon
day afternoon announced the granting of
the following licenses: First-class. A. Is,
stinehour Grand Avenue Hotel; suplene
i'apiS'on' West Side Inn. second-class'
a. d. BEL and J. l.. Noley. This Is the
same number as last year. two for hotels
an" TWO Tor secondclass. The Auaihs
House which had license last year APP
pHed again through w. b. Peueli was re-
FUSED and one granted to the West 9iue
Inn Instead, Applications for seeohu- e,asS
licenses made by Fred Donaldson ana .
X Morrill, We're not granted-Dr' - +"
Allen ana Mrs. Allen went 10 we"
York Monday and will sail Tor naples
Italy, on the Carpathia OF the CunaIu
line for a three months trip abroad They
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accepting a position as travelling sales
man for st. Johnshury concern.-A
meeting of the Independent Telephone
company was held at this place Tuesday
to elect directors and officers for the
next year. The following officers were
elected: President d. w. Paul vice
PRESIDENT II. O. Rowley; secretary. W.
s. Rublee; treasurer. w. J. Wright: dir
ectors, c. A. Gardyne. S. Armstrong,
Homer Smith, r. A. Holbrook. and c. c.
Shangraw. 1t is reported they intend ex-
tending the line to East hill.-The listers
have filed their abstract in the town
clerks office. Every taxpayer should
see if his list is correct
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after a brief wedding trip will make
their home in this city.
Tho funeral of the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Popowies of Lake
street was held at the Holy Angels
Church Tuesday morning, the Rev. H..
r. Desrochcrs officiating. Tho interment
was in Mt Calvary cemetery,
Mrs. Ann Collins of Malone y. y,
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
+. II. MurtauEh. of this city, early yes
terday morning The body will be taken
TO Malone to-day for burial. the funeral
taking place Friday morning Mrs. Col
ms is survived by three sons, =. T.. Col
Inns and H. r. Collins Of this city and J.
A. Collins Of Malone, and two daughters,
Mrs Murtaush and Mrs. r. Steen.
Dennis f. Wynne, who was married in
Richford yesterday to Miss Mabel Read
mas rented the upper fiat in the b. NJ
hopkins house on Bank street, to which
they will go on their return from a wed.
ding trip.
The wedding Of Miss Maud +. Mac
CalIum OF this city and Harold Miller Of
Providence, K. l., son of Mr.. and Mrs
James f. Miller OF this city, will take
place at the home of Mrs. w D. Mac.
Callum Saturday evening at eight o'clock
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ENOSRURG FALLS.

f. V, Perkins has been engaged as an
instructor In the Burlington high school
for the coming school year. lie win de-
vote his spare time to studies I'm the uni
versity leading to the masters degree
Mrs. NJ. j, Norton passed away at her
home here at twelve O'Clock Saturday
evening after several years illness with
bronchial tuberculosis. The funeral WE
held at her late home at 1870 o'clock
Tuesday with the Rev. William Shaw Of
hciating. assisted by the Rev. r. A. I,egR
Mrs. Norton is survived by her husband.
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WESTFORD.

Amos d. Partridge died Friday evening
after a brief illness with pneumonia He
leaves wife and two children. Mrs Yves
Bon Macomber and a son, Edwin. The fu-
neral was held Monday at 200 p. M
County Road Commissioner Stevens was
In town last week looking over the high
ways.-Mrs Charles Kimball is ill.-The
schools at the village and Cloverdale be-
gan Monday. Misses Rice and Loudon
teach at the village and Miss Jennie Ia
tro at CloVerdale
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BURLINGTON, VERMONT

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| doy-C;ordo, tho li,,lo ca, os A. 49,,
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has returned from, , ,,i.it I, Nfora.orr
T. G. Austin attended tho furo-,, 20
Mr.. Roar1nan IN Wolcott SUNDAY
Tho ladies' of II. II Smith Post Won.
ans Relief Corps. will celebrate CRANE,
birthday ut the Akelev Memorial l,ild.
ing Thursday afternoon ar two o'c,ncl-
Special music will be rendered NV Mrs
Nettie Stafford. assisted BY Mrs Grace
Churchill. ana war "reminiscences will ba
contributed by old soldiers. The nuhlc
is cordially invited to attend.-Nrs I q
Angel and daughters, Anna ana FveIvn
who have been stopping at @. !. Bar
rows's, have gone to Willnmstown.-Nfr.
and Mrs John Clark. who have been
stopping Mt a. W. Fosters will move to
the Green cottage on Maple street-W.
II. II. MoUltGn. who has been seriously
i'll for several months. is gaining SLOWLY
and is able TO be out on the veranda
Mrs ;. H. Warren is recovering from
pneumonia.-A report of the death Of
Bowman r. Gale. in circulation Monday
night and Tuesday morning proved, as
Mark Twain said of a similar report
about himself, to be an exagreration "a
the veteran cattle buyer transacted BUSH
ness In the village Tuesday.-Mr. and
MIS- Lynn Page returned Monday from
81 Augustine. Fla, where they have
passed the winter and are visiting her
parents, Mr., ana Mrs. q. S. McAlllster.
Inc sugar season Is over and notwith-
standing its lateness has proved a good
one Not much sugar was made in March
Tut the now OF sap In April has been al
most continuous and most farmers report
tair yield OF good quality. Among the
sugar makers II. H. Tucker has made
about go gallons Of syrup and 600 pounds
or sugar from ESQ trees; n. G.. Fuller,
80 pounds from $50 trees. l.. B, Tomlin-
son 4lo gallons Of syrup from 1000 trees;
q. NJ Towne, about 300 pounds from SO
trees: c. Fl. Chaplin, 1000 pounds from
-" trees; f. b. Gale, 1900 pounds from
400 trees; q. W. Adams, l.S00 pounds frou
80 trees; w. w. Ayers. 2000 pounds from
100 trees; Luce Brothers. 1900 pounds from
800 trees; r. A Hin, $500 pounds from
700 trees; Mrs. Dele Moody 800 galloni
or syrup from about LOCO trees. Healv
lashaW, about GO pounds from 200 trees;
y. ID. Lang, who taps about 100 trees has
made better than three pounds to u tree:
Q. +. Luce on the Mushkoday farm, 700
trees, about three pounds to a tree; W.
Slayton, who has ono OF the best sugar
places in this vicinity. from 400 trees
las made more than four pounds to a
tree; John Jackman in the Little river
neishborhood, from - trees. has made
IA pounds to a tree.-Conrad A. Adams
has returned to Tufts College after q
weeks vacation in Stowe.-Mrs w. NJ.
Parsons is waiting for the frosty nights
to cease 10 set out her tomato plants.
which have tomatoes 81 some size on
them.--Jennie Brodwell, who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment,
is at home for n few days.-A brush fire
on +. c. Wills's farm Tuesday began
spreading through the dry grass. threat
ching the buildings on the farm and also
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies Aid will meet with the
Nantines for supper May 4 All are cor
daily invited. The wharf at I.adds land
lIg Is undergoing repairs 80 that the
steamer con make a landing at any time
Miss Ethel Adams OF ESSEX is visiting
at Edison Ufford s.-Miss Cummings of
frushton. n. Y. has been visiting at II.
w. Ladd's.-About 60 took dinner with
Lester Mincklers people at the Ladies'
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FLETCHER.

Farmers are finishing sugarng. They
report an average yield of 2la pounds of
sugar to the tree.-Albert Wood. who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
is better.-Mrs. b. w. Corso. who has
been Ill, is better.-Mrs. Maria Labounty
of Cambridge, who has been spending
several days with her sister, Mrs. C'has
COrse, has returned home
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. ana Mrs, Abernethy of Bristol are
spending some time with their son, Dr.
Iandon Abernethy, The Brigham acad-
envy base ball team went to Morrsville
Saturday. whore they were defeated,
score s to 9-Harry Powers was at home
from Enosburg Falls Sunday
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Trade With Merchants Who Give Coupons Dur
Ing Merchants Week

J. q. MiddIebrook & Sons, whole
sale and retail dealers in farm ma
chinery and seeds
Miles d Perry, mems and boys
clothing and furnishings, los Church
street.
MosIey & BigeIow. stylish boots,
shoes and rubbers, large variety, IS
Church street.
Geo. II. MyikeS, wall paper, china,
glassware and crockery, Ga Church
street.
The Old Bee Hive, dry goods, car
pets, women's suits and coats, china,
wall paper. etc.
j. w. O'SuIlivan, complete line of
drugs. proprietary medicines, etc,
"a Church street.
Parker's Drug store. drugs,
trusses. razors and specialties. 81
Church street.
II. w. Parish, jeweler and opti-
clan. We grind our own lenses, o.
Church street.
Pease's. The Daylight Corner.
Clothing and furnishings and shoes
for men and boys.
Peoples Department store, cloth
ing for men, women and children.
20 Church street.
w. q. Reynolds Co.. furniture
carpets, pianos, linens. stoves. Cor
ner Bank and Church streets
Tho Royal, women's suits. coats
and furnishing goods. 96 Church
street.
Perry Il. Russell, fine footwear
for every member of the family, 60
Church street
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Courtney Elkins is quite sick, as
is also Mrs. Charles Foote.-Frank Ia
tro has returned from Burlington. Miss
Estclla Saltus, niece, returned with
him., Mason is at home from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he had an
operation for pendicitis.-Stephcn Car
penter. clerk at J. C, Hutchins's store,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Pupils at the Eldredge school having
perfect attendance for the FIRST month OF
the spring term are: Gertrude Aldrich,
Celinda Breo Evangeline Delorme, Mabel
Delorme, Evelina Delorme, Anna Good
rich. Ceinda Myers, Stella White, Frank
Aldrich, Leo Deorme, Russell Hefflon,
Patrick Mills. Henry Barnes, Loornis Thi-
bault.
The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs Robert Parker Wednesday MFR. and
Mrs Alison Rollins were called to Hunt
ington Thursday by the death OF their
brother-in-law, f. L. Kimbsll.-Mr. and
Mrs. I. r. Bromley attended the funeral
Of their cousin. Amos Partridge. in West
ford Monday.-C II. Steele and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dow Butler went to Franklin We'd
nesday for a visit with relatives.