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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.


The Rev. Guy Lamson, who is well
known in this vicinity, has resigned the
pastoratc of the First Baptist Church in
hyde Park, Mass. to take the secretary
ship of the American Baptist Publishing
society in New England.-Mr. and MIS-.
j H. Richmond have returned from a two
weeks trip to l.ivermore Fails, PlttSlleld
and Portland, Me.-Willis ID. Chandler,
who is at Sara nae Lake, n. Y, is not I'M
proving this winter, and Is now confined
to his bed. Col. A. B. Chandler and a. y.
Chandler have just visited him. -Judson
II. Fits, who was summoned to Fort
Payne and Birmingham, Ala. by the
United States to testify before The federal
81 and jury against f.. G. Drew, the south
ern promoter, has returned with no very
pleasant description of that country. Drew
Is now under $4,000 bonds.-Mr. and Mrs.
| John Bass gave a card party Thursday
evening. The Rev. Irving Flint former
lesident, has been installed "a pastor OF
/ the Congregational Church of Hatfield,
! Mass w Parmenter Of Brookfeld has
sold the A. l.. Morse farm for 5000 to
Moses Barcomb, who has taken posses
sion.
| W. H. Kidder of White River
| Junction succeeds c. +. Brewster on the
Mann farm Mrs. L. +. Brooks is recov-
erng from an attack of tonstlitis.-Nil-
| liam Bent, oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Bent and Ersie, youngest daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bingham, were
married at the home of the bride Thurs
| day afternoon at two o'clock by the Rev.
Joseph Hamilton. The couple took the
rorthhound train for a brief wed ling trip
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
NORTH. HERO.

This town and the town Of Grand Isle
both voted Tuesday to give their toll
ridges over TO the state, thereby making
hem free to tic public. The votes We're,
<orth Hero, 81 to g. Grand Isle IS to u.
n favor of free bridges.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
JEFFERSONVII.LE.

Al the town meeting the town voted no
license, 81 no. 81 yes--Mrs, Frank Heath
OF johnson WAS n guest OF Nj. and Mrs.
W. H. Griswold the first Of the wees -
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jacques OF Hardwick
are spending several days in town
Mrs. Carrie Rushlow OF St JohuSbury IL
a guest Of H. w. Narnums Tho funeral
Of Weldon, the son OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Macnally Of Waterbury was held at the
home Of his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Macnally Wednesday afternoon.
He died In Waterbury after long Illness
OF pneumonia, which developed into brain
fever The Rev. r. Fl. Fril was tho Of
ficiating clergyman and remains were
placed In the vault. Burial will he in the
Jeffersonville cemetery,-rhe next meet
Ing OF the Jeffersonville cemetery assoc
citation will be held March II with Mrs,
Fred r. Smith. 1t is the annual meeting
and election Of officers for the ensuing
year will me held 1t is hoped all mem
bers will be present-The Ladies' AID
served a dinner, and supper at tho church
| parlors on town meeting day. which was
| well patroniZed. In the evening fne
| literary program was well rendered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
Continued from pnge 81

Pearl and moved there from AihurK '-
Ross Pearl and family visited in Aiburg
sunday.--Samso creamery IS to have a
new bailer.--Air. and Mrs. Como have
left town. They had the respect Of all
who knew them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09

brought to Eden cemetery for burial be-
s-de hisfwife and son. Mr.. cyrus Web
ter has gone to Bridgewater.- March Il
the Dorcas society VIII have a sale Of
quilts and aprons An oyster supper VIII
be served and a literary and musical pro-
gram Is being prepared.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09


t.. G, $50. :, =, ''owe one "'e uo' ID"
III 81 CeSa're' - w., put Tor moro than
""' NV" ~ stowe Her nus
"""u' 'o'h nruBs' o'ed ABOUT 80 years
-, :, "''"H, oonn TUES
an" ''H H. H. re',N Oh stowe MIS-
Vi "''risVi'p' MIS-
i.''N A'e'.' w i1,i'io'V ana MrS' N"ncy
.''' U""' W wv Inc Youngest
"""N "''' '''H' ".iS ."u""S OF stowe
Wv" - vi ~ "@k retains her
la nv ~ i'i.'"' Nh'ie ueSree' tier
'"i' w '''", INV sue Is "ole 10 WORK
"'"'"" '''c "ouS' anu "" Hno 'hreau
h'r n'eu.e "'','"", s'"S7eS' inc oldest
man III ".oN' 10 80 ~. i''ir'S' VINO
vas ~ ~ ''' c'''"''' wi. D. "''e'"on o'r"u
IS PAST H''-NH '''' ~ ''S"t WAS lnStalied
on MAN street opposite the poS'o'tice sat
'lrdaY 10 gee now IL WORKS. Na'han John-
son was called I" 'd'h'n"hd saturday ny
the serious Illness on ms mothor.
II. w M'UnaH IS III WI" the grip.
MISS HHssle Adams II III win tine grip
Tier raronto nv ana MIS- George W.
Adams, WHO nave h'cN H. are ihprov-
i'g. Mrs waiter warren - III WIN Il
nervous "iccl'"n "' Tue spine IFS
, Frank Inrr WAY WI" mas heeh caring ior
her sons WIFE MIS- Jay iarro"ay' mas
returned 10 Cam 'rIdIe' NrS' 1tH l'"rro-
way remains very lI.--NISS N"''I'a lamp
bell has rc'ur'eH 70 me rlV'"o"'N
tMaSSD normal S'"ooi "i'ti '',' u"E'
vacation IN stow -i-' u "'V'''' u INV
Ing to MIS- rrahN '''a! '''.h III '',,,I
son. Mrs he'th j. moving 10 SUM
ana Mrs George > MrN"'1 'e' N'S,,', ~, =
| and Mrs. y. :. McAllister in North Hyde
! Park over Sunday Miss Tower of Bur
| linSton is caring for Mrs. y. 5. Moody,
| who remains about the saue.-Mrs. {. q.
Town, who has been critically ILL., Is more
CONFERENCE.-The Is months old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wedge at stowe
FORTS Is III with typhoid feNer.-DroWS
| prniric-hornod larks. and snow huhtinES
! have been noted lately.-Mrs. Bert HOT
ner is ilL-Mrs. George Is. Beecher and
| daughter returned saturday TO DON
socket, X. l., accompanied by her mother
| Mrs. Rosamund Macutchen, VINO VII
remain with her Tor several months
stafford Hoardman, who has recovered
| from an operation for appendicitis, has
returned to work In the WinoosN say
ings bank.
At the town meeting Tuesday the FOL
lowing officers were elected: Moderator
| {. f. EDDY; CLERK Mrs. Alice a. Raymond
| selectman for three years, ii. I. Ray
mond; lister for three years, Charles Il
| larkor; road commissioner, William Rus
sell, school director for three years, a.
! Cakes; overseer Of the poor, l.. l. Harris
collector G. NJ. Watts; trustee OF publi
money; +, y. Pike; treasurer O. f. Luce
| auditors, +. f.. Stafford. f. r. Smith. A. G
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
EDEN

r. r. Smith, whose leg was BADLY crush
ed, is in Burlington hospital doing as
we'll as could be expected, Tho NJ, W, A,
have been getting his logs off the noun
tain to the mill.-1'he body of Mr., Calvin
Warren long time resident OF riis
town. but who for a few years OF late
hAan living At North HYDE Park v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
SPOT COTTON.

New York, March S-Cotton spot Gle
quiet, mddling uplands $lASo do n
l$66, sales 2S bales.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09

(Continued On page Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29

"a blessing on the printers art
Books are the mentors of the heart
Never before have we had such an
assortment OF well selected and at
tractively bound gift books
Gibson ana Chrlssy books.
Limp, oozy calf and dainty
leather bindings
Padded leather bindings.
LARGE assortment Of dainty books
for small money.
There Is no moro appropriate
Christmas present for one who reads.
Come and look them over now.
while the assortment IL large,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
AR|z0N|ANS WILL
ARRIVE HERE
TONIGHT
Team From University of Sis
ter State is in FL Paso This
Morning, and Will Get
Here Early in Evening.

A delegation Of the students from
the state university has been arrang-
cd for to meet the team from the
University Of Arizona when that az
gfegation completes It's long trip and
arrives here from Nj Paso tonight.
The boys left Tucson yesterday morn
Ing, and viii be- grateful for nights
quiet rest before the game.
What tomorrow's game will be like,
no one can say. II will be q good
game that much IL sure, but who win
win is a matter of great conjecture.
The Varsity team Is far lighter than
the husky men from Arizona, but are
fast and play game that abounda IN
the unexpected--ior the other fellow.
The Varsity team weighs little
less than lf0 POUNDS to the man. The
Arlzonians weigh an average OF ib6
pounds One thing that will be OF adj
vantage 10 the Varsity IL the higher
altitude here. Properly utilized this
should be o great aid IN playing fast.
er than the Arizona eleven.
Sportsmanship In the finest sense
Of the word IL shown by the Arixon-
lans In putting up the Bryan tropny
this year. after the Varsity had prac-
,ically forfeited Il last year BY its
failure TO compete. Each team had
actually won the trophy once and last
years game shOuid have decided its
Ownership forever. hut the game was
not played and with true sporting
blood the Arizona boys have put II
up again this year, that an actual
contest may settle It's title Tor good
and all.
Hunter Is back In the game. playing
a short time In practice yesterday.
His hand will be protected In the
game by a heavy leather shield. so
that no damage will accrue TO the In
iured member In the scrimmages
With Hunter back in the game at his
old place az guard the line will be
materially strengthened.
The ticket sales have been very
encouraging. and when the receipts
ave counted after the game tomorrow,
II is thought that thc blk 800 guar
antee made the Arizona team will
be well covered by the total. Seats
have been provided and wired OF IRON
the field. and all spectators will be-
required 20 either keep In the stands
os else stand ON the ground on the
other side OF the field for positively
no one will be allowed inside the
lines.
A dance wlii be held tomorrow
night In honor OF the boys from Arr
roma aud every effort 10 give them
the best possible Impression of Aibu-
querquc and Albuquerque hospitality
will be made. II has been three years
| since Arizona sent team to this
city, and the Varsity wants the Arr
roma crowd 10 feel the progress their
institution has made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29

W. II. Lund OF Clayton IL visiting
this city. having arrived last night.
Gregory Page Of Gallup Is a busI-
ness visitor here
w. C. Evans. a sheep buyer from
Fort Collins. Colo. ~ In the city
looking over the available woolies.
u. c. Jackman OF willard arrived
IN Albuquerque last night and viii
spend brief visit here.
NJ. =. Chavez 81 San Rafael II
visiting the city for few days on
business.
Thomas y. Neal ~ Las Vegas in
spending a day or 10 in this city on
business affairs.
Auts ana carriage Lap Robes
Herse Blankets direct frsm min al
special sale prices. J. Kerber A. Co
r. n. Hood. manager Of the opera
house M Las Vegas IN n business
visitor In the city today.
There viii be music at the Ava.
rado hotel Thanksgiving night from
. y. M. 90 . D. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Fullen Of RIOS
we'll are spending a few days In Al
buquerque.
T.. II. Paul. auditor of the New
Mexico Central. Is In this city on
business to-day.
Holm o. Bursum, Republican can
didate for first state governor. arr
rived IN Albuquerque this morning
from his home az Socorro.
Ieusenio Romero. well known
resident OF SAN Miguel county. II
here today on brief visit from his
home IN Las Vegas
solomon Benjamin left this morn
ing for Bernalillo. where he will re-
ueive 1000 head OF lambs for ship
ment from Albuquerque. They have
All been sold TO Colorado buyers.
Fred Nelson received five-day or
five dollar sentence for drunkenness
this morning In police court and jeaus
Paris, arrested last night for vagran-
| ey got double that sentence.
]. E. burnett arrived In the city
yesterday from the Mckinley claims
southeast OF the city and reports a
good strike OF gold bearing ore on
those claims.
Isldro sandoyal has arranged to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
REST, E00D AND
GOOD AIR SAYS
DR.. SMART
Local Bacteriologist Tells
People How to Recover
From tuberculosis in Ad-
dress at Central School.

At well attended meeting at tho
Robert smar,, local bacteriologist
and physician told people suffering
from tuberculosis the three essentials
of recovery from the dread disease.
The meeting was held for the pur-
pose of interesting people In the cru
Hade against tubeFculosis which In
about to be organized here. and WAS
addressed By ReT II. y. Toibert In adj
ditlon 20 DR.. smart. DR.. Tclbert made
strong address. a feature Of which
was that ubercnlar persons should
feel the desire or the community TO
help them, and not 10 think they were
considered as race apart, plague
on the city. Dr. Toibert urged a
campaign 81 education among the
people affected with the plague. say
ing he believed this would do great
good.
Dr. Smart spoke Of the measures
which should be used TO combas the
Infection Of others with the trouble.
and laid down the following three
rules 20 health for tubeseuiar suffer-
ers:
There are three cardinal rules
which the eolspmplive must obey Il
he viii get w, il. and these " taken IN
time will cure him without the slight
est recourse "a medlcIne.
''IAye tWcniv-fonr hours Of the day
In tho open. out Of doors.
/ Eat thrce meals A day Of good
wholesomc God, and between theeA
take plenty of fresh milk and eggs
Take plenty OF rest. and take ex-
ereise under the direction OF some
competent pi ysirlan."
He also aid ~AlI medicines given
In tuberculosls have q tendency 70
knock out the stomach and in the
fight agalns, his disease the stomach
Is the one oraan that We have mosh
10 depend mon, II ~ the CRATE Of
the furnere hat produces the steam
for tho heating when you burn out
the gtate your heating plant Ia In
had repair, "a Win the stomach. n
the stomaoh & knocked out by medi-
cines aud Unable 20 assimllEte the
foods put into u the rest ~ the body
must suffer in CONSEQUENCE.
Therefore. leave medicines alone.
When they are necessary they should
be given by one SHOWING their power
both for Eood ana for evil"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29


ship 100000 head OF sheep east during
the winter. Mr.. Sandoyal yesterday
shipped the frs, lot OF 10000. The
others win be gathered In by pur.
chase from other ranchers,
Christian Science services will be
held In the Woman's club building.
corner OF Gold avenue and seventh
street. Thursday morning ut IL
o'clock. subject. Thanksgiving The
public is cordially invited to attend
this service.
+. r. Garfield has returned from
Denver. where he has arranged for
the manufacture Of the Hsnlon stove
pipe ring, device permitting the
running OF a stove pipe through n
tent without setting tire 20 the canvas.
The device is the invention OF local
man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
ABEL MOLINA rs
BOUND OVER
Man Who Was Arrested Monday Ar
ter single hay Out Of Sail. Piaccsi
Under $500 Bond.

Abel Molina, arrested Monday after
a single days liberty from jail. was
this morning bound oyer TO the grand
Jury ON charge OF larceny from the
person, Molina admits taxing a
watch from I'D. Allison early Monday
morning. He was released Saturday
afternoon with q sentence OF six
months IN jul for the larceny OF q
check hanging over him but apparent.
~ likes the board at the Hotel do
Bernalillo too well TO stay away from
Il.
Though warned II would be used
against him, Molina persisted In the
statement that he had robbed Allison
and was very sorry for Il. and was
willing 10 go back TO fail Ia addition.
Judge Craig held the hearing which
bound him over.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29

IT, c. hin a Dawson 4 . visitor IN
the city today,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
LOCAL and Personal


Tonight and Thursday fair, with
slowly rising temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29

VIC arc Opeifng q hnfIdny stock
that 10 going 10 nc mighty interesting
---both In variety and price.
WI. kIEkE, Proprietor.
All south First ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
oMRIsrNlAs suaamerroN

Holiday presents made with your
own hands are most appreciated. You
can get the dsintiest fancy work ma
teriais. piliew tops and scarfs al Mrs
Wilson'S. Us West Lead or phone
i537w. Stamping done.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-29
Big Pay in Civil Service

The pay In good. the work conssn.
iai. and promotion rapid in the U. y.
Civil Service. II you ere an Arnerl-
can man or woman over 10 you are
eligible for any government position
n you pass the Civil Service Exami-
nation. To learn how you can quail
ify In your spare time. write for our
free Civil Service booklet. NJ. Cliff
ton Hogshond, representative Of In
srrnafionni Correspondence schools.
BOX is2. Albuquerque. N. NJ.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-08-15
TALK HIGH SCHOOL
FOOT BALL SQUAD
High School Students Stirring up
Football Enthusiasm Early
This Year.

Already the talk of a foot ball
team for the Webster City high
school has begun. The students
have been talking the matter over
with the faculty and have arrived
at the decision to begin practice on
the gridiron just as soon as school
reopens next month.
Webster City had fairly good
high school foot ball eleven last
fall, though most Of the players
were light weights, physically, put
the boys have all grown consider
ably during the year and it is
thought that good stiff bunch can
be put in the field the coming sea-
son. Last year the locals ran up
against many heavier eleyens in the
schools of the smaller towns, where
the average age of the seniors is
always from two to three years more
than here, and they were in all such
instances going against too much
weight. However, the boys think
they can put a pretty heavy lot of
youngsters into the game this fall.
At any rate, they are going to get
into the game early, in order to be
in good form by the time the sea-
son for games opens.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-08-15
The Miracle Hair Grower

aud guarantee that Wavemlock sU;ll
groav hair on every keaa sohere
l;ve foiHcles remain, or refund
your money.
We wouldn' t make broad state
ment like that if we didn't know
what we are talking about. We
Investigated the merits of Waven-
lock- found that every claim made
by the manufacturers was based
on absoimte fac! and we're will
ing to back it to the limit.
Wavenlock is an efficient, never-
failing medicine for the scalp and
hair a good, reliable, dependable
remeay that cures sick scalps and
run down hair.
1t isn't thick, sticky and greasy,
nor loaded with odors like some
preparations you've bought-it's
clear as crystal, with a delicate,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-08-15
A Handy Continuance.

F. L. Greeley. the wallpaper man,
has just installed in his store one
of the most ingenious devices for
displaying wallpaper that we have
ever seen. 1t is what IS known as
the Harr revolving ball bearing dis
play rack, and Is made entirely Of
steel. 1t consists of an upright
steel post Of six feet in height,
mounted upon a steel base, and sus-
pended at right angles to the steel
post. are arranged fifty racks for
holding wallpaper In lengths Of six
feet When filled with samples the
rack resembles a large book stand
ing on end with the leaves spread
vide open A prospective customer
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-08-15
Ruegnitz Drng Co.

cen turn over the leaves and inspect
the different kinds of paper shown
without any work on the part of
the salesman with reference to TAX
ing rolls of paper from the shelves,
unrolling them, re-rolling and plac-
ing back again. 1t is labor saver
and a most unique contrivance. 1t
is covered by patent by Mr.. Harr
and is manufactured at the little
town Of Nora Springs, Iowa.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-08-15

every particular. All titles are cor
rect up to the first of March, all
drainage bitches, rural routes and
highways in the county are includ-
ed. and the map will be found In
valuable as reference work for
all classes Of business men as we'll
as farmers. The maps come In two
grades, cloth and paper. Only
small number OF cloth maps were
ordered and these are nearly gone.
Cloth maps sell at SO. each, while
the paper maps sell at 81. Orders
for either map should be sent to the
Freeman-Tribune, Webster City.
d-f-t-tt
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-08-15
POSTAL SAVINGS
REPOSITORIES
Webster City Savings and the First
National Have Been Desig-
mated as Such.

According to a Washington dis
patch the Webster City Savings
Bank and the First National Bank
of this city have been designated as
repositories for postal bank funds.
It is likely that the other banks OF
the city will receive such designa-
ton also. Sixty-five per cent OF the
funds deposited in the postal saw
ings bank may be re-deposited in
the local banks under conditions
satisfactory to the postoff1ce de-
nartment.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-08-15

refined perfume that lasts just long
enough but not too long-it's made
to cure every scalp ailnent, and
induce an abundant growth of
healthy hair.
The minute you apply Waven-
lock you'll feel its good effect-and
in little time others will see it.
Wavenlock removes dandruff
and all hardened secretions, leav-
ing the scalp clean and :'sOigoratea
the hair soft and glossy.
If you have hair troubles or
scalp wrongs, try Wavenlock on
our guarantee to return your mon
ey if it doesn'ts make good. You
ught to be able to buy it at almost
any drug store or department
store. The $l.Oo size we are now
selling for 80 cents-the so cent
size for 43 cents.