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

Saturday was big day in Winooski,
when the annual inspection and sports
of the fire department took place, The
day was an ideal one and the streets
We're thronged with townspeople and
many outsiders. Shortly after 80 o clock
In the afternoon, the trustees and other
village officers in autos, escorted by the
Eagles band, went to the Lafayette Hose
rooms on Malletts Bay avenue, where
they inspected the companys rooms. and
thence they moved to the Steamer com
panys rooms on Main street. After in
spection they formed in line for the pa
rade
The line of march was up Main to
Spring, to East Allen, to Main, to West
Canal. to Mayo, to Maletts Bay avenue,
to the Lafay cite Hose house, where tho
Lafayette company disbanded the Steam
er company marching to their rooms.
Tho line was made up of Marshal II. l..
Thomas and Aids George T. Graves, Err
win Thomas and Clarke Brigham. Chief
Holioran came next in a team with Chief
Alex Eddy as his guest, from Northfield
The Eagles band escorted the Steamer
company, who were next In line with their
steamer and the old volunteer cart,
which was followed by tho Lafayette
company. Next In line were the village
Officers in autos. The autos were kindly
loaned by r. n. Hall and II. l.. South
worth, In MI Halls auto we're President
of the Village J, f.. O'Sulllvan, Trus-
| tees Martin Holloran, Jr.. Charles Sey-
mour and Jerry Stone, In Mr. South
worth's auto were Town Representatives
F, Edward Allard. Clerk Of The Village
d. L. O'Sullivan and Trustee J. w. Doug
las. Another auto carried two prominent
| fremen, Alexander Mcdonald, Oliver Du-
| paw, fire commissioner OF Burlington.
and assistant chief of the department or
Northfield, r. ]. Dutton. Among the other
| guests In line were Assistant Chief of the
Burlington fire department. Carl Stock
well, and Fire Commissioner James T..
Bradley of Burlington. Chief Holloran
and the department received many flat
terlng compliments upon their showing,
| particular mention being made of the new
uniforms OF both companies. The care
formerly used by the Old Volunteer Hose
company Of Burlington, which IL now the
property OF the Steamer company. was
prsttily decorated and on the seat were
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and family. Charles Packard and family
were in Colchester Sunday. q.
Theodore u. Williams returned Tuesday
morning from a weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. Frank Lovely returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital Saturday much i'm
proved in hoalth-Dr. &. y. Hulburd,
Fitzaeraid were In Winooski valley Sat
urdaY.-Mrs \. r.. Sleeper, who has been
the guest OF Mrs Charles Fell, has re-
turned to her home in Bad Axe, Mich
The Rev and Mrs. y. W. Wolcott, the
Misses Lena ard Ada Wolcott, Mr.. and
Mrs stephen T. Curtis and Mrs, \. II.
Goodwin of the Baptist church are in
Barre this week attending the Baptist
State convention. Before Mrs Goodwin
returns she will visit her son in Mont
pelier, and during her stay of a week or
10 days Mrs. N. o. Balch is at Mrs. Good
wins caring for Madame Laura Rood
Miss Daisy McGibbon of Cnderhill spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. w. c. Jack
son.-Miss Bertha Cochran and Mrs.
Peter Flynn were among the visitors in
burlington Tuesday.-Milo Scribner Is at
home from Northheld where he has been
working.-Mrs Charles Vasterling Is SER
ously i'll with stomach trouble.-Mrs.
Frances Barnum, Mrs. H. r. Bates and
grandson Russell Bell were in Ruring-
ton Saturday.-Mr, and Mrs. Freeman
Fay and children spent sunday with her
sister, Mrs Sisters.-Mr. Machia. who
moved here about a month ago, is to re-
turn to WeStford next month.-M \.
Buzzell has been detained from his duties
sc clerk i'm Williams store owing to Ill
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Amasa Fairhrother and Mrs. Effie
McPhiomy of Iiardwick visited at
Henry Eldridge's last week.-Mr. and
Mrs Erwin Olmstead OF Morrisvlle spent
Saturday and Sunday at Guy Albees-
Mrs. Verona Weed Is stopping with her
sister, Mrs Curtis Staford.-The ladies'
Of the congregational Church will hold
sale Of fancy articles. also serve dinner
in Jewett chapel SaturdaN.-The Rev
Mr. Bartlett preached AT the Consrega-
tional Church last Sunday.-Freda Tai
bert was at home from Morrlsville Sun
day.-Mrs. Alice Newton and daughter
spent Saturday at her fathers, Clinton
X eith-Mrs. A. ]. Larrahee of Hard
wick visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
+. Currier.-Royce Talbert is working for
George Perkins.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning. preceded by a
love feast at l0:30.Mrs. Esme Palmer
has returned after taking an auto trip
to White River Junction with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Henry Rowley.--Nrs, Charles
Humphreys and family and the Misses
White returned to Boston Monday after
spending the summer at Mt. Philo Inn
Saturday evening Fred Eigbee was
pleasantly surprised by friends and neigh
bors who wished to help celebrate his
birthday. He was presented with a small
sum of money as token Of their regards
Mrs. Jack Dame has returned to Boston
after visiting Miss Tessie Mooney Miss
Della Bissette IS spending week at Col
chester visiting relatives and friends
Miss Mabel Lane was at home from
Burlington Sunday.--Mrs. Florence Barton
9 visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Martin.
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WEYBRuGE.

Miss Maud Austin is home from the
Mary Fletcher hospital and in a very COM
Portable condition.--W. J. Newton and Mel
son Merrill attended the State fair last
week.-News has been received OF the safe
arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hallowell
at their home in Phiadelphia.-The Boy
Scouts and the Junior League had q pic
mic on the south end of Grand View Sat
urday and report very enjoyable time
The library committee is considering the
matter of erecting a new library building.
Two sites have been offered but they are
yet undecided which to accept-Mrs.
Elizabeth Tyler, who has been spending
the summer here, returned to Burlington
last week.
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cent Illness as to be able to ride out
Mrs Jennie (Falby) Beeman Of Iowa Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. o. French
ana other relatives.-Mrs Mabel Collamer
of Boston visited her son, Ben Collamer
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Mech the past
wceK.-C. $. Dean is poorly again.-Alsou
Collins recently lost a work horse valued
at Services will be held at the
Methodist Church at the Boro Sunday
morning. at East Monkton at 2:3O in the
afternoon and at Barnumtown at 1870 p.
M-Bert Farr cut off two fingers in an
ensiiage cutter and nearly severed an
other-NIiss Sophia Shepherd. who has
been Ill. is improving.-The Charlotte
Grange had charge of the literary meet
ing at Floronia Grange Friday evening,
and rendered n very interesting program
whichc sonsiste OF songs, duets readings
and an original poem. Several selections
on the piano by Mrs. Collamer of Boston
and a song by Mrs. Lawrence were also
enjoyed. There were over 200 present.
Remarks were made by the masters OF
Charlotte and F'loronia oranges Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served
Mt the close of the cxercises.-Miss Kath-
leen Comstock is visiting In Portland
Maine.-Miss Carrie Miles is teaching the
fall term Of school on kaon hili.-Mrs
II. V. Sears Is seriously ill.-Seth McE1vin
and Miss Pearl Cox were married Mon
day.-Miss Celia Sprague of Hinesburg
is teaching the school at the Ridge.-Em
mons Morrell died Thursday aged 80 years.
The funeral was held from the house at >
o'clock sunday. the Rev Mr.. Sawyer
officiating. The burial was in Hines
burgh He leaves five brothers. Amos. He
man, Levi, Joda and Sydna who lives In
the west also one sister, Mrs Lucy
Sorrell of Charlotte. Shepherd
has moved to the J. f. Collins place at
the bOro.
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SOUTH STARK9BORO.

Mrs. D. H. Underhill and Mrs. d. d.
Follansbee returned Monday after a sew
eral days stay In Montpelier, where they
were guests of relatives.-Ransom
Purnton has returned to the Moody
school in Chicago. His niece, Miss Clara
Wright, accompanied him and will spend
the winter in Wisconsin with relatives
Warren Smith of Grand Isle is q guest
at Cullen Shattuck' s.-Mrs Daniel II
Orvis of Lincoln is very Ill with but little
hopes of recovery. She was n lifelong
resident of this place until last spring
and is held in high esteem by all.-The
Ladies' Home Circle will meet Thursday,
October ~. with Mrs David Folansbee
Dinner will he served
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WEST BOLTO,L.

Mrs Lyman Allen OF Burlington was
resent visitor at her brothers, T. ", VII
son.-Mrs a l.. Hardy Is III with gra.--
Miss Edith Guyettc - visiting tNs Misses
FTtzsimonds IN Crdcrhii, Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Mincklcr and childrcn were IN
Essex Center Sunday Mr., and Mr., Joaa
Gregory are IN New Hompshlvc visiting
their son, William Mrs. L. p DEv!s,
Mrs, II. Gregory and George CN'e "nrt
Tuesday to Barre as delegates 10 the con-
We ton OF the Vermont State Baptist
associaton.-G. W Kellogg has returned
to Hardwick. Mics A. y. Nealy and Miss
Ada Brock visited Mrs. NJ. ]. Pease a;
Jonesviile Tuesday john Hill Of Willis
ton is at o j. Hosford sc, ". streeter
has his new barn nearly completed,
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BRIDPORT.

The annual meeting of the Ladies So
cicty Of the Congregational Church will
be held at the vestry october at 1870
Mrs f. F. Wolcott Is visiting at Schuyler
vile, y. Y.-Mrs. George Shea has re-
turned to her home at Boston.-Mrs. Lucy
Pratt died OF heart trouble September %.
Mrs. f. @. Williams Is spending some
time al New Haven.-Miss Nellie Barbour
has returned to her school at Phila-
delphia.-Stephen Crossman has moved
his family to Middlebury Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hamilton have started for their
home In Colorado Springs-F B. Miner
has returned to Flint, Mich,
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STARKSBORO.

The Rev. w. p. Goodman of Shelburne
will preach at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday, at 23o O'Clock and
will hold communion service Mrs
Blanche Berry and Miss Berry Of Rich
mond visited at A. u. Whites Sunday.
Miss Ellen Pope returned with them en-
-out for her home In Randolph The base
bail team was defeated in their game
with the Bristols at Bristol Saturday.
score II to Mrs Carpenter has returned
to her home in Warren.-The Grange
will hold harvest supper at their next
meeting October 13 A special program
is being preparcu.-The condition Of Floyd
Smith remains about the same.-Mrs.
Louise BiCkford is Ill.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. w. $, Nay returned from Boston
Thursday night and reports the condi-
ton of DR., Nay. who Is In a hospital,
more favorable, His many friends hope for
his speedy recovery Miss Susie Bur
bank of Boston is at F. s. Jackson's.-
At meeting OF the graded school dis
trict Monday evening l.. c. Fowler was
elected treasurer In place OF l.. II.
Pendeton, resigned. Walter Stevens OF
South birmingham, Mass. Is at home
on two weeks. vacation.-A missionary
meeting was held at the Methodist
parsonage Thursday. Miss Stroud. n re-
turned missionary, was to have given a
talk, but on account Of illness was un-
able to be there At the close OF the serv-
ice tea was served.-Miss Lucy Rawson,
returning to her home Thursday. met
with quite serious accident When going
by Benedict's where the road Is rather
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sencs Of the rector, the Rev. w. =.
weeks. who was in Rand olph for the
sunday aervices---H. y Rowley appl,
buyer for Charles Webber OF N,w
York has large force OF men pick
Ing apples on Shelburne Farms, as
also has w. NJ. Webster on the Hart
farm on Shelburne Point. which he
has leased for term of years-Thc
home of Mrs. Ford Roberts was the
scene of a very pretty party Satur-
day afternoon when about % Young
ladies gathered 20 give Miss Edna Raw
miscellaneous shower in honor VI
her approaching marriage to Robert
Pinney Of Middlebury. The presents
included silver, cut glass, linen and
china. Dainty refreshm cnts were
served Roy Thorpe, who is attending
school In Fairfax at the Bellows Free
Academy. spent sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Thorpe.
Mrs. Esma Palmer of North Ferris
burg Is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Henry Rowley-Julius Tracy OF Adj
olson spent sunday with his mother.
Mrs. j. C. Tracy.-Mrs Henry Row
ley attended the State fair at White
River Junction, making tho trip in
her r. NJ. F. roadster. She was nc
companied by her mother, Mrs Pal
mer
Prof. Charles Lee Tracy returned 10
New York Monday after spending his
summer at his home in Shelburne-The
operetta which was TO have been given
under Professor Tracys management has
been given UP. owing TO so many OF the
Young people going away to school AT
the meeting OF the official board Of the
Methodist Church held Monday afternoon.
the treasurer reported the church finances
In good condition. A mems Bible class
was organized and the matter of holding
special services was discussed II was de-
c!ded 70 hold some special meetings tho
last week in October, at which time II IL
expected the Rev. l.. A, Dibble, who was
| pastor OF tho church from 1858. will he
present to assist In the serVces.-1'he la
dies OF the Methodist Church will serve
! chicken pie and harvest supper in the
| church parlors Tuesday evening, october
| 3 The supper will ne served at tho sup
per hour from $50 I'LL eight.-Walter
Bartlett. son OF Or. Edward Bartlett Of
| Milwaukee. Is visiting his uncle, J. y.
Bartlett, for a few days on his way 10
Boston, where he is attending the Far-
ward law school.
Walter and Robert Peterson arrived
Monday evening from Kennebunk. Me,
In PENNSYLVANIA 80, making the trip.
in all a9S l-2 miles, in II "a hours.
n, The Methodist prayer meeting this
evening will be held al the home Of Robert
| Parker instead OF ~ tho church. Mrs.
! Iottle Russell is visiting her 'roth0g.
/ Il A Russell
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MONKTON.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
societv of Friends will be held at Monk
ton Ridge October rs There will be spe-
cial services on the preceding Thursday
and Friday nights. and during the quar-
terlv meeting Speakers from away who
are exnected to he present include the
Rev. Richard X. Newly or Union Spr'hss'
\. Y, the Rev, Joseph r. Lawrence pas
tor at South Starksboro ana Others,
Mr. and Mrs, +, n. Barber are V's''-
ing friends in Lynn and Boston, MASS
Harold French has entered the Agrcui-
tural school at Randolph.-Mrs Daniel
Cox has SO far recovered from her re-
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COLCHESTER.

Dan Coms,ock OF south Burlington,
who visited Dr. Kenyon anG NJ. j. Crowley
last week, returned to his home Sunday
Miss Anna Morrow spent part OF
last week at G, l., McRride's In Bur
lington.-Mrs. Edward Lord returned last
Thursday from a two months western
trp.-Miss Ada Morrow returned Monday
to her school In Williston.-Miss Della
Prior OF South Burlington Is guest Of
DR.. Ned Kenyon.-The chicken pie supper
that was advertised for October has
been given up.
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NEW HAVEN MILLS.

There Will ne an illustrated lecture on
Along African Trails with some 50
large colored lantern slides, and also
music slides, In the church at the Mills
next Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock A
silver collection will be taken. The serv-
Ice at 2:So Sunday afternoon will be as
usual. The attendance ut these services
continues good. Next Tuesday evening at
1880 there will he prayer meeting Mt
the school house near Mr.. Rathbone's in
South Bristol. led by the Rev. +. A.
Holden of New Haven.
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FERRISBURG.

The girls of the Club gave Rachael
Robinson miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. b. G. Parker. A tastefully
decorated cart filled with pretty gifts was
presented. drawn ty little Leonard Briggs
and Miriam Parker. The Club will meet
with Laura Roburds on Thursday after
noon.-Bernecia Avery went to Burling-
ton Monday to enter University of Yer
mont
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CORNWALL.

Miss Jessie FoOte was at home over
Sunday from Whiting, whore she is teach
tng.-Miss Jessie Lane started last week
Tor her school in PittsburE. Pa. where
fhe has taught several years.-Miss
Sylvia Hamlin was at home from Addison
Sunday, where she Is teaching In the
Willmarth district-Miss Maud Parkell,
who has been in poor health some time,
Is rapidly recovering and is able to take
long drives and walk a little.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Amelia Cutting Of Bristol visited
Mrs Ella Brewster the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. T. Graves have been
visiting friends in Lincoln the past week,
-SIearle iisllock has returned from three
weeks visit at EnosOurg-Mr, and Mrs,
Frank Gardner have been spending the
past week with her parents in South
Burlington. Mrs. V. r. Sargent has
been visiting her sister at Burlington. --
W. r., Taft was at Royalton Tuesday TO
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Bina Howard is at NJ W. Smith =
for a few days.-Jed Paterson has
received news OF the death of his sister.
Mrs. Seiwyn White. of GeorGia.--NIrs,
Il. -. Martin returned to her home IN
Milton Friday after spending the week
at c. f. Osgoods .--Master Maurice
Granger Is improving, having had "A ser
ious time with a sore foot caused by stick
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linen were received and also a purse OF $50
In gold from the telephone subscribers
which was doubly appreciated for the
sentiment expressed. Mr.. and Hrs. Vail
left on the afternoon train for Montreal
Upon their return they will make their
home in Orwell. Both Mr. and Mrs. Vail
are esteemed young people and the best
wishes of n host OF friends attend them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
NEW HAVEN.

Next Sunday morning the Rev. F. A.
Holden will preach a sermon upon
church membership. Those who are not
members are especially invited. and mem
bers are also urged to attend that they
may cooperate better A new order OF
service is being prepared for use in the
evening service
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MILTON.

The ladies' of the Methodist Church
gave a chicken pie supper Wednesday
evening at the vestry.-A reception VIII
be given the Rev and Mrs D. II. Strong
At the Congregational Church Friday
evening, Everyone OF whatever deromina-
uon Is cordially iuyited.-Mi.s Grace
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JERICHO

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pierce and son,
Arnold, OF St. Adams Bay. who have
been guests OF Mrs Ellen Percival and
family for a week, went Friday to Bur-
lington for short visit before going TO
their home Mr., and Mrs. Albert Rheil,
who have been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Thorp, have returned TO Waterbury.
Conn. w. +. Buxton and Mr., and
Mrs, Harry Wright were among the
visitors In Burlington Frday.-Raymond
White spent Friday In White River juno
ton, the guest OF his sister, Miss May
White,-Mss Julia Dover. who has been
visiting Miss Ellen Costello, has returned
to Burington,-Mrs Ernest Como has
been III for few days,-Miss Lillian
Cleveland OF Essex Is the guest of her
cousin. Miss Sadie Foster.-D T.. Rood
assisted C. l.. Vincent In the creamery
while II. II. Ring attended tho State fair
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ST. GEORGE.

MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Hinsdale Of Bur
lington visited his mother Mrs Phoebe
Ann Hinsdale, Sunday.-Misses Cola
Miles. Mildred white and Nora Hinsdale
were In Monkton Sunday-Mrs. Miranda
Wescott has returned after passing sew
eral weeks at her daughters.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. |. Wescott and sons. Vernon
and Robert. Of Essex were visitors In
tnup SUNDAY
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-06-22

Wednesday was another big night
with Skowhegan Grange. Several
prominent citizens were included in
the class which received the third
and fourth degrees, and their friends
were out In force to witness the cere-
monies. After the formalities had
been carried out Secretary S. F. En-
ersen, in behalf of the Grange, ex-
tended the right hand of fellowship,
and welcomed the new corners as full
fiedged members of the Order. The
lecturers program consisted of song
by the quartette; a sketch of the life
of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy by Mrs.
Lena A. Smiley; song by Albert r.
Watson: reading of one of Mrs. Eddy's
poems by Mrs. Clara Leavitt; num-
Der two of the Grange Journal by
Mrs. H. H. Pratt song by Miss Win
nifred Gardner; and reading by
Mrs. Mamie Watson. The audience
demanded encores for all the musical
numbers, and the others were most
heartily applauded. The Journal with
the clever hits passed all around
among the members, afforded an i'm
mense amount of fun. The Lecturer,
Mrs. Ella Crowell announced a spe-
cial committee to arrange for Chill
dren's night July as follows: Mrs
Della Sanford, chairman; Mrs. c. D.
Emerson, Mrs Clara Eaton and Mrs.
Matte Malbon A bountiful supper
was served at the close by Section II,
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs.
w B. Whittier, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Stinchfield, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Sanborn.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wanted-EXtra statesmen for the
Big Sale at the Chas. F. Ward Co.
See our fine line of Hammocks; ev-
cry kind to suit all purses at Fred c.
Dow Co.'S.
Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames will re-
ceive piano pupils at her home, rs
Summer street.
Mrs. ]. w. Blunt wants a good girl
for general homework; permanent
place at good pay.
The "Premo Jr. o" Camera at
Sampson & Azores for $3.50 is the
greatest thing out this year.
Geo. B. Fairgrieves wants a man
or boy with horse to harvest hay at
Lakewood, Madison Center.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-06-22

Never allow your stock to prune
your orchard or other trees.
About the first thing the average
man runs into when he buys an auto
mobile is debt.
The old iron age, the age of super
stition and the slavish worship Of ira
dition are going-gone,
Some farmers sell their corn she'll
ed. some dispose Of it on the ear, but
the most thrifty ones sell 1t la the
form of pork or milk.
When we see some self-made men
We cannot help thinking what poor
workmen they were.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-06-22

All.wOol fabric in medium gray
shades; also the new browns tones.
All superbly made, sold with our
guarantee OF your money back. A
great saving to YOU. Single and d0n-
hle-breaNted stouts, longs. sizes 60
to 10.
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CORT:EZ

The Trotting Stallion Corte2, will
make a Short Season at Athens House
Stable, Athens, in 1911, in charge of
Ernest Cook, at $1,000 to warrant.
CORTEz Is by Columbo; list dam by Mel
son, 2nd dam by Dlrlgo.
COR rFZ. is a son OF Columbo with in list.
and of Lady Maine with one in list. Grand
son OF Nelson with In list, and OF Bingen
with 81 In 30 list and 10 In 10 list Great
grandson of AlIerton, Dol in 80 list and 9 In 10
list
CORTEZ is a brother OF FerRsndo, 2l6t and
OF state OF Maine, 222; grandson OF Bingen,
2o6i and of Nelson, 209, and nephew OF
Uhlan, 1854. tf5