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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
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Berlin, q. Rdrs. Die Subferip-
iionsn fur bic tiirfifhe Mnleibe BON
1000, 900 tiirfii6en pfunb (uHgefG6r
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er6ffnst obsr iofprt fDifber sef6Iofen,
bu bic aHleihs slei9 am 4nfans fart
iiber3sihntt iuarbe.
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Bdatiers, einI6lisblih Der RotbdiIos,
ii6srnommen. Qln Der Spise bes Sgns
bitats ifsbt bic beutf4e 8ant Don 8ers
lin. Der Gmiiiionspreis betrGgt "a
unn bic Bombs .bringen 4 proaent
3infen, bereH Be5ablung bur4 bic
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raniirt tpirb.
Die tiirfiihe 4nleibe fpII in Der
6auptiahe fur bic GHtfpidlung Der ars
NEE unb Der i5lotte pertpennet tpsrbsn.
Das beutihs Spnbitat erlangte ben
aontrdit, nahbem bic llHter6anblurs
gen nit Jrantrei6 unb England ith
3erfhlngeH bdtten.
Die 8aebab 9abH.
Die beiltits 8anf bat ipGbrenb bes
zasss angsiiinbist. bag bic Hontrafte
fir bic 4ushebnung Der 8agoab Giiens
bdbn, b. 3. bis 8erldnserHne Der Gs<
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net porben feien.
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rim augnite WItcria iino am menftde
nah aisl abgereiit. po iis am Uliits
mod benz Gtapelldnf oes nsuen Yans
srIhifi.s .griob 5iibebranb@ beis
lpchHen ipernen. Die Hatiertn fpiro
bic zaufe pOlI3iehen.
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morbuns btsGefanbteH
Il. Goroftopes erhdIt
lid.
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nif6en 3eiinns In am 8ienftds cine
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riihts bas am Dlonias In petins i'm
llmIanf mar. fcfpsit obsr bort teine Be-
ftdtigung gtfunosn bat.
Die Geutfhsn tH'ber Gre ups
benItsicn.
pnris. 81. WlGrs. Die liHter-
fuhuns, iDelhs Der ..Dinsin@ inn 2anns
btr fyrenbenItgion iii6rt. bringt beuts
tpieber einiee Ansnben. bic. mossn Iis
nun 3iptTldHis isiH ober nif)i. in
Eeutfnlnnn inftrriIiren iptrben. Inter
6700 Qeuten bts sipetten Reatntnts
pab es bnnan 1850 beutIdhe unn 470,
Bic Der -Wotin4 s,i ben .annres4
rthnet (0onnDDtruner. RurheiIsn etc.,.
bic 1iio nuG D<utfde Hnb. 1iersu
snmsn nod 143 Deutf6t nnb 183
QaeieaSss dx1 bsm Rsi4Staae, bis f4
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gDetterberitibt.

Fir Sbio: MeeeH am Ulitttpo9.
aefoIat bon lhonem Metter inn iiibs
liGen S1kil; tdtter am Ro9mittap
nnb In Der Natbt. Mm Donnerffnq
aIlgemsin f6Ones Dsiter, oussenoms
men G1neegeit0ber om nSrbIihen
Gseufsr. 5ibli9e. na4 Wtiten ums
fhlasenbe Mtnbe.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
Die tirkiffe an(ei6s Uon
S3l,DO,OOO
sJtt Berlin fDfOrt na1 Der
GrDffnttng ber gabs
ifrtptipn.
60 fart iiberseihnet, ban bic
Siite sleih wieoer se-
ihluien iu,Irbe.
Ter aontraft snm almsban Der
Nagbab Cabs nmter3eiHnet.

sfaifer Dilb,tm unb bic Raiferiu sur
S4ttfstaute na6 RieI sereiit.
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9at ber.its fsin amt iib.rnOmm.u.,
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in Den JdinOi(rr EO1(tnfe(.
bern
Seorpben ausldmoiibe
aDblengrdber Die
Qmerifaner.
Staatstrnppen an Srt uuO
Stelle beDrOert.

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GeRtu&g.
gom Gsreit on Der Cincinnati 5ib'
balm in Rentudp.
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JraAtaus eriaof'sn.
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CARNEGIE Iruit 60. BON Reip Yort,
2lnsetIast $335.0OO unterfttogsn gu
bdber.
G6drIss MettaIf als 2ei4e Bel Mt.
gsrnOn. g., sefunben.
Uean sIaubt, buB ct srmorbet NOR
ben tit.
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Der nsHe ruiTif6e gr,nier aOtoipsOtD.
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Bonn gamorrasgrOs.b in gitsrbO.
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5euer.

Stounton, 9a., %. mars. --
Die glnlaes Der Stauntpn WltlIing
@ompann upb Elm sauser Bind BON
2dben iinb am Disnitos burb 5susr
3erit6rt norbsn, unb bas 8eperIp Sos
tel tpurbe gum getrne BON $1,000 be-
fbGbiet. Der Gefdmmtnerluit betrdgt
iineefabr $500, 900 aas ete 1srfi9s.
Tune $4,000
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Snbnep. q. 2. 3D., 81. mara.
5ier iit bic Ra6ridbt eineetrofFen, bab
bic GinstborsHen uuf Der Snfsl gfpis
ritu Santo. elmer Der R.u Sebrioen.
iih sesen bic WssBsn sr6oben tGtten.
EIpiritu 5anto in pic arDBte unb
am tpeftlihfttn eelesens ssniel Der gleu
5ebriben gruppe. Gs befinben ith
bort nnr tpenise meibs. Die ssuf.ln
iperbsn bon elmer gemiihtsn Romnrifs
iion Don frnns0iffhen unb britifhen
Marine Gffisiersn nsripalist unb Is
III dnsunsbmen, oaB striessfhiffe in
Der RGk iinb, bic ben bsbrphten 2euten
6iife bringtH t0nntn.
.Golbaten in 5onburns Tn
bfuttsem aampfs.
9sgucigalpn, 6cnDnras, q.
Mar1. Die GtHsrsls Cara una ps!s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
BOLTON.

Mrs. Alice Huntley Of Burlington was
the medium who located the body of
Barrett Sweeney. She drew on May 1 a
chart OF the surrounding river and rail
road and pointed ont tho spot where the
body lay. G.. c.. Larned was the only ono
Of the fnders OF the body who gave his
share to the widowed mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball returned Monday
to their home in Saranac. y. Y. Mrs.
Fannie Muzzy has been stopping with
them for several weeks.-WilliAm Skinner
Of Royalton was in town Tuesday in the
interests of the New England Telephone
company. The mpan Is planning r.
run n telephone line through this section
on the south side Of the Winooski river. -
The funeral services for Barrett Sweeney
tho young man recently drowned in the
river at this point. were held at tho
home OF his mother Sunday with burla
in Rlchmond.-Mr. Pickett and family
have recently moved to n farm in More
town owned by Burton Ward.-C. S
Brush spent the day in Burlington Tues
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
ENOSBURg FA1Ls.

A daughter, Marion was born t..
the Rev. and Mrs. W. ]. Clark
Friday.-Mr. G. H. Statson re-.
ceived a telegram from Toronto. Ont.
Friday announcing the death there that
day OF his niece. Mrs. W. n. Falowfeld.
who, as Miss Grace Stotson. formerly
lived here. She was e years old and ia
survived by her husband.
Mrs. Leon Miller and Miss Mabel ellis
of Greensboro have been visiting II. A.
Fairbanks.-David LiEcuyer IS moving to
Burlington. where he haa employment
The body Of Mrs. Theron Baker. aged 20,
of Burlington was brought here Saturday.
md taken to the Center, where the fi-
neral was hold Sunday afternoon. tho
Rev. c.. j. Peterson Of East berkshire Of
fciating. The bearers were Warren Per-
ley, Eugene Tetlcy. r. A. CASSIDY and W.
j. Chaffee. Mrs. Baker formerly lived or
the farm now owned by +. A. Cassidy
Stephen Billado, Sr.. aged SO, who lives
with his granddaughter, Mrs. 4. Mills,
recently fell and injured his left arm very
badly. It is feared he may not recover,
The Rev W. G.. Mason Of Hil1sdale.
Mich, was n guest Of NJ. z. Pcrley
Monday. going Tuesday to Richford.
MI. Mason had been attending the 7.
NJ. G. a. meeting IN Middlebury, where
he preached Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
James McFceters narrowly escaped
serious injury Sunday while return
ing from East Sheldon. The horse
began kicking while descending thu
steep hill near T. g.. Catlin's. He was
refined up a steep bank and Mrs. No
Feoters escaped with an injured knea.
An injured hand compelled Mr.. Nc
FoCters to alight. The horse ran to
West Enosburg. escaping with slight
~irjurY.-The Rev. L. A. Legg Is at
tending the worlds missionary eN-
hibit in Boston for a few days-Ten
FUN cars Of freight and n way car We're
awaiting transportation at this sta
ton Wednesday.-The foundation fo :
the house A. Garrow & Son arc
to build on upper Main street
for w. V. Phelps is being laid hy the
cortractors.-F. c. Kimball Ia loading
his household goods to be shipped to
Aver Junction. Mass. whore Mr.. Kim
bail has purchased a 24-acre hen
rapch.-Mrs. r. j, Parmelee is At
tending the county W. e. r. L, meet
ing in MontEomery-Mrs. Jibbie Car
penter died Tuesday Of n complication
vived by a brother. Mr.. Buchanan Of
Durham. Que. and n sister, Mrs. Amos
Cross, with whom she resided. Tho
funeral wrll be held at the home to-
day at one O'Clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Robert Brownell, who had three
to'5 cut off while at work at the
Chanplain Manufacturing c~ompany's
is able to be about the streets.
a daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T.. Canes Of Bur
lington. formerly Of this place.
Donald Arkley, who Is stationed on
the L. s. s. Wabash at Charlestown
at his home here.
Mrs. Ralph stevens and children re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
in Starksboro. She was accompanied
by Mrs. NJ. 3. Reese and daughter and
her brother, Harry Goodrich. who
spent sunday here. They mad the
trip by automobile.
Miss Sara johnson returned Satur-
day from a brief visit in Starksboro.
She was accompanied by Mary and
Florence Wyman, who spent Sunday
here.
The Home Guards Of tho Methodist
Church were entertained Saturday by
MIS- b. A. Mills.
The Rev. William Shaw. superintendent
OF the 81. Adams district. will lecture ir
the Methodist Church this evenins
at $50 o'clock. His subject will be The
Golden Rule or The Rule Of God" Every
| one Is cordially invited to he present and
hear Mr.. Shaw. The lecture will be Ere,
| and an offering will be taken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
JERICHO.

Nre conbia White ono Of tho oldest
u,omar In the ,il,,oc has heen sorious,v
n, for q reu, dave threatened with nne,-
monin.-Nr. and Mrs. u. II. Dav
were called TO New York Saturday
evening. a telegram informing them that
their son Guy. was I'm A critical condition
with an ahscess on the hrain.-.J. II.
Stafford. ST.. and Miss Sarah Stafford re-
turned Saturday evening from johnson.
where they attended the funeral of Eliza
Story.-Mrs. Lewis McGibbon. who
has been i'll for nearly a year.
was taken to tho hospital Monday
Mr.. end Mrs. NJ. 7. BoOEau of Fletcher
have leon visiting at A. II. ~Packard's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. y. O. Nay attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Grow in Westiord sun
day.
Frank Yandow Of North WilIiston is
workinL for II. r. Chasc-Frederick Ross
returned 80 Burlington Tuesday evening
after a brief visit with friends in town
Mrs. ". q. Cook was a visitor in Bur
lington Tuesday-Thc Wonan's Foreign
Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
| NJ. .. Balch this afternoon-D and Mrs.
Jennc of burlington and their guest, Miss
Pcase Of BuriinSton were at f. W. Pease's
SundaN.-Nrs. NJ. q. Ralch spent Frida
in Essex Junction.-MiEs Laura Carroll
Of Burlington H. at Arson Field's.-Mrs.
y. W. Wo!cott went Tuesday to st. Al
| bans to visit her dauehter-Mr. and Mrs,
HK.I..r T,.i. ., 1.L.. 81 NJ
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next Monday eveninE.-C. A. Powell. Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Aiken. the Rev. w. G.
Sconeld' Col l.. G. L.eavens and Fl. G.
Comings OF this plnce were among thos,
VINO attended tho funeral of Col. E. Henry
POWELL In Burlington Monday.-Charles 7.
reed editor Of the Bchford Journal. 4,
III win a severe attack of the grip
~ we annual meeting Of the Woinan's
ciuo Monday evening. the following OF
ncers were elected: President, Mrs. r. NJ
felton' vice-president, Mrs. r. r. Greene.
recording secretary, Miss Anna Laddi
corresponding secretary. Mrs. W. I
harvey; treasurer, Miss Minnie Melaya n
Mrs. r. J." Bordo of st. Adams bav. wh,
mas been visiting her brother. X. \
Conger' returned home Tuesday.-A sor
was porn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.. Cob,
May e.-W. O. Mason. formerly of Enos.
burg Falls but now of Michigan. visited
friends here Tuesday.
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11

ranged by the police committee. will
have to he abided by. There were II
applications for positions on the force
n as chief. 1t was decided to have
three regular officers. two on duty all
night ana the day officer to be known
as chief. The present chief, Il. III.
Horton, was re-appointcd and Charles
Wardwell was appointed as police
man No. I and Bert ST. Amour as No.
:. These latter appointments will
make a change in the beats Of officers
Wardwell and st. Amour. Wardwell,
vic was last year on the beat on AL
len street and Malletts BAY ven
VIII have the present beat of Bert st.
Amour which is Marn street. Dis
cussion as to whom they would APP
point as chrcf and the matter of an
Office was carefully gone over by the
trustees, and It was decided that the
village would he saving about 5000
In the appointment of the present
chief. Mr.. Horton furnishes an office
which Is lighted n heated for 500.
Besides this business, several bills
were ordered paid and the appointment
~ the trustees as special policemen
't''''' VIII Nllfll'N NllltI SUN Va
Nugcnt. Edward Cruise. ST., John
Flint. Rosaire Piche. william Mon
gcon. Cosimo Lamartirc and John
Poirier were made. George Horton
Was appointed as special policeman
for tho steamer Hose company ana
Thomas Fox, Jr., for the Lafayette
Hose company. The matter of allow
ing Mont G. Doria to put stairs on the
side q N East Center street that
the members of the club may enter
rooms which are in the basement or
tlc Tobey & Lock wood block was not
considered advisable, owing 10 the
sidewalk not being wide enough. At
this point the walk is about seven feet
wide and the putting in of this stair
together with the guard rail would
take up about four feet.
a baggage truck on the tracks at the
depot Tuoslar morning nearly caused
IL serious accident as the train from Es-
sex Junction about $50 narrowly escaped
running into it. when the train went TO
the Junction the track was clear. but
on returning Engineer Chase saw the
truck Just in time to apply the brakes
and stop within a few feet of It. The
truck has been on tho station platform
and it Is thought that some persons
were mcddlinE with it when It slipped
away and landed on the tracks. proving
too heavy for them to lift back.
l.yoncl Contois. son Of Alexander Con-
tots of st. Juliet, p. @, and Miss Lodelle
Blanchctte, daughter of Mr.. and Mira.
Isadorc B'anchette Of st. Peter street,
were married Tuesday afternoon at 81.
Francis Xavier Church. They were given
away by their fathers. After the services
az tho church a supper was served an
the home of the brides parents, ana
Ia the evening a reception was held in
Corporation hall. whore they received
the CONGRATULATIONS Of their friends. and
an enjoyable evening was had with
dancing. The Young couple will make
their home at lib St. Peter street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
ENOSRURG

Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Woodward passst
Saturday and Sunday with their dauet.
ter. Mrs. +. l.. Kenfeld-Miss Tho
Baker Of burlington and Mrs, Lucinda
Cassidy Of Rutland were IN town Surdl"
to attend the funeral OF Mrs. MARI
Baker, whose body was brought here { =
burial. They returned 10 their home
M~onday.-The Rev. j. n. Long occupied
the pulpit at Memorial Church SUNDAY.
He will also be there next Sunday TIA
Rev. i. 5. Nradenherg of West Rutland
has accepted a call to preach at Memoir
ial Church. He will preach his first SER
mon May 81.
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N

James Swinger, Dr. F'alby and G, NJ,
Norton returned from Boston Sunday
nisht-Mrs. Kate Kenyon Will entertain
tho Kings Daughters. May l7-Mrs, c,
j. Norton has been i'll with the grip
Fhere were nine new victims of the
humps Monday.-Gcorge Brown of Bur
hhston was a guest at G, NJ Norton's
Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Sweet and Mrs. II.
C. hemp are all.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
SanlnS OF Jonesville visited friends sun
day Miss Grota Norton returned from
Burlington Sunday.
The club held it's annual meet
ms at the residence of W. Il Smith Fri
day, April :" and elected the following
officers; President, George w. Rail-. vice.
president, T., =, Hollis; secretary Mrs.
Marie L. Smith; treasurer. w. - smith,
chaplain, A. y. sherman; agent. G. /
Smith, finance committee, Geor.e w
Smith. William Cubitt and O. S. Kenvon
There viii he n regular Meeting n,
Camp No. g, Sons of Veterans. Saturda y
evening when the arrangements for
Memorial day will he made.
Mrs. II. \. TruaX win be at Howard
harness Friday. May 10, with millinery.
for thc last time this season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
UNDERHILL.

Mrs. l.. G MacGibbon went Monday "a
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
The household goods OF Hugh Kinney
were shipped Tuesday to New York. Mrs,
Kinney and son, Robert, viii go this
week Miss GLADYS viii stay to graduate
from high school,. II. Hayden is max
ing extensive repairs on his buildings al
Riverside, where n" will move his goods
when completed Mr.. n Mrs. q. II.
lrior and son, Howard, Of Waterbury
were visitors in own this Week.-Mrs.
I"ottie Graves is visiting in Jericho for a
few days.-Dr, W. s. Nay is laying the
foundations for a new residence on hi,
lot adjoining the drug store.
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Lottle Varney has returned to the
Burlington business college after a weeks
NaCation.-Frcd Raymond ~ Beldone and
Mrs. Flora lander were married May G
At the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Ravlin.-The Bristol band gave
y concert and dance at the town han Fri
day e~venln.-Howard RaYlin has moved to
stowe, where he has purchased a farm
i. &, Ferguson was in Burlington Tues
day.-There will he a grange meeting Fri
day evening at which the first and second
degrees will be conferred MFR. and Mrs.
Walter Sargent of Lincoln visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Nichols Sunday.-George
Chafree of MiddleburY IL In town to at,
tend tho auction Of the wilkins Chaffce
estate.-Clayton Stokes has purchased
Jesse Carpenter $ upper farm, formerly
the Newe Stokes farm, and expects tc
possession soon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
SALISBURY.

The Rev. Or. Stair. a former pastor of
the Memorial Baptist Church in Middle
bury. will preach In the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday morning at ten
o'clock and in the Congregational Church
at twelve o'clock. THE Ladies' Mission
airy society met with Mrs. C.. 4. Bump
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. s. A. Pierce
who has been very Ill. is reported as CON
valcsclng.-Road Commissioner Charles
Everts with his gam Of helpers are put
ting tho roads In good condition.-U. T..
Peach is not as well.-Miss Georgia Bump
of Iieenc, n. IT,. was n recent visitor here
and in Middlcbury.-The teachers and
chool directors met with Mr.. Whitney
Tuesday evening. y pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
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ADDTsOw.

\ pleasant social event was a gather
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s. Crane Saturday evening, it being the
Goth anniversary of their marriage. It was
u complete surprise to both Mr.. and
Mrs. Crane. 4 china tea set was given
thcm.-Tholnas Dragon. hrother-in-law Of
Joseph St. Clair, died on May / AT the
home of MIR. St. Clair from the effects
OF Il shock. The funeral was held sat
urday with burial in Recommendations
Sharbeno has returned to Herdwick to
resume his work.-Arbor day was observ-
Cd ut The schools Friday by appropriate
cScrCiscs..-Miss Susie O'Eonnell is tho
guest OF Mrs. g. II. Marshall.-Davi1
Stove. who has been the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkinson the past year, has
returned to his home.-1Russell Smith of
Middlehury College was at home over
~SundaN.-rhe g. r. B. society will meet
on MAY Il at [. NJ. Gage's.-Dav1d jack
son was given "A post card shower May S
IL being his N7th birthday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Lou Tabor is visiting relatives in
st, Adams and Georgia,-Miss Mable or
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. william
Wright. In Montgomery.-The Rev, Rolla
Hunt OF ~Shklhurne Falls, Mas. l. in
town looking after his farm In Huntvilie,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Ballard spent Satur-
day In St. Adams -G,orge Hunt has rent
ed Harley McNalls house on North Main
street, Mr.. Jerome King died very sud-
denly Thursday evening after only a few
hours illness, She Is survived by a son,
Albert j.. Of this town and a daughtoc
residing IN Wiuiston. The funeral Wa
teld nj her late home Sunday ~alteruo'r,
tie Rev, :. :. Brigham oflc!atinc \r-
thur y. Ballard was IN burlington N,i-
r.esday.-D. b. Reardsley is quite in wa
the measles.-A. w. Butler went to Pr'y'.
dence. II. T., Saturday. where he hus a
position.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
WEST OLTO

Mrs. NJ. j. Peaso has returned from Il
visit TO her daughter. Mira. Guy Murdock.
Of birmingham, Mass.-Mr4. q. j. Hos
ford has returned from D%uNbury, whore
she was called by the serious illness of
her grandson. Verde WOodward-Miss
Beruice Hall was at homo from Cam
bridge Sunday Lacaillade of Bur
lington visited his mother, Mrs. VI.
Lacaillade, Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Mirckler returned to their home in Grand
Isle Monday.-Frcd lacaillade, Who
underwent an operation Monday at the
Fanny Allen hospital for appendicitis. is
imnrovine.-Th license commissioner
have made arrangements to meet once in
two weeks at tho Bishop housr.-Miss rdn
LanCor went 10 Fanny Allen hospital
Tuesday for an operation for APP
pondicitis. Mrs. ". Iacaillado Is to soil
her household goods at auction to-day.
She expects to 60 to Lake George 10
work during the summer.