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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-02

A complaint sworn to by one
Louis Paul asks that George
Chiperos, owner of a coffee house
at 1871 South c st., be placed I'M
der bonds to keep the peace. Paul
claims that Chiperos had threaten
ed his life.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
ORLEANS COUNTY
NORTH TROY.

Hiram II. Peck has taken possession of
the residence of the late ]. r. b. Hunt on
Main Street,. l.. Hunt has returned to
his place of business ms manager of II
district for the Singer Sewing Machine
company in Joliet, Ill-Marshall Tatro,
formerly of this place is general manager
for the middle west of the company. with
Offices at Chicago.-O. 5. Arnis was in st.
Adams Friday, IN the interest of one of
the executors. who is in New York, and
others interested in the will of Sarah c.
Reynolds. late of ST. Adams, deceased. -
Everett Forsyth Of Derby Line was in
town FRIDAY attending TO the extensive
work OF the Frontier Electric company of
which he is presidential number went
from here to Waterbury November II tn
attend a meeting In the interest of the
proposed new railroad from Morrtsvillt
to this place. Miss Katherine NJ Rogers
of Franklin, stenographer in Annis's law
office, spent Sunday in Richford.- ElkinS
S. Norris of Richford executed a contract
Friday with the Frontier Electric COM
pany agreeing to have their work com
pleted by January |.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. G. S. Page and daughter, Alice,
were in Burlington Monday Mrs y. l."
Goddard and Mrs +. G. Page are in
Burlington. Mrs. Henry Lamb was in
Morrisville Monday.-N. \. Bullard of
burlington spent Sunday Mt the North
Village. Frank Stewart is moving into
the Catholic rectory.-Fred Miner has
moved into a cottage on Mill street
C. +. DEMO was in Moriisvlle Monday.
The Home culture club met Monday
evening with Mrs. SCoheld.-Mrs. Stella
Goddard left yesterday for two
weeks visit with her sister at south
birmingham, Mass-Therc win be II ball
at the valley hall at the North village
Thanksgiving night.-ServiCes appro-
pirate to Thanksgiving will he held at
the Congrega tional Church Sunday
morning. A doe shot by unknown parties
in Eden was sent to County Warden
Stevens of this place Monday.-Mrs Eva
Boyce of Leominster. Mass. Mrs. George
p. Leland of Stamford Conn, and Mrs.
W. A Warren of Spencer, Mass, are visit
ing their father, l.. s. Griswold III. II.
Bangs of Johnson was in town Monday
John Ovitt of Waterbury Center was
lin town Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
VERMONT NOTES,

The Presby teran Church OF Barre has
extended a unanimous call to the Rev,
duncan Salmond of Antrim y. II. The
church has been without a pastor TOT
several months.
H. T. Davis of Barre has been elected
president Of the association OF the New
England boards of pharmacy at meet
ing of the association held In Boston
Oh Monday. He is secretary of the Yer
mont board.
The women of St Peters parish OF
Rutland feel that they are already as
sured of success III their annual salo
| to-day, as Mrs. Taft the Presidents
| Wife has sent them an embroidered
| handkerchief which will be sold by card.
Congressman Foster has also sent
handkerchief
| The November supplement to the Uniteo
| States Oacal Postal Guide announces
several changes in Vermont postotfices.
The name of the postoflice heretofore
| known as Mechanicsvlle, in the town OF
Mount Holly. has been changed to Bea-
! mont Three postofces have been discor
| tinued Fletcher in Franklin county viii
have rural delivery from Cambridge, Har.
veN I'm Caledonia county will have ruraI
delivery from nanville, as will also South
| Danville In the same county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
RANDOLPH CENTER.

G. l.. Hodges has returned from a three
weeks visit in Philadelphia-An epidemic
of measles seems 10 have become well
started. Three small children have It,
and more are exposed. There are
several cases of tonsilt.s and one or two
of the grip.-The agricultural school will
close Friday for next week.-president
Benton. Governor Mead and several OF
the trustees are expected to be at the
school Friday morning. Tie public Is in
vited.-Mrs Helen clark Is in Poultney.
visiting relatives.-rhe Mems club OBJ
served ladies' night Wednesday at the
parlors of the CONGREGATIONAL church. -
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Spaulding of Warren
have visited their daughter, Mrs Robert
Clark. and little son.--The third enter
ta!nment in the lecture course was given
Wednesday evening by the MERRY
Makers The horticultural students have
formed a cluo that meets every Friday
evening At their last meeting they de
bated the question. Resolved: That ar
Education in this School is preferable tC
"A GIFT of 81. 600" 1t was declared tie.
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WOLCOTT.

Miss Clara Davis visited her sister in
Morrlsvllle recently-Mrs. L. G. Udall Is
visiting friends in Waterville. Albert
Hodgdon caught the largest deer in town
recently Charles Woods and c. r. LIB
crty shot two deer recently. School com
inenced in Pleasant Valley Monday with
Miss Margere Hayford ms teacher.--Mrs.
w NJ. Tlllotson of Burlington is visiting
her mother. Mary Tilotson.-School COM
menCed in the Merriam district Monday
with Miss Jennie Sherburt of Johnson as
teacher School commenced in the Pot
terville district Monday with Viola Knee
land as teacher.-Quite Il large number of
cars are being loaded at the station with
lumber for Boston. over 70 cars were
loaded at the station during the month OF
October, six with potatoes. The MELON
aid brothers arc installing new gasolene
engine In their wood working shop for the
purpose OF running a lathe and saws.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
MIDDLESEX.

Miss Lucy Swift is the only woman in
town taking out a license TO hunt She
has not yet captured a deer.-Walter Carr
Of Barre is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
swift during the hunting season,-MiSs
Mary Palmer of Ferrisburg Is at w. NJ
Lewis .-WallaCe Goodwin of Montpelier,
deer hunter, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilmer Vaughn Tuesday, and returned
,o his home Friday with fine buck, -
LAWYER Hoar of Barre was in town for
two days hunting deer and was a guest
of NJ Is. prlCe.-A. {. Moulton shot the
first deer of the season in this town cap
turing the animal about seven O'Clock
Wednesday morning The Pinque 7 club
WAS entertained Thursday by Mrs. T.
Kern and daughter, Miss lienrietta,-A
few of the schools in town begin next
Monday. November q. Those that do not
begin then will open December 4-Tht
cattle shipped from the West by Il. W
Hailrv Ia his farm were tested last weel
bv state Commissioner Davis of White
| River Junction, All were found all right
| except \ seven nths-old bull,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23

Mrs George Sprague. -EXGov. f.. j.
Ormsbee and T. W. Ray went yesterday
to Boston for a few days.-George Carey
has moved his family from the H. c. Car
penter house on ,onant Square to the
house ON Seminary Hill. recently vacated
by Charles Latham. Mrs. George Burt of
orwell Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Sanders for few days.-Miss Isabelle
Griflith has closed her school in West
Berlin and is spending her vacation at
her home here dwight +. Wotmore and
family. who have occupied the tenement
on the Burtram farm, have moved to
West R1tland.-Miss Julia Jackson goes
to-day to New YORK, where she will
spend some time before going to Porto
Rim for HE ,Nititnr
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BENSON.

Game Warden VIII Lucey was kept
busy examining the heads of bucks. who
were brought into this village Wednes-
day and Thursday. Lester Harrison Of
Fair Haven is in town visiting his broth
er Newell lIarrison.--D e. Belden went
tc West Rutland Sunday to- see his
hrother-in-law, Mr., Hail. who was seri-
ously hurt by the cars last Thursday
There will be church sociable Friday
night at the Congregational chapel. This
Is n renewal of a church function that
has been in dsuse for some time. and 1t
is hoped many will come out.-There Will
be services at the Congregational chapel
on THANKSGIVING day. the Rev. Or. WASH
burnc OF the Methodist Church preaching
Mrs. u. T. Belden Of this village went
to West Rutland Friday to visit hel
mother, Mrs. Sarah Hall
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marks were: Doris Austin. Evelyn Grif-
fifth, Eta Neil. Eva Tanner, Marion
Ward, Carroll IHsbee, Brooks Booth, Ros-
well Child, Leslie Coebrook, Ralph Goss,
Merrill Griffith, Arthur Shepard and Bur
ton Shepard. Alice Haskell was absent
one-half day Margaret Goss aud Rich
ard Shepard missed only one day each
Those who have shot deer in this vicinity
are Burt Weston, Walter Hurdle Harold
Austin, Walter Wilcox, John BoYcc.
George Farnam. Fred Somervillc and
Oris Armstrong II. o. Ward was in
south FaNston Tuesday. l.. j. Cole
brook went to the Mary Fletcher hoSpi-
tai Friday and was operated on Satur-
day for appendicitis and Is now quite
CONFERENCE.-The Leo Brown, who has
been caring for her mother. Mrs. George
Buckley, who is III, returned TO her hoina
on Jones Brook Tuesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
GREENSBORO

John King Is carrying the mail on the
rural route while A. ], Mcclellan Is taking
"A vacation.-Mr and Mrs. ~ II. Kaiser
returned from Stove Saturday evening
whore they have been for "A few DAYS visit.
Mrs, Jane Evans started Monday for
Bermuda where she expects to pass the
winter.-Thomas Murphy went Saturday
to Ashland, \. H., where he has work in
II mill.--Wiliam Hin and Clyde King
went to Willowhy Lake region last week
and succeeded in each securing fine
buck-George Fowler and sumner Leavitt
went to Plainfeld ana each also secured
handsome bucks. Sumner Wiley captur-
ed one Nov. 10 near the -Four Corners.
Wallace Thomas shot one in Walden
Thursday and Walton Simpson got one
near the McClary place Friday
ADD CITY NOTES.
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BETHEL.

Edward p Fisher who has lived many
years in Springfield. IS working in the
Sargent block selling goods for Charles
j. Stockwel When the Stockwel goods
are sold, he has an engagement as clerk
at NJ A. Moody s.-Mrs. Jane Morse
turned SATURDAY from a three weeks visit
In Springfield. Miss Maud Hatch OF
Cambridge. Mass. and Miss Alice Hatch
of Randolph We're at Mrs. Edith II.
Daviss Saturday.-Mrs James a. Gra-
ham entertained = members Of the Wom-
ans Reading club Monday with a colonial
tea, at which the members wore appropri-
ate costumes They brought china and
silver dishes and other articles of the
colonial period. the total display being
very interesting. Tea was poured b.
Mrs. Seth AZ Washburn and MR. w
Benjamin Reynolds -Matson Bros Ma
chine & Tool company received Tuesday
an order for three cutting-off machines
from Melbourne, strala.-Fred l..
Davis died very suddenly Monday noon
of angina pectoris. He was i'll only halt
an hour When taking out a horse he
felt a sense of oppression In the region
of the heart and went to the house. Two
physicians came before his death, hut
he was beyond help He was a farmer,
native of Bethel, 20 years Of age He
leaves a wife who was Ida Rice. Of
Bethel, a young son. James his mother,
widow of the late Clark S. Davis, and
brother. Burton E. Davis, Of Salem De
pot, y. II. The funeral was held
Wednesday at one O'Clock, the Rev. J.
Wesley Miller officiating. with inter
ment in Fairview cemetery.-More deer
have been killed in Bethel during the past
open season than during any season pre-
vious.-John j. Wilson is confined to hts
house nv illness
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Tho community was shocked yesterday
morning to learn OF the sudden death of
Mrs. Jennette Harmed Of Rochester, y.
Y, wife Of the Rev. II. L Harmed, for
merN pastor OF the Congregational
Churoh---AA the services OF clergyman
could not be obtained. Mrs. Frank Bais-
dell read q sermon last sunday.-Girden
Lease was a business visitor In Buriing-
ton Tuesday.-An order Of Knights
of Pythias has been organized with u
charter members, who hold meetings in
Woodmen'e hall-Warner Lodge. No. 60
r. & A. NJ. held a special meeting Tues
day night. which was attended by Dis
trict Deputy Chase of Eden. A cordia
invitation has been extended to Warner
Lodge to meet with Waterman Lodge ir
Johnson December T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23

Mr.. Ketchum's brother, and from there
will go to Concord, n. H., to visit Mr.. |
and Mrs A. l.. Howe.--Th remains O.
Wyman Neff, killed by the cars at Meri-
den, Conn, last week, were brought here
Monday and the funeral services were
held In Bethany Church, the Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating. Interment was in
southvlew cemetery. Mr. Ncff is survived
by n wife and four children, who live in
Connectcut He was So years of age, and
was cousin Of A. r. Neff of this place,
and Charles. Ernest and Russell Bur
ridgc-Mrs. r. r. Grow left Tuesday for
Brooklyn, n. v. to pass the winter with
he, daughter, Mrs. f. A. Holbruok Miss
Ethel Burr of Thetford Center, who has
been the guest of Miss Lura Montgomery
since Monday. went to her home Tuesday
Ca Mr. ana Mrs. John Clancy of Greenfield
Mass. who accompanied the funeral party
of Wyman N"n which included the Wild
ow and four sons. Mr. and Mrs May and
daughter Of Hartford, Conn, here Mon
day. returned to their homes on TUESDAY
Mrs Flora Flint is confined to her bed
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. J. W.
Rowcl-Mrs O. j. Marcott, who has
been i'll for few days with some trouble
with the heart. died suddenly at about
one O'Clock Tuesday morning. The tam
! lily had been somewhat anxious about her
condition hut were unprepared for her
death at this time Mrs. Celestial (GrouO
| 3rDo'l vr- inc Gaueh er Of -
/ Melinda Grout. WAS born in Barre. Soon
| after her parents went to Morrsville,
| where she lived nearly all of her child
| hood and received her education. In 1876
| she was married to oliver j. Marcott and
| u fter a few wears came to Randolph ana
! have been for nearly 3, years residents
/ of this town TO Mr. and Mrs Marcott
| were born six children, four Of whom sur
| vive, Mrs. Don Moore now living in
| Sharon. Miss Edith Marcott. who resides
at home. Albert, a Norwich University
! student, and Harry Marcott who IS at
| home, associated with his father in BUSH
! ness. She is also survived by one sister,
! Mrs .. J. Hue of this village. and a
brother \. =. circuit. In tho West
Mrs Maud Newton Palm of Worcester.
| Mass, Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, T, II.
Smith i'm the O'Connor block.-Mrs j. j.
, Lewis of Burlington is being entertained
this week by Mrs T.. H. Allis.-NEls. Ira
Johnson of Middlesex is a guest of Mr.
| and Mrs. f. \. Ilcath.-Miss Addic AL
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WATERBURY.

The marriage of Miss Grace Manning
and Ralph Durfee was solemnized at 81
Andrews Church Monday morning at
nine o'clock by the Rev. ID. y. CoffeY
The church was decorated in pine ana
other evergreen. Robert Burnham was
best man and Miss Mamie Manning. a
sister of the BRIDE maid Of honor. The
bride was beautifully gowned in white
satin wore a. white beaver hat and car
ried a white prayer book. The maid of
honor wore a pale blue silk gown and a
white hat The bride is a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. David Manning OF this VII
lage Is graduate of the Waterbury
high school and has been popular teach
err The groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w Durfee of Bristol, il a graduate OF
the Bristol high school and is now in the
employ here of his uncle, V. l.. Perkins,
in the furniture and undertaking busi-
ness They have received many beauti-
full gifts. After their return they will go
to keeping house in a tenement in v L.
Perkins's house on Main street.-Mrs
Henry Collins died at her home at Dux-
bury Corners Sunday night after long
illness with tuberculosis. a few weeks
ago she suffered a shock and since then
| has been in a critical condition. Flora
Bowman was born in Watsfield in lS4S,
the daughter of Henry am Louisa
| (Wheolep Collins. Before her marriage
she was d school teacher. having taught
| = terms Thrty-one years ago she was
married to Henry Collins and they lived
for years on a farm on Blush hill. A few
wears ago they bought the Crossett place
| at DuXbury Corners, where they since
made their home. She was a member of
the Advent Church and despite her i'll
ness of number OF years exerted a
strong influence. Besides her husband
she is survived by one brother. Wendell
Bowman Of Taunton. Mass. The funeral
was held from her late home Monday aft
ernoon at two o'clock with burial in the
village cemetery.-The boy scouts of the
Conversational Church entertained
Mc.srs. sayford and Smith Saturday
evening with an exhibition of their skill
In return the gentlemen spoke ant
sang.
The funeral Of Mrs Henry CoNins va
held from her late home Tuesday after
noon Elder Knowlton Of Worcester
Mas former pastor Of the deceased
. officiating assisted by Elder Page Of IN
local Advent Church V. l.. Perkins wa
IN charge and the bearers were ). c
Wheeler. ". r. Bowman of this town
Samuel Kellogg of MiddIehury and Ere
Palmer Of Waitsfeld Among those pres
. ert from out of town were Wenda
Bowman Of Taunton. Mass Mrs. A. II
Schoff and son of Woods vile, y. H., Nj
ana Mrs. : 9. kellogg of Mi1dleseS
Mrs charles EdelY of Stove. Mr.
Tucker. Bert BARNARD and Fred Paine
!
man of Muntpelier The burial was i
the village cemetery Mrs Erwin Coole
j. somewhat improved The condition 81
Mrs 1oha Preston remains 4 little NOR
favorable Mr.. amt Mrs Il. A Campbell
who have been ON the State farm. hav
moved to WaitStied Mr.. Campbell
I to work for ". ]. BoYce At Fayston.-
; p r Demeritt vas in s. Johnsbury yes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
GAYSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Brown have gone to
Woodstock TO spend the winter Con
stable Whitney OF South Royalton was in
town Saturday, Frank Porter was APP
pointed game warden and has found two
does that had been shot.-Clyde Phelps
of Sidney, n Y, spent Sunday with his
wfe's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Flint
Frank Tucker of Barnard spent a few
days last week with his daughter. Mrs.
Frank Porter-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Gay nave closed their house and return
ed to Burlington TO spend the winter
Charles Martin started TO Florida FRI
day morning, after spending few days
with his brother, George Martin.-The
Rev. W s Smythers, district superln-
tendent, spoke at the Methodist Church
sunday at the usual hour.-The Rev.
George Bowrne OF Rochester preached at
the Cniversalist Church Sunday after
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Henry Whitcomb has been confined to
the house the past few days.-Allen q,
smith has employment in the postofiice
for the present.-Dr and Mrs. r. j. FISH
are spending a few days with their son.
Or. j. F. Fish. at Canton, Mass.-CharleS
/. Woodbury. has rented his farm -
Irving Roberts for three years, and Is
moving his family 10 Randolph. whore
he will engage in the moving picture
business. recently purchased Of G. O.
Osher.-Mrs Ellen Scales OF Chelsea -
visiting her nephew, the Rev. f. S NJ.
Barnes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
RUTLAND COUNTY
FORESTDALE.

Paul Rickert left Monday for Cleve-
land. ohio whore he has u position
Mnot Edwards has moved TO Tilton. y.
H.--Geo rye nevino and Miss Rose
LOOMS. both--of this place. were married
November &2-rt .bfrpdon by the Rev j.
J. Boyle" The yoHns COUPLE will reside
at the home of the BRIDES parents. 90
Hony Churchill Ernest Hooker. Jack
Reed. Howard LaF'rance. Albert Wilbur,
John Nayor Bernie Lovett and Miss
Ruth Provo are among those who shot
deer.-Watson Larrow has sold his place
to WIN Metmore
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EDEN

The hotel at the Mills will be open to
the public about December 1.--Har
Tucker is going to move his family to
Johnson. having rented his farm to Pear
Rowell-The Ladies' Aid will hold their
meetings through the winter once a
month meeting at the members homes
Arthur Mudgett has traded for the
stage from HYDE Park to Eden.-F. T
Kinds is driving the stage to LOWELL
Clarence Leach is teaching school in the
Blake district and Cash Grey in the Wes-
comb
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
WINDSOR COUNTY
WINDSOR.

The open season FOR deer hunting found
himrods ready for business and the fol-
lowing were successful the first day: john
Wilmington, Bert Stociweil and Harry
Wilson in Reading; Frank Stilson n West
Windsor; r. G. Claflin. Albert Hatch,
Webster Pratt. Harry Iwanziger and Roy
Gassett $50 pounds in WMdsor.-A steer
broke away from Fred Handin IN no
streets Thursday morning and was on
the ramnage untl Thomas I'M shot hm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23

noon to finish work for the runmage sale
The ruinmagc sale has been postponed
until the first week in December on ac-
count of 80 much unfinished work. 1t Is
hoped that everyone will be liberal in
dona ting There will he a supper one
night to he announced later miss Mar
tina Curry of Stowe visited Mrs. II. 5.
Bradley Tuesday -Mrs. W. Waters Is i'll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23

The hearing on the probate of the will
of Col. A. G. Brown was finished yester-
day morning and the court sustained thu
will Rome G.. Brown filed notice of
appeal and A. -. Farrell was agreed on
as special administrator The case will
be taken to county court Fred l.. Laird
appeared for the will and II. c. Shurt-
left for r G. Brown.