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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
February Cnpid's Month.

:
February has the distinction or beinr
.Iuplds favnritc month. The tricksy.
nttie GOD, with the bow and arrows.
Is supposed to have his peculiar In
nlnss Just as winter ends and sprinc
begins Saint Valentine Was an carly
= ristlnn martyr. lie little knew
when he laid down his life for
inc faith tina, throughout the long ages
MS name would be tocsin for lovers
+ ne tender and poeticnl missiycs car
riad by prosaic Uncle sam on Saint
Valentines Day are less the fashion.
than they were when I was a girl
hey still delight children. please SEN.
tHnentai folk and afford certain ha sl,-
tui swans al opportunity of showing
their devotion 10 tho maidens thrr al
mirc. VI
lust little farther on IS the sprine-
''me. and those who have ears to hear
may even now isten to fairy footrn1ls
IN me woods. Don't call it nonsense
I or the spirit sometimes hears scorers
that IT cannot tell. The sap is stirr,ne.
IN the trees. the new leaves arc IN thn
making, and the violetS and anemones
VIII socn be here wonder IL Miss
MARY Wilkins Freeman NIL m rdon n
~ ilnish this talk with little stanza
OF hers. which she once repeated ~ ..
Iuhcheon wherc she and were Suests,
Sprins is stirring to a<ake
On her violet pillow.
softly purrnS down the road f
Comes the pussy willow.
me lovely conceit is worthy. slight
as 1t IS, cf Mrs. Frecman's delicate an1i
lahccilnl genius Margaret Sangster. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29

Casino froek Of white broderc anglaise.
with Jacket and skeleton hlnic Of black satin.
! ne hat is chic toque Of black net with
an enormous butterfly OF heavy lace EN-.
broidered in pastel tints
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
PETERSBURG.

A small audience attended the enter
tainment AT the town hall Monday even
ing. given by the Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist Church. S. Thompson Blood
of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau of Bos-
ton gave one Of the finest entertainments
ever held in this place.-All schools in
town will close Friday for the holidays.
Harvey Dulukc is moving his family to
Vercenncs.- Mrs. u. G. Briggs. who re-
Gently underwent an operation ut the
Mary Fletcher hospital. is slowly improv-
ing.-NIrs ". Ryan Of Georgia will pass
the winter here with her daughter Mrs.
&C.. L. ,Kimhall.-Miss Elizabeth Adams.
teacher In Brandon high school. Is pass
ing a two weeks vacation with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Adams.-A.
Lcgrand has rented the Barker tenement.
recently vacated by Jacob Clark. Much
credit is due the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Methodist Church for having secured
funds sufficient to make extensive repairs
Of the Methodist Church vestry. The
work will be Immediately begun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
CHARLOTTE.

Beulah J. and Clinton S. Dow were in
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs NJ. j. Alexan-
der Is Ill and also Miss Florence Molllson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dow have gone to
Huntington and Bristol for a few days
Francis Jones and Luther NJ. Ravlin OF
burlington are in town for n few days
Miss Maude T'horp has a position at Mrs
NJ J. Alexander's .-Erwin Tucker Is in
town for a few days.
Mrs. Cornelia Gleason OF WeStford is
visiting at r. H. Smith s-AIrs. Sarah
Beach is ill.--Nr. and Mrs. II. VI. Wilcox
Of Malone, n. Y, have been guests Of
Mrs. s G. Bush.-Mr. and Mrs. G. u.
Stewart of Niddlehury visited friends in
town last week.-Mrs.. Monroe Hi Is in
Waterbury.-AIr and Mrs John s. Will
Jams go TO Springfield. Mass, to spend
Christmas The Whist club met ut
Library hall last evening. The sunday
school is rehearsnG exercises for the con-
cert and tree Sunday, christmas eve
l.. n. iTorsford has been confined to the
house for more than week with a
severe attack Of rheumatism.-Earl Hors-
ford of Goddard Seminary is spending his
vacation at his home here.-Miss Claire
Beach entertained the children or her
school in the Smith district with tree
Friday afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
HINESBURG.

Pine Knot camp. NJ. w. a.. will hold a
fair az their hall commencing the night
OF December 26 and continuing until New
Years night. when there will be d ball.
Harrison owen has been putting up a
cold storage building for meat. The
Methodist Sunday school will have a
Christmas tree at the church Friday
evening Of this week.-There will be a
stereopticon lecture at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening.-There will be a Christ
mas tree with Christmas exercises at
the Congregational Church Monday even
ing.-Miss Ethel Skiff is visiting her sis
ter, Della, in Monkton. Miss Matte Nc
Kenzie. who teaches at North Troy. is at
home for the holidays.-Mr and Mrs y.
L. Andrews left Monday for Daytona,
ETa.. where they will spend the winter.
Mss Corners of Burlington has been
spending several days with Mrs A. L..
Larner.
John Burley and Mrs Bernard Dwyer
have returned from PittSfeld. Mass,
where they spent THANKSGIVING with Mr..
Burley's son, Timothy BurleE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Dr. G. ". Forrn has sold his drug store
to Alfred Lonergan of Montpelier. MI
l.onergan Will take possession January
!. Ho has had about IS years experience
as druggist.
Charles W. Barney underwent a sue
cvssful operation for appendicitis at the
Fanny Allen hospital Friday morning,
The funeral of Mrs. Albert Pratt. who
lied at her home IN New Haven. Conn.
Friday morning, was held a. the Church
o! the Holy Family Monday morn
!,!g NJ nine o'clock. Mrs Pratt formerly
resided at Essex Center.
Charles ". Barney, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Fanny
A,len hospital Friday, is doing as well ~
can be expected.
\ son. Sanford brigham, was born Sat
urdAy TO Mr.. und Mrs. o. Greene Eunell
OF Barre. rhs child is Il grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Il Crow of this place.
Miss Anna Partridge OF Westford is Wis
iting Mrs. J. II. Grow.
George Edgar McKee::. aged 4i years.
died Tuesday morning at the home of
his mother about a mile from this village
on the Colchester road. Death was due
to tuberculosis. Mr.. McKccn had been
with his mother for the past three
months He was born In Lawrence, nu,
came To Essex with his parents when he
was five years old lie began work rs a
newsboy and later became freight train
conductor on the Central Vermont rail-
way. He is survived by his wife, who Is
in New York, ana his mother The fu-
neral will be held At his mothers home
Friday afternoon at one o'clock with
burial in the family lot In tho village
| cemetery.
At the annual meeting of r. 5. Sher'
man Post, G. a. r., Tuesday, ii was
voted not TO accept the offer of the village
| trustees OF rooms in the old brick hote
building. Officers were elected as follows
| Commander Capt, w H. Humphrey; SEN
Tor vice-commandcr II. S Woods; junior
! Vice-commander y. y. Browneil, sur
eeon, DR. u. w. Smead; quartermaslr.
| William whitney; officer Of the day
George Mcbride: officer of the guard
Lewis Tatro; patriotic instructor, JONI
Lyon; delegates to State encampment
CLARK Bates and George Mcbride.
Lake Champlain creamery pa. $3.50 foi
standard milk and $l,52 for cream for the
month of November
christmas party and tree Tor 'n'
members of the sunday school Of The
congregational Church will be held in TN
VeStry Friday evening at six o'clock.
The schools will close Friday for tive
weeks.
At the annual meeting OF the Woman
Relief Corps officers were elected as fol
lows PRESIDENT, Mrs George Crown
senior Wce-preeident. Mrs II. q, Pear
SON. junior viee-president, Mrs Georg
Mcbride conductress Mrs, GeorR
Wheeler secretary. Mrs. r., +. smith
treasurer Mrs g. NJ. Ferrn; chaplain
Mrs C. NJ Booth; guard, Mrs Angi
Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
NEW HAVEN.

Miss Ethel Ilincldey of Pcpperill, Mass,
is guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peck -
Miss Lizzie Wright goes TO Richmond
to-day. where she will work in the fac
tory.--Among those who are at home
from their schools for the holidays are
Miss Holden. Miss Alice Conant and Miss
Alice Wilson. Miss Josephine Poulin is
at home from Woodstock Inn-Mrs.
Charles Everest went Thursday to South
SALISBURY where she will spend the
holidays with her parents.-Mrs. +. NJ.
Partch received word Monday Of the
death of her nephew. Milton Brown, of
Niagara Center Partch was q
guest over Sunday of his brother, f. NJ
Particulars. Carroll Bottom accom-
panied Mrs. G. s. Everest to South
Salisbury Thursday. where she will be
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Hawkins over
sunday. There will be Christmas exer
cises in the church Saturday evening
Mir. and Mrs. G.. c. Coates were in Bur
lington Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
JERICHO.

The Methodist ladies took in between
81 and s. at their hash supper Friday
cvcuing.-Iiymnals OF one edition have
replaced those of two editions in the Con-
pregatlonal Church.-Mrs. Chase who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. L.
Roberts for 10 days, returned Satur-
day to Inderhil Center.-R w. Brown
was at home from Burlington over sun
dav.-Mlss Myrtle Alger. who teaches in
Iudcrhln, attended union meeting Of
the teachers in Cambridge Friday and
spent sunday here with her mother. Mrs
Z. e. Alger.-Alrs. Lincoln Cook, who
has been visiting Mrs w G. Cook and
cthcr relatives IA this vicinity for 10 days.
returned Monday to her home In Quincy.
Nass.-Mrs, Martin Packard is at homo
from Burlington and Essex Junction.
whore she has been for several days
Mr. f. w. Oakes of Woodstock is visit
ing her brother, l.. g, Stevens While
I'm town she is the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Frank *. Howe.--Misscs Jennie Martin
and Lena Wolcott were IN burlington
I'lidaY.-M, T.. Mcmahon was called to
darlington Friday by the audden dea IN
- his brother, DR. 4. H. Mcmahon He
attended the funeral held Monday
morning Mrs G. w. Foster and son.
Wright. returned Saturday from West
ford
My and Mrs. Daniel Covey of Under
hul spent sunday with her sister. Mrs, /.
| G. Morse Mrs MOulton is able to he out
after her illness. Lloyd r. Hulburd, "A
student in the Sufiied Literary Institu-
ton, Sulield, Conn, is expected home
| this week to spend the holidays with hts
parents. Or. and Mrs. G Il. Hulourd.-
| Mrs. clara Lyman OF Underhlll Is at the
| home Of her brother, l.. +, Wilbur
/ Pupils attending the Lee river school
| who were perfect in attendance for the
| fan term were; Nina, Marion, Irene.
| lnez ana Homer McGinnis.-At the Con-
cregational Church parlors Wednesday
| afternoon at two o'clock there viii he a
rehearsal Of Christmas music and exer-
/ cses.-Mrs W. r, Buxton, Miss Florence
Buxton, Mrs. G, e. Percival and Miss
/ Bessie PerCival were in burlington SAT
urday-The condition OF Mrs. Porter
remains about the same-Mrs. II. y
| Woods of Essex Junction has been visit
| ina at l.. O. Terril's for a few days.
| Herbert Mattress Is recovering from
| spraiucd wrst,-Mrs. w II. Whitcomi
and daughter, Mariory. returned Monda.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Preparations are being made by the
Baptist Sunday school for the observance
of Christmas next Monday evening The
superintendent, Leon d. Prindle, IS in
charge.-The funeral Of Mrs Austin Shell
don, an aged woman. who died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Henry ia
Church of Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel Fri
day morning. The internent was made in
the Catholic cemetery. The Rev Father
Cdmpeau of Shelburne otflriated.--Irv-
irg Tucker of Burlington has moved TO
the farm belonging to John Palmers es-
tate.-News has been received of the
birth Of daughter. Dtra Evangeline, TO
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith. formerly of
Charlotte, now of Lutlerville, Md--Les-
ter NJ Prndle of the University of Yer
mont spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Prindle-AIss
Anna Hayes. who Is teaching in Hard
wick is expected home Saturday to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Hayes. Henry Putnam of
Brigham Academy Is expected home Sat
urddy to spend the holiday season with
his grandparents DR.. and Mrs. Narney.
Favorable reports come from the Mary
Fletcher hospital concerning the condi-
ton Of Mrs. Ernest IauSman, who was
taken to the hospital Friday Afternoon
and operated on saturday morning for
appendicitis. Mrs LUG Jackman, wn,
has been very III fo- three weeks past. is
! slowly recovering. being now able 10 81
up for a short time each day.-A number
OF young men In this vicinity have organ
! lied a basketball team with II. NJ Whit
| neg as manager. The team meets fol
| practice in Mr. Whitney's large farm
| barn for want of Il better place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
ADDISON.

Several from mere attended the flu
neral of Mrs. Amos Willmarth in Md
dlebury She was a former resident
of this town. Her body was brought
here for burial by the side of her late
husband. she leaves one son, Bush,
who resides here ana son. Elmer,
who resides in the WeSt.--Several Of
the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin NJ
Adams gathered at their home Friday
evening TO welcome them on their re-
turn from their 95th wedding ami
vcrsary reception, which was held IN
East Mddlebury that afternoon at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Elmer.
They received a sum Of money as
we'll as several other remembrances.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21

Eli II. Palmer passed his Slst birth
Gay December 9. He received a shower u
" birthday cards from Pennsylvania,
massachusetts, Indiana. western and
northern New York. eastern Vermont,
burlington, Vergennes Hinesburg and
Shelburne At night the children and
grandchildren came for n surprise party.
The evening passed pleasantly. Refresh
rnents were served, conspicuous on the
table being a birthday cake containing
81 candles. A pair of fur mlttens was
presented Mr., Palmer by the children az
Il reminder of the day.
Or. Charles r. Kinsman of Bingham
ton. y. T., who spent Friday. Saturday
and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. +. r.
Stoddard, returned home Monday.-The
Shelburne Grange met at the town
hall Wednesday evening. After the meet
ing an oyster supper was served
Schools will all close Friday for two
weeks vacaton.--'rhe Methodist Sunday
school will have u Christmas tree and
appropriate exercises by the school Sat
urday night, December 20, in the Metho-
dist Church at 1880 p. IN.
The Sunday school tree for Trinity
Church will be in the parish house Thurs
day evening, December 2S. preceded ny
special service in the church.-Miss Ruth
Russell of East Mddlebury will spend the
week end with her brother. Dustin s.
Russell-Thursday evening the principal
of the high school and teachers Of the
grades together with the pupils OF the
high school and the ninth grade met In
the high school room and organized a
library club to be called 1.-THE High
School Literary club and the following
officers were elected: President, Leo Nc
! Donald; vice-president. William Sheridan
secretary, Jane Williams; treasurer, Flor
! ence Thompson; executive committee, Mr.
| Wood. Miss Ftzsimonds. James Mitchell
| Miss Jackman and Mabel Palmer Thei
meetings will be held every other Wed
nesday nights from 80 to $50 The frs
regular meeting will be held January 10. -
| DR.. r. r. Stoddard, ID. G. p. attended
the O. L. S. meeting in Shoreham Tues
day eveninE-There will be a specia
Christmas eve service at Trinity Churcl
Sunday evening at seven o'clock. Tn
Oh irch Will be illuminated with candles
after an old custom. The choir will sin
n magnificent and Nunc Dimitts L
Foster. an anthem. 20 Little Town q
bethlehem by Neidlnger, and tire
Christmas carols on Christmas da
there will be morning prayer and hol
eucharist with sermon at 1920 a. II
Special music will be the "Te Deum' by TUT
ner, and communion service and anthem
while Sheperds Watched Their Flock
by Night" by Smart. The choir Will /
assisted by the Misses Elizabeth Week.
Elizabeth Thorpe and Ruth Russell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
JERICHO CENTER

a number of ladies met at the home Of
Mrs +. \. Stiles Thursday afternoon
for the annual meeting If the Aid So
cicty, Reports from the various depart
ments showed the work prosperous The
following officers were elected, President
Mrs. L. y. Stiles; first vce-president,
Mrs s. ". Barnum: second vce-presiIent.
Mrs. H. H. Higgins; secretary, Mrs. L.
H. Jordan; treasurer, Mrs r. 4. Fuller
church committee, Mrs. i. 5. Ransom,
Mis-. q. NJ, Willard, Mrs L. H. Chapin;
wood committee L, a. Fuller.-Thomas
Moran Jr., Is at home from burlington
for few days.-Wallace Walton is
threatened with pneumonia. Miss Emily
Graves who hns been seriously i'll Is
Improving Raymond Bicknell of Under
hin is working at Frank hyde's during
the vacation,
Mrs, L. Stone is i'll ana confined to her
home-Alss Alice q. Eddy gave n tea to
several of her friends Thursday after
nOOn.--Tho YOuns mans Sunday school
class gave pig social and enter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
WEST BOLTON.

Fred Streeter is at home from Worces-
ter, Mass.-Inez. twin daughter of Mr..
and Mrs r.. II, Sabens. is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation for ap-
pendicitls An elder daughter, Jennie, is
there also, recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis. -Bernice and Doris
Bullock Of Jericho are at H. Gregory's.
A NinCkler as In Essex over sunday
TO visit his mother. who is Ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Cen
ter-E. r. Davis has returned from a
visit 10 his mother In Essex.-Mrs
George LacailGde went Monday to Char
lotte. where she has position.-Mr and
Mrs. T. b. Turk We're In Burlington
Monday.-Louis Lscaillade met with a
painful accident Tuesday while handling
a loaded gun In some way it was acct
dentally discharged, the bullet passing
through his right hand
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
UNDERHILL.

DIR. A. f. Burdick. who is Ill, remains
about the same,-Miss Hazel knight, who
has been teaching at North Troy is at
home on two weeks vacation.-B. i.
Wilson has taken charge Of c. +. Ed
dys creamery.-A. W. Edwards and Burt
Chase are among those who ara i'll
Mrs. =. S. Whitcomb and Mrs, Emma
Metcalf spent saturday IN burlington
Miss Olive Hayden is at home for the
holidays-rhe schoolhouse in Il. w.
Quinns district was burned Saturday
morning The cause of the fire is un-
known as there had been no school since
Thursday on account Of the teachers go
ing 10 Cambridge Friday TO attend tho
teachers meeting Mr.. Casey has furnish
ed room in his house where they Will
finish the winter term
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
GRANVILLE.

The ladies of the social union held their
usual fair Friday evening. A chicken pie
supper was served. over $40 was realized.
Christmas will be observed with APP
propriatc exercises and tree Saturday
night at the han at the upper village
\. H. }rOwn, who is boarding with his
sister. has been i'll nearly two weeks
Potatoes are selling for - cents per BUSH
81, butter p cents per pound, and eggs
40 cents per doZen.--A new engine for the
purpose Of hauling logs TO the mill from
the woods has arrived and will be put In
opera ton soon. 1t is owned by the Cham
plain Realty company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
WESTFORD.

The funeral Of Mrs Arniua CoVey, wi
dow Of Augustus Coyey. who died in Bur
lington Sunday night was held in Bur-
lngton Tuesday and the interment Va
in the cemetery on the plain in Westforl
Yesterday at one O'Clock MeuJ
Rice is At home from salem Normal
School for the holidays.-Mlss Grace Allen
is a. home from Lynn, Mass.-E. Il.
Dominique is out after a short Illness
The Ladies' Social Circle meets AT tho
home of Mrs r. A Perry this after.
noon.-George Garrow has left the Henry
Rice farm and Pearl Hunter will run thu
place.
over iol enthusiastic friends OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs Albert Wilcox gathered at ther
pleasant new home on Friday evoni7e.
December II, to remind them that th-
following day was the Goth annivorsar,
OF their marriage. The affair was sur-
prise Albert T. Wilcox and Rose T..
Brooks We're married Decemher IL, 1So',
and since then have resided in Westfori.
until very recently, when they moved -
the w. w Warren farm which they have
purchased. Five children have blessed
their union, and the entire family are
strong and earnest workers in the First
Baptist Church at WestfordA As a small
token OF the love and esteem or their
townspeople, the Rev. Mr.. feathers pro
scented 20 Mr. and Mrs. wilcox a sum Of
about SO The Rev. Mr.. Kidder pastor
of the Conversational Church. Offered
PRAYER. After IN evening Of pleasant
sociahilty an inspiring song service WA
given. as a Citing conservation Of their
ueW home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY
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Powell to TIE Vermont State Senate Of
1910 at Eotel Vermont The following are
the newly elected officers % Evergreen
lodge. n. v o, p: Pas; warden, Calista
Mcleod warden, Charles Hogaboom;
ytce-warden, Maud Curiier; secretary,
Hattie Currier; financial secretary, Ollie
Green; treasurer, r. w. Green; chaplain,
Ida Eaire; guide, Gertrude johns: guard
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The Logan Squares OF Montpelier and
the Yurdwick A. As Will MAY basket
bali at gymnasium Friday. December "a.
at sis u. ma. H. Wakefield of HYDE
Park was IN town Mondpy-W I Snen-
Ger of Morrisvile was in town Monday
| A dauehter was born to Mr. and Mrs
| Raymond Peneri December l6.-M Con
ant Of Wolcott was in town Monday. -
Miss Barbara McClary OF New Jersey
was at Mrs. Cassie Muicahys Monday -