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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-14

Refuses New Trial.
Judge Olmsted today oyerruied the
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-04-29

QUICK DELIVERY Prone 60
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
4pon shortest notice day and night
RI. PRUDENTIAL.
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vide zo-E dry w0od ca. up
Transfer Company and order
-E or more. Lt comes ID. ever
E71u Denver Glacier
- -rs ss
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GRAND REDUCTION or STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train Is now selling
big lot OF Good Goods st reduce.
prices as they are getting too clio
10 hold ana sell ct e profit Yours
n Herman Grimm
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TIEETUEWBBBH

rs SIS UWB HBE
The Northern Bank 6 Trust
Company of Seattle invites
the accounts of Alaskans.
Our officers personally handle
all matters pertaining to out
of-town accounts.
The safety and practicability
of our system is we'll known
JOHN G. PRICE. President
W. L. COLLIER, Cashier.
81
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-04-29

PILES CURED M 6 TO - DAYS.
Your druggist viii refund money n
PA2O OINTMENT falls Go cure any
case Of Ttcnins Blind, Bleeding OF
FTelTudiDE Piles 60 6 TO ia days soc.
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All the news in tbe Daily Alaskan
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-04-29

THREE coon ONES 70 DRAW 70.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1911-04-29

MONTICELLO RYE
TEBBLEF0RD RYE
GIBSON RYE
Bottled ln Bond I'm Bulk or .u
Battles. AT +be Board of Trade tf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
ORWELL.

Miss Vela Mallory is at homo for
d few days.-Miss Rose Desjardon and
Clarence LaFleur were married at St
Pauls Church Wednesday last-Lewis
Rising has entered the agricultural school
NJ Randolph-D. s. Rabbit has sold HIS
goods ana closed HIS store. G. NJ Wright
Is NJ his home here for few dAvs.-C. r.
Libby is laid up with rheumatism Will
Laduc has purchased II. II. Hightsman :
falnN--S d. Wells was taken i'll with
pneumonia Tuesday morning but he IS
doing well,-C. f. Walker has leased
Eagle Inn and took possession Monday
-. j. Leonard has gone TO the hotel which
he has leased in MessIna, y. Y.-Mar-
shall Meacham. a. school in Manchester
but a few days, was stricken with in
r0ntile paralysis. He lived but three days.
dying suddenly Sunday morning before
the family arrived. The remains We're
brought to Orwell Monday evening in n
sealed casket and buried with Only a
PRAY eI at the crave
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
NORTH PETERSBURG.

Sir. and Mira Frank Lewis.
Miss Bertha Lewis, John Wheeler
and the Misses Carrie and Frances
Wheeler took carriage drive to Middle
sex to visit MIR ana Mrs. Waiter Lewis
Inst wcck.-Miss Kate Mooney has recent
" bought tho small house owned by Mrs.
r. G. Fletcher Of st Johnshury,-Frel
LGl'lam has bought tho house recently
owned ny Guy King and has taken
pusseeaion.-Nrs. Mary Daniels has gone
to Vergeuues to spend tho winter.--Iid-
ward Iiin"slani has returned ia Besten
Cyrus <nHHland.--wllliRm Dow OF Bur
l!nEtou II visiting his Ristcr, Miss Ellen
Dow.-Mrs Anna Russell has returned TO
Burlington after visiting her brother,
Jerome Chaae.-Dr. c. y. Curtis attended
the inauguration OF President benton In
Burlington Thursday and Friday.
Curtis has recovered from his recent H.
ness and returned to his school duties
Mrs. Hannah Needham OF Bristol Is visit
ing at Jerome Chase's.-Mr. and Mrs, NJ.
f. Allen have gone to Rutland, where
Mr. Allen IL to serve on the Jury.-Mrs.
NJ. f.. Prindle has returned to her home
in Oak Park. H.. after visiting her niece,
Miss Alma Webb-Dr. c. n. Curtis has
gone to Granville. n. Y, to take part in
the semi-centennial celebration of the
Methodist Church, of which he a for
mer pastor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Forbes OF Fan
Haven were last week guests of MIR. and
Mrs. x. w. Merritt.-Mr. and Mrs. Ken
meth +. Cook returned home last Thurs
day.-Mrs. Emma Smith OF Springfield.
Mass, is visiting relatives and friends
about town.-Miss MeehAn OF the tele-
phone exchange is supplying in the Orwell
exchange.-M Lena Turril Is passing
n vacation with her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Turrill-Mr. and Mrs. William Proctor
of Gloucester> Mass, are guests of Mrs
Maria Smith.-Dr. and Mrs HemenwaY
have returned to their home in ORWELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Patnode have issued
invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Nellie, to julius Baker, October ID
G. 3. Kendall is in Greenwich ana HUI.
son Falls, y. Y, this week, where ne Is
putting in self-feedng steam heat.-Philip
Murray of Middebury passed Sunday at
Mrs. Hattie Turrills--C. H. DeLong Is
in Canada, where he is attending to tho
shipping of hay.-Mrs f. 6. Swinerton
Of Rutland visited a the home Of her SIS.
ter, Mrs. Emma Jones. Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
SALISBURY.

The y. NJ. {. \. will hold a meeting
Thursday evening and on Saturday after
noon there will be athletic sports at
the village, and the public is cordially
invited The G. and G. class will hold
their monthly mectnG on saturday even
irg at tine home of Kari r. Noyes.-W,
r. Bump is attending the session of the
Grand Lodge OF Good Tempars of Yer
mont at Wilhamstown T.. j. Bora, who
rented the grist mill for a time, has re-
turned to his former home in Amherst.
Mass Miss Selden has closed her sum
mor resort at Lake Dunmore, and will
speuG the winter in Brandon.-Mrs. JEFF
fery OF Bruckton, Mass who has been
visiting at Mrs lIamilton's, returned to
her nome this week Mr., and Mrs, W, r.,
sroddard have purchased the Harry
Wanwright place, and will pUt II in re-
pair and reside there Mr., Stoddsrd has
resumed control of the grist mill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12

re played here this afternoon between
Nergennoa high and Bristol high.-The
Free VIII Baptist quarterly meeting will
be held in Starksboro Friday, Saturday
ana Sunday of this week--The Bristol
Military band will give IL concert and bail
In the town hall in Starksboro Friday
evening, October 10 II. s. Drake was
IN VerEennee yesterday.--M G. e. Cady
of Central Bridge. n Y, has been called
here again by the critical illness of her
father, ID. f. Meader.--W. NJ. Farr and
family are visiting relatives in Norris
ville.-Miss Ella Dana is attending the
annual convention Of the Woman's Chris
tlan Temperance Union at Morrisville-
Mr. and Mrs. c, Fl. Lamay and Mrs
II. T. Briggs were visitors In Burlingt or
yesterday.-R, IT, Hatch attended the odd
Follows district rneetinr in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
SOUTH STARKSBoRD.

Mrs Edward Leonard and Mrs Edward
Hall, who have been guests OF the Rev.
and Mrs Lawrence, have returned TO
their homes in RIYnham, Mass-Mr. and
Mrs Sam Wright Of MiddleburY were
guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Ovet Hallock. and sister, Mrs. Edwin
Orvls.--The Rev and Mrs Joseph Law
renee, Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs. D. H Tn
derhill, Mrs Emily Birdsall, Miss Ethel
Chaplin and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob. Young at
tended tho Friends Quarterly meeting AT
Monllton Ridge Saturday and sunday
Mrs Ethel Chaplin of Brooklyn, y Y,
IL hero 20 spend the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs Llndley Birdsall.-'rhc Ladies Home
Circle Will meet Thursday with Mrs
David TollHnsbee. Dinner will he served.
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STANDING O,' CANDIDATES
GROUP ONE.

GROUP ONE.
Russell Miss Louise 1s9
Cherry St........ ........ 1862
Halves, Mrs. A, The Richard
son ...,,. 500. ........, lO4-3O0
Drury, Dorothy. 10 Grant. 00,slt
G!rard. Mrs. w F., A. North
Champlain St....... ...... 22.21o
GROUP TWO
Aldrich. Mrs. ". W. South
Burlington ....... ,....... ISS.99S
Palmer. Robert W, Ferris
burg ........ ........ &C.. 49, 40
Harvey. Halph. Hineshurg 1870
Parizo, GeorRianna. VinooskL 1882
Mayo Miss Hazel NJ. shell
hurne ...... .,.... ....... S0755
Farr. Mrs. ". R. Charlotte. 53.o6o
Bates. Miss Loretta T.. Essex
Center ...... ...... ...... 5O,S0s
Moulton. Carl. Jc-icho....... 44.23.
Benson. Carl l.. Addison 60. 40,5o5
Bruce. NJ. Clark. Will!ston. 4O.41J
Teachout. Mrs. Charles. Essex
Junction ...... ...... 80. 4o,2oj
Needham. Georg. L.. P. n,
I. Orwell ........ ........ 31,5i7
Billado. Milo R. Huntington, 2o.3oo
Taber. Mildred H Vereenres. 25.253
Pope. Violet r. underhill.... 225on
Grow. Homer. Westford ..... 21T22
Japan. Miss Nellie. Middle
bury ...... ...... ........ 2oH2C
Hewey. Bertha. Milton ..... 14.3c5
Gee. Arthur T., North Ferris
hnrS '..... '......'.' ...'.' ii''"l
GROUP THREE.
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WEYBRneE.

The Rev. and Mrs. George II. Bailey
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
on Wednesday, October L. with family
gathering at the Congregational pareon-
age. Mrs. Bailey's health vetoed any pub
lie celebration, but a large number OF
friends far and near sent messages of
Congratulaton in the form of poetry and
prose, checks, gold and other gifts. The
Addison County Association of Minister'S
Of which Mr. Bailey Is senior member
sent greetings and gold. Ills former
parishes in Vermont, New York and
Massa chusetts sent many individual ex-
pressions of affectionate remembrance,
The youngest son, Charles, brought u
bride to the reunion. Mr.. Bailey was a
student In Middlebury College in the class
of lS6l but left before graduation to
serve his country. He enlisted in the
Sixth Vermont in tho forenoon of Octo-
her l. lSCl and in the afternoon was mar
ried to Miss Cara r. Bundy of Nor
risville After graduating from Bangor
The illogical Seminary in 1867, he entered
the Congrc sational ministry. beginning
with pastorate at Newport Since
1900 he has been in Vermont again, seven
years Mt Fcrrisburg and FIVE at Wey-
bridge. and during the last pastorate, he
has seen every other church in the county
change pastors at least once. The scat
tered children came home at intervals for
the reunion and We're all present for the
anniversary, as was Mrs Bailey's sis
ter. Mrs G. W. Trow of WatnognihH
ter, Mrs G w. Trow of Washington
ID. c.. who has spent the summer in Wey-
bridge. Around tho long table, apprOpri-
ately decorated end heavily loaded, were
Mr. and Mis-. Bailey, Mrs. Trow, the
| Rev. and Mrs. Henry L. Bailey of Long
meadow. Mass, Miss Alice p. Bailey OF
Weybrdge. William r. Bailey and Mr.
and Mrs. William c. Hawkes. and son
Ray, of Conway, Mass, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles c. Bailey of Topeka, Kan.
The party broke up next day, most Of the
guests returning home, but two or three
remaining over sunday.
There are two Ugh, case,
of Glphthcria at the village, one AZ Al
| bert Gordon's and one at c. f. Fishers
| Both are doing we'll. The village school
| is closed this week and it is hoped the
disease will spread no farther.--Mr. Grout
/ Of Proctor was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
| II. l.. Thompson over Sunday.-Mrs, Hat
/ tie Robbins ana Mrs carl Shaw are ILL.,
| l.. r. Dodge of Rutland is in town fur
few days
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HANCOCK.

Harry Clafin from Bennington with his
sister. Mrs. Mable Burbank, OF HiI!sDurU.
y. H., who has not been here for Y years,
were visiting their parents last week
Mr. and Mrs. George Farr were IN
Canaan. y. H.. last week. Mrs Frank
iineard is keeping house for them.-Miss
Bertha Denning of Burlington visited at
q. r. Church's Saturday and sunday. 49,
quite number from Rochester attended
the dance here last Friday night The
girls made over SS.-Mr and Mrs. George
G. Robbins, formerly of Massachusetts.
are spending few weeks with his sister.
Mrs G. r. Chur.c ". ". Jones picked
% bushels of sweet apples from one tree
last week and q r. Church picked near
~ 90 from one tree of hard winter apples
on his farm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
PUT IN TO-DAY
GETTING VOTES
Columbus Day Is O Good limo 10
Get Subscribers and Write
to Friends.

To-day is a legal holiday throuehout
Contestland, and a holiday is alUav q
good time to get out after votes. Peo-
pie are idle, many of them. to-da,
and nearly everyone can at least snare
Il few moments for you Then. too
on a holiday even the grouchiest old
bear is apt to be amiable, and tn.
tight wads loosen up It is good
time for contestants, and they should
take advantage of it.
See what you can get to show for
your pains before bedtime to-night
If you've nothing better to do, put IN
the day writing letters to friend
who can help you If you know
of Columbus day celebration
anywhere within reach. get there
by aeroplane automobile rail
road, carriage, horseback, or tho "hec .
and sole xpress." Wherever people
are to he found in throngs. there g.
where you want to he to-day. Yol
will see lots Of people whom you know
and they will be glad 70 give you hell
Tomorrow they will be back in thei,
homes. and at work, and being soat-
tered, they will he harder to reach
Hit them up to-day while You ran
| find them in large numbers
A number OF candidates made head
way yesterday, as will he seen from n
comparison of the following list with
] Yesterdays
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
FERRISBURG.

The funeral OF Albert the n!ne-year-oll
son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur ThOrp who
was drowned sunday night N Little otter
creek above George Lengway's, was held
Tuesday at two O'Clock at the homo NJ
George Lancway' s.-The Entertaiumou.
club will meet Thursday with Lucy
Dean Anna Kinsman gave a recital in
Weyhrldge Friday evening" b Il
spent Sunday with friends in burlington.
Jennie briggs is at home CARING for her
brother. Chester, who is haYiur typhoid
fever.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benton have
gone 10 Worcester, Mass. whore be- has
4 pOSitlrn
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CORNWALL.

Frank Field and daughter left Monday
for their home in Dixon, Cal, after q
months visit at their brothers. A. ].
Field. George Field, another brother,
who for the past four years has been
superintending the construction of sec
ton of the barge canal from Whitehall to
Smiths Basin, \. y, also spent several
days at the Field homestead recently, It
being the nrst time In rs years that the
three brothers had hoen toscther.--Judgc
and Mrs. A. w. l'ootc 80 to New York
Thursday and before their return VIII
visit Mrs, Foote'S brother ana family In
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ESTATE or sALONIE -. PICKERING
BURLINGTON

STATE OF, VERMONT, District OF
Chittenden, s..
The t1onora BILE Probate Court for the
blttrict aforesaid:
To the heirs and all persons inter-
gsted In the estate of Salome Il. Picker
Ing' late of Burlington, in said district.
deceased.
~, GREETING:
WhoTcas. application hath been made
10 thl" court In writing by the adj
iii,'inlstr"ieT OF said estate. praying for
l.eNEe and authority to soil tho whole
OF real estate of said drcensed, for the
puNih"Ht OF dphtE and charges OF adj
nlhIstrht ION, setting forth therein the
"Honnt or debts due from said de-
dnNsI lhe charges Of administration,
INV ne amount Of personal estate and
'"T situation OF the real estate.
hereupon, the said court APPOINTED
""' ""h'Hhcd the 2bth day OF October.
6e,,,,, ~ iU;CO a. IN, at tho Probate
Lsa, IN hurlinst"n, in said district, to
H0hI ana decide upon said aDnlirnt ion
ana petition, and ordered puhIir no, I,a
ouelool 10 be given to All persons inter
dteu thtrein' by publishing said or
20 aosVther with the time ana placs
or bearing, three weeks sucresst~eI,
IN the Burlington Weekly Free prn.S
II neWspaper which cireulatoa In tho
nciShnorhood 81 those pnrsOru Ia
es'en IN said estate, all which pubiicn
IONS snail be previous TO tho day ns.
to appear before said court ~ '.
iimo ana plncc assigned, then and thero
IN SAID court 10 make your nbJoctlonu
SEQ cause. '''
GiNon under my hand AT I,urlinor.or
IN said district, this 9th day OF Oc.
tober, 1911
J. II. MAcoMBrR.
l5'w8t Judge.
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waterbury Saturday md funerni t'' ''o
we're held in tho Methodist bp'Hoop''
%;hurch. the Rev. 8. 4. Cobb ofil"'''"s'
and intcrmcnt wan In the 0age ccmc'o's
In Ferrisburg Mrs, Bertha CronK ~ ~
from an attach OF appendicitis hohry D.
Roberts OF Wolroboro, n, H. pnsHou sun
day with his son, David,-F, H. Poss ~
visiting his daughters, Mrs, X D. sever
nnoo and Miss Sarah Foss In koeseVile.
n, Y.-Mrs George Mcclellan ana
daughter OF burlington visited their nus
band and fnthor Mt tho home OF Mr. ana
Mrs, Moses Garrow Saturday,-Miss
Eleanor Ferguson OF Middlcbury passed
Sunday with tho Misses Blanche and
Rhea Patno.
Melvin, the severn ear-oid son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Thorp, was drowned
Sunday in Little Otter creek. Mrs. Thorp
who has Just returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington. where she
underwent serious operation, was pass
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. George
T,angevin Of Ferrisburg About eleven
the boy wandered away from the house
and It IL supposed that lie fell into The
water while In a fit. to which he was sub
iect. After the boy was missed search
the creek in about two feet of water
The Rev l.. A. Nczina announced sun
day that the proceeds of the fair recently
held for the benefit of st. Peters Church
amounted to 81 300. Of which $1,000 will he
applied on the church debt and $500 viii
be used for repairs on tho church.-Mrs
George Austin of Webster, Iowa. is at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. John Pccue
Dat 1 l,,,.
Fletcher hospital where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Miss Gladys
Wilson Of Bethel Miss Evelyn Phelps Of
Barre Miss Madeleine Woodloy Of Dor
chester. Mass, passed Sunday With Mrs
.lamcs Walker.-Thc Rev. l.. 4. Vczina
| is spending tho week with relatives in
Fan River. Mass.
Mr.. ana Mrs. David Duquettc returned
yesterday to Chicopee Falls after a visit
to relatives in this city and ncighboring
towns.-Mrs. George Gillette of North
Hero Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Barnard Mrs. Harvey Garruppv
and two children of Alburg are visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs Joseph RUSH,
low.-The body of William Ross Pierce ar
WE'D here Tuesday morning from New
ton. \. j.. and intcrmont was made At ton
o'clock in the family lot in Prospect
cemetery. tho Rev. George r. Brush
| officiating. The body was In charge of
/ Undertaken Wilson of Newton, y. j.. was
accompanied by the widow and son. Rob
crit Mr.. and Mrs. butcher and George
! Black. Mr.. Pierce was the son Of the
late wyatt Pierce Of Waltham. Miss
/ Mary Pierce of Shclhurue is visiting Mis-,
/ Mamie Mc.gr- Mrs Mary Daniels of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
LINCOLN.

Miss Marjory Varney, who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital the past two
weeks, has returned home.--Valey Var
ney Of Bristol Is working for John Ben
ton.-Howard Brooks has again entered
tho employ Of tho Lincoln Lumber COM
pany.Mrs. Mary Turner hos como to
Now Haven Mills to work.LThe typhoid
fever patients are Eainlng-W. n. Cove
Of Bristol was In town Tuesduy.--Th w
e, T, U, will meat with MrH Edwin Hut.
fairfield Thursday afternoon mt three
O'Clock.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

Time Table In Effect October 1, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4:O5 a. m. Daily-For Montreal
and Chicago
7:15 r.. M. Except sunda~-For all
New England points.
7.G5 n. m. Except Sunday--1.ocnl for
Cambridge Junction.
l0:O1 q m. Sundays 'nly.-For 81.
Adams
1905 a. m. Except sunday-Local for
Montreal
lO:57 a. m. rai.v New England
gates Limited for all New
Erglsnd pninfe.
| 90 n n. Except Sund 4y--Local for
s.. Adams and Richford. White
River Junction and New Eng
land points.
d.4n n m Except Sundav-For Mon
treai. Rouses Point, Ogdens~
burg and R'chrord
d.50 n m Except SundaY-Io"al for
Cambridge Junction.
6.dh n m Daily-Express for Mon
treal and Chicago. and local
for White River Junction.
II 100 .. m. Dsily.-Nrpress for sn
New England Oolnn
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
6.O) m Daly.-Express from
Boston and New York.
S.15 a. m. Except Sunday-Mail from
St Adams and Cambridge
Junction.
10:40 g. m. Except sunday local from
st Johnsbury ard Cambridge
Junction.
1915 a. m. Except Sunday. local from
White River Junction and
Montpelier
1O.ho n m Sundays only.--Local
from White River Junction.
f1.aO q m Deily.--Txpress from
Chicago and Montreal
LAO q. m. Except sunday. local from
st Adams. White River juno
ton and Montpelier,
6.o5 n IN Except Sunday--Mail from
Providence, Boston. Worcester
Nnd Springfield
7:3O D. m. Daily.-Exprcss nom
Boston and New York. Local
from Montreal and st Adams.
$40 n. M. Except Sunday local from
Portland. ST Johnsbury and
Cambridge Junction.
11.A6 n ~ Daily. Express from
Chicago and Montreal
IT Fl HICKOK. City Pass. Agent,
40 College street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Aimey Stevens and Mrs. J. r
Hamblin OF Warren We're guests OF D. D.
Henlenway and family Thursday News
has been received here of the death at
Waterbury of Mrs. NJ Dana She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Martin
Of Warren.-Burney Swinger has sold his
homestead to Hiram Luce for $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12

Newark. NJ 1.-The marriage OF Miss
Agnes Burns, daughter OF Mira, Catherine
burns of Hubhardton, and Perry ID.
Lavalley, son of Mr., and Mrs. William
l.nvalley, wss solemniEcd ut tho Catholic
Church In Cnstlston on Wednesday at
z 40 u, m,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
BRIDPORT.

Mrs Eva Pond has returned TO Middle
bury.-Carl Wheeler and Scott nm have
returned to Bolton Landing Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Broughton are the parents
OF son.-Mrs. Martha Payne is with her
son at Rutland,-At the annual meeting
OF the Ladies' society the following off,
GERS were elected; President, Mrs. @. R,
Walker; vice president, Mrs, o. 8. Gibbs
secretary and treasurer Mrs, d, r. Rice,
Mrs, E, 10, Wolcott has returned from
her trip. William Pollard ana Franklin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
NEW HAVEN.

There Will be box social Of the
Fndeavor society in tho town hall Friday
evening. October 49, All old and young
are invited TO attend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
VERGENNES,

There IS some Improvement in the con-
dition of Mrs. Willard Blair, who is i'll
with heart trouhle--The body of Mrs.
Charlotte Bisette was brought here from
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TybeADr1teyS and Supplies

W. II. SHERMAN. 1oa CHURCH ST.
When In Mood Of anything In the
typewriter line, call No. G6l and your
wants viii be attended to promptly.
J. ~, TAUGHT, ~ =. UNION STREET.
Phone 939 Typewritors sold, rented,
exchanged and repaired. Supplies
Agency for Edison Business Phono-
graph and Edison Monograph.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

But the word stylish" appeals to
woman far more than he word "serv-
iceable"
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than l. words, two
lines. Special terms TO adj
vertlscrs using from $50 TO
1000 lines within 10 con-
secutive months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
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Building in the village of Sheldon centrally located
party wishing TO in the druggist business,
aof building will be given for limited time subject
to the following conditions:
FIRST-Pary must have passed satisfactory examination
before official board pharmacy
SECONDAl poisons must be kept labeled the statute
requires.
THIRD-Selng chloroform by the quart will NOT 6e per-
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