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PETITIONS SUPRE ME COURT
LIEUTENANT IN NAVY
 FORCED TO RESIGN
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ls.-I.icut.
 smith is reported on his way tn this city. returning from the ASiatic Fleet
 now in the orient, and will resign a-
 soon as he arrives. It is stated that the Lieutenant has been given chance. [" resign and step down and ont or be court martialed. The "nenSe. although not given, is stated to be very humili- ating. and such that Lieutenant smith IS more than willing to resign.
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lcIERk FAILS FOR
 MILLION AND A ouARTER
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Nu99et opectal oerNtce.
 LOS ANGELES. Sept. I6-c F. Woodruff, just an ordinary clerk. here in the city has filed papers in bank ruptcy for a million and quarter and has no assets. The failure of the clerk for such an amount is the talk of the town and all are anxious to learn how he ever secured credit to the amount of millions.
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%A>FEANCI~Cp Srb ft .,i.u-ra| Arthur Murray tndez tauk over ta, .nuubna of rh" Western plNi iuu uf mo Arm. rh, now division recently ,.rrt.t wHrH takes m several ul tn,. "Id dsruuaanr- such a- that nr the C.amhH. ant tnr west eNI-tua nrr. fuf4T-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-16

Ha~ refused [" grant the demands uf tm German Emperor in the Morocco ''-p"t" 'nd England it i~ believed has .m understanding with Franc" fn th, matter
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SAILS WITH KING
 mANuELs PRESENTS
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CHERBoURG. Sept. I4.-Gaby Des- lys, sailed from this port today hound for New York with the dethroned King Manuers presents.
 lt is expected when the presents ar rive and pass through the Customs House in New York, the stolen Mona lisa will he located
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ACTIVITY AGAIN IN
 BRITISH NAVY YARDS
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 IpNbn> s.pt l" A,i.aiA af I startIIn= nature u,u Iu 'Eui.n4. Ht au tN. uasd .fHlnn~ m tHr Eufl-I l-h.~ l - hsHrEru h,r ,uf-t= u th" Mnrs'sa attatr is u htu# France
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NEW CHAMBER OF
 COMMERCE FOR SEATTLE
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SEATTLE. Sept. l6-The business men have subscribed by the hundreds to have a new Chamber of Commerce. and one commercial body for the city.
 The support and financial aid prom ised the new Chamber of Commerce warrants the interest of the city being looked after in the future much better than at any time in it's existence.
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FALksNsuRo & LAucks, Chemist,

Assays Of common and rare metals Carloads Cor iessl Of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues 95 Yesler Way. Seattle.
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Try a ease or a dozen of fresh Blu. Ribbon. olympia or Rainier beer from Sewa.d Com's Co. Main $
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CLoUo5URsT DESTROYS
 PROPERTY WORTH $500 900
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PlfTSi;I. E'. Sept Is ,luud- burst which happened hrr. yesterday d'-tr"N'1 S5o".""o worth rr prup,rt, m On. suburban town. The streams md sewers ,"uId mot haudI. The sudden rush ef water and ,rllar~ asrr nand,a. -treei railway tracks ut-hr.l lu.t, bridges and ,ulN-rt- H,-trstad
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VALLEJO RENoEzvoux
 FOR CRUISERS
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VALLEJO. Sept l2-A number of Y. <. cruisers and battleships are gathering here in the harbor. Tomor- row four additional cruisers are ex- pected to arrive here from the Atlantic.
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ORGANIZE TO FIGHT
 WoMAN's SUFFRAGE
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Nugget Special Service.
 Los ANGELES. Sept. IA mum Der of prominent men here in the city s..-'~ ~.ss...-~s usuJ wUuiau suT- frage which is the popular move among 8 lot of the women here in the state.
 The organizers nf the club take the view that women should keep out of politics and not meddle with the run ming of the legislature and other de- partments Of the state government The home is the place for the woman" Is the motto of the new organization formed to fight the suffrage movement.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

ter. which has been fluctuatiup In pr,ce
for several weeks, struck its level at 20
cents pound for the best The offerings
of eggs was plentiful and those of butter
were enough to supply the ,narket.-N
and Mrs. Frank Maheu and son. Ben.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Maheu of Corn.
wall went to Winooski Monday to at
tend the wedding of relative there to-
ay.--1nermometers indicated from 1s to
90 degrees below zero Monday morning.
Miss Margaret McGoldrick has returned
from several weeks In Rutland.-Niss
Jessie Warner who has been teaching
school in Brandon, entered Mlddebury
College Monday.-Alfrcd c. Woodward
has returned from visit in Rutland
The cattle shipment Monday con-
sisted of two carloads for the
New York md Roston markets-Mlss DO
"a Wilson has returned from n visit in
CHstletou.-Tt Is rumorcd that Colonel
Battcu as soon as weather permits will
complete his block on Main street which
he started two years a~o, It il also said
that II win he occupied by savings
hank.-Profe,s't AIcGiNcn is il-Tho
3Jth annual convention of the Vermont
Bee Keepers aA,o'rj-rn will be held at
the Addison hou-r to-uay.- Word has
been received here Of 'he death at Hart
ford. Conn" Of Hcrhert Y. Boyco. who
graduated from Mddlebury College in
the class OF l"o and was later assistant
librarian at the college. For the last
year he had been pursuing advanced
STUDIES at the University Of Michigan
MISS Bernice Kidder has returned from
a several weeks visit in UaNerhiu. Mass.
w. ca, G0i''sin mas rel turned from the
40 ne 'o"Eut several horses
,da,,,. ~, .p' l'S STOCK I"rn'--Joseph
~, cr,,.ot. ave ~ 'e ABOUT with me ana
W.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
VERGENNES.


Mah' A'fshaN IT NW'fhfII' y. y"
Is visiting mis- parents. Mt ANA Mrs g..
H. "r.h}'l N". '"ife} ley saturday
I"f Noi'H AN!&i'". Ma--' ""ofe ne mas
N'sUi'h 'H Fhoe mahniactullnE
p"'"'.-' "rdS are OUT @hHoU"'lhN 'he
approaching marriage or MISS Fsnnle'
'lI| daughter OF MIS' j.. ~ ''"rS' "'a
Nlham No"nah, noll Oh N'''S"n. ne
ceremony Will rake place AT VA" 'Ilue
nome thursday, febfuary IL.
Mrs. AIariette (BonneY) Dalrymple died
at her nome on Water street Monday
morning from a complication of dis
eases aged 81 years She was the widow
Of O. G.. Dalrymple for many years one
Of the prominent business men Of this
place. She leaves three sons, George
palrymple Of uolyoke Mass. and will
liam ANA Walter Dalrymple Of this city.
The funeral was held at the house
"Wednesday afternoon ut two o'clock
Mrs. James Barnard died Saturday even
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
ORWELL.

Jacob Aunchman has purchased the
Jones farm OF 'relour Desjadon. who pur
chased the farm last fall.-Mrs. Jessie
(Abbey) McMurty has been in town for a
few days, calling on old friends-Mlss
Helen Raymond of Glens Falls. n. ],
Is at her father's-Diiss Addie Raymond
has returned from Massachusetts. where
ste mas been teaching during the past
yeara-The funeral of Sidney Smith, who
died on Thursday Of old age, was held at
the home Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock, the Rev Mir. Williams officiating.
Interment was in East Shoreham.-John
Ryan of Nergennes and Miss Margaret
Volney Of Orwell were married at St.
Paul's Church Wednesday morning
There was a wedding breakfast at his
fathers home, John Ryan, of Orwell
The annual church meeting held Thurs
day evening was well attended and the
reports for the year were encouraging,
sos being given for mlssions.-G. NJ,
Wright Of New York is at the Wright
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Editor Appot Of the Gazette IS In
staling a monotype in his ONCE Miss
Nj. Glen Devereaux OF Concord, y. Il.
VAS the guest OF friends In town Sunday
Monday the mercury registered 80 de-
Rrees below aero,-Hsrdwick A A. and
Goddard Seminary Will play basket ball
at the gymnasium Saturday nignt-N. C..
Reed. who has been visiting in Whitman.
Mass. has returned home,-A son was
born to MI and Mrs. Harry Dimick Sat
urdav. February 4-The Pythiar club
orchestra win furnish music for dance
a: the gymnasium Thursday n'ght.-E
NJ Davis will meet his dancing class
Thursday evening Tho annual meeting
OF the 18th Masonic district will ho held
with Caspian Lake lodge, 40. ST. Tues
day, February IA r, Mitchell return
ed from Maine Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09

Miss Holly wood Is at her home, I'll
with typhoid fever Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wood have returned home from a several
weeks visit at NJ 4. Smith She @, r.
b. society is to he entertained on Friday
evening by Mr. and Mrs G. ]. O'Bryan,--
VIII St Clare is m with rheumatism
Little blanche M>Tick Is iu.-The invita-
tons are ont for the wedding of Miss
Fannie Sanra and William Noonan ON
February 1t-Eussnll Smith and Willard
Carpenter were AZ home sunday from
Middebu-v college Harold Newton f.,
visiting q. win WoodS'S Tho Grange
held ? meeting on Friday evening. There
was pro4ram, followed by a social hour
Miss Claribel Marshall closed her school
If the Vinmarth district on Friday
Miss Pesr lFshar teacher In the Elmer
district. also closed her school on Friday
-AIenlry Marshall OF whitehall. \. y,
was at home sunday tiamblin was
with her aunt Mrs NJ A. Smith Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
PANTON.

Misses Anna and Mary stanton are
at home from tpelier.--The ladies
OF tho Homo circle will meet with
Mrs. WIN, Pecu February 10 Bruce
Kent mas gone to Chester to begin his
WORK as state milk tester Mr.. Kent
was one OF three in class of 16 to
pass the examinations. no ranking
hrst'--Mrs. f.. NJ, sawyer and children
nave been passing few days with
her parents At Moriah. n Messrs.
Pollard and Williams OF Middlehury
college with give an entertainment
FRIDAY evening at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. A supper viii be
served MI ana Mrs. Charles Spauld-
ing aud Nh ana MIS- G. s Curler have
received WviHlions to the SOth we'd
ding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Gardner this evening at their
home In rcrrisburR. The auditors met
TUESDAY and settled the town 40
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Horton Farnham Of Lnd
bury were guests at II. q. Trarnham's
Sunday, r., II. Holmes ia visiting friends
IN the north part of the State.-Mrs.
q. II. Hall went Monday to Wcstf1eld,
Mass, TO visit her daughter, MIS-. s. @.
Mooro.-Word has been received OF the
rnfc arrival OF Mrs. S. l.. Wright md
daughter, Elizabeth nt Charlotte, y. G.,
whcro they Will spend the rest OF the
winter.--Tho FebrAary meeting Of the
Ladies' Missionary society will be with
Mrs. Cherry Mead Thursdny afternoon
February l5-Mr. George Wright OF New
York city. Mr.. O. L. Wells OF orwell and
II. Bennett Of Bridport We're IN town
Monday to attend the mretin2 ~ the
ShnrehAm Telephone & Telegraph Co
Miss y, II. Nottingham has returned
from p weeks visit In sudbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
CENTRAL VERMONT RAIL WAY
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.

ru,,~s ,,,,v,, p,,,,NcroS
.U0 q. nj; i'i MIN
'''"i anu "'0as
~ a. m. eek gay VIAL io'
field
1925 a. m. Week daYs-Local for
Cambridge junction and St.
Johnsbury.
1901 A. m. Sundays only.--Passen-
ger train for ST. Adams.
1905 q. N. Week days'--Local Cor
Montreal
1887 q. m. Daiiy-New England
States Limited express for
Boston, Worcester, spring
held and New York. Week
days for New London.
4 40 n m. Week daNs-Local for
MONTPELIER and White River
Junction also Richford, Rouses
Point and Montreal.
4.50 u. m. Week days.-Local for
Cambridge Junction and St
Johnsbury.
6,45 n m Daily.--Express for Mon
treGl and Chicago.
6.45 .. m. sundays only.-Local for
White River Junction
II 100 n. m. Daily.-Express for Bos-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
EAST MONKTON.

The Womau's Christian Temperance
Union will hold memorial exercises for
Frances r. Willard February Il st the
home Of Mrs Van Celette.--'rhe willing
Workers met at the home Of Mrs. Jam
cite Barnum February /. thirty sitting
down to Il bountlful dinner, after which
4 short program was carried out, con-
slstnR OF piano solos, singing and reel
tatlons. An original poem, written by
Mrs. Huldah lIoag) Baldwin, once d
former resident. was read, and also
sketches of tae first settlers By Mrs.
Lizzie Miles. Mrs r. ". Aleader re-
cited three selections and Miss Evadnu
Meader rccited. MY Sisters Boat The
next meeting VIII ho the annual one
and will be held at the church in Monk
ton Ridge March !.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting Of Beaver Glenn
Grange will he held Friday evening
Mrs Mary Roscoe is among those
suffering with tho grip.-The con
cert Tuesday evening given BY VIII
lians & Pollard Of Middlebury. under
tho auspices Of the Ladies' Union, was
a success In every way.-A1rs William
Hubbard IS in the hospital in Bur
linRton for treatment.-Mrs. Adams
returned from Bristol Saturday.-Mrs.
Carroll Bottam attended the wedding
In Mtddlebury Of her aunt Mrs. Their
esa Gregory and william Clement.
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Ing nurses course there.--Miss Eli
Costello returned Friday evening from
few days visit in BuruGgton.- Harry Par.
ker was al the Fanny Allen hospital ~
day. Mrs. Parker, Who has been the~.
fc- two weeks recovering from an opc-i.
ton for Appendicitis. returned home VIZ
him Miss Lott.e Sinclair was A. ho..
from Burlington Sunday The conditio~
Of Mrs. James Kew remains about re
sarne.-AIrs. Louis Label of Hardwick IS
IN town on account Of the illness of a-i
mother Mrs John Carroll. whose colI'-
ton has been more serious for a week
Fifty-nve per cent. of the grammar schoo
pupils were perfect in attendance for tie
FIRST half OF the winter term which closed
Friday. larence Ladue has been At
home from Burlington for a few days
Miss Blanche Wilder. who has been al he,
home on Lee river for few weeks has
returned to +. B. Williams s-Miss liz
Brigham went Saturday to St Adams 70
visit her sister, Miss Iva BrCham-rSs
third lecture OF the series under Mansfield
Grange was given Friday evening by Pro.
tessor Washburn Of burlington on Amt.
nal Hushandry
Mrs. W. J. ByluGtou is iu-Tnc
Home ana Foreign Missionary sorf-
eties mot "Wednesday afternoon FL.
at three o'clock with Mrs. c. r HUI
hurd Mrs Harvest Clr,elaua and
son Orlo of f.-~e. were at Mrs q. W
Fosters Over Suudav-W William -.
Chesmore was taken IN an ambulance
to the Fanny Allen hospital Monday.
Napoleon Sisters returned from
Huntington sunday. where he had
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low. have returned to Malone, \. Y
,diss Mary and Anna stanton, who have
been spending the winter in Montpelier,
have returned TO their home here, and
expect to 20 to Albany, n. y, where
they have employment.
Tho annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF Prospect Cemetery associa-
tion was held at tho National Bank of
Nergennes Tuesday afternoon and
trustees were elected as follows: G.
II. Strong, c. Il. Parker g. f. o. Kim
ball, r. l.. Kingsland, w. A. Sheriff..
L. O. Whltford and \. w. Norton. At
the meeting of tho trustees immed-
lately following. officers as follows
were elected President, G. II. Strong;
secretary and treasurer. a. W. Nor
ton; superintendent. 6. f.. o. Itimball:
auditor r. L. Fish.--Asa Hawkins and
Howard Adams left Monday for Al
bany. n y, where they will enter
tho Albany Business Collcge.---George
swain returned TO Burlington Tues-
day after visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. =. Sinon.--Mrs. William Smith.
who underwent an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital several weeks
ago. returned home Saturday.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Marietta (Bon
new nalrymple was held at the homo
Yesterday afternoon. the Rev. George
Pomfrey officiating. The bearers were
the three sons George william and
Walter Dalrymple and r.. A. Dalrym-
pie of Worcester, Mass. Interment
was rnade In the family lot in Pros
pect cemetery. There was a profus-
ION Of floral tributes and a large at
tendance. out of respect 20 the de-
ceased the stores In town we're closed
during tho services Among those
present from away were George Dial
rymple Of Tfolyoke, Mass. DR.. and
Mrs. Bonney of Ludlow. Louis Milo Of
whitehall, y, Y. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dimmoclt OF Cornwall and Mrs, oliver
f. Gibson OF Burliu ston.---W. w.
Hottman Of P.ttshe!d, Mass. and 4.
Hottman of ST. Adams were called
here mis- week by the serious illness
of their father, John Zottman.--A
whist party was given Tuesday even
ing In Forestcrs' hall to the members
Of st. Peters Court, g. .. r., by their
wives The first prize at whist was
won bv Julie Daniels and the second
by j. f. BARLEY Elaborate refresh
ments were served and very pleas
mt evening passed The AS You
Like 1t club met at the home OF
Mrs. r. G. Norton Tuesday evening
Mrs. G, II. Cole and Miss Grace r.
Kngsland assisting In entertaining
Mrs. John Rivers and sons OF Bur
| lington are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs John j. Barnard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
CHITTENDEN
JERICHO

The death # Anna Eolger wife of John
Carroll, occurred at her home I'm this
Village Monday night after Il long and
painful illness. having hecu confined 10
her room for more than T. weeks. Mrs
Carroll was the daughter of Moses and
Alice O3arretu Bolger ami was born in
Tnderhil, although most of the - wears
q. her life had been passed in this town
In 1871 she was married 10 John car
roll Of this town. Size vas the mother of
If children one dlol in infancy and
Lizzie, wife Of IIartweu 9. Hanb died
in 1908. the Others are John of Ill, town,
James of New York, Mrs Edward
Machia Of Westford. who is ~ the Fanny
Allen hospital recovering from an opera
ton, MIS- Louis Sshe O. HardWiok
Misses Julia and Laura of burlington,
and Misses Susie Alice And Irene, vino
I'VE at home. beside her husband size
is also survived by one sister, Mrs
Betsey McGovcrn OF Montpelier and four
brothers, David of rncerhil, Moses and
Michael Of California and Luke cf this
town. The funeral Will be held Thurs
day morning at st ThomaS's Church At
InderhIu Center and the burial VIII be
there.-John Qulliran is seriously I'll at
the homo of his son, Lawrence pullman.
W arren Paradee has finished work in
w. f.. Buxtons mill where he has been
employed three years.-lsaac Chase has
returned to St. Adams after few days
in town,-Nirs, n W. Wolcott has re-
turned from st. Adams where she was
called by the illness Of her daughter,
Miss Ada Wolcott-The Misses Julia and
Laura Carroll of Burlington are here on
account of the death of their mother -
The auditors will meet at the rooms of
!" G, stevens to-day 10 audit the
town accounts
Mis-, n W Wolcott was called to st,
Alhans Wednesday by the Illness of her
daughter Miss Ada Nolcott, who is tax
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Lucy Smith OF Rutland is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. 6. z. Colby at the
Mills.-Thore is less than 500 uncollected
.aXeE now in the hands of Collector
Garrow.-AIrs. Robert Johnson spent
Sunday with her parents in Burlington
Mrs. Ernest Shambo spent Sunday with
her husband in Georgla-W F. Dag
gett Of Proctor was in town Saturday
Miss Hazel Needham has returned from
Bennington.-B. W. l1stey was in Hines
burg Monday and Tuesday.--P. NJ. Cnt-
ford fell in getting off the train at the
depot Monday. breaking his left leg above
the ankle
T.. j. Clark returned from Warren
atmday.-Weston Trudo ana family have
moved here from Hurlington.--Mrs Jen-
ME Tower Of Burlington IL visiting her
parents and other relatives The friends
OF Miss Edith Grown gave her a shower
party mt the home of Miss Anna Cooley
Saturday evening. Miss Brown will go
20 Burlington soon ID reside THE dwell
ing house of Theodore Boos1a IN the
Notch Was destroyed by fire Saturday
with nearly all its contents; loss $3.50.
with $500 insurance Miss Rena Johns Of
Charlotte IS guest of f. +. Ellison 49,
The Temperature was - degrees below
zero here Monday morning. ". A.
Lawrence was IN Charlotte sunday
ShcrWin \. Young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. j. clark, is seriously ilL-Thc check
list for arch meeting has been posted.
Mr. ana Mrs. Theodore Booska and fam
lily. who Nero burned out Saturday are
cropping for the present with Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Gerow. Several of their
children are i'll with the whooplng cough.
Henry Gleason has moved his house
old goods hero from WestforI and will
occupy his house on Mountain avenue --
Miss Julia Rider Is at home from South
starkSboro where she has been teaching.
Dr =. VI Norton was in Burlington
Tuesday. The condition Of Sherw'n
CLARK is much improved
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
LINCOLN.

The funeral Of Miss Eliza Reeves was
held In the Baptist Church Tuesday after
noon At o'clock. the Rev. Mr.. san
ford officiating Brook, Oldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Brooks, is very I'll with pneumonia and
pleurIsy.-The Row. True HIN spoke In
the Methodist Episcopal Church last
sunday afternoon in tho absence OF tho
pastor vino was iu.-The Center school
closes Friday with an exhibition in the
evening to he given in tho !. q. G. r.
H.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
EOUTH STARKYEORO.

Mr. and Mrs. VIII Taft moved from
Mr.. bikes farm in StarlSsboro last Tues
day TO Huntington Center. They are par
ents of little girl, born Thursday. Mrs.
Taft was Miss Hattie Hammer OF this
place Miss Julia Rider. who taught
school here, has returned to her home in
Bristol. william Green, who has been
very Ill Ut tho home OF his nephew
Robert Young, is more comfortable
Frank Orvis has sold his farm to his son
in-law, Hector Cousino of South Burning
ton aud bought Il house and lot OF Bert
Larose In Jerusalem.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
SALISBURY.

carl whitney has so far recovered from
an attack of pneumonia as TO he ~oie TO
come home from Mddlebury, where he
was taken ill.--The house warming gwen
TO Mr.. and Mrs Luther Stow Saturday
evening was well attended, and every
one seemed to have q good tlme.-Miss
Katie Bump has returned to college
efter spending n short vacation at her
home Mrs. Frank LaBrancis and Miss
Julia Ellis arc seriously Ill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09

counts.--There We're no services At 'io
Methodist Episcopal church ounuaS'
the pastor being ut East hrI'he t'n
assisting in revival services. he "iii
return this veek,--Mr. and Mrs. sam
uel Gaines were in New Haven Sun
day. guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
WrIght.--Mrs Ira Brydia has return
ed from Schenectady, N. " where she
has bean caring for her daughter, Mrs
Harry Newell. who has been Ill with
iaund,ce-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benson
are preparinE to reopen the store at
west Addison. They Will occupy the
Cravg bouse.-Mss May Findley has
roma to East Addison to spend some
,ir,o with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
RRIDPORT.

There VIII be an oyster supper at the
Nestry thursday evening, February 10,
under the auspices OF the Ladies' society
Mrs, J, II, Witherell is at Att,eboro.
Wimette Is Ill with pneu-
nlonia. arr several cases OF munna
In town.-There were two buriels in tho
village cemetery Tuesday Mr.. Beebe
Rice OF Middlebury and Mrs. Michael
F4nnessey of Ticonderoga. Mrs Iucv
Pratt remains about the same.-G d
Payne is on trip TO Washington. ID. G.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
CORNWALL.

Mrs A. W Foote returned the last
of the week from Pa"let where she had
been ,aucu by the Illness in her sons
family Mr.. r. y. Foote is spending
the winter with her son, f.. l.. Footo.-
Several attended tie funeral OF Babe r.
Hicr u Nudi'ebury Tuesday morning
NluDy Ki.o. who came TO attend his
fathers funeral On Tuesday. IL visiting