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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1911-10-24

Music
Report, "Civic"-Mrs. Jennie Wood
IN, chairman, Blackfoot.
Paper on Subject-Dr. Minnie Ho-
ward, Pocatello.
Music
Report. Household Economics and
fooa Sanitation"-Mrs. Arthur Sny-
der, chairman, Springfield.
report, First District Loan"-Mrs,
M. 3. Yeoman, chairman. Idaho Falls.
Intermission.
1870 P. M.
Music.
Reading of minutes.
Idaho Woman and Suffrage-Mar-
garet Roberts, Boise.
Report, Transportation w.
8. Hill. chairman, Twin Falls.
Report, "Press"-Mrs. Dymae Jones.
president. Idaho Falls.
Discussion.
Music
Time for presenting new work for
First District Federation.
Adjournment.
Trip to Shoshone falls.
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Notice OF Sale For Storage.

lowing goods will be sold for the stor-
age charges and expenses of advertis-
ing on Saturday, November 25th, at
two o'clock: One new Leader range
stove, and one Coles heater.
CITY CAB & TRANSFER CO.,
Successors to Webster & Company.
Oct "a Nov 20
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Halloween Ball.

On Halloween night there will be a
big time at Dreamland. BY the light Of
the jack-o-lantern the dancers will
make merry. The witches will be
there and you sure will have . big
ume mat night II you love dancing.
&'sl!0ooy come. Oct 20-24-21
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new THEATRICAL ATTRACTION
loves Madison Square Company Open
-sNBA u!ML o. N0OlS

Monday evening of this week loves
Madison Square Theatre company
commenced a weeks engagement at
The Lyric theatre, with that we'll
KNOWN play, college Chums." The
company is well balanced one and
will no doubt give satisfaction to the
theatre going public. The company is
playing at popular prices and between
each act new specalties are given. Do
not fail to see them.
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For Sale-Salmon River relinQuish-
ment, Is acre lot, 800. Address F. H.
Fisher. Bard. Calf. Oct 13-17-2O-24
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1911-10-24

See Woods 4 Thomas, local sales
agents for the Lovett Townsite, for
prices, plats and literature. Oct 20 Il
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LOST.

Between Twin Falls and Kimberly.
Kit OF auto tools and pair of chains,
Reward II returned to Times office.
Oct "a tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1911-10-24

We buy from the biggest manufac-
lures and cut the price, hence in
strongest competition with Ill mail or
der houses. Straus E 0lauber. Oct24
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Music and Dancing.

Each Wednesday and Saturday night
at Dreamland Pavilion. Browns five
piece orchestra plays the latest mu-
sic. Admission free and dancing at
lOc. i'etter come and get acquainted
Oct 20 Dec l
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Legal Blanks OF all kinds for sale at
The Times office.
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Free Lecture Oct Goth.

F. r. Taliaferro, Bible Lecturer of
New York, will deliver a Free Bible
Aacntre at the Lyric theatre, October
-, at d. IN. Everyone invited.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

city Park WcdncSdaY.-M II. II. Hay
ward and daughter, Lois, aud infant son,
Paul, visited Mrs llnogene Goodall in
South Royalton Wednesday. f.
Tewksbury went to New York Wednes-
day and will go from there to Boston,
Mrs. Judson Fits left Wednesday for
Woodstock to visit Mrs. Miller Mcintosh.
Mrs. Minnie Miller went to Bethel We'd
nesday to attend the convention now in
session there MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
LOWS, who have been passing two weeks
here at the Lewis home on Forest street,
returned to their home in Winthrop,
Mass, Wednesday. Mr., and Mrs Wilbur
Spauding of Old Orchard, who have been
with their sister, Mrs Willis Howard, for
few days, left for home Wednesday,
Miss Mary Flint of Boston, who has
been at the home of her father, Hale
Flint for a few days, with Mrs. Walsh
and daukrhter went to The White noun
tans Wednesday -Mrs. T.. w. Jewett is
now thought to be improving from her
late ilness.-Thc store which has been
conducted in the home of James Mullaly
on the other side of the bridge, by his
son, has been abandoned Jackson Vail
is again at home for the balance of his
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Homer Vail
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ppIEF DISPATCHES,

Paris August GA railroad bridge IN
tre course Of construction over deep
gorge near Eratl. in the EnFadin valley
nj switzerland, collapsed last night
c5rrving with It y vorknen TO the
depths below. Twelve Of the men we're
killed and ten others frighttuily injured
The remaining three men have not yet
been accounted for.
Bakersfield, cal, Aug. So.-A forest fire
in tho Rock Springs district, which has
been burning for several days. got hHNond
control last night. according TO report
that reached here and is threatening MIL
lions Of feet 81 valuable timber Care
lesg campers are said TO have started the
FIRE FORGET Supervisor Rushing Of tho
Kern National Forest. is on his way TO
the scene with corps Of fire fighters
Los Angeles Cal, Aug 2o.-Ten
men accused Of flirting with Miss Fav
Evans, tho volunteer "official hirter'
of the police departments have been
arrested in the last "A hours. Five
I'm police court pleaded guilty to the
charge. and were sentenced to pay a
fine of $50 or spend 80 days in Jal
Five others. who were arrested asst
Mi ht. Will be ARA Gned in police court
to-day. Miss Evans offered her serV-
ices to Chief Of Police Sebastian sew
eral days ago after she had complain
ed that "mashinE" should be hanish-
ed in Los Angeles, and that insults L"
women on the streets should be stop
ped.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
WINDSOR COUNTY
RETHEL.

The Bethel Camp Meeting association
closed sunday one OF its most success
ful seasons With three largely atehc'"
Meetings The preachers We're the Rev
q. W. Brock OF HoOsiCk, y. Y. the Kew
Y. L, Baker Of Palmer, Mass, ana the
Rev T. y. Paige of Bristol Fully lou
per.cns campcd on the grounds and there
were many visitors The campers were
from at least four States. Ten persons
were baptized aud the religious ferNor or
the meetings was quiet. but intense
Much credit for the growing success or
the association is due to It's president,
the Rev. Orza Boyce of East Roxoury,
who In untiring In his labors in its behalf.
f F. Fisher and family Of Springfield,
Masa.. are guests at Guy Wilson's and
W. NJ Fisher's,-Thc Rev. DR.. r. a.
Greene of Char,estown, Mass was the
preacher SUNDAY morning al the UniNer-
salist church ]. Whitcomb and fam
fly of Walpole. Mass, are in town, -
Bethel defeated Pittstleld on the home
grounds Saturday in a base ball game
by score of TO 3-The body of John
r. Martin of Rochester former resi-
dent, was buried Sunday in FairView
cemetery the Rev ]. Wesley Miller read
lnE inc pfbNSIS.-'M1S, 'ruStNNuS Nrhl'''l
son underwent an operation for appcn-
dicitis at Burlington Friday and was do
ing well at last reports She was accom-
panied by Miss Ellen Preston Mrs.
Helen Treadwcll of Maiden and her
daughter, Mrs. Leroy H. Lewis, OF St
Louis, are guests of Mrs Mary A. Parker
Mrs. William T. Brink is ill--Granite
Lodge, |. o. q. T.. viii hold its annual
| basket picnic at Graham's park To-
day.-Wiliam II, Fdmunds attended the
national G, a. r. encampment at RoChcs-
| ter y. Y,-Marca MarsiGlia has moved
his family to Worcester, Mass, where he
is worhine.-lsaac S. yetrs family have
moved 10 Montpelier their former home
The Rev. and Mrs Geo. NJ Davis 81
| Windsor are at A. G. Perkinss Mr.
| William SWEET Of Springfield Mass.
came Monday to T. Il. Mead's for ;
| two weeks visit.
VIII O. Blossom and son, Walter OF
| Clftondale, Mass, are spending the weei
| with relatives here.-The churches OF tn
village will unite in a labor sunday ser
vico az the town hall next Sunday even
ing at 7So-Mrs. Hattie l., Coy Of Mer
| cedes, Texas, and sons Bert Coy, @
Claremont, n. H.. and Robert IL. Coy. o
| New York. are visiting friends In town
Mr., and Mrs, n, w. Morse are spendin,
| a few days in Boston-A severe rail-
storm accompanied by thunder ant
| lightning Monday afternoon and evening
| washed every hill road causing loss o
| hundreds of dollars to the town anC
| burned out at least two Main stree
transformers. leaving many buildings II
darkness. The telerhon" systems sufferet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
RANDOLPH CENTER.

The first meeting Of the Mems club of
Randolph Center for the season will he
held Friday evening. Eddie harrington
n student at the Mt. IIermon school, is
spending weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. HARRINGTON
AIR. and Mrs. Joseph Boudro are the
parents of n son, born FridaY.-Ben L.
Davis is attending the fair at Middle
bury,-The ladies of the Federated church
held successful fair at their rooms at
the White Church August 23.-Arthur
Wells Of johnson has come to the Maple
wood with his family ana is to act as
farm superintendent in connection with
the new school of agriculture The
school opens the last week in September
and the indications are for a good at
tendance.
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MORETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin freeman are visit
ing their daughter, who lives at ridge
water-Addie Sawyer and Miss Napp
were in Montpelier Friday.-liarry Bruce
who has been visiting his parents re-
turned 10 Syracuse y. y. FridaN'-Mr'
and Mrs. Jason IIill of Keene, y. H., are
visiting friends and relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Brown were guests
of their parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bulkley Sunday-Lucy Hurdle and Bert
Western OF this place were married III
Montpeler Wednesday by the Rev j.
Edward Wright.-NIrs. John Hurdle Is
with her daughter. Mrs. Fred fHciry, in
Polton.-Mrs 3. +. Griffith and daughter,
EVELYN. are in Montpelier Charles Smith
visited his brother In Bolton over Sun
day.-..e erin Ward, Garold Clark and AL
bert Ferris are ut school In NaitSneld'-
Z. G. Atkins has gone to Groveton where
he will mane his home with his SON
Frank Atkins.
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DERBY

The Rcv. Mr.. Holman, late pastor Of
the BAPTIST Church, but now Of Bristol.
was present at tho funeral of Mrs. Sarah
Silver last week Tuesday and assisted the
Rev. Mr.. Puffer in the serVico.-Tho Con-
gregational Ladies' Circle net with Mrs,
Ore Shattuck Yesterday at West Derby
Mrs, Gordon's mother, Mrs. Reyes, and
two sisters will remain another week in
Derby William Normandiu Is at home.
Mrs. Belle wilkes and little son went to
Barton Monday, whore they will remain
q week before their return to their home
in Barre.-Mr and Mrs. Edwin Jewett of
Leomnster, Mass, visited friends in town
the first Of this week.-'rhr common
schools commenced here Monday. There
are some changes, Miss Farman Of Vest
field taking Miss Grams place and Mrs.
Barton Grout, Miss Temples room The
Academy school commences next Tues
day
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ROCHESTER,.

Ezekiel Emerson of st. Cloud, Florida,
came Friday to visit his sister, Mrs. o. j.
Morrow.-Mrs. Ralph Bush and little son
Of South Boston are with Mr. ana Mrs.
C. j, Bush.-Lcon Epeneter returned 10
orange, Mass, Saturday after spending
two weeks In town.--Mr. and Mrs. W -
Lang and two children returned MONDAY
from Springfield, Mass.--D l." button OF
Brandon is spending the week win ms
aunt, Mrs. Il. !. Worcestor.-Nork h"9
begun on the residence to be erected ior
+. ID. Pierce.--On Sunday, August :" the
funeral services for John Martin we're
held at the home of his son, Arthur Mar
tin. at Lower Rochester at l p. m. Inc
Rev. w. e. Lang had charge OF the ser
vice. The body was taken to Bethel LOT
burial.--E. ID. Morse has moved TO the
tenement in Mrs. Emily StockwoIl 5
house. recently occupied by Mrs. Alien
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WESTTIELN.

w. II. Gilpin has received appointment
as delegate to the Dry Farming Congress
early in October.-Mrs. D. c. Woodwork.
who has been a few weeks in Royal Vic
toria hospital, Montreal, for treatment
returned the first Of the week. Her sis
ter, Mrs. Bernicc Chandler, accompanied
her ana remained with her during her
entire absence-AIiss NJ A. Taylor of
Massiwippi, Can, is spending two weeks
with her niece. Mrs. John Watkins.--Mlss
Hazel Gilpn is spending a few days with
her brother f. w. Cdlpin OF Richford, -
Mir. and Mr. Horace Lawrence and Mrs.
George Ilibby of Montpelier, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. L. II. Hitchcock,
have returned to their homes Morris
Lawrence and Luther Wiley of Derby
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

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IN the silence are as one unit Tnis I'M
PioFe' ''e P'S 9'V"' '''iU''io"'
!" concentrating ourselves III .''S
way we i'iih Il Key 10 t"e MINNIE men
e"o SUI, wiz" ,"e "'o' a. anu SPlIl'uaI
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solf and Gnd =. d,.ts..,, 80. 'i.. ,''s
finn Wo usc NM. r,li..,.1 ,,,1,..o,,.'.
to vlbratc the moral ana ,t,,.,taai fa,.o,
through tho body ia ,ivo nc rorr,c,
unison
Il do not prescribe for nbvsicaI oil.
rents nor pretend to- cure 10 d,,,,,
bother with the body at all We boaI
the mind and develop talents. but 1--WE
no treatments We harmonic the on,ire
bcins connecting the soul with body"
Nine. Rique remembered the calls Of
both the witnesses. She had rubbed their
heads for the purpose of relaxation. 10
make them forget their headaches and
mako them breathe through the mouth
to bring on sigh.
Even dog knows how 10 give vent
to the feelings or MS BODY IN sigh sho
added
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FAYST'ON.

Stanley Martin will board with Mrs.
+. A. Bragg this fall and attend high
school in Watsfield.-J. B. Thompson and
daughter, Mrs. Della A. Waterman, and
granddaughter, Vivian, of st. Adams
visited the old homestead at T. c. Hills
Friday.-Alfred SMALL died August 20
after a long illness, caused by the grip.
He was born in Elgin. =. O.. May b..
1892 only son of John II. and Susan NJ.
Carr Small. He leaves his father and
two sisters, Jennie s. and Susie May.
The funeral was at his home August %,
the Rev. +. H. Roberts officiating, Mrs.
p q. Hill sang Crossing the Bar" There
were many beautiful flowers from friends
and from the Rehoccas, the Circles and
the Wocdmen. Those present from away
we're Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD Maxwell of
Montpelier, Miss Pearl Carr Of Hunding-
don, 2. O., and Paul Burroll of Barre
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ORLEANS COUNTY


1t is practically decided that the Roman
Catholics will erect a chapel In the near
future on land given hy Mr.. Bouchard on
his farm, Just EAST of the village There
has never been Roman Catholic Church
in the town, although mission has been
held at North Troy several times The
credit for the new church belongs to the
Rcv. Joseph Lavirnc Of Lowell. where
Lowell, Troy and Westfeld and a part OF
Albany attend at St. Ignatius. Father
Lavigne has had % years arduous SER
vice as missionary TO the Sioux Indians
in the American and Canadian north
west
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

y. H., was solemnizcd at the St. Ig-
natius Church Monday, Aug 2s. at 93o
a. m. the Rev. Joseph Lavgnc performed
the ceremony. The wedding guests par
of ,he Irilc's parents MIR and Mrs
Thomas Gilbert. In the evening reception
was given them by DR.. and Mrs ID. j,
Shechan at their home. They received
many presents, useful and valuable -
Henry Sylvester of Brockton, Mass, is a
visitor in town.-Carl Winchester Is in
Sherbrooke, QUE Monday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph German,
Mrs Francis Desautcls died aged 20 years
and Z months. The remains were taken
Wednesday to Montgomery Center for
the funeral snd interment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. Almira Herbert died on Monday at
]. ]. Duffany's Raymond Britain
was called to Waterbury on Monday be-
cause of the sudden death OF her mother
Mrs. John Stack died Monday after "a
long Illness at her home in Montpelier.
Inc interment was here.-A pcrma-
nent road has been put in from the
Center to the william Holden place and
work Is to be commenced at once at the
top of Academy hill and a permanent roao
built as far north as the Winter hil.-Thc
annual Dog River Valley fair will be held
September s. 6 and I. with the usual at
fractions. Some good purses will be trot-
ted for and many horses of State reputa-
ton have already been entered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
WARREN.

The Long reunion was held at George
Longs last week, SO being present from
Montpelier Middlesex, Monkton, Waits
field and Fayston. The next one is to
he held at the home of Edgar Long in
Eavston. in lel9.-Miss Persis Richardson,
who has entered Waltstield high school,
is at George Wallis s.-George Bragg,
who was i'll last week, Is again aole 10
resume his work in the store.-ho"ard
IaRose was in Granville Sunday.-Lucy
Chatfied, who works at G. a. Bragg s.
Is enjoying two weeks vacation In
Middlebury Guy Thayer, son of Leon
Thayer. is in a very critical condition.
Mrs w. F. Dana is very i'll and nervous
prostration is feared.-Mrs. T.. II. Van
Deusen and Mrs. Bert Miller were in
North Fayston Thursday.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
WATERBURY.

superintendent NJ w. Chaffee has
returned and Ia arranging for the open
ing of the district schools, excepting
the Center, on August IS and the viii
laGo schools on September 8. Tho
teachers aro High school, f. w. Rhon-
nher. Vera Powell and Belle Anderson.
grade <, Mrs, Jennie Ilawley; grades
6 and :. Julia Hayes; grade D. Lena
Wallace, grade A. Mary Alger; grade
g. Bertha Joslyn grade . Frances
Smith; grade /, Mrs. Ida Houston;
Remington. Agnes McGrath: Little
River Miss Robinson; Kicker Noun
tain. william II. Glossy: Cotton Brook,
Clara Severy Gregg Hill Ebert
Graves: Center, Olive May; Shutes-
vile, Minnie Decell; Bryan, Mary Cup
TIL Looms Hill, Mary Merriam; Kneel
and Flat Mary Manning, Blush Hin
Grace Manning. Mr. and Mrs Phillip
| Shonio and son, J. Crossett Shonlo,
went to Queen cry Park Saturday and
returned last night-Miis Lena Henry
and Miss Dorothy Henry of Cleveland,
Ohio, are guests at the Henry farm
On account OF the inclement weather
and the band concert being postponed,
| there were not as large an attend
ance at the ice cream sale at the Con-
gregational Church Friday evening.
Mosto of the food was sold, however,
and a neat little sum realized by the
young people.-The Dorcas society of
the South DuXhury Church met with
Mrs b. ]. Avery Wednesday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Richardson and
daughter Of Montcluir, n. j.. are in town
for n weeks stay.-Mr. and Mrs. Ebert
wyman and family returned to their
homo in Stnrksboro Monday-Dr.
Edward Wells OF Poston. Lucus Wells
and Miss Effie Wells Of burlington have
Joined their parents at the Waterbury
! lnn-C. c. Warren, Jr., left Saturday
night for a four weeks western trip, He
will visit Oklahoma City before his re-
turn.
wilbur Pharmas Parker of the firm of
Parker Bros. died Tuesday morning In
burlington whence he was taken for al
operat ton Monday night. The body was
brought back TO his home here Tuesday
afternoon Mr.. Parker was born in
Syria 81 years ago the 10th OF last
January. He is survived by his parents
TWO brothers. who We're In business Will
him. and one sister in Burlington. One OF
these brothers who is travelling had mo-
been located Yesterday but the funera
Will probably be held from St Andrew
Church tomorrow morning al ten o'clock
Mr. Parker was a Woodman and {
Forester and much liked by all who knew
him. He was successful in business, haC
lived in this country i6 wears. and in thii
town seven years.-Mrs. Mary Bulkele,
> Of hsep A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
LOW ELL.

Mr. ana Mrs, Charles CorliSs are the
parents of an II pound boy, born Aug. Is.
-Theophics Desautels of Dover \. H.,
was called here the first of the week
by the Illness and death of his mother
Mis-. Francis Desautels. Mrs S. b. cello
Of Aver, Mass, ~ visiting relatives in
town Miss Kate cannon Of Sazus. Mass"
is spending few weeks al the home Of
her uncle, r, r. Murphy rho remains
Of "a Somg daughter a. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oum lloudley of Montgomery We're
hruu-M here for burial l'rl,iaN.-The
marriage Of Miss Annie Gilbert, daughter
of Mr.. and Mis-, Thomas Gilbert of Vest
field and Timothy Sullivan of Manchester,
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. and Mrs Putnam were IN town
Saturday.-Cora EVELYN Benjamin teach
&c In Adamant the coming yo1r.-- schools
in town oponed on Monday.--Dr. ana Mrs.
Newton. who have been passing two
weeks at the home OF Frank Batcheloer'
have returned TO Montpeller.-Mrs W.
Y. Goodel is spending few days with
DR. Halls family AZ their cottage near
Lake MemphrcmaGog. Miss Lucy Sao'A
returned 10 Burlington on TueSdaT'
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NOT INTERESTED

"Oh dear" remarked a pretty school
teacher. who has been spending the sum-
ner in Canada. Iii soon will be time to
go to school"
"rut. my dear" said her mother, what
a noble thing it is to teach the 'hhoreh
how to live useful Lives.
Yes but some are terribly stupid
continued the teacher Take the case
of little Johnny, he never Will know
much I asked little IohhnN last session
when Columbus died.
." oh, | dunno, teacher he replied.
Didn't oven nnow de guy was sick -
Phiiapelphia Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31
SOUTH ROYkLTON.

Extensive repairs have been begun up
on Chelsea street, between lhe hrldse
and Dicterman's corner, under the u-
rection of \. y. Merril-The town plcnlc
held at RoYalton was largely attended,
G. r. Southgate of Barre has been in
town the past week.