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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-16
BOLTON

The justice suit OF Mrs. NJ. Sabin
against Fred and George May for tres
pass and damage, which was to have
been tried on the 9th, was postponed I'M
til the 25th.-Mrs. Mabel Fiddock has re-
turned from few days visit with her
mother in Williamst Nina
Preston and her brother Fred Fleury,
who have been visiting at W. G. Preston's
for a few days, returned to their homo
in MiddleseX Tuesday.--L Senior, who
spent a week on a fishing trip at the
home Of \. Parker in St. George. re-
turned Thursday. Bert Norton who was
accidentally shot IN the leg year or
more ago, is i'll at L. Senor's The lead
was poisoning the blood and was re-
moved recently.-Mr and Mrs A. c.
Huntley attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Iluntleys cousin, John Hapgood. of
JoncsVille, Monday.-Mr. and Mrs q. f..
Sabins visited Mr. Sabins's cousin, Hiram
Fuller, in MoretoWn, last Thursday.-G
Senior of Warren visited relatives and
friends in town Monday and Tuesday. -
Inez DeforSe is stopping at tho home OF
her sister, Mrs. Bert Maya rush of
work has been going on for the past
week in order to get logs across the
river before the ice breaks up.-C. f.
SaDins is i'll with severe cold.
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JERICHO CENTER.

MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Bicknel and grand.
SON. Elmer Bc<nell who have all been
seriously i'll with the grip, are now better
Henry L. Murdoch has been confined
to the house with hard attack of the
grip the past week. His daughter Janet.
while sitting by the fire Tuesday morn
ing, was suddenly taken with fainting
attack and fell forward on to the stove
She soon revived and no serious results
are anticipated, but she was considerably
burned on the face and hands.-W j.
Nichols is another victim of the grin
being quite sick, and confined to his bed
+. ;. Ransom went to Burlington Tues
day to serve on the county court Jury
The last In the series of University Of
Vermont extension lectures un1,r the
auspices of Mansfield Grange Of this
place was given in Village hall Thurs.
day evening of this week by Prof Hills.
on the subject: what Agricultural
Extension Is Doing in other States, aud
Might DO in Vermont" With as well
known a speaker as Prof Hills, and rs
practical and interesting a subject, there
ought to be a large attendance OF farmers
and townspeople. This series Of lectures
has been an exceedingly interesting and
instructive one 1t is hoped there may
be another course arranged for next
winter.-The Rev. S. II. Barnum at
tended the meeting of pastors and dele
gates of the CongreSationalC Churches OF this
county, held at the College Street Church
in Burlington Monday, to consider the
working and adoption OF the apportion-
ment plan for benevolenccs. The church
at this village has had this plan in sue
cessful operation for the past three years
The Misses Carrie and Martha Rogers
Of Moretown are visiting their uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Fullor.-The
| pupils of the high school have in active
preparation play to be given at the
close Of school Friday evening, March q,
at the school hall-Most of the sugar
makers in this vicinity tapped their sugar
works Tuesday. a good season Is
anticipated as the weather conditions
thus far seem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clara
Nay and two children are spending a
few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Il. G. Brown. Their household goods have
been moved to Underhill and Mr.. Nay is
expected about the fifteenth of the month
TO begin his new business at Cnderhill.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

A meeting of the new board of select
men was held Thursday last to elect off
GERS and discuss town matters. john L.
Clapp was elected chairmsn.-A meeting
of the school board together with Supt.
f. T. Greene was held Monday at the
office OF W. j. Wright to complete ar
rangements for the spring term. \
twelve weeks term will be- held Iom-
menctng Tuesday, April 1.-THE direct
ors OF the independent Telephone COM
pany held a meeting Tuesday at ;he
office OF c. a. Gardyne 8. w Arm
strong Of RiChford ana d, w Pau and
II. L. smith OF East Berkshire were in
attendance. William Monteith has moT-
ed from II. NJ WiicoN's house into one
Of Nelson & Hall Co.'S houses Il. p,
I.umbra has moved into the house he re
Gently purchased OF p. q. Bremen as he
has let his farm to his son. John.--'ieorSe
Lumbra Of HardWCk was ia town sun
day-AIiss Alta DIX is spending q week 5
vacation ~ home.-P. II Coleman Went
To 81. Adams Tuesday 10 be present AT
the opening Of county court Mr. cole
man has been appointed assistant town
,,lp
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs, Jessie Carpenter Eddy. wife Of
+. l.. Eddy principal Of the high school,
lied Sunday morning after a long ill
ness. Death was due to a weak heart
which had never recovered strength from
an illness with spinal meningitis last
summer. Mrs Eddy was q Years old
and was the oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +, NJ, Carpenter Of Enosburg Falls
She was graduated from the Enosburg
Falls high school and entering Middle
bury College with the class Of 1869 re-
NAMED there two years She was a
member of the ri Beta Uni sorority
Mr. and Mrs Eddy were married two
years ago last summer and until last fan
resided in New Haven. where he was
principal oc the high school and Mrs
Eddy was his assistant. She is survived
by her husband her parents and three
sisters, Helena, Louanna and Winnifred.
Her mother has been here to care for her
since she came to this place. A prayer
service was held at her late home on
Main street Tuesday morning at $3.50
o'clock and the remains were taken TO
Enosburg Falls. where the funeral was
held Wednesday.
The high school and the ninth grade
have closed for a vacation of two weeks
and all the other grades have closed for
three weeks, The entertainment which
was 20 he held next Friday evening will
be postponed
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RICEF0PO

The funeral OF Fern Versis Robson,
daughter Of -Ir. and Mrs George Robson,
was held at the house Monday forenoon
Mt eleven clock the Rev Silas T. Perry
ofrcatng. and the burial was in the
Richford Center cemetery. The child died
OF meningitis Sunday morning, and would
have been two years old In June Resides
the parents. the child is survived by three
sisters and a brother.-The condition Of
Mrs. II. II. Westover still continues
critcal.-Th. condition OF Mrs Arthur
Mckinney, wno is IN private sanatorum
ut Montre,l, is more comfortable, and II
is hoped that she can return to her home
here this wcek.-The night train on the
Canadian Paclnc railway due here from
Boston at So 4. m, was about Ave ard
one-halt hours ate sunday motHlng. the
'elav being caused b. n freight wreck
on the Boston & Maine
Charles = Austin has purchased OF tne
Rev j. II. Wallace the house on En-
street occupied by Walter -. Lander who
is moving to his new home on Iutervale
avenue Nearly one hundred and Nifty
PEOPLE met at the Calumet club Tuesday
evening to listen to an excellent address
on The New Vermont" given by col
Frank 7. Greene OF 81 Adams. \
quartet;e composed OF Mrs, c. II Aiken
Mrs. r. NJ Pelton. Mrs. \. F, Hamilton
and Mrs, F "a. Manuel save two selec-
tons. Light cshments were served.
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cd as tho committee W. II. Finn. G. F.
Barker and f. F. stevens. The following
standing committees were appointed. on
teachers, s. Halsted Watkins. Hardy l..
REYNOLDS ana Alexander Tuscany: on
holdings, Alexander r.sc ny. Guy f.
Barker and Edward 2. Stevens: on audi
ting W. ". Finn. II l.. Reynolds and f.
T. Stevens; on supple @ = Nir,e,.
w. ii. Finn ana L. p. stevens
The wc"tinr OF NO s. 'l'a.. .fi.
istt.s club yetts,lay in '.e Me- Ao &c..
'Ar-n was cs lei r.r. .t ne.I.e.
-s .tos.rr rorat.r. .D- ..-
hc prn-'Cc't che I.u. r
.t.r ot. II. b. t.r oHa,t.,
w. On Of Georgia pea Al n
."lesInE sermon on "The tl'h
Gwen to Nan" and tho Rev. Ralph f
1--we read a paper on THE Grrepres-
sibe Conflict" A resolution OF sym
pathy was voted the president Mr..
k.on. and the next meeting set for
AprIl 4.
The city court has been busy lately.
Albert Percy pleaded guilty to an in
formation filed by States Attorney
( Hogan. charging an assault on Victoria
/ Greenfield. and was sentenced by Judge
! Post to servo not less than six months
nor moro than Y at hard labor -Four
| inebriates, James Brown Of Streeter. H..
Henry Strong OF Montreal, Patrick Hig.
gins Of Buffalo and Joseph Flanders OF
| Boston. pleaded guilty to first offenses
and were sentenced to 10 days each
MIR. and Mrs. Arson r. Collins Of the
town OF ST. Adams have announced tn,
engagement of their daughter, Eva
| Thankful. to Carlton Frederick Brown o.
, this city, The wedding Will take place
| in June
Two burglars were arraigned befor,
Judge Post in city court Yesterday, Bur
ton Stearns and w. G. Curtis OF Swanton
charged with burslari1ing the Hote
Champlan At Maqusm during the nigh
OF January 6, when they got away with
a quantity Of goods and fixtures. Stearns
who is only Il years old. PLEADED guilty
to an information filed by the States at
torney and was sentenced to the house O
correction In Rutland for not less thai
| one or more than two years. tn,
| mittimus was suspended and ne wa
placed in charge OF the probation of'cer
Curtis. who is - years old. also PLEADED
guilty and received the same r~ntence
His attorney tried TO have him also PLACED
In charge Of the probation orlcer but t,
this the State objected. and the matte
was left with the probation o1ic er to in
vestIgate and report Leonard Churcl
was convicted OF first ofrense of in
tuAicatlon and was fined IS and costs o
10 days
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BAKERSFIELD.

The basket hall game between the Bur
linrton BUSH cee College ana brigham
academy resulted In victory for
Brigham Academy, the score being 81 to
Miss May Porter OF Boston Is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs ". NJ Nara
more.-Joseph and Walter pezo,ell have
been visiting I'm Lowell Mr.. and Mrs,
George Iahele Of Sugar Hill y. H.
are visiting friends in town.. O. Pow
err, who has been Ill, is improving,
Miss olive Farrand Is seriously ill.--Mrs.
John simmonds OF Charley. Mass, is
spending few weeks with her son,
Frank Simmc ~.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The condition of Mrs. r. G. Ross. who
has been critically i'll with kidney
trouble, is slightly improved. The
family of Albert Reynolds are i'll vii
the measles, the condition of Mr..
Reynolds being critical--There will be
an entertainment at ST. Thomas
Church hall on the evening of st. Pat
rick's day. The Rev Father Lucas viii
deliver his lecture, impressions Of a
Convert.'-William l.. Bicknen and
William \. Pollard are the juryman
from this town. the March term Of
Chlttenden countN court
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sWhNTON

Or. G. f. Allen and Mrs. Allen will sail
from New York for Italy the last of
next month In quest Of health and pleas .
ure. They will be abroad three months.
Newell Bliss for the past three vcars
in the employ Of the village on cleo
,rical work principally, entered the
office OF the Webster Lumber company
nondav.--parwin Sunderland who
has been seriously Ill for several weeks.
was takon to the St, Adams hospital
Saturday.-Matthew Keith is in the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment -
Mfr. and Mrs. Flo q Russell, whowere to ~
70 oregon to reside, have abandoned the
idea and will remain in Swanton.
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TNOSRURG FALLS

The library trustees met Friday and
organized by electing w j. Chaffee.
chairman; c. l.. Ovitt. secretary; t. j.
Tyler, treasurer. Mrs. A. W isham and
daughter, Iilda, OF Lebanon, y H.. are
staying with Mrs lsham's parents Mr..
and Mrs j, G, Towle. Mrs Sarah
Farrell returned to Swanton Friday
after few days visit at F, II. Farrell's.
Misses Olive Hayden and Grace SconeId
Of Richford were in town Friday
Robert Upper Of East Fairfield is visit
ing his cousin. Mrs. w II. Kimball-
], w. Hathaway has received his com
mission as game warden,-M, J. Irish.
who travels in Maine was with his par
ents, MIR and Mrs. V A Irish, over sun
day.-The Aseltine real estate agency
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UNDERHILL.

pr. W. S. Nay has returned from his
western trip.--C. II. Hayden and daugh-
Ter. Esther have returned from Frank
m. whore he was called by the illness OF
MIS- mothor.-Mrs Julia Moulton is visit
Ing at G. II. Hayden's.-M l.. =. Met
calf went Tuesday to Shelburne to visit
her sister. Mrs. Wiley, who is seriously
ill.-Mr. ana Mrs. Newton Wright left
Monday for Poughkeepsie, \. Y, where
they will make their home for the pres
snt-Mrs. Charles Reynolds will sell ice
cream and cake Friday evening at her
home, the proceeds to go toward pur-
chasing clock for the church. A must
al program win he furnished.
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MONTGOLlERY

The Rev ana Mrs. j. T. Baxeud lie
we're plea antly surprised Friday evening
by large party OF friends to remind
them of the 25th anniversary of their
marriage Refreshments were served The
rooms were decorated with carnations
A purse of $50 was presented John O
EaNendale was at homo of the L. V. NJ,
over Sunday coming Friday afternoon
to be present AZ the reception given his
parents, Rev, and Mrs J. I. BaNendale.
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BERKSHIRE.

MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson and son.
Gordon, visited Mrs Johnson sister, Mrs.
Il. II. Barnum, of Franklin recently
Miss Candace McKenney is visiting in
sheldon Springs.-Lee Hicks returned
home from Boston Monday.-Ro' nuteny
Is In St Adams, whore he was drawn to
serve as petit juror. Mr. and Mrs John
Young of Franklin visited their son,
Theodore Young, Monday j. G.. Towle,
county road commissioner, met the road
commissioners and sclectmcnt 90 the town
han saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-16

Irving f. Perkins had the misfortune
to slip on some ice on a rear veranda
at his home Sunday and broke two
bones in his right leg below the knee.
The Ella Garfield club realized $3.50
from the entertainment Friday evening.
Arthur Douglas has bought the Rey-
nolds place on Pearl street now oc-
cupied by Henry barnes Tie will make
several changes and improvements in the
house and hopes to move there about the
fret II NAV
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WEST BOLTON

Mrs. H. Gregory is in Waterbury for
two weeks Miss Bernce Hall was home
from Cambridge SundaY.-Miss Ruth
Tomlinson is visiting friends in Grand
lsle-Mr, and Mrs, James Saith, Mrs
Mary York MIR, and Mrs Il. b. York
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Locke. and Mr.. and Mrs
r. W. Wilson attended the funeral OF
oJhn lIapgood at Jonesvllle Morday.-Mr
and Mrs, +. Lacaillade were in Burlng-
ton Tuesday-E. +. Green went to Bur
l!ngton Tuesday to act as juryman,
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HILL WEST

Mrs Homer Frazier, who has been
IN New Jerse. has returned home
Mrs. Louise ratrO returned to La
coma, N H, after few week. with
her mother. Mrs Fronk Lumbra-
Mrs Louis Rushford. "ho has been
III. is improving.-Mr 80 Mrs Henry
ShanCraw spent Saturday IN Rich
ford.-Horbert RanvIlle aud Mrs F.
I.umbrn are i'll
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Ruth Ryder of Hinesburg is visit
ing Misses Mildred White and Nora Hins-
dale.-Mr, and Mrs. Terrace Isham OF
Williston passed Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs Rollin Forbes
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Archie Rice is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for surgical treatment. She 4,
reported to be doing week.-Mrs.. +. q
Gale is at home after 10 days stay with
he' sister in Brandon.-The Ladies' Social
circle met with Mrs. c, f. Macomber
Wednesday afternoon,
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. F. a. Gorton has not been as well
the past few daNs-Miss Jessie Crane re-
turned to Burlington MondaY.-Mrs. Mark
Alger is gaining slowly.-Mr. Nellie
Selvas is assisting Mrs. T. w. Johnson
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ass era b. ;Aaway l. si'o 81, ..1..
chit.s.-W - uolbrook dro.c { ro"u.
shcnd last wst} to spend <tl'- r'-A
his flther-U. A Smith Went 10 he hp
Iital in burlington Monday for ire I'm mt
John Cuinlan, who has been sick the
Tast week, is slowly improving.-H J.
Rowland. having had trouble with ore OF
his eyes, is in burlington for treatment
The young peoples circle Of the Meth
odist Church spent a pleasant evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. W Paris.
Sugar on snow was served.
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'Con,in"sd on pace ~
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03
KENONA.

M and Mrs. J. A. Sutherland
and children, of Winslow, Arizona,
are visiting the latter's parents,
Squire and Mrs. J. S. Crossen.
Married, November 20, at the
home OF the brides brother In
Ironton, Miss Martha Hughes and
Mr.. Edward Kirkendol. Rev. Watson
officiating. Also. Miss Ruth Bow
man and Mr. Vincent Pepka were
married the l9th OF Jan. in St.
Joseph's Catholic church at Hunt
ingtoh, W. Va.
Mrs, J. Z. Hughes and children.
of lronton spent Sunday with home
folks,
VIM, Patterson, OF Neal, attended
the funeral Of his cousin, Boyd Pat
terson who was killed by an East
bound freight train early Thursday
morning.
urtis French, an n. and W. brake
man, OF Portsmouth, Is visiting
home folks.
c, G. Creagh, of Leewood, W.
Va, was visiting Kenova friends
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Kirkendol and Miss
Jessie Crossen we're shopping and
visiting friends in atlettsburg last
week.
Geo, Rowe, of CeredO, was cal
Ing on friends at Kenoya Monday
Misses Florence Hood. Iona Hat
ten and Pearl Jordan visited
friends at Neal Friday.
Sambo.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-03
The Facts About Pe=ru-na.

alcoholic beverage in disgussi possible 10 u pn
substitute for whsksy' Do people buy PerunA and use ~ o
would be thing world any one to dsmonstr. ~
~ ofsuch statements Letany the drug and purchases ~
tOfPena Lsthm undertake beverage this remedy
doses considerably larger than those the bottle Would
Peruna medical compound quite heavily loaded medicinal
tents taken in doses larger than prescribed would produce positive
ment try and We know that Pna
age that will not into1cats that cannot BE- used h ~
OR ANY OTHER wHIsKEY for that matter.
cOnans small per cent Of cologne p absolutely
solve and hold in solution medicinal ingredients but the drugs contained
Peana prohibit Its use beverage would be the easiest thing s
world for any to demonstrate this IL they
Peruna is sold everywhere THE INGREDIENTS ARE PLAINLY
PRINTED ON EACH BOTTLE Il has
chemists have analysed Peruna and found only
Whksy Now challenge chemist demonstrate statement
Lot who has smaterng knowledge Of chemistry pureha
composed Of cheap whskey and cubebs OF ur
Cube of the ingredients of Peuna but many other ~
least four other medicinal ingredients To sure no chemist could . an
ze Peruna bo able identity the medicinal ingredients MS
that Psruna heavily loaded with medicinal ingredients d
Now why are these statements repeated when their v ooud -
easily dmOnratedi Simply because there continued hostility ~
una on the part THE medical profession Very likely magazines
took the crusade against Peruna chea
med by statements Of the medical profession Probably they uss
d and reed would 10 be in order for people use e
hirness and common sense in the matter
Every time any nothing bu. cheap whiksy ana
telling lie an absolute lsshoOd MC peoe = S
the truth But the prevalent habit Of repeating peoples ates
without investigation az 70 their truth has lod wOnSaning pp
Used according the directions the bottle PERUEA Is sAYH
AND RELIABLE CATARRH REMEDY like any coca oa II
the person who takes it
It therefore up honest quit making such sasu,
concerning Psruna acknowledge repeating ah about AiA
he nothing One might just say Castor Oil a -
tried but simply repeated statements about Castor oI n.
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