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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
HICKGATE CENTER.

Miss Evelyn tnright Of Burlington was
in town sunday visiting friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Bigelow OF Marlboro. Mass,
who arc making an automobile trip
throt gh the State, were In town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Lyon were in Burling
ton Sun"aY.-Mlss Maryhelle McFeeters
spent Sunday at her home in Enosburg
FallS-Dan Branon Of burlington Is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.-Mrs
o. a. Hagan of Rchford Is the guest of
Mrs. +. A. l}a DR. and Mira. j. &.
Parker of St Adams were in town Sun
daN.-Miss Wilma Steele. who Is attend
ing the johnson Normal school, was at
her home Sunday.-Miss Clarahel Butler
has returned from Sugar Hin, n. II,
where she has had - position at the Sun
set liill House through the summer.-M.
II. ShcltuS left Monday for Woodstock,
where he has a position Miss Emily
Coats of Chicopee Falls, Mass. Is teach
Ing the primary school-Mr. and MR.
James Guymont and son. Ralph. who
have been visiting in town the past t"o
weeks. have returned to their home I'm
Mattarnn, Mass Miss Abbie Judkins +,
spending the week with friends In Swan-
lon.-Miss Ethel Tilotson of Franklin wa,
In town Sunday
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ESSEX CENTER.

Browns River creamery paid $lH for
standard milk for the month of August.
Mrs. A. C. IIaskins was in Johnson
Saturday Mary Lynch was at
home over Sunday from her school in
East Bolton.-Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bicknell, who have been guests OF
Mrs. Kate Isham and Miss Emma
Bicknell for 10 days. started Friday
for their home in Los Angeles. En-
route they will visit Boston. New York,
Washington, ID. c., and New Orleans
Mise Henley spent Sunday at her home
In Richmond.-Arthur Bentley enter
tanned a party of friends at his home
Friday evening.-Mrs. L. II. Chaplin
was in Burlington Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Wilder observed their fifth
wedding anniversary at their home
September 2O-The Rev. Samuel f.
Barnum, who is having his annual va
cation of three weeks, went Saturday
to New York city where he will visit
his son. DR.. Charles Barnum. and his
daughter Miss Gertrude Barnum who
is attending Columbia College He
will also visit relatives in Connect
cut before his return.-Miss Lena
Rochelle has been at home from Bur
IL
game with Hinesburs Saturday did not
materialize as tho Hinesburg high
school team failed to appear.-Amons
those who took in the excursion to
White River Junction Friday to at
tend the fair We're Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Nichols, Mr..
and Mrs. L. -. Moulton. Wayne Nealv.
Clifton Story, James Sturtevant. James
Morse and sons, Roy Kenyon, Haswell
and Homer Brown, Carl Barber, Jo-
seph Pratt. Lyman Eldridge and Miss
Brown and family OF Essex spent Sun
day in town with relatives.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. Fay were in Underhill Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. c. r. Nay
Ny. and Mrs. Roy NJ. Brown OF this
village and Mr.. and Mrs James Pol
lard If Essex composed an automo bile
party that spent Sunday in Hunting
ton with relatlves,-James II. Stafford.
who has been Ill for several days, Is
hetter.-Mr. and Mrs Cunntngham
who recently sold their farm to Mr.
Corrin Of Boston, have moved to New
York State.-1n the absence of the pas
tor Sunday the church service was in
charge of G. C. Bicknell and SER
mon was read by DR. Eddy.-The mis-
sionary society will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Charles Nealy Fol-
lowing tho meeting there will be
business session Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety.--Miss Wallace was the guest
Saturday and Sunday of Miss Stowell
in Underhiil.
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HINESBURG.

The Rev. Mr.. Clark If Round Lake
y. Y. former pastor Of the Methodist
Church. IS the guest OF the Rev. Mr.
sawyer Vernon Dow, who has been en-
ployed at Lake Placid during the summer
returned to the University of Vermont
Tuesday after visiting his parents here
Mrs. II. e. Cassidy went to Burlington
"Wednesday IN spend fcw days before
returning to her home In Springfield
Mass. Miss Lizzie Baldwin of BurlinCt on
was the guest OF her aunt Mrs q. D.
Roynton, sunday Mrs. j. r Miles has
been quite i'll for a few days. but is
improving Miss Kingston. who has spent
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. 4. L.
Larner. has gone to the Fanny Allen
hospital to take course In nursing
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RICHMOND.

Mir and Mr.. NJ q. Leart have
returned to their home in Burlington after
a short stay with relatives in town MIR.
and Mrs f.. T. FlagG have returned from
a business trip to New York;. G. Mich
OILS has returned from White River June
ton, whera he was employed during the
week Of the fair.-C. S. Goodrich has re-
turned from a 10 months stay in Castle
Rock, Colo Mrs. Goodrich who went
earlier in the year, is much improved in
health and will return home in a few
weeks. having stopped at Baltimore,
where she will be the guest of her sister
Miss Julia Dover of Burlington is visit
ing her sister. Mrs A. l.. Terrien.
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WESrFORD.

Mrs. Myra Whipple returned from Wis
ting her daughter in Nchford Saturday
night.--Mlss Hazel Wilcox Is visiting
friends in Burlington.-M and Mrs
Harry Farnsworth are the parents of
daughter, born the first OF the Week.-Mrs.
3. A. Stone spent last week with her par
ents In East Georgia. parcel shower
was given Miss Elsie Stearns Friday
night.-Miss Annie Smith OF Washington,
d. c., is visiting her brother +. y. Smith
Several schools in town closed Friday
so the teachers could attend the State
Fair-Wesson Macomber is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.--Miss LESSEE Cobb was at
home from ESSEX Junction Sunday
1t is reported that Albert +. Wilcox has
bought the Warren farm.--J. l.. Rice
VIII McLane, Alfred McLane and sew
erel others attended the State Fair
Miss Elsie Stearns returned from Nor
risville Friday night.-A young child of
Mr. and Mrs. Badger. who live on the
A. C. Robinson farm, died Saturday with
cholera infantum. MIR. Pryor and Miss
Pryor are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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RICHFORD.

Porter n, Bliss of Boston, a former
resident of this place, is here visiting
relatives and friends.-Ernest Marston
and Miss Josie Williams were married
september II by the Rev. w T.
Forsythe.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Armstrong of
ST. Adams is visiting friends In this
place,--Fred W. Phaneuf OF Harding,
Mass is here visiting his mother. Mrs.
Pctar Phaneuf. and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs Watson W. Smith of
Pennington, Conn, are visiting In this
plaoe.-Miss Helen Baker has bought
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Heatherlngton have gone to their home
In Royalton.-The Rev. L. p. Treat con-
Quoted services Sunday afternoon
Gladys Fuller is tho guest Of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fuler.-Thc
Kings Daughters fair is to be held the
week OF the 10Th of October.-Hcnry
Pease accompanied r. b. Gillett TO Rut-
land Saturday. The farmers are busy
filling their os--Wiliam Mcuovern OF
tho Vermont Condensed MIX company's
force assisted in the creamery while c.
c. Fuller was having his vacation.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total c'earances OF wheat and flour
were equal to $4,000 bu. Primary receipt.
were ll25.00O bu, compared with l.Ca2. 90
bu the corresponding day a year ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whea
81 cars; corn 2"o cars; oats l34 cars; hogs
1S,nN head
UTTER-Firm, creameries, 21IaG261act
daires. 19d24c.
EGGS-steady receipts, 79H cases; al
mark cases included. 157lSc; nrsts l9c
prime firsts, 2oc,
CHIEFS -Unsettled. dairies. lic; twins
lSlaT@4c; Young Americas. lie; Long
Horns lac
ATOES-Irregular Wis and Mich,
60Q62c MINI. and Marie, 63a65c; receipts,
65 cars.
POULTRY-Live, easy. turkeys, l5c,
fowls, H2dllc; springs. l2c
NEAL-Steady. 90 to 60 III. WITS. SQsc,
60 to So lb. WITS, 9iadlOl,c s. to 10 ID, WITS
lie
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET

Boston, Sept p.
FLOU R-Spring patents, s.. S@i@23
spring clears, N.3o1@e"; winter patents
s46taj; winter straights, s4-p1 -; win
ter clears, stt45o, Kansas patents, $3.50
$50.
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAI-Bas
cornmeal, Sl.h0l5o; granulatei, $3.50
400. boted. s3.NH3.a5, rolled oatmeal, s. q
ass cut and ground, Slop6.55; rye flour,
s. 7od6.20, graham, S3.>5U4.6o, rye meal,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(COntinucd from page ~

Holmes Is at home from the Home For
Destitute Children in Burlington
william H. Bailey, who was principal OF
the high school last season, and Miss
Marion Richards, who was assistant
were married at Portland Me. Satur-
day, September %. Mr.. Bailey has Il po-
sition this year Mt Kent's Hin Seminary,
Me-. where he Is professor of Latin
Miss Grace Phillips OF Sheldon has been
visiting friends in town.-R. NJ. Hardy,
who has boon visiting his uncle and aunt.
the Rev. and Mrs. u. II. Strong, has re-
turned 10 his home In Massachusetts,
Mr. and Mrs ID. D. Parker and daughter
Of Richmond were guests ut r. !. Rob-
inaons Sunday.--Mrs. Ray Tall and
daughter Mildred go to Port Arthur,
ont, Wednesday, where they Will make
their home Mrs. G. G. Thompson cele-
rratod her 18th birthday September 20.
Ilcr friends sent her a postal shower, in
which she received 200.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

Miss Myrtle Mosier went to kingston
Ont, Monday for n few months.-Mrs'
M j. Goodrich of Wollaston, Mass Is
visiting friends in town.-The Noman'S
Home Missionary society viii meet with
Mrs. A. G, Derby Wednesday, october T.
for dinner.-Miss Millicent Corps, dea-
coness. win come Thursday to assist In
the special meetings which are being
held at East Franklin. There VIII he no
services here next Sunday-The West
Berkshire band viii furnish music for
conservative celebration at frehshs-
burg. Que, Wednesday evening.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Sunday was the 30th anniversary of
the Rev. j. y. Il. Pouliot's ordination to
the priesthood. Fifteen years of that
time has been spent in Essex Junction
where ne has had charge 60 the Church
Of the Holy Family.
Bans of marriage were published Sun
day at the Church of the Holy Family
between Edward Bashaw. son of Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Bashaw and Hattie
Valyou daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Valyou Of this place.
William b. johnson & Son. proprietors
of Lake Champlain creamery, paid sl24
for milk and 81. 26 for cream for the month
OF August.
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in 1875 and was the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Scion Adams. She lived most OF her
life In Jacksonville Fla, and was mar
rled in that city in 1900 TO James Garfield
Walker, who with one son, j. Rhett Walk
err aged three years, survive her. She il
also survived by her mother and one sis
ter, Mrs l.. l.. Warner of Atlanta. Ga.
For several years past Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker have lived in Arlington, n j.,
but they came to this city about two
months ago in the hope of benefiting Mrs.
Walkers health. The funeral. which was
private, was held at the home of Mrs
Eleanor M. Walker on South Main street
yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock and
the burial was in the South Main street
cemetery.
Miss Matilda Richards and George
Rochcford. both OF this city, were mar
ricd at Holy Angels Church Monday
morning at five O'Clock. the Rev. l.. X.
Dcsrochcrs performing the ceremony.
MIR and Mrs ROCKFORD will spend a few
days in Montreal after which they will
return to this city and make their home
with the groom's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Theodore Rocheford, of Federal street
George l.. paYette Of Ottawa. Ont, for
merry of this city, and Miss Georgianna
Courvile. daughter of Mir and Mrs Lu-
cicn Courvilc, were married Mt Holy An
Eois' Church TucgdaN morning at clsnt
o'clock, the Rev. l.. II. Desrochers per-
forming the ceremony. The bride was at
tired in a white marqulsctte gown made
over white satin ana she wore a white
hat. Her maid of honor was her sis
ter, Miss Maria Courville, and the hest
man was Leo MERCER Of St Johns. que.
Miss Addie Lacroix presided at the organ
and in addition to the wedding march
played several other selections Follow
ing the ceremony a reception was held at
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. Tayetto left thnf evening for Mont
real, where they will spend a few days
before going to their future home in Of
tawa, where Mr.. Payette has a position in
tho government printing Office.
Mics Jcnu;" Gauvrrau Cied Tuesday
morning after IN illness of several
months with consumption. The deceased
was ~ years old and is survived by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank q.
Gauvreau. two brothers. \. j. Gauvrcau
of Montpelier and Arthur +. of Wnon-
socket, r. l.. and five sisters Mrs. Dollar
Mcnard of Waterbury and Mrs. Philip
Pclkey, Misses fortensc. Edith and
aurora Gauyreau Of this city
retor Molasso. aged Il years. an old
and we'll known rcsidont Of St Adams
town, was found dead in his bed Tues
dav morning by neiEhbor who came. a.
was his custom to hrine Nj Molass1 his
breakfast, The deco Used had been in poor
health for some time past.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

State Highway Commissioner Gates
of Franklin was in town Saturday, ac-
companied by County Commissioners
Towle Ray Kingsley took his son to tho
hospital Saturday for medical treatment
at Burlington. George Monueth of Alb
bolts Corner visited at william Mon
tieth's over Sunday.-John Wooster OF
Franklin was In town last week survey
ing for Nelson & Hall company In conhec-
ton with the law suit between them ana
Taplin, Rowell, Lang & Wehster'-Hue'
Orton of Westford 10 clerking ~ w,
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs F. l. Marvin and daugh-
tiers, Hazel and Frances OF St. Adams,
passed Sunday at the homo OF Mrs. l.
Francis Jolley.-Ceorge Sinclair has pneu-
monia.-Mr. and Mrs, John Lebare at
tended the funeral of Mr., Caller at Pigeon
I'M Wednesday, September 27.-Linus
Leavens OF Cambridge Is spending few
days on his farm.-Clarence St Johns, Jr,
entertained 10 of his young friends Satur-
day afternoon, September 23-Willard
Cassidy went Monday to Randolph Cen
ter to attend the Vermont State school OF
agrtculture
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Wright's store,-Homer Baker spent the
first part of this week In Berkshire Sc
lectman A. Il. Gates has received OF the
German Commercial Accident company OF
Philadelphia, Pa. a check covering the
expenses OF burial and Identification eX-
penses N Willie Girard. who was killed
in July in one of j. G. Hutchins's logging
camps-The Rev. j. A. Cote was In Rich
ford the first part OF this week
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Mary Quinlan. teacher OF the
village school, Is suffering from a sprained
ankle. the result of a fall The school is
closed for . week,-Alfred Stacy, who
has been spending the summer at home.
las returned to Boston. Mr.. and Mrs
Eebert Peck of Goodland, Indiana, have
been visiting Mr.. Pecks cousins Mr..
and NrS. A. Il, Stearns and Mrs, Lucy
Sackmar,-M Annie WaIlen Of Prov.-
corce r. l.. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". o. Baker Walter snd Susie Tatro
az VerseHue9. who have Doen visiting
Their COUSINS, the Misses Maud and Lutte
Scott, have returned home.--MisS Clara
Harris Of Monkton has been visiting her
bother. William T.. harris, foI a week.
Mrs, Timothy BEr,eigh and daughters,
Nbs Fredcril;g and Mrs Jesse Swenor,
Hrd infnu, OF Lee, Mass, ara guests OF
~. and Mrs. ". c. Scott, Mrs Burleigh 8
carcnts.-N farm horse belonging to
Peach Beers was found Friday In the
ra'turc with one leg broken, The horse
sac shot.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Stearns
and four children from st. Adams arc
VISITING Gt A. y. SteIrnss DR. and Mrs.
v. W. Chamberlain, who have been Visit.
nG their porents DR., and Mrs. w. n
=. Ns-neJ, tor = month. loft FRIDAY for
!ieif home in LansihS, Mich.-Mr and
Mrs. Paul sory"ll went 70 MoNktor Sun.
day 10 attend the funeral OF Mrs sorrsIl.
brother, En!nons Morrill,
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Selwin White died at the Sher-
wood sanatorlum sunday night.--B. r.
Kinney is seriously ill.-Mrs William
Howard is visiting friends ut the i}oro.--
Miss Landon spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home at Grand isle.-Carrle Wells
has finished work at Camp Rich
Amos Stearns.-Mrs Andrew Shores has
gone to burlington on account of a sur
gical operation which her daughter,
Laura. Is to UNDERGO
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ENOSBURG.

Miss Florence Perley has gone to
Franklin to resume her duties In the high
school.-Mrs Mary Loverin. who has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs Warren
Perley. returned to her home Monday
Mrs. Rhoda Cushman IL At the home OF
her sister, Mrs, Schuyler Stcvens'-iler-
vey Nichols. who has been visiting his
mother and other relatives In town. re-
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Sept q.
BEEVF,S-Receipts, 200. Demand slow
Market unevenly lower Steers. s425 70
s7o5; bulls 500 to Sab; COWS. $50 r.
s460. Dressed beef slow at 10 l1ioc.
fancy beeves. 12c.
CALVES Receipts PA. Market firm
for good veals, Crassers, % to 5oc lower
Veals, 5000 1915; culls, SOFAS. co. grass
ers, 500 to 500; southern and western
calves s+Ocd6.50 dressed calves steady;
city dressed veals 11TSiec country dress
ed. 10dl4c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 7.452.
sheep steady. good lambs steady: Others
slow 20 shade lower Sheep, $3.50 to s3-5.
culls. S. 80 to s2n; lambs. 81 to S. Go.
culls. AOoT4.5o; yearlngs. $500 10 $3.50
HOGs-Receipts. 1855. Market lower al
s5.75G725; pigs quoted at So sodG75
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago Sept II.
RYE-No. 2. 941aG95c.
BARLEY-7ocGSl 25
TIMOTHY|s1251 d1475
CLOVER-sl3 256I1qo5
WHFAT-Sept. 94c; Dec a76sq3.c; Nav
sLOSa
aAc.
oATs-sept. 45asc: Dec. 47a.c: Ma,
i97sc
MESS PORK-Jan. N4so
LARD-sept. s9o7la Oct s1o5. Jan
S.72la.
SHORT R1Hs-Jan. S775a7.7712
FLOTR-Steady.
RYE-No. ?. 9fAdn5c
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BEAVER.

Mrs Hobart Leach and Miss Sarah
Leach went to Barre Monday to attend
the Baptist State convention, Lucian
Caswen is visiting friends in Potsdam.
N Y, and will attend the Malone fair
Mrs Julia Daniels is quite poorly. Ernest
Daniels was in West Milton Sunday
Roy Hastings has kone to his home In
Canada to vote. and to attend the funeral
OF his brother. who has died since he
went home.
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S'NANTON CENTER.

Mrs James Tabor of West swami on
who has been critically III for ten days
with acute Indigestion and compiled
lions, IL thought to he gaining slowly
Mrs. Tabor is sister OF Mrs Harriet
Martin of Skeelss Corner-Miss Nell
lie Catlin IL teaching the school OH the
county road-Mrs. J. r, Catlin went
to Burlington Tuesday night
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EWtMTON

The extensive farm barns belonging to
II. Carman on the St Adams road wcrc
destroyed By fire early Friday morning
involving Il loss of three or four thousand
dollnrs. new silo had Just been COM
destroyed. The origin of the fire was un-
known. No insurance al the present time
witt the Swanton insurance agencies
This Is the third time within a few years
that the Carman buns have been de-
strOyeG b. fire.-Town Clerk Loselc
has issued Sc resident cunning licenses
thus far this season and three non-resi-
dent licenses As the season advances
this number will he largely increased
Mrs. james McNally and Miss Jennie
Brennan nave returned from North Da-
kota. where they nave been for the past
five weels.-Kar' S'covic Of this place
was married Wednesday in Montreal to
Miss May Mckenzie of Ormstown, Que,
the Rev. MIR. Martin performing the cere-
mony. Mr. Stecyie has been employee for
several years with the Robin Hood Am
muntion company. They will live in the
Hyatt place. which Mr.. Steevie purchased
some time ago.
Frank Jcwett of Buffalo Is the guest OF
his parents, Nh auu A'I-. ~. T.. .Ievrtt.
for a few days.-Lyman Burt Tobin went
To- New York Monday to take up his
work Tor another year as one of the mas
ters in the Blake school ana to resume
his studies in the New York law school. -
Mrs James Rabbit Of Andover Mass
wife Of the late Rev. Mr.. Rabbit. for sew
ersl years pastor of the Conversational
Church at Swanton and later of Brattle-
boro is the guest of Mr., and Mrs, T., p,
Adams. She Is to take her grandchildren
who have been spending the summer here,
TO the home of her son, Professor Bah
bitt at Haverford, Pa. Next month Mr..
Adams and family move To- Oakland, cal,
~ reside with Dr lamuel Adams -- Mrs
George Farms worth, who had been in fail
ing health for some time, dnd Sunday
evening Of consumption.
The funeral of Mrs. George lrarnsworth
was held from the church of the Nativity
TUESDAY morning. with intnrmont In the
Catholic cemetery .-Suplen RobstGw has
purchased Of Joseph Rheaume of Corn
wall the building on First street, known
as the Trudeau property,-Alhert Ayers.
son of T.. \, Ayers, started TucSd,Y for
Ann Arbor to enter upon his Sec
ond year in the law school at
the University of Michgan.-Dr. No
Burney of New York is up for week Of
duck shooting in the Misssuuoi marshes
over TIE preserve of McBurney a. Clark.
These extensive duck grounds have been
controlled by DR., McI3urney for 10 Years
or more. They are patrolied by A watch
man from tho time tn. ice goes out until
freezc-up, During the shooting season
! two extra men are employed. This Is the
J first time the doctor has been on these
grounds for two years but for many
years he was yearly visitor w. r
! Payne of Kingston. Pa. camc last week
| for duck shooting on the Payne preserve
| making his headquarters at the club
house on Mctcalf island at the mouth OF
| the river.