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The Winslow mail., 1912-11-30
Applications for Grazing
Permits

No11oG 10 AlCICUy given C110O
all applications for permits to
-graze. cattle, horses. hogs and
sheep, within the Sstgreayes Ma
tional Forest during the season of
1913 must be filed in my office at
Snowflake, Arizona, on or before
January Is, 1913. Full informa-
ton in regard to the grazing fees
to be charged and blank forms to
be, used in making applications
will be furnished upon request.
CHAS. H. JENNINGS,
Acting Supervisor.
::s..::.y 10
A farmer finds a one-dollar bill
and appropriates it, by right of
discevery,-:to himself. He goes to
town and pays, it to a newspaper
man on. what he owed him; the
newspaper man hands it over to
a:i1ieeTrcharft d to settle his account;
the the rnafchant pays his meat bill
with W}V it Vaffd7the. butcherpays it
back to the original finder to fin
ish paying for a calf he had pur-
chased, after which the farmer
takes it to the bank and discovers
it to be counterfeit, and on the
ensuing Sunday puts it into the
missionary collection. Query Are
all. these, {. debts cancelled with
the spurious Joys one dollar?
!. Frisky;2,:; Gillard and wife had
the assistance; of Banker and
Mrs: Kaufman and Yardmaster
Folsom in dfsposing Of the Ma
tional Bird" on Thursday.
VIM. j. Workman left Monday
;tforning for San Diego, CAL, to
visit with his mother and recup-
crate from his secent revere i'll
ness ~
T. J. Bourne Of Mutual life
fame was a business visitor in
town this week.
L. Fenton and ST Perkins ar
rived home Sunday morning
from the mountains where they
have been hunting the 'big game
having bagged their share.
Born To. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Kelly, a girl, Wednesday even
ing. Mother and baby doing well.
Messrs. J. H. Hopkins, L. B.
Maxwell, forest ranger, and
F. M. Kildare were initiated in
to the local lodge of Elks Thurs
dav evening,
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-30

To the Contestant making the
largest gain up to 6 p: m., Dec.
18th. will receive one-half dozen
Rogers silver teaspoons and one
half dozen Rogers silver table
spoons.
Nominations for this contest
are now closed and no new names
will be added to the list of con-
testants,
WINSLOW FURNITURE co.
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-30

Mrs. Cline R. Asbury who has
been quite sick for a number of
weeks is reported as feeling
somewhat better at the present
writing.
j. A. Lyons Of Babbitt Bros.
Nero. Co., left this week on
visit with his family at Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Ratelle and
son were dinner guests Thanks
giving Of Mrs. Ratelle's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Daze.
The Winslow mail., 1912-11-30

The club of the Ladies Society
of the B. of L. F. e. E. met with
Mrs. johnson and Sparks.
The latter was happily surpris-
ed with shower Of beautiful
gifts. Those present weere; Mes
DANES Thornton, Murphy, Burke,
Recorder, Phillips, Dawson and
Mrs. E. L. and S. L. Hosler. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. E. L. Hosler Dec.
the 10th.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-28
OAKLEY Continued.

The Band Orchestra will play at
Davidson Bros. Store every Saturday
evening from 8 till 8 O clock. Their
store will also close every Friday at
IL o'clock noon.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Jenkins who has been
sick for a number of weeks past is
able to be out again. He took ride
into town on Monday of this week.
Mrs. Julia Handy of Boise and Mrs.
Mabel Thompson of Baker City, Ore
Ron, are visiting with their mother,
Mrs. Kate Samuelson at present and
may remain for some time.
Mrs. Oliver B. Pickett left for
Brigham City Wednesday where she
will visit her brother, Robert Marcus
for two weeks.
For Sale: -Burros and pack outfits.
For further information address,
Raft River Land & Live Stock Com
pany, Bridge, Idaho.
A IL pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Morris on the 26th
inst. DR.. Nelson attending.
A sprained ankle may as rule be
cured in from three to four days by
applying Ghamberlain's Liniment
and observing the directions with
each bottle. For sale by all dealers
H. X. Mcbride and company OF
shearers returned from the Three
Creek country Wednesday, after ar
absence of several weeks shearinp
sheep in that section. Mr.. Mcbride
reports having had larger number
of sheep to shear than anticipated
when leaving here.
Burton E. Morse, Architect anC
Charles Helmer, Contractor of Twin
Falls were in the city yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-07
1t Was Frowsy.

-assented Alvin Darce, poet, critic
sand magazine editor. "You don't
get the right touch, you see. You
make the tramp all beer and dirt
mo human interest. Get back to
your old forte-the simple viii
lager. Look here, there's big
chance on Japan. Put in a year
there and write something worth
while.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-07

d do 1t only Tor little raul,
said Philip North, and his big
bluff voice became gentle as that
of woman's. "FIe couldn't stand
trip like that"
Little Paul, the crippled broth
er, was the tender spot in the
heart of Philip North. Even blase
Alvin Darce had seen something
in the wonderful love between
those two that made his own bar
rem heart ache at times.
WELL" he said, eff you're
bound to immortalize the tramp,
do it right, that's all. Cultivate
the genius. Study him. I've an
idea. Come with me.
Darce was cratic and wilfu1,
and North never questioned his
leadership. The former proceed
ed to the cheap lodging house dis
trict of the city and piloted the
way up the stairs OF one OF It's
cheapest structures. He spoke to
a man at a desk. The latter called
an assistant, and a minute later
the two friends were halted in
front of the last of row of mar
row sheet-iron rooms with a wire
netting over the top.
On a wretched cot lay a big,
good-natured looking fellow, I'M
mistakably a tramp. He was only
half dressed, and he stared with
bleared eyes at his unexpected
visitors.
Remember me, don't you,
Frowsy?" inquired Darce.
"Why, sure" assented the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
HILL WEST.

MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Rushford were
Weekend visitors in this placc.--Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Maynard are guests of their
daughter, Mrs 5. ID. levitt, and family
for a few days.-H. L. DONNA. Mr.. and
Mrs clyde ShangraW were guests of Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Rushford Saturday and at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Shangraw
sunday. They came in Mr.. Domina's
automobile-Mr. Clark Rodney Reed and
brother of RiChford were here Sunday.
They came in their automobile.-Roy Fra
zier Of WATERFOWL Mass, is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Frazier,
for a few days-Mrs. II. II. Rossier Is
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. T.
Shangraw, for an indefinite tme.-Mrs
Joseph rotvin and two children were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Centerbar
Sunday at Ilectorvile.
Mr.. and Mrs Moffatt were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rushford last Sun
day.--Dorothy Rushford has returned
home from her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Calvin Rushford.-Mrs. Ell Wether-
by is a guest of Mrs. Lucy Hawkins
this week.-Ethel Centerbar was a guest
of Gladys f. Bomhard the first of tn
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

III town. Her father, the Rev. a. y. Pee
bles, is expected here for a day on his
way home from California Mr.. and Mrs
NJ NJ Miller and children are spending
three days with her brother, Editor Gill
pin, at Barton before returning to Yonk-
ers-Miss AMMAN Common of Yonkcrs Is
spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. w A. Young Miss Laura Miller Of
Tarrytown ~ Y. Is here with her uncle
A. j. Miller, and aunt, Mrs. II. 9. Miller.
Wilbur Bovnton and wife of Usage,
Iowa, are here and at Troy rcvisiting
their former home and friends.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Iarned and child of fonk-
crs, n Y, are guests Of thcir cousins,
Mrs. II. o. Miller and Mrs. ". u. Bell.
Louis James and family of Worcester,
Mass, are also expected next week to
visit them and Mrs. Bcll will return with
them to Springfield, Mass.-The Hon. and
Mrs a. w. Woodwork and party of three
friends motorcd up from Enoshurg rails
last week for two days with his nephew,
D. c. Woodwork.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
BRANDON.

During the thunderstorm Wednesday
July 10 lightning struck the barns on the
L. c. Fay farm and burned them. The
loss is estimated At about Se,5oo, with an
Insurance on the buildings OF $500,
Mrs. Sophia Bashaw. wife of Levi A.
Bashaw. died Saturday evening at her
homo on Maple street after Il brief Ill
ness. Deceased was - years of age. Be
sides her husband she Is survived by two
sons A. a. Bashaw Of St. Adams and a.
H. Bashaw of Rutland. and four daugh-
tiers, Mrs Louise Ladue % Florence.
Mass, Mrs. EXilda Shambo of Rutland,
Mrs, Emma Iazzell of Rutland and Mrs.
Julius Helphia. who lives here. The fu-
neral was held Tuesday morning Of
nine o'clock at ST. MarYs Church and
was largely attended. The bearers We're
Alphonse Lazzell Lawrence Delphia,
George and Eugene Shambo. Louis Lag
zell and Leon Shambo. all grandsons OF
the deceased. Burial was in the Catholic
cemetery --Word was received Monday
afternoon of the death of Miss linda say
cry. dauGhter OF Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Saw
cry, formerly of this town, at her home
In West Haven. conn. The body was
brought here Wednesday on the mail
train for burial in Pine Iiill cemetery
There will be a brief service conducted at
the grave by the Rev. G. L. Beals.-A
daughter was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs Harry ], Griswold. ladies OF
the Methodist church held a lawn party
Tuesday on the church laWn.-Will
| II. Fiefield of Albany, y, Y, Is VISITING
his mother. Mrs. NJ E. Fiefield- V. c
| johnson of New Haven. Conn, is spend
| ing his vacation with his family at Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Johnson's.- Miss Cora
| Cameron is spending two weeks at hei
home here, Miss Alice White of Bristo
| is in town.-Mrs. Phelps Kellogg ant
daughter of Florence. Mass, are visit
| ing at W. O. Talbot's Arthur j. Black
mer of Middlebury was in town yester
| day to take charge of the funeral OF Mrs
| Sophia Bashaw.
! Marble Chapter, No, So order of the
| Eastern Star. will hold a social this
evening in Grand Army hall A musl-
cal program will be given and re-
freshments served.--Dr. w. r. Marsl
has sola his cottage at Lake punmor,
to Frea r. Basker,-The body of Miss
| Hiida Slavery, who died Monday at hei
home In West Haven, Conn, was
brought hers yesterday afternoon 70,
burial In Pine Hill cemetery c. *
Slavery and Charles Slavery accompan
led the remains here,-The Rev. an,
Mrs. ]. Vanor Carton OF Taunton
Mass, are In town for a few weeks.
Miss Rachel Kingsley OF North Clar
en- ION 10 spending the week ut Eugcn'
Griswold's.-A daughter was born
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
FAIRFAX.

Mrs William Wright and two children
of MONTGOMERY. who have been visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. CT. orion,
for several weeks, have returned.-W. w.
Holhrook Of Townshend is in town TO do
his haying-NIiss Lottie Wilcox has re-
turned from Rouses Point.-Cleon Orton
is ill.-The interior OF the Baptist Church
is being newly painted and papered and
a new carpet has been ordered. Ice
cream will be served on f. W. Shepard
sons lawn riday evening from six until
nine O'Clock. under the auspices OF the
Missionary society of the Baptist Church.
for the hencnt of the church.-Mr. and
Mrs Abnor Riley Of st Adams visited
in town Sunday.-Mrs. Clara Orton and
daughter. Adele. of Burlington spent
w ednesday at G. II. orion s.-Miss Genie
Hunt of Bakersfield is visiting at the
home of her brother. George Hunt.-A
party Of young ladies chaperoned by Mrs.
NJ l.. Hicks are In camp at THE Pines,
St Adams Bay.-Miss Mary Wheeler,
Mrs. Alice Emery, Mrs d. j. Norton,
Miss Mary l'fford, Mrs. William tford,
Mrs c. II. Brush Mrs. II. y. Gregory,
Mrs William King and Mrs. George
Hunt attended the funeral of Mrs. Jennie
AI1sfin Colchester
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Mass, have come for several weeks at
the nome of her parents, Mr. ana Mrs L.
S. Morse-Mrs. Alice IIaughland and son,
Raymond, from Brooklyn, N. Y, are
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harmed, ana her brother, the Rev. H. T.
Harmed, at the. parsonage. George c..
Pope of this place was married in st.
John.sbury July 1 at the residence of Mr..
ana Mrs Nathaniel y. Trussell TO Miss
Isabel Lillian James, formerly of Eng
land. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Or. A. +. Grint, rector of st.
Andrews church. After Il wedding trip
IN Canada they will make their home in
Jeffcrsonvillc.-The Rev and Mrs. II. G.
Howard have moved here from Lunen-
burg and taken possession of the resi-
dcncc which he purchased of Mark lIebb
on Park street. Mrs. Clarinda Patten OF
Johnson is spending several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Ira PoWcll.-Ralph
Thomas has finished work for the llawley
BROTHERS and is visiting in New 1iamp-
shire
Mrs Edith Einsley Ladd and daughter.
who were the guests of her sister. Mrs. >.
T. popc, for several weeks. hav" returned
To- Essex Center.-Mrs. Alice Ballard, who
mado short visit ut g. y. GrisWold' $,
returned to Montpelier Monday.-Mrs
Hattie Gibson Yield of New York state Is
a Luest at the home Of Mrs Aurilla Ed
wards. Miss Ellen Mclendy Of Burlingto on
is IA guest Of Robert Thomas.-Dr. Laid
Of Essex Center visited over Sunday at
s. f.. ropc's.-Thc Ladies' Aid society
| will meet In the church parlor Thursday
afternoon. The supper, which was to
have been at this meeting. has been in
| definitely 'ponod.-Mrs. Columbia Girls
/ void jackson from Eauclair. WIS, who
| Visited relatives here. went to Montpelier
! Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
RICHFORD.

L. y. Booth of Escanaha. Mich, woods
superintendent for the Escanaba Manu-
facturing company, has moved his fam
lily from Escanaba to a. j. Wilss house
on Troy street, recently vacated by l..
J. Puffer. MIR. Booth will be in charge
of the company's lumber camps at Glen
Sutton. Que. and elsewhere-The funeral
of Joseph Honey, a former resident of
Berkshire. who died at the home of his
son-in-law. J. O. Gross of Enosburg July
10, was held in All Saints Catholic
Church Friday morning, ana the inter-
mcnt was in the Catholic ccmetcry.-Wil-
lie Bowen and Miss Lillian Lucas OF
Newport We're married July :. Charles
Reginald Simpson and Miss Glenna Ross
Harrison of Farnham, Que, We're mar
ried July TO- Both marriages were per-
formed at the Methodist Church in this
place by the Rev. ID. G.. Guest-Mr. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Kendall ana Miss Pearl Esty
are passing a week in Bethlehem, n.
H.--Mrs. NJ. w. Rounds is In Georgia. -
Miss Mildred Dixon of Providence X.
l., Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Impey,-Miss Mae Wallace is at
home from Boston, where she has been
taking a course in voice culture IN tho
New ENGLAND Conservatory of Music.
Miss Wallace has been engaged as teach
er of vocal music in the public schools
of this village for the coming year.
Deputy Collector L. T. Gulley of Bur
nngton is taking few days vacation and
with Mrs. Guley is visiting friends in
this place, where they formerly resided
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mills and SON. Nal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
LAMOILLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

Frank Sargent, who was divorced at
county court last month, was married
Thursday. The remarkable thing about
this is the fact that the woman he mar
ried is the one from whom he was d.
vorced so recently. Loren Maney visited
at Swanton a part of last week.-Miss
Emily llulburd of this place, with Misses
Daniels and Smart of burlington, Miss
Weeks of Middlebury and Miss Robinson
of Morrisvile are In camp at Lake Eden
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". johnson and fam
lily of Woburn Mass, are stopping in
town for a few weeks Mrs. Il. G. White
and Mrs. Leon Grisw old spent Sunday in
Barton.--Miss Josephine of Franklin,
Mass, is visiting at the home of S. T..
Waite-During the heavy thunderstorm of
Thursday night lightning struck the large
barn on the Almon Bedell place. but for
tunatey it did not take frc-Samuel
White has sold his residence in this village
to Mrs. Myra Burnham of Burlngton
Mr.. White will move to New Hampshire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

of bakersfield G.. T. Hall of Montgom
cry. f. NJ Brown of Sheldon and X. a.
Paul of berkshire. Dinner was served at
the Quincy for the board.-J A. Harvey
hns been having extensive repairs made
ON t1c interior of his house.-E. II. Far
rell Is to move into the tenement which
r. II. stratton will soon vacate on Or
rhard street.
Two fires in one night was the expert
ence of a family by the name of Abe
Chandler. who on Saturday were living
In James ONors house near the store of
l.. : woodward at the Center This
was double tenement house occupied
by the one family, The fire caught in
the barn about eleven O'Clock. With
pnly springs and hastily summon
Ri bucket brigade the store of
Mr. Woodward was saved. though
the family living over the store
packed everything The Chandler family
went INTO the housc of the late II. H..
stevens near by and had hardly got
uuietcd when at three o'clock the second
telephone summons was sent out and tho
same strenuous efforts made. The family
then moved to this village with n brother
in-law. who is housckccper for Il. u.
Rubloc. Poth buildings were n total loss,
estimated at about $2ooo.-Mrs. George
Pcno went to the hospital in st. Albans
Saturday, where she was operated on for
appendicitis.
Miss Abbo Kcnfiold of Fairfax is a
guest in the home of her brother, George
X kontleld.--A pleasant company gath
cred Monday evening at the home OF
n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
SWANTON CENTER.

George NJ Bliss Of Skeels corner. and
Miss Juanita NJ. Collins of Noyan, p.
O., will be married next Tuesday, july
g. at 1:3n in the morning at St. Thomas
Church. Noyan. A reception and dinner
will follow The ceremony at the home Of
the bride Mr., Bliss has been for several
years daputy inspector of customs at
different ports, and was recently trans
ferred to St Adams, where the young
couple will live,-Mrs. Merrick, who lived
with her daughter, Mrs. George Jewett'
died July Il, from causes due to old age
after an illness of several years from
mental trouble. Prayer services conduct
| cd by the Rev. n. O. Bowlby or swan
! ton We're held at the house at O'Clock
that evening and the body was taken
on the early train next morning to Ma
lone, y, y, her former home, for the tu-
neral and burial.--Hay is reported to he
a bumper crop in this locality and farm
ers are handicapped by insufficient help
-Bee-koepors report a heavy honey How
in progress. much of it from Eastwood
! trees which are in full boofn'-Mrs'
George l.. Stearns of North Attleboro'
Mass, visited relatives in this locality
last Weok.-Orangc +. Bordo of Spencer
Mass, formerly of Highgate, died july
10 OF tubercular meningitis The funera
was held at his home Saturday Afternoon
at two O'Clock, and the body was brought
! to IiEhCate, where services were held ir
st. Johns Church, followed by burial In
the family lot in the cemetery close by
Nh Rordo is survived by his wife. Lucy
G'crvieD Rordo, who has been an invalid
for many years and Is now confined tt
her bed. and by one son, Bert. and daugh
ter Miss Ruby Bordo, all Of whom are
well known in this town and in High
gate where they have many friends ano
relatives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

mother, Mrs. y. -. Willcy.--Mrs A. D..
Cutting returned Monday morning from
st. Adams, where she has been visit e.
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boycc.--
w. NJ. Smith and family are spending
the week in New York State.--M. -.
Young and Or. George Newton were
visitors In Burlington Monday.-MrS.
a. g. Rogers accompanied her son to
Burlington Monday, where he will un
dergo an operation for appendicitis at
the Fanny Allen hospital-NTr. aud
Mrs. H. n. Cray and Mr. and Mrs H. T..
Gray of Burlington are spending the
week in Greenwich, Conn-Chauncy
Cook, clerk in the Cambridge store, is
enjoying n two weeks vacation with
his parents in Underhill.-Mr. ana Mrs
T.. II. Kinds of Huntington were I'm
town Sunday.--Miss Della Briggs has
finished work in II. A. I}ulkloy's store
+. NJ Reynolds taking her place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Charles Coan and sons, Kenneth
and Kendiick of Richford, are in town
Miss Mollie Beals of Burlington Is
spending a two weeks vacation with her
grandmother, Mrs. S. O. Tilotson-Mrs
Don Gates and daughter. Thclma, of
Jamaica Plain, Mass, are in town.-Mr
and MIS-. Dane COWan Of Portland, Ne,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs David Cowan.
Mrs. Katherine NeWbold OF San Jose,
Cal, Miss Madge McElroy and Miss
Mary McF.lroy of Essex We're in town
a few days last Weck.-James Nulty of
Boston is in town.--The funeral of
Murray Beebe who died July 10 follow
Ing an operation for appendicitis, was held
Thursday morning from the Cougrega.
toual Church, the Rev. O. II. Iioughtor
oMiciating The local order Of Masons at
tended in a body. The body was taken tc
SW&nton for burial, which was in charg,
of the Masons. Mr.. Beehc was 80 year.
Old and leaves a wife and six children
Mrs S. O. Tillotson IS i'll with a liver
tTDllll1g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

sons of Melrose, Mass, are guests at j
II. Pierce s.-Mrs ID. NJ. Toor of Malone
n. Y, has been spending a few days in
town.-Mrs. G. w. Peckham continues TO
improve since her return from st. AL
bans.-A c. S. Beeman of St. Adams
spent saturday and Sunday in town with
his family, guests of Miss Luna Pome-
roy Farmers are busy haying and are
harvesting a good crop.-James Dudley of
Worcester, Mass. Is spending the week
with his wife, who has been here for some
time caring for her mother, Mrs. Jane
Nincent.-Mrs. John Austin and Mrs.
Fred Ranny of 1'ittsflcld and Miss Lenah
Belle Austin of Boston are guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. Day-Postmas ters Hefllon
Of Morses Line and Powell or Franklin
are attending the postmasters' meeting In
Bristol.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. L. G, Page and family are in
camp at Lake EIcn.-Mr. and Mrs,
slavery have been called to Brandon
to attend the funeral of "A niece,-Miss
Josephine SaYille of pedham. Mass, is
visiting at 5. b. Wait ss.--Miss Leila
T. Collins of Burlington is at Breezy
Hill for II few iays.--The remains of
stephen $ Rowell were brought here
Saturday for burial He died ~ Sa-
lem, Mass. The funeral was hel
SUNDAY. He was an old time PRESIDENT
of this town. but went away 80 years
ago lie was NJ years old. and leaves
one son, pcrlcy of Salem.-Mrs. Mary
Parker of Bethel. who has been visit
ing here, has returned.-Messrs. NJ.
Shattuck f. u. hin, H. A. Foss and
Tracy badger were at Greensboro sun
lav.-Miss Alice Cornish of Boston Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs Fairbanks
Miss Ina Thomas of Hardwick spent
sunday here with her aunt. Mrs Wake
ae,d-Miss Belle Wheelock Is visit
,ng in woodbury..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
HIGHGATE CENTER.

/. NJ Brodie and T.. c. Morrel of Bur
liugtor are in town.-Mrs. L. w. Squares
is in Shelburne.-Mrs. +. X. Furbush, who
has been in town for a month, has return
ed to West Newton, Mass.-Miss Jose
phene Lyon has returned from Burling-
ton-Mr and Mrs. Fred Cross, who have
been spending two weeks In town, have
returned to New York city.-Mr and Mrs
James Bigelow and daughter. Florence
Miss l.. T.. Hart and j. i. Steele. all OF
Marlboro. Mass. arrived Monday. max
ing the trip in Mr., Bigeow's touring car
They will be the guests Of -, W, Steele
md family for two weeks.--M w. He'd
ding Of the Commercial House is In New
York Mrs. NJ. Lent has returned from
Tarnham. p, G., whore she was called by
the death of a relative.