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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-28
IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERS

II is the duty Of every person, firm
at corporation having any interest, Lee.
gal or Equitable, in any real estate or
other property in this territory, on the
first day of March in any year, to see
that such property is properly listed
for taxation on the assessment rolls for
. such year in the county in which same
is situated and file schedule of same
See, -, Chap. %, Laws 1890
Referring to duties of Assessors with
Reference 20 Listing Property
for Taxation
Each Assessor is required betweer
she lst day Of March and the LIST day
Of May Of each year, to ascertain the
names of all taxable inhabitants and
all property in his county subject to
taxation. 10 this end he shall visi,
rach precinct in the county, and exact
from each person a statement in writ.
ing or list s%howinging separately, all
such information as is required 20 be-
furnished by taxpayers as above noted.
And such assessor shall file with the
lists of each precinct his affidavit, stat.
ing the time when he visited such pre.
rtno,. how long he remained there at
tending 10 his official duties. together
with n lis, Of the persons assessed ana
hat such assessment was made from
fine original lists and personal knowl.
edge and not taken from any previous
lists. See, 4O32 G.. l.. 1897, amended
l, 500 % Cb,, % I,,s tgoo,
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T / OF CONTEsT

SeriaI 80. U7S3G
Contest No. 4GI-
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r|ucumrari News O4s0,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, q, s. Land
Onicc AT Tucuncari. New Mexico
February Is. 1913
Notice is hereby given that Pink A.
Willingham, Of Tucumcari, n. NJ, who
IN June IS, 1906, made II r. No. s722
for So SEA See is, Twp I'm, ring
3OE, \ NJ + Meridian, has filed notice
If intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to- establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver y ; Land Office at Tucumcari
\. NJ, ON the l4th day of April, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lee Hamilton, II, Afford, Otis Afford
Mrs, !" l." Sims, all Of T%ucumcari, New
Mexico.
r. A, Prentice, Register
Feb % Mar 2s St
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Genera. I..l.ticc. Member Of Bar %
ouprom Court of United States, State
Courts, and United states Land Office
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COURT

Th" following crimiua, cases were
disposed Of on the Bird day. "Wednesday
Marru >, 1918:
stat" Of New Mexico ". CLAW uoIi,
Continued until next term.
sixth day, March :, 1913.
STAT" ". j. T.. Rowe, burglary.
STAT" y. Charlie, Holcomh. burglary.
Defendant, d Two above causes plead
guilty"
S'''c vs.. DAME q. Salalar, burglary.
Defendant pleads mot guilty"
sat" ". Ms. Anna Randall. burg
larry: two counts.
Defendant plead, nor guilty. Causes
dismissed by State.
seventh day. Monday. March 10. ~.
STAT" vs.. Richard g.. Moore. assault
with intent to Kill.
Defendant plead, "not guilty" The
"an'" r, continued until next term.
Tenth day, Thursday. Mar. ~. 1913
state v. Albert and y smith. lar
,"uy # sheep.
Jury disapreos. Cause continued nm.
d. next term.
Eleventh day, Friday. March II. 1919
state ". Daniel S]olazar. burglary.
Jury returns q verdict Of ''not uuil.
~"
State Us. Mack johnson, assault with
intent 70 kill.
Defendant pleads "'not guilty"
Twelfth Day, Saturday, March Is ~
state vs. VI. f.. S'rcetcr. information.
Defendant pleads guilty 70 charge Of
erand larceny.
18th day Monday, March Il. 1913
state We, Mack Johnson. assault with
|n'ont 10 kill.
Jury returns n verdict Of "not guilty
stat" vS. r. D. Casados. dispo,iug "
~mortgagrd property.
Stat" VS.. Robert Dever. selling Iiono,
without license.
Nhor" two cauScs dismissed nv state.
stat" W. Arthur ~Rurlingame. main
my neat cattle.
Abov" two causes dropped with lcavc
"a rcins'ato.
Civil Cases
seventh day, Monday. March 10Th:
Henry NanSirkci ~. John Fleming.
Continued until next term.
II. e Maycs Us Johuny T. Robertson
Judgment I'm favor Of the plaintiff
Fred \. Coleman vs.. Sam Boswell.
Former indamcu' ordered vacated.
First National Bouh ". Eva Mclr
t"~h, eft al.
Judgment IN favor Of defendants.
Eighth day, Tuesday. March lIth.
I, :, Engineering Go. ". VI n. Fow
Ter. 81 al.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff.
ANNA f. Randall v. i =. ward. ,nor
IN.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiT.
Ninth day, Wednesday, Mar, 18TH
". \ Hock"tt ~. =. l.. Colcord.
Continued until next term.
Tenth day, Thursday. Mar. 18th
ApoIinario Vigil ". Tom Brown
Dismissed NJ cost Of plaintih
Maria Moutoya VS., Pedro Montoyu
Dismissed at cost Of plaintiff
y Hirsch D%is'iniug 90, ct nj vs.. VI.
Fowler, 81 M.
Judgment in favor Of plaintih.
Thirteenth Day, Monday, Mar. 18th
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff.
Fourteenth Day, Tuesday, Mar, 18th
\. ", Ranncv VS.. Oran V, Sinclair,
~ M,
Judgment in favor of plaintiff,
r. \. Dcdson vs., y, \, Belmorc, Jr.
Judgment IN frvor ~ plaintih.
Tho following were given sentences
10 the pcnitentiorv and reform school:
, state vs.. !, f, Rowe, burglary. Sen. !
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot reach the dtsaassd portion Of Che ear There ia only one way to cure deat- ueaa, and gha, Is by constitutional remedies DgatngsB i3 caused by an mlamcI condition of tho Eus,ach,a Tube. When this tube is intlamol you have a rumhIng sound Of mDog feet hearing, and when i- is entirely c.oscd, deafness is tho result, and . less Che iulIumG5a can b taken out and Jlfs tubo restored to lts nor maI condition, hearing will b9 de- groyed forever nine cases out 0f taD 1ro caused by CataTvb. which Ia Ro4 Ing but an hGamed condition af the mucous surfaces.
 We win g.vo One Hundred Dollars for any case Of deafness CcrusaJ by Ca.aTh) that cannot ba cured by Halls Caegrb Cure. Send l5r cir sulars, Gro9.
 F.J CHENEY 6 CO.,. Toledo. O.
 Sold by Drugs.sts, 75c
 Take Ealrs Famuy PlHa for a5Hal patton
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
4 snap Nor lhs Wise Investor.

"A snap For the Nl~e lhheN,'E'
 We win offer for @ few days. on payments spread o9er three years, @ doable lot I32 x l65 with every Im- promomeat on tbc property price g2.000. This Iot is just two blocks from tho city line of New Westmiu- s,or. close Co tba ear and within 10 minutes walk from tho centre Of tho city. The Canadian Government is spending haII million dollars for harbor improvements. The Cana dian Pacgue Railway Is also spead- ing large sums on improvements Of lts terminals and together with the rapid growth Of New Westminster lac purchase of this Io- win make money on his investment in a very short time.
 Write LlElus Bros. Ltd. yancouy- CT. or gau on or write G v. Tay- lor resident sales manager Skag- way Box III.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22

Copola L Dm.aD a. .aa Unit ed sHsm Signal Cow who has been stationed a. Fort William Seward for che past aN months w. rived w an che Jefferson and w.a lewo for VaIaHE ou tho Hw.ro.H where n. win ba stationed Tor .n. future. Nh,Ie in sa9way Corp. Dunlap B the guest of serE,. Bur ton ol Jbc local cable office
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22

FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO-.
 Pobbleford and Gibson Ryo. Bud wolser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain Ter Beer at the Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22

C. E. su.aer, a7& Exchange St. Astoria Oregon, says: "I cam in a.l e.mestuess recommend Doaus Kid aay pWs. l ueI ,hcm u my old bom m Lincoln, Mo. and found that Jaog do UI chat is claimed for them. To back and kidney trouble, Che l8 no.a ing better and J advise .hor use Dg an afflicted Iu chat way. They came t9 my rescue in fine a.yle'
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Fo,er-1ubum Co, Buffalo. New York. solo agents for tho unl-
 Remember Che name Doma-ml r.E. u1 other.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
APPRAISING HUMAN uFE
Cash Value of a Man aa Computed by
 LoaaI Decisions.

Lo8a. 1as.a.g0a
 Tnat "numau u.a a cheap wouId appear 0rHm go study undertaken by a well known lawyer O. lae IeeH. aa..- sIous handed down m aIs country with ra.arul.e Go .Hn "wHH ra.ug. o. mau
 Itis osum.rl mar a. ten yea@ of age boy %. l.a ..a.ug c.na Is worth S2ua.Hg. n. 0.nnu Sl-a8aH. at twenty Heu srH~s. from which time lne Ga."na H e.n..E. a man ol seventy. ug grs .n-m. decision scale. rating at nu.v s'0I". By .Hn .na practical muIHoT D. computation one eye Is worth s1"". a9a .uE s..0." two .uas sa-N. one -m E'H.... one HnuI .N. ... .H.r s... and nurmm" ..H a.0. .... ItIs n.u.. uu. merely am au.uH. as far as decisions u..e 0.an exam
 med
 I1 should ..mEr.I ..G U. estimates of ,u. yama 70. a m.u.a '... are base. upon am Ua. mn. 70. .# value l1 H.m. s.. m. O. w v#.ue to Che aommu. u..g. U.. n u..'.w. ..
 would .. ..H w.N reference CO Che fact w...... or H.. Ha persons GwU cause. .n.n Co others Wa. wcn. Gannu..u. ..nu ..m The vame u- . man fa ums... Is. .. ls further .... 0u. u.mnor#n. .naer ne ..H U.w ... u..u. a. .v.ew us w". n ..T a. .n-H' cannot ue ..u..... In "H. n... mate since ..r ..n| .. ... ..... upon other " .. His wm.. .".. ... ... supper. cam .... .. ... mWeuH s. .." ..
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
surHg ORE PAVING
QUANTITIES. IN ToYuNuE

EoruEua-A 1.-Two foot ledge of
 silver ore has been exposed on w.mgn creek iu Che Eoyulub country near Be.Ies, by E. R.. wmEar and Leonard ThHtl pros naesou for this company following .na penetration Of @ capping of de- composed ledge matter The #Deet- mems from lae ledge show lrec #ll-
 sr m ,.a ore. CHrwm" wire and wuy silver The strike was made .a Che Aurola claim on Michigan, a r.uary 0l wild creek.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
APPEARING
Acts az uar l. Hr..

Acts uz ua- t. Tr...
 You rrnna. afford .. ..
 Tn th.#. ...a .. ."... f .a ne....... -. ..... possible .n. rr~.nfnI 0"r.
 Tt Ia mH. .HH .H ." .." ..H... .. tlln.HE r I..ar..u# ..".. .. "
 Tn. rH...m.. .. .". nrn..a.. .. .".." lives nrE ..r". .. destroyer q" t.ra 1r z. . .......
 T.rH. lne a. w.. 0. ".".
 Sold rn -n.r. aEnrnr Cor r".. Detroit s|n#
 One dollar bottles guaranteed Wm. Britt, Special Agent, sIngHnw
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
HAND ,LtDH MATS WILL
uE SENT TO WASHINGTON

Seattle Tho wea.y eight Am- a mans compiled under the diroc- Gn of d. J. WonheHon and Capt stretch or ua Alaska baean of the gumG.r oa Commerce of seattle, Co bo sen. Co Congress for reference Ea the consideration o. Alaska mat .#. ar. reported completed and
 .H ba .w. .o Washington a. once.
 Taa maps represent the oaaoe O. Che information .hn. has aom e..a- cred during .aa u.H. year and . Ia'r An rha vital Information .a libraries and gathered from govern mon. report. and personal letters ia .u. firth a agm The work re- wred u enormous .mom. O. work ..H Um.. but through yaam the H.a. u. !. an can aaaTg na obtained.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
CABINET MINISTER'S TEAR
urgNGEr BOMBS

London May g2-Nn. oah.n". HrIa.ars ge ro.uH.ug to.appoar at any of the pubic meetings unle they arc wal protected by armed policemen and detectives
 Tho r.aeoo 9r tb.s is J9e fac, hag ghreaa have been made against the lives ol che members of the cEauot by suumee..oa, and until che prouIselous aud deadly uso of Che bomb Is stopped, Che minister's tNal insist m police profession whon- ever ga.g appear m public.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22

"uHa#n- 's m. # .... who envy others .na slightest elevation above 0r dmay surroundings
 "Yus His family wuf eat a men. without nnIne afraid unW get jealous Of thc 1uby and want ,Ho high caa.r" -Wgshugtu Sur
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
---- L----- ---- -----

"Ynu n.."
 worthy w...r na . ... nnsas. n. >.ra. .... ... ". l~nu-#.me w.r.
 "Ira nn. n"..E ".. ".... w.I .ne boy w..H A. e. H.uu H " ~ H
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
SMOKERS ATTENTION

Harold Ha-twigsen, successor tg v. ". Boughton. has taken hg nsunCy Dor tho justly famous
 FL LNFINTO CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS.
 B.C0O just received from the fac eory at Tampa, Fla t you want the bo-l don't tau to give hes8 goods
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22

Tho Ia...aw win complete her ama1 oI aG0. .oaa of copper ore .a evening aHaH. s o'clock end viii mm.....gIg 0U tor Tacoma
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-22
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Ermn ... Timely Warnings tm. Eo aaam g.ttlon Can Afford to Iwua..

DANGER SIGNAL NO. l. comes from l.e kidney aa.re.ioua. They wH. wua gau wuw Che aidenga are weak W.I kidneys gNere.e clear muae u..t Weak kidneys sen oa. a ,au pale and loamg or a H.as, red, Glameume urine, full O.
 .maH. and irregular of passage.
 DANCE. SIGNAL MO- 9. comes from che back. BacE pains, dull ... Gamg OF sharp and acute, aog- .... weak Kidneys and warn you O. Che danger or droDag gravel and gasala disease. In that case Deans sidney Pills have been endorsed bF Iaguaaads Here is statement of a grateful user.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05

Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
W. A. Trevilian Friday afternoon.--H. c..
gleason went to westford Monday on
business.
Mrs. Ida Drake and 70. pha,r at
tended the funeral of a relative in
Vergennes Monday.--The Rev. W. r.
shaw has returned from Rutland
where he preached Sunday.-t.awrenco
McShane has gone to Waltham, Mass
where he has a positions. II. Mon
roe has returned from the hospitol
but little improved. He expects TO go
to Boston with his sister, Mrs. Clark
when she returns.-Dr. G. N. Curtis
pastor of the Methodist Church, will
preach the baccalaureate sermon be-
fore tho graduating class in Holley
hall Sunday evening, June Steven
shovelors employed in the sewer ditch
went on strike Tuesday afternoon
for 5000 u day. They were getting
S1.75--Mrs. Nellie Nahum attended
the Chittenden County w. c. IT. U. con-
vention at Essex Junction Tuesday
w. II. Browe went to Burlington Tues
day on business.--Dr. a. M Norton,
w. III. Cardell, DR.. F.. T. Briggs and
c. A. Danforth are at Lake Mansfield
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
MONKTON.

superintendent. the Rev. c. d. Cole
man. d. o., Will hold a communion serv-
ice Sunday morning at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. He will also preach at
the same place IN the evening at 1880 and
Will attend service at East Monkton In
the afternoon at $50 -Childrsns day will
be observed at the Methodist Church In
this place Sunday morning. June 15.-The
drill team of F1oronla Grange Is In
vited to attend the Pomona Grange at
New Havcn.-Mlss Sophia Little of this
town and Arthur Burroughs of Vergennes
were united In marriage Thursday even
ing at Vergennes by the Rev. George +.
Harvcy.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baldwin are
parents of n son, born May 2i-Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Noyes and little daughter
of Salisbury We're Weekend visitors here.
Mrs. Cassius Sears is in poor health
Miss Lula Sweet is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Sheldon Algier, In New Haven
Miss Helen Gee has returned home from
North Adams, Mass, where she visited
her sister, Mrs, James McDonough,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
STARKSBORO.

Miss Kate F. Hi is a home from Bris-
tcl-Mr. and Mrs Rufus of Rutland are
visiting here Mr., Fowler of East Bethel
spent Sunday at l., q. Ferguson's. Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Fowler and daughter re-
turned to East Bethel with him by auto
mobile.--Miss Ann Pierce is ill.-W. J
Berry OF Richmond was an over Sunday
visitor at A, l.. Whites, Mrs. Berry re-
turning home with him.--The village
school held Pre-memorial exercise Thurs
day at the hall \ good exhibit of the
years work was SNOWFALL the schools
have clOsed.-The C. G. G. will meet at the
church vestry Thursday. All ladies are
invited to come and help repair cushions
for the pews upstairs and all are asked
to contribute something toward the sup
per.-The Rev. and Mrs. Blake Mrs. Anna
Ferguson and Mrs. Madge Eddy are at
tending the Baptist convention in Addi-
son this week.-Olin Ferguson and Frank
Smith went to Middlcbury Tuesday to be-
gin service as petit Jurors Sunday will
be observed as childrens Sunday, the
pastor preaching sermon especially to
the children. The concert given by the
children will be held the last Sunday in
June.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
WESTFORD.

The funeral of Mrs. David Gokey was
held at her late home May IS al one
O'Clock. the Rev. Mr.. Kidder preached.
The body was taken to Milton for burial
The meeting Of the Ladies Social Cir
Gle. which was to be held June 4, is post
poned until the 18th at the home of Mrs.
j. f. Allen.-The funeral Of Martha Gibbs
was held Thursday at II 20 a m. the
Rev. Mr. Sturgiss Of Underhill officiet-
ed at the service, which was held in the
Baptist Church.
Childrens day will be observed by APP
propriate services in the ngregational
Church Sunday.-Charles Whippe who
George Hall has been at home from Bos-
ton for a few days.--Andrew Shores = Sc
riously ill.-Miss Leslie Cobb and Miss
Avery have been In town for n short
time.-Aliss Florence Smith was at home
from Hyde Park for Memorial day.-Miss
Ethel Leach was given parcel shower
at the home of Miss Mary Jackson Fri
day afternoon.--The question, Resolved
that women should he given the rights
of citizenship was debated by the Fort
nightly club Friday afternoon. The
Judges Mrs. Petty Mrs. Loula Macomber
and Mrs. Grace Perry. decided that the
weight OF argument was against woman s
SUFFRAGE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
WILLYSTON.

The May festival, to have been given
Friday. June 8. will be given Mondav,
June 9, on Mrs. Warren Clarks lawn
Should the weather be unfavorable, the
festival will be given the first fair day.
The festival and tag day, which was
to be held Friday. is postponed to Mon
day. June 9. This entertainment is for
the benefit of the public library.-Mr. and
Mrs. Antoine Burke and two children Of
Barre We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Denis
Kendrew Sunday and Monday.-Charles
Jennett has gone to New York State for
a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Cram Of Bur-
lngton were guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Arms, Sunday.-Mrs
Nerocia Prior will go to West Berlin and
Barre this week to visit her son and sis
ter-Sidney I.arrow is seriously III with
pneumonla.-The w. F.. NJ. society, COM
bined with the Ladies' Aid will meet a.
the parsonage at two o'clock this after
noon.-Mrs James r. Bryant. who was
taken violently i'll Thursday, is some bet
ter.--Mr. and Mrs. a f. Page. who have
been spending two weeks In New Hamp-
shire. returned Sunday.-NIrs. Walter
Cassidy, who has been visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Alison Bradley. for a
week, has returned to Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
EAST CHARLOTTE.

There was preaching at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning by the Stateevan-
gelist the Rev. y. b. Prindle, Of Burling-
ton.-Howard II. Stearns Of Burlington
and Miss Leila A. Fonda OF East Char
lotte were quietly married at the Cougro-
gational parsonage Thursday afternoon
by the Rev. Hervey Gulick. They will
live in Burlington, where Mr.. Stearns is
employed as salesman at the Direct In
porting company's store.-John Hart, Sr
and his daughter, Miss Nellie Hart, were
in Burlington Thursday to attend the fu-
neral of their cousin, Miss Nellie FOLEY
Mrs. Lucy Jackman and Miss Jackmau
have returned after n week in Burlinston.
e. H. Converse returned home Satur-
day evening from Montpelier. where he
has been visitng.-Mr and Mrs Georga
Garen have closed their house and moved
TO T. r. Andrews's farm, where they have
MISUNDERSTANDING Cronk is repairin :
his house. which he recently purchased &C
the Carlisle Lewis estate.-Mrs Elect
Cove is I'll at the home of her son, F. S
Gove--Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stearns
spent Sunday here.--It is expected there
will be prea ching at the Baptist Church
Sunday Clayton Cove is building a tene-
ment house on his farm.-D o. Foote Of
Charlotte and F. Thomas, Sr.. Of Shell
burne have recently purchased silos for
their farms here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
SHELBURNE.

Miss Janet Parker from New Haven
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. c. Elliott.-Pre- Memorial exer-
cises were held by the pupils OF District
No. .; Miss Janett teacher.-The King >
Daughters met with Mrs. SIocum May
2s-A large barn is to be built on the
John Kelley farm, known as the Read
pace.-The carpenter work on the new
barn of the T. A Russell farm is nearly
completed. except for the roofing Road
Commissioner Ready Is making some i'm
provements on the roads In this part of
the town.-Miss Lizzie Gaffney of Hines
burg is visiting her cousin, Mrs. +. A
Russell
Principal and Mrs. O. b. Wood We're
pleasantly surprised by reception given
in their honor by the students of the
high and grammar schools at the school
building Monday evening. An address
was given by Miss Abatr, who also pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Wood with a sill
Yer berry spoon in behalf of the students
to show their appreciation OF their work
here in the school. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Henry Bacon, Mrs. Lous
Abair ana Miss Gertrude Bacon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
ORWELL.

DR., and Mrs Owlett are parents of
daughter, born May 30-Mrs George
Allen has returned from Round Lake, n.
y, where she spent several days with
her daughter and family.-Alrs Avery
Danolds of Medina. n. v. and Mrs Mary
stage OF Akron, n. Y, are at Mrs c. Il.
Abelfs for few days-The children of
st. PauFs parish will give Il cantata at
the town hall Thursday evening" II,
Lime is not as well as usual. Memorial
services were we'll attended and the Rev.
Mr. Hayward gave the address, Walter
saunders of New York is in town for two
weeks,-Mrs. O. +. Honbeck died of
pneumonia Friday and the funeral was
largely attended at the home Sunday
MI and Mrs. V. V Blackmer returned
10 New Haven last week. Charles quinn
mas returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pltal at Burlington and Is doing we'll
hoy Phelps continues to gain,-Mr and
Mrs Is. w. King, who have been at Easle
Inn since last fall, have leased the
Bracket Burleigh house at Larrabees
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
met at the home of Mrs M. f..
Allen Wednesday afternoon.--Misses
Eleanor and Dorothy Folsom, who are
attending school in Burlington, spent the
Weekend at their fathers, Edwin Fol
som.-M. r. Muzzy was at home for Sun
day.--Pre- Memorial exercises were held
in all the schools Thursday afternoon
Edward Saxton Of Shelburne visited in
town on Friday.-Appropriate exercises
for Memorial day We're held in Allen hall
Friday evening under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society. Nine dollars was
realized from the sale of ice ream.-Mr
and Mrs. w. j. Hammond Of New York
have gone to Middlebury after visiting
his uncle. S. b. Martin.--Alfred Williams
Of Bennington visited at Mrs. Flora Har-
ringtons Friday and attended to placing
stones in his lot in the cemctery.-John
Kenyon OF Middlebury spent Sunday in
M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
CHITTGNDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Louis Mongeon was elected trustee at
a poorly attended special meeting Of the
voters in the west ward Thursday night.
Moderator F. F.. Bigwood called the meet
ing to order in the Lafayette Hose rooms
and Village Clerk j. c. Piche read the
warning.
Frank S. Weston has sold his stock and
fixtures In the grocery store he formerly
conducted in the Mongeon block to F.. 3.
Baldwin. who has already taken posses
sion. Mr.. Baldwin has been In this busi-
ness more or less all OF his life. For
the past six years he has been In the
employ of w. +. Mcbride. Mr. Weston
has retired for the purpose OF looking
after the interests of his farm.
Mrs. Sarah Cote, wife of Ray Cote,
died Tuesday morning at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Of a tumor. at the age
Of 81 years. Mrs. Cote Is survived by her
husband and seven children.