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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-19


Headed by that peer Of ~ negro
entertainers, Salem Tut Whit. w. the
attraction at the Colonial on 4. s.
day night, September rs, will be :
musical comedy, The Wrong Mr.
President" 1t is an offering bubpiing
with plenty Of features, surprises ano
novelties, blended with pretty ana
tuneful songs, bright lines and SIDE
splitting situations. Whitney Will az
usual be supported by The smar'
Set" company, an organization known
far and wide as one of the best OF iti
kind in the theatrical armament IL
the cast are forty people, inciuaine
Homer Tut and Blanche Thompson
whose efforts to amuse In the pas
have earned for them an enviabl'
reputation. Seats on sale Monda!
morning at o'clock. Prices SOC, 10
and 81.
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Enral Nrtns

Dixie tonight.
Ring Cooper & Cole for new eaten
mackerel.
Uncle lack Jones Of Reliance was
in the city today.
T. D. Locke was down today from
his home at lack.
Fresh vegetables and fruits received
daily. Cooper & Cole.
Another fresh shipment Of Saratoga
chips. David Reid & Co.
Ring Cooper & Cole for fresh yard
eggs and country butter.
Judge w. G. Taliaferro went to
Beaumont today on business.
lobe Tobias Of Steep Hollow spent
today in the city on business.
Can Kelly Of Coleview was among
the visitors to the city today.
]. p. Atkins Of College spent TO-DAY
in the city transacting business.
Joe Ransome came in from Cole
view and spent today in the city.
Miss Whine Bell Wilson OF Well
born was a visitor to the city today.
w. H. Greer and daughter we're II
the city this morning from Harvey.
John Bowling of Rock Prairie wa
among the visitors to the city TO-DAY
Arch Cloud and family came in from
Reliance and spent today in the city
Miss Mary Locke OF lack wa
among the visitors to the city toda!
]. s. Barker of Millican spent toda
in the city( returning home this aftel
noon.
Mrs. A. c. Cole went to Wellbor
today to visit her mother, Mrs. M. /
Laski.
New mackerel in kits and Tres
potato chips just received. David Re'
& Co.
Miss Pauline Scale Of Benchley
the guest Of Miss Aubrey Wilkerso
in this city.
Misses Fay Buchanan and Rut
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-19

"A Massachusetts man who died the
other day directed in his will that .
phcnograph be employed to sing the
hymns at the funeral service" said
the old fogy. II wonder what his idea
wasT
81 guess he wanted his relatives 70
feel sorry that he was dead" said the
grouch.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-19
NOTICE. pRAEroRIANsl

Called meeting Of the lodge at the
lodge hall Thursday night, September
rs, for initiation work. State Organ
izer J. L. Davidson and wife Of Dal-
las will be on hand. All members are
urged to attend.
T. d. MASON, W. R.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Henry Restmyer to Martin Dutch
tract of land containing 81 IA acres
more or less, in the Moses A. Foster
one-quarter league; consideration
$21s5.
Antonio Berger and Henry Beger to
William Berger. lot in eastern part
of city; consideration, 5000.
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Frawley Committee Seated.
INV Associated Press.l

tBy Associated fress-i
Albany, n. Y, Sept. l9.-6overnor
sulzer lost his fight to exclude the
Frawley committee of Senators from
participating in the Impeachment
trial, the court voting unanimously to
retain them.
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Will Power.

There are exceptions to the rule, but
Z a man is worth saving he generally
will manage to do it himself.-Phiia-
delphia Ledger.
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Out with the Auto.

What has become Of the oldham
toned hired man who used 70 sit on
the farm fence and whistle: -cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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NOTICE.

The Glenview Dairy Farm will dis
continue pasturing stock after oc-
tober 1. l.. Nj. IANDi'
Manager.
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ATTENTION, BOY scoUTsl

The meeting Of the Bryan Boy
Scouts for tonight is important. Lei
every. scout be at the room at 1880.
GLENN FILM,
Scout Master.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-19

The power to acquire is worth more
nan the thing gained. Saying.
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Luck.

Luck.
Luck is what enables man to jump
from the frying-pan into the fire and
put the fire out.-Philadelphia Record.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-09-19

Bryan spots, basis middling, IL 1-sc
for upland, 10 1-Sc for bottom cotton
Cottonseed, $1,000 per ton.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Cotton Of this seasons growth has
been received at the local warehouses
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Future Quotations.

L. s. Hamilton has returned from q
business trip to Houston.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Ruth Hamilton, who had been Ill
for a year with consumption, died at her
home here sunday morning. aged IL
years She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. \. Hamilton. one sister, Mrs.
Charles Jewctt of NIiddlebury and four
brothers. Donald George, David and
Alexander. She was member of the
Congregational Church. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
at the church and the intermeut was
In Maple Grove cemetery.
Mrs Martha Parltil has returned after
a week in Poultncy.-Dr. r. w. Thomp-
son of Cornwall-on-th the Hudson spent
Sunday with his father-in-law. w. G.
SturtovRnt. Mr. SturtevRnt IL in feeble
health.-Therc were no services at the
Methodist church Sunday morning. Dr.
Coleman, who was expected, was pre-
vented from arriving. Mrs. George Lar
row conducted the evening scrvicc-Miss
Lucy Harrington and niece, Miss Ruth
Harrington, of Nergenncs called on
friends TuesdAY.-'The Rev. David James
Of NeWbury preached at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday.-The funeral of
Miss Ruth Hamilton, who died at her
home I'm the east part Of the town Sat
urdaY night, was held at the Congrega
tional Church Tuesday afternoon. the
Rev. W. W. Smith of Colchester Off
ciating. Intermcnt was I'm Wcybridgt
| cemetery. Among those present We're
about 90 members of the Middlebury high
! school class. of which Miss Hamilton was
| a u,.uher
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ADDISON.

Examinations for free tuition in
high schools viii be held at the town
hall Thursday and Friday, May %
and 30,
Mrs. Joseph st. Glare has gone to At
lantlc, Mass, 10 visit her sister, Mrs.
Eliza Lucia-P. r. Norton IL moving his
household goods TO the Baker place
The schools closed Thursday and Friday
TO allow the teachers to attend tho
county convention. The students from
the Mddlebury and Vergennes schools
were at home on account OF the conVen-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. julius Clark are in
ST. Adams There is soon TO be a straw
berry festival al the church pariors.-
Mis- Lillian Van Akin Of Burlington was
In town Saturday and Sunday.-The 10
months old child of Mr.. ard MIS- Leon
Burper fell from the carriage and broke
It's leg recently Mrs RandsOm @ Bryan
Of Mddlebury Is at her sons. Charles,
for time.-May Tracy and Evelyn Gage
are at home III with measles.-1Mr. and
Mrs. c. J. O'Bryan and family We're Wis
itOrs in MiddlebuYy Sunday.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Amos Phelps Of Piermont. y. H.,
arrived at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
T.. G. Ford Saturday. She will also visit
MIR and Mrs Henry Phelps and Mr. and
Mrs. George Taylo, in Hancock for
short time before returning home.-Miss
Nellie Blair of Rochester Is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Free
man.-Alton Briggs, who was guest Of
u. n. Rice and family last week, has re-
turned to his home in Randolph.-Mrs
John Hatch of Randolph was called here
Monday by the Illness of her father,
James Derby, with pneumonia. There IS
but little hope Of his recovery.-Roy Free
man had his third finger injured badly
Monday while working in the mill.-Mrs.
Julia Vinton is gainng.-Earl Woodward,
whose ankle was sprained three weeks
ago, is still unable to walk without
| crutches.--Mrs. A. II. Ford spent day
the first of the week with her daughter,
Mrs. y. a. BriEgs.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Burke We're in Hancock Sunday-Wiliam
Sherry is in the Randolph sanitarium for
| treatment-M Miss Sophia Buttes, who has
been housekeeper for William A. Tink-
! ham for two years has gone 90 Clare
/ mont, ~ H., to reside with her sister
| Mrs Eastman, and family.
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VERGENNES.

Beatrice NJ, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs
George Lansevin and Frank H. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bushey, were mar
lied May II at St. Peters Church
the Rev. l.. A. Nezina officiating. Imme-
dately after the wedding the bridal
party went to the home Of the bride,
After short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Bushcy win make their home with the
parents OF the bride,
The State convention OF the Catholic
Order Of Foresters will be held here
June 10 and II. The convention will be
formally opened Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock at 81 Peters Church with solemn
high mass. The Rt. Rev. Joseph j. Rice,
bishop of Burlington, will occupy the
throne in the sanctuary and there will be
several visiting priests assisting. The
business sessions will be held in city
hall Tuesday afternoon. The visiting
Foresters Will be entertained with boat
ride. stopping at Thompson's point where
buffet lunch will be served Tuesday
evening the second degree will be exem-
pli1ed on a large class. at Forestcrs' hall,
Wednesday will be devoted 10 business
sessions and the convention will be
closed Wednesday evening with ban
Duet at city hall It is expected that
there will be at least 200 visiting For
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Rev. A. y. Parker preached in the
Methodist Episcopal Church for the first
time Sunday.-Mrs. Frank Baker and
daughter are visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred
Baker in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Lewis and Elizabeth of Middlesex
are visiting At his fathers. Frank Lewis.
Fay Higbee Is at home from Poultney
to attend the wedding of his sister, Miss
Ntta Higbee.--Miss Caroline Curtis and
Henry Parish We're married Saturday
evening at the home of the groom >
father, Henry Parish, by the Rev, \. ID.
Parker, pastor of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church.-AGrs. James Dean is con-
fined to her home by illncss.-Thursday
a number of persons gathered at the
church. which the ladies cleaned. while
the men did some much needed work IN
the cemetery. The foundations are being
laid for two large and two small iron
entrance gates, the gift Of John S.
Wheeler
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ESSEN JUNCTION.


sos. rs ''-1 " - g., w. r.oodt
to,ong,,,r ~ 1vbi,co,rt Rrotbors l.sto.as,
1,-ast s+r,o, and -. ,.,.or Eiro y-ar5on
rop,,t- ,,as c,lled and Win tha holm -
siv mon soon had tho fire ,;rdor control.
About -four. acres were burned over.
Frederick Devoid and Mrs. Nellie Smith
Roberts OF Ferrtslurr were married a,
the Methodist parsonage Friday morn.
ing by tho Rev DIR. G. IT. Sisson.
Carol r. Gale, a former resident Of
East Georgia who moved to this place
last October, died at his home here sum
day afternoon from paralyuc shocks.
He was I'm his 6sth wear. having beer
born in Colchester July IS 1888. For a
wears previous to his moving here Ia
conducted mercantile business AZ East
Georgia He Is survived by his arcl
mother. Mrs. Charlotto Z. Gale. VIVA
rved with him his wife one daughter.
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con- Loon II CAL, ~ 1us Arq.,os cal
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Post, O. A. r. 70 deliver the M"m".-
| laI daN ADDRESS III inns place
The Rev. DR.. g. II. sisson will deI.E"r
the Memorial sermon betor" K ; 9h''-
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CHARLOTTE.

4 pretty wedding took place at ths
Church Of our Lady of Mount Carmel
May 10, when u, Alexander, only sou OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bacon, and Misa
Elizabeth J.. Lenahcu NJ Burlington vord
united IN marriage Tho bride was nret-
thy gowned in white silk crepe de china
and wore white hat trimmed with lilies
Of the valley, She carried q white rosary.
The bridesmaid, Miss polla Bacon, n sis.
ter OF the groom. wore lavender wolfe and
A hat to match. She carried an amythest
rosary After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home OF the groom. Tina
bride received many beautiful presents.
including linen silver, cut glass and also
some pieces Of furniture. After the re-
ception the couple left on the train for
Springfield Mass, where they will spend
a short honeymoon.
Mrs. Harriet f. Storrs, the wife OF
Braton Clark, died here suddenly Mons
day afternoon at two O'Clock. She had
been i'll long time. She is survived by
her husband, one son, two daughters, a
mother Mrs. Carrie $. Storrs, two sis
tiers. the Misses Fannie and Clara Storrs
of Burlington. and an aunt Mis-. u A.
Crandnll OF Burlington. The funeral Wit
be held this afternoon AT two o'clock at
the house.
The Ladies Aid will have a social at
the vestry Friday evening William Gross
by of Nergennes spent SUNDAY at MA
daughters, Mrs. {. p. Horsford -Miss
lSapha Williams j. ,sil'stA-uunS in the
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. l.ottie Thompson and son are Wis
ltinE her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ,
Hill.-Mr. and Mrs. f. $ Ferguson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Berry In Richmond
over Sunday.-Thomas Carter who has
been at the hotel for a number of days,
gave a minstrel show before good sized
audience in the hall Monday night
Charles White has returned from a four
weeks stay at Joseph Sprague's in
Hinesburg Mrs. Hattie Sargent and
children of Bristol spent the latter part
Of the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Cufford.-Mrs Lizzie
Walker is improving.-M Milo Smith,
who IL in poor health. returned with
her daughter. Mrs Bessie Ross, to Bur
Observation-Disclosures Lambert OF Middle
bury College gave an interesting and in
structiVe lecture at the church Vestry
Friday evening Powell Tatro has bought
John Tits farm west OF the village,
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ORWELL.

George Campbell died Monday morn
Ing, the 18th, at the residence OF G. Il.
Walker, of tuberculosis of the lungs. Tho
funeral was held Tuesday at 200 p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |, Raymond of Fort
Edward returned home TNlesday.-Mrs. c,
y Aiken and child are with her parents.
Mr., and Mrs, w. c. Hack, for a few days.
Miss Ruth Brookins Of Middlebury
after spending some days, with her sister.
MISS Iva Brookins. returned home Mon
day'-Roy Phelps has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital-The remains OF
CHARLES Johnson Of Albany, n, Y, were
Drought here last week for burial In tho
East cemetery Mrs. Johnson was Miss
Mary Reynolds Of Orwell. Capt. c. IL.
Abel Is suffering with pneumonia. lie
seems to be holding his own H.
Ihohas' who has been i'll, is out again. 80
Glles Nimhall died ON the 18th at the
home OF Thomas Clark. where he boSrd-
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Z. f. Townsend entertained the
Moravian club May IS Officers were
elected as follows: President, Mrs. r. IL
Preble; vice-president, Mrs. w G. LARA
bee: secretary. Nellie A. Nottingham; as
sistant secretary, Mrs g. II. DeI.ong:
treasurer. Miss Bush social committee,
Mrs H. H. Burge. Mrs. l.. II. Tottns-
ham Mrs. w. r. Delano.-Dr Mary NJ.
Platt and Miss Farr are passing 10 days
in Boston.-MrS Phelps of Syracuse, \.
y Is the guest Of Mrs. Jane Farr at Lar
rabee's Point.-Thirteen ladies met with
Mrs. Nelson C. Jones for the May mis-
sionarY meeting Thursday.-Stowcll r.
Withcren Is seriously Ill.
Mrs L. r. Nottingham is passing the
week IN Rutland r. II. Holmes IS in 81.
Johnsbury, n delegate to the State con-
ference Of Congregational Churches.-Mrs,
4 T.. Nottingham entertained relatives
from Brdport Tuesday.-Miss McGraw OF
Glens Falls Is a guest at Patrick Nee
hans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
HARDWICK.

Don Genser of Washington, u. C., visi-
tod in town the FIRST OF the Week.-Mrs.
Mary Sargent of Danville visited here
Tuesday.-tTank Gillis had the mstor-
tune to lose IA part of the thumb on his
r,eht hand Tuesday by its coming in
contact with planer- Reginald Paquette
is at home from the Boston School Of
pharmacy, and will work I'm his fathers
drug store during the summer,-W. b,
Donald has closed his stone shed on ac-
count Of poor health,--A car Of dirt got
away from the section men ON the Hard
wick 4 Woodbury. railroad the other day
and coming down the hin from the Chase
crossing ended up at the Donald stone
shed. Two or three freight cars We're
badly DANA ged.--Frank Dufor, Jr,, OF
Greensboro. who received an injury TO a
leg several weeks ago while playing, was
obliged to have 1t amputated at the hip.
The opeTatio was performed at the local
hospital Tuesde-s.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
HINESBURG.

Mrs. r. A. Harris has sold her residence
in the village to Alfred S. Hun for $500.
The deed was made May ll--W. W.
Place has sold his farm to Fred Austin
for $4,000 and expects TO move to Rich
mond village.-Henry GoOdrow has
bought a new automobile from W. A.
Lawrence Of Bristol. William Cublt has
bought of Pierce and Martin the wheel
wright and blacksmith shop on Friend
ship avenue and with his son has opened
the same for buslness.--J. II. Alien is VIZ
Ting his daughter, Mrs II. G CASSIDY IN
Springfield, Mass,--A letter from Sanlhel
II. Bissonettc Of Charleston, $. CO says
that his father. Eugene Bissonett, - ~
years old and remarkably we'll preserved
Fifty years ago he owned farm on slI-
yer street In this town. o. Martin is
building an addition to his house. iiY-
man Kenyon 81 doing the work.-MrS Z.
A. Harris has given 70 tho Congrega-
tlonal Church land on which 10 build the
new vestry. Masons began on tho wall
May L.
Fro was discovered at Nashs mills
! at three o'clock Sunday morning and the
entire plant was burned The loss in
| cludes the saw mill planning mil. shingle
mill, grist mill and wagon repair shop
There WAS no insurance. Three wagons
in the shop and several thousand feet of
lumber IN tho saw mill were burned
Tho origin of tho fire IS mystery
Probably the plant win not be rebuilt
Next Sunday n Memorial service will hs
held in the Methodist Church under the
auspices Of Post Cummings, @. \. r.
All the churches viii unite, with a. SER
mon by the Rev. Sawyer. Memorial day
will he observed rs usual Dinner viii
be served in G. A. T. hall by the W.
r, c. The public school children OF the
town will parade with flags and with the
Hinesburg Cornet band and the uniform
ed company of the NJ. w. A., will escort
Post Cummings, Ct. A. r., to the town
hall. where Dr. Foster Of Waterbury
will deliver an address.-The baudstaud
, is being equipped with six electric light-
t run by a storage battery and If IN.
D.. weather is propitious there will De- ID
concert Saturday night. Z, Dow has
let his farm to Charles Huhbell.-C. "
l Pierce is building a cement foundatiot
l for the Congregational vestry.-Mrs
George Endres is I'll from the effects o
grip.
Hope Circle Of the Kings Daughter.
VIII meet Friday afternoou with Mrs
lDavid Patrick.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. ROlean were in
camp over sunday at Long Foint'-The
Ladies Union win hold its annual meet
ing In their rooms this "Wednesday after
noon.-The next meeting OF Beaver Glenn
Grange will he held Friday evening May
%. They VIII have "A box social ana pro-
gram. William Mcintyre visited in LIN
coin Tuesday. Harry Barrows ana MT
and Mrs. Carl Sncdan and Mr. ana MIS-
j, +. Davis took an automobile trip sun
day to East Barnard and Woodstock
Mrs. &. J.. Nuttng, who has been In
town for a short stay, has returned 10
her honp i'm Roston
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Henry Rolin was In the place over
Sunday-Mrs. Carrie Parmenter visited
her sister, Mrs Truman Gould. the first
of the wesk-A number OF Viola La
Rreck's little friends helped her celebrate
her ninth birthday Tuesday night,-Mrs.
O. T. Currier spent Tuesday in Hard
wick.-Robcrt Allen carried c. H..
stevens and family to ST. Johnsbury Sun
day in his automobile. Mr.. and Mrs. J,
=. Mann Of Walden spent the Weekend
with their son, Wallace,-W. 5. Wright
is working in L. H. stevens's storc--Mrs,
Maggie Hassam has returned to Burlng-
ton.-Joyce Perkins visited at Royce
Talberts saturday.
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miss henrietta Fisher, student o.
North ADAMS normal school, Is passing
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry = Fisher.-Tho Rev l.. a.
Nezina IL visiting in Fall River. Macs
Norman ;. Foote Of Middlebary visited In
town Tuesday.-The Gage cemetery Inn
provement society will DO entertained
tuesday afternoon By Mrs Friend Fisk.
y f. Bevins Of Burlington has succeed
ed l.. j. Donnely as express agent, Mr.
bohnetIN having been transferred TO Sher-
BROOKE J.. G.. whore he will 20 Friday
hobert Foster has returned from North
Adamf' Mass. whoro he went sunday
with his wife and mother.-Mrs. G. +. o.
himball and Mrs. G. S Haven visited In
Burlington Monday.-Mrs. ". II. Bristol
entertained the Home Missionary society
OF the Congregational Church yesterday.
The condition OF Louis Morris remains
about the same
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22

and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. n ID. SHES,
who arc ill.--Lewis Green of Brandon has
been in town on business.--J l.. Beane
has returned from Burlington-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward stowe of Middlebury spent
Sunday with his sister. Mrs Eugene
TucSer-Mrs. L. Stowe Of Salisbury has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Tuckor-The industrial social was sue
cess. Tho proceeds were N1-EuGene
Tucker went to Burlington Monday and
purchased four-passenger Ford automo-
ble-Mrs. Eugene Tucker visited IN New
Haven Monday
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory Of Car
wood y. j., are visiting Nj. and Mrs
John Gregory.-Nrr. and Mrs. Fred Street
er expect to go this week 70 Worcester.
Mass, to reside The Rev. y. VI. Shaw
OF Montpelier has been engaged TO preach
here during the summer mouths~-The
grangers have purchased the property Of
Mrs, NJ j. Pease and are to convert the
store into a halL--Stanley Tomlnson was
in Huntington over Sunday-Superinten
dent T. n. Prior visited the schools
Tuesday.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Joseph Beane Is reported as conn
fortable.-AIrs. John Hamilton IS Nsl'ihs
her son, Royal. and family in CharIo''e'
Mrs, William Nichols has returned from
Rutland. Mrs Oscar CoDurn has gone 10
her home In Brattlcboro.-The lndus''ia
will meet with Mrs, Nelson Miner lhuTs-
day. May 20, Refreshments will he scr,
ycd,-Mr and Mrs Benjamin bl'hn'"
have returned to their home in HrlS'"'
Mrs I.aban liurlhert Of Middleto"h'
Epsn. 49, come to caro- foT her tdlhVr