davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
THE CHU Ills.
Last Sunday at fhc M. |. Church
Kansas

Last sunday at the NJ. |. Church
 Pastor Hickman preached at Il l o'clock on The Mission of The Seventy" and adduc5 the thought that every human being was in like manner called #by our=Eefa to do some important work In his cause, and every such an one. needing the call, would De spending his life well With it's eoas quent favorable reflex on himself and the world, because doing the work. hizh n Gods prov idenee. he was born te do.
 He sad 8e should 6e about 1t soon, as ~e had bst Jast time enough in our short Iise. 70 do the work We Were called 70 do Like them We were sent 10 stand for the moral and lgious standard Of Christ agaiusi the destructive Itandenefes of the times; az exam pies Iof upright IiF#s T the worlds wick fedness, showing the pit9 and help Ifulness Of Christ among earths sui Ifering, erring and dying. teaching lthe message of the gospel of love and good will to nien. having the spirit of Christ, as He said, That all the world might know of a truth, that l ame foi tn om God and that God has $ nt me,
 It was temperance day in the Sunday School Pro Banta spoke to the school on the dangers of efg- arette smoking He said that g lper cent of the students of Harvard used tobacco 4 of those fell be- hind in their classe 5; that 95 per cent of the honors Of the school were won bv the per cent who did not smoke Many of the users of tobacco never graduated at all. and only j per cent of the smokers ever won any honors at tho University. IThe moral he drew Was that eigarett smoking damaged the brain.
 Services next Sunday Sunday School II a m
 Pr aching II a. II.
 EpWoFth League 6:45 b m
 Evening rHiee 1:3e D. m
 Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7;30 ?. m.
 1t tht NJ [. Church. soath, Next
 sunday.
 Vacation Day
 Sunday School 10 q III. with the ] Following program.
 Song by hotE
 2 Prayer by pastor
 , Purpose Of aaatton day by Sup. rnteI | Tt
 seetpsugal reaa4ng, Why Should 0e devote ourselves to Christian service, by Mrs House
 Tn hindered christ by Mrs Myers.
 ; Hymn No +02
 ! Lesson study Tor 2o minutes.
 S Reports and anne8neeme nts.
 g A review The need of Ieab- orers" b. Grover 0 Neal and Miss Ora Bennett
 10 Reading. What Christ Said" by Pauline Bowers.
 Fl Hymn No BIS
 12. Silent prayer closing with the Lords praylr in concert.
 II q Ill Preaching Text Math- CIV 9:37-3S These verses are part or the Sunday School lesson and the same thought will be car ried through all the morning ex- ercises
 Preaehjng at 80 P. m
 Come come on time Come to NOT ship
 Roy \ l.. Cline, pastor.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
First Baptist Church.

Regular serd es Sunday morning and evening 1I:00 m Theme-=.rhe Second Coming of Christ" 7;30 D. m. Theme-.The Eyi- dence of Pardon This will rlose up my work with tho church a. pastor
 C. C. Winters.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

It's hard for the two-faced per- Son to look you in the eye.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

Whether you are the fly wheel or just a cog in the machinery de- bends a great deal upon yourself
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

Compliment your wife freely on the things she does about the house You can't expect her to stay home and drudge around unless you show that you appreciate it.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

Baptist church .H it happened it's in The News
The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

-t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13

preach OF the pence. William Beedes
case was continued until March 81 This
was suit brought by DR.. Adams to re-
cover for n lien note on n horse which
Beede traded to Adams. F. Patti, an
italian, charged with selling intoxicating
liquors, was given a hearing Two boys
Is ana 10, respectively. and three other
witnesses testified to his furnishing. He
was placed under bonds of 1900 for APP
pearance at the June term of county
court. He was unable to furnish bail and
was taken to st. Johnsbury Monday
night. Wren Moody OF North wolcott wa g
brought into court charged with short
measure on wood Bail was fixed al so
for his appearance in municipal cour.
March q. Alexander Codes was fined s.
and cists of S5i for intoxicatlon, He
paid. Miss Julia Cutting OF St Johns.
bury was in town Monday. Merton CHI
ford Of Connecticut is in town for n few
days-Ciuy Hall and Miss Ada Kimbal
were united in marriage Saturday evening
"A surprise party was rendered Mrs
James II. Clarke Monday evening in hon
or of her 32d birthday.-W. s. Perry wa.
in st. Johnsbury Tuesday Franz
Marion visited in Morrisvllle Wednesday
The village meeting was adjourned t,
! April Is as the auditors had nst hac
time to settle the accounts OF the village
owing to the change in the time from thu
first Tuesday in May TO the second Tues
day in March.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
BRIDPORT.

Mrs. J. G. S. Hamilton has been scri-
ously ill.--The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Q. T.. Converse Is convalesccnt.-
Mrs Albert Nottingham has returned to
Shoreham.--NTr. ana Mrs. Evans have
returned from Burlngton-Mrs Pidgeon,
an aged lady, is ill.-Edwlr' Toursey is
moving to the tenement o. IT, -. Fletch-
sr.--Willam Hebert will carry on the
James De Long place..-Mr. au. Mrs. G..
\. Pratt have returned from Nc.Ecune9.--
The officers elected March { We're: Clerk,
J. II. Howe; listers, +. J. Myrick O. ~
Shubino. T. W. Cirandcy; school diroc tors
G. A. Pratt ]. s. DukeN, O. i. Payne;
selectmen, T. l.. Myrick, @ K Walker c.
IT. Smith; road commissioner G. D.
Payne; treasurer, y. II. Bennett. drst
constable, Edward Nichols, SECOND con-
stable, Howard stone license vote -
yes, GO no; ffth-class, Il yes 81 no. voted
sl.10 on the grand list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

W t.. Forest Is visiting in Boston for
two wccks.--C. L. Taylor of MOrrtsville
was a guest of his sister Mrs. Elwyn
Peakc Saturday and Suuday.-Mrs.
Blanche Negeant underwent an operation
for appendicitis Friday.-Mrs. Lester
Heath, who has been visiting in town for
a few days. returned to Barre Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Mcclure were called
20 Manchester, n. H. Saturday by tho
death OF Mr., McCiuires sister.--The Hard
wick Steam Laundry which has been
closed since January | on account of the
rre Ia the building. has begun work again
MI. Dunn, proprietor has added several
new machines. james Eaton of Hyde
fark was visitor in town Saturday ana
sunday.-W. s. Perry has sold his milk
route and will move his family to st.
Johnsbury, whore he will take charge OF
farm The Rod ana Gun Club will give
1t dahco in the gymnasium Monday even
ihg' March l7,--Mrs. T., l.. Dunn and Mrs.
/ rNd Johnson went to Boston Monday for
rev days-The daughters of Pocohon-
vas gave whist party at odd Fellows
nan monday acknowledgements Powers
was at home from Burlington over sun
uaE~-Vah Magoon, WIN has been III at
'ne hospital with pneumonia, has return
ed homo.
IN municipal court Monday William
'>" Mas tined $40 snd costs Of $3.50 for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
RICHMOND.

Mrs.. ]. H. Goodwin has returned from
New York. where she has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Baker during the
wirter--G, NJ \insworth has sold his
interest in the livery business to +. 9.
CulTl"r-AlisS katherine Hanloy, who
has been confined to the house by
illness fer two weeks was out
for the hrst time Monday. g.
H. Pine ana Mrs. p. II. Sudarsky re-
ceivel word Monday Of the death I'm ST
Adams of their father. Mr. Kempton.-
Mrs. Lavalette and children have return.
ed from II few days stay in Barre-Miss
Rose ponaway was the guest of friends
in Burlington over Sunday.-Dr, William
n. Black has moved into his new rooms
in the Gleason block The Louise NJ
Smiley Circle met Wednesday with
Mrs Walston, Mrs. l.. w. Freeman and
Mrs, +. L. Freeman at Mrs r. w. Free
mans home Wayne Green of Burline-
ton was the guest of his mother. Mrs.
Marcia Green. over Sunday. :. Derrick.
carrier on route one, is confined TO the
house with the grip and f. y. Flage is
substituting during his illness-Mrs. u.
d. Parker and daughter, Albertine. were
guests of relatives in Milton over Sunday.
MI W imam l-'t OF NlAcDtG IL Win
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S Green for
Il short stay.
The Rev. and Mrs. Waite attended
the Chittenden county SUNDAY school
held In Burlington yesterday.--Mr,
and Mrs, w. Il. Powers have purchased
| OF Cyrus Lockwood his residence on
| Main street and viii take possession
mt once-Mrs, II. w. Towers returned
Wednesday from Barre, where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs, NJ.
A. Love. and Mrs. j. W Carver for
several WHOLESALERS f.. w. Freeman,
Mrs. L. T. Freeman and Mrs. Watson
entertained the Louise NJ Smiley
Circle OF Kings Daughters at the
| formers home yesterday afternoon.--
Mrs. Henry of Ferrlsburg is the guest
of her daughter at the home of Mr. and
Mrs John Gannon.-->Ars. Leonard ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The new Essex Junction graded school
was formally dedicated Saturday after
noon with appropriate exercises. Open
house from two to eight o'clock included
exercises at SD by the pupils in the high
school room; from 4:30 10 $50 the teachers
served refreshments and at 7.30 there
was concert by Barton's orchestra. At
eight O'Clock remarks were mad by H.
d. Drury. Supt. G. p. Howe " Morris
Vile and state superintendent NJ S. stone
OF Montpelier. and an address by Prof.
j, i. Messenger OF the University of YER
mont on THE School and the Com
munity." Many Of the villagers avalled
themselves OF the opportunity TO visit the
school and all speak with pride Of the
building and It's appointments
Edward Latulippe, employed in the
livery stable of Frank Tyler, met with
an accident while drawing lumber Satur-
day. One foot caught in a chain, tripping
him. and the sled passed over the toes
severely bruising them.
James Atherton, formerlv assistant
baggagemaSter at the Central Vermont
station, has a position In Montreal. Ray
McLoud is filing the position vacated by
Mr. Anterior.
The death of Miss Maria Elizabeth
Macomber occurred at her home Thursday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Maconlbe
was born on July 4. ISL. in Cummnctou
Mass. and had resided in this village fo
moro than 30 years. She was n sister o
the late Daniel H. Macomber with whom
she had always made her home. and like
him she was n familiar and wcll-be oveC
character. The funeral was held a
two o'clock Saturday afternoon at tn,
Macomber residence. The service was
conducted by the Rev. Or. Sisson, as
sisted by the Rev c. c. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Putnam are III,
parents Of a daughter, MAZDA born Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Titamore and chill
dren Lloyd and Lois, left Tuesday night
for the West. Mrs. Titamore and chill
| dren will visit her father In Keithsburg
| H.. while Mr. TitamOrc Will go 10 theil
| rome in Sa skatchcWan.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
ORWELL.

MIR and Mrs. John Nickerson of AL
bany. y Y, have been with friends in
town for a week.-Mrs. G. " Phelps has
recovered from the grip Mrs. T.. S.
Young has been for 10 days In SOmcrvllle.
Nass.--Miss Anna Young IS ~ mo from
New Jerscy.--O. Il. Root and g u Blair
were in Putnam, y. y, the hr-t Of the
week.-Mrs.. H. &. Hubbard Of polltney
spent last week with NJ. II " Root
Mrs. De Witt, who had pncuu onia at
Mrs. s l.. Stevens, las re' med to
Brandon Miss Mollie Tack e, keene.
y. H., is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II, T.. Hack.-Mrs John w. Clark of
Tawlet Is here with hcr father Judge
Branch, and sister, Mrs John II. Vail,
for a week.-Wllliam Eddie died Thursday
morning of the measles and stomach
trouble. He was about II years Old. The
funeral was largely attended at the Con-
ercgational Church sunday at o;0p D. m,
the Rev. j. c. Williams oi1ciating, The
town voted $500 for state roads and the
tax voted is Sl.lj.-rhc annual meeting of
the Congregational Church and society
will be held in the ladies' rooms Thurs
daY evening ut 7:3o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
CHARLOTTE.

I'll. Ladies Aid met with Nj
l. 3. Mcneil on Wednesday aftcrsloo
Mrs Michael Mack is visiting u
daughter IN st. Adams for two weeks
W. J. Stebbins and family have NOV
to Poultney, where he has charge of
large creamery.-Mr. and Mrs. Long.
of Burlington are moving In the hon
recently vacated by w. j. Stehbns
Mrs Arthur Holloway Of West Leblanc
y. H.. is visiting at her fathers, j. Boz
Jr.-Therc will be a dance at Library h
Friday. The Charlotte orchestra W
furnish muslc.-Mr and Mrs. Alb,
Chapman entertained a party Of fricn
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Carpenter
turned from New York March ).
Carpenter will go To Essex Junction
do surveying on large dam which Y
be erected thcre.-Mlss Ethel William
who underwent an operation at the Nj
Fletcher hospital Monday for
uendicitis is improving
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
STARKSBORo.

Among those i'll this week are Mrs.
j. Carpenter Mrs. G. u. clifford
and Granville Thompson.-Samuel Taft
continues to fail--A cottage prayer meet
ing was held at the home Of MIR. and Mrs
r. c. Smith Friday evening The next
one will be held NJ Eugen Nnums.-
Susan Foster is IN poor Hcalth.-Miss
Rhcna lin Is at home iron her school
at New Haven for n vacation Next Sun
day Mr. Lane OF Burlington will speak
in the Baptist Church in tho interest Of
the Anti-Saloon League. Alton Lafayette
has gone to Rutland to work Mrs. Elsie
Lafayette has sold back her farm to
Clint Smith.
Mrs Frank Orvis is gaining slowly.
Her daughter, Mrs. Hector Cousino, of
Middlebury is caring for her.-Mrs. ia
son Ravelin Is in a serious condition. Her
daughter Mrs. Edward Cove. Of Warren
Is with her.--Frank Orvis has finished
drawing logs to Bristol Ralph Orvis cut
his head badly while choppiug wood FRI
laV morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
VERGENNES.

The Vergennes Improvement society
is making arrangements to hold
whist and dance party in the city hall
April .. The committee on whist is
Mrs. H. c. InSham, Mrs. G. c. Ross,
Mrs. G. l.. Young. Mrs. +. \. Graves,
Mrs. Edwin Lewis on dance, Mrs w.
H. Wheeler, Mrs. G. w. Stone, Mrs. y.
II. Field, Miss Edith McGovern.-The
condition of Peter Larrow, who has
been seriously i'll with winter cholera
is somewhat improved.--Mrs, G. D.
lngham is ill.--Mrs. Rufus Fisk is re-
covering from an attack of appendi-
cits
Harry Norton has gone ia Providence,
r. l., where he has a position and Amos
Burroughs has taken his position at the
Norton Housc.-Thc last entertain
ment in the lecture course viii be
held on the 18th at tho opera house, the
Southern Jubilee Singers furnishing the
cntcrtainment.-Am Burroughs has en-
tered the employ OF W. II, Norton at the
Norton House-nIiss Julia Woodman of
Montgomery Center is pa ssng a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
ID, Woo1man.
Miss Mary Morgan is i'll with
tlle meaSleS.-Ine fteN. ftlCniru IL
Woodbridge is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs Hale, of Brooklyn,
~ Y.--Miss Mary Strong gave n tea
Monday in honor of her guest. Miss
Louise Brisden of Glens Falls, N. y
, Marston Haviland and w. J. Strong
have returned from trip to Mont
real.-'rhe body OF Frank Parents was
brought Tuesday from Waterbury,
whore he lied Sunday, lie was resi-
dent Of Monkton and is survived h. a
wife, one son and one daughter, &c.
T.. Woodward has moved from Water
bury and viii carry on the Kimball
| farm at Basin Harbor.--Miss Grace T..
| Kingsland is visiting Miss Madge g.
| Roberts of New York.---A. r. Need
| ham shipped a carload of mixed stock
| to New York and one to Boston Mon
Iday
! Mrs W. r, Bristol assisted by Mrs. V.
w. Waterman, Mrs. L. r. Benton ana
Miss Dolana Willard entertained the "hs
You Like 1t" club Tuesday evening, There
| was large attendance. Miss Frances
Hobart acted as hostess and the following
interesting program was given; Paper,
| Child Labor" Mrs. L. f. Benton; read
ing, Mrs, G., f. Morgan; reading, Mrs,
William Darymple.--C. T, g. Pierce is in
Siiddlebury and Poultney this week in-
| speeding the Masonic councils OF those
towns--Miss Helen Collins is visiting her
brother, O, h. Collins, and sister Miss
| Katherine Collins, of Bellows Falls
] Contractor Charle- l.. LcJaoeuf has re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13

daughter OF Cambridge. N. Y. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bal
1ett.--Mr. and Mrs. p. II. SudarJ
were in St. Adams Wednesday TO
tend the funeral of Mrs. Sudarsl
father. Mr. Kempton.--Mrs. Leon ri
of Jericho and Mrs. Waite entertt
the Ali Circle of Kings Daughters
the parsonage Friday.--Miss Rather
Henley, who has been i'll two wee
returned Wednesday to her school
Jericho.-Mrs. Eta Robinson. "
was called here by the serious Hin
of her father, II. A. Bcsett, return
Tuesday to her home in Rutland
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Miller and N
w. r. Fuller have returned from II
dolph. Two cases of smallpox
reported in the family of Il. a. W
liams.--A the village meeting
Richmond hall Tuesday evening
following officers were elected: NJ
orator. w. w. Miller; clerk. f.. 7.
cobs; trustee, John Culligan; ire
urer, A. g. Berry; collector, @.
Convip
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
HINESBURC.

/. II, Beal has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital and is improving.
George Lemis is in poor health. baldwin
Skir of Charlotte is visiting his grand
father, Q. \. win.--There are only
nine veterans of the Civil War living in
this town now. OF IS who enlisted in
Company G, 18th Vermont only two are
living now.-At the annual meeting Of
Patriot Lodge, No. %, f. IL A. NJ, Fri
day the following officers We're elected 7:
Worshipfu! master. c. J. Smith; senior
warden, NJ. f. Brothers; junior warden
r. D. Burritt; chaplain, NJ =. Orvis;
secretary. George w. Patrick; treasurer.
f.. IL. Read; senior deacon, c. B. Lucia ;
junior deacon. H. j. Vancelette; marshal,
o. A. Baldwin; senior steward, III. s.
Read Junior steward, H. L. Murray.
tyler, \. r. Morrill,; finance committee.
Daniel Patrick. Guy w. Tobey and 5. p.
Degree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
SHOREHAM.

Arthur Farnham shipped % head Of cat
tie to Grand Valley, Colo, which he will
turn ont to fatten. Mr.. Farnham and
Harry Church went with them.-T q.
Easton is in the Mary Fletcher hospital
Burlington, for trcatment.--R. II. Holmes
is visiting his sons in Schenectady, n. Y.
Miss Meehan of the telephone exchange
passed. tha weekend in TconderoSa. The
Misses Carpenter Of Middlebury passed
sunday with their brother, Y. T.. Eddy
Miss Eva Baldwin, who. was III on Mid
dlebury has roturnod.--Miss Elizabeth c.
North entertained tho Moravian club
Tuesday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
NORTH FERRISBURG

Tho Ladies' Aid society not at the
home of Miss Fannie Wheeler Nednes-
day afternoon at two o'clock--Mrs NcliS-
sa Tiimbali, who has been 81 all winter
Is slowly improving Mr. and Mrs. TAFT
have moved to Huntngton.-rhe Ladies'
Aid society OF Monkton gave an enter-
ta!nmcnt at Allen Hall "Wednesday cven-
ing.--Nfiss Lora Dean has reformed after
n trip to Washington, d. G.. with her
grandmother, Mrs. Lucinda Allon-Nnss
Lillian Kinball has closed nor school In
Jonesvillc and returned to hcr fathers,
Daniel Kimball.-Mss Maria KinEslaud is
improving Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Martin
spent Monday in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13

John ID. Barton OF Boston.-Dr. a. A.
Clark of Chelsea is in town-Ralph Bel
den has returned from West Rochester.
where he has been for three months.-Mr.
and Mrs. WILDER l.. Hamilton returned
Tuesday night from Colorado, where they
have been for four months They will
make their home In Middlebury and vicin-
ity.--W. f. Burke, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. G.. W. Fassett, and family
for few weeks, has gone 60 Brattleboro.
Mrs. w. j. White has returned from
Shelburne.--Prof. a. L. Lambert Of Mid
dlebury College has returned from Bos-
ton.-Mrs. II. l.. Brough. who has been
In New York for a week. has returned 80
Miss Margaret IIalpin has returned from
week in Rutland-A petition IL out for
the calling OF a special town meeting to
elect board of listers to f1ll the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF the board
elected ut the annual meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
EAST HARDWICK.

William Smith is moving from his farm
in Walden to the upstairs tenement in
the hotel--Leon Stewart ls Ill with the
measles.-Mrs. a. r. Montgomery visited
In Hardwick over Sunday.-Mrs. e. II.
Stevens and daughter, Madge, spent Sun
day in Walden.-Van Magoon is with his
mother. Mrs. e. c. Cole, while recovering
from an attack Of pneumonia. Mr. and
Mrs William Davis We're in Greensboro
Bend Sunday to attend the funeral of his
brother.-Mrs. w. D. Mann and daugh-
ter. Mildred, visited In Hardwck Satur-
day.-Henry Currier is gainlng.-Roscoe
Allen. who has been III several months,
Is able to be up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
HANCOCK.

Mrs Ciaud FAR is with Mr.. larrs
parents for several Weeks.-Aliss Alb
bic Eaton is az home from Roches-
ter-Airs. Albert Marsh OF Concord,
Mass. ana Harry Claflin of Benz
ninetnu, n II" were called hero
March on account Of the fitness Of their
mother. Church is at home from
Massachusetts, Jane the wife Of Elias
E. Clafn, died Marc 3, after an liness
of one week with Pneumonia III, fun
ers,l was neld ut the houSo March the
Rev. O. b. Wells officiating Intc-nent
was I'm the village cemetery by m, side
Of her daughter. Emma. She leaves a
husband, four sons, one, Frank, who is
IN Oregon, Robert, Harry and Leon and
two daughters. Mrs, Harry Burbank Of
IIillsboro, n H., and Mrs. Albert Marsh
of Concord, Mass Az except Frank were
here to attend the fu eral. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamlin Barnes. Miss 5 Hattie and Neva
Clahln OF Bethel were also here for the
funeral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
MoNKToN.

The following officers were elected
at the town meeting: Moderator T.. w
Neadcr; town clerk. f. II. Dean; treas
,rer. T.. II. Palmer; selectmcn. b. l..
Lawrence, Thomas Butler, W. G.. Dona-
hue: road commissioner, 3. A. Beers;
school directors, 4. " Greene, NJ. o.
French. Charles Hoag; overseer of poor
Il. w. Meader; constable, j. w Thomas
town agent, T. w. Meader; license vote.
yes q. no 81: tax, Sl.6O on tho dollar
schools in town closed Friday for the
spring vacatlon.--The Woodmen made d
bee Saturday and cut and drew up Daniel
Meech's woodpile He Is somewhat i'm
proved since returning home.--Charles
Jewell will not move TO Mrs. Deans
house. but will live at Barnumtown and
work for l.. NJ. Dean.-Mrs. l.. ]. Elliott
Of Waltham visited here over Sunday,
returning homo Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Rev. Ebert Lainr of Darlington
will speak on temperate Sunday after
noon at three O'Clock at Friends Church.
He will be accompanied by the Rev. Mr..
Blake of Starksboro. Miss Ada Hai!ock
Of Greenfield, Mass, is the guest or her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hallock--
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tromblee, who have
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Fol-
lansbee for two weeks. returned Saturday
to their home In Montpelier Elisha Fol
larshcc of Proctor has moved to New
Haven Junction and will cary on the
James Davis farm. He formerly lived
h,r