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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07

For any itching skin trouble, piles,
eczema, salt rheum. hives, itch, scald
head, herpes, scabies. Doan's Oint-
msnt is highly recommended. soc box
at all stores. Adv.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07
Grand Jury Correction.

Under Grand Jury head. the name of
]. w. Kennedy was published instead
of ]. w. Cannon.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07

The train passengers get an attract
i've view of the gifts of springtime.
The grass looks like an emerald veil
pinned across the park, through it is
the straight, willie gravel walk, the
walk of men who give their mind and
hand and heart to the railroad.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07
o o o

"My first lick of work on this road, "
said the oldest service man, perhaps
not the Oldest man in years, down
there, was at the opening of the road
up in Meade county on the Ditto farm
twenty seven years ago, l think! The
track was put through in four months.
Convicts were sent from Frankfort
and they worked while the guards stood
over them" said Mr.. M:lt Matheny,
as he told the story of the old Texas.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07
Down At The Shops.

Friday the sunshine poured into ev.
cry mock and corner down at the shops,
and all the bright new paint glistened
into eyes that never fail to find the
home Of the locomotives intensely in
teresting. Every day seems new
beginning of life-there is always so
much just starting that one cannot ap.
preciate all that has been finished.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07

forty-four someone told him to be sure
TO make that $1,000 salad dressing.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07

Green-Do you think Koyne is
straight?
Wise-He used to be before he took
to steering his own automobile.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07

Among the men there is cordially
that goes out to every stranger within
the gates-even a candidate-and Fri
day Mr.. Vic Robertson, candidate for
County Clerk, had the privilege of Wis
iting them. mot better boy in the
county--ever was" said one man,
speaking of Mr.. Robertson, land he
will sure be elected.
y 90
The private car, zone Hundred, ="
was being house.cleaned for the Gen.
eral Manager. Electric fans add much
to the comfort Of the car which is per-
fectly equipped from kitchen to draw
ing room. The car left, Saturday for
Louisville, ready for Mr.. Twins serv-
ice.
Richard, who is chef on the One
Hundred, was helping to give 1t an ex-
ira shine too AS he was leaving on
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07

The Chief Clerks Office most inter-
esting book is that big one in which a
record of every employee is kept. Some
of the pages just have the name at the
top, John A. Ross for instance, with
the rest Of the page as white as snow.
Mr.. W. a. Cockrell, assistant to Mr.
Willis, puts down every requisition
and promotion. Mr.. CoclSrell has little
of this work to do, but his efficiency is
devoted to the world Of figures in that
Office.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07
o o o

Mr.. Randall, the Master Mechanic,
took pride in showing the wrecker-ea-
boose. One might call it a railroad
palace, for on the scene of wreck, 1t
will seem so, to the men tired and
weary with the labor and strain that
come with these occasions. The wreck
err caboose is equipped like private
car with telephone service, electric
lights and water. A desk, a wash stand
and four soft beds compactly built in
the walls. One has to look closely to
find the many conveniences, but they
are all there. Linen closet, closets for
wreckiug clothes which are already
hanging on the hooks, were spacious
and we'll lighted. An observation win
dow in the private room for the Train
Master and Master Mechanic will be
enjoyed by Mr.. Hensley All this in
caboose-that little old red car that
many a boy has delighted to jump on
for short, free ride on the rear steps.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-05-07

Book learning, the right hand bower
of practical knowledge, is being APP
piled at the shops. The apprentice
school is held every Friday by Mr.. Ira
Behen. Learn as If you are going to
live forever, and live as if you are
going to die tomorrow" the boys are
trying their best to apply this wisdom
to their mechanical training course
and their everyday life toward each
other. The members are: Wallace
Lewis, j. H. Morrison, VIM. Wroe,
Randall Ross, Carl Brittian, Robert
Brittian, Mike Tucker, Ads Kramer,
James Ricketts,, Herman Lewis, Dar-
nell Matheny, r. NJ. Penick, Robert
Wilson, Ollie Pate, D. j. Randall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
GRANVILLE.

Tho presiding elder. T.. W. Sharp. was
in town Monday. There will he a service
at tho Ladies' hall Sunday Of > 80 o'clock
The Rov. Mr.. Wells will he the speaker
The remains of tho infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Baglcy were brought here
Elmwood cemetery. He was Ave weeks
old and died of cercbro-spinal meningitis
April 30. The family were former resi-
dents OF this town. Mrs Bagley was
Gertrude Derby.-llalph Briggs is on
clutches, the result of stepping on rusty
nail-Miss Alice Gin and Miss Isabelle
Robbins who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dodson. returned Saturday TO
Lawrence, Mass.--Mrs Mabel Burke of
Hancock was an over-Sunday visitor at &.
r. Bagley' s.--IIOrace Hook moved from
his farm to Herbert Whitney's Monday
Mrs. Julia Nnton remains about the Same.
The library. which was in II. II. Hub
bard's house for scvera years. has been
moved in Eugene Campbells and Is locat ed
in he town clerks office Mrs. NJ. l..
Campbell is the new librarian and she is
also town clcrk.-William Sherley Is in q
bad condition. caused by enlarged tonsils
which has troubled him the last seven
the Randolph sanitarlum. His friends and
neighbors have begun his spring work. MS
he can do but little.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
NORTH FERRISBURG.

surrounded on every side with ferns and
green's and standing beneath an arch
way of wild flowers, the immediate family
OF the contracting parties saw Miss Halcie
L. Noonan and DR.. Kenneth b. Tracy
joined in holy wedlock at the home OF
the brides brother, stephen Noonan, Sat
urday afternoon at three o'clock. the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
James s. Braker, u. D., of Burlington.
The bride and groom were unaccompa-
MED. The double ring ceremony was
used The bride wore white wolfe dress
and carried a cluster of bridal roses. DR..
Kenneth Tracy was graduated from this
University of Vermont college Of medicipe
In June, 1912. He went to New York
city for postgraduate work and
to Mars Hill, Me, in December last
where he has built up large practice.
While in this part OF the State he will
take two weeks postgraduate work at
the university after which he and Mrs.
Tracy will take trip through New York
State to the metropolis, thence to Boston
and Portland. arriving in Mars Hin not
later than June /.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
JERICHO.

Mrs. n. j, Desany of Jericho. who had
been at the Fanny Allen hospital for
-FOUR weeks, was taken to her sisters,
Mrs G. s. Wrisley, of Essex Junction,
April "a. She has gained rapidly and Is
able to sit up In a chair. Mrs. Desany
expects - be at home within 10 DAYS
A. c. Williams Of st. Adams was IN,
guest OF relatives over Sunday The
Woman's Foreign Missionary society o..
the congregational Church met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Mary Balch.--rvan
White OF Burlington spent Sunday with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. George white
Mi and Mrs Alfred Varnev and Mr.. and
MIS-. McLane from Westford were at !
7. VarneY's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. 4.
Tomlinson and Miss Lulu Lincoln are Wis.
itinS in Milton.-Mrs. Nettle John.
son is with her sister. Mrs. George
w. Foster. for short time.-Mrs WI
liam Able Is i'll with diabetes Waite,
Iantz has been visiting his mother.
Mrs. Arthur H. Packard has been In New.
port.-Mrs Calista Stevens is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. r. Varney John Wall
went recently to Pompanoosuc. where he
Will reside with his daughter, Mrs Dale
Bullock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
WEYBRIDGE.

Mr., Barker OF Middlebury College
preached at the Methodist Church Sun
day morning, and Mrs. d. $. Twitchell
conducted the evening service. Mrs. Ben
Wales read sermon at the Congrega-
tonal Church-Mrs. Martin Young has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai much improved In health.-Thomas
Cornell. who has been some weeks at w.
&C.. Sturtevants left last week for AL
hany. Mrs. Cornell will remain for ehe
PRESENT.. A. Harrington and children
and Miss Lucy Harrington OF Vergennes
visited here Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist society was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. II. A. Clark and
Mrs G. NJ. Baker at the home OF Mrs.
Baker-Mr. and Mrs, w g. Childs
who have spent the winter at Mrs
Motifs, left Wednesday for the ChrYsler
cottage at Long Point. Mrs. Mott will
spend the summer in Cornwall with her
daughter, Mrs. Slas Hoyt.-G. II
Sturtevant is in Bennington, where he
has employment for few weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
-CBIITENDEN COUNTY
WILLISTON.

Mrs. Orton and daughter of Burlington
were guests of Mrs. Frank Talcott Sun
day. Mrs. o Erien and daughter attend
ed the funeral of her brother, Thomas
Burke. SUNDAY afternoon at St. Mary )
Cathedral In Burinston.-Gordon Burke
from Plymouth, y. H.. was in town for
a short time the first of this week
Wilnston was his former home.-The
Union Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the parsonage this afternoon Mrs, w.
Cassidy, who has been with her son,
George. for two weeks. returned to her
home in North Hero Friday. May a.
Mrs. OGrady, who has been with her
daughter for a few weeks, has returned
10 her home in 81. Adams, Mothers day
will be observed Sunday in the Metho-
dist Church-Miss Jessie Johnson will
give a planoforte recital at the music
rooms of Mrs, Alexander 7. Arkley in
Essex Junction Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Ellis went to Plattsburgh, y. Y,
Monday to visit her father.
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BRISTOL.

~. - I,tseona,,a ~ X(nr.actnr
,,a j.. ,isitina - ,ou,, Mice rldora
po1,ncr Of proctor was an over-Sundav
oros, ~ bar rar.rts NJ ana Mrs = II
palmer Mrs Albert smollev and child
visited bor narorts IN Lincoln over Sum
dov Iano.s tIanlo,, hoe rosipnad ,s forc.
man in tha coverins department of the
Rristol Nanufacturino co,npanv and ac-
cen,ad a nositiou az brakeman for the
Rutland railroad II I clark takes his
nlace as foreman Eo rr,.rs are busy at
thoir snrins work Considerable sowing
and some plaptinp has been done.-The
willing Workers met with Mrs. b.
" Estev Yesterday afternoou.-AIr. and
Nrs Cbauncev Risbie and daughter OF
rerrishurp were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
IL e. Palmer over Sundav.-Miss Irene
pr,de of Essex function was an over
sunday visitor in TOWN
n F Farr of Albany. \. Y. is visit
irg his motber Nrs SonhIa Farr. and
other relatives-Robcrt Ouinlan ami
Miss Anna WRIGHT v,ere united in
marriage SATURDAY evening at the
home ~ tho hrido,s norepts Mr.. and
Mrs wa,ter Uriaht ~. rho Rev. c. n
Cur,is ~, go l., ,ravelinr
saI.smo, %. ,,,a p.,.,o, uonufactur-
| In, oo,,no,. .hor, wedding
| 1t, 49, III, -, ,hoi. hon,a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08

ing service Monday evening and the re-
port Of the secretary and treasurer and
Of the secretarys and treasurers OF the
different societies OF the church were
read and showed that the church was
in a good condition The following Of
hcers were elected; Senior warden
Branard II. Lane; junior warden A. ID.
Vittum; treasurer, Joseph Calhoun, Jr.:
secretary, Charles II. Cheney; vestry-
mon. Il. RI. Lane A. d. Vittum Il. c.
Russell, Joseph Calhoun, Jr., Charles r.
Cheney. -Rollin Lane. well known and
much respected citizen Of Cornwall
visited the village Saturday his Sjth
birthday. He was greeted by many of
his old friends. He was afterward given
birthday party at his home in Corn
wall.--Miss Nellie GarveY, who has been
visiting in town for a few days, has re-
turned to Bridport.-The approaching
marriage OF Thomas Brennan, operator
at the local passenger station, and Miss
Margaret Halpin was announced at St.
Mays Church SundaY.-Mlss Bernce
kidder, who has been i'll for a few days,
has far recovered as to be able to be
about again.-The Ladies' Aid society of
| the Methodist Church held a well at
| tended meeting with Mrs r. W. Bacon
at her home on High street Tuesday
| afternoon" i"dli foote' WI" Nus "ee''
visiting III town lo'' le" uaNS' mas re-
| turned TO Rutlahd'-' harles chapman
wh1ie using manner struck the IrSt
| finger OF his left hand and broke the
bone.-Merritt Stow of Bristol formerly
! OF TINS NiHage' was IN Town the nrst
| OF inc Weeh' TUESDAY ne went 10 spring
field' Mass where ne mas posluon'-
y call mas heen posted Tor A village
meeting 10 ne held at elght CLOCK
thursday evening May To- to near the
report OF the special committee appoint
ca at the last annual village meeting
on the matter OF street hEhtnH' to sec
If the village VIII vote TO authorize the
trustees to eXpend sLVW OF the highway
FUNDS so as to take advantage OF the
ofer OF the hon Joseph Battell TO give
a like amount Tor the macadam road on
Weybrdge street ana to see II the VII
lage VIII vote to purchase sprinkhne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08

mental music and games. During the even
Ing the Rev. s. s Cobh in behalf Of the
neighbors presented Mr. and Mrs. Booth
with wooden box containing sum Of
money condition Of w. l.. Cotey.
who Ia Ill with Intestinal trouble. Is some
what improvcd.A nine composed OF the
clerks defeated the Winners Tuesday aft
ernoon on the old fair grounds, score, 1G
TO H. The feature Of the game for the
clerks was the box work Of IIamel and
Tor the winners Walters work at short
stop. batteries. Clerks. j. IInme and
waiter Young; Winners Eogan, Austin
ana Deyoe; umpire, A. Dugan scorer, X.
slack. Eagan threw his arm out In the
second ana was succeeded by Austin
The Gage Cemetery association is making
arrangements to hold food sale saturday
In the rooms In the Stevens block lately
vacated by the Express company William
J. Middlebrook, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G.
Middlebrook. who recently was graduated
from the Amas Tuck School Of Admins
tration and Finance Of Dartmouth College,
received his A. r. and was the after-din-
ner speaker for his class. The subject Of
Mr.. Middlebrooks thesis which contained
10000 words, was "1pgislation Rcgulat-
Ing the Sale of Securities AT meeting
Of the w c. T. Z. held nj tho home of
Mrs George +. Stone Tuesday evening
Mrs C.. VI. Grandy and Mrs. +. y. Graves
were elected delegates to the county con
vention to he held to-day at Bristol.-S.
| C. Maccabee has been engaged by James +.
Donahuc to work In his creamery in this
city.-Mrs. william Manly Virgin and
| daughter. Margaret. of Providence. X. l.,
are visiting hcr father Francis Won Groll,
at tho home Of her sister. Mrs. j. II. Don
nelly. +. and W. e. Donahue have
gone to West Milton to make preparations
TO open the Cooperative creamery. which
they have leased. on May 12.-Mrs Alice
| Martin of Burlington visited her sister
Mrs. c. A. Grandy. Tuesday. Miss Rose
Miller returned Tuesday TO burlington
after n visit 10 Mrs. A. Lash.-Mrs. Joseph
Aunchman of Orwell Is visiting her daugh
| to- Nrc Iop
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
ADDISON.

William Wood is not AS well.--Mrs.
Gregory of Burlington has sold her farm
to Amos Needham of Nergennes.-Grand
View grange observed mothers night"
at the meeting Frday.-Mr. and Mrs
y. H. Norton arrived Tuesday from
LeGrange, Ind, and are guests of her
sister, Mrs. John Elmer. They have
come here to live and are to move in TO
the James Baker house.-Helena Palmer
of Nergonncs has been the guest OF her
parents, Mr., and MRS II. G, Palmer. --
Mrs. G. T. Reckie preached at the Bap-
tist Church SUNDAY in the absence of
he Rev. Z. I Reekie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
VERGENNES.

The public service commission held a
hearing Thursday afternoon in the city
hall Tor the purpose of taking evidence
concerning conditions at the railroad
station here. The commission was repre-
scented by Chairman Charles d. Watson
of St Adams, and George Rabbit Of
Bellows Falls, the other member, W. r.
Warner Of this city ont of courtesy not
acting. S. s Watson of St Adams act
ed as clerk for the commission. A petition
was placed before the commission by
Attorney f.. w. Stone. claiming that
the station is inadequate for the city
of Vergennes, is in many ways an in
convenience to the travelling public and
asking the commission to order the Rut-
land railroad to erect and maintain a
new passenger station at some point
patrons at Vergennes The Rutland
railroad through its attorney, F.. w.
Lawrence. put before the commission a
denial of the truth of the claims Of the
petition. y large number OF witnesses
were sworn and their testimony taken.
+. w. futile and George W. Stone ap-
peared for the city OF Nergennes and f..
w Lawrence for the Rutland road.
J
George r Jarvis. general manager;
George l., Y. French, genera! super
intendent +. =. Grant, general passenger
agent. arl :, q. Schillinger, chief en-
| 81 Ger.
| The Addison County Association of Con-
! gregntional Churches and Ministers Will
hole its spring meeting in the local
, church Tuesday and Wednesday May Il
and u Tho committee in charge con
slsts Of the Rev Richard G. Woodbridge
OF this city and the Rev +. A. Holden OF
, New Haven. Those who will take part
are: The Revs. George w. French, Edwin
Judson Klock. George A. Wilder, A. f
| Lambert, Frederick A. Holden. Samue
Rose, Griffith Evans. Richard G, Wood
bridge. Arthur w. Bailey, w H. Doug
las \. A. Lancaster, j. Hall Long, J
Christopher Williams and Arthur w
Eddy. Each church is entitled to repre-
sentation by its pastor, two lay dele
gates. the Sunday school superintendent
and the president of the Young People
society. George A. Meigs, instructor il
rural engineering at the Vermont Stat
Agricultural School at Randolph, an,
Mrs. Mcigs visited his parents. Mr. am
Mrs. n. G. Meigs, Friday. because o
combination of circumstances whic
prevent the members OF the city ban
getting together, they have decided I
disband, awaiting a possible reorganiza
ton. The property Of the organizatio
has been turned over to III. G, Miner on
OF the oldest members. 1t Will be Temem
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
CORNWALL.

Monday to Moriah, y. Y, to accompany
the remains of her mother, Mrs. Caroline
Broughton. who died April 20 and was
buried in Moriah April S.-Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Adams OF Addison were at tho
home OF her father c. S. Fisher. over
Sunday.-Mrs X. A. Foote, who has been
spending the winter with her son, r. L.
Foote. has gone to spend the summer
with her daughter in Vergennes and with
other friends.-Mrs. Rollo Landon is suf-
fering from a severe attack Of rheuma-
tism.--Thomas J. MacMurtry. Jr" has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
r. J. MacMurtry. Sr-Mrs. f. f. Footc
went to Vergennes Friday to bring home
her son, Sanford, who is Ill at his aunt's
Mrs e. A Lee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08

Of tho Congregational Church to secure
new pastor has been successful In
finding several good candidates and at a
meeting OF the committee Saturday
evening 1t was decided to hear what
seemed to be one of the best men as
soon as arrangements could be made and
dates fixed.--Miss Maud Smith has been
at home for a week.-H. r. Hack IL
having new piazza built on his resi-
dence in the village--The outlook for all
kinds of fruit was never better-F. b.
Kimball will return to Eagle Inn this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting of Beaver Glen
Grange will be held Friday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Shedrick of Bris-
tol were guests of Mr.. and Mrs G. G.
Coates over Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. II,
G. Roscoe returned Saturday after
spending several months in the South,
MIR, and Mrs j. T.. Davis are visit
ing In Port Henry.-Mrs Wiley
Wheeler is ill-Mrs. Sherror Brown is
at home after passing some time in
the northern part of the State,-Mrs.
Charles Everest is at home from a
visit with her parents in South Shafts
bury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08

Burlington. Mr.. Deanag and one mar
had the fire under control in about ar
hour.
The new board of village trustees organ
lied Tuesday evening with President G. w
Bailey In the chair. The following com.
mittee were appointed On streets and
lights, r. o. Mudgett and L. NJ Hays !:
sidewalks and crossings, Fred Vlele and
II. g. Gates; village property. II. @. Gates
and X. o. Mudgett; superintendent Of
streets, Frank l.. Allen; chief of police,
David Demag.
At the annual meeting Of the Epworth
League, the following officers were elected
last evening; President. Miss Ruth Gates /;
first vice-president. Guy A. Page; second,
Clara Anterior third. Hazel Sheldon /,
fourth, Mrs. G. II. Sisson SECRETARY, MISC
Emory Gates; treasurer. y. A. Mills; or.
| ganist Miss Helen Peck
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08

". II Holcomb ,s in Burlington for
treatment Granville Thompson has re-
turned from the hospital much improved
in heelth.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Thorn OF
New York have returned to their sum
mcr home here.-Mrs. Sarah DockeY Of
Burlington visited here over Sunday
Mrs Louise Wills. who has been visiting
at n. l.. Wyman's has returned to her
home in Montague City, Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. G. Ferguson have returned from
Thompsonvilc. Conn.-John CaverlY of
Boston is visiting at Frank Hill's.-Mrs,
A. l.. White Is gaining.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
SALISBURY.

Professor Cady of Middleburv College
preached in the congregational and
Methodist Churches Sunday.-The Rev.
Dr. Coleman will preach in both churches
Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Hamilton and
daughter, Ruth, who have spent the
winter in Brockton. Mass, have return
ed to their home here for the summer
Clyde Bostwick is at home i'll with the
measles.-G II Cloyes, who recently
broke his shoulder and left arm, is as
comfortable as can be expected. Rollin
Whitney goes to Mount Hermon BOYS
school Saturday to begin his studies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
LINCOLN.

Roy Hamilton has finished work for
Arthur Varney.-Hayden Bower broke
his right leg about two inches above the
ankle Saturday while at work on the
road in South Lincoln.-Mrs. Hubbard OF
Fairfax is visiting her daughter, Mrs c.
n. Smlth.-Mrs. Wilburt Whitney Is in
New Haven Mills to care for her daugh-
ter, Mrs Luther Varney, who is ill-The
BAPTIST Church has bought of c. w.
Purinton a piece Of land and is building
barn for the parsonage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies. Aid met al the home
of Mrs. John S. Williams Wednesday
afternoon Cook of the Howe
Scale works visited at his home here over
Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs, +. LaForce gave
a large reception and dance at their home
Friday evening in honor Of their daugh-
er, Mabel who was recently married
L. W. kellogg has gone to Springfield on
a business trp.-Miss Tina peyette and
Miss katherine Root spent the weekend
ia Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bacon have
issued invitations for the approaching
marriage of their son, u. Alexander
Bacon, and Miss Elizabeth l.. Lenahen
OF Burlington.
4 surprise WAS given Mr. ana Mss, Eli
Lassunty oy re!stivss Thursday, May /,
At their heMt in Charlotte IL belne their
10Th anniversary Eli Labounty and
Charlotte Jane North were married ir
Hineshurg MAY l. 1873 Mrs, l., A, john
son. a sisLsr at Mrs LlbounN, who was