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BRANDON.

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sreet-MlsS Helen Carr'gan of Holden
spent sunday at her home on Grove
street-Mrs W. \. Fuller is visiting in
BurlinGion.-T farm buildings occupied
by the Hewitt Lumber company's men
as camp on Birch hill and formerly
owned by Frank T. Bartlett We're de-
stroyed by fire Saturday afternoon about
one o'clock. Tho fire started in the build
ing formerly used as a milk house
spreading to the other buildings. II Is
supposed to have been caused by a
lighted match thrown carelrssly on the
iloor.-A S, Baker Of Montreal spent
Sunday at St Thomass rectory.
Commencing Yesterday he graded
school win open Its morun- session at
$40 instead Of nine O'Clock and the
afternoon session at lis instead OF go
Clock closing at 3;l5. This schedule will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01
PROFESSIONALLY.

William Flynn who has been IN a long
time. does not !mprovr and Is very low
Mrs. Walter Clark and daughter. Mar
earet who spent several weeks at the
home of her daughter Mrs. George
iuker, has returned to St Adams Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Scott were called 10
burlington Saturday 10y the serious III
ness Of her mother, Mrs. NJ. 4. Trick
Mr.. and Mrs. VI, W Narnum accompanied
hy Nj. and Mrs +. r.. Smith, thc Rev
ma Mrs. ~ T.. Harmed, went los auto
mobile to Burlington Saturday
fowe has purchased the homo of Frank
Foster ana John Davis viii occupy T.. Il.
Smiths tenement, vacated by Mr. Howe,
Mr. ana Mrs Waylsnd Patch, who haze
spent the winter at East Hardwick, have
returned hOmc.-Mrs. George Grlswod
has returned from the Fanny Allen hos
pital ana is improving. Mrs. $, e, Pope
las gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital
IN Burlington for medical treatment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

Hon. c. H. Stcarns was i'm st Johns
bury Mundav.-Thc Rev j. Is FullcrS
remains will be taken from the vault
here and taken to Eithford for intcrmcnt
May THE Rev. c. NJ. Davis, the new
Methodist Episcopal minister. preached
his first sermon Sunday. His goods are
being moved to the Methodist Epis'opaI
parsonage The Rev G. f. CrhWtOru 'eit
Friday for his new charge in hando'ph'
Mrs. Glenna Hunt Stllson Is hl.-Jason
O. French who spent the winter with
his son in Pennsylvania. came nome
about 10 davs ago and Thursday suffered
a shock from which he died Friday.
Services were held AT the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Monday by the Rev. q. NJ. Davis,
as the Rev. Mr. iIazen was called to
Gaysville to onici6tc at a funeral The
hearers were Hon. Frank kcnticld Aus
tin wilkins and Simon -. Luce of Nor
risvillc and r. =. Bradley OF this place,
who had al scrved with him I'm the Civil
War in the 18th and 18th Vermont rcgi-
mcnts. lntcrmcnt was made in the new
cemetery His wife died . years ago and
was buried in Westford and his father
and mother are buried in Jeffcrsonvillc.
Tho threo bodies will be taken up and
buried here. His son, Phillip, and wife
from Terrytownship, Pa. We're here and
also his brother, Or John French, Of
Milford, Mass.-T. g.. Robinson is at
work for Il. II. Shcrwin in the saw mill
r.. II. Royce ana O. 3. Mcfarland were
at HON" over Sunday.--Bcrt Scri5ner Is
moving from tho G. $. Kenficld house TO
rooms IN the Sherwin tenement. Z. G.
ShcrWin Of Hyde Park is making repairs
to the inside of the Sherwin tenement
house ON Rnilrnnl sirent
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HYDE PARK.

The Rev r. II. Trill comrlcted his ms
torate her" Sunday. He will go In Cow.
nnsvlIe, j. O.. ThW.day.-Nr and Mrs
ieors" White of Montpelier wcr, in town
Sunday.-Mr ana Mrs T.. +. Dcnio. Miss
Doris DEMO ana Miss Halle Gates were
ia Montpelier SundaN.-R. W. Hulburd
5 in Burlington for a few days.-The Rev
w. X. llamin, formerly pastor Of the
'ongrega tional Church has been invited
t. take mp work here again.-Niss Br.sic
Tillotson spent sunday in WatervilIc. Mr..
and Mrs H. Il. Whittier We're in Fairfield
over Sunday.-M. X. Shattuck has gone to
Eden To act as custodian Of Corey pond
through tn" summcr-Danicl Smith has
been appointed street commissioner for
tie village-Mis. Blanche Blake visited
I'm St. Adams Saturday.-NIiss Frances
Nichols Of Ludlow spent sunday here
Mrs. Hattie Nichols who has been visit
nG here some time, has returned TO Gud-
."W.-Harry Ltdukc has returned from
Montreal hospital, where he went to have
du injured eye removed. David Trudcau
and family Wore in Burlington Monday
Miss Grace Trudeau has returned to Ner-
. nncs.-Nirs Raymond Vaughan and
lildrcn leave Thursday for Their new
ONE in Chicago.
state Forester Halves OF Burlington
I.ld meeting here FRIDAY. AZ which
oyeral Of the forest fire wardens of tho
punty and surrounding towns were pres
It Instructions We're given as to the
iIties OF che wadens and matters per-
lining 10 forest fires were discussed
fhe question Of a lire station, or obser-
'atory, on tn" ton of a local mountain
vas considered ana q station will hc To-
Hted either OF Golv!drrc mountain or on
D.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Mr. and Mrs. e. 6. MOrse wer. in
Rochester Sunday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs Abram Whitaker-Mark o.
Chamberlain has moved his family to
the Cotton farm.--Jcsso Mahan has
moved to East Randolph and he will
drive a creamery team.-H u. Dinsmore
is collecting cream for the harrington
creamery by means of an automobile
truck. which goes five or six miles oacf,
way from the village--Elroy Wheeler Is
working for $ L. Gilette.-Mrs. c. c.
Morse was at Hanover. \. H., April ..
for medical advice.-Leon Atwood has
moved into Charles w Wilson's house
near the head of Camp Brook.-Sovcral
liquor seizures were made SATURDAY. aft
ernoon on writs issued at the request of
States Attorney Trainor who was here
himself The suspected liquor was stored
in the town hall basement-Mrs ] \.
Chedel aged 80 years OF Gaysvillc died
Friday al the home of her mother. Mrs
\. y. Brooks. whom she was visiting.
She was I'm poor health when sh. came
here April y, but became worse tho next
day and could not be carried home. Sne
IS survived by her husband, mother ana
three daughters The funeral wes held i'm
Gaysvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. o. Williamson have
stored their household goods and are
boarding at Mrs. Lucia Iiiddor's-Dr.
Ernest &. Bullard, Lative of this town.
who formerly practised medicine at
jamestown. r. l.. and went to California
is months ago for the benefit of his wlfc's
health, is At c. L. Mobiles for a week.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

burlington presses her claim This is un-
derstood to be the first time that the
question has arisen, involving RESPONSE
plIty OF one town for the care Of persons
under quarantine
In county court the case of II NJ Hous-
ton against S. s Smith to determine the
ownership of a horse was decided by the
court in favor of the defendant. smith.
who received judgment and costs. The
next case taken up was Joseph Demiiohn
against A. Tumas, general assumpsit. TO
recover money borrowed. J. w Carver
appeared for the plaintiff and r. Davis
tho defendant
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ORANGE COUNT
RANDOLPH.

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gan ihs pastoral duties her" me last
SUNDAY in April when he occupied the
pulpit of the Federated church The
church has arranged Tor reception at
the Methodist Church Thursday evening,
arrangements being in the hands Of the
Baraca class Work on the house of
Mrs. r. c. Kellogg was finished Saturday
and the painters went at once to George
Pauton 's.-Mrs. Cora Robbins returned
from Montpelier Saturday after two
weeks with her cousin. u. X Lille
Mrs William Mann is somewhat i'm
nroved and after Ia dav. exno,ts to ,o
to ouacboo to ,.isit 49,. sar ,,oorr.
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BURY.

The annual meetings of both the Pier
ian and Hypatia CLUBS were held Friday
afternoon and officers for the following
year elected. Both clubs have done ex-
cellent work the past year and along fed
Grafton lines have observed Education
day, Health day and Conservation day.
The Hierian club met with Mrs. G. u.
Robinson, picnic dinner being served.
Th' officers elected are: President, Mrs.
James Fife; vice president, Mrs. Nyron
Graves recording secretary, Mrs. W T..
clark. corresponding secretary. Mrs. t..
+. Campbell; treasurer. Mrs, +. {. Lamb;
critic, Mrs. NJ. f. Stranahan; directors.
Mrs X. j. Knowles, Mrs. d. D. Grou,
and Mrs. j. ". Moody program commit
tee, Mrs. w d. Boyce, Mrs. James Halter
and Mrs William Carpenter The club
viii study the Bay View Magazine a
course on Germany. Denmark and Bel
GUM. The Hypatia club met with Mrs.
G. :. Bdwen, refreshments being served
by the hostess. The following officers
We're elected President. Mrs William
Gilbert; president, Miss Eta Graves:
secretary, Mrs Harry Lease; assistant
secretary. Mrs r. w. Dcmcr.tt; treasurer.
Mrs. V. l.. Perkins; program commit
tee AIRS b. r. Dcmertt, Miss Alice Sea
bury Mrs Earl Trombly; executive com
mittce, Mrs. G. S Bdwen, Mrs f. l..
Knight and Mrs. ID. w. Cooley. The
course of study was left entirely with the
program committee.
surprise party was given Al Morse
10y his relatives and friends at the town
nall In Duxhury Tuesday evening We'd
nosday being his birthday. \ company
OF invited guests gathered and the even
ne was pleasantly passed with games,
rromenades and music Noca! solos wee
rendered by Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer
ana Miss ferrice Foss. Mrs. p. G. HI
VINO cam TO play Miss Fuss's accom-
parincut. also fayoroa the COMPANY
with solos Retreshmcnt. were served
and Nj. Morse was presented with a
chair and shaving set. The presentation
speech was made by +. +. Toss and Mr.
Morse tittlng!y responded Mr.. and Mrs
James Fife and Mrs Gleason are visit
ny Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hatch and Ms
Nellie Bates in Orange. Mass. Mrs Il.
II. Smile of Montpelier was a guest II
Mrs. w. l.. WATSON Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Il. Demeritt have re-
turned from a 10 DAYS trip to New York.
Baltimore and Washington. u. g.
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LOWELL.

Edwin Gregory OF Province Hilh T. q"
is visiting in TOWN.. T. Deblois has
bid off the stage route from Eden to
Lowell and back, beginning July Mrs.
Christopher Lc May Of Montpelier Is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. ID. j. Shechan --
The funeral of Mrs Joseph Jacques was
held Monday morning from the st. lgna-
thus church, the Rev. Father Lavigne Of
hciatinE. The funeral Of Mrs Paul Du-
charme of Troy was held Saturday morn
ing from the ST. 1gnatus Church, the
Rev Father LaviEue oiticatnS.-M
Alexander was in Montreal, T. O. last
week while his sister underwent an oper-
alton in hospital.-Alrs b. u. Derusha
and hildren are spending the week in
Craitsbury.-W. II. Pope was called to
townsville, r. q. Sunday by the death of
his father
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FAYSTON.

\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Cameron April "a. y. Bragg.
who has been i'll few days. is better.
Frank Emerson had a successful OPP
GRAFTON at Homes featon hospital
Thursday. Buzzcll, who has
been critically i'll with pneumonia at
the hospital in Waterbury, Is inprOV-
ing.--John II. SMALL Milo WtGht Of
StarkSbOrO and Romeo horton Of
Huntington Center have been a9ppiut-
ed by state Tan Commissioner Charles
Plumley appraisers for AVerys Gore.
1t is mostly Woodland, only SIN families
living there, with no public property
except roads. The children attend
school at Huntington Center
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RUTLAND COUNTY
FORESTDALE.

Miss Phoebe Sargent of Rutland is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. G. II. Churchill
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
q. H. Bump April 23.-The infant daugh-
ter OF Garfield Ricliert died April a Of
the measles The funeral was held sat
urday afternoon. Intermcnt was in For
estdale.A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John Devino April 25-Mr. and Mrs. F.
j. Bacon are in Rutland this week, where
they are playing at tine Shrn"rs bazaar
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Pfenning April a son was
born To Nh and Mrs. Philip 1.aport April
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MORETOWN

II. o. ward and j. W. Bates were IN
Bolton Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs Roland
Griffith Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Austin and
two children were in Montpelier Sunday.
Little Evelyn Griffith, who has been ill.,
is little better.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Buklev were in Burlington Tuesday to
see their daughter, Grace, who is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital -Murlin Wood is
going this week to Mortified, Mass
where he will attend the Moody school
Mrs william Kin2sbury and Mrs Ellen
Somerville were in North Faystpn iuDs-
day.-Edwdrd Palmer of waterbury Was
in town Sund1y.-Margarot Newton of
Montpelier was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs +. f.. Griffith, over SUNDAY
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CRAFTSBURY.

t'rank Paddlcford came from Nhitmore,
Mass, Thursday. He will at once repair
the Clark Allen house, where he will re-
side--1he evening service at the Method
list Episcopal Church was given up sun
day evening 50 that the men might look
after the forest fire ON the iiardwick
road :. l.. LcaYitt is in poor health.-A
son was born at the hum" of Mr and
Mrs T. y. Marchses Saturday The par
cnts Of "A little blind son, Mr and Mrs.
John Maryhacs. have been presented with
SG.2j to help dtfray the eMpcosc Of AN
operation on his eyes. This expression OF
sympathy was brought about b. The VIII
ing Workers
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JOHNSON.

Mrs, +. H. SCOTS father in WHtervile
s seriously i'll with pneumonia and Mrs
scott is spending some time caring for MIN.
The MOrrsvillc baseball team defeated
he local team Friday, 10 to 0-Mrs. T.
r. Wells and daughter, GeorCic. started
Monday for Toronto, p. G., to visit her
aister.-At the annual meeting Of Water
man Lodge, F & A. M, the following
officers were elected and appointed: w.
NJ, p. s. Hebb; S. W. A, g. Stearns;
j W, p. W, Saxby; secretary, II, M,
Maxnsld; treasurer, c. y Farrington'
: D.. J. q. Odel. ] d. william sheldon;
chaplain. f. l.. Pearl: \ s. l.. F. Ware
ham; j. :, Herbert Buruha-l, tyler f..
u. ShcrWin. u. - q. M Homer and soy
cral from Eden were present Refresh
mcuts were served,
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STATE Y. III. G. A. NOTES.

Secretary Clark returned TucsdaI
from Bristol, where he gave an address
at the high school auditorium. Count,
Secretary Morhous was also n spcakc
and n good number Of members wor,
added to the new association recently or
ganized there as a branch OF the Add
son county y. NJ. g. a.
The annual meeting Of the State com
mlttec of the v NJ. G. a. will be hrb
at Middlcbury on Friday Of this v,,l
at two o'clock at the y. NJ. 9. A. build
ing, in connection with the fourth au
nual convention of the Addison Count
association.
Again this year the Addison count
Y. NJ. G. A., the Oranges and the school
Will carry ON an agricultural contest rp
boys and men. But this year the plat
viii include not only corn but apple.
potatoos as well as domestic sci,uc
course for the girls Prizes will %
awarded in various classes for ycuo,
! flint corn. white flint corn, dent corn
apples ana potatoes
nc vermont Association Notes" jus
issued has for it's first article an acc
count OF th" work Of tho Proctor y. NJ
C. y" during the ten years of its his
tory lust passed Through the active in
ter"st ana help of the Vermont Mar.l
company his association is doing mucI
service for the whole town. and # Is tn
r'al center Of the male lite Of the town
Thiou-h it's physical social. educatioua
and religious lines of work it is inau.uc
ln- the lives Of the young men and boy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Road Commissioner Arthur Benjamin
commenced Monday to work on the roads
Bessie Baily who has been spending
some time with her grandmother, Mrs
j. D. Baily, has gone to bethlehem. y
H.-Mr, and Mrs. Glenn McIIinstry pass
ed Saturday and Sunday with his par
"nts-Mrs. freeman Lawson visited her
daughter Mrs Edwin Burnham, in Cabot
Sunday
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page 81

the University OF Vermont baseball team
on their trip to Boston and Providence.
Seventeen thousand small trout arrived
Tuesday and were Distributed into sew
cral streams by W. NJ. Sargent and O. NJ.
Waterman.
Mrs. w. NJ. Stephen went to Burling-
ton Monday for few days.--NIr. and
Mrs. w. :. Daniels, who recently sold
their farm, loft Monday for staten
island, n. v. where they will make
their home for the summer with their
son, Prof Leon r. Daniels.--P Alex.
ander loft Monday on a business trip
to Boston.--Willlam Russell went to
CraftsburY Monday where he is at
work taking over the contracts of the
Mcclure Telephone company, which
nave been purchased by the Citizens
Telephone company.--Mr. and Mrs
Ashley Richard of Boston returned
home Monday after passing week
with his brother ana wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Richards Mrs. Elmer
Stoctman Of Burlington. who has
.isitcd her sister, Mrs. Leon Gallup,
lft Monday for Ludlow, Mass.
where they have purchased farm
Mrs. Alton Littcl Of st. Adams came
Monday to visit her mother. Mrs. II.
Aller.-Miss Lillian cole, who has been
at her home here for four months. left
Monday evening for oklahoma CITY,
where she viii be engaged In school
work Mrs j \. Barnes returned TO
bakersfield Monday evening after
Passing several days with her daugh-
Ter and husband, Mr.. ana Mrs. j. A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01
MHENE rHE HI.AME LIES

Husband-"T hlv. Jus; read of a woman
VINO has 20 divorced husbands"
Wife-"Wch Well Isn't is awful win
overboariuE Wra,cls men are gettine q
be?"-Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

Yow Help Wanted al max olint into
your service II photographer So capable
and clever that Nuu will wonder how
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WESTFIELD

Mrs. luscila jacques diod suddenly
,S-I-i~H s..u,da+ al 40 s.lt,n ullll a Inv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

Your Real Estate al may find ou It's
first or second Insertion, the oWucrs-to-
~ al itTSl Nral,AgL,. VI AysJA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-30
10
lOPIC

I Bend is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop az
The Naples Mr.. Bishop has agreed to
speak to the clubs of LenOX on automo.
billing in Europe next month. He will Il.
lustrate his talk with pictures taken on
trip from Lapland TO Spain.
Ascension School. in South Lee. which
has been under the direction Of the
I.enox and Stockbridge cotagers. has been
closed for the winter The Misses Amy
and Edith Kohlsaat gave the property for
the school, where boys are taught scen.
tifc farming and educated for country
life.
In Stockbridge the arrivals were DR.
and Mrs. Theodore {. Janeway. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Wynkoop. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Corbin. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Davis. Miss
Davis. of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest A. Warren. of Plainhed, " j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Maupin, who hay,
been convalescing from operations for an.
pendicitis, closed the Makay cottage to.
day and wen. TO town.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer. VINO is keeping
/ Shipton Court open for the early winter
| has been entertaining Major and Mrs
Harold Z. Reed. of Albany.
Mrs. John T.. Alexandra and the Misses
! NJ. Civilse and Anna r. Alexandra have
gone to Detroit to attend the wedding Of
]. Henry Alexandra and Miss Dyer. which
takes place i'm that city to-day. Mrs
Alexandra and her family will return to
Lenox for the remainder Of the year.
W. Roscoe Bonsal came up TO Lenox
from Hamlet, y. c., TO pass Thanksgiving
with his family at the Kinnicutt villa
Mrs Bonsal plans TO remain until mid
January.
DR. and Mrs. Henry p. Jaques have
gone TO Milton, Mass. They have been
looking at various LenoX estates with
the Intention Of buying a small property
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however. their entertainments will take
on an official phase. and there Will be
tea table in every home. Each Cabinet
members wife will have some women
from official life to assist her.
Miss Helen Huntington Downing and
Lieutenant Commander Hugo Osterhaus,
L. s. ~. will be married at ST. John
Church. on Lafayette Square on Thurs
dav afternoon. This bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Downing. The
bridegroom is a popular White House aid.
Mrs. George Leary, of New York. VIII
come TO Washington on Tuesday ana VIII
receive with Mrs. Lindley NJ. GARRISON
wife OF the Secretary OF war. Mrs. beary
will be here for several DAYS, and there
will be several dinner parties siven Tor
her Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh Will open
her new home I'm Columbia Road and con-
necticut avenue To entertain Mrs. Leary.
The Congressional Club will hold a re-
ception on the evening of December IL III
honor of the President and Mrs. wilson.
and the wives of Democratic ofnclaIs VIII
have an opportunity to meet them TOT al
most the first time The Misses wilson
were given an afternoon reception shortly
after their arrival in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hit, the latter
formerly Miss Katherine Elkins, are CIV
ing a series of Saturday night dances az
their country place in Virginia. Tonight
almost all the society people went out
for the dance.