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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

ter, Miss Isabelle Griffin. nave returned
from %arsaw, ". Y. Miss Griffin has
entered Midd1ehury College PRANK W.
Dosmsn @mrf Mhsw Kfffth Vera Fny wene
married i'm Fair Haven Monfay AFTER
r1oon--Rohert Bruce shot owl Sunday
morning at the farm of John royzefie's.
The bird measured five feet 4eNor urh-
80. from tip 10 tip>-Mlss Louise Kendall
~ NL-The Muses. Nv cline and Joanna
Spooner' have returned from Norwirh.
ICeun.-Hqlss Many Chandler Of Silwru
Take Ii visiting har brother. Frank H..
charlottesville a1nailey bpY, who WIS
badly injured wtien K1ESed ny a hprHs
last weels, IN improving at the RntlHnrf
hospital and hts recovery NJ sxpsctnif--
The Rev~ Charles w1u1iam rtrrnen, nv
csnHly OF ths Baptist Ch1wcr- has begun
hts habops With the baptist Church at
North Bennfn@tonl-Nr. and Mrs. Fred
Barnard Of Grown Point, E- v. ARE at
John Barnarfs.-MtsaA Agnes Parrresee of
Feutland b visiting her pareuts.-Mrs VII
Ibsrn O. KING IL visiting in Boston
Charles p. Pratt of Chicago fs visiting
her mother, Mrs Austin Blancha -
The concert band Will give a concert in
Central park Friday ufst1t.-Nr and
Mrs. Francis Parsons Of Hartford Conn,
are at the Brandon Inn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
WOLCOTT.

Miss Kate King and S. Pike of Crafts
bury were united in matrimony at the
residence OF Henry King, the home OF
the bride September S-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Webster of Lyndonville visited
Mt w. q. Daviss over Sunday.--Mr and
Mrs. Henry Stebblns Of Elmira, ". Y,
called on friends Saturday njamin
L,oveling has sold his residence to DIN
Ainsworth. mid week service OF the
Mission Church will be held Friday even
ing at A. j. Allen's.--Horace Tucker Ia
at home from Byndonville.-- and Mrs.
Wells Of Concord NJ H.. were guests OF
his mother Mrs. Davidson, over Sunday
Misses Winefred and Myrtle Sullaway left
Monday to attend school at South Lam
caster, Mass.-Mr. Avery OF Burke, ". Y,
is the guest of Peter Golden.--The Rev.
j. II. Atkinson spoke at the Methodist
Church Sunday in the interest OF Sun
day echoo.-Mrs. J. w Porter who has
been visiting In Vcrgennes returned home
Saturday. Stanley Randall who broke
his leg and is now In the Mary Fletcher
hospital. burlington. is gaining rapidly
j. w. Porter mas charge Of fine grist mill
during the absence of II. l. Randall
Rev. G. A. Emery, who has been visiting
George Richardson, left Tuesday for his
home in Essex.-Mrs. George Richardson
Is visiting in Essex Center for a few days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs. Leo Leighton. who has spent sew
eral months with friends here. started
on her homeward Journey to Aberdeen,
Wash. Tuesday. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. u. II. Watkins who
Will make her home there.-Nfrs Lucy J.
Gallup Buker died Monday morning aft
er long illness. She was the only
daughter of the late Joseph and Mary
Gallup and had always resided near the
old home on the South Cambridge road.
She is survived by one son, three grand
children and three great grandchildren
Mrs Hanley of Essex is the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs w. l. Hunt.-Tra
Keith has rented the Day farm on the
bakersfield road and will take possess
sion November Miss Sybil Raymore
has returned from Burlington-F E.
Smith has charge of the station at Cam
bridge Junction while Mr.. Watson is
taking a northumberland Patch has
rented the residence of Mrs. d. II. Wat
kins.-Charles Raymore and family of
Morr'sville were guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Raymore the first
Of the week.-Mrs.. l. l.. Morse is with
her parents In Huntington.-At the pro-
gressive caucus held at Woodmen's hall
September IL, delegates elected to the
district convention are: r. r. Thomas.
b. G.. Hawley and II. w. Lang; State
convention L. S. Morse, F. o. Thomas
and ]. Fl. Bean; county convention. G.
b. Richards, NJ. f. Hebb. L. s. Morse.
H. Knox, n. c. Leach, 3. C. Hawley. NJ.
c. Washhurn, J. II. Bean and r. o.
Thomas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
LOWELL.

Z. stewart cut his foot Saturday
with an axe.-M. ]. Pudvah has moved
his FAMILY to Wells River. where he has
purchased blacksmith business F..
Snider VIII occupy the house vacated by
Mt Pudvah.-The Rev. Father Charter
OF sherhrooke, z. O., and the Rev Fa-
thor Cote of Montgomery Center were
guests Sunday OF tho Rev, Father Lo-
hlano-t., O. Sanborn and Clement Barre
are In Newport as jurymen,-Mrs r. e
Field ana son OF johnson are visiting
nor parents, Mr., and Mrs. c. II. New
toh'-Mr, and Mrs " NJ. Parker havo
gone to Rye Beach for a short time
Mr., and Mrs, George Maccey and son
OF providence r. L.. are visiting rela-
lives here.-Mr, and Mrs C. c. Stan
nard were called to Fitch Bay, p. O..
saturday by the illness and death Of
Mr., Wharry, Mrs, STANDARDS father
George Benway OF Maiden, Mass, is the
guest OF his brother. Peter Benway.-
D. +. Naramore has had New England
telephone Installed In his store.-George
f. Curtis is spending the week In Bos-
ton, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wells
are parents Of n son, born September l5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

Drew. left Saturday to resume the study
| of osteopathy in Kirksville. Mo.
Miss Esther Ham left Tuesday fot
northampton, Mass, where she went to
enter Smith Colege.-Mrs. V. a. Grant
accompanied her daughter, Miss Lucille
Grant, to Wellesley, where the latter went
| to continue her studies.-Mlss Lucy Paine
of Bethel was in town Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. w, w. Brown went to Barre Tues
day.-George Dwyer. one of the employees
| OF the Brigham creamery company Is
quite ill.-Mr. and Mrs c. e. 1azelle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Tewksbury, who went
by automobile two weeks ago TO York
Beach. have returned home Miss Hattie
Sault went to White River Junction Tues
day.-A delegation from the Bethel Odd
Fellows Lodge visited this place Monday
night and their officers performed part
Of the work. Following the meeting A
members and guests took lunch at the
Slayton restaurant, Misses Mary and
Bertha Morse left Tuesday for South
Royalton.-Mrs. W. W. Sprague is much
improved.-At a ball game at the Wall
Athletic park Monday between the local
team and the Bethel boys a victory was
gained by the former. the score being 16
to 5. The local team was assisted by Jack
Vail.-.Julian Washburne of New York is
Mt the inn for his annual fall visit.-Mrs
Charles Dubois Is the guest Of Miss Mar
DuBois.-Miss Laura Wedrvood bae no.
gun her teaching in the Reanville district
vbere sbe taught last vear-Uorl has
heen bepun on tho 7 II Iamson bloct
,be third story beine built and fin,sbed for
the Odd Fellows Lodge. which takes NOS.
sess,on as soon as II can no made readv
DR.. BENTON of the JTniversitv Of Vermont
"a 70 sn.ak in the Methoa,st cburcb
this evening The Ladies'. Aid go
cietv of the Methodist Church ;s ,bis Wool,
covering the cushions in tho a,d,toriun,
of the church.-Mrs I + Trerise is quite
III and has been confined IN her hod Tor
bout two weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
CRAFTSBURY.

son. william Donald. was born to Mr..
and Mrs Irving McRitchie Sunday.-Allen
Pike Of this town and Kate King of VOL
colt were married September 9 at VOL
colt After spending their honeymoon at
Willoughby lake they will reside in this
town.-The friends of Mabel Miller gave
her shower at the nome of her aunt.
Mrs, Charles Root Thursday. The evan
geiishc services commenced Sunday In
the U. p. Church at East Craftsbury.-
Harvey Bishop returned to his work in
Barton Monday,-Mr and Mrs Frank
Paddleford are spending a little time In
Glover.-Mrs Carrie Keir, who has been
critically III. seems to be improving. -Mr.
and Mrs. Lock of South Albany were
guests of their daughter Sunday.-Church
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
MONTPELIER.

Mrs Kathleen CBoyce) Dover died at
eight O'Clock Sunday morning at her
apartments on Langdon street of Bright Il
disease The body VAS taken to l5uv-
lington Monday noon and the funeral was
held Tuesday morning at St. Mary =
Cathedral, with burial In Burlington.
The deceased. who was the wife OF Fred
=. Dover, manager of the Grand Union
Tea company for the past two years, and
before then In Burlington, was native
of County sligo. Ireland, and came to
this country about 10 years ago She at
tended st, Mays Academy In burlington
and was graduate rsirse from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Dover
were married in Burlington, october -
1900 Last Tuesday they visited In Bur
lington and Mrs Dover was taken SER
lousy i'll on Friday while Mr.. Dover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. J. p Dole has moved from her
place beyond the center village to a tene-
ment in the Kerr building at the west
end of the foot-brid ge.-Miss Jennie Ber-
nasconi Is employed as stenographer In
the office OF Plumley q Plumley.-A chap
ter of the Daughters OF 1872 is about to
be organized in this place. Mrs Charles
r. Duke being the organizer.-The My
ron Wiley farm, near the Harlow bridge.
has been sold to w II. Stevens of Beth
leham, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Richmond
motored to Middlebury on Saturday 10
meet their son, Harold and family. who
come from New York for a vacation trip.
Tax commissioner Plumley has been I'm
Denver. Colo. tho past week, in attend
dance upon the national tax conference
being held IN that city.
The Rev. Father Joseph Brelivet.
who WAS the parish priest In charge
OF st. Johns parish about 30 years
ago. has been calling on friends the
last few days He now resides in
Paris, France.-Dr. John II. Judkins
In In Baltimore for a few weeks for
post graduate medical study.-F,dna
Latham is teaching school at North
Montpelier.-Miss Elizabeth Kelly has
given up her position at the News of
flee and gone to the Mary Fletcher
hospital to take a three years course
In nursing-John T.. Plunkett, John
A. Hutchinson and j. r. Bingham are
on the police force at the State fair
this week.-The next meeting of the
Union club will be held at the Brown
library on the cath. whom Miss Vera
johnson Will give a plano recital.
Miss Johnson is graduated this year
from tho New England Conservatory
of Music In the honor class At this
meeting Of the Union club, Miss Har-
riet Whitney will give several read
ings.-W. z. Kidd. Central Vsrr,sp.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Frank Dufur remains about the sa me -
Herbert johnson is III with pneumonia
Professor Woodruff OF Bowdoin University
is at his cottage for a couple of weeks
His son, DR.. Woodruff. of Barre and
family, are with him.-Professor Mitchell
of Columbia University is putting In the
foundation for a cottage on the lot he
recently purchased OF F. ], Chase, known
as the "Huckleberry Rocks. "-Herbert
Terrell has purchased Of Myron Kinney
the land between the highway and the
lake east Of the DIR. Daley road and has
decided one portion Of 1t to Mr.. Dawson
and another TO Mr.. BellamN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mira Martin Washburn is a guest this
weeh of Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs Smith
The reception given 10 new students ~
the State agricultural school and high
school by this community was Il success
full affair.-Arthur G. Wells and his bride
formerly Elsie Camp. are spending some
time with friends and relatives here and
at East Randoiph.-The Misses c. B.
Weymouth. Martha Gilbert and Gertrude
Small. who have been summer guests at
the Colonial. started Sunday morning for
Cisremont n. H.. where each is en-
gagged in teaching. William Bryant went
Monday morning to the gulf in Brook
field to take charge Of State work on
the road from Randolph to Mortified
He took several men working under him
in Randolph.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
NORTH TROY.

Thomas J, Rosnton. tho attorney ser,-
ersi oil the State OF Massachusetts,. has
@s~a mere ON VISIT to his daughter, Mrs
w - Aet'snmess, and left in season TO
se@rnap Mast week i'm Nratne.-A GUARD
Hin' y" IL Nacomber, has been appointed
NOE d u. Broch~ who is rs wears old. A
gr~f@fns Ss.srfhsg TN the matter was heBi
rDiaF ar the INV office of @. g Arnir b.
spre Judge spser of Newport--Dentist
Henry' Keach Of Bpstsyn and his brother,
Slhnsnre R.saeh., ane hare on a. visit to
their imther, witbrw Of Ci>uriRs Kearh-
FRANK Iet,ns esiffered a strvisR one day
INST wseR and l1es dangerously m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
DERBY.

Miss Carrie Bates. accompanied by Mrs
Henry Derusha, will spend a few days in
Boston this week.-Mrs. Ellen G. Barnes
Will go this week to Barton and Lyndon
to visit friends. She will be gone two
weeks-Mr. and Mrs, ], NJ. Grow have
rented place at Beebe and moved there.
A G. Hadlock. who has rented the G.
X, Bates farm for several years. will take
possession of the S. f. Bates farm about
October miss Ada f, Brigham spoke IN
the Baptist Church Sunday evening of
her recent trip around the world There
was special music by the choir.-O, ].
Anderson, pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, exchanged pulpits with the
Rev. G. Leon Wells of Irasburg Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
BENSON.

The ladies Of the Congrega ttonal Chur IN
met q. the chapel Wednesday and worked
all day making articles 10 sell at their
coming fair and sale October s>-Dr. J. p.
Newton will go to Ticonderoga Saturday
10 spend Supday.-Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Bishop Of Orwell we're at Leland Smiths
eupAay~-Jnck Duck Of Schenectady Is
spending few days at Lewis Belden's.-
The Rev. DR.. Coleman OF Rutland preach
ed at the Methodist Church Sunday morn
Ing. The acting pastor. the Rev. Mr.
Chase. was in Granville
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr. ana Mrs j. c. Brown are visiting
III barre Mr.. Brown returns this week
% MS nome in Fitchburg. Mass.-Mrs.
amanda Madden of Hopedale, Mass. 3
Nislt'hg her niece, Mrs. Amanda Haskell
MIS- Lewis Leonard died on Monday At
her homo in East Calais. Mr.. Leonard
was former resident Of this town.-Mrs
Homer Darling is visiting relative. in
flchtord and other poin1s.-Ths Led en-
family We're at their cottage Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
ROCHESTER.

son was born to Mr. and Mrs lob,
Adrich September Mrs AFRO Martin
Of Hancock, who had been III for several
months. died Thursday evening.-A prettv
wedding took place Wednesday S.nt
at eight o'clock at Mrs. Edna Stock
wells, when her daughter. Susan. was
united IN marriage TO Chester Billings.
me bay window was tastefully decorated
with clemats and ferns. A large bell of
white asters was suspended from the CEN
ter under which the bridal couple stood.
me ceremony was performed by the Rev.
George Howe, uncle of the bride. Ths
KEY O, b. Wells assisted. The bride wa.
sowned In white and carried a bououe,
OF roses. The presents We're many. About
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
MORETOWN.

Alfnon Gotta OF Waitsfield has moved
in,o harmie Nelson's commemorative.
rauthier was called to Canada Tuesday
ny the serious Illness Of her rrandohlId
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Griffith have so,d
their house to Walter Wilcox md ,-.
moving to Montpelier.-Miss Minnie Arm.
strong went Tuesday to Maesachusetls
whore she is attending school VILLA n
marshall Of Waltsheld called on frleuIa
in town Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
BETHEL.

Az the progressive caucus Saturda1
| delegates were elected as follows. Stats
and district William A. ChatHeld. 2.
Sclden Tewksbury ]. Wesley Collins,
county, Dr. r. A. Edmunds. Albert 2
Washburn. Sam Lee Abbott F Scott
! Blossom. 3. g. Rundv and Willard ],
Brooks. The caucus also elected 4 tovr
committee for two years consisting q
George II. kimball. DIR. r. VI. Chase AMI
sam Lee Abbott.-Mrs. c. F Waldo =
visiting Mrs. W. c. Waldo and family A,
Lebanon. n H.-Mrs r. VI. Chase Berry
Chase. the Misses Maude Kendall and
| tdavilla Smelling returned Saturday from
a summers outing at Duxbury. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Chase will now
occupy the same cottage for two weeks.
Mrs. Amos Leavitt Is somewhat better
from very serious illness-A frost
which seriously injured corn on the hieh-
lands occurred In this section SATURDAY
morning.-A successful harvest sumner
was served by the ladies of the Univer-
salist Church at Harrington narors FRI
day evening.-Clnrk z. Davis went Sum
day to visit relatives at Salem. y H.. and
in a few days will enter the New Hamp-
shire State College at Durha m.-Niss
Agnes Reynolds has returned to the
PENNSYLVANIA State College and Miss
Leila Gushing has returned to Vassa-
CoHege-Mlss Winfred Wilmot resumed
her duties Monday as teacher in the
'Iaremont' n H. schools, the beginning
of her 10th year in that postion-Dee-
sa''S 10 'he oei"oC'fuc state ana district
'' ''' ''U,'S u oe H''u III hurI'hston sep
temher q are: John Keleher, Floyd B.
Fairbanks. Robert Noble and John J.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

the death of Philip Stevens, son Of
mr. and Mrs. Roland f. Stevens. was
caused by ptomane poisoning and was
not due to infantile paralysis MS reported
thursday, the attending physician states.
When the little boys older brother was
'aK'h i'll the possibility of infantile par-
aIysis was considered, but within a few
hours the case proved without the shadow
OF doubt to he one of ptonaIne no,so,.
IN soon after the second child. Phil
up was taken i'll with a severe type of
p'o''aihe poisoning and died within two
days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

station agent Mt this place, has been
elected director OF the NorthfieId
National bank taking tho place Of n
X. Brown, deceased.-John anwver NJ
waterbury has been nssis,ing bi.
father, Landlord Sawyer Of the Nortb-
field House, for the past we.. ~
ohllispie Of Northfeld Falls and Miss
Annie Kingsley OF this place wbo
were married last Wndnesd,v ,.u,
reside at the Falls, where the groom,
owns a place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
FAYSTON.

MI and Mrs G. d. Poor of Brookfield
with two children. Harold and MarGery.
visited at Frank Enerson's Sunday. Mrs.
Poor is a sister of Mrs. Emerson.-Mrs
f. A. Bragg has returned to her home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital and her
complete recovery in the near future is
wen assured.-Miss Katy Gabaree visited
at her home in Middlesex Saturday and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
MATHEMATICAL MYSTERY

No learned scientific man
Has yet been able to explain
How one small apple can
contain ten cubic yards ~ pain.
Boston Record
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
SUMMING UP.

Mabel-"How many times were Won res-
eued from drowning this summer,
dearie?"
Hertrude-'Ei ehteen-but not one Of
tSA'a iaaf t'-NA~ York Evening sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

cite and daughter, Miss Mabel Blssonette,
OF Burlington have been guests for sew
eral days of Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Bryant
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-09-03

What bids fair to be the most
interesting ball game of the sea.
son here is to be p.ayed here
Friday afternoon its being the
decisive game between German
and Franklinton. These teams
are pretty nearly evenly matched
and each one feels sure of the
final victory.
The effort made last week by
the Washington Parish Bank &
Trust Co., in behalf Of the farm.
ers proved successful and they
will be prepared to advance on
cotton $35,000.00 this season
Farmers can bring their cotton
in now as rapidly as it is ginnec
and get about $500 cash anl
then store it to await higher
prices next year.
An interesting game of base
ball was played Monday after
noon between Franklinton an(
German the home team winning
this time by a score of 10 to 8
This is the fourth time these
teams have met on the diamond
and the score now stands tW'
games each, so the fifth, or de
Gliding game will be played soor
Friday perhaps, and a grea
deal of interest seems to be cen
terlng in the contest,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-09-03
4 Record TO Be Proud OF,

1t seems that the Washington
Parish teachers have risen up in
their strength and the power of
their might to prove what they
really have accomplished for they
made record for themselves III
this summer examination second
to none in the state so far as we
know.
Out of Is applicants for first
grade license IL we're given first
grade certificates for five years
each. Can it be beaten? Thir-
ty.ive applicants in in this par.
ish and 20 certificates granted.
If cur boys and girls accom-.
plish as much each year and will
not rest satisfied with merely
gaining a certificate but will keep
reaching up to the idealin school
government and teachers train.
ing work in general as we'll as in
scholarship, very soon it will be
possible for all the schools in our
parish to be capabIy and efficient
ly taught by home boys and
girls.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-09-03
Sheriff Sale. No. 24S7.
Union Bank
Joe n. Magee.

Joe N. Magee.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of all order of seizure and sale issued
out of the 10Th Judicial District Court
of La, in and for Washington Parish,
in the above entitled cause, and
to me directed, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, on
Saturday, October 10, 1914
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
wit:
Lots | and 2 of square No. Is of the
town of Franklinton as per plat OF
said town on file in the Office of the
Clerk of Court, Washington Parish
Louisiana.
Terms of sale: Cash without bene.
fit of appraisment
This 3rd day of September, 1914.
T.J. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-09-03
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