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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02
HINESBURG.

There was a quiet wedding at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Partch at
three o'clock Thursday afternoon, when
their daughter. Mildred, was married
to Truman Burritt of Hinesburg The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
William Laughton. pastor of the Baptist
Church. There were present only the
members OF the family and a few per-
sonal friends. After the ceremony the
family sang hymn of thanksgiving
and praise. "All Hail the Power Of
jesus Name. School No s closed on
Wednesday. Pupils having no marks
during the term Were Hida Lewis,
Marguerite Bssonette. Leo Bissonette,
Ford Goodrich, Ethel Russell. Bertha
Russell, Flora Peters, Doris Peters. Ar
thur Peters. Minnie Downs, Dorothy
Livermorc. The teacher is Miss Belle
J. Cogans William Laughton and Miss
Boulah Dearitte OF Burlington, Charles
Laughton Of Windsor and Miss Lii
liam Douglass of Westport y. Y. spent
Thanksgiving at the BAPTIST parsonage,
guests of the Rev. and Mrs. I.aughton
The Rev A. II. r,dio shot a deer on
Thanksgiving day, which weighed nearly
2co pounds Revival services at the Bap-
80 o'clock
The Kings Daughters will meet in
the vestry Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. with Mrs. Truman Burritt as
hostess.-Mrs. H. NJ. Hull has gone
to Washington to spend the winter
! with her daughter Mrs. w. f. Field
The remains of Mrs. Alice Morse. who
/ died at the home of her brother, Rob
ert Barker, We're taken to Leicester
/ Friday, where the funeral was held
! Lewis Magee shot a fine deer in Wat
| crbury.-Nlrs. II. NJ. Drew of Shelburne
! visited her brother. II. NJ. Page, over
| ThanksG wing CharlcS 4. Leonard
! has been confined to the house several
days with an attack of acute indiges-
| ton. but is slowly recovering.-Frcd
I Harvey has moved his family to the
Noble Love farm. which he bought
about a year aGo.--Vcrnon Dow, Ruth
! France and Lucy Bcllc Pierce. all
| from the University of Vermont. were
at home over Thanksgiving.
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ward Brown of Burlington shot doe sat
urday, November q, on the hill at the
southern end of the Beaver meadow. The
deer weighed 200 pounds.-R. II. Booth has
returned from Lincoln, where he was the
guest of Charles Lec.-Mrs. a.
Bruyea and Mrs. +. p. Bacon OF Yer
gennes spent Wednesday with their sis
ter, Mrs. George Evarts.-Mrs. James
Sneden Is visiting at Mr.. Wilson's Of New
tlaven.-George Evarts was in Middlebury
ON business Saturday.--Herbert Bur
roughs is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
burlington, for treatment of his eye.-Ed-
ward Howley is in Ripton deer hunting
X. N. Hunt Of New Haven spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hunt
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WESTFORD

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Pierce AMI
daughters, Airline and Evelyn, have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. lierce's par
cnts in Jeffersonvllc.-The funeral or
Charles Fletcher, evho died at the Fanny
Allen hospital Saturday, was held Mon
day at the home of his uncle, Perley
Hunter. The Rev Mr. Cooley Of Milton
officiatcd Friends We're present from
Milton. Burial was at the Osgood lIill
cemetery. winter term Of the town
schools opened Monday with the excep-
tion of the King school. which opens
next week Miss Maud Tilotson Of
Sharon takes the place at the village
made vacant by the resignation of Miss
Seeley.-The Daisy chain will meet on
Saturday of this week
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EAST CHARLOT1'L,.

Mrs Timothy Stebblns, VINO mas
been seriously ill for a week at neg
home at the village, is somewhat NM
proved.-Arthur ST. George, who unie'
went an operation on his head wees
ago at the Fanny Allen hospital, Wino'-
ski returned home TuesdaN.-Mls
Frank Place. who underwent an oper-
alton at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington, Friday, is comfortable -' .
Floyd Foote, son OF Mir ana MIS- NAl-
win @. foote. and Miss Florence No'li-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Mollson. both Of Charlotte were quietly
married Wednesday NOV u at ne
Baptist parsonage in East Charlotte b.
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MILTON BORO.

The funeral of Charles Fletcher. who
died at the Fanny Allen hospital Novem-
Der p of an abscess on the lungs. after
an illness Of only five weeks, was held at
the home of Pearl Hunter of Westford
Monday at two O'Clock, the Rev Scott
Cooley of Milton officiating. The bearers
were f. +. Goodwin, r. l.. Bullock YER
non Bullock of Georgia, Hobart Richards
Pearl Gonyeau of Milton and Pearl Hun
ter of Westford. He was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robertson. formerly
Of this place.-Mrs. Maud Hogaboom and
children, who were here to spend Thanks
giving, returned home to Franklin Sat-
urday.-School opened Monday with Miss
Lena Holmes as teacher--Gracc Wood
returned to her school Sunday.
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has been confined TO the house by II!
ness the past wcek.-llarold Berry oi
Milton was the guest Of his parents
Mi. and Mrs. A. G. Berry, over SUNDAY
Mrs. Hilton and daughter, Ruin. are
visiting friends in Shelhurno. Arthur
Harris Of Wells River was the guest
of T.. c. Walker over Thanksgiving 49,
The Louise NJ Smiley Circle Of the
Kings Daughters met al the ves-
try Wednesday afternoon. wayne
Green of Burlington was the guest of
his mother, Mrs Marcia Green, over
Sunday.-There are two cases OF dph-
iberia and several cases Of chickcn-pox
reported in town.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. George Collins is confined to her
home by illness.-The Whist club met
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Her
bert kingsland Tuesday evening"
Among those who were at their various
homes for the Thanksgiving recess were
Edward Meloy. Roger Preston. Marjorie
Gage and Grace Lane Of Troy Confer
ence Academy: Helen Kinysland of
Goddard Seminary. Jennie Martin Of
Bellows Falls and Miss Josephine Kings
vand of Nergennes,-Mrs. William NJ
Dean has returned to her home from
Huntington, where she has been caring
for her mother Mrs Edna Bickford,
who is seriously i'll.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Stockwell ard
daughter visited at j. E. Olmstead's the
first of the Week.-Mr and Mrs. G, {,
Fuller We're in Burlington Sunday to visit
Mrs. Fuller's brother, {. *. Tyler, who
is ill.-Mr Cutler, an aged resident. Is
suffering from an accident which hap
pened THANKSGIVING morning, when he
was thrown from a wagon and received
an injury to his shouldor.-Mr, and Mrs
F. a. Balch spent Sunday at West Boil
ton.-Mrs. Anna Gillett spent Thanks1ir-
ing day at j. b. Atkins s.-Mrs. Gahuree
is at the Fanny Allen hospital n Wnoo-
ski. where she underwent an operation
Friday Reginald Phelps is another "ue
of the lucky deer hunters.-M. II, Aleer
and family were in Huntington for
Thanksgiving. Among TIL visitors in
burlington early in the Week We're =. B.
Whaieu and r. /, Stevens
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NEW HAVEN.

George Peek is visiting friends in Fair
Haven.-Miss Dora Douglass of Rutland
spent her Thanksgiving vacation with
friends In town.-Cecil Partch is guest
of his brother. /. NJ Partch.-J. S. Shaw
of Weybridsc was in town Tuesday,
y. c. Squire is ill.-Thc annual Christ
mas sale conducted by the Ladies' Union
Will be held in the town hall Friday
evening. Besides the usual array of
fancy Christmas gift articles, mystery
Packages, light refreshments and candy
Will be on Sllc
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Helen Bolger and Miss 3. A. Lcary
started Tuesday for Rochester, MINI,
where Miss Bolger Is to undergo an oper-
alton tor goitre in the Mayo Brothers
hospital Howard WATSON was in Bur-
lngtor SATURDAY. Miss Bernice Bullock
was in West Bolton Friday and Satur-
day.-Mr and Mrs f.. r. Maloney spent
THANKSGIVING in Richmond.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Beers entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Beers from Essex and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kimball from Westford on Thanks
giving.-Mr. and Mrs. 3. &. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown spent
THANKSGIVING in Tnderhil at Carl Nays.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

pa ACRES. three miles to village, II
miles to city, good, comfortable house,
new horse barn. five hundred dollars
worth Of timber can DO cut this win
ter A rare chance for man with
few hundred dollars and team to get
farm he can pay for in three years.
Write. 'phone or call, Reynolds Real
Estate, Burlington, VT. 2,6,12t,w,2t.
345-ACRE FARM, nearly level, strong,
productive soil, free from stone. good
10-room house, barns all painted. tic
ups for 70 COWS, fine sofa, chock fun,
one mile to village and depot four
miles to city. fine road four horses,
20 cows. 90 to % head young cattle,
new gang sulky plough. reaper and
binder. corn harvester, cream separa-
tor. gasoline engine; in fact. n com
plete outfit Of farming and dairy tools
A grand farm, a beautiful location, a
moneymaker. Poor health. reason for
selling, Reynolds Real Estate. Bur
lngton. VT. 276.1ot, wet.
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ST. GEORGE.

NJ w. IInsdale was at the Fanny Allen
hospital Sunday to see his daughter, Miss
Nora Hinsdale. Miss Mildred White re-
turned to Burlington Sunday after passing
the Thanksgiving recess at her home
here. MIR and Mrs. +. T.. Hinsdale enter
tanned a party of % relatives at dinner
day.-Miss Maggie kehoe
was a guest at the home of her brother
Edward Kehoe, Thanksgiving day The
pupils of the st. George school gave a
pleasing entertainment in their school,
house Tuesday Nov. %, which was enjoyed
by large attendance. A curiosity box
social followed which was generously pa
tronized The proceeds are TO be used to
buy new maps for the school room.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Hobart Norton, Roy Cleveland and
Forest Brewster went Monday to Fitch
burg Mass, where they have employ
ment with the lvers \ Johnson Fire
Arms company.-About ~ gathered az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell RUS
sell Tuesday evening to witness the
marriage of their daughter lla Iris, to
Harold Lewis of North DuXburY Other
lucky deer hunters are Wayland and
Ralph Brace Ralph Miles, Clarence
Swinyer. Ralph Gardner and Marble
Carpenter-Word has been received by
Mrs. F. r. Strong that her sister. Mrs
]. l.. Strong. In Seattle, Wash, was tc
undergo an OperatlOn.
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FOR RENT.

FARM in the Connecticut
who will furnish stock and tools. A
good OPP ortunity for milk route, truck
9acnine or tobacco growing, situated
minister village near the corn fac
tory. which pays sl7 per ton FOR all
the. green sweet corn it can get grown
fourths mile from WalpoIe village and
three and -fcurths miles from
Bellows Falls. \ good manager, can
t N6rtn OF OF tnonSand dG s5ly
to W. v. Farr. Burlington. W.
al Il WITT
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WAL'IHAM.

Albert Hunt from Norwich University
spent his THANKSGIVING vacation Mt nome
C j. Sneden and b. s. Merrill nave gone
to Ripton deer hunting.-Mr and Mrs
Nelson Merrill of Panton are in town
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. f.. Cove Of Bristol spent
THANKSGIVING with her sister Mrs, q. A,
Hunt. w. Lovett Is improving.-lSd'
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Emma Lealenworth has returned
from visiting relatives in Detroit, Miss
Marie Guick of MorrlsVile spent
THANKSGIVING with her parents, the Rev
ana Mrs. II. Gulick.-C. Floyd Foote
ana Florence Molison, both of this
pace were married Wednesday, Nov
A-Mrs. Julia Belcns is visiting
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friends In Burlington.-W. V. Beach
has accepted position in North Hat
ley. Que, and il to have charge of a
large creamery. lie left December
l.--Among those who entertained family
parties on Thanksgiving day were Mr..
and Mrs. T.. II. Horsford, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. b. Mcneil, Mr.. and Mrs Stanton
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Beers,
Mr. and Mrs C. n. Johns and Mr.. and
Mrs. O. G. Carpenter, who entertained
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GRANVILLE.

Edwin Shirley is clerkng for Harry Hub
bard in his store.--Clara Sevary and Nellie
Orcott are spending their vacation IN
Bristol.-R. a. Whittier of Hancock shot
q large bear in town last Saturday. max
ing five he has got on the same noun
tain. This is his 18th bear this year.
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STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
New Haven. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
of Barbara II. Whitney, now of Jeri-
cho, in the district Of Chttendcn:
GREETING.
WHEREAS. application in writing
guardian of Barbara H. Whitney for
license to sell the real estate of said
ward. viz. situated in Bakersfield, in
the district of Franklin, consisting of
an undivided two-iiftrenths interest in
the w. A. whitney farm, so-called. of
one hundred and seventy acres OF land,
ings thereon, representing that the sale
thereof FOR the purpose Of putting the
proceeds of such sale at interest, or in
Vesting the same in stocks or other real
the benefit of said ward as tie law di-
reefs would be beneficial for said ward
W1ERGU PON, the said court appointed
and assigned the l7th day. of December,
gennes. in said district 10 hear and
decide upon said application. ana or
dcred that public notice thereof to DE
given to al persons Interested therein.
successfully in the burlington Free
Press, a newspaper published at Pur-
lngton, Chittenden district, which cir
culatcs in the neehborhood OF those pcr-
sons interested therein; all which pub
licatlons shall be previous to the time
appointed for the hearing,
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified
TO appear before said court, at the time
said court, to object to the granting OF
such license, If you see cause
Given under my hand AZ Vergcnnes
In said district this goth day Of No
]. W, FUTILE,
23,w,3t, Judge.
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BRISTOL.


returned from trip through western
New York
DpJCrr,v
Miss Ollie V. Boynton of Burlington
was Thanksgiving guest of her brother
+. II. Boynton, and family.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. y. Cove, Mrs. Adolphus Green ana
Max Green motored to burlington Fri
day Mildred Smallcy spent h'T Na'd-
ton with her grandparents, Mr.. and N's.
Henry Davis, in Lincoln-Mr' ana MIS-
a. e. Grow went to Charlotte frlda! 10
visit relatives'-Mr. ana MIS- W. d.
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Mabel Buttlcs of Waterbury ana MI ana
Mrs Earl Hanks of Warren spent
Thanksgiving and the weekend with MI
and Mrs. John Buttes.-Mr. ana Mrs
Clyde Campbell were with her parents Tor
THANKSGIVING Misses Mamie Hupoard
and Phyllis Farr were at home from
Goddard Seminary for Thanksgiving.
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CHARLOTTE.

Cyrus Horsford, Harold Thompson,
Floyd Foote, II. -. Palmer, Louis Poulin,
Charles Dow, Thomas Hart, Daniel Wal.
ter and Frank st. George are among the
lucky hunters, each shooting deer
Fred s. Miles Of Iaverhil, Mass, who
has been visiting at George Edgerton's,
returned to his home Monday.
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AGENTS WANTED

Mistproof eyeglass cleaner
quickly cleans and polishes eyeglasses
opera glasses, mirrors: makes them
steamproof. weatherproof and ex-
tremey brilliant; easily demonstrated
quick sales; big commission; sample 10
cents. +, II. Clark Co., "a East 18th
street New York. 2S5 ct, w, It.
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6oo-acre Farm, 100 acres smooth
meadows; $500 sugar trees, equipped
nicely, has made $500 pounds of sugar;
lots of fruit large house in good shape
two miles from large village This farm
has kept 10 cows. can do II again. Price
only 5000 Bring your wife and mother
in-aw right along and took this over, as
am sure you will be pleased with It.
4. r, Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

BERKSHIRE BOAR
Linda's Lee Premier, 1ii632. five years.
Sell or exchange for young registered
boar not over two years i. q. Wool
son. Maple Dell Farm, Springfield. Vt.
Oh Gt w 1t
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HANCOCK.

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Church and
little daughter, Phyllis, We're at q, r.
Church's several days last week.-Mr and
Mrs. Orril Hanks and daughter Alta,
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RICHMOND.

George L. Bartlett and family return
ed Sunday evening from Cambridge,
y. Y. where they have been visiting
relatives Mr.. and Mrs, Il. II Fay ot
Claremont, y. H., who have been guests
of his brother. H. W. Fay. returned To
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GASOLINE ENGINE

circular ana drag saw rigs. Drew and
Porter Litter Carriers, lumber wag-
ons, light and heavy harnesses. En-
pire Cream Separators and Milking
Machines
c. N. STYGLES. Underhill, Vt.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
Practical Plumbers and steam Filters.
90 st. Paul Street.
Next North burlington Savings 0ank.
burlington Veterinary Hospital.
10 Pine st. Burlington. Vt.
DIR. J. A. HIlST.

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Attest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
l06.
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WANTED.

POSITION AS HOttS Elk EEPER wanted.
Address BOX 81, Free Press 23,W.lt
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office 145 Cherry street. II. W. Bull
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
CuH Work. Phone 3s-ll or send post
" AND driver will call
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STATE OF VERMONT, District OF
New Haven, IS
The Honorable Probate Court for the
district aforcsaid
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RAILROAD MEN AT HEARING.
Appear Before Interstate Commerce
Commission in Regard to Valuations.

Representatives of all the principal
railroads of the country appeared to-
day before the interstate commerce
commission to begin presenting their
views on the main questions involved
in the physical valuation. They ap-
peared at the request of the commits
sion and are expected to take three
days to complete oral argument cover
ing all phases of the work.
Representatives of the roads filed a
50O-page brief discussing physical val
uation from a technical standpoint.
1t presents their views of the reason
for the enactment of the valuation act,
of how to figure the cost of reproduc-
ton now of a railroad; how to figure
appreciation and depreciation, the
value to be placed on land owned by
carriers and what may be properly
included in the valuation of a carrier
under the term owned or used for the
purposes of a common carrier"
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war songs, "Fightin' nit Siegel." On
his coat there is pinned a medal pre-
sented to him by the colonel of his reg
iment. Packham was one of the kids
of the army, being thirteen years old.
and flfer for Company F. saith Ohio,
when he was given dispatches to carry.
The enemy nearly shot him to pieces"
boosted the young woman with him, but
the kid wouldn't finch, and he didn't
surrender. The dispatches got through.
It was just at that moment when at
least forty-five fifers and drummers,
playing ''Guilderoy," marched into
Camp Emery, around the prisoners OF
war headquarters and into their own
room. They had been out to have their
pictures taken as they logged their
precious drums and flies through the
streets 1t wasn't that way in the
sixties. They tell many story of how
the drummer boys would lose their
drums with malice aforethought. be-
cause they were heavy. Why. Leader
Hopkins himself-A. F. Hopkins OF
Yellow Springs. Ohio-will tell you
that he remembers when the kids in
his regiment got away from the col
umn somewhere up on a mountain and
actually broke their drums to pieces:
whats the NATTER" asked the adju-
tant, when he wanted little drum
music.
Don't know. The drums seem to
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ever heard of, any one will admit
However. only 200 are here.
The president is shorty" Freeman
that's the name he likes best. but his
regular name is E. J. Freeman, from
Audubon.
Hes so ornery we couldn't do a
thing with him. and so we elected MN
president for life" said one Of his
veteran musicians right to his face
but he said 1t with a smile.
i Other officers are John NJ. Raymond
Chicago, drum major; James Lowe
Dayton, assistant drum major: WiiIian
III. Aueur. Peru, Ind, fife major; S. F
WEIGH, Batavia, H., assistant fife
major: A. F. Hopkins. Yellow Spring
Ohio. leader; George Tracy. Wareham
Mass, color bearer; Daniel Freeman
Audubon. Iowa. standard bearer. and
Ozetta Marshall Taylor of Emporia
Kan, Daughter of the Association"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

under the direction Of Father oafney
of the order of st. Dominic. The retreat
will be brought to close Sunday even
ing by a solemn reception of new MEM
bers into the Holy Name Society.
The daily exercises of the retreat In
clude masses at am. and am. and
the recital Of the rosary at 1880 in the
evening. The rosary Is to be followed
by sermon by Father Gaffney and the