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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
FRANKLIN.

Mrs l.. Il. Gates, mother Of Governor
Gates. suffered a shock Saturday and
is in a critical condition. Her condition
remains not much improved. Miss Anna
Powell, who has been spending a three
weeks vacation here. returned to Roose-
welt Hospital. New York. Saturday night.
Mildred Powell returned to the Bur
ln2ton high school Monday .-Scrvices
wiz hc resumed in the Methodist Church
next Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. parson Day
are parents of a son born to them Tues
day at the st. Adams IIospital-John
Wood is building n new house.--A. T..
Riley of Boston is a guest of his broth
ers, II, VI. and W. J. RilcY-The town
school opened Tuesday. The high school
opened with Mr.. Andrus of EnosburE as
principal, Miss Nerill of Maine as assis
tqnt, and Misses liberia iIoughaboon,
May Collins and Dorothy Horskin in
the other grades.-Percy Warner of St
Alhaus is a guest of his sister. Mrs. r
j. Gates.-Nirs. Mari Hurlburt. a re-
spccted resident Of this town, died Mon
day at the home of her daughter. Mrs
RI. L. Chandler. whero sh" has Away.
Mvcd Thc funeral was held at the
house Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
The lcr. Mr. Garner ofliciatcd, assisted
by the Rev. T. w. Day H. l.. Chandler
was at Aomc to attend the funeral
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Georgia Bailey spent sunday an,
Monday at her home in Johnson.-N, N
Smith and family We're in Wiuistou sun
day.--C'lyde Horncr and family From
Massachusetts are visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Horner-M. s.
Ruth Clamp Of Montgomorv was thu
guest of Mrs. NJ n. Young sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. n Il. Stafford left SatIr
day on an automobile trip Ia Malone, y
VII. H. Newton of Lowell visited III!
son. q. II Newton, SundaN.-Mr. and Mrs
ID. H. Mack and children returned u
their home i'm West Northflcld. Mass,
Saturday.-Mrs. Mahle Moon of Iloosicl
Falls, y. Y, is the guest of Miss Nel.i'
Smith.-Mrs. W. 5. Pavnc has returnet
from the Fanny Allen hosptal-Misi
Nellie Russier has gone to Morrisvilh
where she will hc employed by Mrs, Ro.
Stafford. Andrew Morgan and Mrs Mar!
Flingwood spent sunday at Queen CT,
Park-Mr. and Mrs. J. T. BerIrl AM
daughter Of Newport are guests of MI
and Mrs. W. j. Gallup.-Seth Wcslhrooi
has been "A visitor in Burliu-ton the pas
week Miss Ruth BroWncN of Male1t
Bay and MIR ponahue of the |. : nav!
visited Mrs Earle Gates Wednesday,
The Misses Catherine and charlotte Ne
have returned to their home In lNtneF
"A. IL. Britton. +. c. Wells pr O. II
Newton. NJ ID. Youne, and w u. N"'''
attended the fair at St JohnSo"IN fri
day.-Mrs. r. w. Patch spent Sunday i
Morrisville the guest of her sister Mrs
Addie Woods
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
JETFERSONVILLE.

The Jacksonville Cornot band PLACED
In Morrlsville Labor Day and Is to play
at Essex fair September 20 Miss Lolita
brown has returned to the Edmund3
nigh school In Burlington.-Mrs George
Patch OF Boston is the guest Of hcr son,
Wayland Patch. Mr.. and Mrs H. w.
Narnum have returned from their auto
mobile trip to cape cod, Nass.-The
school directors, W. II. Parker, II W.
McNally, Henry Land, with Supervisor
NJ ID. Young. have been untiling in
their efforts to make the new high school
Of the town success. NJ present the
second week, 100 pupils are enrolled Tho
principal Is Kenneth sheldon Of Fair
Haven: assistant Miss lively cobb Of
Westford; intermediate, Mrs. Z. W.
Swift and primary, Miss Helen McCuln
of this place.-Mr. and Mrs I.ucius g.
Carleton and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carrie
ton Of Waterford, y. Z, visited George
and Harriet Griswod and other friends
here, the last OF the week.-The Rev. and
Mrs NJ. A. Shafcr and family Who have
| spent several weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, +, s. Morse. have
| returned to Wrentham, Mas Miss
| Sybil A. Raymorc has gone to resume
| teaching in Fairfield.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

dist Sunday school held picnic In
Sunset Park ON Lake Lamollc Monday.
1t is expected that Karl Kramer will
be brought home sunday from the Fanny
Allen hospital-Miss Florence Chaffce.
who passed the summer at Wells Beach.
Me. arrived Tuesday evening. having
been called home ON account of the death
Of Eli +. Gilc.-WallaCc Thompson, who
with Mis-. Thompson has passed some
weeks with the latter's parents, MI. and
Mrs. H. G. Fisk, returned to New York
Tuesday night. Mrs. Thompson will re-
main for a longer time.-Mrs. II. Il. Con-
nor. with her little son, returned to Lis
bon, y. H., Wednesday after passing
some weeks with her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Spear.-Ncws has
reached here announcing the death or
Mrs George ID. Mower al sioux Cl'E'
Iowa. Mr. ana Mrs. Mower formerly re-
sided here and are parents OF MIS- W.
W. Gilbert. MIR, and Mrs. Charles ing
nell of Manchester, y, H., returned nome
Wednesday after visiting the latter
parents. Mr. and Mrs. %. y. kussrIi'-
Mr. and Mrs Harold Cram, who passed
some days with the formers parents, Mr
and Mrs. +. II. Cram, returned To hos
ton Wedncaday.-Thc home of Nh ana
Mrs. Cram was the scene of pleasant
family SathcrinG last Sunday when all
the family were present with III" eNc"p-
ton Of one son. Glenn Cram of Boston,
Those present were Mr., and Mrs, +. H.
Cham. twin sons, daughter Miss l'eryle
and son Fills Cram. MIR, and Mrs, F. q,
Huntlcy ana son. Charles of Burlington'
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold cram and two chill
| drcn of Boston. and grandmother, Mrs.
| Eliza cram of MoUisvllc. Miss Grace
| Prior, Mrs. r. J. stewart, Mrs. \. y.
| Terrill and Mrs, Emma Marvin went by
! automobile Wednesday to carton to at
| tend the meeting of the Vermont state
| W. G. T. t.-rhcre will be Episcopal ser
| vices In the Grange Hall sunday, Scptcm-
| bcr l. at lo.i5 a. m.-Miss Julictte Brooks.
| chief operator in the office of the chi
zens Telenhonc company, is taking q
| three weeks vacation. while away she
| will visit Mrs Eta Woodruff of Fitch
burg, Mass, and with MI and Mrs. Ed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
EDEN.

Col. ]. +. Scott is spending the week in
Boston and Providence.-Alrs. John Promo
and children of Emore are guests or
relatives here.-Roger Tatro and Mildred
Tucker were married Thursday. Septem-
her at the Methodist parsonage in
Johnson Miss Elizabeth Rohy has fin
ishcd her evangelistic work in town and
has returned to Berlin, conn.-Zilda
Baker has gone to johnson to take up
her last years work in the normal school.
Several boys and girls from town have
gone to Hyde Park and Johnson to at
tend high school.-Mrs +. A. Kinds is
entertaining Miss Smith whose home is
in New Hampshire.-Miss Ruby SeaNer
was "A Weekend visitor at her home in
Cadys Falls. The Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. w. j. Atwel at her cottage
at Lake Eden to-dny.-The Dorcas society
served dinner to n large number Tuesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
JOHNSON.

BENJAMIN Fuller of Wolcott is spend
ing a few days with his sons, Edgar and
Elbridge--William Mclean is i'll with
a fever at his brothers, James-H. L.
Holbrook and family visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Holbrook. sunday
Arthur e. Sherwin of Burlington called
on relatives here Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
L. I. Bishop of Hardwck spent sun
day here with his son. chares-Mrs.
Gertie Bradley spent Monday in JEFF
fersonville-Harry Drown and family
from Newport called on his pan. uts,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Drown, Sat rdaN.-
Orrin Foster and sisters. who Wero sum-
| monod to Keene, y. H, t. attend tne
! funeral of his brother. George. found IN
arrival there the brother at work. How
| the mistake was made has not been a.
| counted for as yet.
DIR. Fred Wells and family from Rut-
land mot--ed here Saturday to WISH hla
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. r. t.
Wells james Miller. son of Frank Miller
went Monday to Barre where b" las Il
school Mrs. George Stratton Of lurnnS-
ton came last week to take charge OF the
| normal Neutrality-suspicious. Davis mas re-
turned from Burlington-Mrs Frank +"
Davis went Saturday to North Cambridge
to visit d. G. walker and famllN-Mr' ana
Mrs Lyman r. Allen. former teacher
at the normal. is visiting in town, the
| guest of ex-Leut.-Gov and Mrs. 6. II.
stearns.-H. A. Gordon has returned from
| Boston.-One Of the 'arGe engines usod al
the asbestos mines has been removed &c
the tale mill here.-Frank Olmstcad Is
having a few days vacation from his di'
We,
Mark Towles was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in burlington last week
FOR treatment.-Mrs. Charles Whiting
who was operated on for appendicitis al
burlington. is doing we'll
Carl Martin of Milton has purchased
the Deb Gotta farm and taken posses.
slon.-O. A. Mcfarland and family have
returned from their camp at South
Hero.-Harold Dyke started Monday for
Warner. ~ H.. where he is 70 teach
school.-Mrs. Martha Hunter Of Port
land, Ore. visited Mrs. George Vince CT
last wcek.-The three-morth-old child
of Arthur West, who dicl from cholera
ihfantum. was buried sunday Margaret
and Dorothy Hunt returned Monday &c
Woodsville. where they will attend schoo
this fall.-Miss Mae Baker returned &c
her school in Everett, Mass, Monday
Mrs. Brewster of Huntington ha:
moved 10 the apartments of Mrs. J. L
Pierce on Railroad street.
The Johnson high school and the John
son State Normal school both openet
yesterday There Is some rivalry lie
tween the two schools N the matter o.
enrolment. each starting with about !"
students. the Normal School being {
little ahead this wear, Five entering stu
dents at the high school took the new
commercial course, offered this year fol
the first time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
WATERVILLE.

The funeral of II. l.. Beard, who
died sunday after an Illness of two
years, was held at the Methodist Epis-
coral church Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock. the Rev. c. A. Smith Off
ciating The Warner Lodge, +, and
\. NJ, and Watcrville Lodge, *, of T.,
attended in a body, and the Masonic
order had the services Mt the grave.
Mr. Beard had held nearly every town
office and had been postmaster for %
years, during which time he gave to
the public the best of service. He was
very highly respected by large circle
of friends and acouaintances and will
be greatly missed as a loyal towns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
ENOSBURG.

Tho NssjsQuni valley District CON
ronuon OF ,hc sunday Schools Of Frank
in ana Enosburg will 30 he'd at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church in Enosburg
Center on Friday. Dinner will he sory-
cd in the Congregational vcstry and it is
hoped there viii he "A good attendance
from tho various schools, People com
irg wiz be met at North Enosburg ~
Mrs Myers ana children of Gottenvile
l.. J., vino have been for several weeks
At ~. ., llopl;ins's, have gone to SYRIA
-usc, =. Y.--Nlrs j. r. Abbott, who has
bc,n visiting her cousin, Mrs. Theresa
X, Wright went Monday 10 II, =. Hop
kinas nrnnt I,iYcr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

resume teaching in the Bulkeley
School for Boys in New London. Conn
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Camp called on
Mrs Diantha Stoddard Sunday on their
way from Bakersfield to their homo in
Randolph by automobile. Mr.. and
Mrs. Camp nave only recently return
ed from an automobile tour to Cali
fornia. The party consisted of two
automobiles each carrying FIVE persons.
lh"y campcd out nights and were
ah"ut SIX weeks making the trip each
way The expense was 500 a person.
Mrs. Susan Thompson. who is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
recovering from an operation, Is doing
we'll Her son, A. B. Thompson, who
accompanied her to Burlington, re-
turned to stowe Wednesday. Her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Reed, has also returned
lhoine-Mr. and Mrs. Leon T.. Cobb and
daughter, Lila, of Newport are visiting
MIR. Cobb's parents. Mr.. and Mrs f.. H..
lCobb.-Mrs. Charles r.. Wheeler has re-
turned from n visit in burlington. Her
sister. Mrs. John r. Smith, who is in
Feeble health, accompanied Mrs. Wheel
err homc.-Mr. and Mrs. +. =. Billings
are entertaining Mr.. 3llingss sister,
Mrs. Dora Clark of Tffin, Ohio, and
sister-in- law. Mrs. II. Luella Billings
of Inglcwood, Cal.-IIenry Foster of
! Springneld. Mass, Joined his family AZ
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! John Foster, Wednesday for week S
visit.-The lecturers program for the
regular meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange saturday afternoon will include
n paper on flies by Mrs. A. J. MaEoon
roll call for women. "IIow Ny House Is
Protected from Flies" Cor men. The
Most Paying Proposition on My Farm
and paper upon How to He'll
Young People to Success" by Mrs. Mat
tie Sanborr.-Recent visitors in stowe
were Mr.. and Mrs G. North Of Mon
itreal. Helen y. Gary, Kate +. Gary an'
Bertha c. White of Washington, ID. C.
w. G. Isham and Robert 1sham Bur
ilinEton. Floyd T.. Aldrich Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
lAM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Mrs, j. A. Pope Of Washington, ID. c.,
arrived In Stowe Thursday with the
ashes Of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Smalloy
Butler. which were inferred In River
Bank cemetery by the side of her hus-
band. Orion w. Butler Mr.. and Mrs
Butler were formerly well-known resi-
dents Of stowe. Mrs. Butler died II
Fresno, cal, in April Mr. Butler died II
Los Angeles, where they resided. in 1911
Mrs. Pop was accompanied here by
Mrs c. V. Lynch of Northfield MINI.
formerly resident Of Stove who lct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

man. He was over G5 years Of age.
Besides his wife, MIS-, Luella stevens
Beard, he is survived by one daughter.
Mrs. +. n. stevens; two sons, II j. and
@. III. Beard; several grandchildren;
two brothers, - +. Beard Of this place,
AMI B. W. Beard of Rhode Island.
J. W. Atkinson of Derry. y. II. will
speak in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday and Friday night and also on
Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

gar Wattrous OF Niddlefield. Conn. Miss
Hazel sherman will act as chief operator
during the absence of Miss Brooks.-Mrs
5. T.. stevens and Miss Sadie sherman
are passing ten days In Boston and New
York-Mrs w. W. Thomas has gone to
Eden to act as Chaperon for a party OF
burlington friends of her son. B. \.
Thomas.-Rosco Herrick is in Boston,
where he will take a course In cartoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
GEORGIA..

q, G. CUllortson finished supplying the
CouGyc"nuhua' Church last Sunday and
has rctuino0 to his studies in Chicago.
Tho pulpit Of that church will he supplied
next Sundnv Ny the Rev. w. u. Jackson
of st Adams Many of the members Of
tho nantist church and society have been
ATTENDING tac association meetings hell
IN s. Adams. About 20 Of the young poo
pic loft town tlls wcoi. to enter school in
cariour places
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
ELMORE.

Mrs. Oliver Bacon of Morrisville has
returned home after visiting several
friends In Elmore. Frank Collette Of
Morristown has moved into the parson-
age.-Arnold Denton has novel to North
Wolcott Miss Fannie Reed is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Reed in North VOL
cot.-Elmer Robinson is building a silo.
Mr. and Mrs. Scion Iiayford of Wood
stock are visiting the lattcr's daughter,
Mrs, sumner Bailey.-Thcre will he "A
dance at the town hall Friday evening"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
BEAVER.

Tho now iron bridge near II. y. Nc
Nails was opened for travel Monday
morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elmer
visited friends in Georgia Sunday.-t'. Cf'
Ortun visited at George u. BriShts the
first of the week Fred Dashanau mas
moved into Lewis Fairgrounds tenement
house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
BELVIDERE.

There will he an ice cream social AM
lawn party at the Church SdtuIu'N
September J.. J. w. Atkinson of Derry
y. II. will lecture ana good music vii
Ne furnished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09
WOLCOTT.

Mrs BENJAMIN Denton. of North No'
colt, who had been i'll for some WeeNs
died September |. The remains Wer
taken to Chazy. y. Y, tor lnterment'
Mrs w. s. Silloway, who has been N
tending the camp-meeting at whit
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

| presence of a few friends, among them
| Mrs Ellen Wheeler and Mrs. ). {.
| Wheeler of Waterbury, Mrs. Alice Ray
mund and Mrs. Emma rottle. on he7
last visit to stowe about year ago
Mrs. Butler gave 800 toward the paine
ing of tho exterior OF Unity church
Plans have been made to survey n |
route through Smugglers' Notch Tor an
automobile read. The road from A. H. |
| Saytons To the old school-housc at inc
lower village was surveyed saturday for
| State road work and work Will he begun
on II Mt rncc. This will complete the
state road from stowe by the main ROAD
to Watcrbury.--J II. Whitcomb of the
Lake Mansfield Trout club has purchased
n lot of 1870 acres of culver and Clere-
land on the road to Lake Nnnsicld'-
\ piano recital was given Saturday after
noon at the school building by the pupils
of Miss Marjori, Gates of Morrisvlllc
rho program included selections by
Douglass Balrows Rcbccca Morgan.
Amy Adams. Dorothy Barrows, Hazel
Gibbs. Agnes ToWnc, John Boardman
Nadine Boardman Lois Riley, Marion
henson. and duets by Misses i}oardman
and Morgan and Douglass and Dorothy
. | EarrpWs There was good attendance
rho senior class of stove high school
gave a reception at the Akcley Memorial
building Friday evening to the corps of
teachers. Winford Heath, president of the
class, presided at the EXERCISES which
, included music by the Peerless orchestra
and remarks by Mcssrs English. Cooley
and Fest Of the faculty. \. G. Cakes or
the school board. Roy Robinson of the
alumni and an address by the Hon. +.
t. Howe OF Bennington. who was the
cues, of H. +. Shaw. \ social hour and
) dancing followed with music by the
Peerless orchestra, The concert given by
A. T. Freeman. singer and reader of the
Boston University Glce club, at liote.
hail under the auspices OF the Ernest
! T.ndcnvor class OF the Methodist Episcopal
church Friday evening was much en-
iUycd. rhc program Included many pleas
ing selections by Mr.. Freeman and "A
. piano solo by Miss Viola Marshall OF
: Lowell Mass. Mr.. Freeman, who has been
Il the guest of William Ilcndry for two
weeks went Saturday to Rchford-Mr.
and Mrs. q. w. Buzzcl and daughter.
Miss Annabcllc. have mad" an automobile
trip to the White Mountains this week
A son, Landon Fred. was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. John Belts September : at the
| homo of Mr.. and MIS-. Fred Ploof, IN
stead of a daughter as stated.-Mrs. j.
.c \. Pope. who has been here to bury the
= ashes of her mother, Mrs. d. w. Butler
N went SATURDAY to Waterbury to visi,
- Mrs Ellen Wheeler on her way to hei
* home in Washington. u. e. Mrs. Pope's
: friend. Mrs c. V. I.ynde, who accom-
ID panied her here, left Frday.-Ralph w
=. hedges. principal of the Bristol high
3. school. visited Mr.. English of stowe high
nj Mr. Hodge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

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THE HOME BOOK OF FASHIONS.
Autumn number
Just PRICE IS CENTS per copy including certificate
good for any IS pattern This number contains
IS pages of interesting fashion pertaining womens
misses and chidrens wearing apparel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-14
From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-In regard TO natural
stone walk on west side OF Cass ave.
nue.. between Joy and Pitcher streets.
front OF lots B G., on September.
1912. an error was made In assassin
lot G. for work done when as fact
the work was done By the owner
and under private contract The as
sessment was sold to Messrs. j. n.
Lilly and c. H. Wiltsie, and this
should be refunded to them and the
sale Cancelled. The department here
with transmits the proper resoiu-
ton.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE III. FENKEI.L.
Commissioners.
BY Aid Heating:
ton OF the Department of Public
Works the Controller be and Is here
by directed to draw his warrant on
the proper fund in favor of j. a.
Lilly and G.. Ii. Wiltsie for ~. ~
each for redemption of tax certtn-
Gates Nos. 266 and 26T sidewalks re-
pairs sold March Is. .15, work hav-
ing been done privately by the own
err and enormously assessed by the
Department OF Public Works
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Ashe. Barnett
BIcil, Burton, Case, Cranshaw. Dill
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Gilman; Guth.
ard. Hindle. Jakel, Heating. kocher
Krimmei. Kronk. kunz. Lempks
Lodge. Nowc. Owen. Richert. Robin'
son. Rollo. Rgtter, schemssnsKy
schultz Starkey. Stefanowski. Thomp,
Wilson. ", J. Wilson, Wing. link
Zoeller. and the President--42.
Nays-None.