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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13
CHARLOTTE.

c. T. Holmes is unloading the second
carload Of piping bought Of the c. s.
Blodgett company. Burlington, for his
irrigating plant, their bid being lower
than two other bids of New York houses.
Owing TO the delay of the last car Mr..
Holmes can not get his plant running by
May Is, as he wished, but Is In hopes
to have 1t running by May y.
Miss Claire Beach. Miss Katherine Root
and Mrs. Albert Chapman, all teachers,
attended the Addison County Teachers
convention at Bristol.-Mrs, L. b. Men ell
and Mrs. r, II. Smith Were elected dele
gates from the Sunday school to the
county convention at Essex a large num-
Der from the Sunday school plan to at
tend,-Thomas Snyder of Vergennes will
begin clerking at Williams store the first
of June. He and his family will occupy
the house formerly owned by J. II. Toby
and which Stanton Williams recently
purchased
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Morgan, who is Ill at her nome on
Church street--William Shattuck IL AT
homo for the summer from the baiu'
more Dental College. Tile Nersehnes
nigh school defeated the brlstoi h'sh
school In lo-innlng gainc"Sa'uru'N az
ternoon by score oil 3 TO MISS MI
dred Monroe spent sunday III burlihs'oh'
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meeting oi 'he executive committees VI
'he Alumni assoc1atioh' he'u MoIuaS
evening II was occio'd 10 nave lawn
party committees VIII ne announced
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STARKSBORO.

Alton ana Norman Lafayette of Plain
field were at their brothers, Lester
Lafayette, Sunday.--H. s. Fuller. who
has been at f. G. smiths, has gone to
Richmond on route to his home in
Springfield Mass. after n two months
absence.-Mrs. +. G. Smith has returned
home after two weeks in St. Adams and
Burlington Mrs. &. f. Clifford returned
home Saturday after an absence Of five
weeks. She is much improved in health
Mrs. Olive Carpenter is recovering
from an attack OF appendicitis, Howard
Taft and Martin Harmon of Boston are
spending their vacation at their rcspec-
tive homes here.--A program is being ar
ranged for the Grange meeting this
week.-mrs., Amanda chamberlain spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. James
Sweet, in Huntlngton-Mrs Flora stokes
of Rraintrce Is at {. f. Clifford's.
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MONKTON

MIR, aud Mrs. A. b. G. DemmnG AMI
Mr., and Mrs. J.. o. Chaplin of Bristol
were guests Sunday of Mr., and Mrs. l.,
T.. Mccch.-H. j. Nandeetee. Nj. F. Nor
gan and the Rev =. +. Taussic went to
Rutland Monday on business,-Mss Kath-
leen Comstock is visiting her aunt. Mrs, j.
T.. Ilatt, in Burlington.--Mr and Mrs
Frank Shepard and two children of
Starkshoro visited his mother, Mrs, H.
F.. Saunders. over Sunday.-Mrs. George
Eurritt Is a little improved. Mrs. Mercy
kellogg, who spent the winter and spring
with Mrs. Della Deane, went 10 Hines
burg Thursday TO the home of her broth
er and sister, IIarland and Dora Bost-
wick
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CH|T7ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Orders have been received by Health
Officer DR.. !. G. Thabault to have the
watering troughs closed unt1i All uah-
ger of the horse disease, CHAMBERS mas
passed The disease was discovered IN
the Topper livery in Burlington FRI
day and to prevent further spread the
closing of the troughs was ordered
There is no trace of The disease IN the
town so far as known at present. the
troughs will be closed for several
weeks and will be thoroughly ster-
lized and painted before being put in
to use again.
An alarm for fire was runS in at two
o'clock Friday afternoon and in the
rush to get to it an automobile hit a
horse belonging to John Hardaore, break
ing the horses leg at the ankle, the animal
being sho, later by DR. II. l.. Mills,
veterinarian. The fire was in the block
owned by Joseph Parizo ON East Canal
street, bed-ticklng being ablaze. It Was
quickly cxtinguishcd. Frank Nardacre
was driving the team and had sam
-arvant as a companion. The horse was
hit by an automobile driven by Leo
Kirby. The accident occurred near Nc
Brides corner Kirby was driving the
car down the street and had chief
lialoran OF the fire department with him.
A New York car bearing the number
A-i33. driven by +. W. Hcmcnway of
Pine Plains. y. y. was also bound In
the same direction. The main line electric
car stood in the middle Of the square,
ard the two automobiles and the team
tried to round the corner. Kirby en-
deavoring to pass Hardacrc by keeping
TO the right hit the horse with such
force that a piece of the thil few across
tho street.
Cassius Newton Chase. who led the
life of a hermit for many years at
Mallctts BAY. was found dead I'm his
cottage sunday by two children Of
Henry Scribnor when they went to pay
a visit to the aged fisherman. Mr..
Chase was - years Of age and lived
in small hut on the side of the road
between the Ne-'nont Inn and Thomp-
sons Point. He had lived in the one
| room cottage since the death of his
| wife several wears ago. Most of his
tim" was spent in fishing in the bay
sunday morning the two children
found him on the floor and when their
efforts to awaken him We're fruitless
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place and found that life wa. extinct
Selectman Manscau and Health Officer
! Ipr Thabault were summoned anC
/ death was found to be due to heart
| disease. The remains were removed
to the undertaking rooms of A. B
| laVignc and were taken "Wednesday
to West Bolton for burial. MIR. Chase
| leaves "a brother, and Il sister. Mrs
| Williams of Cambridge.
DR. T. \. Burdick has moved t.
J Iiinesburg, where he has opened al
Office. pr. Burdick has been a prac'
| tiCing physician in this village for 2C
years. During that time he has beer
| health officer for II years and as mann
years chief Of the fire department. II,
was representative for Colchester a
the last Legislature. He has many
| friends in this village and town who
wish him success in his new location
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PANTON.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hatch and daugh-
ter Dixie of Burlington We're in town
over Sunday.--Two children Of Martin
Flemming are. sick with scarlet fever.
The house is in quarantine.-1.ast Sunday,
Mothers Day, was observed at the
Methodist Episcopal Church the pastor
delivering an appropriate sermon. Miss
Dixie Hatch of Burlington rendered the
solo I'm that Heavenly Home on High"
and her cousin, Miss Elsie Merrill. of
Randolph accompanied her on the piano
me school at the Corners and the south
school are closed on account of scarlet
fevcr.-Donald Newell. a dental student
Of Buffalo. y. Y. and his brother. Harry
of Panton are visiting their parents at
Wostport. y. Y.-AIiss Noyes. Il teacher
in the Monkton schools. was the guest
over Sunday of her sister. Mrs. G. G.
Cornell.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. IIadley and son, who have been the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. g.
Berry, for several weeks. returned sun
day to their home In Fellows Falls The
All-round club met with Mrs \. 4.
Stevens Tuesday night. This was the last
meeting Of the season.--Georpc Wander.
werker of Royalton was the guest of
friends in town over SundaN.-Miss
Gladys Barney is in Jericho Mis-. Eva
Sayles of Burlington was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Jacobs over sunday
Mrs George Bartlett has returned from
"a two weeks stay with his daughter.
Nuriam, in Boston-'A1r. and Mrs Io-
seph Derrick are guests Of relatives I'm
Essex Junction Mrs Earl Freeman ana
son have returned from Boston. whore
they have been the guests of her parents.
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SHELBURNE.

At the annual parish meeting OF Trim
ity Church May the following vestry
men were elected. w. \. Weed, w. Sew
ard Webb NJ. D, l. II. Deyett, o. A.
Spear Robert Ockeit, j. ]. Collamer. Y.
Watson Webb Or. ", Hayes Mitchell
Frank T.. Spear The vestry met ct the
close Of the parish meeting and elected
officers as follows: Senior warden, w. A.
Weed; junior warden, W. Seward Webb,
NJ. D.; secretary and treasurer, |. II,
Dcyett. The following delegates We're
elected TO the convention at Rutland on
June 1G: w. Seward Webb NJ. p, Rob
crt Ockert. w Hayes Mitchell. NJ. d. :;
alternates, J. Watson Webb, J, II. Dey-
etl J. J. Collamer.
Edgar Lcmerise has moved into the
Weston house.-Beniamin Parker has
gone to Nergenncs, where he has ac-
copied the position of station agent. --
The ball game Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Lakeside and Shelburne high
school teams ended in a defeat for Lake
side. the score being Il to s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baptiste I.assor are the
parents of "a daughter. born Wednesday.
Sunday morning the Rev Frank Place
Of East Charlotte will preach in the
Methodist Church in exchange with the
Rev w. T.. Goodman, who Will occupy
the East Charlotte pulpit.-Mr, and Mrs
George Champagne and Mr.. ana Mrs.
William Dodwcl went with j. r..
I"merisc Sunday TO Richmond to visit
| friends. MIR. and Mrs. Fred Jackson of
st. Adams have been visiting Mrs.
Jackson's parents, NJ. and Mrs Truman
Webster making the trip by automobile,
The grammar school ball team went
Saturday to IIinesburs and defeated the
! school team there by score of l2 to s.
K, L. Sanders is making preparations 10
move his house onto the LOT recently pur-
| chased by him of Henry Harrington and
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Kenneth Fonda. tho son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Fonda. who died
Thursday evening was held at the home
at two o'clock Saturday afternoon. He
was nearly four years of age and died
after a four weeks illness with whoop-
ing cough and bronchial pneumonia.
Besides his parents. he is survived by
an infant brother The Rev. Frank Place,
pastor Of the Baptist Church, officiatcd.
There was "A profuson Of flowers y
choir consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. Read.
Mr. and Mrs. Place and Miss Ina Read
sang Il Think When Read the Sweet
Story" and Beautiful Isles" Tho inter-
mcnt vas in Norningside cemetery at
East Charlotte Rev w. b. Good
man, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Shelburnc. will preach at the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning in
exchange with the Rev. Mr. Place. K.
Taggart, who was at his home here over
Sunday. left Monday for Grand Isle,
where he is engaged in laying out the
grounds and planting trees and shrub
berry on large estate. Mr.. Taggart
is at work in the interest of F. H. Hors-
ford of Charlotte-R r. Fonda. who was
mere Friday and Saturday to attend the
funeral of his little son, returned to his
work in Jericho Saturday evening
Charles f. Harris of Middebury was in
Charlotte saturday on business, return
ing home Sunday afternoon. During his
stay in town he was the guest OF his
brother. William f. Harris. Miss Mar
Ear"t Owens. teacher in the village
school, went to her home in Fair Haven
Thursday afternoon and returned sun
day afternoon-Mrs. Andrew Thomas and
Miss Clara Harris Of East N1onkton visit
ed their brother. William +. Harris Satur-
day.-Joscph Butcher OF Boston is the
guest OF DR. and Mrs Narney for week
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ORWELL.

Mrs. L. Is. Rove who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington Thurs
day, is reported as doing well. Daniel
cain has moved hia goods 10 his new
store and will move his family when the
dwelling part is repaired.--p. l.. Wells
and r. :. Hail purchased the W. r. SAN
ford farm Mrs u, f.. Ryan and chill
dren of Nergennes are in tOwn.-"The old
Maids Convention" given Friday evening
IN the town hall by local talent. was
well attended.-The date set for the IL
hrarH entertainment is May la--Mrs. II
T. cults has returned from California
accompanied by Mrs. q. II. Cutts.-Mr
and Mrs G. L. Smith are in SYRACUSE
y. Y. with their son. Rnllln
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FRANK S. LANOU e. SON,
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
cnsdaY with Mrs, Catlin Miss Florence
Aldrich entertained the junior department
of the Sunday school from the First
Baptist Church in burlington at her home
Friday night, about - being present.
The program consisted Of music, vocal
and instrumental. There were addresses
by Mr. I'M. Superintendent OF the de-
partment, and by william Laughton of
the University of Vermont. Refreshments
were s2rved.-li r. Tilley of Jericho
was in town Saturday.-M. and Mrs
Butler entertained an automobile party
from Iiighgate at dinner Sunday con-
sisting of MIR. and Mrs. Jud Cross and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pool and two children
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FERRISBURG CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larrow We're given
surprise Saturday evening, May 8, when
the members of their family, u IN num-
Der. gathered in their new home ~ Fer
risburg Center to help observe the 18Th
anniversary of their marriage. tefresh-
ments were served and vocal ana instru-
mental selections rendered. Mr.. and Mrs
Larrow were born and have always lived
in FerrShurg. Mr. Larrow is well known
among horsemen in this section of the
country, having trained and raced num-
ber that have won fame and money.
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SHOREHAM.

The Rev. l.. NJ. Isaacs of Orwell Will
preach in the Congregational Church sun
day in exchange with the pastor the
Rev. r b. SummonS.--C. y North is
gaining little.Mrs. Minnie Forbes
Hack. former resident, was a recent
visitor at Miss NJ. A. Dougla MIR. and
Mrs. H. II. Burge spent the Weekend in
Fair Haven with his sister. Mrs. B. W.
Pierson. Harold Farnham is not as com
IL
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MILTON BORO.

school is closed this week. Miss
Holmes, the teacher, and several Of the
scholars have mumps Allen Wrinkle and
Charles Fletcher were in Westford sun
day.-Russcll and Dewey McNal and
Leon Lester spent Saturday night and
Sunday at X. r.. Bullock Miss Atkins
has opened her colt tge at Camp Rich -
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Mills wa
largely attended. NJ. V. Hicks of Fair
IL. nhn
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FOR RENT.

coon EARN at Westminster Station,
Vt. for rent. Free from stone and
foul seed buildings slated Nearly ~
acres of land suitable for onions to-
bacco or garden truck. near corn can
nerr which pays SIT per ton for green
sweet corn on the ear. Great Srass
81 North Union street Burlington. Vt
'phOre 62S-W. ll2,6t,W,lt
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sold his farm to purchasers from Dakot
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bartlett, Miss DO
othy Smith and John Smith spent Su
day at Arthur Bartlett's in Underh
Ccnter-Elwood Morrill, had n slig
shock Sunday night. affecting his 10
side.-Mrs. Julia Gregory Is at the hon
of her son, Il. Gregory in Duxbury
$. Tomlinson and @. ". Webster VIC
in Burlington Tuesday Tho Dime socio
met with Mrs Harry Gregory Wcdncsda
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SOUTF STARKSBORO.

The Rev. and Mrs. McCarty and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. f. Baisdell attended the
Friends quarterly meeting Saturday and
Sunday in Ferrsburg. William Green Is
III al the home Of his nephew, Robert
Young. Mrs. David l'ollansbee spent
Saturday and Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs, Roy Hurlhurt, in Monkton. The
Ladies' Home Circle will meet May 20
with Mrs. Arthur Atkins I'm Lincoln
Mrs Iorcnzo Orvis T. ill.,
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nized, gave concert Friday evening
a bandstand will soon be in process OF
erection at the park and it is hoped
tho citizens will offer contributions for
tho same.-Mr. and Mrs. E. IT, Kinds
were in Colchester Sunday to visit their
daughters Griswold and sis
ter Miss Harriet Grlswold. were guests
of Mrs. Morse at G. NJ. Notions Sun
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

In Franklin county court Thurs
morning William Pierce pleaded ID
to charge of simple assault and
sentenced to serve not less than
nor moro than a year and a half in
tousc of correction. The charge
adultery against him was mol pros
as was the case Of state vs., Merton ~
and Ella Chase, adultery.
Louis Kovoir of Swauton hill reed
of a species which is very rare in
part of the country. He shot the an
because it had been killing his chicH
When he found that he had killed
otter he notified I. y. WY. game wad
who in turn notified state Fish
Game Commissioner John w. Titconj
Lyndonville.
An agricultural exhibit and pure
show will be held at the city hall 4
Der 6, and 5 under the direction Of
St Adams Business and Protest.
Mems association. Prizes will be avid
for the best exhibits.
Phil"za Lamothe, son of DID
Lamothe of the Bay, suffered the fra
Of his right leg a few DAYS ago.
young man had wound rope arou|
post to mold load which was
drawn ON the bridge i'll front of the
and his log became caught in the
fracturing tn leg.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. George Palmer IL in the Mary
Fletcher hospital at burlington recover
ing from an operation.-The Ladies' Aid
society met at the home of Mrs
Carlos Martin Wednesday afternoon The
Friends quarterly meeting was held at
the quaker Church Saturday and Sun
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UNDERHILL.

The Chittenden County W. G. r. U. will
hold its monthly meeting in the parlor
of the Methodist Church Friday evening,
May IA, at seven o'clock and at 1880
O'Clock, Frank Jackson will give the ladies'
a short address. All ladies are cordially
in yited
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ADDISON.

Mrs. NJ. A. Smith was the guest of Mrs.
F.. F. Gulley Of Burlington over the week
end-Mrs. Leon Burpee. who went to
Burlington last week to consult a special
iSt, Will soon go to hospital for an
operation. -.Josey Tucker and bride are at
Michael McCabe's
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

FINE REG1STEREr JERSEY HElF-
Frs fer sale. two and three years old;
old: one registered Jersey bull calf,
eight months old; three Jersey bull
calves. six to eight months old. A.. j.
Payne, NcrCcnnes. Vt X. F.. ~.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. r. q. Morton entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday In place
of Mrs. Kinds Mrs. Ira l.. Morse is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Norton, confined to the bed with heart
trouble.-The band, recently orga-
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR SALELWhlte Plymouth Rock eggs
for Matching, 10 by parcel post In first
zone or 10 at my house for 81 W. "
Farr, IS North Union street, Burling-
ton. VT d2d,W,tf
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Byron Jones has returned after
weeks stay in burlington, Her sister ac.
companicd her home. Eugene Irish has
rented Mrs, Il. Gregory's house, having
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Reginald Paquett is in Versennes for
two weeks Mrs, Alice Bedford and son
Holden, arrived from the south Tuesday.
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WANTED.

NIGHT NURSE. for infant department
wanted at Home for Destitute Chll-
dren, l14d,w,tf.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

office l45 Cherry street II. W. Bull
lock. proprietor Fine shirt Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone 3S-l1 or send post
- ana driver viii call.
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One Cent
q Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than - words. two |
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within 12 con-
epcutive months.
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SUBSCRIPTION CORNER

ing in the world of labor, and Major.
ity representatives cover everything
fully, giving all the labor news fail
to all.
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