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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-22

Of the Altar Guild OF st. stephens
Church will be held this afternoon at the
homo of Miss Belle Wright on South
Main street.-The women of St stephens
church will meet with Mrs. a. y, Cal
houn at her home on South stree. TINS
afternoon and sew for destitute chi'dreh'
cared for in the American Episcopal
mission i'm Paris.
According to reports in TucSuaH w"
York papers Abraham G. W'ina'nson
formerly of this town, committed s"'oi"o
some time between saturday ana "o"u"S
asphyxiating himself with gas III cioset
at the home OF his sister MIS-, IN
G. Austin, at Montclair' ~ d. WIZ
liza mson was last seen SATURDAY ana Was
found dead on Monday. HIS sistef' Mrs'
Austin had gone to Florida a snort UNIV
before and Mr.. Austin was on pus'-
ness trip On the outside or the cioee,
was pinned paper containing 'h'S
warning "be careful. gas Wll'1amsof'
was about 4s wears old. He was the son
of the late Edison n. and Louise william
SON of this town and had spent most or
his life here. but since the death or MS
narents a few wears ago had been max
ing his home for the most time WIN MS
sister 40 further particulars anu ho
motive for his act are so far made known.
Miss Ida Billings has returned from
<orthfield where she has been visiting
for two weeks, and has resumed her
duties at the Sargent House'--Mr. ana
Mrs. II. II. Howe of New York are In
town to visit Mrs. Howe's sister, Mrs.
Allan X. SturteVant Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hendricks, their son, Walter, and daugh-
ter, Miss Sylas IIyder and Peter Field
have returned from Nergcnnes where
they went to attend the funeral Of their
relative Jeffry F'ield.-Mr. and Mrs. Ru-
bin f. Damon have returned to East
Middlebury from Sudbury, whore they
have been visiting at the home OF Nilliai'
Damon Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Page
Of the American Hotel at Ausahlc Forks,
~ y who were called here by the
dea IN Of Mrs Pages brother. George l..
McHugh have returned home.-Miss Flea
nor Fredette has gone to Rutland H
W. Abbott. Il chemist in New York city
is in town for few days.-A. A. Walker
of Barre ia in town for a few days
Dr. Prentiss was at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington Wednesday to be
present al the operation upon his sister
Mrs. l.. A. Stober and sister. Mrs
Thomas, have returned from Rutland
where they have been to visit relatives
and friends. Joseph Nash. mail carrie,
from the depot to the local postoffice
has resumed his duties after a two weeks
Illness
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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was large attendance. Including NOM
beers Of William p. Russell Post, No 50.
g. A. r.. of this village. of which the
deceased was member. Burial was in
tho family lot in the West cemetery.
The bea rers were Charles T.. Pinney, John
II. Stewart, Joseph NJ. Burke, DR.. Ezra
Brainard, DR. Isaac Stearns and John
4. Fletcher. There was a profusion Of
flowers. The remains We're accompan-
led here by his son, Reid l.. Carr, and
Townsend Morgan. The curtains Of all
the business places We're drawn while
the funeral procession passed through
the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira NJ. Taylor and daugh-
ter, Norma, have returned from Pitts
ford, where they spent n few DAYS AT
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perley II.
Eondrck Lieut.. r. B. Taylor, United
states navy, with Mrs. Taylor and their
two children were also Of the party.
Lieutenant Taylor, who has been visit
ing his father here for two weeks. left
Wcdncsd ay for Charlestown, s. C., hav-
ing received orders to report at once
for shore duty at the Charlestown navy
yard Mr.. and Mrs John II Burns
Thomas f. Burns, Jr., the Misses Ora zee
Cecile and Genevieve Burns went by au-
tomobilc to Rutland Wednesday and Mrs
Thomas +. Burns, Miss Irene Burns and
Daniel Burns and Daniel Mccormick
went by train to attend this morninl
the funeral of their nephew and cousin
Frank j. Tighe, who died Monday
annual assembly OF MiddleburY Council
No. IA, r. and S. NJ, was held in tn,
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. Re
ports of the officers showed that thu
lodge was in fourishina condition. Th'
following officers We're elected: H. p.
T.. NJ Stearns; king, c. |. Button scribe
a. w. Eddy; treasurer, r. +. Pinney
secretary, william n, Brewster c. o
age. ". y. Cady: B. S.. Charles Ellis
r. A. C., Frank T. Foote: master of thu
third veil, Prof A. f. Lambert; maste
OF second veil. +, f. Chapman: maste
of first Veil, Or j. r. Renneld; chaplain
George W Mead; stewards. Frank j
Hubbard and j r. Buttoph tyler
ru-rlAs !. RuloeL The annual meetin,
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Miss LA iIoyt Of johnson was a guest
of Mrs. J. d. Partlow Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. j. r. Conant were called 70 Nor
risville Sunday by the sudden death of
Mrs. Conant's mother. Mrs. Emma Cur
rier. Miss Ethel Waldron of Enosburg
Falls, who IL i'll. Is with her sister, Miss
Fife Waldron James Brodie MAS ~
home from South Albany sunday. DIR.
c. &. Ruhlce has been taking =
postgraduate course in New York Mr..
and Mrs v. ". Merriam visited in FL.
more Sunday.
trout weighing one pound and Il
ounces was caught in Hills brook Mon
day.--The main roads are dry and dusty
while the hill roads are very muddy.
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MONKT'ON.

The annual county convention OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the Methodist Church
at the Boro on Wednesday. May s, the
county president presiding. The reports
OF the work Of the past year will be
given Miss Lillian Phelps OF Niagara
Falls. ~ y. will deliver the annual ad.
dress In the evening. The funeral OF
Mrs. Mary Lamb was largely attended
at the home Of her son. e. d. Lamb, In
East Monkton Friday morning at eleven
o'clock. The Rsv e. NJ. Holman Of Bris-
toll offfciated The burial was in Lincoln
Mrs. Della Dean Is now able to sit up
little every day.--A r, Miles. road
commissioner. Is having the main auto
mobile road ovsr thu hill east of tho
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKl.

DR.. II. l.. Gauvreau, formerly Of this
place. son of Mrs. l.. =. Gauvreau. and
Miss Marie l.. I.ebel were married April
u in Lewiston. h., where he Is n prac-
ticing physician. His mother Just came
to town Friday and will reside here
again on West Allen street The doctor
was graduated from the Winooski high
school, class OF 1905. and in the fan Of
that year entered the University OF Ncr-
mont. graduating from tho college %
medicine Since then he located in Lewis
ton, Me. has been part of the tim" in
hospital and nov has opened an office
Of his own.
John Roakes died at his home ON
North street at $3.50 o'clock saturday
evening at the age of 43 years follow
ing q few days illness with pneumonia.
He was taken i'll last week Monday. Mr..
Roakes was manager Of the granite
quarries a Granite Quarrle. y. C.. for
nine years and held similar positions
at Denver, Colo. and Barre. He is sur
vved by his mother. three sisters. Mrs.
Pagan of Fitchburg, Mass. Miss Mary
Roakes OF this place, and Miss Helen +.
Roakes Of st. Adams and two brothers
Hugh Roakes Of Syracuse. y. Y. and
James Roakes of Chicago. The fun
eral was held at nine O'Clock Tues
day morning.
The Rev. w. G.. Hartin, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church will leave
for his new post at Fair Haven about
Friday Mr.. Hartin during his stay in
town has made many friends who wish
him success. He will continue his
duties as teacher of the school in Shell
byr no nd 1T school
| in June.
| A largely attended farewell reception
was given Tuesday night by the friends
| Of the Rev. w. G. Hartins@pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church for two years
and Mrs. iIartin and the Rev. n. a
Durfee. a former pastor and Mrs. Dur
fee MI Durfee had been officially con-
nected with the church. A short program
was rendered Miss Della calvert and
Miss Marion Ellis gave readings. Miss
| Della Cornell sang a solo. \ male quar-
tet sang and several familiar songs We're
sung by those present. The ladies' OF
: the church served light refreshments. 6.
s Lord in behalf Of the friends of the
guests of honor, presented the Rev. and
Mrs rtin with some fine table linen
and the Rev. and Mr. Durf"e with ar
tin has been transferred TO Fair Haven
and the Rev. II. \. Durfee will he station
ed at Salem. y. Y. Both have been call
cd to a larger field of work. Their friends
regret their departure,
Edward Houe and Mrs Rose Com
panion We're married at St Francis
| Xavier Church Sunday evening at $50
, o'clock by the Rev. f. J. Parisea u
Edward Freeman and Joseph Parizo at
tended the couple.
Degree: treasurer. Mrs Kate +. Martin
conductress, Mrs. Maude Lucia associate
conductress. Mrs. Gertrude Dimick chap
lain, Mrs. II l.. Barnes; marshal. Mrs
Rufus Patrick; organist. Miss F.. Claire
Hull: Ada h, Miss Ethel Skiff: Ruth, Miss
Myra Burritt; Esther Mrs. Ethel Davies
Martha, Mrs Marie Smith; Electa. Mrs
Lena Orvis: warden. Mrs. Flora Mead,
sentinel Myron r. Orvis. Prank Patrick
Of North Montpelier is in town.-Tht
regular meeting Of Hope Circle Of tho
Kings Daughters will he held with Mrs
Fred Coleman on Friday.
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SHOREHAM.

Sunday with relatives here. returning
home Monday accompanied by his aunt
Mrs c. w. Ioward.-A. NJ. Smith IL Sc
riously ill.-Mr. and Mrs. E. W Hail
went Tuesday to Westheld. Mass. to visit
his mother. who Is i'll AT the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. S. W. Moore fu-
neral Of William Palmer was held Mon
day ~ the home of hts sister-in-law, Miss
Pond, He il survived by daughter
Edith. and four sons. Roy OF Cornwall.
Harold, who is in the army. Floyd Of
this place, and Percy Of Mneville. y. Y.
The Rev r. B. Simmons conducted the
service, Burial was in Lake View GEM
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Bristol road. repaired.--The Rev +. f.
Taussig preached at the Boro sunday
morning. He will hold services at the
East Monkton church Sunday afternoon
at 2:3o commencing next Sunday It is
requested by the pastor that all mem
bers OF the Sunday school and those who
would like to Join the school be present
next Sunday as the Sunday school VIII
be reorsanized and officers elected
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FREE PRESS TINES

support Lavonche would have held the
visitors to a close score.--Mrs. H. o.
Nahum went to rerrisburg Tuesday 10
attend the funeral Of Noble l.. Ball.
H. c. Tinkham was in town Monday
Miss Jessie |. Ross Is able to he out
after few days Illness. Mrs. Wortiey
iNeedham went to Burlington TUESDAY,
Mrs. v. w. Morgan was called to Ne"
York city Sunday night by the sudden
death OF her mother
Miss Kate Hartney went to- New forH
city Tuesday night, called there by tho
death OF an uncle.--Eight OF the young
friends Of Bernard Bosuorth gave MIN
surprise party at his home on North street
Tuesday evening. 1t being his birthdaS.--
A. d. Evarts OF Burlington was In town
Tuesday. Miss Helen Weller returned
Monday from a visit Of several days az
the home Of her brother. n. D. Weller
in Hinesburg. Mrs. Ford Thomas was in
Burlington Tuesday recent meet.
ing OF the w. c. r. T.. at the home OF
Mrs David Barton, these delegates were
elected to the county convention to be
held In Monkton Boro May 6; Mrs. Bar
ton. Mrs. W. y. Cove. Mrs. Needham ana
Mrs. shaw The following committees
were appointed Program committee
Miss Weller Mrs. Dana, Mrs. w. \.
Cove; refreshment committee, Mrs Al
bert w. Cove. and Miss Lydia Wright
II. D. Weller Of Hlnesburg WAS In town
Monday -Donald the Young son OF the
Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Parker VINO mas
been i'll with pneumonia, at the Metho-
dist parsonage. Is slowly recoverng.-The
Rev. A. ~ Parker preached Sunday even
l...x. 10, al
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Jeuno Corey of Manchester. y.
is Visiting her sister. Mrs f. +. Bal
Mrs. Henry MaYville spent Saturday
Sunday in st ABA MS. Mrs. Ruel WI
ock and son OF Colchester are visi
her brother. George Parker Mrs Ell
or Osgood has como to spend some
at &. r.. OsgOod' : Miss Resale Oral
has returned after spending a wee1
South Hero with Mr.. and Mrs. Re
Fresn.-Mr. and Mrs Leonard Mayl
st Adams have been visiting her
ents.-Miss Hazel Everest has
spending few DAYS i'm Milton vil!agI
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert C'uison are
parents OF a son.--Mrs. Anna Bellows and
son, Harold. and Mr.. Church have re-
turned to their home here to remain
for some time.--Mrs, D. A. kimbaii has
gone tn New York to visit her daughter.
MRS. T. F. Irons.-Edward Gage OF
Natick. Mass, IL visiting at r. n. Sears
Mrs. Tracy Of Mars Hill, Maine. Is
visiting her father. d. O. Nconan,--The
whist club met AT the home NJ Mr.,
and Mrs. r. F. White Tuesday eveunr
MIR. and Mrs. ". F. Allen are at home
again after spending the winter in Bur
lington.--The Rev A. D. Parker and his
family have left for his new charge ncar
Albany. y. Y.-The Rev. +. NJ Hagadotn
who has been appointed to this place ha.
arrived and preached in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday
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ADDISON.

The funeral Of Miss Bessie Dyke was
held at the home OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, Jesse Dyke. April 1s 1t vas
a largely attended funeral. her class be-
ing present. The Rev Mr. White Of
Vergennes officiated.-Mrs p. F. Bristol
and son, Robert. OF Burlington have
been the guests Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Clark. for "A few days.--Wen-
dell Bame of Whitehall. y. y. is the
guest OF his family at G.. III. Marshall's.
Lucille Wood. the youns daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood, has been i'll
the past week
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GRANVILLE.

George Taylor. Jr.. and family OF
Hancock spent Sunday at Mabel
ke's.-Edward Hutchens is al home
from Fayston.--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Labar and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Field
were at Mrs. W. A. Fifeld's sunday
Miss Clara Severy of Warren was in
town the first of the week.--Kingston
Grange will give a box social Satur-
day evening.--George Buttles was in
Brandon Monday.--E. c. Wilson and
son. Dean. and Earl Woodward were
In Randolph Monday
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BRIDPORT.

DR.. f.. q. Blaisdell has recovered from
his recent Illness. f. Converse has re-
turned to Burlington Elizabet n
Ktngman, former resident. is seriously
III In a hospital at Los Angeles. Cal
Several from town attended the funeral
OF William Palmer at Shoreham Mon
day.-Mr and Mrs. j. e. 8 Hamilton at
tended the funeral Of Arson Carr at Mid
dlebury Wednesday,
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JERICHO.

Miss Florence Buxton of Middle
College is visiting her parents. Mr..
Mrs. Warren Buxton.-Mrs. Harmon
of Westford was at James Casey's
day.-Mr and Mrs. John Flint of /
We're at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Brigham Sunday The Phlathea
of the Baptist Church are practicin
an entertainment which will ne
in the near future Miss WeYmout
Essex junction WIS an oVer-Sundal
itor of Miss Hazel ettineill.-Miss
tie Wood II Essex Junction is at the
Of Mir. and Mrs. Warren Buxton
Roy. j r, Buzzell was IN Burlii
Friday TO officiate at the funers
seymour akeficl1.-Leiehton Rice.
working At the cemetery, fell and
u rih
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs NJ. T.. Brewster end
and Miss agnes Gurley have retur
from several weeks stay IN jericho
tnderhill.-Alrs. Nicholson has retur
from her work in Burlington.-Mrs
Tuesday evening from the effects o
shock. SWlnyer has rented
is moving into w. l.. Rings tenemb
E. NJ. Pierce Of Hinesburg is Visit
his brothers, Edison and Marble Pie
DR.. p. L. McSweeney Of Burlington
in town Wednesday, in consultation v
DR.. Falhy in the case Of Mr.. G.
Brewster
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HANCOCK.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Comes April 10.-L NJ. Church
has begun reunning his sawmill.--The
Misses McDufty. daughters of DR.. Nc
Duffy. of Gloversville. n. Y, visited at
G. II. Eaton's the first Of the week
Erwin Lewis went to Burlington last
week to see his brother. James. who
is in the Mary Fletcher hospital--Mrs.
G. r. Church was in Rochester the first
of the week
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. George Stuart is at home I
Burlington whore she has been tire;
In the hospital.-There will be no
vice in the CONGREGATIONAL Church s
day. Miss Lila Whipple has been at h
from Johnson for a few days.
Iumhra Of Watorville has been vsi
her daughter. Mrs, Thomas Abbott. -
Young child Of Mr. and Mrs Ross
been taken to the hospital on accoun
an abscess of the mastoid gland.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs, +, +. Rowley and Mrs. F. II. Con-
ant entertained the aides Union at
their rooms Wednesday afternoon. Miss
McAullie OF Weybridge was the guest Of
Mrs Coy over Sunday,-Among those
from out of town who attended church
here Sunday morning were Mr. and Mrs
John Caldwell OF Proctor and Mr.. and
Mrs George RuWsell OF Mlddlebury.-
Mrs Frances Could Of W1tertowr, n.
Y, ia visiting in towr.-Idnus Payne Of
Bridport Ia the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Y. NJ. Benedfct-A1ss Madeline Ever
est Is ill.-About SIS was received from
the canvesser in the west part of the
town towards the Belgium fund-Th
high school realized over SO at their
play and supper given Friday evening.
N, J. Rose of Ticonderoga. ~ Y. call
ed on friends in town Sunday and Mon
day
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Elliott are the par
ents of a son, born Saturday.--Leri Leno
OF East Middlebury has been listing at
J.. w. Pages Mrs. G. H. Smith is bet
ter.-The Rev. Mr.. MEGA rthy of Starks
boro preached at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning.--The Rev. d. W. Reid
Is at home in North Adams, Mas~..Mrs.
Mary Davis is better
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FOR RENT.

TO RENT OR FOR SAI.F-Choica onion
and tobacco land near corn cannerN AT
Westminster Station. VI. good oN-
portunlty for truck farming Two sew
en-room tencments. barns. pastures ana
timber land well Watcrcd The above
property is offered for rent or sale at
n bargain as the owner has other husi-
ness Terms. 80 per cent. down and the
balance can lay at FIVE per cent: Ad-
dress w. V Farr burlington, VT.
* IL wifi
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WHITING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Branch went to
Burlington Monday to the Mary Fletcher
hospital. where Mrs Branch will have an
operation for appendicitis.-The Misses
Irene and Aurore Ffllion were at home
from Middlebury to spend Sunday with
their parents Mira Mary Wooster is i'm
proving Mrs. Clara Brown is in Bran
don
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Mrs. T.. A Rollins died sunday 4
at her home on the Williston roa|
"A long period of i'll health with
and complications She vas ~ vel
and is survived by her husband,
Rollins, and three daughters.
Eleanor Rollins of Burlington, NJ
j. Ross and Mrs Frank Gardner
town. Tho funeral was held
late home AT ten O'Clock Wed
morning with iuierment in Iluntid
The Kings Daughters festival
the home OF t. W, Butler ThursdaI
was decided success. About
present The program consisted 4
solos by Mrs. Slocum. Miss Piaj
Russell licnlon, a piano duet
Misses Wheeler. and recitations \
White. Mr. Slocum and Mr.. Dad
Maple sugar on snow was served
took in $3.50 for the benefit OF tn
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MILTON.

Mrs. Albert Reynolds and little
daughter. Marian. of Bethel, are visit
ing at Mr. and Mrs q II Reynolds 49,
Mrs. Henry Bean Of Bellows Falls has
returned to her home after few days
at Mrs Sarah Sandersons and at
Charles l.. Sandcrson's.-Mrs Calista
Burnett, who has been VISITING her
brother. William Prentiss. has return
ed to her home in Charlestown. y. IL.
The remains Of Miss Hattie Hill
were brought hero from Montpelier
Monday and taken TO heY former home
in Chanplair where the funeral
was beld.-The ii lsh school ath-
letic association will give their
play. The High school Freshmen" at
St. AIMS hall Friday evening-Thc
Rev, s. +. Cooley Went Tuesday To the
Vermont Methodist conference at
Brattleboro Joseph McMuilen ana
Mrs. Henry Clinton We're married at
st AIMS Church Monday morning
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PANTON.

George Davis went to Bellows Falls
this week.--Mr and Mrs. Bradford OF
Crown Point. \. Y, recently paid
visit to her son. Frank Hartwell, and
fan1ily.-IMrs. Oertie Vandsrhoof Will en-
terrain the ladies Of the Home Circle
Wednesday Of next week.-Rollin Kent
OF Cornwall. \. Y. WAS in town Mon
day Mrs, Edward Harris Of Cornwall
has been VISITING her sisi Law. Mira.
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FOR SALE-AnY part or all. cash or lum-
Der, Lane saw mill No. !, special wire
rope feed, so h. p. aut. engine, 20 n. p.
engine center crank aut., 20 n. p. en-
CINE side crank, Lane heavy draw
ing in rig Lane drag saw. hand
edger heavy bench saw. Col. Com.
boiler, 80 h. p, 40 feet 80 inch stack
Bryant band saw cut Off for logs, heavy
bobbin splitter, two lathes with center
ing cups, 20 light dynamo with switch
and lamps, shaftnG, hangers and belt
ing All iron hand derrick only used
two months, about 700 feet "A gal. wire
rope In guys, two heavy stone chains.
ring and hook, four two sheave blocks
for and Ia rope, 200 feet IA Mani.
rope. W. p. Carpenter, Bradford, VT.
31wl3t
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Stearns returned home Monday from
visit Of two weeks with their son
st. Adams.
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TERRISBURG.

The funeral of the Rev Noble I. Ball
was held in the Ferrfsburg Methodist
episcopal Church Tuesday afternoon at
ian A large number came from this
neightorins towns and filled the church
to overlooking. A prayer service was
held at the house in charge Of the Rev.
Thomas Stevenson. who also read tho
Gospel Lesson at the service in the church.
Prayer at the church was offered by the
Rev. B. N. Kent, superintendent Of tho
Burlington District, who also made a
brief address touching on the value OF
the life of the deceased. The principal
address was given by long time friend
of the family. the Rev. p. L. Dow Of Ben
nington. He outlined the main fea lures
OF the life of Mr.. Ball. touching upon the
enthusiasm that characterized his Chris
tan life and ministry Besides the min
listers who offciated there were present
the Rev G. A. Parker of Bristol, the Rev.
w. b. Goodman Of Shebirns. and the
Rev. e. r. Ryder of Salisbury. Special
music by "A male choir consisting OF the
Revs. Dow, Parker and Ryder. and Mr..
Fred Cushman. The hearers were the two
| brothers Of the deceased. Homer Ball OF
| Ferrisburg and Fred Ball of Randolph,
r.
high esteem in which Mr. bail was held
was manifested IN the many floral tri-
butte. A wreath was sent by the Gospel
| Team OF Long Beach. Cal, with whom
Mr Ball was riding at the time of the
| accident which caused his death. Tributes
| We're also sent by the Ferrisburg Ladies'
! Aid society and the Spring Grove Camp
Meeting association. with which Mr.. Ball
WAS closely identified for several years
as treasurer and up to the time OF his
death as president The association was
represented by Harvey Beach OF Basin
| iIarbor, Judge +. G. Dyer OF Salisbury
and others who attended in body
Among those who attended We're: Mr..
and Mrs o. II. Sherman Of Burlington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gillette Of Bur
lington. Henry F. Breckenridge Of Rut-
land Frank Foote OF Cornwall and Mr.
and Mrs r. O'Bryan OF Middlebury and
| n. W. Tracy of Shelburne. Burial was
in the Orvis cemetery In Ferrisburg. The
Reverends Dow. Kent and Stevenson Of
riciated at the grave