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TI1TC BURLINGTON LHiEB PRESS: THURSDAY. JAiSUAKY 2. iwo.
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WANTED.
FARM WA.VTOD ON SHA.ltTW with
stock and tools, can furnish team and
Rood references, Howard, Kree Prwts.
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NOTICE !
KPPVS HKA7.
Boston Store,
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NOTICE.
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thousands of readers In many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell
it what you wish to buy. Adver
tise In the Free Press and you will
,ret replies to your advertisement.
23,wtf
NOTICE.
1 hcrt-b-- give notice that my wife, Mrs.
Funk Devoid, has left my bed and
board without Just cause or provocation.
1 forbid all persons from harboring or
tn.st'iiR her on my account as I will pav
ne ' Us of her contracting from this date.
FHANK DI2VOID.
V "i Pcrrisbutgh, Vt.. .7 .in 17. HK.
30,w3t
600 ACRE FARM.
Wi'. keep CO cows and can easily ne
inn 1' 'c keep "T. to 100, 'j m to fl It.
st 'Inn i.nlv 1C in. to Burlington
S7,onO, House, couifortnblr bants,
liia tifn! meadow, good bill I 'tsture,
r waur, fruit, i tc.
t.CHXI conn; WOOD TO MH, I..
"bet-sea. 1" cows, all hay and fodder
Boo' outfit tools, only SO.ooo. Cash 1..'og,
ba rasv Here is the chance of a ,lfe
iiri' r r a man with some help of his
cwt
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
IliirlluKlon. VI.
Oppo.Kr Clljr Hall.
rnrnin, Tlinbrr Lands, Unlets, Slorrt,
Ktc., I'ur Snle.
Teeth Extracted
Absolutely Without 1'ntn.
Tho only offlco In Burlington where
you can kc teeth extracted without ft
particle ot rnln without taking gas
My method Is used by no other person.
No pain; no -Jancer; no after effect,
mi. i.. n. HA7.HN.
Office, 1S5 Pino St., Burlington. Vt
OfTlco tnurs, 10 to 3, 7 to S.
ittij or rxvv itv. or urn
I.IXIiTOV.
We. the subscribers, havlntr been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden,
commissioners t' receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands uf all
persons against the estate of F.ninv
Uyni. late of Burlington. In -.aid
dtstrkt deceased, and also all films
nnd demands ehlblted In ofTset there
to and "Ix months from the tla of
the date hereof being allow d In said
Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the duties of nur appoint
ment at the office of i:ilhu 11. Taft. In
tb Court House, Burlington, in suld
district, on the Inst day of .Tunc next
at 10 o'clock
Dated this
ISO
m.,
7th
on said day
day of January,
i:r.THF n taft,
V W WARP,
''ommislonei-s.
to wit
i2stti2 or nr.Mtv r. cfiaxt or
III ftl.l.XfiTON.
Wn. the subscribers, havlntr been ap
pointed by the Honoruble the Probate
Curt for thtj iJlstrict of Chittenden,
cr mmlssloners to ieclve, uxnmlno and
ndtust thn claims it nil dnmnuds of a'l
i errion aRulnut the estate of Henrv
," (irant, late of linrllnston. ii
t 1 district deceased, anil also all
r' lms and demands exhibited In offset
thereto, and six month-t from the day
of the date hereof bclnir allowed by
said court for that purpose, wu do
therefore hereby Rive notice that we
will attend to the duties of our ap
1 'ment fit the olTlee of John .1 I2n
r - t on CnlloRe st-et.t. In ftiirllnKton,
Ir s-ild district, on the n-eond Sat ir
tints of February and July, net at
two n'emck p. m., nn each of said davs.
1'iieii this Hth day ot January,
.KK J M OHO AN,
IIDWAKD M. STI-2VKNS
10 iv'i Commission. -rt.
iis-iA-n:
OK IMMKI. J. WAI.STO.V.
iii.M:in'it(;n.
STATE OF VEIIMONT, District of
Chittenden.
Tl.f Probate Court for tho District
of Chittenden.
To all persons Interested In the es
tate of Daniel .7 Walston, lute of
lllnesburKh. in snltl district, deceased,
aitKKTlNG;
Whereas, said court hiw. assigned the
sill dav of February, next, for the set
I'ement of tho account of the admin
istrator of the eslate of Daniel J.
Wnlstoii. late of HinesburKli, In
pnld district, tleceasetl, ami for
n decree of the residue of said
estnto to the lawful claimants of tho
same and ordered that public notice
thereof bn Riven to all persons Inter
ested In said estnto by publlshlnR this
order three weeks successively prev
ious to the day assigned, In the Ilur
llliRton Weekly Freo Press, a news
paper published In said district.
Therefore, you are hereby notllled to
nppenr at the Probate Court rooms In
HurllnKton, Vt., on tho day aslRnet1, then
end theie to contest tho allowance of
said account If you wen cause, and to
establish your rlRht as heirs. leRntees
ard lawful claimants to said residue.
(liven under my hand, this 21st day
of January, 100S,
M. NKM.11'2 FI.YNN.
HO, wilt HeRlster.
r.STATI-2 OI-' JAM'". tlel.AIKilll.IN' F
IIUHI.IMGTON.
We, the subscribers, having been ap
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against tho estnto of Jano Mc
laughlin, latn of Hiirllngton. In said
district, deceased, and nliio all
claims nnd demnnds exhibited In
offset thoretoi nnd nix. months
from the day of tlm dntn hnroof lut
ing nllowed by suld court for tht pur
poito, wn do therefore hereby rIvk no
tice that wn will uttend to thn ditties
of our appoint intuit at thn Brocnry
ntnrn of John W, Dulny, No, (12 Sprum
hi met, In said tllHlrlnt, on thn third
Thursdays of April it nil July, next, at
10 o'clock n. in,, mi t-uuli of buld days,
Dalid this 17lh duy ot January,
190R,
JOHN W DALHY,
UUWAHI'l iirNWH,
THE STORY TELLER.
now a jrrxirc savrd his chanci:.
A ttory, Mid to be characteristic, Is
told of nn Arkansas Judge. It seems
that when be convened court at one of
the towns on his circuit, It was found
thnt no pens, Ink or paper hud been pro
vided, and upon Itiqutry It developed tint
no i mitily funds wen available for this
purpose. The judge expressed himself
somewhat for. efully. then drew sotin
money from his own pocket, lie was
nhotlt to hand this to tile clerk, when a
visiting l.iwer, n high-priced, linpoileil
article, brought on to defend a case of
Mime ltirirlnncc, .spoke up, In an aside
plainly niltllblc over the room.
Well." lie remarked, with Infinite con
tempt. "I've ccii sumo pi city bad court.,
but this well, this Is the limit!"
The old Judge flushed darkly.
''You nre lined Wi for contempt, sir!
Hand I he nnine to the clerk! he said,
and when the pompon visitor had hum
blv compiled, he conilnuoil:
Now, Mr. Clerk, go out and get what
pens, Ink and paper uio court may re
quire, and If there Is anything left over,
vou can give the Rcntlemati his change."
Harper's Weekly.
lllvll PTIPFLATION.
When a rosv-cheeked, Rood-liulurcl
Irish tf Irl . fresh from the other side .re
cently sought employment In the service
of n Cermantown' woman, the latter be
pin uitlonsly to Interrogate the Rlrl as
to her qualifications.
Can you rook. Nora?" asked the ladv,
most earnestly "Are you a Rood cook?"
'Yes, mum, I t'lnk so," responded the
Kit I, nalvel, "IT ye ll not try to help
me "
PUKM STIltF, OBITFAHIHS.
One of t -rudltions of the tifllco of
tlie New Yiik Herald haB to do with in
lltor who w a- a great upholder of the
Infallibdltj of his paper. It simply
couldn't nrike a mistake.
A flustered Iti7.cn onco burst Into hli
onico and bustle.! up to the editorial
desk. "Sec here'" he demanded. This
obituary note i It' all wrong!"
'What's .timh about It' asked the
editor In calm ou'iiti-nee.
'Why, It's ah" me. I'm not dead
'If the Hi raid avs you're doid
sternly replied lie editor, "you're dead
Hut, he added magna ninintlsly, "If you
don't like belnn dead we'll print your
birth nolle "
Ills attitude wax nther different from
that of another htor. who, on bolnir
shown hv the man n-"St Interested tint
the death of the conplnlntant was fnlsu
ly reported. apolocr. d profusely and
offered to make it all rlsht.
"We'll print a ' orrectlon at once," he
said.
"Well." said the nv who wasn't dead,
perhaps It would 'm h.-tor to let It stand.
I'll show It to ii, Mends when they
want to borrow n.i ' Woman's Home
Companion.
WAS BUllA KIN' . II1S H12AHT.
President Manuel A'nntlor of Panama
tells this little tale of a certain Cuban
millionaire:
"An unfortunate man onco obtained ic
crs to this millionaire and started lo
lay before him his woes, lie depicted ills
wretched povertv in most vivid colors.
Indeed, so Rtaphle was the man's sad
story that the millionaire felt himself
affeeted as he had never been before.
With tears in his eyes he summoned his
servant and In a quavering voice said:
" 'John, put this poor fellow out. Ho
Is breaklnR my heart.' " Kveiy body's
Magazine.
CllAltl.O
t, VHJ Vl-V
VKHMONT,
i'r vrr..
District
STATK OF
ot
Chittenden
The Honorable the Probata
Court,
f, r tlie District of Chittenden.
To tho heirs nnd all persons Inter
filed in the rM.ite of Charles l.avlRne.
tite .if HIiie-i.iirRli. In saltl tllstrlet.
deceased,
OHi;i2TiN;
Whereas, application liuth been mado
lo tills Court In writing, bv the ad
mlnlilrittor uf tin- estate of Charles Ui-vlg-ne,
late of HlnesbiirRh. tleet.ised,
praylnR for license and authority to
sell the whole of thn real estate f
said deceased, lepreseiiiltiK to said
court, that It would lie benelirial to the
heirs ittitl all persons Interested In the
estate of said deceased, to sell the
whole of the real estate of said de
ceased, anil convert the same Into
money.
And brlmtinpr Into Court the consent
and approbation In writing, of all the
heirs to said estate residing in this
State, and setting forth the situation
of tho real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed
and assigned the Sth day of February,
10K. at tint Probate Court tuoms. In
said district, to hear and decide upon
said application nnd petition, and or-dt-ied
public notice thereof to bu
I'lVfn to all persons interested tnerein,
bv publishing said order, toRethcr wttb
tho time and place of hearing, throe
weeks successively in no- miniiiKioii
Weekly Free Press, a i.owspaper which
circulates in the neiRhborliood of those
persons Interesieti in sain e.tiaie, an
which publications shall be previous
to tho day asslcrned for henrli.R.
Therefore, vou nre hereby notified to
npjx-ur before said Court, at the time
and place asslKncd, then and there in
i-aitl Court to make your objection to
the Rrantlns of such license. It you
ue ffttiae.
Given under my hand, .it
Court rooms, this 21st tl.iv
1'ins.
Lie Probate
f January,
FLYNN.
Hi glter.
M. N12I.I.I12
Sft.wSt
ns'rATij or .iohv it. itmi it(;i:.
STATE OF VCHMONT, Dlstr.ct of Chit
tenden.
To nil persons Interested In tho es
tato of Jolm H. Hobarge, late of Hur
litiirton. In said tllstrlet, deci-asetl,
OHKCTINO:
At a Probate Court, hoblen at Hur
Hngtou, v.'lthln and for the District of
Chltttntlen, on the 1 "111 day of Janii
nry, lffOS, nn Instrument purporting tu
be the last -, III mid testament of
John Ii. nobargc. late ot Hiirllngton. in
said district deceased, was presented
to the court aroresaiti, tor probate.
And It Is ordured by said Court that
Hie Stli day of Feb.. ISO., at the I'm.
bale Court rooms In suld Hurlli.R ton, b
unsigned for proving laid Instrument;
and that not too thereof bo glien to
nil persons concerned, bv puhllthlnic
nils oruer inreo wt-tins aucccssivtsiy in
the liurliilgton Weekly Free Press, a
newspaper puniisnrti at Hurllnstoii
previous to the lime nppnlnted.
1 nertiiore, yuu tint ttrreny uniuiflc. to
appear before said court, at tho tlmo
and place aforesaid, . nl contest th
probatn of said will, If you havo cnUHe,
Given under my hand at UurllnRton
In said district, this 17th day of Jan
nary, 100S.
MAHCKLLUS A. HINCHAM,
HO.wSt .lutlge.
I'.S'I'ATH OF MAUV NOVI'.S VII. AS OK
ih'iu.in(;to.
We. tho subscribers, having been
nppolntetl by thn Honorable Probato
Court for the District of hltteuden
commissioners to receive, examine an
ndjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the eslate of Mary
Noyps Vilas, late of Ilurllngton, In Mild
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited In offset there
to; and six months from tho day of
tho datti hereof burnt allowed by said
court for Hint purpose, we do there
ffirn hereby kIvh notice that wo will
uttnmi to t iiu iiiiuns or our appoint
meat ill tho officii of Hllliu II. Tnft
III the Court limine, In liiirllugtou, in
mild dlutrlul, on tint last Mays of .'e5
niiiry and Juno, iiexl, at 0 o'clock
a ni., on tmiili nf said days,
Dated tlll.i H)lh day of January
won,
(HIM AN ! HAY.
C, V, HUOWNlili.L,
HUaJSX ""'"III iBHtiHi MH
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Conllnned front Klrat Page)
LINCOLN.
Thursday evening about 3fi friends
of Mr and Mrs. Jloyt HmTth called on
thorn In their new homo. Hofrcsh
mcnts were served nnd Mr. Smith was
presented with n Morris chair from
the mill hands, ami Mrs. Smith n purse
of $" from the rest of the company.
The lto -. f!. V. Wells. Arthur lltislol
and son, fleorRc, attended the Y. M. l
A. convention In Mlddlebury Saturday
.Mrs. O. A. Thayer Is III. Tim Itcv. W.
T. Forsyth ot Mlddlebury will deliver a
lecture In the flood Templars' hall Thurs
day evonlnir on "A Trip Around the
World," lllustrnted by slereoptlcon views.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Miner are In lluntlnRtnn
for a few days. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J.
llrown were called lo Monkton Saturdiy
on account of the serious illness of Mrs.
Itrown's father. Mary Kstey was at
home over Sunday, Millard Kstey came
home Monday, returnltiR to HurllnRlon
Tnes,lay. Mrs. Wells entertained her
Sunday rchool class of small hoys Mon
day evenltiR. Monday mornlntr as A. J.
Paleeby .ml O. A. Thayir were drivlnR
the hore commenced klcklnp, and after
unptylnR the slelRh of Its occupants he
kicked himself clean, ran about three
ml.es nnd turned Into a yard where there
was n double team stan-llnR. He rushed
In between the horses and was cut badly
Ith the sled inn&uo. Fortunate no one
was seriously Injured.
CORNWALL.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DelonR aro the
parents of c daughter born January H.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Dona returned to
New Haven Saturday after a few days
In town. Mrs. Uoy IllnRham, who has
hern ipilte ill with the Rrlp. Is slowly
recnverlnR. Chatles Foote while at work
about a circular saw, cut three ot his
MtiRors badly. Quite a number from
her" attended the drama "1'ncle ttiilie"
Riven uniler the auspice of the Hrldpon
Orance at the Of titration of the new
hall, Thursday and Friday eVeti'tiR.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles U Hana of New
Haven were RUevtst of A. W. l-'oote and
Alfred Payne Thursday ami Friday.
Charles Foote cut three of his tltiRors
last week by comltm In contract wit li a
circular saw. Charles Otis N fast re
covering from a recent fall In tho K-un.
NORTH FERRISBURGH.
Mrs. S N. Allen has ictiirned from sev
eral weeks with relatives in Casayuna. N.
Y. Mrs. ll?.7.ie Hutchinson of Pantou Is
vivltlnR Mrs. Carlos Martin. Carlos Mar
tin reputed l eoii'i Mon.l.iv
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Mr and Mr, fluv Summer
f Troy are
visliiiiR at F.lwln Sumner's.
MONKTON.
Mrs. I,. H. Meech and RrantldauRliter,
Myrtle, were in HrNtol Saturday. -J. 1-2.
I'ojllns returr ed to Mlddlebury Monday
where he is attendinR county court.
Mrs. A. C. Iuwis of Mlddlebury passed
Suntlav with her inolhei. Mi. M, A.
Collin. Mrs. D. :. Mfeeh lias retuined
from P.oston. Mr. and Mr-. W. II. t!ee
passed Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, William Iartch ot Shelburne.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 7-2. Collins and Mr. and
Mrs. D. F2. Meech attended the Knstorn
Star meetinR at UlnesbiirRh Friday even
InR. The sick are Mrs. F. C. nmcson,
Mrs. W. C tlonnhue, Mrs. D. J Mc
I2ntec nnd Mrs Fdward C.ee.
ORWELL.
Tin- event of the week will be a meet
inR nt the town hall this evenlnR
.iibiiessed by Mason Stone Slate super
intendent of education, Mayor W. J.
MlRclnw of "HurlltiRton and Col. F. I.
Op-no of St. Albans on a "Creator Ver
mont." There will be music by loci)
t-i'ent -Mrs. Joseph l.aDnc died Sunday
iiiRl't after a kniR sickness in her N2nd
v. ar The funeral wa.s held at St. Paul's
I'hurr-li Wedne.stlav mornlnR.
HANCOCK.
fieorRn Farr was In 73oston last week
l-iy Martin of Iloston was In town over
Sunday to see his father, Azro, who In
S2 years old nnd well and hearty.
Twenty-five neighbors and schoolmates
of Abble Katon Rave her a very plea.Hant
lirj'rlse party Saturtlay evenlnR.
WEST BRIDPORT.
Hart Myrlck was In Port Henry. N. Y.,
last Week. The drama "I'nclo Kube"
Riven by the Htidport (IraiiRe in Its new-
hall, wa. well attended Thursday an 1
Filda. eveniriR.-O. S. fllbbs and F. W.
Hurl u ere iuCrown Point Saturday. Mrs.
lletsev Stevens is 111. Mrs. Klbla Frost
Is spenditiR the week In Shoreham. The
reek btidRe at the Hutchinson saw mill
is In a very poor condition. Walter
O'Neal of Moriah, N. V., was in town
last wick.
FERRISBURGH.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Sherman and Mrs.
Wilson were visitors In Hiirllngton
Tuesday. Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Corn-
stock and daughter, Faith, are serious
ly 111 with typhoid fever. Howard
Hvnrts, a young son of George Hvarts,
is also very 111 with the same disease.
Station ArciH Herbert and Stanley
Ilnctin are improving In health. The
next meeting of the soclnl club will bn
held with Mrs. L. 12. Avery January, 30.
The social club will give an oyster
supper in tlie town hall this Thursday
evening. Supper served from six to
nine o'clock.
WHITING.
The Hev. S. F. Goodheart attended the
ministers' meeting In Mlddlebury Tues
day. Henry Kraus, fur dealer of New
Yotk, was wa.s a guest of V. C. ami II.
U. Kelscy last week. Mrs. Freeman ha.1
pone to Iloston to visit her son, Oonriro
Alden. Mrs. Helen Walker hnn returned
homo from the West where she was the
g jetJt of relatives for over n year.
BRIDPORT.
Tlie Marvin trio of TIconderoRu, will
bo at M.isonlc hall January 31. Mary St.
John of Cornwall was a icoent guest nt
G, 1-2. St Johns's. F.vio Pond nnd son
have returned to their home In Mlddle
bury. Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Dayton paFsed
Saturday nt F. P. Wood's In Mlddlebury,
At the drnmn nnd lunch Thursday nnd
Friday evenlnts the Orange realised 1S4,
--Mrs. C. 12. Palmer and two sons have
returned from their visit In New Haven,
MONKTON RIDGE.
The WIlllnB Workers will meet Friday
nftrinonn with Mrs. A. F. Russell. Mrs.
Ilnrrv Vnneelett returned Sunday from
,i several days' visit with Mrs. Hert
Lawrence.
GRANVILLE.
nobeii Ford wan In Warren Sunday.
Ills mother, who hud been vlnltlng there,
roturnnd with hlm.-I-eu
Itrown and
family went In
week,- W, H,
Wttpreii Umj first of tli.i
CnmeH iin Miss Cauio
(Jurrett were
In Hatlilolpll Tue4tt'.-
iif.ri.Hrt Whitney want to Hoyulton n
ituy to work tor hU uncle,. I'turJ XJcwoy.
ADDISON.
The Indies' Improvement Hoelcty It
preparing to rIvo n drama next innth.
Tho Lndles' Aid society next meotlni?
will bo held February 6 MrB. Howard
Clark Ih III. -Tlie rcttmlns ot Miss Mary
Oorham of Saratoca wero brought hero
for burial Saturday. She formerly lived
here anil was the daughter of the late
William Oorbatn. She was Ifi years of
tiRo and tiled of consumption. Mr. and
Mrs. Decker, Mr. nnd Mrs. MetiRle and
(lertle Oorhnm of S.ir.UoRa, who were
hern over Sunday with relatives, came
with tho body of Mary Ctorhnm. Ubbin
SprlRK, who haw been stnylns nt Mrs. 1.
P, nark's, Iuih Rone to WeybrldRit lo re
main wltli Mrs. Shaw. The CiraiiRO hfl-l
i meetliiR Itlay night to install ofllcers
as follows: Master, A. r. LiarK; over
seer, S, K. Smith; lecturer, Mrs. Jennie
llurpee; sttMard, Arthur Piper: assist
ant stewm-d, Hussell Smith; chaplain,
the liev. 11. H. While; treasurer, J. C.
Thorns; secretary, Mrs. A. T. Clnrk:
pate keeper, Hollln Sherbenn; Ceres,
Josephine liortlelte; Pomolii, Jessie Will
marth; Flora, Stella Clark; latly assist
ant steward, Clara Clnrk. Worthy Mns-te-
W. M. Denn of FerrlsbiirRh was tlie
InstalllnR olllrer, assisted by Mr. Palmer.
-J H. ILiy has sold Ills farm to I,eon
lturpee. Mr. and Mr'. John Carr and
Howard Clark went to lirlstol Sunday to
attend the funeral of Whltedeld KlnR
man. SOUTH STARK SB ORO.
Mr and Mrs. Homer Host wick of Ad
dison visited his mother, Mrs. Joel AlRor
last week. .Mr. lleilrartl has Rone to
I luntbiRbm Center to work for Mr.
Itarllett and wilt move his family there
In the sprlnR. Miss (trace I.nFayette
and sister, (ilatl.ss, isitcd In New Haven
over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hurrnws.
who have been connected with the Cole
Lumber Co., are moving to Jericho
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel SirRent visited
Mis l-lsther Orvls. who I III last week
Stephen YounR and family are Hav
ing with his mnthfr. Mis. Miry YounR.
Hertnle 'Purlnton is vIs tlnR his sister.
Mr". Milt. WrlRht. Mrs. Stephen Yoiiiir
nnd Mrs. Walter purinton lire III. -Mrs
Abble Johnson o' Lincoln visited
her cousin. Mts. Dai it! Follansb'-e, Su-i-tlay.
WEYBRIDGE.
Miss Pearl Fuller of Mlddlebury Col-
leR.. wn-s the RUest "f Mrs. Clyde l K"
Satuiday and Sunday. -Mrs. Carl Shaw!
of 1 turhni'ton has been visiting relatives
I in town for a few d.ivs. Mr. and Mr.
j Thomas Dewey and .Miss Nellie Stowe
I went to Itocliester Sui.dav to attend the
I funt nil of their niece. Miss F.lhel Hells. -
Miss Lllfbie SprlRR of Veicennes Is the
guest of lier niece, Mrs. J. S. Shaw.
Tlie Methodist sncictr wdl hold Its
annual deviation and o-. ster supper at the
ehurcli jnirlors Friday evenlnR, January
ni.
SALISBURY.
Charles KinRSley. ulio has been oult'e
si'k with pneumonia, is u little better.
Mrc. William Hrmi ii and daiiRhter,
iiatls, ,u e with Mrs Uraiu'li's parents
at Kutland. Cliffoid wulmby is 111 with
appendicitis. Mrs. Frr-k Casey anil son,
Cnlson, of Hurllnstoii, callei! on ln-I
Rrandmother, Mrs. Diana Thomas, and
other lelatives Tucdny. Mrs. Atlell
Mack, who has lteen ,iiite sck. Is able to
sit up patt of the tlm Mrs Frank La-
Francis and Miss Jul'i Kills are visiting
In Lmcoln.
EAST MONKTON.
The W. C. T. F ladies' will meet nt
72merson Beers' Filday February 7.
The eleven year oh. son of Henry White
met with it painful .nctdcnt last Monday
while spiitthiR vood. scrverinR three fln
Ri rs fiom his riglit hand.-Miss Mary
ltoseoe is stoppliiR with Mrs. Kdgnr
Meatltir. who is seriously ill. Peth Wel
le r has moced to FerilshurRh, where he
has hired a farm. Kast Monkton cream
ery paid Jl '.0 pr hundred for Decrmber
milk.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
ARLINGTON.
Ite.1 Mountain Lodge, No. OS, of Free
and Accepted M it-uns, celebrated Us 45th
anniversary in -Masonic hall Friday even
ing, January 17 Tint lodge was Instituted
January 15, 1M2 flight worshlptul, Henry
H. Hoss of Ilurllngton, grand secretary,
and George I, Woodcock of Manchester,
district deput Rr.ful master, represented
tin- Grand lxtdue of Vermont. Adonlr.im
Uidgti of Man. hett-r, Mount Anthony
Iodge of I?i nni- Rtiin, and Tucker Lidge
of North lvm-.! eton were well repre
sented. Visit 'm; m. mliers from Hullierforil,
N. ,1.. ltulliii'l. Hiirllngton. Pawlet ami
Dauby; Trot .V Y., Cambridge, N. Y
Skaiieateles. N Y., I2vansvlle, Intl.,
Claremnnt, N'. H . nnd Fnvboro, Mass.,
were piosen Dr. Wlnllel, S. Phillips,
who presided was made a MiiMin In pW,
anil set veil the lodg,. as master In ISS1,
HV2. 1S.S.-,, lfS7. IW .mil 1W. He has also
represented the triand mister In this dis
trict, and a- u-h dedicated Pownal
Iodge of Nirt" Pownal Charles H.
Young, worsliipf i! master in l5,"ii, and now
tlie only living , hnrb r member, was
present ami re .H,, the nngratiilatlons
and good wbht ' of the brethren. The
entered appn-ntl , '"egree was tho work
of th'' evening m,l was received by Dr.
Scott K. Gi-v .mil J. P. Snyder. The
bantiiet, sene, , Landlord Cuillnan at
the Arlingtoi II fiie. was spreatl at 11:30
p. in., nnd horoucbly enjoyed by sixty
master Masrr.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
FIARDWICK.
riiere wen no . rvire. at the F.ap'.lst
Church Sunilay as tlie luntor, the P,ey.
J. II. Dlxoi, wa culled to Charleston
to attend a funeral. Mr. W. L. Dow,
who bus len erit cnlly ill with pneu
monia. Is sllRhtlv Improved. W. It.
Cratldall hm been e o 1 1 1 1 1 1 . -1 to the house
for several da with an attatk of the
glip. The ltc Jos. ph I'lscher, who con
ducted evmgeliMii meet. mts here for
nearly two week., return) l to his honnt
In Connect cut Frltlav. Tin' four-act
dinma, "Vallet i-.irm." will be present
ed at the opi t i house thin evening
by tlie Kant cm star of Craftsbury.
Mrs. Georpe italph and t blld have gnno
to Keene, X li, t viHit friends. Mrs.
Atkins of I'll,,,, .v. . Is visiting her
husbiiud's Mother, Mrs lb nry DeFord.
Mrs. Harr- c,,l,. s M Montveer visit
ing .Mrs. Orace nOM1i Mrs G. O. Kim
has been IsUImk n Cabot for several
days. Mi and Mrs. LOd Harr are par
ents of an Infant
son. Morton Cass has
commenced work p the postofflce. A
son ncently arrived In the family of
Mr. nnd Mr
Gertrude c,
house by If
engineer, V , .
W Ilium Traynor, Miss
"In i, ci confined to tho
'" 72. H. Welch, n civil
i emc here from Johnson
in rfflce. Mr and Mrs.
irne of South Dakota are
and opened
Julius Sher'
vIsltltiR In
Is 111 with
wn - Mips Marv Wnkelleld
'e rrtp.
CHUBB 'S CROSSING,
W A. Hrldges is slowly convalescing.
Ills brother Wllmer, Is csrlng fur him.
-Mrs. M. J nmlnf.il l suffering with
tho Rrlp,-
Wllll.un Wright Ii snwlnu
wood for .Mm, Snnbom, -Henry Urldtfeu
ST. JOHNSBURY.
John T. norland died at his homo early
Monday morning nt ncuto diabetes af
ter u very short Illness and tho an
nouncement of his death came as a Rreal
shock to the townspeople. He was born
In Dundonald, Scotland, Kl years iiro
and for over SS years had been bend
gnrtlener at trnderclyffe, the home of
Frank II. Hrook.i. Mr. norland was one
of the best reail men In town, one of tho
founders of the Scotia club nnd a splen
did citizen. He leaves a wife nnd two
adult sons. Harry A. Flint, who Is In
the entering class at the F. H. Nnval
Academy at Atinnpolls, has resigned and
received nn appointment from Senator
IiilllnRhatn at West Point. Ho will en
ter the military academy In March.
Frank 7.. Fish of VcrRcnncs, thn no
tional bank examiner, wilt address the
Men's club of tho North Church Friday
evenlnR on banking. Tlie northern mid
winter convention ot the Advent Chris
tian Church will be held with the Ad
vent Church In this place February 4 to
1. All the Advent CI arc lies In northern
Vermont, northern New Hnmpshlre nnd
the southern part of tlie Province of
Quebec, nre Included In this confer
enee.
The nag ov r the hall of Crnmbcrlln
Post, (1. A. 1! , Is again ut halt tmust on
airount of i h. Orei th of Major Ctcorge.
W. Ilonett which occurred at his home
Sunday. He was Mm In tho neighbor
Ing town of WntrrforO and had a bril
liant army record, lie enlisted In the
Inl Vermont and was breveted major
near its close for gallantry In the as
sault on I'etcrsburfe'. He was at that
time nn Oen. L. A. Grant's staff. Since
the war he had been encaged as an Iron
moulder, beltiR for V) years an employe at
the scale factory The dirts-tors of 12.
I. lann.inKs ,v in, nave declared a
quarterly Olvhlond of a share, n tie.
crease of $1 from their last dividend..
Almut SO friends of Charles H. Thayer,
for nearly Tfi years an employe at tho
qe(io factory, called on him Tuesday
afternoon and presented him w.tli a
Morris chair. Mr. Thayer was In
capacitated for work six weeks ngo by
beln Seriously hunted by coming In
contact with boiling sal soda and Is Just
aide to sit up after his Inlurles. Tho
January session of llie Wheelnek Associa
tion of Free Itaptlst. Churches opened
n three days' session In the l'ree H.tptl"t
Church Tuesday afternoon. Seventy
members of the Snnwshoe club enjoyed a
tramp Monday evening followed by a
chicken pie supper nt Pythian hall. At the
business mrctlng Carl T. Turner was
elected pres'dent -,nd Clavtnn V. Perry,
secretary nnd treasurer The fonii.il
opening of the remodelled Y. M. C. A.
building will occur Saturday, February 1.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
V7ESTF0RD.
rs. i.. . Gro, . who bas been ran-
gnrouslv 111 for the past week, Is some- !
what bt tter The Sunday school meet-j
ing January 2 for Milton and Westford
will be held In Milton Instead of this
p. ace.
Tht re seems t t have been a general
r-lsiinderstaiitiine over the Sunday
i-choo meeting. H hns been decided that
It Is to be in tills place January 2. fore
noon and afternoon sessnns only. II. W.
llelde- paid "D 1-2 cents per pound for
butter fat In milk received in Decem
ber. HUNTINGTON CENTER.
Amos Small has sold his f irm to
Stephen Hlggs of Hlchtnnnd ami expects
to move t,, Hurlington In the near future.
II. W. Glllett v!'ted his fatln In
Hssex Junction the last of the week.
Anglic Tomllnsnn of llolton commencetl
work Saturday nt Hnrtlett ,t Co.'s mill
as engineer. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Taft re
turned home Saturday from visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Cutter, In Hlnehnrgh.
SHELBURNE.
Miss Anna Harvty of Ci-tb ton visited
heiu over Sunday. William Harmon of
Muntjwller and Georgo Collamur of IJarre
wore here over Sunday. About CO couples
attended a dance at Woodmen's hall
Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. 12. F.
Uebhardt have return-.1 from a visit to
New York. An entertainment was given
Tuesday evening in tin- patlsh houi-o of
Trinity Church Ly a tr.uip of colored
co etlians from New York. -Churtex
Velch has gone to New- York Mbs
Laura Collamcr Is recovering from her
recent Hint-... H. F. Saxton Is con
valescent after a week's illness. J. ..
Corey of tlie Shelburne Farms office has
been gianttd a three months' leave ot
absence on n-count of poor health. Mts,
Giiliislri Weeks Is recovering from an at
tack of the grip.
Tlie town clerk reports 0 marriages,
L".i births. 10 deaths for the year 1 907.
-Dr. H. H. Lawrence has returned to
l'ltchburg. Mass.. after a few tlays at
Dr. F H. Stoddard's L. lll'on Farr re
tinned to Springfield, Tuesday after
week's stay with his i ouslns, the
Stoddard... The young people hrtl a
tlance In Woodmen's hall Saturday
evening.
WINOOSKI.
The annual meeting of thr I'nusregn-
tiotia! Church nml society was held in
the church parlors Wednesday cvenln
ami the following officers elected: Chair
man, D. H. DcnnlnR; clerk. Mis. F. 11.
lilgwood; trusties, C. II. Stew ns, 12. H,
Whitney, D. II. DcnnlnR; treasurer, W.
12. Macltiide; collector, Mrs, W. 12. Mac
Hride; autlitor, Mrs. F. 12. Itlgwond. Tin
reports showetl the chinch in a good
financial condition, ftce from debt and
wltli n balance In the treasury.
Mr. ami Mrs. S. H. Mnreotte, 1iuls
Marcotte nnd daughter, Miss Anna
Mtircntte, left Monday morning for
Los Angrles. Cal . where they will re
main about three months During their
absence, I"). J. Cahaliin who has been
employed for the past few months In
the drug store of Marker & 12viins In
ltrnndoii, will act as manager for tho
Marcotte pharmacy.
Officer Frank Itergeron will go to.
tiny to Wnterhury with Alcl.le Alex
who was recently adjudged Insane.
ESSEX CENTER.
Ffrit lids of Mr. ami Mts. Oeotge Harrow
gave tin m a supper Filday evening, it
iiemg tn, ir eiRiiin anniversary. -Warren
Day is vi.-Iiuiit Ids uncle. S. II, Diy, .it
Hnndolph The Ladles of the Itaptlst
Church gave Mis Mary Hooth a suipilse
Saturtlay, her 73rd birthday. Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Ijc.-ich of II.vOo Park lMtcd
their dniiRhler, Mrs. T. W. Ilanley, Sun
day.
COLCHESTER.
Mrs. Fll7.a Cook is confined lo the bed
with an attack of bronchitis. The enndl
tlon of Miss Ilesslo Wilson, who Is MI
with typhoid fever, remains about the
same. Tho annual meeting of the Co-
operatlvo Creamery association will be
held nt the parish house Monday, Feb
ruary .1 A donation party will bo given
the Hev, J. T, lliuzell Frldny nfternoon
nnd evcnlnK.'-Mrs, F, It, Nelson con
tinue!, critically 111, Edward Sceer Is
contlned to tho house by Illness.
WDLLISTON.
Fred Iivell of Talcott Is very 111 Ith
pleuro-pneumonla. Mr. Laiihua Is out of
his head most of tho tlmo and Is evi
dently foiling.--Miss llrown was In Ilur
llnglon Saturday. Miss Fltzslmonds,
teacher In district No, 13 was obliged to
close her school on account of her sick
ness with the grip. Frank Tcrrlen nnd
Alice Scnr. were married Tuesday In
I'2sscx.
The Wllllston Minstrel club will
give an etitertalnmunt Friday and Sat
urday evenings. Tho ondltlon of
Fred Lavallo remains about the same.
Mrs. Wlllard Chapmnn ot Tnlcott Is
111. Mr. and Mrs. Ouy A. Iawson and
tlanghter, Mary, passeO Suntlay with
relatives In Iturllngton. Miss Helen
Clnrk of HurlliiRtnn high school was
at homo over SunOay. Miss Adelaide
Morrill Is spending a few days In llur
llngtnn. Frank Lenox of Ilcrlln Is
vlsltlnt? Mr. nnd Mrs. Pearl Pryor.
The Key. p, M. Kent has returned from
Hutlnnd. Mrs. Kent l. visiting In Troy,
N". Y.
An adjourned meetlnff of Uio fourth
rptarterly conference will be held Thurs
day evening at the close ot prayer meet
ing. Tho Lincoln lecture has been post
poned to February 9 to give place to tho
anlver.t:ir sen-Ice of the Christian
llmleavnr s-ie.lcty February 2. The Hev.
IJ. M. Kent has returned from Ilutland,
where he has been conducting special ser
vices the past week. Mrs. Kent Is In
Troy, N. Y vlslllnR relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur P.rown nnd son were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Johnson Wednes
day. JERICHO.
Mrs. M. M. Hcmlngton Is In I2sse.t
Junction - Miss IScrthn Cochrane Is at
home from Wllllston, where she has ben
with her sister, Mrs. Pert Fuller. Loreii
Jturroughs of Starksboru has rented
the house recently occupied by F. W.
Iluxton ami will move here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Safford, Jr., ami son,
when went Saturday lo Hcrkshiro expect
to return to-day. Mrs. 11. G. llrown Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. 12. Nay,
in Ilurllngton.- Mrs. Mnrg-.ire' Hoban has
returned from a few weeks' visit with
her daughter In Hurlington. -E. Wright
l-'.iy has returned from the West where
he has been employed by Wright Dros.
nf Wllllston Theodore Williams and
George Howe of the V. V. M, were nt
homo over Sunday. The township Sun
day fchool Institute will meet Friday nt
the Baptist Church.
Holla L'lrxlgett has icturned from
rnderhill. white he has been work
ing ami is attending the grammar
school. J. F. Krewet returned to New
Yotk Saturday after a few weeks' stay
in town. Mls Grace Icnch of Fletcher
Is visiting Mrs. L. C Hice. Misscn
Marjory Hulbutd and Mary Gray, who
linve been visiting at Dr. Hulhurd's have
returned to Burlington. Mrs, Ka e Gi'.l
has been visiting Mrs. Sirah Mar'In.
Andrew Fltzsimotels is in Hi nekton.
Mays., to atPm! tin- funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. Lie, m.-J imcs Cirroll and Thnmm
Adrien were in rnderhill Center Monday
tn attetnl the funeral of Mrs. Frank
Mitrlnw. Mis Jessie Paratloe 1s at linmi
from Hssex Center. Chase X- Son com
menced cutting ice no Havcy's pond. Mon
day. The Ice Is not thick, only about
in Inch's, but Is of goo,i quality. .miss
Madce Rood returned tn Burlington Mon
day. Albert Sehlllhammcr, wno nas necn
confined to the house for a week, is out.
Mrs. Martha Better has returned from a
visit in Bnrre.
.Iss Alice Kinney Is confined to the
house by Illness. Mrs. n. i.. llrown re
turned Tuesday from a few- days' visit m
Hurlingtn-.i. Mrs. Harlow Perripo. who
has been in Craftsbury c: ring for her
daughter, returned home Monday. The
three depart! ents of tho village school
are planning for an entertainment to ne
plven in February. P. S. Mcf.lbl.oti will
have charge of the creamery for another
year. Mr. and Mrs. 12. B. Willi ims were
In Burlln.Tton yesterday. News lias bee-i
received here by Mrs. Tomlln t .at her
hushmd, the Hev. Clement Tonu -i. is 111
ot pneumonia in MeadevMIe. Pi. whero
be is taking a course In the the.ilnRlc.il
ciiIIcrc. Miss Anna Yantz Is In Burling
ton for a week.
RICHMOND.
C. S. Hopkins, a deputy of thn Ver
mont Stato Grange, wuu In town tho
latter part of last week Interesting tho
farmers In a local order. The organ
ization of the Grunge took place Sat
urday night and the following otlicers
were elected and Installed: Master tl.
A. Hhoads; overseer, D. J. Squires; lec
turer, M. J. Gleosnn: steward, A. S.
Johnson; assistant steward, C. 11. An
drews; chaplain, Mrs. M. S. Whitcomb;
treasurer, C. S Towne, secretary. Blos
som 1'". Goodrich: gatekeeper. S. F An
drews; Ceres, Mrs 1-2 A. Hhoads; Po
mona, Mrs. D. J. Squires; Floia, Mrs.
,. C. Johnson; latly assistant steward,
Mrs. C. B. Andrews. There were forty
on tlie charter list and a goon cicgren
of Interest was r.anlfested. The next
meeting will be held Monday, Febru-
aiy ".
The Misses Mills and Hose O'Brien,
who have been the guests of Mrs. Mary
Burke, have returned to Waterbury.
Mrs. Charles Bcssett and C. L. Besett
have retiirtutl from a visit in Burling
ton. Miss M,iuln u'Brlen visited in
Burlington Monday. .Miss Mllllcetit
Murnhv. who has been contlned to the
house by Illness the past week, Is con
valcscent. J. W. McGarRhan anil Mar
tin Lagan and Mr. nnd Mrs. Tuson Tor
rlen intended a funeral In Underbill
Monday. Tlm Aid Circle of tho King's
Daughters has olected the following
olllcers: Lender, Mrs. G. W. Palmer
vii t -leailer, Mrs. George Bartlett; second
vice-lender, Mrs. D. D. Parker; secre
tary, Mis. Leon Hall; assistant secre
tary, Mrs J. II. Morton; treasurer.
Mrs A. T. Stevens. Mrs. S. Bashaw.
who his lite,, 111 the ,iast week, Is lm
tinning Mrs. 12lsle Norton visited
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Oliver
over Suntlay.
The installation of officers ot Queen
Kslhcr Iodgo of ltebck.ihs took place in
1. o. O. F. linil last evening. A son wan
born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles I
SpaiildiuR -The All Hound club will sle
n hlstoilcnl party to invited frlemls In
the parlors of the Congregational Church
Friday evening. Frank lCtlaw.'ls of
0likosh, Wis , Is the guest of his parents
Mr. antl Mrs G. A. JMwards.-Mrs. C.
H. Pino entertained the Ixntlse M. Smile)
Circle of KltiK's DaiiRhteis at her home
yesterday afternoon. Dinner was served
nt one o'clock. Ira 12. Towne, who wa.s
taken suddenly 111 at tlie condensed milk
factory when- he is employed, is Improv
ing The SpaultlliiR high school basket
ball Ham of Bane will play the It. 11
S. team two panics in the Catholic hall
Saturtlay e eniiiR.-F. II. Sliepartlsmi was
In Falrfa yesteid.iy.-Mlss Mary Purtel
Is confined to the house by Illness.
Stephen HIrrs ban purchased a farm in
Huntington nnd will tako possession
March 1.
WEST MILTON.
Mrs. J. A. Costolln is III with tho Rrlp.
F K. Hl.ike Is recovering from his re
cent Illness Clatk Mitchell has gone to
Burlington, wheto ho has a position,
j. II. Blake, blacksmith,, has opened tho
Uiduo shop.
MILTON.
A unton service of the Methrul t
and Congregatlonnl elmrtht w s h' 1
Sunday evening at the Congrfg.i i li
Church. The Hev W. H. Irav t.pori nt
Harton Iindltiir gave a vt i if 'trt st
ing ndtlress In the ntiru f thn
Atitl-Saloon League. Mi, !) a Kar
on or Iturllngtoti was the gie 1 ' of Mist
Marie I,T.ratnv over Sunday Mr ond
Mrs, Alvah Holmes vlsitetl In Jori I n
Saturday and Sunday- - Mr ct f- n
llowley and children havr , ,rt. to
HurllnKton where Ihev w,,i trakn
their home.. Leon Perry ami Ma I
Itb-h of lielvldere were rmrro et tie
home of the groorr' fill, h ler
Perry, last week. illrim I . f
Alburgh spent Suii''iy tu I M iy
with Ills mother, Jan. Fl r
Mrs Chayt r of Unr' ngton g
her tlnughter, Mr? fiforg, t! , i, ,e -Mrs.
12. J. Hnnkb t nil Mr f m
Graven are visiting Mrs D ft f .rk r
In Hlehmond - rthur Thunr'
been suffering witn tlie t-rip M
Lillian Plant hn r. ' irn'd -rnm '
tlays In Hssex 1 h c-imdnn ,7, pi
Singers nre t., gl. i- t rii , - r t
at the opera hotisf F. I r'i..r. i ipirr
the auspices of the I' 1 L f n n
Congregational rhur it Mi K rrlra
Uenno Is passing a tow : i in Lur
lington. ST. GEORGE.
Tho dwelling house of M-Wf-ftCOtt,
Whim Is tieeijp . d
Wescott and family, eanrl :
day forenoon from n def, it,
would have been burned In
but for the prompt arrival of
dale, Dr. It. fl St. ' ! ird t
Forbes, who li 1 n- , ffr !!
saved the prov r' vt . t
Guy W T..hf ' 't ,
town Moml i ,v r , M
r . n
1- Mor -ted
ml
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4
Mr
F. C. Fori,.
day with M
M. W. Hins.
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ink
to Jones-, i - -RllestS
of W
Smith and on
anl Mrs. A J
W i
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Inn'
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nnd Norman W 1
to cut several , ,r K '
Kettell of Wllhsto'i W
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has MiiRht the hoine-t.-.i.'. i- 1
W. Hussell, administrator ' ,'
han's estate Mr F'.or- M ,'i-
has bought the well kn-ve I-
mo property from Hoberi " '
rhell Hlnsdnle, 2nd, tel.'r" I
birthday by giving a s!ei - -twelve
of his younR frlend -had
at the Palmer House in L .
CHARLOTTE.
The next mcotliiR of the Gi.n
held in Library hall Januar
p. tn. Tli Pur.d iy S. nool lr-t.t
w if
i
tf w '
be held i-i the
January 31, -.ftf-n,
per will tn- serv
Tlierc will ' i .1
church jinrl'r l-'i
bos he. n re-en . 1
Mrs Ar'hur J I".
-igregationa
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i town
now of San
ed
i lintinl fnoiilinf?
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Ins was wr'l
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Li
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Stone met the "e.-u i'
Seminary In the aftrrmo'
Smith has returned from
Anna Harvey passed Sun
the pucst of Mr. antl Mrs.
sell.
HINESBURGH
Frlflav was the Uh birthday of Mrs
Louis Sanctuary' and several women
friends extended their best wishes Mrs.
lywli Dwiie returned from Fl'ehpurc4
Mass.. Thursday. Her son, Jesse wto
was very ill. Is bolter ..r.u 't -s expe ! i
that he will recoer. Mr. nr 1 Mr P 1
ney Bushnell have returned fnr V -son.
where they pissed ' s
wltli their danght'-r - Th el S A 1
serve a supper Jan' -in.- ,1. w
an entertainment R - n b.v ' P -' ?
Glee and Banjo el- 1. .-Jii'lg. r
at Daytona Beach, '-"la., wl.c- '
pass the rest of tilt winter H w r
that there have bet- son t n'r '1
nights Mrs. Aleck Mirer ai 1 v
Isaac P.oRers are ill - Mis Tu -cr w'
has been several weeks wi'l r ' r
Mrs. Paul Dlmick, has rrturr- ' t
linRton. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chares tet
parents of an Infant son -rt-irl. Sr 'h
Is teaching In tllstrlet No M 1
Beecher has returned to Hv I
Twenty young people from Hi ' tn"nd
passed Saturday evenlnR with Mrs l t
Dlmick. A township institute incut i--Huntington
will lie bJd in the Bart'--Church
February 1. Mrs. Anna Bee I r
Ijovc has so far recovered from her rt
ous illness as tn be about her r- "
Mrs. Alice Prlndle of St A!h c
ed her mo'li. r. Mrs Lucv F.av , t
week. Howard Hny and fi--i''. if S
BurllnRtnn v -i'ed litive. !,r
week. Miss M'-e, Degre. t li '
Is visiting her l"-t S P r- -rr
12. II. O'Hrien ' H .t' and wa- ;
of his broth, r M.,r-,.- last w k M
cus Hull nf tht l: 'I S w i
over Sumlay Mr .i-vi Mrs t
Ix-wls have a t -T- Hurh""- ' I
School Musi, . i ilui w.li c- i- -
taliinnnt at
I'twn liall
iln O
.: innis-
J i' . i-
under the nu-pice
L-ah D' Mt i n
in the c nt rt.n-'M.
society o'" i h t '
will give a li is.i
ment in the tow- '
Mr. nnd Mr M
returned fn m i '
their son in "' '
Bissotie'te, w! ' i
F
Miss
The
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1.1 1
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r w - k -'.rc.
M'-
w rk-
in tlie Danvers. Miss, ifj-'.-i -for
the wintrr M An-n- i- 1
Is visiting her sister Mr' I' I
O A. Kenvr.n ' is sol! i- '
Clayton Kenynn M' D.f ' '
111. -Mrs. llva Ken i. ai ,' 1 '
visiting In 1! itl.v 1 Mrs H - -
-Is.n '
t e-T W h
. v an 1
Burlington is spen t otn.
her dniiRhter, Mrs Goor?
Mrs Karl Mead has returr. 1 f n. i i I
InR Mrs. Clark Pierce In Fa i Haver
Howard Sprague Is runn'CR ti Kri
mill for the rondenced Milk comn pv -The
telegraph station at II M Hull's
store has been given up.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
The Instn.lntlon of the otlicers r Mt
Mansfield LaMsc, K of P took pl.i
Thursday night. Tlie ollK'. rs a f"i ow
chancellor commander. H. P. Drury
ilcc-chancellnr comnuni'er. D Dour
lh ; master of finance, H O Mudgc t
master of the xchequer, II. F WrlRht
nrclate. S. A. Brownell. kecf of re-1
ords .Hid nals. L. P Cirpcntr master
of works. Walter Mnclii.i Past Chancel
lor Comtn.indtT O. S. Nichols was ino
installing otllccr.
Tlm town clerk and the '.t.iH'i officer
furnish the following statist!, s for the
past year: Births SI; ileutl's r I" the
vlt.,L'C lit. to Mie l.llfll 17 c.l Srt Of
deaths, apoplexy fl; pneumoiu.i t ihsensr
of heai. I; tubercuUisIs 3 stir blrt s 3
Internal hemorrpage from ln.tur ? man
fell from railroad train 1, I'uld iispbjxi
ated: ptomaine poisoning cancer of
the stomach 2. dlphtkeiia 1. Irai tlon 1,
chronic bronchitis ' Hrigh''s disease 1,
old age 1, pyelitis 1.
Albert Williams, the is vear-old m nf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hdwnrd Will ams, whlln
Ju-npiiig in the gymnasium at Fir! Flhto
A en Sntorda nftornnon f' U nnd hmke
hi left arm In two rln- cs H was
ta on 'a n fort hospital uhcro tho