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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
NEWPORT,

Mrs Thcophilus Grout has gone to OF
tawa. Ill. to visit her daughter Mrs.
Carroll Huntington and son are visiting
her parents in Sutton. p. Q-Mrs. Sidney
See has gone to Toronto. ont. on a visit
Herbert Baker was called 10 Montreal
last Thursday where his mother has gone
for surgical operation-Benia min Hin
man has returned to Dallas. TrNaS.-Fred
a. Blount was home from Yale for his
Easter VaCation.--\ed Rodcy and O. :.
Dane went to Boston TO attend n railroad
neutrality-suspicious. Grout Of Kirby is Wis
itiug in town.-Wiliam Green was home
from Worcester Mass. last Week.-Mrs..
Chaffec of EnoSburgh Fails is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. J. Blar-Rev. Dr. Ed
ward Halves formerly Of Burlington is ia
preach at the First Congrega tional
church Sunday April 22-Eastcr was OBJ
served at the Congregational church nv
appropriate exercises by the juuiOrChrist-
ian Endeavor Society
Patrick Reagan, ir., died in Manchester,
y. H., April .. Tho remains were brought
here. The funeral was held from st.
Mays church Wednesday morning. Fa-
ther CIermont ofciating.-Mr. and Mrs.
w ". True and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ran
uey have gone to Boston From there
they go to New York and Washing on aud
thence to virginia They expect To be
away about three weeks. julius button
is here from Dartmouth for two weekS'
vaca ton. He reports his father as inn
proving with a fair prospect that he will
return and resume his lRhors - pastor Of
the Congregational church about June l. -
Miss Emily brewster OF IraSbur. is visit
ing at y. J.. Foster's-Thc main shaft Al
the international mill broke Thursday
morning, causing a shut down Of ,VcraI
d9YS.--JOseph Colby is home from Dart
mouth for the Faster vacation DR.. .. T.
could arrived from Boston Friday morn.
ing His wife will come Inter They had
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JEFFERSONVllLE.

Mrs Alice Howard wife of EeV. Henry
Howard. was taken very suddenly III We'd
ncsday morning. Miss Gertrude Powell *
very sick with pneumonia Frank and Ira
Powell attended the funeral of their
grandfather. Fernando Powell, in Ind y
hill last Saturday, Mr.. Powell was ma
tive of this town and the carly part of
his life was spent here. His age MAS IS
years. Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Narnum re-
turned from Washington, ID. G., saturday
night. Mr.. Narnum has gone to Maine
where he has cmployment.-itecen visit
orr in the place are Sherman Bunker Of
New York city, Aliston Weth.rb'o and
wife of Burlington, Harvey Whitc1mb of
Iorrisville, Mrs. Leland and daughter If
johnson and Mrs. John Tracy of W Orces-
tcr.-H NJ. Cornell accompanied by his
niece, Miss Laura Page, have gone to
lIOlNOke, Mass.
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who have lived with their grandparents
much Of the time since. George l. living
in Memphis. Tenn. His wife and little
girl arrived here "A short time ago, and
George arrived Wednesday night. not
knowing that his father was dead until he
got here. 1t was a good deal of sat
istaction to him, that his mother knew
him. She worried for fear he would not
be here i'm time to attend his fathers fu-
neral, and seemed to Keep UP her strengt h
until George came. then gave up.
1t is whispered around that work will
soon be commenced ON the old Lamoille
Extension railroad between here and
Rouses Point.
The funeral of Phillip Poynton was
largely attended at the Methodist church
Wednesday, forgpoau
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GRAND ISLE.

Tho newly organized board Of school
directors made an insp, ction of ;ho school
property last week, and found many i'm
proVcmcnts necessary. Work will 10 be
gun at once and the rooms will bc made
wholesome aud inviting. but the work
cannot bn completed until after the spring
term. The old corps Of teachers wiil be
retained except for room 80. !. which
position will be taken by Miss Maud
Hawrican The work on the new railroad
Is progressing slowly, but this will not
discommOdc summer boardprs. as they
Will all some by stcamcr-It Is now con-
templ1tcd charging the wharfage 50 that
the Vermont can continue her trips. This
work will not be commenced until another
season.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. Elinor Pray died on Friday night,
April 18th, at the home of Hamilton Mills,
her brother, with whom she has boarded
for several years Mrs. Pray was much
respected and one of the oldest residents
of this town. She leaves one son. Mr..
Frank Pray OF WoodsVillc. \. II. Funeral
services We're held on Sunday afternoon at
the house.-Nr. FRANK Pray Of Woods
vile, \. H., Mr. Fred Pray of Proctor
ana Mrs. benjamin Pray of Enosburer
were in town over SundaY-School open
ed this week Monday with Miss Melon
aid and Miss Patton as teachers. Miss
Addie Niles Of SWanton was in town sun
RI
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HINESBURGH.

Miss Castcria Douglass is spending a
few weeks with her brother, Elvin Dough-
lass in Canaan, \. H.--Edward Mills has
moved on to Mrs George Blair's farm
and will carry it on this year-Guy Y.
Carpenter has returned to Buffalo, y. Y
The creamery received "a, 400 pounds OF
milk Monday.-W. n Partch will build a
new barn this spring.-John Gaffany car
ried on John Collins sugar works and
made line lot of sugar.-N. u. PartCt
christened new sugar house this spring
A. n. liosford has engaged rooms at the
Parker House for the summer-George Al
ger l. in feeble health at NJ. j. Fmney's
Ills nephew, Dr. Alger of New York visit
ed him recently.-1he public schools will
begin the spring term next Monday
Frank Baisner will live in his place In the
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ALBURG.

Frank II, Sowles and wife have return
ed from Florida where they have been
spending number of wceks.-iienry Mott
has purchased of NJ. X. Goodrich, admin
istrator of Miranda Motifs estate, the
farm known as Miles lot" for $500. 80
Rev. y. NJ Fowler is attending confer
ence al Bellows Falls, and his pulpit was
occupied sunday by Rev. David Marvin.
The schools throughout town opened
Monday, the l6th-M. l.. Dean. VINO
bought the stock of goods of Duquette
Bros, has been taking an inventory of
stock and will take possession at once.
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UNDERHlLl CENTRE.

The funeral of Fernando Powell VINO
died Thursday morning, was held at his
home Saturday at I O'Clock y. m. Rev.
s S brigham officiating, c. H. Hayden
had charge. The singers at his request
were his four grandsons IRA, Charl, =,
Frank and Willie Powell They were also
the bearers. The burial was in the Gene
terry at the fiat. Those from out of town
VINO attended the funeral were Ira ana
Frank Powell ana Mrs. CatneI audGColSe
BcaYtt Of Cambridge, Mr.. Powell OF
Franklin and Earl Prior of Pleasant Val
Icy, Willie Powell of Montpelier, Mrs.
Charles Powell of Waterbury, Miss Eva
Young of Johnson and Mr. and Mrs Glea-
son and Mr.. Bickncll OF Jericho.
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church Vestry Wednesday evening. April
lSth.-Thc Easter exercises at the Baptist
church sunday evening was given 10 Il
full house. The parts were all rendered
IN an excellent manner.-As Rev. \. w.
Ford was sick quite a good many Of the
Methodist people attended the Baptist
church SundaY.-MrS. Harry Fleming
Is no hctter-Gertrudc. Helen and Mary
Phelps went to Milton Monday the 10Th,
TO attend sChool.-Prof. j. ora Codding
arrived in town the 18th ana commenced
the central school Monday, the 18th
S. r.. Wilson was in Winooski last week
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Edward Nash
Leon orion and Homer Hunt returned
to SaXton'S River the 10th inst.
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ley. both of Johnson, as teachers John
Montgomery has gone to Bow Arrow
Point where the boa Howard was har-
bored for the winter and as soon as navi-
cation opens he will go from there to Bur
lington for a load Of lumber e. n. Roy
nolds Of Now York was in town Monday.
Mrs A. H. lIill and daughter Dorothy
went to Pldttshurgh Saturday to attend
the wedding Of Miss Jessie lIolcomh which
takes place this week while raising tn"
main mast on the boat Montgomery last
week the shear poles slipped and tn" mast
fell but fortunately no one was injured
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Higgins of Mon
treal spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Daniel +. Sheldon returned to Boston
this Week.-Mrs.. r. Keenan, is seriously i'll
with pncumonia.-Leo Lehman, Mrs. Ed
mund Austin and Annie Quinn are also
on the sick ist.-The creamery started
this week-Mr. Colbys children are i'll
with scarlet fever.-EVerctt iIopaboom of
Swanton was in town over Sunday.-E l..
Child's brother is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Childs.
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CRAFTSBURY.

ieee at burlington wa i'm town a few
days last week in the interest of his
fathers cstate.--Mdbel Cay is home from
Kingston, K, l., whore she has been
teaching, for her summer vacation.--A. I.
Calderwood WAS called to Nashua. y H.,
last week to atterd the funeral of his
brother. John Calderwood.- Mrs. George
Howard mas gone to her home i'm HAg-
edrdVille. Conn. for few weeks visit
The Command and Ford Stock company
gave an entertainment in the Town Hall
'tVery evening last week. The Cntertain-
ments were considered good and We're
we'll patronized--rhe ". &, T. L. ladies
gave a sugar social a. George Wheeler :
last Monday evening; proceeds for The
Home for Fricndlcss Women in Burlins-
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EVRMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page)

to Ncrgcnncs Friday where the fuucraI
was held saturday. His sou, G.. l.. Bdrgo,
Ur \crgcnncs, arrived soon after his
doath.-C. j. Carpenter was called to iris
tol last week by the death of his mother,
Mrs. Alma Carpcntcr-Guy Carpenter re-
turned to Buffalo. y. y. last week.
Charles Barney and wife went to Under
hill Friday to attend the funeral of MIR
Edrney's little uiccc.--Mrs Charles Hark-
ness OF Burlington is in tovn-licniy
Baldwin of Potsdam, y. Y. il at n. \.
BoCeher's .--Mrs Waldo Davies and baby
went to Cornish. y. H., last week t. re-
side MIR. CudncN has been visiting at c.
a. pprL's a fgxH IaN
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TRY ALIENS FOOT.EASE

A powder TO be shaken into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. II you have smart
ing feet or light shoes, try Aliens Foot
Ease 1t cools the feet and makes walk
ine easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet
ingrowing nails, bllsters and callous spots.
Relieves corns and hunions of all pain and
gives resi- and comfort, Try ii TO-DAY
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
25c Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
is. Olmstead, lie Roy, \. Y.
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ST. AlBANS BAY.

f.. ]. Brunson has disposed OF a large
quantity of hay to II. NJ. Mott of Alburg.
Albert Brigham of Middlebury College
spent his Easter vacation with his par
ents.-W, Hutchins recently purchased "A
fine driving horse.-Younger and Brooks
are erecting building on the formers
farm preparatory to manufacturing soda
Mater.-Smith Brooks is improving.
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JOTTINCS.

We have enlarged
our Linolc,im and
Ollcloth stock to
double its. former
size, and our pro
sent stock Is now
more complete than
ever before. No
matter what your
taste or the size of
y o ur y o G. k & {
book, We can suit
you.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

There has been quite an epidemic Of
colds and sore throats in this vicinity for
ten days past.-rhc Ice went out of the
pond here on the same date as last year,
April Editor iiildrcth Of the Express
and Standard spent last Thursday here
negotiating for the sale Of his drug store.
building and stock. A trade was not
closed At that time. but left for dc-
Cision at an carlV date.
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JONESVlllE.

Mrs. Olmstead is no better.-Mrs. Hor-
ycc cutler has been quite poorly for few
eays.-Mrs John Fiddock has gone to
Bolton to visit her son, Thomas FiddoCk.
Mani. Palmer has returned 10 Lor
tchooL Malle Ferguson is better.-The
lend a-hand Circle met at the ho,e
larlor last Thursday.-Ca Preston has
bought Samuel Ash.cy's place and ex-
l'""ts to move there in few days Miss
i'oSsie lIrkin has gone to the Mary
lttChcr hospital for treatment.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Clara Orvs has returned from
FerrsDurgh where she has been for some
time past. --Cariie and Ben Cleveland
were Al their uncle's William CleNeland's,
at ilincsbuIgh last Weck.-Sara Eva,
Ethel ClaNton and Rona Johns who have
been home during the Easter vacation,
have returned 20 their schools Lewis
kellogg il at work tor George Leonard
The baptist and Roman Catholic churches
wcrr handsomely decorated on Easter
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FRANKLIN,

The following are delegates to the
State and district conventions: G. W.
Gates. K. II, Brown, p. &. Hammond.-G.
Winfield Hall returned to SaXton's River
Monday morning, where he is attending
school.-Dr. j. Il. Ieflion is on the sick
list The schools of the town Will open
Monday neXt-Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rich
ards are happy over the arrival of a little
daughter-Nocl Webster returned to Au-
burndale. Mass, Saturday night-H Il.
Chaplin is making many improvements ON
the interior of his hotel.
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AN~AAAAAAAA~

Goatskin. Sheep
skin. wolf ana fox b
skin: also m a t $
suitable for [ II .
carriage or parlor,
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zee AAAAARkA

G arpe [ r II 6 $
made to order in
\ Moulicttc. AXmin-
| stcr or velvet, to
fit any room,
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JOTTINGS.

In Rugs We have
Administer. SmNr-
ma. Moquettc. VIII
ton aud Japanese;
all sizes. from the
small door mat to
the large 9xl2 or
even larger, if spc-
Cially ordered.
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AAA&AeAAA&Ao

Art Squares. JUS
the thing TO cover
up your old carpet
-2x3 yards up to
ixj yards. A Vari-
ETY. of patterns.
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sister Mrs William Odln,-H. II. MaEoe
attended the meeting Of road commission
crS last week in Burlington.
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CARPET TALK.

Unless you are an expert in Car
pets it is we'll to choose stores first,
then Carpets.
In the ordinary Carpet store you
have little choice as to patterns,
and the price depends upon the
size of your purse and the ability Of
the salesman.
Here you get but one price, and
that's the lowest every time All
the newest designs in Spring pat
terms are here.
". G. REYNOLDS,
The Richardson Carpet Dept.
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AA%AAAAAAAAA

Cocoa and Napier
M a t t / II s i'm all
widths. This style
is particularly suit
able for p II b | / g
buildings. II Il ! ! 3.
stairs, etc.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
DENIES HIS WIFE's CHARGES.
c. A. SI<inner's Answer to Hnbeas
Corpus Petition.

Claude A. Skinner, against whom his
wife, Lillian R. Skinner, on Saturday in
stituted proceedings, in the form of a pc
tition for habeas corpus. to regain pos
session of her child, denies the charges
made against him by her. He says it is
not true that he took the child, which is
only eight months old, away from her or
has ever refused to return it to her.
When his wife went TO the Garfield Hos
pital, he states. she left the child In the
care Of his mother, who makes her home
with him, requesting her to take particu-
lar care both of him and the child. At
the same time, Mr.. Skinner states. his
wife informed his mother that If she did
not recover, her husbands mother was to
keep the child and care for it as her own.
When his wife was able to leave the
hospital, Mr.. Skinner states, instead Of
returning to him, her child, and her home,
she went to live with her monther. Mrs
Major Baylies, 1410 Ninth Street. At
that time, he states, he had a home in
readiness for his wife to return to, but
that she refused to come to him and her
child.
Mr.. Skinner states that this is not the
first time that his wife has left him and
returned to live with her mother. He
also says that on more than one occasion
she has assaulted his mother.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
seven YEARS IN PRISON
Ella Wracks Sentenced for Killing
Isaac Henderson.
The Woman TO BE Taken TO the Peni-
tentiary at MoundsvilIe, w. Wa
Petition Causes n Postponement in
the Case of MOllie Harris, Who
Was Convicted of ManslauShter.

Ella Wracks, colored, said to be sixteen
years OF age, who was convicted of man
slaughter last week in Criminal Court No.
/, was today sentenced by Justice Cla-
baugh to imprisonment for term of seven
years in the penitentiary at Moundsville,
w. Va.
The prisoner was tried for the murder
Of Isaac Henderson, also colored, in Octo-
ber last, and when called to trial entered
a plea of guilty of manslaughter. The tes-
timony showed that the defendant and the
deceased, had quarrel on the porch OF
the house of the former and in the strug-
gle which ensued, Henderson was thrown
over the railing to the pavement, dis
tance Of about fifteen feet. He died in
few days from the result Of his injuries.
Mollie Harris, colored. convicted OF man
slaughter the killing of Alice Queenan, IN
a street fight, was not sentenced today.
Her attorneys, Turner & Mitchell, pre-
sented to the court q petition signed by
the members of the Jury who returned the
verdict of guilty against the prisoner, rec
ommendins her to the mercy Of the court.
In addition to this. 1t was stated that the
defendants health is delicate.
Under the circumstances, Justice Cla-
baugh, who presided at the trial, postpon-
ed the sentencing of the woman until in
formation could be obtained as to what
accommodation can be provided for her at
the Moundsville penitentiary.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
New
FOulard
Silks.

II the new seasons blossoms are TO be
as much ahead of those Of last year as the
new Spring Foulards we are showing this
week are brighter, daintier, handsomer,
and more elaborate than last seasons pat
.erns were, you'll see when they do bud
out such flowers as you never saw before
just as you'll see here tomorrow such
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never been your pleasure to price. buy,
make up. and wear. These newcomers are
strictly high novelties and will be very
much in evidence with good dressers.
The best quality printed Japs-guaran-
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The evening times., 1900-03-05
Photography and Science.

The Washington Academy of Sciences announces
that the third OF the series of meetings for the
exposition Of photography as an aid to research,
will be held at Columbian University tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. The following topics will
be presented: Photography as an Aid TO Zoo
Methods OF the Bird Photographer" by Frank n.
Chapman sof the American Museum OF Natural
History; Photography as an Aid in Etomology,' y
by Dr. L. o. Howard.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
An Order Concerning Uniforms.

The following order regarding uniforms
TO be worn by soldiers has been issued by
the War Department: Shoes OF russet
leather and leggins will be worn with the
khaki uniform. and when gloves are worn
the white Berlin glove will be used by the
infantry and heavy artillery and the
gauntlet by the cavalry and field artillery.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
Street Extension Hearing.

A hearing will be given tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock by the District Commissioners to all
persons interested in section four of the perma-
nent plan Of highway extension This section in.
cludes all that portion Of the District east and
south of the Eastern Branch. AT this hearing a
map showing the proposed plan of extended high
ways will be placed exhibition, and the Com
missioners will then hear all those favoring or
obiecting to the plan as prepared by them.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
The Charge Not Pressed.

Tho charge OF grand larceny preferred Saturday
night against Charles Bringle. barber, at the
National Hotel by Helen f. Snyder, guest at
the Hotel johnson. WIS nol-prossed this morning
by Assistant District Attorney Mullowny. The ac-
tion was taken. it is said, because of the disin-
clination Of the woman TO prosecute. A set
Element effected out Of court.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
Leg Broken by a Cart wheel.

While playing in the street. near his home, 742
Sixth Street southeast about II O'Clock this
morning. Harry Rupert, eleven years old, was
knocked down and run over by cart driven by
William Lownes wheel of the cart passed over
the right leg of Rupert, breaking il. He was
removed to his home by friends and physician
summoned Iownes was not arrested.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
Lincoln Emancipation League.

Articles for the incorporation Of the Lincoln
Emancipation League Of the District Of Colum-
bia were placed upon record today. The purpose
of the organization stated to be- the perpetual
ton of the anniversary OF the Lincoln special
emancipation proclamation freeing the slaves, is
sued by President Lincoln, April 16, 1852. The
incorporatoys are: James W. Poe, Joseph c. Hill
and Herbert TAYLOR
The evening times., 1900-03-05
Edward Mend,- Money Loss.

Edward Mead. Of 1921 Street northwest. re-
ports to the police this morning that he had been
robbed OF between Sis and sl2O. TIE alleged rob
berry took place between saturday night and this
morning. The money in a black pocketboO1,
which had been left IN the room Of Mr.. Mead
The evening times., 1900-03-05
James somervtlIe Ipiured.

While slghting from a Capital Traction car
at the corner Of Fourteenth and BiRney Streets
northwest last night, James E. Somerville fell
and received slight injuries. lle attended
by Dr. II. !. Harding and removed 10 has home.
The conductor, j. W. Boeteler, and the motor
man. William II. Taylor, were not blamed for
the accident
The evening times., 1900-03-05
Trxinn To Identity Cohen.

Detective McNamee. who left the city last night
for New York, hopes TO identify Jacob Cohen. the
tailor charged with obtaining money BY false
pretences from Hayes Breat and Alfred PinkeTt-
McNamee is accompanied by Breat. one OF the
alleged victims Of Cohen II ldentlned ~ IS p'OOA-
hle that lnher will be returned % Ibis CITY.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
FUNK and SMELL unlike
The Condemned Men Differ in Every
Personal Characteristic.

The Younger Ones Remarkable
Nerve-CooIness with which He
Offenders Efforts TO Fefgn Insan-
ity-Dissimilarity of Their Motives.