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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-21
BURLINGTON. WI, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2,

into the possession OF the town by Mrs.
Jennie Lowell, It's former owner. having
decided 1t for her care and support.
The corner stone of the new house Of
worship that Col. q. A. 1lsley of Middle
bury is erecting for the Baptist Church
Of this village as a memorial to his faith
er, the Rev. silas Ilsley, will be laid next
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The
Rev. Thomas Smms, pastor of the local
Congregational Church. will read the
scripture and the Rev. w. H. Washburne,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
will offer prayer The address will be
delivered by the Rev. Gibbs Braislin.
pastor of the First Baptist Church of
Rutland. The Rev. w. A. Dawson. SUPER
intendent of missions Of the Vermont
BAPTIST State convention. will offer the
prayer OF conservation. The corner stone
will be laid by Colonel Ilsley. The pastor,
the Rev. G. r. Stair, will preside
The remains of Mrs. George NJ. Wcbber
were brought here on the mail train
Wednesday afternoon from Northamp.
ton, Mass., and taken to the West ceme-
terry for burial IN the family lot. the
body being accompanied by her husband
and a number OF relatives. The Rev.
Thomas Simms officiated at the services.
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pecennial Legie i've Gathering
in Montpsl Oct. 4 at
Arm''o '''''
NEW OFFICE CHOSEN
Ten. ". r. Dillingham; stiiI President
Montpelier Committees Can Now
tCnnial Dny-yhOrt Speeches
"a Re Made.


Montpener' sept. 2o-C. w. Brownell or
burlington ana w. w. Stlckney or Lud-
o" or the executive committee OF tn"
oeceinlai Legislative Reunion associa-
ION met the committee on speakers for
ne centennial celebration at the Pavilion
ms evening III response 10 'he cai issueo
honday py L. j. BelI. Inc reunion assoc
hhi'cn orncers were hrst reorgahized ana
vacancies caused by death or otherwise
were niIeo' Inc new OFFICERS ol the re-
lnion society elected tonight are: Presi-
lent. W. +. Dillinghdm OF Montpelier;
vice-rresidents, w. ii. Fullerton of Man.
chester. j. l.. Martin of Brattlehoro. u.
VI. Mansur OF Newport: treasurer. ]. w.
Brock of Montpelier; corresponding sec
-etary f.. 4. Rowland Of Montpelier; ~.
,istant corresponding secretary. j. y.
Harvey of Montpelier; recording sccre-
.arv. r. G.. Cheney OF NIorrisvillc; chan.
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WANTS STATE TO REMODEL
srand Jury Finds DeplOrable Condt.
tiOnn in Rutland County jail
state should Build New Rooms.

Rutland. Sept. :r.-rhe most importdn
feature IF the report of the grand jury
If the Rutland ccunty court. whch was
Submitted to-day Was that part referring
10 the derlorablc condition Q; affairs en-
sting in the Rutland county Jail in this
'ity. The prisoners are confined in IL
'oom measuring L. by 2s feet and J1h in
,eirht. with very little ventilation and
modern sanitatioa. The room is tlthy ard
: over the kitchen 50 that il is uncom.
ortably warm. The sleeping accommodate
ion consists of hunks made of rough
'oards fastened to the walls in three
iers. The prisoners are turned into this
'oom directly from the street. thus max
ng the presence of al kinds OF vermin
Unavoidable There are Is PRS
oners in the Jail at the time of the jurors
visit. Minors and petty offenders are
confined in the same room with prisoners
charged with serious crimes. The water
closet Is small and in a filthy cond ton.
In their report The jury recommends
that new accommodations he furnish
Cd so that there may be some chance
for separate confinement, that "A deten-
tion room be built and all prisoners
throughly cleaned. BY the laws of 1876
the State is required, in return for the
$40. 900 paid to it by the county, to pro-
vide for its prisoners at the Jail and the
jury recommends that the State Off
rials be compelled to remedy the en-
listing conditions.
The State law requiring intoxication
prisoners to be confined in the county
Jail Is said to be the chief cause of
these evils.
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at the organ. playing soft music during
the ceremony in addition to the custom.
airy wedding marches. The wedding party
Dorothy Glccd and Cornclia Cilccd, the
flower girls, Misses oanna Glced and
Hazel Fisk, tho bride on the arm of her
father. the maid of honor. Miss Lillian
Fisk, sister of the bride. the bridesmaids,
Misses Florence Ferrin of Montpelier,
Alice Page and Helen Wood of Hyde Park.
and Gertrude Fife OF Wolcoit. and the
ushcrs. Carroll Fisk a brother of the
bride. William Hamlin OF Hyde Park DR..
Campbell of Dorchester and {. II. Brownell
of Burlington. H. S. Page of Hyde Park
was best man. The Rev. G. &. st. Clare,
pastor of the First congregational Church.
performed the ceremony using the ring
service.
The bride looked charming in white silk.
with veil and carried bride roses, while
the ribbon girls. flower girls. maid OF
honor and bridesmaids also wore white.
Following the ceremony reception was
given at the brides home to the relatives
and few close friends.
The bride is one of the most popular
young ladies in Morrisville, where she
was born and where she has spent her
entire life. The groom holds a RESPONSE
BILE position in ex-Gov. Pages office at
Hyde Park. in which village Mr.. and
Mrs. Scribncr will reside.
The wedding gifts received by the young
couple were very numerous and rich, con-
sisting of silver. cut glass. china linen.
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EAST MIDDLEBuRY.

Miss Mary *. person. vino suffered Il
8, cond stroke las: week ON Monday even
ing is slowly rccoverii g.-Dr. +. r.
Read. VINO is located At Salisbury Will
age will open IN office in this place at
the home of Mrs. Russell. whore he Will
have office hour; on Monday. W edno s.
day and Friday afternoons of cacl week.
r. II. Piper of the soldiers home at
bennington recently spent few days
in this place. Mrs. a. II. summer, vino
has hoon srondirg several weeks in Rut-
land has returned home A. j. Douglas
was in Rutland last wcek.-W. j. Lee
underwent another operation last week
on Wednesday,. He was operated upon
only few weeks agc.-Mrs. Charles
Partridge has recently returned fiom IA
trip abroad. Mrs Joseph Roberts re-
Gently went to Fowler to visit friends
Allen Olmstead Of Randolph was the
guest of friends ir this place recently.
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ADDISON.

Acres OF grain will rot be harvested on
account of the rainy weathor.-Thc
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Weston
Spooner the 20th-Mr. and Mrs l. II.
Mills started for their home the 18th.
This is the first time Mr.. Miles has visit
cd his native town since he left II years
ago. He is extensively engaged in grow
ing oranges in Craftonville. Cal.-John
Norton IRON, the West is at the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Norton.
Charles " Nillmarth has returned to his
home in New York after spending few
weeks with his sister. Mrs. l.. C. Sccear.
Owing to the bad weather the at
tendance at the social at Mr.. Whites
was not as large hut all report a
pleasant time.-Miss Belle Powell was
called to her home in New Hampshire
by the serious illness of her brother.
Mrs. Francis Hayward and daugh-
ter Alice are on visit to relatives in
New Hampshrc.-Mrs. Palmer of
Bristol has been the guest of Mrs.
Carlotta Tracy.-Charles Willmarth,
who has been the guest of mis- sister.
has returned to his home in New York.
Miss Watc of Montreal has been the
guest OF her uncle, William Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton of Iowa are
in town on their wedding trip.-Mary
Anderson of Boston is the guest Of
Leila Southard--Alrs. Elizabeth Will
marth and Mrs. Grace Stevens are At
r. N. Warner's.-Thc Booth place has
been sold recently.-Miss Clark. tho
teacher in the Thorn district, has had
TO give UP her school owing to ger
man measles.-Enons Gulley OF Rich
ford is In town on a visit.
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WET GOVERNORS DAY.
Executives Of Vermont and North Car
Olinn mt Caledonia County Fair.

St. Johnshury. Sept. 2o.-Rain that
began before noon and continued throu h
the day prevented any racing at the
Caledonia fair to-day. About 500 peo-
pie braved the storm to greet Governor
Bell and Governor Glenn of North Caro-
lima and were amply rewarded. Cover
nor Bell spoke briefly upon vermont
and Governor Glenn followed with an
eloquent address upon The Spirit Of the
New South" L. II. Bailey of Houston.
Texas. brought greetings from the Lone
Star State.
This evening reception and banquet
was rendered the distinguished visitors
by the citizens of st. Johnsbury. Arthur
+. Stone was toastmaster and toasts
were responded to by Governor Bell.
Governor Glenn. Judge Wendell P. Stat
ford, Lieut. Gov. Stearns. l.. n. Bailey
and the Rev. ]. NJ. Frost OF St. Johns
bury, Editor Mcneil Of Charlotte. y C..
Congressman Foster and Alexander
Dunnette Of St. Johnsbury.
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TERKISBURGH.

Luther Ficli. prominent and we'll
to do former. died suddenly Wedne sday
noon from heart failure. aged IS years.
He leaves n wife, two daughters. Mrs.
Walter Clark ard Miss Mabel. and one
son, George. OF Fsrrisburgh. ono brother.
James Field. OF Ferrisburgh, three sis
ters, Mrs. George Porter Of Charlotte
Mrs. n. l.. Rail of Ferri sburgh and Mrs
Charles Pratt OF Illinois. The funeral
will be held at the house Friday at one
o'clock p. m.
O. II. Sherman and family have return.
cd from their outing Of several weeks
at Long Point.-Mrs. Nelson Lamay OF
Byron, Mich, ard Mrs. Charles Step
house Of Owasso. Mich. have hsen visit
ing their sister. Mra Wesley Jack,nan
-clois Murray made brief visit IL
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VERGENNEs.

Mary Ford, wife Of Timothy Novillco.
entered into rest Thursday afternoon,
September II, at her home. Mrs. Neville
was the daughter Of the late iIaniel and
Sarah Ford Of Midd,ebury Until her mar
ridge Mrs. No,lle's home was in Mid
dlebury. Since ti.at time she has resided
in Ntrgonnas. Ir both communities she
had cndoarsd herself to Il large circle
If fricrds. who, with her family will
mourn her loss most deeply. Tic li:ivral
was held from st. Paul's Episcopal
Church Saturday afternoon Mt 80 o'clock
lntermont WAS in Prospect cemetery.
A. u. MacGuire Of New York city is
the guest Of Henry Maldoon.
Miss Florenra Duquctte or Hrattlcboro
IL, the guest of Mrs. l.. l.. Lawrence.
Ralph Booth has gone to Barre To re-
sumo his studies at Goddard Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Miner, WHO
have bee, spending their honeymoon III
t"an with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s y. Miner. have returned t, Bostcn,
where they will make their home
'rhe Ladies' Aid # the Methodist Epis-
copal Church of tris city are holding Il
rulnmn4n sale in the vacant store in the
Gaines block.
Mrs. Susan Ray Of burlington. wio
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. :.
tiolc"r7h of West Addison tho past week.
left yesterday for Proctor 10 visit II iends.
Dr.. Nathan Oppenheim and family
who have been spending the summer at
tho lake. have returned to their home
IN New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mathews and child,
who have been visiting relatives in Pan
ton. have returned to their homo III Kut.
land
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ORWELL.

C. l.. Hammond of New York city was
with his family over sunday last at his
farm.-Nfrs. j. l.. Conway and three chill
drcn have been for the rast week suffer
ing with diptheria. The house is puaran-
tined and the village schools are closed
for week. Clifford Conner's children
nave been sick Cor same days. Dr. Muir
ray was called Sunday in council VIII,
Dr. Owlctt in tho cases which seemed to
he "A throat trouble Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
n,r Ray OF Hampton. \. y, recently
spent a few days in town.-Aliss Maud,
Muohant went last week TO Hartford,
'onn to resume her studies e. y.
Wright and sons left for hem" on We'd
ncsday last at Fergus Falls. Minn.-Mr,
aild Mrs. Oliver Harcom are happy over
the arrival Of ii daughter on Saturday
last Cards are out fer The marriage of
Miss Avis NJ. WILDER of Wallingford to
Iay T. Branch Of orwell September -.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Fits and grand daughter from
i'itchburg. Mass. have been visiting at
George FAIRS the past week.-Mrs..
Lizzie Shampeney was in Mddlcbury re-
Gently tO attend the wedding of her
rncle. Miss Lucy Graham from Bethel
WAS the guest of elias Claflin and wife
Saturday and Sunday.-Fred Orvis wife
and child from Bristol visited at Wall
lace Norton's over Sunday.-Mrs. S. NJ.
Gleason. Mrs. W. p. Fifelds mother.
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Ferry, Mr.. FiGeld's
step father and mother from Pierpont,
y. ". are stopping with them for awhile.
Although Mrs. Gleason is 81 years old
she stood the journey we'll and was out
to church Sunday.-Mrs. Herbert Wright
and her sister. Miss Wigrot with little
Christine Wright from Massachusetts
arc stopping at G. II. Churchs.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Lucy Austin returned on Tuesday
from Il visit in Salisbury, where she was
the guest OF the Rev. and Mrs. w. l..
.Slucur,.-The Rev. q. +. Wells. who has
served the Methodist Church during the
sumner preached his last sermon last
Sunday and left on Tuesday for Drew
Theological Seminary. where he will re-
sumo his studies. Miss Laura Twitchell
has gone to Chateaugay. n. Y. whore
slie expects 10 sperd several weeks with
riends.-CoElmunicn service will he held
at the Methodist Church next Sunday
Presiding Elder Dow will he present. both
norning and evening.-The Rev. =. \
Carlson and family of Shorchlm vsited
friends IN town last week.
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Leroy Shear Rearrested on Re.
lease from Dannemora Prison
Yesterday
ONCE LIVED IN VERMONT
Lost u. $. appointment Mt 81. Aibams-
Wns Delegate to Nntionai COmveu.
tiOn which Nominated t;nrBeId
Taken Yesterday on Cbnrxc
Of SwtndlinE BostOn Firm.

Plattsbursh. Sept. 20 Leroy shear. sad
to be one Of the greatest living forscls,
was released from Clinton l,r,son at
Dannemora to-dady and was immcdintely
re-arrcstcd and turned over 20 Police Ir.
srector Alfred n. Douglas, who started
with him for Boston. where nc is charged
with swindling g. II White 4 co.
shear, who is "a year. ulo has had
Il most remarkable career. In ..ca H. dc
serted FROM the federal army Was cap
turcu 1nd willie prisoner at l-tlcu
y. V, poisoned TIVE of h,s guards IL an
attempt to escape. t'r this he waa t:ici
by court martial and sentenced to 10
shot On the day sot fui his execution
he received Il r'rrievc from p,csidout
Lincoln and before il expired succeeded
IL escaping. On tho day rf his escape L."
wls pdrdoned Ivy the Piesidcr, but dill
not know OF it until years after
Shear went to Europe. where he remain
cd for several years. finally returning to
the tni,ed Stats and settling in Ver-
mont. where he led an exemplary life
and secured n position in n bank On
being recommended for federal an
pontmcnt al St. Albans, Vt. he went to
Washington ana asked President Hays
for the pardon, which had years before
h''n ETHTleN tn MIN. = nc IrcSlU- mt, on
learning his history. refused to give
h m tho appointment ard the peopl. Of
the town in which he lived upon learn
ing the reason. turned against him and
he lost his position in the bank.
While living in Vermont he WAS dele
gate tn the republican national convert
tion which nominated Pres dent Garfield
He has since served two terms for grand
larceny. and forgery in Sing Sing and
one term each in the Albany penitentiary
Auburn State prison. Moundsvlle, West
Va, pentcntiary and Clinton prison.
UTTERED FORCED CFECk.
Boston, Sert % Leroy Shear who WIS
| :G-arrested to-day by Il Postun poicc ,r-
spcctrr upon his release from la me
mora prison is wanted by the Boston au-
tnoIities for uttcrrs forged check
! ON March 10, !)9c. 1t is alleged that
| Shear bought al out 50 worth of so ,us
| ut the r. II. White company store. ten
1erinr in payment Il checI fer Sl00 drawn
on the Central National hank of Pitts
! burg. Pa. The check. which was made
liyablc to G. H. Walters and was ctr-
tilted with IL hnnG stamp. later proved
! Ia I've a forgery.
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WHITING

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wright Of Brandon
were in town Sunday MIR. and Mrs.
Emery patnode. Jr.. and Miss Maud
MNatt start for Wyoming very soon on
account of Mrs PathnodoS health Mis-
Sylvia Beechcr returned to her hom" in
fIinesburgh last Friday. She has passed
the summer h"re with hci sister. Mrs.
Rcbccca Smth-Mrs. Filli1n ard chldre n
were the guests of her sister in Orwell
several days last week.-Miss Carrie
SimOnds Of Rochester v.sted in towl
over Sund iy.-Mrs Warren Ball Twin and
daughter Marion, are visiting her pco-
pie in Massachusetts,
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town last weck.--Miss c. n. Teller Of
Upton. Mass. Is visiting her friends,
Mrs. r. B. Tuprcr.- Mr. and Mrs. W r.
Trisby and Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Carpenter
are spending u fcw days with friends IN
Malone, N. ", this weck..-Ra,ph Booth
left for Barre on Tue sday TO rssunc his
studies at Goddard Seminary Miss
Helen Fisher has decided to return to
the L. v. NJ. in Burlington for her
Junior year and Miss Bertha Field takes
her place as teacher IN the Robinson
district.-Tho Rev. and Mrs. George H.
I'ailey are making a brief visit in Nor
risville this week, Icing guests Of Col
&. w. Eoty.--Mrs. Jared Booth and
Miss iIlslc Birkctt we're guests Of Mrs.
John Ripley in Bristol last week.
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WEDDING IN NORRISVILLE
D. II. scribner and Mary M. Fisk Uni
ted In Marriage at the Congrega-
tional Church-A Reception.

Morrisville. Sept. Boone OF the most
dainty weddings ever witnessed in thia
village took place at the Congregational
Church this evening at eight o'clock,
when Miss Mary Malvina Fisk, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Fisk. of
this village was united In marriage with
Donald Harris Scribner Of Hyde Park. a
large number of invitations to the cere-
mony were issued and the church was
we'll filled by the many friends OF the
contracting parties. Tho church waa
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with asparagus and evergreens ARRANGED
in an arch under which tho wedding
party stood. n heavy banking of greeA
forming a suitable setting for the scene
Miss Lois Lyon of VergenneS presided
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STARTED RACES AT NCRrHt'lELD

Northield. Sept. o0.--The second day OF
the Dog River Valley fair opened with
a large attendance. Before ten o'c!o X
over 500 tickets were sold but a heavy
rain prevented large sales in tie after
noon. The 26th cavalry from Fort Ethan
Allen gave a fine exhibition in the fule-
noon. Tie races were all postponed until
tomorrow. The 2.5O and o:o7 trots were
started at five o'clock but we're not iinsh-
cd. The annual fair dance took place this
evening at Armory hall AMI was largely
attended. Connell's orchestra uf five
pieces furnished music.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Danic and Bessie Birdsall returned to
school in Union Springs. *. y. Tue sday.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Knowles Of Ferris
bursh visited friends and relatives ht re
last.-Ntr. and Mrs. Fred Oivis recently
visited her brother, Wallace Norton, in
Hancock dollars was cleared from
the ice cream sociable held at Idndlcr
Eirdsalls last Friday evening. -Ann.t
Wright of Bristol has boen stopping with
Mary Young the PAST week. John Grnt 4
If burlington visited with his faith r,
James Grace. Saturday night returning
10 B,irlirotor Sunday.
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WALTHAM.

c. w. Sprague of Waltham former
State senator from Addison county, left
last evening for Montreal. whence he sails
Monday with about 50 Rambullettes sheep
for South Africa. Mr.. Sprague has been
interested in shipping sheep to South
Africa for the past 10 years, this being the
eighth trip he has made.
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her work at the Bristol House after a
few days visit in Huntington Centre
Verne Brooks Of Boston Is in town for
two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Perry
"f Ottawa. Canada. are guests of the
Rev. and Mrs. 8. p. Perry.-The Treas
ure Seekers will meet in the vcstry ol
the l'aptis. Church this afternoon. C.
T.. Munsll. A. NJ. Munsll and II. NJ.
Tatro aro attending the Malone, N. u.
fair this week.
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Brong of Lockport. N. Y.
are guests at NJ. i. Cook s.-Niiss
Annette Anderson has returned 70 her
duties in Howard University, Washing
ton, d. C.-'rhursday evening the fIamp-
ton Institute colored quartette will APP
pear in tho academy hall under the
auspices of the Grargc.--A very small
number attended the cobweb social FRI
day evening. but all who did had II very
en iuyuhle tin,o
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PANToN.

George Allen and Juba Converse at
tended the fair at Potsdam, N. Y, last
week.. Aaron Matthews. wife and child
of Rutland have been visiting relatives
in town.-Samuel Gaines and wife and
Ebert Stage and wife were in Hines
bursh Saturday and Sunday an quests of
Mr.. and Mrs, II. +. Brothers.-Mr. and
(Centinued es kec0sd PaGe.)
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CORNWALL.

C. r. Withcrcll left on Tuesday for
Montreal from which port he sails Will
I; shipment of stock for South Africa.--
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph Robbins and young
lnughter are enjoying two weeks carri-
age trip on the east side of TIC moui.-
tain.