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TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices Today On New York Exchange
AT Noon.

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange as reported at
noon by j. r. Williston & Co, of 7
Nassau street, New York city to the
Bennington Security company are as
follows.
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Advertising under this head - cents
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05

clayton Fonda Is confined to the house
by a severe attack of rheumatism Mrs.
L. a. Clair of stowe Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. W. Ayers.-Mrs. Frank
Ellison and Mrs Henry Claxton went
last wednesday to Swanton to attend
the State Woman's Christian Temperance
union and returned Friday.--Joseph Mig ..
nault of Ogden Utah. is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Homer Fonda. Miss tath-
eryne Root is visiting her aunt, Mrs. f.
H. Beers.-The Rev. q. II. Carr and little
daughter, Gladys, returned last Tues
day from Copenhagen. n. y. where they
have been visiting relatives for tho past
two weeks. Mr.. Carr left Immediately.
for Fair Iiaven to attend the Baptist
State convention. and returned last
Thursday.-Mrs.M Mann and little daughter
from Barre arrived in town last Thurs
day and are the guests of Mrs. Mann's
sister. Mrs. Homer Fonda. They came
in an automobile and made the trip in
II few hours.
The Rev. G. IT, Carr occupied the pull
pit at the Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing as usual. after a three weeks vaca-
ton. spent in New York State.-A1rs. G.
l.. CLAYTON, Mrs. \. c. Ellison and Miss
Cora Clark returned from the conven-
ton at Swanton Friday evening-E. T.
Beers is having n steam heating appara-
tus put in his rcsidence.-Mrs. Emily A.
Kenyon of Townshend, State secretary
of the Loyal Temperance Legion. is in
town in the interests NJ her department.
A medal contest Is under contemplation.
The Rev. G IT. Carr attended the Bap-
fist state convention in Fair Haven last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
WEYRRIDCE.

Tho Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Slocum of
Salisbury were in town this weck-John
Phinney and daughter Mrs. Goff of Nor
rson. ILL.,. have been spending a few DAYS
with relatives here Mr.. Phnncy was n
teacher in town 80 years ago--NIrs. l.. b.
Dodge was the guest Of her sons in Proc
tor and West Rutland last weck.-NIr
Mei2s of Middlobury College occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist Church last Sum
day.-Carlton r. Smith died very suddenly
AT his home of hcmolrhago of the lungs
early on Wednesday morning of last week.
and grave fears had been felt for tho
fina! result, but his death came as "a sur
prise to all. Mr. Smith was born in Addi-
son. but had for many years resided here.
and had great interest in everything per-
tanning to the welfare of the town, es-
pcc;ally educational matters. At the time
of his death he was was school director
and library trustee Mr. Smiths funeral
was largely attended from his late homo
on Friday afternoon of last week. tho
Rev. w. w. Smith, pastor of the Congrega-
EatiOnal Church, officiating, and he was
laid to rest in Weyhridge cemetery Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Thompson and little
daughter have been spending few days
and Mrs. w. =. Sturtevant and Mr.. and
Mrs. George I.arrow are delegates to tho
Sunday school convention at Nergennes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
PANTON.

Mr.. Floyd of Westport is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Clara Rogers Whitfield
Ringman. who has lived with Mrs. Harriet
Stagg for Il long time. has returned to
his home in Bristol-Mr. and Mrs. John
Otis have returned from their wedding
tour.-Mrs. Frances Mitchell fell recent
~, striking oil her hip and sustained
quite a serious bruise.-Several from here
attended the funeral of Mrs. Robert
Moorby last Sunday afternoon 'cnjamin
Adams and Mrs. Clara Rogers are dele
gates to the county Sunday school con-
ventiOn at Ncrgcnncs this wcck.-Nor-
man Allen died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs Lydia Barber of Ferrisburgh,
Sunday evening. He was n resident here
many years and was favorably KNOWN
William Sheridan of Shelburne was in
town the first of the week.-David Miller
is at the Allen Bros cutting ensilage for
their SilO.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

The wedding Of Robert y. Clark and
Miss Harriet Lane occurs ut the Cnita-
rian Church in Winchester, Mass, on the
evening of October Is. ON the same even
ing occurs the wedding of another St.
Johnsbury boy, William \. lde to Miss
Harriet Rouse at the brides home at East
Berkshire.
a Sons of Veterans camp was organized
here Friday evening with = charter appli-
cants. The camp was organized by George
ID. Thompson of Lyndonville. division
secretary, assisted by the division officers
and members of the camps at lyndonville
and Wells River These officers were
elected: Commander. Harry NJ. Nelson;
senior vice, Ernest II. Cowles; junior vice.
Ned ID. Ripley; secretary, Wilbur j. Farr;
treasurer. David Frechettc; camp council.
Dr. 4. II. stiles, DR.. r. II. Hartman,
John &. Stevens.
The nth annual session of the state
council. Junior Order, United American
Mechanics will be held here next week
Thursday and Friday. The subordinate
degree will be exemplihcd Thursday even
ing by General Sherman Council of I.yn-
don. followed by banquet 1t Is OK
pected that the national organizer John
II. Bridges. and tho national, w. J.. =.
Gilcreast of Methucn Mass will be pres
ent at this gathering.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
ROCKVILLE.

Mrs. Little and Miss Bascom, who have
been visiting their cousin, Henry Bas-
cum, have gone to New York and from
there to their home, Cleveland, Ohio
ON Wednesday September = Miss Mary
CRIMES. daughter of Patrick Grimes. was
united in marriage to John H1mmel OF
TicondarCga. \. y, ut It. G'ncVicveS
Church. after which reception was
Eivcn to relatives and intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIammcl were tho recipients
of many useful and beautiful presents.
They went to Montreal and returned
saturday cvoning.-Mrs. lapel. who is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Patnodc. had
the misfortune to fall and break her
wrist on Monday.-Naroleon Dshaden
and Roscne DovXie of Fair Haven were
Saturday. September 2S. ut the
parsonage, by Mr.. Carlson. Mrs. Iittlo
Miss Bascom. DIR. and Mrs. Dye of
Cleveland. ohio. Henry and Laura Bas-
com. Mr.. and Mrs. John Easoom. Miss
Orvis. Miss Bush and Mrs. Rich were
guests Of DR. and Mrs. Townsend on
Tuesday last.--Miss Emma Wilson has
Keen visiting her sister, Mrs. Wright and
Miss Wilson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO CENTRE.

The funeral and burial Of Gaius pcasc
OF Randolph, who died at Randolph Satur
uay evening, was held from the residence
OF A. Il. Morse Tuesday afternoon at onu
O'Clock, the Rev. q. W. Campbell ofilciat-
ing. Mr.. Peasc was in his sol year, and
was for nearly all his life time q resident
ot jericho. He removed to Winthrop,
Mass, about ten years ago, and since
Then he has resided in Winthrop and in
randolph Mr.. Pease was II man of quiet
ana retiring disposition but of sterling up
right character. He is survived by wifs
and son. Frank q. Pease of this place
AT the meeting Of the Friday club. held
NJ Miss Emma Bicknell's September u. the
Following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President Mrs. Adelia Bck-
nell; vice-prcsdent Mrs. Gertrude Jor-
dan; secretary, Mrs. Lucy Howe; treas.
urcr, Miss Lucy Church; press cores.
pendent, Mrs. Coffin; programme commit
tee. Mrs. j. H. Hart, Mrs. Cora Chaplin
Mrs. Cora Smith.-Mrs. T.. A. Cass is
spending few days in Burlington and
Wiiooski visiting friends.--Thc Peterson
Family Grand Concert company are to
give concert at village hail. on Thurs
day evening, October 10. under the aus
pieces of the Ladies' Aid society. They
come highly recommcnded.-Thc parson-
age property the Pierce house and land
so"callcoD, has been decided by the church
to Henry L. Murdoch of this town, who
will take possession of the same soon az
the pastor and family move into the new
parsonage. The new parsonage is nearly
ready for occupancy.-M Clara Nay and
son. Russell, of Burlington, arc spending
u week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
g. Brown.--Mrs. Martin Willard, who has
been spending the summer with her
daughter Mrs. Clara Castle of Medford
Mass, has returned hone.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. a. Church and son of Jonesvillc visit
Cd at their fathers Asa Church. last Sun.
day.-Mss Elsie Cunningham is quite sicls
with hemorrhage of the stomach.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
EAST HARDWICK.

The Grange fair was held in this place
September 50. there was not as large an
exhibit of fancy articles in Floral hall as
pervious years. The exhibit of cattle WAS
fine. a prize was given the handsomeest
baby, the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George Jackson.-C. $. Bailey and
family from North Danville spent part
of last week with friends in this place.
The Rev. J.. J.. Fish preached in the Con-
gregational Church last Sunday.-Mss
Bertha Ransome has returned from
Rhode Island.-A. J. cote and l.. q.
Smith have purchased an aut omobile.-The
Rev. Mr.. Campbell is boarding at Clinton
kerths until his goods arrive.-T'he tene-
ment over j.. r. Russels store is being re-
paired and when done viii be occupied by
\. n. Wright.-Mrs. Alice Newton from
Cambridge, and two daughters were thu
guests of her father, Clinton Keith the
last of the week.
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kilmer's Swnmp-Root. Is soon realized.
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you need medicine you should have
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Swamp-Root Is not recommended for
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
MONKTON RIDGE.

John Finncy and daughter, Mrs. Erfie
Croft of Illinois, are visiting MIR. Finneya
sister. Mrs. Hiram Bull, and other rela-
tives. Mr.. Finney is 81 years old and this
is his third visit in 81 years.--The Y. p. *
G. Il. will hold Harvest Sociable" at
the home of Mrs. George Stillson on Fri
day evening the 9Th inst. Baked beans
brown bread etc, will be scrved.-kate
Russell and Lillian Tatro were chosen
to attend the Sunday school convention
at Vergenncs. Florence Ilallack Of Mil
ton, New York. is visiting her aunt Lizzie
A. Mles-Mrs. Bull has come back here
to live with her two little mothcrloss
granddaughtcrs. Their father Will Bcgor
works for George w. Walston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
WINoosn.

Mrs Hannah O'Donnell wife Of
James ODonnell died at her home on
West Allen street Monday mornig
after an illness of over two years
duration. The cause of death was
n complication of diseases. Mrs. O'Don-
nell was in her 5sth year and has been
a resident of this village for over two
score years. She was married to James
O'Donncl A. years and he with eight
children. five sons and three daughters
survive her. They are tho Rev. Michael
s. ODonnel of Mobile, Ala. Nicholas
OF Palmer. Mass, Charles of st. Louis,
Mo. and John and Patrick of this VIII
lage. The daughters are Mrs. Charles
Reisman of Lachine, T. @. Mrs. Daniel
l\cough and Miss Margaret ODonnoll
of this village The funeral was held
from ST. Stephens Church Wednes-
day morning at nine o'clock.
The burlington cotton mill has closed
down for week to allow the annual fall
repairs to be made.
a pretty wedding took place AT -.
Francis Xavicr Church Tuesday morn
ing when Miss Rosa Myers, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Myers. j. h"can,"
the bi de Of Joseph Warner of Troy, \.
Y. The ceremony was performed by IN"
Rev. j. +. Audet at c 20 o'clock i'll the
presence Of a large gathering of friends
and relatives of the young couple. E"th
were attended by their fathers Follow
ing the ceremony wedding breakfast
WAS served at the home of the brides
parents ut 80 IIickok street. In the even
ing reception was given them nj the
same place. Tho bride was the recipient
of large number of beautiful presents,
After n short wedding trip tho will
make their home in tn" village.
One of the largest squashcs raised in
this vicinity was brought into town
Tuesday by Frank Cooke Of Colchester.
Ihe squash which measured four feet
and th-cc inches in circumference and
weighs 54ia pounds was raised from seeds
brought here from California by 5. r.
Narcotic and given to MIR. Cooke. The
squash is on exhibition in tn" show win
dow Of Mnrpottc's drug
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
sHOREHAM.

Mrs. G.. n. North. Mrs. c. w. Howard.
Miss Agnss Hush and Miss Trcadwoy,
went Monday to Montpelier to attend the
annual meeting of the Daughters of the
American Revolution fair for the
benefit OF St. Gcneviove Church will be
held in academy hall four nights next
week. beginning Monday the 9th. No
pains has been spared to make each
evenings entertainment interesting.
Wednesday, cvcring Iirchard and Moore
will play their popular melodies and the
ladies' Will serve Il chicken SUPPER
Thursday overing tho names of the lucky
Winners of the different articles Will he
made knowr.--Miss I;stclla Cook OF Mid
dlebury graded school spent Sunday at
homc.-Mrs. Bosworth or Mooers spent
Sunday at NJ. T. Cook's.-Nfr and Mrs
J. e. Moore returned from Springfield
Mass, Monday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
SHELBURNE.

DR.. and Mrs w. S. Webb have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Frederick Vanderbilt, ana
Ralph Pulitzer at Trinity Church, Shell
burne, October II.
The Shelburne Cooperative creamery
paid for August four per cent. mllk, vi
cents or q cents n pound for butter rat.
About Twenty-Five young ladies' as
scnbled at the home Of Mrs. |. n. D'yttt
Saturday evening to give l9en shower
to Miss Edith Iteaxt in honor of her
approaching marriage. 1t was complete
surprise to Miss )ieaxt and the DAINTY
gifts will be n reminder of the many
friends she has in town Ice cream a"i
cake wero served ai1 very pleasant
evening spent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05
UNDERHILI,

The Rev. r.. 4. bishop of Montpelier
Will preach at the Undorhiii Method st
Church sunday next: also at Jericho on
Sunday next at 1 H. m.-Mrs. $. II. Bliss
met with IA serious accident Tuesday while
calling on Mrs. G. c. Abbott. She fell
from the piazza. breaking one arm below
the elbow and badly bruising her shoulder.
She is at present writing as comfortable
as can be expected. Her daughter, Mrs.
Sybel +. Wells of Burlington is caring
for her.-Judge G. S. Palmer and wife.
VINO have spent tho summer months in
Underhill moved to Burlington ycstcr-
day.--Waltcr Kelly. an old time resident
of Cndcrhill died at the home of Will
lam Flynn Saturday and was buried ut
the Irish settlement October 2 G. IL.
Hayden had charge of the funeral.
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WILLIsToN

Thursday. September 81 at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Bliss occurred a very
pretty wedding. when their sister, Miss
Grace Il. Bliss, was united in marriage
to Gilbert o. Coburn of Shelley, Ohio
by the Rev. l.. II. Elliott of Waterbury
They were attended by her nephew and
niece. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Bliss
Promptly at two o'clock the bridal party
entered the parlor to the strains Of
Lohengrin's wedding march, played b,
Miss Katherine Byrnes OF Burlington
The bride was becomingly dressed IL
steel grey lansdowne trimmed with white
Irish allover lace and white silk medal
lions. Immediately after the ceremony
ice-crean, and cake were served AMONG
those WHO attended the wedding were
Mrs f.. s. Spear and Miss Katherine
Byrnes of burlington, Mrs. Lydia Bar.
ney of Boston, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs J
II. Bushnell and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. coburn will be
at home to their friends after Nov. l
1905 at Shelby. Ohio.
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The funera, services Of John Harrins-
ton were held at his late nome on FIJI
day afternoon. the Rev. Mr. WOlford
officiatcd assisted by Charles Stone
The fiornl tribute were many and beautl-
full A uuartette consisting OF Mrs. Car
los Martin. Miss Frances Wheeler, John
Kenyon, Clark Webb gang Rock OF
Ages" and "Asleep in Jesus The in
torment was in the village cemetery.
rho funeral arrangements were in charge
of J.. ]. Gosham and son. Mr.. IIarrrg-
ton is survived by wife, son. two
daughters and four brotEers.-Mrs. Mary
Daniels IL visiting at Nj. T.. Allens.--
Mr. and Mrs. David Ploof are receiving
congratulations on the birth of IA son.--
Mrs. Charles Muzzy spent Sunday at her
mothers. Mrs. Lois Talmer.--Mr and
Mrs. William Browncll OF Jaftsville arc
guests at Mrs. Cynthia Mead's.-Wlliam
Newton of Brooklinc. Mass, is visiting
at NJ l.. Allen's.-Dr. II. o. stoddard
and family are about to leave town to
take possession of n farm. which he has
recently purchased in Middlesex.-Mr.
ond Mrs. Edward Harrington af Sails
bury were in town to attend the funeral
Of John Harrington Miss Mary Muxxy
has returned from Lake Placid. N. y,
where she has been spending the sum.
mer-Mrs. Lucinda <sller is confined to
the house By n severe co'd.-Thc W. C..
Il. y. will hold an all day meeting ON
Friday Mt Mrs. Henry Deans to make
comfort bags for the sailors Of the now
warshir. Vermont. All Interested are
cordially invited to attend. Refresh
mcnts win re served at noon.
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CHARLOTTE.


Charles Holmes has n large forco nj
mon picking applcs.-Mrs. william Liver.
more and MISS Lulu Mollison visited IN
lfinesburgh ana Huntington last Satur.
day-Mrs. Laura Coleman Ia moving into
her new house. Edward Mollison left last
Sunday for New York State. where he has
MISREPRESENTATION Holmes of Procto,
IL visiting his brother. Charles.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wcstcott have gone to White.
hall. n. Y-Mrs. Frank Humphrey is Wis.
ting in New York Statc.-Cadet Rollo Pal
mcr. who has been spending the summei
with his father. Burr Palmer, returned ID
Annapolis Naval Academy last Friday
evening. Edward W. Rich. former resi-
dent of this town, Is quite Ill in Fairfield
Edward Shortslecves has severed his con-
nectiOn with a. d. Gibbs.-Miss Marie
Russell has been making improvements
upon the exterior OF her residence.
One OF our citizens, Joseph Rabideau
VINO Is in his S'th year planted and tool
care Of potato patch on which he rails
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GRANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlcy Of Peru were the
guests of Mrs. ii. IT, Hubbard last week.
Mrs. Carlcy Is Mrs. Hubbard sister.--C.
j.. Blair has sold his place to -. y. and
f.. n. 1iemcnwar and bought the house
formerly owned by Wilbur Robinson in
Hancock and takes possession next week
Martin Briggs is clorking in IT, Cush-
mans store in Rochcster.-Mrs. Margaret
Riley has gone to East Calais to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Kcnstone. She will also
visit in Montpelier and Mortified before
she returns.-lIenry Kennedy of Warren
was in town Saturday Mrs. H. G. Hub
bard went to Rochester Monday to see
Herman Bontelle. who is very i'll with a
cancer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-05

report was read and accepted. This was
followed by II devotional and praise
meeting led by the Rev. 3. II. Perry.
At 300 o'clock f. S. Retar Of Burning
ton gave an address on the "1cachers
Preparation for the Lesson" which con-
tanned many useful suggestions. During
the afternoon the Rev. Il. NJ. Fuller
Field secretary gave an address in the
place OF Or. o. NJ Bump OF Salisbury,
who was rot able to attend the meeting.
At 400 o'clock the Rev. Benjamin Swift
of Orwell delivered an address on the
Silver Bay Conference and its relation
to young people.
Norman Allen died Sunday evening ut
tho home of his daughter Mrs. Lydia
Barber. from heart failure, in the S7th
year of mis- age. Mr. Alien was prom.
inent farmer ir Parton for many years
but for the past few months has been
living with his daughter. where he died.
n, is survived by five daughters, Mrs,
Lydia Barber OF Torrsburgh. Mrs. Frank
IIolcomb of Portland. Ore. Mrs. Esther
Morse Of Kcene, N. IT,. Mrs. Elizabeth
Pakcr of Illinois ard Mrs Andrew Rus
coe Of Panton. The funeral was held
at the house Wednesday at ten o'clocl:
III inc morning.
Chester Hawkins Of Fcrrisburgh was
brought before Justice G.. +. o. Eimbali
Saturday afternoon charged with assault
on his wife. Gertrude. After 4 hearing he
was bound over in tho sum of 800 for
his Appearance Mt the December term OF
Addison county court.
AS Mr.. and Mrs Franz; Parents were
driving Sunday their horse dropped dead
from heart failure. The occupants were
thrown out of the wagon but not hurt.
Tho committee appointed last spring
at the special city meeting. held for the
purpose of arranging for a pure water
supply for domestic purposes. have en-
gagged j. p. White of Providence, II. L.
to bore an artcsian we'll above g. L. Lc-
Rocuf's ice house. Tho well has already
been sunk to the depth of about 100 feet,
bur no water has yet been found
G. w. Wadron OF Addison. n veteran
Of the civil War. fell from an apple tree
Tuesday. No bones were broken, but
one OF his shoulders was thrown out Of
Joint and he was severely bruised.