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AT ROOSEVELT HOME.
President mmd Family Seek Rest at
"Pinc Knob"

Richmond. Va. Dec. a'.-'rho President
and Mrs Roosevelt and thcir children.
Ethel, Itcrm,; and Archie. arrived at
North Garden. below thnrluttcst He. this
afternoon and took vehicles thor" for the
1.-mjlc drive to pine Knob" the I,ooSc-
vclt country home in Albemarlc county
whore the presidential party arc comfort
ably established tonight. They will re-
main til sunday.
Tho boys will hunt the Albcmarlo rab-
bits The President desires to make his
holiday one of as complete rest and re-
laxation as possible. There was crowd
1T tho station in Charlottesville. which
he passed through en- route to North Gar
ldcn, to see the President but there was no
spcechmlking. At North Garden there
was presented to Mrs. Roosevelt by one
Of the residents Of the village bunch OF
msll.toe which she smlingly ackhowl-
edged.
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WHITING

Dr. and Mrs. Phelps of Now Haven,
Conn, are the guests Of his parents here.
Mrs. Parker starts Thursday for Pitts
burg. Pa. where she will spend the re-
mander of the winter with her son and
family Mr.. Phillip Cloyes will accompany
her as FAR as Albany. Webster
returned home Tuesday evening from Il
five months western trip-Mrs. Warren
Baldwin returned homo from Massa-
chusettS last week. where she was called
by the seriously illness Of her mother
Her mother IS improving. Phillip Cloyes
of Middlebury was in town Sunday.-Miss
Isabelle Phelps is home from New York
IN visit.--Miss Florence Williams and
Miss Dora Hitchcock are home from c.
Y. S. through the holiday vacation.-Nr
Dole is the guest of her brother Mr.
French at Robert Woostcr's. Mrs. Tabor
was Il recent guest of her sister. Mrs. f.
A. Bdldwin.--Mr and Mrs Frank
Wooster visited friends IN Cornwall last
Week.-Mrs.. Carrie Casey visited in
Brandon Friday.-Thc Baptist Christmas
tree and exercises will be held WcdnCs-
day evening. john Aines was in Brandon
on business Friday.-Miss Edith Stevens
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T.. r
WailC.
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AMERICANS IN DANGER.
Feared Russians viii Seize Explosives
OF New York Air Brake Go.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 2,.ll;36 n. m.-7'h4
Associated Press learns that Mr.. Meyer,
the American ambassador. made repre-
sentatious 10 the Russian government re-
gardne the danger and the necessity for
the protector of the property and en-
ploycs of the New York Air Brake conf
pany at tubortzi. an industrial town near
Moscow and that he was promised that
the protection desired would be given i'm
medctcly III case of emergency. This
perhaps accounts for the prompt action
OF General Doubassofi. soverrorgcnerai
Of Moscow, IL despatohng a sdua dron OF
dragons To Lubertzi yesterday.
1t is also learned that there was fear
that the insurgents would attempt Ia
seize the works Of the company. which
contain a large stock of explosives. the
having been engaged in the man
ufacture Of shrapnel for the Russian gov
ernmcnt dur.ns the war.
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HEAO0N COLLISION
Montreal Expire Struck through
Freight near 18th Royalton
ST. IN.
PASSENGER = SHAKEN UP
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Messenger md Nnil Clerk Injured
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BUSINESS MAN A ROBBER.
COnfcsses 10 Burglar,xing .JcwcIry
Store.

Scranton, Pa. Dec. 21t'rank \. Tisdel
who Is in partnership with his father in
Scrantons leading gun shop. was arrest
ed to-day on suspicion of robbing Kill
berg's jewelry store last Thursday night
and after being taken to police head
quarters, confessed. He returned five
watches and some silver ware. but denied
all knowledge of II bag containing $500
worth Of diamonds. which Jewcler Kilborg
alleges was taken with the rest of the
plundcr.
On the night Of the burglary an over
coat belonging to Assistant city Con-
trOllcr ..-orris WAS taken from an adjon-
ing tailor shop. To-day Morris recognized
the coat on Tsdcl. lie notified the police
with the result that they found the coat
and other booty in Tisdcl's store. Tisdel
offers no explanation of his strange con-
duct. Hc has hitherto been looked upon
as AN upright citizen and a reputable
business man.
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LEICESTER.

\ largo gathering of relatives met NJ
the homo Of Frank Johnson on Christmhi ;
day to partak" ot a tountiiui rcpast.
both dinner ana suplcr. and enjoying tn"
blessings OF a fun day.-Frank Clark.
travelling salesman. spent Christmas at
Frank Johnsons with his wife and other
fricnds.-liarl"y Fletcher has gone TO
Jersey city for the winter accompanied
by his aunt. Mrs. partlow. who has spent
several months with friends horc.-Miss
lnez Fiskc Of Burlington visited friends
in town last wcek.Ioyal KELSEY has re-
turned home after spending "A week IN
brooklyn, y. Y.-The pupils OF the Bran
don high school are home for two weeks
vacation. Kings Daughters met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. l'ro"n-
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GOOD PROSPECTS FOR MARBLE
VIII lnrrcasc-t labor Disturbance
Mny Interfere.

Rutland. Dec. 2,.--'iraVolinc rcprc-
scntatv"s of the Vermont Marble COM
panN iill the hotels here Tonight. They
are here on their annual trip to re-
c"iVc instructions and route lists for
1906 Hnd tn report on conditions Of the
marbl" trad" all over tho tnitcd States
fh"y assert that tho wear has been the
most prosperous in the history Of tho
marble industry. They prophesy that
the coming year will see more Yer
mont marble used. ny u large margin,
than that from all of the other States
combined. Western statesmen report
excellent trade conditions there with
largo crops and money market easy.
All of the largest cities of tho West
arc using more marble iii buildings
than ever before and for richness of
effect it is even in greater demand
than granite.
inc various uliarrics in central Vermont
are counting on Il PROSPEROUS year in 1906
but there is talk of dscontentmcnt among
many workmcn and the American Fedora
tion of Labor is said to hc quietly whip-
ping tho workmcn into line for "a stand
which will ultimately mean Il demand
for SHORTER hous and a e'ic'i increase.
II is learned here that the movement Will
be simultaneous with that of the Barre
workmen. While tho quarry owners prob
ably are aware of this smouldering dis
content on the part Of n large number of
workmen. they have not been aware of
the fact that an organizer has been at
work among thcn.
Congressman Charles NJ. Fowler of New
Jersey, proprietor OF the Rutland Flor
cucc Marble co. of Fowler WAS IL, thic
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MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Ogdensburg. y. V. Dec. ., a,.-Captain Or
man u. Johnson. aged G5 years. foreman,
was instantly killed at the George lIall
Coal company's derrick in this city this
afternoon. Captain Johnson was under
revolving loading machine oling IN.
cog wheels. His presence there was nm
known TO the engineer. who moved the
machinery. crushing Mr.. johnson Ia
death.
ogd.nsblng, ~ ". Dee. 27--Ganlc pro-
tcctors who returned to-day from II search
for nets IN Black lake report having cap-
turcd six monster nets covering distance
of nearly ono milo in Lonesome bay. The
nets were placed in the lake before ice
formed last month aud were found 10 hc
flll ut pike and pickoIcL
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rERRIsBURoH.

Prof q. *. Collins, principal of tho
high school ut Nalatic. y. v, and M!sscg
Bertha and katharinc. teachers a,
Granville and LIbortN. n. ". arc at tho
home or their parents, Judge and Mre
u. w. Collins. for the holiday vacation.
The Christmas exercises at tho Motho-
dist Church Monday evening passed off
nicely. a large congregation was enter
tanned with special music and rccitations
by tho children with u few words from
the pastor tho Hcv. ~. 4. Wood
Charles A. Tuppcr. superintendent of tio
Sunday school was presented with an
easy chair and an unnown quantity 81
'iilthy lucrc" was bestowed upon the
pastor. In addition to the numerous gitts
FOR the children from n richly laden tree.
Mrs. BERT Allen of New Haven is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. y. IL. Sherman
Miss Sarah Dean professor OF domestic
science at Northficld Seminary. Mass.
and Miss Lucy bean, pursuing a course
Of study at Union Springs, y. v. are at
tho home Of their parents tho lion. and
Mrs. ". ". Dean, for the holdays.--On
Monday afternoon January -. 1906 at -."o
there will bc II general conference held
IN the Congregational chapel for tho
teachers OF the town. conducted ~ the
Hon. Mason s. stone superintendent -.
education for Vermont. In the evening
at 73o in tho auditorium cf the church
there will be u lecture hy Mr.. stone free
to all who arc interested in the cause
Of educatioi.M Miss Flora Booth cel"-
hrated her Soth birthday on Wednesday
December 20 by eivint, Il five O'Clock tea
which was attended by hor teacher and
several of her schoolmates.--Misa Jessie
Field Of Middiebuiy spent Christmas
here with her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. l..
W. Field annual m"etin- of tn"
Congregational Church and society VIII
bc held next I''ic.Iny January ,. iAfG at
two o'clock in the chapel of the church.
Merlin Calcf Of Iowa. student NJ
Goddard Seminary is spending the holi-
day vacation with his schoolmato. Ralph
Boot. \ part of last week he spent III
Charlotte visiting his friend. cyrus llors-
ford, another Goddard student.
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from tho hospital In Burlington after
undergoing a critical surgical opera =
tion. is sinking fast and IT Is not be-
three days.
There was largo attendance upon
tho Baptist sunday school exercises in
commcmoration OF Christmas Tues
day night aud everything passed off
very Pleasantly. Jackson. tho Artist"
represented old santa Claus and there
were presents for almost everybody,
tho young people being highly pleased
with the generous tashion in which
they had been treated and entertained.
Mcssrs. Ezra Turner ard William =.
Waugh have returned from Buring-
ton. whore they spent several days
during tho Christmas season.
IIcnry II. Best of the Register Office
force has returned from a Christmas s
visit with relatives in Morrisvillc.
rho butter ana cggs market drop
ped fcw points this week. the for
NOR selling at 90 cents and tho latter
at 80 cents per doz"n.
r.. l.. lIcmcnway has returned from
a two weeks visit in Rutland
Arthur NJ Coffin returned 10 Eos
ton Tuesday aftcr spending tho Christ a
mas holidays as Il guest OF Mrs. Coffin
at the Addison.
Piper e. Goycttc's ambulance and
hcarsc went to Bridport yesterday to
attend the funeral uf young Mr Rais-
dell. tt son of Dr. Raisdell OF that
place. The deceased was - gra1uat Q
of the Albany business college and
was bookkceper for a firm in Rens-
salacr. lie became quite III n fow days
ago and died quite suddenly from
tInhoiJ f,vsr
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Chrimas exercises for the children were
held at the Friends Church Monday even
speaking. Stephen Young is home from
PORT leicester. y. V. for the holidays.-A
company Of about 20 relatives mot at the
home Of T. II. Young Christmas enjoy
ing a very social visit. there was Il tree
for the little ones. which they seemed to
ENJOY Miss Adah and Emma Halock are
lohc on vacation from their schools
Clarence lhrdsall is able to be out again.
-F'liza Follansbcc and lady and Mr..
ana Mrs. Roy Hurlburt are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Follansbee
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NORTH FERRIsBURcH.

Mrs. Dcna. wifi. ot Edgar I;oburds, died
at hcr home on Monday morning. after
loss than II weeks illness. from q severe
attack oi pneumonia. Mrs. Roburds va
a lady Of rar" attainments. and will bo
greatly missed by large number Of
friends. who will always hold her mcn.-
ory in high esteem and remember her un-
selfish lilo which for the greater part has
been spent III caring for other and much
older people. The funeral WAS held at
her late homo ON Wednesday at one
o'clock.--Mr.. Lucinda Allen has gone to
Mddlebury to spend the week ut Henry
Haminonds s-Capt. George Martin Mrs.
Martin and son of Amherst. Mass. are
guests at his brothers. Carlos Martin. IS.
y. Allen and family are spending the holi-
days at Mrs. Frank Nelson's in Pawlet. -
Miss Tcssie Eissett is al home from Cas-
tletor, and Clayton Biss"tt from Buring-
ton Business College.--Rooney Seguin ha =
gone 10 St. altuss>sstiner Fla. for the WIN
ter.Miss Irene Beiz has returned tn L.r
home in Toledo, Ohio. for n short visit
before commencing the winter term OF
the Champlain Valley :, hool. Tie closing
exercises OF the Champlain Valley school
were held at Allen hail last Thurstla V
evening and were greatly enjoyed 10y all
present. The pupils reflected much credit
upon their teacher and at the close of the
exercises. through the Kindness of 5. y.
Allen presented Miss Boltz with a piece
Of fin" china.-'rhe dancing class held its
last party on Wednc sday evening; when
Miss B"ltz was remembered with piece
of silver. Mrs. w. H. Orr and Mss
Frances Wheeler with fine china as :,
token of appreciation and good will. by
those who have been in n;tendance.-M MI
and Mrs. George Young OF Williamstown
arc guests AZ Carlos Martins.
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ORWELL.

c. l. Raymond and sister. Helen. OF
Glens Falls. y. Y. are with their par
elts for IL days. Mr.. a.d Mrs. }. O..
Raymond. Mrs Or. q. Murray Is with
her people IN Cuttingvillc for Christmas.
Miss Julia Atell. Miss Ruth Wilcox.
Miss Mabel Wells. Miss Christine
Mellon. Miss Maud Meac1am Miss
Maud Smith and Rolln Smith ar" all
home for Christmas.-G NJ. Wright Of
New York city is with his brother. col
W. B. Wrignt.-Thc Christmas enter
tainnent and tree in town hall proved
"A FIJI success as usual with large at
tendancc.A series nj religious meetings
Will commence Monday evening, January
!, in the Congregational Church. tho
Rev. Il. Swift Will be assisted by tn,
Rev. Mr.. Barstow OF Manchester
Charles Blair has gone to Putnam, "
y, 10 spend Christmas.
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DEATH OF AN OLD EDITOR.

Rochester n. v. Dec. 2'.-William Pur-
CELL FOR many years editor of the Union
and Advertiser. died this evening. lie
had not been actively engaged in news
paper work since 1900.
Mr. Purcell Was born in Fort Covinston,
Franklin county, \. v. August l.. 1850
His parents removed To this city when IL
was three years Of age and lie hdL since
made his homc here. lie worked as car.
rier boy for the Daily Advertiser. one OF
the predecessors of the Union aud Adl,,.
tis.r. and later on went into the ollie,
ana learned the printers trade.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Grace Twitchcll Is home from
Plattsburgh Normal school for the hoi-
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elliot OF
Montreal are the guests of Mr. Eliots
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gray i:lliot.--Alr.
and Mrs. l.. q. SutrteVlnt OF TicOnler-
oga. \. y, arc visiting their children
here. Miss Mollic HAMILTON Is homo from
Northhed seminary, Mass. for the holl-
days --Hcrt l)ode" OF Proctor spent
Christmas day with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs l.. L. Hodge.-J. l.. Shan and little
daughter, Lena, are visiting in Ecnning-
ton-Mr Young. who has been in the
employment of l.. q. Thompson for the
past two on three years. has bought 4
place in Lincoln and is moving his family
there. Cameron Sprgg was home fran
West Rutiand over Christmas. The
Christmas cAerclMS at the NclhcdiSt
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

The christmas tree exhibit Monday
night was largely attended. Mrs. Rem
frew had the children under good prac-
ticc. Mrs. Collins of East Monkton pre-
sided at the organ and T.. \. Miles acted
the part Of Santa Claus.--The Eddy girls.
Mary and Mable. are home for Christmas
from Northampton, Mass. Miss Will
Jams came with them.A family Christ
mas tree also made its appearance at the
home of s. and 4. A. Miles on Saturday
night Their daughter, Ellen and How
ard Thompson of Lincoln were present
making 13 to enjoy the occasion.
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SALISBURY

john Kelsey WAS op, rated npon Tor
appendicitis on Sunday last, pr. Reed of
this place and Drs. White and Martin
from Mddlebury performed the operation.
A, tins writing he is as comfortable AS
could be eXpected.-Mr and Mrs. George
Whitney returned from their wedding
trip last weck.-Mrs: Morgan from the
west part OF the town was recent guest
ut a. r.. Whitheys.
Orlo Bump. who has been sick foi
some time with typhoid fever is better
The Christmas concert at the church
Sunday evening passed on nicely.-Mr.
ana Mrs. J. N. Arial visited friends in
Brandon Monday.--Frank Sampson has
moved to Whiting. George Farmer has
moved into the house vacated by Mr.,
Sampson.--AIr and Mrs. Joseph Matott
Of Rutland are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. William I'ranch.
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Mrs. Il. lf. l.oardnan and granddaush-
Ter arrived at l.. u. Boar,lniuns from
Ptisiord last week k-Mlss Norah Peel,
went recently to Fellows Falls, where she
has "A position. THE Rev. Mr.. INN of Proc.
tor was the guest of Mrs. Partridge last
week on dnesday.-Augusiu Mat.
thows died It his home on North street
last Thursday night after brief illness
Funeral services were held on Sunday
Mrs, Matthew. II some wha improved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28

President Roosevelt has shown his
earnestn"ss in his desire 10 establish
u great national art gallery at Wash
ington IN a letter To the board of r.
gents of the Smithsonian institutions,
urging promptncSs in accepting ihr
offer of Charles l.. rrccr 10 hr0ueath
his collection TO the scNcrnmeut.
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WEDDING IN MIDDLEBURY.
:. Alice t'mshmnmm and ". \. nrnkr
nitcd In Marriage.

Eiiddlcbury, loc. .,.--'l'lo social event Of
|. carly winter in MiddlcburN was the
|lrriacc this evening "f Miss Alice clsh-
|in. daughter of Mr., aud Mrs. Oscar II.
(shlnau at Midd! ilrN, +" Mortimer \.
fakc of Ticondcruga. \. v. winch oc-
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Church passed or very pleasantly. Two
well laden trees furnished fruit for old
and young. Tho music was fine and the
exercises by tho little people were en-
ccDtiOnJ lly we'll rtnd.rcd
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SHoREHAM.

Miss Catlin returned from New York
on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moore Of burlington spent Christmas :
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Moore Miss
Ina Smith OF Warehun, Mass, Is with
her mother. Mrs. sally Smith. for tho
Il holdays-Word has been received from
Sivas. Turkey. of a son born to the Rev.
and Mrs. e. G. Partridge. November ~
Mrs w. n. Plat Is in Boston for the
holidays.--E. II. Moore has returned
from New York.--Wesley Larrabce. who
has been in failing health for some
weeks. passed away Saturday evening
There will be sociable and supper
for the benefit of the library, IN the
ladies' rooms under the congregational
Church. in Shoreham, on the evening
of January 8, 1906. from 6 to p. m.--
Mr. and Mrs. r.. q. Farnham entertained
Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. e. IT, Farm
ham and family of sudbury. Mr.. and
Mrs George Kelley and the Misses
Kelley of brandon. and Mr., ana Mrs.
Russell Farnham of Providence, Il. l.
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Tho topic for tho Christian EndeaVor
meeting at the Baptist Church next;
Sunday evening will be i.ooliing Back
ward" Miss Minnie Elli.,rl. leader -
Miss Ethel Tucker WIS - home from
her East Middlcbury school ,Ncr Christ
mas.-Mr. aud Ms. \. II. stevens of
Whiting spent Christmas with \. H.
sumner aud familY.--tI. 8. Brown of
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-22
Announcement
y y y

Mr. T. l. Niehol. takes pleasure IN announcing that 70
has secured the srrees 81 Miss NJ Bns of the leading
dfrssnakrFso the foe h suit and coat department.
She will have fall charge IL this department aud Of all the
alterations 20 the garments Ia this way b. guarantee
that every garment that goes Of the will give
pce satisfaction with respect % style aud it, Mss Bnss will
also be- glad Ia give suggestions with gar dress goods
aud trimmings complete assortment Of which will always lie
kept on hand. While Mr. l.. H. Nichols was IN New York
City ho secured the services II buyer who will keep the new
suit and coat department filed with the aiss, garments aud
novelties that into the market In this way hc furn
sh hs with not only the regulation suit, and coats
bat also evening aud reception dresses opera aud wraps
aud ia fact aLyhng that b. obtained in the market lie
will send ior anything approval that he does keep
stock thus iry 60 meet all your wants aud needs