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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-28

University in Mortified last week.-Mrs..
X. w. Dunsmoor and Master Carl Of
burlington are visiting at II. =. Wor-
cesters.-Mrs. Emma Howe Edwards
wife of the late Deacon Wilbur +. Ed
wards, who died Wednesday evening
June 20, was born in Sterling Mass.
Dec. IL, 1899. She was the daughter of
Arab and Susan Howe, formerly of this
town. She was married to Wilbur +. Ed
wards on October 81 1888, and had lived
In the house where she died for about
forty years. Tho Rev. Il. Sargent of
Mortified oniciated and the interment
was the Roxbury camctery.--Mrs r.. A.
Tilden and Mrs. Melissa Warner are visit
ling friends in Woodstock.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. +. j. Hanley of East Granville
was IN town rccently.-Miss Alice Crossett
of Montpelier was the guest of her cou-
sin, Mrs. T.. =, circuit, the first of the
weok,-Miss Dorothy Slayton of North
field Is spending some time with her
aunt and uncle, Mr., ana Mrs. T.. T.
Orcutt-Miss Laura Averll * visiting
friends in Warren Edmund SlaNton was
in town recently ON his way 10 Warren.
Mrs, A. r. Brigham ana Master Arthur
of West Brookiied, Mass, are visiting
relatives in town.-Mrs, w. j. Carpenter
and Miss Winfred were IN Mortified
Wednesday, and Mrs. William Snow
and Miss Florence of Auburndale. Mass,
called on old acquaintance here for sew
eral days the first of the week Misses
Bess Hamme't and Winifrei Ellis at
tended the commencement at Norwich
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Frederick Billings Of Woodstock
has very generously offered to give 500
- the new church fund provided the
$1,000 to $1,000 now needed 10 complete 1t
are raised by the September / and the
society does not mortgage the church or
borrow its funds. Nearly all in tho
church have already paid all they can
and help must come from outside II the
money is raised.-Curtis Fowler has sold
his farm to Edward DusO of Montgomery
for $500 and Fowler moves to North
, Troy.-Jay Percy has sold his farm to
Mr. Barbage OF New York, to be occupied
by Joseph Rye. Percy has moved to New
York.-Mr. Snow OF Newton, Mass, is
spending few days with his family at
Mr. Pauls.-Mrs. Brown and friend of
1rasbureh are the guests Of Mrs. David
I Hitchcock. ana Mrs. Royce Hous-
, ton and son are spending a few days in
ST. Johnsbury.-Mis Mildred Bell is
spending a few weeks with relatives in
! Boston and Providence-Mrs. Fred John
son and son, who have been at j. D.
Johnson's, returned to her home in
Manchester, n. H., Monday.-Mrs. Ed
J ma Cross of Manchester, \. IL, is eX-
pecting 10 see her brother Rodney Foster
, the first of July.-Mrs. Rodney Foster
and daughter returned Thursday from
10 days in Franklin North and Sutton
, Que.-Mrs. MAYNARD of Lowell has been
! spending a fortnight with her son.
Charles Maynard Friday about
; night during the very severe thunder
storm to cupolu of Mr.. La Francis S
barn was struck. Eight cows and two men
were Frustrated. Three of the COWS were
unable to stand till after II p. m, and
one man was very stiff tho next day
. Frank Barnes of Lowell had eight cows
killed at the same timed. T.. Wright
, had his driving horse shot Sunday as
lockjaw had developed. supposed to be
the result of being hurt by lightning
Mrs. +. s. Miller has been suffering from
lumbago for several days.-Mrs. c. H.
Wiley and three children of Island Pond
are at her mothers, Mrs Willard
Farman's, for the summer.-Ernest Law.
renee of Montpelier and Harry Lawrence
of Burlington came Monday to visit f.
II. Hitchcock and other relatives-Arad
Brown moves to Troy this week-Presid-
I ing Elder II. w. Lewis OF ST. Johnsbury
holds quarterly conference In the Metho.
dist Church Friday morning-Calvir
Eastman and family from near Sher-
brooke are visiting Mrs. X. If. Wright
The Rev. John Jenkins OF Creston, Iowa
Is visiting his niece, Mrs. II. O. Miller
Mr. jenkins brought the remains of hi,
wife to Walden for interment.-L Fri,
day evening at the invitation of Mrs
Jenkins about score of the friends OF
the Rev. r. A. jenkins surprised him ant
congratulated him on being 20 pears old
Ice cream and cake were served, a YER,
PHEASANT evening was enjoyed by thos,
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Josephine Briggs of Somervile,
Mass, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Arlotta Durkee. Herbert Bennett has re-
turned from Mendon, Mass, whore he at
tended a reunion of the company In
which he served druing civil War
Lora Chadwick, formerly n resident now
of Boston, Is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Perry Eellum.-Mrs. George tTaCkott,
who has been in Hanover the past few
weeks. returned home last week Mrs.
Simpson of Portland, Maine, is the
guest of Mrs. Daniels, hcr Sistcr.--Dr.
and Mrs. a. B. Rlsbec of Montpelier were
in town over Sunday.-Mrs. ID. T.. Dear
ing and infant daughter returned iast
week from "a visit To Randolph.-Mr
George shepard Naile and infant son,
who had spent two weeks with
relatives in town. returned last week to
their home in ilardwick. st. Johns day
was observed Sunday morning in the
Congregational Church, the Masonic fra
ternity and O. +. s. attending in body.
Tho Rev s. &. Goodwin delivered an OK
cellent sermon. The church was Hastily
decorated with palms. ferns. evergreen.
laurel and syrngas, under the direction
of Mrs. Ernest ITcwtt.-Miss Isabelle
Martin was in Waterbury, last week to
attend the wedding Of her cousin News
has been received of the death Of Henry
Conant, aged 2S years, at Trenton, ~ J.
He was a native of this town and was
employed as an attondcut In an insane
hospital near that city. a negro inmate
took a crazy spite against Mr. Conant.
fracturinG his skull and causing his
death soon afterWard. Mrs. Albert Ner-
rill and daughter. Olive. left on Sunday
afternoon for Iowa, where she will visit
| her sister the coming two months
| Principal g. A. Stetson has gone to his
! home in Hanover. Mass, to spend the
summer vacation.-As Mrs. Fred Lcac
| and daughter. Hazel were driving into
town from East Barnard last Saturday y
morning, dog jumped ont from some
bushes into the road, frightening the
| horse 50 that It became unmanageah HI,
ana went down an omhankmont Both
occupants We're thrown out and slightly
| injured and the buggy was somewhat
| demolished. Mrs. Lcao ana daughter
were taken int" tho home Of Mrs. Will
lam Bingham. - physician summoned
and whom Mr. rcao. who was tnlephonc1
for, arrived they had 50 far recovered
| for to go home with him Mrs. Trash
| has gone to Troy, y. Y, whore she IS
visiting relatives for a few weeks.
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CALDWELL is RELEASED.
No Evidence That He Robbed the Car
nMrn at MOntpelier.

Montpelier, June Els. A, Caldwell
conductor on the Barre and Montpelier
Burlington June II charged with bur-
glariZlng the safe at the car barn on
the night of May 90 was discharged
from custody today by city Judge r.
NJ. Harvey after a preliminary hear
ing that lasted two and half days,
From the mass of testimony intro
duced the court found nothing that
would warrant sending the respondent
over TO tho grand jury in September
The safe at the car barn was bur-
slarized on the night of Memorial
day and several hundred dollars IN
cash was taken.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Albert Haskill and Miss Amanda Whee-
Ter were united in marriage at the Con-
gregatonal parsonage in Cabot on We'd
nesday, June 20, by the Rev. d. l.. Hill
lard-The childrens da:' exercises which
have been deferred. will take place next
Sunday.-Mrs. Even spoke very accept
ably to the people here last Sunday and
In the evening gave an interesting report
of the state missionary meeting recently
held in Burlington.-B. A. Phelps. who
has faithfully served in the capacity of
rural letter carrier over this route nearly
one and one-half years has resigned and
Verne r. Hudson takes his placer. A.
Sahin has lately suffered two or three
sudden attacks Of Illness and Is quite
feehle.-Abbie Minard has returned to her
work in East Calais Walter Jacobs was
IN the nlnrn SunlaN
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GAYSVILLE.

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d r"S'IN'"" III ''MI' ""' '''''u ~ 'l'
'"'4N' ny s'"u't "o'"'H "'''' '"''' TO-
dt lHe age OF :" E'"iH an" ''N"t "aN :
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'I''S to"h put III III" county ''I" Sta'e'
"u' hloSt Vi an III 'ile i"Ih' ne Iel'' ana
III ule MONIES Oh 50 many VII" Ma" leHried
|" depend on MN 1or heiP ana sympathy
MS '"St n'thoaN' W"''h was jun H.
was Npo", III "F'tS ~ saw VIZ me VI 4"
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PROCTOR.

VII and Mrs. T. b. Haley, who re-
Gently returned from their wedding trip
10 montreal nave come here to live. MIR
iaIeN having position as assistant
depot agent to John Markham. Watson
huIourt traveller for the Boston branch
or Inc Vermont Marble company and
one of his cousins, John A. cote of New
Bedford, Mass. have been in town
for few days Elaborate urepara-
tons have been made for the 4th Of
July cel"hration- Miss Emily n. Proctor
OF Brockton, Mass, is in town for a
snort Vacation.-Iester Vail of L. V NJ
was over Sunday the guest of his
brother, John, assistant clerk to Judge
Butler.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED f. IN fourth pnge)
BELv1DERE.

1t is reported a bear was seen IN Mrs.
A. Stygles's pasture reconty.-Lonne
Davis is visiting friends in West Enos"
burgh-M. c. Shattuck and Mrs. James
McCuen remain about the sanc.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. Davis and sister of Hyde
Park visited their brother, NJ. j. DAVIS
over Sunday..-Mrs. Eta Richardson ana
Master Paul of Cambridge visited at NJ
l., Davss last week.-W. II. Shattuck
of Fairfield station and +. O. Shattuck
of Burlington. who have been visiting
their father, NJ. G. Shattuck, have re-
turned home.-Mrs. James Brown Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. x. NC
CUM
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

very pretty home wedding took place
at the home of Ny. and Mrs bryant IN
Ratesvile Wednesday, June 20, when thelr
daughter, Florence. was married to Harry
Moulton of this place. The kew. MI
Christie oniciated, light refreshments
were served. The happy couple l"ft on a
short trip to Boston and Vicinity ON thef
return they will reside here, whore the
groom is employed as hookeepef Tor
the Frost Veneer Seating co.
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Paul. Mimi. visited at A. d. and f. A.
Braggs last week. Mr.. Upham is State
librarian and secretary Of the Minnesota
Historical society.--Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Griggs OF Barre are spending their sum
mer vacation with a. y. and +. A. Bragg
and other friends in town-Henry Belts
has bought the place known as the Col
ton farm of J. c. Grlgg's of Barre; con
sideration sS00John H. SMALL re-
turned Thursday from Huntington, p. O.,
where he had been to attend the funeral
of his aged mother.-Mrs. John n. SMALL
has gone to Boston to visit her sisters
there.-Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Bragg visited
friends In Barre. Montpelier and Berlin
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ROCKINGHAM.

During the recent thunder shower the
barn belonging to the estate of the late
Rev. j. Allen Leach was struck and
Edgar Farr. who was in the barn. had a
narrow escape from instant death. The
bolt passed down one leg tearing his
clothes and leaving his leg black and
blue
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EAST MONTPELIER.

An infant was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cooley last Saturday nght.-Mr.
and Mrs. Bernie Cullom are the parents
of dauchter.-About % went 10 the pic
mic at Woodbury. last Saturday.-T. s.
Cummings, who wont to "A sanitariu,n
In Burlington last week had n shock
Monday and is very low Austin Tenn
pleton spent few days last week with
relatives in Randolph.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NO USE FOR THEM.

Madam, | would like to
show you the beautiful silver forks
thai we are giving away with every
half dozen bars of Skinhynt Soap"
Lady of the House--"We don't never
ca with forks in this house They
leak."-Woman's Home Companion for
July.
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MARSHFIELD.

Schools in town close next Friday,
June 29.-Miss Grace Brown has complet-
ed her labors for NJ. i. Beckley and has
gone to Barre. where she has employ
meut,-Verne II, Hudson has been ap-
pointed rural letter carrier to fiji the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Bernis A. Phelps. Mr.. Hudson's appoint
ment will take effect July /.
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Good Place Is Needed for Okla
homa.
II viii Come in with Indian Territory
as One Of the Great states Of the
Union-WilI Outrnnk Many
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Wealth md Resources.

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who braved the storm and a few dollars
given him for a souvenier of the occas-
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TAYsTON.

Mr.. and Mrs, Warren C. Upham OF ST
Evening journal., 1906-10-31
FROM YESTERDAYS LAST EDITION
LAWYERS STILL
AFTER VOTES
Appeals From Registration
Being StOutIy Contested Be-
fore Ju &c SpTuanCe

Resident Judge spruance resumed the
hearing OF appeals from registration
To-day and viii sit again tomorrow
to take up cases that were continued
this morning until that time. j. Frank
Ban and several other attorneys rep
resented the Democrats and Philip L.
Garrett ana II. r. Joslyn looked after
the interests Of the Republican party.
Objection was withdrawn TO the
registration Of Frank Price, colored, in
Pencader hundred. and his name was
allowed to stand.
Augustus Coleman. Democrat. who
was refused registration in the First
election district OF the Eleventh repre-
sentative district because he could not
produce his naturalization papers. pre-
sentcd these papers TO the court to-day
and his name was ordered put on the
list OF voters.
The name Of John O'Rourke. Demo-
crat, who also registered in the
First election district OF the Eleventh
district was ordered stricken off as
he could not prove residence in Dela-
ware during the whole of last year.
In the case Of Patrick McMullin, one
Of the men employed on the new city
reservoir, in Brandywine hundred,
which was continued to allow him to
get his naturalization papers, he failed
to produce the papers and his name
was accordingly ordered stricken from
the list.
The following names we're added to
the lists: Everett Brinckiey, Repubii-
can: William Thomas. colored, and
George Scott. Democrat. Thise strick-
en- from the list included; Joshua Coff-
man. colored Burton Lewis Democrat;
Joseph A. McCaulley and w. L. Taylor,
also Democrats
The hearing from the appeal Of the
registration OF James p. Ratledge, was
postponed until tomorrow. He regist-
cred IN Pencader hundred and the
Democrats claim that ne is making his
home in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1906-10-31
TO DIVIDE THE
FRANCHINE

A lengthy session OF the Directors Of
the Street and Sewer Commission was
held This morning, the most important
matters brought to their attention in
GLIDING the improvement of one of the
park approaches and the division Of a
franchise recently granted the Com
mercial Light, Heat and Power Com
pany to use the streets for conduits for
the transmission Of electricity between
that company and the Delaware Trans
mission Company. The resolutions to
this effect, as presented by former
Senator Anthony Higgins, passed sec-
ond reading.
Under the proposed arrangement the
Commercial Company IS to be allowed
to use the streets for the transmission
Iof oil, gas or ar, the electric privilege
going to the Delaware Transmss. on
Company. Each corporation. in event
Of the granting OF the dividend fran
chise, to pay the sum Of $4,000 in
four equal quarterly payments. thus
equalling the $4,000 to have been paid
BY tho original company
The board also authorized the street
commissioner to macadamize the street
connecting the park at Nineteenth
street with the Kennett pike, thus do
ing away with a stretch Of muddy
roadway.
Lens were cancelled IN a number of
cases and Mrs. Walker was accorded
the privilege Of connecting her prop-
lerty at Ninth and Orange streets with
the sewer. Other petitions granted
were for curbing Tatnall street and
Hamilton court fo the Erfo,dcbir nm =
gine Company. and West Third street
labove Lincoln. besides installing a
street light there
New System of Paving
Considerable time Was devoted 10 a
idiscussion of the AArn,es method of
paving and the inventor appeared and
I presented his methods and claims "a
superiority, but action IN the matter
iof giving Il a trial was deferred pend
ing the report OF Mr.. Gray. who will
Inspect some Of the material now in
use at the park.
A petition for sewer connection for
six hou~es to be erected on West street
iabove Twenty-third. was referred to
tho city engineer.
Permission was granted to the Della
ware and Atlantic and the Wilmington
Light Power and Telephone companies
20 plant additional poles along the
etrects Of the city.
The payment of $3.50 for the new
flushing machine was authorized. as
we'll as the monthly payroll Of $50
Previous To adjournment Il was decided
10 meet ~ 10 o'clock next "wednesday
morning instead Of on election day.
Evening journal., 1906-10-31
Funerals Of To-day.

The funeral Of Thomas r. Ng.iy was
held from his late hsne No ll Norm
Monroe street at 10 O'Clock ih's morning.
High mass wns eeiebfaied ht g. Paurs
Church and intermcnt made ln csthc1-
rial Cemetery.
From his late residence. No. f9 North
Van Buren street, the funeral ~ Frank
IT, Reynolds aged 20 ycars took pace
at O'Clock this morning. Hish mass waa
celebrated at ST. Paul's Church and in
termcnt made In Cathedral Cemetery.
Tho funeral of Wnmos W. Woo'sey
AGED "a years. was held from the rcsl-
deuce Of his brother. chirlss A. weosee
No. 1926 Lancaster avenue az . O'Clock
this afternoon. Intorment was made In
silverbrook Cemetery.
The funeral Of Mary Irene Robinson
VII be held at go o'clock this Afternoon
at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Interment was made IN wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-10-31
SECRETARY TAFT
MAY BE PRESENT
Republicans Will Hold Mass
Meeiin9 in Dover opera
House Tom TrOW

epccial to The Evening Journal
DOVER. oct si.-The Republican mass
meeting TO De held IN the now One-a
House. Dover Tomorrow evening" VIII nc
addressed by some Of the most distin-
guishcd speakers of national Importance
as well rs prominent State orators,
United states senator Albert G. Bever-
idge has been invited, but sent letter
Senator Alice rcgretting his inability 70
be present because Of sudden Illness
fever. Secretary Of War william D.
Taft Is now talked Of for this lmportar
meeting
The Delawareans 10 speak arc Herbert
H. Ward. Robert II. Richards and d.
o. Hastings. a band and orchestra Will
be In attendance