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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

A GOOD and useful Christmas pres.
ent. the Star safety Razor, $50 and
upward, AZ olsmith's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

Mrs. J. A. Millard came In from
Goodnight this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

Get pound Of good coffee for your
Christmas dinner at Longaktrs, ii6
East Oklahoma, Phone No. 33
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Society

Mrs N. NJ Cockrell left this morn
ing for Mulvane, Kansas, to spend the
holidays with relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

Santa Fe train No. Is was three
hours late yesterday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

A. G. Gerfen, of Piedmont, is in the
city spending the holidays with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w Gerfen, 111g
West College avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21
RAILROAD RATTLE.

Brakeman Frank Lands will lay off
week during the holidays.
Travelling Auditor r. J. Kennedy, Of
the Santa Fe, was in the city today
from Topeka.
Santa Fe Detective Ohio Miller is
in Perry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

WOmen'S Waist Special
New creations in plaid silk waists
with clever panel down front, and
plated on both sides, long sleeves,
velvet trimmed, $1,000 O. e 90
values for ........... QOs 90
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Miss Freddie Rhudy, of St Joseph
Mo, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N
Melville Carter for the HOLIDAYS.
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Mayr w r. Gulick. Of Chandler,
vas in the city last evening attend
ng the meeting Of ths mayors and
.ity attorneys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-21

Coat Values That Are Real Bargains
Handsome new broadcloth and light
weight Kersey Goats, very dressy styles
copied from imported models, black brown
grey blue and tan, 81 inches long, collar
or cOllarleSs, sleeves with cuffs trimmed
with velvet and lined throughout with
ss;'o; ss5oo al. va1s si1s'- for Genuine . $14.O5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
ADDISON COUNTY COURT.

Mddlebury. June 2o.-The business of
Addison county court was resumed yes
terday after the recess from Saturday
afternoon. 1t was late when the court
started in on a new case. the third OF tha
term. will case entitled. in re will Of
Caroline w. Rogers. John .. Adams and
others, contestants and appellants. This
lis a Ferrsburgh case which Is OF unusual
Importance not only from the amount OF
money involved but also from the pecu-
liar compile atoms. Not much was done in
court yesterday, as It took most OF the
forenoon session to get jury empanelled,
and on account OF ths republican district
convention a recess was taken to SO 2.
m.
When court opened again the case went
forward rapidly for the remainder Of the
day up to five O'Clock.
The amount understood to he involved
in this will is about $500 or $1,000 The
beneflciaries are mostly church and BEN
evolent societies IN FerrIsburgh and else
where and the contestants are brothers
end other relatives of the deceased wom-
AN. Mrs. Rogers died in October last att
her home in Ferrisburgh and the disputed
will was made in the previous August
Frank l.. Fish and Frank w. Tuttls Of.
Vergennes are counsel for the proponents
of the will and the attorneys for the con-
testants are Judge c. 3. Palmer OF Burs
lington and Judge ". ii. Bliss OF Middle
bury.
1t begins TO look as though the term
would run up till tho middle Of July and
perhaps longer. There will not probabl
be much more court this week after to-
morrow, when the county convention wtlll
be on.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY
sWANToN.

The building on York street owned by
the State for several years was sold at
auction ny Fish Commissioner Thomas
Friday for sil5 to f. NJ. Prouty, Slas
Flynn of st. Adams acting as auctioneer
The bidding started at $500 and moved up
sll5 at s. bids. The building is about COX
81, two stories high. is on land leased
OF c. +. Smith and was originally built
for a buckle factory by Beeman Brothers
When the State went into propogating
pike this building was purchased by the
commissioners for hatchery. Later and
until this spring the bureau of fisheries
occupied it.
A. II. King, deputy collector in charge
at Rich ford, was in town Friday and
seized 400 pounds of wool at the freight
depot, The wool appears to have been
smuEglod from Canada into Richford,
carried TO st. Adams and thence to Swan
ton. 1t is an important case and was
well worked up and handled by Mr. King,
Henry Lapellc, son of Mr.. and Mrs
r. ID, Lapelle of this place, and Miss
Emma Jendrick were married Tues
day>at one o'clock at the home Of the
bride IN New York city Mr.. and Mrs
Lapelle left Tuesday night for trip
through Lake George and Lake Cham
plain and will arrive here Saturday
night for a two weeks visit at the
home of his parents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
WILLISTON.

Ethan Allen arrived from Chicago
Saturday and will arrange 10 take his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Allen, ha ok
with him. Ills father has become totally
blind and his mother has to get about
the house in a wheel chair since she
fell and broke her hip nearly two years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are old resi-
dents of this town.
Mrs. Joel Algcr and daughter were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Tarbox.
reContly,-Mrs. Markham LashawSr. is
seriously ill-Nirs. Prior is going home
for few days. and Miss Brothers will
take her place at Mr.. Barber s-Mrs.
W. r. TarhoX is spending a few DAYS
in Burlington.
The funeral Of Gurley Talcott was
held at the Methodist Church FRIDAY.
with interment in the East cemetery. Mr..
Talcott was n life long resident of this
town. He leaves a widow and one broth
or to mourn his loss-A horse belonging
to Markham Lashua has strayed or been
stolen from r. g. Johnson's PASTURE
Miss Guy y. Lamson and daughter
Mary, have been spending few
days in BurlnCton.--The Onaway club
met Wednesday night with Mrs.
H. O. w bitncV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21

largely on rains in harvesting districts
and private cable reporting damage in
tho Argentnes. Last prices showed Ia
Isc net advance. July closed 90Rc, Sept.
closed 50 Lie; Dec. closed 9OAc.
CORN-Receipts 1880 bu; exports, SO,
liz bu; sales, 10000 bu. futures; spot firm.
Option market at first was weaker owing
to poor cables and favorable weather
news but advanced sharply with wheat
closed IsM%c net higher. July closed 5sssc
Sept. closed 5s7sc; Dec closed 677sc
OATS-Receipts, 13s,6oo bu; exports. 20O
bu; spot steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio was steady. The
market for coffee futures opened steady
at unchanged prices to decline of five
points which was rather n disappointing
response to steady European cables and
ruled rather unsettled as n result OF near
month liquidation, n considerable part of
the business being In the shape OF
switches from July to later months. The
close was steady with prices net I'M
changed to five points lower. Sales were
reported OF $3.50 bags. including July,
S5.95a606; Sept. ss.15d6.cO; Dec, s6.4Od6 IS
March. $685.; May, ss75Q6so
SuGAR-Raw was firm; fair refining
&c; centrifugal, 96 test, 3lad3 1890: mo-
lasses sugar, 2aac; refined was firm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21

was enjoyed by all tho young people pres
ent.--Mss Hattie Rixby of tnderhill
visited her sister, Mrs. Martha Whitney.
few days this week. They expect to go
the last of the week to Barre to visit re-
latiVcs.- Miss Ethel IIoskns graduates
from the Johnson normal school this term.
Mrs. Sarah Narncy, window of the late
Vincent ID. Narucy, died at her home
Thursday of last week, after a long illness
in the End year of her age. Mrs Narney
was one of the old residents Of Jericho,
having resided In her late home many
years. She was n most kindly and hos
pitablo woman, always making welcome
friend or relative for a long or short visit
at her home. She is survived by n son.
Jud y. Narncy, and a brother Arthur X.
Morse. The funeral was held at her late
home Saturday afternoon, the Rev. p. G..
Abbey of Essex officiatcd and John A.
Smith, Ernest H. Smith. George NJ will
lard and James \. Morse acting as bear
ors. The intermcut was in the cemetery
at this village.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21

ciates. lie was a young man of good
parts. having made n good record in
school and having musical gifts of "A high
order He was quiet In manner, kindly
IN disposition and upright in conduct.
Tie was an attendant at the Baptist
fornia and later to Arizona to see If the
change would benefit his health hut re-
turned home In February not having inn
proved. lie is survived by his parents,
three brothers, Eugene of Los Angeles,
Cal. William OF this place md Ralph or
Now Hampshire, and two sisters, Mrs. j.
G.. liiloran Of Rankin, ILL.,. and Mrs T. f.
King of Prescott, Iowa.
The Ladies' Aid met with MIS-
stott at Essex junction Wednesday al
tcrnoon.-Chidrr's day was observed Mt
tho Baptist Church SundaN.-Miss Mary
peasc closed her school Friday ana gave
tho school "A picnc.--rrof KacliS of the
Y. G. I. has closed his school ana with
HE scholars made a trip to Mt Mansfield
last Thursdav.-Mlss stella Farnsworth
yiAitcd friends in Burlington Sunday
Miss Mary Booth Is lll-Mrs Ollie Tyler
underwent a very serious operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. returned
home Monday much mproved.--l. j. Blk
by of the Central Telephone company
went Monday to Grand Isle with a gang
Of men TO do some construction work for
Tho cOmuauV,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
SHELBURNE.

very pretty wedding was solemnzed
a. ST. GATHERINGS church Tuesday mora
ing when the two daughters of Napoleon
Duby were married by the Rev. Father
Campeau, Miss Louisa Duby becoming
the bride of Arthur Nichols, and Miss Car
RTE the bride of william Lessor. The brides
maid was Miss Alice Duby, cousin of the
brides, tho best man being Louis Duby,
brother of the brides. The young ladies
were becomngly gowned in white lans-
downe and wore y hite hats. The brides
maid wore a gown of white silk muslin
and large picture hat of blue and white.
After a wedding breakfast served at the
home of the brides aunt Mrs. Edward
Duby, they drove - Burlington where a
reception was held at the home of the
brides uncle William nuby. after which
they took the afternoon bc.t for a short
wedding trip. They will return to Shell
burne to reside
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Wilbur. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Morse and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Narnoy and daughter, Lena, attended the
funeral Of Mrs Sarah Narney saturday
-EXercises was held lor Children's day
Sunday at the Congregational Church
ana in the evening at the Baptist Church
Mrs. Haviland went from MI Fields
last week to visit in other towns in the
State.-The Woodmon held a dance in
the hall Friday night, which was well at
tended and enjoyed by all prescnt.-Mrs.
Martin Shattuck of Eden is visiting at
l.. +. Wilhur's Miss Ruth Selleck spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs Curtis
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting relatives here
returned TO their home in Holyoke. Mon
day morning.--A. D. Bradford of Green
field, Mass, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Fcrd McGinnis and
daughter Helen, We're visitors at NJ.
II. packard's Monday,-A lecture was
given Friday evening ana also Sunday
forenoon and evening, one on Home"
and the other on Foreign Missions"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Oliver Lawrence has moved rto the
house with George Warr'u.-Erncst Nor
ton l. i'll with the grippc-N. A. johns IS
moving back to town, His brother. Mitch
e., is going 10 occupy part Of the house
with him.--Ar. ana Mrs Ryan of FIctch-
er and MIR. ana Mrs. Thomas Of Lincoln.
Nch.. were the guests of their sister, Mrs.
William Leavott. tho first of tho week.
Mr.. NJ. +. brewster went to johnson
Wednesday to attend the graduation OK
oroiscs of the normal school.-D. f. Hanks
has moved into the rooms recently vaca-
ted by w. H. Cady.--Mrs. Michel Madi-
gan and daughters of Burlington are
guests of her sister. Mrs V. r. Sargent
Mrs. Casandia Ellis and Miss Kate Ellis
are visiting friends i'm Essex and West
fOrd.-TAe Willing Workers Will he enter
tanned by Mrs Mile Norton juno e. at
her homo.-Mrs. NJ t. brewster closed
her school Wednesday. The pupils having
no marks against their names were: Par
ker Beane and Ivan Dioire. Those having
no absent marks were George Brace Geo.
Divine, Mable Carpenter, Ruth Norton
and Harry Strong.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
KIDNAPPER SENTENCED.
Abductor of Freddie Nfuth Gets
Twenty Years,

Philadelphia. June 19,--"Had l the dis
position OF this case I would summon a
large number Of mothers here and turn
you over to their tender mercies; but as
the law fixes the penalty for crimes like
yours I can do nothing but commit you
without bail for the action Of the grand
Jury on the charge of Kidnapping"
These words were addressed by Magis-
trate Eisenbrown to John Joseph Kean,
the ahductor of Freddie Muth. the severn
year-old boy who was found yesterday.
after a six days search in vacant.
house in West Philadelphia.
The grand Jury found A true bill against
Kean and he was given an immediate trial
and convicted in less than an hour Tha
Judge sentenced tne prisoner to twenty
years imprisonment. From the time Of
Keans arrest until he was on his way
to the penitentary to begin sentence less
than twenty-four hours had elapsed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Ilbbard of Chicago is to he in
town for several weeks.-Mrs. Crane and
daughter, Sarah, of Burlington. have been
visiting Mrs. W, y. Root.-Mrs j. b. Will
liams goes to Brockton, Mass, to remain
a while with her daughter, Miss Carolyn
Williams-Miss Sophia Williams will soon
return from Proctor, She is to teach in
Massachusetts schools next year-Miss
Clough of Missouri! is visiting Samuel
Whalley and family.-The schools closed
this week,-Miss Kate Beach has been
visiting in Essex Junction.-The Ladies'
Aid cleared about SIS at their sociable-
W. w. Higbee has bought the George
Jabbert place of 80 acres,-John Spear has
returned from Boston.-Miss NJ. +. Jones
is putting In bath room and making
other improvements on her place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
WINoOsK1.

Mabel NJ. 'ourcN wfo of Walter l..
Plummor died Friday morning about
eight O'Clock at their home on the col
chester road after an illness of about
| two weeks. Tho exact cause of death
was toXacuia. Mrs. Plummcr was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Courcy
of SoAth Burlington and was 81 years
of age Eleven years ago she married
Walter Plu'umcr and had since lived
in Colchester a husband aud five
children, the youngest 10 months old
survive her She also has one sister.
Mrs. Edward Roach OF Rutland and
three brothers. Louis Courcy Of Wor-
! cester Mass, Frank of Burlington.
and Eugene Of Montpclior
a grcwsomc discovery was made Sun.
day morning when an eight months old
foctus Of a male child wa found in the
river near the rocks below the Colchester
mill of the Wooden mill plant. Fred Sey-
mour and another young man who were
fishing off the rocks first made the dis
covery and Immediately notified Health
officer L. \. Eurdick. Accompanied by
Seloctmon +. T. Bgwood and a Free
Press man. the health officer visited the
spot The body was floating in the water
face downward and had apparently been
in the water about a week. Decomposition
had set in and the skin was bruised in q
number Of places from coming in contact
with the sharp rocks. After viewing the
body it was ordered removed to the I'M
dcrtakiuG rooms of 4. f.. Clement.
Tho democratic caucus for tho purpose
.of cioctng II delegates and II alternatos
to the State and district convention Nill
he held in Forcster's hall, Friday even
ing, juno 90.
Z, j. Jones Of South burlington was
seriously injured Tuesday afternoon
while operating a saw in the Porter
screen shops. lie was hit in the sto-
mach by a Niece of board which was
kicked from the saw and i'm falling
hi his head against a piece Of ma
chinery y large cash was made on
his head and he was injured inter-
nally. Or. Hill was summoned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Alan Carpenter, who attends Brigham
Academy, has arrived home and will
spend the summer vacation with his par
ents.--E 3. Beers is having a hay barn
built on his west meadow. Calvin Root is
doing the work.-B. w. Estes of Middle
town Conn, who with Mrs. Estes is
spending the summer with friends in this
vicinity, went to Thompson's point Mon
day accompanied by the superintenden NJ
and selected a lot where he will build a
cottage this summer.-The Ladies' Aid So
cety of the Baptist Church will meet at
the home of Mrs. j. r. Taggart next Sat
urday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs r. C.
Beers will go to Thompsons point this
week and open their cottage for the sum-
mer
Miss Reua Johns arrived home from
Hanover, y. H., Monday evening for the
summer vaCation.--Mrs. Emily II. Prindle
lis in Monkton, where she is the guest Of
Mrs. Harry Finney.-Malcolm Thorp of
Vermont Academy, SaXtnns River, and
Louis Palmer of Mortified IRE spending
their vacat on at their homes heree.-Miss
Maebello Horsford, who spent several
days of last week in Springfield. Mass.
returned home Saturday evening.-The
Rev. w. A. Dawson of Burlington will
speak at the Baptist Church Thursday
evening.-A meeting Of the Ladies Aid
society of the Baptist Church Will he held
at Mrs. J. Il. Taggart's next Saturday aft
ornoon at two o'clock. A full attendance
is dcsired.--A force of men are at work
upon tho highway drawing gravel and
otherwise improving the roads.-Mrs. f.
a. Rich and children of Burlington are
visiting Mrs. Richs parents. Dr. and Mrs,
Narney.-rhe Y meeting at Harry Van
Vliets Saturday evening was full of inter-
nd rNnll a attended,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
HINESBURGH.

MIR. and Mrs. George Kelton Of North
Montpelier are visiting in toWn.-Miss
Vera Patrick entertained party of
friends Wednesday evening, June 13. Ice
cream and cake was served and with
music and dancing a very ENJOYABLE
evening was spent.-Mrs. II. G. Cassidy
went to Springfield, Mass, Saturday.
Lewis lAVignc, an old and much
respected citizen died Sunday after
noon at five o'clock at his home at the
age so. Mr.. Lavigne had been in
declining health for the last eight
years, his death being cause by a
general breaking down. lie leaves
two children, Mrs. William Laprcse of
Shclhurnc, and one son. Fred, who he
has lived with and who has tenderly
cared for him for the last eight years
and one stepdaughtcr, Mrs. Frank
Lavignc, two brothers, Frank and
Peter Lavigne, and two grandchildren.
Edward l.. of this town and Mrs.
Frank Croto of Burlington, his wife
dying juno l.. The funeral was
held Tuesday morning at s n. m. at
the house at ten o'clock at East Char
lotte. He was laid to rest beside
his first wife, who died many years
ago. at may be said of him good
true soul has gone. May it rest in
Mrs. Henry Wilson is very
low.-Robert Wilson of Mendon is
visiting at his fathers "A few days
The Rev j. A. Dawson, y. D., will
preach at the Baptist Church Sunday
the 24th, subject. The Worlds Con-
gress of Missions and the WEIGH Re-
vival." A collection for the Baptist
Churches in san Francisco will be
takon.-The Rev p. Contoise and fam
lily are visiting friends in Massachus-
etts. He will be absent three weeks.
Tho new house of Charles Moore is
ready for the plasterers.-Thc Hines
burg band will give an open air con-
certs every Saturday evening, weather
permitting.
The ROY. NJ. r. Franco and his daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth France, are visiting re-
lativcs in Gloversvilc ara vnicity New
York-NIrs. II. NJ. Page is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. +, s. Cole
Pierce has returned home
for the summer having completed his
second year at the University of Yer
mont.-Itoy Gilman will be home from
the University of Vermont Wednesday,
principal |. T. Kellogg, Jr., rctires
from the high school after three years
of successful service and will take up
his professional studies at Harvard in
the fall.--Crows have been unusually
destructive in cornields, They pulled up
seven acres for O. A. Baldwin on the
Walter Weed farm so completely that
it had to be replanted,-Mr. and Mrs. II.
c. Cassidy are going to keeping house
in the near future in Springfield, Mass
II. H. Page spent Sunday in ST. Adams.
Miss Iene Russell of Burlington is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. f. Remington.-Robert II. Wilson of
Mendon and Mrs F. W. Perry of Bur.
lington are at Henry Wilson's, called
there by the severe illness of Mrs. Will
son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21
JERICHO CENTER.

Launcelot Coffin is home from his school
at Montpelier and cXpcr-s to spend the
summer vacation here Wayne Ncaly,
clerk at Jordan Bros, Is taking a short
vacation, visiting friends I'm Essex and
Wcstford Fred Strutor of bolton Is work
Ing for Jordan Bros, during tho vacation
season.-rhc village schools close this
week for the summer vacation Tho
Shakespeare play, "A Midsummer Night
Dream" given hy tn" high school pupils
last week In the open air, was delight
fully original and was well rcndered.-The
costumes We're especially firm and APP
propriate and were designed and furnish
ed by the Misses Willis of Boston, sum
mer boardcrs at T.. L. Barbors.-M G.
Whitney of Bolton spend two days with
his sister, Mrs. f. A. stiles, this week
He went to Bristol Wednesday, where he
expects to spend the summer with his
sister, Mrs. John WhitneY.-H l.. Muir
dock and family visited friends in Rich
mond over Sunday.-Mrs. ]. W. Hart has
returned from her visit to Ticonderoga
N. Y.-Mrs Edwin Rose of Boston expect 3
to spend some weeks with her sister. Mrs
l.. II. Chapln.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith of Minneapolis, MINI, made a short
visit at their cousins, D. d. Bicknell-Mr.
and Mrs. George Cunningham visited their
son, George, in Burlington over Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Eli Written Of Essex visited
at Charles Nealy's and at G. C. Bicknell's
last Week.-Mrs. Florence Blcknel closed
her term OF school at Underhil last Fri
day and leaves for Chicago Thursday ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs G. c.
Bicknell where she will take a years
course in the teachers training school OF
Chicago University. making her home with
her aunts, the Misses Rice of Chicago 49,
Mrs II. u. Hopkins rendered a farewell
reception to Miss Florence Blcknell Tues
day evening and a most pleasant evening