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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

]. A Mclean, c. NJ. Rich. G. w Davis,
w. w. Fisher and f. A. Cressey.
Immediately after the service tine body
was taken to the Union station in Omaha,
where it was forwarded to Lowell, Ne, the
birthplace of Mrs. Howe. Mr.. Howe ac-
companiod the body. He will return to
South Omaha not later than December 3.
Mrs. Howes maiden name was Mary
Elizabeth Wentworth. She was in her
siStieth year, having been born November
Is, 1S47. She married e, l.. Howe at Lowell.
Mass, May 3 1874. The last twenty-four
years of her life were spent in Omaha and
South Omaha. She was devout member
Of the Hanscom Park church for many
years. Later she was connected with the
First Methodist church OF South Omaha.
Her demise was due TO an attack of acute
pneumonia dating from November TO- after
which she lived barely seven days, dying
on the night of November II.
Craft of Hay Makers.
A craft Of Hay Makers was organized al
the Hay Makers club Monday evening,
November The officers of the craft
were elected as follows: p. IA Powers.
p. c. H. NJ; John Kennedy. c. II. NJ;
Hugh Alcock. y. c. H NJ; II. c. Miller.
ioe: j. -Piyonka, d. X. ofss4aG5 81 sVinteISl
X. of B:zH. L. Robinson, II, B.; Fred
HaslSins, 3. D.; H. Hinkle, &. Of H.. II. w.
f. williams. G.. of b. D. w. McLone.
George Hauptnlan and W. ], Heiser, stew
ards. 1t is declared that a large flock of
tramps will be initiated INTO the mysteries
of Hay Making Saturday evening, when
the order has It's next regular meeting The
club rooms Of the order are situated at 2l03
n street.
Magic City Gossip.
c. B. Gafford. livery. Textiles.
Margie Smith sos North Fifteenth street.
is suffering from an ottack Of scarlet fever
Magic City Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Aver, TYenty-1fth and streets
Thursday afternoon.
Salary loans Set our terms. Standard
I Loan Co., 2l201s n St.
In the membership contest for the Young
Mems Christian association the Blues
now stand twenty-siN points ahead.
The local BARRIERS union celebrated its
annual ball last night at the Workmer
temple. A large crowd was In attendance
Free-I Afe-sizcd portrait with oue dozer
photos TIL Christmas. PetersonSs Studio.
The ladies' Aid society Of ,the EnghsE
Lutheran church viii meet Thursday al
! p. IN. ut the home of Mrs. j, c. Nicholson
2iOI b street.
$, A Marley reports that he lost q
valuable overcoat at the Ancient order OF
Someone took it from the cloakroOm.
Albert L. johnson of the Great Western
ticket office has gone 70 winnipeg Man.
TO. accept a position IN the civiit service
| He will be In The immigration bureau.
| The infant daughter of John Shoehisi
was buried yesterday afternoon from thu
! family residence, 1874 South Twentieth street
! The interment was in Laurel Hill ceIhe
4 terry.
| letters Gold Top Beer delivered 10 al
paris OF the city. Telephone No. $.
William East, George Mills and John
o Rourke furnished the usual routine at
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fire Due to Rats ana Matches.

store of w. r. Whelau 62i North Six.
teenth street, did damage to the extent
of about 500 at $40 "A. m. Wednesday and
considerable difficulty was experienced by
the hremen before II was extingushed II
is believed the troublesome combination
Of rats and matches was the origin OF the
In the basement. causing a great deal Of
smoke and giving the impression that the
fire was likely assume large proportions
The Sixteenth street cars were blocked
for about half an hour. During the run
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

Miss Laura Congdon will entertain at an
informal bridge party Thursday afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

In honor Of Miss Frances Winchester Of
Whitewater, Wis, who was a clsssmate Of
Miss Congdon at Vassar.
Miss Frances Vessels will entertain in
formally at bridge Friday evening for the
debutantes of the season.
Mrs. T.. II. sprague has returned from
Chicago. where she went to attend the we'd
ding of her sister. Miss Ritchie. Mr. and
Mrs. sprague will reside with Mr. and Mrs.
f. +. Balch this winter
Major and Mrs. Thomas Cruise have taken
apartments at the Paxton for the winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

Mrs. Alvin Saunders mas returned from a
visit in Denver.
Mrs. Alfred Burley has returned from
visit In Rawlins, Wyo., and is at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barlow.
Mr. A. J. Love left Monday for a sojourn
at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
The Misses Matte and Ida Sharpe have
returned from a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. \. D. Brandeis' Is entertaining Mrs
Sam Mchaels OF Jefferson City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

70 the IRE ono Of the horses on hose truck
No. fell on the Icy pavement, but no
damage was inflicted
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-22

The card party 20 have been given Thurs
day afternoon by AIRS. c. A. Grimmel of
l23 South Thirty-seventh street and the card
party TO have been given by Mr.. and Mrs
Grimme Thursday evening have beer In
definitely postponed.
The Comis Card club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur L. Hoover,
2sls Ohio street.
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ADDISON.

Several from hero attended the bap-
tiSmal services at the lake on Sunday
The friends here of Prof. and Mrs Ever
EFT Willard Of stamford Conn, will be
panied TO learn Of the sudden death by
drowning, Of their oldest son. Paul. He
and his mother were on their way here
to 30 to camp at the lake and in some
way he fen over board while on the
Hudson. Ezra Smith and Mrs Harry
Smith went to Stamford, Conn. to attend
the funeral which was held ON Sunday
Little Frank Whitford is reported to be
better DR. Maynard Of Burlington has
been called I'm consultation with Dr.
Phelps. He is cared for by a trained
nurse.-Miss Myrtle Powell, who is an in
mate of Dr. Primes sanatorium at Bur
lington is much improved IN health Her
sister BELLA has lately been to see her.
There was n good attendance at the
ladies social at Mrs Gulleys for the ben
eht of the Ladies Aid soclcty.-Mr and
Mrs. Richard Warner have returned from
Brooklyn, accompanied by Mrs. Warner s
mother, Mrs. Willmarth.- Griffith of
Dandy has been spending few DAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Jenkins.-A
pleasant evening was spent at the lawn
social at the Rev. II. H. Whites on July
2. although il was rather damp under
foot.-Mrs. White and daughter of Ira
have returned home.
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Star held a regular meeting In Mason
ic hall last evenlng.-Mrs Eempton of
Georgia, who has been guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Pine, has
returned home.-Mrs. Howard Baker Is
visiting friends in Huntington.--Mrs
Curler has gone to Queen city Park
for the summer Mrs. Z. @. Ellsworth
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Tulley
In Burlington for n few days---Dr. H.
II. Seeley Is In Burlington for IA few
days.--Miss Gladys Gleason of Bur
lington. who has been visiting ut the
homo of her grandparent, Albert
Towno, for several days, went last
evening to Huntington.-Mrs t. c.
Bryant and son, Frederick, who have
been tho guests of relatives in Lowell.
Mass, the past two weeks, have re-
turned home
Mrs. Teresa Egan is visiting friends
in Barre.-Mrs. C. f. Sullivan and chill
drcn, who have been the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Green for several
weeks have returned to their home In
Burlington.-John Henley. Jf., of New
London, Conn, was n recent guest at
the home of A. G. Berry.-Miss Mary
Metcalf OF Williston is a guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. C. A. Ferguson
The Misses Rose and Mary Murphy Of
Charlotte are visiting at the home Of
their uncle, NJ Murphy.-C. +. Rhoades
left town Wednesday for Springfield.
Mass, where he will visit his son, DR..
George Rhoades and family.--B. II.
Norton of Fair Haven was in town
yesterday.-Mrs. Lorraine Flanagan and
Miss Lorraine Manson of Burlington are
the guests OF Mrs. Flanagan's daugh-
ter, Mrs, +. T. Flagg.--A private dance
was hold in odd Fellows hall Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Wildman, as pianist,
furnished the music.-Mrs Flora Ifick-
ey. who has been in Bristol for several
days, has returned to her work here
Mr.. Daley and son of Burlington were
in town yestcrday.--Mrs. W. o. Cham
berlain is confined to the house by ILL
ness.-Mrs =. G. Ellsworth has return
ed from ~ short stay Mt her home in
Burlington.-Mrs. George LaDukc of
Burlington. Is n guest Of Mrs. Jennie
Gapnon.-Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Pom
fret were recent guests of their son,
w. W. Miller-Fletchc Andrews and
friend, who have been in town for sew
eral days, as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. a. Andrews, have returned to
their home in Burlngton.-Thc Misses
Mamie and Agnes O'Brien and their
guest, Miss Fitzgerald of Montpelier
wero in Burlington yesterday.--Miss
Eva Thompson has finished work at
the underwear factory and returned
to her home in Bolton.-E. +. Henry of
New York city is n guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Grecn.-John
Brand Of St. Adams is visiting his
mother. Mrs. John Collins.--The W. c.
T. L. meet this afternoon with Mrs
W. S. Walker at her homc.-J. +
Brown has returned to town from a
business trip.
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CHARLOTTE.

w. S. Kellogg has a beaver meadow on
his farm that he is preparing to drain and
he has had several Italians digging two
main bitches on the east and west sides.
The bitches are to he four feet on the
top and three feet at the bottom and
three feet deep. Tho soil of this meadow
is n deep. inexhaustable muck and when
drained will furnish great quantities of
excellent market hay.-John Hart has
land somewhat similar that he proposes
to drain. Below Harris and Kellogg :
land are meadows of the NJ. II. Horsford
estate, George +. PrinEle and Hewitt and
the Leavenworth estate and the Curtis A.
Emo farm that will probably be drained
To do this successfully ii becomes neces-
sary to dynamite a lower channel In the
stream south of William Lessons, where
It runs through rocky gorge to Lewis
creek When completed the main ditch
will he nearly a mile long.-Miss c. a.
Yale and Miss Frances Gawith of North
ampton are in town for vacation.-Mrs.
Hocomb left for home Monday.-Miss
katherine Smith and Miss Mary Smith of
Northampton arrived for the summer
lMonday.-Two lady friends of Mrs. +. NJ
Palmer and family of Chicago, the Mrs.
Hall are IN town for n vst,-Miss Louis
Lewis sang a solo in the congregational
Church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
Horsford returned saturday from car
riage drive in New York State.-The sale
at Library hall will he August and =
Prof. and Mrs. Franklin Ortiz of Burling-
ton were II town last Thursday on BUSH
Iness.-Miss Merle Byngton returned last
week from a visit to relatives In Burling-
lton.-William Booth returned to Provi-
dence, II. l., last Thursday after an ex-
tended visit IN town.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The listers have completed their labors
apprasals of real estate July 3, rs re-
Quircd by law, in the town clerks Of
hcc. They are now omen for inspection
by any taxpayer. II any one feels ag-
grieved they have ten days from July
In which to file an appeal to the board
of civil authority. They must also notify
the town clerk and one of the listers of
such an appeal. Following are a few Of
the appraisals. the letters III and b" mean
house and barn; G. w. Allen, u a., h. h.,
raised from si,sOO to 5000 r. w. Booth
and wife. la A.. h. h., raised from 81 500
to s2lo0; Mrs. Emma +. Huntley, q Il ,
h. b.. raised from $500 to 5000; Mrs
Guy Bailey, 1916 A., h. b., raised from
81 200 10 s., 900; II. w. Smead, 5-l6 a. h. b.
raised from 81 200 TO $3.50; Mrs. A. T.
Arkey, 4 a.. h. b.. $4,000 to $780, Mrs. l..
NJ. Hays, u a., h. b., $500 to $500; Mrs.
Il. d. Baker. 1915 a, h. b. $500 to $1,000;
Mrs Don White, " a.. h. b.. 5000 to $3.50,
Mrs, Rose Valyou ~ a.. h. b.. raised from
81 26o to $500; +. w. Sault, 2 O.. h. b..
81 ,06O 10 Sl.4o0: Mrs. Ellen T. Brown. %
a.. h. b.. 81. $50 to $500; Moses Lawrence
block. $500 TO 500; Walter B. Johnson,
hotel. livery. etc. raised from $1,000 to
$1,000 Essex Publishing company brock.
$1,000 ia }lsQG G, a. WILLIAMS block. ~
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Miss Katherine Root IS visiting her
aunt, Mrs. f. b. Beers,-Rev. r. 7. Ed
wards is suffering from spraincd an
kle as the result of n fall from step
ladder.-Mrs ]. +. Govern of Indian
apolis, Indiana, is the guest of Mn and
Mrs. Henry Claxton.-Master Maurice
Beers returned Sunday from Thomp-
sons Point, where he has been spend
ing a week with his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. *. G. Beers.-Mrs r. ;. Cong
don and daughter, Miss Phoebe Cong
don, who have been visiting Mrs. Cong
don's daughter, Mrs. Ira Burroughs,
left for Nergennes Friday where they
will visit friends before returning to
their home in DGnbY-Mr. and Mrs
Herman Spear and two children OF
Jonesville, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
chester Smith.-Miss Nicola Beers Is
spending the week with her grandpar-
ents at their cottage at Thompson $
Point-Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Van Nliet OF
Shelburno visited relatives In town
Thursday and Mrs, Cyrus Beers
of Ferrisburgh visited their son, f.. C.
Reers. recently.-Among the clergymHn
who took part in the ordination of X.
r. Edwards to the ministry of the BapT
list Church, Friday, were: Revs. DaVi-
son and Penney Of burlington, Brown
of St. Albans. White of Addison My
res of Panton, Howard 81 Whiting, and
others.
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Miss Helen Read OF Burlington is VISIT

Miss Helen Read of Burlington is VISIT
ing Miss Weston.
Edith Morrill, has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital, improved in health.
Dr. and Mrs. Webb are in New York.
where they went to attend the funeral Of
their nephew, who was drowned last week.
Miss Mary Pierce severely spraned her
ankle In runaway accident
Miss Louise Weston entertained Is
young ladies at n heart party Monday
afternoon In honor OF her guests, Miss
Hamilton of Troy and Miss Reed Of
Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Louise Weston entertained about
Is young ladies at her home with a
card party Monday afternoon from
three to SIX o'clock in honor Of her
friends, Miss Ida Hamilton Of Albany and
Miss Helen Reed of Bunalo. Dainty re-
freshment were served
The ladies' of tho Methodist Church
will serve ice cream and cake on the
church lawn Friday evening, July ls.
During the evening u1usic will be render
ed by tho Woodman's band.
Mrs. c. o. Harvey has returned from
Weybridgc. where she has been visit
ing friends.--Miss Louise Weston en-
tertained party of her young lady
friends at whist Monday afternoon
y. V. Goodsell has recently pur-
chased four ear-old Black Hawk
mare.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsK1.

The marriage Of Miss Ida Dupaw.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William j.
Dupaw. and Hilton Louis Gagnet was
solcmnzeed Thursday evening al the home
of the brides parents on East Allen street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
f. s Morey at $50 o'clock in the pres
ence Of large gathering of friends and
relatives of the Young couple Following
the ceremony a reception was held. dur
ing which refreshments We're served Mr..
and Mrs. Gagnet will make their home in
this village.
The ease of Napoleon Niens
vs. Antoine Viens and wife
which was brought 70 recover for
material ana labor and which was triei
before Justice a. V. Spauding of Bur-
lington on Saturday was decided N
favor of the plaintiff - recover ssl
and costs of S2223. Attorney II. n.
Dcavitt appeared for the plaintiff.
News of the death OF Robert j. Stod-
dard. former well known resident of
this village was received in the village
Monday afternoon by his son. Fred
crck Stoddard Mr., Stoddard was an
ovcrsocr of the Merchants Wooden COM
pany Of East Dedham, Mass, at the
| time of his illness. Very little is known
regarding his illness except that 1t was
of a short duration and the exact cause
Of death was not known Monday. Mr.
Stoddard was born In Milwaukee,, Wis,
! 60 years ago aId when a child moved to
this village with his parents. At the age
| Of 70 he entered the employ of the Bur
| lington Wooden company. Rising To the
grade of ovcrscer of the carding depart
mcnt which position he held with credit
to himself and his employers for 2S years.
When tho company went out OF existence
Mr. Stoddard left the village with many
of the other oversocrs and employees
and sought employment at East Dedham,
Mass, securing similar position to that
which he held in the village, He Is
survived by six sons, Archie of SanRers,
Mass, Ernest, and Edgar of East Ded-
ham. Mass. and Charles, Fred and
George Of this village. also two Aaugh-
'teys, Mrs. Lillian kimball If Fast Nor
ton, Mass and Mrs. H. r. Durfey OF
Ninal Haven, Me He also has four sis
tiers. Mrs John II. Cross OF this village,
Mrs. Thomas Ward Of Chamby, y. O..
Mrs. Frederick Rogers of Providence, r,
| l., and Mrs. a. Taylor of Clinton. Mass.
and two brothers, Albert Stoddard of
Chicago. H.. and Archie Stoddard OF
Lonsdale r. T.
| The marriage Of Miss Eva Cross and
Albert Rcaudry. which was to have taken
place at St. Pauls chapel last evening
was postponed on account of the death
Of Robert J. Stoddard. an uncle of the
| bride
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ESTATE OF NELSON YOUNG OF AL.
BIRGH.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Grans
Grand Isle, ~.
The fIonprahle, the Probate Court TO,
the district OF Grand Isle.
To all persons Interested In the estate
Of Nelson Young. late of Alburgh, in
said district, deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas, said Court has assigned the
2Sth day Of July, a. D., 1906, for the
settlement of the account of Mrs G. NJ
Young, cXoCutriX, guardian and trus-
tee of the estate Of Nelson Young, late
OF Albur9h deceased, and for Il decree
of the residue OF said estate to the
lawful claimants of the same. and or
dcred that public notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested In said
estate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned IN the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper published in
Burlington, Vt.
Therefore you are hereby notified to
appear before said court at tho dwell
ing house of Mrs G. NJ. Young IN Swan
ton, Vt, on tho day assigned. then and
there to contest the allowance of said
account If you see cause, and to estab-
lsh your right as heirs, lcgateos and
lawful claimants to said resdSe.
Given under my hand, this With day
OF July. 1906.
VIM. HAYNES,
2.w3t Judge.
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HUNTINGTON.

G. w Sayles has been confined to his
bed the past few days with a bilious at
tack. Mrs. Edith Mix of Bristol, who has
been with Mrs. jessie Norton for a time,
is with her sistcr, Mrs. y. A. Carpen-
ter.-Durug the electrical storm Tuesday
afternoon the new barn, which q. NJ
Norton has been erecting, was struck,
tearing off several rows of Shingles
=. NJ. Norton went To- Thompson's point
the last of the week and was accomplish
led home by his wife Sunday.-Miss. g.
w. 5ayles returned 10 Starkshoro the
last of the week.-Mrs.. Alfred Phillips
is among the sick.
The funeral OF Herbert w. Norton was
largely attended. 1t was a sad and
solemn occasion, so sudden and yet so
real. s. +. Perry of Bristol officiated.
with c. w. Saylcs in charge. Postmaster
Kenyon had charge of the procession.
First the citizens then followed the King s
Daughters acting as escort to the mour-
ners. HIS wife and mother are both mem
bers of the order. and after the burial
service, they deposited flowers on his
We're Mrs. Minnie Dunshee and daughter,
Clara. Mrs. Edith Mia, s. p. Perry of
grave. The floral offerings were beautiful
ard he was remembered by kind friends
from abroad Those from cut OF towl
Bristol Mrs. Jerome Cutter OF Starks-
boro, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith OF
Monkton, Hon. w. n. Hin and wife OF
Starksboro Miss Virginia Collins and
Mrs. Ada Collins Lewis OF Monkton, Mr..
and Mrs f. Leary, Or. J. II. Black and
! ra d. Dimick OF Richmond Mrs, Maude
Falhy, Mrs. Sarah Cleveland, with Mrs,
Ida Johnson at tho organ rendered three
selections. Mr. Sayles returned acknow-
Judgements for the many tokens of love
and respect AMI offered the publlc's tribute
to his Integrity and honesty. The stores
and public offices were closed during the
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JERICHO.

Y. c. Nay went Friday morning to
Canada TO care for Mr.. Chiffon. Mrs.
Nays father. who had a stroke Of
paralysis and died Friday at the age Of
IS years and three months Mrs. Nay and
son, George, left Saturday morning to
attend the funeral.-Miss Cora Tarbox of
Essex Junction was n visitor to her
cousin. Mrs. bennington, Frday.-Nrs.
Seth Packard fell Friday and broke her
shouldcr.--George Folsom, while firing
fire crackers Wednesday had his hands
burned quite badly.-Freeman Wood OF
Burlington was in the village Satur-
day.--Misses Olive and Marjorie Hayden
of Riverside and Miss Edith Gates of
Franklin visited their aunt Mrs. Wilbur.
Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Packard
went to " cstford SaturdaY.-Mr. Mud
gett and man. Essex Junction are In
town doing the plumbing on Miss
Howe's house.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. Bell Of Rose
City, Mich, are at the home Of H. E.
Bates.
MIR. ard Mrs. Norman Brownel OF
Essex Junction and Mrs. Kate Stein
hour OF Montpelier were visiting at Mr..
Bisonett's Saturday-The Home Mission
airy met with Mrs. Ira Morse We'd
nesday cveuing.-Thc Foreign MISSION
AIRY society will meet Thursday with Mrs.
Balch.-Mrs. Nellie May Remington was
visitor to her mother Mrs. NJ NJ.
Remington. Saturday.-Mory Mcmahon
is boarding in Underhnl for n few days.
William Mead and Miss Robinson were
in the village Sunday.
Mrs +. A. PcrCival goes Wednesday
to Burlington to spend a few days with
MI and Mrs, Harmon Perclval Mr..
Cashmere and family. who have been
stopping at Mr.. Tomlin's, went away
last Saturdav.-George Nay came from
Canada Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nay came
Tuesday Mr.. De LiSles daughter and
husband and child and Mrs. De Isles
sister Mrs. Sullivan, are visiting them
Mrs. Folsom was in burlington on bust
ness Wednesday.-M Lula Lincoln has
been helping Mrs. Seth Packard who
broke her shoulder and came home Tues
day night.-Miss Winnie MCLane of Rich
mond Is spending the week in town
Mrs Sarah Jackson has been speeding
the past week at Mallett's Bay with her
SON. Charles.