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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-09
Iteh-R inaWorm.

+. 7, Lucas, WinRo, KY, writes,
April 25. 1902: For 10 to IL years |
had been afflicted with a malady known
as the itch. The itching was UNI
bearable. / had tried for years to find
relief, having tried all remedies could
hear Of. besides a number of doctors. l
wish to state that one single application
Of Billiards. Snow Liniment cured me
completely and permanently Since
then / have used the liniment on two
separate occasions for ring worm and
It cured completely. 25c, SOC, and 81.
For sale by all Druggists.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-09

Best line of Work Pants ever in Tai
lahassee, now at Evans.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-09

DIED--near Tallahassee, in his thirty
fourth year, James Davies Collins, Of
Worthing, Sussex county, England, an
employee on Live Oak plantation The
death Of a stranger In n strange land
always touches a tender chord in the
human heart Floral tributes of regret
and sympathy accompanied the body on
its last journey to his mothers home at
Worthing, England,
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Security Mutual Life Insurance Company,
BINCHAMToN, N. Y.

There are today insurance companies
in operation in the United States that
are everything that is claimed for them.
One of these Is the Security Mutual
Life Insurance Co., with general offices
located in Binghampton, N. Y, and of
which Charles M. Turner is President.
The Security Mutual has a record be-
hind it that is one Of the cleanest and
clearest that we have ever seen or
heard Of 1t Is one Of the most modern
companies in existence at the present
time; the rates and policies that are
ideal in every particular. it's form being
in direct accord with the wishes of its
policy holders
Since the election of President Tur-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
ORWELL.

Fred Daniels's son died on Thursday
from an operation for appendicitis at
Burlington July IL. The pastor OF
the Baptist Church Of Whiting oficiated
at the funeral on Saturday last.-Mrs.
:. j. Wells died Friday evening after
Il long Illness. Her funeral was largely
attended at the Congregational Church
on Monday, July 16. at two p. m, the
Rev. B. Swift officiating The Village
Improvement society realized from the
sale of ice cream and cake July slS.65.-
{. !" Stay attended the annual State
undertakers' meeting at Burlington last
week.-Elder T. II. Purdon of Rutland
has been in town for a week past hold
ing meetings in the ladies' rooms.-Dr.
and Mrs. G. 5. Murray spent some dayy
last week in Burlington.-A lawn party
VIII he held at the parsonage on We'd
n"sdaY evening. Ice cream and cake will
he served.-John Bcssette. who was kick
ed and had his hnee pan split is doing
we'll
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tho only speakers, They were Nellie burt
Of this village, Rodney Habeeok of 81, Al.
bHhn aud bafuthy Parker of Montsen,ery
Each WAS presented with book al the
close.
Mrs, Ida II, Head Of shelhurne, pres,.
dent or the State w, c. I. T., gave tho
principal address Of the evening. Mirs
Wagner Of Milton gave Il very interesting
demonstration of temperance work with a
class OF 20 that had been under her train
Ing IN West Berkshire
The meetings continue during the day
and evening,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
DEATH OF G.. w. SAYLES.
Had Been Town Clerk of HUNTINGTON
for 81 Years-Was in senate Of lSOS.

Huntington, July 17.-After an illness of
less than week with heart disease,
George w. Sayles, for SO years town clerk
OF Huntington and always prominent
in town affairs. died here this afternoon
at 2:3o. The funeral arrangements are not
completed tonight.
Mr. Sayles, besides being town clerk
since 1873 which office he held at the
time of his death. had held all of the
town Offices of trust in an upright and
ever capable manner which won him
the love of the community He represent
ed this town in the Legislature of 1874
and was county senator in 1895. He was
also postmaster for many years and was
member of North Star Lodge. No. l2.
F. A. NJ. In religion he was n Univer-
salist and in politics a rock-ribbed re-
publican.
Mr.. Sayles is survived by his Wife hi.
mother-in-law, Mrs. Helen NJ Crane. both
living in Huntington, and by daugh.
ter Kathleen. who is in Denver Col.
for her health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
OUTING AT FAIRLEE.
Gov. BclI, STAFF and Ladies' Guests Of
Gen. and Mrs. Gilmore.

Fairlee, July 1S-Governor Bell and his
entire staff, with ladies are guests this
week of General and Mrs. w. II. Gilmore
at their handsome summer cottage,
Burchmere, at Lake Morey. The party in
cludes Governor and Mrs. Bell, Miss Adine
NJ. Bell, Miss Jennie Bell, Judge Advocate
General n. G. Williams and Miss WILL
iams OF Bellows Falls, Surgeon General
and Mrs. W. T.. Putnam of bennington,
Col. and Mrs, +. s. Billings of Woodstock.
Col and Mrs. NJ. ID, Wells Of Cabot Col
and Mrs. N. A. Dale of Danvile Col. and
Mrs C. W. Scarf of Burlington, Col. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Roberts of Rupert. Secretary
and Mrs. c. T. Walter of st. Johnsbury,
General and Mrs. Gilmore are assisted In
entertaining by their daughter, Mrs
and their granddaughter.
Miss Dorothy Chamberlain.
Because of these official visitors Thurs
day Is made gala day on tho lake and
the day will close with a reception TO
Governor Bell. stan and party at Dens-
more's pavilion Thursday evening. The
summer colony at Lake Morey is a large
one this season.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
REACHED BLUFF POINT.
Giidden Tourists Made Yesterday,n Ru,
in the Rain,

Blun Point. N. Y. July 17.-Revenue
inspectors OF the United States and Can
ada met the alidden trophy tourists up-
on their arrival at Hotel Champlain to-
day and will accompany them over the
Canadian border. This plan was arranged
IN order to simplify the customs for
malities. With the exception of tire break
downs. the run of 37.7 miles to-day was
made without accident in drizzling rain
The stretch of road between Elizabeth
town and Ausable Chasm, where the cars
were checked out. was bumpy. hlly, sandy
and generally hard on tires. The baggage
truck which ran over an embankment on
Monday was put to rights by a rescue
party from Elizabethtown, and arrived
here late this afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
sHOREEAM.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hail and her grand
daughter Marion Hall Of Truthville. y.
y are guests al J. G. Moore s.-Mrs. Mary
Caswell. Miss Elizabeth Wright and Fran
els Caswell Of Middlebury arr with Mrs.
Caswelis mother, Mrs. Susan Wright
Mrs. a. G. Dudley and Herbert are visit
Ing in Crown Point, \. Y.-Mrs. S. g.
Moore and Marjorie are spending the
week with friends in Orwoll,-CIsorge
Hickory is visiting his brother, Joseph.
The 18th of August the Hands Cove
Chapter, ID. a. r., will dedicate the
Hands Cove Marker. The address will
he given by Congressman u. j. Foster
at two o'clock. The basket picnic will
he ut the noon hour in the grove near by.
George Hammond returned to New York
Monday OTTER ten days with his family.
Mrs. w. J. Anderson and son of Mt.
Hermon, Mass, are at W. j. Anderson's,
The Rev. Mrs. Hannums have gone TO
Boston for ten days.-Mrs e. W Worth
accompanied her grandson, Clayton, to
his home in Glens Falls Tuesday Mrs.
Henry Bissel of Brandon spent Monday
with her mother, Mrs. Hathorne Misses
Ethel and Emma Jones are visiting re-
latives in Burlington and Hinesburgh.
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WORKMAN WILL LOSE EYE
was Injured by POIan,Iers Whose
House He Was Tryiup to Enter.

Rutland, July 17-Carl Anderson,
employed at the Center Rutland mill
OF the Vermont Marble company, was
attacked tonight by several Poland
ers at Center Rutland. whose house
he had entered by mistake and sustain
ed injuries which will result in the
loss of one eye. John Cotoski. keener
OF the boarding house entered by An
derson. was arrested and is awaiting
trial at the House Of Correction. An
derson was intoxicated and upon leav-
ing the car which he boarded at Rut-
land. he tried to force his way into
the house Of cotoski. which he thought
was his own. The injury to his eye
was made with q heavy glass tumbler.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
DEATH OF P. H. HADLEY
Was One of Bellows Falls Prominent
Banker and Leading Business Man
Funeral Friday.

Bellows Falls, July 17.-Preston II
Hadley, one of the most prominent
business men and popular citizens Of
Bellows Falls, died to-day after an i'll
ness of several months with nerve
held many prominent Offices in the
town and village He was cashier OF
the Bellows Falls National bank, hav-
ing held that position for over % years
He was also treasurer of the town and
village for the past 10 years, treasur-
er of the Fall Mountain Electric Light
and Power company since Its organic
alton. president of tho Westminster
club. the most exclusive club of the
place, president of the Bellows Falls
Industrial association. which purchased
The Alden Spcare factory last year. and
a prominent member of the Bellows
Falls board of trade. He represented
the town in the Legislature in 1898. re-
ceiving the highest majority ever CIV
en- a town representative.
Mr.. Hadley was born in Chester. Noven-
her !, 1859. living there until 1879 when
he came to Bellows Falls as bookkeeper
of the national bank becoming cashier
two years later. He married Harrette
Campbell, daughter of the late DR.
Edward r. Campbell of Saxtons River
one of the best known ''od school" physi-
clans in the State and a member of one
of the oldest families in town. They
have five children, Walter c.. the heaC
of the firm of w. c. Hadley & Co.,
harness dealer; Preston H., Jr., assistant
bookkcerer in the Fall Mountain Electric
Light and Power Co, and Ruth. Marion
and Raymond, students in the high
school The funeral will he held at the
house Friday at 3 p. m, the Rev. d. l.
Sanford officiating.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Maria Winslow left town Tues
daN Tor visit with friends in Panton.-
Miss Burbank of Boston is the guest Of
Mrs. II. c. Roscoe.-Mrs. l.. r. Board
man Of Salisbury visited at T. +. Row
leys last week.-Mrs.. II. S. White of
Shelburne and Mrs Mary Perlson of Sal
iSbury are guests of Mrs. f. f. Rowlev.
Mr.. Sibly returned to New York Sum
day night. F. Rowley of Center Rut-
land was home over Sunday.-A. p. Ros-
coe and family returned home Wednesday
from Elm point where they have been
IN camp for the past four weeks.-Georse
Swenor of Nergennes spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs. II. c. Peck of M!ddlebury is visit
ing j. f. Davis.-Mr. and Mrs. r. Blcknell
and daughter of Bristol w-re guests of
Mrs. BIckneils sister. Miss Bell Sherman.
sunday.-Harold Nuttlrg of Boston ia
spending his vacction IN town.
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WEDDING IN CLARENDON.
Miss Emma w. Kingsley Marries II. S
Smith of That Town.

Rutland. July 1s.-Miss Emma Wy
man Kingsley, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. John s. Kingsley of East Claren-
don and Robert Seneca Smith of Clar-
endon, a Yale graduate. were married
at 1870 o'clock this morning at the
Union Church at Clarendon. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Os-
car Maurer of Great harrington. Mass.
Miss Maud l., EXton of Ardinton, n. j.,
was the maid of honor. The best man
was Cotton Maynard of Cleveland
Ohio, and the ushcrs We're Amberto d.
Garfield of Syracuse. n. y. Harold r.
Clark of Ansonia, Conn, and Douglas
Hoffat of Scranton, Pa, all Yale men.
After a wedding trip to Nova Scotia
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Will go to Mont
Clair. N. j.. where Mr., Smith will be
first assistant pastor TO the Rev. DIR.
Bradford of the First Congregational
Church there.
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The winooski Valley, Villages M Mort /
From the Island In the Lake to the
Pnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered BY Spe.
cial Correspor dents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
vERGENNEs.

The races which were to have been
held Fourth of July but were postpon-
ed on account of rain, were held on the
old fair grounds Wednesday July II
With few exceptions the stores and
business places were closed during the
hours devoted to the races and large
number of people from this city and
neighboring towns enjoyed the sport.
The winners of the farmers race were
Maud D.. entered by julie C,owett.
first; Robert, by Albert Larrow, sec
ond and Sweet Marie. by w. II. Jack
man. third. Time one-half mile heats.
1921. 1:25, 90. In the 9:4O class, Mar
garet, by Peter Larrow. won first mon
ey; Knoxie r., by Frank Brown. sec
ond: TrilbY. by r. H. Noonan, third
Tommy. by c. f. Stebbns. fourth; one
half mile heats. time. 1:l1, 1:1O12. 1872.
The free for all was a very interesting e
race and took five heats to decide the
arce The winner follow, Mikado by
w, Noonan. first; Black Dan. by j.
Driscoll, second; Rex, by r. H. Noonan.
third; y. $. L., by l.. Dumas, fourth
one-half milo heats; time, 1:12ts,
1907. 1:12, 1.O9I. 1:1Ok
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
hold a social on the lawn at the resi-
dence of the Rev. y. Thomas Hafer on
Comfort hill Friday evening next. Ice
cream and CAKE will he served
Mrs. Alphonse Pigeon and family have
moved to Winooski. having rented her
house on Water street to William La
vigne of Burlington, who is moving his
family to this city.
I,
lot to the State of Vermont and'the pur-
chase will be added to the Industrial
school property. NJ Duprey has pur-
chased Virginia Sharons tenement house
on Water street and has taken possession
of II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
MIDDLEBURY.

Secretary Fred S. Hamilton. OF the
Addison County Agricultural society
and his assistants are busy at work
upon the preparation of the annual
premium list for the coming fair, Aug
ust 2s. %. 30, 81. The book will be
the largest ever issued and the edition
to be printed will permit of its dis
tribution TO every family in Addison
county. New photo engraved plates
are now being made in Boston with
which to illustrate the book. The var
ious classes have received material
additions this year in the shape of in
creased premiums. and one of the feat
ures of this years fair will be the
bench show under the direction of
Gushing Hill of this place. Mr.. Hill
Is a dog fancier, and with Eugene
Twitchell in charge of the poultry de-
partment the dogs and hens promise
to make an interesting display. With
the capacity of the grandstand doubled
from that of last year, a base ball dia-
mond constructed. and dozen other
Improvements, the chances are good
broken this year. The premium list
W ~ We oub Splllc Nillit tHlS JpIllli.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Daniels and a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
H. D. Hayes of this village, who was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital two
weeks ago to he operated upon for ap-
pendcits is dead and the remains were
taken to his home In Orwell Thursday Mr.
and Mrs. II. d. Hayes and family have
gone to that town to attend the funeral
of the young man. He was II years Of
age.
In the Addison county court at two
o'clock on Saturday afternoon the case
Of Cynthia S. Mead, Administrative, was
concluded with a verdict against Fred A.
Owen, the defendant, who by the verdict
of the jury was ordered to vacate the
premises he has been occupying and pay
the costs Of Mrs Mead. Judgment was
entered on the verdict and an appeal was
entered by the defense,
The young three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Brown while
playing about the house Monday morn 4
ing got hold of a dish containing wash
ing fluid and drank quite a bit OF IT
before the mother discovered It, AS
soon as she saw what the child had
done she Immediately summoned Drs.
NJ. II, and 5. $. Eddy, who responded
promptly and after two hours got the
child to vomiting. 1t is thought that
the child will now recover.
The shipment OF live stock from this
section Monday consisted of Ave car
loads of stock for the Brighton mar
ket and one of dressed veal for New
Haven, Conn. f. G. Piper went with
his consignment.
Monday. market day, eggs brought
20 cents and butter IS.
Charles Marston and Miss Della Ives
both of this village were united in mar
riage Monday evening by Rev. Mr.,
Washburne. After a short wedding
trip they will make this village their
home
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STARKSBORO.


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VI fieu ba'u"in anu "l'c' io'iaeF resi-
ucf's Oh 'hi' town. for a snort Time ut
81" . ~ ,No''''''' va
i'o's"' .tai'i ol me Ceh'Tdi >eriiiolit ran
oau' "hie at milton on MONDAY lie
Shppe" ana lcI1 beneath the tram he
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pl'a'' "here he died IN a snort time. his
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-hr' ana Mrs' Joseph HaSkihs OF Bris-
.o' are guests oi MIS- haSklhs nephew
Jesse Oarpeh'ar' NnlIe here Mr. Haskins
Will pant MI 'arpehtars mouse and al
SO joel CarpentarS farm house.-Mrs.
hHeh rope ana daughter Margaret re-
turned To their home in Middlebury Sat
uroaE'-Mrs' hulett from Dandy is visit
ing her SON Gal Hulett.-Mrs. Gale
liuIett from richmond is visiting her
parents. John Grace and wife.-Nery few
people were left in town July most Of
them attending the circus at Bristol. The
stage mad to make two extra trips to ac>
commodate the passengrrs-Mr Guy
"a ~ AZ. '!'i''' al -hp4r-
ton sunday, after spending week with
her mother, Mrs. u. Gordan-Mrs. Rose
Kingsley OF keeseville n. Y, was here
last week to attend the funeral of her
rather, David Gordan.-Miss Francis
Curtis OF Boston is the guest of Mrs.
DR.. Wade-Mrs. =. j. Smith returned
home Monday from a visit to Charley
Whites In Burlington.-Mis Madge
l-adoo visited friends in Lincoln last
week.-Mrs.. Charles Dockey returned to
her home in Burlington Monday. after n
weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19
Had Rscaptured Three Boys Who
Had Escaped from Indus.
trial School.
One HAD STOLEN REVOLVER,
when officer McGinnis Turned to Cal
Help Frank Ladri from st. Johns
bury Drew Revolver and Fired
- McGinnis Dangerously
Wounded In Hip and Leg.

Nergennes. July 1s.-William McGinnis,
division officer in the Vermont Industrial
school, was shot this afternoon by Frank
Ladr committed from st. Johnsbury. The
bullet entered the upper posteror left
! thigh and lodged above the left knee
| The wound Is considered dangerous al
though McGinnis was resting comfortably
at last reports.
Mr.. McGinnis and nm assistant were
in pursuit of Ladri and two other
boys who had escaped from custody about
four o'clock during the afternoon, in the
recreation hour. They were found in
Henry Yandow's meadow, about half a
mile from the school. Here they were
hidden in clump OF bushes. McGinns
told them to come out and they obeyed,
with no appearance of antagonism. Nc
Ginnis turned partly about to notify Pratt,
who was nearby that the boys had been
found. Upon turning back McGinns found
himself looking into the muzzle of 32
|calbre revolver, held in the hands of La
dri.
McGinns threw his arm forward and
unconSciously assumed slightly stoop-
ing pos ion. Ladri then fred the revolver
and the bullet took effect as stated
above.
Soon after the discharge OF the shot,
attracted by the calls of McCinnis for
help, Pratt came to his assistance. and
placing him in a carriage brought him
to the school and then to the office of
DR.. F. c. Phelps. where the bullet was
extracted
Then Pratt. in company with Dana
Wells, who has charge of the green
house at the school, renewed the search
for the three boys. Wells found them in
Ingham's barn. about a half mile beyond
the scene of the shooting. They were told
to submit and with some reluctance did
so and were taken back to the school
Later Ladri was lodged in the jail, where
he awaits examination.
The revolver Ladr used was one he
had stolen from the night watchman's
room
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. c. +. Palmer and children ara
VISITING at Bolton, y. Y.-The leader for
the Endeavor meeting OF July %, is Miss
bertha Co!hurn.-Mrs. Joseph Williams.
FORMER resident, is with friends in
toWn'-Mrs. R. l.. Hemenway and child
ren, Lee and Edla, have recently been
al IN" old home. Mrs Lizzie Hill Bart
lett OF Armenia, n. Y, was the recent
guest or friends here.-Mrs l. +. VOL
colt has returned from a visit 10 her
sister Mrs q. l.. Smith of Orwell
rather Nerzina requests those OF the
Cathollr order in this town. to meet hin,
at the Brdport high school building, on
the evening of July %, at half past seven
O'Clock
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FERRISBURGH.

O. II. sherman and family have mov-
ed To their new and commodious cot
tage at Long Point for the season.
Miss Elizabeth Holmes of Burlington
who has given herself to the foreign.
mission work, took charge of the union
service at the Methodist Church on
Sunday evening.-Rev. l.. II. Elliot OF
Waterbury, state agent of tho Am eri- =
can Bible society. occupied tho pulpit
at the Congre ga tional Church Sunday
morning.-Mrs. Anna G. Robinson and
daughter. Rachael. are having a ten
days outing in Maine.