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GROUND broken FOR
coast EXPOSITION
SEATTLE IN GALA ATTIRE IN
HONOR OF COMING ALASKA
YUKON PACIFIC FAIR.
PROMINENT PERSONS
ATTEND CEREMONIES
Hon. John Barrett, Director of Bureau
of American Republics, Is Guest of
Honor as Representative of Presi-
dent-Two Years for Building.

Seattle, Wash, June 3.-With I'M
pressive ceremonies ground was bro
ken Saturday for the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition, which will be held
here in 1909, opening just two years
from date. The day was a holiday.
Seattle presented gala appearance
and amid the blare of trumpets, the
marching of a military pageant, inspir-
ing speeches and banqueting, the in
auguration of active work on the Pa
cific worlds fair was celebrated.
Many prominent men, mayors, legisla-
tors, governors and state officials at
tended the ceremonies and visitors
from nearby cities were present.
Barrett Guest of Honor.
Hon. John Barrett, director of the
international bureau of American re-
publics, as the personal representative
of President Roosevelt, was the prin-
cipal speaker of the day and the guest
of honor. President John Edward
Chilberg, of the exposition, after ap'
propriate remarks, turned the first
spadeful of earth, while the band play.
ed "The Star-Spangled Banner, and
thousands in attendance cheered. The
other addresses we're delivered by
Governor Albert e. Mead, of Wash
ington, and Mayor w. H. Moore Of
Seattle.
The ceremonies started with big
military parade at noon. 1t passed
through the principal town streets
and ended at the railroad station
where special train was taken fol
the exposition grounds.
The exercises on the grounds bega1
at 2 o'clock. Following is the list o.
speakers: John Barrett, director O.
the international bureau of American
republics, representing Presiden
Roosevelt; Governor A. E. Meade
state of Washington; Mayor w. H
Moore, Seattle; President ]. B. Chill
berg of the exposition, J. P. Hartman
board of regents, Washington univer
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siIy; Henry A. Mclean, washington
state commission. 1. N. Nadeau, di-
rector general of che exposition, was
master of ceremonies. w. A. Will
liams Of Portland, representing Gov
ernor Chamberlain of Oregon.
The days ceremonies ended with a
banquet to John Barrett at the Rapier
club. Mr.. Barrett is well known in
the West. Before he entered the serv-
ice he was newspaper man in Port
land, Seattle, San Francisco and Ia
coma. He began his diplomatic ca
reer as minister to Siam and since has
held several important diplomatic po-
sotions.
Will Cost $10,0o0,0oo.
It is thought by the management
that two years Of strenuous work on
the $10,000,00O worlds fair will find it
completed in every detail by June 1,
1909, the opening day. The purpose
for which the exposition is held is con
sidered to be worthy Of the expendi-
ture of so large sum.
Briefly its primary object is the ex.
ploitation of the resources and poten.
tialities of the Alaska and Yukon ter.
ritories in the United States and Can
ada, and to make known and foster
the vast Importance of trade of Pacific
ocean and countries bordering on it
The exposition, site which embraces
the unused portion of the campus o1
the University of Washington, is 25(
acres in extent and borders for more
than mile and half on Lakes UnioI
and Washington. The Olympic an6
Cascade mountains are in sight anG
unobstructed view will be had of the
peaks of Mount Rainer and Moun1
| Baker.
Now that ground has been broker
work will start Immediately on the
landscaping and laying out of roads
plazas and circles. The administra
tion building will be erected at once
in order that the management ma!
have headquarters on the grounds
The exposition plans for for about 1;
large exhibit places, arranged in {
unique manner.
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Insurance Official Indicted.

New York, May 29.-The May grand
jury, which has been investigating the
affairs of the Equitable Life Assurance
society, Tuesday returned 18 indict.
ments against Thomas D. Jordan, for
merly controller off the Equitable.
Perjury and forgery in the third de-
gree were charged. No indictments
were found against present officials OF
the society.
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robacco outraoes continue.

Nashville, Tenn, June 3.-Tobacco
bed outrages continue throughout the
dark tobacco section. Friday night.
near Bennettstown, KY, the beds of
J. A. Miles were visited and the plants
stolen. Miles is member of the Dark
Tobacco Planters association.
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BondhoIders euy Railroad.

Toledo, O., May 29.-The Toledo
Railway and Terminal company and
all its equipment was sold Tuesday to
the boadholders by a master commits
sioner. There was but one bid and
the road went to the bondholders for
s2,OOO.OOO.
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Cornell Defeats Harvard.

Ithaca, N. Y, May 51.-Cornell won
the boat race from Harvard by three
quarters Of q leugth.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The Misses Reta and Georgia Abbott
returned Sunday from a weeks visit in
Chelsea.-Mrs. Briggs Of Somerville,
Mass, is the guest OF Mrs. Arlotta Dur
kee-Miss Inez Abbott OF Hartford has
been guest at G. p. Apbott's the past
week.-Mrs.. William NJ. Sargent and
Miss Isabelle Martin have returned from
two weeks in Milton.-The Rev. Frank
Baker will return this week from his
vacation and services in the Methodist
Church will be resumed next Sunday as
usual.-Cyrus Aikens OF Kansas Is visit
ing at J. G. Ashley's.-Mrs Fred Culver
IS visiting her brother In Cambridge
Mass.-Mrs Casper Abbott is passing a
week with her sister in Pomfret.-The
marriage OF Lena Ethel Could TO DR.
Edward II. Stearns was soennized By
the Rev. sherman Goodwin at the home
Of the bride Thursday evening. Chester
Y. Dodge and Miss Laura Anna Duttor
were married August 90 at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry button, In Royalton.-Amos Eator
has returned from Wood stock
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WAITSFIELD

Mrs. Harn!th 10 siin Mrs G. +. AIMS
worth, and the Misses Mary and Irene
Joslin, who haze been passing the sum
mer here, returned 70 their home in Min
neapol,s, MINI, ast week Miss Ellen
Joslin will return IN hey school work /.
Detroit, Mich, this week.-Mr. and Mrs
o. NJ. Eaton and William Eaton and fam
lily have been witch friends at Plttsford
Mills and vicinity for thc past few days.
Several from this Mace attended the
wedding Of Frank ! Green o, Waitsficld
and Jessie NJ Wboa,er Of waterbury,
which took place at the Congrega tional
They are to reside AT Hanover, n. H
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Crane Of Middlebury
arc visiting their aged mother, Mrs Ruth
p. Joslin, who naysod her S9th birthday
August 22.-Mss Emma Joslin, who has
been with her parcnts Mr.. and Mrs o.
s. Joslin, through the summer has re-
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0AYSVuLE.

Mrs. Well Lamb and daughter, Elsie,
OF Marlboro Mass and Mrs. Knowlton OF
Waltham. Mass. have been guests at
William F'lints the past week.-The
Ladies' society of the Congregational
church will hold an ice cream social at
Mrs. F. c. Fletchers Thursday after
noon.-There will be no service at the
Universalist Church Sunday as the pas
Hartland.-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Blan-
chard of Groton have been passing sew
era days at A. W. ards-saturday
evening at seven O'Clock the presiding
elder, the Rev. w. 8. Smithers, vii!
hold the second quarterly conference for
Gaysville. Bethel Lympus and Stony
Brook, charge at the church Sunday at
1880 o'clock the Rev. w. S. Smithers will
prea iris Waters has moved TO
White River Junction. where he has
employment.-Gco Miner OF Brook
lyn n, ". passed Sunday with his
family at the Cobble,-Mrs. Frazer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Cation of Canada
are guests of their cousin, Mrs f. G.
Fletcher.-The Rev. F.W Day will return
from East Brownfcld Me, this week
and will preach al the Congregations
Church Sunday.-Jotham Chamberlin OF
Palmer, Mass. and Miss Eta Chamber
lin % Montpelier have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs, Pamela Cutler-Miss Alice
Chedel was confined to the house last
week by illness.-Misses Zilpha Rannel
of PittStield have been with their sister
Mrs. r. A. Fdmunds, for few days
Mrs, Lille HaGar returned to WalIng
ford Saturday.
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WARREN.

Several families in the west and east
part of the town were badly frightened
by seeing crazy man running through
their fields and pas tures Friday he
was captured at East Warren near Al
mon Gove's by Constable w. Fl. Dana
and brought to the village. Grand Juror
O. NJ. Jones telephoned to waterbury
and learned he escaped from the asylum
last week Tuesday. He was Formerly
from Bristol and was on his way PACK
only considerably out Of the way. He
was taken back to Waterbury sunday
for safe keeping.-Roy Montgomery Is
visiting In Middebury this week HIS
place at the creamery Is taken by Z. u
Miller.-The Sunday school picnic whlch
was held at George Robinsons SATURDAY
was attended by about So-The Kew. Mr.
Chids of Massachusetts Is visiting at NJ
A. Heath's.-Mr. and Mrs Henry Stearns
are the parents OF son born AUGUST
| 23.--George Martin OF Waterbury Is pass
ing few days with relatives here.-Ef-
| fc LaMorder, Ella Carpenter and cara
Bell Spaulding returned TO Randolph this
week to resume their studies at the nor
| NAL school.--Loren Cardcll- of Boston is
| visiting In town
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WINDSOR.

Harry b, Harris har purchased the
drug business Of the late II. l.. lockwood
and took possession Tuesday afternoon
On account of the dry weather and the
late spring, the corn crop Is backward
this season, and work at the canning
factory will not begin for several days
yet.-A new building is being erected on
the south side Of the Windsor Machine
company's plant. to make room for
the increased business which is being
done there.--The base ball team is under
new management, j. AL. Getting having
assumed control. The team has been do
ing good work of late.-Tne fourth an
nua picnic of the Ascutney Mountain
association will be held on the summit
Labor day. Among the speakers will be
Judge e. j. Sherman of Boston, G.. A.
Davis OF Windsor. Percy Mackaye OF
Cornish. n. H., and NJ A. Hicks of
Springfield
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LIABILITIES OF $21, 900.
j. w. Dornsife, Contractor and Build
er, Files Petition I'm Bankruptcy.

One of the heaviest local failures came
Yesterday with the filing in the office
of the clerk of the district court of a
petition in bankruptcy by Jeremiah w.
Dornsife. Mr. Dornsfe has been one of
the most widely known contractors and
builders in Vermont and has carried on
a very large business.
His liabilities amount to s2l, 073 %.
divided as follows Wages s4ll 06; secured
claims, s4oO; unsecured claims $50, 26l S6.
The petitioners assets are s4,9o7 divided
as follows: Horses, cows and other
animals, sl25; carriages and other
vehicles, s4S5; machinery, tools, etc. $3.50;
other persona property, 1861; uniqudated
claims, $500,
The largest creditor is the Vermont
Marble company of Proctor, whose claims
amount to s5,209,l2.
The following other petitions in bank
ruptCy We're filed yesterday:
Lewis II. Farnsworth Of Barre, stone
polisher, liabilities. s55soS; assets 81 SOo
exempt, $3.50,
Oliver Rich, Jr,, of ST. Adams town,
mason, liabilities, 1921, assets, 500;
exempt. 500
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Colburn have
been visiting their son, Arthur and
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Going-Mrs.
Roy Morey died at her fathers, Fl. /.
Smith, cottage at the lake Thursday,
Aug. %. Tho funeral was at her
fathers home at Evansville sunday
with burial at Barton Landing-Mrs.
Viola Maxwell OF Boston Is visiting
her son, James.-Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Trombly Of Bridgeport are visiting
Mr.. Tromblys sister. Mrs. Susan
Seavey.--Miss Robinson Of Lisbon
N H., has returned home after a few
days with her sister, Mrs. r. c. VAIL
Mrs. Edward Smith Is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Marshall.--D. Ran
dali and family are visiting Mr.. Rand
ais mother. Mrs. Amanda Randall
md brother Dan Randall.
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EAST WARREN.

Charles Duke OF Mortified was AT w.
J. McGlafins reccntly.--Iohn Buzzels
baby Is quite sck.--Warncr Moore went
to burlington Monday to work for III"
Leader Evaporator company He VIII
attend the fairs. exhibit the evaporator.
Era etus Thayer and wife Of Pontiac.
III, was nj r. C. Lambs last wc"k-W'
j. McGlaflin goes 70 Mlddlebury this
week 70 attend the fair. Lester Williams
OF Barre +; visiting in town. A son was
born to MIR. and Mrs. Henry Stearms
August "a man was found wandering
in the woods near Frank Parsons sugar
house last Saturday It was learned That
he had escaped from the Asylum NJ
Waterbury and a team came Tor MN
Sunday. Henry Moore, who has bcon IN
poor health a long time IS not as We'll
for the Elmorc boys, score. SO TO ~.
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WATERBURY.

Waterbury is one of the fortunate
towns that has water supply that is
equal to all demands. even during a dry
spell. During the past two weeks the
reservoir has been running over, the
stream being sufficient to supply another
village this size.-Mrs A. r. Anterior
and Miss Beatrice Atherton have return
ed from Montpelier where they have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Atherton.-
Tho village trustees will have a police
man on the streets Saturday evenings
during the fall months and possibly into
the winter. They propose to stop intox-
ication on the streets and the officer has
been given some rigid ordcrs.-Miss Lii
Ian Damon of Everett. Mass, is a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. r. Scott.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. 1sham Of Burlington were ut
the Waterbury Inn over Sunday. Mr.,
1sham returned home on Monday but
Mrs. 1sham will pass a part OF the week
in town.--Walter Sheldon Is taking n two
weeks vacation and accompanied by
Mrs. Sheldon is visiting at Brstol.-Carl
and Earl Evans have returned from a
several weeks stay at Lakeport, n. H
Tho william RI. Burns CO. will close its
factory Saturday for two weeks vaca-
ton. Nelson Bartlett, the manager, will
to his home In Maiden, Mass, for a
part of the vacation.
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget ONeil
who died Saturday evening after n
short illness, was held Tuesday morn
Ing at st. Andrews Church. The re-
mains were taken to NorthhelI for
burial. Mrs. O'Neil fell some two
weeks ago, breaking her wrist. and as
result Of the fall and complications
of old age her end came quite unex-
pectedly. Mrs ONeil was born In Ire
land and with her husband, who died
several years ago, resided in Richmond
for several years, where their children
were born. Mrs. O'Ncil moved to Wat
crbury II years ago when her sons
ONcil Bros, purchased tho grocery
business. She is survived by two
daughters, Maggie and Mary of this
place. and three sons, Father O'Nell OF
Northield and w. ]. ami r. C. O'Nei
Of this place.-The local stockholders
Of the International Mining Co., which
was organized here some six years ago
were made happy Saturday when now:
was received from Colorado that the
big shaft in the Robinson mine owned
by the International Mining Co, is II
ore. The strike appears to be bis
one-Miss Ruth Glover and Miss Len;
| Anterior are visiting in Barre for
few davs.-Dillingham Grange vii
hold a dance In the town hall at Dux
bury Corner Saturday evening.
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FAYSTON.

The usual basket picnic Of the Long
family and their friends was held at the
convenient residence and grounds of Mr..
and Mrs f. ]. Long Thursday. The day
was perfect, and 100 persons went for
the 42nd time for this yearly festival,
some of the NTH generation in the family
being present. The tables We're set in the
orchard where "A bount!ful dinner was
generously served and enjoyed The
meeting with friends. music base ball
and other games made the day one of
the best on records Among those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. William Funk. Mary
willie. Mo-. NJ. j. Long, Mrs. Myron Chase
and Misses Ethel an Lizzie Long Of
Montpelier, and Mrs. George Long of
Middesex. e. r. Long OF Warren of
the second generation VAS present, John
and Margaret Rolston Ipng in the first
generation came iron ireland II years
ago. and resided lew years in New
Brunswick. then ca me to Fayston. bring
ing five sons and five daughters. where he
resided until his death. He was a man
of strong religious convictions and
sterling integrity l.eslie Dumas has gone
| to Palmer, Mass, 20 reside with his sis
| ter, Mrs. II. Somorv'.le.-CharlaS T Il eW
! has returned from 4 few DAYS fishing
| trip to Pock's camp in Gro'on.-Mr. and
! Mrs. Kenneth Marrea- nnd euu. William
! OF Burlington are So nding their vacation
at V. g. Picrce's.- Mr. and MS. William
NJ. TAYLOR and C.lrcn, Harold and
Emile of Derby y-ted friends in town
last week. Mr., T1'.or will he pleasantly
remembered as ro>!dent Of this town
when a lad. son of Ira c. and Emily
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WORCESTER.

The Dugar family OF Worcester and
the Vincent family of Fillmore held a
family reunion and picnic at Curtis pond
Twenty-one were present among them
being Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Darlington
and child OF Los Angeles. Cal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert and sons of Montpelier and
Bert Dugar Of Morrlsvile. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 3. ORDINARY and children, whose
home at South Barre was recently de-
stroYed by fire. arc guests Of VI. L. Alb
bolt and sister brother and sister of
Mrs. ORDINARY. -rhe fall term Of all
schools IN town VII commence Tuesday,
ScDtcnlber g.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Miss Louise Watt is with friends In
Waterbury. Batchcldcr IS suffer
ing severely from the effects of n bullet
wound in tho wrist, received while in
the army.-Grace Burnham is expected
to return this vocabulary Howiand,
with Mrs. Tucker and two children
are at w. b. Goodell s.--Fred Thomas
suffered a severe attack Of heart trou-
BILE Monday Lance is visiting in
IIardwick-Marion Wheeler, Ielna
Goodell and Neil Danieis are to enter
fiardwick Academy this fall Glenn
Sulham will continue hts studies at St.
John SbUrV
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Sheriff Frank H. Tracy has drawn
the grand and petit jurors for the
September term of Washington county
court which convcncs at Montpelier on
Tuesday, September 10, Judge f. L.
Waterman of Brattleboro presiding.
The grand jurors are; Barre city,
W. F. Fisk; Barre town, A. r. Dodge;
Berlni. George II. Crandall; Cabot.
Walter b. Lance; Calais, c. ]. Lamb
Duxbury, Benjamin r. Hart; East
Montpelier, George Goodwin Fayston.
Il. A. Maxwell; Marshneld. H. G.. Moore;
Middlesex, Ralph w. Putnam; Montpel-
Ter, Charles ID, Mather; Moretown. Dan
lei p. Deavitt Mortified. George
Denny; Roxbury, Stephen Butterheld
Waitsfeld, Clarence r. Richardson
Warren, NJ. r, Goodspeed Waterbury
j. W. Moody; Woodbury.. Charles II
Dana
The petit jurors are: Barre city, j
S, Mcdonald, G. !. Beckley; Barre town
M. l.. Towne, John sheridan; Berlin
Orrn Kimball, w. r, Granfeld; Cabot
Mason Chester, w. O. Southwick; Cal
ais, C. B. Hill, l. w. Lawson; Duxbury
b. G. Newton; East Montpelier A. +
Stevens. O, u. Tnlotson; Fayston, W
Il. Nelson; Marshfeld, O. w. Smith, A
Il. Lamberton; Middlesex. f. J. Hin
Il. u. EdRerly; Montpelier. F.. A. Smith
II, f. Critchett; Moretown, c. G. Sleep
err; Mortified. George King, Samue
Winch; Plaincld, w. r. Noble, e w
stone; Roxbury, F. l.. Webster H. A
Howe; WaitsfeM, p. p Gaylord, II. ]
Eaton; Warren, V. +. Miner, william
Trask: Waterbury, ]. r. Hodges, r. L
Knight Woodbury.. Joseph Tibbetts
Worcester, Chauncey Gould, Thoma
Simonds.
The complaint issued against II J
Brown for collecting money withou
authority at Randolph for the Saliva
! ton Army has bean auashed and Brow
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FORESTDALE.

DR.. and Mrs. A. T.. Wctmore of Sara
toga, y. Y. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Warren MEMBERSHIPS Charlotte
Crafts of Rutland passed Sunday with
Mrs r. w. Horn.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Bump Au-
gust 24-Mrs. A. S. Newton is i'll at
the home of her son, I. G. Newton, at
Ticonderoga. n. Y.-Mrs. Wood OF
Rochester Is visiting her sister. Mrs
W. s. Cooke.--Miss Florence O'Neil Of
West Rutland is visiting at william
Wetmore's.
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LOWELL.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Freehart OF
Irasburgh were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Barney over Sunday
Samuel Wedge has moved to Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Sanborn OF
New York city are In town.--Mr. and
Mrs. Lynch Of Boston passed last week
zero with relatives-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Messer Were In Wolcott last
week.-Mrs.. J. III, Silsby OF Hartford
Conn, has Joined her husband. ]. H.
Silsby, for few weeks-Mrs. Myrtle
Robinson OF Kcene, N, H., is passing
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l., o. Robinson,-John Murphy
has rented Milo Hines's blacksmith
shop.-Mr. and Mrs. Peters of Ply
mouth, n, H., are passing n few weeks
with relatives In town.--Miss McGlinr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
BETHEL.

James n. Wheeler has a chair which
was in existence at the burning OF
Royalton, October l6, 1880. a the prop
erty of General Elias Stevens. This
chair has the original elm bark bot =
tom ana was bid off at Martha Dewey 5
auction by Mr.. Wheeler's father over
30 year ago at s5-1'he first religious
meeting held In this town was in the
barn now owned by Willis Davis on
Christian hill.