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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable "
The Tribune follows you. No
extra charge for mailing. Ad.
dress changed as often 5s de-
sired.
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'4peaching Orchard.

n !, VIII" formerly operated
q. north Idaho, testified
\, '1su on Page -Four.
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aaa More to Reveal.

""e Twice interrupted 10
A 70 other witnesses and did
'Sgond the identification aud a
Fa Of each operative employed
oplonage of tho federation s
r's'ions. and the identified.
'e'ai OF the confidential re-
n lstter we're not read and
y offered in evidence until
eofning, when Friedman will
As testimony.
'nloa'ion did not show whcth-
Entered the employ of the
a. spy in behalf of the
Asa'tstions or his decision 10
' MS knowledge and the
he took was reached after
|'splcyed.
. 'nc introduction of Nor
n' the defense also offered
s'0uhl Of testimony covering
4 osa'oii'ty, the dispute as to
y'enard sold his interest in
mine, the treatment of
Ht1
IN "niie prisoner in the
~ pen,'' another motive for
y detective Lyte Gregory,
s OF men friendly 70 the
ripple Creek, and the cir.
s,u under which the processes
'our's at Telluride were
,.. = 'nc military authorities.
~. swore that on the day
m aiii and Sullivan mill was
S'fy Orchard was at Mul.
~ sn'een miles from Ward.
n J., .Oea'ed him in a poker
h. OF them-Patrick Nc.
b.. ,'peF-sworc that he sat
sy various means. in
,is "i"g that McHalo is a
Is o'ecutlon endeavored to
hto to,uam!ony, ~ but both wit,
'9eaching Orchard.
.a Z who formerly operated
Ia. north Idaho, testified
~usd on Page Four.
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Appeal to President.

"Wc have always watched with pro-
found satisfaction tho growing strength
of the bonds of traditional friendship
between America and Japan. coupled
with the steady progress of the com
merce between the two nations It is
therefore n source Of deep regret and
concern to learn of the actions fire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
1ToRs BUREAU.

-. have not visited Tho
,',e's you have missed
.s,,a All the latest iItera"
md the oosIest place In
,~fr.
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Hkctives Union Officers.

Ran swore that in several in
. 'he detectives sent out by the
h behalf Of the mine owners
4 10 got themselves elected TO
Re in the unions and in a cou-
Instances they carried their
|Iplss TO tic extent of sharing
hrdshlps Of real strikers and
hily deported from the coun-
real strikers, who went out
fs militia. Ten feet from
8 chair sat George W. Re
y as a Pinkerton detective
.tp 10 leadership in the Telluride
NJ turning to him by direction
'ce Darrow the witness iden-
~ Redell smiled and touched
as Friedman pointed toward
fap said that one Pinkerton
\ bseame chairman of the union
Fhd committee at Globcyille
ph had charge nj all funds and
'aged there by the local union
'nl federation. Friedman said
pa Instructions from his SUI
! the Pipkcrton agency this
lned TO beggar the fedora
pslsh expenditure in behalf Of
vH' and failing in this he cut
down to the lowest possible
mreIness in the hope that the
y The nnion might ceusure
rood
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
NEW NATIONAL ISSUE.
Physicians Would start Boom fer 30
napArte for Presidency.

Chicago, Dec. 20.-The Tribune
says: An underground movemen;
which has as it's object the election
OF Attorney General Charles J. Bona
parte to the presidency OF the United
States IS In progress. 1t has come
up for breath In Chicago, Washington
and Boston, and may be Iookei TO ap.
pear briefly in New York and India.
napOHs.
SO far az Is known, II Is the only
underground campa' gn which Is being
conducted and at present there is no
evidence to indicate that Bonapar,c
is aware Of the proceedings himself.
The campaign managers IRE physi.
clans. They have their--1ssue and
they have selected Mr.. Bonaparte as
their candidate. The issue Is the
determination of the criminal class
es." The physicians propose TO con
fine habituai criminals IN asylum
prisons" for life.
Mr. Bonaparte, as he had made
hllONu III us Spt'NHtS, NOuIu mans
them The physicians admit that
the habitual criminals should be
hanged, but they are afraid that the
country Is not ready for this. AS a
compromise, the doctors propose to
confne tlcm for life, either In asy-
lums or in a penal colony, and they
hope that Mr., BOaaparte can be per
suaded 10 modify his views to agree
with their ideas Of what Ii opporture
and practical. A republican cOndi-
date for president nominated on q
platform, the chief plank OF which
calls for the confinement Of habitual
criminals. Will constitute a favorable
beginning In The medical opinion.
The movement is being conducted by
confidential correspondence from city
10 city and Is interesting on this &C.
count as we'll as because Of its new
national Issue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
Cut Nj. Throat with Razor

West Point. Ga. Dec. 2O-Williau
NJ StuOkey. one Of Harris County
prosperous farmers. committed suicide
Wednesday morning ~ his home, near
Whitesville Ca, by cutting his
throat. From vha, can De learned
Ee had loaded his wagon with seed
cotton 20 take 20 the gnncry After
loading the wagon, he sent the negro
Who was helping him TO the house TO
tell his nephew Sam CrutCh6cld. To
come 10 the wagon, ana when the
nCnhew arrived, found that Nr. Sruc.
hey had cut his throat with 4 razor
Mr.. Stuckey vas IN a HAPPY mood ou
Tue, lay night. conVersluC with his
rcighOors over tie rural phone. and
~ cause FOR ne rash a., can he
given
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
Threat Cut from Ear To Ear.

lag'se.le Ala Dec. .0.-News
has lg,t reached hc,e OF he Killing
~ Wi. am Rom,p"s by Henry Fersu.
son. "A, Someulle Ferguson vas
eour,lns a Young lady IN ne ue!gA.
Soreood and RomiGSs told Aer parents
that Ferguson had wife auG cal.
ersn In south Alabama Fsrsu.oD
aeNfd tAs vesi TO Ron ne. Aog,,
sA4lea hlm out. EEc 4, Is saiS cut Is
ASOat frOE ear 70 ca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
Aaareh for Possible survlxern.

Ictoria, u. c.. Doc 2O--H NJ. 8 .
IAfwater, may he ordered to the
10 American coast from Esqulmslt
search islands on Chile for posi-
survivors, OF the crew OF the miss.
liverpool ship Slbcrhorn. which
81 reported as having burned M
Aug %. about 90 miles on the
Eau coast There are SIN hopes
3 snrNiyors NAV have reached the
|hde on the coast at cate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
warrsn, chaross FslsIhss,lon

Portsmouth,. Va Dee 90 Alex y
Bur. c1ssler Of che PNo7lss hama q.
Portsmouth,. WAlch suspended Nov
aud subsequently, announced an al,
legged ts.] cation ~ books and mis.
Appropriation a. iutds hy ;ls cashier q.
VAS Wedueeasy arrested gpon . war,
ran, ehsrginE tslS,i csties In one &C,
coaat 70 the eNteR Of S2AeeO. Tue
aep0sea w2s admitted 10 ban n gks
"a, AZ aia0na
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
WI E-nht Ektradlt,cn

Vancouver, r. G. Urc "a. ~
@pAlch from kHW.on.. N & SAY,
eain D~-f Keller. alias d. L..
Alh, a United S,a.e. a.wN yr,cr
{1eno, NeN., MAS arrested there
tnesday nigAl chargtd vI'h having
sea- q banh cncCh from ,,y Tinted
4lea quariermasjcI's Office AZ rur
|ekjdan. III. ans afterwards ht,.u-
m A In for Set 500. Toe p....l,.
|tnaa hgAt.ug oVt,Sai,.uu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
TRAGEDY IN FLORIDA.
Young Man Shoots and Kills His Per
sonal Friend.

sonal Friend.
Pensacola, Fla. Dec. pa special
from Argyle, Fla, a small Town east
Of here, says:
Cra2ed with drink, Alexander Ander.
son drew revolver and shot his per.
sOnal friend, G. \. Wood, in tao head,
killing him instantly The two, it is
said, had been drinking toe'ether, and
al the time were sitting in a store
talking There had been no Quarrc,
or harsh words.
Anderson, az er firing ,Ae ld,a, SHOT.
staggered from the room 20 the gal.
iery in front OF the store and fred
the remaining cartridges in his ps.
TO! In the air. alter which he tc,l to
the tlOor in a drunken stupur. and .av
here until the sheriff was summoned
WREN the sheriff arrived. ne placed
Anderson, who was still IN semi.
cor t,uus condition, in his caliagc.
am took MIN to jail Whcn inform.
ed ne mex morning of wta, lie hs1
dor he wac overwhelmed with grief
ant rsmorse. and Wildly declared 40
kn,w ro,l,ag os what had occurred.
Eoih yoang men are members Of
prb'c'LGn. families in has SeCci0h Of
the STATE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
D HATS BESTOWED
Pins Personally Conducted
Public COnSiStOry.
W. AMERICANS PRESENT

1ony Was Attended by Thousand:
invited Persons--Pope Was Ar
va In Complete PontificaI Robes
ia Mitre on Head.
oEne, Dec. 20.-Pope Plus X on
Reday personally conducted the ser
& by OF the public consistory, which
1 ATTENDED by thousands Of invited
SONS, Including many Americans.
dense crowd packed the corridor,
B and tribune and reached almost
he foot Of the throne itself, while
= piazza OF st. Peters was moving
49, OF women in black with barred
otB, men in dress clothes, priests,
Us, soldiers, carbineers. nuns and
Ilnals, some on foot, Others In
IN many in more or less gorgeous
fabe carriages, all with eyes fixed
the great bronze doors, which
3 the portals to the promised spec
hose extraneous TO the ceremony
aered In special places inside the
lean while the cardinals, prelates
IS court personages assembled in
flher hall to await the pontiff.
~ one emil Of The sala regia stood
+ papal throne, fankej by the car
06IS stalls, and at the right were
eee for the bishops; opposite were
Nelal places for the aristocracy and
l0fnatic body.
Tie procession was headed by the
|sh guards. The pope was dressed
pmplete pontlhcal robes. mitre on
Rd and, with raised hand In tNo
lllhr position, he gave blessing as
went.
ollowing came a.lGng train OF per
|aRes, together with the sistinc
IIf, who sang rs the procession
teeeded. The pope mounted the
one amidrt n profound silence, the
f1lnals going to their stalls, and
others taking the positions pre-
bii for them,
he new cardinals were then intro.
|tsd and as they knelt one by one
ne pontiCf's feet he repeated the
nula "accIpe galcrum rubrum, aud
FASTER of ceremonies held a red hat
bt their heads. They then, sepa.
|ely, after the papal embrace, went
each OF the cardinals and received
MATERNAL salute. Tho ceremony
tf.Npope Plus rose. and after be
1ping the apostolic h'esSIITg, slowly
6dTew. the procession reforming as
thcort.
tier having returned THANKS be
~ The altar of the sls;iuc chapel
& new cardinals Joined tho others
ne hail of the cousistury where
+ pope held short supplementary
letory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
HANDOUTS CANNOT HOLD -.f
Msnseled, Man Dives in 7Ns' ''
Frees HimseH in Few N'0u:e'

Atlanta Dec. 20.-BuuoAu.... .
haR52un king. dived from 4
MO taS t CIV. s .chye -, n .'r--.
d.i saa s,,alSsa hs "a. -.
mRnacled, he arose to ne s9..sss r.
due time, with all Of TO- 7.'r'''
free from his ankles and R..s"
In the morning he msdr - zee ''"
.'om a cell in the poi" a 's''
aHi vent from that Y.se~ 10
toE"ane, accompanied =, b. -.
'"a"'"N- GO Ne O-rheH~ 1''
Green, Mcnisl RaWak. aGd ss....
po,'ecs. When the ps.,' t.-'T'S .
he wagon bridge. Briuo4w.I. 49,
saccuffsd securely BY one " -
icsses and then dsyVi 'H'o %,
re .ey 20 the MANAGE, - g. .
49," 80 nc party. A '-R '.
AFTER Aiding tie cold wsJs. =. -
cgf Mrg arose free
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
Sans in cha-oe ~ exsr,irer

Hht Lake Ci,v lHH D.. .o-.
h Green rive Tao" ''"k ~ G~acu
|ftr, utas. Wis 20 au .u c...sc ou
pdnesday by the s'a,c examiner. ~
fied S0aat $4,000 IN g. A.
Rharrassment Is attributed "a .ae Ne
ellon By fioos OF dsm scr - tae
sp river wsiea iu;Rrsgetel lrrlgs.
Eof the seeFgE NO itcp,lre~s be- =
m AZ -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
Governor orers R,na-.

Baton Rouge. la De-
no. Blanchard WeiresLa-
reward - 81 oOs for tho 49,.
conviction OF parties c-.-
mob w1ica attacked a uur De-.
Ian .shurers near Ca can.
sr'eIa' days ago, kll-nE E.
The governor has written 10 30
district Etiorne! ans saelr
son par!sA, In wsics tac
occurred. oraerlag rfheu e. ,
$ &c nasslsF ls'ss sslsls ~ So
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
CASE OF CAPTAIN CHASE.
Military Man Acted as Own Counse
In Courtnartial Trial.


New YORK, Dec 90. The case OF
Captain Ar hur W. Chase. artillery
corps, L. s a, who has been ON
trial by cour,marral for week eor
more is now III the hands OF the court
The courts decision Kill be :Nnouuc.
ed after It has passed through the reg.
ular military channels at Washington
Captain Chase was tried ON charges
preferred by Lieutenant Colonel Clar.
Cnce Deems OF the artillery corps.
Captain Chase's immediate superior
Officer During the tria Captain
Chase acted as his own counsel, cross
examining all the witnesses as well as
tsstifying himself.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21

Macon. ga. 20, - re a..
'eas N''.'Us. ..r. * o--a., ..
sah'-ed a. 'ae .a..e, h1., ..-. ~.
hes2Sy atIerr 80. rs. c. Steven. ,-.
OF the leading bushes, u,en d, 60.
community. telug maize a-c,lsa,,
. aae est'IN s,ceS a re saEk sili be
slSe, Geo, ARD Aaslne,.s Win n. -,
= - 80. =. !. 49, !.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21

New Britain, Coma. H."
CONNECTION with the aires. % .".
Of William I. Walker. nLo -..... ..
half a million dollars from D..
bank Of New Britain. OF white. .
treasurer. it was loarnrl
,ha' the bank officials expo .'."
or the missing securities OF '.r ...
bank There are 100000 r. o
Eastern lIrQ2is rai!rgs.-L b..
nave ncycK been negoti-.e!.
Thought Walker knows N.e.' e.
are
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
Cashier Walker, Of New Britain
COHn., Taken In CaSl3l,.
CHARGED WITH BIG THEFT
Ascending Treasurer Of Ns4 $780,,
Savings Bank Has Been A. Ct.
Lower California ard NJ. g.. .
turned East for Trisi.


New l0rh. Etc. ...
ton De,-cti"e az ncy g.
confirmed d report ,.,
Walker, The al .cna'..
the New Britain i'oHol
uad been CAPTURED q w.
lower Ca.lotn!'. ~.
cation aae boon "y-a
las consented 70 r"t"..
en-. W.'AoI, resort O
cCediA.',.
Ne.',r va 0rD'.E
camp - n es u1m t....
N2ii'In.a, WaiCA is ...N....
tory. re was ,J"co y.
tive 81 Tie .@'"'i.' g.
Angeles, assisted by
cans. The n'iSorer '.
Ln'c"" .@. h"2.. 10. .. ...
~ was C.Ht:j't. J.. &c.,.
.'rra" 30 s." 40, t-... ..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-21
wealthy ehIssasan n,,a

Chicago. pae. %. Henry pbs,es
. wealthy bas'ness ;r-p q ,Ats sisy
and 3 hrushnrlu,lae ~ the la,e Nse
snna flel asa kn : -. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-22
MAINE MUSICIANS.

Mr. and Mrs. n. II. Springer recently
gave a musicale at their new home in
Bethel. Prof Carl j. Tolman was the
artist Of the evening. There were 80
guests present.
Mrs. f. T. Peck, who has been organ
ist at Grace NJ. +. church. Bangor for
some time, has rendered her resigna-
ton to take effect May /. No one has
as vet been selected to fill the Va
cancy.
Maine friends Of Mrs. Minnie Little
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-22
MAINE PEOPLE.

DR. Frank f. Winter of New York,
formerly of Fort Fairfield, has ac-
cepted a position in the Minnesota
State Hospital at st. Peter. MINI. DR..
Winter studied at Georgetown Medf
cal College. and has had excellent ex-
pericnce in the United States Navy and
in the Lying-in-I Hospital OF the City
Of New York.
VIM. L. Brown, a former graduate Of
the PASSPORT High School, has recently
resigned the cashiership of the large
Normal Institute at Hampton, Va,
which position he has held for the past
16 years, to accept Il position in the
Congressional Library in Washington.
d. c., at Il much larger salary. Mr..
Brown is the son of Rev. Thos. w.
Brown. who for nine years was pastor
of the PASSPORT Unitarian church.
Mrs Lucinda Whittier, who recently
attained the 91st anniversary of her
birth at the home Of her son George d.
Whittier on Austin street, Portsmouth,
y. H., was born in Chesterville, Ne,
and was at one time n teacher in the
public schools at Phillips. There was
no special observance of the aninver-
sary day. yet the aged lady received
numerous callers who came to extend
greetings and she was the recipient of
number of floral tributes. Mrs. Whit
tier is remarkably wen and active for
her age and is in possession Of all her
faculties with the exception Of her
hearing which is much impaired. She
is a pleasing conversationallst and
takes an active interest in the news Of
the day. Her eyesight is good and she
reads the daily papers and numerous
,,,a zJpau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-22
SEE WHAT CASH WILL DO!
Our Prices For the Next Few Days.

corn, 3 ana 4 cans for .............25c
String leans. : cans for ............25c.
Della Lemon Cling Peaches, cans for
can Blucb"rrics ........... .........11c.
Rival Eagpbcrrics, 2 cans for $4,000. &c.
Kerosene oil. per gallon ...........12c.
Is ~ package Lunch Crackers .....21c.
% f.. package Soda Crackers ........21c.
lTohacco of all kinds, 5 cuts for.....2-c.
Lard our own make .............12c. ID.
And everything else in proportion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
CORNWALL.

Mrs. Robert b. Huntloy and daughter.
Pauline. Of Portland, Maine, have been
guests for tho past week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ". Poet. Mrs. Poet and Mrs Huntley
arc sisters. -Mra. William church is
quite i'll MIR. Alfred Rcmily of Rrid-
port is with her daughter Mrs James
Baldwin. having hocn called there by
the serious Illness of their infant SON
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Warmers barns
were struck by Tightening carly Tues
day morning AMI consumed together
with the contents, consisting of almost
their cutirc 1901 crop Of hay. all their
vehicles, two COWS and a sheep, The
insurance is small.
Several from town attended tho funeral
of James pratt at his late home in Bird
port sunday aftcrnOon,--Mrs L. A. San
ford has returned from weeks visit at
G. s. Dana's i'm New EIaven.-Mrs. Keel
or, who has been visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs, NJ. S. Kcelcr, has returned to
hor home in EOstOn.-Mrs. e. II. Lane
sprained her ankle last week and Is now
using crutches. Miss Jessie Murray has
gone to Bellows Falls to pass few
weeks with her sistcr.-Rollin Foote, who
has been confined to the house for near
~ year with rheumatism, Is now able
to he in the hay field.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01

coming home in August.-Dightning re-
Gently struck a large elm tree within
few feet OF schoolhouse No and the
same day It struck Mrs Caroline Weeds
new barn, tearing off shingles and boards
and then followed a post to the ground
Miss G.. NerniCe Lovett, a graduate or
Midilebury College. has been engaged to
teach the high school-Mr. and Mrs
George Martin visited his brother, +. o..
Martin, last wcek.-Mr and Mrs, ". e.
Remington of Ftchburg, Mass, are visit
ing at NJ. +. RemlnSton's. --Bill j. Boyn-
ton, after two weeks visit. has returned
to Minneapolis p. Raftery and family OF
Montreal have been in town few days
George Finders Is much better but not able
to work on his farm vet-Thc creamery
paid $40 for per cent. milk
Mrs. Samuel Tart and daughter, Mary,
of Montpelier are visiting at Frank pat
iick's.-Mrs. Paul Dmick attended the
funeral of hcr uncle, Hiram Merrlhew, In
Burlington Saturday Wright S
new horse barn is nnished.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lord Of Burlington passed Sun
day at c. *. Murray's. William Lawson
has moved to his now house on tho farm.
His sister. Miss Eliza Lawson, will make
hcr homo with him.--Josoph Lessor has
n!oVcd in to Nyron Barnes's house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
WILLISTON.

William VI. Barber was quite seriously
injured by a bull Sunday being thrown
down an trampled upon and but for the
timely aid OF Mr. Rowe might have been
killed. He Is resting as comfortably as
could be expected and no internal iniur-
les have been dscovorcd-Mis Mae JOS
lyn of South Hero was the .'uest Of Miss
Mabel Lawrence over Sunday.-The pas
tor of the Methodist Church. the Rev. p.
NJ Kent and Mrs. Kent will leave We'd
ncSday for short vacation in the Adj
rondacks During his absence tho Rev.
II. II. Crawford will have charge of the
work and will preach Sunday morning
Edith NJ Balch of burlington will speak
Sunday morning, August II, Tho evening
services will he in charge Of the Young
Peoples society.-M W. Clark was quito
a little worse Sunday having suffered two
sinking spells but Monday he was more
mforta ble.-A party was given for the
Misses Warren Al their homo Saturday
afternoon MIR. and Mrs. Pearl PrOYor Of
Montpcl!or arc visiting Mrs Soverso1
Pryor ut Judge Barhcr's.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. r. Tarhox were I'm Jericho Center sun
day ut tho home Of Mr. and Mrs Cyrus
TarhoX "A band stand Is to ho erected in
the village.-Mrs. Estella Thompson has
been at Mr. Barbcr's the past week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. John Yale Of Boston is visiting IN
town.--Mr and Mrs. ]. Il. Williams and
son Of New York city are passing some
time with James r. Williams and family.
Miss Marion Cutler Is visiting Phcbe
fiorsford.-Mss ITilda Hopkins OF Frank
lin Is visiting Miss Carine Wooster.-The
Misses Jerusha and Neila Mcneil Of
MuskcEon. Mich, and Mrs. Mary Harvey
of Nincand. y. J.. are visiting J.. b.
Mcneil and family. Goodrich OF
Essex Junction passed Sunday in town
Thu annual Sunday school boat ride VIII
ho taken on tho Tconderoga on hcr trip
north August l6.--Miss AIDA Poase Is
visiting ]. A. LOWS and familY.-Some
farmers have finished haying with fair
crop.-W. y Root and family are occupy
ing their cottage at Thompson's Point
Mrs Ross and son and Miss breckenridge
have returned home.-,Mrs. Charles Stone
of Burlington visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Monette, last week.
Mss Marie Walton Of Brookville.
Ontario, who has been visiting Mrs J. p.
Ramsey returned homo Monday. John
Duffey has moved into T. g. Molison's
tenement.-George Burroughs visited
relatives here Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
CHlTTENDEN COUNTY.
wINOosH.

A wedding, which came Ms a surprise
to their many friends, was that Of Miss
Mary T., daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Milo
y. Williams of Malletts bay. to Archie
Clarence Ford, also Of Mallctts bay,
which was solemnized in this village
Saturday evening Following the ccre-
mony the happy couple returned to the
bay where they were rendered a recep-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford will make their
home there
Word was received Monday morn
ing of the death of Robert Butler.
which occurred at the Waterbury Hos
pital for the Insane. where he was
taken a few weeks ago Mr.. Butler
was a. years of age ana had always
been resident of the village. The re-
m jns were brough. here for burial
Tn" employees Of the American Wool
on company with the exception of tho
finishing department will he given a
vacation of two weeks beginning Au-
gust II aud resuming work August %.
The wedding of Euclidc Mctevior and
Miss Mary Louise Barron was solomn!zed
at St Francis Xavier Church Monda Y
morning. The ceremony was performed
by tho Rev, j. +. Audet in the presence
of number of friends and relatives. The
bride was attended by her brother, Henri
Barron, the groom by his father. A we'd
| ding breakfast was served at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bclanger on East
/ Canal street. Mr. and Mrs Motcvler left
on the morning train for wedding trip
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