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Nav Yet Cheat aallows,

Louisville, KY, Nov. 11.-Clarence
Sturgeon, the triple murderer sem
fenced to hang Nov. Is, is In q critical
condition from an attempt al suicide
by poison, his seventh attempt.
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Storms. AGAIN Flood ltalv.

Rome, Nov. 11.-Storms, accompx-
MED by %torrential rains, have again
caused floods in several parts Of
Italy. A number of vessels have been
wrecked in the Mediterranean and
Adriatic seas.
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Wholesale Jail Delivery.

Nine prisoners, all there were in Jail.
escaped from the county Jail at Canton
by saving q steel bar and letting them
selves down on a rope made of blankets.
Three of them were charged with
murder.
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Texan Convicted Of Murder-

Hondo. Tex. Nov. 11.-Henry Ttrr.
ner Of this place has been convicted
of the murder of George Butts and vas
assessed the penalty. The crime was
committed several months ago
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LOCO AAectsd st caarsmSptrN.s

Claremont, N. H. Nov. 12.-The
1000 employees of the SulfivanzNa~
chinery Co. began eight hours work
per day Monday. The reason for the
shorter hours Is depression In bust
ness.
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Mississipw
News
Condition of Mississippi Banks.

State Auditor Henry has compiled
the statements of the Mississippi State
banks made under the call OF Oct. 10,
and a most gratifying result is shown.
There are 2S4 State banks, as against
272 on Sept. II, 1906, an increase OF 4.
The increase in and liabili
ties amounted to SO, 1919, S07.52
Total for Oct. 10, 1907, was..........% 5, 63'Oos.l2
Total for Sept. IL, 1906, was........' 5S,oiS'2ifoo
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COLCHESTER.

District Superintendent c. D. Howe will
hold examinations for pupils in the town
of Colchester who intend to enter high
school or academies this fall, availing
themselves NJ the free tuition act, Thurs
day and Friday OF this week. Tho exami-
nation will he given in the high school
building at Essex Junction from to II a
m, and from / to p. m.
A public meeting for the purpose
of forming n cemetery association
viii be held in the parish house Sat
urday at 2 p. m. All in any way in
tcrosted are asked to DO present
The union school will open Tuesday
with the Same teachers as last term
M. and Mrs. Charles Wright. who
have been in town two months, left
for the West Wednesday.-Miss Re
lief Lavanaway of Milton, Miss Pearl
Esty of Richford and Miss Alice
Whittier of Albany. who have beer
visiting at r. Il. Wilson's. have re.
turned to their homcs.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ander-
son Saturday.--The funera, of the In
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cary
was held SATURDAY..
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CHARLES F.. MOILES'S ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
The Honorable. the Probate Court Tor
the District OF Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interest
ed in the estate of Charles r. Moiles,
late OF Concord, n. H., deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been made
to this court IN writing, by the admin
istrator of the estate OF Charles r.
Moiles praying for license and author
fly to sell the whole of real estate of
said deceased representing to said
court, that IT would be beneficial TO the
heirs and all persons Interested in the
estate of said deceased. to sell the
whole OF the real estate of said de-
ceased. and convert the same into
money.
And bringing into Court the conscn t
and appreciation in writing Of all the
heirs to said estate residing in this
state, and set In forth the situation
Of the real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed
and assigned the 9th day of september
1907, at the Probate Court rooms In
said district. to hear and decide upon said
public notice thereof to be given to ali
persons Interested therein, by publishing
said order, together with the tins and
" in the Buriinxton weekly Free ee Pre.s
. newspaper which circulates In the neigh
borhood OF those persons interested In
ing N ' N' N -'' near
Therefore. you are hereby notified 10
sstors 'ai H., court at tsc time ans
court, to make your objection to the
granting OF such license. II you see caunc
Given under my hand, at the Probat,
1907
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM,
s"St Judge.
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ORWELL.

The Rev. w. W. Smith preached his
last sermon as supply Sunday. The
church and society have extended call
to Rev ]. c. Williams OF Boston and he
will commence his duties here Sunday
Mrs. Emory l. Wendell of Albany, n. Y,
is In town this week.-John Wood and
family of Rutland were with friends In
town last week, returning on Friday
DR.. McKibbcn and family have returned
from two weeks In camp at Sunset lake
C. j. Blair is having a weeks vacation
C. |. Raymond of Gens Falls, n. Y,
returned .Monday.--George Allen has COM
menced his new barn TO replace the ones
destroyed by lightning.
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HINESBURGH.

Mrs. ]. IT. Allen has gone to Sara
toCa for few weeks The Rev. +.
II Grcenlcaf will begin his services
as pastor Of the Baptist Church Sun
day. September s.-Dr c. j. Russell
passed Sunday with his family at NJ.
T. ReminEton's-A small white for
est worm has made its appearance in
the eastern part of tho town and Is
eating the foliage so that the trees
are as bare as in Novemher.-Carl and
Flwell Davis have returned from New
IIampshire--A. W. r. Hayden had $50
stolen from his store Sunday night.
The public schools will open September
with the following teachers: High
school. Miss c. Vernice LoVe-t,
principal; No. l. Frances Dover; No. 3,
Anna r. Patrick; No. E, b, Bessie
Weed: No 6, Alice smith; No. T. Belle
Cogans: No. 8, Nellie *. Bissonette; No.
.. Nellie Noonen; No. 10. Katherine
Srith-John Rostwick OF Boston has
been visiting his sister, Miss Dora Bost-
wick, at the old homestead Mrs. VII
liam Nash of Bristol passed last week
with Mrs +. L. Andrews,
The Rev. L. r. Boynton OF Bristol
y. Y. is visiting his brother, G. b.
Roynton, after an absence Of % years.
The Chittenden country creamery paid
Sl.16 for July milk.--A. w r. Hayden
had band Of gypsles arrested for steal
ing 500 Monday. but Grand Juror Bucha
refused to prosecute after Investigating
the case.
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CHARLOTTE.

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SHELBURNE.

The Ever Ready Circle Of the Kings
Daughters held a dime soclah,e
at Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinneys IN
East Shclburne Wednesday evening,
August 2S.--Miss Louise Weston pass
Cd Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Fletch-
er.--Mrs. Sophia Bissonett of Buring-
ton passed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
+. W. Bissonett.-Nlss \. May Pierce,
who has been visiting her uncle. Lu-
ther Pierce. has returned to Holyol1e.
Mass, for a short stay, before resum-
ing her duties as drawing teacher in
the Castlcton normal school.--Miss
Matte Stoddard went to Essex Mon
dav afternoon, TO visit Miss BESSIE
Flotcher-Miss Bessie Reynolds Of
Pownal has returned home after soma
time with Anna Harvoy.-Mrs Mary
White and Miss Louise Gates went TO
Plattsburgh Saturday to visit Mr9.
r II. NIacomber.-Mrs. Anna Blair
Whitney Of Barre is visiting her
father. G.. +. Blair.--H w. Tracy pass
ed Sunday at Spring Grove campmeet-
~
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MILTON.

The Sunday schools of the Methodist
and Congregational Churches are 10 hav5
a union picnic at the pine grove near th1
Yves Milton church to-day II pleasan
II not on Frday.-Mrs l. t. Chadwick
of Maiden, Mass, was tho guest OF Miss
Kate Ashley over Sunday.-Amo Minck1
Ter and son, Willis. Of Grand Isle Mrs
Brown of Chazy and Mrs. Brown OF Ohld
passed Saturday and sunday at Georg
Minckler's.- and Mrs. A. 3. Sturge]
are the parents Of a daughter, born Sat1
urday-Mr. and Mrs. a, w. Mann, Wild
have been visiting Miss Mann's parentsI
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pratt, returned Sun
day to Hartford Conn.-Mr. and Mrs
Pratt have closed their cottage at Camp
Rich and are at their home here.
The funeral Ct Glenn Boothe, who was
drowned in the river Tuesday, was held
at the Methodist Church Wednesday at
p. m. the Rev. NJ. II. Ryan officiating.
The burial was in the village cemetery i
Mrs. II. H. Beeman has gone TO Mon
treal for treatment for her deafness. Il
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Skees are in Morris
vile for a few days-Mr. ana Mrs F. f,
Cormia and children are in Middebury
this week with friends.-Mrs. +. A. Eros
and daughter, Dorothy, are visiting in
Vergennes George Turner has gone ia
Springfield, Mass, where he has a posi-
tlon-The Sunday school of the Episcopal
Church had "A picnic at the Powell camp
near Malletts bay Wednesday Ray Hall
of ST. Adams is moving into Mrs. l.. E.
Wolcott's house on Main street-Mr. and
Mrs. Max Burlington of sheldon are the
guests of Mrs, A. b. Landon.
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WINCOSKI.

Tony Latorell. charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon, had a hear
ing in Henry Conlins Office Friday
morning before Justice Graves. II. y.
Deavitt and NJ G. Lcdry appeared for
Latorelli and Grand Juror Henry Conlin
prosecuted. Iatorc.li is the Italian sus-
pectod of having stabbed Elmer Bushey
Saturday night. one of the Bushey boys
would not identify Latorelli positively as
the man who did the stabSing, and some
OF the testimony was conflicting. Latorelli
was put under $500 bail and ound over
for the September term of county court,
and In default of bail was sent back to
county jail,
Emile j. Lambert died Friday after
noon at his home on Hickok street after
an illness of four months with cancer of
the stomach. Mr.. Lambert was IS years
of age and is survived by wife and
two daughters aged eight and ten re-
spectively. Mr. Lambert was native of
France and came to this country about
two years ago. He was employed IN the
wooden mills as weaver. The funeral
was held from St. Francis Xavier Church
Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock, thu
Rev. j. + Audet officiating. The inter
nent was in St. Francis cemetery.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Rev. Howard Chidlcy of En-
field, ~ H., gave an interesting talk
on THE Church in Action against the
Saloon" Sunday evcning.-Daniel
Grange has gone to Massachusetts
where he expects to obtain employ
ment--Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus Fuller
visited his father. j. G. Fuller 1T
Richmond Saturday.-The local ball
team won at Starkshoro Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa ThaYer and Henry
Thaycr of Brooklyn, N. Y, visited
their niece, Mrs. r. G. Bagley, the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Pierce returned
Saturday from n weeks visit with her
cousin, Julius Kimball. at Glens Falls
~ Y.-Alba Frank and Lola ThaYer of
Warren visited their aunt, Mrs f. G.
Bagley, the first of the week.--Thomas
| Dupont has closed his hotel here and
! moved part OF the furniture to his hotel
| at Rochcster.--C +. Gillette has stored
| his household goods in Walter Gorton's
| barn and is working for Henry Russell
! 4 company of friends gathered at the
| home of Vernon Sargent Monday evening
and gave him a surprise party IT being
| his saith birthday. Ice cream and cake
were served and Mr. Sargent was pre-
! scented with a chair.
| Mrs. Waiter Tabor of Bristol is visit
! Ing her parents Mr. and Mrs William
1 Thompson, at Huntsville and friends
| here.--George Rounds has a fawn in
! his possession which was found on tho
mountain in an exhausted condition but
! was apparently all right + ter being fed
--Buol Ferguson of burlington is visiting
j. +. Andrews.-Miss Daisy and Richard
/ Fielder are visiting their uncles, William
| and Walter Fielder. at Stowe.-School
| commenced Monday with Mrs. Georgia
! Pierce as teacher.-O. C. Hallock went
to the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday
| to visit his son, Ralph. who is recovering
| from an operation.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
| Russell visited her mother in Lincoln
| the first OF the week.-Several from here
are attending the fair at Middlebury this
week.-Mrs.. BuZZell and granddaughter
! May Buzzell of harrington, ~ H.. are
the guests of her daughter, Mrs. r. A.
! Norton.
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CH1TTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION


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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mountvicw creamery paid % cents for
butter fat for the month of July.-Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Sears are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS over the birth OF son.
Thursday. the 18th inst-Mr, and Mrs.
Malcolm Thorp returned to Springfield,
Mass. Saturday after spending two
weeks In Ernest Burley has NOV
ed his family from the Horsford house
lately purchased by Eugene Shortsleeves
to George Garen's house-Mr. and Mrs.
Plny white and nephew. Harry Thomp-
son. of burlington are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Claxton and other relatives
in town.-Mrs. lydia Alls went to YER
gennes Saturday morning for Il few days
visit with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Blodgett and Fred Putnam OF Saratoga
Springs. n. y, who have been guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. w II. II. Narney, went
to st. Adams Saturday mornng.-C. n.
Johns, Is passing a few days In camp
at Thompson's Pont.-Dr and Mrs w.
II. II. Varnoy, Miss May Narney and
Henry Putnam went Saturday on car
rlage drive to Braintrec where they are
TO camp for a few days with DR.. and
Mrs. f. A. Rich Of Burlington.-Pete r
Desautels. wife and three daughters of
Boston. Mass. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Larrow.--J. r. Tasgart re-
turned Thursday from a trip to Canada
in the Interests Of r II. Horsford.
Mrs. Homer Clark has returned from
three weeks visit in Claremont, n. H.,
accompanied 10y her sister, Mrs. Fay
Clark-Miss Stella Foote is visiting in
Cornwall.-Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Thorpe
left Saturday for Springfield, Mass. af-
ter visit OF two weeks IN town.-Albert
Cove OF Middctown, Conn., Is the guest
OF relatives In town S Fonda Is in
Middlebury this week attending the fair.
Miss Lulu J1clman has gone to Ran
dolph, where she viii enter the normal
school,-Mr. and Mrs Edwin Prndle and
chldren are camping n tho pine woods
In Huntineton.-M Miss Frances Clark and
Miss Cora Clark returned Monday from
several weeks with relatives In Connect
cut and Massachusetts--B. f.. Beers is
improving his farm house by the addi-
ton OF porch and broad piazza.
Inc annual rally day exercises of
the baptist Sunday school VIII be held
sunday September s, instead of Sep
TENDER !, as previously announced
C. l.. Van Vliet fell down stairs In ais
barn saturday, One bone OF his ieft
arm was hroken.-Mr and Mrs A. N
| Elllson returned Monday from
| weeks absence in Starksboro' Lincoln
ana Bristol-R C. Beers and FAMILY
| VINO have been passing the summer az
| thelr cottage at Thompsons foiht
broke camp Tuesday and returned
nome A. Norton, who mas becn
occupying the Hart brothers tenement
| VIII move his family this week 10
william Carpenters house'-Eugene
| Bradford moved his threshing machine
TO W. Deshaws Tuesday where MT
Deshaw has IS acres OF grain to be
| threshed In the feld
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goods to Montpelier. Mrs. Lowry ex-
poets to make Montpelier her homo
while Miss Eva Lowry attends Mont
pelier Seminary.--F. A Percival and
family returned Tuesday from few
days stay Mt Malletts Bay.-Miss Daisy
McGibbon started Monday for Nebraska
where she ia engaged TO teacher for
another year Mrs. Ruth Washburn and
tho Misses Lena Hadd and Dorothy
Gates % Fast Berkshire were guests
from Friday until Monday at j. Fl. SAT-
ford's. They were returning from car
riage drive TO northern New York.
The young people OF the Baptist Church
will servo Ice cream and cakc on the
church lawn Friday evening.-Alec Ross
came Saturday from Springfield. where
he has been for some timc.-The ladies'
Aid society meets Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Balch.-Mrs. Sarah Townsend has
one Of the best 10 not the best collection
OF dahlias In town. This season she has
eighteen different varieties and at the
present time nearly all are In bloom.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. H. Packard went
Tuesday to Vergennes for a visit
DR.. Jesse Thompson Of Rutland has
been in town this week calling upon
has hired the Chesmore house near
George Whites. He will move his family
hero September as the kennedy
farm on which he lived has been sold.
Several from here attended the Nor
risvillc fair this week.-1ra Rogers,
woo has been employed In Burling-
ton since the close of school Is en-
joying a two weeks vacation before
returning to Burlington high school.
Miss Tucker Of Mddlcbury has been
secured to take charge of the high
school, She is n teacher of experience
having laugh in Porto Rico.-Mr and
Mrs. II. II. Dclisle started Monday on
a carriage drive to Bedford, i. q"
where they will visit relatives for a
week.-Mrs.. Rouve, son and daughter,
who have been visiting her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Emcr-
son. went Thursday to their homo In
Wakefield, Mass.-Thc ice cream socia,
which was announced for Friday even
ing. has been postponed until Satur-
day evening William A. Albee ami
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Tillotson were married
Wednesday afternoon by the Rev G..
Il. Atwood.--Josep Gunnson, who
has been visiting at John Costello's
for fcw weeks. mas returned to New
York.--Mrs Fanny Bullock of Spring
| field. Mass. was at Arson Fields for Il
! short visit this week.-Mrs.. Belle
Parsons. who has been in Fletcher for
several months. is at the homo Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Rice
Miss Susie Carroll Is visiting her sis
ter in Westford.-Mrs. Northrop and
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sparks Of Boston
who have been visiting at +. j. Nc
Konzie's returned Monday.-The ladies
net with Mrs. Pierce Ransom
Wednesday. August 18th In the afternoon.
Browns River paid for July milk gill.
Johnson & Co. sl,l4 for per cent. milk
Miss Clara Dygert and her niece, returned
who has been spending the last two
months with Mrs. Nettic Dygert, returned
to Norwich, Conn, Thursday. -Miss Lena
Packquett, who has been visiting friends
IN Holyoke Mass, returned Saturday
evening, accompanied hy her cousin. Mr.
Edward Dawsey.-Miss A. s. Freeman IF
Everett, Mass, visited friends in this
village last week.
Misses Louise Weston and Matte
Stoddard of Shelburne have been visit
ing at A. C. Fletcher's the past week.
Mrs p. Il. Northrop has returned to
her home in Sheldon.
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wILLISTON.

Amos Rowe dropped dead Wednesday
August q, near the river on b. c. john
sons farm. He had been fishing with
his boy and was about getting into the
wagon to return home, when he dropped
down with one gasp and never spoke
or moved again He has had heart
trouble for several years and two at
tacks OF II this week but thought he
would fee as we'll out in the air. The
funeral was largely attended at his late
home Friday and the body was taken
to Burlington, where the burial was
made in S. Joscph's cemetery. He
leaves wife, a daughter who Is antin-
valid and a little boy.
Mrs. j. II. Bushnell entertained the
Kings Daughter Circle Friday.-Mr
". o. Whitney and son are in camp at
Lake Iroquois.-Mrs EstellA Thomp-
son is at the NJ. j. Hewett's.-Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Packard of Jericho were
at Mrs Darling's Tuesday.
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RICHMOND.


The Aid Circle of Kings Daughters
heId picnic in the grove at Mr. Balch S
h"me-t'reeman Fay of Montpelier was
recently the guest Of Edward Bradley
MISS Nellie Henley resumed her work
at the postoffloe Monday morning, after
vacation of six weeks.--Mlss Mary Egan
or burlington was recently the guest of
friends In town.-The HibenIans served
banquet In Foresters hall Friday even
ing after the regular meetns.-A number
from here attended an entertainment In
Cnderhill Saturday evening.-Mrs. f. f..
Freeman and children have returned
from Burlington where they have been
the guests of Mrs. NJ G. Leary.-C. +.
Daley, who has been visiting friends in
town has returned TO his home in Bos-
ton.-Miss Jennie Stanley OF Winooskt is
the guest of friends here. Arthur Ter
rien of Holyoke, Mass, is spending two
weeks with his parents, MI and Mrs,
Tuson Terrien.
John keefe OF st. Adams was at home
over Sunday-Miss Teresa Barrett of
burlington was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. e. Leary over Sunday.-The
Conant and Goodrich families who have
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WESTFORD

Walter Rugglcs of Crookston, Mimi. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. H.
uggles.-Captain George c. Lewis OF
Washington u. c., is passing a few days
in town.-H. w. Belden paid one dollar
and five cents per hundred for July milk.
Horace f. II. Rugglcs went to John
sonburg, Pa, Wednesday, whore he has
a position as principal of a high school,
w. c Perry and II. r. Stone have gone
to ST. Johnshury to attend the meeting
of the grand lodge Of knights of Pythias.
The local lodge of knights of Pythias
plans to build an addition to its hall this
fail.
In the case of Fred Smith against Au-
gustus Convey, an action to recover the
price OF a separator the jury found a
verdict for the defendant but the case
was appealed. The suit was brought be-
fore F., G. Webster OF Burlington. Theo-
dorc Hopkins appeared for Mr.. Covey and
Russell Taft for Mr.. Smth.-Miss Flor
ence Rice was given a tin shower Tues
day evening.-E. B. Whpple is confined
to the house by illness.-Rolie Flagg will
go to his home in Newport Friday.