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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-04-05

Ihc cadlng lights of So
clety shine best under the
brilliant glow OF Electric
Light.
For social functions Elcc-
trlc Light is pre-eminently
the most satisfactory light
Electric Light is the only
hight for the home. 1t re-
CURES no attention norcare.
It's absolutely clean, safe,
ornamental and convenient.
Wen be pleased to tell
you more about it if you'll
call.
Island Pond Electric Co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19
DOC TRAVELS goo MULES.

Chicago, Oct. 1s.-Left in Columbus, O., more than 30 miles away, on March IS last, Trix Clark, pet dog and ccm- panion of May Clark, aged sixteen. of 235 North Clark street. suddenly turn- cd up in Chicago yesterday and dis- covered his mistress, having made one of the most remarkable journeys per- formed by an animal on record, and accomplished the additional feat of slngllng out the family with whom he formerly lived from among more than 100000 people.
 . When Miss Clark came out of a res- taurant yesterday the dog was sitting wan and gaunt in front of her lodg- ings. At the sight of her, he dashed forward, and before sho realized what was happening, he had both paws around her neck. Miss Clark and her mother have been living in their prcs- ent quarters only three weeks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

,,i sio evening upon the topic "A 4ouhg Mans Temptations"
 Married, on Wednesday at 8 D. m, at the home of the minister, Rev. Dr. sheath, William H. Way of PIT exchange street to Harriet M. Perrin Of lS5 Lombard street, The couple went on a trip and on their return will reside at PIT Exchange street.
 Quinnipiac conclave, No. S1S. In- proved Order Heptasophs, will hold it's regular meeting at 25 Grand ave nue tonight at o'clock. As there Is business of importance to come LID. 1t is desired that there be a large meet ing. The degree team will exemplify the degree on candidates and reports on the coming minstrel entertainment and dance will be given, This con- olave has engaged Polar Star hall for November and '. on which evenings one of the finest minstrel shows seen in this city will be presented.
 
 Grace church, Blatchley avenue. Rev George A. Alcott, rector. Morning prayer and sermon at 1OiS0; evening service at 7;30 with sermon on "Earn- estness" Sunday school at 12:15.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

where 100000 diamonds are cut an- nually. Most of the work is done by women.
 The question of who should set the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

nomination was settled here in thts way: We had a big jumping match,
 and Bill Jones jumped fifteen feet and won the nomination fer coroner. .s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

The water of the natural brine springs of Droitwich is twelve times stronger than sea water.
 In Amsterdam there is a factory
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19
soc Mems Ties With Scarf Pin 25c.
I 50 Mems Negligee Coat Shirts 07c.

Of persons stricken with insanity about one-third recover.
 Every year there are 26,O00 letters posted in England without addresses.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19
Running Again.

Our elevator, out of commis- sion for 8 week, is again run ming for our customers con- venience.
 Some new CHTFFONIER ar- rivals are also clamoring for publicity. IN GOLDEN OAK.
 Three special patterns with large, roomy drawers and best beveled mirrors, regularly priced at $10, $12 and $18.50, for this sale $7.5O, $9 and S12.38. IN BIRD S-E EYE MAPLE. Special value $18.75, re- duced from $25. I IN MAHOGANY FINISH.
 One pattern $9.50, reduced from $13.50.
 A good one $1o, reduced from $13,75.
 A better one S11.75, re- duced from $15.50.
 Another one $12, reduced from $16.
 Not only these, but many others, in all woods, at attrac- tive prices. Brown & Durham
 comBiete ElouNs Eurn-shtr~.
 Orange and Center SIs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

Rev. Isaiah w. Sheath, pastor of Grand avenue Congregational church, will preach on Sunday morning upon the subject Outside Testimony" and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
Fremen Had Fine Outing Weddnes-Pups at Stronu
 School Saving MOney-Heptasophs Minstrel Show.
Especial Journal and Courier News s.svio,.,

in the evening upon the topic "A Young Mans Temptations"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19
There are 2OO,OO0 factory girls in

LOnUOII.
 The fan exports of China amount to 100000 year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

soc Mems Cardigan Jackets for 1.97. Mems fine wool Cardigan Jackets to fit all men, large small Darlngton's Price, $500.
 OUR SALE PRICE $197
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2.5O Umbrellas for i.39

Just $50 Umbrellas in this lot; can never be duplicated for less than $2.5O each; all of the best Columbia Taf- feta, with most beautiful handles, such as sterling silver, gold, pearl, horn, etc; all with best Paragon Lock frames, Steel Runners, TafEeta Covers and Tassels. These were bought by Darlington & Co. to retail at s2.50
 Choice of any in this ...,$1 30
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

$l5O Mems Sweaters for 97c. Mems strictly all-woo Sweaters in grey, navy and black. Darlingtons Price $15o.
 OUR SALE PRICE 97G
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19
Al.5O Umbrella for 1.OO

400 in this lot, all of fine Rainproor Taffeta, new German Silver, Pearl, Gun Metal, and large assortment of Natural Boxwood Handles; all Para gon Hook Frames, Covers and Tassels
 These were bought by Darlington & Co. to sell at $1.50. Choice of any of these ......................,"., $1.OO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19
200 Silk Umbrellas for

A lot of Colored Silk Taffeta Um- bfellas with pretty natural wood Handles. Silk Case and Tassel in blue, green and red only. Choice of any of these at .........s..y....$1.OO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

Next Friday the young ladies of Pll- grim church will give an entertainment in the old chapel entitled 'The Fair Haven Fair" This is to be modelled af- ter a country fair so far as 1t is pos sible to do so in the chapel and a very entertaining affair it promises to be. It will be held next Friday afternoon and evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

$1.5O Boys Sweater Goats for 97c. Boys heavy wool Sweater Coats, large pearl but ton front, double knit wrists and bottoms, Oxford grey all sizes. Darlingtons price, s150.
 OUR SALE PRICE 97G
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

$2OO Mems Cont Sweaters for $1.25. Case of Oxford Grey Mems Coat Sweaters, made for Darlington Co to sell at $20o SALE PRICE,
 @1.25
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

At Pilgrim church Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev. R. D. Brown, will preach on "Evolution of the Kingdom"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

Miss Eva B. Norton daughter of MT and Mrs. Alfred Norton of 105 saltonstall avenue, became the bride of Fiber D. Sherwood of Bridgeport on Thursday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

Afterno0n cIub met Wltn MTs. L B. Hemingway. The subject of the after noon was How I Earned My Dollar of the Club Treasury" A great many humorous accounts were given. The club voted to join the State Fedora ton of Women clubs. Two delegates were chosen to meet with the club at Stamford November and 4, Mrs. L. R. Hemingway had 8 paper on What the Ladies Clubs are Doing in the 5tate." Miss Cora Eaton reeited. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, October 25, aud there will be a musical program and current events.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

I5C MenS OOTtOn SOX TC cases of Mems medium weight fast black Seam less Cotton Sox. Darllngtons Price 15c.
 OUR SALE PRICE 0G
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$45O Golf Coats for $2,97.

Sl.25 Boys Sweaters for 7oc. 1 case of Boys all-wool Sweaters V-shape neck, Oxford grey navy blue and white in all sizes These were bought by Darlington O. to sell at SEQ.
 OUR SALE PRICE 79S
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-19

Rev. R. F. Brown stated last even- ing that the opening of Pilgrim church would hardly be done before Thanks giving, as the Improvements have not progressed so rapidly as was hoped. It Is expected that the union Thanksgiv- ing services will be held in the church on the morning of Thanksgiving day. The Improvements include the fresoo- ing of the ceiling and sidewalks and the expense will be fully $1 1,OoO
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-05-03
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WOMEN'S &C

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The Washington herald., 1907-07-11
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, July 10, 1902

and Trus. Company Fl al 70 Richard ". Tyler.
lot s. square 90 SO
Fifteenth and B streets southeast-Carlton NJ Beal
% Louis ". Stolp. lots s. 10 S.. square 1883 SO.
No. al2 Il street northWest-Helen A. Clayton et
VIZ, Richard 20 Percy ". Picdogd. lot 80.
square %. SO
No. 1917 II street uOrthwest-John S. Larcoribe et
TX. 70 Augustus z. Gardner part original lots
and 5. square 100 SO
Ihirty-lfth street northwest and Mount Pleasant
Horace T. Jones 20 Frank T. Rawlings. part lot
4 block 70. Mount Pleasnt. and part Of Knaves
Disappointment and original lot g. square ID SO
Thirtylfth street n0rthWest-Frank 7. Rawlings et
ux 10 Frank 5 Collins. part Of Knayes Dissp-
poinimcnt ElO
Thirty iiith aud " streets northWest-D. H Roland
bruTy TO Prank ;. Collins. part square ) OF
i26 SIC
Nc 1865 Massachusetts avenue northWest-J0hn c.
Edwards et TX. % George J. NewEarden lot I5s
square Isl SO. George J. Newgsrden ct ux 10
Emily Bonnet. same property, SO. Emily Bon
net conveys same property 10 George J. and Mar
gsret ". NeWgarden SO
I street northwest, between Seventeenth and Eigh.
tcenfh streets-Er2nklin T. Sanner e TX. to ".
C0rnne BeaTans lot ~ square l5l so
Alley between !. and NJ. Thiri and -Four land s-halt
streets southwest-Lizzie c. Manogus et Tir. VII
liam II. TO Frank E. padgett. lots 20 and Il,
square 81 s.
Ivy CiU-EdWard B. Kimbau 70 Frank {. Padgett
lot TO- block T. s..
No So Third street noTtheast-Thomas O'Reily e.
TX. 70 Mary A. Cullinane. lot l55. square 753 SO
The Washington herald., 1907-07-11

con in good demand Calves, full dressed, 500;
beads Of S.50asOO; hog-jressed calves. s.0as.0o;
hams. country. sugar-clred. 1ial5-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ C. prime. per bar
rel 200a2 .; NorfOlks 22ja2 Sc home gTUwn. 225
a. %: McCJrmicks per bushel 70: rural. 50, Vans.
per barrel Z50a300 Asparagus. per dozen. 20oa5.o.
Cabbage Ter barrel LOO. Cuc5mbers. " c.. per
basket 10oaL50. LETTUCE. home grown. barrel. leo
also Onions, Bermuda, per crate 225a2D String
leans green, per basket, l00alS. Tomatoes.
Florida. fancy per crate. L0oa2oo: do. Miss. lis
al5. Bects bunch. 3a4 Cantaloupes. L75aZ00
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. fancy table fruit. $50
AGO Peaches per 6basket carrier. 209a2Z 3.
Oranges California naysls per box, S.50a400. Lem
ons. Sicily. per box. L00aI5O
SUNDRIES-BeCswax per h. 9; tsllcw. FER ID,
iisaf3 honey. white clover. lib. new. l3al4; 2-lb
new. l0al2 ginsing. per b. 5.9oa55 Seneca. per
b.. 90: golden SEAL ioai5; pink. l2al4; mandya AXE
A3; snake root. IS.
GRAIN-Wheat choice. e0as3; fair to good, slas7 /:
ordinary 72a75: rye. G0a6j: corp sheIled white Ga
s. yellow ela63 ear 5 20a5 ., oats Western white
No. ?. 52a5f; mixed 5oa52
HAY AND STRAW-Tim0thy. choice, T. 00a23O0;
DO. No. l, 100aZ0o; do. No 2, % 50a2i00; mixed
hay. Reals.90. clover. I70. Straw, ne bundle
n0: do. ne. machine thrash 650a675: do wheat,
go
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady; hides
generally dull. Wool. washed free Of burs, Der ID
g: DO, unwashed. free Of burs, D. do, bury, ..
Hides. green. per 10. 3: DO. dTy Bali Sheepskins
green. each. s0al.o0: do. dry. each. Bats Calf
skins. green, each. Is
The Washington herald., 1907-07-11

IUETTCE WRIGHT


Estate q Mary ]. Shaw; win admitted TO pro
bate and letters testamentary granted 10 Luther A
Swartzell and Walter g. TroE; bond 500 At
torney, J. J. Darlington.
Estate Of Beverly T. AlOodey; order 70 make Ger
tain payment Attorney, C. ". Clagett
Estate Of Willis r. Spesre; viii admitted 70 pro
bate and letters Of administration C {. a. granted
TO Enoch L. White; bond. $1,000. Attorney Z. Il
White
In re Stella H. Moodey ct al order 70 pay taxes
Attorney. c. W Clagett
Estate Of John Walter. ST. order 70 bring suit
Attorney II. W. Sohon.
Estate Of christopher R. c. Tenant; viii dated
June &c, 1907, filed.
Estate Of William C. Dredge; letters Of admins
tration granted 70 Harry J. Gorbrett; bond, Sl0N
Attorney, c. H. Syme.
In William L. Dredge ct a.. order appointing
Harry J. Gorbrett guardian; bond. 500 Attorney.
c. Ii. Syme.
In re William H. Burke ct a. minors petition
TO appoint guardian fled Attorney. r. T. Down
ing
Estate Of Catharine A. Brandon: will admitted TO
probate and letters tostamentaTy granted to T.
Dwight Clapp; bond. $500. Attorneys, Jesse H
Wilson and Jesse II. Wilson. il.
Estate Of Martha J. Eckloff: viii dated NOvem-
Der Is, 1905. flied with petition for probate Attor-
neg, Alan o. Clephane.
Estate Of Margaret G. Halphine; win dated No
yember I. 1901. fled.
Estate Of Susan Z W. Fuller; viii dated March
l. 1902. fled with petition for prubate Attorney,
Ellen Spencer Mussey.
Estate of Julia Kane; viii dated March 81, 1880,
fled.
Estate Of julius Warren: viii dated August IS
1906, fled
The Washington herald., 1907-07-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Gas stock yesterday continued its up
ward way on the Washington Stock Ex-
change. The selling began at 69Aa and
went up by fractions 70 7Ol4, being a new
high level for the issue. Over 800 shares
went on record, and a good part Of II was
stock which the higher prices brought out
for sale. Much of the time during the
regular call, and again after call, inter
est in the trading was about at the same
temperature as the weather.
Trading in the other public utility stocks
and bonds was small Mitchell Mining
added a fraction to the price, and some
interest was exhibited in Greene Cananea.
The stockholders of the National Union
Insurance Company have held their an
nual meeting and elected the following
board Of directors: Albert F. Fox, Henry
Orth, Charles B. Bailey, Thomas bradley.
Richard Z. Claughton, John Joy Edison.
jr.; w, 7. Galliher, George W. Linkins.
John 3. Larner, Owen McCabe, Charles
Mades, B. F. Saul, George Spransy. n. L.
Sansbury, and Gen. James H. Watmough
The board has organized by the election
Of the following officers; Albert F. Fox,
president; Henry Orth, vice president, and
Philip +. Larner, secretary.
Directors Of the Washington Gasligbt
Company yesterday announced that the
regular quarterly dividend on the stock
would be payable on August /, to stock
holders Of record July 10.
The directors Of the Washington Loan
and Trust Company have announced the
payment of the usual quarterly dividend.
payable on August l.
Opinions on the New York Market.
G. Bowie Chapman. of E. R. Chapman
& Coat the opening lack of support
was evident and first prices showed loss
e Of from z to IL per cent. Pressure
WIS exerted against ST. Paul. Amalga-
mated Copper preferred, Reading. and
Union Pacific, and the market sold off
without q rally worthy of the name. In
the final half hour some rally took place.
leaving the losses for the day within
radius OF y to 2z per cent On the
curb, as well as the exchange. securities
Of the American Tobacco Company de-
clined sharply. The selling appeared to
be Of every imaginable description. and #
Is noticeable that while the market
The Washington herald., 1907-07-11

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co,
members Of the New York Stoc, Exchange and
the Chicago Board Of Trade Munsey Building
New York, July lO--The wheat market was ex-
temely nervous. The Northwest had fine rains and
sold out much wheat bought yesterday. Another
cause OF the early break was the selling by cash
houses, who have bought wheat more freely
Inc Southwest is growing more wheat and Kansas
City Is selling. Despite fine rains Northwest the re-
ports from that section have been coming tad all
day Rains have extended all over the harvest area
III tho West and Southwest, which promises to delay
cultivation and threshing. Unsettled weather is Of
nclsly predicted for the next thirysix hours News
from abroad bullish Hungarian crop estimates SEN
satlonal. Government figures indicate total crop
Of about 81 1000 bushels winter wheat and 24-
On,C9 bushels spring wheat or a total Of about
2l00Oo0 bushels. Local cash sales, g. 200 bushels;
sea6oard export sales, Is loads.
country offerings Of corn have been larger today
while the shipping demand has been pOor-The
trade generally awaits the government crop report
The Michigan report makes corn e, against = a
The Washington herald., 1907-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Church street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth street-Jane c. Fairfax ct al. 10
Ethelbert Fairfax, lot 2s square ls5 $40.
Twenty-irst street northwest between and II
streets-Same to samo. lot 49, square S. $40
Fourteenth Street Heights-Fourteenth Street Heights
Land Company to John W. Rosenberger. lot 5
square 2el4 500
z and Florence streets northeast Edwin p Brink
to Clinton G. and Julia A. Light, lot g. square
1851. SO
street southeast, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets-W Washington Real Estate Company
to District OF Columbia lots &C TO 81, square
1888 slO5OO.
East Capitol street. between Fourteenth ard Eff.
tenth stTeetS-Martin II. Bray 10 Harry l.
Could lot g. square 1888 So
Franklin street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-J. Edward Fowler ct ux to Joseph Dam
mann. lot =, square SO, SO.
Mount Pleasant-Frank G. Davidson ct TX tn Avis
E. Pamenter. lot 62s. block l. SO Henry H.
Parnenter ct to Edna f. Berry. lot al.
block !, $40.
No. M Q street northesst-reTesa A. r. Bardou TO
Oscar BellmRn, lot So square sS9 SO
Rosedale and IsberEood-J. Cassin Howard e. tx to
Mary Z. Fowlkes, lots a and a.. block z SO
Columbia Heights-Alary f. Fowlkes to George +.
Hsne. lot IS, block 81. So
No. 70 Union street southwestern shington Loan
The Washington herald., 1907-07-11

Reports afoat in the New York financial district
connect the name Of +. Augustus Helnze with the
MiUeTs' Smelling Company. incorporated In Maine
last week with a capital Of Sl0O0Oe00. The new
company, il is understood, intends to construct a
S,ooeton smeter in the Salt Lake Valley and II is
supposed that Mr. Heinze VIII operate the smelter
IN connection with the concentrating plant now
nearly completed, at the Ohio nine IN tbs Bingham
camp OF Utah.
Co. William C. Greene president OF the Greene
Gold Silver Company. now on a trip Of inspection Of
the companys properties in Mexico has written to
the Office Of the company in New York
The principal mining operations Of the Greene
Goid-SiveS Company" he writes. are being pushed
ct the NaTidad Concheno mine. with force Of
about SO nen, including about rs Americans It
mas added forty. stamps mere 10 its seventy stamp
mil, 50 as to increase the capacity TO 800 tons daily
Later his VIII be increased to 1000 and eventually
to 100 tons eEery tEenty-fsur hours
The Washington herald., 1907-07-11

month ago and IS last year. Clearances. 1855 00e
bushels. Cash sales. 10000 bushels seaboard. S
loads.
Reports fFom the oats crop have been Of a sensa-
t0nal sort concerning bug damage. particularly in
the Northwest and Wisconsin Despite this there
has been disposition the part OF longs to reduce
their open risks Declines have induced little rein
statement. principally by longs with Northwestern
connections Local cash sales. 1900 bushels
New York. July Io-WHEAT-FirTn and dull No
! Northern Duluth. 70 arrive l0i4 cents over Sep
tembcr f. o. b.; No. ! Manitoba. 10 arrive. lO07t
{. o b {; No. 2. rcd. (. 0. b.. LOCI: No 2, hard,
(. o. b. l0Si No. i macaEoHi s.. T. O. b.. 70 2
macaToni. s.. Exporters took is loads.
C0RN-Weak and less active. No. 2 elevator g
No. 2, 6ZA, f. o. b.; July. 63h. T. o b. August
No. ?, yellow g; No 2 white, 52k. Exporters
took LOAD.
OATS-Sfrung and held higher Elevator prices
No. white. 5lih; No. white. 81: No. mixed 20.
Prices for futures follow
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EnuifN Suifa.

No 27Z17. Mary Van Ness Fauth ct al IS Mar
ella A. Collins ct al partition and sale. Complain
ants solicitor. J. T. Sheriff..
No. 2GlS Sudie V. Hayden vs. Henry v Hay
den; limited divorce. Compliments solicitor. J. H.
Adriaans.
No. HA9 John L. Edwards vs. Walter Schandlsr
ct al; TO quiet title. Complanants solicitor F. s.
Bright.
No. Z22a Minnie Davis vs. Walter O. Davis; d.
vorcc. Compliments solicitor. Leon Tobriner
No Z2Zl. Hannah Watts ct al. vs.. Richard Watts
ct al; partition. Complainants solicitor. Campbell
Darlington.