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PANTON.

Mrs. Fannie Converse and daughter
Sadie, Of St Louis, Mo, are ut j. II.
Converse's s.-Perey Stagg has passed the
required examination for entrance to the
Vergennes High school--Gcorgc Warner.
of Fitchburg, Mass, Is the guest of his
uncle. Frank Warner.-The Ladies Home
Circle meet Wednesday morning, August
q. with Mrs Kimba'l ut Klmba1Is dock
West Fcrrishurgh-Wl william Conant had
a severe sunstrose Monday while having
and Is In n feeble conditon.-Q a
number from here attended the circus
at Burlington Monday. Andrew. the
young son of Ira Brvdia, Wns IN the
crowd that went down when the srats
fell but was fortunate IN not receiving
any broken bones Miss Mary Muphy
OF Brooklyn, n. Y, Is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs Charles Tull.-Mrs, Harriet
Staeg has been visiting friends in Bird
port and Shoreham- Liberty Of Lewis,
n. Y. was at CYRUS Bowers Sunday
Mrs. Edith stang has returned to her
home in Mddlebury after a few days
stay in to.vn. She has recently been
granted n teachers certificate for life,
having taught the required number of
weel-s. Miss MATHS B-dia il with her
sister. Mrs Harry Newell Of Schenectady
n. Y.--F L. Grardy is nursing an alb
scess on his arn.-T,ee Harris of Corn
wall s with his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Vandcrhoof Crops arc sur
feriug for tho mood OF rain. CiStcrnS and
ponds arc getting dry and somc have to
drive thci- cattle to the lake for water.
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MATTISON- CONVERSE.
Miss Converse of Charlotte the Bride
of u. +. NattisOn.

Charlotte, Aug. 14-At ''Bay View" the
home of Mr. and Mrs. +. X Converse
the marriage Of their daughter, Bessie
Helena, and Duane Frank Mattison Of
New York took place at 6:30 O'Clock this
evening. The Roy. Hervey Gullck of the
Congregational Church performed the
ceremony, the double ring service being
used. The bridesmaids We're Miss Ethel
Bingham OF burlington and Miss Lila II
Mattison of New York, Mrs. L. L. Leav-
enworth OF Cleveland, Ohio a sister Of
the bride. was the matron of honor and
little Helen Converse LeaVenworth was
the ring bearer, The Eroom's best man
was Harry A Mattison of Rutland
The brides gown was OF radium satin,
princess style, trimmed with point ap-
plique and rose point lace, Her veil was
fastened with a diamond crescent and she
carried white roses with shower of
lilies OF the valley. The bridesmaids wore
pink liberty silk trimmed with valen-
iennes lace and carried pink sweet peas,
The matron of honor was attired in a
cream colored dress. trimmed with rose
point duchess lace.
Following the ceremony, which was wit
messed only by the relatives. q large re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
TEMPERATURE NORMAL.
No Unusual Features In New England
Weather Conditions.

Boston, Aug l4-The weekly bulletin
OF the New England section of the
clmatolog al service Of the weather
bureau says:
The average temperature for the week
In nearly all parts of England was
slightly higher than the ee OF the
week ending August 3, and near the nor
NAL for the season, The highest tesnpera-
ture generally occurred on the nth and
the 18th, when II rose to near or sle htlv
above 30 degrees in nearly all parts OF
New England. The night temperature
were sea sonabie and for the section
ranged between 81 degrees and "a de gree.s
except In some localities In Maine. New
Hampshire and Vermont, where a mini
mum temperature of IS degrees occurred
on the 9th and the 9th.
The precipitation was confined to scat
tered showers during the first two days
of the week. In few localities the rain
fall was copious, but with these excep-
tions 1t was very small. Rain Is now
much needed In nearly all parts of New
England, and particularly In eastern
Massachuetts and Rhode Island, where
only light showers have occurred during
the past eight wsekA.
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CORNWALL.

Worms Of a new kind are Matching out
on anrle nd ehoda treos Thov an,,atr
in great numbers on a leaf. grow rapidly
and soon eat ell the leaves in that sec
ton of the tree. There is also a white
ca,erniIlar tIat is on walnut and othor
trees.-The pastures are driving fast and
,ai, &c noAdol Cards have heen received
announcing the msrriaro Of Miss Annie
Hal, forrocrIv of Wallinrrord and
Charles Rardweu Of Montague Mass
Mrs Cb,rIns KeeIer and lit-Ia douphtor
oro visi+ir, Nrs " & Eoo,er-uoror
cobb Who rod Tho ,,,sfortrr, 70 fol, /,
M, hor, and hrn,l, ttrao ribs ;s doing
u,on ana boros soo, - be ont He was
,,,o,rir, fo . ,,r. h.r, 20 +,La tba
nlaca Of +ba bo,.,. dost,.o,,od b,, ,igbtr,ro
ubo,, bo r,ad, ,,is+e, c.eorga ,ron,n-
son sterned an q ,x,tkc recently making
crutcbes rccessarv--Nrs s Sanford
visited hor nenhew II n Pavpo In
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Miss Evelyn Wil!oushby of Charlotte
and Miss Beth Douglas of Malone, n
Y, are guests OF Mrs Frank Eddy
Prof. George Barton Of IIaverford Col
lcge. Philadelphia passed Thursday night
at the homo of his sister, Mrs Anna
Miles-Mrs. Kate Russell Is VISITING her
daughter. Mrs. Nettc Pierce, in Starks-
boro.-Mrs George Stllson and Mrs.
Lizzie Shepard and daughters. Sophia
and Eva, attended the friends quarterly
meeting in South Starksboro Saturday
and Sunday
The Rev. James Renfrew and Sam
uel Shepard attended the Friends
quarterly meeting at South Starksboro
Sunday,--The Rev, Elizabeth Under
hill, lately Of Boston. Mass, will
preach In the Friends Church here
next Sunday, as the pastor, the Rev
James Renfrew is in Northfield, Mass.
attending conference for Christian
workers.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH

The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. James Field Wednesday afternoon -
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Martin are parent q
OF daughter, born Monday y-Mrs Meda 4
Martin and son, Howard are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edwin Nulsom.-Miss Edith
Hemstreet of New York is visiting Mary
Allen.-Miss Hattie Devoid OF Marlboro,
n. H.. is visiting friends and relatives in
town.-Mrs. S. y. Allen has returned after
a visit in Cossayuna, y, Y, with her par
ents--S. y. Allen and family are camp
ing in their cottage at Long point.-There
will be q basket dance at the Martin
House Friday eveninF-Mrs. Wilbur Hig-
bee and family are passing a few weeks
at Mrs Fred Harrinrton's Mrs Alns of
East Charlotte passed Sunday at Carlos
Martins s.-Tae circus at Burlington was
well patronizei from this section of the
town.-Miss Minnie Ayers is visiting in
Waterbury and Stove for few days.
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BURLINGTON VT, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1907

Malachi Hogan of Rutland, Julia and
Nellie Ryan of Boston and Kate Ryan of
this city The condition of Mrs. b. ].
Simpson, who has been seriously Ill for
the past three weeks with appendicitis, Is
improving. .--Cieorge W Rogers has
returned TO his home in Hol-
yoke, Mass, after weeks visit to
friends in this cty.-Asa Hawkins is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ingham and daugh-
tors Estelle and Ruth Of Topeka, Kans.,
are visiting their nephew, W. d. Wood
man and family.-E. ]. Hogan OF Rut-
land is in town, called here by the death
Of his grandmother. Mrs. Katherine Ryan.
--Myron Fishman from Russia is visiting
his brother, Max Fishman. Mr.. Fishman
was 16 days in crossing the ocean and ex-
perencing only one days rough weather
during tho passage gc.-Mrs. Thurston of
Waterbury, who has been visiting her
sisters, Mrs. e. l., Fish and Mrs. s. r.
Carsley for about two weeks. has re-
turned home.--Mrs. F. w. Converse and
daughter, Miss Sadie, and grandson, Jack
Converse, of st. Louis, Mo. are the guests
Of Mrs. Cynthia Field-Miss Grace Kings
land is passing n few days with Mrs
George Kirk at Long point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Haven and
son. Archie, have returned from a two
weeks outing AZ Lake George.--John
Sloan OF Los Angeles Cal. who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. d. Remand, has
gone TO Bristol to visit relatives Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Whaloy of Char
lotte were the guests yesterday Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Thompson and Mrs.
Benjamin Miner and child of Boston are
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Lucy Chaffee returned TO Shell
hurne Sunday after several days visit
with her sister, Mrs. ArViu WaShburn.--
Mr. and Mrs, Si,as Wright returned Sat
urday from a visit in Arlngton,--Miss
Hulda Voetch of New York is the guest
of Mrs. Washhurn,-M -Marjory and Helen
Lee of VerEcnnes We're guests OF Pauline
Partch over SundaY.-Nr and Mrs. Ralph
Tandou ere passing few davs IN Bur
lington.--Mr and Mrs. Nelson Merrll,
were in town SaturdaN.-Mrs. IT, j. Peck
and Mrs. Sarah Wilson were visitors in
VerConncs Saturday.-Mr and Mrs G. j
Thomas OF Jeffersonville are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs, +. II. Conant.-Mrs. Sarah
Flemming was in Burlington Monday
r. NJ Roscoe IS the guest of his brot her,
A p Roscoe.
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other property.-Miss Amy ]. Sumner is
at home from visit OF fou" weeks with
her sister In Cornwall.---G. w. Snedon is
making repairs and improvements on his
residence. Mrs. Clayton Hanks passed
last week win relatives in Lincoln.--Mrs
Miranda Hutchins is visiting relatives in
Monkton.--Mlss Hazel Porter of Monkton
is the guest Of friends here for week.
Edward Ellison and daughter. Minnie.
ard Olin Wing and family are ut Long
point for weeks stay.-D. p. McEntee.
who has been visiting at o. c. Crandall's 8
for week. has returned to Monkton.-
The funeral Of julius Hepburn was held
Tuesday afternoon with burial In Green
wood cemetery .--Arlie Farr is at home
from trip through the Thousand islands
and New York State.
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vacation in Hardwick, has resumed her
dutles.---C A. Piper and family have re
turned from two weeks at Long point
Miss clara Bruya has gone to Cliff Haven,
n. Y, for the remainder of the summer
A. y. Wright and family are at Long
point for a few days outing.--J II. Stew
art and family have returned from
Thompson's Point-Mrs. George Fassett
and son. Fred. have returned from Il sew
oral weeks visit with relatives in Han
cock Miss Caroline Hibbard has returned
to WalIinrford after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Geor,re Langworthy Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. McGintv Of Shoreham have issued
Invitations 10 the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Aiene Anna. to John Hughes of New
York city. The ceremony will be per-
formed at $50 o'clock Thursday morning,
August %, at st. GenevirVe's Church in
Shoroham and a reception will he held at
the home of the bride at eleven o'clock. "A
successful operation was performed upon
Mrs. J. W. Lawrence at her rooms in the
Hotel Logan Tuesday. It was for the re-
moNal Of an absccss near the hea IT.
There are unclaimed letters al the local
posto7ice for Mrs. Ira Dow. Mrs. NJ. Il.
Kaufman, n. ]. Abbey Ira Dow, Allen
Hacllott. Gordon Moore, Mrs w. J. Scarie
and Charlie Kirby.-Mrs. A. II. Farms
worth and daughters have moved to the
Rose house on Franklin street, which has
been especially fitted up for their occu-
pancv..Ias sper O. Pare has returned after
a visit with relatives in Lincoln.
col. and Mrs. s. A. Ilsley have re-
turned from a six weeks cruise along
the Atlantic coast - Miss Lizzie
ORoarke of Rutland, former resi-
dent, is in town for a few days visit
Harry Cushman has gone to Thomp-
sons Point for weeks outing.--WN-
ford Bacon OF Harvard, Mass, is Wis
iting his sister Mrs. \. j. Marshall
While at work at the marble mill
Tuesday n piece of steel hit Carl Har-
rinSton in the right eye.--"Uncle Tom
Cabin" will be presented at the opera
house Thursday eveninE.--A. c. Green
sit of Barre has moved here and will
reside with his brother i'm the east
part Of the town.--Mr. and Mrs A. II
Bristol and childr~ have gone II
Thompson's Point for a few days out
ing.-O. ?. Moore Is making extensive
repairs on his tenement house on Wey-
bridge strcet.---CicorEe Kidder has tn,
foundation for the enlargement of his
lunch room in and the frame we'll un-
der way-There will be a dance al
Moosalamee Park, Lake Dunmore, this
evening.
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'puton was bold ON the grounds. re<
fTcthments being served by Coon, tho
burlington caterer, IN a spasious tent
Watcrman's s orchcstra of Burlington fur
niShed music snd played the wedding
marches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nattison will enjoy a
bridal tour to Chicago and return home
by way Of the Great Lakes.
Among the guests present from out Of
town We're the Hon. J. II. Converse and
Col Charles A. Converse Of Philadelphia,
Pa, Mrs G. 7. Harley of Defiance, Ohio,
DR.. and Mrs c. T Simsnn Of North
Adams, Mass Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Ross
Of Ircollyn, n. Y, Mrs =. n Mattis .,
Miss 1Nlore-c, r. Mattlsor. Miss Dsthef
Mccullough, VI as Caroline +. Cushma-
and Col. Z. D. Bennett Of bennington
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WALDEN MAN MISSING.
Dyron VI. Davis. It Is Feared, Has
KILLED Himself

Walden. Aug. 14-Much anxiety IS 'elt
here over the Disappearance of Rvron NJ
Davis who left home Monday afternoon
at five o'clock and has not been seen since.
His daughter died about a month ago and
since then he had been despondent and
often said life WAS not worth living, Mon
day night he bought some morphine in a
Hardwick drug store and his friends fear
he has committed suicide.
Mr.. Davis was well-to-do farmer
about 20 years old. and weighed about lH
mounds He wore a full beard. was
trife gray, and had an imped'ent in his
speech When he left home he wore a
grey suit with n black felt hat. The Com
nuritv is quite aEttated over hts dtsap-
pearance and the search to find him has
hnar, frut+ leSS.
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BRIDPORT.

Nelson Barbour is iN.-Mrs. Harriet
Stagg OF Panton recently visited friends
IN town.--O. L. Converse and family have
returned from Burlington,-Mrs. George
Meade OF Middlebury was a recent caller
in towp.--Mrs. J, II. Wirhersl has been
pa assing a few DAYS with her daughter In
Burlington.--A reversible social Will be
held at the vestry Friday evening. August
23, for the benefit OF the fuel fund OF the
Congregational Church.-Mrs Harry
Frost and daughters of Tfconderoga are
at H. NJ. Peck's.-Mr, and Mrs, f. F.
Frisbie of Waltham were recent guests at
c. f, Holdridge's The Rev, Henry Lamb
will pass a weeks vacation at Mortified,
Mara.
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MONKToN.

The Ladies' Aid will hold an ice cream
socable at NJ. F. Morgan's Thursday
evening, August 1b,--NIiss Hazel Potter Is
passing the week In Bristol.-Mrs. d. f.
Mech has returned from Boston.-Mrs.
Miranda Hutchins Of Bristol is visiting In
town.--Felix Smith and family Of New
York city are at the Ladd home for the
rest of the month.-Dr McEntee Is at
home after a weeks stay In Rristol.-Mrs
d. F. McEntee and son, Fred wara In
Hinesburgh Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
Local Items of 1ntes From All
Parts of the crs Noun
sain Sta 5
The NEWS BY s UNTlES
The winooski Valley, villages mp North
From the Island in the Lake TO tho
Ppssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered BY Spe-
cinI Correspon dents.
THE NEWS BY ! UNTlES
ADDISON COUNTY.
NIDDLEBURv.

ADA"'I'b y d.
Abby Norcon,h only daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Morcoub. Sr. Of Acad-
en1y street died AT the home of her par
erts Thursday after an illness Of one
wear and ten months, during which she
bore great sui.crinr with heroic patience.
Tba nat,,ra or bor disease was something
nf a mystery hut was thourht to be sorl,>
oocu,+ forr, Of consumution Had she
lived uutI August 20 She would have been
7s ,.aa~s oe ace Bosidas her narents. she
leaves +rrea ,,rotbers all living here. Vii
liam. GEORGE and Tohn. She was a MEM
hor Of 4b. e,,od.,v ecboo, of tre Memorial
Rantist ,,i-rr,.h and the funeral services
-,.oro b.r1 .. -L,. ,br~,.b ,+ two o'c,oclx
c..,,.l,. .e.-r,,,,,,
Tho r,r,,o1 ,f Mise Ahb,. A1orcon,b
was ho1d 2t tbn Memorial Bartist
Church Saturday afternoon at three
o'cIocls Tho Pov George r stair
o4fciated and tho burial was in the
yVost cemetery Tho bearcrs we're
,,.i,1i,r, or5 ,,o,, rrrror c,,eord
Macon O,,,is Coustoc1, and Rovuond
1oredict Mrs William, u Ranta and
a,veb+or of %,t1ov y , ora c,,os-s
NJ Mr. and Mrs p Ca1boun--Nr
.rd 11rs Harry L vo,tt have returned
70 11o1volxc Mass after a visit here
with relatives Tboir youn.r daughter
viii ro,,,oir for q few, weeks longer.
,1re r Gleason Of Proctor. who
has boon visiting her mother. Mrs
Jobr Snenccr. has returned home
,,rs roros o- Uostbaunton Nass.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Allan - calhoun. returned to her
home Saturdav.--Mr. and Mrs clinton
Pierce of Richmond are here on
,ngton, u. G, arrived Saturday,
Naroloon Rivers. who has been in the
pnnnlov of 4. Calhoun &, Son for two
roars has returned to his home in
Vcrgennos where he has similar work
Mrs FAY c. Warren and son, who
have been visitfn. relatives in North
nn,rton Mass have returned home
p Fletcher Chairman Of Buffalo, n. Y,
n former merchant Of this village. Is
visiting his brother, T. NJ Chapman
Mrs F. I. Stone and Miss Eleanor Ell
hot have gone to Queen city Park for
p few weeks-Mrs. r. r. Stewart of
New york city is visiting her sister,
Mrs NJ A. Munroe Her daughter.
Miss Francis stewart is with her
Theron Kingsley has returned to
Northfeld after short visit with
re1atives.-Rohert Morse has returned
IN Proctor
IIarrv Vassar has gone to Essex June
zion 10 visit his aunt Mrs. I. J. Rriya
Miss Jennie Japan has resumed her
duties at O p Rich's store after a two
weeks, vacation AT Long Point. Essex
Junction plattsburgh. \. Y, and Rut-
,and-1he cattle shfnment from this sec
zion Monday consisted of five carloads
FOR the New work and brighton markets.
ye- - r,.....-,.,.. ,,a. ,,r,ca f,o,,
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VERGENNES.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mr.. and Mr. John Evarts OF Boston
are visiting relatives here. Miss Jessie
Turner has returned from a few DAYS
stay in Rurling- ~. Mr.. and Mrs Nor
man Boa rdman and Mrs. Harrie- Leggett
OF Tompktns Mich, are guests - friends
and relatives here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-15
NO BLOOD HOUNDS AVAILABLE

Montpelier. Aug. i4-Notice was re
ccived at the Washington county tal
this Afternoon that Byron Davis, a man of
70 wears was lost in the woods In Walden
and that blood hounds were wanted by
the officers in that town TO trace him.
No blood hounds are kept in this vicinity
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-30
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citi-
zens of East Chicago, North township,
Lake county, Indiana that I, Rudolph
Novak male inhabitant of the town,
township, county and state aforesaid,
over the age of twenty years, and
person not in the habit of becoming
intoxicated Will apply to the board OF
county commissioners, at its regular
October session, to be held in the court
house at Crown Point, for license to
sell spirituous, vinous or malt liquors
in less quantities than a quart at a
time, with the privilege of allowing
the same to be drunk on the premises
where sold. Applicant desires permits
sion to run lunch and tobacco stand
in connection.
The place where said liquors are to
be sold and drunk is described as fol-
lows A first floor room of q two-story
frame building on lot 80, block 16, sw
Il section IS. East Chicago, Ind.
Said room faces west on Melville ave-
nue., q public street within said town
and is entered through a door in front
and also one in the rear and side.
RUDOLPH NOVAK.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-30
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York, Sept 30-The stock mar
ket was probably the most erratic and
nervous that has been seen in months
Early prices started weak and lower
with slight declines IN Union Pacific.
Copper, St Paul, Reading and Shelters
The tip was freely circulated that
Canadian Pacific would be subjected to
a severe drive by the bear party.
Everybody IN the street had the tip TO
sell 1t. As a consequence the market
for these shares suffered a decline
from 100 to 157 But at the low figures
something seemed to go wrong with
the tip. Determined efforts were made
TO break the shares under 157, but the
resisting power was go great and the
fact that the entire professional con-
tingent were short Of the stock that 1T
started the bound upward instead Of
dovvnward From $50, ii advanced
steadily to III, or over thirteen points
from the low prices prevailing earlier
In the session. The shorts were given
a drubbing that they viii not soon for
get. Talk OF a corner was heard freely
IN the street tonight.
II was said that the Canadians en-
gineered the deal in order to create a
short interest IN the market and make
a quick turn The chief topic Of con-
versation in the street was the presi-
dents speech at Canton. His first ad-
dress is looked forward TO with a great
deal of interest as 1t Is expected it Will
sound the keynote to his future ut
terances and should this speech not be
too radical or drastic, some judges are
figuring that 1t should benefit prices.
The general market closed strong
and buoyant with fair gains estab-
liahed in almost all OF the active shares
traded II today.