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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01

has decided upon Friday as the date
Tor the conference to be held with
Gov Conner Of Alabama and Gov.
Glenn of North Carolina to discuss
the railroad situation IN the South.
In addition TO these Governors there
may be Gov. Swanson of Virginia.
and the attorneys general of these
four States.
Gov Smith declines to give out the
nature of the conference, but it is I'M
dcrstOOd that they will discuss the re-
cent passenger rates ordered into eff
feet in their respective States and en-
delYOr to adjust the conflicting laws
governing transportation companies.
The conferences will probably he
held in the private Office of Gov.
Smith, which is amply large to as
cOmmOdate the Octette It is expect
ed that the conference will meet at
noon on Friday and sit all of the af-
ternoOn and probably Saturday morn
ing.
So far as known this is the first
time Southern governors have ever
been known to confer in regard to
laws governing corporations.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
IN CONFERENCE MORE THAN
TWO HOURS YESTERDAY
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
Was the Chief Topic Under Discus
sion

Washington. Oct. 29.-President
Roosevelt was in conference with all
the members OF his cabinet except
Secretary Taft for more than two
hours today. The financial situation
was under discussion.
Secretary Cortelyou shares the view
that the general money situation
throughout the country, and especial
" in New York. is steadily imprOv-
ing. Although he is averse to MAX
inc any pubIic statement on the sub
ject. it is known that he regards the
situation with far greater eQuanimity
than at any time during the last ten
DAYS. During the last seven days he
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
DENIED \ REHEARIHG.
Greene and Gaynor Must Serve Term
and Pay Heavy Fines

Montgomery, Ala. Oct 29.-B- D.
Greene and John F. GaynOr, the con-
tractors who We're convicted OF de-
frauding the government out of large
sums of money. were yesterday
denied q rehearing by the United
States circuit court Of appeals, Ia
session in Montgomery, and unless
the defendants secure a writ of GER
riorari from the United States sup
rene court. they will have to spend
four years in the penitentiary, be-
sides each being compelled to pay a
fine apDroximating 100000. Greene
and Gaynor were convicted of being
implicated in frauds in connection
with harbOr improvements at Savan-
nah. Ga. and sentenced 70 four years
in the penitentiary, besides being
fined nearly 100000. The prisoners
are now confined at Macon, Ga.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01

has deposited in the national banks Il
sum apprOximating $50,000,000, and
since early in September, when the
Secretary began his weekly dfstribu-
ton. nearly 100000 has been de-
posted, which brings the amount OF
public funds now in national banks
up to over S215. 100000. of which
about S12, 100000 has been deposited
to the credit of government disburs-
ing officers.
During President Cleveland's first
term very large amounts of public
funds were deposited in the national
banks for the declared purpose Of r.
lieving the treasury Of a burdensome
surplus. but never before in the his
tory of the country have such large
sums been placed with depOsitary
banks TO avert threatened trouble il
times of unusual disturbance in the
financial centers.
Secretary CorteIyou remained with
the President for some time after the
conclusion of the meeting.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
THREE SOUTHERN GOVERNORS,
And Maybe Four Meet In Atlanta 10
Discuss Southern Railroad
Situation.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 2S.-Goy. Smith
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
CHARLOTTE.

The Sunday School Teachers training
class met at The home OF the superintend-
ent, Miss Byington, Monday evening. Rev
MIR. RULER was present and took charge
of tho class.-The Congregational Sunday
School elected its officers for the year
last Sunday, as follows: President, John
A. Lewis; secretary, Kate Beach; treas
urer, Ralph II. Smith committee. H.
u. Mcneil, Louis Dean. Kate Smith, Mrs
B.B.McNoil, +. B. Smith; superintendent
Anna Byington. The treasurer rcporte
over $3.50 contributed during the year; for
benevolent purposes, $50. There was an
avcrage attendance of 10 in 10 classes
The sunday school by a rising vote evil
dcuced IFS appreciation of the supern-
tcndent. Miss Byngton.-S. G.. Bush has
returned from visiting his daughters in
Cnnada.--Lake View Creamery directors
have declared a dividend Of four per cent.
on the capital stock for the year 1906.
l.. Z. Thomas will have charge or the
creamery during the absence of w V.
Beach at the dairymen's meeting
Mrs. Emily r. Cyr cad daughter,
Gcrtic, are located at Rensselaer,, n. Y,
for tho winter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. Oliver Kidder of Holland is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. j.
Chaffee and other friends in town.-W
Burlington this week at the sugar
makers and dairymen's conventions. go
Students of the various colleges and
schools, who have been at home for
the Christmas holidays have all re-
turned-Miss Martha Perley and her
sister Miss Florence, have returned
from Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Fer
nando Stevens was working in the
woods his horse cut one of it's legs
was called who sewed 1t up.-Thc
Christian Endeavor meeting will be
held at Mr.. Lyman Gilbert's Thursday
evening January 10.-Five of the
members of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church at the Center accepted the
cordial invitation of the ladies OF the
missionary society Of the Methodist
Church at Enosburgh Falls to meet
with them at the home of Mrs. John
Pomeroy and study the lesson to-
gether.
Misses Martha and Florence Perley re-
turned the 9Th from visiting friends in
Melrose, Mass.-Mrs. Diantha Walker of
West Enoshurgh is visiting friends in
Mrs. G. S. Fassett-W. G. Fassett Is in
burlington attending the meeting of the
Sugar Makers and the Darymen's asso-
ciation.-Mrs. Oliver Kidder of Holland Is
visiting friends In town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
ST. GEORGE.

Mrs, Ina lsham is stil confined to her
bed i'm consequences of the injury which
she received several weeks ago. There
will be no meeting of the ". r. .. in
GIineshurgh on Thursday OF this week.
but Oh SATURDAY the 18th the ioint ln-
stallati0u will be held.-Miss Margarotte
er of tn. Irh grade in the Pomeroy school
Rurliualou,-Mrs Mary Noonin is quite
feeble this wnter.-George Ruel and wife
visited relatives In Barre last weck.-Nr.
and Mrs. Dusctt were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Mansfield last week-Large
catches OF pickercl are reported at Shell
Lurue poud.-AIsses Sada and Bessie
Weed ard Miss Alma Ellthorp OF Hines
burgh visited Miss Marguerite Tillcy last
Saturday afternoon and evenlng.-Mr.
aud Mrs. Lawrence WelHngcr and little
daughter Sylvia, visited relatives IN VII
liston last Saturday afterroon.-Bcnnle
Forbes was confined to the bed last week
with a bad attack of Indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Parcher entertained
ON New Years Mr.. Parchers father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict,
MIR. and Mrs Chandler and six children
of Burlington and Miss Bernice Blodgett
of Watcrbury.-James Francis and
wife of burlington are stopping with
Mr. ana Mrs. Norman Wescott.--F. +.
Hnsdale spent Sunday at home and
Monday forenoon went to Grand Isle.
whore he has two car loads of apples
about ready for shipmcnt--Mss Or.
Parcher is spending a few days in Bur-
!mgton,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
GWANTON.

! Frank Hussey died suddenly Friday
night about eleven o'clock of heart failure
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. W. L.
| Tohln. Mr. Hussey was out driving in the
| afternoon. During the evening he played
whist with II. II. Burt and seemed to be
in his usual health and spirits. Later in
the evening he took care Of his horse for
| the night and soon after returning to
! the house had a sinking spell and the doc
tor was called in. Feeling greatly relieved,
Mr.. Hussey walked up stairs unaided and
went to bed and a little later expired. He
was born in Ireland 50 years ago, his boy
hood being passed in Brandon, and his
married life in Rochester. For a num-
her of years Mr. Hussey has resided in
! Lyndon Kansas. whore he was engaged
In breeding Morgan horses. returning to
Vermont last fall to reside with his
daughter. He leaves two daughters, n
brother, Matthew Hussey in Rutland and
another brother in Kansas.
John Mullen has been i'll with blood
poisoning for some time and it was found
necessary to amputate his right leg Sat
urday afternoon. Doctors Allen, Cross
and Peledeau successfully performed the
operation.
The funeral Of Merrill Ascltine was
held from the Congregational Church
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Aseltlne died
from pneumonia Friday evening after an
illness of week. He was the son OF Mr.
and Mrs A l.. Asetine SO years old, and
a progressive and highly esteemed young
farmer He leaves a wife and three chill
dren.
Mrs. Isabelle Smith, who has been very
sick with grip and pneumonia, Is now
"a In In
rlington-Carron Brown and Miss
Matilda Gotta We're married January
by the Rev Mr.. Newton of Waterbury
Ccnter.-Luther Guyette and Miss Daisy
Mccullough werc married December 81 by
theh Rev. W. I. Smithers OF Waterbury.
Mrs. Sarah Maxwell Is caring at her
home for the infant son Of Mr., and Mrs,
s. w. Livingston, whose mother is quite
sinlS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
FRANKLIN.

Miss Ella Randall has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. s. Dimon, in High
gate.-Joseph II. Whitney returned to
Norwich University Monday.-D. \.
Reynolds and daughter of Carberry,
Man, are visiting friends in town. Mr.
Reynolds went from this town oyer 20
years ago and now owns about 500 acres
of land.-Ralph willard returned to New
York Friday.--Anna Powell returned
Tuesday to the Mortified Seminary.
East Mortified, Mlss.-NIrs Emma
HeI went to Burlington Friday for a
few days Visit.-Mrs. Myrona Plummer
of Tnton, y. H., was a guest of Miss
NJ. \. Morgan Tue lay night.-NIr. and
Mrs. II. T. Toof o' Sheldon Junction
were recent guests of his mother. Mrs
Mile Toof.-peputy Libby. NJ w. A..
of Montpelier WITS in town a few DAYS
this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
SWANTON CENTER.

The condition Of Mrs. Il. L. Hazard,
who fell down a flight of stairs a month
ago. breaking both bones of her lower
right arm, is improving. several attend
ed the funeral Of Merrill Aseltine Of
Skeels' Corner Sunday Mr.. Aseltine
was i'll week with typhoid pneumonia,
and his case was c onSidered critical
from the frst.--C. Il. Ricard, who has
been i'll with the grin ton days, gains
very slowly.-Mrs. f.. NJ Hubbard who
has been threatened with pneumonia,
is able to be about Il. house. Her
children. who have been II with the
grin. have recaye-ol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
FRANKLIN COUNTY
MONTGOMERY.

a party of gentlemen gave X. w Kings
lev geruine surprise party Friday eve
ening the occasion being his birthday
Guy H. Start was in town Friday on
legal husiness.-G, r. Vaudrey Of Gran
it5V!le was IL, town over Sunday.--The
L. A. S. Of the Methodist church will
meet on Thursday Of this week with
Mrs Ernest COmDs.-,States Attorney T..
s, Tupper and Justice of the Peace John
kearney of ST. Adams were in town Fri
day arA Saturday when Asa and Louise
Rushford were given a hearing for in
toxlcation Both pleaded guilty and were
fined s. and costs which they paid
Miss Sadie Jones has returned to Bos-
tcp-Ovide Barber has rented his black
smith shop To 81. Adams parties. Mr..
Barber has moved to Montgomery Cen
ter and will do the backsmithing for
Hall this winter, having moved into one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
FLETCHER.

Frank Leach is carrying the mail from
Fletcher to Cambridge for i. a. Kezer.-
Guy Kingsley of Lowell is working for
Elmer Cello ON his lumber job drawing
logs to Cambridge to W. S Noyes's mill.
"A. X. Paine was in Burlington on bust
ness Thursday.-Mrs. Ira Carpenter has
just returned from a several days visi.
among friends in Swdnton.-Mr. and Mrs
Ray Strong of Watcrville were guests a.
Ira Green's New Years day.-Elmer
Cello has bought Charlie Coxs big WORK
team.-Mrs. Jack Pitman and son visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burns in Milton
recently.-The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Jones is sick.--Dr. S. Phelps o.
Fairfax made a professional call in towg
rcContlV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
Bone and Ment for Poultry

The development of the poultry and egg
business is something simply wonderful
The fact is coming to he known that IL
poultry can have clean. warm, well
ventilated home, with plenty of sunshine
and the right kind of food, they will
usually lay. During the extremely cold
months 1t is very essential that they have
the stimulating, strengthening noursh-
mont afforded by green cut bone, Carroll
S. Page of Hyde Park, Vermont, is pro
badly the largest producer of green cut
bone and meat in the United States and
he will send a 200 pound barrel to any one
on receipt of $3.50 and will prepay the
freights to any railroad station in New
England or the Middle states
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
WEET MILTON.

Or. IIolcombo was called Thursday 20
attend n little son of Isaac Howard. wh0
is quite sick from grip. Mrs Howard also
has the erip.--'rhere are many suffering
from hard colds in this ncighborhood.-
=. l.. Blake IS having as,o,her OF his
bad attacks of headache Mrs. Ora
Munger Farms worth. widow Of the late
\. ~. Farnsworth after n few days i'll
moss from grip died at the home of CAL
win Farnsworth at Milton Center, Jan
ua~y l.
J.. 9. Palmer of Seattle, Washington, IS
Wis ting his aunt. Mrs. \. A. Hcrricli.
this wcek.-Dau Granger has q very sick
horse from lung fcver-Mrs. G. W.
Granger is having a severe attack of
stomach trouble Mrs. William Gonyau
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Dean Johnson OF
Colchester
John Granger is sick from the prevail
Ing dietrcnpcr and was unable to return
to Burl. rrton Nonday.-Thc doctor was
called Monday to see Resale Granger,
who is suffering from the Same trouble -
A. \. lIerrick came near a serious ac-
cidcnt Monday. While returning from
the station. where he went to meet com
pany and coming down Checkcrherry Hill
the sleigh Slowed ana turned over throw
ing the occupants out and Mr.. Uerrick.
who is quite feeble lost his hold on the
rcins and the horse ran as far as George
Changers. where lie ran into the barn
yard gate and MI Granger caught him
with the exception Of pulling off two
shoes and "a slight scratch on ono leg
no damage was done.--HoYt Mears who
has been very sick from pneumonia is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
GEORGIA.

Last Friday night at the meeting Of
Banner Grange ex-Gov. bell was pre-
sent and assisted by his daughter,
Miss Jennie Bell, Installed the follow
ing officers: Master, H. A. Post; over
seer, NJ. o. Bragg; lecturer, Mrs S. NJ.
Pike; steward. A. r. Curtis: assistant
steward, A. Il. wood; chaplain. Rev f.
|. Nye treasurer, H. O.. Wood; see
rotary G. NJ. Austin; Eatckecpcr, Geo.
Austin Ceres, Mrs. T.. q. Nyc; Pomona.
Mrs. G. NJ Austin; Flora, Mrs. O. T.
sunderland; lady assistant steward,
Miss Mary Rankin. There was an at
tendence of $50 and refreshments were
served. Several visitors from neigh
boring towns were present, although
tho sleighlng was poor.-Vcry many
are suffering from tho prevailing dis
temper; Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman, Tho
Rcv. and Mrs. G.. w. Clark. Mrs. Ellen
Ballard, Walter Ballard, Mrs. Jocolyn
and Claude Mckinney are among tho
ones who are having 1t the hardest
AS the Rev. A. G.. Austin was driving
down the hill near his house on Fri
day afternoon his horse became un-
manageable and ran throwing Mr..
Austin out and two ribs were cracked
by the fall The horse with thllls At
tached ran is far rs Mr. Braggss whore
Il was caught unlnjured. In con-
sequence Of Mr. Clark's illness and Mr.
Austin's accident there was no service
Mt either church on Sunday and the
observance of the week of prayer can
not be carried out as planned The an
nual church meeting and roll call
which was to have been held at the
home Of the Rev. and Mrs. Clark last
Saturday was postponed indefinitely
on account of sickness. On January
l, Mrs. Abbie Churchill Brown died at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. John Roy
nolds where she has been cared for for
the last few years. The funeral service
was on Wednesday conducted by the
Roy. A. G. Austin; with burial at North
Fairfax by the side of her husband
and near her former home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
EAST BERKSHIRE.

The following officers were INSTALL
ed in Trout River Grange on Tuesday
evening, January /, by district deputy
w. G. Fassott and wife of Enos-
burgh. Master, w, 5. Rublee; over
seer, N p. Ladd; lecturer. Mrs. X. A.
Paul; chaplain, H. T, Comings; Sec
rotary. J.. IT, Button; treasurer. e. w
Smith; steward. George Vincent assis-
tant steward, Ernest Perley; lady as
sistant steward. Mrs Herbert Smith |;
gatekocper, Howard Grant Ceres,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
BERKSHIRE CENTER.

Miss Lila badd was at herparcnts' home
her for Christmas, also Philo Ladd from
Rchford.-Dclbert Jenue and family
passed Christmas at his brothers 5,
Horace JerDc' s.-Mt. and Mrs Silas
Fletcher entertained their children
Christmas day.. o. Libby and family
passed Christmas at V. Il. Libby s.-Mrs.
Nellie Weston and son, Mark, of Nashua,
\. H., are visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Duppey.-Wlliam Maplcson of
Quebec is visiting in tuwn.-Cederic
Thompson of Broome +. g., has been
visiting at Curtis Johnson s.-The ladies
of the Dorcas society will meet Thurs
day next at Mrs. f. y. Thompson's.-
d. Cross and wife visited at
Libby's January 6.--Alfred Tracey
Sing few days in Canada---Mrs. -. ~
JENNIE is quite sick.-Seventy-six of the
friends of r. G.. Paxman and wife met at
their house New Years night to celebrate
the thirty-siXth anniversary of their
marriage, y good time was enjoyed by
all.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
II. Chaffce Thursday, January 3.-1ho
officers Of Frontier Grange were public
~ Installed on Thursday evening Janu-
airy 8, ny District Deputy w. G. Fassctt
and wife of Enosburgh, Following the
installation refreshments of cake and
ice cream were served, after which a
literary programme and debate was
glNen.-Mrs G. u. Phelps Is confined to
the house by illncss.-The following Of
hcers for the Sunday school have been
elected for the ensuing year: Suporiu-
tendent, Henry Bashaw; assistant super
ntendent, Loyal stowe; secretary, Mss
Lucy Weld; assistant secretary Mss
Mary Jane Armstrong; treasurer, Miss
Eunice Stanley; librarian, Mrs. c. A.
HUI; organst, Miss NJ. j. Armstrong;
ChOriStCr q. w. Rowep
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
JERICHO.

T. \. Percival is under the doe
Frc.-Gcorge Howe of the L. V.
t Sunday with Arthur Packard.
l., NJ. Howe has returned home
icing In Undcrhill several days
her brother. Ifcnry Lee,-M. p.
J. has been I'm town. He viii
pen law Office in Worthwhile
in the village opened Monday
bout Is pupils in attendance
|llu Barber is working for Mrs.
Rice.-Aliss Ieleen Mcmahon re-
from Waterbury Tuesday,
she has been visiting friends
Brown and w, l., Day were in
Fton Tuesday.-Mrs. j. S. Nay,
- been seriously ill., is improv-
|.andon has sold her place to John
miner The land originally be-
to the Schillhammer farm. John
has opened his paint shop over
|cksnlith shop of j. T. Varney.--
|nerson is on the sick llst.-Miss
PARKER, daughter Of Albert Parker,
Is been seriously i'll for several
|vas taken to the hospital Wednes-
(an ambulance. She is thought to
Ppendlcitis,
White went Monday to Hyde Park
bgraphor for ex-Gov. c. S. Page.
title child of Mr., Blodgett has
ry sick, but is now improved. -
Barber OF New York has been