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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
Notice.

Bids will be received at the Office of
city auditor on or before the 2Sth day
of May for the construction of cement
bridge as per plans and specifications
on file in auditors Office.
VIM. Rae,
City Auditor.
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BAD BOYS.
Destroy Bronze Statue in Sioux
Falls High School
Grounds.

Sioux Falls, May 21.-There was
great indignation in the city Sunday
morning when it was found that van
dals had ruined the superb monument
of the old soldiers which for the past
three years has stood in the central
school yard People when told of
what had happened could hardly be-
lleve it. However, an investigation
revealed that the report was true.
1t seems that some time prior to 10
o'clock Saturday evening a gang of
young boys, some of them from promi l.
nent families, gathered at the school
grounds. and, from what motive can
not % learned, broke the monument
from its pedestal The magnificent
bronze figure of the soldier was pre-
sented to Sioux Falls number of
years ago by J. Fl. Drake, formerly of
st. Paul.
The parties implicated in the ma
licious act are, according to informa-
ton given by the police, John Meddel,
Levi Hanson, Bud Ross, Jesse Ramsey,
Fred Roach, Fred KeuhneI and Bert
Denyier 1t is also reported that Den
yier AMI Ramsey have skipped the
town.
The police say that two of the boys
implicated in the work of wrecking the
monument have made clean confes
ison, connecting all of the above men
toned boys with the transaction.
They are lads of from Is to II years OF
age, and two of them have figured in
the robbing of reerigerators.
The statue is complete wreck. The
figure of the bronze soldier was tori
from its base and broken into many
pieces. One of the lads who confessee
claims that they thought the figure was
of brass and the intention was to break
it up and hide it, aud after the excite
ment had died out to dig up the outfit
and sell it for old brass.
1t IS the most dastardly act Of van
dalism ever done in tnis city, and ths
citizens will not rest until some one il
punished
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How's This?

How s lnlS!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall Catarrh cure.
F.J Cheney d Co
We the undersigned. have known f,
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by his
firm. Waldipg, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
Halls Catarrh Cure internally, acting
directly. upon the blood mucous sur.
faces of system. Testimonials sent free
Price, Toe. per bottle. Sold by Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for coustipa.
ton,
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Dunsmoor and Master Earl Mr. and Mrs
Walter Dunsmoor and Mrs. g. A. Roys
spent New Years in Barre with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Il. Dodge From there Mrs. Duns-
moor and little son. who have been spend
ing number of weeks Mt II. y. Worces-
ter's, returned to their home in Burlng-
ton.-Mr and Mrs. Zion Wiley returned
to their home In Lebanon. n. H., the first
Of last week after spending some time at
George Fiske's.-Mrs George Huntington
OF Montpelier was the guest Of her brother
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Worces-
ter portion Of last week.MIsses Ella
Summer OF West Brookneld and Josephine
Summer OF Randolph Normal were guests
of their aunt, Mrs. u. L. Nichols over
Sunday.-Mrs. ID. b. Howe Of Mortified
of her mother Mrs. y. NJ. Stanton.-Miss
Beatrice Spndlng Of Mortified visited
Miss Reba Ford Wednesday and Thurs-
dap. The officers appointed at the business
meeting Of the society of the Union
Congregational Church which was held
recently were as follows: President G. A.
Tiden; trustees. II. A. Howe, q. f. Ray,
NJ. II, Richardson; clerk and treasurer,
Mrs. J. ". Howe; collector, g. H. Spa'dl1g;
ushcrs, Marion Ellis, EMILY Bond, Nellie
Bond, Dora Howe, Mert!e Howc.-At the
business meeting of tho church, Mrs. u.
p. circuit was chosen clerk and treasurer.
and Miss Esther Ellis. supt. OF Sunday
school.-Mss NJ a. Brol;aw of Iarshticld
called on friends in town last week on
her way home from visit to Mrs G. Il.
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burned Wednesday Jan 2. died late
That night as result ofthc accident. She
was Il years old. She mad been married
httlc over ono year. She was born in
NheeIock, and her name before marriage
was Cora Emerson The funeral was
hold Saturday and the remains were
taken TO stowe for burial
W. r. Carleton, who Is in charge of
the engineering department at Norwich
University, has been in town for tho
past few days making surveys for the
new electric plant at the Palisades. ~.
w. Cooley, who is the proprietor of
the new plant has taken deed of the
property owned by Mary Hayden,
which includes the land situated
around whore the falls are located.
Parties from New York are expected
this week to look the property over,
and if their engineer finds things as
Mr. Cartoons plans show, there is
little question, but in the early spring
the plant will be started.
Negotiations arc in progress, which If
brought to n head, will result in tho
transfer Of the Waterbury Hotel TO the
| hands of NJ. n. Davis, veteran hotel
man. Tho present owner, j. G. Farrur,
bought the property of the estate of the
late Benjamin Barrett. some two years
ego. Tho deal is not yet closed and will
probably remain open till the first Of
February. Tho prospective owner of the
house Is man of wide experience in the
| hotel business. He has been for many
years the manager Of the Tabyans House
at the White mountains In. the event "
his PURCHASING the property he will make
| extensive r,.t, ha q,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
ROXBURY.

Miss Jennie Cram has recovered suffi-
GENTLY from her recent illness 50 that
She went on Monday TO Burlington ac-
companied by her mother Mrs. NJ. F.
Cram, her nurse, Miss Lena Everett. and
DIR. w. j. Howard. She will remain there
Tor n time with her grandparents.--Mra
Jennie Whitney OF Granville and her
daughter. Miss Lou, j. r. Vinton Of
Granville and Clifford Bliss of East Calais
wore guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Car
pcnter over Sunday,-Miss Lura Averill
entertained party of friends from North
held and this town last Wednesday even
ing.-Miss May Webb OF East Granville
was the guest of Mr.. ana Mira. T. T.
Kendall one day quite recently Mr.. and
Mrs. D. n. Rice of Granville were at ~
ID. Rice's last week.-Mrs., Ella Doty spent
one day of last week in Northteid.-S
Butterfcld and daughter. Miss Mary, were
at II. c. Farnsworth's in Randolph re-
oently,--Mr. and Mrs William Eddy Of
Mooers, n, ", spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Eddy, Mr. and Mrs, n
C.. Flynn are visiting in Malone, n "
Mrs Hiram Ferry and son, Henry. were on
the sick list Task week, attended by Dr.
Howard,-G. A, 'riden was in Northlield
Monday. Miss Nina Brown Is spending
few days with friends In Springfield
Mass.-L. II. Janvlrn spent portion of
last week in Saratoga. n. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs, WIN Kerr of Mortified spent New
Years day at NJ. II. and II. A. f. Richard
son's.-Mrs Irving Whitehead of Barre
spent portion OF the week with her aunt
Mrs. ii. G. Van Deusan.-Mrs. Il. w.
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PROBATE COURT.
summary of business Transacted
ing the Week Ending Jan.

Estate of Riley w. Gile. Bolton; 5
m"nt of the account of the admin
trix and decree of distribution ma,
Estate of Lewis d. and Benjam
Parmalco( minors; guardians a
account Alod.
Estatr Of James Magce. Hinesh
Will proved: Garlic Maeoe appoint,
ecutr'x, Guy u Eoynton and Hem
Russell appointed commissioners an
prl!s"rs
Estate Of John !. Maree, Ct ais I'm
Hlneahurrh; Garlic Magec app
guardian
Estate Of Annie liurson. Eurlif
administrator settlement made.
Estate Of Sydnry II. Weston, CO
ter: Hceus' granted to sell a port
tho real estate; application made
censc to sell the remainder Of sal,
estate; hearing January IS.
Estate of Philluda Z. Weston,
chester license granted to sell re-
tate.
Estate OF Daniel Liberty, Huntir
administrator inventory and scttl'
filed.
Estate of Luciau II. Chaplin, Je
commissioners report llcd.
Estate Of Mary G. Wicker, Char
appraisers inventory filed.
Estate of Burton =. Gordon, Hu
ton; administrators Inventory filed
Estate of Wilbur L. Davis, Burlil
l2lihu H. Taft ana Charles ]. R
appointed commissioners.
In re George II. and Arthur G.
well Cminors), Bolton; Walter II.
appointed guardian,
Estate of Eliza Hicks. Jericho; a
istrator's final settlement made
Estate OF Sarah r, Coon, Burlir
application for license to sell real e
hearing January 26.
Estate of George Denault, ct nj.
ors), Burlington; application for !
to sell real estate: hearing Janua
Estate Of Emile R!oux Desjai
burlington; application for settl
and decree; hearing January 2S
Estate of Edwin r. Walstou, Wi
mon compost; application for licor
sell real estate; hearing January
Estate of Mary Douglass, Jericho
pllcation for license 10 sell real e
nearing January 2S
Estate of Peter Mosscy Milton;
cation for settlement aud decree;
Ing January 90.
Estate of William Lang, Essex
filed for probate; hearing January
Estate OF Mary l.. Fairman, VIII
will fled for probate; hearing ia
80
Estates Of Horace l.. Moore OF
llngton and Burrel Lane of South
lingion; application for settlement
decree; hearing February /
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER,

During the year 1896 there were III cases
Of intoXication before Montpelier city
court. B for truancy, for larceny. l for
burglary, for cruelty to animals, for
non-support of family, for keeping in
soxicating liquor, . for violation of city
ordinance. for selling Intoxicating lid
uor 10 for breach OF the peace. / for as
sault, and for petit larceny, total of
162 cases
At the annual meeting OF the Spanish
War Veterans, helu Thursday evening m
Grand Army hall, the following officers
were elected: Commander, r. b. Thomas
senior vice-commander, l.. NJ Frechette
Junior vice-commandcr, Is. C. Alexander;
officer of the day, Jason jennings officer
OF the guard, A. d. Silloway; chaplain. w
N Theriault; trustees. W. A. Pattee, G.
b. Boyce. Walter Sterling.
At the annual meeting of the East
Montpelier Grange held Thursday even
ing at which the officers of the ensuing
year were Installed by District Deputy
H. NJ Farnham. 1t was stated that the
treasury contains balance that will
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the serious Illness Of friend
Adclbert Newell Is i'll with pncum
Mrs. Elmer Stoddard Is caring for
Mr.. Newell has also been ill.-The
pl"s' Telephone line has reached
village, whore 1t connects with the ~
Telephone Company'a line.-New Y,
day being the 5lst wedding annivcr
# Mr. and Mrs. s. 6. Harrington,
neignbors and friends TO tine numbe
80 gathered at their home to wish
many moro happy Now Years" NJ
was furnished by Wyman's orchc
Refreshments Of coffee, sandwiches, {
waters and fruit We're served after "
social hour was enjoyed with m
an original poem by tho Rev. V.
Mack and remarks by several Mr..
rineton thanked the friends for
ing and all won't to their homes 70,
it had been q most enjoyable occn
Miss Edna McMurry. formerly Of
ALBANIA. but now attending Goddard
mary, was the guest Of her friend.
Helen Boutwell, over Sunday.--Tho
worth League topic for Sunday eve
viii he "Soldshnoss IN Pruyor"-Gc
Martin has returned from a visl
| liardWick and Greensboro, and IL
ing IN J. 4. Chcde's store for tim
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WAITSFTELD.

To public installation OF the officers Of
the |. O. O. F. lodge has boon given w,
and 1t is expected they will be installed
at their regular meeting on Saturday
evening January 10Th. The members OF
the lodge, with their families, and the
members Of the Rchckah lodge. will cele
brate the 24th anniversary of the or
ganization of the lodge. on Thursday
evening. January l. with an oyster sup
per and social visit, In their rooms, In the
I. o. o. f. block-Thomas Sanders has
beer quite sick for several DAYS past. and
his place of business has been closed in
ConseQucnce.--MissJ essamine. and Mas
ter Carroll Billings returned 70 their
home IN MONTPELIER last week. after n
few DAYS visit with friends in tOwn.-A
case OF measles has broken out in the
village, Master Ned Newcomb who has
been visiting in Barre for two weeks
having come down with the disease
the fore part Of this wcok.--Clayton p.
Scaver. aged about "a years tho young
ct son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Seaver.
died very suddenly after only few hours
Illness. last Saturday. Tho funeral ser
vices We're held at the home Of his
parents, on Tuesday afternoon at one
O'Clock. attended by tho Roy. Mr. Emory
" FORMER paStor OF the 'Hu?cn AZ More
10" ram h'Inel' accompanied oy MA
"r'ue returned 10 Gown last FRIDAY. They
are "o"'u'hH Ior 'H' present with MIS-.
a W. h'E'''W'-NIl'h wait" died Tues
Gay morning january lst' or acute
LflH"t "'S'aS'' "S'd N years The
iuilera. service" Wer" hcId at IN" nom"
OF MS hr"tAor' H. NJ Waite on ThursGar
Afternoon january sra at O'Clock, at
ended by inc hoV' W. A. RemeIe' and
'he iht"rh'nt YVES ~ inc Irasville Gene
,'rF'-Mrs. r. y. "lisr has returned
rom inc Mary FLETCHER hospital at Bur
l'nSton' where sh' mas been for treatment
i"r throat trouble, and Is very much
improved.-C NJ. Richardson was called
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSRURY.

A Young son OF Frank Graves was
soverely injured last Wednesday bybeing
thrown from a sled while CoastinE on the
Story hill.--Mrs. Jennie Goodrich from
East HardwiCk was in towr a few day :
last week calling on fricnds-Ethel Pat
terson is spending Il few days visiting IN
Hardwick and vicnity.-Herhert Spauld-
ing is able to be out after a few days
confinement to the house.-The remains
Of Henry Sprague of Boston was brought
here last Tuesday morning and placed
In the family lot at North CraftslNl y.
The remains We're accompanied by the
wife and son Of the deceased. Mr..
Epraguc was the son Of the Hon. George
y. Spra que Of this town whore his carly
life was spent. He is well and favorably
remembered by the older residents OF the
town.
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DERBY.

Henry Blays family in Salem, Derby,
are quarant!ned for scarlet fever,-An-
ME Derusha was married to Charles
Wilma at the Catholic Church, stan
stead Plain, Monday morning. They
took the train Immediately for Mont
real for their wedding trip. Upon their
return they Will reside at Derby Line
Mrs L. A, Allbee spent last Sunday at
Troy at Mrs. Albee's fathers, where
she met two brothers. who were home
for n visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car
pointer and son, Chester, are on the sick
list, as also are Heman Fairchilds and
two sisters, Mrs. Burton and Mrs
Sprague,--News has been received here
OF tho very serious illness of A. A. Rip
ley OF Topeka, Kansas. Mr.. Ripley was
Il native of Coventry and resided in
Derby two or more years previous to his
departure for the west Tho physicians
give no hope of his recovery. Mae
Elliot of Morgan visited at Rufus KEEL
Rys the last of last week.-J. C. Hay
has been confined to the house for near
ly week with a severe cold. Mrs. Hay,
Cecile and Alden are also still quite in
disposed. The pupils Of the graded
school give an entertainment in acad-
envy hall next Friday cvening.-Charles
Rice ana family spent last Sunday at
Oma Searlcs, Mrs. Rce's father--N
Rowell is having quite a large job of
pressing hay.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nye of West Charleston visited at
George Hopknson's last Saturday,
During the holidays many of the MEM
bers of the Congregational Church have
received messages Of cheer from several
Of their former pastors all expressing
Il. % hot, al.
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ALBANY.

The Thespans of Barton Landing
presented the "Old New Hampshire
Homestead" here last Monday evening
January :. They were greeted by full
house. The Ladies Aid furnished the
supper.--Mrs. Charles Willis of Hard
wick was in town Saturday.-Thc follow
ing officers of VI. w. of \. were Install
ed Wednesday: Consul, II. a Mcclure:
advisor, p s. Whttomoro; banker, C. NJ.
Hitchcock; clerk, A. G. Cheny; escort
Erving Davis; Waterman, II. S. Bridges;
sentry, G. s. George.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watson are the
parents of son born January 5.--David
Warner has rented his farm to Elmer
Hoadley for one year MIR. Warner has
moved into John McGortys tcnemcnt,-
Mitchell Belrose of Wcsthold was
brought here for interncnt Sunday. The
funeral was held from 81. Ignatius
Church.--The Rev. Father la Blanc.
who is located at Barton, will have
charge of the r. c. Church the ensuing
year in place Of the Rev. Father Tur-
nIn.t
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THE COMMERCIAL CLU1
Review OF Years Work Frcsent'
Annunl Meeting.

At the annual meeting of the Blu
ton Commercial club. held in the
headquarters Tuesday evening. a g
review OF the work Of the past year
made; the present board of officer
far as their terms Of service cX'
was reelected and general surv
the activities Of the olub for the en-
year. was made. Pres.dcnt W. J
Pattou presided. The reports of tn
rious officers and committees were
scented and accepted.
OLD OFFICERS RE-ELECTEl
on motion of Gen. T. S. Peck, Il
officers. 50 FAR as their terms ha
pirci. We're reelected a. follows:
President-W. !. Van Patten.
Vice prcsider,-G. +. " h!tney.
Treasurer s Weed
Clcrk-M =. NaMahon.
Aud!tor-E. ;. Isham.
Directors for four ytars-W. 7.
Cormick, Lawrence BARLEY, Ga
Brewer.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson is quite sick
with pneumonia and Mrs John l.. Hutch
inson, who was threatened with the
same disease, is slowly recovering. A
trained nurse from Burlington was sent
for and arrived Sunday night to care
for Mrs. Ilutchinson.-Mr Robert of
Manchester came Saturday to- assist in
the care of her mother, who is quite III
with pneumonia.-rh young son of
George Mudsett, who has been sick for
some weeks ana who was thought to
j" well, was taken worse the last OF
the week and died Sunday night.
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BROWNINGTON.

Judge Orne has been quite sick the last
few days.-There was a pleasant family
gathering at solomon Robinsons New
Years.--A. p Alexander had nice mon
ument set in the cemetery here one day
last week.-1'he Ladies Aid society met
with Mrs. Ella Robinson last Thursday
afternoon and evening. The ola officers
were elected for the ensuing year-Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Drown of ST. Johns
bury spert New Years with Mr.. and
Mrs. Job Drown.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from fourth pagc).

Miss Hattie Parmenter, who has had a
two weeks vacation with her parents in
Rochester, has returned. and resumed
work at A. c. Wells's.--There was a
pleasant whist party of five tables at the
old homestead last Saturday evening in
honor of NJ l.. Washburn and w Bates
Nichols of Califorua.-1,eslie and Roy GIL
nan have returned to their studies at
he Bellows Free Academy at Fairfax,
having spent their holiday vacation with
heir parents
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GATSVILI,E.

Miss AgH,s Heap OF Franklin, \, IL"
was tho guest of her brother, A. H.
harrington, last Week,-M'ss Anna
Brown OF Fraukiu, Mass, and Mrs,
Robert Noble of Bethel have recently
been visitors at the homo of their Sis
ter, Mrs. NJ, L. Wyman, Jr,-lnvitations
are out for the wedding of Miss Mary
Julia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Slna
Lowrie. TO lllrcourt Ford, Saturday at
o'clock, ut the GaYsvillc House.-The
Thursday evening prayer meeting Is Mt
V, :, Cutters this week. The business
meeting Of the Epworth League VIII
be held half an hour before the resu-
lar mcet!ng.-Tho Fey. v Nj. Mack was
called to Norw God. y, Y. last week by
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NORTHFIEID.

Henry W. Orser Is confined to his home
by an attack of appendicitis
Mrs, Laura Cutler, G6 years old died
at ar early hour Tuesday morning nj
her home on Union street OF heart as
case. Mrs. Cutler had been IN poor
health for several years past ana her
condition for the past few days had beer
critical. She is survived by one sister
Miss Van Eggleston, of this place Fu'
reral services will be conducted AZ tNe
home Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock
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BENSON.

Tho following were taken into
Congregational Church at the
munion service last Sunday, the
irving II. emil IL. pastor, Vivian
Vera Pluc. Grace King, Edith p
and Carrie Fowler on profession
faith.-At the Methodist Church
following were taken In, Rev. q.
Pollock. pastor. Gladys clemens, Z
dino Bosworth. Daunie Petty. II
Iralkouburv and Helen Pratt.
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oldest daughter about 10 years of age.
They have only one child remaining.
Their many friends extend sincere SYM
pathy to the afflicted family.-Mrs.
Stoddard Bates who has been very low
since the birth of u son some ten days
since is now reported on the gain. Two
nurses have been in attendance. Charles
Duval is driving team for NJ. Nj. Taplin
from lumber camp in Jay.-A Griggs' s
family has been much afflicted with the
prevailing distcmper the past week.