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ding trip to Cape Sante, p. Q. Isadore
Lavallee and Miss Monte Decareaux were
married at Cape Snnte, quebec. August
II, 1858, where they made their home for
% years. then coming to this village
where they have lived for % years
Twelve children we're born to them all
of whom are living together with 10
grandchildren. The children are: Mrs
Xavier Gokey Joseph Lavallee, Mrs. VIC
tor Piche, Mrs. Noah Lavallee. Uric and
Adelard Lavallce. Mrs. Joseph Bouchard.
Mrs Alfred Mongeon, Mrs Adelard For
tin Mrs. Edward Paladeau and George
Lavallee Of this village and Mrs. Charles
Mercure OF burlington.
David Bouffard and Miss Flora Provost
were married at st. Francis Xavier
Church Monday morning The Rev. J.
+. Audct oflciated. The bride was at
tended by Mr.. Narcotic and the groom
by his father. John Bouffard. Following
the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the groom's par
ents on Hickok street after which they
left for a short wedding trip to Rutland
and Nergcnnes. tpon their return they
will make their home In the village.
Tho democratic town caucus to
nominate a candidate for representa-
tive and Is justices Of the peace will
be held in Foresters hall Saturday
evening.
George y. Dupaw died at his home on
| Malletts Bay avenue about 7:30 o'clock
yesterday morning after brief Illness
with heart trouble. George byron Dupaw
was born IN Burlington April 90 1887.
His entire life was spent in Burlington
and this village. He was we'll known as
a veteran berry raiser having been en-
gagged in tho strawberry business for
nearly quarter of a century He Is sur
vived by two brothers. stephen and
Henry, both of this village. The funeral
will be held at the late home Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock with interment
in Green Mount cemetery.
The republican rally tonight will be
held in front OF the Winooski block on
East Allen street The speakers will in
cludc the Hon. Zed Stanton OF Roxbury
and ". r. Austin OF ST Adams and A.
). Markham will sing A band will furnish
music
The "Tryone" club is tho newest
organization in the village, having for
It's object the promotion of the social
interests of the village. It's officers are:
President. Or. c. r. Dunn, secretary, J.
l.. Stanley: treasurer. George 8. Estey.
Tho club has leased Corporation hall and
August 21 will begin a series OF dances
to be held every week or every two weeks
throughout the fall and winter.
Mrs. Peter Labelle of Barre is the
guest Of Mrs. l.. =. Gauvreau.
Miss Lucille Cardinal OF Worcester,
Mass. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Philip
| Gadue.
The Sunday school children of the
Methodist Church enpoyed pleasant
outing at Mallctts bay Yesterday. Forty
young people were in the party.
! Michael Fox and Arthur Tyler. who
have been spending ten days with friends
here. returned yesterday To Troy, y. y.
Mrs Alphonse Duhuc went yesterday &c
Montreal for a weeks visit with rela
tives.
NJ. Goldberg returned yesterday from
n short trip to New York city.
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OPPOSED TO SOCIALISM.
American Federation Of Catholic Soct-
cities Completes It's Platform.

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE American Fed
Grafton of Catholic societies finished its
seventh annual convention to-day by re
electing Edward Feeney of brooklyn as
president. selecting Pittsburg for next
years meeting and completing its plat
form. The planks adopted to-day COM
mend the encycllcal of the Holy Father
against false religious teaching. urge re-
iigious teaching In the schools. deplore
the disregard OF the observance OF sun
day. reject the main teachings Of socia-
lism and endorse the plan for the as
ISOLATION for Catholic young men.
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SHELBURNE.

At a largely attended caucus Saturday
evening, r F. Gebhardt was unanimously
nominated as the republican candidate
for town representative making a neat
little speech in Acknowledgement of the
honor conferred upon him. A Republican
League club was organized with these
officers: President. l.. c. Ray; secretary.
DR. F. r. Stoddard.
Mary Ray. Matte Stoddard. Cor
rill and Omer Partch and DIR. II.
H. Lawrence went TO Long Point
Friday to camp for week with a party
of young people.-Dr. H. II. Lawrence
has returned from FitchhurG. Mass.
whore he has been for the past year as
inferno In the Burbank hospital-Miss
Smith Of New York is visiting at Mrs.
Sophia Harmon's.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Wickson are the parents of A son. Ed
win Wickson. Jr, born August S.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Palmer and family and
Mr. and Mrs Walter Palmer and family
are at Thompson's Point In c. =. Van
N'let's cottage for a week-Harry Weed
and family spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A: Weed.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur WEIGH of New York city
arc spending few days with Mrs,
Gebhardt.
The following republicans have beeh
elected as an executive committee with
, headquarters in Hotel Shelburne and they
will meet every Saturday night until after
election: G. l.. Page, Thomas Mitchell.
George Palmer. G. f. Peet W. j. Sheri-
dan. j. Cowan, W. f. Ball, William
Whiteside NJ. b. Thompson, +. Bacon,
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about Ave years ago July q ne married
Mrs. Minerva Grow. aged IS years, who
survives him. He is also survived by n
brother. who lives in Leeds. Me-. and
one sister. Mrs. Gilman Of Skowhegan.
Me. Mr.. Wheeler wasoa resident of this
village for several years. The funeral
street Saturday afternoon at 23O o'clock.
Nomination papers have been filed
by II. II. Ray, republican. and by l. J.
Bixby, democrats. as candidates FOR
town representative. The friends of
other candidates are likely to file nom
ination papers for them.
J. II. Burke, who has sold his cafe
in Brattleboro. to accept a position
with one Of tho railroads operated by
the United Fruit company in Costa
Rica. was for a long time telegraph
operator here, and for some time sta
ton agent In this village. Soon after
the Essex Record was established by
H. e. Perry in 1895, Mr. Burke became
the editor and filled that position for
three or four years. Mrs Burke and
children will make their home here.
The schools will reopen Monday
August 81.
Allen Martin returned last night
from Williamstown where he went
Tuesday. His mother. Mrs Henry
Martin. who accompanied him there,
will remain several days.
The Rev. n. A. Wood returned TO
Mortified. Mass. last night.
Mrs. John Bassctt has returned from a
visit IN Mortified.
The Rev. +. NJ. Fuller will preach in
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Marie Chandler and Miss Geneva
Ford are visiting Mrs. Amos Phelps IN
White River Junction this wcek.-H ..
Bean and family were in Bristol the first
OF the week. Mrs. Martha Drake accom-
panied them and will remain a few weeks
to visit rclatiVcs.-Miss Grace Abel Of
Bethel was the guest of Miss Lila Hub
bard several days the first of the week.
Miss Agnes Mckenzie of Barre is visit
ing at Joseph Gagnon's .--George Sargent,
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for several weeks, is Improving
The Rev. John Page and son Of Maine
were over Sunday guests at his unce.
y. J. Page.--Miss Marion Page Of Boston
is visiting at y. J. Page ,--Miss Annie
Wilson visited her grandparents in Brain
tree Monday and Tuesday Mrs. Eddie
Wilson and daughter are in Braintree
this week
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.

Landon Abernethy are Mt Elm Point for
n wcek.--Warner Roberts OF Burlington
has succeeded Martin WEIGH as section
boss-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Downey Of
Hartford, Conn. are In town.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Sessions are at home from
Long Point Miss Vina King has re-
turned from two months in St Adams. -
Mrs. Frank Cooley and children have re-
turned to orwell BERT Preston of Bur-
lington is in town for short stay.-The
Rev. ~ r. Coffcy has been In st. Adams
this week attending the annual meeting
Of the Catholic order Of Foresters.--Miss
Ella Mathewson is spending week in
Brooksyille.
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Jennie Miller and daughter are
visiting in Huntngton.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Roscoe Heinc Of st. Johns. n. II. :,
visited at wilkins Chaffec's Sunday and
Monday.-Miss Jessie Layn OF Bristol is
visiting at John Dixie s.-Miss Alice
Sayles. who has been head nurse at DR..
Berry's sanitarlum in Burlington. is
spending vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. IIocl Sayles.-Mrs Mark
Bushnell of Thompsonvlle. Conn, has
been visiting in town.-The IIill reunion
will be held August 10 In George OBEY
ans grove. There will be a ball game IN
the attcrn on.-The Rev. and Mrs. Blake
started on n two weeks vacation Tues
day-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tomlinson OF
Ilincsburgh visited at John Maxfelds
Sunday
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RICHMOND.

Excursion to NIssisquoi Park. See adj
on page 5.
Misses Mary O'Brien, Mary Purtel and
Winnie Burke are visiting in Montpelier.
Mrs. John Bushey of Bristol is tho
guest OF her son. Peter Bushey.--A. T.
Stevens and family left Saturday on an
automobile trip through Grand Isle -
John Cunningham and Frank I.amott Of
Boston are spending weeks vacation in
town.-Mr and Mrs. ] p. Tcdford spent
Sunday in Cambridge. Miss LYDIA CO.
burn Of Burlington is the guest of Pearl
Freeman.-Mr. and Mrs. y. p. Johnson
who have been spending week with
friends in stowe. have returned home 90
Miss SADIE and Levy Conant are visiting
in stowe -Ha wiley Philips Of Malone. y
Y. IS the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Rov
Bfrtlett.
Mrs. Kate Pettibone and daughter.
Edna, are visiting in Bristol. Miss
Gladys Gleason Of Burlington Is the
guest of her grandfather, Albert
Towne.-Miss Irene Tcrrien who has
been visiting her sister in Hardwick
the past week, has returned home
Morton Judson of Burlington was in
town yesterday.-Miss Marie Berry is
visiting her brother. Stanley, In Bar
ton this woek.-Misses Elizabeth and
Nellie Henley visited in Burlington
Monday.-Miss Mae Vincent Of Bur-
lington is spending a weeks vacation
with Miss Millicent Murphy.-Mis So
Agnes O'Brien is visiting in Starks-
boro.-Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Place and
daughter of South Dakota, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Derrick,
J. w McGarghan Is to build a brick
block with two stores on the ground floor
and hall. with stage for entertainments.
above. Architect Frank l.. Austin of
Burlington is dra wing the plans.
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WEST ADDISON.

Harold Rurge Of Vergcnnes and VIII
liam Hoyt of Bristol were In town Sun
day.--Charles Fisher is visiting In
Raceville. n. Y-Miss Jessie Turner or
Middlebury Is the guest OF Mrs Har-
rictte Norton.O. S, Vanderhoof Is
visiting in Ticonderoga. AIRS d. g.
Smith has returned from Massachusetts
where she has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Braley.--The store on Lake street
will soon be closed as the proprietor. c.
l.. Benson, and wife intend going to
California in the near future.-Mrs'
RYDER, former pastors wife, and
daughter, Ruth. are calling on old
friends In this vicinity.
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CHARLOTTE.

W e. Wech Is ill.-Mrs. George Root
Of Boston is visiting In town.-George II.
Cook station agent, will start soon on
a trip to Montana. Idaho and the State
OF Wash!ngton.-Mrs L. L. Desautell is
In Attleboro. Mass. visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Carpenter, who has a baby
daughter Miss Carrie Votey of Detroit
is visiting in town.--T f. Mollison Is
setting up steam saw mill on the wood
lot of the Baldwin farm to work up 4
large amount of hard wood lumber
Timothy Stebbns has nearly finished a
large barn on his farm In the east part
Of the town.-Mrs. Treadway Of Michigan
has been visiting l.. B. McNiel and fam-
ly.-D. V. Goodsell is rebuilding his si!o
that was blown down last season.-Ralph
II. Smith lost large hay stack recently
By lightning Thomas Bacon has been
moving and enlarginC his farm barn.
putting a cow stable underneath
There will be an entertainment in
the vcstry Friday evening entitled "A
Musical Romance" under the manage
ment of the Ladies' Aid.--The annual
boat ride Of the Sunday school will be
taken to Fort Frederick today
George II. Root of Boston is in town
Eugene Spear has resigned as substitute
mail carrier and Gilman roote has taken
his placc.-The Rev. Mr.. Fellows OF
Derby. Conn, who Is spending the sum
mer here. preached Sunday Miss Marie
Gulick of Burlington Is spending her va
cation here.-Miss Marietta Williams has
returned TO Bellows Falls after a vaca-
ton at her home here,-Mr. and Mrs,
Cyrus Horsford are spending a month
In camp at .Thompsons Point-David
Bissonettc has moved into the tenement
Of r. G. Whalley on Lake street.-Miss
Kate Smith has returned to Burlington.
John Ramsey of St. Louis has Joined
his family here for short vacation.
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ORWELL.

The Rev. J, c. williams has returned
from his four weeks vacation and
preached last Sunday. o. Wright of
Hartland, who has been In town for a
week, las returned home.-Mrs. NJ. T.
Powers and son Of Burlington have been
spending week with Mr. and Mrs G..
l.. Smith.-Judge H. D. Branch Is spend
ing this week with his daughter. Mrs.
Clark OF Pawlet-The annual picnic of
the Congrcga tional Sunday school will
he hold at Sunset Lake Friday of this
week,-The drama. Valley Farm" Will
he given at the town hall the evening
NJ August 81, by Mount Independence
Grange. The Ladies' Sewing society Will
hold n county fair August lS
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FERRISBURGH.

The social club will meet with Mrs
Bowman Friday afterno MFRS. Bard
and Mrs Merrill were In Burlington
Monday funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Field
was held at her late home Tuesday after
noon, the Rev. j. G.. Fisher officiating
The hearers were O. c., G. c., w u. and
b. W. Field, all OF Ferrsburgh and in
terment was in the Gage cemetery. H..
". Derby of Essex, n. Y, attended the
funeral.--L. NJ. Baker of Forestdale is
visiting at l.. r. Avery s.-Mr. Balgtelle
OF Colinwood, Ohio, is In town with his
family. ladies' realized $45, from
the ice cream sale at the rally Saturday
afternoon
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HANCOCK.

Helen Champlain and Queenle Dodge Of
Boston have been stopping with Mrs.
Arthur Miller for two weeks.-Mrs. James
Riley of Mortified and her daughter.
Mrs. Emma Stuart and two children from
New York are visiting Mrs. Dana Marsh.
Seven young ladies took the teachers
examination Friday and Saturday
ton Wheeler of Brdgewater is visiting
relatives here.-Granville and Hancock
played an interesting ball game Satur-
day, resulting II to s in favor Of Han
cock-Mrs. J. H. Church has returned
from her visit in Boston and vicinity.
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McINDOES.

The trustees have decided 10 open the
academy and two four year courses WI"
be offered. Willard c. Moore or Newport
n. H.. has been secured as principal ana
the fall term will open september l. Mr.
Moore is a graduate OF Colby ana comes
highly recommendation home DAY Will
he observed August ~ and all the COM
mittees are busily engaged IN making
preparations for the event. There Will De
athletic contests in the morning ana
republican rally in the afternoon win
an address by the Hon, FRANK fiumiey
o.. Northfield
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ONE CENT
A w O R D

Advertising in this column one crnt
q word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance
required. No advertisement taken
which Is less than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms TO advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bryant Of Malone,
\ V. are at Lester Bryant's.-Dr. Rus
sell has bought Mrs. Annettee Morgan's
place at the Center-D. H. Ross has sold
his place at the Center to Mr. Palmer OF
Starkshoro and gives immediate posses
sion.-Mrs Amanda Bush of Burling-
ton is visiting in town.-Aden Elliot has
moved to tho Russell place near the
school house and he will enter the en-
nlov OF the Lincoln Lumber company
Mr.. Russell OF Monkton is visiting his
49,, Dr Russell
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STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit.

tenden.
To all persons interested In the es-
tate OF Robert McCuen late OF Col
chester, in said district. deceased.
GRENrlNC
At a Probate Court. holden at Bur
linston, within and for the District of
Chittenden, on the 10th day Of August,
1908, an instrument purportinK to be
the last will and testament of Robert
McCuen. late Of Colchester In
said district deceased. was presented to
the Court aforesaid, for probate.
And II Is ordered by said court that
the 2sth day of August. 1908 at the
Probate Court rooms In saia bur.
Said instrument; and that notice
thereof be given to al persons cen
serned by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY In tho huntington
weekly Free Press. a Newspaper pub
iished at Burlington. previous to tho
Therefore. you are hereby notified t.
appear before said Court, at tho time
ana place aforesaid. and contest the
probate OF said will. Y you have cause cause
In said district, this 10th day OF Au'
So''' MX.RcELLUs A. BINGHAM.
7.w3s judge
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WEYBRDGE.

A. ]. stowe spent Saturday and Sun
day with his daughter Mrs. Eells IN
Rochester-Miss Susie Teesle, who has
been a guest at the Methodist parsonage,
returned to Albany. n, Y. Tuesday.-The
young ladies of the Congregational
society will have sociable on the chVch
lawn Friday evening There will be no
services IN the Methodist Church for two
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Nona Briggs of keene, y. H.. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Austin Johnson
E Smith. who has returned TO his home
at the Corners has been seriously i'll,
but is somewhat improvcd.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Story, who fractured her hip two
weeks ago. Is In a helpless condition
clarence Phelps and Miss Elsie Ploof Of
Nergenncs Were united in marriage N)n-
day evening at the home of &. w.
Phelps, by the Rev. L. c. Hathaway.
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CHIlIENOEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Excursion to Nssisauoi Park See adj
on page &.
william w. Wheeler, aged 81 years
died Thursday morning Mt i;i5 o'clock at
the residence OF MIR Minerva Grow
Wheeler after long illness. Mr. Wheel
er was horn in Maine and in the Civil War
was IA member of the 10th Maine. lie
was wounded December 49, 1867 at Fred
ericks, va, bullet striking him IN the
ankle neccssitating the amputation OF
hts leg near the knee. After the war Mr..
Wheeler married MIS- Scott. WHO oied
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ESTATE OF EtSER SANCTUARY,
HINESBURGH.

We. the subscribers. having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for tho District OF Chittenden,
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate Of Euseb
Sanctuary late Of Hinesburgh. in said
district. deceased, and also all
claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto; and six months
from the day OF the date hereof DO
Ing allowed by said court for that pur-
pose. we do therefore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the duties
OF our appointment at the Post Office,
In Hinesburgh, in said district on the
third Fridays Of August and January.
next, at 10 o'clock Il. m. on each Of
said days.
Dated this cath day OF July. 1908.
PERRY II. MILES.
G. d. BOYNTON
7w3t. Commits toner's.
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ESTATE OF HANNAH LOUISA HEY
DE, BURLINGTON.

We. the subscribers. having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate OF Hannah
Louisa Hcyde. late of Burlington, In So Id
district deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited In Offset there
to; and six months from the day Of
the date hereof being allowed by said
fore hereby give notice that we viii
attend to the duties Of our appoint
ment at the office OF the Burlington
Savings Bank. In said district. on the
second Tuesdays of September and
February, next, Mt 10 o'clock n. M, on
each OF said days.
Dated this 10th day OF August, 1908.
q. l.. RAY.
C. p. SMITH.
7wst. Commi ss toner's
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NOTICE.

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thousands OF readers in many towns
OF Vermont what you have to sell
or what you wish to buy. Adver-
tise in the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
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ESSEX CENTER.

New arrivals at Mountain View are Mr.,
and Mrs. Adams OF Philadelphia and
Mrs. Warner OF Massachusetts,.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Iolley
Leach to Murray Elhridge Thompson of
Colchester took place at the home Of
Jay Leach brother Of tho bride, Wednes-
day afternoon. The Rev y. A. Wood
pastor of the Baptist Church at Essex
Junction. performed the ceremony in the
presence of large company Of relatives
and friends The bride wore a hand
some gown of white silk. Following the
ceremony reception was held and re-
freshments were served. Miss Ethel
Leach presided at the table and Misses
Clara and Sarah Leach and Miss Alice
Day served the guests Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson left on a carriage drive to
parts unknown and upon their return
they Will reside In Colchester.