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BURGLARY AT SHELDON.
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
A CHURCH CENTENNIAL

Montpelier. July 6.-ArranPements
are completed for the celebration on
sunday and Monday, July 10 and 20
of the Tooth anniversary of the found
ing of Bethany Congregational Church
in this city. The Sunday services will
include a sermon in the morning by
the Rev Dr. George b. Spalding Of Sy-
racuse. \. Y, and an historical paper
by Mrs. u. s. Wheatley and in the
evening a union service OF the churches
OF the city will be held. at which ad-
dresses will be given by the Rev. DR.
Norman Seaver OF Rutland and the Rev
Or. J. Edward Wright OF this city.
Monday morning July 90, a meeting
Of tho Montpelier Association Of Con-
gregational Churches will be held al
Bethany Church. In the aftern Don
comes the historical service, at which
n history Of the church will be given
by W. A. Lord, history OF tho rlusi,
cal ministries by Hermon D. Hopkins
and history Of women's work by Mrs
Ellen c. Osgood, At the closing ser
vice Monday evening addresses will he
given by the Rev. +, A. Poole Of Barre
and the Rev. Lucius +. Reed. the pas
tor. Thursday evening, July 1G. ser
vice of Renaissance will be held in
the chapel.
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FIGHTING DIVORCE. HARD.
Sixty Witnesses in Addison Count!
Cnse of Wal.tOn VS.. WnIston.

Mddlebury. July Adult 60 witnesses
from MonktOn, Grand Isle, Hnesburgh
and other towns We're summon ed here to-
day to testify in the divorce case of
Lurna c. Walston VS.. George F. Walston.
The Walstons are a young married couple
and spent their brief married life In
MOnkton until last November. when Mrs
Walston left home and went to Rutland
1t seems that the young woman had
made up her mind that her husband was
little too severe. The man Is contest
ing the case stoutly and sets up the
claim that his wife was unduly intimate
with young men who were employed
about the place in Monkton last year. 1t
Is probable that the case will BE COM
pleted tomorrow forenoon Judge G. s.
Palmer of burlington Is Cht.ng the case
for Mrs. WalstOn and Frank l.. Fish Of
Nergennes and Frank W. futile OF the
same city are representing Mr.. Walston
who denies in toto the alleged intoler-
able severity and claims an offset of M
merous wrongs OF his own from the
woman.
1t is probable that the June term Will
come TO a close Thursday and II may
even be wound up by tomorrow after
noon.
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FOUGHT ON FOOTBRDGE.
Words, Blows, Stones and Revolver
Land Nicholas Andy in Jail,

Brattleboro, July s-Nicholas Andy
was placed under 500 bonds to-day to
appear at the September term of Wind
ham county court on the charge OF as
sault on Lawrence Chilochi, with intent
to Kill, July L. He was taken 10 the
county jail in Newfane this afternoon.
Andy Is an employee at the dam in YER
mon and was attempting to pass Chilo-
chi on a narrow footbridge that crosses
tho Connecticut river. Ch!loch! did not
offer to let the man pass and Andy
grabbed him and threatened to throw
him into the river. He next drew a re-
volver. struck Chilochi twice on the ear
and then ran to the river bank where
he threw four largo stones at Chilochi.
wounding him about the head and face.
Andy again drew his revolver. It Is said,
and tried to shoot but the weapon did
not explode. He was chased by mob Of
italians and placed under arrest.
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GEROW PLEADS GUILTY
writer Of Threatening Letters Ia Rut-
land Railroad Given Two Years
Sentence nj Hnrd Labor.

Middcbury. July 6--Work was recon-
menced in Addison county court at two
o'clock this afternoon after a recess
since Friday. The first business was the
consideration of the case of state vs.
Edward Gcrow. the U3rooks"ille) New
Haven young man who was arrested
Wednesday night in Bristol for attempt
Ing to eXtort money from the Rutland
Railroad company by means of threat
ening letters and who vas remanded to
Jail Friday. This afternoon Gerow plead
ed guilty to the charge IN the informa-
ton. Gerow claims to have had an ac-
compl!cc but viii not give the name Of
the party and all he will say Is that the
other fellow is somewhere in New
Hampshire.
Tho court rave Gerow the limit SEN
tence possible under the law, that the
respondent serve at hard labor In the
state prison for not more than "A months
and not less than 20 months. Gcrow
stated that he was u years old the sec
ond Of last November. Attorney La
Tlcur said few good words In his be-
half under the assignment Of the court
as Gerows counsel
The divorce case OF Martha NJ. Allen
VS.. Henry G. Allen was begun but not
compiled this afternoon owing TO the
enforced absence for part Of the time
Of the petitioner, who Is now a resident
Of FerrisburRh. but used to live In Grand
Isle. John J. EnriEht of Burlington is
Mrs. Aliens counsel and r. f. Brown Of
burlington. who had been employed by
the husband. withdraw from the case
without putting In any defence.
The civil case. book account matter
Of T.. G. Dixie VS.. Frank G. I.avarn. was
started and took up most Of the after
noon session.
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TRANKLIN'S CONVENTION
Ratification of County Slate and Ev
erything HarmO Nous.

Enosburgh Falls, July THE Franklin
county republican convention to-day
ratified the nominations OF the several
towns who claimed to be entitled 20
places on the ticket The meeting was
called to order at ten o'clock by the
county committee who named f. L.
Greene Of st. Adams as chairman and
II. c, PufYer Of RiChford for secretary
This temporary organization was made
permanent and the following ticket
nominated by reclamation: For senator's,
NJ f. Barney OF Swanton and A. j.
croft Of Enosburgh; assistant judges,
Daniel S. Danforth Of ST. Adams and
Robert Mcleod OF Sheldon: judge Of
probate, Otis y. Kcton OF St Alhans;
state attorney. Elmer Johnson of St
Adams; States attorney, Elmer johnson
of st, Adams; sheriff. George c. Holmes
Of St. Adams; high bailn, George +.
Stebbins of Sheldon.
The county committee was increased to
member from each town as follows:F.
A. Start of Bakersfield. ii. L. Baker OF
Richford, J, c. Weld OF Berkshire. C. l..
Towle of Franklin, w. II. Fairchild OF
Fairfield, w. s, Shepardson of Fletcher,
w. W. Hutchinson of Enosburgh. W.
Cunningham of St. Adams town, Lee s.
Tillotson OF St. Adams city, c. T. Hall of
Montgomery. W. c. Marsh of Sheldon, d.
w. Steele Of Highgate, II. J. Brown of
Swanton and c, Webster OF Fairfax.
A resolution was unanimously adopted,
endorsing exGov. Carroll 8. Page OF
Hyde Park as a candidate for United
States senator.
The convention adjourned at ll:Ao
o'clock
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BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT.

Manchester, July THE June term
OF Bennington county court was re-
convened here this morning after a
recess for the national and State re-
publican conventions. Judge w. W.
Miles OF Barton presiding. Testimony
was taken to-day in the court case OF
Henry Sharkey VS. the town OF Shafts
bury, an action to recover for care,
board and lodging OF Mrs. Mary Ball,
who resided with tho PLAINTIFF from
November. s06. Until January, 1908.
Mrs Ball Is tho sister Of tho plain
tiM's wife. This is ono OF the highest
terms of county court ever held here.
There has not been a single Jury trial.
Among the cases which still stand for
trial at this term Is the trespass case
of Livingston Gushing VS. Henry wy
man; and the case Of Florence $. HUI
ling vs.. Clarence +. Huling, which In
wolves contempt proceedings
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BROKE IRON BARS OF JAIL
Quilts and Dropped to Ground
40 Feet Below.

ST. Johnsbury. July 7-Dedck Tanor
tho Hungarian who was arrested for bur
glarizing the railroad station at Dan
vile last March and was sentenced in
Caledonia county court to not less than
three or more than five years in the
States prison at Windsor, was taken to
McIndoes Falls last evening by Sheriff
c. NJ. Winch and placed in the lookup
This morning 1t was discovered that he
had escaped. breaking the heavy, iron
bars across the door. He made a loop
of his bed quilt and by means Of this
contrivance lowered himself to the
ground, forty feet below.
A reward of $50 Is offered for his re-
covery. He is about 30 years old, weighs
10 pounds, and Is about five feet ten
inches tall.
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VERMONTERS IN FIGHT.
On 7Gth ballot Elected r. II. Browne
National Committeeman.

Denver, Col. July 6-For three hours
to-day the eight members of the Yer
mont delegation balloted for national
committeeman. The 18th ballot resulted
in the selection Of Thomas r. Browne
His opponent for the place was II. c.
Comings
protest will he filed before The
national committee by James T.. Burke
OF the delegation charging that Peter
McGettrick had no right to withhold
his vote, which made possible the Sc
lection of Mr.. Brown.
The long session and bitter fight is de-
clared by both sides to have widened the
breach between the factions OF the party
in that State.
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The Evidence in the Case.

80 years use Is evidence Millions OF
consumers Is evidence-sales made by
5000 agents is evidence. You buy 1
gallons l.. & VI. Paint and gallons
Pure iinseed oil (at 60 cents) mix them
and make gallons best paint ready for
use-cost only Sl.2o per gallon-Done in
minutes
r. f. Brown, North Williston; S. L.
Wilson. Fairfax; H. NJ. Huh, Hinesburg;
F. +. Bigwood, Winoosli; F.. H. Flagg
& Son, Richmond w. S. Nay & Co,
Underhill; c. I. Hatch & Co, Water
bur
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EXPECT DECISIVE ACTION.
MIR. Sleeper Returns from Venezuela
and Diplomatic RelstiOns Are Ended.

New York, july Jacob Sleeper. for
mcry charge d'affares OF the American
legation at Caracas, Venezuela. whose
departure from that post marked the
end OF the diplomatic relations between
the United States and Venezuela. ar
rived at New York to-day on the steam
er Saratoga from Havana. Mr.. Sleeper
said he would go to Washington imme-
diately.
Regarding the probabilities OF war be-
tween tho two countries as result OF
the unsettled conditions, Mr.. Sleeper said
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WOMAN'S SCREAMS
FRIGHTENED BURGLAR.

Prattleboro. July s-Luke Flanagan
was placed under 500 bonds to-day TO
appear at the September term of Wind
ham county court on tho charge of at
tempted burglary and attempted larceny
Several witnesses were improved by the
state. but no evidence was put In by
the defense. Tho evidence showed that
the respondent entered the room OF Mrs
Julia Russell in the Brattleboro House
Saturday morning. suddenly awakened
her and becoming alarmed at her
screams made way to the adjoining room
through an open window
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FORGOT HIS LINES.

''Hs understands everything we say Ia
him." said the proud young mother. ex-
hibiting the baby. Darling. tell the
pity lady. won't you. who smokes that
big meerschaum pipe on tho mantle
piece'"
Mammal" piped baby.
Sometimes he gets his answers a little
mixed" explained the proud young
mother.--Chicago Tribune.
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PAPE COMMITTEEMAN.
Elected by Vermont Democrats-Elisha
May on Resolutions.

Denver, Colo. July GA number OF
the members Of the new credential COM
mittee were elected at the State caucuses
held to-day and tonight
New York chose Charles F.. Murphy
Herbert Pape OF Barre was elected
for Vermont.
For the resolutions committee New
York chose Alton b. Parker; Vermont
selected Elisha May.
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COURT OF CLAIMS MEETS.
More Bills Received but None Allowed
Full Bench Not Present.

| Montpelier, July Chief Judge Frank
Plumley of Mortified and Judge Linus
| Leavens of Cambridge of the court of
claims. were in session this afternoon at
the court room at the State House
Judge f. b. Finn of Springfield was I'M
able to be present because of illness.
The claims of Charles s Waite OF
Londonderry for refund of fine paid
by him for selling cider when the law
under which he was fined had been de-
clared unconstitutional by the supreme
court. and the claim of the Rutland
Lighting & Power company for n refund
Of corporation taxes. which 1t Is claimed
were twice paid were continued until
the full court he present. as was
= the claim Of Sheriff Frank II. Tracy Of
Montpelier for s51.22 expended for the
capture OF William Wright, a prisoner.
who was working outside Of county
Jail.
Lewis Willet of st. Adams presented
n claim for so264 for the return Of costs
taxed and attorney and witness fees in
a case In st. Adams city court
| H. W. Wilson OF Arlington. state cat
! tie commissioner, asks for Sl1.l5 paid for
fuel for heating his Office in Arlington
| II. ]. Howe of Waitsfeld asks the court
for IS for an autopsy performed on the
| body of Henry A. Tracy, who vas
found dead at North Fayston and j. r.
Thompson Of Fayston put In a bill for
s. for a like service.
BADLY BURNED SAVING HOUSE.
! st. Johnsury. July with his clothes
flaming. Donnie Morancy jumped out of
| A, Gosselins two tenement house on
| Portland street this morning and rang
in an alarm which saved the house
from destruction. People then succeeded
In extinguishing the fra IN his clothins
but not Until Mosanct was so burned that
he had 10 be taken to the st. Johnsbury
| hospital The loss on the house was $500
| covered by 81 200 insurance on the furni-
ture and 5000 on the building
BURGLARY AT SHELDON.
Sheldon. July 1-Burglars broke
into the store OF o. T. Greene in this
village last night, making entrance by
smashing one of the front windows.
| They secured considerable plumber.
consisting of fruit. canned goods, Gig
nrs and valuable pipes. The loss is
estimated to be between $50 and $50.
| There Is no clue to the robbers.
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Principal Topic for Discussion at
Meeting Of American 1nsti-
tute of instruction.
WELCOME And RESPONSE
Addresses by Mayor piRelow, Governor
Proctor and President Morrison--
Secretary Lord Pleads for
Manual Training School
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The first spcPker Of the evening was
Mayor w. :. Sisrlo" who, in welcoming
ttc visitors, rhd he considered It II
distinct homo. 70 !p't4l few words of
welcome TO 50 distinguished body rs
the American Institute Of instruction.
First, because burlington is always glad
10 welcome NuNh body Of reopl" Wit.!ia
her gates, that they may sec her natural
beauties ana advantages, ana second.
To welcome them as members OF a great
progressive body. Tho American lnstitut"
of Instruction, he said, stands for the
spirit Of progress upou which tn" safety
or any pubic community depends.
one OF the purposes OF THIS meeting he
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,ho nrac.icai uork of lfo rducot,on
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Mr. pigelow suggested that perhaps
better results could Be brought about
at these meetings by having a lay delega-
ton in attendance. The general public.
he said. do not understand the subjects
that are discussed IN these conventions
and therefore take little or no interest
in them. The lay delegation should consist
of officers of the schools and leading
citizens from the different points from
which the representatives to these meet
ings come. Mr. Bieelow closed his re-
marks by wishing all the visitors God
speed In the work they were engaged In
and bidding them enjoy the welcome Of
the city to the utmost.
GOVERNOR PROCTOR
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Stops itching instantly. Cures piles
eczema, salt rheum, totter Itch
hives, herpes, scabies--Doan's ONT
mcnt, At any drug store
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PAR0|D !! :,: an:
Permanent : :::;'s.

There is hardly a manufacturing con-
cerE in or around Burlington that has
not more or less PAROID ROOFING in
use.
Some concerns have as much as $50
TO 250 squares.
Several are replacing old roofing with
PAROID on their different buildings
Just as East as the old wears of.
The heads OF these companies are
men Of good business judgment who
realize that known quality at a fair
price Is always better proposition than
IN untried article at . low price.
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FOUR BALLOTS NECESSARY.
Warrington County Convention
Handled It's BuSincss with Despatch,

Montpelier. July 1.-The republicans
of Washington county to-day nominat-
ed the following ticket: For senator's
Frank NJ. Cory of Montpelier. W. +.
Bliss of Calais f. w IIuntlev of Dux-
bury: for assistant judges of county
court c. NJ. Winch of Barre town. c.
NJ Richardson of Waitsheld: for judge
Of probate, Hiram Carleton Of Mont
pelier: for states attorney. BENJAMIN
Gates of Montpelier: for sheriff. Frank
H. Tracy of Montpelier: for high bail
if. H. G.. Whitehall of Waterbury. The
temperature was lowering near the 100
mark all tho afternoon. but although
there were four contests. tho business
of the convention was concluded IN
less than two hours. The chairman
was Charles y. Plumley of Mortified.
and F.. A. Mutt of Montpelier was sec
rotary.
The platform concluded: For the
vancancy to be filled by the next
Legislature we endorse the candidacy
OF the Hon. Carroll S. Page OF Hyde
Park and urge his unanimous cleo
ton"
For first senator. F.. NJ. Harvey Of
Montpelier nominated Frank NJ. Cor
~. After numerous seconds Mr. Cor
~ vas nominated nv acclemation
CABOT AITERNATES RULED OUT
For second senator. W. F. Bliss OF
Calais was nominated by II. S. Fos-
ter, r. G. Robinson OF Berlin by f. B.
House, and r. F. Drenan of Woodbury.
by c. Z. Dana, After the first vote
for senator had been taken but not
declared the attention OF the chair
was chilled TO the fact that Clark King
A. c. Brown and l. NJ. Hutchinson OF
Montpelier we're acting as alternates
on tho Cabot delegation. This they
werc doing at the request OF the Cabot
delegates. but the convention objected
to such n proceeding and requested
these three gentlemen To retire. The
first ballot was declared void and on
tho second ballot Mr.. Bliss received
the nomination over Mr.. prenan AMI
Mr.. Robinson bv two majority.
For ,he second assistant tudre ID r
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Champion Protector Admits Ami
mals Are Becoming Very Num-
erous in Vermont.
DOES OUGHT TO Be KILLED
MarceIlus r.. Wheeler, who Gnve the
state $1,000 10 Pay for Damage
Done Crops ny Deer, would Not
LcnEthcn the Open Season,
However.

Rutland, July 6-Marcellus r. Wheeler,
owner of several large farms in the Men
don wilderness, who gave the State 81 900
to pay for damages done to crops BY deer
on condition that deer be protected, has
changed somewhat his views in regard to
the niece ssty of strict protection to the
animals. Mr.. Wheeler said to-day to n
newspaper man:
THE deer are becoming very abundant
In some sections OF the State and be-
lieve that it would be a good plan II tho
Legislature should frame tho statute re-
lating to deer hunting so that at inter-
walls. perhaps once in two or three years,
does could be legally killed as we'll as
bucks in sections whore the animals are
becoming SO numerous as to become A
nuisance. l do not advocate the length
ening of the open season.
GROTON GRANITE FIRM FAILS.
John d. Hall and Jonn Mcdonald, un-
der the firm name of Hall Bros & Co.
granite dealers of Groton, have filed n
petition in bankruptcy in the office OF +.
s Plat, clerk Of the United States court.
They have liabilities OF SO Isl and as
sets OF $500.
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Excursion to St. Anne dc Beaupre. Sc
add on page Z.
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be a general rousng up Of public senti-
ment, sentiment that means better
buildings, better equipment. better teach
ers and better paid teachers. LASTLY,
he said that a meeting Of the kind such
as Is being now held ny the institute Of
instruction tends to bring help and cour-
age Of a practical kind II Vermont.
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NEW CHAPLAIN AT PRISON

j. ". Geldart has been appointed chap
lain at the House OF Correction in place
OF the Rev, e NJ. Haynes OF this city,
resigned Mr.. Haynes has been chaplain
and night school instructor ten years.
Mr.. Gedart Is a graduate of Acadia Col
lcge at Wofvllc, n. s.
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Excursion to ST. Anne dc Beaurre. See
add or page :.
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DIES FROM IVY POISONING.

Viola, twin daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
William Cox Of this city, died to-da V
from Ivy poisoning. Tho girl was eight
years old. Doctors say death from this
cause is very unusual.
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Excursion TO ST. Anne de Beaupre See
add on page T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09

The last address OF the evening was
delivered by the Rev. John NJ Thomas
D. D., president Of Middlebury College
on Religion and Education," as pres
ented by him in his inaugural address
given last month an abstract OF which
appeared In the Free Press at that
time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-15
VERY FIRST TO WEAR
 OUT WITH OLD AGE
Prescription for Kidney and Bladder
 is yalneh by Elder.y People. Make A*hiS >fp Youi sfsi at Home.

The great majority of men and women at the age Of 50 years begin to feel the first signs oG advancing age in some form ef kidney trouble and bladder weakness. Few are en- tirely flee from thai t0rtHsous disease, rheumatism which is not a disease in itsclf but l symptom Of deransed function of the kidneys, which have become vlogeed and s}usgisb. failing in their duty ol sitsinz aud straining the poisonous Wasg naser, uric acid. etc. from the pie Heru,ttjag it ta remain and decoupeee, sattlin4 aboul the joints and muscles causing tD- tense pain and safferaes
 The bladder howe TT, cals, the old folks the mos aaaoyance, esae- cially al night and #.rly mornins.
 Hundreds of req s who suffer will find the Following, hich is known as the Daudelon mixtrre, the most harm less and effective treatment to clean the system of rhcf,,a. tic noisons, re move irritation ot bladder and re- lieye urinary diff, Rs Of the old people II is [ Ntalizing tonic 10 the entire Lidu, urinary struc- ture, rainvie a entire sys- tenn.
 The DandN ..are consists of the following sis He prescription. the ingredients of which can be obtained nom any good pharmacy at small cost Com9aHaa Kaeson, one ounee; Fluid Extract Dandellon, o0e-balt ounce: Compound Syrup 94rsapariHa three ounces. Shake vol in 3 bottle and take in teaspoaatul doses after each neal and unon soins 10 bed, also drink plenty of water.
 This rroscrption, thoagb simple, is always effective in the diseases and afilictions of the kidaozs and Ha5dor and rheumatism