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Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
Present Feature Of Illinois
Grand Jury Inquiry
ITS EXISTENCE ESTABLISHED
Sources of Contributions to
1t Known-But By What
Ways They Reached the
General Collection, Yet to
Be Learned

Springfield, Ills, June AFTER John
Dixon. of Peoria and Henry Lemm. Of
Pekin. wealthy fish dealers. had tes-
titled before the Sangamon county
grand jury this afternoon regarding
fish Jackpot" to which Lemm con
tributod and which Dixon said ne col
lected. States Attorney Burke left
hurredIy for Beardstown and other Il
linois river points where he will seek
evidence to connect. il possible. the
collection Of the money and its pay
ment 10 certain members of the legis-
laturc
There's a mix here. which intend
To solve he declared. of the col
lection of the jackpot there is no
doubt. Lemm and others have con
trbuted \ sand bagging scheme has
been worked on Lemm and other fish
ermen. Dixon admits the collection
of some of the money. but he did rot
pay it direct To any member Of the
Legislature and il is 10 trace the pay
ment of money that / will now give
attention"
Among those To be questioned at
BeardstoWn is Frank Trout. a fisher
man with an extensive business While
such attention is being given to the
fish bill by Prosecutor Burke. evidence
submitted indicates this is trivial oom-
pared with the big Jackpot" raised
10 control heavier legislation.
Representative Beckemeyer today is
authoritatively reported to have men
toned a number Of bills For the To-
cal option bill. eliminating the town
ship feature and making the city or
village the unit to be voted upon Beck
meyer is said To- have stated that a
pot" of 100000 was raised. but this
has been strenUously denied by repre-
sentatives Of the liquor interests. For
the so-called business corporation tax
bill, which was passed and vetoed, il
is reported a fund OF $35.000 was rails
ed. while 10000 is the sum mentioned
in connection with the transfer of val
uable lake front lands to certain Chi
cago corporations.
These statements are indefinite as
submitted To Mr.. Burke. but they will
be investigated. as the inquiry into
the Jackpot" system proceeds
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

that are beneficial and many which
are not. In its original form. however
he said, as it was prepared and hand
ed down by "a New York lawyer" il
contained vicious provisions and was
the boldest measure presented to con-
gress for approval in years.
Senator Cummins hit the court OF
commerce provision contained i'm the
bill in the form it passed. asserting
that it creates a board having more
power than ever given to any tribunal
or any institution of the people and
for which the American people have
no more use than the ruler of the un-
verse sitting in judgment on the golden
steps leading to the New Jerusalem
He characterized this provision in
the bill as amazing in its boldness
shocking, intolerable."
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARIES.
They Were So Close That Results are
in Doubt.

Philadelphia, June 4.-The primary
elections held throughout PennSylva-
mia by all political parties today fur
nished spirited contests and the re-
suits in close districts may not be
known until tomorrow or Monday
Nominations were made for a full
congressional delegation. twenty five
members of the state senate and a
complete house of representatives of
207 members.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
BELONGED TO THE "25TH."
Negro Soldier Attack Woman Near
Seattle.

Seattle. June "A negro. described
as a soldier belonging to the 25th in
fantry attacked Mrs j. w. Redding
tonight at her home. Shilshole place
near Fort Lawton. Mrs. Redding sus-
tanned a severe cut on the face and
suffered greatly from a nervous shock.
The screaming of her children. one of
whom witnessed the attack and fright
ened the negro away. He has not been
arrested.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
YOUNG TEDDYS BACHELOR
DINNER.

New York. June 4.-Theodore
Roosevelt Jr, who will wed Miss
Eleanor b. Alexander in June. gave a
bachelor dinner tonight at Delmonico's
to twenty friends. The party included
Evelyn Dupont Irving. who will be
best man at the wedding. the ushers
andother intimate acquaintance.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
WINNING WISCONSIN oARsMEN

Madison, June 4.-The Wisconsin
eight-oared crew won easily over the
University of Washington eight over
a three mile course on Lake
Mendoza this afternoon, in a contest
rOwed in a driZZling rain.
WiscOnsin'S time was l6m, 6s;
WashingtOns. 16m. 2ls
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
suNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED.

Washington. June AFTER serving
rs a vehicle for political debate in
the house Of representatives FOR nearly
a month the sundry appropriation bill,
carrying proposed appropriations OF
s110. .0O0, 900. was passed today.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE s. 1910
CONSERVATION
COMES NEXT.

Washington, June 4.-(Spe-
cial.)-Senator Beveridge said
today that he would not con-
tinue to insist upon the state
hood bill being made unfinished
business in the senate. He has
done all he can do and will agree
on Monday that the conservation
bill shall become unfinished
business.
Senator Bailey and other
democrats may continue to press
for the consideration of the
statehood bill, but the republi-
cans have determined on the
other course.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
MORE CARRIE FOR PHOENIX

Washington. ID. c., June 4.-(Spe-
cial.) THE postmaster at Phoenix will
be allowed two additional letter car
riers on August 1st.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, June 4-Forecast Cor
Arizona: Fair Sunday and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
FIRE SALE.

On account of fire damage to our
office, we will sell Bargains in houses
and vacant lots this week.
E. e. PAScOE, 11o North Center st.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
ADDISON.

Another pretty wedding was solemnlzed
at the Baptist Church last week Wodnos-
day when Leola Il. Putnam became
the wife OF Roy NJ. Spooner Tho cere-
mony was performed by tho Rev @. Il.
Pcrkie, the ring service being used.
Miss Edith spooner. u sister OF the
groom. was maid of honor, The hest
man was Mr., Moore OF Middiebury, Tho
bridesmaids were Vesta Putnam. slater
of tho bride, and Olive Gage, A recep-
tlon was held Immediately after tho eere-
mony at the homo of thu bride, 10 which
about 200 were invited, They went to
Brockton and other points In Massa-
ohuset;s 10 visit relatives for twa weeks,
Grand View Orange held meeting
Friday evening and the third snd fourth
degrees were conferred On IA class, fol-
lowed by banquet,-Mrs, Joseph Tatro
has been Ill tho past week,-A harvest
supper" will bs held at the church on
Friday evening to which all ara invited
Work WAS begun Monday on the cream
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Ambrose Ashe. aged 80, died suddenly
fTloay night at his home at Shelburne
rails. he had lived tho greater part OF
HIS ire IN East Charlotte, where he
owned farm. After the death of his
nrst vile he married Mrs John Burbo
Oh Sheiourne Falls. Besides his wife he
ID survived by seven children. Mrs Frank
OSier, Mrs. Frederick Thomas, Mrs
Henry Goodrich of Shelburne, Mrs Peter
eteppIns and Mira. Frank Abare of Char
iotte' samuel and Ambrose Ashe. who
i've IN the state OF Washington. and by
Two brothers. Daniel and Henry Asho
Inc funeral services were held Monday
morning at the Church of our Lady of
MI carmel, the Rev. Father Carnpeau
officiating and interment was in the
Cathonc cemetery. Mrs. Paul Nelson. an
aeed woman living in the south part OF
the town, is very low with cancer of the
stomach-Mrs. b. +. Baldwin of Port
land. Me, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
q. Nj. Hazard and other relatives.-AIlss
Leila Fonda. who has been seriouslv i'll
from an attack of appendicitis, is recover
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Moses Blow have sold
their farm in East Charlotte to Ernes,
Hausman of Williston-Prof E. g.
Pringle OF Burlington was in town Fri
day to visit Katherine Hewitt and other
relatives.-Prof Walter Granger. who Is
connected with the American Museum
of Natural History of New York CITY.
and Mrs Granger are guests of T. II.
erse.-Mrs. Alma Allen. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Carpenter. has returned to Barre.-Charles
Palmer Of Ferrisburg is visiting Or. and
Mrs Naru.v
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SIICREHAM.

About 90 ladies' attended the missionary
meeting at Mrs. NJ. 2. Cooks. Miss
Price. field secretary. was present and
spoke OF her work here in the State
Mrs. c. y. North, State regent. Mrs w.
w. Moore. Mrs. c. W. Howard. Mrs. j.
c. Moore. Mrs. W. n. Stokes, Miss
tending the conference of the Daughters
of the American Revolution at Montpe-
ier.--Mrs. Joseph Wisell and daughter,
Miss Nellie. were in Rutland last week
Mrs. Howard Cook has returned from
visit with relatives in Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. d. j. MacCauley returned Satur-
DAY from Boston.-Mrs. Emma Jones re-
turned from Rutland Tuesday, where she
had been to attend the wedding of her
niece. Miss Swinnerton.--M Miss Anna Nee
han Of the telephone exchange passed q
few days IN Ticonderoga last week.
w. w. Moore Is passing few days in
Rev and Mrs Waffle
come home this week. Mr.. Waite will
preach next Sunday and at the monthly
missionary meeting of the Christian En-
deavor society and tell Of the great mis-
slonary meetings held in Boston Mr.
and Mrs. II. W. Jones are passing the
week in Rutland. -Henry Burge died
Thursday morning. October 90. Had he
lived until February ne would have been
s5.-Mr. Burgc, who came from Potters-
vile many Years ago, was of quiet re-
firing nature ana only those Intimately
acquainted could know OF the kindly.
quiet man. Tho funeral was held Sat
..g1ty from tho home of his brother.
rnnklin Burgc.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Damon TwltChcll of Keene. n H., n
former resident Of this town. wns here
Last wcck.-Allcn Brown has moved into
Miss Nellie Stoves house, and Andrew
Mumblo into the Robbins housc.-Mr..
Jennie Hayward was in Montpelier last
bury will preach in the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning In exchange with
the pastor.-i;. W. Andrews, civil engi-
ncer OF the construction works at Hunt
ington Falls. has been ordered to Proctor
and left Tuesday for hls new field of
la bor.-L.avins O. Thompson, well
known business man and life long resi-
dent of this town, died at his home early
last Friday morning from the effects Of
shock from which he never recovered
consciousness. Funeral services were held
at his late home Sunday afternoon, the
Rev II. d. McCabe officiating. Burial
was at Weybridge cemetery. Mr. Thomp-
son leaves n wife. two sons, Herbert and
Adrian Thompson of this place. and one
daughter. Mrs. Miner Hayward OF Mont
pelier. all of whom were with him dur
ing his last sickness. Among those from
out of town to attend the funeral Of Mr..
Thompson We're Henri Keraus of New
York city. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston of Fer
risburg Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Cox of
Monkt"n and V. C. Kelsey and son Of
Whiting.
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CHARLOTTE.

Charles T. Holmes finished picking bias
apple crop Saturday Mr. Holmes ll-
picked and shipped TO the New Not.
market over 5000 barrels Of standard $3.50.
ter apples Of an excellent quality Cur.
Besette has purchased Of Albert Wilkins
the Truman Hiu place and has mYt-i
there -Ezeb Larock has moved into tr-
Napoleon Rock tenement and is running
the cider mil.-Miss Leila Iiycrmore has
returned to Burlington.-The Rev. u.
Williams preached at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday during the absence Of tie
Rev H. c. Quick l.. G. Sanford of Cali
fornla Is visiting q Mrs Josie Woosters
A pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. J A Lewis Of
Carlotte Tuesday morning at 1920
O'Clock, when their daughter. Louise Re
becca. and John K. MacFerrau were
married by the Rev. Hervey J. Gulick In
the pres ence Of few relatives and init
mate friends After n dainty wedding
breakfast was served Mr.. and Mrs Mac
Ferran left on the noon train for a trip to
Boston and other points. after which they
Will reside on Brooklyn HIS Brooklyn
y. Y Some of the guests from out Of
town were Mrs. H. a. MacFerrau and
Edmond :, Mdrferrhn, lnO'nc' ana
brother of the groom. Of Great Seek,
Long Island. Dr. and Mrs lieorsH =.
Partridge 81 burlington. Mr. ana Mrs.
H. O. Whitney of Essen Junction Miss
Bertha Lewis and Miss Daisy Russell ~
Shelturne assisted in serving and Mrs.
Partridge presided at the piano.
The Rev Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Sanford
have been visiting at Mrs Josephine
Woosters. and have returned to their
home in California. The Rev M San
ford was appointed bishop at the late
Episcopal convention IN Cincinnati Mr..
and Mrs. F b. Smith and their son, liar
old. are visiting in Plattshurrh and V
cinty.-Mrs. Frank Monor IS In the Mari
Fletcher hospital for treatment harics
2. Foote and Merit Carpenter have 70
turned from their trip South.-Lloyl
Tucker has returned from Virginia. The
apple crop in this valley has been i'm
niense, both as to quality and quantity --
ing the Edgerton properly on Mutton
Hil.-Schoos in own closed "Wednesday
on account OF the teachers convention iu
Burlington.-Mrs George II. Finrcy ~
+. B. Beers.--W. y. Root has returned
from Virgina.-The Rev. and Mrs Henry
Gulick have returned from their trip to
Boston.-B. W. Estey of Bristol was in
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnue 4,

Iall OF Montpelier spent Sunday with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ezra BaIl.-Tho
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. George
u. Middlcbrook.- Miss Sarah Foss OF
Kccscvillc, y. y. is visiting her father.
4. II. Foss.--Louis Wyman was given n
surprise party Saturday on the anniver-
sary of his oath birthday.
William George. son OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry c. Miner and Frances Elizabeth
daughter of George richards. were mar
ricd Monday cvring at st. Peters Church
rcctory by the Rev. l.. a. Vezna. The
ceremony was witnessed by the family
only, tho groom and bride being unat-
tended. \ reception followed at the home
of Dr. and Mrs Edward Pilon. Those
present from ont Of town were George
Richards If Worcester, Mass, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Richards of Bristol. the Misses
Mary ANA Willie Devcrs of Brandon
Miss callahan of Gouvcrneur y. Y.
Miss Annie Sinou Of Middicbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miner have gone on 3. wedding tour
to Boston. The groom is employed IN the
Enterprise office. whore he holds the posi-
ton of foreman and tho bride has but re-
Gently given up her position of typosetter
in the same office Mr.. Miner has rented
the Winsluw tenement house on Maple
street and it Is alrc dy hed.-Miss
Grace T.. Kingsland r. visiting Mrs. Hugh
Philips of Moutpclor ana while there will
attend the state convention OF the Daugh
tiers OF the American Revolution.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. r. Warner and Mrs. J. q.
Ilindes are at Montpelier-E r.. Leo is
moving into tn" Morgan house on Maple
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GRANVILLE.

The farm. stock and tools of the late
Joseph T. Burke Will be sold at public
auction Tuesday. November I'D. n.
Rice lost valuable OK last week.--A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs Ingham last
Sunday'-Francis Lamb and family have
returned to their home in West Somer-
vile. Mass-Henry Gennet. has moved
into the Francis Lamb house at the lower
village. bradford Brown Is Mt George
Sargent s.-There Will be preaching at
ladies hall next Sunday. --Sixty-Nve
hunters licenses have been granted to
date by the town olerk--Mrs. Angle G..
Lamb is visiting her sister IN Hartford
Mary Childs is in Hartford.-The Univer-
salist Sunday school will give dime so
ciable at ladies' hall October 81, Hal
lowe'en evening.-Henry briggs died at
the home Of William LaCount In Roches-
ter October %. and was buried at Roches-
ter Monday.
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UNDERHILL.

Henry Bartlett Of Underhill and
Lila NJ. Smith Of Bolton were married
at the Methodist parsonage In Under
hill October 90 by the Rev A. II.
Sturgess.
Or. W. S. Nay is able to be out again
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prior and son,
Howard. OF Waterbury are visiting at
Charles Priors,--Mr. and Mrs D. W.
Knight and daughter. Hazel, left Tues
day for New York. They will also visit
in West Chester Pa, before returning
home.-Mr, and Mrs. II. ]. Mead went
Wednesday to Waterbury, where they
will visit at the home of Hiram Fuller
Mrs. Norris OF burlington was the
guest Of Mrs. f.. J. Whitcomb last week
Mr.. and Mrs Batchelder Of stowe
visited at William Batchelder's last
weeks. p. Rawson and Miss Orilla
Burnett We're married Wednesday NJ the
home of her aunt IN W-illistoY
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SHELBURNE.

Rev. George Watson ana family are
expected back from New Jersey this
week. and the usual services will he
held at the Methodist Church next
Sunday.-Mrs. Nash and daughter, Mrs.
Mary White, spent sunday in Burling-
ton.-All the schools in town WITH be
closed Thursday and Friday to allow
the teachers to attend the convention
IN Rurl!ngton.-Mrs Walter a. Weed
is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Fletcher
were pleasantly surprised saturday
night by so of their friends. who came
to remind them of their 18th wedding
NJ. r. Thompson present
cd them with an oak rocker from the
Grange AMI six dining chairs from
their friends, whist was PLAYED and
Refreshments served Miss Phillis Ba-
con suffered paralyt!c shock Tues
day morning and Is in critical con-
Lucia Stoddard returned
from Boston Saturday
Up to date there have been 90 fnll cars
OF apples shipped from this station this
season, besides several hundred barrels
IN small shipments
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
SARAH l.. EDGERTON's ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, district Of chit
The. Honorable Probate Court for
H.. District of Chitt, uden
To the heirs and all persons inter-
"ft"d In the estate Of Sarah l.. Edger-
ton, late of Charlotte, deceased,
GREETING:
NArr"aS, application hath been
mace TO ms court Ia writing, by the
administrator. PRAYING for license and
authority I" sell all of real estate OF
said deceased. roprcScnting to said court
that II would he beneficial to the heirs
ana an persons Interested in the estate
OF SAID deceased to sell all of tho real
estate of laid deceased and convert
til. same into money.
and bringing into court the consent
ana ana approhation in writing, of all the
state, and setting forth the situation
Of the real estate.
Whcreupon. the said court appointed
ana assigned the 18th day of November.
1910. at the Probate Court rooms. In
said district to hear and decide upon
said application and petition. and or
dered public notice thereof to be given
to all persons interested therein. by
nuhliShing said order. together with
weeks successfully In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press newspaper which
circulates in the neighborhood OF those
persons Interested in said estate. all
which publications shall be previous
to The day assigned for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court. at the time
and place assigned. then and there in
the granting Of such license. If you
sec cause.
Given under my hand, ut the Probate
Court rooms. this o5th day of October.
ORMAN =. RAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
HINESBr1RG.

Charles Patrick, son of Frank Patrick,
accidentally shot himself Friday evening.
He was hunting for skunka when a re-
volver, which was in his belt discharged
the ball penetrating his leg ~ inches No
serious results are anticipated Miss
Beatrice Reed has returned from Mary
Fletcher hospital, where She underwent
an operation. and Is slowly improving in
health The Rev. W. K. RYDER is holding
a series of meetings in tho school house
Mt Mechanicsvillo and IS assisted by tho
Rev. Mr.. TrYon of New York State
't'ncle Dan'W was presented Mt the
town hall Monday evening tn a good
sized audience.
Miss celia Spraguc has returned from
Essex .Iunctlon.-Miss Flora Smith of
Whiting is visiting her uncle, II. \.
Reechcr.-The house of Fred Rushey Is
quarantined for who0png cough,-C. r.
Wright is building q residence In Bur
lngton. Emerson IIinsdae is moving 20
the c. r. Wright farm Edward Bushey
will carry on the farm in Williston that
Mr. Hinsdalc leaves.--George Finley Is
moving into the Frasicr tenement
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-27
ESTATE or CHARLES PAINE
THAYER.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
Chittenden. IS.
rho Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid
TO all persons Interested in the es-
tate of Charles Paine Thayer, late Of
burlington, in said district, deceased,
GREETING
Whereas. said court has assigned the
18th day of November 1910. for eXamin-
Ing and allowing the account of tho
executor OF the estate of said de-
ceased, and for decree of the resi-
due of said estate to the lawful
,laimants of the same. and ordered
that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to the day
assigned in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press. newspaper published at
burlington. in said district.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to ap.
pear at the Probate Office In Burling-
ton, in said district, on the day assigned,
then and there to contest tho allow
ance OF said account II you see cause
and to establish your right rs heirs,
legatees and lawful claimants 10 said
residue.
Given under my hand, this gath day
OF October. 1910.
1zwst Judge,
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are guests OF Mr.. md Mrs. Leroy Noni,--
Harold Bosworth, mail clerk. is at home
Tor wcek.-IThe annual meeting AMI
roll call of tho CONGREGATIONAL Church
was held Friday evening. About 100 were
present Supper was served. officers were
elected as follows: Prudential committee
W. {. bingham. Ralph DEMO. @. w
small; deacons, II. I. Ward, u. A. Has
seltine. ]. Rhoads. q. w. Small; treasurer,
u. o. Chaplin; clerk. A. w. Eddy; SUPER
intendent OF the Sunday school, A. W.
Eddy.
c. II. Lanay visited in Ferrisburg
and Il. A. Rogers in Burlington over
sunday.-Mrs. Edith Eckhnrt and Miss
Grace Rogers, who have been visiting
here and in New Haven. started Sun
day on their return to Princeton, III.
They travel by nutomobilc.-Mr Jeru-
sha Ferguson is seriously ill.--Dr. and
Mrs r. T. Briggs returned Saturday
night from 10 days in New York.---The
condition OF F. I. Ward is reported az
more avorabe.--Eleazcr Shattuck, an
nged resident of South Starksboro, died
sunday night.--B. J. Clark IS In FER
risburg.
-. w. Estey was In Charlotte Monday
and Tuesday. The first entertainment in
tho high school lecture course will DO
given Saturday evening, October %, by
Rogers and Grilley--Mr. and Mrs c. W.
Sneden returned from u visit Of 10 days
with their children In Littleton, N. H.,
Monday night.-F. /. Ward has had his
pension Increased from 81 to s24 a month
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jmmo are at homo
from weeks visit In Brandon-Lyman
plckerman Is reported as doing we'll at
tho Mary Fletcher hospital-Charles
Tomassi and family have returned from
stay OF several months In ItaIy.-Wil-
liam Sumner of Bristol and Miss Emma
Goodrich OF New Haven were united fin
marriage Sunday evening at the Meth
odist pars onage by the Rev. L. r. Stone.
letter is advertised for Z. A. Renan.
a. w. Cove made a business trim to
Middlebury yesterday.-T s. Drake was
Ncrgennas visitor yesterday. -Superin-
tcndent G. W. Corey has been doing some
needed work at the intake reservoir OF
the water works In Lincoln the past
wcek.-The first snow of the season fell
here yesterday morning.. Is. Rider,
who has been in poor health for nearly
two years, most of the time confined to
his bed, is very low.-W H. Ridley OF
burlington IL in town.--Mr. and Mrs
Fred Richards attended the Miner-Rich-
ards wedding In Vergennes Monday
evening.-C S. Page OF Boston was In
town yesterday on his way to the teach
ers' conventional. |. Ward Is little
improved Mrs. Jerusha Ferguson's con-
dit!on is crtical.--F. r. Dickerinan was
In burlington yesterday to see his father
whose condition Is unfavorable