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eral was at the house at nine o'clock
Saturday morning and the remains taken
u Isle La Motto. whore the family form
erly resided. James Loop, secretary of
the boys Y NJ. G. A., Burlington is son
Of the deceased
Miss May Parsons, who passed the
summer In Boston and elsewhere, has
returned to Swanton.-II l.. Prouty has
been appointed night policeman.-The in
dustrial condition in Swanton Is excel
lent. The Robin Hood Ammunition COM
pany is now turning out the largest out
put In shot shells and metallic cart
ridges in the history of the concern, the
Barney Marble plant being operated TO
capacity. The Rich Lime works are
running several kins and the plant Of
the Lapelle Poultry Food Is well en-
ploycd.-There will be n special tow,
meeting Saturday afternoon, October *
to hear of the committee elected ar the
March meeting to consider the remodel
Ing of the old high school building for
town purposes. Complete plans have
been made by a competent architect
which call for a public hall, town clerks
office and lookup with estimated cost of
the samc.-E. NJ. Brunette has sold q
building lot on First street. on when
stands the moving picture building, to
Charles f. Johnson, who had a lease of
the Same. Mr.. johnson plans to remodel
the place-News has been received of tho
marriage of Mrs. Olive NJ Pencil Hall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Pencil
of this place, to Thomas j. Leitch, son
of the Rev. Thomas II. Leitch of Column
bus, S. c.. formerly of Charleston S. c.
Mr.. Leitch is an officer in the L. s
navy, and at present stationed at Phila-
dclpha navy yard. The marriage took
place a Philadelphia, September 10.
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of the explosive into the roots THE large
part of the stump landed in n window
where Mrs. Francis Cuutcrmarsh was sit
ting across the way. She was thrown to
! the floor Her daughter Gertrude, Cou-
! tormarsh, received a cut i'm the forehead
! from falling glass. Mrs Coutermarsh
received cut on her left arm and was
famed by the fall. The stump knocked out
the window. The stump became wedged
! IN the casing and had to be pried out.
Several window panes in the house were
broken and another window was knocked
out by the force OF the blow. A window
pane was broken in the home of Mr..
Matte on East Allen street and three
window panes in Reynoldss store were
broken. A large fragment was thrown
high in the air over the electric wires
ana landed in front of the homo of J. L..
Dcvino on East Allen street Other frag-
mcnts of the stump landed a block away.
The report was heard for fully mile dis
tant.
Edward Wheat. formerly of this place
ana now foreman in charge of the piping
work at the Reyes Pie Plate factory in
Natervllle Me, met with a painful acct
dent last week He was at work on
''''~lNS Nlltll IL lbuSe DOHT0 New up, ana
striking him made him lose his balance.
He fell distance of 10 feet Failing
on a pile Of pipes, he received a bad cash
on his chin. a bad brulse on his left leg
and was stunned by the fall
Tho meeting of the village trustees was
hold last evening and a full board was
present, with the exception of Il. H. Hor-
ton 1t was moved and seconded that n
cement sidewalk be laid on both sides OF
the road and the same curhcd on West
Lane street. The property holders will
be notified of the proposed improvements.
Bills ordered paid are: c. A Barber, po-
lice department expenses, $40; James
Halloran, fire department expenses, IS. 1t
was voted to pay IS for drawing the chem
ical to a fire; New England Telephone
and Telegraph company, Sl.75; Fred De-
sautCls, S5.15; j. II. Allen, commitment
fees, s2s59: Champlaln Trust company, |
interest on orders $27o10; c. II. stevens
estate, 60 ccnts; club Rochambault, $40; |
Burlington Light and Power company, !
S2296l; Arthur Laferricre, s7o92; ]. b. T. |
ChovIfor. $3.50; +. j. Davis Machine
company. Sl>.9f Edward Donahcr, sl6.55;
Joseph Cussou, engineer and iantor, |
Steamer Hose room $}5 William Breyor, |
$40 The total amount ordered paid was
81. 49, 49,
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Vermont cavalry, and served three years
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock.-Scnator Page re-
turned to Washington Saturday.-The
remains Of Willard Towle, aged 81 wears.
who died at the Fanny Allen hospital
Thursday, were brought here and the
funeral took place at Ccntervirc Satur-
day afternoon. He was a native of this
town and with the exception Of few
years in Worthwhile, had always lived
here. He is survived by three brothers.
lie never married.--John Ledcau is visit
ing in Massachusetts, Superintcndont
Douglass Of Nergcnnes was in town Sat
urday.-Thc marriage of Miss Mary
Moore nd pr Quigley will take place
at Rutland Wednesday, October 15.-The
rummage sale was "A great success, a
large sum being added to the funds Of tho
Cemetery association
The funeral of Franklin f.. SAWYER
was held at the congregational Church
tuesday afternoon, the Rev w. X.
Hamlin officiating. There was a large
attendance, several old war comrades
ana other veterans ATTENDING. Tho
purlal was in the village cemetery.
among the veterans present were D.
g. walker Of Cambridge |. T. Rutts
Oh North Hyde Park Jane. Kneelanc
% Johnson jackson Sargent and Sam
ucl keyser Of stowe and VI. Mainline
or Cady's Falls. OF his once large
FAMILY but two now survive. Colonel
sawyer of this place and Joshua Saw
yer OF banville, Ill-A stretch Of state
roal is being built at the western an
proach to this village-N1rs G. + Sa
very mas gone % Boston and New Ia
Veh'-The Home Culture club hold ito
ilrst meeting of the season Tuesday Might
at the home of the president. Mrs
Chester beach.-The senior class of
the L. 9. A. will give an entertainment
at the academy Friday eveninE-O. y.
campbell and family and A Col.
ms were IN Barre Sunday and Mon.
uay'-NtS' Lucy Campbell is spending
le" weeks in Barre with her son.
Arthur
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Miss Frances Piper, teacher in the in
termediate department of the Center
graded school, spent Sunday at her home
in Middlcbury-M Mr., and Mrs. II. Il. Cross
and daughter, Helen, of st, Adams spent
Sunday in town visiting their parents.
Mrs. G. G.. Austin has gone to Chicago
to visit her son. Chaunccy, Jr.-Miss Jo-
sephine T.. Lyon left Monday for Bran
don. where she will visit DR.. and Mrs. O.
\. Gee.-Mrs j. c. Place returned the
first Of last week from Boston and vicin-
ity, whore she has been visiting her
daughters.-Mr. and Mrs II. c. Manner
of Palmer Mass, are visiting II. ]. Lyon.
H. l.. Vosburg is in Clarenceville. T.. O.,
looking after his farming interests.-Mrs
II. A. Stimets has returned from Shore
ham after an extended visit-M. T. Rice,
who has been seriously i'll for two weeks.
is improving.-D. A. Wllkey, who has been
spending some time at the Commercial
House, has gone to- Wells Rivers. X.
Stinehour has sold his tarm to Edward
Laroche of BroXton Falls, u. G., for IS 900
possession given at one.-Mr Stinehour
has bought the late homestead of II. c.
Jennison In Highgate village for Sll25-R
d, Mcclure has purchased the Hawk
place" in the village Of Highgate Center
and will move there Nov. ! and make OK
tensive repairs Mrs, e. II. Mosher Is
making extensive repairs on her dwelling
and barn on Canada street.-Mrs L. Hin
of Burlington is visiting here.-The fu-
neral of Battees Ryea, a former resident
here. was largely attended at St Louis's
Catholic Churcl Saturday morning. Mr.
Ryca died at the home of his SON. L. c.
Ryea, in Sheldon, with whom he had been
living for the past year
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SWANTON CENTER.

Miss Mabelle Ricard has returned from
her seasons work as telegraph operator
at Sunset Hin House Sugar Hin. N. H..
Miss Mary Dolan has returned from
a visit Of five weeks with her mother in
Richford.-News has been received of the
serious Illness with heart trouble OF
Mrs. w, II. Chillson Of Sharon, former
~ Miss Flora Billiard Of Swanton June
ton, who is n sister of Mrs. j. r. Catlin
of this place.-Mrs. A. F. Royce went
on an automobile trip of two days this
week with Mr., and Mrs, II. G. Royce of
Sheldon Springs,-Mrs. Clarissa Lea witt
returned to her home Monday in Glen
sutton, r. O., after a visit of 10 days
with her uncle. \. *. HonsinEer Her
brother Asel w. Honsinger of Jay re-
NAMED for a longer vlsit.-W. p. Mea-
chem OF Westileld, Mass, is expected
this week to visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Frank b, Wilder, of the
jackson district
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YORK city, daughter of James Rooney of
81 Albans.-Mrs. Francis Ryan and Miss
Mary Garland left for Boston and other
points Tuesday morning for a few days
EDWARD league left Tuesday morning for
a lew days I'm Manchester, n. H-H. j.
Merrill of Williston is in town on business.
II. 3 Sowle and family were in Burling-
ton Monday and visited their daughter,
Frances, who is attending school at Hop
kins hall.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branon
were in Cambridge and Jobpso, ,r,osdo,
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WOLCOTT.

Mildred Cross ana Mrs L. j. NIudgett
were in Morrisville Saturday--H. |. Ran
dali has finished repairs on his grst mill
and he commenced grinding Saturday.
Alton Parker has purchased the tenement
house owned by A. f. Phillip-Steve Po-
cock has moved from Hardwick into Ira
Lindsey's house,-Dr, A. V. Cooper has
moved into Ira Lindsey's tenement va
Gated by Alton Parker.-Three cars of no.
tatoes We're shipped from this station In st
week
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FLETCHER.

Wesley Spaulding died October ! after
brief illness of dropsy. The funeral
was held Saturday at the Binghamville
Church.--A son was born October 4 to
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Flanders,-T. C.
Wells has sold his farm and will soon
move to Randolph-Mr. and Mrs. George
Leach have returned to Philadelphia. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs George Rooney of Fairfax
we're in town Sunday,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

y son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Camille
MoSler october 6,-Mrs. Ethel Smith of
Drummondville Junction, Que, was called
mere by the illness Of her mother Mrs
Henry Hoadley.-iI. \. Hull G. f. Ham
mond and Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Mosicr are
passing the week in Boston.-George NJ.
Bowen was In White River Junction Mon
day and Tuesday.-The East Franklin w.
G T, /. met with Miss Gertie Armstrong
Saturday
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BAKERSFIELD.

H. A. Churchill, Sidney Wanna and
William Hill are attending the Brock
ton fair.-Mr and Mrs. W. o. Start and
children will visit relatives in Boston
for two weeks.-Mrs Carrie jackson of
Jefersonville visited her niece. Mrs. X.
O. Tilotson, last Week.-Mrs.. w l.. Til
lotson is visiting in Monchcster \ n
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EAST BERKSHIRE

*. A. Paul Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Paul.
Mrs. Homer Smith are passing the week
in Boston.--B. II. Combs has purchased
the Kendall farm and will take posses
sion November IA daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Rublcc October
1.-The men of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church will serve their annual chicken
pie supper in the church Monday, Octo-
her 10.-Mrs. Katherine Rogers, who has
been passing the summer with her moth
or, Mrs \. r. Pond, has returned to
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WINOOSKI.

Fred Minis died at 7:15 Thursday
evening following an Illness Of a few
days, death being due to double rncu-
monla Mr.. Minis was taken i'll sat
drday and Thursday consultation OF
three doctors was holl, Nut he
was beyond medical aid He died
In the apartment of Mrs H. y.
peavitt over the restaurant. in
which he was taken i'll. lie
was born in Berkshire, England, 40
years ago, and in 1871 came to this
country, living for the past eight
years in this village. For nine months
he conducted the restaurant in tho
NonGcon block at the corner of Main
ana Allen streets lie is survived by
his wife
Mrs. Ellen Z. Brown died Wednes-
day afternoon. of last week at her
home, Winooski Park, following a
pong Illness with cancer. Mrs
Drown was the widow of John Brown.
|Who was for many years town agent
for he town of Colchester He die
Fhout II years ago. The funeral was
|rriVate and was held at her late home
r. two o'clock Friday afternoon. Bur
pa WAS in Lake View cemetery. The
deceased was u years old last March.
search was made Saturday night
fhout $3.50 O'Clock at tho resort former
D. operated by Mitchell ON tbe road to
F-SseN Junction and six cases of beer,
fhrec quarts Of gin. four quarts of whts-
P<ey and a quart Of wine seized Oliver
Patterson, who was working in the Mace
I"aS placed under arrest and Maud Cole
1nan was arrested on charge of
dultcrY. The search was conducted NV
hicf of Police Barber object St. Amour
Special Policeman Louis NIon-con and
States Attorney Hopkins. Mary Carter.
he colorcd woman who has charge Of
he place, made her ESCAPE. The cscapo
was made the easier since the place was
'rowdcd with people, who scattered in
'll directions at the approach of tho
'filccrs. In one of the rooms they found
he Coleman woman with white man.
he search of tho place for booze was
quite a hard task, but the perseverance,
f the officers located many hiding places
The police department was called about
80 o'clock Saturday night to the lower
nd Of River street in fine nnipbborbood
f Forest street. Shooting had been heard
few minutes before. When tho otticsrs
rived there was quiet. II was Learned
hat a man was running about in tho
trect in his bare feet but no troc. of
i'm could be found when the off ,ors
rived In this section There are MANY.
talians and # is Thought that tboy
roated the disturbance The officers
,cr, chilled q eeu pipbts oro fo, =
imilar shooting ON fine Iovc, end %
ycst Canal etro.t t,t IN roitbor ',,..a
nd ans, ono bcor ro,,r1 a. pa,.a i.'a,,
hot and no arro,ts ,,.oro r,,do
An au,op,ohilo driven Ia, w y No
ride. and q t,ou colrilod ,.ostord,,,
ftcrnoon about five o,clock b,,+ ma ana
as iniurod Tho v,bicrlotroo on -Lo
am and one tup IN IN, bar,oss u.o.
-okcn. The automobile. oscanod ,,itbn,,4
ing DAMAGED Tho car wos hoiro.
ivcn by its ovnor NJ, Mcbride ,,.bo
as coming along nm Main etro,t An
reaching the corner ana eoo,rg tho
am crossing Main street to East Auon |
brought his car to a ston and tbo
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BEAVER.

Willis IA. King has bought the Stone
farm and stock and tools in Westford.
possession to he given November Twill
liam Daniels and Eva Wilson were mar
RED Monday at Georgia and have gone
to Boston on their wedding trip.-John f,
Wagner has bought new gasoline en-
Gihe-Howard Leach who was in st. AL
bans with his automobile Sunday. had a
slight breakdown and had to have help to
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MORRISVILLT.

Mrs 5. r. Bracket died Thursday aft.
ernoon at about four O'Clock after .
long Illness with rheumatism and com.
pllcatons. Mrs. Bracket had been IN.
able TO take n step for nearly nine year,
ana had been confined to the bed for
three years. Lavanda Alger Luce soc.
ond of three daughters of Delevan and
Lucy Algsr Luce. was born in STOW,
August 90 1Sl4 She was united in mar
riage February p, 1866, to Steven K
Bracket of stowe. where they reside,
until coming to Morristuwn They lnoyc5
to Morrisville in 1875. their life havins
been passed in stowe and Norrfstoyu
she is survived by her husband, two son
and three daughters, Ernest r. Bracket
OF West Medford, Mass, Mrs Cora Vos.
OF Concord, Cal, Lean f.. Brackctt o
oakland, Cal, Mrs. Nettic Law of Nor
risville and Mrs. Carrie styles of Mid
dlebury. Funeral services were heI.
at three o'clock Saturday. the Rev
w. f. Baker officiating. Two sons-in-
law, John Styles of Mlddlebury and Her
bert Law of Morrisville, and tw,
nephews. Dolph Alger of Stowe ana
Charles Cleveland of Wolcott, served
as bearers. Interment was made II
Riverside cemetery.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
continued from page -

was at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. V. Prior the last OF the
week. and Miss Eunicc Prior was also
at home from her school at Essex June
ton over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. William
Heath and children of Wolcott came
Thursday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Il. Bromley and other relatives.
Mn and Mrs. CLAYTON Caustlc Of Mont
pclior are ut her fathers, Walter Heath,
for a few days.
The burial of Miss Lucy \. steele took
place at the Eldrcdgc cemetery at three
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. She was a
former resident Of this town, having
made her homo with her sister, Mrs.
Edward Van Sicklrn. for several years.
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GRAND ISLE.

The county Sunccy school convention
held in this town Monday was well attend
ed.-E. j Parker, who sold his farm to
George Wright. has bought the McDixon
place and Is making extensive repairs be-
fore moving in-Mrs Abbie Russell and
family are moving into their new house
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SHELDON SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs f. a. Dagles and daugh-
ter, Ethel, are in Boston for a two weeks
vacation, making the trip in their auto
moble.-Mrs. T, l.. Peavey was in Rich
ford Saturday and Sunday-Mrs Fiefcld
of Newport is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Brown, this week.
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FAIRFIELD.

son was born to Mr., and Mrs. S. A.
Soule October 3-William Maloney of
Providence, r. l., Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. owen Brown.-Marriage banns were
published Sunday for Charles Gaynor of
this town and Estclla Rooney of New
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
EDEN.

Henry Emery has sold his home at the
Mills to John Sullivan of Lowell and
gives possession November l.-George
. Brien broke one leg below the knee
while working in the woods.-Mr. Girls
void of johnson is setting the boiler at
he mill
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ENOSBURG FALLS.


90. .Il',."S J." ierlcE nan Neuhesday
- 're iomoWlhE Officers OF the Poul-
anu - SOCK association Were elect
w. 'r'''e'', W. VI asset Nlce-presl'
venus ~ a. behon' W. II. himball a.
| 'ie"'o"' secretary D. H. Games as
Sto'dn. SECRETARY harl cassidy; treasurer
T. Mluguy' executive committee
r'ari OassidN' H. J." Marsh j. r. Cassidy.
IL was voted 10 hold poultry show We'd
neSdaY and Thursday, January : and $,
i9If Inc judging VIII he by score card
f. Il. iaquette sold his tinsmith business.
which he has conducted for six years, to
James Calder of Richford, who took pos
session Sept %. Mr.. Paqucttc is to stay
IN the shop for month
ne rev Albert Gale of St Adams
was III Town thursday IN the interest Of
9uHoaE school work IN st. Matthew's
"u, MIS- D. VI. Jenords Is going
ni'6 VI Ne" England branch
,io.,, t. WIN, missionary so
.,.,-s mass '"ia "ech' ohe
nepla - ~ Nii'ue OIL "er
no,o1dsor % 9. -"' . wary
many hor Tho oo,a;tiay - ~,
reeters. who wns ini,ra, 49,.
thrown from q huoo,. ,,..|,. 9
tinues to imnrove pan, .. 1aa.
berkshire. DIR T. NJ Rrou., of cb,tao,,
Col II. f. brigham Of Ralxorsfeld and
'''' \ w. yates OF FRANKLIN attended
Wv, Wv, 'rsu'ar moh'hlV meeting of the
vi Ehospurs rains savings
I,",, Ioi"pai'S IN inc once here
''''', "i""'n' IT, Ieit frldaN
~ i,., "c'NS BUSINESS UP 10
r,h "e'' l." '"e interest OF the
~ ".'S SAVINGS hahh N trust
- ~, "e - 'ie treasurer
.,,.. "'''o''"S !" tne panh
ausehre
Ioe,., 49, ~ ~ M'
' 49, i''n an" W. ~ NICE eet-
~ u''i''ouI'e " 81 AIpans
'"'r ~ burlington 10 play
''ii9 VIII" 'he E'hah Alien cluh.-har-
hunting sunday noar tho taru " Nv WEI,
Maynard In the eastern part of the town.
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SWANTON.

W. A. Loop died october l after
an Illness of several weeks, The fun
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-30
FAITH BROKEN, SAYS CLANCY.
Warden Claims an Unfair Advan
tage Was Taken of Stilwell.

ALBANY, \. Y, October 3O-Supt
John B. Riley of the state prison depart
ment and James N. Clancy, who recently
resigned as warden Of Sing Sing prison.
held long conference today. and later
Riley announced he would not accept the
resignation at present.
Regarding the contents of the black
book which Mr.. Hennessy has exhibited
i'm his speeches in New York.. said War
den Clancy. Il can only say that Stilwell
assures me that he would be entirely
willing u release MI. sEIennsssy from his
obligation not to publish 1t but for the
fact that 1t contains references to in
dividuals and matters which were in no
way connected with the Su1zer con-
troyersy.,
s..StilweI regards Helnessy's references
and innuendoes regarding the interview
Fad with him at Sing Sing as dishonor-
able IN every way and as taking an un-
fair advantage OF him in his present UNI
fortunate condition. ;stilwen says that
he is forced to the conclusion that when
Hennessy found that he was not In pos
session of such information as would en-
able him to destroy certain senators and
others in public life, he Soncluded not to
advise the governor to pardon him. That
being the fact, under the solemn agree
nleiit made in the presence of several per-
e0ns. no reference to the interview should
have been made.
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STRIKERS FACE ARTILLERY.
Detachment of Colorado National
Guard Sent Into Trouble Zone.


TRINIDAD. Colo, October 3O.-De-
tachments Of artillery from Batteries
and of Denver. in command of
Capt. Lefevre, left here this afternoon
under orders from Gen. Chase to move
In the direction OF Ludlow. the center of
the recent disturbances
Unless an outbreak occurs the detach-
ments probably will spend the day in
accommodating and return to Trinidad
tonight.
Quiet prevails at the Aguilar and Lud-
low tent colonies, but large numbers OF
strikers are said to be In the hills west
Of Ludlow and south of Aguiiar
Last night q, line of campfires was
seen along the ridge between Hastings
and Tapasco, and intermittent firing dur
ing the night shows that the strikers
are armed. Shots were fired into
Tabasco early today, but no damage was
done.