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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
NEW WINNERS ON BENCH
Some Notable Dogs Make Debut
at Long Branch Show.
BLUE TO WROXHAM PERRIER
Brookside Sonnie and Rockcliffe
Magnet Capture the
Major Trophies.

The Monmouth County dog show. at
West End. Long Branch. y. j.. Yesterday
was marked by the debut Of several dogs
which are expected TO have prominent
places in the shows Of this vicinity in the
future Their first appearance was prob
ably the more noticed because Of the fact
that many OF the dogs which have been in
the first rank at most OF the exhibitions
for seasons back were not to be seen on
the benches. leaving the field clear for the
newcomers
Wroxham Perrier a bulldog bitch. from
the Inwall kennels. OF Milford, Penn. was
shown for the first time in the speciality
class and had little trouble in getting the
blue ribbon. for II was the best dog Of its
breed in the show
J. ". Batson's Airedale Soudan Swiv-
sller. an English dog recently brought to
this country, won HIS spurs In his class
He fs very fine dog and should do well
during his exhibition days. r. W Briggs s
recent acquisition, Waterloo Jester, which
he bought from coursing kennel in Eng
land only short time ago, showed up TO
good advantage but IL did not sucAeed IN
getting better than a reserve in the win
never been shown before either I'm this
country or abroad, and was naturally timid
when II was put I'm the ring. and this may
account for its inability TO get a blue on
the first try. Another dog 10 make its
debut was Mrs j. LeRgett Pultz's OfIey
Mites Sable Fly, tiny, shaggy Pome-
ranisn. The newcomer had the honor of
getting blue over such a fine dog as
Mrs. p s. Allards Pomlsnd Dainty Mig
ger. 10 which was awarded the reserve
place.
From the point Of view Of attendance
both as 10 spectators and the number of
dogs on the benches, the show was ono o,
the best the Monmouth County Club has
held. The judging began in the late fore
noon and everything was over two hours
before shutdown. which was a worthy tes-
timonial to the alertness Of the officials A
cooling breeze from the northwest made I,
pleasant even In the sunniest part of inc
paddock. Among those who were present
were Mr. and Mrs. NJ Robert Guggenheim
Miss Ivy Wsreham. Mrs. Davies fainter
Mrs. II. Brooks Sargent. Mrs. +. r. Dallen
of Boston. and Mrs. A. Ilungerford.
While IL Bildebrand Wilson. an Englisr
Judge, was in the. ring with the Scottish
terriers, A. Albright jr.'s. Tickle I'm joel
made a dash at Champion Walescott lnva
der. from the Wslescott Kennels. and thu
Two began a lively fight Mr.. Wilson hac
1ust declared Tickle EN- Jock the winner
and the other dog second. and there was {
lot Of interest in the animals. Without
hnakAG6txG, tho Judge forced himself between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
INJURED AT "HOODOO" DOCK
Two Workmen Badly Hurt IN
Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Drvdock No T. known in the navy yard az
tho "hoodoo" dock added 10 rs uniort-
innate reputation Yesterday afternoon when
two men working there were seriously IN
furcd. Six men have been killed by ialIs
IN tho dock since work was begun on IT,
and several DAYS ago Admiral L@utze. com
mandaut Of the yard. narrowly escaped
falling forty feet 10 the concrete bed.
walter Beatty. Of No. 2s Cheever Place
RrooI,lyn. caught mis- right land In a brace
I'm the dock yesterday afternoon ana four
fingers were cut off. The remainder OF the
hand was badly crushed. II took some
time 10 release Beatty from the machinery.
tIe was taken I'm an unconscious condition
10 the Brooklyn Hospital
An hour later another workman. Giuseppe
Peveci. Of No. IS Monroe street. Manhat-
tan. fen backward into the dock distance
NJ twenty feet. HIS left leg was broken
and his right shoulder wns dislocated. lie
also was taken TO the Brooklyn Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23

Kennels champion Brooksid- Recruit.
Field spauiels ,w!nners bitches BrooksldH
Kennels champion Brookside Patience. J. =.
We4kst Champion Ierry Widow reserve
cocker Spauiels ,winucrs. dogs. black -
Da0odU Farm Kcnrola' Kcmak. Mr. n. 3.
Holdenber1.s Peter Prim. ies@ry"
Cocker spaniels winners. bitches. blacH)--
Danodn Farm Kennels oanita5. .,,..
Cocker Spaulels (winr"rs bitches; any olher
colorl-Mrs Fishers Overcross Daphne DAT
fodn Farm Kennels Mahaun rresery" -.
Beayles (wiurors dogsI-Dr george w.
Fishers Hammers Broody
Thippss Frantic. Charmion Kennels Ros'dale
Dachshundc black and tan Cwlnners. iogD
Mrs. y. HungcIford' ilansel VI WIS., IN
.sj-Nrs G. Davies Tsint-rs champion Bum.
hl'da ,ou IInutensteiu, sycamore Kennels
augusta Victoria. reserve. ,-. 49,.
Mrs s. Huugcrford's Driches. Mrs. 4. Hun
gcrforG's Bite south shore. r"s"r'e. ,.,-...-.
/ bitchcsI- Mrs A. Huug.rford's Anncheu ~
| South shore. Mrs =. HunGcfford's Jupla Won
COLES. rough winners dosS--Nethermuir
, Collie Kennels Southport Sire. Nctheriuu. r.
+ Collie Kennels Nethormuir Example rese'ye.
/ Kennels lima Countess. oak lIll Kennels
Blcsley Blue Blossom reserye. -, NJ.
b Ola English sheepdogs fUlnreTs, dogs SltS
/ Tyler Morse's Handsome Boy.
! 'Ojd English sheepdogs (ginners. bitches)-
Mrs. Tier Morse's Nightmare ri.
/ Morse's Mile Topic. J. y. H0pkinsa Hopkins
| chow chows (wipnors: coss)-Greenscre Ken
/ nels' Eastern Star Rudf!ngton Kennels hlae
| VOL Pooh Bah. reserve
/ CHOW elbows (winners; btcheS-Ruddington
| Kennels Hildewell Chitoo. Ruddington Kennels
| Ruddington WildGouer. Teserve.
! Damstans (winnerr; dosS-Rocsstiticus Ken
/ nes' Racer , ,,-.,.,..,.
! palnatians (winners. bitches)-Rockstiticus
Kernels Rocki~e Dorothy
| samoyedes (winners; dogD-Amanda v HYDE
7 Warbasson. ,., .,.
! bulldogs tvinnerr: dog-l-Rockfe kennels
Rockine Magnet John +. Collins- Morton
| Squire reserve.
| bulldogs (xinn.rs: hitchesl-Inwen Kennelr
woraxhaus Perrier. Rockline Kennels Lone
! SassboX. reserve. r, wv 49,.
! Airedale terriers winners; doss)-G. w. Bat-
! sons Sudan Swvier. 7. Onermans champion
! York the Hsymaker -,
| Airedale terriers winners; bitchesl-e. w
/ Batsons Sudan Sapphire 4. r. Albright ~
! King Oorang. reserve.
Bull terriers (winners. dogs)-Alen North
| ridges Champion Noross Patrician, Robert Gil
| lette's Goshen. reserve. -
/ Bull terriers winners: bitches)-Glenme!e
! Ylennels' Champion Glenm.re Channel. reserve
! French bulldogs (winners, dogs)-Mlts Mary
! winthrop's Hunks Bequest. a. 4. Reading
Marcel. reserve. =,
| French bulldogs twinn.rs, htch.s)-A. r Nc
! Kair's VOunet; Miss Nernona Jerbeaut Jeah'''e
| Davis reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
SHOOTS ITALIAN IN CHASE
Detective Fires in Air and Then
Hits Fugitive In Leg.

Persons in the neighborhood Of Pleasant
avenue and 18TH street early yesterday
were greatly excited when they saw de-
tective chasing an Italian through the
streets. The detective was fourishing a
revolver and calling upon the man to halt.
When the Italian still kept on running the
detective fred several shots in the air and
finally placed a bullet in the mans right
leg. bringing him to earth.
The man who was trying to escape was
Biogio Cimona. Of Washington Park, Port
Chester, wanted In that town on burglary
charge The man who shot him was De-
tective Dondero. of the East 10th street
station. The police OF Port Chester had
communicated with the police OF the East
1Oith street station yesterday, asking them
TO look out for Cimona, and Dondero set
out TO find the man.
AT 10TH street and First avenue Dondero
fell in with a man who fitted the descrip-
ton sent out by the Port Chester police.
He told the Italian he was under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
THE COUNTESS DE LOCHEs. AN IN
TERESTED ONLOOKER

y s'on terriers Cainnerss; dos.-Mrs. r. !.
. Telmar. reserve
Boston terriers winners bnches Thomas
/ ros terriers ,qinner.. doss,-sabine Kerner-'
sabine Result v. Hutherfurds Warren Reno
/ Flx terrier, opinrers bitches sabine Ken.
/ neIs Sabine Forever, W Rutherfurds Warren
Fox terriers orirehsired. winners dogs.
Henry Rer~koops Johnny Connuck. Howard
F1 oI ,1 KsT'T tr F2ms SaH.rs bitches
A. ? MoKair's Alton Girl. J. @. Rates'- Fox
u Ifish terfi.rs Cninn.rs. dosD-A Albright
ir :, Balshfsu salute
irish terriers Cginnsrs. bncheO-Iohn T..
sco,iisR terriers winners. dogu-A Arhrisn'
rs. ~. Tickle I'm Jock: W','oou kennels
N Wsescott invader
G,snmers Kennels Gisnmer. Nontsrey
49,, VS.. Hsa,anf Th,,' ,sTTi.ri .T1s
Fomsranianv ,vlnners. dosr,--Nrs. =. 1~Egst'
Pulty's Ar'ev Mt scotch Fly: Mrs. = Y. ST
rorsrariSrs ,vinrer. fiirtesl-,lrs irorart
Hnl' csirndhI Dainty Mite. L"o cohn's Iu''i'
Nan. reserve.
Ergllsh toy spaniels lsinners dogsi-- cot,as'
Ksnr.is champion Cottage Oth~ro Mrs. WI
tam sheppar1s Ashton Ad7nis. reserve
N9f' r.r i ''i no,e'rnf S" Tly cs5s1 W'
/ Vsruona IaTheag.s MARY. reserve.
JaPanes~ sgau,e.s tnluners. dogs Mss MAJ
] gare' Ler,'s TOGO. fireuze Kennels fI''.
fspanc,e ,oanie's ,vlnr,rs. Bitches 81.
/ Hsu."i T.. Fosters 'NcsIia. Mrs AUGUSTA -.
! Chsdruiian's Wanna. reserve.
rrklnese srauiels winners dogsl.Nr,., ' ~,
I rhTo5 r. k4 h %, Roar.b ln M rs,.,,c
Teklness spanisis ,vinners hi'ches' S1o IN
Can kennels. Champion tf.ateFo'k f''''''' '''
roy ro.-re, winners. los' wrttelt
Toy poHl.a twinu"ra. rit-h'fl Mrr d. ~. ~.
der,or's Naille 81. Alice H"atii.e I''n''r &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
DETECTIVES Ex0NERATE0
Cleared Of Part in Stokes Letter
Mystery.

n.+.ctives Michael J. Flynn, Michaei -
walsh Thomas H. pevery and william b.
suIIivan. all of the West SSth street ponce
station who have been tried on charges
yrowing out Of tho mysterious disappear
ance of q bundle OF the Stokes letters rom
the apartments Of Miss Graham ana MISS
conrad. were found not guilty yesterday
and restored to duty.
Mr. Mckay. First Deputy Police Commits
sioner. presided at the trial. lie did not
give any reasons for recommending the
dismissal of the charges. and Commissioner
waldo approved his recommendation.
Joseph Bloom, superintendent OF the
yaruna apartments. was the principal Wit
ness called against the detectives. He tes.
tilted that he saw them take package OF
letters, answering in description TO the
stokes bundle from Miss Graham's trunS
on the night Of Juno Z. The attack OF the
defence was centred on the credioiiity OK
this witness -,
The charges against the men were max
ing false statements to superior ofnceI'
falling 10 obey orders. and permitting uI-
authorized persons to enter an apartment
under police guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
RULES OF THE CONTEST.

day for sIty-seven days The Tribune viii publish
DAILY ana Sgnqss n5se So % ocass IN bn ,ed
statee Monday. June 10th.
selected by The Tribune
Catalogue OF towns and cities which VIII be
published and refeeIce TO contestants for use in the
49,
Sunday excepting employees and members OF their
tho contest is only necessary to become
Contestants must indicate
tho picture upon therefor Coupons
fancy the contest an; but the complete coupon
Where certain as 10 the name Of the
and city Illustrated they MI be penSa 20 send nvenSs
Incorrect answers the
should he used for additional answers the
same number together In making the
evsra members OF family compete contest only
only OF answers may be submitted by any
being entering this contest
Hold after the end OF the contest. then
securely together and deliver or mail them wrapped IN ueat
CONTEST MANAGER NEW YORK TRIBUNE. New York city.
receiving answers Will have no effect
the he New YORK Tribune or in the mails on or before
The prizes sending
list the serie. of
W more
blanks declared the winner In case two
number OF
the cash value OF the prize will be
" Judging committee to ne announced will
the exact Wording ana M OF me ana ne ana
securely fastened together the
w nc her Mans upon hs Space Allotted for same and
fun address from the greater majority ot ne blanks
snv last six ~ the
All h T e asSrcssS 70 the 6WTFST mSE
AGER. TRIBUNE. i5' Nassau Street New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
MAoKAY ENTERTAINs EMPLOYEES
Head of Commercial Gable Company
Gives an Outing.

Clarence II. Mackay. president OF tho
Commercial Cable Company. before his de-
narture for Europe gave an outing to two
hundred members Of the New York stan
If the company yesterday at Witzers Point
View Island.
The steamboat Osprey conveyed the party
from New York to the grove, and the day
vas spent in athletic events. a baseball
game and other amusements. Dinner was
served in the evening and the party then
boarded the boat for home after having
spent an enjoyable day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23

THE TRIBUNES Towns and Cities Contest is
making big appeal to those thousands OF readers
Il who enjoy such special feature in newspaper
dom. II you one who enters such contests
occasionally you have tried the game before
here is an excellent opportunity from the standpoint Of
value and variety of prizes.
Besides the appeal OF such a generous prize list
there is the game itself. Thousands of readers
telling in different ways that the idea of basng such
puzzle picture contest the names OF towns and
cities has not only caught their fancy, but that people
they from all the state and from other states,
talking about it and trying for the prizes because
they started trying solve the puzzles when they
the illustration of some town or city they live IN or
visit frequently
1t is like seeing an old friend when you solve the
Of such town city from the puzzle, and then
the fascination OF the game begins to grip you.
All that is required is copy of The Tribune daily,
which you will enjoy aside from the contest feature and
the Contest Catalogue which together with the neces
sary back numbers of the paper, may be secured at
The Tribune Office by mall announced at the foot
of this page.
Try it to-day. and then if you cannot by the
aid of the pictures. recognize the names OF familiar
friends, and when you've started you may be sure
of weeks of genuine pleasure This, with the antcpa
ton of winning of the magnificent prizes will give
you the incentive to spare fifteen minutes day
With tho Contest Catalogue and the puzzle pictures be
fore vol will nj few concentra-
viii bring the and, started you'll
tho fascination OF the viii keep
without thought of tho reward you may win.
The rules are simple and yet comprehensive Simply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23

and started for tho station with him. AS
thew were crossing Pleasant avenue tne
man suddenly broke away and ran Don.
dsro warned him that he would shoot out
IN. man needed him not until the bullet
stopped his flight.
C1mona was taken to the Harlem HOS
n,taI where his wound was treated, ana
mas then locked UP on a charge Of being
fugitive from justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23

AIRS NJ. ROBERT GUGGENHEIM
TWINKLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23

provide yourself with tho back numbers Of the paper
tanning the first puzzle pictures follow The Tribune daily
the which Page . together
with pictures for that day. When you've decided
correct down the space provided
on the coupon. and 20 a finish.
IT NOW. and start in this great contest,
early fall brings ont the announcement OF
the winners You'll be glad you were in on such COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
The City in Which You Live May
Be Illustrated in the Contest Pictures
IMPORTANT NOTICE!

To facilitate the work of filling orders for back
numbers and to insure prompt delivery 1t will be
necessary for contestants the serial number
of the instalments of back pictures when ordering.
The serial number and date appear at the top OF all
contest advertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
LIST OF PRIZES.

,-a.s, s,o--Eyeritt go" Automobiles. 81 $50 each
a-SI.I00 Krakauer Art Player Piano.
Wrs~r Bros Combination Electrical Piano
Can he play by hand. by foot pedal eectricity
SIS Francis Art Piano.
$40 Chrisman Sons Player Plano
s-g-xi 400 KTakauer Pianos. 800 zach.
% Francis Player Plano
- Krakauer Plano.
is-Ss5O Owen-D aveno Suite
Is-l4-Se00 Carey Brennan Sets 500 each.
IS-.2t-Ss00 Bermuda Trips via steamship Bermudian
2b-26-SsO Brennan Ladies' Desks $40 each
e7-T6-S;50 Art China Import Breakfast Sets
each.
,,26-s1S0 Art China Import Company Sets SIS
ts1-tss-$00 brennan Smoking Chairs $40
,3s-i46-$O0 Carey Brennan Ladies' Rockers SO each
H7-i50-S?O Carey Brennan Magazine Baskets s. each
i51-t5O-$75e Luken Gloves o order. $3.50 the pair
<5g50-<t Fountain Pens, So
e51-I3SO-S60o Fountain Pens $3.50 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
SOME OF THE WOMEN

MRS. LEONARD L. HILL. WITH CAIRNDHU DAINTY
MITE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
Solving the Contest Pictures SO Like
Meeting Old Friends Whom You
fave Not Seen for a Long Time.

Pictures Easy to Solve
With New Contest Catalogue
w. Nth The Tribunes Contest Catalogue
M which is now on sale and which contains all
w Of the correct names OF the towns ana cities
20 be illustrated and which is the only off-
cia and authentic reference tor contestants use III
the contest the puzzle pictures are extremely easy
10 solve For quick reference the names OF inc
towns and cities CLASSIFIED alphaoeucaily uHuel
the states in which they located. 1870
The Catalogue CAN BE HAD ONLY Al HE
OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE The price IS 70
cents at the Office. BY mail, 80 cents. Mail orders
should be addressed to
THE CONTEST MANAGER,
| NETWORK TRIBUNE, n.. Vail c;tv
I54 Nassau ST.,
Where stamp, are rcmtted should he careful
them in waNed paper tn order 10 a''H su"S'
II has recently been brought to the notice OF the
Tribune Contest Manager that certain unscrupulous
persons living in and New York City are at
tempting to swinde the contestants engaged IN the
Tribune Towns and Cities Contests by Offering tor
sale book which they say readily solves all the
puzzles in the only correct way The tribune taxes
this means to all contestants against purchas-
inc these books the entire offer is hoax and IS
only intended defraud the contestants and enrich
the swinders 1t absurd for one to state that
he knows all the correct answers when the solution
of many of the pictures is not known to any person
among those in charge OF the contest The only
correct and authentic book which will aid the
testants at all is the Tribune Contest Catalogue
which can be obtained only at the office OF the
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
Nwsdealer of The
Tribune Every Day Enter the Young

as mo y y: ss . 1911 :s
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
HARDWICK.

Mrs. NJ. H. Warren and daughter left
for F'ronsberge. Mont. Saturday. They
were accompanied by Miss Esther Ben
jamin, Mrs Warrens sister who will
make her home with them.-The Rev. FL
mer +. Newell Of Waterbury was in town
Hardwick Grange Friday evening.-Mr
and Mrs J. r. Partlow and son are in
Johnson.-Albert Demick and SON. Harry,
have bought the Joseph Jocelyn farm and
stock in Walden and will move there soon.
Consideration was 49, Oc0.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
H. Warren and Norman Michaud left for
Florida Monday. where they will remain
for the winter-The town clerk has is
sued 232 hunters licenses this season.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arrigo Arrigoni November Isl. II. War
rem and Mrs. LYDIA Chubb have sold their
houses on Main street near the Catholic
Church to the Roman Catholic diocese OF
burlington. Consideration for the War
rem property was 80, 400 and for the Chubh
property. S20O0.--William NJ Clarke Is
visiting his sisters in New Hampshire
Among the successful deer hunters this
season so far are Michael Murphy, Char
les Jersey. Frank Conrad and Roy Con.
rad.-'rhe exterior OF the Memorial build
ing is practically completed Steam heat
has been installed and inside finishing
will soon be commenced
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23

Chester Barnes was among the lucky
deer hunters Saturday, when he shot a
15o- pound buck on the Essex plains.
o. g. Nichols, who has been seriously Ill
with muscular rheumatism, is slightly Inn
proved.
The pupils Of the Bliss school, under
the direction of Miss Annie Shinvile
gave an interesting entertainment Thurs
day evening from which they realized
for desk and chairs. Tho pupils having
perfect attendance are Helen Drury, Carl
Robinson and Merrill Robinson.
Lake Champlain creamery paid $40 for
standard milk and s1.R for cream for the
month Of October.
The trustees OF the village have offered
TO the r. 8. Sherman Post, @. A. r.. and
the w. r. c. the use Of rooms in the old
hotel building for their meetings. At the
meeting Tuesday. DR.. D. w. Smead and
II. g. Woods were appointed a committed
to see II the rooms will be suitable and
to report at the next meeting. The post
will be put to the expense of fitting VI
the rooms but will have no rent to pay.
A daughter, Bettna Akers, was borr
November 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bates Of Cambridge Springs Pa. She Is
granddaughter Of Mrs. Job Bates o.
| this place
Mrs. George Griffin Taylor will return
tomorrow to Hudson Mass. after spend
| ing sometime here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

August Mongeon. while hunting with
William Mongeon Monday. was shot in the
right thigh, but the wounds did not
prove serious. They were In the woods
near Milton hunting rabbits when Will
lam shot at rabbit and August. who
happened to be in the path OF some of
the scattering shots from the gun. re-
ceived three flesh wounds He is able TO
be up and around.
Mrs. Olive Armell died Tuesday evening
In her rooms in the Winooski block on
Main street after a long illness She
by two daughters and three sons, Mrs
Frank Ladue and Mrs. Alexander Mi
nor and Frank. Charles and Edmund
Armell. and three sisters. Mrs Wesley
jackson of Ferrisburg, Mrs. Lewis
Guyette OF Nergennes and Mrs Charles
Strickland Of Newport, ~ II.
Miss Flora Bushey. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Bushey. was married Sun
day Afternoon at four O'Clock at st.
Francis Xavier Church to Eugene Gree
more by the Rev j. +. Audet. Mir Gree
more is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Greemore of Captain, y. II. Their fathers
attended the couple. After the weddinG
a reception was held at the home of the
brides parents, 9S Hickok street. where
bountiful repast was served and con-
gratulations extended the happy couple
by their many friends, MT Greemore has
been employed in town for tho past few
years. They will make their home at D
Hickok street,
son was born Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs James Timmons of East Aller
street.
Frank Allard has accepted position
with the Burlington Light 4 Power com
pany as collector for this town
Mrs, Nonnis Doubt died Monday morn
ing OF heart disease at her home at For
| Ethan Allen at the age OF n years Tn
funeral was held at her late residenc.
at two O'Clock Tuesday afternoon