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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-05
JEFF DAVIS HITS
SEC. HITCHCOCK

" NHI3FHFW TN HIHF - a7'IIHEWI
JEFF Davis ~ Arkansas uuHheathed
the war club today and started on
the trail % Postmaster General
Hitchcock
nayis asked. 10 Hitchcock bisEcr
than the senator
lie then called attention 20 the
fact that The postmaster general
had ignored a resolution demanding
information ~ 20 the barring OF GER.
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argue any longer.
I'm make you 90 home. he said.
drawing his revolver and pointing
II az the other woman. according to
the story told 10 the police.
Mrs. Brodio screamed and tried
20 seize her husbands arm The
trigger snapped and the bullet
caught her ia the arm
Il didn't mean 20 shoot. the hue.
band gnsped the next minute
Then Mrs Brodie bound up her
wound and resolved not 10 tell on
her husband The bullet pierced
her forearm. then buried Itself IN
her shoulder. making painful
wound
She was taken 10 the city hospl.
tai. while Brodic was placed IN Jail
No charge has yet been filed
against him.
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Defends Men Who
Threw Coal in Bay

Seattle conservatlonists look
upon the dumping OF British coal
into Cordova has yesterday as the
work OF men dependent upon the
Guggenheims. who. It Is alleged. In.
stlgatcd the coal party" In the
interest OF their fight for the open.
ing Of the coal lands held un By
the government.
The act Of the mob. lt is said. Is
purely a sympathetic movement
designed % force the government
60 Leo up on the Guggenhcims and
free them In grabbing nine val.
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liable coal lands as we'll as bottiing
.up Cordova bay
J, n Young. president OF the
Alaska steamship Co, whose coal
was thrown into the bay. defends
the mob lie says the Alaakans
were terribly wrought up over the
failure OF President Taft Go rocog
niEe their appeals and had no
criminal intent but merely re-
stored to drastic means IA order TO
bring sensational attention 10
their demands. which they con.
slider just
MANY went ia there, said
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Hodge Uneasy
Over Roberts

Whore Is John W RohcrtsG Fol
two weeks not a word has been
heard from him. and sheriff Hedg,
has instituted inquiries Roberts
was ordered 20 stay on Shomos
trail IN Hot Springs until be- could
bring him back 90 Seattle on q
grand jury indictment charging
gambling
In view OF che hostile attitude 90
wards Roberts In Hot Springs
Hodge fears that foul play or some
trumped mp charge may have rui
Roberts out Of the way
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BAKER, Or. May Or sidney c.
Love. former millionaire broker and
club man 81 Chicago aud New York.
who Is working 50 the mines near
here. rccupcntine bis lost fortune.
declared emphatlCally today thar be
VIII not 80 90 Ntw York 90 contest
the suit for divorce brought against
him by Mrs Love
NY own auif for divorce against
her comes "a trial soon and ! IN
tend 20 remain here aud see it
through. said Love
Love charged That bis wife VAS
an "iuveterAfe clEarrt smoker
"Hsf habits are such that ihcy vii
not have good effect on our child.
said he. That Il why ! an not
willing that she secure the divorce
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denly the letters home stopped
Having exhausted every other
means 10 get any trace Of her son.
the mother sent Sidney Archer 20
Seattle Sidney has not. during the
few days here. been able 10 get
any tangible information The
police are unable 10 aid him There
ia no record Of an unidentified
man killed OF found dead and done
away with.
The missing man 90 described
az being feet n inches tall;
weight 1850 pounds. hollow checks.
dark complexion. dark muaiache.
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Negro Laughs When
Sent to the Pen
fns Uniisd Press i.sss~d wtssi

BEILIN0HAM. May 5-l.Augh
lns heartily as the court clerk iaHt
might read the words that mean
Mike nouuelly must serve long
term Ia the state penifcntiary, the
mulatto who shot down = W D.
stevens az Acme a few months ago
seemed immensely pleased when he
heard the verdict 81 the lugy guilty
OF murder ia the second degree.
"Therell b. another lumhcrjnck
az WAlia waila. he said after the
verdict had been read nonnelly
pleaded self defense. claiming that
stevens shot him first.
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COMES FROM ENGLAND
To FIND MISSING BROTHER

Coming all the way from Eng
land 10 hunt brother, missing
since the Seattle Exposition Of
1903. Sidney Archer IN In Seattle,
stopping ~ bbth IT and 30th ay.
n ~
Ronald a. q Archer. 20 years old.
formerly a merchant at Winnipeg.
mynterlOualy disappeared during
the exposition lie was working
IN Seattle az some occupation an.
known 20 his mother back IN Eng
lana. lie wrote regularly. as
always had been bis custom since
leaving the old country. until sud.
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tain newspapers from the mails
Then be gave notice that he would
wait one week longer for an official
statement and n Il were not forth
coming he would Introduce a rceo
luton cundcmning Hitchcock and
requesting that the president dis
charge him.
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Stock bridge. Mass.-Mrs John
Swami. 81 New York. was very In
diguant when she discovered that
postcards pietnrlng her country
residence we're on sale She tohghi
them all up. some 500 In number
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CARMEN STRIKE

~ FT''7'' = -" '7-7-7'7F -
PiTTBBUHG. May g. Striking
ehopmen Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road here today claim that the en-.
tire system viii be- affected By the
strike within two days. Strike.
breakers and detectives are arfig.
ing here today by tho carload.
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ID InlIed - 80 VI

BOSTON. May 5-Freight hand.
lera 81 Boston today presented de-.
mnnds for better wages and hours
to all railroads having terminals
and steamship sheds IN the city A
strike that viii lie up the freight
business. Of Boston may follow II
the demands are refused
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-16
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Charlotte Brown, aged Is, widow
of tho ZION. James Brown. died Fcbri-
airy of heart trouble. She leaves a son
and laughter. The funeral was held
Friday and tho remains were taken TO
Lowell.-The annual report will show the
nde btcduess of the town TO be about
$le,ocH which will include the new town
halL--The sum OF $500 was found boarded
gmong the effects Of the late Miss Clara
Nichols. It was thought she lad some
money. but not this amount. She had
been slowing 1t away for half century,
but had no faith in savings banks, pre-
ferrng to keep 1t where she could have
an eye on it,
Mrs. n. A. Danbroote and Mrs J. O.
Bottom entertained tn" Ladies' Union
at the home OF Mrs Bottom Wednesday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hin
man of Atddlebury were guests Of Mr..
ana Mrs. A. J. Hinman sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. John BENEDICT are the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs V. NJ. Benedict.--Mlss Spocner
Of Addison and Miss Wing OF Cornwall
were guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. p. G. FL
mcr SATURDAY and Sunday.--A serious
oncratiou was performed on Mrs. W. w.
Hubbard Thursday. She Is doing as well
as could he cXpected-The next meeting
of }cat,r Glenn Grange will ne held
Wednesday evening, February q instead
Of on Friday evening, as the school gives
a play ON Friday evening the 2ith.-Mrs
r. ii. Conant visited friends In YER
.c0res SunddN.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Patterson were guests Sunday of their
daughter. Mrs. y. G. Saulre.--Mrs. f. j.
rallanshoe Of Proctor was a recent guest
of MI ana Air-. Ralph Landon.-Mr and
Mrs. G. S. Everest are in their new home
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Tlnnn - Rice Is in Jail for 30 days
rs the result OF "A sharp game to trap
thief. George Reed visited his cot
tago recently and found that some
ono had Lrokon in ard taken silver
and other articles. 40 cl"e wa
found os 70 who the thief was until
someone happened 10 reco8illz s'l''i
ware Of Mr.. Reeds at hlce mousse
Upon the pretext or selling silver
polish, Mrs Reed went to inc hi'e
house and asked to try 1T on the Sill
vor t-pon receiving It, Mrs Reed
found # was hers. \ search warrant
,yas issued ard a large quantity Of
Reeds missing property was found
IN the house. Rice was brought be-
fire Judge Thompson of the munich
mi court and sentenced to lail for 40
davs. Rice says 10 bought the prop
ertv of q man whom he ran across
while duck hunting butt other tcsti-
monv dld not uphold his theory.
The Rev a. G. Larred, rector Of s.
Marks Church ana Miss Gr.ce lie Havi-
land guest at the rc.torv, barely cs-
caped serious injury sunday afternoon
While driving UP Main street, the horse in
somo way hccdino frightened and unmau-
agcabic and started up the street at great
speed When opposite the postunice, the
occupants were thrown out and landed
in pile OF snow.-Mrs f.. \. Nil,ic Nls'
itcd her sister In Lyndon On" first of tho
weck.--M. T.. Eimball is moving int
Frank HarveN's house at 81 BAY street
A large leak IN the water main on tho
causeway caused the water 10 he shut
,n
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wick; election Of officers; election Of
NerEenncs, G.. i. Hewlett OF Starksboro,
Mrs q. II. Thomas OF Monkton, r. l..
delegates; selection OF place for next
meeting; adjournment
Mrs Emily A. CoddlnR was in Richford
Nedncsday.-Mrs. George Battye went
to Fairfax Wednesday, whore her
brother-ln-law, John Rushford, is very
ill.-Mrs. Henry Waite left Wednesday
for st Adams. where she will be a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Ellis.-George
Badger returned Wednesday from Boyn-
ton, p. O., wher he has superntended
u construction ob.-Mrs. Claude Fisher
was called to Craftsbury Wednesday by
the death of her grandfather, Franklin
crane endall Gil was given a party
Wednesday, his tenth birthday. Five boys
and five girls were his guests Mrs. Gin
served "a 1nintV sumner
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WASHINGTON
MONTH ELIER.


The HIr cellar at the Washington
.".ht} .";rt house hai enough ho''e'
beer a.' ale IN 1t over sunday to stock
ir-t-''7s bar. sl"'eh loaded win
seven barrels containing $50 oottIes OF
h-7r ana ale consigned to mar Hozeh
or more parties in this city was stopped
80 'he ear barn saturday afternoon as
soon o- II got inside the city limits by
@helIIf IrAcy ana Deputy Sheritr Law
son ana the load OF booze was taken
60 the court house. Ine Italian urlNer
Was taken before Justice Johh T. wing
charged with illegally TahSpo'U"S
ApH'r
"a G. 1rulun dioG Saturday morning aft
or am illness OF several weeks with a COM
lllcatlon If diseases. aged q, About 10
wears ago Mr.. rrulan was employed in
no, local American Express office. He
went from here to East Orange y. j..
where he remained until a year ago
when he returned to Montpelier to take
, position with the Consolidated Ljght-
.rr company. lie was at the time oC his
death in the employ OF the American
rdrnty company Mr.. Trulan was
m.uher of Aurora lodge OF Masuns. of
size Apollo club and Of Christ Church
io was native Of upper Bartlett, y
HI. lie lcates wife and one SON Brief
-ervices were held at his late home on
Elm street sunday morning and the
body was taken to Camden, Me, for
burial
because Of the death Of James Ritchie
NJ ST. Johusbury one Of the incorpora-
TORS and heavy stockholders in the Per
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FAIRFAX.

The Ladies Village Improvement So
clcty met with Mrs. $. H. Phelps
Tuesday afternoon. February lathe
students Of Bellows Free Academy will
give a chicken pie supper and play en-
titled Down in Maine" Thursday oven
ms February 23.--Nlrs. II. NJ Gregory was
taken suddenly i'll Wednesday Feb. s.
The Sunday school classes cf the Meth
odist Episcopal Church spent an enjoy
able evening February 10 at the home OF
MIR. ana Mrs. H. E. Belows.H. But
Ter was In Cabot February to attend a
funeral of a cousin.-The ladies Of the
Baptist Church secured about $40 from
their oyster supper Wednesday evening,
February s.
Il. NJ. Ballard died at his home Wednes-
day afternoon. Feb 10. The funeral will
be held at the house Saturday at p IN.
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ORANGE.
RANDOLPH.

Mrs Mary Jerd died at the suui-
tarium Saturday morning. She is
survived by four children, Lila, a trained
nurse here, Margie, who Is now taking
a course of training at the galitarium
and Mark and Jennie both of whom are
now at home. Mrs. Jerd is also survived
by several sisters. one Of whom, Mrs
Hattie McCarreu Of Wllilston, arrived
here sunday nght.-Mrs +. r. LON
nearly helpless from the effect of n
shock oc paralyss.-Mrs. r. r. Draper
has sold her stock Of millinery and Is
undecided whether she viii continue the
business here or 20 out Of town for the
spring season,
The death Of Mrs Fuller, the moth
81 of Mrs. w, r. Sargent and Miss
Mildred Fuller, occurred Thursday as
the result OF a shock Of paralysis,
which she suffered several weeks ago.
ana from the effects of which she
never was relieved. The remains
were taken Friday afternoon to Cas-
Teton for interment. that place hav-
Ing been her lone.
Is. W. McAllistcr went to Waitst1eld
sunday to meet his brother who Is there
from uroCon.-Mrs. r. T. sault accom-
panied her son l., Sault, 10 his home
In Somcrvillc Mondly,-Fdwtu WHITE,
who hts Heer passing several weeks with
his brother, tho Rev, Honor White, left
here Mondry.--LAttle Margia Mcclellan
was operated upon sunday Nc the rana~
tarlnn for Appendicitis Mr. ma Mrs, n,
H. Conner have with them, their deueh-
tor. Mrs, Hend thslr ron, Luke Con
nor from Mcntpaior seminary, and I
lfiend. NlH, lIaWleV from GlarrnceViiia
L, C,-Mrs, itausJm Stack left tins sana-
torium SuItuy ard wont to Rodney
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after brief illness with pneumonia
Mrs. Frederick Arnold went Saturday to
visit relatives in poJghkeepsie, n. Y
Mr. and Mrs i. f. Lawrence
have returned from Rutland.-Ransom
Carlisle, who has been i'll for some time,
IS slowly recoverine.-A son was born
Friday to Mr. and Mrs Smith Collins
Mr. and Mrs n. A. Durgy Of Rutland
spent Sunday in town.
Miss C9rrc Ormsbcc went yesterday
10 New York, where she will be the
guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. C. B. Carpenter
Mrs f. II. Walker. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chandler, has returned to
scranton Pa-Mr. and Mrs George
Leonard have gone to Troy, ~ Y, for
= few days--Mrs. Edwin Ayers Of
Castleton Is visiting relatives here
Miss cora Thompson. who has been
spending q few days with Mrs Addie
Wood. has returned to Nergennes.--
Mrs. y. a. Uurry Is slowly recover
ing from the injuries received by fall
ite several DAYS ago. f. Haher Is
confined TO the house by illness.-Sev-
on young ladies arc rehcarsing the
play, "Thc Peak Sisters" to be given
February 81 at the fair for the bene-
Ut ~ tho Kings DauFhters.-Mlss
Anna Thomas. who has been visiting
iu NiddlobUrv. has returned.-M
sarah HAN If Enosburp Falls is visit
ing hor daughter. Mrs. o. f.. Backus.-
James s. Peck, who has been spend
.ng several days in town, has gone to
Rttland
Tho a had c. al ~bvi r.
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HIGHCATE SPRINGS.

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Morse Sunday.-Services were held
1t the Union Church here Sunday by the
Rev e s. Stone Of Swanton.-Mlss Jose
phine Cadorette has gone to Montreal
where she will act as maid for Mrs. Cor
don STRATEGY. Jr.-Mrs. William Bowers,
who has been critically ILL., IS much i'm
proved.-The play given by he pupils OF
the school was a success, and was well
attended Much credit Is due the teach
ors-Henry O'Kane is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington. where Nc
underwent successful operation Mrs
Joseph Bargeron, who has been ill., is
betfer
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Joseph Touchette was taken suddenly
i'll with a shock Monday evening and is
now very sick.-Miss Minnie Lumbra he
gone to Cambridge. Mass. r. Dodr
recently made n business trip to Wc-t
Berks hire.-1'he report of Hectoryi,le
primary room, term beginning Novemhcr
2S 1910 and ending February II. 1871 .
Number Of pupils enrolled, 2S: averaue
attendance per day, "a 6l-90; those haviug
lao absent marks, Harley Brown, Felix
Bonette. Wheeler Lumhra. Clifton Tcv-
Tau. Herald Webster, Myrtle Lumhr3.
Mildred Lumbra, Hattie Lumhra, Diath1
Murray Viola owen and Florence TouCl.
ute; Myrtle Tatro having / 10 marks
against her name; those having mark
'gainSi their names are hoy Brooks
Kermit Murray AMI Eva Brown
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GRAND ISLE.

The many friends oc r +. samson gave
him surprise Tuesday evening. the oc-
tasion being his birthday Cards and
'ancins We're INDUCED ina ploasan: So
sial event WIS Oh" card part? Tesday
evening at :. :. GTiswold's for the benefit
" friend JeTr; Allen, who Is seriou ~
w. Is little bettcr.-There will be an
otheT lecture Thursday evening The
noxt meeting Of the Ladies' Aid will Do
held at NJ O. Kinney s.--The oyster sup
per for the benefit of the Methodist
Church is TO be given February "A IN tho
Union Church dining rooms.-A kitchen
shower was given Miss Laura MCGOWAN
saturday afternoon In anticipation Of her
approaching marriage
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CRL.Es ANS
NEWPORT

Inc case oc Herrick W. the town of
Holland which has involved go much liti-
cation, hsH been settled by the defendant
paying tho sum OF $500, This suit wa
TOR Injury received by Mrs, Hattie Her
rick, caused by a defect In a culvert. The
csha was tried in Orleans county court
ana appealed TO supreme court on excop-
tlohs ny defondant rho supreme court
f.Vers"d the verdict and remandtd II to
county court, and II was tried lost term.
Wn7h lhe plaintiff received ;trdict of
'''9"l Howovsr, tho defense hold eXcep-
lions hut decided 10 Tettls, The case
VIII cost the town Of Holland nearly s.
'"'h tor every man, woman and child in
the town
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from PAGE ~

North Attleboro. Mass all of whom wer"
present at the funeral There are scr-
eral grandchildren. MIR. Warner was SO
years ld.--NIrs. +. NJ. Hubbard returned
home Monday from visit OF two weeks
with her daughter Mrs Earl Aver, Of
st. George j. r. Catlin was a
visitor in Burlington Tuesday Mrs. y.
T.. Jennison has returned home from "a
six weeks visit with relatives IN Boston
and vicinity.-Miss Carrie Banyca Of
1iighgate was a guest of Miss Florence
Hubbard Monday
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MONTGOMERY

District superintendent the Rev. Will
am Shaw, preached at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday Schools closed
Friday.-Miss Houghton has gone to her
home In Swanton.-The Rev. j. T. BaN-
endale was in Richford Monday and Tues
dayattending a preachers meeting MIR.
and Mrs. James Manner, Jr., of Beebe
Plains are visiting his father.-Wlliam
Manner was at home from St. Adams
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at bethany Church Monday forenoon NJ
| 1000 o'clock the Rev. Frazer MetzRer
officiating, and inierment was III South.
view cemetery. The bearers were Fred
and George Jerd, Dr l.. \. RussloW and
ii. W. Vail. The church choir furnished
music. Mrs. Mary CWheeleD Jerd was
born In Hanover, Germany, September
10, 1860. When she was six years of age
she came with her parents to New York
city, where she resided I'LL o. years ago
when she married Frank n. Jcrd. who
was then living there. One year after
they came to RoXbury. Vt, and mad,
their home in that town till "A ycars
ago when they came to this Village
Mrs. Jerd was member Of Bethany
church and was also associated with
| the work of tine Sanatorium Aid and the
! Randolph Grange.-Miss Eunice Sack
was graduated from the sanatorium this
week as trained nurse.--'rhe annual
, Iadios night banquet of the Christian
brotherhood was held in the Parish
mouse Monday. a chicken pie dinner was
served and the Music hall orchestra fur
hlshed music. DR.. +. e. Angel was the
postmaster and the following took part
In the program: Dr. j. =. clifford, T.. ".
TeWksbury, H. NJ Gaylord. Mrs y. G.
- ~ w. "' w lISon' l." A ltOSSl'N'
X. D. mitchell and H. ". Lewis. About
=" persons were present.-The S0th birth
""E anniversary Of Luther T. spar
h""k was observed by ~ OF his friends
at tho home Saturday evening rrlu
IT, " nam gave an interesting address
upon the advance of the country in thai
,!"e ana remarks were mad" by the
Rev. Fraser Metzger and the Rev vii
lis SDarlaW1t I'rp.ou,, t.,1t. Of rt,,.r.i,.,
us was % wears ago were exhibited
I m'"7ic Nv MISS HIunohe Sparm"k
"'" inc son tolowed.-Mr and Mrs. ..
opP'"no gave dinHcr party sat
"'""H "'S"t ana entertained SIX OF their
da ,r',"' AZ n'h'h IN the oN'hihg' Ram
"''p.' Hi'"S' c'I'hr'teH anniversary
N''' " s'"u attendance saturday
'''7 "i'" " carcIulE arranged pro-
, ",' ''', , "P ~ I"p'rs' recitation" and
, w. ana MIS- = - podte re-
''''' "''l''N'oh FRIDAY
, 'iut"'r C".e' VINO had been visit
r, '''',' ''uic"' went TO her nome
i'o' 'n"huaS '-Mr' ana Mrs Fred
nar,, w., U,ei '"''u"H VISITORS AT the
W. ''S'o" parents Mr. ana
,,ea's ''t' '''u returned 10 'ne'r nome IN
,n"a -i""''E MI ana Mrs George
,n." 7o''e - "''S""' Where My
,,,,,..'' i''.' ~ ''e"ll'r'''- George
-, |''" i''''"> moved 10 an"rtn'n's
,,,,.hi,,.- "'''N M"h'dH -
Wis.,. ~, ''.'' was III town "eSdil.-
l'.;,'. ~ Tug - i'"'" Ihpr'V''.- Ihe
N''~ H'''"r "'Id F"I'Nllh'
,,.a must "eSo'y n'EHt'
49,, ,.. ''' '''' '''- I'D" '''' teS'a' ipr
, r,.o,,.' .'4'' III 'o"' Nr>. RANK
, | '' = ''"iIIl'' Z" il' Dcd pN lIInci-.-
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son. Jr., George +. Sanborn Charles w.
Snnbon aud Edwin \. Barows OF
Morrisvile The singing was in charge
Of \. IT, Cheney. rho burial was made
IN the West rranch cemetery. Among
these present Nom ,ut of town wer"
Mr.. :. J. Luce ana daughter. Mrs. Lena
Freeman Of Nortt DuXhury. MIR. and
Mrs.. George w ross, Mr.. and Mrs.
element T.. Smith. MIR. and Mrs. e. q.
Foas Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Uarrows and
Mn. ard Mrs r.. :. Edison Of Morrisville
Mrs. G. Morgan Is passing the week
in St Alhaus-Gcorgc Adams of Mos
COW is visiting his brother. Stanley
Adams, In Montpclicr.-The basket ball.
game between stowe and fillmore high
| school teams saturday evening resulted
In score Of q to Il IN favor of stowe.
At a meeting OF the stowe section
cf the Green Mountain club. n pcrmn-
ncnt organization with he following
officers was affected: President Frank
p. stafford: vico-president. w. II.
Douglass: secretary and treasurer.
Miss Jennie Salmon: membership COM
niittec, the Rev \. G.. Cornwell, Mrs.
| W II. Douglass Mis- Emily stone;
committee on trails. G. O. Eurt. H. y.
Pike and y. H. ltafscr. on camps and
shelter houses. W. NJ Adams NJ. G.
1.oveioy, Dr. II. W. par:ows; on eX-
cursions, H. q. Thomas T.. C. Russell,
d. L. shaw; publicity. A. II Cheney,
| Mrs Mac Chaplin, Mrs. 4. G. Cornwell;
reception. the Rev J. Q. AngcU c. a.
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