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Evening star., 1912-08-27

First game-Mnnespolis. 3: Indianapolis.
Second game Ninnea polls. II; indianapolis. ).
Kansas City. II: Toledo. :.
-. Paul. 4. Eouisvillc, 2
Milwaukee, /: Columbus. 4.
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SECOND GAME.

Left on baseS-W washington. .. ST. :.luis Il.
First base balls or Hughes =. Innings
pitched by Hughes. 9 1-3: by johnson. a2a.
Times at bat by opponents Against Hughes. 90:
Oh johnson, 2. Struck out by Hughes. 3; by
Johnson .. Three-base hit-Austin. Two ba Sc
hit-Compton. Sacrifice Mcbride. Sacrifice
hits Hughes, Kricheil and Hamilton. Double
pIay-Gandil. unassisted. Wild pitch-Johnson.
llmpirps -Messrs Evans and Egan. Time of
gamc-2 hours and s minutes.
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Baltimore Team Wants to Play Here

The Millington White Sox of Baltimore
would ike to arrange game with some
strong uniformed team in Washington
for Labor day, to be played in Washing
ton. Ages average nineteen. Address f..
Gretzner Lehman street, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1912-08-27

Just what will be the result of that
game tomorrow, providing it Is played. IS
a question that will not be answered un-
til after it Is played. Both teams have
shown themselves to be too evenly
matched to make a prediction as to which
will win, there being little to choose be-
tween them. If there is any advantage,
though, it lies with the Pepco nine, be-
cause Of the ability of its pitcher. Bar
which will turn the scale in favor of his
club if it wins out. The Cornell aggre-
CATION has no one anywhere near his
equal whom it can send against him.
According to the opinion of a veteran
ball player "Skeets'' Hayes is one of the
best. IL not the best. bali player in the
District. If he could hit but little bet
ter than is the case now. he would be
able to wear major league uniform
The Bankers shortstop is unquestionably
fast, covers lot of ground, and is really
better man i'm the field than many
today Hayes is one of the best men
TO be found to go over behind third and
get balls that generally go for hits and
then throw out his man at first. BY get
ting the ball away quickly and having a
good arm he Is enabled to make plays
on balls of that kind which generally go
safe.
Ferguson will probably go against the
Cornell Company today and he may be
a hard man to beat. At times Ferguson
will get in and pitch a game that could
not be surpassed by anybody: at Others
though, he Is liable to walk enough men
to lose, even though but very few hits
are made off him.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,

Lynn. :: Bedford q.
Fall River. /: Havcrhill. |.
Lawrence. l. Worcester. j.
Rrockton, j; Lowell, tsevcn innings: dark
esSi.
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SOUTHERN, ,LEACuE.

Montgomery. q: Mobile, I.
Nashville Atlanta: postponed.
Mrmphis-C chattanooga; rain.
New Orleans Birmingham: called In fourth in
ning rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TO-DAY
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

First gamc-Baltimore. =: Toronto 10 Second
Same-Batimore. =: Toronto, ..
First gam.-Proyidence. :: Buffalo t. Second
game Providence. ): Buffalo y
First game-7Jersey city, s: Rochester, . Sec
ond game Jersey city. ,; Rochester. q.
Newark Montreal rain.
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AshcvIle. o; Knoxville -four innings: RAIN
Morristown. 4: johnson city 3.
First gam.-Cleveand. 10: Bristol. :. Second
game Cievcland. ): Bristol, =.
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TRISTATE I.EACIrE.

Reading. d; Atlantic City. 4.
Allentown. 10: Chester, !.
York. ;: Wilmington, I.
Harrisburg. IL; Trenton, 3.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Roanoke. = Portsmouth. L.
Norfolk. =: Petersburg, :.
Newport News. -; Richmond, > ttwriec in
nncst.
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CAROLINA AsSOCI
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.

Greensboro. q: GrecnvilIe. T.
Anderson. u: Winston Salem. o.
Spartanburg. d; Charlotte, !.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
AMERICAN AssOCIATIoN.

Albany. /: Jacksonville. =.
Savannah. IL; Columbia, 1.
Macon, S: Columbus, :.
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SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
ST. Louis nj Wash'n. St Iouis ut Wash'n
Cleveland at New York. | Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston. | hIcago mt Boston,
Detroit at Thladelphia | Detroit at Philudclphia
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Tier johnson Cannot Be Charged With Defeat John A. eyder
HEYDLER SAYS HUGHES SHOULD
BE CHARGED WITH DEFEAT.
NEW YORK, August %, 1912.

j.
The q:
me pi
j. A.
Secretar ti0naII Gag
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CORNELL'S PROBLEM HAS
BEEN LACK OF PITCHERS
Paperhangers Have Not Been Able to Pro
duce Really Reliable Man as
Yet Other Gossip.

east will be represented by eight and four
oar crews, and In many cases some or
them will have competitors i'm all the
races.
Mr.. Zappone, who was the main factor
in securing the regatta for Washington,
has been doing a vast amount OF work to
make the event a success, and, judging by
the turns matters are taking at present.
the completion of his plans will result in
just that. A great deal of credit is due
to Mr. Zappone for his untiring efforts to
place rowing on u plane with the other
sports in this city.
If by any chance, although it is by no
means likely. the Cornell Company should
be defeated by the Post Office nine this
afternoon there WOULD be no tie I'm the
series in section A. and no necessity for
the deciding contest to be played. Such
result to the game today is not prob
able, and it is almost assured that the
title will be won tomorrow by either the
Paperhangers or Electricians when the
two teams meet to play off the tie which
is almost sure to exist. -
Here is how they stand in the series
.,,,1 fla cahn dt,1n fn fnao
Evening star., 1912-08-27

SECTION c.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Park, 10; q. =. o., 2.
GAME TODAY.
Park vs. Southern. at 9Th street and Florida
venue northeast. Game called at o'clock.
-mpire-Mr. Belts.
Evening star., 1912-08-27

The Browns were the first to score in
the opening game, getting a run in the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-29
NORTH PETERSBURG.

The meeting Of the last quarterly con-
ference of the Methodist Episc opal
Church was held "Wednesday after
noon at the PARSONAGE. District Supt.
Coleman viii he present. MIR. and Mrs
Leroy Clifton and Miss Justina Durham
OF Burlington spent Sunday at their
fathers, II. J. Durham. Miss Bertha
Lewis has returned from Providence, II.
l,-E. Hudson Converse has returned to
Charlotte after visiting al Carlas Mar
tin s'-Mrs Gardner Stone has returned
from visit 10 her daughter. Mrs Oliver
Deroid in Marlboro. y. H.--Mr and Mrs
Lewis German have son, George
Francis, born Saturday morning. Tho
Charlotte Grange will give their play
Down East" In Allen hall Friday even
ing.-Mr and Mrs. Louis Collette have
a son. born Friday morning. Miss Stella
Turner of District No. |. viii have the
closing exercises OF her term of school
on Friday afternoon.
The annual town report for the Year
ending Feb, Ia shows that orders were
drawn as follows: Selectmen. S"'btlo;
road commissioner. s24H.7s: Justices OF
the peace, s22t, a total Of sls,ss2s'' The
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afternoon and evening. DR.. Dawson will
no in charge and will be assisted by
Henry Bond of Brattleboro and the Rev.
Mr. Lamson Of Boston. Louis Narrabone
has returned from Lowell. Mass. and is
with his brother. Frank Narrabone. where
he will make his homc.--Frank Parrow,
who has been confined to the house for
a long time and who last fall returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. where
he underwent an operation, was taken
to that institution again Tuesday for an
other operation. Schillings has gone
to his home In Pittsneld, Mass, having
been called to that city by illness of rela-
tives.--Charles Lamorder, who has been
i'll, IL able to be up and about the house.
THE Rosary" will he presented at the
opera house this evening.-A. r. King has
gone TO West Hampton, J.. l., called there
by the Illness of relat Edward
Stetchell and August Strunsce Of Amster-
dam, Holland, are In town.-At special
meeting Of the board OF village trustees
Tuesday evening, Frank Warren was APP
pointed chief Of police for the current
year Mr.. Warren was n regular police
man the past year. and has q cool head
and a steady nerve.--Among the people
here from out OF town are Nahlon Thur
Der and George NJ Fittings of Boston, J.
II. Howe of l5ridport Howard G. Woos-
ter of Hudson Falls. y. v. and Harry r.
Thcrault of Toronto. Can.-Ahout N la
dies attended tho quilting bee held by the
Ladies' Sewing Circle of the CongreGa-
tional Church in the vestry Of the church
Tuesday. Nine quilts were worked. The
ladies will hold another similar sewing
bee In three weeks
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CHIITENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss CYNTHIA Douglas died at the home
of her nephew. James ", Douglas. We'd
nesday Feb Il after brief Illness with
pneumonia. She was born in ST. Law
renee county. New York. ~ years ago, tn"
goth OF last May. She was the daughter
of Daniel and Sarah ,Mcsseneer Doug
las. her father being a native of Chelsea.
With mis- family he settled in Willis
ton in 1877. The greater part OF her HE
WAS spent in Williston. hut she had been
AT the home of her nephew here since last
fan Her mind was bright w TO the
last and her health had always been good,
hut for the past year or two her eyes'Sht
and hearing mad not been clear She Is
survived by several nephews and nieces.
The funeral was held at Mr.. Douglass
home Saturday afternoon At two o'clock
with burial In Williston
Owing to the storp, there was small
attendance at the meeting OF the Chitten-
den County Rural Letter Carriers associa-
ton Yesterday. Charlotte. Burlington and
Milton were well represented ana several
new members were taken In. The old on
GERS were reelected. 1t was voted to
hold the next meeting in Burlington Feb
r,ary p. 1918
Warnings have been posted for a
special meeting OF the Essex June
ton Thursday, Charlotte. burlington and
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Fred Angel. who has been in the
south for some time. has returned
Hershell Hitchcock and a Smith hoy We're
in municipal court Monday charged with
stealing money. the former 800 from
Ernest Giguire and from I.izzi" Fay.
Roth were sentenced 10 the Industrial
school. Sentence was suspended and
they were placed in the hands of the
probation office. II. Campbell IS in
BARRE \. Rockwell Of North BellinG>
ham. Mass has been in town.--The barn
on Maple street belonging to T. A. Nor
cross was destroyed by fire Friday morn
inC Mr. Norcross lost a large quantity
OF hay and several harnesses. and a
horse belonging to a man by the name
Of Sargent was burned,-C. 4. Stanford
was in Newport MOnday.--H. r. Kinda Il
is installing n new soda fountain in his
drug store. Jack Sanford was AT home
from the University Of Vermont over
Sunday--Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Pierce and
Miss Lura Wheeler visited At Alfred
Wheclcr's I'm WOlcOtt Sunday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

garet Gflmorc.-Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Glenn
ent have returned after a visit in Bran
don at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r
Clement.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
Memorial Baptist Church held we'll at
tended meeting at the home Of Mrs. r.. b.
Brown on Court street Tuesday after
noon. It was the annual meeting and re-
ports of the various officers showed the
society in good financial condition The
officers were elected: President
Mrs. r. l.. Brought vice-president, Mrs.
]. L. Rogers. secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Charles Rogers.-A conference for
the purpose Of arousng the churches to
more definite and aggressive work will be
held In the Memorial Baptist Church this
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EAST HARDWICK.

Lyman Allen went 10 the hospital in
Burlington ThursdaN.-JOSeph I.aBrcc
had the bone in one leg splntcred while
working in Aliens saw mill. when the
carriage ran on to him. The Rev. Mr.
bartlett preached at South Walden sun
dav.--A party ~ Young people went from
here To Craftshury Saturday night to at
tend basketball game. Martin SWEET
suffered a sigh, shock last week. hut is
.aining now. Twin girls we're horn to
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Judkins last week.
Mrs. LILA I.amsden Of Greensboro spent
last week at her fathers. Martin SWEET
i Ernest Farr and family have gone TO
pittsford. Mass. where he has employ
mcut.-Georgc Patch visited Elmer Far
rjpcton in Walden the first Of the week.
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sHOREHAM.

MIR. and Mrs. NJ. y. Cook have returned
from vsi, in Hyde Park.-Mrs. Stimets
of Swanton and Robert Brchard OF New
York city are in town. called by the seri-
Gus illness Of their mother, Mrs. Jane
Birclard. -Shoreham grange entertained
Orwell grange Friday evening. neighbors
night Mrs II. n. Burge Is visiting her
sister in Bennneton.--Miss Bernice
Dougles is in Fair Haven. where she will
supply teachers place for one month
Prof @. A. Movies OF the Empire Lyccum
Bureau OF Syracuse, y. Y. will give an
entertainment in Wards hall. March A.
Mrs. John Jones Is visiting her brother
IL, Burlington.
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WuLISTON.

The piano pupils Of Miss Abbie SIENNA
met with her at Miss Senna's home SAT-
urday afternoon at $50 clock and
pleasing musical program was rendered.
Those takins part We're Eva Bradley.
Myrtle Lawrence. Vera 1.arrow. Olive
Thompson, Ruth lander, Edna Osborne
and Carrie palady.
Albert A. Bliss died a. his homo in
Wiiston Tuesday aged - Gears. The
funeral will he held at his late home
Friday at one o'clock.
Miss Florence Metcalf is visiting her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Metcaf.-
Miss Adelaide Morrill, is guest of Mrs
+. w Clark.-The Union Circle OF King :
daughters will meet with Mrs. Harry
Fay Thursdav.-Thc members of tho Fcd-
Grated SUNDAY school will give coonial
supper in the parors of the Methodist
Church FRIDAY evening.
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Plumbers
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

1fh'c Table IN Eject October I. 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4:05 a. m, Ijaily-ror Montreal
and Chicago.
7:16 a. m. Except sunds:-Fcr ali
New ENGLAND points
7:25 a. m. Except sundny-Loca.
for Cambridge junction.
10 :O1 a, M. Sundays only 80 For g.
lo'oo q for M aon ussso' S'"'''-'''s''
1857 a. IN. naily.-New England
States Limited for all Now
England ro!nts.
100 r. m, Except sun6ay--yoca,
for st. Adams and Richford
White River Junction and New
England points
4:f0 o. m. Except suniav--rce
Montreal. Rouse, Point. Oe-
hensbure and Richf,rd.
4:50 n. m. Except s,naay--Luca:
for cnr,hridrs Junction.
6.15 y. m. Daily -Evp-css FOR Mon
treai ana Chicago. ANA lo"ai
so- WHITE River Junction.
II 100 y. m. pa'i"-Hxpress Tor ell
New England points.
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
500 q. M. Dsily--Express from
Boston and Nav York.
6:15 2. IN. Excep: Sunday MAJ!
from 81 Alhans nnt Cambridge
Junction.
ln:4c y, m. Except Sunday. local
from St. JohnsHnrv and Csu-
bridge Junction
10.45 A.. m. Excep. Sunday local
from white R:yer Junction
and Montpelier.
1872 q. M. SUNDAYS cniv.-LocAi
from White River Junction.
II 40 a. m. Daily.~-Express from
Chicago and Montreal
1 30 %. m. Except Sunday, local
from ST. Adams. White River
Junction ard Montpelier.
6:3b y. m. Except Sunday-Mal
from Providence. Boston. wov.
ccster and Springfield.
30 D. m, Daily.--Express from
Boston and New Cork Local
fro5i Montrea! and ~. Alhana
$40 y. IL, Except Sunday. local
from Portland. 81 Johnebury
ard Cambridge Junction
II :4G .. m, Daily.--Express from
Chicago and Montreal
"a. n. HICKoK. CITY Pass. ASsn,
40 ColieSe Stree,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

There was a supper and entertain
men, at the NJ. W. A. hall Wednesday
evening for the benefit OF the Rev. Il. |.
Kcmp.-The funeral of Linus Rounds was
held from the church here sunday AT Loo
y, m, the Rev. II. !. Kemp officiatinG
with Earl Meadcr of Bristol in charge
Mrs. +. n. Falby and Mrs. ]. $. Sweet
sang selections. The bearers were rela.
tives. The flowers We're beautiful and in
oludcd "A pillow with the word Father -
from operators of the Richmond Under
wear factory. a bouquet of carnations
from the family
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SOUTH sTARKsBORO.

Mrs Albert OrNis died on the list after
a weeks illness of influenza at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Follansbce. where
she had been cared for during the past
three years. She was in her S3rd year.
The funeral was held Saturday at the
home, the Rev T.. j. Mcadcr oficiatins
Mrs. l.. +. Birdsall sang Abide With
Me. The bearers were Cullen Shattuck,
Lindley Birdsall, Ihilander Orvis and
David FOlansbee. Burial was I'm the
Friends cemetery Miss Maggie McKen-
xie of Providence, r. l.. is In town -
School closed Friday and Miss Wright
has returned to her home In Bristol. -
Ezra IIaliock. who has been In poor
health the past two years. 10 not as we'll.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u.
Orvis Is il.-Mrs. ID. IA. Orvis OF Lincoln
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SALISBURY.

Byron y. Clark will entertain the local
V NJ. c. \. and friends with a stcreopti-
con exhibition ON Boy Scouts and Camp
Life III the town han Thursday evening.
Regular meeting of Dunmore Erai!.c
VIII b" held Friday evening. The subject
at discussion viii 40 "FcYtiliHing and
Fertilizers. Mrs. T.. g. MacMurtry and
chiidren have returned to 'otia. y. y
Miss Alice iiolcomb. who has been STAY
ing with hey aunt. Mrs. +. W. Whitney,
the past few weeks. has returned to
Lewis, y. i.-Iako Dunmorc creamery
pald It's patrons IL cents per pound for
butter Tat in January.-Miss Margaret
SeVery Is IN Rutland for short stay
Walter j. Thomas, who spent week
visiting his daughter, Mrs r. j. Sumner,
has returned To Brandon. Mrs. G. -.
Merriam has returned from New Haven,
Moses Stewart, who has occupied e. j.
Ninssland's farm the past year. is To re-
turn to the Ned Barker farm in Leicester
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WEsTFoRD.

The aides Social Circle will give din
ner in the plrlors Of the Congregational
Church on the March meeting day.-1he
Misses Eva Nacomber and Media Rice
are at home from Lynn for "a weeks va
GATOR. The Fortnehtly clubs meets At
the home OF Mrs. Carrie Partridge this
afternoon. The Daisy Chain meeting
Is post poned for one week. The Rev.
Mr. Richardson is in town and preached
in the Baptist Church Sunday.
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Water Taxes For March.

Meter rates are now due and pay
able at the Wster Once, M. : city
Hall. Unless prompt payment is made,
Five per Cent. viii be added to the
bill. and the water shut off as pre-
scribed in section ~ of the Water Or
diuance. Pay before the 10th aud yet
your discount.
j. FRANK KIDDER. Supt.
ONCE hours for the first ten days Of
March. from 500 a. m to 800 y. m,
after that from 500 to IL 10 a. IN. and
90 to 900 y. m.
3J,w2t
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Carrie Dodge and Greta Cove are
among those who are ill.--Miss Norma
Estey of Hinesburg visited Madge Bean
the first Of the week.-Charles Lee. who
has been i'll with the grip at b. j. Gove's.
is improving. -Nelson Cram has moved
his family back TO his farm on the hill
Lewis Lawrence Is to move his family
into the tenement vacated by Nelson
Cram.-Wslter Hamilton Is moving from
West Lincoln into the Gotta house.-Tne
". c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. c. r..
Bicknell Thursday afternoon.
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LEICESTER.

Harry Morse of West Rutland Newton
W.tmore of Chittenden and Exile Morse
OF Holden spent Sunday at Hiram
Morses-Mrs. Alice Fisk has returned
from Burlington. Mrs. Frank G.. Clark
is i'll with a hard cold-A daughter was
born February 10 to Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Phelps Miss Inez Aver. who is attend
ing school in Brandon. spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aver.
Mrs. Hiram Morse is i'll with rheumatism.
MIR. and Mrs Oliver I.aport Of Forest
dale visited Mrs. Helen Brownson and
family Sunday
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NEW HAVEN.

Dayton Irish is seriously III with typhoid
fevcr.--Mrs. Arlie Kingsley was opera ed
on at the Mary Fletcher hospital Monday
morning for appendicitis.--M Miss Kimbal
of FerrishIrg is guest Of the Everests.-
Quincy Swain is moving TO the F.. NJ
Partch farm-Ebcrt Daniels is moving
from the town hill into the +. h. McNiel
house.Nrs. Wilder is visiting friends in
Chazy, y. Y.-An interested in forming
an Improvement society will meet in the
town hall Monday evening and Mrs
George Fits have returned from the
West. whore they We're called by III"
death of Mrs, Fits sister.--Mrs. ". W
Hubbard Is in Plattsburgh, y. N.-Mr
and Mrs J. +. Peck Of Mortified wcr" in
town over sunday Mrs. Sarah Wilson
returned with Monday for a short visit
The schools gave an entertainment in the
hall Wcdnes daN evening".
The preparatory lecture Will be given on
Friday nj II
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ST. GEORGE

The Misses Mildred White and Mr.;
Hinsdale have returned after passns
Sunday AZ tho home OF tho Rev anc
Mrs. +. NJ. Sawyer in Hneshurg The
Misses BESSIE and Abbie Wellinger spent
Saturday in Burlington. Frank Greer
has returned to Essex after passing -
few DAYS AT tho home OF NJ. w. Hins'
da,e-Mrs. NJ w. fIinsdale and children
Miss Carrie Small and Frank Green Of
Essex attended the Sunday school con.
vention in Hinesburg Monday.
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BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. j. n. Fletcher has returned from
the hospital at Burlington somewhat i'm
proved in heaith.-Severai from here at
tended the reception at Isaiah Bourdeau's
In COrnwall.M. r. Wolcott has been ap.
pointed carrier for route No. 2.--George
Sellus and son have returned from
Canada.--The remains Of Theodore Pat
terry were brought here from Middlebury
for hurial.-Iriends from here attended
the funeral at Port Henry Sunday OF Mrs
Hosea Wilard.-Mrs. Alice HouEh
George and Basil belong are ill.-Mrs. +
c. Crane is slowly recovering.
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MILTON BORo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bliss spent Thurs
day at o. \. Stanley's .-George Phcip'
and Vernon Bullock saw robins February
23-Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn and son
Jerry. spent Sunday Al Luther Quinell's
Carrie Wells spent Saturday night anc
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Jenni,
Wells-Mr. and Mrs. John REYNOLDS
spcnt Sunday AT his brothers. Mortime.
ReVnolds
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ADDISON.

While at Clarence Benedict's Thursday
evening Mrs. Mary Hanks slipped and
fell, breaking both wrists. She Ia now
at r. W. Day's.-The family OF NJ. A.
Smith are all ill.--A large number OF
gransers were out in body Sunday In
observance Of grange Sunday at the Bap-
fist Church. Mrs. John Elmer entertain
cd the d. A. r. society at her home Feb
ruary 20. gentieman's night. Many Of the
ladies ware dressed In olden style. A
literary program was rendered and 70.
freshments served.--Mr. and Mrs. 8. e
Smith were called last week to Schuyler.
vile. n. r., TO attend the funeral OF Mrs
Smiths sister. Mrs Smith did not re-.
turn TIL Monday.-The Washington social
was pleasant affair and netted the
church a good sum.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-29
COLCHESTER.

The Rev. Sydney AldIich, who has a..
ccpted a call from the Baptist Church II
East llardwick. viii leave with his fam.
lily this week Mark Kenyon and Mr.
and Mrs. Arkley Kenyon of Westfurd