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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02

Drinkwine. who survives him. He also
leaves 10 children. MIR. Latouche was d
years old and lived in Duxbury ana Boil
ton before moving to this town. The
funeral was held at ST. Andrews Church
Yesterday morning at ten O'Clock. Inc
Rev. d. Il. Coffey OBLIGATED and the bear
ers were three brothers of the deceased
and Albert Shiner.-Mrs. George w. Ran
dali is confined to the house by Illness
The IJ-Kin-Kum club had picnic sup
nor at tho home of Mrs. George Morse
Saturday afternoon.
Frank pickett died Monday night. al
| though suffering from rheumatism TOT
vears. but few knew that since SUNDAY
| his condition had not been as taVoraoe
Mr.. Pickett was born In Westhein' the
son Of benjamin and Susan CTurnep
| Pickett. Mr. Pickett was painter ny
| trade and worked for number or years
I'm MONTPELIER. where his health falled
him. lie was SO years old and Is survived
by his mother Mrs. Susan Pickett or
| this town. one sister. Mrs w. j. Bruce.
of Minneapolis and one brother, L. r.
Pickett of Spirit Lake, la. The funeral
| will be held to-day.--The body of II.
NJ. Bruce arrived Tuesday noon accom-
panied by W. J. Bruce and Mrs. Davis.
The body WAS taken to the undertaking
rooms OF Ayers & Towne. The service
| was held at the Congregational
| Church yesterday at two O'clock
The remains of Mrs. Cook of Barre were
brought on the L. go train Tuesday and
inferred in the village cemetery beside
her first husband. The Rev. w. l.. Boz
. court officiated. The bearers were d. L
/. Harvey, J. w. Moody. G. S. Blaisdell, q
T.. Scott d. W. Cooley and r. L. Knight
Those who accompanied the remains were
, Mr.. Cook. Mrs. Jacob and Miss Jacot
Of Stowe Mrs. Blanche Anterior ant
Miss Lena Atherton of this place. Mrs
, Cook, who was known here as Mrs
George Atherton. was one Of the moth
, ers" of the town, kindly disposed AM
, unselfish in doing for others. She wa
the widow of George Atherton, who wa
| for years II merchant in town. Fou
, years ago she was married to MIR. Coo
q and went to Barre to live. She is sur
: vlved by her husband, three sisters. Mrs
1'osina Martin and Mrs. Lucy House o
Williamstown and Mrs Roxalina Jocu
Of Stowe. daughter-in-law, Mrs
Blanche Anterior: granddaughter
Miss Lena Atherton of this town Mrs
4 NocN WAS 80 years ola ana na0 been |
i. poor health since a fall she sustained La
summer.
+ The whiskey trade has produced %, 900
: COO gallons Of whiskey in the last tw
q years. or more than 100000 in excess q
. | the demand: and Kentucky distillers hav
n agreed upon general curtailment c
. output.
The funeral of II. NJ Bruce was held
. the CONGREGATIONAL Church yesterday al
ternoon at two o'clock. The Rev w. I
, Boicourt officiated large number {
- Masons attended, the bearers being frol
:, that order They were William Henry on
Of the two surviving charter members {
. Winooski Lodge, No. 40, and Charlie
- Wells of Burlington and T.. W Huntle,
., Supt u. d. Grout. w. r. Clark and O. |
Scott of this town. The services at III
;, grave were in charge of tho lodge,
:. C. Graves giving the service and f. {
:, Miller acting as chaplain. The burial wa
In tho family lot
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with his son In Pomona, Cal, and Mrs.
Lyman, who was with her daughter in
Elgin, ILL.,, returned Monday to their
home here.-George H. Kimball has nov
ed his grocery and meat market to NJ
NJ. Gays block-Alfrcd Gauthier moved
his family Monday to Fast Randolph,
whore he VIII work for Dix j. Camp--
Alonzo Mahan moved his family Monday
to East Randolph, where he will do
farming.-Wal a. Swinzer has bought
in Rutland a six-cyindcr Ford automo-
bile for his garage.-A. y. Washburn
sawed out nearly 6cD.0O0 feet of lumber
at his mill this on.--Whitcomb high
school won the first baseball game ~
the season when It defeated Lebanon
| high Saturday afternoon In an Interest,"
ing game by the score OF 8 to 81 NJ.
/ Heath has bought model q Buick au
J tomobile. Miss Lillian Mcdonald OF
| Cambridge. Mass, Is guest of her
cousin. Mrs. Fred ~ Chapman-Wm-
lam G. Craig Of Hillsboro, n. H.. has
bought from Frank Bowen the so-called
Hatch farm and will take pos ession at
once.-The Universast ladies' made a.
profit of 500 by food sale Saturdsv-
| Charles n. Stimets OF Barnard has nut
| in three vaults at his lot in Cherry Iil,
cemetery. The body of his daughter. " M
died during the winter was placed in ono
| Of the vaults Monday.-The Rev Henry
A. pankhurst preached farewell ser.
mons Sunday In the Universal,st Church
here and at East Bethel. He will a.
once move to take charge OF his new
parish at Springfield. Charles H. Dus-
tin has force Of men at work repair
ing roads, which are no worse than
usual at this season.--Miss Pearle rewks-
bury, chosen valedictorian Of this year =
class at the Randolph high school, is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.. s. Tewks-
bury of this toWn.--The annual conven-
ton Of the Golden Rule Christian En-
deavor Union will be held In Rochester
MAY II. The convention sermon Will no
by the Rev Fraser Metzger Of Ran
-, doph.
Nelson NJ Gay and John s. Kmball
have TO- med n co-partnership under the
name of John s. Kimhall & Co. which
will carry on the meat and grocery BUSH
: ness for many years done by George H.
I K,mball-Mrs NJ. II. Cram OF Lawrence.
Mass. is guest at Austin Havey's -
!. John Mahoney moved Tuesday from
, Quarry street to Lillieville.-A pleasant
. party of neighhors gathered Tuesda y
n evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
t Wilbur Dart TO congratulate them on the
10th anniversary OF their marriage Mr..
= Joanna O. Connol is i'll with pneumonia.
n Her daughter Mrs. John Rourke a
Z Somerville. Mass. is here.1George 4.
a ingalls, intends to apply for a first class
? license to sell intoxicants on part Of the
premises now covered by Fred A Marsh's
), barn on Main street
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NORTHFIELp.

Alexa nder Anderson died suddenly Fri
day evening at his homo on Main street
from an attack of acute indigestion He
had been confined to his bed for two
weeks as the result of an accident i'm
one of the stone sheds, but was making
a satisfactory recovery from his injuries.
He leaves a wife and two small children.
an6 was member of the Modern Wood.
men. Funeral services We're held at
the Methodist Church Monday at
two oclock.-Captain Fred T. Austin. u.
s. A.. N. L., So, Is visiting here. ac-
cohpanied by Mrs. Austin.-Alice Car
deli Grenci OF Toronto is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Cardell.
Local Forecaster William A. Shaw OF
the United States weather bureau reports
mean temperature for April OF 80 de-
grees. which is one degree below the nor
NAL April temperature. The highest tenn
| perature was Il degrees, on the 18th,
/ and the lowest was Is degrees, on the 9th
The grea test daily range was a. degrees.
| on the 9Th. and the least daily range was
| 10 degrees, on the 3rd. The precipitation
| (rain and melted snow amounted 10 1.5
| inches. which includes 60 inches OF I'M
melted snow The normal precipitation
for the month Is go inches. The prevail
! ing wind was from the south. the total
movement 6.6l5 miles, the average hourly
velocity 90 miles. and the maximum We
locity 50 miles per hour, from the south
on the 18th The month was made UP of
10 clear. partly cloudy and 10 cloudy
days. Precipitation in quantity sufficient
to sure occurred on Is days and the
| average cloudiness was 5.S A thunder
| storm occurred on the 18th and sleet fell
! on the 5th. An aurora was noted on the
| 18th, and solar halos on the LIST, It'll, 36th
! 9TH, 2Sth 10Th and Goth.
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WESTFIELD.

William Bell, who has been in JET
fersonvillc for q year and a half, came to
his brothers, w. D. Bell, last week for
10 days before beginning work for II W.
Burnham.--H. T.. Hitchcock WAS called
to Montreal Thursday to see his wife,
who is in the Royal Victoria hospital,
Mrs. Albro Hunts class will give an
ice-cream social Thursday evening, May
II. following q literary and musical pro-
gram.--The Ladies' Auxiliary society
held a bean social in the church parlors
Wednesday evening.-Mr. and Mrs Brad
ley Houston have returned from ST.
,Iohnsbury.- Ashley Farman remains
in very low condition r. II,
Wright was worse part Of last week
Mrs. Joseph Sherbert lost a pocketbook
January l6, while at Lowell. containing
over 800, and though search had been
made. It was not found until April 10,
by Cyrus Durrvage. II had been un-
disturbed in the track of teams for three
mont hs.-HenrY Curtin and Fred Curtis
and family attended the funeral Of the
formers son-in-law, 'Adelhert Austin. a,
Lowell Thursday. Mr.. Austin lived sew
eral years in town.
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WATERBURY,.

News was received Saturday of the
death of Horace Bruce at the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. Sidney Davis. in Min
ncapols Friday. He was born in Mont
pelier 81 years ago. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Davis lie married first
Esther Melen. and they had five chill
dren. four of whom survive. A few years
after her death lie married Mrs. iIolley
OF this village. who died some years ago.
He was in the livery business here under
tho firm name of l>add Bruce for many
years. and during the time they ran the
stage from here to Stowe. 4 few years
ago he moved with his wife to White
River junction to reside with his daugh-
ter. Mrs Davis. and accompanied the
latter when she went West. He had been
In declining health for four years. He Is
survived by four children: w. j. Bruce,
a prominent manufacturer and president
OF the Bruce. t,dgerton Lumber company
of Minneapolis. Mrs. Lizzie Burley and
Mrs. Sidney Davis Of Minneapolis, and
| Mrs. Russell of stowe. Also he Is sur
vived by five grandchildren and one great
| prandchild.
At the annual meeting of Queen Esther
Chapter Mo-, o. r. s., held in Masonic
hall Wednesday. April "a. the following Of
ficcrs We're elected: Worthy matron, Mrs
:. W Guptl worthy patron, DR., II. H..
Fullerton; conductress, Mrs. w. b. Clark;
assistant conductress, Mrs. Charles Rob
inson After the election the officers
were installed by Past Patron L. w.
Huntley. A past matrou's Jewel was then
presented to the retiring matron, Mrs.
+. H. Joslyn. in behalf Of the brother 3
NO )afr
| In the report OF the officers of Queen
Esther Chapter. No 7, o. T.. s.. installed
Wednesday evening the name Of Mrs.
Nellie Morse AS associate matron was
unintentionally omitted. Mrs. Ida Hulte
was elected secretary and Mrs
Royce. treasurer.--The Green Noun
tain Boys met with Richard and
Robert Luce Friday evening The fol.
lowing Officers were elected: President
Richard Luce. vice-president. Ear
Cheney. secretary, Glen Donovan
treasurer Don Grout.-,At the annua
meeting of the Hypatia club held witi
the retiring president, Mrs. Stanley. Fri
day afternoon the following officers wer,
elected: President. Mrs G.. s. Bidwell
vioe-president, Mrs. ". n. Gilbert. see
rotary. Miss Alice Seabury; assistant
secretary. Mrs. w. III. b. Perry: treas
urer. Rose Carpenter: executive commit
tee Mrs, Stanley. Mrs. b. r Demeritt
Miss Welthy Booker; librarian. Mrs
knight. The club voted to NEE
levery two weeks next year-Th,
lannual meeting OF the Perian ciu,
was held in the social room OF the Con
gregational Church Friday afternoon
The following Officers were elected
President Mrs Charles Robinson; vice
president. Mrs, }. w Moody; recordin,
secretary, Mrs. Ayers; corresponding sec
lrctury. Mrs. W. T.. Thompson; treasurer
Mrs. Randill. critic, Mrs. Grout. directors
Mrs. poyce, Mrs Campbell. Mrs. Gupil
\ family supper was served OF which ,
pArtool Frank l.. latouche died a
his home here on Winooski stree
FRIDAY evening after a brief illness wit
/, pneumonia Mr. Latouche was born 1
ICanada re FIRST married Miss ID
lSeAver and after her decease. Miss Louis
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FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orange a. Smalley of
Chicago are visiting at +. j. Bacon's,-
Mr. ana A. G. Estev are visiting their
Sous in Keene, ~ H.-Miss Jessie Bump
of burlington is spending lo days at her
home here Miss Margie Wcnile went to
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Buring-
ton Tuesday for treatment-'l~ J. Fortier
and daughter. Mrs. Carrie Demo. are
visiting relatives In Schenectady. y. Y
Eugene Labombard of Newport y. H., is
visiting ut Abram I.aFrance's.-F. j.
Bacon returned Monday from New York
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CAMBRIDGE.

Charles Lang Of Stowe visited his par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Lang, over Sun
day.-Mrs. w. f. Perley returned home
Friday evening from a two weeks visit
In Berkshire and Enosburg.-Dr. q. II.
Newton was business visitor in Burling-
ION Friday and Saturday.-Mrs. G. s.
Brush accompanied her son. Maurice. Ia
burlington Friday where he underwent
an operation for Appendicitis Saturday
morning.-N. w. Smith was in Burlington
Monday
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Henry Lilley is to work this season
for Fred Persons in South Barre
Walter Goodell visited his parents
Sunday.---Neil Tasse is Ill, threatened
with rheumatic fever.--E. NJ. Daniels
Is slightly improving.-The family of
John Warren have moved to Cabot
Glenn McKinstry of Montpelier has
been visiting IN town for a few days,
Rich Waite Is teaching the village
school.-Emily Ningrant OF Gilmore
has the East Hill school.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT


sister. Mrs. A. A. Alexander In MOTIFS
Vile Monday afternoon, resided III
Stowe the past two years. coming here
from Morrisviile. she Is survived py her
husband and four children, four sisters
and three brothers and her mother' MIS-.
s V. Bedell. The funeral was held at
The Advent Church in Morrisville Wed
nesday afternoon.-N. c. Babcock con-
tinues Ill with compicauoh OIL as
.ases.-lngals W. Godfrey, who went
from stowe TO Albany where ne grad
uated from the Albany BUSINESS college,
has position IN the International mar
vester company of America and Is
director in the Joseph PryteI' Realty COM
many OF Albany. ~ A'--Mrs TIA MUM Is
very low. Mrs I. VI. iusoee Oh WAFER
bury Is here on account Oh her hotner
cond'tion.-Mrs Newel blgeio"' VINO re-
Gently underwent serious surgical OPP
Grafton at the nome Oh nor son. a. T.
Bigelow' In Har'ior"' Coh''' uoi"s
we'll. MIS- a. T. biseio" anu oi''u' en
are recovering from 'heas'es' lie Day
View Reading cIup n'et Win Nib ~ A.
Harris Monday at'erhooh'7'r' d
clair or waterbury was III "'o~e ouh
day.--Mllo, the nine years oio So" vi A''
and Mrs. X ~ Nrls'eS' VINO Ids oeei'
seriously III with pneumonia IL recover
ing-Mrs. George w. Hario" Is IN pooi
health.--Harry Harlow and uugene oo"o
went TUESDAY 10 boston to 'aho
in an automobile chauneur schooi'-1a''
and Mrs. F. s, DOW are speho'ns INC
week in Burington.--Mlss Mar1orle watts
is Ill again and confined 10 'he peu,
G. O. Burt left Sa'uroa! to, MINI
apolis. He was accompanied Ny "S9
Ruth MCMAHON VINO VIII spe"u .,'
tine there.-Ihe niue uaus "'e's Va -,
cipal ana Mrs' w. ~ -, tr,r.
with measies'-MF' an" -"'7
vey OF waterbury were AT ''.s
her brother, o. W. Nhapin'
their way to visit her siste'' ''r
Marston, In Sterling.-At +. l., 7i'.'" .
parcel handle factory S""' Ha''"'e' 80"
turned out Friday with three li''i''',e'
in operation. A carload or l''"'VV' ha''''o'
will be shipped this weeK-Al liie i"''"'
snecsiote social at the ConereRa''oiia'
Church Friday the prize OF 81" LOT INC
best anecdote was awarded 10 MISS MAI
torte Watts, ~ cents for second pesI
=, Cletas Tomlinson. and p cents for the
third hest. to Mrs Eunice Pottle.-Mrs
Jeo Coxran is seriously III at the home
-, her sister Mrs. Alexander, IN Morris
,,u,o NJ aud Mrs Cowan live in the
r,,,r. ..,on,,, house in the Fucker street
.,.-.h.-h,,od An aonlo program was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
CKAFTSBUPY

Mr.. Paine OF East Hardwick has bought
Henry Kings blacksmith shop-Leslie
Drew and family moved Monday to the
Din tenoment.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rich
ardson are working at Charles ThaYer's
The Rev. g. -. Pierce of Swanton is
In the parsonage Minda Chamber
Lain has moved to s Il. LathS's, where
She expects 70 resde.-I T. Patterson
received postal shower April ~ of over
100. Il hoing lis Nth hirthnlN.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred f. Fowler nave II
son. born April Miss Cassie Bingham
Of Salem. Mass, Is in town.-M' H. hazeh
has returned from two weeks spent IN
Boston.-!The funeral of the late Edward
Faneuf was held In the Methodist thurch
April % at 2:3o p. m. the Rev. L, L. Nj.
Barnes officiating. Death was caused
from an explosion OF gasolene.
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MORETOWN.

, MIR. and Mrs. Luther Russell visited
Mr.. Russell in Waitsiield Sunday.--F. f.
johnson and son. Paul, were in Water
bury SundaN.-Mr and Mrs. s T.. Atkins
were in Waterbury Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. WILDER Lorenzo of Montpelier visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Griffith sunday.
Walter Russell has moved from
Wards tenement into Addie Sawyer's
house.--I,ewis Pecor broke his leg Tues
day while working at Wards upper mill.
Wells Palmer OF Waitsfield was in town
Tuecday
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ORLEANS COUNTY
TROY.

The now Roman Catholic Church is to
lee consccrated by Bishop Rice of Bur
lington Sunday, May s. with inlpres sive
ceremonies. It is a good building and
owes its erection To the untrng and en-
thusiastic energy of the Rev Father La
visne. priest of st. Ignatius's Church at
Lowell. who will continue in charge for
the present. There are about fifty fami-
lies IN the new parish who formerly had
to 20 to Lowell or Newport. and this is
the first Roman Catholic Church in the
ntt irn fn,Nnehin
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FAYSTON.

Miss Mary Mccarthy was in Middle
sex the first OF the week to visit Mrs.
+. J. Eaton.--Garth Bingham OF St, AL
bans. custom house inspector and collect
tor. visited at W. c. Pierces recently
c. W. Bingham Is at work In MoretoWn
this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02

Jury were married Thursday eNci''6 ~
ninc O'Clock at MIR. and MIS- o'a','eS
Eiaytohs on Rossiter street pS '''e i.eF.
'harles w. Turner. Only the i'h"'eo'a,e
reiat'ves and friends we're present. VIZ
ana Mrs Kelsey left on thc sleeper ior
Aipany, n. Y After the weduihs "Trip
they VIII reside here-The leap year )
dance given Thursday evening II, 'ne
Brandon Inn was attended by ABOUT %
couples
Mrs Rosaline r. Slavery. formerly or
ms town. died Monday afternoon AT the
nome OF her son. Charlcs T.. slavery, IN
hyde Park, after a several weeks illness
with complication of diseases. she was
n years of age. and is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. Frank H. Welch of Pitts
he'd. Mass. and two SONS, chester u.
Slavery of West Haven. conn, and Charles
e. Slavery, with whom she made her
nome Tho romans were brought mere
and the funeral was ncld yesterday
AFTERNOON AZ two O'Clock At the nome
of her niece, Mrs. Clarence NJ Carpenter.
Ihe Rev. }. G. Fisher of Raceville, n. v.
of'iciated and interment was In Pine
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Alice kilburn Neil died Monday
morning at her home IN Pl,tsiield. Mass,
after u hricf iu,oss shc &c survived b,.
her husband ono sis,or and mother, Mrs
Camilla I<iIh,,rr ~ ,his town. The body
was hrouoh+ b,ro for burial.-A
daughter was horr Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy w rrou,r 49,, son was horn
Friday. Anr,, % 20 ur and Mrs. w T
J-tton. Tho Brandon h,ph school base
ball team n,avod proc,or high school Sat-
urday afternoon in proctnr and wac de.
feated nv scoro ., IN Mrs Nsrv
Slason. who has boen In nleinvilIe.
| Kansas for sovor,, months. has re-
turned and is -, W., Marta Canen's Mr.
and Mrs. W. =, Knitting. Mr.. and Mrs
j. II Whcldon v.or,t sunday TO BOSTON
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DERBY.

Sugaring is over. with only about one
half the amount made last year.-Oscar
Sykes has finished work for George Hop
kinson.-The monthly meeting of the
Womens Christian Temperance Union
was held Tuesday at Mrs. NJ. II. Donald
son s.-Miss l.!tchiied, who has been i'll
the past week, is still unable to take up
her work again Mrs. Joseph Bates Is
ili.-Thc union meeting last Sunday was
in the CONGREGATIONAL Church. The Rev
o. j. Anderson preached the sermon.
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spending the week in town.-Wiliam
Cartaw was a business visitor in Swan
ton several days this week.-Mrs.. l.. C..
Tillotson of Morrsvillc spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. w. =. Smile.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Miss Jessie Mead, daughter or M5s
Nellie Mead. and Loyal J. Kelsey. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Elias l. Kelsey, Of Sails
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London says Russia is not giving a very
sympathetic reception to the invitation e
participate in the Panama Pacific exposi.
ton
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-02-14
NEWS NOTES FROM
SWEDISH CAPITAL

STOCKHOLM Sweden, Jan. 13.---
The new liberal cabinet which came
into power as the result of the gem
eral elections last September has can
celled the order for the guns Of a type
r battleship which was contracted for
by the conservative government after
a hard struggle in parliament.
Preparations for building the ves-
sci have also been ordered stopped
The orders have provoked much dis
cussion among the people and in the
press The conservative organs ex-
press the fear that the liberal govern
ment will neglect the navy, while the
liberal papers declare that the cabinet
Is merely dissatisfied with the type Of
battleship ordered by its predecessor
and that during the coming session Of
parliament proposals win be made for
the construction Of several battle
ships
The h type provides for two turrets
with four guns or rs en-. while the
secondary battery consists Or eight 10
en-. guns II Is predicted that the
liberals viii propose ship with two
30.5 en-. guns with a ligater second
airy battery
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-02-14

w. H. Norman has left for Portland
this week to visit his son, L. r. Nor
man.
Mrs. Harry Sewell, who has been
very i'll and for a time not expected
to recover, is now improving.
The outlook Ladies' Aid have COM
pleted plans for an entertainment to
be given March 16 at the Outlook
hall. The evening will be commenced
with good program.
Mrs. Halter of Seattle is visiting
Mrs. J. w. Manaway. While here
she will look around for a location in
the outlook vicinity to make her
hme.
Mr.. H. e. Schroeder left Saturday
evening for Tacoma where his wife
will join him and accompany him
home. Mrs. Schroeder has been
spending the week with friends in
Tacoma.
Wednesday evening, February 7th,
1912, at S:30, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
j. Ready, occurred one of the pref
tiest weddings of the season when
Miss Ida b. Ready was united in
marriage to Mr.. Percival P. Peabody.
by the Rev. Homer d. Pease, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Sun
nyside.