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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-12

BY the addition to copper of chrom-
ium, aluminium, nickel and zinc at GER
tain temperatures, which are main
tanned for specified lengths of time.
a French metallurgist has brought out
an alloy with the hardness of steel and
great tensile strength.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-12
Sensitiveness.

SenSItIVeneS3.
The smallest bird cannot light upon
the greatest tree without sending a
shock to its most distant fber. Every
mind is at times no less sensitive TO
the most <r!iing words.-Lew Wallace
IN ben Hur."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-12

Eave you trouble Or any xins affsn,9 iron
disordered stomach GO to your oruggis
I get a Sec or 81 hottie of DR.. Caldwell
~ Pcpsin. which is positively guarantees Il
-7"J keep . % VEL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-12

Labor-the expenditure Of vital en-
ergy In some form-is the measure.
nay. 1t II the maker, Of values.-Hol-
land.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-12

The Clock and the Man.
When clock is fast you can always
turn it back, but it's different with a
young man.-New York Times
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
SKAGWAY BASE FALL
 ASSOCIATION IS FORMED.

At a meefiDls held by number Cf base ball fans in the White Pass Athletic Club last night, the Skag- way Rasc Ball Association" was form cd. and the following offi0ers were elected
 President. J. NJ. Tanner.
 Vice-Pres.. TuCkus Flaharty.
 Secy. Treas. l.. II. Johnston.
 The first order uf business to come nD was the question of bylaws and Norman Black. Alex Blanchard and iohhlcc were appointed as a commit teo to draw up the same
 Considerable discussion arose ovcr The question of forming two tams for the coming season. one Of whi.h To be comroga1 of single mon, and 'hc other ,r married men. to com ncta at an losal games. anl the se'- ootfcn of a team tn defend Skagways honor when chaI'e0sod hy out Cf tow teams. to ho lrft t' a committee t0 hc chosen a' tho next meeting.
 The mcot.0e vas th0n adjourned ur- W f.a1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, at vrHN time fhe ~ou0f rf tho com wf'.uo on bylaws viii loo heard. and u.. arraugomrnts norfectei for the iraucu~auon oS tho Skarway Ra7e Fall Season
 rr is earnestly requested tNat all .-. .-rstoH vfu at'n.3 rhr mne.ins tomorrow which vii ?. ro,d la the Wni.n Tass Cnh.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
TEDDY HANDED
 TWO HARD JOLTS
ROOSEVELT IS DENOUNCED
 sY TAFT AND LA TOILETTE
Taft Save Teddy Wants to be Made President For Ret of Natural Life. LaFollette Says CeIerel Devoid cf Fair Principles.

BOSTON Mas April 27--DacIs-. ing that thr unfair attarEs made up- on him bv Col R'oeeveI, and his maDaEers called for an answer. Presi- dent Taft In a speech whih he de- Iivered in t6fs city .ast night Lttter.y denounced Boo-cso.t and scored the promises mae tr Roosevelt. regard ing tho thirE term a01 square dea'. and says that R0a-sEnit iR now pay. ing the way ror an osf.rt 10 remain tho chief evaauHso or 'ha United States for '.o remainder Of his na- mraI Wfa President Taf. ss'd that Cu1 Ro9snv,I- hal broken every pTin- ciplo hc hal aivo s'oi whl'e presi- dent and that ha has shown that he totally dis-ega-1s cva-v constitutional right
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
MRS. ELIzseETH eAULT
 SUDDENLY PASSES AWAY.

Roy Gault is in rsceipr of a te'e- gram today from his brother Ray. at Havre. Mont. announcing tho sud fen death Of their mother. Mrs Elizabeth GauIt yesterday.
 The news of the death of Mrs. Gauh will be received with much sorrow by her many friends now living in skag- way.
 Mrs. GauIt wa an early pioneer in Skazway. and resided here until about three years ago. when toge her with her son Ray. she removed n Hayre. Mont. where they took up homs stead
 While in SkaRway. Mrs. Gault vas prominent in literary and social dr- cles. and was loved and esteemed by an who knew her
 Her death cane very suddenly. and her sons. Roy and Lee, now residing in skazway were expecting a vislt from her In the near future
 Mrs. GauIt was s5 years of ase. and leaves three sons. Ray. Roy and Leo.
 Roy and Lon have wired to their brother Ray Co take tho body to Caldwell. Wis. for burial
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
NEW STEEL INHALER
 SAILS FOR ALASKA.

SEATTLE. April lf-Bound fUr Port Armstrong. Baranof island. inc steam whaler Star IT. recently launch ed at the yards of th" Seattle Dry D0ck < ConstructIrn Company. sail ed from pier : last night on her maid. on voyage to tho North
 Star IT. with other members Of the flo-t of tho United States Whaling Company. viii be operated in South. eastern Alaska waters win Port Armstrong as hor base
 The steel steamer U1imak. the first If tho two whaling vessels built for the Alaska Whaling Company at the yards oe J F. Duthie & Co. at he foot of Connecticut street, will be launched at 3.47 Monday after noon
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
.NVESTiGATION SHOWS THAT
 OFFICERS NtsTCON ORDERS,

SEATTLE. AnrEl 2--Au iU.eSlza, #.a irao -se cause pf the a.sjaent
 - wht,G he Alaska Steamship ,om, 0aar.s Steamship Alameda crashed n-7 rne Colman doek na held ye-- .a-.ay afternoon
 Tho osTae~~ 5c--tT>d JHa .ne O.. f.~s efNe- 1y Caot O.Fr5en wa-o "'-. ~ey. out that the e0stnoo~~ misc k .he o~1a~ of "1un steam a-r.r." TT ~rrE sraam ahead"
 Tna-a who wc0a m rha 0a.'n- -Nam at the time rH2 ship w-".Ent r. end we-e SuUro5. are a1 THNo~'sa a- doing VII. a05 tt is now a.mo-t fo~-a.r thar 1ha~a win Nc n fa'a.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
EEING or --E BAND.
 rrclN.s SACK ON SUN,

.....a a. Ha.. ~..a.t. res.mod
 .-. r.'. a. ,. ...r ,n rh" liar.
 .a. ".a.-.. .ln Thomas. rnu sa...a .a Y. H.-,g la-t foL .a- nn. .s.r.E .o 7rs' duty. and a- many 5.,.H~ whom he male as ......-.- ur r.a pn..r@ou on the w..-e.. N. ..~. >.m-wsek'y calls Hn. oa~Eeu.r is tn ao non -rat1lated .r.r hagfr- two sG.a trustworthy men in his command. and the return os N7. E.-nr Go his old position sS welcomed l~ a.I with whom his dn- 's.- win N-.. him fu contact.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
TORNADO FLOWS RAILWAY
 TRAIN rPON TRACK

OMAHA. Nch Arr 27-WOrd has reached this .t'y t6a. a tornado of terrific yfoIoucc rzt'al the town of Lopp. EmnE much damage
 The wind was of such yi0 en.e that a paessurrr train standing on the main track was o,cruuTncd ani 20 D7sseuEc~s were injured.
 Is soon Es 'ra wort was Teoe'vel hero. a s2ssa. train was dispatched 10 rho s,ara Rfth doctors and nnrsos t, aid those us Inc injured uho may n.rI thor~ services.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27

MADISON. Wis. NnrI 21-AR ei. ,orial appea-fnz i1 raFu"n.tes We k- Iy for tHa current .s--e. makes hit at Col Roosevelt. Cifford Pin hot and others. ,ha-gfnE them vi.h 'e- Iibera''Iv lfarr'r- 'o hotay se7. ator IaFoHc-'r .n ht- aHo.asy Of tho Progrc=sfEo s'an1a-d= a1l i0 rho article Uo0.oser l. u.r "sen rccoznt7ef a. a'-- tna ru. a~v fair principles
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
WANTS TO mUsH OVER
 THE ARCTIC TRAIL.

A CheechRco has expressed his in tense desire Of becoming member Q. the Arctic Brotherhood. and espec- iany the Mother Camp. the officers of Camp skagway No |. will hold a special meeting tonight for the p'rr- pose of conducting him over the trail.
 There will be lunch served upon the return of the Arctics from their trip over the White Pass.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
ELECTS AND
 INSTRUCT TOR ROOSEVELT.

ST LOTS. Mo-. April 27-The Re runf0an Sta.r Convection held in
 his ..g v..'o~f-v afternoon cl"rt- .H rr'a-atos tn 'na RaauAli-an Ns- 'foraI tour"..n.. and instructed 'nau fr~ CaE Theodore Roosevelt
 -.a Tar ra'nE0trs tnCD named a
 ..rsHrl r..aaa'ioT vh.N 'rev w n ..r .. rarr a'nf
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
CANADIAN LINER
 STRIKES BERG
PASSENGERS OF EMPRESS OF
 BRITAIN THROWN INTO PANIC
c. 2. K. Ship Strikes 6e-g Near Scene CT Titanic Wreck, Coo'ness oF officers Soen Re-estsolis' cd Or der

HALIFAX. N s. April -I-lhe CauaGfau Id.rr Empress of Rri ain. while on her r.turn trip from Non.- ~ea' ro Ii,rv0or1. r"n on in an 1"e- h.~s 5u tnu ,i,tufty oG vnr.o he Ti- .a~f. srrh
 Sno was n~1or slow sre T. and rr-v Nu'e Ga~a.o WAS do..
 w..'ovimr -r closely upon tho IT. .... f.-as-.~. -n- a short tmo thoro aa- considerable ua.f. aw"na The r---a~r,~.. 1.' tho .orno S and ~atarr o. 'r. otr...rs. som e-tan. .-.ra o~H.r anf gui.'. arH tHn shin .......r.H n. h.r E0lH.n
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
SIGNAL SEsNlCE CCRFS
 TINE IS SLASEED.

A~NINGU0N. ? C. An.. ~. ~-. Army A0n0NN~ a',on '1. .a-.". ..a Senate today
 Tho maaW~c a~ Tss~si dis .@. r. .a- he 5ouh1c uug os thr ! $ >f. .a. Car7- mon ou rha 'ra5.~ o- "a |.
 ~,a> means That ali t'v w.~ a"' a-. e--aEad tu Jhc S.E~a. S.-H..a N. ..a -~t.oH States N~rr- nnw a. .r.nG 11 Alaska. win -..t.o -". .-.. -0a and pay a> -hr-. in ..1 >-as.s vnr u7 to -a. -.ns.-. "'. .... 'r.. ra.n.... .- -. '."
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
60 -.NEF IN ALASKA
 $ rPO-EN -C -Ea-.

N.... ..-ra Nrrt -- .... ..- -....- ..r. va~-e~f.E r.a. ... ...... a. .s-...~ WAS sNnr tr .. .- a --nv Tr' -oa- r.e ra~. E.A .. k. ~Hrvo- -.ywr ?. uas o~ ..~ aH.. s-na 00a0," '. CR-a .r.s a a". n.7me rrS. T. a n'.z7-. .. .7-
 .~. sa.n r#va in Ha-'. "... . ..-..E a. rhe Hu05r.E N-.....
 .. Ills 7a~n,-. John N..r. . similar E7re two yoa~s a..
 N-.-.n S"'.-. a 1~o-.o ..~ -..- a-# J.r.eE ya>:~-ts1 E N...- r..a.r nra 0aahaf his ~. !. -. N#nag .@a.s. Sg~-~.. 2. s> N.. ? ...r.-.-E .o S.',r WAS s..-. .. .... .a,- and nv .0-. s... '., -...- ".-aur l- '..- n.. ?. .. Nom. se fa- tes~ .- ....
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
H'yST SERVE
 SENTENCE IN NA'LN EhLLA.

.rNNrN. Wa h N.rE T." ~.r.#. Court vu~tn..ar ".~.m' a ..aa-as u. .n. famous War. or.'r.n
 .... .. un..r #Hnnv". ."fm. as sh'.t IT. n..s. n. S."'. na- .'."... .d "f
 Nu~ur...ny a or.... d man.sd
 ..r.a~ae os n. .a-o. r'a..i.a that ... n-rsH.r- fn'-o - rh. lower .ro- ..H .~,. !. a -..- .o. nr c. t-
 war~o-.r.. ..- -... u.aa ty ..o ..r.- .n.-. ..0. two y.ar~ af ...- ..,r- n. ~.u. H.1.an a.0 .. vu rg ..s.. "a "afa Ha.a ."- wr-ru. nr.~. r. Vi" na9m h.- ~c"-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
JIKENs ROOSEVELT UNTO
 FAMOUS R0HfN RULEe,

WASHINGTON D C. Np-tI 27- While debating uu 'ro f.o1r C' the Senate yesterday afternoon. Senator John sharp Williams. of Nisstesippi. called Theodore Roosevelt a modern Caesar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
BODIES OF ASTCR AND
 STRAUs ARE RECOVERED,

N.W YORK. Ap.i, ---A wi~o.ess was picked mp in this city today from u.a Gallo Shr Ma kay Bennett to Iha offo.t that 'he ho.i"s oC Col John Ia-oh Nsior aa3 lsa1ore Srrans hal hoyr ri.Eod up in t.o vicinity of 'ra wreck or tho T.g0'
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
BEN. r. ]. GRANT
 LAI0 ID REST
s>N Cr NC-EC yn#J
 VAS GENERA, -CNC7-C
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
ar--p CANS .N 'EN.CC.

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
STRIKING sTOKERs ARE
 CHARGED WITH MUTlNY

SOTTHHAMTTON. April 27-7he White Star Liner Olympic was fore. e1 10 abandon her scheduled sailing. owing to the refusal of the st7kers to make the trip. Upon complaint of the officers ot the ship, fIf'y-iour were arrested. and charged with mu- tiny
 Jpon the stoRore being hrousht he- fore the court they entered the plea of not guilty. and thcir trials were eo- for Monday
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27
MAY DAY DANCE ON
 NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Uouso Committee o' E}ks Club announce a Ha-ro ro ne ei~cn next Wednesday evening May |. at ElEs HarI
The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-27

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
MONKToN RIDGE.

Mrs. Obcd Clough OF St. George has
been visiting in toWn.--Thc school at
the Ridge is convened with Miss Gene
We've Stockwell of Rutland as teacher
b. W. Eddy and Miss Mary Eddy went
to Boston to attend the funeral of Il
ncphew.--Mrs. Gerry Philips is some-
what improved MIR. and Mrs. Charles
iioag and her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Brown. spent Thanksgiving in Starks-
boro.
President John NJ Thomas of Middle
THE Worth to o. Nation OF a Sense of It's
Past at the annual meeting of the Yer
lront Society. Sons Of the American Rcvo-
Luton, which will be held in the
reception at the State House next
week "Wednesday at goo y. m. Congress-
nan Frank l.. Greene is presi-
cent of the society. Walter H. Crockett
secretary and Governor j. a. Mead is
chairman of the board Of managers Since
the last meeting five members have died
Dr. l.. NJ. Bingham. burlington: William b.
itoynton. st. JohnsbuIy. Major Henry Il.
Chamberlin. Fort Bayard y. NJ. Judge
Alfred \. Hail. St Adams Marcus A
Moody. Bethel.
At the Office of secretary of state. ar
ticlcs of association have been filed by
the & \. Smith Manufacturing company
oc Brattlcboro. the capital stock being
sl5o"0. A 3. Clapp. T.. l.. Smith and
rank L. Hunt of Brattleboro are the
s!gncrs of the papers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
MoNKTON.

There will be union services at the
Methodist Church at the Boro Sunday
evening with preaching by the Rev. G. n.
Franklin.-Miss Helen Gee is in Bristol
Miss Kathleen Comstock has returned to
Burlinston.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Thomas
are the parents of a son. born the 25th.-
Benjamin Comstock of this town and Miss
Abbie Kemp of Salisbury were married
at her home the 27th.--Harold French Is
at home from his school at New Haven.
i'll with the grp.-fIenry Baker has
moved into the Baptist parsonage.-Royal
AROSE has bought out the meat business
of Gaylord Baldwin and will make two
trips a week.-Mrs.. L. E. Mech, who has
been seriously Ill with the grip. is much
improved. The marriage of Lewis NJ.
Dean and Miss Daisy Brownell Is an
nounced.. Mrs. Della Dean is visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. +. MorEan.-Mrs. Ornda
McEntcc and Mrs. y. C. Gage visited In
Bristol Sunday.-Mr and Ms. f.. H..
Dean are in Burlington.-School at the
Boro will commence Monday with Mrs.
G. G. Cornell as teacher.-Mrs. Mary
Stetson is visiting in IIinesburg. Mrs.
Jane Smith is in poor health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
PANTON.

faNcite Harris died on Monday evening
from long illness of Brights disease in
the I'd year Of his age. He was highly
respected ana devoted to his quiet home
life. He was veteran of the civil War.
having served in company Is, md real
ment, VI, Vols, from 1861 to 1864. lie
leaves IA daughter, Mrs. Jennie CARPENTER
and granddaughter Mrs. Fred Bouch.
ard. both of Moriah, ~ Y The funeral
VIII he held in the Metuc..ist Episcopal
church to-day at IL a. m, the Rev.
W. ~. Hudson officiating. The burial will
ana tn" bearers will bc l., G. Kent, p.
n. smith l.. L. Stage and i. NJ. Warner
Gabriel Smith died the 9th of Brlghts
disease. in the Glst year of his axe
He came here last spring from Rochester
\. y, and had been visiting relatives
about here when he went several weeks
ago to the bone of his niece. Mrs. W.
Hatch, wherahe wastaken ill., lie was born
ana lived the larger part of his life
in Westport y. Y. For over 81 years
he was member of the church there and
was also the village constable at that
place for many years. He leaves three
children. two sons, Walter and Charles, Of
INo'Iltsttl, ~ e, anu MIS-, arthur Lewis,
also of Rochester, He also leaves a
brother. Peter and two sisters. Mrs. T..
f.. Grandy and Mrs John Farnsworth
all of this place. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatch, the Rev w n, Hudson Off
ciating, and the Rev, j. II. Long Offering
prayer Miss t'lossic Narney. w. NJ Var
ncy. Mrs L. w. Spaulding and H. +. Beach
sang Rock of Ages" "Rcfuge." The body
was taken Saturday to Newport Mr..
ana Mrs Fred Brooks have gone to the
Industrial school at Nergennes, where
'hey have positions.-M John Pecu
md little daughter have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Narney, -
Miss Jessie McEveila of Addison ana Will
liam stanton. Jr.. were married Thanks
giving evening at the Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage by the Rev. ", II. hudson.
Loyal Spauldlng is spending this week
at Montpelier as the guest of his
brothers. --Jnsaph A~-ers NJ '-"S-''"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
CHITlENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

The death of Mrs. Sophia White oc.
Cured Friday evening at 1879 at the
home of her son, George w. White
There was prayer service at the house
at one O'Clock Monday afternoon with
funera! services at The church at Two
o'clock. The Rev, \. II. Sturgis OF the
Methodist Church will Officiate.-Mr. and
Mrs. Perry NJ, Curtis OF Colchester were
in town Friday.-Mrs. a. u. Coahrane
has returned from Docches,er. MGss
and Scituate. II. l.. where she visited
her daughters, Mrs Albert Galusha and
Miss Edith Cochrane. MIR. aid Mrs.
Oliver Brown were guests of Mr.. and
Mis-. +. 5. Tomlinson Thursday and
were not in Essex junction as stated
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Percival and their
guests. MI. and Mrs. Edward Sloan. OF
Brattlcboro, spent Friday In burlington
Mrs. Patrick Huison has returned
from several weeks IN bet .oit, Mich,
with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Roy
nolds.-Mr and Mrs H. j. Desanv and
Miss Barbara Desany spent Thursday in
Essex Junction at Samuel Oesany's =
Martin V. Willard has sold his farm
to his son, George NJ. Willard, consid-
Grafton nominll-l'ic Rev. Charles Nut
ting was called to Worcester, Mass,
.'rii"y by the Goatn ~ his aged father
j. c. Stevens returned Saturday even
ing from few days visit In Woodstock
at the home OF his sister. Mrs. F. w.
oakes-There was no preaching service
AT the Baptist Church Sunday, the Rev
charles Nuttng being in Worcester,
Mass to attend the funeral of his
Iather.-M,sS Bculah Atkins has return-
cd from Burlington. where she has been
Tor several days-John Garland and fam.
lily are moving to the Kennedy farm in
North Williston and Mr.. Thurston Of
iiinesburg is moving his family to the
Garland farm. which he recently pur-
chased.-Mr. and Mrs Hiram Hanley and
children returned Saturday evening from
Greensboro, where they have been visit
ing relatives Edward Walters of the
Fairbanks company. has been at IL. J.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
WEYBRIDGE.

Wallace Whitman. a highly respected
citizen of this town. died at his home in
the west part of the town on Thursday,
after Il long and painful Illness, He
leaves Il Wife. who is very feeble, three
sons and two daughters. all Of whom Were
present at the funeral. with the oXcep-
ton of one daughter. who resides in Cali
fornia. Funeral services were held at his
late home Saturday, the Rev T.. w. Hal
lowell officiating, The village school,
taught by Miss Stella Turner, closed las,
week Pupils without marks and having
perfect Attendance are, Grace Danven,
Katherine Fiskt, celia Warner. Harold
baker Olyn shaw, Manlev shaw, Rachel
Fisllo, not absent. irene Gordon spelled
down the school. Mrs. j. Dodge of West
Rutland was here Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Whitman.--rhe Ladies' Aid
OF tire Methodist society held their
monthly meeting with Mr,. j. ;. shaw
"Wednesday. Professor CadY Of Middle
lury supplied the pulpit of the Methodist
church again sunday, the pastor being
unable to preach.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05

John Phillipsen of Poughkeepsie. n
Y, is spending n few weeks at the
home OF James Petersen. i. L.
Hamilton and daughter. Ruth. return
ed Wednesday to Brockton, Mass. for
the winter.--The Sidewalk society will
have dance at tho town hall Thurs.
day evening. Mehan has pur-
chased the La Francis house.-W. r..
Waterhouse is running the grlst mill
this winter.
A meeting Of the G. J. Bell Pomona
Grange was held Wednesday. This
Pomona Grange Is composed Of the fif-
teen subordinate oranges In Addison
county. and also Brandon and Sudbury
in Rutland county. Tho officers for tho
next two years were elected as follows.
Master, A. w. Foote. Cornwall; ovcrseer,
c. w. Jones. Sudbury; lecturer. Mrs. r.
e. Varney. Bristol; steward. C. f. Knowl-
ton, Brandon; assistant steward. Allen
Larrow. Vergennes: chaplain. NJ. J. Lam
don. New Haven; treasurer. Harry Hunt.
Mddlcbury; secretary. w. F.. Bump,
Salisbury; gate keeper. II. G. Easton.
shoreham; Ceres, Mrs. A. w. Foote.
Cornwall; Pomona, Mrs. d. f.. Mech,
Monkton Flora, Mrs. A. T. Clark, Addi-
son; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Allen
Larrow, Vergennes; pianist, Mrs. J. e.
Dyer, Salisbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dimmocl, were
in Burlington Tuesday Swc-
nor Is home from RutlanI-Word was
received this morning Of the death ri
Mrs. William Garrow of Nergcnnes
formerly of this town. The funeral
VIII be held here at the churcl Thurs
day at 100 y. M. with burial in New
Haven cemetery.-Mrs. clyde Iie..
maggie Is in poor hcalth.-AIrs. George
Ward is i'll with the grip.-Howar,l
Rose and young son are i'll with chic
ken poX.--Airs. Irving Elliott of Shell
burne and Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee or
Lincoln were guests of william Me-
lntyre over sun lay.-William Partch
Is i'll with the grip.-Asa IIonnagle and
+. T.. ROwley are in Middleburv ut
tending county court.
Byron y. Clark. State Y. NJ g. A. sec
rotary. will speak In the church SUNDAY
morning, At noon lac will speak for the
Men club for men only. At eight u m.
he Will speak again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05
ADDISON.

Martin liarrows of Addison has return
ed home after II two weeks stay with
his daughter Mrs. Frederick Wheeler. in
Putnamvlle.
The Rev. Guy &. Lampson preached
here Sunday evcning.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. Wood arc receiving congratula-
lions on the event of a birth Of a daugh-
ter November 3o-',hc Grange will hold a
meeting Friday cvcning.-Mrs. {. !.
Keckic ana son have returned from Il
visit to her old home in Hil!sboro. y. H
The children of II. II. Clark are i'll with
chickcnpoX.--Cla Clark. who has Just
graduated from the Hawthorne music
ohool of Potsdam, y Y. is at home
Harriet: smith and Flora Willmarth of
Mlddlcoury College have been spending
the THANKSGIVING recess at home Miss
Cora Mitch II and Theron Mitchell re-
turned to St. Adams Monday.