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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27

Mrs. Mary i. shafner, wife of
Hance J. Shaffner, Of No. 290l Madi-
son street. who while I'll on s~nday
swallowed a teaspoonful Of carbolic
acid in mistake for medicine, died
at her home this morning of gastritis.
The woman while suffering from a
slight cold on Sunday asked her hus-
band TO give her a dose of cough
syrup and in mistake for the right
bottle ne picked up the one contain
ing the acid.
AS the fluid entered her mouth Mrs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27

County Constable James ]. Wright,
of New Castle, was commended by
Judge Cochran In City Court today
for arresting Leroy Brown, colored,
whom he saw advancing on George
H. Stokes, of No. 1901 Bowers street,
yesterday afternoon at Fourth and
King SITS, with an open knife. Stokes
testified that while passing along the
street with two companions he asked
Brown 10 stop rolling barrels until
he had passed Brown then said
something and drew n knife.
Constable Wright said he arrived
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
HARRINGTON MAN BANKRUPT.

Iachariah Hatfield, a blacksmith
and implement dealer. in Harrington,
today filed "A petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in the United States Court
through his counsel, Arley b. Magee.
OF Dover and was adiudlcated bank
mpt The petition was referred 10
George NJ Jones, referee in bankrupt
cy. The petitioner set forth assets of
s2,359.1l. and liabilities OF $3.6oS.50.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
OYSTER COMMISSION
FINISHES IT'S WORK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Sept 27-The State
Oyster and Revenue Commission met
here yesterday. The Government
Engineer. c. c. Yates. presented maps
of the oyster plantations in the Della
ware Bay, showing the actual amount
of bay bottom taken up and worked
by the oystermen. The Commission
will have their complete report ready
for submission to the next Legisla-
Tnra
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
MoRKERs CoNrRAsTEp.

The laggard dron IS IN the rit.
The aggressive worker forges
. to the front.
The laggard seeks no chances
for advancement and is content
TO hang on TO his job without
striving for efficiency and recog-
y milton.
The aggressive worker keeps
in touch with opportunity and is
. alive TO chances for bigger, bet
ter things.
The laggard does not know OF
= the offerings of the Want Col
. umns.
The aggressive worker depends
. upon the Wants to provide in
q creased responsibility and added
" earnings
The Wants are for the aggres-
+" sive.
q
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
EARLY MORN FIRE
EATS A KITCHEN

District fre companies responded to
an alarm of fire from box No. 80, at 3
o'clock this morning the fire having
broken out in the kitchen Of the
house No. 609 West Fifth street. Oc-
cupied by the family of William f..
Wainwright. The kitchen was pretty
we'll burned out hut the loss is cover
ed by Insurance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
WOODMEN's ENTERTAINMENT.

The combined camps, Modern
Woodmen OF America, and Royal
Neighbors. will hold an entertainment
tonight in the hall al the Law Build
ing, Ninth and Market streets. Hon.
Ralph r. Johnson, of Lincoln, Neb.,
will be the speaker of the evening.
Admission viii be by card only. Re
freshments will be served.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
RrILpING IMPROVEMENTS.

Building Inspector Cassidy issued
permits today TO James NJ smyth. to
enclose back porches on the houses
Nos. 1106-110S Rodney street, to cost
al No. 40 Rodney street. to cost Sl00.
the work to be done for Harlan G.
Scott
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
MR. RUCHER IMPROYING.

The condition OF Albert Bucher who
is suffering from erysipelas at his
home. No. 1918 West Eighth street,
the result OF brass poisoning, was re-
ported much improved today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27
MEATING pLANT FOR SCHOOL.

Bids viii be opened tonight by the
Board Of Education for Installing the
heating plant in the new No 30 school
under construction beyond Washing
ton street bridge.
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MEATHER.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-For Del
aware; Cloudy and cooler tonight.
Saturday fair, moderate northwest
winds.
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non ATTAoKTD AuTmcAV uWsrfRs HOrsE.

MOB ATTACKED AMERICAN MINISTRIES hOI>E.
By The United Prose
BERNE Switzerland sopt a7-screamne "Down with tho
United staes avo hundred italian vomuen strike In sym-
pahy with Giovanau tries demolsh the Amer.
minister's today Police and soldiers dspers
them after brisk Fight No serious damage dono
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-09-27

7 7 1T-T7
WASHINGTON. sept. 27-Fair
weather is predicted for tonight or
Saturday In the eastern states.
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The EVENING JOURNAL

has more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
Tha means a home paper
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter of Mont
ielior are guestg Of Mr. ana Mrs. Martin
Purtel.-Therc vas good attendance at
the minstrel entertainment given in Rich
mond hall Monday ni,sht.-Mrs lnez Bes-
sctt of o tpelier was the guest of Mir
and Mrs. Charles Bessett Sunday Mir
Dohouv who has been at the home of
Mrs ". :. Freeman for two weeks has
returned to Bristol There was a whist
party I'm |. O. o. +. hall Tuesday evening
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs 4. c..
Ht!ry.-Miss Helen kimball Of Williams
town is the guest OF Miss Harriet Ed
wards.-Tho gentlemen Of the Universal.-t
Chur n " u serve a fish chowdder supper
at this vcStry Of the church Friday even
ing-A T. r. 'rowne ana Mrs +. T.
Freeman entertained the Louise NJ.
Smiley Circle of Kings Daughters We'd
ncsdaN 4fteruoon at Mrs. Freeman :,
home. Dinner was served at six
o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs J. W. M0Garghan
have returned from New York, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John p'Byrnc the past wcek.-Ailss Rose
DonoWaY entertained the All Round
club Tuesday At me home of Ir and
Mrs. W. ". Miller,-Mlss Maytie Gleason
has returned from Burlington. where she
| has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
| VI. g. Leary Miss Teresa Egan OF In
| derhill is the guest of Miss Alberta Ellis,
Miss Margrct Mccoy is visiting relatives
in Bristol.-Asa Kenyon has returned
from Castle Rock. Colo. where he spent
the winter with his sister. Mrs. G. w
| I.
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CHARLOTTE

Henry Williams has accepted a posi-
tion as shipping clerk with T. II. Hos
ford Harvey Williams went to Whit
ing last week, whore he has a posi-
tlon as farm manager.--George and
Edward Edgerton are IN Grand Isle
trimming trees for the Eastern Fruit
and Nut Orchard oompany.---FranlI
Sturgeon viii movc into Napoleon
Rocks tenement and win work foi
Freeman Carpenters
Stanton Williams has gone to Boston
on business trip. His SON Master Rus
sell Williams. who has been visiting there
Will return with him.--Mrs. a. G. Mac
DougaN OF Shelburne has bought the "
l.. Ring place in East Charlotte.--L. l.
pesauten Is planning to make extensive
improve on his house this spring.
1t Was Eentlenen's night a TIN grange
Monday, ana they entertained with
minstrel show. The orchestra played am
refreshments were served. Raymond Me
Gee and family are planning to move 4
Vergennes.-Mrs Myron Williams Is H.
The gentlemen entertained at the Wits
Clul, Wednesday, evening
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MILTON.

The Rev. y. Fl. Strong. A. Walston,
Mrs. A. A. Herrick, Miss Carrie. Miss
Marion Robinson, Mrs. r. I. Allen and
G.. ~ Wood attended the county Sunday
school convention at Richmond Friday. -
John Hardy returned to his home at
Shelburne Falls. Mass, Saturday, after a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Smead,
and sister, Mrs. -. II. Strong.-The grad
ed school closed Friday for n two weeks
vacatlon.-Albertine Parker OF Richmond
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. r. j. Robinson.
Mrs. H. II. Fuller has been suffering
with an attack of rheumatism MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Brush of Burlington spent
SUNDAY Mt his fathers. ~. A. Brush.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Shrovor are the
parents of girl. born Sunday morn
ing.-Mrs. orlando Hewey has been
called to Springfield. Mass. by the Sc
ricus illness of her little granddaugh-
ter.--The men of tho Conere rational
Church and society are 10 serve sup
per at the vestrv Friday eveninR--O.
Il. HcweY returned sunday from a sew
eral months trip to California. Iowa,
and other western polnts.--Mra F.. g.
Isham of Burlington and Mrs. H. ..
Clark of East Orange, n. j., were IN
town observation-disclosures 4. Phelps is
Improving slowly.-Miss Lena Holmes
Ia confined to the house with n hard
CoId
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WESTFORD.

Tho Rev. Mr.. Naylor, BAPTIST Stat
missionary. Will preach here Sunday He
is expected to remain here until pastor
is secured for the church.--Miss Lessie
COBB Is At nome from Essex Junction for
4 Two weeks vacation.-Lezer Barkyoumb
has gone to ST. Adams for treatment for
blood poisoning. Mr.. Barkyoumb was In
the hospital for several weeks. but did
not make complete recovery and was
Obliged to return.-Niss Florence Smith
Is at home for a two weeks vacation
Tho Daisy Chain meets with Mrs. j. F..
Allen Saturday afternoon.
Clinton Henry Faulkins and Miss Haze
L. M.cia were married Monday by tnt
Roy. Josiah Iidher.
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NORTH HERO.

Judge Of Probate William Haynes died
al his home yesterday morning at nine
O'Clock. Funeral services will be held
a. the house Saturday at 1890 The
Rev j. =. Angel. a former pastor. but
now OF Brooksaeld, will preach the ser
mon and Masonic services will be held
at the grave. Judge Haynes was 81 years
OF age and had been in poor health for
the past few Years but his last Hines
began about THANKSGIVING time when he
suffered severe hemorrhage OF the
lungs. ne repres his town in l~2
and always had been prominent In e."
busine.s affairs of the town. lie vas
elected Judge OF probate in 1872 and held
the office continually since. He was
son of the late Elijah ard Polly Haynes
and always resided here. ie leaves
wife. four sons and three daushters' Inc
sons are Jay OF Cnderhill, Chauncey. who
resides In Schenectady. y. y, Guy or
Remington. and Harry. who lives IN Bur
Nngton The daughters al Mrs Grace
| Hazen. who lives near the homestead Mrs
Fannie Rood and Miss Efle. who reside
at home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Chandler Peck, who Is very III a.
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Lucy
Jacknan was reported as more comfort
able Sunday Emory Abair, foreman for
Miss Gencvisve Horsford, Is suffering
from AN attack of lumba go.-IIenry Put
nam has returned to brigham academy
after spending week at his home here,
Mrs Electa Cove is spending few days
AZ her home in Bristol.-Miss Anna Hayes
has returned to her school at East Hard
wick after spending n week with her
parents Mrs. Jane Stebbins of Monkton
spent sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Ambrose st. George, and family. -Lester
NJ Prindle of the University of Vermont
spent Saturday and Sunday at his homo
returning t. Burlington Sunday evening
Edward Noonan, who has been on the
farm of Frederick Thomas. Jr., for the
past year. has taken farm in Hines
burg and went Monday to take charge
4 daughter was born Sunday to Mr.. ano
Mrs Frederick Thomas, Jr.-Mr. and Mrs
George Blair of Shelburne Point spen
Sunday in town. the guests OF relatives
There was a quiet wedding at the Bap
| fist parsonage wednesday evening. Marc
| 49, when George F. Cary OF New Yori
| city, brother of Mrs. Dawson. and Mrs
| Fannie s. Clerkir OF Hyde Park. were
| united in marriage by the Rev, Thomai
| Davison.-Mrs. william IT, II. Varney
who Is In the Mary Fletcher hospital fol
| surgical treatment. Is rapidly recovering
| and is expected to return home soon.-
Professor a. l., Emo has been spending {
| few days with his mother, Mrs Phoebe
| Eno.-Mr. Weston of West Cornwall l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21
FAIRFAX.

Tho selectmen have warned n town
meeting for Mordav. April !, 70 see *
the town VIII vote for Il permanent road
fund Mrs. Harry stiles and ,hree chill
drea Of Johnson are in town.. w. Ho,-
brook Of Townsend IS In town for q few
days.-Tho Rev. Mr.. BoardulAn preached
lat tho Tap list Church in Westfofd sur
day.--Thp Young son OF MI and Mrs. j.
NJ. Parsons is III with pneumonia and
trained nurse from burlington IS caring
for him.-Alra Amelia Domain OF Burlins-
ton ~ in town.--Mre Edison Hunt. who
has beon confined 20 he bed for the past
three weeks remains about the same
Mrs. Fred Daniels. who has been IN
Montpelier for several weeks, has return
ed News has been received Of the dea N
of Mrs. Lottie Roberts Warren, wife OF
Seth r. Warren Of Woodst took and form
erly OF this town. Mrs. Warren was G5
years of age and had lived in failing
health for about a year. She is survived
| by her husband and four sons, George.
Frank Percy and Pearl.-H. {. Rugg' $
sugar house together with several hum
| dred buckets, evaporator and storage
tanks was burned Monday afternoon. M.
/ Rugg had finished washing his buckle S
and was almost at his own houae when
he discovered the fire caused by q spark
| from tho chimney theme Of the
Sunday morning sermon In the Baptist
Church will he In Simon's House" All
are cordially invited TO the Sunday school.
The leader of the c, i. meeting at six
will be Miss ifee- Leach. the topic being.
THE Saloon and its Allies" The topic OF
the evening sermon, The Power Of
Fai.h."--The grammar school enjoyed ID
strawride to Cambridge Saturday after
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21
sWANToN.

The annual village meeting March i
was one OF The shortest on record.
the election Of chief engineer being the
only office over which there was any de-
'ay and that was because the office went
begging. George Hnwley finally being
persuaded to take It. VI. ODaN was
unanimously elected a trustee in place OF
NJ w Barney. VINO had served three
years and who would not take the office
again p j. Farrell and Or. Burnett are
servine unexpired terms. The other oni-
GERS were reelected. the fIll list being
as follows: President c. L. Allen: CLERK
l. A. Lapclle; trustees, P. j. Farrell, T.
A. Burnett and NJ. O'Day; chief engineer
George NJ. Hawley; treasurer. George H.
I.oiselle: tax collector ". j. Noley; audi
tors. L. A. Lapele, George Quinn, F. n
Half. A tax of 60 cents on the dollar was
voted for general expenses. This ia hve
cents on the dollar less than last year
Twenty cents on the dollar was voted foi
highway purposes, the legal requirement
II was voted to retain a night Waterman
and 10 purchase a carload of cement toi
sidewalks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21
RICHrORD.

The Rev. W. 7. Forsythc, rector oi 81.
AIMS Episcopa Church. passed last week
in Reistertown, Md, n suburb Of Balti-
more, where he held u special mission ut
Hannah More academy. On his return
he will pass few days in New York
city r'sitng tho Rev. s. II. Watkins,
formerly of St. Adams, and is expected
home Saturday. The Rev. T. NJ. Coffin
OF Mansonville, Que. officiated a. ST.
AIMS Church Sunday morning and even
ing in the absence OF Mr.. Forsythe. Tho
mid-March meeting Of the Woman's club
was held Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. r. NJ. Pelton with Mrs.
w y. Locltlln as leader The following
oduca ..unai topics wcro discussed: nm
creased Opportunities for Education"
The Necessity Of Medical Examination
in Public Schools" and Is Our Hlsh
School Education Practical?"-A caucus
Of tho republican voters OF tho town OF
Eichford will be held in Aver opera han
Saturday. March 30 to elect delegates to
the republican State and district ccnven-
tons 20 choose delegates 20 tho presi-
Dental conVention.--The candidacy is an
nouncel Of Gaylord r. Ladd of this VII
laga for nomination as states attorney
before the republican county convention
Carl H. iIili and family VIII move TINS
veci, to Cowansville, Que" where MI
lin has a position In the factory OF MY
! Viias-W.. Max Lauder has moved to
Mrs j. II. Hamilton's house-C. "A. Bing-
ham will move to the Sanborn house mi,
week w. J. Hall and family have gone
to Carlsbad. Alberta, where they VIII
make their future hcme.-J. c. Towie OF
Enosburg Falls, county road commission
er. met the selectmen and read commits
sioner OF this town Saturday for a as
pernlanert road fund this year.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Katrina rrney q: Middesex has
been the guest Of her aunt. Miss Psicc.--
The remains Of Mrs. Ellen Iyea Worley
were brought here from Mclggs Corners.
p q, and the funeral wa acid IN the
Methods Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. NJ. a Turner oficiat,ng-
George Harrison. who has been at work
In Harding. Mass, is in .own.--Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Colard OF South Franklin
visited NJ. and Mrs. 9. /. Towio Tues
dav.
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lAMOILLE COUNTY
MoRRIsVyLLE.

Mrs. Frank Butler of Cambridge was
n guest Thursday and Friday of Mrs
Elizabeth Thomas.-Mrs. Fannie Walker
of Boston visited her sister, Mrs, Alice
Reed. Friday and Saturday.-Mrs. w. w.
Talbert Of East Hardwick came Frldsy
TO visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G, 5.
HASTINGS Estella Churchill and son,
oscar. were guests Fridsy and Saturday
of her cousins. MIR, and Mrs. George Bry
ant-Mrs. A. j. Daniels 81 Greensboro
was n guest OF Mr., and Mrs. = III. Cram
while here to attend the junior exhibition
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Ping have moved
to the Charles Earle farm. Mr. Ring Is
employed at the Boardlnan MILF. A.
TYtman has moved from West Hill to the
Alec Lara way farm near johnson. Glenn
Cram of Boston and Mrs. T.. ID. Huntley
Of Burlington arrived here Friday even
ing to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
+. II. Cram.--Miss Clara Dodge. IA teacher
in Barre. came Friday evening to pass
the Easter vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Doige-Mrs. Viii
liam Baker was called to Johnson 6atur-
day by illness In the family of her son.
Carl Baker, --George Tiff went to Burlins-
ton Saturday to visit Mrs Tiff at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. The condition OF
Mrs Tiff II improving.-Ralph Clark has
again entered the employ of II. Waite g.
Sons, AZ order clerk,
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house, the Baptist representative of tho
northern Baptist convention. who spoke
In the Baptist Church there.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. j. Foster Of Westford spent Sun
day in town at his parents Guy Dingler
Of Montpelier has been visiting at the
home of his mother Mrs. Esther Dinglei
for a few days.--Hartwell G. 1Ianlcy drew
two horse rad of hardwood logs into
Willlnms's iu4il yard which measured
over geo fcet.-ClaNton Dingler is at home
from Middlesex. where he has boon for
two weeks.The Rev J. Il. Buzzell
preached at the Baptist Church SUNDAY
morning. The union evening service at
the Baptist Church YVES omitted.-Mr and
Mrs. = H. Brown OF t1ndcrhil spent Sun
day with his brothers and sister.-Mrs.
Rogers, who has been III. Is improving.
Miss Emily Graves of Jericho Center
IS spending several weeks with Mrs.l..
G. Tcrrill-Funoral services for Mrs
Anna Eliza Porter, widow of Nathan
Porter, were held SUNDAY afternoon at
two O'Clock at the home of Arson Field,
where she died Friday morning of Old
age Tho Key \. II. Sturgis OF the
Methodist church was the attending
clergyman and +. C. Pcasc was in charge
The burial vas In the village cemetery
beside rhc body Of her husband, who
died T. years ago. Reside the flower,
from the relatives there was large
spray of carnations from the Method t
Church of which the deceased was "A
member II. T.. Holmcs. Miss Myrtle
lIomos and Miss Nellie Field of Burline .
ton We're among those from ont Of town
to attend rhc funeral. Mrs. Porter. who
was the oldest person In town. having
recently Observed her g9nd anniversary .
had beer in remarkably good heali a
until Il few months ago, when she va
seriously Ill for several weeks, but was
recovering slowly and until the evcnin :
hefore her death was as well as usual.
She suffered severe chill Thursday
afternoon ana because of weakness due
to old age was unable to rally and her
death followed IN Il few hours
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ENOsBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. James kidder are TO be
with their son, Carleton Kidder. through
the sugar season. Mr.. Kidder will assist
in the boiling Kenneth Wright. who has
been Ill with Jaundtoe. Is out again
March IL being the 6s.h birthday Of tho
Rev. Evarts Kent, his former parishon-
ers here sent him a postal-eard shower.
which he acknowledged BY letter sent
to the church and congregation and read
at the morning servicc.-Many of tho
farmers are tapping In many sugar
places the snow is quite deep and soaked
with water.-The seiectmen are having
many of the roads In town plowed out
TO make them safe for pesseneers.-Thc
infant child of Mr. and Mrs Haselton.
who has been very III with spinal msnin-
gifts, is better-The supper that WA to
have been served NJ the Congregational
vcstry Friday evening was given UP on
account OF the weather.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

'rhe officers elected by the new or
gnnization, Weldon Chapter. No. 70, Or
der of the Eastern Star, were as follows
Worthy matron, Mrs. G. w. Groom.
worthy patron, Merrill ID. Armstrong
assistant worthy matron, Mrs. Avery O.
smith: conductress, Miss Marion l.. Col
Inns: secretary. q. w. Groom; treasurer
e. j. St Clair. The new chapter has a
membership of twenty eight.
The funeral of Mrs. james G. Finn
who died at the hospital Friday night
WAS held at St. Mary's Church Monday
morning at nine o'clock and the burla
was in Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs
Finn was % years old and is survived
Nv her husband, James G. Finn. TO whom
she was married last June by her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Gennett
of New York, a brother. Edward J. Gen
nett of New York and three sisters. the
Misses Abbie and Ruth Gennett of New
York and Mrs. William Morreau OF
Springfield, Mass.
\ local chapter of the Order Of Eastern
Star was instituted here Friday start
ing with about IS members. The chapter
was organized at the afternoon session
when three candidates were initiated.
| fine banquet was served at tho American
House at 1880 o'clock and at the evening
| session ths officers We're installed TIL,
! grand officers present were: Col. George
+. Leland of Springfield, grand patron
| Mrs. Ella w. Weeks of ST. Johns bury
grand matron; Mrs, Ruby c. liawley o.
Richford. grand lecturer; Mrs. r. +
Greene OF Richford. deputy grand ma tron
A delegation from the Martha Washing
ton Chapter Of Enosburg Falls assiste,
| IN the work.
The death Of Mrs, Martha f. Champion
wife OF Charles A. Champion, occurre'
! at her home at East SwantOn Frida
afternoon of pneumonia. after brie
illness, Mrs. Champion was Gs years oil
| and besides her husband leaves five chill
dren. George w, Champion OF Newto
Center Mass. Charles A. Champion. Jr
Mrs. Albert Leach and Miss Adelin
Champion OF East Swanton and Mrs
Albert Catlin of St Adams. The funera
was held at her late home Sunda
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The wedding of Miss Edith 10
Of Lincoln avenue and CO.
Grow OF Fletcher took place Tnn.sda
evening At the home of tho brid'
The Rev, r, w. Lewis performed tn