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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23
The OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
oWosso. MICH, FEB. 80, 1919.
Local News.


Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. E
Tabor, a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Weltor
north Owosso, a son.
81. D. Lyon left Wednesday for New
York City on business.
Born, SUNDAY, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Good. Alger avenue, a son.
Born, Feb Is. to Mr.. aud Mrs. Franz
Harvey, Alger avenue, a daughter.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Aitken, Water street, daughter.
Geo. E. Pardee was in Carson City
on legal business the first of the week.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Bsllenbaum, Washington street
son.
Mrs. Louise Sullivan and daughte,
are home from two months stay in
Chicago.
M. Southland attended the hardware
dealers convention in Grand Rapids
this week.
w B. Camburn attended meeting
of the Michigan Rexall dealers in De.
troit, Tuesday.
Gus Abel has purchased P. Cru.
baughs blacksmith shop on West Elk
change street.
James and Miss Mayme Mulhall of
this city were called to Bay City, Fri
day, by the death of their uncle.
Mr. and Mrs T. o. Christian enter
tanned the Quingenti club and other
guests at q o'clock dinner. Tuesday.
Harry Hill has resigned as steam
filter at the Owosso Sugar factory to
accept position in Chatham. Ont.
Thomas Lahey has returned to Owos-
so to again accept position as dis
patcher on the Ann Arbor Railroad.
Earl Sutphen of this city, will travel
with Kit Carson's Wild West Show as
trick roper and broncho buster this year.
Mrs. s. R. Clapp and Mrs. n. R.
Tooly entertained the Congregational
Social Union at the home of the former
Tuesday.
Albert Norris has closed his tailor
shop in the Shattuck building and will
travel for the Perry Glove & Mitten
Co. in Virginia.
Corunna council has authorized the
mayor and clerk to contract with the
Consumers Power Co. for street lights
for the entire city.
Wellington Williams. Owosso, and
A. E. Woolley of Elsie, left tuesday
for Ohio to buy carload of horses,
They will return the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ridenour and
daughter have returned to st. Johns
after visiting at Julian butchers, N.
Mulberry street.
Miss Grace Abbott, pianist, and
Arthur Barry, musician and impersona.
tor, of Ovid, will entertain Abigail
Chapter y. E Stars at the lodge rooms
March 8.
Verne Phillips of this city, who was
arrested on charge of criminally as
saulting his aunt, was discharged
Monday, on recommendation of Pros.
ecuting Attorney Collins because of
lack of evidence.
Mrs. Zelie Vienot aged 81 years, died
Sunday at the family home in Venice
township after an illness of four years.
The funeral was held Tuesday. De-
ceased is survived by her husband, two
daughters, Mrs. Helen Morrell of Ven
ice, Mrs. Mary Totems of New Ravens
and three sons, Emmett, Alfred and
Samuel of Venice township.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23

the east and south-Myron Elwell
and Ed Stokes have purchased farms in
the northern part of the state and will
move their families to the same in the
spring.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-23

VIM. Wysel who has been an EN-
ployee of the printing offices in this
city during the past few years. has
accepted position with the University
Press at Ann Arbor and moved to that
city.
The date of the first West Side Bur.
roughs indoor baseball game of the
series of three, was definitely decided
upon Thursday. 1t was set for next
Thursday night. A side bet of 800
will'be posted at once.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-04-05
Campaign Speaking

The campaign committee Of
the county executive committee
have arranged speaking dates
Iot all candidates that care to
avail themselves Of the oppOrtU-
nifty in the various precincts Of
tae county. Comm .tteemen in
the several pracinctsare request
cd to see that the proper place
and conveniences are arranged
fer their respective localities,
AID where it is convenient ar
range picnics in order that the
people may be gotten together
to hear the issues Of the cam
paign.
The dates as arranged follow;
Lee. Saturday April 9th, II
o'clock.
HlckstoWn, Wednesday ApflI
10th, II O'Clock.
Hamburg, Thursday April
18th, IL o'clock.
Cherry Lake, Friday April
18th, II o'clock.
Pinetta, Saturday April 18th.
IL o'clock.
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IN COURT Or THE COUNTY JUDGE,
STATE or FLORIDA. MADISON COUNT

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STATE or FLORIDA MADISON COUNTY.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

Mr.. and Mrs. James f.. Crossett are
visiting in Worcester and FitchburE,
Mass-Mrs Decker of Montpelier is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Ennis and chill.
dren Of Barre were guests at the home
Of their uncle. Il. f. FNoss. sunday.-Jerry
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael O'Brien.--
Charles Mould of Morrisville was a
guest of w. II. b. Perry over Sunday. -
The funeral Of James Muxzy was held
from the Congregational Church yester-
day afternoon. II. r.. Towne was In
charge AMI tho Rev. w. L. BOicourt Of
ficiated. The Woodmen attended In a
body. The remains were taken to Sar-
anac Lake this morning for burial.-The
children's day exercises at both churches
passed off finely and reflected great
credit upon those who had the programs
in charge
Of Colbyviil- occurred saturday morn
ing Mr.. Muzzy was 40 years of age.
The sudden death of James Muzzy
was employed by s. G. Whitney. and
apparently in the best of nealth. Sat-
urday morning he ate his breakfast
AMI In few moments expired. The
doctor called the cause Of death valvu-
lar disease OF ths heart. Mt Muzsy
came here from Saranac Lake. n r.
about five years ago. He was the son
OF John w. and Fannie (Parson) Muz-
zy. He il survived by his wife aho
young daughter, also by two sistere
and four brothers. Mrs. James Kimban
~ Saranac Lake. Mrs. George Demer-
ritt Of stowe and H. f. MuEzy Of Boil
ton. Carl Mussy OF Waterbury, Fred
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

The monthly meeting OF Bethel branch
International Sunshine society was held
Thursday at Mrs Luella kidder's with
an attendance OF 33-Soion Shedd Of
Columbus. Ohio, Is guest at Robert
w obi a s.--Mrs, A. G. Blake OF South
Royalton Is with her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Albert Abbott.-Mrs. John D.
spending week at North Pomfret. w.
L. Parsons mas sold his farm In Warren
and intends to build house here, The
interior OF the library building Is being
renovated Mrs. Royal Hazard OF Swan
ton is with her daughter. Mrs. Bertha
Hartwsl. Mr.. and Mrs. D.. W. Bliss were
In Pomfret Saturday DIR and Mrs. V
II. Eddy returned Saturd ~ from a week :
tour of Orange cOunty,-Dr q. II. Spiller
Ia here after a confinement OF three
caused by falling on an icy walk-The
members OF the Methodist Sunday school
Will picnic at the camp ground Wednes-
day.-The Universalist dies held a good
sale Saturday afternoon Mrs. Charles
L. Densmore and daughter Of Concord
N. H.. are at Il. Clafiins -Miss Ethe
Wyman was in burlington over Sunday
.-Reuben j. Whitcomb and family OF
}Waipole. Mass, are with friends here =
Walter A. swinyer and family were In
Rutland Friday.-C. r. Noble, aged Y
years. seated himself In q buggy on q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27

barn floor Sunday when the buggy
hacked out Of the barn and over q bank,
throwing him out lie has been confined
to his bed since with no greater injuries
than a general shaking up.
Miss Marion r. Kendall arrived Mon
day from Chicago to spend the sum
ner at her Church street residence -
Tho Raw. II. W. Hubert. d. D., after
his third Sundays preaching at tho Con-
greEational Church. was called TO u
funeral IN Maine.-The Rev. George w.
French Of West Hartford will preach at
the Congregational Church Sunday as a
andida4e,-Mrs. Howard Tucker is q
guest for the week OF Mrs Martha A.
Cushing-Singing at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning was by n male
quartette consisting Of W. r. Briggs, A.
N. Washburn. l.. J., Chamberlin ana c.
w. Southworth.-The summer schedule
on the c. v. r. affects the mall service.
especially by the substitution OF the Il
o'clock for the seven o'clock northbound
ns the morning mall train.-Arthur V
I.eavitt OF Bethel and Miss Nina T.
Markham OF South Woodstock were mar.
RED Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
the BRIDES mother. MIS- Byron Allen
the Rev. j. Wesley Miller officiating
The bride IL a graduate OF the Randolph
| Normal school and has taught severa
years. They will live at the Leavit'
| farm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
Mvsxy Of Montpelier AMI Charles MUS

Mvsxy Of Montpelier AMI Charles Mus
~ OF Spokane, washington. pri-
mary department of the Congregation
nj Sunday school met n pleasant sur
prise at their rehearsal Saturday aft
ernoon. when they were given refresh
ments in honor of Miss Belle Ran ialfs
seventh birthday.-The Grange picnic
IN the Arkeley grove was we'll attend
ed Friday a baseball gaioe and the
sports filled the time until noon. when
n basket picnic was held After this
shower drove the people into the
town hail whore a fine program was
given. rejecting much credit upon tn >
teachers Of the schools in Rock Bridge
district. Moretown. Philips district
Crossett Hill and Duxbury Corners,
Duxbury.-Mr and Mrs. r. e. White.
hill are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Perry in Iberville, Can.
The Rev. w. l.. Boicourt. G. G. Graves
+. +. Knight and T. r. Campbell were
| in Orange Tuesday attending the 78tf
annual meeting Of the Washington
County association of Congregations
Churches. The trip was made In Mr.
Campbelrs car. Mr.. Boicourt preached
the sermon In the afternoon.-R, W
| Palmer IL in burlington for the week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Professor and Mrs. "a A. Part
ridge and daughter. and mother
OF Philadelphia arrived here Mon
day to spend the summer-Miss
Annie Clark. teacher OF music in a nor
NAL school in Virginia, Is here to spend
the summer with her sister-The Rev.
Mr.. Hoyt has taken the Boy Scouts to
East Bethel tn camp for a week.-Mrs.
Luthera Blodgett. who has been with her
daughter. Mrs. stetson. in Springfield the
past winter. has opened her cottage. Her
daughter came with her Mr.. Stetson ex-
poets to be here next Sunday and take
Mrs. Stetson homo with him.-Examina-
lions are going on at the Agricultural
school this week and the school closes
Its first year Frtday.-The Congregat ton
al Church gave the Rev. Walter Brad.
ford reception Tuesday evening Re-
fresl,ments were served by the Ladies'
Social Circle at their rooms in the
church.-Mrs. Cook is Ill with neural
Ella of the stomach.-The annual town
school meeting will be held at the train.
ing school building Saturday at two
o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
MORTIFIED.

Mortified Lodge OF Odd Fellows cele
brated Memorial day on Sunday by
meeting at their hail. and then marching
TO Elmwood cemetery. where the usual
ceremonies we're held.-E J. Guilette. who
has been employed at the Robinson
barber shop for the past two years. has
purchased a shop at swanton and takes
possession at the close Of this week..
The Norwich University summer school
camp has been pitched near the Hutchin-
son barn on the Bull Run road.-Miss
Minnie r. Smith Is at W. A. Plastridge' =
after having been at the Fanny Allen
hospital Tor treatment for several months.
Joseph X Egerton Is reported az heing
seriously ill.-Kari n Sabin Of New York
city was at G. s. Richmond over Sun
day.--The body Of Mrs. James Cone was
brought from Barre on Monday for
lnterment in Elmwood cemetery.--The
Rev ]. r. McGarrv Of Windsor. who has
been assigned by Bishop Rice to the
vacant rectorshp at st. Johns Catholic
Church. will commence his duties on
June Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mr.. and Mrs. JONES Howard of New
York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard on Depot street--Randwick Bis
sell Of Trinity College Hartford. Conn
Is in town for the summer vacation.-Mr
and Mrs. James Powers have returned
from Montreal.-Miss Jennie Field and
Frank j. Phelps Of Center Rutland we're
married Saturday afternoon, June 90. at
the brides home in Orwell --Campmeeting
opened Sunday al Silver lake-Mrs. W.
c. Perry and three sons of Winsted.
Conn, are with Mrs Perry's mother.
Mrs. NJ. A. Benoit. for the summer--M
and Mrs f. j. Ormsbee went Monday
to Burlington TO attend commencement at
the University OF Vermont. Cards have
been received announcing the maria &c
OF Miss Caroline Spaulding and Irving
Wood at the Beechwood Hotel, Atlantic
City, y. j.. on Saturday. June 15.-Mr
and Mrs. T.. n. Rising. Miss Mabel Ris.
ing. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. H. Frasier of Glens
Falls, N. T.. returned Monday from
their cottage at Lake Dunmore.-Miss
Nellie Devers and Miss Kate Blackwell
who have been the guests OF Miss Mabe
Taylor at Long Point. Lake Champlain
have returned.--Burt Merritt IS in New
York for q few days.-Irving Jenney has
sold his farm in Goshen to Merritt Cliff
ford OF P1ttsford~z-Mrs. Fred Manches
ter has returned from a 10 days trip t
Brushton. n. y.
Miss Fannie Annette Spooner. eldes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernstu!
spooner. was married last evening at he
home on Pearl street TO Loren Wallac,
Flagg Of Elmwood, Mass. The Rev
Charles w. Turner performed the cere
mony. which took place beneath bower
Of ferns and daisies. The bride WINS at
tended by her sister. Miss Agnes r
Spooner. and Earl r. Spooner acted a
best man. Miss Lotte Sessions paye,
the wedding march Refreshments wer
served Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Flagg left In an automo
bile for a weeks honeymoon at Thomp
sons Point They will reside in Elmwood
IMass.-The annual Sunday school picni
for the Congregational Church was hell
Tuesday at Lake Dunmore-C. ]. Orms
bee Post, @. A. r.. has leased all OF tn
second story In the Hastings block
Neshobe Grange will hereafter occup
these rooms instead Of the Odd Fellows
hall.-Miss Cora Talbot has received a
appointment as instructor in English i
the normal school at New Paltz. " Y
Mrs. w. o. Talbot and Miss Cora Talbo
are in East Berkshire to attend the wed
ding OF Miss Pauline Perley
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BRIEF DISPATCHES.

Winnipeg. Man, June 2S--MOre than
u 100000 damage has been done by
forest fres since Monday in the vicin-
ity OF Superior Junction. east OF hero.
Washington. luna 26.--Because lS-
year-oli Guy Hurdle received par
entrai rebuke last Saturday for ex-
changing q watca for chicken 70
which he had taken IA fancy the boy
hanEel himself from tree near ms
home His body was found to-day.
Toulon France June 26.-During
practice aboard the French armored
cruiser Jules Michalet to-day Off Hyares
islands. IL premature explosion OF is-
centimeter gun occurred Three officers
and 70 seamen were injured. One Of the
latter died In the hospital and four Others
arc In q critical condition. The charge
was fred as It was being pushed Into the
gun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
MONTPELIER.

Miss Clara Alice Demerritt and Charles
Claude Fisher were married Tuesday
afternoon n the home Of the brides par
ents in East Montpelier. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Ward r.
Clarke of the Church Of the Messiah.
The annual convention OF The Wash
ington County womans Christian Tenn
perance Union opened at Christ Church
parish house Yesterday morning with
about a score of delegates present. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. T.. NJ Denny Montpelier
corresponding secretary, Miss Matte s.
Watson: treasurer. Mrs r. NJ Guern-
sey: first vice-president. Mrs. c. s
Richmond. Northficld: second vlce-presi.
dent. Mrs. Frank Rogers. Waterbury
auditor, Miss Matte S. Watson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27

week there were more votes cast than
for governor two years ago. q N. Eur
f1ngton received 80 to Is and e. II. Sher-
win 1b for county senator
WOLCoTT.
Mrs. Ethel Reed IL visiting her Gister
IN ct. Johnsbury.--Cor Hadley 10 VISIT
ing IN Wells Rivera surprise party was
given Idllis Lusada and her mother thc
end. They leave Wednesday for the
mountains for the summer-Mrs. A. A.
Bicknell returned tho 22nd. from visiting
friends In Waterbury.--Mrs. Iewte Wells
who has been visiting her mother Mrs
w. .. Dawson. returned TO Concord. N
H.. the 22nd.-Mrs. NJ. Mayo. Of ct.
Johnsbury, IL visiting her sister. Mrs. II.
Elsworth.-Mr. and Mr.. J. T. Baxen.
dale are visiting their son in Burlington.
The change Of time on the rail-
road went into effect Monday. The extra
train. known as the Hyde Park, was put
on. II Is due at 7:15 a. m. and 1898 p.
m. The west bound train At night 10 due
at 5:S6 Instead Of 6:b8.--Mio Jennie Chap
man of johnson 10 the guest OF het
grandmother. Mary Tiilotson.-
Misses Carrie and Mary Poor leave Sat.
urday for Old Orchard. Me. where they
have positions for the eummer.-A. g.
Billiards. youngest child, who has been
quite Ill. is improving.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
EAST WARREN.

]. l.. McGlafiin Of Mortified was in
town Sunday.-George Lang and family
have been in town several days the past
week.-Erncst Lamb IL in Randolph for
few days.--Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Ch''ds
md son. Walter, OF Moretown' were NJ
+. c. Lambs Sunday.-Mrs. CLARION Allen
and two children OF Barre are visiting In
town.. c. Lamb and wife are spending
the week in Randolph. l.. Spa'ding has
purchased an automobile. -Dorothy Stay
ton Of Montpelier is spending few days
in town.. 4. Buck ard family are
visiting at W. r. Moore's.-Mrs. Emma
Huntington Of Evanston. Ill. and Mrs.
Edward Fisher of Bethel are guests OF
7 7, TillOtson
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
BENSON.

J. K. Root and l.. d. Beiden went t. the
district and State conventions Tuesday
George Fits has moved from the Nicker-
son house near Orwell into the Jane King
house in this vtllage-The local w. c. T.
Y. met at Mr.. kent's on Wednesday
nj 600 y. m Mrs. C. NJ. King had charge
The subject WIS Cigarettes. Newell
Harrison returned from Hartford. Conn.
Friday with his daughter. who has been
in a deaf and dumb school there seven
years and will remain there three more
years-Miss Blanche Belden came from
Schenectady Saturday and will spend a
vacation of two weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ID. Beldcn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
SEASHORE LIMITED HAS
HAIR-BREADTH ESCAPE

Mansfield. Conn.,. June 26.-The sea-
shore limited. the train de luxe OF the
Central Vermont railway. running from,
New London to Montreal. had a narrow
escape from being wrecked near here
at $50 o'clock tonight when the forward
truck of the engine lender left the rails.
The tender was knocked crosswise of the
rails. bringing the heavy train to sud
den stop. No one was injured. President
F1tzhugh OF the Central Vermont road
was passenger.
A wrecking train from New London has
just reached here but It will take At
least five hours to clear the tracks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
LOWELL.

II. A. Parker and c. II. Newton were
elected delegates TO the district conven-
ton. A. p Sweet and F. y. Lambert
vera elected delegates To the State con-
vention and A. w. Farman. Frank Bar
ney. Milo Hines and Howard Pudvah.
The republican town committee are A.
p. Sweet. r. y. Lambert and r. W. Far
man.--James Murphy OF Somervlle.
Mass, 10 in town.-The Rev. Father La
vigne IL spending the week in Montreal
and Quebec.-D. II. Curtis Of willimantic,
Conn. is spending his vacation In town.
Miss Mary Newton OF Lowell, Mass,
has come to spend the summer months
Lulu Messer is at home for her vaca
ton from school-Miss Hilda O'Rourke
Of Richford is spending few weeks with
her aunt. Mrs. n. A. Farker.-Mrs San.
ford Smith and Mrs. Rachel Smith are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Stephen.
SON.