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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.


amended complaint in line with the opin-
ion OF the court in the matter of II, W
Ballard vs., Mayor s G. Greene. asking
FOR a recount of the votes for mayor
In the last city election The case was
heard on demurrer fled to the original
complaint and was decided at the October
term Of the supreme court, the demurrer
being sustained and the complaint dis
missed with leave to file an amended
complaint. The opposing party. s. G..
Greene had six days in which To reply.
All the testimony must be completed and
filed on or before November 20 when
the question Of the recount Will be finally
settled.
The annual meeting OF district No. S.
Order of tho Eastern Star, was held
with Weldon Chapter, No. 70, at Masonic
hall in this city Friday afternoon and
evening. The meeting was attended by
about G. delegations from Martha Wash
ington Chapter, No a, Enosburg Falls;
Chittendon, No 20. Milton; Mlsslsquoi,
80. 81, Kichford; Harmony, No co. East
Fairfield, Bethlehem, No. g., bakersfield:
Boil, No. ~, Franklin: Bethany, No. II,
Essex Junction, and Weden. No. 49, ST.
Adams Among the grand officers present
were: Enos H. Shcrwin of Johnson. grand
patron; Mrs Gertrude f. Buell. OF South
stafford, grand matron; Mrs. Ruby G.
liaWcy Of RiChford. grand lecturer; j.
II. Mcars Of Enosburg FAN, district
deputy grand patron, and Mrs. Addle
f.. Allen of Milton. district deputy grand
matron. The meeting opened at $3.50
O'Clock with reception to the grand Of
hccrS, the address of welcome being
given by Mrs. Avery q. Smith, worthy
matron of Weldon Chapter, which was
responded to by Mrs. Elizabeth Robe
of Franklin. After a social hour spent
at the rooms, at six O'Clock "a banquet
was held at the American House. and
In the evening, beginning at about eight
O'Clock, the following cXempltications
took place; Worthy patron, A. ID. Wilder
OF Bel Chapter; worthy matron, Mrs.
Bernice Purdy of NIssisquoi Chapter
assistant matron, Mrs. VERNE Wells of
Bethlehem Chapter; secretary, Miss
Mary Nichols Of bethany Chapter. treas
urer, Miss Winona Cormia of Chittenden
Chapter; conductress, Miss Isabelle Miller
of Weldon Chapter; assistant conduc-
tress, Mrs. Helen Lovelette of Harmony
Chapter warden, Mrs. Emmett Nc
Feeters of Martha Washington Chapter
chaplain, Mrs. Eta Wells of Harmony
Chapter. marshal. MIS-. Clara Drury of
Bethany Chapter; sentinel, r. II.
Mecorrey of Weldon Chapter; Adah, Miss
Helen Olmstead of Bell Chapter; Ruth,
Mrs, Grace Austin of Chittenden Chap
ter; Esther, Miss Blanche Sayios at
Martha Washington Chapter; Ele eta
Mrs, Grace start Of Bethlehem Chapter.
organst. Mrs. H. S. Springer of Martha
Washington Chapter The meeting was
| closed with the following program: Vocal
| solo. Mrs. Guy T.. Barker; review of
work, Mrs Ruby G. IIawley; good of the
order. grand officers and several as
sistants; closing exercises, Bell Chapter
Mrs, Eliza Robie, worthy matron.
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RICHFORD.

The Kings Daughters me-, witt
Mrs. II. r., Aver Wednesday afternoon
at go o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs. II. f.
Hardy have closed their summer hotel
the Park View House at bethlehem. y
H., and returned to their home here for
the winter.-fzra Lafluer has sold his
job team business to II. r Ciovro, who
drove the village hack until recently
Jules Lahue has sold to NJ. Lunderville
for $1,000 his place on the Berkshire road.
Frank w. Wheeler has bought for $l,5OC
the Locke place on the East Berkshire
road. The property was owned by Mr.
Homer II. Westover, and was sold
through the real estate agency OF F. II.
Kelley * Co
The Rev. and Mrs. Silas +. Perry and
daughters, Beatrice and Esther of Fair
Haven are visiting in this place, where
for I'VE years Mr. Perry was pastor
OF the Baptist Church Mr. Ferry "a
soon to move to Pawtucket II H. where
he has accepted the pastoratc Of the
Woodland Baptist Church Tho winter
time schedule OF the Canad pacine
Confined on mage A.
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Of the Chicago, Burlington & quincy
/ company at Chicago. for a long time,
died in Swanton few years aga.
Clark Ralph and Robert Jennison,
grandchildren. are engaged in occu-
pations in the West and In the Can
adian Northwest Mrs Jennson's
father was the Rev, Eben II. Dorman.
born in Charlotte in 1890 He studied
for the ministry and began preaching
with the appreciation of the Rutland
Association in 1914. his first charge
being Cambridge. Later he went to
Georgia. where he was pastor Of the
Congregational Church for a number
of wears. He was installed pastor of
the Congregational Church at swan
ton in 1925. His wife was Mrs. Lu-
cretia Dennison, widow Of the Rev ;,
Dennison of Jericho. and the daughter
OF Hon. Amos Kellogg of Pittsford
Mrs. Dorman Jennison was born in
Swanton In 1897 and always resided
here. Her brothers were Grin, James.
Dwight, Dennison and Samuel. and all
are dead. the last member of the fam
lily being Miss Mary Dormun. II IS
an old and honored name in Swanton
AMI the deceased was held In high es
TEEN BY wide circle OF friends, as Ia
the surviving sister.
A pretty wedding took placo s.turda =
evening at the uarwood homestead u.hen
Or George NJ. Hawley, son OF Captain
r. j. Hawley, and Miss Ethel HARDWOOD
were martial thu po,. r. g So, 80.
forming the ceremony Tbo hri6o,, o,o,,,,
was white sot,n ,v,,, o,d ,.o, a,. ,-o,,oa
blnssoms md sbe oorr,n, la, 100.
Tho mstron n, homo. ,,a. NJ. ,,.a,, !,
Pillow of North ,+,oho.o ~ rr
Gown was u.,i,o o,,,,,Ia,n,d .n,s.o e.
na1o h,,, o,i, -, i, =,
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MILTON.

TN" store of II. l.. Powell was broken
into Wednesday night and a quantity Of
things taken, fur-linrd coat, flash
lights, and the money drawer was rihcd.
Nh frusts drug store was visited by
thieves few night previous and u
quantity of iewclry, cigars and cigarettes
taken search warrant and a COM
plant was gotten out by Mr.. Powell
against Charles Vest, who pleaded guilty
to hurgarcs about a year ago and who
was out on probation. Vest, however,
cannot b" found. Prank a Bcnham and
mother returned to Boston Sunday in his
automobile.-Mr and Mrs. w G. Gabree
have gone to Southhridge Mass. to visit
relatves-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carey
are the parents of son, born October
O.
Charles Vest was arrested Tuesday
morning in connection with the recent
burglaries at the Powell and Frost
stores. Vest later "squealed" on Phil
lip Pippin, who was also arrested. and
both are held for a hearing Vest in
attempting to escape from his house
by way of the cellar, when Officer
Perry entered, ran into the arms
of Fay Beauprey, pcrrys assistant
y est ana lplln lOIu Wnere the stolen
property could be found, and Mr..
Frosts jcwelry was secured, as well
as the money stolen.
Alfred Barry and Miss Rosalee Quentin
We're ma rried at ST. AIMS Church Mon
day morning by the Rev, +. II. Paquet
There was reception at the home Of
the bride for them Monday evening. The
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Episcopal Church
will give social at odd Fellows hail
Thursday evening supper will he served
at the No Nodist Episcopal vestry We'd
ncsdaY evening ana there will be a Hal
lowo'cn social at the Congregational YES
try Friday evening by the c. Il. society
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pratt started Mon
day evening for their winter home In
Crescent city Fla. They will stop on
the way to visit their daughter, Mrs
Mann, in New York and at Savannah,
Ga, to visit their daughter, Mrs. Pier
pont.-Nrs. j. s. Bcnham accompanied
her son, Frank, back to Boston, making
the trip in his automobile. They started
TuesdaY.-John Mulvihil went to Crcs-
cent City, Fla, Tuesday, where he has
position for the wintcr.-Mr. and Mrs
Orvis Maybelle are visiting in South
bridge. Mass. O. Brush of Burlington
is visiting his father II. 4. Brush
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SHELBURNE FALLS.

me residents OF Shelburnc Falls met
IN "a large attendance at Thompson's
Il last Thursday evening and organ
d the ShelbuIne Falls Progressive
lb with Enos Douglass, ST. president;
Is Louis Abar e-president: Mrs
ed Bacon, secretary Mrs Thomas
lompson, treasurer The object is to
ogress ana improve Shclburne Falls
lage. 1t was voted to at once begin
on the sidewalks. Regular
lettings win be held on the last Fri
" evening OF each month.-Among
,se from this village who attended the
ngs Daughters meeting at Hinesburg
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will Of the late Francis J. Houghton
bate court. The will was allowed and
the Peoples Trust company is eXecu-
tor and John Branch. who was ap-
pointed special administrator pending
the probating of the will will con-
tinue in that capacity pending an APP
peal which may be made within the
next 20 days. At the time the will
was first presented for probate there
were indications that some Of the
relatives of Mr. IouGhton were dis
pleased with the will and a continu-
ance was granted while new notices
Of hearing will be published The
displeased relatives now have 20 days
in which to file their appeals.
herbert l.. Bingham. son of Mr. and
Mrs Charles l.. Bingham of this city.
and Miss Jennie Il. Barclay OF New York
We're married at the home Of the groom ;
parents sunday afternoon at I'VE o'clock,
the Rev. Albert Gale performing the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs Bingham will reside
Oh Ruhlcc street
At the rcconVcuing OF r'rankiin county
court Monday ft"rnoou Warden cur
It's OF swanton pleaded not guilty 20
an information filed against him by
states Attorney Ladd. charging him with
the burglary of A j. Bells house in
$500
Francis p. Ward, who was arrested
Monday morning after successful
raid on his FISH market on Federal
street was In city court Tuesday
morning charged with keeping intoN-
icatinG liquor with intent to sell I'M
lawfully He pleaded not guilty and
was placed under bonds OF $500, which
was furnished by his attorney NJ II
Alexander, A IT. George prosecuted
the case. hearing in the case will
be held in city court November IL.
The liquor found was ordered do
stroyed
The case OF Warren Clark vs James
Tudhope and others assault which has
been on trial at Franklin county court
for 10 days went to the jury yesterday
afternoon at one O'Clock. Judge l.. Z.
Slack giving his charge at 30 O'Clock in
the morning. The jury brought in "A YER
dict for the defendant late In the after
noon. Several years ago the plaintiff was
acquitted at "A hearing on a charge of as
sault with intent TO kill and he brought
this claim against James Tudhopo. After
the case had gone to the jury there being
no other cases ready court adjourned
until this morning at nine o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Greenia OF St. Adams
Bay and Alphonso Pelkcy of this city
We're married at the Church OF our Lady
of the Lake at the Bay yesterday morn
ing at eight o'clock the Rev. =. F.. Boz
vim performing the ceremony, They were
attended by Miss Della Greenia, sister
of the bride, and George Pelkey, a broth
er of the groom The bride wore a gown
of cream colored wolfe and a white hat.
Mr. and Mrs, Pelkey will make their
home in Highgate
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COLCHESTER.

The regular meeting of the grange will
be held Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Severance went Tuesday to Spring
field, Mass, to visit relatives.-Mr. and
Mrs Norman Wright have moved into
the Mead housc-The Rev. and Mrs. w.
w. Smith have returned from their Mid
dlehury trip.--Mrs Helen Lucia, who has
been visiting In Rutland, returned Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Collins and
daughter are spending several weeks at
Mr.. Collins farm-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Harding, who have been visiting in town,
returned to their home in Pomfret Mon
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WILLISTON.

Miss Adelaide Morrill, has nearly re-
covered from hor fall She returned to
her work in burlington Monday.-Mrs.
Miles krans and son, Marshall, spent
sunday and Monday with her sister,
Mrs. George CUTLER, in Burlington.-T
Ladies' Aid will meet at the parsonage
next week Wednesday. Watson Cady
and his sister, Dora, from Minnesota
came Thursday and have taken possess
sion Of their home, which they purchased
some time ago.-Mastcr Vernon Smith,
who has been the guest Of his aUnts,
returned to Philadelphia Monday
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horn Nav q. 1856. the daughter Of Elisha
and Caroline NJ. burgess. and had lived
in this city practically all her NE Her
parenty and n brother died several years
ago but is survived 10y two sisters. Mrs
Mary Il. Surtcyant and Miss Lillian
burgess both Of this city. Mss Burgess
was a member OF the Autonoe club and
the Chaplin Literary club. Tho funeral
was held at the house Sunday after
noon at three o'clock, the Rev. s. w
Anthony Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
officiating.
Daniel Miner aged "A wears. died Satur-
dav morning AT 7:45 o'clock after AN III
ness of three weeks caused by the break
inu of his hin Mr. Miner was born in
ST Albnus I'm 1879 and Is survived by his
wife and T. children: Theresa J. Miner
Mrs. Mary T.. Kirk, Miss Elizabeth
Miner. John. Allen and Ernest Miner Of
St Adams Mrs Nellie S. Roche of Dor
chester, Mass ". u and Dennis Miner
of FL Pasu Texas, Mrs Emma y.
Gallaher of Newark, y. j., George H.
of East Swanton. Mrs. w. o. Weir OF
Schenectady, y. Y. The funeral was
held at 81. Mary's church Monday morn
ing at nino o'clock
I - Marian og.d at coars
di,l -, hi. bcnc an Rank stree, Mon
a,, ,,r,,ira ,hou lO.5 n'cIoct
-rbo ir,,odioto cause of mis- death was
h,ort ,,.oasa aud tboush he had NOT
hoo f.a,ir., var, VOL for eovoraI
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nrota, ,ho buien.ss alone I'm tho ytore
w.. ',. - Inl,o and co,,,h ,to,s
.tro,. ua,,. owned nv his son or
,,an, H. ra,i,oI fran, ,bo. c,o.,i,o
business, when he sold out to his sons.
G. II. and f.. e. Morton. lie purchased
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RICHMOND.

WORD was received Monday of the
'ath in Syracuse, y. =. sunday of Mrs,
athcrlh' Ross VINO formerly resided
ere with hc' son, DR.. J. J. Ross.-A son
as born o'to'"r - to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
'rt Shaad-Thc funeral Of Clark, young
,u If Mr.. and Mrs James Berry of
arioho, was held at the Church of Our
ady Of tho Rosary Sunday morning at
':a0 o'clock, the Rev. y. 7. Clerrnont
rioating, with burial at the old ccmc-
ry-Mr-. j. y Berry left Yesterday for
outpouor where She attended the
cddinu Tuesday Of Miss Kate Berry and
arr Lombard Miss Berry was former
employed in the office Of Borden's
,I .,...I van. ,..,,-,..,,,. tI,r.rl t,rr,.
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UNDERHILL

"Tmckcd By a Tramp four-act
drama, with spccaltics between the acts,
will be given at the G. A. Il. hall Sat
urday evening under the auspices of the
Woman's Relief Corps-A dancing party
was given at the G. A. II. hail Monday
evening by several of the young people
George Gilc of West Bolton was in town
Tuesday.
Leno W. Woth"rbee and Miss Flora T.
sherman, both of Fletcher were married
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
October 90 by the Rev. W. IT, Sturges.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. q. \. Wright celebrated
the 50th anniversary of their marriage
with n reception at the parish house Mon
day from two till four o'clock. About 10
of their friends were present The room
was tastefuly decorated with flags, ever
greens, cut flowers ana potted plants,
The Munson orchestra rendered music.
Appropriate remarks were made by j. IL.
Lyon, poem was recited by Mrs. George
l.. Mcbride of Burlington, and the song
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Georgia Lawton of Burlington
was at home over sunday. Miss Clara
Southland, who is teaching in South Hero,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
motl.er. Mrs A. f. Southland. Mrs.
Err ma Vincent has returned from st Al
tins.-H O. wilkins was at home from
St Adams over Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid
society served an oyster supper in
the vestry OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church wednesday evening from six until
eight o'clock.-Mlss Jessie Southland OF
the University of Vermont spent Sunday
whit her parents Mr.. and Mrs, r. A.
Southland MIR. and Mrs. George Kentield
OF Enosburg are IN town,Miss Fannie
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silver Threads Among the Gold" was
sung by ]. M. Wright, accompanied by
the orchestra. Light refreshments were
served. Among those from out OF town
10 attend the reception were; Mr.. and
Mrs q. J.. Mcbride and Edwin Wright
or Burlington Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith
ana daughter, Mrs. Bert Mills of Essex
Junction. and Mr. and Mrs Scion Big
Glow and family of Westford. Mr. and
Mrs Wright have four children all liv-
ing and all were present at the recep-
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MILTOIl BORO.

Mrs f. T.. Bullock and Mrs Della Will
Nams were in st. Adams Friday.-George
STANLEY has returned from Poland, Me,
where he was employed during the sum-
MGR.
Mrs Thomas Shcan Of st, Adams is
en'uding the week with her sister, Mrs
Mortimer Rcyuolds.-Ncrnon Bullock has
poison i'm his face
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SWANTON.

Mrs, Sarah Dorman Jennison did
at the Dorman homestead, the home
OF her sister, Miss Mary Dorman
Thursday evening, aged IS years
While she had been in feeble health
for several years. her last Illness
dated from August The funeral was
held at the house Saturday afternoon at
$50 with nterment in the family lot in
the village cemetery. Her husband
Clark Jennison, one of the substantial
farmers Of the town. He'd several
years ago. Their only child, ~ T.
Jennison, Que Of the executive stan
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Friday were Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Palmer,
Mrs Papineau and Mrs. Muzzy. M. d.
Thompson has some relies, uncarthed at
Shclburnc bay last week, in the form
OF canister shot and arrow points.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs Sarah Costello has closed her
house and gone to St Adams for the
winter.-Mrs. Hoyt Mears and Miss
Hazel Everest returned Tuesday from a
two weeks visit in Portland. Me.
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Continued on page ~
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-06-20
B son Valley lens

Edwin Allison came home Monday.
Mr. Irwin is building cement barn
iOX70
There will be special school meet
ing at Dist. 30 the 18th to try and get a
new school house.
W II Casey returned to Denver Mon
day, he is Grand Jury man.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Showers received
telegram Tuesday OF the death OF
their son Ralph at Pueblo.
Miss Hattie Allison has returned home
Gus Pouches has bought the Wynns
half section and moved over there.
A large crowd attended the birthday
party at Reubecks Saturday night,
Joe tanner is working the road from
fluff to Fondis.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-06-20
Rock Butte

George Mayberry installed new tele-
phone at his place Saturday.
Mr. Martin while cranking his auto
mobile Saturday morning had his arm
broken. DIR Rogers Of Kiowa set the
fractured arm
Bert Chairman left for California Sat.
DR. Bennett was operated on in Dem
yer for APPENDICITIS on Friday, and is
reported doing nicely, he had been COM
planning for some time.
John Wight attended flag day pro-
gram at Fairview ana the dance at
Richard Mauis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs George Won Osten have
their son ALVIN in Denver in a hospital
for treatment.
Will Peterson sold his saddle horse
to Jim Hill of Case.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Forke OF Cotton
8. D. come for visit Saturday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs p A Petersen
Chas Wright finished saving lumber
for Lamont and Morgan Friday.
Harry Habaker was taken to Denver
Wednesday to have his tonsils removed
he has been in poor health for a long
time.
Mrs John Rinnert who is in hospi
tai is improving slowly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-06-20
Correspondence
Spud Valley Items

Mrs Tillie Dittemore and daughter
Jessie entertained number Of friends
and relatives at their lovely home south
west of town Sunday.
Mrs Dittemore and little daughter
Marie will leave in few days for Mis-
souri, where they intend muking an ex-
tended visit
The Ladies Aid met last Thursday
at the home of Mrs Tom Cantril
A number OF friends met, With we'll
filed baskets on June IA at the home
OF Bro. Axton, in honor nf his birthday
All report an enjoyable time and wish
Bro. Anton many more happy birthdays
There will be a fourth OF July cele-
bration in the Dittemoae grove. All are
cordially invited to come and help us
celebrate this memorable day.
A number OF friends gathered at the
home OF Mrs Robert Larson to chivari
Mr. and Mrs Grover Crosswhite who
were married ia Denver last Thursday
June the 18th. Mrs Crosswhite was
formerly Miss Emma Larsen. May the
young couple have long and happy
ife together is the wish OF their friends