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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-06

McNeils brthday.--Dr. and Mrs. Jacob
Ross and daughter of Syracuse. n Y,
have been visiting at G. Il. Holiness.
Mrs. Holmes returned with her daughter
Mrs. Ross to Syracuse-Mr. and Mrs
! S. e. Bentley of New Bedford, Mass"
have been guests at Monroe Hill's.-Mrs
f. J. Pope has gone to California to
spend part of the wlntcr.-John Coleman
has moved TO Mrs. NJ. f.. Mocch's farm,
which he will carry on.-Mrs. Flora Mel
rose, who has been visiting her cousin
Mrs. NJ j. Alexander, returned to her
home in Hartford. Conn, Saturday.
| Wallace Coleman has moved into y. A..
Bylngton's tenement on Commonwealth
avcnuc-A Il. Gusha has gone to Maine
on deer huntin~ expediton.-A few Of
the frlends Of w. G. Livcrmoro called
at his home Friday evening and con-
graduated him on the anniversary of his
birthday.
Or. and Mrs. Jacob Ross of Syracuse,
\. y. have been spending n few days mt
tn" home of Mrs. Ross's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. r. Holmes. having come to Vcr-
mont with the remains of Or Ross's
mother for burial in Richmond pr and
Mrs. Ross returned TO Syracuse Monday
and were accompanied by Mrs. g. r.
Holmes. who will spend several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas 1lll is
visiting her son, Henry Hill. in Matteawan.
n Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph w. Kline of
Springfield spent Sunday with Dr. and
Mrs. Stoddard Mr.. and Mrs Kline were
married October - at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Ray L. Kline in Springfield
and have been spending their honey
moon i'm BURLINGTON and northern New
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EAST BERKSHIRF

Miss Aura Kendall of Enosburp FANG
is passing a few days I'm the home Of q.
> Moifatt-The Rev. j. G Stephenson.
who has been rector Of Calvary Church
Tor three years, announced his rcsigua-
ton sunday to take effect December =
He has accepted call to Lyndonvillc -
J. u. Button has resumed charge Of .he
Central Vermont railway station after
a SIX months vacation. H. A SherocE,
VINO mad charge of the station durius
Mr. Button's absence, has returned to his
home in South Royalton.-The Rev c.
j. Peterson. who has been I'm Kansas
three weeks. is expected home this week
Joshua Booth ~ Enocburg Falls is be-
ing cared for in the home OF i Demar col.
Dancing school will be held in Combss
hall Saturday evening-Mrs Frank
Hadd and Miss Lena Hadd visited m
Enosburg Falls Wednesday,
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ment departments lie succeeded his
brother the late F. Stewart Stranahan,
as cashier.
Thomas G. Clark of jefferson, Mass,
died Tuesday in Holden, Mass Mr.
Clark formerly resided in this city when
employed by the Pullman Car company
and went from here to Rutland, where
he was station agent for the Rutland
Railroad company More recently he had
been in New York being employed by
the Lehigh Valley Coal company and as
salesman of that company came to this
city frequently. The funeral will be held
at Jefferson this morning. Mr.. Clark is
survived by two daughters and one son
The nurses of the city have decided
to increase their schedule of prices after
November 10. as follows: Nursing per
week and all expenses s2l quarantine
cases. per week. s25; waiting for OBJ
stctrical, per week, $40: assisting at OBJ
stetrical cases, s., assisting at operation,
So; one visit per day, ST.
Ebert S. Brigham, State commissioner
of agriculture. has moved his family
from his farm on the Brigham road to
apartments in one of G. II. Mortons
houses on High street occupied by S
d. Waterman and family
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Connors of Bennington November
:. Mr.. and Mrs Connors formerly lived
here
William Mars of Montgomery was in
city court yesterday afternoon before
Judge Post and pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF furnishing intoxicating liquor
contrary TO law. After the testimony
snlya t1,.,,.
investigation was waived and Mars
was hound over to the March term of
Franklin county court. Bail e 5000 was
furnished.
Samuel Fitzhugh has resigned his posi-
ton as chief clerk in the office Of the
general purchasing agent of the Central
Vermont railway
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ESSEN.

Union gospel meeting Will be held for
three weeks commencing last Tuesday at
the Baptist Church.-Mr and Mrs Frank
Strand of Huntington, who has been Wis
iting in town, returned FridaY.-Harold
Harvey goes this week to New Hamp-
shlre' where he has accepted position
ON the Hood farm.-C. w. Rice and fam
lily spent Sunday at Edward Rice's at
Colchester. Miss Christine Gulck spent
Saturday and Sunday at Jeffersonville
as the guest of Miss Powell. Tho Out
look club met with Mss Myers Wednes-
day.
The teachers Of Essex met last week
with Miss Hays to discuss how best to
help raise money for the teachers re-
tiremcnt fund They are planning a sup
per and promenade for Friday, Novem-
Der II, ana an entertainment by Lillian
Pike Everset on the evening of Novem-
I,.,. ~
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Oct"per temperature for the month just
passed was the highest recorded in the
~ years of record. Tn" monthly mean
was o." against normal for this sta
uoh OF ~. The highest reading was
y ON the Ith and lowest - on the 3lst
Ihrec days showed readings of 80 and
above and three days of g and below
IN" greatest daily rang" was 30 on tn"
th, Will" the 18th and 3lst showed var
iatonS OF only degrees. Fifteen days
showed enough moisture to measure,
amounting to 3S\ inches against 70 nor
mai OF Isl inches; - inches of snow
fell tn" last two days of the month, of
which % remained at the close Prevail
Ing wind direction was north. Tho month
was composed of II clear, 10 partly
cloudy and 10 cloudy dHYs.-Mrs. Lewis
Messier left here Friday morning with
her three children after a short visit at
her parents. Mr.. and Ms. Frank Duso.
IN" family Is moving from Newport
where they have lived several years, to
the farm OF George j. Hun in Franklin.
Mrs, r. II. t.ldr"d has moved from
the tenement or Y. y. James ON Maple
lark to the o. y stevens house ON
Pleasant street. MIS- George W. cid
dlhEs OF bak'fSiirId Is moving to the
tenement vacated by Ans Eldred.-Mrs
W. j. redmond ana daughter Miss
steIIa redmond l'lt rrlday morning for
waterbury, Wh'r' theH VIII pass week
win Mrs NeuilloHu inother' Mrs Mar
una 'aluW'l''-'a MCf 'eters OF this
place. VINO mas peer, living at MS farm
at has' H"e'uo,'' ""''' ne mas rebuilt
large "ar''' 'a9 noN'" 10 MS nome
ia''i "e"r 40, u % ,,'o ne hasquer-
"u' parry anu ii"iioM' g" oahc' IN FOR
eNlei man '''"G .'r''"s was wen at
W n"N''Suc'd
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JERICHO.


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- w. '>'! '-' he Lanes iielP So
'N WIN 80. We supper IN the parlol"
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'i'' ms 7''' U" h"i I'''s'oh ior the
''''r'- ne .u"I'N o"oI'hS 'nocuhG OF
"r''Sn NI'9'I"'arE society VIII meet
Itn MIS-, f'I'H f'rclNal FrluaY az thf'o
''"' N' MI an" MIS- r. W. nan Oh
S'A "uuG''u' were AZ ~ H. brow"
ihuaH H. Mc''Ilils Oh i-SScN was
MS "'"'i''' ~ H. Mr''hIlS' Hatur-
'H'-N' '''' "'''H"N % enc NH'aE' I'M
"''In'h1 society H"'"i""N evening the
''""liH "H'''I" were r'''''"' ilcSl-
vi" l. - H''N'nH' Nl''-Fr'S'''''' -, H.
iN' secretary ana treasurer r. - For-
val directors - liulpurd' - H. paS
~ j. r. hood.- nose from thlS VII
&c "h" "l''h''u iIIo entertainment
ven ny 'n' DouIIaSS-N "lh'r troupe Oh
'@'h1o" AT J'IIch" center FRIDAY
'h'n% were l.. =. stevens !. - VII
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Me- who was in town several days re-
Gently purchased Of Mrs. Adah Hobrook
her home place rear GIutchin milan
excellent address was given by Mr. Laing
at the Congregational Church Sunday
morning, IT being union service with
the Baptist Church. -Raincy Duco "
Enosburg Falls has moved back to town
ana VIII have charge of G. \. Gardync's
village farm. Charles Hope has sold to
John Myott his farm aud personal prop
erty on North lIill.--Ernest Combs has
moved from T.. s Wrights farm to En-
erson Combs's farm.-E. s. Wright is
moving to his farm and will continue
his milk route through this vilagc.-C
l.. Mason Of Enosburg Falls was in
town Tuesday
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Halloween social given 10y the
Kings Daughters at George l<inney'S
Friday eveiing was Il success in every
way About 90 were present and so was
realized from the sale of popcorn. candy
and apples Refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. f. g. Isham attended the
funeral of her half-sister, Mrs Celia
Hilton, at Essex Center Saturday MIR
and Mrs. r. w. Butler went to HiEhgatc
Tuesday to visit relatives, and to ,'lper-
intend moving their fathers goods to his
home here-Mr, and Mrs. George G.
Drinkwater and son. Elwyn. Of 'nderhlll
were at the home of her father, Alison
Rollins. Thursday and FridaY.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Aldrich visited her father
John Kennedy, in Colchester over sun
Ia
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FRANKLIN.

II. NJ. Riley of Burlington has been
spending a week at his farm here.-Mr
and Mrs. T. w. Butler of South Bur
lington has been spending a few days
here.-Deputy Collector II. G. Pomeroy
of st. Adams is acting collector mere
while A. d. Whitney is at Mortified for
n few days.-Mrs James Dudley OF
Worcester, Mass. is in town for a few
days with her brother, II. S. Vincent. -
George j. Hull has bought the Vincent
place I'm this village and has moved into
the slme.-Mrs. Charles TruaX and two
children of Tularc cal, are visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. =. Truay
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Robinson have re-
turned from trip to Malvern, Pa.
where they went to visit Mrs Robinson's
sister Mrs d. ID. Parker.-Frank Peltier
has gone to Lisbon, n. H., where he has
"A position.-Mr. and Mrs O. G. Howard
have returned from trip to philadelphia
and WashingtonHenrY Reynolds of
Somerville, Mass is visiting his mother,
Mrs Helen Reynolds.-Georgc Finkey is
at home from Burlngton.-t p. Hood 4,
co. have force of IN n putting in a
service from the lot near the railroad
where they are soon to build a new
creamery, to the river--C. y. Conner of
Farnham p. -. Is visiting his wife and
daughter.
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Mrs. j. II. Reed returned to her home
In ct Adams Monday after having spent
a few days with her niece, Mrs w. ".
Kimball, and Mrs. Sturgis on Church
street
Mrs. w. Il. Pcrley of Burlington came
Tuesday from East Berkshire, where she
had been visiting her brother Seymour
Durham, a few days. She is visiting in
the family of NJ. T. Perley.-John Web
stcr of Franklin has been in town two
days doing some surveying on School
street. Mr.. Webster laid out the street
GO years ago.-Dr. w. w. Hutchinson was
I'm St Adams Saturday. on his return
he was accompanied by his grandson,
Frederick Hutchinson, who Is visiting
his maternal grandmother. Mrs. Emily
Forsythe.-J. II. Mears has purchased the
Grand Union Tea companys route of f.
l.. Kenficd.-The time of holding the
poultry show here has been changed
from January I and s to January q
and 2S. ID. j. shove of Fail River, Mass,
has been engaged to act as Judge.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. G. ". Bagley of Hudson, y. H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. j. Trombley,
and brother, II. ". Sargent.-Anuus
Tomlinsop of Huntingdon, Que. was in
town ENTHUSIASTICALLY NJ. Taber is re-
plenishing the NJ. w, y. hall with coat
of paint.
Miss Lena Miles. accompanied by Miss
Rita Fiske of Montpelier Seminary. were
guests of Miss Mless parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Miles, over Sunday-Mrs
MagGi" Madgan Of burlington. Rolla
Sargent and Lnas Campbell of St Nj
bans We're over-Sunday GUESTS at V. Il.
Sarsents.--A. j. Swinycr was in Bethel
Monday.-A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sisters Frday.-Mrs G.
A. Baker will entertain the Home Circle
at the hall Wednesday. November T.
About 81 was received from the supper
Friday evening.
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FAIRFAX.

Ernest Elmer is moving from W. ]
Trombly'- farm to NJ. d. Straits farY
in Beaver.-George Foss is moving hi
family to East Georgia.-Rupert KIM
came home from Burlington Thursda,
i'll with tonsilitis.-A Halloween part.
called on Miss Jane Mcneil Friday even
ing, leaving behind them substantial
tokens of best wishes About Is attended
Rally Sunday was observed by the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
There was a good attendance Misc
Consuelo Stewart of East Ilighgate was
at home over Sunday.-Dr. +. B. Hunt
has moved to Underhill, where he hai
bought a practice--Eli Archambault OF
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Gertrude o. Lane. a trained nurse in
Ncw London. Conn. All the children
were present excepting Homer and fam
fly. who are i'm England. OF Mrs. Lanes
'tmily five brothers and one sister are
living. Boomis O. Tcrril OF Jericho Mrs.
Matilda stone of Milestone, Saskatchc-
wan, can. Homer \. and Horace q.
rcIrll uf lola, Rams. Otis Tcrrill of
Early, la. and IlarmOn Tcrrill OF Water
bury. Relatives from out of town pres
ent were Mrs. n. II. Porter, South Man
CHESTER Conn, Miss Mary Powell Mrs.
Nora Lane, Scott Trrrll. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Brown. Prof Bertha NJ. Tcrrill,
MARJORIE y. Hayden and G.. Harold Hay
den of Burlington. W. H. Terru. Willis
"cirill aud Dennis Tcrill of Morrisvillc
Tnc norHl gifts from the three children
present were white. yellow aud purple
c1rvsanthcmums from the sisters, "a pill
'.., of chtysanthcmums and roses. Other
Nirutcs were received from the trustees
oad ladies Of the Home for Aged Women,
harrington. and the superintendent and
assistant of the hospital in New London.
ard friends and relatives.
edmund l.. Martin dicd Sunday aft
ruoon at about two o'clock e. apopcXy,
n-od ~ years. The funeral was held
Ny cduosday afternoon at two o'clock lie
{ survived by his wife, a grandson, Win
-'rld Bacl,um. IN TIA, Philippines, and a
1rothcr Buell. Martin, OF Jericho
Tudcrhil won the silver cup i'm the
spelling contest between Jencrsouvillc,
Cambridge and this town mt the 6. \. II.
n1u Friday evening a party was given
at tine home of Mrs. William Baisdell
Thursday tVtUittt, Miss MulpliuC
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BAKERSFIELD.

John Larock has gone to Boston.-Misa
Caddic Stephenson of Lowell is visiting
in town.-James Farrell has moved hi.
family to the John Sinnot farm in the
south part of the town.-Mrs. George
Gray ana son, Perlcv of Sheffield have
been the guests of Mrs. Frank Leach
Mrs. John \. Perkins of this place, aged
-, died at her home Wednesday after
long illness. The funeral was held at the
house ErdaN afternoon at tMn n'clOck.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev. S. H. Barnum has returned
from his vacaton.-Silas Walton has
finished work FOR Il. II. Smith ana ia
now at homc.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. MouI-
ton and daughters, Estcllc and Emma
went to Colchester Saturdav.-Mr and
Mrs. Il. y. Jordan went to Malletts Bav
Monday to close their cottage.-Miss
Mary Moran is supplying in the Nash
vile school this week. the regular teach
or being ont on account of illncss.-rhc
Ladies' Social Service club assembled at
Miss f.. r. Bickncll's Tuesday.-'rhe en-
tcrtainment given in this place Friday
evening was well attended and enloved
by all present The proceeds were sos
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Bradford ST Francis has leased his
blacksmith shop and hired out to Nelson
& Hall company for one year.-Ovide
Barber, who has had charge of Nelson
& Hall company blacksmith shop for
some time, has finished work-The Rev.
W. A. Dawson OF Burlington preached
at the Baptist Church Sunday evening
An important meeting OF the trustees and
officers was held at the close, which
was presided over by Mr. DAWSON
Mrs. Adah Hobrook and son. Albert
We're business visitors in St. Adams
Tuesday Albert Laplant of Greeuville
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RICHFORD.

\ testimonial banquet To the Hon l..
G. Leavens, II 5. Comines ana sheldon
r. Boright was given in the American
House Saturday evening, and was attend
ed by about - business and professional
men of the village. DR.. =. NJ Peltor
introduced Charles n. Coau who acted
as toastmaster. Toasts were responded tt
by Henry \. Puffor, the Hon. /" G
Iavcns; Sheldon r. Boright Georg,
e. Read, Henry f. Rustcdt tn,
Rev. w. r Torsythe, capt. L. O. NJ
Condor. Following the toast of the Rev,
Mr. Fosythe, the postmaster called on
the Rev Joseph LaNigne, who responded
briefly. Rev w. \. Dawson, D. D.,
preached in the Baptist Church Sunday
morning There were no services in tht
evening The pastor is not yet able Il
conduct services. although improving IL
health THE night express from Boston
due here at $3.50 m, vas over sever
and one half hours late Saturday, ownl
to a freight wreck AZ Barton on tn,
Boston 4 Maine railway,-The founda'
H..
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WEST BOLTON.

son was born to Mr., and Mrs. s. L.
Tomlinson October 27--Roby Gregory has
moved to his farm in Duxbury-Mr
Miranda Sherman of Worcester Mass,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. l.. J, Gile--Mr,
and Mrs Harry Gregory are to live with
Mrs. Julia Gregory. Mrs. f. Guyette,
who underwent serious operation at
the Fanny Allen hospital, was able to
go to her mothers home in Georgia last
week, whore she will remain for month.
Mrs, A. Sabens OF Jonesville and Mrs.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Frank Hinsdale was in Burning
ton Tuesday and Wednesday to attend
the teachers conventional and Mrs
Arson Davis and two sons, Robert and
Howard, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Shelburne,-Mr. and Mrs Clinton Isham
of South Burlington visited at the home
of Rollin Forbes Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
Lawrence WellnGer and family spent
Sunday in Wllliston with Mr.. Wcllln-
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MILTON BORO.

Jane Boyden is spending the week with
her sister, Abba Carr.-Russell and Dew
ely MCNall were oVer-SundaY guests of
Vernon Bullock-Arthur Stanley was at
home from Burlington over Sunday
Mrs George Taylor has returned from a
six weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Peterson, in California. Charles Fletch-
er spend Thursday night at Milton, the
guest of clifford Martina. D. Bradley
of Swanton was I'm this place October g.
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Scott are parents
of son, born october 2a-Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Lamb have gone to Cambridge
to live.-Mr. and Mrs. Leno Wetherbee
have returned home from their wedding
trip.-Mrs. Emma Ufford of Fairfax Is
visiting in town.-Alen Rugg was taken
to the Fanny Allen hospital Friday
whore he will receiVe modical Treatment
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. !. H. Goodwin entertained the All
Round club at her home Tuesday even
ing.-Miss Ruth Burnham, who has been
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Henley. has
returned to her lone in Brandon. The
Grange gave n pla! in their rooms Mon
day evening. Tie Louise NJ. Smiley Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughter met
at the vcstrv ~ TIE Cnivcrsalist Church
Wedncgday.-A dance will be given in X.
p hall this evening. Riley's urchcs ra
will furnish music.-Mr and M~s. White
of Starksboro are visiting their daush-
ter. Mrs j. W. Berry.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

\ reception was given Mr.. and Mrs
G. l.. Hammond 1T Foresters hall on
their silver wedding anniversary Friday
evening. October 81. About 100 people
were present.--Mr and Mrs a. Lee Der
by have returned to their home in Far
covered llrc in Tho attick caused by soma
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Maudc Il. JENNIE Is I'm Richford-
Mrs. NJ. Walton OF Morrisvlle has beer
spending "A few days at the home o
f. II. Wallbcoff.-A Halloween party
was given by Cornelia Kennov AT her
nome Friday evening A number of
young ppoDlp Wnro nrneop.
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ENOSBURG.

rho Ladies society of Memorial Church
will serve chicken pic supper Friday
evening at the church.-George Adams
who is working i'm the railroad yard at
St Adams, spent Sunday at the home
Of his brother. William
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CHARLOTTE,

he play and dance given by the East
stars at Library hall Friday evening
% successful and well attended, over
being realized,-Mr and Mrs, L. B.
Neil entertained party of friends at
lis Saturday evening in honor Of Mr.
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Z. u, Smith Of Underhill Center wore
visitors at w. a. Bohonnon's Mondov -
Mrs j. H. Smith will entertain tho "
w. society to-day.
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Continued On pnge ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-28
Montenegrin Chief kverts
Further Action by
the Powers.
Is RESULT OF DEMANDS
Only Five Batteries of Artil-
iery Are left Behind in the
Disputed City.

Vienna. April 2S.-Crown Prince
Danilo of Montenegro and his troops
have marched out of Scutari toward
the north. according to official dis
patches here. Only five batteries of
Montenegrin artillery remain in the
city.
Government circles in Vienna re-
gard the movement of Montenegrin
troops from Scutari equivalent to the
evacuation of the fortress, demanded
by the European powers
London, April 2S.-The demand of
the European powers upon Montene-
gro follows:
I'VE have the honor to declare col.
lectively to the royal government of
Montenegro that the taking of the fort
ress of Scutari does not in any way
modify the decision of the European
powers relative to the delimfnation of
the frontiers of northern and north
eastern Albania, consequently, the
city of Scutari must be evacuated with
the briefest possible delay. 1t must
be handed over to the commandants OF
the International forces lying before
the Montenegro coasts. The royal
government of Montenegro is invited
to give a prompt reply"
ANSWER Is PROTEST.
The Montenegrin representative in
London, to whom this demand was ca
bled back from Cettinje, said:
81 have been ordered by my govern
ment to protest formally against the
unjust and cruel demand and once
more ask the European powers to ex-
anime in an equitable manner the vital
question of Montenegro's future and
to place that nation on an equal foot
ing with the other Balkan allies"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-28

to which he had been elected by the
legislature, which had amended the
law so as to make him, then non
resident, eligible to the Office.
RECEIVES MANY nONORs.
DIR. Draper was serving in that Of
fee when he died. He had been
awarded a silver medal at the Paris
exposition of 1900 for a monograph on
Educational Organization and Admin
istration in the United States" and
was given a gold medal and two COM
memorative diplomas at St Louis in
recognition of his services to public
education. He was married in 1872,
his bride being Miss Abbie l.. Louise
Lyon of New Britain, Conn. They had
two children, Charlotte Leland Draper
and Edwin Lyon Draper. DR.. Draper
was a member of the Chicago His
torical society and many other educa.
tional organizations.