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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

Rutland A. i. Niles, who has been In
town, has returned to Morrisvlllc-A joint
installation of the newly elected officers
of william T. Russell Post, No. 50, G. A.
r., and of William p. Russell Circle, No.
=. Ladies of the G. A. r.. was held Tues
day evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Crannclly of
this village was the installing officer for
the ladies' of the circle and tho officers
installed are: President, Mrs. Robert r.
Morse; senior vice. Mrs. Emily Eddy:
Junior vice. Mrs. jerome holland; con-
ductor, Mrs Edward Wooster; treasurer,
Mrs Luna Morrison; secretary. Mss
Florence Eddy; guard, Miss Theresa
Wooster; assistant guard, Mrs. Elizabeth
Crannclly. Department Commander A.
A. Niles of Worthwhile installed the fol-
lowing officers of the post: Commander,
Charles f.. Youtt S. V, Walter j. Rose:
j. " Martin Barrows: q. NJ, j. e.
Noand adiutant. William l.. Cady; o. d.,
j. W. Tracy; o. c., w. W. Martin; S. G..
Edward Goulett; surgeon. Robert Man
ney. The ladies served banquet. The
post and circle will meet on the second
and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
and Mrs. f. p. Cushman
left Tuesday noon for Portland, Ore.
where they will visit their daughter and
her husband. DR. ana Mrs Roy S.
Stcarns, for several months Miss Emma
Wilcox leaves to-day for the Bermuda
Islands, where she will spend the balance
of the winter.--Mrs. Peter Ferland has
gone to Burlington, called there by the
illness of her husband, who IL at the
Fanny Allen hosptal-Mrs. Marion
Thomas has gone to Daytona, Fla, where
she Will spend the balance Of the winter.
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CHARLOTTE.

The officers elected at the church busne}
meeting Friday are as follows Moleratl
w II. Roardman, clerk, G. l.. Van Vlie|
treasurer, l.. Il. McNeil; Church commit
tee, G. NJ. ByinCton f. T.. smith Gilmal
Foote, Sunday school superintendent. II
H. Smith; assistant superintendent, f. II
Frink; secretary Claire Beach; TREASURED
Scion Lewis; sunday school committed
J.. r. Mcneil, +. g. Smith. Scion LewiI
Gilman Footc. Tina Dcyette-Nr. AMI
Mrs. John Williams went t. Starksho1
Friday 10 install the officers of TN
GranE,-- Miss katherine Root has gon
10 Saranac Lake, y. Y. to visit he
uncle pr Charles Wicker Mrs w. II
Mcneil and SON Philip have gone Il
Sheihurnc Falls, Mass. TO visit Waite
McNeil.-rhc Whist club met a
Library hall "Wednesday evening. the Vii
Bros, l.. Il. McNcn and Elmer Whale
entertaining
william Lessor. who has been Visltln.
his father. has gone to Barre to visi
friends
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MONKTON.

y prhhc installation of the officers OF
the Monkton Camp, NJ. ". A.. will he
held Tuesday evening, January Il. \. O.
Palmer, state deputy. will install the
officers and District Deputy Sherwood
Of Eutland will deliver the address. A
box social and dance Will he enjoyed
McaG's orchestra will furnish music.-H
/. SILICON Of Proctor visited in town
over sunday. returning home Monday
Harry g. Sears is seriously ilI.-Nrs. ".
e. Donohuc has returned from Burlng-
ton.-Mrs. t.. +. NJ ech is again seriously
ilL--Thc officers Of Floronia Grange
were installed FriUaN evening by r. C.
Nalncy Of tho Bristol IrauGc.-Mr. and
Mis-. Howard Thompson of Lincoln, who
have been visiting IN town, have return
ed. Til, Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will have a sociablc and dinner
in Grange hail FridaY.--t'nion services
will he held mt the church at the Boro
sunday evening at 7:3o with preaching by
tn" R.v. G. y. Fraill;in.-N series of
three entertainments has been arranged
for by the Ladies' All society ;hr frs
oc Tic series to lie given Friday evening.
january H. in the NJ W. A. halt 4
NAL" quartcttc Of Middleburv College
students will furnish the entertainment
l"' TINS date. The society has secured
Dr, Guy Potter Denton. president Of the
| University of Vermont, for one of
the evenings, to deliver a lecture
In" last entertainment will nc by
local talent and will consist of music
ana farcc.-Mr and Mrs Earl Cox left
Monday evening for Cornwal-Miss
Jessie Cox so's soon 10 Oneida ~ y,
to spend some time.
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WINCOSKI.

Mrs. Thomas Gadue died at her home
on East Center street Saturday after
noon II the age of q years. She is sur
vivcd 10y her mother, Mrs. Granger. who
is over ~ years old, and she also leaves
four sons and three daughters, Edward
GadLc Of burlington. Thomas. Henry
George and Eugene OF this place and Mrs
Fred Blondin, Mrs. Arthur Barron and
Mrs William East Tho funeral was
held at ST. Francis Navier Church.
The funeral OF Mrs Margaret Baraby
was held at nine O'Clock Monday morn
ing at St Stephens Church, Mrs Bara-
h" was born in County Waterford. Ire
land, 81 years ago and when but nine
years old came to this country and had
made Winooski her home for the creator
part OF her life. on December q she was
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LINCOLN.

q. \. ThaYcr and l.. f.. Jackman have
returned from Montpelier Cram and
family are moving from South Lincoln
to the Lowell Delong housc.-Joscph
Strong is in poor health.-Arthur Atkins
has been confined to the house with the
grip this week.-AIr. and Mrs. Wallace
Hannah are in poor health and are NOV
ing in with their son, Daniel Hannah
James Moody continues il.--BlanChe
Griggs is i'll with measles.-O. II. Col
burn and A. c. Merrill attended the dairy
mems meeting at Burlington last week.
William Martell has moved into George
Garland's tenement.-Schools opened
Jan. 6 with a fair attendance. Mrs. /.
A. Colby is little hetter.-Quincy Nor
sill has returned to Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Bryant have gone
to Malone to visit their son, +. H. Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Elliott are visiting
at s. y. Buells and l.. II. Rhodes. j. T..
Rhodes of st. Adams visited at l.. II.
Rhodes Monday.-Mr Moody remains
about the same.-C. {. Clark was at
home over Sunday from Montpclicr.-
The Grange installed officers Saturday
night
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COLCHESTER.

Tia" newly elected officers Of Colct|
Grange. No. 45G, were installed a
regular meeting Friday evening bvI
Master y. :. Morgan, assisted by
I-rlI Morgan. The officers are al
lows: Master ~ W. Houuhton:
seer. Il. H. Carpenter; lecturer. MI
Il Thompson; steward. Herbert Il
ancc. assistant steward. pe,rv 81
anc"; chaplain, the Rev. W. w. 81
treasurer MIS- Carl Dcu.moro: 4
tarN II. +. Gale; gatckccpor. II
White; Ceres, Mrs W. W. smith /
mona. Mrs J. H. Lyon; Flora. Mr
II. Carpenter; lady assistant steJ
Mrs. Percy Severance. Following TIL
stallation an oyster supper and q !.
hour We're enjoyed. The program fol
next meeting Will be as follows: VI
Mary lilnc; reading, Mr.. j H. h
echoes from the dairymenS' meeting,
notes on the debate, by T. ". sever
and A. S. Morgan, question box and
by grange.
Josiah Carey died Thursday after
at four O'Clock at his homo, in his
year. The funeral was held Su
afternoon at two o'clock at Tho house
The funeral Of Josiah CARY was
at his home Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, the Rev. Mr.. Davidson Of c
lotte officiating MI Carey, who
been lifelong resident OF this p
was a veteran of the civil War
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'crry for several days, have returned to
their home IT, starllsboro.--J. W. Me-
Garghan was at his home here over
Surday.-Mrs. II. X. Norton Of burlington
is visiting Miss c. A. Willams.-Thc 18th
anniversary of the organization of the
l.. NJ, Smiley Circle Of Kings Daughters
of the Unlvoraalist Church was celebrated
on January 10, ana also Che anniversary
OF the birth OF its founder. Mrs. L. NJ.
smiley, now Of Dcicestcr. Mass. whose
husband the lat" Rev. Edward Smiley,
was nastor OF the church at the time OF
organization. The committee consisted OF
Mrs. Kate 5. Towers, Ella freeman and
Agnes Rhoads. In the afternoon I'm the
NestrE OF tho tn'vcrSalet Church MEM
bers with their husbands gathered ia tho
nuntor Of 10. Dinner was served NJ i'm
o'clock, after which p program consist
ing of music ana addresses way rendered
At roll call, letters and t,lcgtaus from
absent members were read. which c,r,o
from Maine to Oregon, end also from
Mrs. i. NJ. Smiley, who still rctoins nor
interest I'm this local circle since it's or
san2aticn 1d7 members have been enroll.
ed, G5 OF whom still remain The financial
history bv Mrs. Ella Freeman brought
out the vas amount Of work acCumpNsh-
cd both of a charitable and Il beneficial
character, over $500 having been raised
and expended by the circle during its
quarter century Of existence. After thc
program souvenir cards We're presented
or sent to each member Of the circle.
which were specially designed and painted
by Miss Eta Belle Rhoads, the first grand
child born into the circle. the daughter
of Mrs. Agnes RhOads. member of the
circle. anI granddaughter Of Mrs. Adah
Barber, one Of the surviving charter mcIn-
o"rs
Mrs. Il. l.. Freeman and Mrs W. r..
| Tillty entertained the Louise NJ. smiley
! circle of Kings Daughters ~ Mrs
t'rcemans home yesterday Afternoon.
Dinner was served ut one O'Clock Miss
Rose Donaway has returned from g.
weeks stay with her parents in Ncr-
gcnnes - Fred Cutler of Jersey CITY \
j., who was called here ty the death
OF his brother is the guest of Mrs l.
G. Conant.-Mrs, r. W Towers Is viz
iting her daughters i'm Ea.rc.-Thc Nis-
sionary society Of the Cougr.rational
church held business meeting of Mrs
&. ". Rino's Tuesday afternoon. when
tn" following Officers were elected.
PRECEDENT Mrs G. II Pine. vico-presi-
, dent. MIS-. j. J. Ross. treasurer. A1rs
George Bartlett SECRETARY. Mrs q y
Wood assistant secretary, Mrs. Edith
Nvcrill; program committee. Mrs
Sh'parcson, Mrs. Waite. Mrs. I:os. and
Mrs. Kerry
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge H.

MyTOn Sanford gave an interesting talk
upon his travels abroad. Miss Pauline
Aincs and Mr., Kendall gave several vocal
solos. Refreshments were served by the
hostesses of the evening, Mrs, Aines, Mrs,
IIagar, Miss Mary Cady and Mrs. H. A.
Peck.-Eugene O'Rourke son of the late
owen O'Rourkc of Middlebury, and for
most Of his life a resident of this town,
died in Iiolyoke, Mass, Tuesday after an
Illness OF only about 10 days. The funeral
will be held in liolyoke with high mass
this morning and the remains will be
brought here on the 3I5 train this after
noon and will be taken Immediately to
the Catholic cemetery for burial, Mr.
O'Rourke had many friends in Middle
bury. lie is survived by Il widow and one
laughter, Mrs. William II. Murray of
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MILTON.

Fred May, who was thrown ont
his wagon and had two ribs brob
near tho tirst station Januarv , d
January :. He was 80 wears of age q
was born in London. lie was bur
Thursday ON the plains burvi
@round.-Joseph Lafayette of Swa
ton was in town Friday. the Guest
his son, pclbert larayottr-Nl
charles Landon and son called on :
mother Saturday.-Miss Ella Pho
is reported as much bettcr-Hem
Garraw has rehttcd tho barber sh
he bought Of q. y. Bourquc-Dc
Garraw has decided her place to /
son, Curtis Miller. and his wife.
Raymond II. Sweeney and Alta l.. 30,
We're united in marriage January q
Rev. {. VI. Redstour oftlciaiirg.
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RICHMOND.

We funeral of Hiram Cutler. who was
N'''" 'N train while walking TO his
'o'''e was held at the house TUESDAY after
"'o" at one O'Clock. The deceased leaves
"eSiu's "A wife and four small children.
""lhei' onc brother ami sistcr.-Mrs
~ = Berry ia visiting her daughter Mrs
preston Hadey, of Bellows rnlls.--A
bazaar under the auspices of the X =
''"e' ~ 'he'r rooms Tuesday evening,
N1n'h"e one week.-Mrs. Albert
ana son Austin. who have BEEN
~ h'r parents, Mr.. and Mrs q
a. EDWARDS for six weeks, has returned
:" '"'' nome In Bellows Falls.-Miss Lot.
"i"'N ana Mrs, frank Ferguson. who
"a'o Deem guests of Mr., and Mrs J. W.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. John l.. Jones entertained the
Moravian club Saturday afternoon. Pa
pcrs prepared by Mrs. A. NJ Smith and
Miss North were on Brazil and Brazilian
cNports.-Mrs. Hugh Baker, who has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Jones. since Christmas. returned to her
home in Swanton Tuesday.-The schools,
which were closed because of measles,
will open again MondaY.--Dr. Sharon was
In Burlington MOnday.--Nfiss Maud Farm
ham spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. G. Farnham. Mrs. Taylor
of Cornwall Is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. T.. f. Townsend--Joh Dumas is i'll
with the grip.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
EAST CHARLOTTE

The condition of Mrs. George Hart.
second, VINO is iii, IS improved. Mrs
David Adams is seriously ill-IIenrv w
Whitney is confined to tn, house NV -,
"'''cH oil inc Gr'p.-Clayton +. Cove ha,
gone TO the Mary Fletcher hospital for
an optration'-Gabriel Purington OF Lin
com mas been Visiting his sister. Mrs.
Ei''ia roN".-Gcorg" W. P1indlc has sold
MS farm in East Charlotte TO his son.
Icon ID. PrindIe. except a house and LOT
on East strect.-Truman Andrcw WIS.
WIN" has been in business in western
N'" York for 10 years. has returned with
MS FAMILY to his farm in the north part
~ 'harlote to rcsldo.-Miss sara Emo
mas returned to Bryn Mawr, Pa. to re-
sum" her duties as reference librarian
~ tllt COllcgc lihfnrN Thorn
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EAST HARDWICK.

Fed tlGG,dgc has purchased q house
~ Arthur Cota.-Air Lal|rcck has moved
mo the tenement rvC"ntiV vacated nv
MIS-. li'hrN Waterman. Mrs, Royce Tai
n'ft Is confined - tn" house with nou-
'"'''"'-Ars' Arthur burbank is i'll The
dhh"N church dinner end roll-call of the
Congregational church will be held Fri
day AuGustin Eldrodge ofAlbany visited
1T Henry Eldrcdge's over Sunday.-AIrs
William li"saam Of burlington is al T.
y hdssam's-Nlna ANA Harold Chandler
Visited th"ir grandparents. Mr.. aad Mrs
eugene Ransonl, a few days the first Of
u" Ncek.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs Ruth Foote Billings. who has been
at her fathers. Henry Foote, for several
weeks, returned to her home in WINDSOR
Saturday, Mrs. Luttie ParkhiIl ana MIS-
f. 9. Manchester are i'll VIII the Ellp'--
Mrs Kathleen Taylor is guest OF her
sister, Mrs, +. +. Townsend of Shoreham
Center. Mrs J. +. Randall VINO mas
been i'll for several weeks, remains IN
critical condition katherine Girls
void is ut E,orle Inn I'm orwell
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SEELBURNE.

Mrs Henry Harrington is in Putnam
n, Y, caring for a friend who is i'll
Eustace Thomas entertained Friday even
Ing about l. of his Young schoolmates
Launch was served and a good time en-
ioNed.-rhe Woodmon have purchased tn,
Luoier house at the falls and will remode
1t int" halL-Champlan chapter. No
-, O. T.. S, viii celebrate the 10Th ami
Nersary OF their organization Friday even
ing. At the close of the meeting a ban
quet Will I've served and social hou
spent
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NEW HAVEN.

J. T. Rowcy of Philadelphia Is guest Of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Rowley.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Davis are visiting in
Pittsford George Peck returned to Ran
dolph Monday.--Alrs. l.. NJ. Rowley Is
visiting in New Hampshire.
The special services announced for TINS
week will be postponed till next week
The prayer meeting will be held as usual
on Thursday evening. Saturd. evening
there will be social in the cstry, gwen
by the Endeavor society. the program
will he furnished by Middlcbuy College
students
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Sylvester Wilson OF Oneida. y. y. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Eugene CoX.-Mr
and Mrs. Earl Cox have gone to Cornwall.
where they have position. Harry Van
cclcttc is making extcntive repairs on
his storc-W. Earle Mcadcr. wife and
daughter spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs r. w Mcadcr
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STARKSBORO.

Walter Taft had the misfortune to
break his leg Monday. lie was on load
of logs when the same tipped over, pin
ming him underneath.-O. w. Ferguson
was elected master at the grange Friday
night in place of f.. X. Eddy resigned,
and Mrs. Kate Hill was elected chaplain.
Mrs. Janettoc Norton is at home from
an extended visit in LincolnMrs. W. y
Hill, stephen Hanson and Samuel Taft
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Norman Swinington is visiting in
TiconderoSa, y. H.--i. II. Roberts cr-
mains in poor health.-Charles Phelps,
who has been Confiped to his bed for
several weeks, is gaining slowly.-Evan
Lamorder, who has been I'll with asthma
is conVal.sCent
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WHITING.

Henry Kelsey died January of Il com
plcation of diseases. Burial was in Corn
will Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Atkins
of Pleasant Lake, Mass, were here to
attended the funeral OF her lrother, as was
T.. l.. Eoomcr of Winstcd, Conn.-Dr.
Phelps OF New Haven, Conn, was in
town Friday to attend the funeral Of his
brothcr-in-law, II. e. Kelsey. Mr. Filion
and two daughters of New Haven Mills
visited at his brothers Sunday.
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BRIDPORT.

Dr. Townsend was thrown from his
sleigh and sustained severe bruises about
the face last wcck.-A social will be held
at the vestry January 80 Mrs. J. H.
Fletcher Is somewhat bettcr.--A daughter
was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward CourscY. Media Russell is
visiting at Brattleboro
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RIPTON.

While Alfred Cram was drawing wood
near his house the load overturned and
MI. Cram was seriously injured Willard
Fisher. one of the oldest citizens died
at his home Sunday. Tho funeral was
held at the house Wednesday afternoons
Mrs. John Stoddard entertained the
Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church
Januorv
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Dwire of Huntington Center were guests
Monday at Andrew Hallock's. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newman Shepard were called to
Starksboro Tuesday as their uncle wal
ter Taft. had mot with an accident in
which he broke his leg-Scwell IIallock
has gone to Huntington Center, where he
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WESTFORD.

Horizons pictures of the Yellowstone
National Park ana the Passion Play will
be he given in the town hall on the even
ing Of January Il for the benefit OF the
knights of Pythias,-Mr. and Mrs. Maui
rice Irish are the parents % daughter
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr., and Mrs. Layton Elliott OF Hot'h
Fcrrisburg We're here over SuhdhH' cav"
by the serious illness of MS '"'"'''
( hauncoy Elliott,-Charles ana 'c''H
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NOTICE.

send us dime for the
Homestead Package. bright new cali
Goes, large pieces. Your moneys worth
every time. BOX 217, Meriden, Conn.
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TRTSTY OLDISH MAN or man and
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Plumbers
notice.!

The annual meeting OF the stocllholdcrs
Of the Farmers q Mechanics Savings
institution Trust company will be
l"ld at the banking house of the Mer-
MantS National Bank of Burlington, Vt,
m Wednesday, January 90, 1913. at II
} CLOCK a. m, for the election of trustees
l.. T.. WOODHOUSE. Treasurer.
'ufIlngton' Vt, Dec. 20 1872, 2G.w,it.
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y. j. Potvu, Real Estate Dealer, South
HoYalton, Vt. 2G,w,tf.
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Dining Room
The PLAZA CAFE.
NEW BURLINGTON BLOCK.
'c3 81. PnuI Street, burlington Vermont.
Laundry

5ThNDERD STEAM LAUNDRY
Office 145 Cherry street II. w. Bull
lo"k proprietor. Fine shirt. Collar and
Tuff Work. Phone ash or send post
i ana driver will call
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE large
thrcshing machine for gasoline engine.
j., Free Press office lI6t&w,u
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One Cent
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Advertising in this column
one cent word, each in
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changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than II words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
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secutive months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-21

studied voice at Graham Hall in Min.
neapoiis. In 1912 Miss Smith graduated
from the Chicago Musical College.
where she studied voice for two years.
Having lived here always Miss Smith
10 very well known, besides being tall
ented musician. Mr.. Mansfield II q
son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield and
the late Gen. Oscar Mansfield, formerly
OF Mansfield. Ill. For the past five
Years Mr.. Mansfield and his mother
have made their home in Boone, where
Mr.. Mansfield is in the lumber bust
ness.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mansfield left Thurs
day evening for Boston and other
points Of interest in the east, where
they will spend several weeks after
which they will be at home to their
friends at lls Boone street. Boone.
Guests from out Of the city were
Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield, and Mrs. E.
e. Holmes and two daughters. Marietta
and Leah. Of Boone; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Wolken. Of Dillon; and Melville
Smith. brother of the bride, who is
a student at Iowa State College, Ames.
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