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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-26
Few Union Men Seek Aid.

Seattle. Wash. December 25.-Or the J. 100
men who have applied Ia the city for en-
plOyment work specially provided to aid
the destitute, only SIX are members of labor
unions The city officials question the appli-
cants for relief In order that those who be-
long to international and other organizations
may be helped by such bodies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-26
Shot Because lie wouldn,, Dance

Daniel O'Ncil, colored refused 10
tango last night when he was ordered
TO do so by negro said to he Junius
Johnson. The result was that O'Neil
WAS shot through the foot, and tho
police are now looking for johnson.
The shooting took place in n pressing
establishment At GIG West Broad
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-26

Al"Itln Miller thrtY-hVc Years old.
VINO said lac was e barber. WAS arrest,
49, N'atcTnHy by j'dirolrnan Holt for
bong disordcriy while aboard a IIull
street car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-26
shy lie Shot Eu,bcr.,n-Iou

lanes Roberts. coorcd. was arrest
ca yesterday by Policemen Bcrtucc..
Napier and Angel on the charg" Of
shooting his fathcriu law. Luther
Robinson. The shooting. which oc-
cured on Wednesdays night, was said
10 have been the result OF Il quarrel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-26
WILL GIVE SMOKER
M....t AoIa i.zl.I

"
Meet Monday Night.
~ smoker Viii be given on Monday night
at the Highland Springs Town Hall by the
Infantry company which IL waiting TO he
mustered into the State service. sixty four
enlisted men and three officers have been
signed up but the muster has been delayed
10y Colonel 10 Lane Stern. assistant inspcc-
tor general, until certain regulations are
complied with. The meeting will be open to
the young men OF the community. and a
number of speeches viii be made by those
Interested In the new organization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-26

Accused of Carrying Gums.
Alexander Person and Charles Hardy
both coiorcd, were arrested yesterday
on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons, rcyOlVerS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-26

REPORTS Cash stolen.
Charlcs Hardy. of G0l North TWENTY
second street, yesterday rnnnrt.j
me police that SIS was stolen from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Mary Anderson left Thursday for
her school in New York.-Mrs. Clayton
Cassidy and two children went to New
York Thursday. Comings, Ber
nice Allen ard Alice Button returned to
their school in Enosburg Falls Monday
Schools opened Monday, April Thames
Cock has moved his family back to St.
Adams, where he has emploYmcnt-Mrs
L. f. Young and daughter Dorothy, have
returned from Jericho, where they visited
Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs James Stafford.
Henry Metevier mas purchased of b. +.
Combs the Aitkens house. Isadcre Pudvah
aud Clarence DONNA will occupy the
honsc.-Glrs. Anna Gibbs has returned
from RiChford. where she has been the
past winter and Is in the family of p. +.
Combs.-Nlrs. Soule and child of Sheldon
arc guests In the family of B. +. Combs.
Miss Ruth Hogaboom is passing a few
days in st. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

S. w. Armstrong of Richfurd was in
town Suuday.-The two children of w. ],
Wright who have been i'll. are better
Miss IIoag, who has been in the office of
the Blair Veneer company OF North
roy has been transferred to the office OF
Nelson & Hall company herein. J. Blair
of North Troy has been in town several
days.-Norman Morrison went to Boston
Sunday, called there as an important wit
ness in a suit against the New England
Telephone company,-R. D. Sherry OF
Bradford has been engaged by C. A.
Gardyne as clerk in his store.-Mrs. G. r.
Hall has returned from the New England
hospital at Melrose, Mass where she has
been for several weeks-Harry and
Courtney Elkins have moved to the Joseph
Lumhra farm on East Hill. recently pur-
chased by c. A. Gardyne.-The whistle at
the new veneer mill blew for the first time
last Week.-Mrs.. T. f.. Hutchins has re-
turned from Burlington. where she has
been spending a few days. Miss Thomp-
son has returned to her home.-Several
from here attended the funeral of Harry
Shangraw at Hill West Saturday.
County Road Commissioner Towle was
in town Monday and made arrangements
with the selectmen whereby the State in
consdera ton of $27 per mile agrees TO
keep the permanent road from this viii
lage to Enosburg line in repairs-C. II.
Aiken Of Richford was a business caller
in town Monday.-The public service COM
mission will meet the directors OF the In
dependent Telephone company of this
place at East Berkshire Saturday to listen
TO n petition for the right to increase the
capital stock.-W. o. Wright of Westford
and w. Kelley Of Lowell were business
callers in town Tuesday.-Roderick Chap
lin went to St Adams Wednesday to dp-
pear before the board of medical exami-
ners for examination OH an application
for increase in pension.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
JOHNSON.

Arthur Stearns has returned from BOs- |
ton.-Mrs. o. f.. Foster has blood poison
ing in her hand.-John and Arthur West
are improving, and have returned from
a hospital In Burlington-Mrs Charles
Alchurch has returned to New YORK;
A. Kempton has moved from the Sher-
win house on Railroad street TO the mouse
of T. c. Bicknell. Bert Scribner moves
into the house vacated by Mr.. kempton'
George L!Vermore Is no better.-Miss
Jennie Quimby remains about the same
and very Lowe. L, Lewis is slowly i'm
proving,
A. f. Partlow spent Sunday with his
father here.-Madison Sargent from
Hardwick spent Sunday with his son.
Rollin-Harry Bruce has moved from the
Peck tenement to rooms over the Con-
ger meat market.-Mrs Norman ODER
and Mrs r. G.. Prentiss and daughter,
Katherine, were in Burlington Thursday
and Friday.-Dr Peakes was in Burling-
ton Saturday to confer with committee
in regard to lowering the standard for adj
mission to the normal school here.-Pro-
fessor Drown from Wallingford called on
his parents here Friday.-The normal
teachers and pupils were invited to Il. ii.
Sherwin's sugar bush Monday.-Mrs. {,
L. Bishop visited her parents in SCOTS,
n. H., returning Saturday night.-Mark
Titus and son. Perey. went Monday to
Shelburne, where they have n summers
work as stone masons.-Mr. Raymore
from Highgate Is the new section fore
man and +. ]. Gauther now becomes first
MANS. A. Griswold and men are at
work on the Burlington harn,-Arthur
Pike and daughter, Lizzie, spent sunday
I'm Jeffersonvillc-Mi Louise Stone OF
| Cabot is spending "A few days with her
| brother here. Prof, A. w. Stone-The
| graded school opened Tuesday after va
cation of two wecks.-The Hon Joseph
| SCOTS household goods arrived last week
| and were moved to his cottage In Eden
! May Baker returned to her school IN
| Everett Mass, Saturday.
| IL. IL. Raymore Of Eden visited at D.
S. SCOTS Tuesdays. f. Pope Of JEFF
fersonville was in town Tuesday.-Mrs,
| Marie Chaffee Of Morrlsville, aunt or
Mrs George Wheeler. returned TO her
home Tuesday after spending a Few
weeks with Mrs. Wheeler Mrs. Durby
while going to their sugar place In a
| lumber wagon thrown out ana
spraned one wrist badly.-George Liver
.Aore, who had been i'll for year, died
| Monday at two o'clock. The funeral was
held at the house Wednesday Ills re-
mains were taken to Milton Thursday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

At the annual meeting OF Sickle
Chapter, No "a. order OF the Eastern
Star, Wednesday, April 9, the follow
ing officers were elected: Matron.
Mrs. Agnes Jenney; patron, Harry w.
Burnham; associate matron. Mrs.
Angie Gale; conductress, Mrs Maude
Heath; associate con iuctress, Mrs.
Alice Morrill,; treasurer, Mrs Helen A.
wilkins; secretary, Miss Minnie
Smith: Adah, Miss Ruth Collins; Ruth.
Miss Martha Campbell; Esther, Mrs.
Bessie Mcmahon; Martha, Mrs. Viola
Marshall, Electa, Miss Ruby Collins:
sentinel George S, Marshall, warden.
Mrs. Dora 5. Eddy; chaplain. Mrs
Mary A. Jenney; marshal, Miss Inez
Smith; pianist, Mrs. Grace Riley.
There will be "A special meeting for
installation Wednesday evening, April
90
c. II. Hosmer returned Sunday from St.
Adams, where his son, William Hosmer.
is in a hospital suffering from cuts and
internal injuries on the head from a fan
in the cab of the engine on the
Central Vermont railway, where he was
serving as fireman. The extent of his in
JuTltS Is not yet hlloNii, but IL is feared
they NAV prove serious. Mrs Hosmer
remains in St Albans.-Wilbur b. Bige-
low, SUPERINTENDENT of the Salem Mass
hospital. Is visiting his mother, Mrs. New
| ell Bigelow and friends in Stowe.-Mrs.
| Fred Ploof is with her daughter, Mrs.
| John Belts, in White River Junction
| Mrs. w. l.. Warren and children have
| Joined Mr.. Warren In Bennington, where
| he is employed on the Fillmore farm
| The Ladies' Aid of the Congregations
| Church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. +. D. ke.-Returning from
| M, afternoons visit Saturday evening
Miss Anna Belle Buzzell was pleasantly
surnrised to find 20 of her school and
| other friends at her home, where they
had been invited to pass the evening by
her mother Mrs. G, w Buzze!l the occa
slor being Miss Buzzell's 18th birthday
| Dur,np the evening several duets on tn,
| ,t,ro and violin were rendered by G. 4
| nurnham and Donald Mcmahon. Re
| ,,oshments were served An elaborat;
| hirthday cake bore Miss BuzZelrs nam,
and tho dates ls95-l9l3 Miss Buzzell re
eived many presents, among them Z
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
GEORGIA.

The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will meet in the church ves-
try Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at
which time Miss Althea Todd. a returned
missionary from Tehwa China, will be
present In place Of the regular Thursday
evening prayer service will be held Miss
Todd will give an address at 1880, telling
of her experiences, also the conditions and
customs of the Chinese people Tho public
is cordially invited.
There will be a meeting of Banner
Grange Friday evening.-The Mission cir
Gle Of the Baptist Church met with Mrs
Upton Wednesday. was a large
attendance at the funeral of Miss Flor
ence Price, which was held at the Con-
gregational Church Saturday afternoon
ut two oclock.-The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. G., NJ. Austin will be glad to
know that they expect to leave Porto
Rico on June 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs James Hoag Thursday for dinner
Mrs Anna Minckler was called to Essex
by the serious illness of Mrs. Arthur
Center.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen have
moved to his fathers, Henry Allen, to
carry on his farm,-Mrs. Lois Hoag is in
Rutland to attend the wedding OF Charles
Hoags daughter.-Jack Blow. an old and
respected citizen, died Saturday at his
home In Grand Isle, The funeral was
largely attended. Father Parlzo ofiiciat-
edo. II. Weed made a business trip to
Grand Isle over Sunday.-Miss Cowens's
school Is In session this week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
HILL WEST.

Henry Shangraw died Tuesday forenoon
after a long and lingering illness Of
tuberculosis. He Is survived by a wife and
three sons, nine grandchildren and one
Observation-Disclosures opened here
April with Miss Hazel Foley as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs William Ariel passed Sun
day with Mrs. Ariel's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. St. Onge of East Enosburg.-
Henry Sylvester has leased the Saddler
farm of Ernest Maynard.-Mrs. Ernest
Maynard and daughter, Bessie passed
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lawson
Rich.-The cottage prayer meeting will be
held with Mr. and Mrs Homer Frazie,
Friday evening.-A. Melburn Shangraw
of Chicago was called home by the death
of his father, Henry Shangraw. flu
neral of Henry Shangraw. who died April
S, was held Saturday at the house. the
Rev. c. r. Sumner officiating. The bear
ers were two sons, a. NJ and w. P. Shan
eraw, and two brothers, Eli Shangraw Of
Montgomery village and Peter Shangraw
of Richford. The burial was in the Hill
West cemotery.-Mr. and Mrs II. H. Ros-
sier and daughter, Geraldine, passed the
Weekend with Mrs. Rossier's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T., Shangraw.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Rushford OF East EnosDurS
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. John Rushford.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Myott have returned from
| Mystic. Conn.-Miss Agnes Lefevre open
ed her school in Enosburg Monday morn
irg.-Peter Shangraw and his daughter
Mrs Otis Labare Of Richford We're called
here to attend the funeral of his brother
| Henry Shangraw.-Miss Sarah Shangra"
is passing a few weeks with her uncle,
Harvey Turner, of Hyde Park.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
CAMBRIDGE.

NJ. d. Young was in Morrsville Monday.
Miss Della Briggs of Burlington spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. w. d.
Wllley.--Mrs. NJ NJ Reynolds and son,
Harry, are in Richmond for a few days.
II. A. Buckley and a. l.. Brush were in
Burlington Tuesday Mrs. r. NJ. Reynolds
has been confined to the house the past
week by illncss.-Mrs. G. +. Dodge and
daughter of Montpelier have been visit
ing here for a week.-Mrs.. L. A. SAT- ord
Of Burlington visited her brother, f. w.
Fatch, and sister Mrs. j. w Raymore,
over Sunday.-Mrs. W. b Cady Of Jericho
has been with her sister Mrs. Emma
Cook. for a few days. Mrs. Cook had
the misfortune to fall and break her
arm ncar the elbow Wednesday.-Lieorge
Brady spent Sunday at his home in St.
Albans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
ENOsBURG.

Some farmers have sold their sugar for
L cents per pound. Many are gathering
their buckets, spouts, etc. NOVA son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Davis Sun
day.-Mlss Grace Chaffee who has been
for several weeks with her sister in New
port has retired to her home Thursday
The little son of Mrs. Lunna, who was
badly burned by hot water, is recovering
slowly. Miss Grace Chaffee, commenced
her school Monday This is her sixth
term in district No. 1.-THE condition Of
Miss Jane Wright is not as favorable for
recovery. Although the bones of her leg
have knit together and the bruise healed
the shock to the system seems too much
for her recovery.--Lloyd Chaffee returned
to Randolph TuesdaN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
LEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs, Josie Flandreau. who spent the
winter in Washington, d. c., has return
ed-Henry Donnelly and Miss Bessie
Sheltra of Fairfax were married by the
Rev. II. f. Harmed at the parsonage
Tuesday evening Miss Sybil Raymore
after a vacation at home has returned to
her school at Highgate Springs.-Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Harmed have gone to Brook
lyn, n Y, to make their home,-The re-
mains of Mrs. Caroline Phillips Mead, who
died in New York city. were brought mere
for burial in the family lot in the Jeffer-
sonville cemetery. The funeral was held
at the church April t. the Rev. II. G.
Howard officiating She was native of
this town and for many years resided
here, until a few years ago when she
moved to New York to live with her chill
dren. The remains were accompanied by
MIR. and Mrs. James Hubbard and son.
and Mrs. Amelia Gauthier.-Mr. Chase
has rented and taken possession of c. A.
Obers tenement on Mill street.-The Rev.
and Mrs H. E. Harmed spent Tuesday in
Burlington.-Mr Start Of Bakersfield was
the guest of hi. son. F. l.. Start the first
Of the week Arthur Pike and daughter,
lizzie, of johnson are guests at : r.
Stlnehour Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Morse are
guests at L. S. Morse s.-Mart!n Dodge or
Essex ana Mr.. Osgood of Colchester were
guests OF Mrs. J. +. wilcox Tuesday
Miss Lolita Brown of Burlington was at
home over Sunday.-Mrs. Fred Jacques
who went to visit her daughters In Hard
wick and Lyndonville returned Tuesday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and son of Concord
| n. H, We're guests Of George nd Hattie
Gr.swold over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
Noah Gushing. who spent several week.
| in Belvidere, have returned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
RJCHFORD.

q. Downs of South Quebec, L. O., aged
% years and unmarried, suffered a ser-
GUS accident in the Canadian Pacific
freight yard here at 1915 o'clock Thurs
day morning. He was coupling cars when
III some way he fell beneath the car
wheels and his left leg was run over and
badly mangled. Hearing his cry. his
mate went to his assistance, as did I. =.
Chase, customs inspector. After first
aid" had been rendered, Downs was
placed in the van and Drs. e. Z. Lunder-
vile and II. S. Herrick We're called.
northhound engine was attached to the
van, the right Of way given to the train,
and the injured man, accompanied by DR.
Lunderville, was taken to a Montreal
hospital The leg was amputated, and
the patient has a good chance Of recov-
cry.-H. c. Wallis of Beverly, Mass, the
contractor for the federal building to be
erected here. now expects to resume work
on the foundation May /, when the work
will be rushed to completion.
The fourth annual banquet of the
Woman's club was held at the American
House Monday evening. Preceding the
banquet tho members gathered in the club
rooms in the Mitchell building and listen
ed to a very interesting talk on THE
Common Ills of Life" by DIR. Grace w.
Sherwood Of St. Adams. Eight-five women
sat down to the banquet-G bowers, the
brakeman who was injured in the Can
adam Pacific freight yard last week SO
that amputation of the left leg was nee
essarY, has since died in a Montreal hos
pital.-Miss Vera NJ Webster has return
ed to her home in Barton after a few
days visit at the home Of Mrs. a. j.
Elliot.-Mrs. p, NJ. Flanagan and Mrs,
G. j, GlarVille are visiting in st. AL
bans at the home Of Mrs. II. \. Bowling.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17

bans. whore they had passed Sunday..-
Miss Rernice Bartlett OF Norwood, A. Y
a student I'm the university, returned tn
Burlington Monday, having been toe
guest OF Miss Theta Baker in the home of
c. H. Abel over Sunday.-Eugene O'Con-
nell of East Berkshire Is to move his
family here soon having engaged with
I. A. Vincent TO work in his garage the
coming season. lie has rented the ten,-
ment Of Mrs. N. T. Chaffee.-L A. Vim
cent is making extensive repairs on his
dwelling on Rerrshir road.-At the regu-
lar meeting Of Harmony Rebokah lodge
Monday evening It was voted to invite
the Sutton. z. O., lodge to meet with
them at the last regular meeting in May.
when there will be candidates to receive
the degrees
The W. V. Phelps company took in
10 tons of maple sugar Tuesday to iii
an order Mr.. Phelps secured last week
during a trip to Boston The price
paid was IL cents.-J. O. Kimball NJ.
c. Cramton and T.. A. Lawrence are
loading a carload Of lumber to be used
in building their cottages at IIighgate
Springs.-L. A. Depatic is convalesclng
from his recent attack of acute indiges-
tlon. He was on the street Tuesday -
j. NJ Young has so far recovered from
his illness as to be out. He has been
i'll about five weeks.--Mr. and Mrs. c..
r. Il. Best have been passing a few
days with Mr.. Rests brother, b. j.
Best, at Pleasant View farm, in Lyn-
donville Mrs. Best returned Tuesday.
William, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
J. Maynard OF orchard street is i'll
with measlos.--Mlss Anna Gilbert was
at her home in sheldon over Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
ISLE LA NOTE.

Extensive repairs are being made on
the II. II. Hin stone house at the center
OF the island, 1t has been rented to Jo-
hotel about May 1.-The Fisk quarries
We're opened for the season about April /.
They have been under the present man
agement for more than 40 years.--The
ferry from Isle La Motto to Chazy has
been delayed on account of new and larg-
er engines that have taken the place of
the old ones. Regular trips commenced
Tuesday of this week, Repairs are being
made on the parsonage of the Method st
Episcopal Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
WOLCOTT.

Archie Billiard went to the Fanny Allen
hospital on the 10th for an operation. -'
Miss Jennie Towle left Monday to COM
rlence her school at Morrisville.-The
Central school commenced Monday with
Mrs. II. A. Parker as teacher.-Potter-
VILE school commenced Monday with Mrs.
Gertrude Richardson as teacher.-E
Ransom is moving his family to Hard
wick, where he has a position in the stone
sheds.-Mrs. Algier has taken her daugh-
ter to Burlington for an operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Miss Jennie
chapman of johnson visited her grand
mother over Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs Lewis
Wells OF Concord, n. H., are visiting his
mother, Mrs. NJ w. Davlson.-C. w.
Humphrey of WATERFOWL, Mass" Is at
home for "A short stay.-Mrs, Wakeman OF
Altoona, n. Y, was the guest of Ernest
clark over Sunday.-A. II. Perkins has
finished work on the section on account
of III health.-Mrs. c. II. Stead, who has
been visiting at c. A. Reeds, left We'd
nesday for Chicago.-Melvin Richardson
visited in Waterbury Monday.-Three cars
of machinery have arrived for working on
the new concrete dam. which is to he
built this SUMMERTIME Mission Church
Is being wired for electric lights,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17

Homer Caswel has purchased the
Davis house on Main street and will
soon move there. Mrs. Antoine McGin-
mis- will remain as a tenant upstairs and
Fred Worthlng will occupy rooms in
the back part OF the house. Mr. Walker
will move as soon as he can find n ten
ement.--Mrs. Glen Laraway Of Water
vile is visiting at Harry Bakers
Thomas Laraway of Waterville was in
town Monday.-W. f. Tracy was in
Waterville Monday.-Mrs. Sarah Collins
has been released from the hospital at
waterbury and came home Monday
night-Nrs. f. G. Nicholas Of Newton
vile. Mass, is visiting her sister Mrs
Il =. Jose, here.-F'armers arc gather
ing buckets after one Of the poorest
seasons for many years. The quality
has been as whole poor.-Kate Kings
ley of Burlington is visiting at Freeman