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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-06
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to the bill at the Orpheum for the COM
ing week. In the headline attraction
three members OF the cast are Omaha
people. They appear in the new Everett
Shinn 'meller drnmmer," Wronged from
the Start" Charles Withers heads the
company That is his stage name, but In
private life, the son of Mr.. and Mrs j.
c. Davidson of this city. he is Garland
Davidson But few years ago he was
attending the High school of Omaha. AS
ISOLATED with him in this thriller Of a
travesty are two other Omaha people
Miss Edith Spencer and Ralph Marthy
Miss Spencer was formerly identified with
the Burwood and Eva Lang stock organ
izations or Omaha. Mr.. Marthy also
played here in stock. The comedy, sue
cessor to More Slnned Against Than
Usual" that was one of the laughing hits
last season, was written especially for
Withers.
An attraction out OF the ordinary is pro-
vded by Keiiyama, a clever Japanese
who writes upside down and backward or
any other way and uses one hand as well
as the other. He is said to be a phe-
Lomenon hard TO explain. odiva, the
water queen comes with a swimming act.
in an immense glass tank She Is assisted
by school Of trained sea lions that do
a variety OF amusing tricks. In the sing
ing act to be contributed by Corbett
Shepard and Donovan, is a pleasing mix
ture Of mirth and melody, and tuneful
nonsense is to be offered by the black
face comedians, jack and Phil Kaufman.
Britt Wood, ''the Juvenile jester" has all
the force OF maturity. Another feature
of the bill is an Omaha act A number
of years ago the Eugene trio that does
a clever gymnastic turn, started its
work In this city. It's offering is styled
"a bar or two, laugh or two, feat or
two" They are comedians and daring
athletes. Extremely interesting should
be the new motion picture feature, the
"Orpheum Travel Weekly" that is to -
installed this week. Picturesque nldcelsIin
Holland, England, Mexico and EEgpt will
p be displayed in the first offering.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-06

- will be pleasant indeed 10
FANY turn away from contempla-
tXVlI ton of the horrors OF the
aAsuaA war that is wasting the best
tSWRI manhood and fairest cities OF
N Europe, and for a time forget
the strife, in the delights Of a good farce
comedy. And that Is what the Brandeis
theater offers for tho opening of its sea-
son, which happens to be set for tonight.
The piece that is to be offered has been
much written about, and in seemingly
extravaganza of praise by those review
ers who have watched its progress in
New York. 1t IS now taking the road In
force. q veritable battalion of companies
to play It having been organized, and
Omaha is fortunate to the degree that
1t is one OF the first of American cities
outside OF New York to have the priv
ilege OF laughing at the fun provided
by Mr.. Peples farce. The week will be
a fairly busy one at the Brandeis, for
other plays are coming along with some
thing of a headlong speed, and the first
days OF the winter term at this house
will be well filled. At the Orpheum and
the Gayety. business has been very good
so far, and the managers are much en-
coureged.
Arnold Bennett says In his Confession
OF an Author that he turned to play
writing because he WANTED money in
heaps" but those who know his work
best declare that he writes plays just be-
cause he can't help himself. According
to who's Who" Arnold Bennett (his
full name is Enoch Arnold BennetD was
born in England in 1861, lives in France
and has no recreations." But who s
Who is mistaken, Arnold Benefits rec
reation is writing also II is his trade and
his profession. He left the law to be-
come editor Of the periodical Woman,
but there wasn't enough writing TO dc
there, so he gave up his salary AND
started in to Just write" He wrote
books and essays and reviews and plays
and II he didn't jump into fame at once
It wasn't long before the reading public
began TO take notice OF this man who
was making the give Towns" famous
There is no tale of the starving author
to tell about Arnold Bennett. He writes
to live and lives TO write. He learned e
make his characters real. and it is thll
fidelity Of characterization that lends 50
much to the charm of ''Mlestones."
.
Il have always prlded myself on nevel
having hobbies" said statuesque Bernic'
Buck. who will appear here in "A Pail
OF Skies" And, as for beauty, ! thinl
people allow their thoughts 20 dwell upoI
It entirely too much. / believe that Z
person always makes the best OF an ap
, pearance, and for that reason havl
studied out the vaue OF gowns so that
can tell In a moment just what suits me
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs william Mason and famii" have
gone to Middlcbury to stay while hor
son, D. o. Mason, Is attending college
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Goodrich Of Calais We're
in town Sunday-Jamcs Brodie, r. r.
Downer, b. +. Billiard, T.. H. Campbell
and d. l.. Mcclure attended tho demo-
cratic state and district conventions at
Burlington Wednesday as delegates from
this place.-Mrs T.. II. button of Halt
fax, Mass, who has been visiting at Car
roll I,each's. has returned home Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. H. Cass arrived home from
their wedding trip Monday evening They
will occupy rooms In Judge Tavlor's house
on church etrcet--A farewell reception
was rendered the Rov. and Mrs. TTorard
~ White at the Baptist Chur,h ruosda,
cvening-The republican caucus to o!or'
DELEGATES 10 the county convention we,
held Tuesday evening, ne1rv 2'6 vntor'
attending The following delegate w""
elected 4. q. Hooker, r. " Davis, T.
s Robev W. +. Frazer G. +. A'ho0
Fred Fldredge, LOWS Hayener and +,
r. Welch Tho delegates wern instrrotf.
to support s. r. Daring Jr. Tor state
attorney
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24

Misses Ada and Jennie Bristol of Middle
bury.-Mrs. Matthew Mnogue and Miss
asn's Douglass have returned tn Rutland
after visit to N;s Mlnogues parents,
MI a.d Mrs. Gee re Myers. and other
'clatiroi.-S. d. NJ r"r. no mas been sub
stltui.1p Mt the most NCe during the alb
50 nee - Miss Mary Alden, has returned
to BraLdon.-Mr. ana Mrs. Charles NJ
t-lndcN have ret uuct from n weeks
visit to their daughter. Mrs. A. r Simp-
son, OF Southbridgc, Mass --lIonald H.
Norton VINO has been passing the vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
/ thur w. Norton, has gone to Hanover. n.
y" to resume his studles, q. Dartmouth
College. His bother, Ralph. 80 wss
graduated in June from the Vcrgennes
high school. accompanied him and VIII
enter the freshman class.
Mrs. |. NJ. Martin gave a party Tues
day afternoon at the home of her father,
Amos +. Needham, to announce the en-
EaRemont of her sister Miss Marion Need
ham. of this city to Attorney Mlward {.
! Taft Of Columbus, Ohio. son of Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Taft Of Waltham The house
/ was decorated, the color scheme being
pink, sweet peas, pink asters and gla-
diolas being used. The refreshments were
I'm keeping with shc decorations. pink icc-
cream and pink punch bcing served
| About 30 men were present.-The Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles NJ. CHARACTERISTICS Belle EaGan
is visiting her aunt. Mrs y. y. Bissunctte,
of Burlington. During the passionate Of
the Rev. George +. Harvey Of the YER
gcnncs Baptist Church. covering a Pc
Rod Of two years and eight months, TN .
membership has beon increased nv 16. IL
of whom were baptiscd ana three re-
coived by letter. Tho missionary Offer
ings have been Increased and repairs
made upon the church binding. During
the pastorate a parsonage has also been
purchased Mr.. Harvey goes from here
70 n church which Is said to he the most
important Raptist Church I'm the Paw
tucket vallcy.-John Garno of Halifax. n
c
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24

Owing to another case Of infant,ls
paralysis appearing in tho village the
churches were closed Sunday. except
the Catholic Church. Father Pouliot sa,+
all the children home, but held a sbort
service for the adults only. There bay.
been two other cases of the disease in
the village and one case in the town n,
Essex. So far all have been Hight cases
and are doing well. There are a fe,v
suspicious children who are H. IN,
| they are being watched very cIose,v
The health officer advised the scbon,
/ trustees to close all schools and tbero
VIII be no sessions until the disease has
subsidized. He also advised that parents
and guardians do not allow their chill.
/ dren to run at large In the street or
stores and that the children be kept
at home.
Mrs Mary Griffin Sculin, a nntiva n,
this place died week ago Sunday
at her home in Mt. Vernon, n. Y. She
was cousin Of Mrs. &. NJ Booth and
often visited here. She is survived by
three sons
u. q. Whitney and family will move
THIS week 10 :. a. Rrownolrs residence.
where Mr.. Brownel will reside with them
Leland, the cIght-ycar-old son Of Mr.
hnd Mrs. Guy Peck, Is i'll with infantile
paralysis.
Ernest w. Johnson Of Essex and Ms
Leone Lashua Of Willlston were married
last evening at the Methodist parsonage
10y the Rev. DR. c. IT, Sisson.
II has Just been made known that
rGeorg" r. Smith of san Antonio. Texas.
ana Mss Goldie /. Rix OF Burlington
Wcr" married at the Methodist parsonage
hN the Rev. DIR. q. II. Sisson September
IT, Mr. Smith was a former soldier in
the Second cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen
and HIS brlo was a pupil nurse at the
Mary Fletcher hopital They We're at
tended bv s. p. Tanner and Mr. Colby
They went to burlington that night an6
left the next day for his home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24

Aged Women -Cardel Norton visited
IMontDeier last week.--Bverest WILL
son has returned to the University OF
Pennsylvania Dental schooL-G. IL.
circuit, an aged Civil war veteran, IL in
poor health.-A. W. Cove was in Hines
burg Tuesday. and Mrs. V. H.
Perkins and Mrs. r. W. Demertt or
Waterbury spent Sunday with their
father. +. g. Pamer.-Mrs. j. NJ lay
Is visiting In Brandon
f. S. Peckham having sold his place on
the Notch road has moved into his house
on Garfield street.-A. G. Bingham from
Cuba Is visiting his brother. chester
Bingham A. Lawrence has returned
| from White River Junction.-Mrs COOK
Of Chicago is guest Of Mrs Ives at
Gaige- Moor.-Mrs. Hertzhereer, who has
spent the summer at Gaige-M Moor, has re-
| turned to New York.-Mrs. f. F.. stead
man has been visiting In South Lincoln
| this week--E. r. Palmer, who was Injured
| In an automobile accident last week, is re-
coverlng.--S. D. FAIRS new brick block Is
rapidly approaching com1letion.-Mrs F.
w. Kingman and Miss Eliza kingmar
are visiting in Addison.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
WINOOSKI.

The DELEGATES elected Saturday afte~.
noon at the republican caucus to attend
the republican county convention IN Bur
lngton next Saturday are a 5 follows:
Chairman. George II. Nash. A. VI. Smith,
f. X Packard, c. H. Wardweu. T. Sim.
ard John Flint Raymond Allen and f. Z.
Higwood. The alternatcs are: Richarl
Whalon, Alexander Mcdonald. ]. r. Lave
ly. William lombard, Jesse Thompson,
T. 4 Burdick. NJ l.. Smith and II. \.
Bailey. T. NJ Wolcott chairman Of tha
republican town committee, called tho
meeting to order at three O'Clock and n
was then made chairman of the meeting
and H. Albon Bailey was made secretary.
David Pari2o died suddenly Monday
night Of angina pectors. lie was taken
III while on Main street and started for
his home on East Center street whom he
sank into Inconsistencies. He failed n
rally under medical aid He was 81
years old and leaves one child Tho fu-
neral was held at St Francis Naviot
ng Burial was in st. Francis cemetery.
j \ Gervais entertained the members
of the Mohawk club I'm their rooms Tues
dav evening IN honor of his approaching
marriage. The cluh orchestra was pres
ont and there was singing Solo numbers
were rendered and refreshments We're
served Mr. Gervqls will leave to-day fo-
East Angus. T. O. and the wedding will
take place next Tuesday AT st. Louis de
Wo-tbury Church. His bride to he IS Mas
Clara MORN, daughter Of Mrs. loseHA
f Of l1, -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
NORTH TERRISBURG.

Mrs Goss after spending the summer
at the home of her nephew, John Wheel
or. has returned to her home I'm Hudson
Mich.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. Allen are at
home Nafter spending two weeks In Bos-
ton With their daughter, Mrs. Newton
and famiIv.--Capt George Martin of Am
hcrst spent SUNDAY with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Baker were sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker
Mrs Manoguc Of Rutland visited at
Jerry Scars's Saturday. regular
meeting of the Kings Daughters will he
hold n the home OF Miss Toseie Mooney
this afternoon.-Mr. and MS James
Corey Of Shclhurno spent Sunday at their
farm here.--J. l.. St Peters Is charging
his grst mill and putting In another
large elevator.
". II. Fonda. after srendnF several
months I'm town and vicinity. left Tues
day for his home in Oklahoma Mr.. and
! Mrs John Morton and three children oi
/ Richmond motorcd to this place Sunda,
and We're guests Of D. \. Klmhall. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Baker and daughter hav,
gone to Mechaniceville. y. Y. TO visit his
brother They made the trip by automo
|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
NEW HAVEN.

There are several cases ofjnfantile par
alysis in town, in the families Of c. ).
Dana, Mr.. Clifford and Mr.. Shepard. All
patients are reported as we'll as could be
eXpected.-Mrs. Smith who has been
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Mcintyre
has returned to her home in New Russo
y. Y.-Miss Hazel Ward Is at home from
her school in Middlcnury on account Of
illness.-Mrs. G. :, Everest and little son
Allan, are with her parents In South
Shaftsbury Mrs. l. ]. Everest and
daughter, Madaline are spending some
time at the lake.--Mr Newton Of Yer
gennes was guest of his mother Mrs. VIII
liam Mcintyre. SundaY.-Miss Mary l..
Roscoe is guest of Mrs. Mary \. Roscoe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
WOLCOTT.

Miss Rubie Tuthll who has been at
the mountains Mt Sugar Hill, y. H., has
returned home--John Benson. who
has been in town, returned to Shell
burne Monday.--The all day meeting
.of the Pentecostal Church will he held
Tuesday with speakers from Johnson
and Watervlle-The Friday hight
meeting will he held at Mr. Hoadley's
on Town hlll--Lillis Luzada and
mother, who have been at the noun
tans during the summer, are eXna"t-
led TO return home this weak.--Nias
| Florence Ileflin left Wednesday
for Swampscott, Mass, to take NJ
nurses traininE.-P. w. PerknE OF
Tannersville, n. Y. was in town Non
day in the interest Of getting out
Christmas trecs.-Mr. ana Mrs. Ohm
stead of sheldon visited ut w. L. Bar
| ter'S Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
RICHMOND.

The funeral of Miss Bessie Larkins'
who died Friday after a long Illness
with consumption. was held at the church
of Our Lady Of the Holy Rosary Monday
norninc at nine o'clock. The Rcv.. A..
p. Clermont officiated. Burial was in no
new cemetery. and Ms James
O'Byrur ~ Boston are guests of his par
onts Mir and Mrs. T. p'Byrno.-Nr and
Mrs T. r Freeman We're guests of Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Bartlett In Sho,'urna
Sunday Miss Rose Donaway has re-
turned from two weeks vacation WITH
her parents in Nergennc~ Mr. and Mrs
G. II. Prior are In New York for Zen
days-Word was received SATURDAY q
the death OF Mrs. a. Worhen Nh and
Mrs Worthen went to Germany IN June
70 visit his narpnfS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24

doors for a little each pleasant day
Theodore l.. Beane Will 20 Thursday TO
Montreal and after brief visit there
with relatives will go to Decatur. ILL.,.
where he has secured a permanent posi-
tion as cook In large hotel.-Mlss Della
BruyH, who has been in Nergennes TO
| visit her sister, Mrs. Frank n. Barrows,
has gone for n further visit to other rela-
| tlVos in Barre and Bethel Miss Bulah
NJ Wilkeson, who has spent the sum
mcr with her parents in Rutland. re-
| turned Wednesday and will rejoin the
| senior class Of the MiddlchurY COLLEGE
| a. b Colby, former we'll known busl-
ness man Of this village, but now of
| San Francisco, cal, was in town We'd
| nesdaN and called on few old friends.
| It has bocn about % years since he left
tovn--Frank A. Farnsworth is confined
TO the house with rheumatism. Miss
1Fabelle Griffith of Brandon, who spent
| the summer at the home OF her parents
| In Brandon, returned Wednesday TO re-
Join the junior class at Mlddlehurv Col
| lcgc.-John \. Breenc, who has been IN
! Marble City, Colo. for six months, has
returned and taken n position with the
| Mddlcbury branch of the Vermont
Marble company. Miss Mable T. Burton
of Butland, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles x. Cheney. returned
Tuesday to misunderstanding and
Collector Charles J. Sceov, who has beer
confined at his home on High street Will
rheumatism. is able TO be ont again, hui
Is stll far from well-Prof. and Mrs
\. r. lambert and son, who have spen
three months at their camp I'm Maine
have returned Mrs. Mary BoYlan. who
has spent the summer Mt the Bread Loa
Inn. has returned home.-tIenry Thomas
has gone to Ester, n. II, where he ha'
entered the Phillips Exeter Academy
Prof, G. II. Greece, who has been sev
cral weeks at Lake George has return
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
WILLISTON.

The entertainment which was to have
been given Friday night has been post
poned until November Il
Miss Blauch Warner, who has been
spending the last three weeks with her
aunt, Mrs Jennie Hart, has returned %
her homo in Burlington. Mrs. Carrie Log
gems and granddaughter, Helen, have
gone to her sons home i'm BENSON To re-
main a few weeks Harold Bryant who
has been spending the summer with his
sister, Mrs. Gcorg" r. Whitney, I'm BRA
tlehoro, has returned Henry Root from
California is the guest Of his sister. Ms
Lewis Talcott Carl end George Curtis
have gone To Middlvtown, Conn, 10 at
tend Wesleyan University Mrs Dalton
Webster and d1uchtor. who have been
a few weeks here. have returned to ther'
homo In Springfield, MtsS-Fh. Rev. NJ
Barnum Of Jericho exchanged pu'pl''
Sunday with the Rev Mr.. CUrtis.-Fred
Varnev is repairing his dwelling house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
ESSEN JUNCTION.

Leland. the clGht-year-old son ~ Nh
and Mrs. Guy \. Peck. died at about
7:9O o'clock Monday might oft'" an iiln, So
Of about three days with infantlle
PARALYSIS. lie is survived by his par
ents and three brothers and one sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hunter have
issued invitations for the marrlar" re-
ception of Miss Mary l., Bates and
their son, Or. John Hunter at their
home Saturday evening. Tho wedding
will take place at the home of Miss
Bates's mother, Mrs. Job Bates, I'm Bur
liupton that afternoon
The republican voters have elected
DELEGATES and ahenates to the county
convention to he held i'm Burlington
saturday. Delegates, Guy w Bailey,
IA. u. prury, \. 49, YardoW, Floyd
Barnes Claude Chaplin, r. Ii. Stevens,
II. G. McNall, Charles Teachout, A, j.
Remington, Albert Packet, /. \. Gil
bert: alternatos. David Marvin, A. Il,
Ruge, Frank Tyler, Dean Niele, George
Gates. Louis Greenough, II, w. Ayers
To- H. Grow, II. W, Sinclair, Fay Nc
X enzie ana Fred Niele.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
BRISTOL.

Edison ltaIhnun 81 Iowa Is VISITING
his mother Mrs. =. y. R'thhun' and
brother K. ~ ka'noun' ana "th'r rei"-
tives. Mr.. Rathhun IS former resident
being native OF ms town ne c'aSs
OF I'I'' prIS'"' "'Eh - '''"" J." '''''7 ''e
tollo"lhE teachers III ti'' county anu pu,-
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,atnr,,,d fro,,, - ,.tsi, ~ two weeks IN
,,,ntr.a,-p G smith &c in moor health
wrs smith is also in ~ hoaIth having
had uyb, sbork --Ntrs Ara Rail and
nb,Idror of \Iontnelior are visiting Judge
na ,trs :, I1osso1tire and other
ra,a.i,.a, ,,ss Ero,cos Nad,eor. who
h.',. hoa, ,,iai,ina horo ha, raturred I'm
nmrltno,or -Dr and N,rs = r briggs
and NJ and ,,rs = y Diclxoruan are
at howe from, Nidd,ch,rv
m, u ~ Dr,oge and N w Wilson
,ra f., tho 6oid Sor ,o,,, ronresontotive
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
CHARLOTTE.

Ralph, son Of Nh and Mrs ". c. r.iv-
ermore, died OF nfartilo paralysis early
Thursday morning His sister. Mrs
Footc, was buried the previous Monday.
Mrs. ~. c. 1.lvermore, who has been
seriously Ill, is !mprov,ng.-Cha
Holmes, with large gang Of men, com
mcncod his apple harvest Tue sdav
l.. Richmond Dean. who has been spend
ing the summer at his homo hor", left
Tuesday for an educational tour of
Greccc.-Owinr to tn" infautre paralysis
scare the meetings of Friendship Lodge
No. 81, \. y. and y. NJ. and the O. f. s
n 0nStDtu4d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
CORNWALL.

The funeral OF Edwin Weston. who died
Saturday morning. was held at his
late home Tuesday al 900 p. m. Mr..
Weston had been i'll several weeks from
the effects of stroke of paralysis He
was 20 years of age, was a veteran Of
the Civil War and an honored and much
respected citizen. He leaves besides a
wife, two daughters, Mrs r. 4. BinG-
nam Of this town ana Mrs. Frank Mack
Of Charlotte; two sons, Fred Of this
town and Milton of Brattleboro: also two
sisters, Mrs Josephine Pratt Of Saranac
Lake. ~ Y, and Mrs.. Ida IIodEson of
Norway Mich
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
UNDERHILL.

Nrf. r. q. N"alv and Augustus Pollard
visited Mrs. Gladys Pollard at the Fanny
Allen hospital Sund7y.-The ball game
SATURDAY, rndcrhiu VS. South Burlington
was q li-inninG game, resulting in a score
"f IN D. ~ favor If Underhill Miss Rena
imtress Of Huntington is visiting at
Lynn MuI.ton's.-A linen shower was
rendered Miss Eva NJ. Nay by Miss Made
lin" Sch"!e2 Friday afternoon in honoi
OF her approaching marriage. Refresh.
m"nts were served. Miss Nav vas the Yc-
cipient Of many beautiful pieces of linen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24

died Of lung trouble at the Ducharne resi-
dence in the village September 16. The fu-
neral was held in the Congregational
Church Friday at 200 p. m. The Rev. Il.
VI. Isaacs officiated.- Miss Jennie Plue Is
in Manchestcr.-The Rev. Mr.. Isaacs ana
the Rev. Mr.. Simmons of Shoreham at
tended the ministers meeting In Middle
bury Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonz6
Monger moved to their new house Frida'
and had a house warming that ovenin'
with % presont.--Mr. and Mrs }. w
Buell. Have returned from some time "
Portland. Me.--Mrs. Fred Walker after
spending a few days with Mrs. o. Il
| Root went last wcek to Join her hus
| band al Catskill y. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
JERICHO.

The Lottlc Ifford Missionary society
met with Mrs q. T. Hulhurd saturday
afternoon and officers " ere elected as fol-
lows; President Mrs. G. Is. Hulburd;
vice-prcsidont, Mr.. NJ ~ Bu1zell, score
tarN, Mr., William Yautz; treasurer. MISC
Lena Naruey; directors, first, Belle H..
Parsons, second, Mrs, Clinton BuNtonI
third Sadie Foster, ana fourth, Pansy
Nu2zell officers for the pniathc1
class oc Tho BAPTIST Church are AS fol-
lows; President Mrs VI. \. BuH2o0i
vice-president, Mrs William Yantz; seed
rotary, Doris smith; assistant secretaryI
Hazel Pettinsill; treasurer Belle r. Par1
sons: visiting and flower committee, MrSI
@. II Hulhurd, Florence Buxton and
Pansv Bu2zcll.-Mrs Rosa paziro md
John Pa2iro and William LaFlash Of Bur1
linEton were over-Sunday visitors OF Mr|