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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NOTES

The eighth grade girls have new in
door baseball
The Thanksgiving programs in general
were a success.
Myron Mcneil and Alien Pittser have
been absent from school on account Of
illness.
The basketball boys have divided into
two teams, the Tigers and Quakers, for
the purpose Of finding the best team in
the grammar school.
Earline Davis has entered the fourth
grade this week and Jean Hayden has
returned to school after spending the
Thank sgiving vacation at Jack IS Cabin.
Also Claud Davis enrolled in the sixth
grade this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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nan Sssh tonFt-Ssssdsl nae-
tse~aaz. E,eceaslssr l.
Msas Baruiss H~rris sssni Frliay .f
Saspoer
A Hssmiser 81 the rauGhnsan sold hor-as
- hosss hssver tsis seok.
Miss Avery. of sssA.oar. was shs
0sek end gsest q Mss Norma NIcsaois.
The Thanksgiving dance gssen st the
bal frIfsaE ssoaiug Nss well attended
and a veHy enjoyable aiEair.
Mr. and Mrs. Kari zageidar. Aiss
EsheI Stanley and Juhn AudreHs came
osss from Gssnnison FRIDAY T. asteaa sie
dance.
Gee. Andrews and Chas. Miller were
sunday visitors at Clarence gatiekas ;.
Mrs. kafieka returned t. tsanuisuu wish
her father whore she viii visit few
days.
Miss Jessie Foster. Hugh Poster and
Cora Mcneil motored Into Gannison
Tuesday Mrs. Foster who has been
spending a week visiting friends re-
tarned with them.
Among those who were IN town this
week were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Poster.
Mrs. Eugene A. McGreeor. Frank and
John Andrews. Clarence Radeka, VIII
and Aiva sammons and Jesse Phelps.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04

Butter wraps tor sale at News-tlnam
sion once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
SAPtARe

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Tssszslas. Dsse. J.
The sahaol chi.slssn aaso pragram
en- Ananssss
Hazry Ziplinssy = SIN haslsas straw
fr0a tilc Asasin
G,asras Iacaa Was aoNn from his
raueh MONDAY
Miss Lilig Peterson pant b. t,ssHu5ss'n
ebe aas iass Wsek.
Ice Savage sent b DeBVar Sunday
g iauk II bunch u essais.
Charles Taft has retsrIsaa from Gan-
uizon Nhere BE- bad been f,ahsiug 5ru.
Ms Niahard suauf her Thank sglviug
Vacation visiting frieuas "a Maasruse.
Air and Airs. Floyd FHse aanf as %
tlsslr raHeh Nanday and boaght Farry E
ieaso.
Chss. Austin has iasl buaRbt team,
wagon and harness from n fisHder-
sun.
Ssaet Lindsles t9ok in the turssy
saoot near Ggunison and secured several
birds.
We bad oar FIRST snsW storm sunday
About f0ar inches fsl bat Is ali gone
aaa 1ne roads are again dissty.
Ernest Eniom has been hauling and
unloading a car uf goal for Jghn Chap
man, snd John Chs nee has been hauling
coal for Mrs. McVsan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
CR0OKST0N

News-ChampiOn Correspondence:
Friday, Nov p.
Mrs Frank Hicks has gone to Okla
huma for a while.
Mrs. G. Fl. Soden is spending a few
days in Guauis1u with her daughters.
VIM. Templeton and Willie SodelI are
helping Mr.. MarIatt on his sawmil
Steve Waters and Ray SIone shipped
a couple of car loads Of cattle Friday.
A large number from here attended
the masquerade at SarEeuts on the 27.
The Crookston school is going to give
an entertainment and Xmas tree on
Dee. 24th. Everybody invited and a
good time assured.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Duncan and the
Misses Georgia, Amy and Ada Hicks re-
turned to Gunnison Sunday after spend
ing Thanksgiving with Jim Hicks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
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ssassss. November ~
Mss Pasri Johnson - VISITING a. A.
D. StapasBssn =
Eazor aEsak y naN esaa~essd ~ssh
Deyle ~ saiepasns.
Mr. aua Ms. X h. BesCsasbos ~are
sisifars af the Dome SUNDAY.
W aro glad b. see Gus.ie AasGh
sch.,ol again aad Sbie 10 DISCARD b..
afl5sahss.
Niss Fink BroVn came ever fron
Saiida 10 spana Thanksgiving sss ssth
MRS. ". Is. ssoason.
Mrs. Ella State left for Brighsau
Tuesday night 10 spend a eospie %
weeks wiah her parents.
Al Hmkisy Is agite sick al she shan
rock ranch. tle may have 10 60 D.
Sssliaa for medical treatment.
AIRS. Isham Hamilton entertained -
tlInner fhauks sriviug DAY. her parenss.
Mr. and Ars. p J. McAIaster. haf
brothers, Harry, Prank and Ralph M
Aliisser. Miss Alice trs Of Ohio CITY
Nj aHa Mrs. t.ddie Leonard and Pay
hs1tou.
A lovely Thanksgiving Was spent b.
al the Doylevillans at T.. ID. Stephen-
sons. A large crowd Of friends snd
nelghbors were entertained ut dinner
and supper In the sfterns0n auto rides
were greatly enjoyed BY the guests as
the westhsr wss ideal a yell st.
tended dance in the P. o. buildioG al
night terminated happy day. Thoss
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Dser
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. viii johnson ~sd Mss
Pearl of Psrlin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Nc
Donald, MIR. and Mrs. J. b Turner Of
Waunita, NJ. j. Slate and son and Mrs
Des Combes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
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kews-CAanptoa Corresponaenes:
Tuesday, Dec. |.
Tom Woriey left here Sunday for
Crawford
Harry Calvin started hauling coal for
the Good Hope mine last Tuesday.
b. +. Killey and wife of Gunnison,
spent Thanksgiving at the Wilt home.
Sandy Dunbar started hauling for the
Good Hope Mining Co., November 9th.
Mrs. " F. Owen left here Sunday
for Denver where she will spend the
winter.
Mrs. 7. P. Lamoy and son returned
Sunday from Breckenridge where she
has been visiting her sister.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
FW A n0lDDAy CHr

Consider the usefulness and beauty as
holiday gifts of the articles in our fur
niture store. Willow and Oak Rockers,
Library Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, Rugs,
Davenports, Writing Desks, Pearson 5
Sectional Bookcases, Child's Rockers
and Chairs, Footstools and Tabourets,
Bullets, etc Look at our new Duntley
Vacuum Cleaner, only $3.50 Much SUI
perior to carpet sweeper.
GEO. MILLER. 49-
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04
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kews-Champioa CorrssD0a~ssss:

ksws-ChampiOa COrrsaDOaAeaso:
Saturday, November ~.
George Farlee made q trip to Ohio
City yesterday.
George Farlee and wife ate Thanks
giving turkey with the Stevenson family
in Pitkin.
Mrs Hudnut. her son Forest and her
mother Mrs. Davis, ell of Pitkin, sre
spending few days at the Pines with
the Farlees.
ID. j. Dunbar returned to camp few
days ago. One of the May Flewer
stock holders came in with him but only
remained couple of days.
The Camp Bird shaft is steadily 60
ing down. The new saw mill is busy
saving out lumber for their new build
ings and timbers for the shaft as fast
as they can get logs to the mill
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04

The regular meeting of the town
council Tuesday night, was occupied
mostly in auditing Of bills and hooking
into the tangle of just how the license
tax applies to expressmen, job wagons,
coal haulers and similar lines of busi-
ness
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-04

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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
HORRIBLY BURNED
Rose Pelletier Was Backing Stove with
 liaSOleae Polish
On Dangerous List al Hospital Gave
 Birlh 10 Child

On Dangerous List al Hospital. Gave
 Birth 10 Child
 Mrs. Rose Peuetief 34, wife of Louis Pciietier of North Grosveno-daie, was horribly burned last Friday afternoon when some gasolene stove polish she was using Co blacken her kitchen stove exploded setting her clothing on fire. The frightened woman ran from the house screaming and the breeze iu the outer air famed the flame 50 that be- fore help could reach her her clothing was nearly burned off and the lower part of her body from feet to whist md also her arms and hands were fright fully blisteTed and burned. Philip Wolssrd, seleetman. brought the wom an to the Dey kimball hospital where she Was immediately placed on the dangerous iist with slight hope of her recovery The womnn was suffering unlold agony from her burns as the auto speeaed to Putnam. Besides her husband she has four small children.
 Monday Mrs. Pelletier gave birth to chtid but il only lived short while. Tuesday her condition was reported as n little more favorable and the slight hope entertained for her recovery grew n tHHe stronger.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
MRS. HOLMAN lS
 AWARDED SA,OOO
Verdict Against Her Former Husband and Dr. Waterman
DR. SMITH IS Ex0NERATED
End of Suit for s5o.ooo Damages on Charge of Conspiracy to Place Her in Retreat
 For Insane.

Special Hartford Correspondence)
 Hartford.-A jury in the federal court awarded verdict of s4,90o to Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis Holman in her suit for $50 900 damages against her former husband. Prof. Cransten Bren- ton and Dr. Paul Waterman of this city. on an allegation of conspiracy to place her. against her will. in an in- sane retreat. pr. o. c. Smith of this city was made a party in the allega- ton, but the jury exonerated him. The jury deliberated seven hours Couh- sel for Professor Trenton and Dr. Wa terman filed notices of appeal. Judge Thomas ordered briefs filed in ten days. The verdict coming soon after the supper hour. there were few spec tators in the court room. Professor Brenton was the only litigant present. Mrs. Holman was in court during the greater part of the day. When the judge charged the jury she wept. The trial. which has been in progress here for sixteen court days came as the oulmination of the long standing troubles between NIT. Brenton, form CT professor in Trinity college. and his former wife The then Mrs. Bren. ton brought suit for divorce over a year ago. alleging intolerable cruelty. Professor Trenton brought a counter suit on statutory grounds naming Frederick .. Holman Of Wateryille, Me as cores spondeHt Professor Trenton won his suit Then followed long litigation for custody of q minor child. and Professor Trenton vas granted the custody. Soon after the divorce Mrs. Brenton married Mr Holman. < sensation was caused some months ago when Mrs. Ho man brought her suit against Professor Trenton and Drs. Waterman and Smith. She charged that while Bren tons wife she was taken to an insane asylum in Brattleboro. Vt, against her will. Ia order to secure her re lease. she said she had to first sign g statement of wrongdoing with Mir Holman. During the trial, many letters that had passed between the then Mrs. Brenton and MT. Holman were read and they were Of the mos endearing nature.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Bradley Theatre.

The summer season al the Bradley k proving one ot the best warm weath. CT seasons in the history of the house The new Fesidentgmanaeer, NIT. ~elig Goldman of Worcester, k doing every thing possible Go make things comfort able lor his patrons. This Is MT Gold man.s first venture in the theatrical gnme and he Is much pleased with the work and also with the support he has been receiving since he took charge. The pictures are maintained at tic same high standard and Jimmie Evans sings at each performance. some fine fenme pictures have been secured and will he faeied aff as the weeks go by demonstrating over and oyef the truth of the well knawnisioEan, .Aiways q Httlc better show al the Bradley.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03

-L. Il Healey of North Woodstock was reelected secretary Of the State Beard q Agriculture ss the meeting in Hartford Tuesday. The vote WAS Ie 10 for MT. Hezley. Mr. Healey is in Boston attending s meeting of The seeFsiAries Oi boards .; agriculture in New England.
 -Horse men from al parts Of the counry were in Pasaam Tuesday sI- tending thS suction of the personal property ot N. L. Kennedy who has hsd s livery siaois business in this civ for many years Nr. kennedy is closing cal his business on account e' II hsslEAs
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03

Miss Elizabeth Child left on Fft- day for a visit with friends in Hart ford and Hazardviile.
 -Mr and Mrs. Leon.T. Wilson and children iefl on Thursday for stay al Pleasant View, Westerly.
 Mrs. E. T. Whitmore and Mrs. = \. Rockwell Of WiInmanlic, have been the guests of relatives in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank D. Dunham and daughter are al Charleston Beach, k I :, for q two weeks stay.
 Mrs. George l.. Blythe and son Al. aSon have returned from a two months visit with relatives at Phiia- deiphia.
 State Attorney and Mrs. Charles F.. Searls Jeff this Thursday for a month stay at Sea cliff Inn, Nan. Iueket,
 Mrs. ,l.ouis Benoit and daughter Cecile Of Elm street, iett "Wednesday morning for four days stay in New Haven, where they will visit with Mrs. Benoit's son Louis.
 Eagle Hose company, No. 2. re- eenuy he'd their annual clam bake snd outing at Quadie pond. Officers Of lhe department were invited as spe- eial guests.
 -Mrs. Mailer A Wheaton and fam. IlN are spending a few weeks st Pleas ST, Xlew. The guest ol Mrs. Geo. = Bradley. who has 8 ees,sge th-Fe fer iAe summer
 -over one hundred books Tn the French language have recently been added so lhe public library. This is In accordance with s vote e the town to spend certain amount for book. for ths many French Canadian citizens In he ely
 Some changes gre being made iu the vaults sg the municipal building lo give better ventilation. The town clerks olloe will oe removed from Main street 10 The building & soon &, the vault Is ready.
 Mrs John B. Daisle and children went to tAli River Tuesday, and Wed ue>day morning al g o'clock attended ! S re4 alem mass in observs snee e ths frst anniversary ot The death ol Mrs naisle's father.
 -WhiAe s man as n1oNlng Aoa4 grass near the ChSpae.siae hans os ! Church slreSl hs came to s plsel l ahere Iheae Wss sn unusually ihies ! i1f4. and Pai moFs lasa asls ! power info fae swing of his Scythe- 1 oal Ina. w8s hiding ia he grass hsa ! is foar feet and E&ll severed. Reaessi talInS its being sAol The cat ee lansea to he family of Victor Chap. ael Aine and wxS sresE pss-
 -Reaeaf sppo4utneass made sl tas Putnam posi- oasee Are & falssws: Ed moad Gxgne p7onosea from auxiliary b rezalar eleEk &I salary of Sss pei year. Marc $. Le~ls from saoStisass go saxiaafg elssk, coa PensaIioa g cents per hozr. Howzrd Czrp~1ssl appointed substitute csrrie', esmPea- sAli0a B esnls per ho2f. Ills duties s1ii oS go serve tos iAs regular carssers danns gAs vacation ssSsSa xo4 Usan' tan SeAs1zlss h IAs sfsSr1ss2 ssFyies.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
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BREAKS MAIL COMPACT.


 HARTFORD.-S Stopping sharply at midnight the Connecticut Company the subsidiary Of the New Haven Railroad which operates the trolley systems Of Connecticut. ceased trans porting the United states mall. and throughout the State. postmasters or the larger centres of population were busy negotiating for automobiles to care for the mail service until they can make permanent arrangements. For some time the trolley manage Hert has been protesting against the overlooking of the trolley cars with m2ilsacks destined from the offices 10 the suburban towns and for rural free delivery carriers. They asked that the limit of six sacks Of mall for each ear be obsef8ad because the trolley crews. through their unions, were putting the screws on the man. aeement h the w#s of demands for additional wages. The trolley mail service has been efficient. tast and ID every way about tHe best and cheap est the Coyernmeu. could secure. but fhe Connecticut Company in a state ment issued. indicate that the Gov erument did uo1 appreciate the bar gain t had. any m9re than Il takes coFnIzance of the cheap cost al which the New Haven Railroad must carry the mail cars throusl New England.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Jailed by Rich Widow.

Mrs. Frank J. Mulcahey. widow oi E millionaire valve manufacturer, oi Chicago caused the arrest of hei discharged Corean butler for annoy ing her. The persistent attentions of the servant caused Mrs. Mulcahey 10 go to Europe. For two weeks the man sat on the steamship pier in New York City awaiting her return, and then broke into the home of Mrs L. B.umenthal. her sister-inlaw. al Bridgeport and threatened to kiR her she declares
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
No Llouor License for Halloran.

James R Hallorants Hotel Wash ington at Nos. 69. Il and B Lafayett, street New Britain. must remain dry" as to liquor. The county com missioners, on June l, refused hii application. on the ground that tn. place was unsuitable. He appealed from the decision and the appeal va, heard by Judge William L. Bennett in the superior court. Judge Bennett filed his decision against Halloran He dismissed the appeal and fnd' that the commissioners were fair and reasonable and within the limits ol the power vested in them.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03

-l1offl and f. Miner, T>, fsfnsf oi George ?. Miner of this ely, died sud dealg sI his daughters home in North S11ulagtca aAst "Wednesday evening lie had been in poor health for souae line bzt wzs ap and around and Wed nesasy ~As ia hls usual health. Alter eating his sapper wiih Eae family he lsff The tsose and wss heard io iAli n saoshsr re5en. When his relatives reached hlm ne wss dead. Heart faii- nfs w2s lhs immediate cause oi his 6szsh. Funeral services were he'd >z1zr5ay afternoon
 -MS and Ms A N Nsisoo sFSnt ges xs<k h F.4Rlgsf and Pa~s2ssss.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Gov Baldwin Reviews Artillery.

Governor Simeon E. Baldwin was
 at Fora II. (. Wright inspecting the
 Connecticut Coast Artillery in camp
 there. \ salute Of twenty-one guns was fired by the regulars Accom-. psnying the governor was Brigadier General George M. Cole, the adiutant general. and mem bers Of his staff. and Captain Arthur T. Keefe, of New Lon6on. special aide to the gover- nor The governor reviewed ths Connecticut troops and the regulars.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Physician Placed Under Restraint.

Governor Baldwin resppointed Mary Grace Hills Of New Haven. and Lauder Sutherland Of Hartford 10 be mem bers of the board of ex, animation and registration of nurses for three years from July l. Dr Frank A Ingram Of this ciS has been reappointed 10 the veterinary registration board for five years The governor has reappointed D Everett Taylor Of Williamantie to be 8 dental commissioner for five years from July l,
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Divorce 5ni Dismissed.

Judge William L. Bennett, in ths superior court. denied the application of Moses Lsnsrt of Windsor for a divorce from Lizzie Lenart of tha; town. vho E sn iamate ot the House ot the Good shepherd The wife was charged with hsoitual intemperance.
 This vas denied. and t was plead. s1 that the woman was insane and ,Aat ne husband should not be di- vorced from her. Judge Bonnet, dismissed the husbands complain, which carries Nith t judgment for Mrs Lsrsrs
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Odd Fellows Elect Officers

Israel Putnam Lodge, |. Q. .. |. has elected officers as follows:
 Noble Grand. Walter Turner
 Nice Grand, Luther NJ Keith.
 Recording secretary, Alvin S. Mar. tin
 Financial secretary, Lucius II. Full Ter.
 Treasurer, Leon T. Wilson,
 The installation will be held late in the month when District Deputy Grand Master ShouIes of Central Nil- lage will be present 10 conduct the in. stallation. The lodge has voted to have an outing in the near future and Brothers Johnson, Turner and Bald- win are the committee Of arrange ments
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
TAXES ID PROF. FISHERS CASE.

NEW H8FET,-information was re- eeiyed 'n tHis city to the effect that the Joint Committee on Academic Freedom recently appointed by the American Economic Association the American Political Science Asseeia lion and tae American Soeio.og5sa Association has voted to make an n ves.igatian af he resignation of Prof Willard (. Fisher from the faculty oi Wesleyan University at Middletovn The resignatiOu Is referred to as an enforced resignation" The inquiry is expected 10 be opened in the imme diate future.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
WOMAN MINGLED IN FALL.

NEW HAEEN.-while Hartfort train was pulling into Union Station Mrs. Sophia Harrison O. No. l6s Wash ington street. New Haven. fell rom one af the platforms where she was standing and was thrown under the wheels of he cars. Both legs were crushed and one Of them will have to ha amputafed. She was taken to local hospital and found to be suffer ing also from internal injuries and shock and vas expected to de.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
sraArcE sL sEEss 1.-THE.

HARTN1ED- Postmaster Hassriy received zespatch from WNshinEtoA rotlfytrg hsn 70 arrange with Eae ioN- ast hsser. F n. Way. 10 make me -.a 4ssva-as to the Station A and East Ha-tf -3 routes. On ne tT-AN- taahnrv rcz.z Richard E. Nrisas $ -sak-e deliveries temporarily oy sn- .z-ashzs. Nr Hagsrty says ne ear, -x 5f tsz malls ~l& es interterei Nf-A tsnparzrsly only- From osaer r.nrs n Connecticut Il fs reported -.s. tse servscz ss beng oaree for, o4l w4.A eaas1as=aAss SslAy-
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
GOOD SAMARITAN ARRESTED.

PLAINVILLE.-Joan Wall, of BITS tol, was placed in the lookup with IT, rle confidence in human nature, proh- ably. as the result of an experience. He became the Good Samaritan to two youths who told him tale CT wee and took them into restaurant where he bought each a meal. but was a bit nonplussed when he noticed the young men grab the cents in change which the waiter .aid down on the counter after Wall lad paid the bill. Constable Downing happened by 1aat as WaH was beginning to administer s thrashing to the young men.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
cov nV4N DENIES .oEATHs

NvW VkXEN.-Asking for aa af'- sav.t a- he death ot ~the late Gov --nor Rs,5z#1.~ 8 Wichita lsW firm S.awa~e Rrrns-Nrote 10 a b al lawyer when trying to clear ti'!e to land traaste-red by the Governor 10 lss2. Governor Ba1dwin's denial of ss< sea-h xzs the reply sent over Ina wire West.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
DEER DESTROY CROPS.

SC0TLtND.=Cra destruction 9E wild deer has commenced earlier than usual this year oWHz te rhe fact that the young fruit trees have been praeil- caay stripped Iy s#at eaterpillars 1f tAe foliage that these animals ieKe. Fields of rye. clover. and especially beans. are being destroyed. \ farmer living east Of Little Rivsr found six teen deer in his rye field eae morning. Before he could obt7IH gun they had gone. and even had he killed one or more Of them, so much red tape has ta be unwound that he would stand good chance Of prosecution for break ing the deer law At Franklin, Le- banon. Canterbury Hampton and Chaplain large herds are at their work of destruction from ten to twenty often being seen together.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
croeeE AANoEoRrA suTLsR.

NEW HANEN.-George Handfor;a Bs.ler cas fer in the burssr's erHee at Ys.e T-a.vs-ss.y for the last twenty s5q- wears led here at the age ot Efsv.szx ysz-s He leaves Nllr a-1 es5e srs. fsarFy " Butler. of New vark e5-y. srgs ard Stowe Butter, sf fh5s e-y