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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
New England League Standing
Games Today

Portland at Fitchburg.
Lewiston at Lynn.
Worcester at Lawrence.
Lowell at Haverhill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
CHICAGO WINS SECOND
WITH ELIMINATE Nine

Chicago. June so-cincinnati.s errors in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
FlTCHBURG.

'None out when winning run scored
Haverhil ........0 0 0 0 0 is
Fitchburg .......0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
National League Standing

Games Today
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburg at st, Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
PORTLAND.

for Williams in tn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
ATLAS NATIONAL BANK
RafuHt stra6e nabs her epfpfftes
aampi Den Tatten.

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aQe MIR moglid,en Gorlid]tsmaB'
regeln ergreiien, nm cine @inihlcp-
pung Der geuIcnpcit, Die bctourtIth
IN cp Orleans aiiigetretcn lit, bier
bcr 5u perbinoern. gIls arantbeits-
trigger nit 9e5ua oui Die Selld)e gel
ten in criter 9iuie Ratteu uno Der
ItIotiide 8eiunobeitsbeamtc Or Can.
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leans uno onoercn iiIbIidea Soren
bier eintrefienOen Iampier genau 5u
onrdJiud)en imooie mIi oieicn Shlf'
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SdIfiseigentbiimern eiuberllfen, IN
pelder man iih alf MaBnabmeu fir
einen @ertileun5sfrieg eegen Die
Faiten einigen wil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Idlieben. Gin Seolltraft be3iebt iib
|auf cas- 2egen einer 365oaigen
Sauptrobre al Der GcerfieIo Noa6
nno Der gaitern 4peitue uno bic LIN.
iciien iinb anf $4,000 peranidlagt
lp1breno Der 9lnfniif bieier Hobren
ctipa $1iS,00O foitcn miro. Sir ben
glnhani bon Gi0bren iiir bic Spring
@ropc slpeniie, no e6enialls cine So
solIige Sallptrobre gelegt iperocn
miro, Bari Observation-Disclosures 600
auSgebcn uno fir oas Scgen oieicr
9iobrcn $15, 900.
slut 9(ntrag bon Serrn Slmidle poit
Der neuenten @aro ipliroe Der 9lrs
beitsoireftor beaiiftragt, Eldne ilno
sioitcnnnidjldge iiir orei neue Son.
frettreppen alls5uarbciten udlnfidl
an Der 9llmn, bon Der Eueblo bis
CUR goal Strnbe; oil Der gfinggolo
Strobc. BON Der sSoiepbine sur 8alfer
Sirabc, llnb oil Der goune Strabe,
BON Der CORPORATION slllep bis CUR
Iilton Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

StaStratbsmitaIieb aeQogg bon
ser eriten Waro nabm in DER geitrt'
gen Staotratbsiitung nobmals @e'
Ieacnbeit. ii6 ettpas nit oem SfnI.
ratb Su bcihditigen unb eine Ytillip'
pifa megen Der anaeblifeH Der
idipcnoungsiuht oieier geboroe los.
,ulaiieu. Serr aeIlogs bemerfie, 6aB
jeine 9lusiiibrunsen in Der lestcll
Sisnng ecgcn Den Sdnlratb altgrn'
ifeinIidI bon perid)ieoenen Seuten
mibperitauaen iporben ieien unS er
mod,te oaber inr bemerfen 6aB eS
ibm abioli,t nif)t ciniale, am Inter.
ritisinitem in Ben bieiiaen SfuIen
iraeilbrclfe aritif 5u iiben, ioitoern
tab bic gusitcllungcn. Die er gemaht,
cin3ia uno aIlein Der Geihditsiiib.
runs Der Sditlbeb6roe gaIten Die
iebr piel au miinid,en iibrig laiic.
9Ieid3eitia erging er iif in einem
pcrion!;d)en slnsriii gegen ben &C.
lentpdrtiper 8eifditsiiibrer Ses
SdnlIratbs. ben er Der unfabigteit
,ieb.
Ger Gtulratb." flibr Serr acl.
togg iort bat in oen periloiienen
feds Sabrcn nid)t peniser als $2i,.
325,6G5 perausgabt, cine Giumme,
tie GROCER 1T. aIs Die gaufoiten Der
Siibbabn es paren unb 6urd Die @e,
idDditsiiibrune i'm S6ulratb iino bic
giirger. fpie aus Seugenausiagen
ipdbren6 Der tiirjlid, seiiibrten I'M
tcriuduns berporgiug, UNI 1aiienoc
bon Dollars gebrndt iporoen. Sd
nil bier uur einiee oieier ansiagen
aniiibren. Der Saf)peritanoige
SbipIep bcfurbete. oaB Die stontraf.
toren einen grtraproilt bon etipa
$500 gcmad)t b1tten, neil tie lid
iiid)t on Die SpeBiiifationen fir Die
aonfret. lno Stablarbeiten in Der
Boo6par6 uno Der Sugbes Sohidlale
hielten. 4rofeiior @iIion iagte aus,
sab beim 9eeen Der eIeftriiden Gel.
tungsS.dbte in DER @ooblparo iino
Sisbes .Sodihule Die aontraftoren
ctpa $1,000 rperoienten~, neil iieI
it'd nift an bic Spesiiifationen biel.
ten. sIuBerSem mirrbe alh elm Ser.
ieben bei benz Ban Der 10. GiItritt.
Sdlule begansen, perihieSene 3lri.
idenrdnSe mibten idlieBIih ipieoer
berausaeriiien pcroen. nnS es foiteie
on bic $4,000. im Dos gerieben pie.
Der gut 3u MAIDEN. 2as iino MIR ei.
iIise iperiige geiipieIe oafiir, iuie es
Inn Die geiddftsleitlmg oes Sduf.
ratbs iIebt. lie obieeu Summcn, nm
,peIde Der GdaiIratb uno bic 9iirger.
ibait aebrodt iruroen. tpdren bel lpei.
tenn eeniieenb oeipeieh I'M iest alle
ShulipieIpIase Sn oifnen."
Cie 3abl Der Boli5eileut.
nants mir6 aui 40
erbobt.
Inter anfbebnnia Der @eiddits.
reeeln puree onf slntrag u Serrn
WinlIen cine Srbinan5 an, aommer.
lpeItc Die @errnebruns Der 3abI Der
gcIi5eiIeutnants BON 20 auf 40 Dor.
iiebt. Serr @uaen bemerfic, baB bier.
nurf Der Stnbt abioIut feline Dfebr.
loiien errpnbien lpiirben, ionoern i'm
nod $4,000 pro sabr ae.
port iperocn ipiiroen. Der 3iped Der
5daiilng Der neuen 9elrtnantsiteacu
II. no6 Der sInsnbe BON $errn MlI. /
Ien aud IN ben Gtafionen ailf ben
piigeln uub in beu @oritabten. ebcnio !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

- Gn Der 2. unb Smith Strabe
itiir3te geitern Der 80 SABRE altsSames
Ssrael BON einem 4blieferunsspogen
unb 5og ftd @erIebuueen om linfer
Grm uRb i'm @eiiht gu. gr tpurbe
na9 BEN itdotii9eH SpipitaI ssbra&t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
q q a I a 8. g q d 6 n.

e!i5abetb Bbite III Na1laBner'
tpaIterin pon SuIius %. 8bltei
8tlmbeiaentbum $400.
Soiepbine 9. gaidoIion lit lelta'
merisuolIiirederin BON Sonllcl gh'
dolion; grunoeigentbum $4,000.
Gugcnie g. uuo 6Iorence Z.
Smitb iino giahlaBoertpaIter pom
SEQ. IS. Smitb: Terionalien $4,000,
8runeeigentbum $4,000.
9bcs. 3. Gaie lit 5cItomeniSpoa'
iireder BON Belle Gaie; Terlonallen
$4,000, 8runbeisentbum $25. 900.
Ger perionlide Raflab bes Sarrp
.Sones bctrdgt St465; OerienIge oes
@epin j. 2anoermann $52OO.
9eritieoenes.
8m. e. 8oigbt erIanate elm llr.
t6eil iiber S1993.03 gegen Sclpls
goia6t ir. = Die gtiagaro 8oter'
proof 60. elm iolhes ii6er $167 90
oeaen bie 9(rt @oolen Drills. - GIe
SartpooS garIep Manufacturing 81.
elm ioldes iiber S1S2.S7 gcgeH Die
aertudp Rotor Gar So. = Sara0
g gou @rott.0eper Elm ioI6es iiber
S9G3.4O geeen Die Grimm Brothers
2lmlber 60.
gad unb 8rciipe flagten cine
-
,SorSerlrng iiber S376.35 gegea $. I.
slounp & Sobn elm.
Caroline S. Stulte bat cine 6or'
oeruna iiter St037,75 gegen @Sparo
\. Collie eingeflagt.
6. .. 2sbnien flagtc cine 6oroc'
rllnd ii6er $1093.75 gcgen 5, ,.
SShntlen ein.
I'm Der StoSeneriastIage Der In'
rettc Samion aeeen Die GlrIltian
MoerIein greipiug 60. goben ole
geituporenen oes 9itdJters Gos9rape
oui beI'en 9Incrnnung etr Scroltt 81
G}unItcn Der 8ertlagten ab. neil Die
Sluge aegen Die uurittige Tartel &C.
ridtet ,par. Ias BruuoeigcntbunD
Der eIGaerin Ho. 3341 @inc Shabe,
lpor o,lr6 boS 9criteu elmer @olicr'
robre i'm 9sebenbaiie, oos Der Ter'
rIugteu gcboxt, aeid,aoist moreen uno
lie bate bcsboIb cine Gntisd6tgllng
BON $4,000 perIangt.
s. sl. geicberOiua, gtadIabperpal'
ter Der Cecilia Iroceu. ole bet eiuenl
StraBenbabn.llriaa i6r 2ebeu elm
jiibtc, purSe ermadtit, bon Der
Cincinnati Sractinn So. $500 IN Gr.
IeSiguna aaer peitereu slnipriidc gu
1rauf Wt airnfeI, &eceiper Ser
Sirma Soieph 9ctermou & So, rnr-
Be ermd6tigt, ben @Idubigcrn cine
BON 10 9ru3ent aus3u5ab.
EN- !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
Der Staofraf6
Staotpater aelosg 5isbt bic 8s.
idaftsiiibruns oeS SdJnlratbs
onrd bic Sedel.

Gie 3abl Der 9oli5eileiiinants miro
uon 20 a,if 40 erbobt. - Sierbei
ipart Die Staot, lpie Serr Weullen
iast. $4,000 proSabr. -Gipiloienit.
fommiiiion nil llirteriud)ungs.
ar5.e. - 2i3ens fir cine 5dbre
perlangt. @aiierIeitunsston.
tratte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

an Conn Mie5iiib $50, 9tnna imS
ellie slItepers ie $50. ibrcm Stief'
iubn Gbos. 9aiier $500 unO ben &eIt
ibres geruogens an ibren SObn 8n
q. sfaifer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
@ aiierIeituns ss.a o n
trafte.

Ter slrbeitsbirettor ,purbe bur1
perjfiebene Grbinanoen ernldGtigt.
aontrafte sum 2egen unb gum gu.
tauf BON @aiIerIeihuaGsrSb aban.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
HILL WEST.

Joseph White is seriously ill.--Mrs. Aus
tin McGrail is visiting at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Sylvester.--T. p.
Sheldon, who is in failing health, il at the
home of his sister, Mrs. William Jewett,
FOR an indefinite time.
Mrs. Fred Newcity and Mrs. Bert Elk
ms Of South Montgomery spent Sunday
with Mrs. Newcity's mother, Mrs. John
Rushford.-M Henry Lumbra is at the
home of her sister Mrs Darius Domino,
of Montgomery village, for an indefinite
time.-Mr. and Mrs Fred Rushford and
son, Carol, OF Montgomery Center spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Charles Rush
ford..-Mrs. Hardy Paronto of walden is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ariel-Mrs. Laura Lumbra of
days with her son. Homer Frazier-Miss
Alberta Ariel, who has been in Hard
wick for a few months. has returned to
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Ariel.-Benjamin Rushford of Flor
ida is with his mother, Mrs. John Rush
ford.-Mrs. Hardy Paronto and Miss
Irene Ariel visited at the home of their
brother, William Ariel, of Westheld
Monday.-George Sylvester is spending a
few days with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Austin McGrail.-Miss Mable La
Plant spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert La Plant Of
South Montgomery. evangelist, Har-
Ian =. Smith, is to hold meetings every
night through the week and three
services Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07

Mr.. Straw is moving to the John Straw
house recently vacated by Adelbert
Blake. who has moved into one of tho
Burt tenements on Main street.-The and
Mrs. Arthur J. Houston returned Tues
day from Chicago, where they were
married on April 30. About 30 of their
friends gave Mr. and Mrs Houston a
reception in the evening at the home Of
Mr.. Houston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James L.. Houston Refreshments were
served Mrs. II. J. Foster provided music
on the piano and Mrs. Houston sang
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Demerritt and Mr..
and Mrs Louis Latouche attended the
meeting of Harmony Pomona Grange at
Jacksonville Wednesday, making the
trip by automobile.-Th funeral of
Charles Burnett will be held Thursday
at twelve o'clock at the home OF his
daughter Mrs. w. S. Cady In Sterling,
where he died Tuesday after two years
illness with heart trouble. Mr.. Burnett
was 60 years of age. He leaves two
daughters. Mrs. Cady and Mrs Della
Dickerman of Lyndonville; and three
brothers, Abram Burnett of Stowe, John
Burnett of Willamstown and j. r.
Burnett of North Hyde Park, and sis
ter, Miss Hattie Burnett of North HYDE
Park. Mr.. Burnett had lived with Mrs
Cady for about two years.-There will
be an open meeting of Mansfield Noun
tain Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, at
two o'clock Saturday afternoon when a
discussion Of school topics will be car
ried out. Among the speakers will be
Superintendent C. d. Howe and Principal
r. g. Reynolds and r. l.. Chaffee of
Stowe high school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
EAST CHARLOTTE.

J. ]. Quinlan is very i'll with pleu-
risy.--Mrs. Harry Van Vlet was sum-
moned to Monkton Tuesday by the
serious illness of her grandmother,
Mrs. Samuel Miles.-Thomas Bacon,
who has been i'll with rheumatism for
several weeks. is not as well-Mr. and
Mrs. John Sequin are visiting relatives
In Charlotte. They have just returned
from Florida, where they spent the
winter-B. W. Dodge of New York
rity, who spent the winter in the fam
lily of his uncle. c. L. Van Vliet, has re-
turned after spending several weeks
with his cousin, c. e. Orvis, in South
Etarksboro.-The regular Thursday
evening prayer meeting will be held
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Claxton at Charlotte--The
WOman's Christian Temperance Union
md the Home Missionary society
united in meeting at the vestry We'd
nesday afternoon.--Miss S. a, Wooster
returned Sunday from a two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Emo
c. f. Cove returned Monday from
Bristol, where he spent Sunday with
relatives.--Mrs. Electa Cove is visit
ing her children in Bristol village
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
SWANTON.

The government boat, the Cygnet, came
up from burlington Friday, leaving at 10
O'Clock and making the dock at the fish
hatchery at $50. The run was made in
the face of a stiff north wind and the
pilot house was Il sheet Of ice on ar
rival The party was composed of SUI
perintendcnt Dinsmorc or the Bureau of
Fisheries, II. n. Hagar and Mr.. McFar-
land of Burlington and Engineer Dixon
of SwantOn. The Cygnct, which is n
Herchoff boat and was brought to Lake
Champlain several years ago from the
government station at Woods Hole.
Mass, has been overhauled at Shell
burne harbor, where she wintcred Among
the improvements is a new hull. The
coal burner engine has been replaced by
a i-cylinder, 20 horsepower gasolene
Niagara engine furnished by the Hagar
Hardware company. f. A. Dcyotte had
the contract for the work-David Van
cleft, native of Swanton. a well known
contractor and builder, died Friday aft
ernoon. The funeral was held at the
Church of the Nativity Monday morning
at nine o'clock.-Swanton' : fourth annual
cleanup day, under the inspiration of
the King 5 Daughters, was observed more
effectively this year than ever before.
The movement was general, stores and
schools closing and everybody lending
hand. The teachers and pupils were ac-
tive. Miss Delma Webster had general
charge OF the work. In the evening sup
per was served at the Taquahunga club
and good sum Of money realized for
clean-up expenses.-A. j. Croft of Enos-
burg Falls, county fish and game war
den, was in town Saturday to look over
the fishing interests.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
HYDE PARK.

Miss Gertrude Jewctt went to the hos
pital at BURLINGTON Friday for an opera
ton for appendicit.s.-B g. Rooney has
moved to the village residence he re-
Gently purchased of William Warren
G. +. Slavery and r. :. Page were in
Barre last Sunday.-"Thc Colonel's Maid"
will he rendered BY the l.. C.. a. students
next Tuesday.-An illustrated lecture Will
be given at the Congregational Church
sunday evening by y. +. LANG Of the
Anu-Saloon Observation-Disclosures Lilley
has returned to sheldon, but his wife
and child will remain here a while
longer.-Tracey Badger has returned from
Springfield Mass. whore he spent tn
winter,-ColOnel Mcfarland and D. II
Scribner have returned from their south
crn trp.-Supt. and Mrs Douglass c
Waitsiield spent sunday in town.-Palme
Blake has been seriously i'll, threatene,
with pneumonia, but i, now hetter.-Mis.
carrie Noyes is i'll with PNEUMONIA
Miss RoNie Baker completes her engage,
ment here with Senator Page this week
and goes 20 Burlington to take up work
in T.. G. EVdns'S school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
ALBURG.

Captain William deuel., aged 80 years,
died suddenly of heart failure at his home
at South Alburg April 26 Reed Cheese
man was with him and heard him fall Just
after Mr.. Deuel. began preparing dinner
Mr., deuel. was for over 40 years one of
Lake Champlan's best pilots. His wife.
Harriet and daughter Lucille, were in
Highgate Center at the time of his death,
Mrs. Deuel. teaching and Lucille attending
school. The funeral was held at his home
at two o'clock Tuesday, conducted under
the Masonic order, DR.. j. $. King of Isle
La Motto officiating, The Rev. George y
Bliss of Burlington conducted the Eplsco-
pal service. There We're many beautiful
floral offerings, including a pillow from
the Masons, a Maltese cross from the
lIlghgate high school, beautiful offer
ing from the training class, of which Miss
Graves is member, He leaves his wife,
Harriet T.. and daughter. Lucille NJ, of
Hlghgate Center; one sister. Mrs. Sarah
Il. Hutchins of Montreal; and two
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
FAIRFIELD.

Farmers have finished sugaring and
have been engaged in hauling their syrup
to the car, which was by no means easy
as the roads are the worst known in
years. Eighty cents was the price paid
for standard test and 81 for syrup in
barrels.-Alrs. H. S. Soule has been call
cd to Waterbury by the serious illness
of her mother Mrs. f.. II. Wolls-Mrs.
Daniel johnson and nephew, Paul Raine
of Essex Junction. spent Sunday in
town.-Gcorge Bocash of Sheldon was in
town STANDARDIZATION Riley of Sheldon
spent Sunday at the home of H. A.
Soule.--C. w. Gates, the state road COM
missioner, and ]. G. Towlo. his assistant.
We're in town Nllnday looking over the
roads in regard to the permanent work
to be done the coming year, also the site
for the iron bridge that IS to replace
the old covered bridge at the east end
Of the Village-Mlss Nellie Farrand
spent Sunday with friends in st. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Miss Lillian Purrier has gone to Enos.
burg Falls to work.-Goldie Jewett is
visiting in Berkshre.-The Rev. G. f
Tubbs was in Enosburg Falls on business
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Hart were
in ST. Adams Monday.-The Y. p. :. C.
+, held social Tuesday evening which
was we'll attended, Foster has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospi.
tai Observation-Disclosures Fountain Cote
went Tuesday to Burlington for rnchcaI
treatment.-E. S. Wright was in Enos.
burg on business Tuesday.--G. b. Fuller
has leased the Mansfield hotel at the
Vllage.-Mrs. Herbert Lumbra is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will have a food
sale al w. ]. Wright's store saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

News has been received that the Rev. z.
J. Ransow, for many years prominent in
the Congregational Church in this State,
has suffered a stroke OF paralysis. Mr..
Ranslow was for nearly quarter of
century pastor of the Congrega tlonal
Church at Swonton. Since his resignation
OF that pastorate he has made his home in
Seabreeze, Fla, most Of the time. One of
his daughters, Mrs. 3. II. Brown, resides
In this city.
Miss Grace Boomhower OF Stanbridge,
p. G., and George r. Conger Of Georgia
were married at the St. Adams district
Methodist parsonage on Bishop street
April 20 by the Rev w. b. Dukeshire.
About 100 people the great majority be-
Ing women. attended the equal suffrage
meeting at the city hall Saturday evening,
when arguments for the cause were pre-
scented by Mrs. Charles F. Winch and j.
Aspinwall Hodge of New York The Hon
Warren r. Austin made an excellent pre-
siding officer, while Mrs. H. i. James
sang solos
The annual meeting OF the Autonoe club
was held Saturday afternoon, the prlnci-
nal business being the reading of reports.
and election of officers. 1t was voted to
increase the yearly dues 81 per member.
Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith; vice-presdent
Mrs. George NJ. Hogan; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. A. D. Tenney: recording
secretary, Mrs. F. Walworth Smith; treas
urer. Mrs, c. A. Bostwick; chairman
finance committee, Mrs. c, w. Witters
chairman house committee, Mrs. M. Ma
gff; chairman program committee. Mrs
M. D. Greene; chairman entertainment
committee. Mrs. J. c. Stranahan.
The annual meeting Of St Luke's
Episcopal Church was held Monday even
ing when these officers were elected;
Senior warden, Otis ~ Kelton; junior
warden, C. Fl. Morton; secretary and
treasurer G. p. Bergman; vestrymen'
C.. $. Forbes, NJ. s. Bostwick, Dr. W.
u. Arnold. r, A. Summerskill w. r.
O'Brien, II. ]. Hague, George r. Derrick
AQd John Lawton. The election OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07

delegates to the diocesan convention
was postponed until the next regular
meeting of the vestry.
The work OF repairing the steamboat
dock at the Bay. recently badly damaged
by ice. is being rapidly pushed forward
by Contractor T. T.. Sullivan. Some Al
piles, broken and smashed are being re-
placed, the big pile-drivcr OF the Cen
trail Vermont being utilized.
At the 9th annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Association of the st. Adams hospi-
tai, these officers and members OF the
board were elected for the coming year:
President, Mrs. II. l.. Thornton; vice.
president Mrs. Ellis w. Foster; clerk,
Mrs. w. s. Glasgow; treasurer, Mrs. g.
w. Groom; members for three years, Mrs
Arthur o. Morton, Mrs. Harry Holmes,
Mrs. Helen Chamberlain, Mrs. Arthur p.
Soule, Mrs Elmer johnson, Mrs. Michael
Barnes and Mrs. Leroy Davis members
for two years, Mrs. Leslie II. Warner,
Mrs. w. p. Macleod, Mrs. C. II. Ander-
son, Mrs. G.. w. Banister, Miss Clara Dee,
Mrs. +. d. Royce, Mrs. Ezra Loomis;
members for one year, Mrs. NJ. +. Sulli-
van, Mrs. o. N Kelton, Mrs. J. a. Jarvis,
Mrs. y. c. Skinner, Miss Anna r. Walker,
Mrs. H. e. Mooney and Mrs. A. d. Collins,
The honorary vice-presldents throughout
the county aae: Bakersfield Mrs. H. r.
Brigham; Fairfield, Mrs ]. Ray Patten
Fairfax Mrs. s. II. Phelps; Franklin,
Mrs. c. NJ. Scott; Georgia, Miss Louise
Ballard, HighGate, Mrs. c. G. Austin;
Montgomery, Mrs. w. G.. Mansfield; Shell
don, Mrs. n. NJ. Shepley; Richford, Mrs.
T.. p. Lunderville; st. Adams town, Mrs.
Walter Brooks.
The death OF Mrs. Eliza Ann
(Brainerd) Wright widow Of Deacon
William Wright, occurred Mt her homo
on High street yesterday morning after
a long illness incident to old age Mrs.
Wright was IS years old and was one
of the oldest residents of the city.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed, but services will
probably be held from the house Fri
daV afternoon
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the engineer and his assistants; auditors,
j. A. Harvey, c. II. Stetson. d. NJ. Rose.
1t was voted to purchase a street
sprinkler and two-horse road machine
tax of 40 cents on the dollar was
voted which provides $500 for new walks
ana instructions were given where they
should be laid. Instruction was given
where to expend the permanent road
money.-The annual meeting of St
Matthew's parish was held Monday
evening In the church. The following
vestrymen were eectcd f. j. Tyler, J.
t. Cassidy, A. X. Bell r. II. Dickinson,
j. o. Kimball, C. II. Stratton y. Il.
Wilder. At the meeting Of the vestry
Immediately following A. r. Bell was
appointed senior warden and C. II STRAIT
ton was elected Junior warden, j. o.
kimball. secretary, e. j. Tyler, treas
urer. E. J. Tyler j. r. Cassidy and j.
o. Kimball were appointed committee
to investigate in regard to the ad-
visibility of building a parish house.
II. A. Bashaw has sold his house on
Church street to Harley Burnap.-J A.
Browley Is moving to the tenement
"hich theodore Chamberlin has been oc-
cupying. Nj. Chamberlin is moving TO
the mousse ne recently purchased of Mr..
Notwithstanding high school and ST
Alpahs prayed snappy game Monday
here which was won by the visitors bv
score of to Wv r. Ovitt Is putting
up stone house adjoining the freight
uePot on the caste. A. Carr has moved
10 the tenement over the garage of l. A.
Nincent-William Pfensticl has moved
from the farm of w. G. Fassett to the
second story tenement on Bismarl street
near W. II. Billado's store.-A variotv
shower, which was a complete surprise
was rendered Miss Bertha Cleland in
the home of c. H. Abel Tuesday even
Ing. About 60 Of her friends were
present