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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13
HINESBURG.

The public schools are to begin the fall
term Tuesday, September s. All have the
same teachers except the grammar
school, for which Max A. Green Of East
Nonkton has been secured Mr.. Green Is
a graduate of the Castleton Normal
school. At present he is teaching n sum-
mer school for boys at Proctor-The
Ladies' Mission Circle of the Congrega-
tional Church will meet with Mrs Orvis
Tuesday, August 1l.-Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Livermore are the parents of a
daughter.-J. II. Allen is visiting his
daughter In Brandon this week.-Mr. and
Mrs w. o. Baldwin of Cleveland, Ohio,
visited his father, o. A. Baldwin, Satur-
day.-The open-air service Sunday even
Ing was well attended. Sacred music
was rendered by the Hinesburg band and
the members Of the three Sunday schools
The Rev. William Laughton gave the ad-
dress.
What might have been a serious auto
mobile accident happened Sunday after
noon when A. s. Hull and family ac-
rompanicd by Miss Human of New
~ DIRK were returning from Middlebury.
AT AleNander's Corners IN Charlotte
burlington man, driving his own car,
in attempting to pass the first car
struck the mudguard, causing the car
TO leave the road and hit a telegraph
pole with such force as to smash the
TENDER and part of the back seat. In
attempting to right the machine, before
the car was under control, It collided
with second telegraph pole with such
force as to break off the pole. None of
the occupants Of the car was iniurod
except Miss Human, whose arm was
bruised, and Mrs. Hun, whose back was
strained and who suffered from the
Shock. Dr. Varney happened to be near
Ny and administered restoratives TO
Mrs, HUI and they returned home in the
Damaged car.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Frances Hadd has returned from
Chester.-Mrs Ira a. Smith Of Richford
is the guest of Mrs f. NJ. StOne.-Mrs.
Rosa and Miss Edith Rosa of Chicago,
H., were guests of Mrs. F. NJ. Stone Sun
day.-Leroy Smith and Leon c. Smith of
Isichford We're in town Sunday.-Mrs.
Arthur Nkens and daughter of Los
Angeles are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Combs.-Miss Anna Lawrence and Miss
Bliss of Riesterstown, Md, and Miss
Erkahart Of Norfork, Vt, visited Mrs,
f. 5. Hutchinson recently.-Mrs A. p.
Pond is with her daughter, Mrs. Charlie 9
Mosior, il burlington.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Waldo NJ. Armstrong has sold his farm
to his son-in-law, Luther w. Kinney
a. Lee Derby Of Pennington. Conn, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Derby.-Mrs, w. S. Livingston Is con-
valescing.-N1r. and Mrs Henry lacrosse
have returned from a week In camp at
Selby Lake. Que.-During the severe cleo
trical storm Saturday morning the build
ings on the farm Of Mr. Bushey were
'struck and burned to the ground. The
Rev. T, H. Cresey and family are in
camp at Riverside during Bible school
and camp-meeting.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. f. c. Isham.-Ray-
mond, the little son of Edward St. Peter,
who has been quite i'll, is better.-H f..
BiXby has returned to Rutland after
passing four weeks at the home of H..
y. RiXby.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Stewart and Mrs Thomas Spafford of
Toleham, \. y, are visiting at Joh1
Stewardship +. V. Prior and daugh.
ter, Sarah. were at the home Of Robert
Redmond in Williston Friday.-Miss
Catherine Comstock, who was expected
home from Montpelier last week, is de-
tanned there by Illness.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mayvillc are en-
PERTAINING friends from St. Albans.-Miss
Charlotte Osgood and guests, Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Parker of Shelburne. have
been spending a few days camping at
1fighgato Springs.-Miss Jessie McNally
Is visiting in Essex Junction.-ChcsleJ
Smith who has spent two weeks at c. Il.
Osgood's, has returned to his home In
Essex Juncton.--Mrs. Elmer Martin and
little son, Adds, have returned from a
few days visit in Georgia and Franklin.
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BOLTON.

II. II. Bishop, mail agent of this
place, who was seriously injured in a
railroad accident recently, has returned
to his home from a St Adams hospital,
Where he remained for several weeks for
treatment. He IS considerably improved,
but still suffers from his injuries.-Mrs.
NJ f, Swift Of ,Starksboro is at the home
of her sister-Joe Gillett and family are
preparing to move to Honey Hollow
Mrs sahins, who has been stopping In
Waterbury for n week, has returned to
her homo
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SHELDON.

one of the worst electrical storms OF
the season in this locality occurred Fri
day evening. The lightning struck the
barn used for storing tools on the p. b.
b. Northrop farm and burned it to the
ground with a loss of all the tools, which
included large gasoline engine and corn
cutter Shortly after this fire started
the large barn on the Samuel McFeet-
ers farm at sheldon Junction was struck
and also burned, The loss included the
seasons hay crop, one bull. several
calves and hogs. Tho loss was partially
covered by insurance. A large crowd
gathered ana helped to save the house.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mark Stephenson spent
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CHARLOTTE.

The Grand View Cemetery association
held their business meeting last week
md elected the following officers: Prosi.
Aent, +. Is. Smith; clerk, c. NJ. Byington
treasurer, L, B. Mcneil; trustees, F.. b.
smith, Frank Lewis, w. II. McNeil.-J
j. ramsay has returned from Spring.
Held, Ill-Miss Katherine Root has re-
turned from Saranac Lake, N. Y.-Frank
Root Is supplying in the telephone ex-
rhange-At the annual meeting of the
Library association Saturday, the Same
BOARD of officers We're reelected: Presi-
ueht' Mrs Higbee; vice-presdcnt Mrs.
chapman; secretary, Mrs Beach: treas
orer' MRS. Falby. The hall will be open
"Wednesday evening and ice cream and
cake VIII be on sale.-The Woodmen will
give dance at the hall Friday even
,ns'-Mrs' "A. {. Brown and child Of Chi
cago were guests of Miss Lena Devetto
sast week'-Nr' and Mrs. Floyd Reese
Of Middlebury spent Sunday at r r
Smiths
Miss Kathryn Root has returned
from an extended visit in the Adiron-
Hacks.-The Misses Mildred Rrovneu
and Marguerite Weston have returned
TO their homes in Burlington after
spending a few days with Miss Win
nifred Smith.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
A. Sherwin, Jr,, of Fitchburg, Mass.
are visiting Mrs, Sherwin's parents.
Or. and Mrs. Stoddard.-Mrs Estella
M. Field of Springfield has purchased
George II. Cooks residence and will
take possession in the early spring
Mr., Cook has reserved a building lot
on the north side of the property and
will build a residence there this fall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13
BERKSHIRE

Nj. "A. Dufeny has bought Mrs. Mar
qnetts place.-Mrs. Jennie Hammond ana
son of Glenn Cove, n. j., are visiting at
u. o. Burleson' s-Roland Steward of
Springfield, Mass, is visiting at A. c.
Sinclalrs.-D. O. Burleson Is home from
Glenn Cove, n. j. His health IL i'm
proved.-Mr. and Mrs Linus Leavens,
Dorothy, Donald and Carlyle Wells Of
Cambridge were in town Tuesday. Bur
rell King Of Tcwksbury, Mass, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
King
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor are the
parents Of son, Harold Bean, born at
the Sherwood sanitarium August A.
Mildred Evarts of St Adams was an
over-Sunday guest of Mrs. Roy Bullock.
A. i. Wood and family took trip
through the islands last week in their
automobile. william Howard and Frank
Beaver of Cambridge are guests of f. e.
Smith
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Miss Anna Hayes, who has been visit
Ing relatives In Middlebury and Starks-
boro for two weeks, returned home Sun
day morning.-Lester Nj. Prindle is at
tending the summer school in Burling-
ton.--B. H. Converse has returned from
spending n week at Thompsons Point,
Charlotte, where he was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer at their
cOttaEe at Kamp XII Knre
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ALBURG CENTER.

Mrs. Elsie Hutchins has returned from.
few weeks visit in Burl,ngton Mrs
Carrie Hutchins came with her.-Dr.
David Marvin and family have returned
to Essex after spending some time al
their cottage on the shore. Mrs. Rams.
low of Swanton has been a visitor at thu
Marvin ttage.--A social and Ice cream
sale was given at Loren Wedgworths IL
South Alburg last week A large numbe,
We're present and $50 We're taken In
Mllon Brayton and family OF Bridge
water, Mass, are at their summer home
for n few weelIs.-Mr. and Mrs. Styles
and Mr. and Mrs. Price are occupying
their cottages at the Goodsell camp
Mrs Myra Duba OF Isle La Motto Is
spending n few days at Mrs. Hutchinss
Mrs Lucore, Mrs, McVicker and Mrs
Berry, who have been spending a few
weeks at the Cepter, started for Lincoln,
Neb,, last Friday,
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the past week in Lowell at the home Of
Mr. Stephenson's parents. Miss Alice
Stephenson. who had been making them
a visit, returned to her home with them
They made the trip In X. w. Groves
automobile. Mr.. Grove remaining during
the woek.-Miss Florence Maurice of
Watcrville is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.,
c. Marsh Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Mack are
spending their vacation in brandon
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BEAVER.

Walter Haywood has bought of Curtis
Hunt his farm at North Fairfax, pos
session to be given November IA bout
80 ncghbors and friends gathered at the
home Of Dwight Smith Thursday even
ing to help Miss Clara celebrate the 18th
anniversary of her birthday
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GEORGIA..

Miss Elida Bragg has returned to her
work In Barton.-Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Newton are the parents of daughter--
y son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Newton Sunday afternoon at the Shor-
wood sanitarium in St. Albans.-The an
nual grange boatrldc is to be held Fri
do
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13

Monday with Irving Ballard.-F. d. Nc
Ginnis has opened his grocery store
Richard Eddy is ill-Mrs Henry stiles
and two sons of Hudson, N. Y, are visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stlles's.-Miss
Martha Rogers of Moretown Is visiting
bpr rpclo ITrod
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Leighton Rice Of Jericho has
been visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Grace
Packard of Jericho has been spending a
few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
IIiland Lcah,-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Par
sons of Fairfax spent Sunday in town
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. \. Sherman Of Cam
Lrllnn Nnrn In tnIrn Sundat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13

OF Northfeld arc visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs A, ID. Whltney.-J. G. Pom
eroy has rented his farm to Adelbert
Record and will move November to
Enosburg Falls to keep house for his
father, j. w. Pomeroy
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SHELBIJRNE.

About thousand people from this and
,edjoinng towns met Saturday evening TO
celebrate the lighting of the village
lstreets, Under rows Of little electric light
Zulbs which were strung on the common
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

"A. s. Loomis. who broke his right leg
over two months ago In an automobile
.seGiSjiaasats ~ which .he was tSgawn into the
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GRAND ISLE.

At the Ladies' Aid sale August 6, s1I,
was realized.-Mrs Bertha Macomber of
keesevllle, y. Y. is visiting friends in
town,-Mrs. Frank Denison of st. Adams
is spending some time with her mother.
Mrs. p. f. Wilsey.-P. e. Wilsey has re-
turned from a visit In Lawrence, n. V
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilcox are visiting
his father, d. NJ. Wilcox-The Misses
Cummings have returned to Brushton.
Little Marion Martell was quite badly in
jured Friday by being bitten In the face
nv n dor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13

| with Miss Mildred Libby assistant
MISSES olive Towle, Lillian Towle. I,lovd
Duny and Phllo Stanley are candidat too
tor clerkship to respond when called for
Ii. F. ncFccters is carrying mail on
route -FOUR during the absence Of c. RI
Htratton,-A. G. Larabce, who recently
celebrated his eightieth birthday, fell
sunday afternoon when support ne
was leaning against In the carriage shed
gave away. He suffered a compound
fracture OF the large bone of his right
leg above the knee. Tho hip bone Of the
sumo leg was broken few years age
ana lett him much cripplcd.--J r. phillips
'iVlhE near Riverside camp, returned Sat
urday evening from Port Douelaas
n. Y" where he was called by tho
drowning Of an unce-Mrs. w. IT, Per
klhs LETT Monday for n weeks visit with
friends In Waterbury and North Fav-
ston.
Mrs. w. j. Redmond and Mrs. w. IT.
Perkins are visiting Mrs. James p.
Bryce in North Fayston.-Miss Jasamine
i3lair of North Troy is passing a few
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs NJ p.
hauce-A. +. Leach returned to town
Iuesday after passing several weeks in
Burlington
~ W. croft recently purchased n build
ing lot on upper Main street Of l. A.
vincent near the house occupied by A.
r. Mirguy. He will build a. once.-D.
a. haiIoy superintendent Of the water
ana hEht service Of the village. is pass
ihG TWO weeks vacation at his home
IN Newbury Misses Myrtle Rose and
ElIa Fairbanks are guests Of Miss Mary
NPulf'S ~ l"r homo in Richmond-C "
I"sIi. ~. Strosm. l.. l.. visited
pT' L. 'th this week.-Mr and
MIS- :. ara guests oS II. b
rn!Iar' "''. ." Montreal Monday
Wllhaln ilddinra r"'cut'y Diego.
Cal, is visiting friends ..a. Enos-
burg.-Miss Vera Suter % .oton js
tho guest of Miss T7orencc ~. t.ro.--Mrs
H. j. Jofords and child have rntnrned
from Visit With Mr. JofYor3'u .ot.or
Il. :. JpffOr1g. in Terls btro
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Grand ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

Mrs. George Tenna and Miss Elizabeth
Deuel. of Lebanon, n. H., who are spend
ing a few days at Washburn's cottage at
East Alburg, spent Sunday with their
uncle, c. p. Deuel-Miss Hazel Leach
of East Highgate was an over-Sunday
visitor at her sisters Mrs. Frank Young.
Mrs. Sarah r. Hutchins OF North Fer
rsburg is spending a few days In town
with relatives and will leave Thursday
for Fast River, Conn. where she has a
position as companion for an aged
couple, Mr.. and Mrs John Cutler.-Miss
Gladys and CLYDE Hill of Isle La Motto,
Miss Hazel and Mckinley Bates of Camp
Winnisquam and Duane Hulburd attend
ed the farewell supper given by Mr.. and
Mrs. V. G., Badger at their home Thurs
day evening for their guest. Miss Lucille
Deuel., who left Saturday morning for
Richford. where she will join her moth
err, Mrs. Harriet +. Deuel-Mrs. L. r.
Bates attended the funeral of her aunt.
Mrs. Merilla Aseltine Sunday.
Miss Hazel Robinson has returned from
a visit to friends at Perry's Mills. y.
y-Mrs. Luther Becklcy and two daugh-
ters have gone to Burlington, Barre and
I.
and Mrs. Henry Folsom Of St Adams.
with their son and daughter We're over
sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
Mott.-Mrs. Arthur Hiliker and two
children. who have been visiting at the
home of w. L. Kingsley, returned to
AlburS Station Sunday.-The Rev. Mr..
Brooks has been a guest for the past
two weeks at the home o. Mr. and Mrs,
NJ. Filler at River Shore, p. Q.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. Z. Ladd of Burlington were at
w. j. Jameson's Sunday.-The Rev. c. Fl.
Merrill of st. Johnsbury conducted serv-
ices Sunday at tho Union Congregational
Church. Four children were baptized
and a communion service was observed
Mt the end OF the regular service.-Mrs.
Jennie Wiley of Cambridge who has
been III at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Herbert Rice. is able to be about.
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AContinusd on page o.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-21

Nearly 50 delegates from Norwich, New London, Mystic, Stonington, Jew cit City and Taftville, gathered in Eoresters' hall on Sunday afternoon for the twenty-second biennial con- vention of the Ancient Order of Hi- bernians of New London county, when reports of the officers were heard and the election of officers to serve the coming two years took place. At ?: 30 o'clock County President James J. Fin negan of this city took the chair and called the gathering to order. welcom- ing the delegates to the Rose of New England.
 Welcome from Mayor.
 His Honor, Mayor Timothy C. Mur- plly, a member of Division No. 1, A. O. H., was present and in well chosen words welcomed the visiting delega- tions to the city and convention. His remarks were enthusiastically re- ceived, Mayor Murphy on Saturday had displayed at his residence on Williams street the Irish an dAmerican flags in recognition of the passage ot the Irish Home Rule bill. State President William T. May of New London spoke encouragingly on the marked growth of the order throughout the state and county and Col. John P Murphy, ex-president spoke on the early conditions or the order and the up-to to-date, method ot conducting conventions at the present time.
 Gain of 334 Members.
 County President F'innegan then submitted his report which was .ap- proved and ordered placed on record When County President F'innegan took office on October 20, 1912 the mem- Jbership numbered 674. InA1914 to date the membership is 1908. a gain of 334 in the paSt two years. In 1912 the treasury of the eight divisions in the county contained $10,000 and there was personal property of s140O making a total of $11, 400. There is now in the treasury of the eight divisions $11,50t and the personal property amounts tr S2,400 which makes a total of $13,9pC 8 gain of $2, 800 under County Presi' dent Finnegans able administration e-1loInination.
 Officers Elected. |, The next business was the electioI of officers which resulted ill the G5l lowing choice:
 County Presideat-Cornelius Dona hue Mystic.
 County Vice President-Torrenc' Hanlon, Taftville.
 County Recording Secretary-Charle Fl. Garrity. Stonington. County Financial Secretary-Johl TIourigan, levitt City. County Treasurer-John 10. Ready Norwich. The officers were installed by Stat President William T. May of Ne7
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-21
FOREMOST CITIZEN
 OF HOLLAND COUNTY
Democrats Have Nominated Lyman r. Tinsier. Rockville's Mayor. For Governor.

Lyman Twining Tingier. democra- tic nominee for governor, represented his town, Vernon, ill two successive assemblies, 1909 and 1911. and in the latter session was an effective and courteous minority leader. He is the present lieutenant-g governor Of the state. He has served as mayor of his home city of Rockville. and has been a foremost citizen in Holland county fession, he has served as clerk Of the superior court of Holland county. MT. Tingier was born in Webster,
 Mass. June g, 1862. a son of Seymour Allen and Sarah (Twining) Tinsier. He attended the public schools of Webster and Nichols academy, Dud- ley, Mass. He entered Yale and was graduated from the law school in 1888. He located in Rockville the fol l lowing year and has practiced his profession since. He has served in
 many public positions. He was judge of the probate court for the district of Ellington from 1890 to 1895; judge | of the city court of Rockville rom 1899, and has been clerk of the su- perior court since 1893. He is di-
 rector of the savings bank of Rock vile, and member of the Rockville l high school committee. He is a mem
 Der of many fraternal organizations
 and has a wide acquaintance through | out the state.
 1 His public career Is well known an6 marked by high stand which he ha: l tkaen in all matters which concerned
 the public veal. On the social sidt
 he Is very popular In 1893 he mar
 ried Miss Charlotte Skinner of Rock vile.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-21
FORT WRIGHT COMMANDER
 GOES TO NEW YORK Major Andrew Moses Will Be Inspee- tor-1nstructor For Coast Artillery Reserves.

Capt. James B. Mitchell of the Coast Artillery Corps U. $. A.. who for the last four years has been on duty as instructor with the Nation al Guard of New York, has just at tained his majority and has been ordered to Balboa at the Pacific end of the Panama canal to take command of the Notifications. To take his place Major Andrew Moses. C.. A. C., Com Island, N. r.. is detailed for duty as nspectorinstructor with the New York Coast Artillery Reserves, and has taken residence at Fort Hamil- ton. His work will be done in con- junction with Capt. Harry J. Watson and Capt. Henry B. Clark. who for some time have been instructing the New York state militia under ajor- Gen. John F. O'Ryan.
 Major Moses is said by fellow off, cers to be exceptionally well versed in the technical knowledge of this arm of the service. A graduate of West Point. he has shown a genius for all the requirements of coast de- fense gunnery.
 l Major Moses considers the coast de- | lenses at the eastern entrance to Long
 Island sound the most important on | the Atlantic coast, by reason of their
 commanding position and the many
 important cities and towns along the
 Sound, including New York city
 which they protect. The forts in that
 locality are Fort H. G. Wright al
 Fishers Island. Fort Terry on Plum
 Island Fort Michie on Gull Island and
 Fort Mansfield at Watch Hill. These
 defenses are in charge of Col. J. D | Barrette, whose headquarters Is at Fort Wright.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-21
DIED.

bIGO. COE-In New London. Sept IS, 1914 Mrs. Mary E. Coe, mother Sof pr. Henry Clarke Coe, of New York Tn her seth year.
 CONGDON-Entered into rest, Sept 1g. 1914 Sarah Eliza Burdick, widow of John c. Congdon.
 Funeral from her late home, 334 Wash ington street Tuesday afternoon. Sept. 22. at 2.3o. Burial in family lot in Yantic cemetery. DARBIE-In Hartford, Sept. IT, Ray mond Darbie. grandson Of Charles k H. Lester. of 19 Hill street, Norwich, aged 20 years.
 Services at Gager's funeral parlors, 70 Franklin street. Monday afternoon, family lot in Maplewood cemetery. BURTON-In Norwich, Sept. Is, 1914, William Burton, aged 66 years. Funeral from Christ Episcopal church h on Monday, Sept. q, at p. m. Burial in Maplewood. BRAYToN-In Providence, Sept. ly 1914, Morton L. Brayton, formerly of Norwich.
 TETLoyE-In TaftviIle. Sept 19, 1914 John Tetfow. aged AZ years. Funeral from his late home, Norwich avenue, Wednesday afternoon, Sept B, at o'clock. Burial in the family plot in Yantic cemetery. GREENE-In Norwich. Sept Is, 1g1i William P. Greene. aged 4e years. Funeral from his late home. 263 Pros- pect street, Tuesday afternoon, Sept %, at 2 o'clock.