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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01
ELKs MEET TONIGHT.

There will be regular meeting of Juneau Lodge No. APO, B. P. O. E., at s p. m. tonight, "wednesday. Wis iting members requested to attend.
 G. F. FORREST, Exalted Ruler.
 HI. LUCAS, Secretary.
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GREEK LETTER FRATERNITY
 TO MEET AT SEATTLE

CHICAGO, July 1.-The seventh an nual convention of the siga Gamma Phi fraternity closed today. It select ed Seattle as the meeting place for 1915 convention.
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lNcREAsINe CAPITAL

The Hoonah Packing company has filed amended articles with Charles B. Davidson. Secretary of AlaSlsa, show ing an increase of the capital stock from S75,OOO to S10O,0o0.
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An Elk knife" for an EEK" A knife for everybody. Juneau Drug Co, The store that has what you want when you want 1t. Opposite Al. askan hotel, Phone 25o. 7-1.tf.
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OLDEST ENGLISH EARL
 DIES AT LONDON TODAY

LONDON, July l. = Earl Weymss
 and March, aged 96 years, the eldest member of the House of Lords, died here today. He will be succeed. ed by Lord Elcho
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MOTOR BOAT CLUB
 TO PARTICIPATE

A temporary organization was ef- tected for the Gastineau Motor Boat Club, and it was decided to have motor boat races in Juneau on July Fourth, at meeting held in Grover .. winn's office last night
 Messrs. Cleveland. Pulver and Ka- ser were appointed a committee to confer with the. executive committee of the Fourth of July celebration. It was decided to hold the races Sunday morning for which the celebration committee has appropriated S10O.
 There will be five classes of races. as follows:
 Dory race-Two men with two or . ~SSs, prize s10. motorboat race-Prize $75. - oats, 30 teetaud- under. prize ~r class, 10 feet and under,
 CT and work boats, s5 feet and
 prize s25. ]. An\ \7trance fee Of S2 will be charg- ed for ali entries except the dory which is free.
 Speed boats will be barred from all other than the speed boat race.
 The starting point will be from the Pacific Coast dock but the course has not yet beer decided upon.
 The Organization.
 A cOmmitte on permanent organi- zation, to secure mooring quarters. and submit constitution and bylaws was appointed and consists of Grover c. Vim, Ed Evans and s. L. Burton. A white field with blue star was adopt. cd for pennant
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GoLDSTEIN'S STORE TO
 BE OPEN EVENINGS

The Charles Goldstein store will re- main open evenings every day this week until and including Friday night the evening before the Fourth of Juiy-foc the benefit of its patrons
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01
FRISCO. MAN IS NAMED
 AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, July 1.-President Woodrow Wilson today nominated George T. Mayre, of San Francisco, to be ambassador to Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01
SECRETARY DANIELS DRY
 ORDER GOES INTO EFFECT

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels order banishing liquor from the United States navy becomes effective today
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01
Llaht Vote Cast.

SEATTLE, July 1.-out of nearly 75.OOO votes registered only 10000 were cast at the charter election yes terday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01
ARCTIC BROTHERS MEET.

Juneau Camp. No. S1. held an inter esting meeting at Odd Fellows hall last night. The next meeting will be at the same place July 14th.
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FREE TRIP

FREE TRIP
 To San Francisco Panama Exposi- tion if you buy your drugs from the Juneau Drug Co, 1O7 Front st., phone 25O. 6-22.tf
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DOROTHY HALEY A WINS CONTEST

Miss Dorothy Haley won the God JSss of Liberty contest which termin- atd at noon today, leading Miss Grace WsAster. who ran second, by 4S6 votes, lJ Miss Lydia Krohonen, third, by 5t6
 sThe vote of the three highest candi. dates was:
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01

Dr. Earl Bernis, returned from skagway on the J. B. stetson this morning and is staying at the Cain.
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WEST VIRGINIA BECOMES
 PROHIBITION STATE TODAY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 1. = West VirginiG's state wide prohibition law went into effect today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01

For good Spanish lunch, see Ia male Joe. 7.1-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-01
rHE WEArHER ropAY.

TwCnty-four hours ending at 3 p, m.; Maximum-54. Minimum-4S. Precip.tation-19. Cloudy; rain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26

day school attended sociabe at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. stevens
Monday evening. Miss Marian Bartlett,
who Is attending an eocuton school in
Boston, is at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Bartlett. cor
two weeks-Harold Towne, sub-carrier
on rural route 2, has been confined by
illness. w. Il. Powers Is substituting
The Rev and Mrs. Thomas Stratton are
visiting their daughter in Rutland.-Mrs
G.. V. Townc of Burlington was the guest
ardson, Monday.--Miss Jennie Towne Of
burlington was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs T. T.. Towne Monday-The baseball
fair closed Tuesday evoning.-Mr. and
Mrs. I. Il. Towne were in burlington Sun
day to attend the funeral of the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Towne.-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bartlett left Mon
day for Shelburne, where they have re-
Gently purchased a farm.-Master Dick
Sabens Is visiting his uncle. Il. j. FIRE.
chette, in Burlington.-Miss Grace Bes-
sctt. who has been i'll three weeks re-
turned to her work at Stevens G. Walk
er's Monday.-F. y. Fay is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Randall, in burlington.
The Rev. Richard owen has gone &c
J Boston for few days-The Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Joseph Du.
chane Friday afternoon.-There was a
union sociablc at the Congregational YES.
| try Wednesday evening. -Thermometers
registered 20 degrees below Tuesday morn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
SHELBURNE.

The death of Mrs. Jerome Coleman
occurred Thursday morning after an
Illness extending over period Of
three years Miss Mary Davies was
born in Penaly, Wales. February s.
1888, and was married to Jerome Colo
man about 10 years ago. She is sur
vived by her husband; two step chill
dren, Mrs. Emerson Palmer of Shell
burne and Fred Coleman of Hinesburg
n sister, Mrs Frank Shinville of Bur
lington; and a brother, Alfred Davies
of CanaiOharie. y. Y. The funeral
WAS held at her lat" home Satur-
day at 1000 a. IN. with interment in
Hinesburg.--At the meeting Of the
library association the following Of
ficers were elected: President. Mrs J.
G. Cory; vice president, Mrs Fred
Roberts; treasurer. Mrs. Henry Har-
rington: secretary Mrs. w. II. Mitchell
Ralph Butler was appointed to inves-
tigate cost of lighting the library by
electricity.
MIR. and Mrs. Corrill Partch and chill
dren have returned from California
where they have been for five years.
Miss Elizabeth Thorpe has a position witt
the Wells q Richardson company il
Burlington.-Mrs J. w. Courtney anc
daughter, Katherine, of Burlington Wis
tied at her fathers. j. H. Dubuc. Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Won stein
berg Of Burlington spent Monday witt
Mrs. Won Stcinberg's sister, Mrs. f. II
Nash.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bissonette lef
Monday noon for Colorado, where the,
will spend the remainder of the winter
visiting relatives in Boulder and Denver
Mrs. Joseph Massett is in Ferrisburg.
Mrs. j. y. Corey spent the Weekend II
t'errishurg.-Miss Frances Kelley ha
returned TO Burlington after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Stapleton.-The Misse.
Irene Peria and Emma Gosselln have re
turned to Burlington after spending Sun
day with their parents.-Miss Moore o
burlington was the guest Monday Of
Miss Gabrielle Cotnoir.-George Collame,
of Barre spent Sunday and Monday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. G
Collamer.-Mr and Mrs. j. Watson Webb
with their guests returned to New York
Monday night-The Rev. w. p. Goodman
has returned from Castleton where he
went to supply the Rev. G. e Watson.
pulpit Sunday Mr.. Watson being in the
Rutland hospital for an eraton.-Cap.
tain Cary ana bride have returned from
six weeks wedding trip in Michigan
Miss Arletta Shinvillc, who has spent {
week n jerome Colcman's, has returned
to Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. Frank An
drews are visiting Mrs. Andrews's sister
Mrs Flagg in Richmond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
MONKTON.

The senior class of Beeman Academy
presented the farce AT the Window"
Friday evening in Woodman hall to a
large audience. Benjamin @. Colamer,
who spent the winter IN Florida, has re-
turned and is the guest Of his uncle and
aunt Nh and Mrs, Daniel Meech.-The
Junior League observed Washington
birthday with an entertainment i'm Grange
hall Saturday eveuing.-Mr ana Mrs
Charles Humphrey Of Rutland are par
ents of a son, Charles Daniel, born Feb
ruary %. Mrs, Humphrey was formerly
Miss Anna McEntee of this TOWN.
Earl Mealer Of Bristol viii move March
to his fathers farm IN this town.
Charles y Stone, who has been at the
homie of his father, has accepted posi-
ton In an automobile factory in Ohio
Miss Ruby McIinteo Of IluAand ~ al
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JERICHO.

Mrs, VI. c. Mason, who recently moved
To this village from Essex, entertained
Saturday Myrl and Mary Hanley, Mil
drtd BiXhy, Florence Ayers and Lilliar
Adams, her sunday school class from
EsseX.-Miss Lottie Sinclair of Enosburg
has been spending few days with hei
parents, Mr., and Mrs, H. w. Sinclair
at Locust Hin farm.-Miss Marion Kim
ball of Enoshurg II. Kimball and c
Burk OF burlington spent the weekend
at Locust Hill farm, the guests Of MIS-
Lotte Sinclair.--E. Rogers was in Bur
lington Monday.-Mrs, Thomas Enos il
i'll,
Word has been received here of the
death in Manchester, n H.. of William
Moulton, a former resident of this viii
lage. The funeral services were hele
at the home of l.. A. Wilbur at two
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, with buria.
in the village cemetery.-R. b. Field wal
in Burlington Saturday.-George Fostei
is moving to the place he recently pur'
chased of c. n. Johnson.-Miss Enel
Peck OF Essex junction spent the week,
end with Miss BESSIE Percival.- Mrs
Frank Balch of Richmond has been Wis
iting at +. w Pease's Miss Hazel Pet,
tengill has closed her school in Essel
and is at home for the Vacation.-A,
the social given by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety music of a pleasing character wat
furnished by the Styles orchestra OF
Cnderhill, also selection on the piano
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26

Westford Tuesday evening and gave
the play, "A Kings Daughter."--wil-
liam Bailey, who has been visiting at
Charles H. Jackson's, returned Monday
to his home in Morristown- j. II.
Wagner Is recovering from the grippe.
Mrs. Mary Robinson has returned
from Burlington, where she has been
spending two months with her son,
Ralph-N T.. Phelps. r. j. Robinson
and G. A. Robinson attended the r. +.
ID. carriers meeting at Essex juno
ton Monday.-Mrs. r. c. McNall re-
turned Tuesday evening from Somer-
vile. Mass. whore she has been spend
ing several weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. f "A. Benham.--Mrs. william
FlYnn and son, Milton. of Alburg. are
visiting Mrs. Jane Flynn.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral of Mrs. John Cannon.
who died Thursday morning after i
short illness, was held at the Church
of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Sat
urday morning at nine O'Clock. The Rev.
\. r. Clermont onicidtod, Mrs. Gan
non was seriously i'll with pneu-
monia i'm the early winter, but had
recovered and was about the house,
She was taken i'll aEain the first of
the week. The deceased leaves, beside
her husband, two sons. James, of this
town ana Edmund of Northheli, her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Martin
one sister Mary, and two brothers
Henry and William, of this town
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Edwards entertain
ed 500 party at their home Thursday
evening,-Mrs, +, II, Shepards0n enter
tanned the Aid Circle of the King:
Daughters at her home Friday afternoon
\ daughter was born February 20 L
Mr. and Mrs Oliver c, Curler.--Abou
10 from pN@ Gongrega upnaI CAncch sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
JERICHO CENTER.

The funeral of Miss Gertrude E.
Barnum, who died suddenly in New York
Tuesday night. was held Friday after
noon a prayer at the house preceded the
service at the church. The Rev. William
Cashmere of Jericho Corners OBLIGATED
and Mrs. e. Il. Williams of the same
village presided at the organ. There was
no singing, but a feature of the service
Was the reading Of Jesus, Lover of My
Soul" followed by the sympathetic rem
dcrins of stanza upon the organ
There was a profusion of beautiful
flowers. The bearers We're: Hovey Jordan
Frank Brown, Wright Fay and Harry
Hosklns. The brothers and sisters We're
present with the exception of Walter
who Is in Evanston. III. The relatives
live so far away that but three outside
the Immediate family came These We're
an uncle, Thomas +. Barnum of New
Haven, Conn; an aunt, Mrs. Robert 5.
Little of Shelton, Conn: and a cousin.
Miss Ethel Little of Salisbury. y. II.
Miss Rarnum had attended MiddIebury
high school, Vermont Academy, from
which she graduated, Mount Hoyoke
College for two years. then the Teachers
College at New York for the last half
of the course, expecting to take degree
I'm June She was % years of aGe-Prof.
Evan Thomas of the University of YER
mont preached Sunday morning on I'm
developed Possibilities. Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene Jordan and daughter, Constance,
went to Burlington Monday.-A Puffer
went to Burlington TuesdaY.-The high
school was not in session Tuesday on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. NlOloney.-
The Home Missionary society will meet
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BRISTOL.

The Frances Willard memorial meeting
Friday at Miss Helen Wcller's was well
attended. An interesting program was
carried out--G. r circuit is conValescng
from an illness Of several weeks.-S. d.
Farr VIII rebuild his store-The Outlooi,
club will meet with Miss Kate Stewart
Friday afternoon. February 1.-THE Hon,
W, y. Lawrence ana Dr, and Mrs. G. +.
Edmunds, who have been At the Ridge
wood Daytona, Fla, have gone to Or
lando, Fla, for an indefinite stay.--Tha
pOstofice Is being moved to the Grange
nall on Garfield strcct.-Mrs. Frank Dufrv
and Miss Ella Mathewson visited Mrs. T..
IS, Mathcwsou at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Saturday.-The Bristol Clothing com
pany, burned out in the recent fire. have
rented the front room over T.. G. Dikc's
Storc.-Miss Bertha Mott broke her leg
Friday afternoon just above the ankle by
falling on the ice.
Dr., Beecher OF Burlington and Or
Townshenj Of Rutland were I'm town
Saturday IN consultation with local
doctors in the case Of James Cardell l.
The postoffice IS now located in the
lower room in the Grange hall on Gar
field street, where ii win remain until
a building is erected for it's use-rhe
condition of Mrs. T.. S. Mathewson, who
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week. IL report-
ed as favoroble,-The condition Of Mrs.
II, l.. Sherwin at the Mary Fletcher
hospital continues favorabie.-W. IL.
Hale of Burlington was an over-Sun-
day guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. 1ale--Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Cur
Ter attended tho funeral of relative
in Nergennos Friday.
james H. Wells, we'll known and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
ESSEX JUNCTION,

announcement is made of the marriage
IN Springfield, Mass, February is OF
Miss Florence T. Connal to Alvin L.
SandersOn. Miss Connal was a former
resident of this town.
number of friends and relatives of
the late w. ID. Landon, who died at his
home at Somervlle, Mass, Feb 16 and
whose remains arrived here Thursday
morning, gathered at the grave in the viii
lage cemetery to pay their last tribute of
respect The Rev Dr. George H. Sisson,
pastor OF the Methodist Church, ofIlciated
There was wealth OF flowers. From the
western Union Telegraph company of
| Boston. in whose employ Nj. Landon was
was sent set piece representing a line of
poles and wires standing three feet high;
/ from the Eastern Star Lodge Of White
River Junction an emblem Of the order,
ana also one from the Masonic lodge and
from the knights Templar Commanderv,
'I which he was a member Among those
who accompanied the body We're three
brothers, j. y Landon of Boston, l., H.
ana i. w Landon Of Concord, Mass. Mr..
ana Mrs. II. y. Nevcom and D. T. Mason
OF Montpelier; also department heads Of
the Western Union Telegraph company.
( w. s. Barker j. II. Thompson, F. r Fin
Ilev. G. n Ra,I y r,ras.a., 49,, r.
Elliott, all of Boston
! The body of Mrs. Frank Ieclair OF
Barre. who was formerly Of this village.
arrived on the 1918 a. m. train Thursday
and was taken to the Church of the HOLY
Family. vvnare eoior,, ro,,,io,, ,,,a-.
was celebrated nv the nastor tbe p,,. I
y. T. Pouliot. \ large numbor Of rala =
tives and friends attended R,rioi ,ra,
IN the family lot in the Catholic cemetery
Mrs Leclair died February 16 after an
Illness Of less than n week She was
stricken with a shock Vednesdav
Feb Is. and never rallied. She was horn
December 6 1870 in rur,irp,or hut lived
here I'm Essex most Of her life until -
years ago. when she moved to Barre. She
leaves her husband, five sons. Frank Ed
ward. George. William all Of BARRE and
Jed of Swanton, three daughters. Mrs. D.
r. White, Mrs NJ. r. Kearney Mrs c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
CHITTENOEN COUNTY
HINESBURG.

The last entertainment in the series
for the benefit of the Kings Daugh-
ters was given by the olympia Ia
dies quartet of Boston at the town
hal! Monday night-rhc pupils Of the
grammar school had a valentine party
at the Congregational Vestry Satur-
day afternoon.-The intermediate
school closed Friday for the spring
vacation Pupils having perfect at
tendance We're: Annie Constantine,
Gladys Brothers, Marjorie Mckenzie
and Allie Owen.--Florence T.. Allen is
Visiting her sister Mrs. y. J.. Walker
at Burlington.-Miss Mary blanchard
was given a miscellaneous shower at
her homo Friday in honor Of her ap-
preaching marriage to William Casey.
About 40 were present, There was
music and refreshments were served.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
NORTH FERRISBURG.

Louis Miller has moved to New Haven.
where he viii carry on a farm-Carl
PecUc is moving to the Kenyon place
which he recently purchascd-Miss Lii
liam Klmball. who is teaching i'm GAYS
vile spent Sunday at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs D. a. Kimball.-
The Kings Daughters will meet at the
home of Mrs. Layton Elliot Thursday
afternoon. The drama. "Cranbcrry Cor.
ners," presented by local talent of Char
lotte, was given i'm Allen hall Wcdnes-
day evening under the auspices OF the
Kings Daughters The first and second
degrees were conferred upon a class of
ID candidates at the Grange Saturday
evening and there was a short Wash
inGton program.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
VERGENNES.

Dr. y. j. Carroll of this city and
Miss Minnie c. keleher of Fort
day, Feb. Is, at the Catholic Church,
Fort Edward, by the Rev. NJ. J. Grif-
fifth, assisted by the Rev. l.. A. Vezina
of this city. Following the ceremony
"A wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs
James Kelleher Dr. and Mrs. Carroll
nave gone ON wedding trip to Wash
ington, d. c., and will be at home here
after March /,
Mrs Champ Durge has closed her
school in FcrrisbGrg ana returned to her
hor'e in this c.ty.-N. }. McCuen has been
appontc1 tax collector to fiji the vacancy
caused by the death of T. c. MiGdlcbrna'
a d2ughtcT Marion. vas born
airy l t. Mr. and i1s. Ira Bur.
Charlotte, former residents OF III. ..to..
John Driscoil Of Dorchest,t. Mass,
is visiting his parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
John Driscoll---The wholesale price of
! eggs MONDAY was 30 cents and butter
! from % to 80 centa.-A daughter was
born Saturday night to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Allen r. Beacn.-Anss Helen Clark of
/ FerrisburG visited her aunt, Mrs. David
Roberts. SundaY.--Mrs. Levi H. Brown
/ Is III with thr Grin, -rh. To1t.c, a.,
societ, NJ ~. ,ia,,a'1t,. ''''
Church will n,oot Eri,Io,, ar,or,'a,, vi
! Nrg Cor,i, r. pon,on t,l,,.;,, ra.' " 't''
has rented tho Pu1nh too,, r,rr, 49,,
one wear 2nn vii ,otxe ,,o.saa.i.,,
March
Mrs b.nni. C,l,rio, ,,o,,, ,r,osao,. =,
DurItnrtou - ,,t,,l ban .,,ta, ,rn. W.,
son.-Uiss 1to,, ,rophiIor,,. ,,,,,,,a +,
tha bi.h ,,,ho,', :. ao,,n,,"d 49,, 49,,
lin vce, putI,,,1 ~, ,ho u,,aa, 80 ,,',
motoor-.,1iss ,,,o., o'r,.,,, ,,,,i.l, =.
purIrnoto, ,ro,,Io.. ..,,a.,i,.,o.'I1,,. ~,
l1I DouoI,es. T., att,,,din., ,,aottro' 80 ~,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
WEST BOTTOM.

Edward Tomlnson has finished work in
WenlOck and returned home.-Miss
Dorothy Smith has returned from Jones'
ville-MrS. Harry Gregory and son,
Frank, are in Waterbury Mrs. Albert
Tomlinson has returned from a brief
visit in EsseX.-Ralph GLE was given a
surprise party Saturday afternoon by 81
of his young friends, it being his ninth
birthday.-Mrs. Ellen Philips and l.. ].
Gle are ills. Chase has gone to Eden
to visit his mother who Is II, feeble health.
Stanley TOmlinson has been appointed
sub-aSent Of Chittonden and Grand Isle
counties for the Metz Auto company
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bohonnon of South
Royalton We're in town Sunday to see
their mother. Mrs. w. A. Bohonnon, who
has been Ill two weeks. AT present she
is more comfortable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26
EAST HARDWICk.

Fleda Hassam was at home from
Barre the first of the week.-W. s
Wright visited his mother in Mont
EomerY over Sunday.-The lookout
class of the Congregational Church are
laying a hardwood floor in the audience
room of the church.--Guy Aldrich is ILL.,
The services of the congregational
Church will be held in JeWett chapel
Sunday on account of the repairing OF
the church-Fire district No. at a
meeting Friday voted to buy the stock
of the East Hardwick Water company
Charles Goodrich OF Hardwick spent
Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs, X. L
Battles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26

respected resident of this village for
Mhhy years, died at his home on East
street Monday night. He had shock OF
paralysis Sunday. lie is survived by his
Mlie ana three daughters, Mrs q. X.
wilson OF Burlington, Mrs H. $. Dunshee
OF inns town and Mrs. NJ r. }utteriield
OF Mludlehury and several grandchildren.
Leon Dean of the University of Vermont
Is grandson. The funeral will be held
AT the house this afternoon.-Mr and
Mrs. Eddy have moved into the Pcake
tnnCmNn1 ON CnrH1.ll rtrnnt