Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-10

convey their ambassador, Sir Edward
Goschen. from Berlin to England While
In Holland they experienced great trouble
In money matters as the hotelkeepers and
shopkeepers averse to taking any
thing but silver or gold. refusing even
their own paper money. On their arrival
in England they were not allowed to land
until the next day on account Of the allen
act that had just been passed. However,
they were treated courteously and every
thing done for their comfort Mrs. Fisher
and daughter sailed from Liverpool Au-
gust 10 on the steamship Lake Manitoba
and arrived In Montreal August 81. AS a
precautionary measure to avoid meeting
German cruisers the ships course was
changed 80 miles north and the passage
was terribly rough. experiencing extreme
| ~ cold and stormy weather. on the ship
was converted Storage and many rich
people and n number of mllliOnaires were
passengers on II, go glad were they to
reach home Notwithstanding the discom-
! fort. While In England Mrs. Fisher was
, struck with the stern earnestness Of all
| classes In regard to the war, and while
they deplorcd the action of Germany,
said that they, from a sense of duty. could
do nothing else but support their govern
ment and make whatever sacrifices were
required of them. Mrs. Fisher added that
the German soldier goes to the war be-
, cause the Kaiser sends him: the English
, from a high and patriotic sense of duty.
The Baptist Churches of Yer
gennes and Panton have extended A
unanimous call to the Rev II. II. White
of Hardwlck to be their PASTORAL the
democratic caucus held in city hall Friday
| evening, l.. A. Rondeau was elected chair
! man and G. r. O. Kimbal secretary, and
delegates were elected, with power to
choose their own alternates as follows:
state, p. II. Ryan, Alderman James f.
Donahue, L. A. Rondeau: district. Rich
ard Maldoon, William Daniels DR.. Ed
ward Pilon. \ city committee was elected
as follows: t. \. Rondeau. chairman,
Foster Young. r. u. Ryan. Or. Edward
'ilon. Henry Ringer.-Mrs. Anna French
Of Rutland is visiting her sister Miss
Matte Barnard-Mrs benjamin Baxter
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