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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23

work of cleaning W the rubbish in
the ruins of the burned block Is now
under way. s. d. Farr has the work
on his store we'll started.---A town
meeting Is warned for July q to see
If the town will vote to sell the
Prime hill Varney and Rockydale
schoolhouses.---Mrs Anna Miller of
Concord, Mass, is visiting in town.
She is former resdcnt.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Jimmo and Mrs. Joyce
Kingsley visited in Vcrgennes Thurs
day-Mrs II. L. Parmlee, who has been
i'll at the home of her sister in Bur
| lington. is better--Mlss Jane Tatro
| has returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital
The Rev. G. A. Parker exchanged with
| the Rev. Mr.. Reed, the Lincoln pastor
Sunday morning.-The Methodist Sunday
school went by rail to Vergennes.
| thence by boat to Thompson's Point,
July 22-Mr. and Mrs A. w. Cove
visited Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Purinton in
Lincoln over Sunday.--The ball game
Saturday afternoon between Bristol and
| Lincoln resulted in victory for the
| Bristol team, 10 to O. The next game
will be between Bristol and Richmond
sumner is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
w. Stevens, in Cornwall.-Mr. and Mrs.
T.. ]. Clark and son, Roy. visited at
! Charles Clarks in Lincoln Sunday.-Mrs.
]. b. Abernethy and daughter who have
been visiting her parents for several
weeks In DeKalb H., arrived home Sun
day.-Miss Florence Edinunds, whose
death occurred Saturday afternoon. is
! h, FL
Edmunds, her step-mother two sisters
Mrs. Ralph Miles of Huntington and
Kathleen, and a half-brother, william
n student in Norwich University Miss
Edmunds was a graduate of the Brlsto
high school class of 1918 and was teach
ing school when her health failed. Tn,
funeral was held Tuesday at l23o
the CONGREGATIONAL Church with buria
in Greenwood cemetery.--Mrs. Lilliar
Wood and son. Harry, of Addison arr
guests OF c. W. Sprague and family anC
other friends for a few days
Mrs. a. w. Cove returned Tuesday
from a visit of several days in Lin
coln--Among those to attend the flu
neral of Miss Florence Edmunds Tues
q day from away were Mr.. and Mrs. +
$. Dixie of Northfleld, Mrs. Rebecc;
Ray of Burlington, and Mr.. and Mrs
; Ebert Wyman Of Starksboro.--Byroi
, Ray. who has been visiting his moth
er, Mrs. c. V. Ray, has returned t.
Birmingham, Mass.-Mss Mabel Edd.
i, of Monkton has been the guest o
Mrs. Sarah Dumas j. w. Page o
. Burlington was In town yesterday
Mr. and Mrs George Roscoe have bee
visiting In Addison.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page one).

ton with the National Casket company.
-Rona OBrien, who has been teaching
Rena O'Bricn, who has been teaching
In northampton, Mass, has returned
and will spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. r, OBrien.-
Waller Fletcher Of Salisbury, who was
arrested By Policeman John Signor Sun
day afternoon, was in municipal court
Monday morning T. pleaded Guilty to
intoxication and was fined S and costs,
which he paid.
In consequence Of the bursting of
water pipes and drains at a temper
arily unoccupied house on Franklin
street the cellar Of an adjoining house,
occupied by the Misses Turner, has
been flooded with water within the
past few days and their fine garden
has been to "A large extent destroyed
Miss Arden of New York is at the
Addson.-Darrell Butterfeld has re-
turned to Proctor after few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. T.
Butterfield-S. 5. Sunderland and Egg
bert Hadley have gone to North Hero,
where they Will camp for a few weeks,
-Hebert Carey Of Philadelphia is in
town for a few weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. y. w Carey.--Miss
Josephine Munroe, who has been on a
two weeks vacation with her parents
in Lincoln, has returned and resumed
her duties at the telephone Office
Miss Grace Hanley Of Rutland is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs John Ryan, fol-
a few days.--John Lovett has return
ed from Queen City Park, whore he
spent a few days with his family
who are camping there.-Iris Bullock
and daughter. Wnnifred, have return
ed from Granville. n. Y, where they
have been visiting relatives and
friends for a week-William T.. WOOD
of Brinkman. Mont, arrived Tuesday
afternoon for a few weeks with hi
sister, Mrs w. S. Huntley. and family
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Leeds of STAN
ford, Conn, are visiting her father
A. n. McQuivey.-The Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the Methodist Church held
well attended meeting at the home o
Mrs. Henry Walker Tuesday after
noon.-Mrs. NJ. r. Bristol of Vergenne
is visiting her daughters. the Mise
Jennie and Ada Brlstol.-The Rev. c
S. Houghton of bakersfield has ar
rived and joined his family at tn
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter BillIngs.--Dr. T. L. Dorey, VIII
received broken bone in his RICH
wrist a few weeks ago, and who ha
been visiting at his old home in Tn
derhill. has returned and so far re
covered from his injury that he
able TO attend to his professional du
ties again,--Mrs benjamin Gates, VIII
has been in town for n few weeks, ha
returned to Montpelier.-T Rev ]
w. West Of the Baptist Church |
West Rutland has been selected a
one of the three persons to req essen
the Baptist denomination in the rurs
life conference during the summer q
Middlebury College next week.-M
and Mrs. c. r. Schlieder and SON
Howard and Leland Schlioder, Mis-
Ruth jenkins and r. j, Ryan of Mar
chester, who have been at Malone, ,
Y, on an automobile trip stopped owe
hp-- "-7S~-- - A@~ Logan unua~ q
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NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting Of Beaver Glen Grange
will be held Friday evening July "a A
collation. will be eerved.-Mr. and Mrs
WILDER Kingsley returned Tuesday to
their home in Port Henry after passing
some time with Mr.. and Mrs f. II. CO.
nant.--A birthday party was given Ray
Partch Wednesday evening July 22.-Miss
Hazel Ward is the guest of Miss Marjory
Bingham of Bristol-Joyce kingsley is
in town visiting Observation-Disclosures John
Buck Of Connecticut is boarding WITH
Mrs. Nina Ward for the summer.
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MONKTON.

The Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Cornell are
attending summer school at Mddlebury
College,-Mr. and Mrs, Earl Cox are par
ents of a son, born July 12.-Mrs Della
Dean passed Tuesday at Long Point with
friends from Proctor
There was a large attendance at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning to
hear the sermon by the Rev. DIR. Charles
Everett Hafegrove, d. D., pastor of "A
Chatham. y. j., church He is now IN
structor In Biblical history, at the Middle
bury summer school Miss Minnie Hayden
Of Stenhart han, Boston sang They
We're guests of the Rev. and Mrs. c. Cor
nell Sunday.-Mrs. Sarah Rathbone of
Bristol is at home on a visit Madam
Elizabeth Cornell has gone to Argyle. n.
Y. to Nislt her daughtor.
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ORWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell of Balti-
moro, Md, are with his sister Mrs. w
II. Nickerson.-D. w. Doane is With his
family here for a few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wisell have as guests her
brother. Levi Wilcom, and his WIFE OF
jackson, Mich.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hemenway of Manchester. who have
been at G. C. Phelps for week. have
returned home.-I. ]. Wales and son.
John. of Boston. are at the Vail farm
for the summer-Arthur Hill and son
of Burlington were at his farm here the
first OF the week.
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Ruscoe of Bristol
have been guests at l.. c. Seegar's. They
We're former residents here.-Aliss Lucy
Palmer is entertaining Miss Lulu Woods
of Middlebury.-M and Mrs l.. NJ.
Gage and daughters went Sunday to
Charlotte to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley.
The trip was made in the Burpee auto
mobile.-Harry SpoOner was taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital sunday evening
and was operated Monday morning for
appendicitis. His wife and his brother,
Roy Spooner, went with him.
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VERGENNES.

Perley Stagg, who has been i'll for three
weeks, has gone to Montreal to consult
a specialist.-Miss Adela Ingham, who
has been passing three weeks vacation
at the Summit House. Mount Mansfield,
has returned and resumed her duties at
the Bixhy Free Memorial library.-Mrs.
Lillian Van Buskirk and son, Bertrand.
Of Brooklyn, y. Y, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Child at Raven Nest at
the lake.--Mrs. Flora Bliss Of Los An
gelcs, Cal, and Mrs. Hattie Trowhridge
| of Dawes, Ia, are visiting their sister
! Mrs. Peter Smith.-Mrs. George Senon
returned Saturday to Burlington after a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BEN
! iamin simpson. Henry Brooks has re-
turned from a visit 70 Oliver Lawrence
! in South SALISBURY. -George W. Allen
| suffered a paralytic shock on the left
side Friday and is in a critical cond-
ton at the home Of his son. Grant Allen.
In probate court Friday settlement and
decree was rendered on the estate Of
Henry Harris, late Of Addison-Nlrs y.
Brooks Of Rutland is visiting her sister,
Mrs, r. D. Goodridge.-Miss Maizie Bar
rows and Miss Marie Rivers have gone
to Middebury to visit Miss Barrows's
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bruya.-Miss
Prudence Godette, who is taking a two
weeks vacation, spent Sunday with Miss
Marguerite Rivers in Burlington and to-
day goes to Hyde Park to visit her broth
err Edward Godctte.-Mrs. ". r. Warner
and daughter, Betty, went Saturday TO
Grand Isle for a few weeks.-Miss Sarah
Faes who has been spending her vaca-
ton with relatives here, returned Satur-
day to Boston,-Mrs. Robert Riddle has
returned 10 Mineviile, n. Y. after a
visit TO her aunt, Mrs. Benjamin j. Slmp-
son.-Mss Matte Miller, who has been
III for several weeks Is able to take
short Walks-Mrs j. T. Hill returned
Friday from a weeks visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Florence Barton. of Charlotte.
/ Daniel O'Brien Of South Burlington
called on friends In town Saturday.-In
the market Saturday eggs sold for %
cents per dozen and butter from % to Is
cents per pound.-Miss Mary Blakey, who
has been making a two weeks visit to
her sister. Mrs Emmet Miller, returned
Saturday to New York city.-Champlain
Lodge, No. IS, |, O. o. F., have pur-
chased a new safe and placed it In the
lodge room.-Mrs. l.. F. Young and sons
William and Frank of Dorchester, Mass.
are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cormia -Miss Mvra Geo spent
Sunday with Mrs Frederick Kirkbride
. of Burlington
I Gcorgo " Au,, = ,,,ou Lpown rosider,
Of pantor dt,d S,,,aaY mounting ., tbe
: homo NJ Vic GO, Cnoat Allan frorr the
effects of a norol,.,io ahocL suffered Fri,
! day aged 70 yoors rIo &c survived =,
(,ro a,,I do, nta
3 Mrs T. Duane Auo,, hoth ., papton. on,
. hrother who rosIdoa t., Orogor. t,yo sis
ters Mrs A n puthorford ~ Madrid
, n Y and Nrs Cooroo provvn NJ Crarv,
. Mills Nv Tho GO, ,,,a,, ho,d ,ruosdn,
a of,orroo, a. ouo a,o,aa,, -. tha howe -
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pRISTOt.

Miss Florence Edmunds, youngest
daughter of Dr. George f.. Edmunds.
died at her home on Garfield street
Saturday afternoon after long i'll
ness, She was 10 years old.-Mlss
kathryn Levarn returned Friday night
from visit in Burlington.-W. A.
Lawrence and party OF friends have
returned from their auto trip to New
HAMPSHIRE and eastern Vsrmont--Tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23
MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs, Belle Preston and children who
have been visiting Mr., and Mrs. Y. G.
Cox for several weeks, have returned to
their home in Ferrisburg.-Mrs. Spencer
Wright and son, Warren, of Malone, n,
Y, are visiting her mother, Mrs Eliza
Brown.-Mr and Mrs. Earl Cox are the
PARENTS of son, born July 1.-THE
"heelwrght shop belonging to John
ash caIiGht fire July Il. but With the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23
LINCOLN.

Mrs. and Mrs. @. f. Gibben OF Essex
Junction have been visiting her brother,
George Parmley of South Lincoln.-Mrs.
Madge Beanie has returned from Bur-
lington.--L. r. Jackman and family, w.
r. Sargent and family. Bert SITTER and
family and o. r. Bicknelle and family
spent Sunday at Lake Dunmore.-Nr and
Mrs, John Hamilton are visiting their
son, Royal, in Charlotte.
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FOR SALE.

,TANDING TIMBER FOR SALE, con-
sisting OF pine, hemlock, birch, bass
ash, oak, chestnut, etc. Lots estimated
to cut from IA to two million feet each
Quality good, easy 20 operate. Good
mill site on each lot From one to 3 IL
miles from railroad. Also one spruce
and hardwood lot seven miles from rail-
road Inquire of W. " Farr. Sc North
Union street, Burlington, VT. 10. lot, wit.
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BRlDPORT.

Mrs. Walter Carr ard two children OF
Waterbury are visiting In town.-h barn
belonging to NJ. T. Wolcott was struck
BY lightning and burned Trlday.-There
will be a lawn social at Thomas Nadcaus
Thursday evening. August 6.--Alice Hem
cnway is at home from her school at New
lnranN-
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CORNWALL.

The mother OF Dorothy e. Battles
wishes to say that the statement which
appeared in last weeks paper concern
ing the engagement of Miss Dorothy
Battles TO whitney Kirby Is false. There
is no engagement, therefore no announce
ment.
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HANCOCK.

Fifteen young girl friends of Miss Lora
Blair gave her a shower Friday.-Chil-
drens day was observed here in the
church last Sunday.-Charles Church and
Miss Lora Blair We're married July 10
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM for sale. about 100 acres, rs m.
lumber. lot growing pine. good sugar
orchard, good buildings, r. D., near
school fine orchard. Price $1,000, part
cash Box 1853. Wilder, VI. 4o,w,tf
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0f Port Henry, n. Y, arc visiting DIR.
aad Mrs. ID. J Carroll Rev. J. u.
McGarry OF Northfcld was the guest of
tho Rev. L. A. Ve2lna Yesterday,
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FOR RENT.

i SEVEN ROOM TENEMENT with
garden, fruit. etc on the main street
at Westminster Station VT good
location for commercial traveller
Apply to w V. Farr. - North Union
street. B arlington, VT. l1S.d&w,t.
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YOUNG WOMEN wanted to work in a
raining school as nurses for the insane.
Address Z. o. Box 1l7S, Worcester
Mass 42w ,3m.
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HINESBURG.

Jules G.. Sanctuary, the youngest
son of william Sanctuary. who was
fatally injured in an accident Juns
-, died at Kings Park hospital, Long
Island, sunday morning. The remains
were brought to Hlnesburg for in
torment and the funeral was held
at the Baptist Church at 200 p m.
Tuesday He is survived by vito.
three brothers, a sister and his faith
william Barker has accepted
position as mail clerk from Boston,
Mass, to Plymouth, N. H.--Mr, Bach
elder Of Peoria, Ill, visited his cousin.
Mrs. Perry Read. Thursday.-Mr, and
Mrs. william Love of Lincoln. Neb..
are guests of his brother. George
Love.-Mr.. Ray and Mrs. Marshall Of
Burlington are spending several
weeks with their brother, George
Love,-Aiss Dorwin of New York has
been visiting her cousin, H. D. Wei.
Ter. and other relatives here.-Miss
Mary Somers has returned from Will
liston, where she visited her aunt
Mrs. Howard Ray.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Post and son, Archibald, have
returned to Saratoga Springs after a
week with relatives here.-Harlan
Bostwick of Burlington Is visiting
his brother, Lucien.--The funeral Of
Mrs. Antoine Buster, whose death oc-
Cured in Shelburne, was held at tina
Baptist Church Monday at two o'clock,
the Rev. William Laughton oficiat-
ing
Tho funeral of Jules G. Sanctuary,
whose death occurred in New York,
was held at the Baptist Church Tues
day at two o'clock. the Rev. william
Laughton officiating. assisted by the
Rev. Josiah Kidder of Westford.
Among those here to attend the flu
neral were Alfred Sanctuary of Am-
herst Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Sanctuary Of New York, Mrs. Z. L.
Degree and Harold Degree OF Bur-
linGton-The Rev j. H. Coleman, D.
D., Ii. n, of Rutland will speak al
the open-air services next Sunday
evening. The open-air services ara
we'll attended The Rev. F. NJ Saw
yer and Harry Russell went to Mt.
Mansfield Monday MIR. and Mrs Err
nest Milham have daughter, born
Saturday.-The Rev. G. w Russell.
who is spending the summer at Lake
Iroquois, preached at Starksboro Sum
day and will occupy the pulpit again
next Sunday, He is building a new
cottage at Lake Iroquois. even
/ ing meetings which have been con-
Quoted by the Rev. William Laughton
at Mechanicsville Corners have been
discontinued until September /.
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WANTED

A COMPETENT GIRL wanted for gen
eral Homework in a small family; no
washing. Address No. 42l Main street
Burlington. 4'w,2t.
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pole suggested that a committee on ar
rangements at the park be made and the
following were named: f. Barton Whit
ney, chairman, F. c. Allard, Frank Pack
ard John Desautels, ]. Andrew Chicoine.
The reception committee is Chairman.
Michael Gibbons, r. Barton Whitney. II.
T. Wolcott, Alphonse Dubuc, 8. r Mar
cote a. b. Lavlgne DR.. J. W. Sheehan,
George Carpenter, DR.. r. A. Heath, c.
Fl. Shipman, C. q. Allard: committee on
! floats, chairman, Frank s. Weston,
Homer L. Bartram, II. Albion Bailey, J.
| l.. Devino, Or. L. n Petite Eugene A.
! Richard Guy c. Mckinney, Mitchell
| Trissette, Charles Fitzgerald; decoration
I committee chairman, Raymond Allen. W.
! Z. Mcbride, Joseph Parizo, julie Mon
Feon, w. G. Bushey, r. T. Langloin, j.
| =. Lavelly, John Hardacre, L. w. Ravlin.
! Frederick E. Menard, Patrick McGreevy.
/ Phillip Mongeon, Alfred Bedard. Frank
N!puette. Arthur Manseau. William f.
MonEeon, Phillip Gadue, Frank Carpen-
uer's name was added to the list Of hon.
orarv presidents. It was ascertained yes
tarday from the acting colonel at Fort
ETHAN Allen that a detachment Of the End
cavalry with tho band will be able to take
part in the parade. The committee On
invitation has also had the assurance Of
its presence of the Bratteboro band which
/, Is stationed with the Vermont National
Guard at the State camp grounds It g
expected that the Fifth Infantry band
stationed at the students military camp
at the University OF Vermont will also be
present II detachments OF the students
, in camp and the militia turn out It will
, he necessary to get another band for the
various societies that have already sgni-
, fed their intentions or taking part in the
parade
The fourth annual report OF the Col
chester town district school directors Is
printed and ready for distribution. The
fiscal year ended June 30, 1914. The
directors are: B. E. Severance. 1915, p. +.
Gale, 1916, w. C. Bombard, 1917; super
intendent Minnie Hays; truant officer,
II. a. Celley. The directors orders drawn
amounted to s4,93449. classified as fol-
lows: Teachers salaries 1850; trans
portation, $3.50; high school buttons.
$3.50; fuel. books. supplies, repairs and
incidentials. sl,1S9.49. The total receipts
amounted to s5026.55 which amount In
cluded the school tax from the town.
81, 6Gl.17, and from f. H. Deavitt. State
treasurer, 1862. There Ia a balance with
, the directors OF S92, o.. The directors or
, ders paid by the treasurer amounted 10
S4.9250i. leaving cash balance in the
treasury of s16l.51 The directors orders
, left unpaid amount to s9l7S
A doughter was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs Louis P. Allard Of Maple street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23

WANT TO SELL II room house, shed,
barn, II acre land, fruit trees. Maple
St Stowe, VT j. A. Stowell. 40,w,tf.
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One Cent
a WOr'd

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than - words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
spcutive months.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-07-04
POPULAR COUPLE
MARRIED MONDAY

The marriage of Mary Ann Price to
Fred Steffensen was solemnized at
Panaca last Monday afternoon after
which the young couple departed for
Utah where they will spend their
honeymoon. The bridal pair worked
a clever ruse on their Phoebe friends
by hiring the Lynch automobile to
convey them to Panaca and Caliente.
The general impre ssion was abroad
that the wedding was to take place
on Tuesday and preparations were be-
ing made to give the bridal couple a
right noisy reception. In the auto
party were James Z. Price, father of
the bride; Mrs. William Culverwell.
sister of the bride; Frank Steffensen,
brother of the groom, and Mrs. Jen-
ME Wilcox.
Friends at Calienta were notified
and when the bridal party arrived
there, they were met by crowd OF
youngsters with coed supply Of tin
cans and they made up for what the
Phoebe kids had planned to do.
The Record joins with the many
friends of Mr., and Mrs Steffensen in
wishing them happy and prosper
Gus career.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-07-04
MAN BEING TRIED
UNDER THE SCHOOL LAW

One of the Airst cases of its kind
ever brought in Elko county is be-
ing held today in the Justice court
be ere Judge Castle and is brought
under the state school law for tru-
ancy. The complaint which was sworn
out by Deputy Superintendent An
derson, charges THIS. Griffin Of Car
lin with a meisdemeanor because he
did not send his son to school after
he was notified in writing that the
boy was remaining out of school. The
law states that the person is la
BILE after being notified and suit may
De brought agaist him it no attempt
Is made to send the absent pupil to
school ii no attention Is paid to the
notification. The defendant called
for a jury trial and the best men of
the town are spending the day listen
ing to evidence. The maximum penal
ty is $40 for the first offense, and
for each additional offense any
amount the Judge may feel like i'm
posing. .-Elko Free Press
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-07-04
EUGENE HOWELL, FORMER
PlocHE RESIDENT, DEAD

Eugene Howell, state bank exam
iner, died at Tonorah June 25th af-
ter. brief illness. He suffered
stroke o. paralysis the previous at
ternoon and passed away at s O'Clock
Thursday evening without regaining
consciousness.
He was a native of California and
was 56 years of age. The remains
were taken to Oakland for interment
and the funeral was attended by
Gov. Oddie and other state officials
Of Navada
Eugene Howell came to Nevada In
his early boyhocd making his nome
first at Eureka. Later he located In
Lincoln county and was for severai
years identified with mining opera
tions at Bristol. He was admitted
to the bar in 1902 and represented
LiIscoln county in the lesis ature in
1894 and again in 1898, after when
he was elected seer tary of state.
In the early days of Tonopah Mr.
Howell engaged in mining and bank
ing and became cashier Of the Teno
pah Banking Corporation. which pos
nion he hold at the time OF n''
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-07-04
NEVADA GIRL
MARRlEs PITCHER

Walter Johnson, the premier pit
cher of the Washington American
l. ague Baseball Club was married in
Washington D. C. Wednesday to Miss
Hazel Roberts, daughter of Repre-
sentative E. E. Roberts of Nevada.
Miss Roberts is quite well known IN
-opIvd 'vpeAeN 10 salolIo HlsIoos 5ul
ularly at Carson City where she re-
sided for a number of years before
moving to Washington with her par
ents. She is regarded as highly es-
timable young lady and quite hand
some. She made her debut in Wash
ington society few years ago.
Last week rumors of the approach
ing maria ge of Miss Roberts and
Johnson were ripe in Washington but
were emphatically denied by Miss
Roberts