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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Dave Says
The bell has rung on straws,
so come in and get under a
new Soft or Stiff Hat. We
show all that is latest both as
TO shape and colors. See our
special at $500.
We still have some good
looking shirts in our Silk Shirt
Sale. Remember all silk shirts
that sold for $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

aar iCty T. g. o. Bedient and Allen.
Main. Johnson. HcnuinE and Enzenroth.
AZ urookiyn-pittsburE o. 3. o.
Brooklyn 2. 3. 8 Barger and OConnor
Hlueiackct and Land.
At ST Louls-Ncwnrk o. q 4. St Louis
6. q seaton and Hariden. Davenport
and Chapman.
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N-iatted for SlanaRe iu eighth.
NN-fattEu for James iu sixth.
Han for Dubuc IN sixth.
zz-battcd toI tuvefcHK1e fm eighth.
Cleveland ....... o t2O '--6
Detroit .-........ 200 o %
Two base hits. Smith Chapman. Sac
rihce nit. Chapman. Sacrifice ny.
smith. 9 stolen bases. Roth Cobb
hascs on baiis. on KEEPER. 2. James
z. tovelrskie. .. struck out. By KEEP
fer, 2. james. 2 cOveleskie. 2. Umplres.
Chill AMI Evans
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Two base hit: Schmidt Three base
hit: Wagner. Home run: Hinchinan.
Sacrifice hits: Evers, Hinchman. Baird.
Bases on balls: orr Barnes. ,. Struck
out: BY Nehf. l. by Barnes. /. UNI
pires. KLEIN and Emslie.
Second Game.
II. II. +.
Boston 100000 - 2
Pittsburgh 100000 "a 9 2
batteries: Rudolph and Gowdy. kan
tlehner and Gibson. Two base hits: t1tz-
patrick. Gibson. Three base hit: Wag-
ner. Sacrifice hits: Evers. Fitzpatrick.
Bases on balls: OFF Rudolph. J. Off Kan
tlehner. 4. Struck out: BY Rudolph, Z.
by Kantlehner. /. Empires: Rigler and
Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Buffalo at Kansas city
Baltimore az Chicago
Newark a. 81. Louis
Pittsburgh az Brooklyn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
INDIANS
TAKE TIE TIGERS INTO CAMP DUE
TO IEEf FECRIVE PITCH
MO OF VISITORS

Klopfor Kept Det-oit's Hts We'll Scat
tered-ked sox Won rom Athletics
YANKEES LcLs 20 Browns.
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FEDERALS

Yestsrday's Results.
Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh o.
81. Louis 3. Newark o.
Buffalo 3 Kansas city l.
Chic-Dalti. not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
Todaya Gaass.

Today's Games.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit al New No-k
81 Louis at Philadelphia
ClcNclanu az Washington.
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Cleveland s, Detroit o
Boston &. Philadelphia 2.
81 Louis 8. Nvw York /.
Chic.-Wash.. Not scheduled.
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First Game.
Boston.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
CORNWALL.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hamilton
Peet, wife of Lyman w. Peet, who died
Monday, was held at her late home
y esterday at 2:D O'Clock, the Rev.
Samuel Rose officiating. She leaves be-
sides her husband, a son, Edward II.
I'eet. a grandson, Lemucl Peet, a step
mother, Mrs. Marietta Hamilton, and a
sister, Mrs. Robert j. Huntley, Of Bran
Ion. Mrs. Peet was a woman whose
whole life was an example Of Christian
COMMUNICATIVE subject of the Rev.
William j. Ballen's lecture Thursday
evening at the town hall will be The
War; the People Who Are Fighting, and
hhcir Feelings Toward Each Other"
also personal experiences In European
tour conducting In war tines.-F. T..
Foote. representative, and son, Sanford.
a page, spent Monday in Montpelier at
tending the reunion Of the Legislature of
1912. of which they were members.-I L..
1lamblin will visit Montpelier this week
to attend the reunion of the Legislature
of 19c6.-Neighbors and friends OF Loyal
Towle, who has been seriously i'll for
some time. had a bee Monday n
cut and drew to his door his years
supply of wood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
PANTON.

The annual town meeting day dinner,
will he served in the vostry of the Meth
odist Church by the ladies of that society.
and Mrs. Herbert Norton are the
parents of a son.-Maior Barber of West
port, y. Y, pushed n road from the light
house IN the New York State side to
Adams Ferry last week and found the
ice from six to nine inches thick.-Miss
MarGarct Hatch has returned from n visit
to Mrs. Harry Newell of schenectady
n. Y.-Millard Norton Is seriously III with
erysipelas.-While fishing for smelt in
deep water near Avery's Island in Lake
Champlain recently Henry stone and his
son, tho Rev. Ralph Stone of Norwood,
Mass, who is spending several days
with his parents, caught a sturgeon
which tipped the scales at IL pounds. was
three feet long and Il inches around
Roswell Gaines is spending this week
with his brother, Samuel L. Gaines, at
Montpelier--A warm supper will be serv-
cd In the vestry of the Baptist Church
ing between $50 and nine o'clock.-Mr.
and Mrs, /" u. Allen were in Crown
Point, n, Y, Tuesda &c orgc and Mar
tin Flemminr began cutting ice In Whites
Bay Monday, but the warm weather
Since then has stopped all work and un-
less II freezes soon there will be no ice
to cut as II Is getting very soft.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
ORWELL.

James Crammond of this town and
Miss Jeanne Coates OF Ticonderoga. n.
Y. were married Monday.-Mrs. G. L.
Stay recited Saturday at the meeting
of the Hand Cove Chapter, u. a. R.,
in ShOreham.-L. n. Bessette has return
ed to w. T.. French's store after being
confined four weeks with rheumatism.-
Mrs. :. Il. Griswold is III at the home
of MI and Mrs. G. II. Mallory.-The
Misses Bessie and Fannie Brown haNe
returned from Rutland.--Mis Ruth Will
cox has returned to New York city after
a few days with her mother. Mrs. j. S.
Wilcox.-Friday evening, February &c,
Thomas Bradlee Of the United States
extension service will address the people
of Orwell at the town hall.-Charles
prichard died February II. The funeral
was held at St. Mary's Church Satur-
day morning at $50 a. m, Father WEIGH
officiating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
r

Miss Mabel Lane. eldest daughter of
Dr.. +. S. Lane, and Ralph T.. Roby of
Bristol. N. H. We're married Wednes-
nesday February II at the home OF
the bride. the Rev. a. d. Parker Off
ciating. Only relatives Were present.
among them Mrs. j. w Votey and
daughter and Harold Lane Of Burling-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Roby left on the
afternoon train. Mr.. Roby Is In the
employ Of e. A. Preston. They will
make their home with her father, DR..
Lane.
Mrs. A. D., Parker and Miss Anna
Martin returned home Saturday from
visiting friends in Poultney.-The
Kings Daughters will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home Of Mrs. Fred
HARRINGTON this afternoon.
walter Lewis and family have moved
hack to town from M~iddlesex,-Mrs
George Iarrow of Weybridge visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cushman.
M~onday.--The Whist club will meet at
Tuesday evening". l.. st. Peter. n mem
Der OF the Legislature of 1912, went to
Montpelier Monday to attend a reunion
and banquet. Carlos Martin, member OF
the House Of 1906 went yesterday to Mont
pelier to attend n hanquet-Church a
and the fourth quarterly conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held Thursday. March 4. District Superin-
tendent, the Rev B. NJ. Kent, NRd others
will give addresses, both morvAng and
Afternoon. The ladies' will serve dinner
in the church Vestrv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25

been raised during the year. The FOL
lowing officers were elected: President
Mrs Oliver Brown; vice-president, Mrs.
e.. b. Williams; secretary, Mrs Fred
Percival; treasurer. Mrs. NJ. +. Mason;
directors, Mrs. Hiram Hanley and Mrs.
/. c. Morse.-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Han
ley entertained about 40 OF their friends
and relatives Friday evening. the occa-
sion being their 18th wedding anniver.
sary. Dancing was enjoyed. There was
vocal and instrumental music. Refresh.
ments were served.-Miss LA Brigham
is spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Walter Wardlaw. of st. Adams.
Perley ]. King and Alice NJ. Kirby o.
this place were married Saturday at the
home Of Clifton Kirby. The Rev. A. II.
Sturges performed the ceremony,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
HINESBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Carpenter we're In
Burlington Friday to attend the funeral
of her brother, William Clough.-Miss
Merle Hill and Miss Thelma Reed went
to Middlebury Friday to spend a few
days at Miss Hill's home.-Miss Matte
Hart entertained several girl friends at
her home Saturday afternoon, the occa-
sion being her 18th birthday anniversary.
She received several gifts. Refreshments
were served.-Miss Mary Somers went
to Wllliston Friday to spend a few days|
with her aunt. Mrs. Howard Ray.
In school No. 8, taught by Miss ANIMAL
Patrick. pupils who nave not missed al
day In the winter term are: Emma|
Barnes, Marie Morrill,. Fern Patrivk, Linz
coin Patrick, Willie Tracey, Those who|
missed two days and less: Forest|
Tracey, Dwight Lyman. Leland Lyman.|
Rollin Patrick, Luella Cassidy. Coraline|
Pierce.-Mrs. +. b.. Dow has returned
after a weeks visit in Montpelier.-Mrl
and Mrs. Ismael La Eigue AVE a daugh1
ter. born Monday. February 22.-NIisJ
Coraline Pierce is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Cox, in Monkton.-The Hope Circle Of tn
Kings Daughters will meet Friday al
2;30 p. m. with Mrs. Merle Hallock al
her home.
I The elementary schools closed FridaY
for a vacation of six weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. O. Chaplin of Bristol visited n
A. s. Hulls Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Davic
BostwiCk of Starksboro are spending
few DAYS at G. G. Bostw1ck's.- Mrs. Il
G.. Bostwick is In Montpelier this week
/ Miss Hilma Taft has returned to he
home in Starksboro after a few weeks n
T. j. McKenzie's.-Mr. La Grange, VIII
lives in the east part of the town, wa
seriously injured Saturday by falling un
on a circular saw. His arm was badl
cut and his head and back were injured
He is doing we'll as can be expected
F. S. Coleman has bought 90 acres d
land adjoining his residence OF Perry
Miles. for ,~Jco.-NVilliam Partch ha
moved from Shelburne to the Welld
farm, which he bought of DR.. c. ]. Rus
sell.-Fred s. Tracy is moving to Gran
Isle. where he has rented a farm I'D
the coming year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25

plicationa Elizabeth Brown Staulcup
was born in Warrington, n. j. March
6, 1861, the daughter Of the Rev. Will
liam and Eliza armstrong; Staulcup.
She was married in 1857 to Charles S.
lave Of Vergennes, who died November
H.. 1910. She Is survived by one son.
Archie s. Haven of Vcrgcnnes. and three
brothers. Walter ]. Staulcup Of clayton.
y. j., william a.. Staulcup of Pitman,
y. j., and Morris Staulcup Of New York.
She was a member of the First Con
gregational Church of Vergenncs and
of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary so
cictics OF that church. She was a char
ter member and vice-reEcnt of Seth War
ner Chapter. u. y. r., and was an ac-
tive member OF the w. G.. r.. T.. and
AS You Like IT" club. During the last
few months before her death she had
been actively engaged in the work OF
the local Red Cross Auxiliary and the
belgian relief organization Funeral serv-
ices will be held Thursday afternoon at
2:3o Mt the Congregational C~hurch.-The
Row. J. B. McGarry of Mortified was
the guest OF the Rev. l.. A. Vezina Tues
daY.-Charles d. Trumbull of Syracuse,
y. v, called on friends hero Tuesday.
Miss Grace T.. Kinesland returned Tues
day to Montpelier after Il few days
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Kin"sland.-Iohn W. Ryan went Tues
day TO- orwell to visit hi9 parents
and his hrother-in-law. John Nalnla.-
George +. Toung, George Laramie,
Peter Austin and Dana Mills are candi-
dates FOR road CONFERENCE.-The Al
don of Columbia University has been
called here by the serious Illness Of his
mother. Mrs. John NJ Aldcn.-Miss Mar
tina Ciarno has returned to burlington
after n visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garno.-Clarencc Beach Is nsSist-
ing in the store of G.. Ralli.-Bert Wa
terman Of burlington. who Is at the
home of his son. DR.. Vance w. Water
man. is slowly improving and sits UP a
short time each day.-BYron A. Beal of
New York called ON friends mere Tues
day. l.. Holden, president OF the Ben
nington Scale company, visited the
branch plant here Tuesday.-Thc condt-
ton Of Mr.. Won Groll. who is III at the
home of his Daughter, MRS. John II.
Donncllv. is seriouS.-Mr and Mrs y.
G.. Wright of Waltham rave announced
the engagement of their daughter. Ethel
, Ardellc, to carleton Edgar Mcneil Of
Charlotte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
SALISBURY.

Mrs Henry Baker died at her home
Saturday after a Ions illness. The fun
eral took place Monday at one o'clock,
the Rev. E. r. Ryder officiating,-M A.
Thomas was in Montpelier Tuesday at
tending the reunion of Legislature of 1912.
Whitney Is at home from the
Mount Hermon school.-Mrs C, A. Bump
is rapidly improving, Mrs. L. A. Ellis
is about the same.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben
iamin +. Comstock have moved to Monk
ton where ne has taken n FARM. v.
Holden and daughter entertained Mr., and
Mrs. ]. e. Dyer over Sunday,-The Rev.
and Mrs. f.. II. Ryder entertained the
Congregational choir Wednesday evening.
The Rev. f. r. Ryder preached an In
tsresting sermon to the children and
young people last sundav.-rhe rah'es'
Missionary society will meet with Mrs
Chase Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
-Neshobe Grange Of Brandon have In
vited Dunmore Grange to meet with them
Saturday evening, March IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25

ID supper served in the vestry.-T1e fu-
neral OF ellison Perkins was held Tues
""S from mis- home. He was at a neigh
oors Friday and dropped dead of heart
aiiure.-B Bessie Dixie is 1.-THE friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius McLean met at
their home Friday evening in honor of
,he ~'h anniversary OF their marriage.
~ purse OF money was given them by
t,e'r friends. presented by the Rev. w.
. boardman.-"Brother JOSIAH a
rama Is to be given at the town nall
NeuneSday evening, March 2. by the
members of the vergennes Grange under
tne auspices Of the Addison Grange
MIS- cary Marshall Is at home after
several weeks with her son in White
nall N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard King
arc entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet OF
Nestport' N. Y.-Josephlne Bodctte Is
spending the week with Mrs. r. T.. Sears
during the absence of Mrs. William
Noonan, who is with her husband in
Montpclicr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
MONKTON.

District Deputy \. l.. Clark will be
present at the Grange meeting Friday
evening. The lecturer has arranged al
interesting literary program, which will
be concluded with a farce. Refreshments
will be Served.-Alrs. Orinda McEntee Is
in Bristol visiting her mother, Mrs. 81.
\. hutChins, and her aunt. Mrs. l.. G.
[randall.-Mr and Mrs. James Ryan
and son, William. OF Shoreham were
guests at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Besor. the past week.
Mrs. G. G. Cornell, who has been visit
ing her parents in Salisbury a few days,
returned home MondaN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25

SALE-AnY part or all, cash or lum-
Der. Lane saw mill. No. !, special wire
rope feed. 50 h.. p. aut. engine. 10 h. p.
engine, center crank hut.. 20 h. y. en-
CINE side crank, Lam heavy draw
ing in rig, Lane drag saw, hand
edger. heavy bench saw, Col. Com.
boiler, % h.. p, 90 feet % inch stack.
Bryant band saw cut off for logs, heavy
bobbin splitter. two lathes with center
ing cups, 20 light dynamo with switch
and lamps. shafting, hangers and belt
ing. All iron hand derrick only used
two months. about 700 feet l IA gal. wire
rope in ! guys. two heavy stone chains,
ring and hook. four two sheave blocks
for l and Ia rope. 80 feet Ia Mani.
rope. w. p. Carpenter, Bradford, Vt.
81, Wl3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
SOUTH ~STARKSBORO.

The Ladies' Home Circle will hold its
annual meeting Friday evening at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Varney.
An oyster upper will be served.-Mr
and Mrs. Lewis Purinton are the par
ents Of n daughter. Ada May, born Feb
ruary lS.-Mrs. Roy Hurlburt. who was
called by the illness Of her mother. Mrs.
David Follanshee, has returned TO her
home in Monkton.-Miss Eta Hallock AMI
Robert Barnar I'd Of Bristol were married
Saturday at noon at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Sargent. The Rev. Lindley
Birdsall OBLIGATED, assisted by the Rev
Nerhert McCarty. Miss Alice Hallock
vas the bridesmaid and Clayton Hallock
the beet man. Mrs. Birdsall played the
wedding march.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
LINCOLN.

Eugene Tucker has bought the George
Atwood place at the Center and has NOV
ed there.-The body of Mrs. Minnie Moul-
ton Buttles Of Randolph, who died there
Saturday of pneumonia, was brought
here for burial Tuesday.-Oscar Colburn
has gone to Washington to have charge
of n this year.-The Christian
Endeavor social proceeds We're a little
over $S.-Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Buck are i'll.
John Benton Is gaining slowly.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Brooks are in town.-Mr.
and Mrs, Toby Bennet are parents OF
n son born Monday.-Mrs. G. w. Thayer
is I'll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25

Clifton. the young son of Mr..
Mrs. II. l.. Pierce. met with a ser|
accident Saturday afternoon wi
coasting near the Hawley bridge.
he was sliding. face down. he
control Of his sled and went of
end of the bridge. striking his 4
upon a sharp cake OF ice and inhic|
severe scalp wounds. He was pi3
up in an unconscious condition
remained so until he reached the N
Fletcher hospital in Burlington
eral hours later. Word has been|
ceived that his condition is more hi
ful.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred sherman,
vid sherman and Mrs. Edward II
went to Waterbury sunday to at|
the funeral of an aunt.
Through the efforts of Mrs. MI
Falby the following has been raised
the Belgian relief fund; Kings Dad
tiers, IS: Missionary society, IS: PhilaI
class, s.: Baraca class, 81; DR.. II
Falby. 81; church collection. s6.-MrS
w. Benway will entertain the Id
Daughters March 3,-The weekly p}
service will be held this evening al
&. Sprague's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the fourth quarterly conference of
Episcopal Church the follow
Ing officers were chosen: Stewards, f..
p. Smith. s. II. Holley, o. Il. Cox, G.
A. Peck, w. X. Place, f. =. Smith.
George T.. Smith, Daniel Longe, Mrs. X.
II. Place, Mrs. Clara l.. Smith, Mrs.
Eta Stowe, Mrs. w. II. Place, Mrs. Eliza
J. Hunt. Mrs. j. y. Guild, Mrs. f. p.
Smith. Mrs. Q. e. Cox. Mrs. T.. A. Mills;
district steward, Mrs. f. =. Smith; trus-
tees. F. 2. Smith, S. II. Holley, O.. e.
Cox. F. p. Smith, J.. Il. Guild, B. A..
Mills: Sunday school superintendent, B..
A. Mills; president OF Epworth League,
Miss Louise NJ. sisson; president Ladies'
Home Circle, Mrs. T.. p. Smith: president
Women's Home Missionary society, Mrs.
Minnie L. Sisson.
James Mcbride. who lives on lower
Pearl street, suffered a shock late Mon
day in front of Harry Osgood's gar
age.
At the prize speaking contest Friday
evening for pupils Of the Essex Classical
institute Carlysle Bixby won first prize
for boys with the Speech of Sparticus'
by "Bill Nye." Miss Claire Abbey, who
delivered The Freckled Face Girl" won
first prize for girls. Miss Flossie Aus
tin was a close second. Henry McNall,
delivering MY Mothers Grave" was
awarded second prize for the boys. The
other speakers were the Misses Vonnie
Dart, Dorothy Fisher, Mildred Hanley,
Messrs. Carl Robinson, Donald Rixby.
Harold Ayers and Hugh Bixby. During
the evening the Misses Walbridge, Whit
comb, Davis. Turner and Dcvino render
ed several musical selections. DR.. Hatch
of Montpelier Seminary presented the
prizes. The Judges were L. ]. Berry
principal of Essex Junction high school
G.. A. ~Stackpole, principal of Winoosk
high school, and A. G. Whitney of Bur.
lington. This contest was the first of q
series of three.
The remains of John Paterson. who
6ied Sunday afternoon in Barre, were
brought here yesterday morning fol
burial in the village cemetery. Mr.
Paterson was born in 1914 in Richmond
He was well known in this vicinity
especially In the G. A. r. circles. He en-
listed in the seth New York Nolunteei
regiment. serving in the Civil War. ant
participating in II battles. At the clos
Of the war he served six months In th'
defense of Richmond. Va. Mr.. Paterson
was a member of the G. \. Il. Pos
at Barre, and also of the Washington
County association. He is survived by
one daughter. Mrs. T.. T.. Newcomb o
Barre. and two stcp-sons. John Betti!
Of Richmond and William Belts Of Rut
land. The Rev. &. II. Sisson, D.. D., of
fciated at the grave. The flowers were
many and beautiful.
AT the special meeting Of the c. o. r.
Champlain Court, No. j63. the followinl
officers were installed: Chief ranger
John Pratt: vice-chief ranger. the Rev
j. b. f. Pouliot recording secretary, f
L.. Bergeron; financial secretary, f.. J
Yandow; treasurer, w. H. Yandow
T. A. Delany, deputy high chief range
of Burlington, installed the officers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
WHITING.

and Mrs. Florence Kelsey We're married
February 20 at the Congregational par
sonage in Cornwall b. the Rev. Samue!
Rollin Keller was in Burling-
ton Tuesday to visit Mrs. C. r. Brown,
who is In the Mary Fletcher hospital re-
covering from an operation.-Madam
FreeEard has zone to T~iconderoga. n.
y. TO visit her sister.-Herbert Naylor
visited in Wcstport, y. Y, over Sunday,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
man Crosby Tuesday night.-Mrs. Frank
Daniels is the guest Of her daughter,
Kate, in Albany.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
JERICHO

Miss Lenora Cook OF Ferrisburg has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucia Cook.
and Is now visiting her cousin. Lester
Cook. of Underhill.- There was a
Washington birthday party at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster Mon
day evening for the benefit of the b.
Y. p. flowing to the illness OF Mrs.
L. G. Rice there was no school in the
primary department Thursday and FRI
day.-Ths annual meeting of tho Second
Congregational Woman's Home Mission
AIRY society was held the other day with
Mrs. Fred Tomlinson. The treasurer's
report showed the usual amount had