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SI1RMARINE F-4 IS
 LOCATED ONCE MORE
Naval Officers Say By End of "eek
 the Wrecked Diver Will Be at the Surface.

Honolulu. H. l.. April 12.-Naval' offl- cers on the United States cruiser Maryland, which arrived here today with @ exnert divers, declared tonight tbat H inc wrecked submarine F-4 had haen located just outside the haroor
 and that lines had been attachea .o tho hulk. The special apparatus tax m en from San Francisco by the Mary. ,and nm is now being made ready for the work ,t of raising the diver to the sur, sur, face % It is expected the work wil' ha c completed by the end of the week
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Anto and Dray Collide.

An automobile driven by c. E. ,philpot collided with heavy dray at Main and Second streets about D o'clock yesterday afternoon. the dray being uninjured. The auto suffered the smashing of it's lights, bending oi dash and wheel guards, and other minor damage.
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Editor Nelson Dying.

Kansas City, April 12.-Wllllam It. Nelson, editor of the Kansas City Star. is believed to be dying of uraem- ic poisoning. Mr. Nelson, who is "A, has been unconscious since Thursday, his physicians announced today.
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Brought to Sanitarium.

Mrs. Henry Michel was brought here Sunday evening from Noble Lake and placed in the Florence sanitarium, where she will probably submit today to a surgical operation: Mrs. Michel has been ill for several weeks. her trouble appearing to bar- file four physicians.
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PlymptOn's Last Curtain.

New York, April 13.-Eben $. Plympton. an actor. we'll known III the days of the Booths and Clara Morris, died today in a local hotel' aged GA. He was Mary Andersons leading man for some time.
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W. A. Jackson of Camden is in thu city on business.
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The Weather

Fair Tuesday and Wednesday,
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SALISBURY.

Mr. CarriGan, county agent, met tho
farmers at the town hall and gave them
an interesting and profitable talk-Mrs
Mary Hamilton was in St Adams We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of Mrs f..
H. butcher, who died in New Jersey from
an operation for appendicitis. Mrs.
butcher will be remembered as Mass
Helen Hamilton of this town.-The La
dies Missionary society met with Mrs. W.
b. Whitney on Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs
w. +, Bump with Mr.. and Mrs a. j..
Beach and children If Basin Harbor are
enjoying an automobile trip through YER
mont and New York for a few days. Til ?
services at the Congregational Church
next sunday will consist OF an original
story on THE Family Altar" with sing
ing by the choir,-Mr. and Mrs. w. f.
Waterhouse started Monday for trip t.
California. They will be gone II number
of weeks. The work Of the town clerk
will be attended to by Miss Marion Water
house.-Mss Gladys Young will enter
Leonard hospital, Troy n. Y. TO train
for nurse.-Mrs. Jeffrey is visiting Mrs.
Hamilton for a few days.-Mrs George
Calvin Is spending Il few days with her
sister, Mrs. Kenworthy, in Middlebury.--
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WALTHAM.

Herbert Thompson of Weybridge is
gathering his honey for market and pre-
pairing the bees for winter-Mrs Lewis
Burnell has recovered from her recent
illness. Mrs. William Eastman has re-
turned from an extended visit in New
Haven.-Frank Tucker is confined by Ill
ness.-Mrs. James Sneden has returned
from visiting in New Haven.-Clayton
Barrows, who recently hurt one knee.
has gone to hospital at Burlington TO
have 1t Strengthened. Paul Barrows ac-
companied his brother-Mrs. James
Pierson of Essex Junction, formerly n
resident here. has been III following a
shock,-L. a. Baker is slowly recovering
from severe sickness.-Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Merrill of Panton have been at
their sons. b. S. Merrill, while he was
helping A. r. Booth raise his silo-Mrs
Ralph Booth has returned from a brief
visit with Mrs Herbert Booth of Ferris-
burg.-R. II. Booth Of Middlebury was
visiting in town recently-Albert q.
Hunt Is at home from Norwich Univer-
sity on account of trouble with his
eyes.-Mrs. r. II. Booth and son, Dona-
van. accompanied friends by automobile
to Milton, whore they will make a short
visit.-Mr, and Mrs. c. r. Sherbino OF
Bridport We're guests of their daughter,
Mrs p, W. Otis, Saturday.-F. A. Tucker
and W. r. Tucker are working on the
milk plant pond in New ITaven.-Mr and
Mrs Arthur Stone of Vergennes spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs George
Evarts.-Arthur Evarts was at his farm
In town Monday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Wideawake Mission Band will meet
at the vestry Saturday afternoon.-Ths
condition Of Mrs. Margaret Quinlan, who
has been seriously i'll two weeks at the
home of her son. ]. J. Quinlan, is some
what improved.-H. b. Palmer, who has
been seriously Ill for several days. is able
TO be out.-Miss Beulah Dow left
Tuesday for New Haven to attend the Co.
nant Landon wedding.-Miss Gladys Cour-
sey. teacher of the village school, went 10
her home in Middlebury Friday afternoon
and returned Monday morning. Daniel
st. George has finished work in Stanton
Williams store at Charlotte village and
returned home.-Mr and Mrs Bernard
Whitney and little daughter Of Gardiner.
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Whitney's broth
err, II. NJ Whitney, and Mrs. whitney,
II. o. Van Vliet is building q garage with
capacity for storing Is automobiles. -
y. G.. Cleveland of Manchester Is visiting
DR. and Mrs. Varney.-Miss Bernice Jones',
the teacher in school number II, spent
| the weekend at her home In Brandon.--A
meeting of the woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Darwin Foote Mt Charlotte VIII
lage on Thursday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
"A 2Oo-pound buck was recently killed on
T. r. Andrews farm in the north part OF
Charlotte after doing considerable dam
age to young apple trees. The county
game warden was notifled.-Cyrus f
Cove Of Crescent City. Fla, who has
spent the summer ut his cottage a;
Thompson's Point, Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Lewis Beers, and her family.
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HINESBURG.

Next Sunday the Rev S. H.
Barnum OF Jericho will preach in
the Congregational Church.-Dr. Il.
Il. Whitaker is visiting at d. *.
Patrick s.-Dr. and Mrs. Perrin and Miss
Caroline Ferrin of Essex Junction and
Mrs, Kate Chllds of Burlington visited
ut Daniel Patrick's Friday and Satur.
day.-Frank Conor on n 10 days leave
from the battleship North Carolina Is
visiting at Fay Kenyon Marjorie and
Ncda Cassidy are attending the teachers
training class at the Richmond high
Schools. ID, Reed is building two new
slos at his barn in the vilage.-ii. H.
Page has built new silo.-F. II. Patrick
Of Fast Montpelier was In town over
Sunday. He reports that his son. Charles
who has been suffering from a gun shot
wound in his leg. is much improved and
gets around without his clutches. The
doctors expect Il complete recovery.
Mrs. Mercy Kellogg has gone to Wor-
cestcr, Mass to visit friends Mrs
Thaddeus Coates has moved to Starks-
boro.-Danicl Miller returned to North
field Monday after spending few days
here.-Miss Edna Goodrich Is visiting her
parents here-The W, c. r. L. will
meet with Mrs j. IT. Allen this
afternoon.-M Ethel Skin and Miss
Mary Dwire have returned from Mt
philo Inn, where they were employed
William Cubit has moved from the
village to his farm on lllnesburg hill
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WILLISTON.

ID. |. Talcott was seriously injured
early Monday afternoon when the auto
mobile In which he and his two daugh-
tiers. Miss Alice Talcott and Mrs. II. IL.
Crawford of bingham. Mass. were rid
ing collided with the machine owned and
driven by DR.. T.. Il. Watson OF Williams
town. Mr.. Talcott suffered a fractured
collarbone, a broken rib, and severe in
juries to one hip. The accident oc-
CURED about two oclocl. I'm front of the
residence of DR. y. l., bingham. DR..
Watson was going east, returning from
had been to see his wife, who under.
went an operation. and the Talcott car,
driven by Miss Alice Talcott. was going
north. They met at the corner and the
Talcott car was overturned the three
occupants being pinned beneath. Mr..
Talcott was taken into the office of Dr.
bingham and later to his home. where
he was resting as comfortably as possible
last evening. The others escaped injury.
Tho Watson car was badly damaged, but
was not overturned 1t was taken to the
garage in the village and later driven
home by DIR. Watson.
The Ladies' Union Aid society met
with Mrs Walter Tarbox yesterday
Elliott Miller of Los Angeles. Cal,
was the guest of w. NJ. Baker last
week.-Mrs.. Sadie Krans has rented her
tenement house to J. Brothers He will
move his family here soon.-Communion
service was observed at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning.-'rhe Rev. DR..
{. y. Curtis. who has been away on a
vacation, has returned.-Miss Kate Tai
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SHOREHAM.

The past two winters having proved
that good entertainments are appreciat-
ed, the Moravian club has arranged the
following entertainments: November ..
Jimmie Sisters Quartette: November
26' "Otterbein Male Quartctte;" January
20, IS. Plat Jones. Entertainer" Feb
ruary %, morris Gershon flinders, Lee
turer:' March %, THE Potters Mr.
and Mrs George Gilmore of Jefferson
Vile passed the Weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. IIolmes.-Mrs. Zeb Desjadon,
who has been in failing health for some
months, died Saturday evening The
funeral was held Tuesday morning at
ST. Genevieves Church, the Rev. Father
Welch observation-disclosures Lapham is
seriously III at his home near Five-Mile
Point
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MONKTON.

"A preaching service will be held Sum
day morning at the Methodist Episcopal
Church by the pastor and at East
Monkton at 2:30 p. m.-The Ladies'. Aid
Will give a Halloween social in the
orange hall October 29-Florona Grange
VIII mold Its regular meeting Friday
evening. followed by literary program,
consisting of vocal and instrumental
music and readings, including one illus
trated reading. Refreshments will be
served.-Carl Everretts was an over
sunday guest at the home of Mrs D.
p. McEntee.-A cottage prayer meeting
Will be held this evening at the home
OF d. w. Eddy Mt Monkton Ridge-Nriss
Carrie Wilmarth returned Monday morn
ing from few days visit with her
parents in Panton
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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son, who is seriously i'll, remains the
same.-John Chapman, who has been
spending the summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Chapman, has
returned to Barre and resumed his studies
ut Goddard Seminary.-Miss Grace Parker
has returned from New York cityNand is
at the homo OF her parents, Captain and
Mrs. c. f. Parker-D. i. Davis, who was
called to Barre by the serious illness and
death of his wifes mother Mrs. Harris,
has returned and resumed his duties in
the store of w. r. Warner q Co.-Ralph
Booth Of Middlehury visited friends here
Monday. and Mrs. NJ. c. Taft
of LUDLOW visited at the home of her IA
old Northgraves, telegraph operator at
tho stevens House. has finished his wors
and gone to his home In Brattleboro. John
c. Hayes Of Ticonderoga, n. Y. has taken
his place.-Mrs. John Donovan hes return
cd from Il visit to her cousin, i. j. Bres,
nahan OF New York, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Smith Of Crown Point
n. Y.
taken rooms at the Stevens House fo-
inc WinteT anu MY. anu ArS, -. II
Davis will occupy the rooms they
have vacated in the Wheeler tene
mcnt,--W. r. Warner is attending
hearing OF the public service commits
sion Mt Sheldon.--Mrs. George Thornc
who has been i'll with rheumatism FOL
several weeks. is able to be out-Mis
Caro- Hit of Hot Springs, Ark, VIII,
has been the guest Of Miss Alice
Merrill, is visiting friends in Ferris
burg.-Mrs. Foster, who has beer
spending several weeks with her son
Robert Foster, has gone to Pennsyl
vania to spend the winter.-Reg inal'
Paquette. who has been taking thu
place of d. +. Davis in the store o
W. Il. Warner & Co, during the alb
sencc Of Mr.. Davis IN Barre, has re
turned to Hardwck. an,
Mrs. c, T. s. Pierce have returned
from Washington. j., c., where thel
attended the national encampment o
the O. A. R.--IIcnry j. Banyea ano
James Sullivan Of Fitchburg. Mass.
are visiting Mr. Banyea's aunt, Mrs
Louis Geror. and his cousins. Mr.. an,
Mrs. George II. Bora and Mr., and Mrs
George T. Young.-Dr Benjamin
Adams of Burlington visited Mrs. Il
A. Collins Monday at the homo of Mr.
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MILTON.

Steve Trayan was seriously injured
Friday at the pulp mill by falling through
the floor in the wood room into the canal
below, breaking two ribs and otherwise
injuring him. Harvey Osborne. another
employe. lost part of one finger In the
hydraulic press.--Mrs. Hattie Golden of
St Adams is visiting her mother-The
dance at the l. O. o. +. hall Friday night
was we'll attended, about 10 being present
Mrs, Lena Wilding of New York is In
town caring for her mother. Mrs Sarah
u. Howard, at the hotel-Thomas Bevins
has opened Il meat market In the Mossey
block.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Macmillan and
little son of st. Adams spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. r..
Phelps. Zuel has moved TO Glow
erdale, Mass, where he has bought a
farmMsses Clara and Grace De Patie
went to st. Adams Monday, where they
will make their home.-Mrs. Charles
Turner and daughter. Harriet have re-
turned from Randolph. n, H., where
they spent the summer Ethel Gar
row has returned from a three weeks
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ORWELL.

Inc village Is to have electric lights
FURNISHED by the Hortonia Power COM
pany.-Mr and Mrs. II. l.. Allen are
parents OF daughter born last week
lhursday.-Mrs. NJ. G.. Hulett and Mrs
H. a. Wood who have been summer
guests OF Mrs II. D. Branch, have gone
to Round Lake, N. Y.-The Home De-
partment, Women's Missionary society
VIII hold Its October meeting Wednesday
at the ladies' rooms. Mrs. John II. Vail
VIII be the hostess.-Miss Zoa Brookins
spent Saturday at home in East Middle
pury.-Mrs T. p. Desjadon underwent a
conderoga Monday and reported rs doing
well.-Miss Mollie Hack and Miss Carrie
or keene N. H., are at the Hack home
Tor two weeks.--Otis Wisel. having fin
ished his vacation, has returned to his
duties rs II. +. D. carrier, No. Mrs.
THOMAS Neil of New York city has been
Tor n few days the guest of Mrs, L.. f..
Walker-Miss Addie Raymond has been
with her brothers family in Fort Ed
ward. n. y, for n weok-Mr. and Mrs.
H. e. Hack have been in Washington, D.
C., for week. attending the G.. a. II.
meetings.-W. b. Dewitt has gone into
George ID. Rabbits store in Albany,
". Y, as a cierk.-Robert Ryan has re-
turned to his duties on the r. r. D..
route. No after his vacation.-The boys
corn show will be held in the town hall
Friday evening. All men and boys of
the town are invited to attend n banquet
no. l,,.. he
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. French have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Maude Mary, to Scott Edmunds
Terrill OF Burlington, which will take
place at the home Of the bride Thursday
evening, October II, at eight O'Clock,
Announcements have been received here
Of the birth Of a son, Frederick Ingersoll,
Jr. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick 1ngersoll
at Portland, Me, September IS. Mr..
1ngersol formerly lived here.
At the special village meeting held Mon.
day evening to consider the extension OF
the water system, etc. 1t was voted ~
extend the system to Charles Athert on's'
also to authorize the trustees to lay out
Il permanent pumping station at a cost
not to exceed s25, 600: also to authorize the
trustees TO purchase the 500 acres of land
of j. L. Kennedy. This land Is adjacent
to the land on which the springs and
reservoirs are located and acts as a water
shed to the same.
Mrs Walter B. Johnson, who has been
I'll. is able to be out.
Mrs. L. s Beach, mother of Mrs Ct. b.
Drury, Is critically III.
Mrs Abbott mother of Mrs. f. J. Berry.
Is improving slowly from a several weeks
illness.
The Drury Brick & Tile company has
finished making brick for the season.
They have two large kilns about ready
to burn. The have made about 100000
brick this season, which Is about the aver.
age number.
Mrs George 3. Drury, who has been I'll
about three weeks. Is improving. but Is
still confined to her bed.
Alfred b. Wheatley, for over 20 years
section man for the Central Vermont
railway at this place. was killed by
being run over by the Burlington e
Lamoille train near the Maple street
crossing as the train was approaching
he station about five O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Wheatley, Section Boss
Thibault and other men were at work
cleaning up about the tracks. He started
70 cross the track on which this train
was running and the men called to him
but the noise Of a passing freight train
prevented him from hearing. He stepped
directly in front of the train and the en-
zine and baggage car passed over him.
The body was terribly manged Select
man o. 8. Nichols. Health Officer DR..
c. VI. Ferrin. DR.. J. A. Archambault and
DR.. Flagg We're summoned, but Mr..
Wheatley had probably been killed In
stantly The body was ordered removed
20 the undertaking rooms OF a. d.
Douglas Conductor Frank Shnvile and
Engineer Griffith were In charge of tho
train Mr.. Wheatley was horn in Norton,
=. @, G. years ago the 18th of the month
With his family he came to this place
about - years ago, He Is survived by his
wife, three daughters. Mrs. Wilbert
I.ibbey of Sebago Lake, Me-, Mrs Ross
Phelps of Cambridge and Miss Mabel
and one son. Gordon, who live at home.
Two daughters. Mrs. John Sharpley and
Miss Lillian Wheatley, have died since
the family came here and four previously.
The arrangements for the funeral were
not completed last night.
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JERICHO.

Ira Rogers OF Norwood. Mass, is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.-Gordo1
Flood. who has been working FOR Herbe't
Hutchinson the past season. has com.
pleted work and Is moving to Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Krewe of New York city
arrived in town Sunday morning and is
at the home of George and Ellen
Costello.-Sunday visitors at the homo
OF Lorenzo Rice were Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Hitchcock. John Brush and Mrs. Carrie
Westbrook and son, Seth of Cambridge.
Martin Han!ey, who has been quite IL.
Is able to be out-The teachers
have issued invitations for a teachers
ball to be given at the school house nall
Friday evening. Music will be furnished
by Mrs Belle Parsons and Mrs. Lena
Rice The general committee consists Of
Miss May Adrien. Mrs. l.. c. Rice and
Mrs. Edythe Perry.-A party was given
Lorenzo Rice Saturday in honor Of his
SOth birthday lie was presented with
an arm chair. Out Of town visitors We're
John Brush and daughter Mrs. Carrie
Westbrook, and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sher-
man of charlottesville. and Mrs Charles
Packard and son, Lester. and daughter,
Sadie. were at South burlington Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Aldrich.-Mrs. Lorenzo Rice is in noce
health.-John Krewet of Mamaroneck,
n. V, is in town for a few days-M'ss
Anna Shafer has gone to Buffalo, n. Y,
whore she Is to be married to Louis
Krewet.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington has re.
turned home after visiting friends ana
relatives in Waterbury and Essex ,h0
past few weeks.-Miss Eva Cady, who rns
been home the past year on account of i'll
heath. has gone to Oberlin, Ohio. whore
she will take a special course of train
ing in public school music at Oberln
College.-ASlss Helen Cashmere has gone
to the Mary Fletcher hospital in RuI-
lington. where she will undergo an
operation for a tumor.-The Sunday school
of the Baptist Church Will he held Ne-
fore service commencing at 9:i5 o'clock.
Mrs, Albert A, Parker died at her homo
In this village saturday morning. She
had been In failing health for tho past
three years. Mrs. Parker was s. years ot
age, having been born in East Chazy, y.
Y, on April %, lSiS. The deceased rs maid-
en- name was Marietta Blaud, Besides her
husband, she is survived by four sons,
Charles A, John b., Edward I. ana Harry
r., also one daughter, Mrs. Grace NJ.
Como, The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon from the house at one
O'Clock, and the interment was in the
village cemetery
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SHELBURNE.

The october meeting of the Ladies' I'm.
provemont society will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church parlors
this afternoon. at 2;30 O'Clock. DR.
Russell of Burlington has sold his farm,
situated "a little north of the village to
Mr.. Bates of Essex Juncton.--The Junior
Auxiliary of Trinity Church will hold a
food sale at the parish house Saturday
afternoon from two to five o'clock.-Some
petty thieving is going ON here, fruit Of
various kinds having been stolen from
various kinds and chickens hav-
ing been stolen from various
paces.-The new pastor the Rev.
II. c. Banks. is especially DESTROYS of as.
sembling large number of young people
in the church parlors after the prayer
meeting this evening, which will be
held at the usual time, 1880 o'clock The
Modern Woodmen are building a large
stage in their hall for the play, way
Down East" to be given Saturday even
ing, october 9--News has been
received of the death of former resi-
dent of this town, Henry Morse Pierson,
who died in Westfield, y. j., August IS
Mr.. Picrson was born in Sheburne II
years ago He enlisted for the Civil
War as a member of the Vermont volun-
teer infantry. served throughout the
war, and was discharged with the rank
of corporal. lie is survived by his wife
and one sister. Miss Mary Pierson. and
by granddaughter. Mrs. Clara Snev.ly.-
The Rev. w. Il. Goodman and family
left Saturday for Fairhavcn. where Mr..
Goodman has been appointed pastor Of
the Methodist Church. They made tho
trip by automobile. The new pastor of
the Shelburne church, the Rev. II. G..
Banks, with his family, reached here
Friday night