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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
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rine stopped the three trawler' in the
North Sea on Thursday and gave the
crews Of the Horace and the Economy
five minutes 70 board the Little Boy.
After the transfer had been made the
fishing vessels were sunk by bombs
placed on board by the crew Of the
submarine.
The steamer Sunnet Head and the
trawler Ebenezer were torpedoed yes
terday. according 20 members OF the
crew. who have landed NJ Berwick.
The crews Of the steam fishing yes
sels Kathleen. Of Peterhead, and Even
ing Star and Cortes. Of Aberdeen, which
were sent 20 thu bottom yesterday,
were landed at Krkwail to-day.
The list Of torpedoed vessels includes
the steam drifter Eua May, Of Peter
head. the trawler Strathbran and the
sailing ship George and Mary. Inc
crews Of all three we're saved.
The Germans toll for the week end
ing Wednesday was eight British yes
sells out Of a total OF 1900 measuring
300 tons and over which arrived at or
departed from British ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
GERMAN AIR RAID
ONBRITISH COAST:
CASUALTIES FEW
Names Of Localities At
tackled Again Sup
pressed by Censor.

r,rlo, T,ro ADotbor Corr,an
No''"0"' u'' ' ~ '"
air raid on the coasts Of Eng and last
night, coupled with the usual week k-end
ac,ivitv of Gormar Submarines are
..,:... .i....l........ -,
,ne Hos, sd,'e"t wal - I.,'oY Y.''ei'1S W
the last twelve nourS' Lltue IS known
as yet OF the extent OF the aerial at
tack, out II does not seem 20 nave
done much damage or 20 nave been
costly IN lives.
OfhcIaI announcement was made To-
night that IN the previous Zeppelin
raid over London, ON last Monday
night SIX persons were killed. Ar OF
hcial statement OF the day following
the rad gave the number OF deaths as
four. To-dsy's statement follows:
1T is now possible 20 state definitely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN
FLEETS IN BATTLE
Kaiser's Warships Attack Those
OF Gar in Baltic, Near
Gulf Of Riga.

Petrograd. June 3. 4 strong German
feet has appeared in the Middle Baltic
and exchanged shots with the Russian
fee. near the Gulf Of Riga ACCORDING
TO an Official statement issued tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Washington Hears He Will Offer
This if Liners Are Prevented
from Carrying Explosives.
VIII SONREPLYST YSTILLDELAYED
President Not Well Enough to Work
Friday--Bryan Reported to Have Won
Consent to PostpOnement of Crisis.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Vashnon June 5Whe President Wilson's reply Germany
h rnia case is still being delayed there Washing
m tonight statement purporg tell what Germany would be willing
o S compromise United States This outline of policy
ION tho very highest authority" There nothing show, however,
I hoe rv sanction Berlin, the possible authority
~ or that it was in anything "feeer"
crort 70 learn American opinion
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.. "fer Surrogate Fowler appointed
',. As'o. as genera. guardian Of her
.' cr November 1912. the cour,
e- $4,000 feaI at Che amount
,cA tGe was 20 czpcnd on his sup
..t''i maintenance and education for
.i'e 'esr thereafter. This order
eea amended op August .. 1914. IN
Itasrg tts allowance 90 $4,000 a
,t,ef' and 't, accounting OF Mrs. Astor
.loSs how Inadequate was the first
WOW SION n-cc for fhc Astor heir. The
f,lerdianshn V'l continue until John
''yyo is fourteen wears old.
me expenditures for little less than
.-ite years for John Jacob Astor.
eNounirg 20 S64 600 with an income
sseeen year Of $4,000 from the $1,000
w. uus- fund. would leave surplus
b. income amounting go S@j6,0O0 for
~ lhfee wear. Under the viii Of
.'ohe. As'or tnc son ls 90 receive the
,..heinal and accumuia'ions when nc
'..h's me age Of twenty-ou0
~ me present ratc Of expenditure
a. hIs majority. with the present rate
interest of ABOUT ~ per cent on the
e.,. ee..Ho,psl. plus The interest on the ac-
'~ a'sllons. the surplus wall make a
Continued On page 3. column )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

London. June 5-Donald B. Macmillan writes from
point Arctic regions letter The New York
Tribune his agent Copenhagen and forwarded by
the London The envelope is posmarked "Kobenhavn
MAY explorers letter which undated follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
BERLIN ADMITS FEW
KILLED IN AIR RAID
But Says Otherwise French At
tack Was Unsuc-
cessful.

London. June :. 4 Reuter- dispatch
from Amsterdam says kilograms from
Berlin state that the aerial attack made
bv French aylators on the headquar-
ters OF the German Crown Prince re
suited IN several men being killed by
bombs. bu, that otherwise II was IN
successful.
A French statement issued on June
: said twenty-nine aeroplanes bonn
barded the headquarters Of the Crown
Prince the morning Of that day. They
were said to have dropped l'8 shells,
many Of which reached the mark and
several thousand darts
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WEATHER

FAIR TO-DAY; INCREASING CLoUDi-
MSS TOMORROW; y. r. WINDS.
Yesterdays Temperature:
High. %; Low. 56.
Full report on Page =. Fart L.
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Crocker Land Myth, Peary Deceived,
Macmillan, NoW in Arctic, Tells Tribune
Explorer, in Special Message Describes What Looked
Like an Immense Tract of Land Moving, Changing
Direction and Finally Disappearing.
BY Cable to The Tr:bune.l

Copyright, 1918, by The New York TriF
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GUARANTEE

Your Money Back
If You Want II.
See Editorial Page, First Column.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

made an extra period Of five minutes
necessary and the teams went at Il
again. Each team scored basket,
making the score IS to IS. and Il
looked ~ II the period would again
end in . tie. when J. McCauley OF
the Seniors won the game for his
team by making ! long basket from
nearly the middle Of the floor. The
gods were with the Seniors for this
shot ended the game and they emerg-
ed the victors.
This game Was exceedingly fast
throughout. one Of the kind that Il
worth seeing. The Sophomores need
not be ashamed Of their showing. In
fact It is one 70 be proud Of. Az all
the games 20 far have been played
in the afternoon 1t the rink no ad-
mission has been charged. The
final games for the championship
will be played on Friday night at the
rink. On this occasion an admission
will be charged. There will b two
contests. and II the teams play -
they have In the first two games
these games will BE- worth the price
OF admission. Members from every
class in the high school should be
present In force for each class will
be represented with . team. Tho
Junior and sophomore girls are still
in the race and the Freshmen and
Senior boys are contending for the
rag" Thus We see every class 10
represented.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
Car, Of rh..k..

We take this method Of expressing
Ia some faint measure. our sincere
thanks 10 the many kind friends who
have rendered aid aud sympathy dur
ing the illness and death Of our son
and father. Mr.. Paul Putenney.
Mr. and Mrx. q. u. Puntenney.
Miss Florence Puntenncy. Miss Ber.
tia Puntenncy. Miss Lizzie Punten.
neg. Z (iss Blanche Punteaney. J. a.
Punteaney. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. y. Hilii-
ard, and family.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
Ia s..s. ,vo..a.'. Clsb.

The La Junta Woman's Club met
on Friday afternoon. december ID.
with Mrs. w. A. Hart at her home on
Ration avenue. There we're eighteen
members present and the afternoon
was reported to be . very pleasant
one, The current events which were
given previous to the regular pro-
gram were especially Interesting and
instructive. Tho program Of the a..
ternoon consisted Of the following
excellent papers:
Government OF London. Mrs. lnge
Houses Of Parliament. Mrs. Phillips
Parks and Fairgrounds. .......
...,.......... Mrs. Elmer Cook
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
Cisri~siaa t'lssrrh.

Bible School At s:ls O'Clock.
F. Church services at II O'Clock. Ser
mon by Evangelist stivers. Subject.
THE Unfolding Of Life"
Junior Endeavor At 3 O'Clock.
Christian Endeavor at s:30
o'clock. Subject, The Reasonable
ness and Value Of the Christian En-.
desvor Pledge" Leader. Elmer q.
Davis.
. eve0sng service n f:3e O'Clock
Sermon by Evangelist stIvers. Sub
ject. Conditions Of Salvation"
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

The Phi Sigma Dslta siris met lest
Tuesday eveaing With Nias Marie
loeees q her home On carsoa svesus.
o. account of illnsss several men,
bess Of the club vsrs unable - -
peoesat. fhoss vho we're present.
sosot ths evening" 10 needle vesk
anA talkias over plans ter ~ chslse'
uas festivities. Nis Moore ssevs6
. Aainsy lusehsos q ~ esess q ~
sveaiAs.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL C0LUlIs.
~ rssiey ~ Lewis.
FesAmen and Juniors c..

The first game Of the inter-class
series was played at the skating rink
on Monday afternoon Of this week
On this occasion the Junior girls Won
from the Freshman girls ~ ! score
Of II % -. The Junior boys suffer
Cd defeat At the hands OF the Fresh
man boys by = score Of ls % :.
A large number Of the student
body were present At the games and
the roofing was continuous through.
out the playing. The girls gane waa
the more exciting contsst ofsthe two
AZ the end Of the first half Of this
game the score stood 8 to IN favor
Of the Freshmen and It looked - u
they would surely win the game.
However in the second halt. The
Junior girls staged . comeback. and
when the final whistle blew The game
was tie, - to ~. According 70 the
rules the game was continued until
one or the other Of the two teams
secured . lead Of two points. but
the fates were against the Fresh.
men and the Juniors succeeded 10
gaining the first two points and with
II the game.
The boys contest was not 70 close,
The Freshmen having the lead at Ill
times. The Juniors seemed unable
to cope with their Opponents who
had little difficulty In scoring ou
them. The Juniors, however. were
fighting from start to finish and a.
though the score was one sided. the
game was an interesting one.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
ssssAs.'ssss rs. ss.'or..

Ths sscesd sssiss OF basketball
games was playsd at The rink on last
wednesday aftssnooa. On this oe
eas,oa ths games we're even CLOSET
than thoss a. Neaday and much
more sDlrit YES manifested BY The
msabsss of ths vassous classes. TIL,
oephoooes gisls we're victorious b,
. ssess oe 10 70 10. u ths boys con,
test ~ osaiofs caas out ahead with
. scers II 10 - -.
II ehs llrsl halt Of the Girls game
the o0DAo0osss seemed % have the
~ u ~ eestsse. However. they
were unab)e - scoee hsavily % their
eD0eoeass. m eloesosss Of The
|aeeee eeupls1 vllh ~ fset that tho
oealess wese flghelsg alI ths time.
na1s this esns - sseitins oae. Ia
~ seeoe1 hale - ~ eans the
oeaisss eoese1 % ~ ~ eeasider-
~. hslllag thsls oDeeassts 70
|eoly 80 ooo1 1uslas nat period.
~ uogo uaables hewsvss. 70 over.
eens tnsls eD0sesal's ~ asd the
On0e es6el vteh ~ soDhemorc.
helliag ~ leaq - q ~ score.
~ bovg' 0sne W. n fas the
~ enooeoog o1ooooe g ~ week.
~ oooos wee0 evonly uaoehsd. In
~. - ovon1y ~ q ~ eol OF the
NM ho1e ~ ooogo ~ . lie-7 tot.
p ~ noBt ho11 ~ ooons vsat In
M loosgu1oo11on - vln and
49, ~ saoog1os1lv ~ ~ 9th.
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o11looDone G6VoP ~ ono1ol lur.
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eoolo g - ~ ~. nevsvse. nslsh.
- 49, ~ ~ = - Gnoo1 q W.
c11gs = - 80 3 oosese ~
e11eP ~ n1p1 - ussGsrnsses.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

Power Company under conditions
prevailing during the year ending
September -. 1918. and . separate
report on the value Of the property
located at L. Junta Aassd o. . very
careful inventory Of ths physical
property. the usit costs being arrived
st after . careful study OF the condi.
lions peculiar 70 La Junta. 20 that
the values arrived u represent accur-
ately the physical valuation Of the
plant.
Mr. Rankin estimated the present
Mr. Rankin estimated The pressnt
value Of the L. Junta property at
eS7.l3l. and the nst rseusn o. the
present value Of the plant at SIS
pr cent. TIE total klllowatt hours
dslivsssf y The Ii Junta switch
bsard fos the year 1914 was sss.sol.
asd e3.s pr cent Of this was account
"a for. According 10 Mr. Rankin's
FsDest The cost PER killowstt hour Of
eurssat delivered 10 the Valley sub-
ststioas sad nsssrsd at The sub-sta.
tiea ed Of ths lins. b - ceats pss
killowatt hour. allowis0 for . loss Of
- ~ csat II ssaasaisasoa and trans
fosnatios.
Outside Of The statissician asd The
electrical easinesr Of The public util.
ities comnisaion. The oaly other Wit
assses placed o. the ssaad we're W..
?. Raber. ssasssl naaagss. e. J. Re-
sessusr. ssnsrsl auditor. sad O. ~.
Nilllksa. Iecal manager Of Tie Ar
kassas Valley Railway. Llsht asd
Power Company. Who wsss question.
"a for surthss details coscsrniss shs
reports suenllted ~ ths electrical
sasinssr and ssatiseician.
Al Of ~ ssseiasey taksa wiii -
tfaasesibs1 n the sesaegFaphss q
~ uublie utilitIes eonmiss6oa asl
vi1l - glvsa further seesllssallee
" ths Dablle utilities eo0nlss1oa n
asslslog q thsls llaal 6eslsoon h ~
nassss. vhieh vili peebaly ~ glvsa
ous sasIy y ~ nsw yeas. juee
vhas Il Nh - leDessas sayslh ~.
Cley Aeossuev Alleo. - beAalf q
~ ~ - u Juneo, uao g1veo ~
days fussAse tjne - Deoooae any
eegll0ooy - evl1oooo - ~ eomuls.
- thae vssll havs . oeasiae -
~ -. ~ ~ AsIanons vh1oov
Railway. LloAe ~ Resos coneoay
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almooo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
High sehoo, ss.sers.i.~e.s.


On last Saturday night the Met
ropolitan Entertainment Company
showed at the opera house under the
auspices Of the La Junta High School.
The entertainment was q success II
every way but one. and that TO 10 10
the most essential-the financial
part Of the affair.
The entertainment was we'll given
BY the members Of the company and
was thoroughly enjoyed BY every
one present. The singing numbers
were well rendered and the piano
accompaniment was one Of the great
est features Of the entertainment.
The selections on the violin given b.
Nr. Skovgaard were appreciated By
the audience 70 much that II was nec-
essasy for him to play Home. Svest
Home" In order TO get the audisnce
to disperse. TIE only drawback OF
The eveains wss hat arising from
the fact thu NJ. c6wIes vas sick
and unable 70 sing Il the satertsin-
ment on that night.
Il vas hoped that this entsrtain-
meat would Be source OF income
for the Athletic Association OF the
high school. The receipts did not.
however. meet our expectations and
the high school made hardly nothing
on the venture after payins the e,.
penses. We have . rather expensive
baskstbal1 season ahead Of ~ aud
moaey will b necessary for its CON.
plstion. Lets ail get out and boos,
aad u ws dea'e succeed at one ven
turs ny some oehes oae and then
81 bshiad Il and boost some more.
0ae os he bsst ways Of helping the
high scAeol 10 by patronising al the
home eaosa. end u dolng 70 boost
aet oaly tie athletic association. but
~ team - veil.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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~ aluoenooo M ~ ~ ~
-. ~ yeuae 1oleoo ooene1 . ~
poeev 6 ~ nooG1o 5nooooe -
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~ hene Whogo ~ eooulns ooso1ee
G ~ G1uo ~ t1onooooo4 -
soo1ai hous - soevoeooenee ~
eo1ove1.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
soaaE MORE SHORT oxlns.

Kust Frocsc spent several days
this week with friends In Pueblo.
Mrs. jonathan Wright. Of Pueblo.
came % La Junta yesterday 10 visit
her daughter. Mrs. D. A. Smith.
Switches made from hair comb
ines: also switches for sale. lnquire
of Cora Needham. SIS Rice svcnue:
phoas East 273.
he South Division Of the Ladies'
AZ Society Of the Christian church
wt11 meet next Thursday with Mrs.
c. 4. Lewis on south fseilevicw av-
eaue.
kltt1e Catherine Pinney. the seven
weeks old baby Of NJ. End Mrs. q.
Plasey. died at the family home 10
W6st L. Junts last Tuesday. Fuass-
q services were held Wednesday and
iaeesneat wss made In Fsirview CEN.
seegy.
Mn. L. A. brown received . mss-
49, early Thursday morning an.
nooselag the death of her mother.
Nm. Nlss Buske. u Pueblo. NJ. ssd
M: Brown left on the early tsaia
t. eAoe city and accompanied TIE
~ = Durango. Colo. for busial.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
,a..ie s,.dy C,.s.

SSS 80 80 uOctol 9ltetu00n ope0t
hy The La Junta Music Study Club Il
ths hons Of Mfs. z. Gard Edwards.
he ladies carried their needle work
which tAsy enjoyed for . time and
1atsf . miscellaneuos program Vas
given which consisted Of the follow
Ing nunbefs:
4asurka -. .Erick Meyer Helmond
Miss Lee.
Vocal solos. ''will o. the wisp,'
Love II . Wind. Miss white
vocal colo. "violets". Miss Phillips
Interesting stories were told By the
Misses Lee. Larsen and WIN. Little
Dorothy Mays was . guest Of the
caub and delighted her hearers With
several Of her plano selections. which
showed remarkable talent for little
lady Of her years.
Mn. Edwards served refreshments
and the club adjourned TO hold their
nsxt meeting at the home Of Mrs. W..
c. Steele in Rocky Ford. Friday. DE-
cembef 3lst. Mrs. Steele b valued
member Of the Ia Junta Music Study
Club. and the meeting At her home
viii be an all day session and II look
"a forward to with great anticipation
By the members Of the club.
go
Fruit shower aaFl,sise Party.
Among the pleasant affairs Of the
week was the fruit shower and sur
prise which was rendered Rev. and
Mr.. z. A. Allen on Tuesday even
ing when the members Of the Pres
hyterian congregation walked into
their home In . body. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Summers called ON Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen earlier In the evening In
order to be sure that tAey we're at
home. the rest Of the members gath
cred At the home Of DR.. and Nrs.
Frank Finney and went in . body.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
Visiting. W
Coaeaiaeseary to Nirs Thaleaseyer.
Ccwplimentasy 70 Miss Alice
Thulsneysr. Mrs. Thso. Thulensysr
satsrtaise1 . numbsr u ladies -
lest Saturday afternoon at her home
a San Juan avenue.
Auction bridge furnished the
pleasaat diversion Of the afternooa
and vas played a four quartstts
tables. Potted plants formed the
decorations. A. the close Of the
sAms period . two course lunch was
sssvsd b. the hostess.
m 0ogDa Oeoea.
The Phi Sigma Data girls met last
Tuesday evening" With Miss Marie
l6eees q her home On carsea aveaus.
o. account ef illnsss several oeo.
bsss Of the ciub vsrs unable 70 -
peossat. Thoss Who wsrs Drsssae
soeot he sveaiag in needle vosk
~ talking over plans tee ~ ch'sse.
uas festivities. llio Moers ssevs6
. dainty lusehsos q ~ esess of ~
svsaiAs.
...A<$ S,...-.
coupliueatasy 70 he Misses Jeas
"a NIss Marshall. vhe both cole
bsaesd their Birthday anniversaries
ausins ths week. Nrs. z. Q. Weed.
bsSlss sassrtaiasd st pssfeesiy ~
psentsd 9 O'Clock disnss oa Tuesday
eveeiag. Covess were said for The
suaees q hoeor. Mr. sad Mrs. a. Q.
loasshail, Niss Blanche Brown aad
Nips Helen edwards.
,..ssss a..
~ TussAay Aflsgnees Birthday
0nb ~ thss vesk vish NsA J. 3.
- q ~ heos = 1asta " svse-
- ~ usual nselie vsss vas -
1nvo1 Auslng ~ osssFDeeo afsss
49, Nm. nies sssve1 ssfreseoeees.
~ gueoee - ~ ouo veee Ss.
~. 1hn1omsyes. NJ Al1es ThsSe-
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soo1nl hous - soesoooneooe veso|
sajsvs1.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
rre.syssrl.a Nl...o.a.y s.esesy.

The Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church held their an.
nual praise service at the home oi
Ars. Frank Finney on Thursday II.
ternoon. The society mas been do.
ing splendid work during the past
year and many new msmbers have
been taken into membershlp and the
society is At present in . flourishins
condition. AZ the meeting Thursday
there were abut forty present and
the meeting was very pleasant enc.
After the program. plans for the
coming year were discussed and 70.
Treatments were served BY Mrs. Fin.
ney and Mrs. Larsen.
The program conaisted Of . vocal
solo BY Miss White. responsive read.
ings. and an excellent paper on
Foreign Missions in Persia" By
Mrs.. r. A. Gordon.
y
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
rors.isksiy c,.A.

The regular meeting Of the Fort
nightly Club was held last Saturday
afternoon At the home Of Mrs. c. d.
Steward on Cimarron avenue. The
attendance Of the membership was
good and the program WAS very In
terestikk. and was given ~ follows:
Walt Whitman. the poet and writ
er. and also extracts from his
poems. Leaves Of Grass" 20
Captain: Ny Captain" Come Up
from the fields. Father" and
the Song Of the Redwood Tree"
..... Mrs. z. A. Crooks
Owen wister. the Virginia. -.
............ Miss LesheS
The critieism and discussion vas
lead BY Mis- Ethel Helm and follow.
ed BY . general discussion by the
membership.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11
I.IGnr RATE HEARING.

tcoasiassd from First Page,
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-11

ono g ~ STATE hoard Of lAnl
OouDlooloaeeu. Deavss. Colo.s D.
ooDoog {, 1918.
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urGo o0Ooooatloa No. A see5 - 1ooeo
t. o1C OW1ng lescsibed 0eAoel laolG.
dCg9o = 0lsso eousty. Coeoenoos
- ssseies 80. sswsshiD ss
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs Church and Mrs. Chessmore en-
tertained the Louise Smiley Circle of
Kings Daughters Wednesday at Mrs.
Church's.-Mrs. Ilene Holmes underwent
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Thursday. Mrs. G. -. Andrews WIS.,
ted her Mondav and found her getting
along well.-Miss Helen Nash was in
Burlington MondaY.-A the meeting Of
the Lend-a-hand circle of Kings Daugh-
tors held January o. Mrs. Stevens was
presented with a gold brooch in recogni.
ton of her services as president for -four
years. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs Chessmore February If. Mrs
pease will assist in entcrt1inng.-A move
is on foot to raise money to purchase a
piano for tho hall A committee has
been appointed to solicit funds and an
entertainment is to be held in the near
future. Miss Zoe Palmer has been obig-
ed to give up her school in North Hero
owing to an attack Of appendicitis G.
y. Miller went to Warren SATURDAY, call
cd there by the Illness of his brother &
e. Andrews is filling the ice-housos around
Jone svlle.-Mrs. f. II. Chessmorc was
- Weekend visitor in Charlottc-Dr
Stanley Berry left January q for OaR-
land, Cal, where he is to locate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
LINCOLN.

George Thayer returned from Mont
tend the reunion Of the Legislature of
190S-AmonR the venerable citizens of
this town are stephen Varney. aged
80, Mr.. Barton, tJsed 50. who lives
with his daughter Mrs. G. ID. Draper,
and cares for the live stock; Mrs
Clarissa Cove who lives with her
daughter. Mrs Aldice Jackman. SO
years of age. and is very industrious,
doing Il large amount of sewing and
finding much pleasure in reading the
newspapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, L. Butterfeld are
ill.-The Rev. G. II. Bowen of Rumney,
n. H.. has been visiting friends here
this week.-Clinton Pierce is in Hines.
hurg.-The Rev. Cornell of Monkton will
speak IN the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning and evening, February
:, in exchange with the pastor, the Rev.
q. W. Reid.--Mr, and Mrs. John Dow
We're In Monkton Monday to tend the
wedding reception of their daughter. The
memorial windows have been received
by the Baptist Church and have been
put mo. T. Colburn was in New Haven
funday.-Charles Clark has bought the
farm of Elias Bowen and Bowen & Son
have purchased the farm Of William
llOag