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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
NEW YORK MILITIA GETS
AID OF BIG BUSINESSMEN

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelessJ
ALBANY, ". Y, Nov. 3o-judse
Ebert n. Gary head Of the U. s.
Steel Corporation, Charles NJ. ScnWab
and the other big steel men have Civ
en- the state Of New York an arniored
train worth $15o,ooo for the use Of
the militia, and aeroplane nanufac-
fturers have, given an arrnored aero
plane for militia uses.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
TASHIRQ COMES
BACK 10 FINISH
SEA WATER TEST

Professor s. Tashiro of Chicago Uni
versity. who was In Honolulu in Sep
TENDER conducting an investigation
as to the relation of sea water to the
human blood, returned yesterday from
visit to Japan on the Chiyo Maru.
Prof Fashiro has been conducting his
Investigations during his trip from
Japan to Honolulu and expects to con-
tinue his research work here, He
will remain in Honolulu for several
weeks or until he has completed his
Investigations. :.
Some time before his departure for
Chicago Prof. Tashiro will marry Miss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
New Treaty Under Discussion
at Peking; Five Articles APP
proved; Japan Uneasy
special Gable to Liberty News.

(Spec1al Cable To Liberty NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Ho,&. 3d.
A PekIn cable received here at 9:39
this morning states that China. may be
brought into the European war II the
chinese-6ritish treaty propo sed last
evening IL signed by both nations.
At 4 meeting in Pekln between Lu
Chin Chang, acting secretary of state
and minister Of foreign affairs for
China, and the British minister, six
articles were planned for iChinese-
British treaty. The text Of the arti-
cles subscribed TO by the represents
lives Of Yuan Shih-kai and England
state that England will recognize
Yuan Shih-Kai and China will declare
war on Germany and depot all Ger
man and Austrian subjects from the
Chinese Empire.
There were six articles in all pro-
posed, and the first five were well re-
ceived by the monarchical party OF
China. but the sixth article was
thought to be too radical at the pres
ent time. The text of the last article
states that the Chinese Empire will
send an army and navy to Earope II
needed.
The articles proposed and agreed to
by the representatives of the two ma
tons in text are as follows:
/. The Chinese-B British treaty viii be
for period of 10 years.
2. England wishes China to declare
war on Germany, and further asks the
Chinese Empire to deport all Germans
and Austrians from China. China is
not to trade with Germany or with
any Of the warning powers opposed to
I'm gland
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
9 9 g g 9 9 q q g 9 9 2 9
CITY TREASURER PAID
OUT $4,000 YESTERDAY

q Yesterday was big day in the
g city and county treasurer's Office
. as far as expenditures go, a total
g of $86s556.S3 being paid out OF
g this amount So, 150.S7 was in reg
q istered warrants from the general
= fund. Treasurer d. L. Conkling
g states that he will continue to
q pay as the tax money c6mes IN
g from the territory, and that about
q this much more will be paid out
q in December. Total receipts in
9 the. Office, yesterday amounted to
g $52T.4f.
3 Ms4 o q . IN A4E Ra aRRl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30

Shiza Kawasaki, the eldest daughter
of K. Kawasaki, proprietor of one Of
the large Japanese hotels in this city.
Miss Kawasaki is a thorough student
of English and Japanese. She receiv.
ed her English education in Honolulu.
and has spent five years in Japan as
a student in the Japanese universities
there
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
THURSTON IS NOT
ALLOWED I0QUIT
PROMOT|ONBODY

At the weekly meeting of the Pro
motion Committee held today at the
Chamber OF Commerce the committee
confirmed the appointment of F. j.
Haltcn as San Francisco representa-
tive of the Promotion Committee.
The committee also voted favorably
on the question of an educational ex-
hibit at San Diego. 1t is expected
that Hawaii will be represented by a
number of school exhibits. the bun.
galow type Of construction being fea-
tured.
Lorrin A. Thurston Offered his res
ignation to the committee, feeling that
he would hamper the work as he
would be out of the city for three or
four months. The committee decided
not to accept the resignation at this
time, owing to the interest that Mr..
Thurston has shown in promotion
work. The committee voted in favor
.of representation at the welcoming Of
the Great Northern, and a resolution
was passed calling for Promotion Com
mittee badges for the committee of
welcome.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
] MRS. MAsoRs LETTERS
ADDRESSED HONOLULU:
CARE or U. s. CONSUL

z Who is Mrs Landon R. Mason2 J
( Letters and postcards addressed
Z to her from Japan in care of the
q American consulate, Honolulu. ]
Z Hawaii, have come to the Office
= OF the territorial secretary. One
Z Of the letters bears the return
& address of Lieut.. v. Meyer, s F.
e A, war department, Washing
< ton, d. c.
q j
aEE8R8H1RERHR8zRs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30

The lumber laden schooner Anne n.
Parker was driven ashore on Cape
Band during a gale Her captain and
crew were rescued.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
TO KNOW HOW GERE
ARRIVED AT ESTIMATE
ABOUT DEPRECIATION

The attorneys for the respondents
in the injunction suit brought by the
territory against the Honolulu Rapid
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30

they chose q point on Kalakaua ave-
nue., and the result was Ia new cases
on the docket this morning. Those
arrested were A. Sorenson, M. p. Nor
gan. ID. Kahalewai, Frank Lewis, Paul
Jorgensen. Lieut.. Van Deusen, C. w.
Armitage. John Mackay. r. A. Burn
stein, A. M. ,Erskine, ]. Hopkins. Capt
Charles G. Mettler, G. s. Yasungat
Jack Young and Lono' McCullum.
Having decided that Moanalna Park
was not within the meaning of sparse
" settled" as used In the ordinance,
it was foregone conclusion that
Judge Monsarrat would make the
same decision in the cases on Kala-
kaua avenue, which is more thickly
built up M. P. Morgan, the first man
UP. pleaded guilty to riding motor
cycle in excess of the speed limit and
was fined IS and costs.
All of those arrested on Kalakaua
avenue paid fines OF IS each with the
exception of A. Sorenson, Frank Lew
is and r. Al. Burnstein, whose cases
were continued, and Lono McCullum,
whose case was dismissed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30

Serbian troops are not equipped
with masks to withstand gas attacks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30

Oregon,s Sunday closing law, which
has never been enforced. was declared
valid by the Oregon district court at
Portland
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
GH|T7ENOEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Patrick T.. Minahan. son Of Mrs. FL
len Minahau If ~ Nest street.
died at two o'clock SATURDAY morning
at the Fanny Allen hospital. He
had been in III health for some time
past. SIX weeks ago he became worse
and was taken ia tho hospital. where
il was found he was suffering with
appendicitis Complications set in.
He was born in this village % years
ago and besides his mother he leaves
one brother John Minahan of this
village. and seven sisters. Misses Nora
and Elizabeth of this place, Mrs. vii
liam Riley of Providence. Il. T., Mrs.
John Finnigan of Albany, y. Y. Mrs
Michael Malloy and Mrs. William Snow
Of Burlington, and Mrs William Ger
main % this place. The funeral was
held at nine O'Clock Tuesday morning
at St Stephens Church and burial was
in ST, Josephs cemetery in Burlington
T. Dumas of the Lower road had
his hand badly bruised about the first
finger hy a flying piece Of board from
"A plancr at the Porter Screen company
Tuesday.
\ daughter was born to Mr and
Mrs. Aruzza Denoy OF River street
Tuesday night and a daughter to Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles SenlSewcz of West
Allen street Wednesday.
bernard MCGEE received badly burn
ed fingers from "A fuse box at the
Wooden mills yesterday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mi and Mrs llomor Clark, who were
injured in a runaway aV'idrnt in Bur
lingtun March IL, are slowly reSaining
a normal condition at their home here.
Mr., Clark is about the house ON
crutchcs. aud Nj Clark is able Ia be out
more or less Albert Carter is suffering
from a broken rib as the result OF falling
heavily on the corner of his Wagon-hoN
while dra wing ice March l6-NlrS, William
Thorpe was painfully burned AT dinner
March l6 by the upsctting of pot Of
hot tea The scaldine liquid poured over
her dress and she Was severely burned
un one side and upper limbs before her
eliot hing could be removed. Mrs. Thorpe
Is recovering Her burns will not prove
serious There was "A large attendance at
the pancake and hash supper a. the YES
try Friday evening The ladies cleared
over sl0.--A. b. Stearns who has been in
St Adams for a week visiting his son.
Arthur Stearns, returned home Monday.
Mann owners of maple sugar orchards
have tnppcd their trees sine" tn, storm
aud with conditions favorable anuciuatn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
MONkTON RIDGE.

Tho uSla weekly PRAYER meeting viii
Ne held AT tho Friends church Thursday
evening .--'fhc entertainment @ivon Fri
day evening At tn" town hall by Ia"
pupils of the Ridge and Boro schools was
we'll attended and the program present
ed was carried ont i'm a pleasing and cN!-
cient manner rejecting much credit upon
the teachers, Miss Mabel NoNSc and Mrs
q. &. Cornell Mrs Flora lIarrinetur.
who has hccn visiting Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred y. Williams. has returned to her
home in East MiddlehurN. --Mcrrit Cox Of
Rutland was a week lend visitor in town.
Miss Carrie Miles closed her school in
Charlotte Friday for a vacation Of two
week Mrs. GencvioVc Tower returned
Monday TO her home in Burlington. There
are several cas- of Whooping cough in
town The family of Roy Hurlburt ia
the latest under quarantine Miss Daisy
Russell has been spending Il few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Russell in
ShclhUinc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25

band-W. ]. O'Brien OF Rutiaha
called on friends here SaturdaS.-Miss
Ella Little visited her mother at the
Fanny Alien hospital, Winooski' SUNDAY.
The Rev. Thomas Stevenson delivered
an address Monday morning before inc
members Of the high school on peep
Sea Fishing At the annual meeting Oh
the Robinson Free Memorial library hcld
with Mrs. John Birkett officers were
elected for the coming year as follows
President, Mrs. Il. +. Birkett; vice-presi'
dent. Mrs. Bert Parker; secretary MIS-
7. C.. Walker; treasurer Mrs. a. Robin
son: directors for three months Mrs hert
Parker. Miss Helen Collins. Mrs Fred
Cushman The library Is open ThursdaEs
| from two to five o'clock
Louis T.. Orr of Goddard seminary
Barre. Ia spending n weeks vacation WIN
| his father. w. n. Oir-Miss Marie Nor
! ton has gone to Montreal to visit frlehds
at Villa Marie Convent Leonard Law
| renee has taken a position as clerk III
the store Of G. Ralli--N. ". orr has re-
turned from n business trip to Nor'n
Trov.--Th ii,o children of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank Fouier we've taken Tuesday To
I n Catholic homo in Boston. Th"N were
| accompanied by Miss Florenc" Lavalley.
--Alrs Homer y Ball has returned from
| n visit to her daughter. Mrs. NJ r.
! Hewitt. of South birmingham. Mass. 80
| The condition OF George" son OF Mr. and
/ Mrs Charles Dusan. remains about the
same. Mrs. NJ n. Daniels was called to
| tho Fanny Allen hospital. Wnooski,
where Tuesday afternoon her son,
Arthur Daniels was operated upon foi
| appendicitis. Dana l.ovatt Of Brandon
/ has taken the position of delivery clork
in the store % L. II. Avery aud son
| w H. Orr went Yesterday on a bust
/ ncss TIP to Rutland III. g. IIerrick Wis
| !tcd his mother yesterday in Cndcrhill
! The Rev. Thomas stevenson Yesterday
afternoon delivered an address heforc
! The members Of Miss Green's class N
,hc Nergcnncs school on child Life in
/ Nigeria. C +. O'kimbau, &. l.. Lac
: I!ocuf and George T.. stone arc in Tur-
, iington to-day to meet state Tax Com
| missioner &. r.. rmmlCy and to receive
! instructions on their duties AS listers -
| George Morgan, who has been CARRYING
on the Al -. Evarts farm in Waltham
has purchased farm in Colchester on
| Ahlictts Bay read and will take posse
| sion soon.-Gcorsc Sdur's has rrturncC
! to Granville, y. y, after Visit t.
| friends here. The condition Of Bort
/ Waterman Of Burlington who is at tn,
| nome of his son. Or. Vance ". Water.
| man. remains about the samc-'lho Rev
and Mrs. William T.. Williamson visitcc
friends in Burlington Tuesday. -Thc con
dltion of Mrs John NJ Alden Is nor,
scrious.-Miss Jessie Cameron visited il
: burlington Turgda Mrs Alma Th,ntu
son Of Bristol is visiting her uncle
/ James fipleN.-.Toscph Robbins Of FIN
. lIncton called on friends hcrc TUESDAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
NORTH FERRISBURG.

Miss Anna Martin has returned f,Um
Vnrlingtun where she visited friends the
past "eck.-Helon King stand is at home
from Goddard seminary for a short Vaca-
tion. She was accompanied home hY
Miss Soul and after spending a few
days With Miss l<inEsand has gone to
her home in St. Albans-Tho regular
meeting of the Kings Daughters viii he
held at the HON" II Mrs y. =. Parker
Thursday afternoon
The funeral of captain Howard L..
Martin. who died suddenly in New
YORK city sunday morning. was held
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
Rev. George V Bliss. rector of -,
Faul's Church. Burlington. officiated.
Willard Smith. Walter Grein. Louis
I. Pow, George w. Foster. Daniel
Grandy II. A. Mack. r. T. isurrarc
and Kenneth McLeod. memhcrs of the
sigma Phi fraternity of the t'nivcr-
stN Of Vermont. acted as hearers Tho
body was accompanied here from Now
York 10y col NJ g. Martin. fnthor of
the deceased, Mrs, Martin arriving tho
da' previous. \ largo number were
present from Rurlinston, including
Spencer liindes. Mrs. f. G. Stafford. NJ
+. Allen, Mrs Lucinda Allen. Coburn
Martin. Mrs. .Alic" Martin. ME- MAY
Martin The floral tributes wcrc beau
tiful. there being several pieces OF
roses. sweet peas and darodils Bur
ial was in the village cemeterY.--Mrs
Levi Martin died at her home Mon
L
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
BRISTOL.

James McNulla and family Of Middle
bury have moved into Miss Bertha
liewitts house south OF the Village
The friends and ncighbors Of Mrs. George
Guinan gave her kitchen shower at
her new home on Gains hill saturday
afternoon, tho day being nor birthday.
Refreshments were served. Mrs Tiosa
Duclos of Lincoln is visiting her daugh-
ters. Mrs. r. A. Tighter ana Mrs. Emory
Booska.--R. c. Martin went TO Burling-
ton Saturday. Mrs Martin. who has
been in the MARI Fletcher hospital re.
turned with him much improved IN
health.-Mtss Eva sloan has returned
from Nercenres
Miss Stella Hammer rcturned from Rur-
lington Sat,,rlaN Spencer T.. Wright OF
, Malone, y Y, is the guest OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs A. +; Wright Mrs Eliza
Narney has returned from stay OF sew
eral months with her son, \. W. NarneN,
OF Bcnrington.--M Gcncvievc Tower
returned to Burlington Monday.-Mrs
Phoebe Ridley and her brother Hcman
Lewis who is in poor health. have moved
into part OF Mrs Rachel Whites house.
Tho members OF the Methodist sundar
> .hool held box -ocial in grange
Casey celebrated her fourth birthday by
giving a party 20 her friends Monday aft
ernoon.--JY 9 Stratton and family ~
Westport, ~ Y. have moved IN to the
| Dean block on East street.-Mr, and Mrs
Michael Crowley have returned from a
weeks visit in Middlcbury,
r. ". Quincy and y. d. Blssonette Of
Burlington were in town Monday Mrs
| William McNar was called to North
: FcrIisburE Monday by tn" death If her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Martin.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank King returned sunday
| from Ripton, where they went 10 attend
the funeral OF n rclatiNe.-Th" Ladies'
Home Circle of the Congrega tional
| Church met yesterday afternoon, the
| hostesses being Mrs. Colby. Mrs. King
and Mrs, RoGcrs.--Mrs. ". II. Cardcll
attended the funeral Of relative in
| Warren sunday, Mrs Leroy \. Neal
and children of White River junction are
guests of her sister, Mrs Thorpe X,
| Thomas, at the Naples school closes
| Friday for tho spring vacation,-"The
Potters" savc the last of the series IT
| entertainments under the auspices of the
| high school to good audience Monday
night
| In the death Of William Wallace Rider.
| who died Tuesday evening M $50, an es-
| Unable life closed He Was "A man of
sterling uprighteousness and integrity,
aAfSI. taking an active interest in the
weitc- - others. For long term If
years O. prominent member Of the Addi-
son county bar. MS ability as a. legal ad-
wiser was sought bv rsny, and it can be
safely said that he prevented far NOR
llaW suits than he prosecuted. \
Imam of peace, he advised settle
msnt rather ihan tn press II; suU>
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Christian Eudcavor gave misccl-
lancoGs shower Thursday evening at the
home Of the Rev. and Mrs. McCarty to
Miss Alice 1iallock who is soon to be
married to Clayton lIallock. --Ioscph Sar-
gent, wife and child Of Middctown,
Conn, are guests Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel STANDARDIZATION Elliott
Of North ForrishurS visited his mother.
Mrs. Della Elliott. who Is in poor health,
last Hcek.--Mrs. Henry Russell, who has
been caring for her mother. Mrs. Walter
Nimhall, has returned To her home in
Huntington Ccntcr Mrs. kimball re-
mains IN poor hcalth.-Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel y. Orvis Of Lincoln are parents of
n son. They formerly lived herc.--Byron
ffurlburt of Lincoln was guest Satur-
day night at David Follansbccs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25

He took m active interest In public at-
fairs and believed In progress and the up
building OF Bristol his native town, yet
opposed all forms Of extravaganza He
was held in high esteem and the fact
that he was elected to the Legislature MS
democrat by a>vote of @33 out Of total
OF oob proves what his townsmen thought
of him The funeral will be held from the
Baptist church, Of which Mr.. Rider had
for years been "A regular attendant, at
80 Friday afternoon. The Rev. e. NJ.
Holman. pastor Of the church, will Off.
ciate' The burial will he In Greenwood
cemetery. The honorary bearers VIII be
y. F. Dunshce, T.. e.. Dixie. :. D. Farr
and G. W. Norton. intimate friends; the
active bearers being J.. r. Dickerman,
w. T. Daggett w. VI. Farr and l.. w.
Bates.-The outlook club meets FRIDAY
afternoon with Mrs. Edmunds. Tho lead
or VIII he Miss Cooley and Mrs. EsteN.--
TO- Henry Bnrrett and Carl Lovarn were
III Burlington tho first Of the weck.-Thc
farmers are tapping their sugar works
and there is already some new sugar oil
the market--Alrs. G.. y. Parker has re-
turned from a visit TO the Rev and Mrs.
u. r. Ryder in Salisbury .--TucsdaN night
was "chldrcn's night at the East crn
stars. Tho children gave the progtarn,
which was interesting. Refreshments
were served. Spencer T.. Wright return
ed to his homo in Malone y. Y, We'd
heSdaN after spending n few days with
his parents, MIR and Mrs y. +. Wright
! j. T. 'oplcv, who has had charge OF the
Brigham MIX company's plant has
moved to Rutland.--B w. Estcy has sold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
PANTON.

William stanton was called to Crown
Point, y. Y, last week by the death
of his mother She was So years old
and leaves IL children, all Of whom
were present at the funeral, William
being the eldest Edward II. Davis
went sunday to Worcester, Mass
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Home Circle will be held with Mrs,
Wright IToyt Wednesday, March al
Next Sunday will be communion sun
day at the Methodist Episcopal
'hurch.-Mrs, Louisa Barnes was Civ
en- postcard shower last Saturday, 1t
being her 18th birthday. She received
sc cards--Perch and smelt are being
taken in large numbers through the
ice I'm the lake
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
MILTON.

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''""'' WIDOW ~ ""' ''"'", were
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! Oh ''l' '' ''"'N ""'N 'op 'I''I"eI'u os
, S'''. "''' nus ."'" .'' ''e t"".''| ''' III ''''
N'''dSc ''"'ete'N' '"' 'o"H ''I"E "c'o''l'
pa''e' ny h'r uaU-h'e' ana husoih''
pr, ana M's' a. T. 'aEE'I'' ana Gr""'-
c"'1dre"' Edward ives ana J'niSe lag
CART ANA katherine I''dd OF Orange.
Mass also ny MISS h'SS'' I''Noh "i
f.sS'N junction ana MI ava MIS- Ma
than I"St OF 81 NI'ans.-Mr hlacN"oo"
ana niue oau1"t'f "i ''iah" ISL" are
visiting Her sister MIS-. George phelps
= narI'S hlnS mas returned from reS'
cent CITY, rla'' where ne spent IN" WIN
'er.--Eb'n Phelps mas moved I" charles
NhH house on Nam STREET.-THE :. No
! Nall mas returned from Boston ana FLOR
'd'' Where d." mas "e"n since Ia@t TAU
In" body 81 William ParmeI"" former
resident VIII -" brought Here from fiich-
ourE' Mass fol lht"rmon' edn"SdaN
-F"arl'Y ii"WoN and little daughter 81
! HPrlhGu"W' MASS AZ" VISITING ms par
rnts NJ, and Mrs pr'ando t'"wcN.--
/ Mr.. Gc"r-" crown OF lss"H junction is
tn" guest Of Mrs ''"ors" Alien. Harold
Phelps S"'.nt sunday with his sister.
Mr.. Harry MHrMtilan iu 81 Adams
! Ira Everest Vas thrown out Of WAGON
SUNDAY "hil" ON III" way Ia TIN" VILLAGE
and nr"k" his collar hon'- Mr. aud Mrs
! Beach Of Jericho Wore guests at +. :.
/ Mor=uI'S over SUNDAY
TIA" remains OF Nary q. Marquette.
who died at Springfield, Mass, yesterday
/ morning. viii b" brought here tomorrow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
TOWNSVILLE.

Schoo closed last week for two W
Mrs +. II. Chcssmorc WAS takeu ",
last week and trained nurse IS ca
for hor-Mrs. Williams is here and
Williams was down from Montpelier
SUNDAY Mrs. T. /" Stevens and
drcn visited IN burlington the FIRST
tn" week. Tho Lond-a Hand circle
the Kings Daughters will meet with
g. G. Fuller THURSDAY afternoon --!
Gladys Fuller returned 70 her hon,
Wiilistou MondaY.-A u. Cochran
daughter. Bertha. and little Ma
Fuller We're visitors At {. 4. Ful
Monday -Aiss Zoe Palmer returned {
the Fanny Allen hospital SATURDAY -
music pupils Of Miss GLADYS .TohI
will take part in the recital which i
Boo given IN Huntington Saturday p