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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Ellsworth I..Nf.. a .fuHfrf Iu Cha
lnitor.iI. or lUfH hurgh. ir arrufInr "a
Tow HI. Hf ffr hUut OF nIa ..afrr Mra
'|.U. 'fHH. ~ fhir place
N..n I.IHu.N" MH|. .r Cameron Ia
OBJ. Eu0ef .f tfI.H I.ufn M.T.rba
'hr1inrF Carney H visiting relatives
Mra b. r. CROW Is recovering from
Iu fIIUrrr
mI.s rsufah en.1stsr will entertain
lr ~ o. lIgn af Dor homo at SIC
oil.rf flle NErIlfrl afternoon
aIr" hIhUrf MIIrr Nf Mozart who
Irr boon I.i IT. slightly improved
MrH a.. o. Mont Eumfry. of UrthIshrm.
Del UI
hI fre schools ~ thie vicinity Will -e.
or.n nn Monday. aff.r thr rhrIafras
vacation
nrs. N.ra Conner. off rIm..,s-. ..
thr raD-f OFF Dor sister Mr. Charlie.
It.. & CO. rIr. ts- returned Oh. ri.
H.r. 1f..r rrfHi.rE H few days
N I...rr T"r.r..r wac VISITING &c
OBJ. D ' '..|. I"". "wednesday
HE.H" WnIHnn. OFF U..II0Nam. ir
Nr arH urs NJ er.f.t.- ,-,.-.
iHIH.I With H II.nfr NrHraaIav even.
na u honor Uf Tr rnI Mrs Uar.If
llHrIIfHu. Ur 'HrUu.hurE. rnI W. ana
NLr D. d.. .fr.Ir.
srn. t1 Wr end Sire u-rbert Drum
tr and Afr. Iarat Hamilton ra,.
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STOCK MARKET
Is UNDECIDED
Thursday's Closing Session Married By
Frequent Periods OF Absolute
StaEnation.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20-Apart from
the higher quotations registered by spc-
cialtics. some 90 which were subjected
@ familiar manipulation. the DAYS mar
Frt manifested no very decided trend ia
citner dire ton. TrndinE became very
Gun after tho first hour. tho last half
hour Or The session being marked hv
rC4ucnt periods OF absolute staEua-
tion.
Among traders sentiment inclined 10
more hopcfu'uess. but tho lack OF in
NFsinnent INQUIRY suggested further cau-
tl"n pending Tho settlement or int~rua-
tionHl questions stiil under discussion.
Mexican Petroleum made a new rec
ora on 81 rise OF 6N points. 10 I1a1..
WIN" California Petroleum preferred
advanced lait. 90 81. Associated or g. 10
bh and Texas Company tfE Co 2G4
pfher active and strong issues Included
some or the war shares. Cruciblo Steel
excepted. corpcrs. tho Tohnccos. FertII-
lLors ana Express companies. Adams
Expresg ginning o. NJ If5. and Wells
Fargo 2. o. $50. United States steel
displayed little az tfs recent resIIencv.
rising end falling iietics.ly between
ana hta. and closing at gain
of
The total sales OF stocks amounted 20
100000 shares
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Clearings for the Month of December Will
Not Quite Reach the Eleven Million Mark
1REAr INCREASE COMPARED WITH
SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR
cleAringE For the week Reported TO
Bradstrest's over Two Million
. Mail.

>, 18th only one banking day remaining
In December. the total Wheeling bank
slearings for the month will probably
not quite reach the eleven million dollar
n>Sk-though Il is barely possible they
will The total for the month TO date
Is tio.Sss.o5O.O6. compared with ss.76i.-
JESSIE for the same period last year. a
Gain OF S2.s0f.i2I.si. or SCI per cent. IL
VIII require clearings today OF s434.OOo
TO put the total for the month above
eleven millions.
Thursdays clearings were S3ll.T3019
compared with S252. f6S.2S the same day
last year. sain OF S59.26i.si. or 23.4
per cent
The ciearings for the week ending
Thursday. as reported TO Bradstreers
by Manager Mitchell OF the clearing
Nouss association amounted to S2.0SO,-
otete compared with $3.50. 762.29. a
gain OF $b2O.24s.57. or nearly "a per-
cent.
The ciearings Of the month to cate are
as follows.
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Standard OF stockholders have profit
ed enormously following the dissolution
or the company. according to an article
printed yesterday in the Wall Street
Journal by Dow. Jones 4 Co The ar
ucle states that the wealth of the share
holders expressed in the market value
OF the stock has increased almost three
times since the company was dissolved
in May. 1911. Dow, Jones & Co said IN
part:
John ID. Rockefeller. prior TO the dis
solution OF the company. held 247 .692
SHARES out Of the sS3.3S3 shares. or
roughly. % per cent. His holdings had A
market value Of s16s.ls2.iOO when the
decree OF the Supreme Court OF the Unit
ed states was handed down. using &G75
share-the dissolution price. Today
those shares have a market price Of
more than {421,0OO.O0O. based on thu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
OIL ADVANCED

PITTSBURGH Pa. Dec. sa.-Ap4
oiher advance Ia the price ~ crude oils
was announced b. the South Penn Ou
company at the opening ss the market
today. fennsy lvauIa Crude. the has. OF
,hr llsi. being advanced ten D.rf- "a
Nttf,l 10 A-4l. Ten cents also 49,.
ADDED o. Mercer fIfrk rarIirs -.r
NtW castle. bringing the price f1 81 W..
Hliir ,lElt gents additional iIt.I
ltls'1nd was advanced three rprta fg
lI cents TO
'il authoritIes experienced r.re f.r.
tnuf this latest addition fr fr.
would bring out stocks. held ID.
nucrrH. which arc badly needed e. 'rr.
Ifhnfrieg hecauro or The tr.Hrrr.... ..
a .... Tor OF Tor domestic ana f1rsirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON w Va. Dec. e0-A
chartcr was cranted today by the Sec
retary o. state 90 tho original Rlmnre
scout club. OF webster Springs 80
suihori1cd carifal g. noted Tor 70 g. a
lratcrnal organization OF which the
following citizens are charter anclu-
hers: Emil Hamrick. Amos Cesar. u
a. 4. de Moss. Walter O.. Berry and
Marion CoFar. an or Webster Spfln.s
Tho National Gun corporation OF
w hccling with On authorized capital
or 100000 was incorporated 70 manu-
facturc chewing gum The incorporaf-
ors are Harry o. Wcust. j. g. McKin-
ley. a. - JunEiinE. =. D. Talbot and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Price Of s1.7oo Tor old STANDARD OH all
on as a is now quoted.
As a matter OF fact the value OF the
old standard OIL stock Is considered as
Tar In excess OF Si.7OO. which is large
~ a nominal quotation. Two thousand
collars a share Is regarded as a far more
accurate price. but even that would only
partially represent the present and DO
tential value Of the old Standard on
stock
The old Standard OIL Company OF
New Jersey was controlled by ten in
diViduais and TWO estates. With the ex-
ception OF the stock which has been set
aside by Mr.. Rockefeller for various pur-
poses. IL e. believed that the holdings OF
tho big STANDARD on stockholders ar.
intact 20 large extent. for 70 IS the
opinion In well Informed quarters that
the Insiders have sold only the pipe
lines"
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SHERRARD


SiiERItARD. W. Va Dee Son
TUESDAY evening Miss gcbecca Cnrri-
son ana Mr. Wcbatrs Gamble. both ~
aH,rfarl, wtrc quietly married az the
Lon y "od IT. u. IarauulE 80 bv tho Row
%. -. sampson. Miss TarrIrnn b. a
POPULAR YouuE school teacher boz Tho Com
hnllinfed school hero. and Mr. Gamble
u rucccEsful farmer. ON MrdnssIav
o." youuE couple tert for rarferaburc
Nhcrc ll-l vii sI.rd anNrrnl laDa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

WTTIITlT'|I " " D. n
CATTLE
Remarkable Showing Made in
The Wheeling Bank Statement

One o thc features of tho Nc Years r,foui,or- ..,
.o!12 "H bc iho annual Wheeling Banking statement An f &
"'tpnf commercial and savings banks of fie Create. t
district have reported their figures on capital .ruI. I'D
pr"hs deposits, and loans and investments blff ,r f,
I year I3' ana Tor the opening Of 1916 While e ,...f e
wv p. h,H 'ark Tor Saturday mornings compilation if m 81
' '' m al" 'I 'hc h'us specified There I.rl rere. ~
o. year ag" showing The splendid recovery Wheeling Ia rI. r
INC r pt." OF depression \ot only bi. increase. r, m boz
me items of capital surplus aud profits md loans and Investment u
'ia ore tc largest recorded and Che total for J,t
exceeded only Of fhc opening off 1919 Ever. reader off T ~
yeHror WIN await Hc publication ul h, Ge.r. uh o,af ,t,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
WIRE TROUBLE
Storm interferes With Telegraph Ser.
vice-Few Market Quotations
Obtsinabic.

Owing to the fact that the eastern
storm iuterfcrred with the operation
Of telegraph wires. there were no
quotations from tbo New York curb.
New York cotton market. New YORK
standard on euhsidiar.os or from the
Boston copper market obtaluable yes
tcrday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
LEFT LARGE ESTATE

NEW YORK. Dec. aO.-Miss Grace
lloudIey Dodge. who died In December
1919 LETT an estate valued at S7.A3I, 307
according 20 the tax appraisers report
filed today.
The bulk Of the estate goes 10 Miss
bodge's brother. Cleveland H. Dodge.
and her two sisters. Mrs. Alice Dodge
Osborn and Miss Mary NJ Dodge The
Rational Board 81 the Young Women's
Christian Association Of the United
states and tho Teachers College OF
Ncw York city. each receives $500. 900
and the Young Womcn's Association OF
New York city. $500. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

returned TO their home in Canonsburr
after visit with relatives at Betble-
hen. They were accompanied by Miss
Lillian Snedekcr and Miss Hazel SON
derman. who are spending few DAYS
I'm CsnonsburE.
Haddcn Garvin spent Tuesday even
ing with VIII Snedcker. OF At. Olivet.
Mrs. Ben Speidel. Of near Mozart. f..
on the sick list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

INC union revival services Of tho Al
tn Grove lrc0hFtcrlan church and the
Pleasant Ifl1 N o. church win com
rfuCr nn sunday evening nf so O'clock
~ tn" filEn school auditorium ROW.
ii. p NIrklcn Will preach After Tnnu-
HrF Do tft 10 k. ltfnr. ~ Ripley. jack
.lu county viii Do present and aerIrt
NIIh thr services hll nrr cordially Iu.
woo 70 attend these rrorfIurH which
VIII 20. held every evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

flIISBUkGH. IA. Dec. S0.-Cattle
STEADY supply light Choice IS 5Oef
SO prime SS.35HS
Sneep- tsady; supply HIGHT. Prime
Welhefs 1918 "a t.00s culls aud commons
$500 ~ $50. lambs $1,000 1895. val
calves Nl1.o0u1l.15.
hogs-htgher. receipts 10 double
eecks. rhine heavles and mediums
S1.l5 Q7.25; heavy workers S7IOa7.2a:
ught workers. S6.15 "a 200. Pigs $4,000
500; roughs $500 q 625.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2O.-Hogs - Receipts
Ss,eu head. strong. Bulk. S6.54H6.SO:
lsht sou o. $50, mixed $3.50 IL o so:
heavy S6.3bft ESQ. rough 81 "a 80 Eo,
pigs S5.35U6.s5
Cattle--Receipts 400 head: steady.
and heifers s2.S5QsiO. calves s7.OOg
1850.
sheep receipts 10000 head: strong.
lambs $7.25 "a 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
FISHER AT the HEAD.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3O.-Fred \.
Fisher. for the last three years gen
eral secretary OF the Methodist Law
mans Missionary movement. has ac-
cepted the call 10 become the associ-
ate general secretary OF the Interna-
'ionai Laymen's Missionary movement
90 was announced today.
In his new field Mr.. Fisher will give
special attention TO the conference and
convention phases OF the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Niles Marian Ilautc. OF PITTSBURGH.
Ia. ia the house guest OF Miss Marie
Bennett. ~ North Main street.
y. s. McCamlC LEFT on Thursday morn
ing for Monaco. Pa. whore Dc Will be
employed by the j. II Mathews Co
Rev Earle. Eiddlc. or Homucv. preach
Cd fine sermon uu THE Handwriting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Raymond u. AshcubauEh. q. Leech-
turg, Pa; Lillian T.. Ashcnbauch. IN.
LeechburE. Pa
Harry H. Chapman. %. Pittsburgh.
IA; Olga y. Gang ~. Pittsburgh. Pa
hirncy Niyicn Weiss. %. pittsburrh.
Pc; carrie Katherine Davis. "a Pitts
william J. Bcggs. a.. Novistown. Pa. .
Beul&h Nail, 80. Oakdale. Pa.
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FINANCIAL

on the WALL at the Christian church ON
sunday evening The able manner In
whihc he handled the subject has
brought much commentator To the
young minister, from those who heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
METAL MARKET

NV YORK Dec. 30.-Thc metal ex-
change quotes lead offered 81 80. SpcIt-
er not quoted. At London lead $50. Is.
Spcltcr 80.
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SUGAR nnAEKEr

NEW YORK. Dee a0-Raw sugar
steady centrifugal S4f5045S. mo-
asses Aabf r. ISL. refined steady. sugar
futures orsusd very guiet to.4y and nj
noon were one point higher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

The HiEh Flyers win give watch
part sat Msrah'a hau fhfs IrrIday1
evening various diversions viii De- ou-
loycd during tho evening. and an oyster
sutp,I VIII D. served. About 100 invi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
HIGHER PRICES
IN GRAIN MARKET
Prospeets That the susz Canal Would
Become Part OF the war Zone
Are a Factor.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30-Prospects that the
sues canal would become part OF the
WI <Sne had much 10 do today With
- hete. The close was buoyant at a
,S- = "a net advance. with MAY At
staples. too, all showed gains-corn =
80 &c; oats = 10 = Q = and provisions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

q, cash quotations-wheat No. red si.sI
80. 40 red Sl.22ta Gi.e3L. No. :
'3 ~ fA--- - - Ia; No. hard SLIGO
"a - Corn No ? yellow nominal: No.
a s Ss.io~ % = q 'o9e: 30. white IS :
y 80 pats No, , white AZ ~ o - sc.
ribs Ss,S7 q 1885. ''''-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
WELLSBURG
Announcements

- announcements.
" El4l.Sb kG. W. Va. Dec 30-The
following announcements have been sent
out;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Amick
announce the marriage of their daughter
Clara Hilda
10
Mr.. Levin Baker Chew
on W cc.esday Dec. the tWsnty-first
nineteen hundred and fifteen
burg. W. Va
At home after May the first. nineteen
hundred and sixteen. Bethany Pike. Mar
shall Terrace.
Social Notes.
Mrs. Earl Lloyd and daughter. Miss
Ethel. OF McllsNillc. ohio. are VISITING. al
the home OF Ar. and AIRS. 7. IA. Caldwell.
House Party.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Nj. Elddfe have been
entertaining oll week Tor their holiday
guests whom they have. Miss Wort IN
Schul. OF komney. Esrl Woathorford on
cincinnati ohio. Rev. Earle ElddIe OF
kofHncy. ana Frank Blddle. from he
Cincinnati, Ohio. Conservatory Of Music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

t3)-Books close Dec. II for 2 per
cent dividend payable Dec. 20 and / Der
cent dividend Jan. 3rd.
0-ENtra cash dividend Of 90 de-
clared. PAYABLE Jan. ., 1915 Books close
Dec 90. 1915.
tbl Books close December 20. FOR
] p Z diviQrn( payable Jan L. 1915
th)-Eouks close December 20. for
I p = dividend. payable Jan. 1. 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

WifIsLINr W. va. Dec .r .f.
~. active .Itfrblrrh nflrra rarrrrf~f
ard 'r.lrrr National rarh OF go
NIrrl1ia building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. 80. 10.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. l.. Masten a. Co. brokers.
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HAY AND GRAIN

Iaotneone ty g n Hrauuficb a o..
ny Ni4 20 tarmiug Implements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Westinghouse Electric .....l 90 II
do preferred ........ so
F FaF. 81 u az 70 i;& i i3R 70 a. ne 81
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Increase. S2.SO4.121.34
Percent 36.l.
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ROCKEFELLER'S WEALTH
HAS TRIPLED SINCE 1911
enormous Profits Since Standard Oil By Dow
Jones & Co.-Big Holdings All Intact.
TWENTY NINE LARGEST OWNERS
OF STOCK IN STANDARD OH, CO

oowins list OF large stockholders Company
Governments filed
Number Dissolution
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stocks 11.15O
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
WEDDINGS
COok-Shellion.

Miss Elizabeth Sheldon, daughter of
Mrs. Frederick NJ Sheldon. and Theron
a. Cook of Shoreham Center. were
quietly married Monday afternoon at
five O'Clock at the summer camp Of the
brides mother at Queen city Park in
the presence of a few friends and rela-
tives. They were attended by Miss tIaael
Buckley as maid of honor and Ralph
Sheldon, brother of the bride, as best
man.
The brides gown was of white net
and satin and she wore q picture hat of
white embroidered net and roses. She car
ried pink and white sweet peas. Her
maid of honor wore a dress of white
embroidered wolfe and n white lace ma.
She carried sweet peas.
The ceremony was performed by tn,
Rev. c. j. Staples in front of the fire.
place which was banked with yellow
daisies and ferns Following the wedding
a reception was held. Romco's orchestra
furnished music. The brides traveln; 3;
suit was of dark blue poplin and her
hat was of black lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook left for a wedding
trip to Chateau St. Louis on Lake St.
Louis. Nalois. Quebec. On their return
they will reside in Shoreham Mr. Cook
attended the University of Vermont ana
is member Of the Sigma Nj fraternity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
JEWELERS. ORGANIZE,
state Association Formed In This City
and Officers Elected.

The Vermont Retail jewelers. associa-
ton was organiged Monday at the Hotel
Vermont, where meetings were held both
jewelers. present. representing all sections
Of this State. The first vice-president OF
the national association. c. +. Evans of
Utica, n. Y. was present and called the
meeting to order, He stated the objects
Of the association and the benefits to be
derived from It,
a temporary organization was formed
by electing A. q, Mansur Of this city
chairman and A. K. Campbell Of Morris
Vile secretary. Permanent officers were
elected for the year as follows: Presi-
dent, f. ". Parker of Burlington; vice
president, T. j. Brown of Rutland: score
tary, NJ d. Armstrong of st. Adams
treasurer. A. s. Thompson OF Brattle-
borO. The executive committee is com
posed of the four officers. A. r. Won Dette
Of Bennington and A. II. Campbell Of
Morrisville. Tho time and place Of hold
ing the next meeting were not decided
upon but are later to be determined by
the executive committee. Rules and by
laws for the association were adopted.
The Vermont State association Is afiili-
ated with the national association. which
has n membership OF about 400. includ-
ing associations In "a States, The pur-
pose of the association IL not only to
create a better fellowship among the va
rious jewelers. Of the State hut after
things have been adjusted II will mean a
benefit to the patrons.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
A TWO DAYS FAIR.
Exhibition at Essex Center september
~ ana 23--Races July 81.

The same people who made success
of the Essex Center fair last year and
who are responsible for the construction
of n race track at Essex Center are
determined to go one better this year
and instead of holding the fair for only
one day, as before, will make two days
venture of IL and have decided on
September % and % as the dates, In addl-
lion to this there win be one or more
matinee races. the first of these being
on the 3lst OF this month.
The fair last year was in the nature
of an experiment but although the
weather was bad the crowd was larger
than was to be expected under the most
auspicious circumstances This has en-
couraged the Essex Center people to
erect "A number of cOmmodious sheds for
the accommodation of the race horses,
as well as IA grandstand and to do much
more work on the track. This part OF
the improvements will be completed be-
fore the races week from Saturday.
Although the list of entries has not
yet been completed, 1t Is evident that
most of the fast ones In Chittenden and
Grand Isle counties will be al the meet
anyway, and many more have been
promised from Waterbury and other
Vermont towns. Because of the loca-
ton of the track it can be reached with
ease from wide range of territory
and this will tend to bring up the num-
Der Of entries
Three races will constitute the program
and the first Of these will he called al
! 30 sharp. The management is promising
to make every effort 10 run off tho
races in rapid succession. The new fair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
QUIET WEDDING.
John u. Henry md Miss Kothcrjn,
WhnIcn Married Tucsdnv Evening.

John r. Henry son of Mrs. Harriet
Henry of IS Battery place and Miss Kath-
crime Whalen Of Worcester Mass, were
married Tuesday evening at oight-thirty
O'Clock at the Baptist parsonage by the
Rev. James s. Braker The bride wore n
gown of blue crepe de chine, and carried
pink and white sweet peas. Her brides
maid was Mrs. James O. Henry, eistcr-
in-law of the groom. who wore pink
crepe de chine and carried sweet peas
The best man was Jack Lynn brother
in-law of the groom. Miss Dorothy clam
was the flower girl and wore white trim
med with pink. The wedding was quietly
observed because Of the Illness Of the
Eroom's sister, Mrs. Gertrude Clapp. Mr.
Henry is chef at Sterling Inn. Storlinp
Mass. Following the ceremony "A supuor
was served at the home OF the groon's
mother Mr.. and Mrs Henry will leave
this evening for Worcester. Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
BRADSTREET'S VERMONT
TRADE REPORT.

Bradstreots BURLINGTON office rono,.ts
business among the manufacturing lines
is as a whole not much changed. Retail
merchants claim July sales have been
well patronized and stocks have boon
placed In good shane. Passenger rail
road travel indicates a good volume of
business for the summer resorts. Whole
sale hardware and general mill sunnIv
business has been rood Tho grow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
COURT HEARINGS.
Petition in Divorce Case Considered
by Judge slack.

4 hearing was held before Judge
Leighton 7. Slack Tuesday morning at
the county court house in the divorce
case of Alfred Beaudwine VS.. Nellie
Beaudwine, the hearing being on the
petition of the lihelant to secure tenn
porary custody of the two years old child
OF the parties and motion of the libelee
for an order for temporary alimony and
suit money The case was fully heard
on the issues raised and an order made
by Judge Slack that the care and
custody of the child remain with the
mother. pending proceedings. Mr.. Beaud-
wine was ordered to pay to Mrs. Beaud-
wines attorney the sum of s25 on or be-
fore September IA to enable her to de-
fend the divorce proceedings instituted
by him, In which he alleges intolerable
severity as a ground for divorce.
In the afternoon Judge Slack. sitting
ms chancellor commenced n hearing In
the case of Il. y. Martin, executor,
against II. II. Beaman. and the case
will he resumed at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. The hearing is i'm a petition to fore
close a mortgage upon n farm in Milton
now occupied by the defendant. Mr..
Bcaman purchased the farm of Henrietta
]. Chase and assumed the payment of
a mortgage of $3.50 given by her to
lIuldah q. Neeker, of whose estate Mr..
Martin is executor.