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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

accourt % his ialuriss was unable 10
rga- His recovery is co@pi@ts a.
prsseEt. ana tnEaiis has been training
hard every night % preparation for
Saturdays meet a. iowa City. Dean
couhfsativ asserts tuat his old time
speed Is still WITH hiua. aud % this is
ths case. Rock Island skouid cop
soaze more points ia the dashss. sol
Batter is eantl1gaiiy wearing his
broad srniis noWadays. as hs t. happy
over tss fact that all % the prslimi-
asriss On Saturdays meet vii b@ run
OF tz ths morning. thus saving the
asatrtss for their best Efforts "a the
aferuoou. Sol says shat u the weather
e good hs wiil eertairiy smash some
% ths Oh records
TEozzas. the t1zE-lsEEed tFishEzan
who has lad no eo@PetitiDu ia these
parts o. ere kaif mile. shouif offer
ssrozE eoEpstifisz for frst place 81
Iowa CITY. wEiis Capssia HAPPY Sill
Ter. ges pi4etr tlftlT mlisF % the
locals. sa0ata fraE GovH a place fBF
EEs Local scs9ot ta she mitF FI4s 1fii-
Ter easily w6a bis race ia last satuF-
sav's srt-eity. whits sickness vas enc
casss % bis r6t P.aeisE ia tbs Gales
sarE rFet.
TIE EntriTs.
IRE f1,tawlsE are tsT men catered
.a sssurEsv's easst. sec5FfisE Co Cap
.a5r ttslleF
fsF rsrf HiEh sH-9tss-sat Better.
t66 vsrf ssss-gsttsF. Doe 19sss.
c. ClsrE
go yssa ssss-Bssisr. tsssiis. q.
fees
fff gsr,t fase=r. Ctsrs
sizes tamp=w- Caltsf. o. Reeves
s29 Tow esrftrs-Gzster. o. Reeves.
GssazsE Bread fs&F-tistlTr. O..
-tsrS
Poe vsstE=Vr cettsT.
ssss ras=8 Gsstsr
$50 gars riss-V. rEasass. O sssE4z-
a.
Me rlr-tt.ltrr. Barker
uFserss Esr5v lsstsr.
ttils relay 1sstsrs t@sa catered
Ftsts a5ts rs-sy=E.ssiFs team 60
cred.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
ISLANDERS GOING
AFTER TOP HONOR
a,fs <ehsai Athietss wsrk Hard Pre-.
e-sias for EiE fora CHg Track
Meet.
HoFr TO BRAT DAvISroEr HEEE
FfFur~ rhaf Larger Namb@F q Ia
frlrs WI Help splr - ssssa4s
aad Thirds.

eeaea Herbert S. Roe g So local
s.ra school has beea eisaiaE s4s tss
s.i-ss tsf ~ work an wssE 90 tss
Ana fs.saf EFsee team. wefeh ts es-
,---f Il s1r blf aaaaal lassrseaotsssie
s..ef sai Geld n-et at iowa CITY sexs
ssriaf4g VITA gsf'sr. Rflitsr asG
raamas a. iHfivFtgsi stars. tee L.
fsafsrs have q ehaacs Ca eee tais sect
a. ns Eress eamser % schools er-
cred wft eaass tas solass 90 Fssaalz
.-I sesE4Tsra ne blrErf tas meet.
ss- Bef-s ere locals wtu fare ta tas
saaf EseHs
ms sss Been prsrss la tss ZIG
sfsaf m-eE as Gairs3lsrE asG tas tFt-
r.fv 4-rF sst saturday. uageesort
ssrs.f s..ecred-d .a besginE tEs eri@-
ssa saf Faid squad az ths GaissaarE
sssrf. baE ia ths frf-elsV Voc VITA
esnsBarslvr ease o. q m4fEia % "a
solarf De lae ts frsts ia ne trf-eitv.
80 Fsrt fstsrf trags grabbed etEks.
Baf Davenport aabbed most % tas Sec
ends aaf fEfres. and with these woe
h ss- me-g a. iowa cry Saturday.
sfal-frs tfea ths g schools catered
should vrrsr a namser Of tss s~cosfs
ssd nfrss from Davenport. willie the
tsliaGsrs. n uatfsr. Eavs aiasst a
@sf,a.a cssacs 81 eopplaE ere frsts "a
ne rvrefs la which be fs entTrvd- ts
al. tf5 sfaf-tes VIII be- seea ir aetioa
Ia Saturdays meet. arf many new
rreorfs are expected 10 BE- kuuE ~ BY
He macy stars who co@prtse eats list.
hfgrrpcrE. a. usual. wtu BE- repre-
seated III f1it force. sad puueuporters
4rr aar.GF Cor a dapiirafioa % last
years sr4as VIXEN ere pavsapoTt high
walled aNaT with enc meet TIE way
ne cope J1eEs. the schools whe VII
fzht FOR frat place are Davsaport.
RacE fsfsaf. ues Hfeinss ara Ottg@-
va urs Moinss is maElaE an stps-
elaug sr-ors bff Coz ffst Esu9rs. as
mas school if senfinF "a athletes Co
compete Whiis the tsfaEdsrs are
salr sraGaF 10 men. ths greater uEaz-
Der st these are sure point wirEsrs.
tnzalis Baek u Form-
Saturday WI mark ths sFst sppssr-
sarr on ere track OF pesu taEaiis. star
sorfdrsr Gf TIE locals. wE1 uas .a-
Hrrt easily .a ere track ssasoe asf 7s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
JITBUSSES BREAK
ROUTING COMPACT
Op~rats IN Beta Dirsetisns on seeene
Avsuas aaa Get N0rth on sstea-
tssatk street.

DESPITE tks aEres@~ut 1aes BE-
swsez tss Hsssy s,ss drivers Essoa za4
tks city eogsegi. drivers % TIRE ma
esszss kavs ALREADY broksa fsiih With
tss osreiais.
JfszsT bss drivers are operating
sssir cars ls boss Girsetloss on See
ozG svseas.
So=s are eustisE tkrogEh from
TEirs svsass 20 sseozG. On Ssvea-
ssensh street.
Tns aErssrasas WAteh Wsat tato e.
feet MoaGsy provided that they eater
tie bssssasss ssesigz on Third svcaae
p-oesstfiaE ss fa= west az Ssxtssafh
street. tlrzizE ksrs aoFth 60 sseoa4
avsras. thence east o1 The main
shG-oaEassrs.
Breaking faith ufth tks city o-ciais
Slows that az or4isases ts seeded u
ruxufsts these carriers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

been quite I'll. is now on the road to
recovery
Miss Erna Lundeen spent the week
end with her parents in Rock Island.
Miss Hazel Mcconnell closed her
school Friday with a picnic. which was
enjoyed by the children and parents.
Poplar Grove school closed Friday
and a basket dinner was enjoyed by
the pupils and visitors Miss Hazel
Johnson has been reengaged to teach
the next year
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Mcconnell en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

tertained at party Saturday even
ing for a number of young people in
honor OF Edward Ffllmer, who shortly
leaves for the south. fine time was
enjoyed. The hostess served a fine
luncheon
Herman Liphardt shipped 3 car
loads of fat cattle, and John Wood
burn one carload. They accompan-
led the shipment
Helen Pearsall. little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Pearsall is re-
covering from the measles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
REMOVING SEDIMENT
IN SETTLING BASIN

TIE erss cleansing % the setfitn<
sssizs az ths vatsrU0rks reservoir
PARK uEasT the pfsssat ADMINISTRATION
Is sow uzesr way. Sediment. ~Eseh
sas sceszztsts& a. ths bostorz % the
tasks il toes. - bsisE Fsm0vsa. Work
is SOW bsiez doss 90 the east tsnk.
saG ths west basis - being used.
Eseh task hss a capacity % s.sSe.ooS
Esitozs. TIE water 10 the basi-s is
tzas weteh 70 Fgzsse directly fron
ths rfvsF. T. passes froz TIE tasizs
f=to re alter pisss TIE clear e4siz
vii - etexe~s wee tse ~crx % tie
ssrs.l-x sszxs 70 ez.seee-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

daughter Helen. and Charles clipper
spent Sunday in Davenport az the
home OF August Upper.
John Schwenneker bought spas
senser Overland car recently.
John w!nterfelt OF Montana arrived
here Tuesday 90 attend the funeral of
his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Upper and
family spent Sunday a; the home OF
the latter's mother. Mrs II Liphard;.
sr. At Hiiisdaie.
asrs WILLIAM Rieverfs Who has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
COE.

Herman Wtaierfelt returned home
fron okiahons Monday being called
here on account of the death OF hts
father. William Wintsrfeit-
Rzy Palmer recently purchased a
Buiek aatomo6iis-
Mrs Brunex and little daaEhisr. and
hsr mother % Po-, Byron. spent the
week ED wtth her brother. HAIRY
Coca aaf family
". ase Mrs Nosuss Harssaii saf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

Saturday VIII mark che fFss appsar-
sarr on ere track of pesa taEaiis. star
s1rf6rFf ef TIE locals, wE1 uas la-
Hrrt ssF.f Is ere track ssasae aaf 7e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

Bargain Friay be Mighty Important Shopping
have
of those Special quite
of the ordnarybut let these tell the
Come you would profit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13

,trs. Ioka Corpsrsmifh and hsr
yognE SOC. John CoPP~rsmith. r..
were brufaifT murdered 80 their home
o. Chicago late LAST week. The only
cine % ths murderer &C. a snEsr ring.
wttck vas f1und o. the foor near
she bodies. TIE mother vas struck
wtfh a hammer Both she and her
ckltf had their threats cut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
Subway Specials
Six Varied Bargains With a General Appeal

he Monroe Lawn Mower. II inch cutting d
blades. special for Friday at only ......... .A~
10 Bars Swift's Pride Soap.
No phone orders NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
The Princess One Burner Gas
oven. Friday only Observation-Disclosures.
Copper Bottom Wash Boilers. 4
No Q size 20 be marked a. ..................k
Boys Baseball Masks 20 be
cleared away At. each ...... Observation-Disclosures.
Boys fine Balls and Bats.
the set. ball and bat Observation-Disclosures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-13
House Dresses, Special, CSC

Amoskeag bingham and percale Hou
ally sell at so. We've grouped thi
Dresses. some stripes, checks and pla
effects on a table and marked them :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The B. r. Andrews & Son company.
now of I.ittleton. n. H.. is to remove its
buildings finish and general woodwork
ing business to this village, IL is practical-
ly assured. The site selected consisting
OF one and a half acres of land. is on
South Main street. alongside of the Gem
trail Vermont railway, and was purchased
from the Caroline l.. II. Stafford estate.
Negotiations for the purchase and devcl-
opment of the land have been in progress
since the burning of the corporations mill
in Littleton some six weeks ago. II is
said that the proposed new plant will give
employment to nearly ca men, and that
Its construction will begin at an early
date. Plans for the construction Of sew
eral new dwelling houses are also under
consideration.-The Rev Richard H. Nc
Laughlin for the last year and half pas
tor Of the Tniversalist Church. has re-
signed therefrom to accept n unanmous
call to the pastorate Of st. Paul's Cniver-
salist Church in Palmer. Miss, and will
preach his farewell sermon Sunday. Octo-
Der a. The Rev Mr. Mclaughlin is a
native of Lyndonvlle and a graduate ot
st. Lawrence University. Canton, y. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Isabelle Templeton Chase. daughter of
DR. p L. Templeton of this city and
Gerald G. Jones of Brattleboro were
married at noon Thursday at the home
Of DR.. Templcton. 81 Loomis street, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
Lewis c. Carson. pastor Of the Church
OF the Messiah They We're attended by
Mrs Harold l.. Barney of this city, a
sister of the bride, and Thomas Jones of
Nergennes a brother of the groom The
bride wore IA travelling suit Of seal brown
and the bridesmaid wore grey silk The
trimmed with autumn foliage and
gladolas. Mr.. and Mrs Jones left by
automobile for a brief wedding trip after
wedding luncheon had been served at
the house. The bride for the past two
years has held responsible position with
the Hartford Accidept and Indemnity In,
surance company of Hartford, Conn, and
before that was employed by the Ameri-
can Fidelity company of this city. Mr.
Jones Is employed by Marley Brothers
In Brattleboro and was for several years
employed by J. J. Williams In this city
They will reside at Canal street, Brat
tleboro.
Attorney John II, Senter has received
letter from his son. John ii. Senter,
Jr. who Is with a Canadian regiment
now fighting in France The young
er Mr.. Senter enlisted about nine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21

Wesley Miller officiated. Among those
present were the brothers of the deceased,
Forrest Lowell of Reading, Mass, Bert
Lowell Of Maynard, Mass, and irwin
Lowell Of Nashua. N. H.. a sister, Mrs.
Clara Tenney of Kecne, n. H., and
Charles Blake of West Concord, n H..
a brother.inlaw. The wife. who was
Nellie Blake of Gaysville, and the daugh-
ter, Grace, wife of Gdean A. HUT OF
Pittsfield, survive.-Charles +. Waldo
celebrated his send anniversary by fam
lily party last Monday and the next
day the same party celebrated the 7Gth
anniversary Of his sister, Mrs. Mary
Vesper.-Mss NJ. +. kttell Of st. Adams
Is guest Of Mrs. c. l.. Hepburn. Miss
Marion Billiard is here after caring sew
eral weeks for n brother in Stockbridge.
who had infantile paralysis. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. T.. Wallace and daughter. Margaret,
were with relatives in Newport, n. H..
from Saturday til Monday.--The students
OF Whtcomb high school propose to issue
a monthly paper, of which Adell King
has been elected editor, Claude William
son, assistant editor, and Max Bliss, BUSH
ness manager, with Avcrlll Rogers, as
slstant.-The vacant lot on upper Church
| street belonging to the estate of the late
| Ann Sargent was bought Saturday at
auction by Charles Walker for 800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The Rev. and Mrs. J. q. Iiaigh are
attending the council of Congregational
Churches in New Haven, Conn-Miss
Hattie Fay Is acting cashier in Fl. G.
Sargent's meat market.-Mrs. Eliza d.
Cook died in Sharon Saturday afternoon.
On Monday afternoon funeral services
were conducted at the home of her son,
F. W. Cook, by the Rev. Z. l.. NJ Barnes.
Charles Woodbury. assumed the duties
Of landlord at the South RoYalton House
last Week.-Mrs. Celia Goodrich. who
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Randolph sanitarium Is SO mucn
improved as to he able to return home
Miss Flossie Clogston from Boston is
visiting her sister. Mrs. f. J, Isham. -
Among those who went to Boston last
week on the excursion We're Mrs Jaraes
Cloud. Mrs. ]. II. Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ]. Hewitt. the Rev. and Mrs. L. L. NJ.
Barnes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

A pleasant surprise party was given
Saturday to Mrs. Josephine Lane at
Mrs. Josephine French's. where she has
been spending two weeks. Mrs Lanes
Send birthday anniversary occurred en-
the next day. but as that was Sunday
the party was held Saturday. Many Of
the guests were carried from the village
In Automobiles by Mrs. A. N. Washburn
and DR.. G. A. Best. Mrs. Lane received
many gifts. including t2k75 in money She
Is lifelong resident OF Royalton and
Bethel. except for a few years spent In
Nebraska. The pleasant home of Mrs.
French near Mrs. Lanes old home on
Royalton hill was an ideal place for the
reception. Features OF the occasion were
the flowers presented by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Congregational Church.
of which Mrs. Lane is a member. and
dainty refreshments. including the birth
day cake with So candles, the product Of
Miss Bertha Rogers.-Fred B. Wright has
received a copy Of the Houston (Texas
Sunday Post containing a picture OF Mr.
and Mrs. James tombstone upon their
arrival in Houston after an automobile
trip OF 200 miles from this town. A re-
markable fact In connection with A.r
Johnstone's ability TO run an automobile
Is that he has two artificial legs from
the hips down. In Houston ne assumes
a position as superintendent OF factory
where artificial limbs are made-A whist
party Thursday evening for the benefit
Of St. Anthony's Church was held at
Gushing hall.-The annual Congregational
fair is announced for Thursday and Fri
day OF this week-Doctors F. A. Ed
munds. o. d. Greene and o. V. Greene
attended the Vermont Medical society s
annual meeting In Burlington last week
There are mild cases OF chicken pox
at Bartolomeo Ceresa's and r. l.. Per-
son's.--Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. Rogers are
spending vacation OF two weeks among
their children In Boston and vicinity
DR.. and Mrs. v, II. Eddy are spending
10 days in Putney and vicinity.-Mrs
Cylena Hall Is spending n few weeks
among friends. including Mrs. G, A.
Marsh, Mrs W. L. Parsons and Mrs. J.
II, Beckwith.-Mrs Henry Noble OF RAN
dolph has been with her sister. Mrs
w. c. 1aRock. few days,-Edwin Pierce
and Miss Carrie Pierce of Shrewsbury
are visiting at c. O. Spaulding's.-Mrs.
Frank Parker Of Shrewsbury is visiting
her daughter. Miss Laura Manning
Miss Kate Billiard Is suffering from an
attack OF neuritis.-Mrs. Maud Won PIees
and children are preparing to Join her
husband In Chicago.-Charles L. Lowell.
aged b7 years a well known trader in
cattle and farm produce. died last Mon
day OF pernicious anaemia. from which he
had suffered many weeks His death o.
Cured In Royalton, where he bought a
house few years ago. having previously
lived at Gaysville for more than 10 years.
At the funeral Wednesday the REV. J.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
BENSON.

Pulaski Meacham died a little before
midnight last Wednesday night. For sew
eral weeks his condition had been critical
was son of the late Alanson Meacham
and was born in st. Lawrence county.
New York. He Is survived by Wife,
two daughters and two sons. The funeral
was held Sunday, the Rev. Mr.. Vickery
officatnc.-John A. Briggs, who has been
at his farm on the teurnpike for some
time, has gone to Ticonderoga for the
winter.-A few lady friends of Mrs En-
ma Wilcox, wife of A. +. Wilcox Of this
village, gave her birthday party last
Saturday. Her birthday was the Tues
day before, October 10. but she was away
that day. Refreshments We're served
There are several cases Of chicken pox in
the Stony Point district.-George Deyett @
and c. n Jones have returned from Bos-
ton. where the went to attend the
worlds series baseball games The
funeral of Pulaski Meacham was held
from the house Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. Vickery Of the
Methodist Church was the officiating
clergyman, The bearers were H. r..
King, w. B. and Roy Walker, and f. II.
Sherman. The music was by a Quartet
composed Of Mrs. NJ L. Wilcox, Lauretta
Wilcox. ii. H. King and f. II. Sherman.
The friends from out of town in at
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox
OF Glens Falls-Richard Wells of Castle
ton was in town Sunday calling on
friends
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
SHARON.

Gov. Charles W. Gates was at the
Charles Downer state forest for portion
of the day Saturday and accompanied
by j. E. Wilder, the superintendent, made
an inspection Of the nearly 1900 acre do
main. Charles Downer, donor Of the es-
tate, and NJ. f. Noyes, state supervisor
Of highways for Windsor county, were
with Governor Gates. An Interesting fea-
ture Of the State forest In this present
sea son Is an orchard Of IS trees that gave
a total yield this year OF "a barrels, or
practically three barrels to each tree.
AS the apple crop in all this season is
nearly complete failure this year, the
wonder is often expressed that this state
forest orchard should have given so great
n yield. The orchard In question is some
IS years old and was planted by the par
ents OF Mr.. Downer. An orchard Of an
even 300 apple trees set out some nine
years ago has been entirely destroyed by
wild deer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
WATERBURY,.

The home or Mrs. Nellie Chase was
thrown open to members of the Congre-
gational choir their families and friends
Tuesday evening, planned as n surprise
for Miss Caroline Keene. who is soon to
leave with her mother for Bridgeport,
Conn. On account of the Illness OF Miss
Keenc she was unable to leave the home
Of G. f. Moody, but the party was car
ried out with much jollity, only with re-
greet for her absence. Games We're played.
Even the presentation speech by the Rev.
W. l., Boicourt was made, a copy being
given with the picture Of Cancels Hump.
which the friends brought Miss Keene.
She has been one Of the faithful ones in
the choir Refreshments were served by
Mrs Chase,-The Rev. William l.. Boz
court left yesterday for New Haven,
Conn. as a delegate from the Washing
ton County Association of Congregational
Churches to the council at New Haven.
The Rev, A. d. Page supplies his pulpit.
Mrs Richard NJ. Demeritt went to
Oakland Monday to attend the funeral
or her brother-in-law, Frank Harris.
VINO died Of tctanus-Mr. and Mrs.
samuel Bair We're in Waitsfield Mon
DAY TO attend the burial OF Mrs,
Jessie Patterson Lovely.-The committee
on the Duxbury Orange school fair has
awarded prize to the house built by
the pupils Of the North Duxbury school.
MISS Lena McGee. teacher This was
puiit ana furnished and showed much
skill and time spent. The Duxbury Cor
ner school obtained the largest number
OF points apd will have the picture
Inc conservation meeting at Miss
Weltha Boekers Friday will be In charge
OF the conservation committee,-Mrs
h'mbhll Kennedy and children, Barbara
ana Robert, left Saturday night for New
iork city, where Mr.. Kennedy meets
'hem and they proceed to Philadelphia.
Inc Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
Nhurch met Wednesday with Mrs.
~ W. Cooley Miss Nina Gabree and
her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Gahree,
nave returned from visit In Middle
pury'-Miss Lena Carpenter has return
Gu 10 rochester n. Y, to resume her
WORK as nurse On her way she stopped
OH at Schenectady, n. Y. to be the
guest or Mrs Irene Paine.-Mlss Flor
ehce patterson, daughter OF Mr.. ana
MIS- William Patterson, was united IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
THE STORY TELLER.
A LEG HELD UP THE TRAIN

A LEG HELD UP THE TRAIN.
Just as the morning express was start
ing man rushed excitedly up to the con-
ductor. crying, Stop! stop! for heavens
sake! There's mans leg under the
wheel!' Good gracious!" cried the hor-
rified conductor. chow did that happen
Lend a hand here someone!" Amid great
excitement two or three officials jump
ed down onto the line. but could find no
trace of an accident, the only thing
there being fine leg Of mutton. which.
on being brought up. the man who had
stopped the train promptly claimed,
'Thank you very much,' he said to the
porter who handed It to him; here's q
quarter for yourself" what do you
mean?" beloved the conductor. You
said" II said" interrupted the man.
that mans leg was under the wheel,
and II was, This Is my leg. I paid for
IT, and IL 1t isn't mine, I'd like to know
who else owns dorchester Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
WAITSFIELD.

The funeral Of Jessie (Patterson) Lovely,
wife Of Charles Lovely. was held in the
Congregational vestry Monday afternoon
the Rev. w. A. Remele officiating. The
deceased was born November 10. 1894,
daughter Of Samuel and Jennie Patterson
Of Warren. Last March she was married
to Mr.. Lovely and since that time has
made her home in Montpelier. She leaves
her parents. husband. two brothers,
Charles OF Warren and George OF Nor
wich. also one sister. Mrs. E. G. Somer-
Vile OF Burlington.-W. II. Moriarty was
in Montpelier Sunday to see his niece,
Miss Turney, who Is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at Heaton hospital.-Mr.
and Mrs. D. II. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs
r. B. Joslin and Vern Parker motored
to johnson Sunday to visit the Misses
Vone and Esther Skinner.-Cards are out
announcing the marriage of Edith Olive
Howe to Raymond Burnside Baird on
Monday. October IS. at Derry, n. II.
They are to reside in Hanover, N. H.,
where Mr.. Baird has employment with
Davidson and Ward.-Mrs Sarah Maxwell
and son. Crawford. OF Waterbury were
in town Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
FORESTDALE.

l. w Horn Is passing week in New
York city.-Robert Shuffleton of Airing
ton. Is visiting friends here.-A daughter
was born october "A to the Rev. and Mrs.
c. A. Heath at Cooks Corners. N. Y
Mrs. Adophus Larock has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington.
where she underwent a serious operation.
j. II. Horn, who has been visiting his
brother, l. II, Horn, has returned to his
home in Big Fork, Mont,--A daughter
was born October 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Johnson,-Mrs Kate Partlow OF Rutland,
who Is visiting her nephew. e. F. Part
low. had the misfortune TO fall down
stairs last week, injured herself seriously