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FRANKLIN COUNTY
st. ALBANS.

Leon. the 14-year-old son of MI|
Mrs Arcade Olisny of Lake street
severely burned on the face and
when late Friday afternoon he Sd
with n fuse to some gun powder in
wanting To hear il explode
Miss Margaret f. McMahon Of
street and John Montgomery Of Fa|
We're married at ST Mary's rectory I
day evening at six o'clock by the RI
J. O'Sullivan. They were attendd
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Of Barre.
A COW belonging to Frank v
Of South Main street was strud
lightning and killed in the severe
trical storm Friday evening
damage was done in the STORM
another heavy storm about mid
Fields of hay were lodged and
gardens flooded. Lawns on 50
streets Of the city, especially
We're damaged by oil which had
placed on the streets recently.
ing down.
At an enthusiastic meeting he
the Franklin House, HiEhgate Sp
Monday plans Tor proposed
way between 81. Albans and Mo,
We're discussed These plans
suggested by w. D. Chandler,
c"r' of the St Adams Business
Professional Mems association.
recent -eetinE of the associ
About IS members of the assoc
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WALTHAM.

Mrs. Ralph Booth of Nergennes
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Ward, Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Sneden recently entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thaxter-Miss
Eva and Ward Merrill are recovering
from chicken poX.-F. c. Ward is i'm
proving from his recent illness-How-
ard Barnard of Bristol is visiting his
sister. Mrs. c. 4. Hunt.--Mr and Mrs
A. T.. Booth and family spent Sunday
with friends in Bristol.-Mrs. q. A.
Hunt and son. Donald. visited her sis
ter. Mrs. G. +. Cove. of South Bristol
Saturday.--Mss Agnes Booth has re-
turned to her home in Newton, Conn
A. G. Wright has his tenant house
about completed.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. G. Il. Church went to Bethel
Saturday returning Sunday.--Mrs. Hen
ry Manning and her .or. Daniel, visited
in Warren part Of last week RAYMOND
Whittier visited his uncle. Fred Whittier
in Rochester Hollow last week.-Miss
Rita Fisk has gone to the Breadloaf Inn
for the summer.-Mrs Charles Fisk was
in Ripton and Middehury the first Of
the week Fred SpraGue is at work hay
ing on the west side of the mountain and
his wife and two daughters are staying
with her mother. Mrs. Thomas Comes
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Waltnr 81 Coorro Who suffered nm
attack of infauti,c naralvsie two voors
moo vbicb 1of, hin, badlv crinplod
wan, 70 tho Nav. Elotcbar bosnitol
E,rtdo, 80 nors,,It m, Ioyott nf rns-
tbr --Tboro ,re many ocrcs of fal1o,v
lava ,brorchort mo tnu,r tho r,ir,,
Weather dn,irr tho month of limo
,,raventirr cultivation Mrs Delio
noan and Misc R,tb Collins of Monk
ton u,ore boro Friday ia visit Mr.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Martin s. Villas of Burlington ma
excellent address Sunday evening 2
church on "The American Expert
In Democracy" After speaking {
framing OF the constitution by the
or which part were aristocratic and
democratic, he illustrated from
history the conflict and attempts c
1ustment Of the two clements do'
tho civil War. Then he showed
experimental has been the ma
policy since, and that n respon,
rests upon the people to make our
eminent an ideal democracy. He
with approval Of the primary Law
referendum, Initiation and woman
frapp
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SHELBURNE.

Norlitt y Dn,ur,nnt n N,oli -knovr
ro,i.io,,. - el-,,,' ii, .Io,,,,,
,r,l,,,..,,,,. ,,f,or.,, -, 49, - - r,o,.
or. ~ w. 1,aa,.. ,,,,,l ,,.o, ho.,
Arru 10 1910 fo. ,ro,. MANY ve,rs
wac ia,itor a, rriri,,. church 10 is
eur,.ivod b,. two d,,,gb,ors Mice t,lor-
once tso,u,,,r, Of 1Iot,ol.e Mace and
Mice partbo poaur,ort os r2ur,irg.or.
one brotber Franz Beaumont of 1<eese-
willie. \ Y He was menober of Fr,erd-
shin Iodeo A Il g. NJ
The funeral of Merritt r.. beaumont
-
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UNDERHILL CENTER

An idea Of automobile traffic mi
had from the fact that in six hou}
actual count, 90 automobiles passed
the Greek" road Monday.-Shd
Reynolds, while caring for a hon
the farm Of A. y. Pollard Sunday
ing. was kicked on the leG.-N1rs. WI
Smith went to Eden Saturday for
weeks visit with relatives.-Miss
McGrath is at home from Buffa [
Y.-C. r. Woodwork has rented q
D. Drnkwater' farm and has taked
session. Mr. Drinkwater will md
Jericho-p. G. French of New Yorl
is visiting here.-The Misses Fit
onds left Monday to attend the sd
school at 81. Johnsbury.-NIr and
Theodore De I.aport Of Rhinebed
Y, are here for the summer.
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs, ]. c. Moore entertained
their niece, Miss Marjorie Moore Of
Westfield, Mass, and cousins Misses
Marion and Eleanor Hall OF Whitehall.
y. Y. last week.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. II.
Nottingham returned to Rutland with
Mr.. Robinson for the week,-Mr. and
Mrs. Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Parish of Bridport passed Sunday at
A. T.. Nottingham s.-Misses Norma Waite
and Alice Harper are camping at Sunset
Lake with party Of young ladies from
Orwell-A pleasant song service was
held at the parsonage Sunday evening"
w. j. Anderson of Mt. Hermon passed
the Weekend with his mother.-Mrs. T.
l. Eddy is with her parents in Middle
town,-B l.. Eddy ia In burlington at
the meeting of school superintendents.
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ADDISON.

The G. r. p. society is to be entertain
ed by the Rev. and Mrs. Boardman at
tho parsonage Friday evening.-"Chil-
dren's night" at the grange was obscrv-
ed Friday evening. Much credit is due
those who had it in charge.-Theron
Mitchell is spending some time with his
grandparents.-Miss Sue Norton OF
Northampton, Mass, has been re-
cent guest of her brother, p. r. Norton
Mrs. Travis remains about the same.-Mr,
and Mrs. r. y. Gulley and son. Carroll,
OF st. Adams were over Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Clark. and are
spending the week in town with other
friends.-IIoward Clark was an over
Sunday guest OF friends in Bristol.
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mas returned to her home ct
Junction after visiting her brothe
chic Rice, for n fow days.-The
SHINE band Will meet at the hor|
Mrs. Orvis Gabaiee Friday aftern|
MT and Mrs. Moses LonEe have|
their place to Ralph Wiley and d
to move to Essex Junction the cd
fall.-Miss Phila Hall has returned
few days stay with her aunt
Bennett Hall Of St Adams. j
Grow Of Essex Junction is visiting
tlVes In town.-Miss Bernice Gleas
Bristol is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Grow,
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ESSEX CENTER.

There will be a canning demonstration
by Miss Thayer of the University Of
Vermont at Grange hail July is at 2:3o
o'clock under the auspices of the Out
look club.-Mrs. Ely Written visited in
st. Adams last week.. II. Hitchcock.
who has been i'll, Is somewhat better
Dr. F'lagg and family are in camp at
Craftsbury for a few days Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ]. Bixby spent Sunday in jefferson
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WESTFORD.

Miss Hazel Hobart of Cloverdale and
James Curtis were married at the Bap-
fist parsonage by the Rev. w. w.
White Tuesday cvening.-Gentleme 8
night VIII be observed by the Fort
nightly clug Friday evening, July IA.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. CT.
Gale.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Callfins of
Morrisville are spending two weeks
with Mrs. Smiths parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. &. Smith.-Afrs. ]. f. Allen has
gone to the hospital in st. Adams for
an operation.-Miss s. f. Ockerblad Of
New York is spending two weeks at
the Rev. =. \. Smiths
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Locke are
tanning Mr.. Locke's brother.
Locke of Waterbury.-F. G. Yor
Barre spent the weekend witt
nephew, +. b. York. Mrs. y. 3.
and granddaughter, Marjorie Toni
are visiting in Cambridge and st. ]
bury.-Marion Lamb of Wore
Mass, is spending her vacation wit
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
llnson.-Mr, and Mrs. j. II. Smit
tertalned Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Evan
children of Burlington Sunday.-Tr
ciety Of willing Workers meets
at the Grange hnll for dirrnr
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ORWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Raymond of Rut-
land are with friends in town-The
Rev. L. NJ. Isaacs exchanged with the
Rev. Mr.. Thorp of Brandon last sun
day-Dr. l.. Is. Rowe attended the
health officers meeting in Burlington
last Week.-Mrs. Josephine Duel of
Marston Mills. Mass. was in town
last week.--The funeral of Mrs. Cath
crime Coburn, who died at Hydeville
July 2, was held at st. Paul's Church
"Wednesday morning Miss Marguerite
Monger returned from Fort Edward
last week.--The Endeavor social held
in the ladies' rooms last week was
we'll attendcd.--Miss Blanche Doane is
at home from Albany, n. Y.---Maurice
Turrell has employment on the steam
er Horizon. Lake George.--Mrs. S. F.
Calhoun has returned from Brandon,
where she spent several days.-Mr
and Mrs. James Clark and son and
Miss EfTie I.ydaker of New York city
are guests of Mrs. D. W. Doane.-Mrs
Charles Purcell is with her parents in
Rutland.-Harold Fitzgerald is at
home from the Mary Fletcher hospital
The operation on his left leg seems to be
success.--Miss Maud c. Casey of
Starksboro has been in town a few
days.-Truman Blakeley moves from
the block July 20 and John Laverly
will then move the postoffice there
having purchased the block.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Charles Kingsland died Saturday Mt
the age Of 90 years lie had been III
for several months, lfe leaves u wiro.
one brother, Warren Kinssland Of
Weybridge. and two sisters. Mrs. KEEL
logy and Mrs Vanderhoof Of WinooskL
The funeral was held Monday at two
o'clock ut the house, the Rev r. n.
HaRadorn orr!eiatod, Mrs. W, NJ, Will
liza Of Worcester, Mass has como to
make Visit to nor daughter Mrs,
Jennie Pinnt.--Jack 0ott ana son. Mai.
colrn. Of Milton. returned homa yes
terday after a short visit at Adoiphus
Cuison's ,--The Ladies' Aid society
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EAST GEORGIA.

Miss Violet Goodsell OF Fairfa
tied q few days last week at the
OF Mr. and Mrs. 7. {. Leach
Willett, a member of Company
\. c.. spent Sunday at the home
sister here.-W illiam Maxheld
been confined TO tho house for tn
week with a lame back.-Mr an,
Frank Carrigan have moved
Mrs, Carrie SpauldinGs ten
house. Mr.. CarriFan expects to
on the section.-GeorEe King
a business visitor in ST AlhaE
Saturday
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UNDERHILL.

notable event of last week was the
celebrat ton July 4 of the 5Oth anniver-
sary of their wedding by Mr.. and Mrs.
+. s. Scribner of this town, which was
attended by a host of relatives and
friends The entire family was pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. +. F.. Chadwick and
daughter of Cambridge. Mass. the
Misses Gertrude and Gcnevieve Scrib-
ner of Manchester n. H, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T.. Scribner and daughter of
Underhll, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Daley of Montpelier were honored
guests. Mr.. Daley being an own uncle
Of the groom. The house was beauti-
fully decorated, many of the flowers
being given by friends and neighbors.
Tho reception was largely attended
and appropriate remarks were made
by the Rev. William Cashmere. G. II.
Hayden responded in behalf of the
groom. There were many beautiful
gifts of gold. silver and china.
The MacGibhon family held a reunion
at the old home Friday, July :. il being
the anniversary Of their mothers birth
day. All but twl of the children We're
present. L. a. MacGihbon Of Ale2a Lake
-. C., and II. c. MacGlbbon of Birming
ham, Ala, being unable to come Ten
Of the 10 grandchildren We're present. i
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JERICHO.

Mrs, Nellie Goodwin has gone to Bur
lington whore she Will visit her son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Goodwin,
for two weeks,-Mr, and Mrs Leonard
Brush of Underhill Center were recent
visitors at the home OF Lorenzo Rice
Mrs, Willis Brown and children OF JEFF
fersonvile is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, John Schillhammer,-D
G, b, Hulburd has been In Burlington
a few days,-Arch!e Perrigo, who has
been visiting relatives in town the past
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JONESVILLE.

Miss Alice King Of Bristol is visit
ing her cousin, Alice Canton.--Mrs.
Hattie Alger Of Lincoln was week.
end visitor in town.--Mrs. cynthia
Hapgood and children have been in
Essex Junction. the guests Of Mrs. E.
C. Fay.-Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Andrews
We're in Waterbury over Saturday
NJ ght to see S. +. Andrews, who is still
confined to his bed.--Lloyd Fuller has
returned to Willston after visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Full
ler.-Mrs. Marcia Sahins is visiting in
Malone.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Bruce II. Corliss of 81. Alhans
business visitor in town Friday
and Mrs. q. Il. Stimets ana daugh
Hanover. \, IL, are guests at the
of Mr.. and Mrs. q, l. Stimets
and Mrs. u, II, Rurdick of r.
motored to town Sunday and are
ing Mrs. Sarah Burdick Mrs. /
Bates is occupying her cottage 3"
rel lnn." at the SprInEs,-M
Moran OF Jericho visited Mrs.
Sheltus last wcoA. George Des
Somerville, Mass, is visiting in t,
Mr. and Mrs, NJ. II. Sheltus of
field spent the week-eo6 with Mr..
tus's parents, Mi and Mrs II. =.
tus of Canada street.-D. \ WIN
Boston is in town.--Miss Ve.niA 8
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met with Mrs. Carl and Miss
Alice Emo Wednesday afternoon
Tho Farmcrette," thrcc-act play,
VIII be given by the Girl Guides of
South Hero in Allen hall Saturday
evening under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters. Ice cream will be
on sale. The proceeds are for the Ii
brarN.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs, w. B. Pratt and
sons, Lee and Lynn. returned to
Mt. Holly Thurcday after spending a
week with relatives here and in
Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Congo
and daughter Blanche, and Miss Cath
crime Miller hav returned to their
home in Barre after camping a few
days at Shelburne pond with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Russell-Mr. and Mrs.
William Barney and son, George. of
Lisbon, y. H., are at Alfred Russell $
for a visit-Mr. and Mrs. William
Deforge have gone to Bellows Falls
for an indefinite staY.--Dr. Henlon
and family of Wardsboro were guests
at +. G. Isham's Thursday yles
Spooner of Enosburg was at L. w.
Buffers last Vocabulary Russell of
Burlington was at home oVer sunday.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Edison Turner and Mrs. Mary
Davis of Lincoln were guests Friday
Of Mrs. David Follanshee. Ralph FL
lott is at home i'll with measles.-Steph-
en- Young and family Of Port Chester,
y. Y. are here for some time. coming
by automobile 2A miles in one day
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hulburt of Monkton
and Elisha F'olansbee and family of
New Haven We're guests Sunday at Wal.
ter Young s.-Mrs. William Taft Is i'll
with tonslitis Word has been received
that Miss Ruth Follansbee is a patient
on the State suberculosis sanitarium in
Hebron, Me.-The young child of Arthur
Atkins and wife is i'll with indigestion -
Elisha Follansbee and family Of New
Haven were Weekend guests of his par
ante
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. i, u. Goodwin spent few days
last week at Milton Center. the guest
OF Mrs. L, ]. Bomard.-Miss Genie
beauregard Is visiting her aunt, MS
Della Williams.-Mrs. Jennie Bullock and
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ST. GEORGE.

NJ W. Hlnsdale was in Burlington
Last week to attend "A meeting of
health officers-W. q. Hartin gave an
entertainment at the schoolh on Sc
Thursday evening,-NIrs. Miranda
Wescott has been confined to her bed
n few days,-Mr and Mrs. Albert Cook
were In Burlington Thursday.-Dor-
othy Aver gave her arm severe
sprain Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13

VIII exchange pulpits next Sunday
morning. The senior service will be
held in tho Congregational Church
sunday evening.
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. l., A. Lodge Of somer.
Vile. N. j., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
L. e. psin.--Janes ". Jacobs OF Bur-
lipgton was the vusst Of his. parents. Mr..
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM for sale, stock, i'm
elements Above filing two barns. Hay
in the field Apply or write G. NJ Rice,
Fairfax. VT. X. +. D. 1877 ,2t. w It,
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WESTFCRD.

Tho Baptist Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs, w, w White "Wednesday after
noon for tea Miss Media Rice
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HELP WANTED.

PUPIL NURsEf, male and female.
wanted at the Taunton State Hospital
Training School for Nurses. For Par
ticulars, address Or. Arthur V. ioss'
Supt., Taunton State Hospital, Taun-
ton, Mass 50, d,w.tf
A COOK wanted at the Home for Desti-
ture Children. References required.
as wifi.
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FOR RENT.

BAJEMENT TENEMENT to rent No
buns wanted. Apply to w. V. Farr,
S3 North Union street. Burlington. Vt.
i50d,w,tf.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
Is less than u words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within - con-
secutive months.
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FOR SALE.

TWO-STORY WOOD HOTEL, mostly
furnished, in country village, twelve
rooms. bath, hot ana cold water, dang
Ing hall, pool table, big barn; shed;
Q acres land fruit trees. VIII he sold
on easy terms Il taken before Sept.
LIST. Mountain Spring House. Water
ville. VI. i56,26t,w,4t.
PIANOS ANS ORGANS for sale; bar
gains in second hand upright pianos
and organs Easy terms. Write for
catalogue and prices. ID. NJ. strong,
Bethel. Vt. i6,w,l lit.
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DEATHS
These Notices Are Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge.

BEIsEL.-On February II, 1915. KATH-
RINE BEIsEI, widow OF John BeiseI, Rela-
funeral services, on Thursday, at p, H.. at
her late residence northeast corner Lawrence
and York SITS. Interment German Lutheran
BITTING.--on February 49, 1910, HORACE
BTTNdR sHn a the and afS dSGy LYS are SHd Mary
TO attend tho funeral services, on THURSDAY.
S246 Pine st. interimhent private.
BLEYLER.-On February u, 1910, SARAH
eyer aged S2 years. RsSves ana sTIs frends Is
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday,
Jackson ST. aSF at aiS M 'fifafS MoraR csme
2FFh H wife of ESsspag John Horaa. "a SlS sH
dSshr yS6rs OF John SS AnR SBd
ftie59ds are invited TO attend Tie funeral
viewed Thursday. from TO D. m.
BOWERS.-At stone Harbor n. j.. on Feb
ruRry IA, 1916, SAMUEL Y. husband Of Cora
N, Bowers NEE MStthewsl, aged Io years
Thursday morning.
BoYD.--At his daughters residence. Mrs,
samge Ssnn o iS s sSs4 ST @ Rs fsS sts
Mary A. BOYD aged r. ysaEs Relatives tIa %
the the 2sd Regiment, ,PenhsylSanis Yoiuatsers,
and Post No. 2, g. a. r. m are Invited ito TO
noon noon, at t o CLOCK az '' the Oliver H. BSir
BUILDING 1890 Chestnut st. Interment at
BROoKEssmoRg February iS. 1910 MARIE
and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral
ssey at Ia her iaSe fesdsSee aao South sh
street. Interment private. Automobile serv-
BROWN,,---on February II, 1915, ISAAC 8;
frlends, also Col. ], w, Moore Post, 80. 80,
g q r. r. coz SI j. v MSoFs Moore eiras, eifaS, ESS No. ST.
iadiss @ Of ne q a R 1aay ere ingiyed ~ 90 attend END
Interment FernwOod Cemetery. Friends may
call Friday. from to o D. m.
BUCK;-on February IS; 1915, BESSIE K.
notice OF funeral will be given
BUNCH,-on February 70. 1915. MAE
BISHOP BuNcH. daughter OF Elizabeth
1 hg hytsd ssf % 6ad he fSSsrsi ana ss9ss
on Friday qdtsrnoon l az q 9eleSs 81 Ssnp AZ hsr
mother Tfsidenef' 0g TaIS SssfsTy Rs
mains may be viewed Thursday evening, from
1880 TIL o o'clock.
CAHNIRG.-suddsnly at her residence, l04
8. 22d ST., on February IL. 1919, LETrrIA
CANNING. Notice OF funeral later.
CANTLIN.-on February 49, 1919. JENNIE
F.. widow OF Richard Cantlin. Relatives
ana friends are invited to attend the funeral.
9ande a 5s Morris 81 soemS Rasaem s Mass
az Church q the sacred HAT sy q r6s gso sus e m
terry.
CAREY.-suddenly, at Hatfield. Pa. on
February Y, 1919. THOMAS, CAREY, aged
attend the funeral on Thursday, at 10 a. m,
from 81. stanlslaus Church, LanadAle, ~.
aasipHai iRHn fska ' $50 suial y. , trsia rom Read
iag Terminal for Lansdale. Automoeile fu-
CLIFFOKD.- Paglsbero, n. y, on Feb
raary IS. l8la EAlMA u. sld0a v Charles
hslaiis'ssss ii'ss's sai iis5as SO lusissd tiEssa
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NEW DRY" SOCIETY
WILL ENFORCE LAW
Anti-Saloon Forces Unite to
Oppose Licensees Who
Violate Statute

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Feb. ia Law
and Order Society has been organized In
MONTGOMERY County to take the place of
the no-license campaign, which for the last
two years has figured in Liquor License
Court IN opposition to granting licenses.
Francis r. Taylor, of Cheltenham, n lead
ing spirit in tho No-License League, Is
president OF the new organization, and
Attorney George wanger. OF Norrlstown.
a son Of former Congressman Wanger, is
secretary.
II was Mr.. Wagner who represented the
no-license campaign in the License Court
last year, when nine hotelkeepers lost
their license through evidence presented
showing violations OF the liquor law. The
other officers OF the organization are Jo-
seph M. Steele, OF Oak Lane, and j. Dyre
Meyer. OF Willow Grove, vice presidents:
Harry S. Hopper, OF Narberth, treasurer,
and an Executive Committee consisting
OF the Rev. o. s. Krieble, Pennsburg.
the Rev. Joseph b. C. Mackle. Edge Hill;
Allen D. Wallis, Wyncote, and Charles
Lawrence, Norristown.
There will be sane and aggressive
fight made in License Court against deal
ers who have violated the laws" said
Secretary WanEer, land i'm such COM
munitles where the sentiment Ia strongly
opposed to the liquor tranlc remon-
strances will be fled especially against
new applications. The purpose Of the
organization is to unite and keep an ac-
tive opposition to infractions of the liquor
laws rather than to have sudden and
temporary outbursts OF sentiment at the
annual session of the License Court"