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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-02

Bailey, who was driving the machine. no.
ticed some discs in the track which ne
tried to avoid. but finally stopped to learn
their nature. He found they were roofing
nails, in tho tin caps used with felt root
ing, two of which were driven through mis-
tires He recovered s. within distance
of fourth of a mile. evidently placed with
the intent to do" the autoists as they
were in the track right side up,-,J \.
Harvey has sold his residence at the head
Of North Main street to j. G. Kittel #
West Enosburg, who is moving in. having
rented his farm.--The barn on the Jcnni-
son farm. near East Sheldon, was burned
Monday while the tenant, w. a. Gilbert,
was away with a load of goods moving
his family to the farm Of Mrs. G.. r. T..
Best near this village. \ bucket brigade
saved the house. which was threatened.
The farm had been recently sold to ITa'-
old Sherman of Bakersfield, who was
about to move MIR. and Mrs Myr0n
Hckok of Georgia and Mrs. Hattie Hud-
son Of Warren were recent guests of NJ.
and Mrs. w. S. Judd.-Miss Eta Canning
Saturday went to Charlestown. where she
was called by the death OF rela tive -.-
Miss Mildred Libby has resumed her po
sition in the post office after q vacation oi
IL days In and around Boston.-Dr. and
Mrs L. w C1ough were in St Albacs
Monday.
The state auditor and candidate for gov
ernor, Horace +. Graham, of Craftsbury
was in town Tuesday. He went from here
to Lowell by automobile, accompanied b..
MIR. and Mrs. W. r. McFeeters and En-
NETT McFeeters, and spoke at 4 rail-
there that evening. w. u. Tiff has move'
from the farm at East Franklin, whicl
he recently sold to reter Feldman of Rtch
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject at the Methodist Episcopal
Church SUNDAY morning will be "Th.
Light Of the World" address to your =
people. "A Bible Hero evening. The
Penitents Gospel Tho Sunshine society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet with Mrs. Donald Cassavant Sat
urday afternoon.-Miss Elizabeth To-
ham has returned from her visit to rcla
tlNes in New Hampshire. Mrs. +. Roberts
spent several days with her sister, Mrs.
Wane Combs, at South Richford last
week John Wager moved into the +. s.
Pratt tenement, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Lottie Bakcr.-Mrs. W. Downey went %
Sutton last week to visit her sister. Mrs.
Henry Murray, who is undergoing treat
ment by DR.. McDonald.--Mr. and Mrs.
Pomeroy and Miss Marion Gilbert OF Nest
berkshire called on friends in town Mon-
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JERICHO.

n Halloween party was held in tho pri-
hry room Tuesday afternoon at go
block in honor of three children who
J. to leave school presently, Grace
Iurston and Laura and Warren Cadv.
Se room was prettily decorated for the
k,asion, the decorations being furnished
Mrs Stevens. In the games prizes
|re won by Evelyn Davis Of the first
ade, Harold Pettinggill of the second
|ade and William Sturtevant Of the third
|ade The guests OF honor wore caps
'operly decorated for the occasion. At
+ close each child received Halloween
st-card. a souvenir from Mr.. Stevens.
Mrs James Mclaughlin has gone to
|blonc. n Y. to visit her parents
RS James Casey formerly of this place,
at the Fanny Allen hospital for an
Grafton for appendicitis Warren Day
taking two weeks vacation from carry
& the mail James Stafford is substitute
b Thomas Adrian was in Essex Juno
bn sunday.-Mr and Mrs, Lester Cook
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HUNTINGTON.

and Mrs. Goodwin SpauldinE ~
rho visited relatives in town tho last
he week.--Mr. and Mrs I. l.. Morse
|JeAersonville came SUNDAY TO visit
parents. Mr. and Mrs g. NJ. Norton,
returned with them to their home
a weeks staY.-MrS. Eliza Collins
lived shower Of post cards on her
birthday October CT. w. johnson
family we're in Burlington Saturday
/. and Mrs. F. y. F'alby and Miss
Ia l'alby were in Burlington Mon.
rs, +. z. sherman, Mrs. f. G. Place
David sherman went Friday to Mort
|tland to visit their aunt Mrs. Ellen
kchard. going from there to Windsor
tsit Mrs. Sherman's son. Arthur, who
Is in lage machine shop at that
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EAST FRANKLIN.

William Dixon, a resident Of this place
for many wears, died Sunday night. Flu
neral services were held Tuesday after
noon.--I .aurence Chagnon, who has been
at West EnoSburg for over a year. has
returned home Harland Hoadey and
family were guests at the home Of F.. w
Olmstead SUNDAY. --Lucien Wilson OF
East Berkshire was in town Saturday. -
Mrs Homer Whitman of Rchford was a
recent guest At the home Of s. r. Whit
MANN \. Rember went to Montreal
Saturday. Miss Marcia Broe was at hone
over Sunday. Mrs. William Stafford, Miss
Wilma and Master Horace passed last
week "A F,nOshurC Falls
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The farm buildings of Waldo NJ. A rm-
strong east of this village were entirely
destroyed by fire, with the exception of a
garage and poultry house, Friday night.
Fire was discovered about $50 o'clock
in an open shed between the house and
barns and rapidly spread to both. Live
stock in the buildings was all saved, as
well as considerable of tho household
effects. No farm machinery was saved.
The loss is estimated at around IS oo0.
with insurance of about $4,000. The
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WILLISTON.

Kings Daughters circle met vita
Wallace Chapman Friday afternoon
b Rev. Dr. c. y. curtis, who has
away on his vacation, returned Sa:-
k.-NIrs Arthur SIENNA. who spent
|days of last week in Hineshurg. has
! med The Ladies Union Aid society
with Mrs. Walter TarhoN Wedne5'
MIR. Mohbs has been engaged by J.
hedv at North Williston and move
Family there Monday. Mrs. Lucin Id
X. who visited friends in town las
h. has returned to her house in WeH'
hey. y. tt MIR. Mace has moved t.
tngton. where he has a position. --
Addison Smith has rented his farm
talter Osborn and Mr.. Smith is NOV
Into his house here in the village.
4 Mildred Morrison Musical company
give an entertainment IN Universal
all tLiS evening
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Stearns. who was badly burned
about the hips and back about week ago,
is recovering The child. who is about
two and one-half years old, sal down in q
pail of hot water that had been left OH
he floor for a moment. --Slr and and Mrs
f. H. Field OF Santa Barbara, Cal. form
or residents, who arc spending severe
weeks in Charlo were in the east part
of the town last week calling on ole
neighbors and relatives. Walter Horsforl
and Henry Lessor have gone to Danny t.
work picking apples.--I.ewis y. kello6 q
| is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Kellogg Mrs. W. T. Horsford anc
! little daughter went to Dandy Friday
| to visit her sister, Mrs, Guy Baldwin -
Mrs. William Trap, who has been visit
ing her stepmother, Mrs. Harriet Lyman
returned 10 Burlington Sunday afternoon
| MIR. and Mrs. William Dupre Of Nsf
gennes were over Sunday guests of M
and Mrs. Eugene ShortSleeves. -Frcdcri
! Thomas is suffering from splainr'
ankle the result Of being thrown from
| sulky plow.-Thc Ladies' Aid soc!.ty -
| the Baptist Church gave n harvest 50
ciable Wednesday evening at the pa
| Sonagc SUPPER uas served from six +
eight o'clock.-Mrs j. r. Tagrart, who il
I'm, is improving. She is suffering will
hemorrhaGes from the noso.-Erast q
Dart of Sac city, Iowa who is making
round of visits among his relatives her
is the guest of his cousin. f.. G.. Dart, a
present Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van Vile
and little son, Barton, spent Saturday am
Sunday with Mrs. Van Nlct's parents
Mr. and Mrs 4 r. Miles al Monkt D.
RidGe.-Mrs. Homer Farrand of Bakers
deld is with her daughter. Mrs. +. W
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

me annual meeting of the Village I'm
nroNement society was held Monda y
afternoon with Mrs. D. Nj. johnson About
~ members were present Officers were
elected as follows President. Mrs u. Nj.
Johnson; e-presdent Miss Eva Tar
box; treasurer, Mrs. T. W. Baldwin
secretary, Mrs. r. o. Mudgett: executive
committee. these four officers and MR..
y. A. Beeman, Mrs. A. r Rugg, Mrs.
Frank Tyler. Mrs. F. n. MAY. Mrs. l." G.
Atwood Mrs. A. P. Lonercan and Miss
Mary Wright Committee for cemetery
Improvement work. Mrs F. NJ Wedg-
wood. Mrs l. F.. Huntley and Miss Eva
| Tarhox. The receipts from the recent
sale were about SO Al the close Of
| he meeting tea was server. the hostess
being assisted by members Of the execu-
tive committee. Miss Tarhox and Mrs
Rugg. Miss f. II. May poured.
The Rev. and Mrs Lock we're eurprised
when being called from the church to the
parsonage IN friends greeted them or
| tho 18th anniversary os their wedding
| Music was provided by an orchestra. Ar
event NJ the evening was speech by
/ Guy Tcck, who presented Mr.. and Mrs
! Lock with a handsome toilet case con
| tanning a sum of money, also bottle
! alarm clock. Refreshments we're served
! AZ the close OF very peasant eve
ming.
! All persons interested are invited &c
Wow the children's products at the schoo
| fair at the school building in Winoosk
| Friday from eight to nine clock in the
morning and from $50 to eight O'Clock
| in the evening. All are also invited Il
att end the tea chers' meeting. The pro
| gram promises to he valuable to all in
| terested in school work
The sophomore class Of the high schoc
has elected officers as follows; President
Margaret Goyette; vice president, Philil
Guild; secretary and treasurer, Trtc!
Teachou The officers Of the FRESHMAN
| class are: President, Pauline Davenpon
Twice president. Walter Woodruff; secre
! tarY and treasurer Bernce Tyler.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Frank Scribner has sold his place to
a bel Mason and moved to Greenville, Nc.
DIR. q. S. Clark has bought out IN !,
practice and residence of DR.. n. s. He
rick al Richford and will practice there
Or. Clark was for nine or 10 years "a
resident of this place and has many friends
here. Joseph Sylvester has rented the
farm Of w. J e. +. S Wright and taken
possession. Howard Lumbra has moved
from their farm into rooms at ]. W. Row
ley's. Joseph German has moved into
the house Of Levi DeSautelS on Church
street, which he recently purchased OF
the George Porter estate.-Emile Rossier
Of NeWport was in town over Sunday.
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hi have moved to Henry Pratts
The monthly temperance meeting
the auspices OF the W. g. 7. u. will
I'D in the Congrcga tional Church sun
evening. Henry Washburn. who was
lily injured in an automobile acci-
is improving. The five-year program,
g northern Baptist convention was
in the Baptist Church Sunday morn
1.-The Grange program for Saturday
be: Opening song. grange; orchestra
i. James NNhitcomb Riley, Sue Smith.
I, j. W. Riley, Mrs. Laura Severence'
the Rev. W. W. smith; discussion
tch Is Most Profitable, s75 Invested IN
! Hens. or Sheep" orchestra; rcclta'
Marjorie Carey: vocal duct, Mar
Il Wolcott and Anna Smith; Echoes
the Dairy Show by People Who A.
Il oh crs
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The funeral Of Mrs Bertha Spaudins'
Gilman, who died at the Fanny Allen
hospital Sunday, was held at the
church here yesterday at two o'clocH
The Rev A. II. Sturges of Underhill of
ficiated,--L. T.. and j. $. Manley of Hyde
Park spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs,
Henriette Carpenter.-Mr. and Mrs, IT. c..
Ryan have returned homo after passing
several weeks with relatives in Hunting =
ton.--Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Hunt was in
Burlington Saturday. Mrs Charles Cox
of Morristown was visiting in this place
last week.-tMr. and Mrs II A. MaXfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Worthey and L. A. Warham
81 johnson passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs H. l.. MaX0cld,
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RICHFORD.

Dr. II. 5. Herrick has sold To DR. G
8. Clark bis practice and home on
Province street DR., Herrick now plans
to remain in Richford and Or. Clark will
take possession of his home and bust
ness December l-Mr. and Mrs. J, F
Kelley have gone to visit at the home
of their son. Or. Idnwood Kelley, in
Manchester, MIR, and Mrs. Max l.. Powell
Of Burlington. Mrs. William Spring of
New York and Mrs. Lucia Powell OF Mil
ton visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
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ST. GEORGE.

There will he Halloween entertainment:
and sociabe al the school house this eve.
ming Mir. OClairc OF Sholburne, who re-
Gently bought Mrs. Kate Ishams farm,
takes possession November IN. w.
Iiinsdale and son. Clark, spent Saturday
in Burlington.-O. +. Clough was able IA
return to his work in Monkton last week.
Earl Aver is in Charlotte. where he ia
earring apples. Mrs Albert Cook ant
daughter. Mahala. spent tho week lend In
Churlotte with mar
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ALBURG.

Mrs. Heman Marvin died at her late
home Sunday morning after an illness Of
several months. Besides her husband she
leaves three children, Mrs. Latchaw ot
New York city, DR. David Marvin OF Essex
junction. Or, Royce Marvin Of Lion Noun
TAIN y. Y. besides several grandchildren.
The funeral was held At her late home
Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock. Miss
Frihhon's concert and play given in Loci.
wood hall Friday night was we'll attend
ed Miss Eliza McNaIly of Swanton was
! in town Friday nicht.
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FLETCHER.

News Mas received sunday Of the dea ~
Of Mrs. Curtis Gilman at the Fanny Allen
hospital where she underwent an opera
ton about week ago.-Sylvester Adams
is seriously iil.--Ihe many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Hooper gathered at theit
home Tuesday evening to help them eel
citrate the ;nth anniversary of their mar
riage.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Stebbins have
gone to St. Adams, where they have en-
Observation-Disclosures Brush will carry on
his fathers farm the coming year.
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WEST MILTON.

bitter spear ond mother of Svantou
at Earl Slocum's Saturday and sun.
-zenath Wood has finished work fot
lord Thompson and will move ="
hgheld Mrs Alexander NcNally and
Amos Hill visited at G.. T. O@good s
Jay. Henry Mavvilles health remains
h the same.-Mrs Lois MAYO Of st.
ms was a Henry Mayville's recent
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Chester +. Durgln. a son Of Mrs
6. p, Waite. and Marjorie Beatrice. a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Wells
were married Wednesday afternoon,
October q. at the home of the brides
parents. the Rev e. S. Nradenburs off,
ciating. They Will make their homo on
the farm of Mrs. Waite in BordoVi!le
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WEST BOLTON.

MI and Mrs. Howard r. Fuller are r.
reside at Jonesville, where MIR. Fullei
has employment on the railway section
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Continued on paEs four).
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

W. W. McClaine and son Clarence, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irwin Campbell, OF
Charleroi Pa, and Mr.. ]. Stanley Tuttle,
of New York.
Representative Jeff McLemore of Texas
was married Wednesday evening at Gal
weston. Texas, to Miss Fannie May Clark
daughter Of Mrs. Emily L Clark. widow
Of Joseph Clark, an old and prominent
Galveston family.
After the ceremony the bridal couple
left for Mobile and Pensacola to spend
their honeymoon, and later will come to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank osgood McCleary
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Dorothy. to Mr.. Henry Martin Hamilton,
Of Newcastle, Pa. The wedding was SOL
emnized at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, December "a, at the home Of the
brides parents, nj street. the Rev. C.
w. Whitmore, brother-in-law Of the bride
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will
be at home after January Is at Newcastle
Pa.
Miss Josephine Margaret Anderson.
daughter of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. r.
Anderson. was married Wednesday to
Mr.. Benjamin Butterworth Dowel The
ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock by
the father of the bride. There were no
attendants and Immediately after the
ceremony the bride and bridegroom left
for a wedding trip. They will be at home
after January 5 at Kanawha and Con-
necticut avenues.
The marriage OF Miss Jeanette Ashton.
Of Grinnell, Iowa, niece Of Commander
Waldo Evans, U. 8. N, and Mr.. William
7. Sherman, of Chicago, took place We'd
nesday evening at Newport. The bride
was given away by her uncle and the
ceremony was performed by Chaplain
Charles N. Charlton, U. 8. N. Miss
Katherine g. Knight, daughter Of Rear
Admiral Austin NJ Knight, U. 8. N, and
Miss Anne Swami Hubbard, of Boston,
were bridesmaids, and Mr.. Frederick
Little. Of the Harvard law school, was
best map- s.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

ding will take place late in January
AZ the Boston residence of Miss
Thackara's aunt, Mrs Paul Thorndike
Miss Thackara is a granddaughter OF
Gen William Tecumseh Sherman.
The engagement OF Miss Louise
Marie Cannon to Mr.. Louis Joseua
Wahl, OF Washington. d. c.. was an
nounced In Spokane. Wash. last week
Mr. Wahl 10 a prominent attorney
Miss Cannon is the daughter of MI
Edward J. Cannon, division counsel OF
the Northern Pacific. formerly Of St
Paul. The wedding will take place in
February.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Martin an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Katherine MabeIIe. TO Mr.
Leonard Clark. The announcement Mt
was made last week at a dance at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Martin entertained
q company Of young people.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

Mrs. Baker will continue her regular
Wednesday receptions throughout tn.
season. q = E7E-
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
McAdoo will not receive on New Year
Day.. :. ..,.-,.. ...E =,
The Attorney General and Mrs. Gregory
VIII; not receive tomorrow, but Mrs
Gregory win be at home wednesdays in
January. -. 81. s. - :
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burjeson. are In Texas for the holidays
and there viii be no reception at the
surleson home on New Year Day.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will receive tomorrow afternoon
from until o'clock. They will be as
sisted by the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt,
the chiefs OF the bureaus of the Navy
Department and their wives, and a num-
her of other friends. There will be dane
ing for the young people during the aft
ernoon.
The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston will not receive on New Year
Day. as they will be moving into their
new hove In New Hampshire avenue,
Mrs. Houston will not observe her
Wednesdays at home until the latter part
Of January.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Redfield will have no New Year recep-
tion. but Mrs. Redfield will receive on
Wednesday afternoon.
The Speaker of the House and Mrs
Champ Clark will receive on New Year
Day, according to their custom, from S
to O'Clock at Congress Hall.
Mrs. Van Devanter, wife of Mr.. Justic.
Van Devanter, will not receive tomorrow
afternoon, but will be at home the other
Mondays In January.
Admiral Frederick B. Harris and Mrs.
Harris will give a dance in honor of
Miss Reeves Harris, a debutante Of this
season. on Tuesday evening, at the Play.
house, instead Of in their own home
$40 Massachusetts avenue
Admiral and Mrs Harris will entertain
at dinner January II in honor of Capt.
and Mrs. Louis Magill
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran will give
large ball tomorrow evening In honor
Of the chief Of staff and Mrs. Hugh L.
Scott.
Mrs. Joseph McKenna. wife of Mr..
Justice McRepna, will not be at home to-
morrow, but win receive the following
Mondays In January.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY DEcEMBER 81 1916

Bsrdroff. Margaret walter. A~nes
Walter. Edith Hammsi, Cscils Van
poueks, Dorokhsa sobotka, Louise 60
botka, Ruth stringer. Doris strineer,
Elisabsth Ha1tz, Ksther3ps epsngier,
Frances Russell. wanda Pearson.
Louise Hess. Hslsn Mullen. Dorothy
Mullen. Lucy DeLoss, virginia Ale,
Josephine Duffsy. Bsrn,ce Wali. Marie
Redman. virginia Ellet, Bertie Hern-
dom. Margaret Van SAINT, Merriam
Bushy. Ruth Heilmuth. Doris schlegei,
Myra Burnap. Ruth Constantini, lone
Hawks. Marion Ostermayer, Frances
Drew. Mary Margert Perkins, Tacie
Luckett sally Tennyson. Alice Jacobs.
Billie Laws. Mary Dunworth, Frances
Dunworth. Margaret Dunworth. Mar
gerry Hicks, Audrey Flack, Mary jayne
Isemmes. Muriei Barkley, Marion BARK
Hey. Laura Louise Barkley.. Elisabeth
Walsh. Mae Esteriy, Carrie Jones,
Florence Caldwell, Adalaide Farraher,
Florence Barber. Virginia Ward,
Frances Bickle.s Anna NARROW Conck-
lin, Elizabeth Schenberger, Katherine
Walker, Margaret Canton, Olive Nc
Clintic. Mary MccIintic, Genevieye De-
Catur. Evelyn Mathews. Jewel Hawks
Anne Loween Thompson Mary Jane
Thompson. Helen Gertrude Finkel and
Dorothea May Finkel, and Messrs
Sam Iden Thompson. Allen virtz. will
lam PIunkert, Killer Royse, Harry
Royse. Mark Coles. Frederic Matson,
Alfonso vanpoucke. Bertrand Richter,
Gilbert Stringer, George. Hebbard,
William Russell. Percy Russell, Felix
Morrison. Buddy schlegel, Donald Dud-
ley. Karl Ballenger. Robert Petzold,
Holbrook Tennyson. Timothy Dun
worth, John Dunworth. Charles Baum,
Roger Vanpoucke. Kent Loonis and
Earl Sangster.
Lieut.. John Holmes Magruder. q. 8.
N. entertained at dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club in compliment to his sis
ter. Miss Natalie Magruder. The other
guests included Admiral MCGOWAN.
Commander and Mrs. Stephen Rowan.
Mr.. and, Mrs Charles r. Wilson. Miss
Alys Downing, Miss Alexandrine Fitch,
Miss Ethel MacMnrray. Lieut.. Robert
Griffin. U. 6. n. and Mr. Clarence
Dean.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
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