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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs W. w Smith are visiting
relatives in New York State.-Mrs l.. -
Hart has returned from Fairfield, where
she spent several days with her parents
Wallace Bressctt recently had the nlsfor-
tune TO cut his foot while at work IN the
woods. The BAPTIST society Is making
preparations for their annual roll call and
business meeting to he held Tuesday, jan
uary II. at the church. The roll call and
business meeting will be held in the aft
ernoon. Supper will be served and an ad
dress will he given In the evening by tho
Rev. f., w Puffer of Enosburg Falls. who
Is said to he one of tho best speakers the
Raptists have in this part of the State.
The public is cordially invited.--A. y.
Rushford of st. Albans was business
visitor In town Tuesday.
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HILL WEST.

William Monteiih of SaskatCha wan,
Man. has been visiting relatives in this
place Mr. and Mrs. Ell Shangraw of
Montgomery village spent New Years
at the home OF Mr. Shangraw'S sister,
Mrs. John Rushford, Henry Sylvester :
barn was burned Tuesday morning about
five o'clock by the explosion Of a
lantern pair OF horses with the har-
nesses. seven lead Of cattle and the hay
and grain We're burned. also a gasoline
engine and thresher belonging to John
McGrail The loss is partially covered
by insurance--.The Misses Ruth Austin
and Mae Ready have returned to their
schools after spending the holiday vaca-
ton at their homes .-Paul Rrouillette and
family passed New Years day with re
latives in West Enosburg. There was a
large gathering at Frank Wetherby' 9
New Years day.
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GEORGIA..

will be given a tho town hall Saturday
evening, January ID II will be given
by Edward III. Frye. who will probably
impersonate David Harum. MIR. and
Mrs. +. A. Wood have Deen spending
some days in Cambridge at the home Of
+. Il. Bovden.-No services We're held in
the churches Sunday on account of the
bad roads and weather.-The roads were
in such condition Monday that Mr..
Ashland did not succeed in completing
his mail route. Some OF the teachers
could not reach the school-houses Mon
day morning and the schools were not
opened that morning -Weilington Bragg
has returned to his school in Canaan.
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MILTON.

The romans of Mrs Mary Byrncs we're
brought here Monday from burlington
for intermcrt in the catholic cemetery .--
Phlip Powell returned Monday 10 Dean
Academy in Massachusetts after spend
ing the holidays with his mother. Mrs.
Lucia r Powell.--The different grades
Of the graded school began again Mon
day with these new teachers one in the
and eighth. and one assistant in the high
chool--The Village Improvement So
cotv held very successful New Years
ball Friday evening There was n large
attendance Bcvn's orchestra furnished
the musc-Ami.ic Camp held thcir in
stallation OF officers Monday evening at
which the following officers We're i'm
stalled Venerable consul, q. y. Wood .
worthy adviser, r. O. Mayville; past
consul, NJ. T.. Austin; banker. r. y
coburn; clerk. l. A. Turner; escort. Leo
Shores; Waterman. y. Cote: sentry NJ.
W Fay; physicians. I. :. CobuIn, l.. =.
Eolcomb; manager three Years. g. T..
Mavviile Refreshments We're served ana
n social hour enjoyed Union services FOR
the week OF prayer were held at tho
Methodist Church Sunday evcuin" aud
will he hold there Tuesday evening and
81 tho congregational Church THURSDAY
and Sunday oVcningS.-II. e. Wells, who
is employed at tho meat market is NOV
Ing into Mrs. g. r. ROGERS tenement in
tn" Glenwood Bert Lyon has moved
from burlington 10 tho house he recently
bought of Joseph Parott.-Rrainard Hol.
comb is confined to the house with the
rrin
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will return to the University OF Yer
mont Friday. Charles Parker went
back Monday.--Mrs. Henry Miller is al
home after visiting her sister near Bur
lngton for some timc.M Dorothy
Wade has gone back to school at Fair
fax Twelve members of tho Sunshine
society and the Guild went to the lumber
camp Wednesday and the pastor held a
service there Charles Parker and
Harold Domino assisted with their cor
nets Refreshments were served-Miss
Mae Richardson has gone back to Mont
pelier Seminary The Sunshine society
was entertained ut the homo of Miss
Richardson New Years cvc.-Tho Rev.
Stead Thornton returned from Essex
Junction Monday afternoon. -Richard
Martin, son OF Luke Martin. is in st.
Adams, dangerously III. with diphtheria
i've topic for praYer-meeting new weeN
will hp "F,Xamples of Men Who Pray
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past week. Mrs. Frcd rcrcval return
cd from burlington Saturday night aft
ar spending two days with relatives
Miss Fanny Mr'iuns win teach in dis
trict No IT, East Jericho. in place Of
Miss luna Nalston. who has resigned
Mrs George l.. Ilulburd AND son, Lloyd
visited relatives in Hyde Park Friday
aud Saturday Mr.. and Mrs Roy liaw-
thorn havo returned To- their home in
White River Junction after spending Il
few days With her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George White News has been re-
reivcd Of he successful operation which
Miss Helen Eolgcr underwent December
Il. at st Mary's hospital. Rochester.
Mnn.-Miss Mary Shaw Of Essex has
been visiting her crandmothcr Mrs.
Sarah Townsend. Mrs Edythe Perry,
principal of the grammar school, re
turned Saturday evening after spend
ing two wcclis' vacation vt her home
in Middlctown Springs. Marlin Bullock
! is confincd by blood poisoning in his
loft hand.--Mrs. l.. +. wilbur, who has
been quite i'll with a nervous trouble,
IS much bcttCr Her nurse has returned
home Miss kathrinc Cook has return
ed to- tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. 7" q.
Rice after spending two weeks Mt her
home in bakersfield. Frank Howe has
sold his place on Church street to john
q Russell of Undcrhil. Miss Florence Day,
! who has hocu spending n two weeks
/ vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Herman pay. returned Monday to her
! school work at st. JohnsburY. Donald
| rercIval went Saturday to Rutland to
/ board with his brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs Hcbcr Pcrcival, and 90 Ia
/ school.--AIss Myrtle Algcrs Of Cam
! bridge was "A visitor in town over Sun.
dav.-,Iay shaw arrived Saturday even.
/ ing from outlook. Saskat chewan. Can.
| for n two months visit to his mother
/ Mrs Sarah Townsend, and friends This
/ is the first return of Mr.. Shaw since ht
! loft for tho far West six years ago
| Tho Woodmcn will hold public in
I stallation of officers Friday evening fol
/ lowed by dancc.-Mrs Charles Per
I cival is confined to her room by III
! ness
I Edward Rugg, who has been snendinl
! Gilbert paradco. returned Tuesday Il
/ his homo i'm Springfield, Mass. -C1emcn
! proulX has returned to his home in Bur
/ lngton after spending New Years dat
, with hiS grandmother. Mrs Gilber
/ paradcc Mrs. W. s RUEg Of Spring
field. Mass. Is spending a few week
with hcr mother, Mrs Gilbert Iarad"e
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH ALBURG.

Miss Edith Young Of Chateaugay, y.
Y. is visiting at the home of her ia
Their II. J. Young.-Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Robinson and family spent New Years
day at Perrv's Mills. y. Y.-Miss Winnie
Suddaby OF Rouses Point. n. Y, is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Edwards.-Andrew Ruff ana sister, Ger
trude Ruff, of Schuylersville, y. =.
have returned to their home after a
weeks stay N this vicinity. and
Mrs Is. Edwards spent New Years day
in Rouses Point. y. Y.-MisS Hattie Les
sor Of Burlington, who has been spend
ing some time at her home here. return
ed Monday
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MONTGOMERY.

A, the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning the subject Of the ser
mon viii be, The Silent Years of
Jesus' The address to the children will
he ON Automobiles" In the evening
the pastor will answer questions asked
nv the congregation The Guild" will
hold their literary evening Thursday
pipht when several papers will he read
and snecial music rendered The pastor
win give a lecture this month, the sub
,ect being "rhe Worlds beginning
Miss Lucille Pratt has gone back to Rur-
u,cton and Roger Pratt will return to
Alhany.-Miss Mabel Parker and Miss
Iucv Parker have returned to teach
schoo, after staying here with their
parents tor several days Robert Parker
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SWANTON.

Miss Mary T.. Dorman, who had been
in failing health for a long time. died
Sunday afternoon, aged 50 years. She
was a native Of Swenton and always
resided here. Her father. the Rev. Eben
II. Dorman. was pastor Of the Congre-
gattonal Church the first settled pastor
of this society coming here form Geor-
sia. Vermont, in 1928. continuing as pas
Tor until 1855. James. Or'n. Dennison
and Samuel Dorman were brothers OF
the house yesterday AT 80 O'Clock.
Horace Allen. who is prac,icing law at
Springfield. Mass. is the guest OF his
pa rents The books OF the public library
were moved Tuesday from the old quar-
ters in Blake block to the new home in
the Kings Daughters building. It will
take several days to arrange the books.
The dedication will take place in the
near future.-John O'Connor. who Is as
sstant station agent at ilardwick was
in town over Sunday Deputy Collector
Garvin. who has been at Depot Harbor
Ont, during the month of December. re-
fieving Deputy Collector Parker who
has been in Burlington on his annua
vacation, returned to Swanton Saturda \
night
At meeting Of the Altar society q
the catholic Church at the home %
Mrs Mary Farrell Tuesday evening th'
following officers were elected Presi
! dent Mrs. L. t.. Loukes; vice president
| Mrs j. NJ taiSsc; secretary and treas
| urer. Mrs. George Pencil: Counscllors
| Mrs Z. j. Farrell. Mrs Mary Farrell
| Mrs. NJ \. Brown and Mrs ~ f.
Carr. Light refreshments We're served
Eleanor Medor, daughter of Mr., AM
| Mrs. George Medor, who had been il
| for some time. died Yesterday afternoon
| THE funeral Of Joseph Bruso who die
| Monday was held yesterday afternoon
The public schools opened Monday afte
a recess through the holidHys.-Alrs
r. Il Brayton Of Ilaverhill. Mass.
the guest OF her brother Homer Brown
MIR and Mrs. H. ]. Brown have re
turned from Haverhill, Mass.-Lare
quantities of logs are being importc
/ by George Webster and Sons since tn
snow came. The business Of this cor
Germ has been unusually good during tn
past wear and their wood working mi
I has been fully employed for long tim'
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

School hogan Monday after n two
weeks vacation. Miss Luna Gardner
has returned to her work in Burlington
after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Gardner. Mrs clara Norton
returned to Burlington Monday after
spending the past week at her home
Mrs. Jennie Miles is M with tn" grip
Miss Marion IIigley of Richmond visit
cd her uncle A. II. lIiglcv, the last OF
the week.-Mrs.. V. 4. Sargent won tho
first prize and Myrtle Liberty tho second
prize at the whist party Wednesday,
Dec. 70 There will he another whist
ma rty in two weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06

Mildred POWELL returned to Burlington
Saturday. accompanied by her mother
who will remain with her through the
school yoar.--RaY Gris,ncr Of Burlington
was q guest of Emerson Shedd over Sun
day-F;merson Shedd returned 10 The,
University Of Vermont Tuesday evening.
MFR. aud Mrs Mark Richa rdson Of ST
Adams were guests of her mother, Mrs.
IToughaboou, over Sunday. Mrs Tfougha
boon and daughter, 1lhcrta. returned
from Georgia Saturday niRht.-!The schools
opened Monday with a small attendance
on account of the storm.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs w. c. smith were
PLEASANTLY surprised Saturday evening
,yhen their nelghbors congratulated them
an their 18th Wedding anniversary. Re-
,roshuents were served, Mr.. and Mrs.
cr,,tb were presented a china closet, {.
- nuhIoo making the presentation speech
Niss Lillian Welch, who has been
spcnding the holidays with her mo'her
Mrs A. G. Sinclair, returned 10 h''
schoo, At Springfield, Mass, Tuesday
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MILTON BORO.

Grace Wood returned TO hor schuul Sun
day.-Mr, and Mrs. William Howard Of
Cambridge and Mrs. Bert Smith Of Bos-
ton spent New Years at +. f.. smith
Misc Nellie Smith Of Cambridge spent a
few days last week with Mrs John
STANDARDIZATION Wood returned to her
- huol In Johnson Tuosdav.-G ;corgc and
Arthur StaneN returned to Burlington
Tuesdav.-Mr. ana Mrs. George Taylor
and SON Harold, spent New Years in
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for few DAYS visit, with his mother. MIR

for few DAYS visit with his mother Mr..
Flora Brantan.
About ~ young people enjoyed jolly
watch night party at the homo Of Miss
Mario Mitchell New Years eve. lro-
grcssivc whist was enjoyed, and refresh
ments were scrvcd.Mrs Emma Tagecrt
WAS IN town Monday, calling on friends
Mics Muricl Grant has returned t.
her home In Burlington after spoudinl
the week i'm town with friends. -ScVcra
or the teachers arc not present in tn,
village schools owing to illness.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Mary McNauey is seriously i'll
with liver troublc.-Miss Gertrude Brady
returned to Barre saturday after two
weeks vacations Miss Daisy }eas re-
turned to Newport Saturday after a
weeks Nacation.-Mr and Mrs Fred
Potter spent New Years day in John
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Perry or West.
ford were at Grant kcnYon's over NcW
Year's.-Mrs. Herbert Stevens enter
tained the Kings Daughters Wcdues-
day.The Missionary society viii mcot
with Mrs. w. W. Beuway to-day
Miss Rogers Of NcrEcnnes has taken
Miss McCarty's position in school upon
her resignation
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. =. +. Young entertained
a brother and family from Alburg and
friends from Craftshurv over sunday
l.. II. Caswell was in Cambridge to visit
a sister the last of the week, returning
Sunday. Ralph Southland has been at
/. II. CasWclIs for a few days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06

James Smith and Arthur Houston re-
turned to the tnlTcrsit" OF Vermont
Tuosday.-Thc annual roll call meeting
of tho Second Congregational church was
held Wednesday, Hattie Denol,
who has been spending the holiday vaca-
ton ct the home of her sister. Mrs ".
&. smith, returned to her school in
Sheldon Monday. James Williams ere
turned Monday from Montreal, where he
has been visiting his brother
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Continued ON page fouD.
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oogen 6ot 6ridt tragcn fonne.
Ser fron50iiide 9G6euO-
@eridt.
@aris, 25. sunni. ~ Der 6elte
9l6eno bonn ariees6iiremI ousgegebe.
ne @eridt lolitet:
n@on beioen lliern Der Maas pur'
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oen i'm 9nilfe Oes Cages feline Sn-
ianterie @eieHte gemeloet PIN lin.
fen llier mar in ser @egen0 oes Sii.
gels 304, Sc N}ort Somme Il. G6nt.
toncolut oie 9lrtiaerie GnBerit leo
bait tbotig. Qlm redten llfer Der.
ooppelte iic6 sic Seitigteit oes 9lrtil-
Ierieieiiers Inn 8 ll6r 9ladmittagS
IN oen 9l6iAnitten bon 6roi DC Eerre
uuo 6leurD.
9luf Dem ii6rigen E6eil ser 5ront
ionO auBer Der ii6lihen aonouooe
nibts BON 9eoeltlma Iiott-
Ger beleii1c geriht
n9ln Dem noroliden G6eile oer
8rout no6e girmuoe fouoen pedieI-
ieitige 9lrtiaerie.glttionen itoit.
9ulgaren mori1iren anf
5eopetra 3u.
5olonift %. SUM. IS miro
bier aus 5uuerIGiiiger Gueae berih-
tel, OoB ole 9ulgaren alli oas iirate.
giitb mihtiae SORT 6eapetro losmar.
idiren. Plus oeriel6en 0ueQe fommt
oic W}eloing. ooB oic bulgariiben
Gruppen oen Stub Meiio getrerBt
bo6en pelc6er aui elmer Strede Die
@ren5linie 3miiden @riediiA.Wlace.
oonien uno 9ulgarieu biloet.
,Sn Der @upa unO Ser 0ien-@egenO
iollen iib @eiedbte 5miiben EotrolIiI.
len 5ngetragen 6aben; aud meroen
Eruppenbemegungeu in oieier Sc.
geno gemeloet
Seinolibe 5licger iino in Scr Bar
oor.@egeno aftiO aepeien boben ie-
oom augc6lid5 teinen beoeitenOcn
Shaocn aigerihtct.
Gin 6ritiicb fron5oiiidcs Slug.
aeibpaocr BAT Gauuloiino 6om6or.
Oirt; @elcs wuroe crneut BON iran.
5oiiiben 9lcroplancn nit 9om6eu
6elegt
Die Gruppen ser telltoniiden Ser.
biiuoetcn 6aben i6re GperotiouS5one
oiif @oroi in @riehenlano, norooit-
lid bon Goiran oitsgeoe6nt
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glbUunrntrn, bic hen ,,9cntidjen Gorrc.
IpOnoeuicn" nidt pAutilidD cher nurearl.
mdRig erbnltru, ilub acbeten, ber Office
bnpun per IeIepbun OOcE IdlriliIIg9 Wlit.
ibelluuH Su Wnmgm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

@tpfel Scr @egeircrunq.
Ser 2cbrlins, Den scr Sriieur
Nleper neuIid cineeiteIlt bat, III ein
eroBer Gerebrer Der 9uIgoren Sc.
besmA menu er einen aunoen Gin.
Ieift iingt sr oa6u: DShdune Tr.
ritol~ y n
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81 Il did t8To o 3

YtaIer; ~Do idribt mir ELM
6reuno triumpbiereno. nSobe Ioeben
mein Sil6 brilliant perfauItl"
~glo Elm bifel idonenosr bait cr
mir oas ard mittbeiIeu t5nnenl~