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Enr state rrnna,rrer-

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for State Treasurer, subject to
the primary election June o. 1916, and ear
nestly solicit the support and influence Of
the voters Of West Virginia.
Nfprpnntowh. w. Va,
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Grafton. w. Va.

I mn a candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor Of West Virginia,
subject to the primary election 10 be held
June u, 1915, aud respectfully solicit your
support.
A. A. LILLY.
Becklay w Vn
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An Evening Echo.

Never esteem anything as OF adj
vantage to thee that shall make thee
break thy word or lose thy self-re-
spect. AURELlUS.
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900, 900 daily, to accept the figures
OF Democratic ofEiceholder.
Advocates of america first"
should get after their Democratic
representatives in Congress and urge
them to vote for protective tariff on
dyestuffs. The condition which faces
uH Is dyeBtuff famine. The theory
lB the dIBcredlted Democratic tariff
policy. II In time TO wake up!
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am candidate for the Republican
nomination for assessor Of Harrison coun.
ty, subject to the primary election June
O, 1910. and respectfully solicit your vote
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Elklns. W. Va.
For Attorney General.

I am n candidate for the Republican
nomination for attorney general OF West
Virginia, subject to the primary, June q,
1915, and solicit your vote and influence.
BIRK s. sTATHEIka.
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weston, W. Va.

Lam candidate for the nomination for
attorney general OF West Virginia, subject
to the Republican primary eleUtlon, June 0,
1916, andZwtll= appreciate y0uF=vote and
support.
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JOHN 81. KNOX.
clarksburg, W. Va.

/ am a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff Of Harrison county
subject to the prImury election to be heI4
June ., 1915, aud respectfully solicit your
support. ...
sLI,,ytou W Va
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For Secretary Of State,

Please announce that ] am n candidate
for the Republican nomination for Secre-
tary OF State. 1 WIS born OH n Harrison
County farm and appeal to the voters of
that county for support III the primary OIL
June T.
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Clarksburg, w. Va.

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for sheriff OF Harrison Coun.
ty, and earnestly solicit your support and
influence ut thu primary election, June
9TH, 1915.
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THE DAILY
NOVELET
THE CONSPIRACY.

Many man waits for ship to
come in who never sent one out
Prof. Slmp.
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For Justice of the Peace

CHARLES r. RANDALL.
Clay District, shinnston. w. Va.
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For city assessor,
JOHN D. OWENS.
For water works and sewerage board.
TRUMAN ]. LYNCH.
For school commissioner.
ROBERT MORRIS.
For council,

First ward-M1cHAEL ]. CROWLEY
Second ward-CALvIN WILSON.
Third ward-DAR1Us S. LAWNEAN.
Fourth ward-CHARI4Es L. PATTON
Fifth ward-Dr. w. d. CONAWAY.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

W. n. CONAWAY,
Commissioners In Chnncery.
q. ]. PoL1N0, Counsel for Plaintiff.
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Herzibah. W. Va.
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('larkSburE, W. Va.
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W. N. CoNAwAT.
Commissioners In Chancery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
ISLE LA NOTE.

The first meeting of the Captain
Caleb Hill Chapter of the L. s. Daugh-
tiers of 1872 was held at Mrs. II. H.,
Skeels, April 10. The following officers
We're elected: Regent, Mrs. Helena II.
Skeels; first vice-regent Mrs. r. f..
Houghton; second vice regent. Mrs. j..
X. Dooln; historian. Mrs r. II. Wilcox
secretary, Miss Josephine Lengfeld
treasurer, Miss Dorothy Hill; chaplain,
Miss Bertha Osborn: auditor, Miss
Beatrice Houghton. This chapter is
unique in that it is the only chapter in
the United States of which the organic
ing members are all descendants of one
ancestor,-Mrs, Ben Duba has returned
home from Rurlington,--AIiss Rcna Hill
has recovered from the measles, and
returned to Burlington high school,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Callaghan spent
Saturday and Sunday in town-Mrs. y.
w. Fisk has returned from several
weeks stay in st. Adams. Mrs II. II.
Skeels has opened her house after II
two months absence. -Mrs Annie Bots
ford is very ill.-Mrs. b. s. Goodsell has
gone to Montreal for an operation on
her eyes.-Mrs. f. s. Fleury has gons
to spend Easter with her son, Peter, in
New York city,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
UNDERHILL.

Easter exercises will be held in the Meth
odist Church Sunday morning.-'Miss Eva
Cady is teaching the Creek school this
spring.-Miss Helena Fitzsimonds. Ida
Cross and l.orey Gilc are at home from
johnson Normal school for the Easter
vacation. Homer Metcalfs sugar house
was burned to the ground Sunday night.
Seventy-five gallons Of syrup in the sugar
house were also lost.-There VIII be n
thank offering meeting Of the Homeland
circle of the congregational Church par
Tors Friday; tea will be servod.-Miss
Maud Clough has returned to her home
in Newport after spending a few lays as
the guest Of T.. j. Corse. -Estelle MoultOn
and Olin Thorpe are at home this week
on account of schools being closed at Es
sex Junction and Mrs IT, II. Hazcn
of South Hero were guests of Mrs. Ira
Thorpe last week. Mrs. Charlotte Abbott
and grandson, Edwin. returned Tuesday
from Bethel. where they were called by
the illness and death of Mrs. AbNotts
sister, Mrs. l.. G.. 'TraSk.-Mrs. f.. S. Whit
comb came Saturday and opened her house
for the summer and her sister, Mrs. Bates
of Burlington, will spend the summer
with her.-John Gushing has finished
moving into the house recently purchased
by him of William Burroughs.-Among
those who attended the G. A. r. and W.
r. G. encampment in Burlington were
Mrs. A. G. Humphrey. Mrs. Ella Tilison,
Mrs. G. n. StYgles and Mrs. s. NJ Palmer.
Theodore Chicoine returned Monday to
his home in Holyoke, Mass, after visit
ing several days at the home of w. II.
Gaines III. s. Read of Richmond visited
schools in ,nu-n 'rupS1ov
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20

ton AT n recent meeting Seventy-Six
Lodge elected Irving l. Chase Worship
full master. Earl Reed senior warden.
T.. W. Barton junior warden c. A. Web
ster treasurer and T.. b. Hall secretary.
A. H. Dinsmore of St Johnsbury, super.
lntendent OF the government fish hatcher
les in Vermont. was In town Yesterday
inspecting the pike-pcrch plant and visit
ed the fishing grounds down the river.
To-day he goes to Pttsford to inspect
the trout station. Only few pike have
been caught at Swanton thus far as the
run has not communicable A. HYDE,
passenger conductor on the $. j. q l.. c.,
is moving to st. Johnsbury this week.
A large number of pupils OF the public
and parochial schools listened to Profess
sor Perkins talk on birds at the town
hall Tuesday afternoon-J. II, Morrison
and family are moving into the Harwood
place.-Mrs. Fred Pencil Of Burlington
was here yesterday to remove the re-
mains of her husband from the receivin,
vault to the family lot in the Catholic
cemetery. john Kirby, lahorer, was
struck by the Ro,ises Point train north
of the station yesterday while he was
walking on the track. He was taken to
the hospital at St. Adams
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
EAST BERKSHIRE.

The Woman's Home Missionary meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs. d.
w. Paul Friday afternoon.-Carl Sears
has returned and resumed work in D.
W. Paul's store after AN absence of sew
eral months.-Miss Ora Kendall of
Enosburg Falls passed the week end at
the home of o. S. Moffatt-The Glee
club of the University of Vermont will
give an entertainment in Rublee's hall
Wednesday ewing. April &.-Miss Selia
Murray has returned to her home in
Hi West after passing three weeks in
the homo OF II. l. Jenne.-Mrs A. u.
Pond and Mrs c. X. Ward and chill
dren have returned to Richford.-Mrs.
II. n. kidder Of Enosburg Falls was in
town Tuesday, Mrs. F. NJ. Carpenter OF
Enosburg Falls is passing the week with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs t.. H. smith.
THE Woman's Auxiliary Will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs II. r.
Hanson.-Miss Helena CARPENTER OF
Enosburg Falls passed the weeh-end
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e, Il. Smith.-Mrs Lottie Powell, and
daughter, Doris, passed the week end
I'm RichfOrd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
SWANTON.

The first ball game of the season
on the home grounds was played Satur-
day afternoon between the Swanton high
school and Enosburg Falls, the locals
winning 10 to 1.-The body of Mrs. Joseph
st. Francis was buried Monday morning,
services being held at the Catholic Church.
u II. Morrison is moving into the Har-
wood house.-A tenement house owned by
Joseph Medor and occupied by Moses
sawyer was wholly destroyed by fire
about midnight Sunday night.--A few pike
are being caught in the river but the run
has not commenced yet.
Mrs. George Campbell Is seriously III.
The government boat ''Cygnet" was
placed in commission last week and has
made several trips down the river to
the fishing grounds, where things are
being gotten in readiness for hauling
nets as soon as the pike begin to run.
The entertainment Wednesday. April Il
by Norwich University for the benefit OF
the junior class Of the high school drew
fun house,. II. Morrison has leased
the Harwood house recently vacated by
II. G.. Smith.-There are nine applica-
tons to sell Intoxicating liquors in Swan
ton, one first class and eight second
class.-Miss Olive Hemenway and sister
have leased the fiat In the Carr block
fitted up by Mrs. Carr and will occupy
II with their two brothers.-The frs,
ball game Of the season was PLAYED
Saturday afternoon between the home
high school team and Enosburg Falls
Iashway field has been fixed up this
season for the use of the high school
William Borden. formerly OF this
place. but now with an ammunition com.
pany at Watertown. N. Y, recently won
second prize in n rife shooting tourna-
ment. being only one point behind the
winner--Mrs. Ralph Cutting has
leased her residence on Grand avenue to
Mrs. Barney Mullen.-Mr. and Mrs
T.. A. Suter OF Fairbanks. Alaska, are
guests of Mrs. Eva Suter.-fienry Pierce
is recovering from diphtheria and the
quarantine has been removed from the
house-P. j. Farrell has gone to Bos.
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wa; called by the serious Illness of her
mother, Mrs Hicks, of that town.
The Wideawake Mission band will meet
ut the vcstry Saturday.--Charles Jewctt
of Weybridge was in town last week for
few days, the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
Homer Clark.--Mrs. II. C. Van Nliet and
little son, Barton, have gone to st. George
to spend a week with her sister, Mrs.
Obed Clough.-Mrs. styles futile of
Newark, y. j., reached town Sunday
morning and Is with her son, Arthur
futile, and family for the present-Mrs.
Morse of Burlington is keeping house for
Walter NJ. Bal and his brother, A. C.
Ball-Tho mid-weelS prayer meeting will
be held at the vestry Thursday evening
George Eddy of Shelburne spent Sum
day with his daughter. Mrs. C. r. Cove
Mrs. Ella Burge of Ilinesburg has re-
turned home after spending a week with
the family Of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
futile, in town.
\ meeting will be held Thursday ut
Lyceum hall to consider the advis-
ability of organizing a cowtcstinE as
ISOLATION here. County Agricultural
Agent Dana will be present and adj
dress the meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Sophia. Harmon and dlugh ter,
Ni,s Janet Harmon. haze returned to
thc!r home, Hi crest. Gtter several
weeks spent in Burlington.---Thp hiEh
srd grammar schools. with all the
teachers in the high school building.
held an ENJOYABLE maple sugar soci-
aoie Wednesday, April 12-Mrs. Iuffiold
K!nNillc Is ill.-rhe Ladies Improve
nent society OF the Methodist Church
viii hold an Easter sale supper in the
church parlors Tuesday, April 20. The
sale opens at 500 p. H.. and supper
viii be served from $50 to 700 p. IN.
AIRS. Mary j. Smith has been i'll for
Three weeks.--AIi35 Lucinda Lyon was
81 years old Saturday.
AZ the mid-weck prayer service
thursday evening. the topic will be,
where Have lou Laid Him?" At the
close Of che service II Is hoped to have
meeting of the quarterly conference.
The Roy. y. q. tanks and Henry w.
Tracy. LIST, have returned from sara
tcCa. ~ g., where they have been at
tending conference. The Rev. Mr..
tanks tns been returned to the shell
hurnc charge for the coming year
There will be an Easter organ and
,hoir recital in Trinity Church Thurs
day evening. April 81, at cit ut o'clock.
The choir will be assisted by Fred Z.
Mitchell. tenor and Horace d. Eldred,
violinist
At Trinity Church this morning
(Maundy Thursday the Holy Communion
will be celebrated at ten o'clock. Evenin =
prayer will be at four o'clock. ON Good
Friday the services will be: Morning
prayer, 1o:oo a. m; three hours service,
200 to 800 p. m; evening prayer. T:j0
p. m. The three-hour service will he
conducted by the Rev. w. II. Barnes
The address in the evening by the rector
will be preparation for the Easter Com
munion.' Easter day order of service
will be: Morning prayer and Holy Eu-
charist 1920 a. m; prelude, "Elegie."
Grey; professional hymn, 10; anthem,
Christ Our Passover Mornington;
Psalms, ., 81 Ill; TIE Deum in Ct, Hop
kins: Jubiate Dec, Vincent, Hymn 1l2
sermon; offertory anthem. Christ Is
Risen" Turner; Communion Service in
L Hat. Tucker; oGfertory sentence, Skiff-
lngton; ".\gnus Del" male quartet
Adams; Nunc Dimitis. Anon; occasional
hymn no. postlude. "Testal Postludc in
c. Rockwell. At the evensong and
childrens service at 400 p. M: Prelude
at Twilight" Stcbbns: professional
hymn lis; Psalms 113, III, 1lN; ihsnitlcat
and Nunc Dimitis in +, Shipper hymn
III; sermon: carols, Christ Is Riscn,"
Harker, He Lives Forcvermore."
Bochau, Easter Bells Harker; recess
sonal hymn 1913: postludc, March in E."
Jarrett. The organ recital which is
generally given at the close of the sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
HILL WEST.

Homer Rushford of Barton has been
passing a few days with his mother and
brother, Mrs. Salina Rushford and
Charles Rushford. Mrs. Frank Wether
10y spent Thursday in Rchford with
her mother. Mrs. William f'illngin. Mr..
and Mrs G. y. Shangraw of Mont
gomery Center were weekend visitors at
the home of Mrs. Shangraw's sister
Mrs. Horatio Jewctt-Mrs. Ann Ed
rcdgc of Richford has been a guest of
her daughter. Mrs. T. H. Coan.-S T.
stephens of East Enosburg was a bust
ness visitor in this place Monday.--Miss
Clopha Bodette, who has ben quite
seriously Ill, is much improved.--Mr and
Mrs Harley Jewett Of Bakersfield Hol-
low passed Sunday at the home of his
brother. Howard Jewett-Mrs. Albert
Paronto and son, Lawrence. of E,nosburg
Falls passed Sunday at Charles Paron-
tos.-Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rushford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Rushford were
called Thursday to the home of their
son and brother, b. H. Rushford, by his
serious illness Of typhoid fever
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
RICHMOND.

John McGovern, who has been in i'll
health for some time died at his home
In Richmond early Friday morning at the
age of - years. He Is survived by four
sons and six daughters. The funeral
services were held at our Lady of the
Holy Rosary Church at Richmond.
The funeral of John McGovern, who died
Friday after a long illness. was held at
the Church of Our Lady Of the Holy
Rosary Monday morning at ten O'Clock.
the Rev. a. =. Clermont officiating. The
bearers We're G. \. Edwards, J. \. Rich
ardson. George Lucia of the G. A. r.
Post, Of which the deceased was men,
Der, D. Burke, =. L. Wilbur and Daniel
Mahoney. The deceased was a veteran of
the Civil War and had been a resident of
the town since the close of the war. He
was very highly respected man. He
was one of the oldest members OF the
Church Of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary.
!!e leaves six daughters, Mrs. Armstrong
Of New York city Mrs. Crosby of Bur
linHtcn, Mrs. GriGgs Of st. Adams, Mrs
Mahoney, Misses Rebccca and Mary of
this town. and four sons, John Of St. Al
hans. William of Boston, Patrick and
Charles Of this town. Among those from
out of town to attend the funeral We're
Thomas CROSBY and daughter. John La
vcne and sisters of Burlington Mrs. VIII
ley of Brattleboro.--Dr. X. z. Laviolette
Of Woods ock, q former resident, was n
guest IN town over Sunday.-ltomer Berry
&C Burlington was at .ha homo of his par
ents, Mr and Mrs. a. G. Berry, over Sun
da?.--AIiss Katherine Mahoney of New
York CITY was tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin l'urtell over Sunday.--Mrs l., l..
Freeman and Mrs. T.. y. Jacobs will give
q luncheon to a number OF their friends
nj the formers home Friday afternoon
Mrs, Albert Chandler and son, Austin
who have been tho guests Of her parents,
MI and Mrs. G, a Edwards, for two
wcoks, returned Monday to their home in
Bellows Tals.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Doug
lass gave a JO party to a number of their
friends Friday evening.
Miss Maud Berry Of Osdensburg. n.
Y. !s visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
+. ". Borry.--At the annual meeting of
North Star Lodge Tuesday the following
officers we're elected Worshipful mas
ter. L. r. Douglass; senior warden, c. M.
Brown; Junior warden, c. |" Brew3ter'
secretary, c. G. Austin; treasurer, A. c.
BERRY; senior deacon, William TietZ;
.unlor deacon, Charles Sherman: senior
nto,yard, H. S. Read; junior steward
II. =. O'Donnell: chaplain, Fl. r. Towne;
mnrsha!, H. r. Phelps; tyler, ]. w. Chap
man,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
FAIRFAX.

Miss Edith Conner is at home from
Johnson Normal school for the Easter
vacation,-Mrs Henry Lock went Friday
to the Fanny Allen hospital for an opera, +.
ton Of appendicitis ,--Louis Depatie and
family of Enosburg were guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !, Depatie, Sunday
&C. c. Rowland was in St. Adams Fri
day to see his wife. who Is recovering
from an operation at the hospital.--Mrs
f. c. Dow returned to her home in Bur-
lington Saturday after passing several
days with Mrs. NJ. L. Hicks.-A rep
resentative from the firm of Underwood
and Underwood OF New York city has
been in iowa the past week taking pic
lures in the sugar camp of c. w. Brush
for educational works published by this
firm.-Mrs, f. Orion of Burlington is Wis
iting her son. G. ID. Orion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20

The Sheffield Farms Siawson-Decker Co.
IL having much difficulty in digging their
large c.s,ern at their plant here. the
ground beng very soft and caving badly.
Tho Misses Byinston have let tho con-
tract to build their new residence to
Spear brothers Of burlington, who will
begin tho foundation soon.--'he select
men have posted the check list and will
meet at tie town hall for their cor:ec-
iiol on Saturday evening. May G.--Mrs.
Josio wooster has returned from the
Mary Fletcher nos9ital much improved
In hcalih.--Eoad commissioner l'oote is
trying ~; thc rate. system from Shell
burnc tcwn line to Forth Harrisburg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
GEORGIA..

At the regular meeting of Banner
Grange. No. 1885, +. of H., Friday eve
ming. the third and fourth degrees
will be conferred on candidates. Re
freshments will be served,-Mrs. Frank
Goodwin has returned home from the
st. Adams hospital much improved in
health.--Ward Post visited in Rich
ford Sunday.--C. c. Bliss and Mrs.
Bertha Cowles of Burlington were in
town Thursday to attend the funeral
Of l.. A. Post,-A. T.. Walker is visit
ing his daughter in Boston.-Robert
Newton returned Saturday to his home
in Burlington,-The upper school will
commence Monday, April "a, with Miss
Eva Macomber as tcacher.-George
Stanley was at home from the Univer-
sity of Vermont over Sunday.-Mrs
Frances Wilbur has returned to st. AL
bans.-Dr, w. II. Wright is visiting
his parents in Franklin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
UNDERHILL CENTER.

Ray Elaisdell fell from off load of
hay Saturday, striking on an upturned
pitchfork, the tines of which entered his
body through the lower ribs 1t is thought
that no vital organs We're pierced and
10 serious results are anticipated.-Mr.
and Mrs. G.. \. Terril. who have been
passing the winter months with relatives
in Hartford Conn, and Mddletown
Springs. have returned homc.--School
opened for the spring term April 10 with
the same teachers as the last term
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
"The Triumphant Saviour; address to
children, Lessons from Cocoon;
evening Sand Is weighty." Fri
day night there will be Il service in
the Methodist Episcopal Ciurch at 100
o'clock. subject The Plac. Called Cal
vary."-Mrs Alfred Provo Is seriously
ILL., Her daughter, Mrs. Frank Casa
want of Burlington, is with her.-Mrs
Hattie Donnoy is mproving.-Mrs
Harriet La Rock. who has been very
i'll. is recovering.-Mr. and Mrs Michael
Manosh are both very Ill with grip
Mrs. Hattie Swan is slowly recovering.