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Morris tribune., 1916-02-11
The Morris Bakery

At the Bakery the popular low
prices will prevail during ''Pay-Up
Week"
In addition we will give to each
customer who pays up, some present
ranging from stick of gum to fam
cy Box of Chocolates. .-
We wish to greet all our old GUS
toners at this time and many new
ones as there will be some new novel;
ties in baking exhibited.
Our wrapping system will also be
operated and your time will be well
spent in visit here.
j. A. Lime
Morris tribune., 1916-02-11
Lund's Jewelry Store
PAY-UP WEEK BARGAIN OFFERS

Ladies' Leather hand bags at 500 off. During Pay
Up Week. account of being OversOcked these par
tcular goods will offer fine assortment of ladies hand
bags at " off regular price.
Gentlemen's Watches at 25%o discount. All Is
size watches will be offered at this tremendous reduction.
Some fine 20 and rs year guaranteed gold filed
in this assortment. Better look them
Hand Painted China at 500 off. All hand painted
china will be put sale at discount of $780, You should
take advantage of this offer you may have the
pOrunity of buying such high grade goods at such low
figures again.
II. B. Lund Jewelry
Morris tribune., 1916-02-11

Pay-Up Week Bargains
Sc inch beached Table Damas regular SOC value 33c
26 inch Finetta PercaIe in Blues Greys and White
regular SC value, Pay-Up Week &C.
Boys Norfolk Suits in Blue Serge and Mixtures, Pay
Up Week, discount 2O%6.
Wells-Bros Hanson Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

Esigh tx tas esr q tas brla1 rot
u fks F0tss Leacx several tezsx have
bsez gstc1se sor tAs bsas9t q gueEts
who visit - zaseD l. sAe o5e1, szys
The EcCoE Paet
- fzg - lz Known. ttss i f5s Sra.
11oe tAzt : 5ostDa k0tsl tas zsrzageo
Tor Eleeczg s.oeD1-c,1zti0nz ca tie
roct. the zez berg % pspv61s heza
AIR rig1t n tas hez-t o. the city.
AErong fAe 1rst To Try ont lie Plan
was Niss Ora MeBrs1e. ws6eay kr0wn
sEnong Eagzzlrs i1lztEztogs. zn1 bEsas
Helen Nsls1s = ste1ogrs rner Attsr
the fz1 t'sla-s kEown fa2t tezts had
been erected ~ tte root mzzy u the
ggeEts q fse hotel 9ocke1 there. zc-
oo-DzEle1 by nsOTs1g-Dicarre .nsn,
negsJeDer DEaot0gsJherA aEd geyorr-
err.
Ths ferts are rhs. sTs kuowr Is
'ssctlcs Taey are heavy and wind
pgoes ard gre plenty of roo1n sor
ifoz cptE made q, wita estneY
blankets o zleepsns bags.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29
ORDINANCE ne. sos.

Al Or1i1z-ae amending Section i-s
TEo y ord1azncs 10. ~ q the
Ctr ct CEdeka5ha- Oklzhcna-
e L ordained " tie Mayer and City
Cozaell q the CRY Ct chickzshz
0E4zbs-a-
Section L That saetioz fw0 gzD oi
Ossizz5ce No 40 q TIE City q
ctaaEzaasa- 8kzazorns. ss and the sane
ls Aag4hT ars4naa-a TO Rad as follows.
No yesssz company or corporation
szzll e-se1 ar eanss to be erected with
II IL FE-s D1s-srt as the CITY Of
C'hscEastsz- z-T EhaasEr0a buildings. or
any buildings y structure Ct azy kind
exeeH prar1aH- nc9 exceeding ten feet
fz heAgnt1. and e12l sszs constructed
for and Esed sxtissfFssy Tor the stor-
sgs q cual zot larger il dimensions
than eight fest Ag twe8Te feet and not
axoss1sng egaf Esat II hesghf. Al high
eat 29l1t rnless both the OztsIde and
party rails thsreoE - composed Of
trsck. Et0.e cr concrete ard the roof
thersot formed q slzse. III. gravel OF
other fire p-vsof material and. provid-
~ tarfher that No wood or other con-
b2szibis material shzls Be placed upon
the oatside surface g such structure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29


<'usrsear ezpprs sI 4Jr.< rszenaf
iS-e1 y sss4 sia So v'i.Ia1 ss sc.sds.
ll8 4epa Etsal ~ fsare 1,rurs ..
Aassn Dns neli.s1 10iiass nsuss essar
~ tpsz. 2s Saselsarg. III suseat
= fDrasa ant r,s,1nsa1ie 1oun.s-.e
ilasSaarinefr " Ggsssmsargs ngwruss
ss.'usszlsa <iag siss s.sgo~s s.sss xprs,.ssr
tsf a. SJrA vsse rsissf g. SO zss +,
ls's sArs'aasak SAs 1sag syasnee .as
nasra ~ s1ggesee sor ~ .en
isfu1iF snasnr e1s1 sD-es American
eySs,rsa t0-aa1 e. 80 e1gl aoa a. as
essas'e ~ II TE 90 10 yvs~ sns a.ss
3.ssrac y sas y.sv
kns,ors t9f 6pr asnou1at q ges-
cs@aa8 tr ssla asg mlsrs tnan s.,r
ikssef ant ezasssainx Bg 81 20 .Dsa
~ &5r4 sterass <pr ri.s yssssdsrx 8
gsaafx ksaJsrts tpr ws.s tsn m.suriss
S@~''f sslsesng s'szf Asrg a.ra.as 8 T
sz.siSdss a. znersase u sges 20
80 orssr rns corresponding ss-s,s "a
fssF aa'f uzsygsalsst ~ xne ,.rree
51ss'fis'Z s's'spt ~ sasY srey1ssa yssr
sass fspsszia.s tss.zs aasaass sos
1Dr wa s1atsf161g, s.aing .uer
ssgigi,sas'g Asrger t4s etr sor sDv
'fas. snf ossrsarlsg VA A. trr.rs-s
pa1aa.ts y a. .slB.sss sr April ssss
Tn aasnehs ~ sass sn1 ~ Apra lsss
SNfs q teess fSfsas - exports ores
aarDsfrs ~ saf1s 10 80. sisaoss e.s-
~ fi's tsr~aDae ia ala1os ~ 81 ~.
~ ~ ne Dsssse a a yenr earsr
y ~ sosi smseszs. ~ ,es eesz
s'A'ssfNt stse ~ auss a. axssnse * q
Sasf cafe d. .sSSrci s@sg
Aspsssg s2v11 rts.s wa : 80 <ss.
Nasf 1Dlt aSysaeSt DG & a<,e
f'sas1safs< ~s1t . ~ insars snoss
1s'sza - glsJtSesss "a bya s1s ne
- s',snns n APPS sek tzss tesr
Efypsg@f. fhosse nee iumzre m.sy.,.
aafas n sz7z.SpgyDs,g. ~ axaanss nss
~ ssrr Sci1 aDYesasnf - sst ~ sf.e
4sae 3ssr 1s.s fseB@ssye 1olaas were
4 ~ 1nDrpFze ~ gs8e. * gSe DsD II
As't szzArat gse,z9e 80 a 1v,sl
~, Asgai sxDDsFs - zoss. si1s1s.
w, azs4nst s1s'gygSs Ia Apgst zs.
S@ar Tee ~e2tax E,sN sn,0rss
'SsS.ss,ef1 - 1915 sxsisst s<sios,
~ ~ yssrs Tn zooxsas gels ex.
''1rsA. gsS1ssj1Se "a 1914. ooHosrss
~Sta slfz,ies1oD lass yssf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29
= ~ y y q -.

'S''i.t ~ eo1isgs Espz - xst,
'@eaess nDw hoi1s soiemn sway
n ~ hearts N al ne ia1s
VIZ a1ffse re swsea girls grsss
~, Ne aos't urge yoa " fake q Va.
fas'<n 's1o sHiess yoa can raise ne
Dsiee.
y s'nD aays he always notsees TIA,
ne hsttsr Il gefs me fever clothes
~ nss6s
Al ne fpSds of conversation lead
" ss'1 nSsa = nan Il once bitten By
ihai eez1iy hug.
a snail boy IN chiekasha reports
that hs discovered white male,,
stall II = Kara. Home continuation.
hH1 soHastimes q serious family
sefaD = czaspd ~ nothing more than
ne careless act N a man IN singing
= sD9issd collar into the wrong place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29
HlsBhsre.

Thomas p Gore. the blind senator
from Oklahoma. spoke of the problem
VI interss' s5d nsury IN this country
recently - > dinner Of the New York
Credit Mems association and told the
following stOry 70 illUstrs.s practices
which Comptroller Of the Currency
John gkelton Williams had unearthed
A man down in ny own state went
into little bank in a country town
and gaye his note for $40 for three
months. The bank deducted interest
ard gave hiin $3.50 A friend noticed
he was Looking pretty thoughtful and
glbm.
What's the matter. Jackr be
asked.
~ was Just thinking said Jack
slowly, how glad an didn't give ny
note for year. wouldn't have got
cent?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29
KEEPING The TRENCHES DIR
Nate, ccct3n-zIfy >yrrrs> Ffen Pc
sitsors Whirh tss rrs<scs Are
cscSryfoS

TIE Tseneh kns1s their trenches ~
aeufcrrza1s as D9ssibls fof ne bss.sef
q ne tFoDDe csfsnx fse Nizter nae1fas
Many ~ The tsenebeg are paved and
ne water WA kept or of then b.
-pezns ~ poaes1gl tg1oDs There are
ersfa Dsts waieh have bsex ssnk xsona
me Ta0is length s1z4ce the trereaes
s1e fhs DsnDs are Ebsd 70 foree tas
water from thess pa u 80 e;s1sde.
T1e walls u The trenches are
strsngshenec WITH Hurdles 70 yreTeni
izz1sis1ez. The blttora - the tre1cnef
are carefully beaten cDwn, seYeisd ard
poyers1 with ps4ak or straw. sE1 tas
sxsthen foo4s are nz1s stronger b.
snssts q zfnc. The heating. skich IL
s1sQezts, = furnished Dy charcoal bra
zserN FARTHER back fsDsn fhe trencAes
siong the second iins, are erected ~
lie yootsn huts, bgslt with doubis
walls 70 keep CT The eol1, with sists
fcofs. ard 10 EDogt cases With 1cwerf
raise1 sb0ye fas lsysi o. the grotnd
The be1s consist u wire nsttins
stretched oyer wooden frames, with .
covering u straw packing and sgD
Dly Di warn blankets.
Ia the hBfs stOyss are furnished
FDel II very pIenfifl and easily %
talned because The Shells of The eneny
have scattered huge brznches frona the
trees and sDlinfere1 them ready fof
burning. The soldiers are given twc
go<1 meals . day. and IN the case oi
the men who are most exposed there
ls an extra ration of meat Hot drinks
are furnished. such as tea and coffee
with a fred measure of alcohol whes
tho Temperature requires IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

except such as msy hs necessary t1r
doors. window frzusE caves. z1so--
shutters. sash. peril AID steps- zrd
provided further that no bns5dinE shzr
be Constructed unless szre shall have
fire walls extending Lot less thza
three feet above fha roof ,hsreox
Passed and approved b an affirm
alive vote q a majority q all Cour-
cilmeu elected this the sssh car q
May, 1916.
Section ? An emergency is herssy
declared 70 exist By reason xhe--of Il
IS Necessary for ths immediate p-eser-
vation q the public pe4cs. heaith and
safety that this Ordnance take effect
and be in ful force from and AFTER us
passage. approval and pubiicau0a.
Passed and approved this tie 4sth
day Of Mzr. 1916.
Q. COFFMAN. Mayor.
Aitest-E G. REYNOLDS
s-zslt City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29
RECENT REMARKS

Tinifrsd Elzck-To most women
ncwadsyz lore is = rlds fssse.
Charles Ram Kennedy--I wrote nay
The Terrible Meek By direct inapi-
ration from heaven.
Louis ID. Brandefs--What we must
10 in America is not 10 attack our
Judges. bnt 70 educate them
Emperor Wifliann--A1l hostile as
sznlts VIII break 70 pieces upon the
power Of q clean conscience.
Theodore Rooseyeit-There can be
10 greater waste Of time than 70 de
bate about nondebatabIe things.
Billy sgnday--The Holy Spirit don't
sant 70 take a bath Of beer and swim
around in booze. Not on your tin
iype~-hew York Independent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

fiie remarkable blcoa tonic, which they
DfiKinatee, viii relisvs yoU q EhsBma-
nefs. Tsks .. 4. y Today. The com
Diete feeDysfr u thousands of Aanef-
e5s ~ fhs Dss ~ y. 4. y is positive
- = DIoc1 tcnfe~-a pafiaef that stores
ne tIOc1, feylfaiizes II. cleenses Il.
fnskes y DBfe ss Il Nas before 4 be-
lame Doigops1 win impDritiss s. 3. T.
xiyes u Strength ~ drive cot these
impurities the uric eel6 and organic
Deisgn aD1 with Il me Rheumatism.
yff 3 q q. et tcpf 1fgTaisrs. II YOU
1stf special a1tlce, Hflte 70 swift
gDseife 90, Atlanta. Ca
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29
Many Kinds of Rheumatism


Wteftsr Trgf tfpsbl1 - felAfea,
bs'meaHe " 'ss cfe4esg htuesiAf
fAt1feafisn. fss eeepef - ~ sans
fee nesf ifeet = ftfesR1 sks bse91
1bHt 4 ~ Di,ly wet ~ ffa ~ sysfem
~ ~ sei1, purity ne tise1 ss1 fe-
tffeiize ~ Deves ~ ~ bieos -
fget1 feng iar1s5lfi4a. Fheumaf;sn
Msst 81. Thin. h eh1ff, = fhA e4a<t
kfttwfefkN gaines W. frs aseaeAfNh
iatpfnfefsss IN tte \ y y c1mpany "a
ftiatfa Tbess fstfs hage Desn na1s
~ nfir tsefw 1sfy kD1p vasf lfhea-
tHAiism = Ihst know mat . B. q,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29


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-, = .'''s' - '@'sss'>s ss'~ Interests
=, ~ -, ','. s''z'''f ''"1f *xss+ sco&
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

wnle IT, dsan- usea-sor Il III,
anazaas - 1ie e1iissgs g,sldal1ssr .
Mere Drs~a.gss .fa.ir.s.Elsslss.sr
tsc.r WI lsEisGisaa anur Ehaa 60
ilsalBna diacassessf lau.arsez
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

AsseaIlas ssaaM s'ls - are El--1
sllae a. NJ r1s niE nnlrs ~ <iss haIllsia
nss ppssr II 5sse4nss -ner matte arf II
sgo1 .lDpE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

a. gsDa ~ : lss.s 1nnaf ~ h-g
.usa.s.s-r sie s-lus.-a ~. .t.e- s.s-I
isass : ssaalnsans snt r-.s g snus
ig~.nsa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

.s married =naz brys I'm pv- las
Lea 1aaG 1snpsrEsd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

. ne 1sE zsvEzTE w1iHs e pzs- E1rErgH
11g 2 BEND. zs-ar Say. Evv arg T1E
trent ?" Ezrd wEzE ziynr zo1rr F8r
ulhi1zHz. Pew e ns ars sEEEFE = The
r1fo-1 70 1srs EEr hsE1s HtrziEsG lg
s-rzngarz. - Ez--1sgtzr fAsE8 AEs
Esrz1z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

af,f ann1ellzsss rls rharass- rasssz
.l4s ssr1s 4alaau a. LIZ JAZZ AAn4E p
szsnae ne isas Z senius anr r,ezaisleIlez
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

T1s EsogDsr1s EzE c-sats1 s. -hE.
IL for1 uzigt1 AsTs z e1z<erasr-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

Tbs zaz. w1as w0Eai1 De 4 8sa6s-
rnnsz 2erer kssT - -roeaaEsr1 EEH-
ing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

The highest spot cash price viii b
paid for soma clean cotton rags deisv-
cred at once 70 the Daily Express a.
ice s-siu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

IL AnrlaE uzEn lE me VIM usVgH III
u 'zils 1slzsaeaBlnr n L 1sn,Lls nr- Ei1Esx
liz LEI Ess=A1slr c1ulsf E-uum1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

.rf n1lghrF cuTpslis1z - nErs dug
zE1a1tnacs Lns E--1rEz Il ruuvanv ~
issf11sEs even 1nDrgr EgE ~ 1n : ltsanE
1ssir Eag VII bDv v1ls1 E-y.-cJ
c1rsz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

Ia uoE sraezaFs t8gx ID 1safrsra-
= tns EElss u kEa1 Elras-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

a @AiLfn tfizE 1uvgz-iIiifT sTEEH-t.E I nE
q H7'=-lA Eu-v u Ms II p-mH.r rlzIs
1-zr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

AisavzErE AE @kM uiIsr wi11zssz ing rrxvaiE
nllissr -l1s nz=1 gifsar ~ szssE nm ar
~ In zsEf1z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

Red r. q Danger Eagzz4 IN . rsZI
-ra1 x : -sazE zoBs aaa Z Eo-.s- 4
r1sek
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

WANTED Clean cocoon rags st sns
Daily Express Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

-rE~ DssliswH @uEr nrr.nt1w n nmmt
enough mr. 4 nns W -nE 4 Hn.E nDs
Ri gslzrs Einsar ny sAzmE E-zaE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

Subscribe Tor the D4ny Ezprss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

lr Hznup11E 3 ilnlgf.E-1r : lzrEz 7zEsIE-El
L euH Vz1sr zE-uEI uTss ia mgr
naanE WI Giunar ILtv'EvT 7I-uvE sfHa.
-zvz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

EsTs-T-1tsE frs-le-tzy lay -As-z-
ss'res osser 10 1aserrsry by oTsrzez-
ing f2aar rGrt-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

SunAs fliik Ez -ns l1aa -fsz- sr-s-F
nng rfIGt fzzsfa ar 1nsn n 3 ss-3rl1H
bsAs- T1sy AisuIiiE remember Ia nl1
sa7ang The h.-1 "a Tu-Hs 11an -ns
uisa4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

- 1r 1ss1 4 1nE ar-E--nlIls E1ll
-lil's- 5EAaE ErF wEEs nErH raEnA-- 1s=L
ilE nuurT En1 1sssE rn x-nnlsHunss
21isf. "a EDr v1nzli1 ar u-nsr El1lniE.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-29

- = ! - - - D-sf --@ " la
: -'-A -
.. - - :. = : -''s = a-s .
- : --'''1 = Al-1- r.
- -z-l -1' s-- s'1--A--
- - 80 We r ssahsr
n--sR --f@r K@s'z - s''o-'aaElr1 E'a1t'
s~e tg--1- l1 = sAlS'
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23

few days last week, leaving here satur-
day morning Mr. and Mrs. e. r.
sheldon were in Highgate nearly all Oh
last week visiting among friends.
owing to other attractions the same
evening the special meeting OF Martina
Washington Chapter, O. II. S, which was
to have been hel elast night was cancer
led The regular meeting occurs Decefn-
her f.. For the same reason the harvest
supper at the Baptist church has been
postponed to Friday evening. There Will
he business meeting of the Woman
Auxiliary of St Matthews church IN the
parish house Thursday evening at eight
o'clock.-W. l.. Gardner motored to st
Adams Friday with his mother, Mrs. d.
NJ Gardner his sister and son, Mrs. IL
j. Mears and Gardner Mears, and MISS
Elizabeth Bell as passengers Mrs. w.
Il. McFeeters was a visitor in Buring-
ton over SundaY.--Mrs. +. 6. Farrell Is
ill.--4Miss Aura Kendall has returned from
Montpelier where she has been for a
few weeks and is assisting in the ticket
office at the staton.-A Davenport, Wash,
paper of October 10 has the account of the
| dedication of a new Methodist Episcopal
| Church in that place, costing $4,000. with
every dollar raised. The pastor is the
Rev Fred r. White, a former pastor of
the Methodist Church herc.--J. Kent Per-
| Icy returned Monday evening from Mass
achusctts, whcrc he has been overseeing
tho harvesting Of cranbcrres on the hogs
of the New England Fruit company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23
UNDERHILL.

Daddy Long Legs, a comedy IN four
acts, will be presented by Marion Hertha
clark. inlpersonator, December I. at q.
A. r. hall under the auspices of the East
crn Star-The Camp Fire Girls will give
an entertainment at the Congregational
church Darlors Friday cVeninC.-Mr. and
Mrs Foster :. Dow of stowe are spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. a. II.
Packard DIR. W. Scott Nay was in Bur
linston Tuesday.--Mrs. s. NJ. Palmer IS
in. Miss Emma Edwards and Mrs. Maud
Thurston left Saturday for st. Augustine
Fla. where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Francis Edwards has gone to Bur
lmgton. where she will spend the win
ter with her daughter. Mrs. NJ &. Bessey.
MI and Mrs charles Scribner spent
TUESDAY in Burlington. DIR. + r. Hunt,
VI. p. Osgood and Melbourn Gallup at
tended the Vermont Mddlebury game at
burlington Saturday. Mrs. D. F. Hack
cit and daughter. Lorraine, of Boston,
are spending few days as the guests
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. G., Hum
rhrcy.~-rhc Ladies' Social Union held a
business meeting AT Mrs. Scribner's Tues
daN afternoon f. q. Nealy was a visitor
in Burlington MondaN.--fieorge Flynn.
Ralph StyGics. John Mahlc have each
succeeded in getting deer Mr.. and
Mrs. CasSius Woodworth are the parents
Of grl. horn last week.-Mrs.. NJ l..
Mashburn Of california was the guest Of
Mrs Ella j. Whitcomb over Sunday
A. Irish has moved into the residence re-
Gently purchased by him Of T. H. Brown
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23
RICHMOND.

George Lucia, the we'll known contrac-
tor, and tor Is years a resident of Rich
mond. died Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock of pneumonia after an illness OF
not quite a week. He was IS years Of
age. He was veteran of the civil War.
Besides his wife. who was Nellie Ather
Ton, he leaves son. Henry Lucia of this
place, and a daughter, Mrs. O'Bron Of
Burlington.
There was a good attendance at the
illustrated lecture on Water Wonders,
given by W. A. Bentley in the new tho
atre Monday evening The Grange held
a regular meeting in their rooms Monday
evening Mrs. Clayton Summers, who
has been visiting relatives. in town
the past week, has returned 10 her homo
in Canton. y. Y.-Justin Gloy is confined
to the house with the grip.Mr and
Mrs. Frank Balch entertained the ALI
| Round club at their home last evening
Arthur Worthier who was taken to
the Mary Fletcher hospital several weeks
! ago for a fractured leg, has returned To
his home Miss Kathrine Lavelle OF Bur
/ hngton is the guest of her parents. MIR.
and Mrs p. Lavelle.--M p Dimick is at
! the Fanny Allen hospital, where he re-
Gently underwent an operation.-Miss Eva
Berry of Burlington was the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Berry,
over sunday.
Funeral services for George Lucia, who
died Tuesday evening after short i'll
ness with pneumonia, will be held at his
late home Friday morning at nine o'clock.
with burial in Essex Junction. The Aid
Circle of the King Daughters will hold
a special meeting Friday. Dinner will b,
t