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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

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D!rI 10 HEpOUT no PEOPLE
ON AFFAIRS pE' NATION

Frcsiden, Wilson roS. go speak amid
applause. He declared hc WAS CON
scious OF balm. II truant from WASH
inSton. hut that he fcl; ii his duty to
report to tho people on the affairs Of
the nation. He added II" got more in
spiration outside of Washington ;han
inside il.
believe in peace love peace I
would not hc - true American il |
did not love peace. hu, know tina,
peac" costs something. That The only
way YOU can maintain peace is to
enjoy the respect Of everybody with
whom YOU deal. ANA while. therefore.
can subscribe to every desire which
those fine people have who are counsel
ing us against assuming arms in This
country. must ask them to think 3,
second time about The circumstances
under which We are liviag
There are other counSclors whose
sources Of counsel is passion. II is NOT
wise nor possible to guild. national
policy under the influence of passion
would he ashamed Of the passion of
fear. and would try To put the passion
oil aggression entirely aside in advising
IN? icilow-"itiaeus what they should
do AT any great crisis OF their national
life
America does not desire ANYTHING
other than freedom, Justice and right
conduct
II know il is not easy when the
world Is running red with blood: II is
haid 10 keep the Judgment cool When
men ar" suffering and Offering IN
heroic SACRIFICES, il is hard not TO lie;
the passion Of sympathy take proceed
enc" over the GOODNESS OF Judgment.
hut. while ! can understand the excite
mcni OF the mind which these circum-
stances have generated. would not
like them I" guide the decisions of the
government. | ann glad that, The sol
dicrS and sailors OF The United states
nay" professional enthusiasm. bu, 7
would not Hike them TO run away with
m" any more than would like The
passions ANA scutimcn, of my fellow
r"unirNmcn =" yUu away with mo
White we admire their duties we must
square Their iudgmcn; with other
standards than the professional stand
ards.
ut 10 limo we attempted al any rate
to apply. Tn" standards of our own life
to national defense. What do we wan,
to defend" Need answer? We want
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-27
UNDERHILL.

DR.. and Mrs. Oscar A. Burton and three
daughters from Bryn Mawr, Pa, and Mrs
l. S. Bostwick of St Adams called to see
DIeorge Laselle and wife Saturday. Mrs.
II F. Ross and children are visiting
friends in Cambridge this week-Walter
c. Nealy OF New York city is spending his
vacation with his mother, Mrs Lydia
Nealy, and brother +. @. Nealy.-A party
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Scrihner
Miss Eloise Pounding, and the Misses Ger
trude and Genevieve Scrbner left We'd
nesday morning for Manchester n H.,
ny automobile II. +. Hale Of Fair
bury, Neb., and Mrs. NJ. c. Hale went
Monday to Jericho TO spend several days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Jack
son.-Truman Jackson sold his farm last
week to Joseph Tatro and wife OF Bur
linGton-Mr. and Mrs NJ. 5. Bostwick of
St Adams called at George Laselle's sun
dave. r. Brown Of Enosburg Falls was
in town Sunday.-E. A. Fitzsimonds and
family Of Bristol are the guests of his
brother p, +. Fitzsimonds. this week
Mrs. George Blakey and Esther Blakey
returned last week from a visit to rcla-
tives at Worcester, Mass.-C. r. Wood
worth's family are in quarantine with the
inup1ps
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

George w. Wright recently celebrated
his 90th birthday He is the oldest man
In town. While born in Enosburg he has
spent his entire life in town and has
taken an active interest in it's progress
He has been a republican since the party
was organized and is a very enthuastic
supporter of Hughes.-Mrs. Mary Bar
nard died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. F.. W. Provo. last Thursday The
funeral was held Saturday and was
largely attended. Burial was in the Pro-
testant cemetery.-Alfa Dix was in Bur-
lington Monday.-Mrs. William Tevyaw.
who was operated upon In the St. AL
bans hospital, is reported as doing we'll.
as is also Walter Clapper.-The Rev. G..
w. Allen is away on vacaton.-Em-
ma Tevyaw of st. Adams is in town for
a short stay.-Mrs Joel Dawney and
daughter, who have been visiting In
town, have returned 40 Holyoke. Mass
Newell Goodspeed Of Poultney has been
visiting in town.-Mark Clapp Is spending
the summer in Alburg.-Lena Rowley
Weld OF Washington, d. c., with chill
| dren are in town visiting her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W, Rowley.-George c.
| Holmes OF st. Adams was in town Tues
| day, as was also William r. McFeeters
| Of Enosburg Falls.-E, S. Wright was In
IRichford Tuesday.-Mrs. Clement Desau-
, tells and son Louis C. Desautels of
| Woodsville y. H, We're present at the
a6th anniversary of Mrs Desautels' father
Peter Martin of Lowell Miss Margari-
ia Marshall of Fletcher is the guest OF
Louis c. Desautels at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Des-
| utalc
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Home week" in Cornwall. Conn. his
birthplace.-Elmcr Conner from
Holyol<e, Mass. and i. II. Mahon of
Burlington visited at tho home Of G..
II. Blair recently.-Mr. and Mrs. j. j.
Collamer and daughter, Miss Laura
Collamer Mr.. and Mrs. George Cola .
mer of Barre and little Martha Cola
mer of Burlington are camping at
Sunset cottage, Blars beach.-The
hay crop is reported as being large in
quantity and poor in quality.-Miss
Amy Root of Arlington, Mass, and
Miss Cora Bard of Ferrisburg recent
~ visited Miss Bards sister. Mrs. AL
fred Martin Little Evelyn Martin ac-
companied Miss Bard home for visit.
Miss Fannie Mcneil of New York
city visited friends in town Thursday.
Miss Alice Rogers of Waterbury is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. f. Wet
more.-The ladies of the Method st
Episcopal Church realized SIS from
their lawn social held Tuesday. July
1S-Miss 1nez Smith OF Stowe re-
Gently visited Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Mar
sett.-Mrs. J. p. Dubuc is ill.-Roy
Fresno. who has been with friends in
Grand Isle and Isle La Motto, has re-
turned to his home.
Miss Mura Cioodsell of Fairfax Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. C. NJ. Russell
Alfred Martin has returned from n
weeks visit with friends in Boston,
The Rev. G.. r. Brush and family will
occupy the Thompson cottage at Cedar
Beach this week.-Mrs.. Tuffield Kin
Vile Is at the Fanny Allen hospital
for an operation.-Miss Lila Taylor is
at home from Burlington, where she
has been employed in Abernethy's
dressmaking establishment.-Miss Edith
Spear, who has been visiting friends
in Pittsford. has returned home-Mrs
William Webster and two children OF
Bristol, ~ H., are visiting Mrs. f. c
Fredotte.
News has been received Of the death
of Mrs. Julia Burdick after a few days
illness with typhoid fever Mrs Bur
dick was living with her daughter
Mrs. Summerville. in Wichita, Kans
She was the widow of the Rev. Ches
ter Burdick, who was pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church here fol
several years. and was a sister Of Mrs
Carrie Z. White.--Mr. and Mrs. bod
well and Mrs. Champagne have return.
ed from a visit to Richmond. where
they were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Burke.
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CHARLOTTE.

Harry Washburn injured his third
finger on a wire a the milk plant and
is suffering from blood poisoning
Frank j. Coulhorn had the misfor-
tune to cut his left leg just above the
shoe top Saturday on a moving ma
chine. receiving a cash four inches
long.-Mr. Coulborn OF Pittsburgh,
~ Y, Is visiting his son. Frank ].
Coulborn.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wash
burn and daughter are visiting his
sister--Mr. and Mrs. Frink of Brook =
field are coming to live with their son,
Elliot and Noah. August George f.
EdEerton has been appointed right OF
way agent for the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. He is
now procuring a right of way from
st. Adams to st. Johnsbury, where the
company is to build trunk line
Mrs. Ray f. Kline. who has been
visiting her parents. DR. and Mrs F.
r. Stoddard, returned to her home in
Claremont n. H. on Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid sale last Friday after
noon and evening was very successful
the ladies clearing over $3.50, Fifty dol
lars of this represented gifts from differ
ent friends. Joseph Winterhottom of Chi
cago sending n check for So, The ladies
are very anxious to raise $50 as John
Bradshaw of Chicago has promised &c
give them $40 and % per cent on anything
over the s50o.-The Rev. Henry O. Han.
mum of flolyoke, Mass, who is spending
the summer at Lake Dunmore. will preach
Sunday at the Congregational Church.
The young ladies of the town mum.
bering about 90 are taking an outing
of some kind one day in each week
Tuesday of this week they spent a.
Wings beach bathing and later had
picnic lunch.-Mrs. Harriet Smith eX.
poets to move August l to Burlington
where she and Miss Katherine Smith
have rented a house on Grant street
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FAIRFAX.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church had a lawn
party and serve supper Wednesday eve
ming fron. five TO seven at the home OF
G. H. Lawton.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ballard Sunday morn
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart have
returned TO their home in Chugwater.
Wyo.. after spending several weeks with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stewart
Miss Georgia L.awton has returned to
her work in Burlington after two
weeks vacation spent with her father.
G. II. Lawton.-Miss Carrie Laufin has
returned from visiting her brother in
Jericho,-NIrs II. o. Wilkins has re-
turned from weeks stay with her
brother, Don Chapman, at Queen City
Park.-Albert Butler. Jr.. returned Mon
day to his work in Burlington after a
week with his uncle, H. A. Butler.-Miss
fldred Vincent has returned from a
few days vacation at c. S. Howard S
camp, Cedar" on Georgia bay.-George
Rooney was in Cambridge Friday.
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weeks at A. sykes. nave returned
their home in New Haven.---Mr. and
+ H Il. Remington are at w. f.. Ar
WIS s-Miss Bertha Shilvock visited
sister. Mrs. II. II. Page, last week.
returned to Burlington Friday
tie Hull's Sunday school class has
scented the Congre gational parson-
s12 oil stove-An autom ohile
tty consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. sidney
fltus, Miss Augusta Sheltus, Fred
hltus, and Alice Gala CHER of st. Al
his visited John Sheltus last week.
and Mrs. Frank Wells and family
st. Adams visited relatives in town
{ week.
|he Rev. Mr.. Waite of Richmond
Iached in the Congregational Church
Re Sunday morning in exchange with
Rev. T.. w. Hcmenway.--There was
open air service Sunday evening ad-
kssed by the Rev. A. n. Edie of the
|thodist Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Her
In Remington of Fitchburg. Mass, are
w. f. Andrews for a short stay
rs Eleanor Field of Washington,
c.. is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
/ II, for several weeks. Mrs. Foley of
rlington has been visiting her sister
q Marshall Tilley.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

John Branch, Jr., who has resigned his
position as treasurer of the Enosburg
Falls Savings Bank & Trust company at
Enosburg Falls after four years service,
will come to this city about September I
TO he associated with his father in the
management of the Peoples Trust COM
of Peoples Trust company on King7nan
street Is being erected on the west side
for use as a directors room and a pri-
vate office for one of the officers of the
bank. The addition will be IS feet wide
and % feet deep. The material is of gran
lite to match the building. The addition
will be one story in height
The condition of Mrs Matilda Hubbard
of Georgia, who was brought to the hos
pital in this city Friday afternoon, after
an accident in which she suffered the
fracture of the femur OF her right leg
is favorable. Mrs. Hibbard fell as she
was getting out Of carriage, and the
horse starting, a wheel of the carriage
passed over her leg.
Miss Emily Ladue of the Sheldon road
was given a linen shower recently By
- of her friends Games and music were
enjoyed and refreshments served. Tn,
marriage OF Miss Ladue to Dominic
Demillard Of this city will take place
soon.
| Walter Parsons Sornborger OF Wash
ington, d. C., who was fatally injured
In an automobile accident July l6. was
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sornborger
| Mrs. Sornborger before her marriage
was Miss Vena Anderson OF this city.
| l.. r. Prime of Bank street under
went a slight operation at the hospi
tai Saturday morning. His condition
| is favorable.
DIR, and Mrs Oscar A. Burton ant
three daughters, Misses Alice b.. Fran
ces II. and Anna L. Burton. who mo
tored here 10 days ago from Bryl
Mawr, Pa, and have been guests o
| Mr.. Burton's cousin, Mrs. l. S. Bost
wick, expect to go to the Bay within
a few days to remain in camp for
time. DR.. Burton. who Is a son of tn
late c. c. Burton, was born and spen
his youth at ST. Adams Bay. For sew
eral years the family has lived In Flor
ida but for two years at Bryn Mawl
From this city they will go to Mime
apolis. MINI, where they will max
| their home.
News has been received of the deaf
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RICHMOND.

Miss Rose Donaway has returned
Rm n two weeks vacation, spent at
I home Of her parents in Nergennes.
Mrs Peter Bushey left Monday
brning for Windsor, where she Will
Mr.. Bushey. who is employed in
machine shops.-Miss Eva Berry
Burlington was the guest of her
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry. over
|nday.-Miss Nellie Hurley is on her
cation and Mrs. J. w. Berry Is sup
Ming at the Lumber company ofhce
| ring her absenCe.-Dr. and Mrs. TIL
! left Monday morning by automo-
] @ for trip through the White
.buntains and Maine.-Mr. and Mrs.
aries Wright of Burlington were the
ests of Supt and Mrs. II. S. Read
err Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. l.. Derrick
Montpelier were guests of his par
| is over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. w. w.
tller have returned from n short stay
18th relatives in BurlinEtOn.-Mr and
|rs. Dodwell and Mrs. George Cham
/ gne of Shelhurne were guests of Mr..
Id Mrs. Richard Burke.-Mrs. Eliza =
! TIL Zero of Jericho is visiting rela-
kes in town.-Mrs. Richard Burke
8 returned from weeks stay with
kr daughters in Shelhurne.--Mr. and
Irs. w. w. Higley and daughter and
|rs. Preston Hadley and son were
|iests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Berry
Milton over Sunday.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

A surprise card party was planned
and carried out by Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Crochier in honor of the Gath birth
day of her father. A. S. Armstrong.
There We're 80 of Mr. Armstrong; men
friends present and eight tables Of 500
were played. The eight trees about
the house were decorated with color
ed and white lights. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crocher presented Mr.. Armstrong
with "a carnations and two veranda
chairs. and the men gave him a chair.
Light refreshments were served
Marion Kimball Is having a weeks
vacation from the office of DR.. f. II.
Brown. which she is passing at High
gate Springs in the family of j. o.
Kimball.-Dr, Bliss was entertained in
the family of Dr. a. r. Bell during his
stay in town over Sunday.-Mrs. c. E.
Kendrick and son Ralph have return
ed from a visit of several weeks In
Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. a. s. Hendrick
and Mr.. Hendricks sister. Miss Eunice.
who has been their guest in Frank
lin. were in town Friday.
severe electrical storm passed
over here Saturday afternoon during
which las inches OF rain fell During
the storm barn belonging to Joseph
Demar in North Berkshire was struck
by lightning and burned. with its con-
tents.-Dr. F. H. Brown and family
| have gone into camp at Highgate
| Springs for two weeks,-J. w. Beatty
| is at home from an extended business
| trip in Maine.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w,
| Peckham and two daughters. the
Misses Marjorie and Sarah. of Frank
| lin, were callers in the home OF Mr..
! and Mrs. j. c. Pomeroy Sunday eve
ning.-Orlean Leach of Philadelphia is
| passing a few weeks In town. He was
in the family of C, H. Abel over Sun
day.-The quarantine on the home Of
| j. H. Mears on account of the pres
ence of his grandson from Brooklyn.
N. Y, was lifted Saturday.-Miss Dor
| othy Sinclair returned Saturday to her
| home in Essex after 10 days with her
| sister, Miss Charlotte Sinclair,-Miss
Maria Brady. who Is attending the
summer school in Burlington, passed
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Patrick Brady here-Mr. and Mrs. f.
| r. McFeeters, D. II Bailey. the Misses
Nellie LeClair and Helen Sargent. MI
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WESTFORD.

The Ladies' Aid meeting of the
Baptist society is postponed-The
farmers meeting. which was to have
been held July 2S, has been postponed.
The Rev. w. Is. Dukcshre of ST. AL
bans preached in the Union Church
Sunday morning.-Miss Lenda Hill of
Brookline. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G. J.. Grow, leave town to-
day.-The Rev. p. A. Smith preached in
st. Adams Sunday cvenng.-Mrs.
Weeks has returned from a short
visit to Burlington.-Eugen Rock
wood who, with three children. has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Marietta
lockwood starts for his home in Chi
cage Wednesday morning. Mrs. Rock
wood is comfortablc.--The Rev. Alvah
Hobart. professor in Crozier Theologi-
cal Seminary, Chester Pa. will preach
at union service in the Union
Church Sunday morning, July 30
Dick Norton and family of Burlington
spent Sunday in town.
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SHELDON.

Ralph Curtiss. wife and little son, who
have been visiting in town have returned
to their home in New Hampshire. Mrs.
Lewis Bocash, who has been spending a
few days with her daughter. Mrs, Minnie
Lloyd. of East Fairfield. returned to her
home last Saturday morning B. II.
Thomas spent Sunday in Highgate
Springs.-Clfford Kittle Samuel Nichols
and family motored to Highgate Springs
Sunday and spent the day.-Miss Delma
Grennier is visiting relatives in town
Miss Florence Lock of Essex Junction
spent few days last Week with friends
in town.-During the severe storm here
Saturday afternoon, Clifford Kittle's farm
house was struck by lightning, but the
building was not burned a basket OF
clothes was burned. and few clapboards
were torn from the house-Mr and Mrs.
| Marc Stephson spent last Sunday in
Lowell with Mr.. Stephsons folks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-27
FLETCHER.

Ira Green has a duchess apple tree that
is bearing half grown apples and several
clusters of blossoms.-News has been re-
ceived here Of the serious Illness of Adm
Leach at Cloverdale.-Mrs Elmer Crosier
was operated upon in Burlington last
week.-Mrs. Daniel Spaulding has gone to
the hospital. where she had an operation
Thursday.-The many friends of Mrs FL
mer Hooper gave her farewell party Fri
day evening as Mrs. Hooper and the Miss
es Kingley's are to start for the far wost
soon. where they will visit relatives for
several months.-Mr. and Mrs. Coyt Tink-
err have returned from their wedding triD,
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MILTON.

Miss Elizabeth Adkins. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs Frank
layville, returned to her home in
ficonderoga Monday Superintendent
d. Turner is attending the
hummer school in Burlngton.-Miss Lau-
ia Atkins of st. Paul. Mimi. is visiting
her aunt Mrs, II. II. Beeman.-A party
pr eight members of Amitic camp. NJ.
~. a. went to Fairfax Friday evening to
fssist Fairfax camp to put on the work
n initiating four new memberships
iortense Miner of Jeffersonville is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sanderson.-
4Mrs. Minot Smith and little granddaugh-
Ter of Essex Junction has been visiting
friends in town.-Peter Niens and Ed
ward Blondin have purchased new auto
mobiles.-A party of young married peo-
Pile were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs II
r.. Rowel at the Powell cottage at
Fhamplain Sunday-Miss Nora Austin.
who has been the guest of Mrs c. F.
Rogers for week. went 10 Morrisvlle
Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Zeb Wagner
spent sunday with his brother Ben
Wagner, in Essex Junction.-Mrs Jane
Flynn and Miss Laura Kennedy have
returned from a weeks visit in Alburg.
Mr., and Mrs James Wagner and son,
Carroll of Swanton We're guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. j t. Wagner Monday.-WiI
liam Mayville of Atlanta Ga. is visit.
Ing his mother Mrs. Ellen Mayville
his wife, whp has been spending sew
eral weeks here, will return with him
At the Methodist Church Sunday morn.
ing the subject of the sermon will be
Christ, the Interchangeable Priest" sun.
day school at Il, In the evening, at 1880, a
union service will be held, the Rev. D. II
Strong will preach Tuesday evening a
7:30, Epworth league. Thursday everinl
at 7:3o, Prayer meeting.