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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-26

Damage amounting to- about SIS. covered
by insuran, arusrfslast Monday
IRE which hound the chimney
David Com" 'Aie.--Albert u. Evans,
former resident. was here Monday from
Bellows Falls. where he IL workipg.-A
confercoce of local Sunday school work.
ers following the days district convention
was held at the Methodist Church Tues
day evening with addresses by DR.. Mot
rill and Mr.. soyd.--Mrs John Mcmillan
was operated on for the removal Of tn.
NOR last Monday at the Greene santa.
rnirn.--Dr. r. G. Blackmer Of 81. Louis
formerly OF Htockbridge has been visiting
at G.. A. Marshas.-Albcrt o. Minner goes
this week to take M his new business at
GOwanda, N. Y, and his family will fol-
low next week. He has been many years
in charge OF the shipping department OF
the Bethel Chrome Tanning company
The Harrington creamery realized 40 cents
a pound net for It's last half ton shipment
Of butter to Boston.--James p. Marsh has
been in Boston to see Bentley @. Fisher
formerly of this town. who Is seriously III.
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SOUTH ROYAITON.

The remains of J. w. Bright who for
merly lived In this town for number OF
years, were brought here last Saturday
from Westford, Mass, for burial. The
Rev. J. +. Whitney OF Royalton ofiiciated
ut the grave. The burial was in River
View cemetery The Rev. f. L. NJ,
Barnes returned Monday from the con-
ference at Newport, being stationed
here for another year.-Clihord ellie
has the measles at the home OF his
brother. DR.. .. J. Elis.-fI. II. kibbey
Is moving into his new house on South
Windsor street.-Hen Sargent has put
in cement walk and steps in front OF his
house and grocery street.-the high school
prize speaking contest will he held at
knights opera house on Friday evening
Dudley I.eavitt went to Fort Ethan
Allen last Monday.-Miss Celia Goodrich,
Katharine Swenson. Mrs Walter Web
ster and Mrs u. I. Hale attended the
Sunday school convention at Bethel on
Tuesday. w. Ward announces the ar
rival of q granddaughter, born to MI and
Mrs. Il. A. Albro of Maiden. Mass.'
April Is
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day last. Mrs. Pratt is very III. Her son,
Milo. has been with her nil winter.--iMrs.
Leon Damon. whose condition was consid-
cred serious last week, il reported az bet
er.-Grover Templeton OF Montpelier was
at home with hts brother over Sunday.
Henry Gray Of Worcester, Mass. is at
home for a short time and Walter Chand-
Ter. who passed the winter in Dandy, is
at the home Of his father and brother.
Edward johnson has moved to the Harri-
man place and Arad Ellis TO Herman
cross tenement.
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DUNKIRK BOMBARDED
BY GERMAN DESTROYERS

Paris, April 25.-Dunkirk was bonn
barded by German destroyers early this
morning. British and French patrol ships
engaged the Germans. one of the French
torpedo boats being sunk. according e.
an official announcement tonight.
The statement reads:
"A German destroyer fiotilla bombartlei
Dunkirk between els and 2:25 this morn
ing. The coast batteries replied and
British and French patrol ships engaged
the enemy, who retreated in the direction
of Ostend at great speed. One OF our tor
pedo boats was sunk in the brief action
The enemy's losses are not known"
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ADDISON COUNTY
BRISTOL.

At the annual village meeting held
in Holley hall Tuesday night J. q. Page
was elected president and o. H. Wing
trustee for three years.. s. Flint of
was in town Tuesday
Mrs. u. p. Guindon went to Burling
ton Tuesday to consult a specialist
Henry LArose has gone to his home In
Enosburg Falls and Frank Jimmo has
been engaged by the Bristol Manufac-
turing company to finish saving their
stock of logs
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Word has been received In the city OF
yhe marriage at Maiden, Mass, Wednes-
hay April IS Of Robert Fl. Montgomery Of
b LOOMS street. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Montgomery Of Shelburne. to Sophia
Webster Williams Of Maiden, Mass.
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Abner Car.
penter. They will reside at II Liberty
ktreet
Jurors not concerned in the case Of
bate vs. DR.. M. D. Lamb. charged with
} criminal operation. have been excused
hbbject to call from further service in
Washington county court. Arguments
were made Monday afternoon In the
kamb case. court reconvening at 80
o'clock after the weekend recess.
The death of Mr.. Mary A. Gregory.
bother Of Mrs. Burton F.. Bailey. oc-
eairred early Monday morning at the
Bailey home on Baldwin street after a
hree weeks illness with bronchitis and
pneumonia. She leaves two daughters.
Mrs Bailey and Mrs. Arthur b. Crockett
n Rockland. Me. She had resided IN
Montpelier for II years. The funeral wa
private and the body taken to Rockland
Dor burial.
The condition Of Mrs. II. S. Boardman
Who was run over by team on Main
htreet nearly a month ago. Is still serious
1t Heaton hospital and her daughters
Mrs. ]. r. Lewis Of Holyoke, Mass, and
Mrs. Frederick Carr Of Hudson. Wis, havs
been summoned home. The driver of thu
beam IL held pending the result OF Mrs
BoArdman's injuries.
Mrs. Albert w. Ferrin has returned from
Pasadena, Cal. where she was called sew
brai weeks ago by the last illness OF he'
mother, Mrs. Sabin She visited at For
keavenworth, Kan. her son. Lieut.
Charles Ferrin. who Is located at tina
|. post az military instructor. He expects
Do bs transferred to Fort Bliss. Texas.
Thomas Short was called Monda
norning to Brooklyn, N. Y. by tn
heath OF his niece. Ruth Define. the II
kear-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Ward Define. formerly Of Barre. Ac
kording to a telegram which Nj
phort received the little girl was ru
over BY truck and died on the wa
10 . hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Montgomer!
who were married at Maiden. Mass
last week Wednesday, have arrive
+ in Montpelier and are making thel
|home ut II East Liberty street. M
1ontgomery Is chauffeur for Herbel
Ne Gleason and during his five year
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UNPRECEDENTED WAGES
ARE PAID u, s. SAILORS
Men Want Mig Pay for sailing throue b
Submarine Zone.


New York, April 3.-what IL said BY
marine men to be the topmost price ever
paid for service on an American or any
other merchant vessel. steam or sail, was
recorded with the signing on Of q crew
of an American ship that Ia to sal
through the submarine zone.
The first mate will get $500 a month,
chief engineer, $50; second mate, $50;
first assistant engineer. 500. and 30 or
down the line to firemen and coal paase,s
at go to So. with mess boys at t6. Blu,
In addition a war bonus Of 100 per cent
is promised-<ioubling the wagss-whicl
are to continue until the men are baoi
at the port OF embarkation. Also. in even.
of the ship meeting with disaster, the me
are to be transported home. and the sun
of $3.50 for officers and 500 for men will
be paid to all who lose their personal
effects
Despite the high wages, shippers say
good men are scarce
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BRIDPORT.

II. c. Dukett was at d. q. Rice's Sun
day.-Wills Palmer OF Mddlebury Is
working for #. d. Sunderland -Clifford
Palmer Of Addison was In town Sunday.
Mrs. d. e. Rice is very low benjamin
Dickinson OF Orwell is working for d.
G. Rice.-Samuel Bowles Of Middlebury
was in town recently.-Ars. w. d. Sun
derland has moved to North Dana. Mass.
Ira Sollace has returned from Albany.
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VERMONT BREVITIES.

Mrs. l.. A. Heidel has been elected
president of the Rutland Woman's
club.
The charity ball given by the Won
ems Relief Corps, Rutland. netted
about 5000.
Entries for the Caledonia County
Calf club contest close May !.
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MISS DAVIS RESIGNS.

Miss Anna l.. Davis, supervisor of
school nurse work in Vermont, has re-
signed that position to become super
intendent of juvenile court work in
Newark, n. j.
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WORCESTER.

There was good attendance OF veter-
ans. sons OF veterans. wives and daugh-
ters from here at encampment at Mont
heller last week.-All schools In town
reopened for the spring term on Monday.
April l6. Teachers at the Corner are:
Archie saxby and Mrs. Fred Howieson on
Hampton hill; Miss Edna st. John Of
MarshAeld on the Brook; Miss Mary Ly-
man of Norwich; and In the Wheeler dis
trict, Mrs. Carroll Wheeler. Frank Pratt
of Montpelier visited his mother on Mon
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Repairs and alterations have been made
on the interior of the Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage-J. H. Ring has purchased
a separator of the local agent. G. IL.
Stevens The school entertainment that
was to have been held Friday night has
been postponed to Friday, April N.-The
funeral of Leonard Huntley was held at
his late home Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev. B. r. Parker ofciated.
The Masonic burial service was given
at the grave, about 81 Masons being pres
ent. Mr.. Huntley was an old member OF
the society. The bearers were II. +.
Hill, ID. j. Adams. J. A. Gilmore T.. j.
Foster, d. G. Hayes and A. A. Newcoinb.
Interment was in the old cemetery Mr..
Huntley was In his Stat year. He had
lived in this village for more than %
years. He was blacksmith and wheel
wright by trade. He WAS much respected
and will be greatly missed In the com
munity.-Among those from here who at.
tended the annual State convention OF
the W. r. G. and the State encampmen'
of the q. A. r. in Montpelier last week
were Mrs. Jessie W. Hayes. Miss Har'
rIet l.. Parker. Mrs. l.. 3. Parcher. Mrs
Abbie Grifith, Mrs. Ethel Ayers. Mrs
Matte Miller. Mrs. Clara Barner Mrs
Nav Green, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Stone and DR.. =. J
Foster.--Niiss Lillian Sanborn, who has
been with her sister. Mrs. Fred Thayer
during the latter's illness. returned tt
Brighton, Mass. Sunday.
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BUY STATIONS RIVER MILL.

The Saxtons River wooden mill will
not be closed as had been anticipated
because James Walsh and John Rob-
erts, both of Claremont. N. H.. have
purchased the property of Mrs. John
Koran.
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VERMONT NOTES
News Items of the State Gath
cred Here and There.

The first st. Johnsbury man to lose
MS life In the cause Of the allies is
Archie Weddel Devenger. A telegram
to his father, Charles Devenger. an
employe OF the Fairbanks company. an
nounced that his son was killed in ac-
ton April 3. The young man was a
private in the mounted rifles. He left
St Johnsbury about year ago for
Sherbrooke. =. O., where he was EN-
ployed. He enlisted there last fall in
the 111th battalion and went overseas
in March. He was born in Danville 10
years ago next month. the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Devenger.
Besides his father he leaves two broth
ers. Vernon j. and Ernest c.. OF Dan :
vile and one sister, Miss Gladys Dew
enger of Newbury
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TRI- COUNTY PATRIOTIC MEETING

There will be a tri-county patriotic
food production and conservation meet
ing at East Hardwick on Friday.
Judge Harland Il. Howe, a member OF
the committee on public safety. Prof.
F. B, jerks of the College of Agricul-
ture, University of Vermont. and 9TH
ers will speak
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BENSON.

leonard Fish died Tuesday night. He
WAS born in West Haven ~ years ago.
he Is survived by a wife. child, father
md two sisters. The funeral was held at
dds sisters home in this village Saturday
ufternoon. the Rev. Mr.. Peck Of Rutland
lu6iciating. Leslie Beiden. Merrill Gibbs,
Chester Howard. Loren Noble. Merrill
walker and Harold Root we're bearers.
Burial was In West View cemetery.
lAunong those from out of town who at :
Hended were Francis Fish, Charles Clark
md wife, James Hardy and wife, Mrs.
Sarah Burroughs of Whitehall. n. y.
Mrs. Bruce, three sons and daughters and
Freeman Plue of Rutland.-eolon Miller
Of Whiting has moved into Ernest Bos-
)usorth's house at Spokeville.-Miss Sarah
Bascom has been in Whitehall the past
week visiting her brother. B. H. Bascom
Uf the Arm of Bascom. Brett 4 Co.-The
reception Wednesday night extended to
the Rev. Walter Bradford and bride was
well attended. purse OF money was
presented TO Mr.. Bradford and bride. DR..
0ahana made a little speech.-Fred Bar.
bow, O weil-known resident OF the west
mart Of the town. died Sunday. He waA
horn in Shorelram about 90 years ago.
Ole is survived by q wife and 'arge
hmily Of children.-Luman CloEston OF
neair Haven was here last week visiting
It Mrs. Olive Martin's.-W. r. Bush has
mt in a plant for pulverizing limestone.
(which is plenty on his farm east of this
svillage.-Mrs. Fannie Fowler returned
from Lake Pfacid Saturday accompanied
ey a sister.-T1ewell Harrison and wife
went to Hubbardton Sunday to visit Mr.
Harrison's parents.
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs Nellie Porter Of Washington. D.
C., is the guest Of Mrs. c. B. Porter
Harley Scammam, who has been the guest
Of his sister. Mrs. ]. #. Conner has re-
turned to his home in Saco, Me.-Mrs
Abbie Conner Of Henniker. n. H.. is the
guest Of relatives in town.-The funeral
OF Edward Savage was held at his late
home on the Common Sunday afternoon
Mrs. H. II. McAllister. who has been
the guest OF relatives in Sharon and
Pomfret, has returned home.-W. Z.
Bragg, who has been visiting his son,
Roy, in Randolph, has returned home
Clayton s. Hubbard Of Middlesex and
Blanche La Bell were married Friday
evening at the Congregational parsonage
in Montpelier by the Rev. stanly Blom'
Geld. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard will reside
in Middlesex.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

]. w. Butterneld was in town recently
in the interest of the schools.-Friends OF
J. c. Brown Of Fitchburg. Mass. Will DC
glad to hear he is in comfortable health
and expects to spend a portion of the
summer here with his sister-in-law. Mrs
w. b. Goodell. Edward Smith OF Cabot
was in town on business Monday.-Leor
Cady is working for Arthur Benjamin.
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MORETOWN.

Paul johnson was in Montpelier Tues.
day-NIrs. Celia Shea is visiting In Mont
pelier this week.-Theron Nell was In
Montpelier Tuesday. The lower school
was closed Monday and Tuesday. the
teacher. Miss Childs. being Ill with cold
Charles Hurdle and Lawrence Kelly.
who were in the Vermont National Guard.
have been discharged.--Mrs. Lucius Flint,
who has been having the measles. is some
what better.-Edward Atkins. who has
been quite III, is able to be out and
around. FRANK Buckley was in Montpelier
Friday to attend the road commissioners
meeting.
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MIDDLESEX.

Farmers have finished the sugar season.
It was not quite an average season. but
Of good duality.-Miss Lucy Swift, teach :.
err in the Junior high school At Plninfleld.
spent the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Swift.--Orville Wilder OF
the Vail agricultural school at Lyndon
came home "Wednesday night and remain
ed with his father. L. o. Wilder. until
Sunday night.--Mr. and Mrs. ID. yelling
ton OF Fitchburg. Mass, we're called to
town Tuesday of last week by the death
Of their sister-in-law. Mrs. NJ. A. Now
hall.--Mrs. Il. Culley and son. Donald. OF
ST. Adams. were called to town Tuesday
by the death OF Mrs. NJ. A. Newhall.--
Charles wellington Of st. Adams was In
town Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
his aunt. Mrs. NJ. A. Newhali.-tMrs.
George Martin of Wnhamstown was in
town Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of her sister. Mrs. NJ. A. Newhall.-Miss
Josephine Hill. who went to visit her
sister in Lynn, Mass, several weeks agu
and was stricken with scarlet fever soon
after her arrival and taken to hospital
where she was i'll for three weeks. re-
turned home Monday. She is to remain
for a few weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Joseph 1Iill.-Mr. and Mrs. d
L. o. Wilder-A Grange meeting Mon
day evening was attended by about 70
The next regular meeting will be May 1
1t is expected a small class will be taken
in in the first two degrees A short pro-
gram will follow, with a recitation b,
Arthur Buck. reading by Mrs. Buck
Grange paper. edited by MRS II. w. Com
stock and Mrs. A. r. Bigelow. two solo'
by ii. w Comstock.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Ryan Of Hartland spent Tuesday ant
Wednesday night with their son and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ryan.-Madam NJ
l.. Chandler Of this town. but who !!
spending a few weeks with her daughter
Mrs Dean Edison. in Montpelier re
ceived last week news Of the death o
| her grandson. only son Of Mr.. and Mrs
! William Chandler. On account OF poo
health she was unable to attend the fu
neral Her daughter and husband. Mr.
and Mrs Dean Edison, went TO Massachu
sets wednesday to attend the funera
Thursday. He was about II years of age
Other relatives in town. two uncles
Luther and Wilbur Chandler. and severa
cousins were not able to go.--The funera
of Mrs. N. A. Newhall was held Wednes
day at her late home. The Rev. Mr.. Ryal
Of Hartland n former pastor OBLIGATED
There was profusion OF flowers IN
bearers were her four nephews. Charlie
jfWellington and Donald Culley of st. Al
|,bans, and James and Alvah Newhal
Burial was in the Center cemetery.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Bone Rule for Finland.

| Spifernes SIDE, er Ser ingen Spll
ON. Set er ialialO life 9feiultat az
nogen itor iranif eller britiif Sfielt-
iip eIIer al itore aamps / oct belle ia
get. Ser meloeS fife ON, at Der er
tagct noget ltort Intal Sanger elIer
gjort noget tort &ri8Sbptte.
Naturltgpis fipmpeS Der itubig, %
al % til blusler ogiaa aompen op
til itor S~eitigbeb; men oct er finn,
naar De tpife @agtropper bolber
Stano liot Longer END pnnlig. 81
Iers fer BET no til, at Spiferne laa
meget iom mulig ioger at unogaa
itgrre aanlpe.
Ser bar pGret Qiettet paa Iaa
mongt. Gen iprite @ietning gift no
pno, at gamlc Sinocn6urg MI bar
ifGr0 meb at Ipttc Ell limit SGloe,
ligciom ban ioa oite gioroe paa Dit
ironten ior ctpor g(ar iiben. Wan
err fonmnet til at butte paa, at buer
Sang, ban gif t~ilbage, iaa por oct
finn for at narre NusIerne inc. i 60
bet paa Ell eller anoen &nibetang.
Wtanppren oennegang ier BOG life
rigtig Zig no heller.
Sernrit bar Der p9ret 9iettet poa,
at Spiferne for at ipare 6olf og Wta-
Terrell tr9ffer iig tilbage til Den for
telt mulige geo9ruiiife 2inie mellem
Sapet % Scbpeit5 og retter 10 olle
Teininger Ell Sinle, buor Der lelu-
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gnbelig er oct ogiua Dem, iom ajet.
ter paa, at BON Sinoenburg M ino.
Ter, at bette meo en- tpif aigiprenoe
Seir pna &%eltironten err oen rene
Slllliion, at oct er aloeleS baablpit
at forIpge poa at ilaa SronifmGnbe-
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graoDis bill trGffe belle Geltarmterl
belt tllbage til Den tpIfe 8rpnie % bli
'taaenoe Der | bet enc 2ientco at for=
iparc Jig, at forbinore en- Snpaiipn
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mpnoene CT 10 / goo Stano fpiiif,
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fanlfe begpnoer at ppe i'm neobrpoen,
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@oao MI eno @runoen fan bore,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Den Sang Ell.

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