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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14
UNION PROVIDES
FOR MEN In ARMY

Colorado Springs, Colo, August IL.
THE consideration Of numerous pro-
posa1s to provide for the maintenance
Of enlisted members in good standing
while engaged in military or naval
service, was the principal business be-
fore the convention Of the Interna-
tiohai Typographical Union at its
opening sessions here today.
The appointment OF committees ana
preliminary work Of the convention
occupied the morning session. The
convention ratified q proposal to I'm
crease the salaries Of its international
ofiicers.
The wars getting 30, It's hard to
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14

MI: O. q. storholt1 Of Minneapolis
East Grand Forks at the home Of his
parents, MI. and Mrs. j.. Storholni,
800. North Third street, returned to
M~ihfieab6lis today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14
Dr. J.G.S Arneberg has left for D
vacation, and will be back about Sept.

Atf-AA lies A0AL6 1OEg5 -
vacation, Inc will be back about Sept.
J a.s7AaV ..f --s
From Iaakotar-J. !. Lynch Of La
k0tA, NJ. Dr., arrived In the city this
morning ana will spend . few days
here attending to matters Of business.
Wednesday. August is, is the last
day for discount on your Northwest
srn Telephone bili-Adv.
RoIla visitors-Mrs. W. A. Duncan
and w, r.. Duncan of Rolla, NJ. D.,
~Afe spending q few days In the city
aIsit. combined business : pieasur'
ssSchwam In East--Ge6rge Echwam,
p%foprietor 81 a local clothing store.
has Departed for the east, whsfe he
will spend the next few weeks pur-
chasing stock for fall and winter wear.
Furnace Work Of All Kinds should
be- done while you have the a0p.
portunity, Phone Barnes & N0ss Co.,
1l8, either phone.-Adv.
Two Speeders-Clarged with speed
ing, Mdse Gregoire and Roy Boyle
were taken before Police MB gistrate
I,sR. Church this. morning and a. fine
Of $40 each was levieds The arrest
was made last evening by the motor
cycle officer.
Officials Return-District Judge G.
M. Cooley and Court Reporter A. r.
Madison returned to Grand Forks this
morning from. their summer homes At
Bkmidji, MINI. They will remain
.here for q few days attending to court
matters but will return to the lake.
q. II. w. Meefinr-The Ameri-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14
Wednesday. August is, 10 the last
day for discount on your Northwest
erf Telephone bili-Adv.

Rolla Visitors-Mrs. w. "A. Duncan
and w, F. Duncan Of Rolla, NJ. D.,
care spending a few days in the city
61 a combined business and pleasure
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14

From Iaakota-J. !. Lynch Of La
kota, NJ. d., arrived In the city thie
morning ana will spend D few days
here attending to matters Of business.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14

The wars getting 30, it's hard TO
Keep track Of our allies.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14

furnace Work Of All Kinds should
be done now while you have the OPP
p~ortunity, Phone Barnes & N0ss 60.
1l8, either phone.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-14

,sEchwam In East--Ge6rge Echwafn,
pfoprietor 81 q local clothing store,
has departed for the east, where he
Will spend the next few weeks phr-
chasing stock for fall and winter wear,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

i6rc @roouftc cr6aIten. ST oos @clo
gut, Glnn liuO AUDI Die 9ouO5 gut,
0cnn Die 3iuicn mcrOen in gutem
@eIoe be5abll. Ger meitere Gort6ciI
miro icin OoB oie 9lrbeiter mo 8or-
mer, bic BONDS 9cfalit, sroBc Scr
nGgen gcipnrt 6aben. Die dlteren
9lrbciter lnlO 6armcr pcrocn iider-
liC9 nidt odS Glenn oergciien buben,
oos iic in 3oIge oe5 i6lcbtcn @elocs
nah Dem 9iirgcrtreg OHrbmocben
muBtcn lpie sic 206nc in 6olge ocS
ibIedten @clocs nidt auSrci6ten
unO mic Die 6el0pro0lftc in 6olge
OcS ldlcdtcn 0clOeS ni6t5 cin6rad-
ten Gs iii oo6cr i6re RiIicbt mo
ibr SclbliintercIie, nit gitem Sci.
ipicl Oornn5ugc6cn lin0 9lacn Die
9iotbmcnoigfeit ocs 9lnfauiS bon 9ic-
gicrungsbonOS ans @erj 5u Icgen.
llneiniibtsuoac W}enibcn iagen,
ooB man me6r Steucrn ouierIegen
ioQtc, ooniit Die &egicrimg nibt ge-
5mungen lit, 9}oteu anS5ugcben. GaS
miro gcidcbclL i'm polllten MaBe &c.
idlcben ober OaS @clobeoiiriniB lit
10 ricli9, OaB ou1 9onOs pcrfarit
wcroen miilien 9cite6t man oaraut
ooB MIR Stcueru oiierlcgt lucrocrl
10 miro Die 6olgc iein, oob Die 9lr-
better lno sic 6orncr c6cniaQS bo6c
Stcucrn bc5oblen miiiicn, ludbreno
lic ourd Ocn 9Infoni BON BOMBS oon
ben Steueru bcireit 6Iciben mo nod
3inien On5n orhnIton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

niIdcn Sprabe bate ehnas pcrur-
iaht mas oic 0eutidcn gauj gclpiB
niht mo1trn, Sic Nlngparen mad-
ten nit Der SerioIalng Der Oeiltiden,
Der iluOii6cn uuO rluuduilbcn
Sprohc Ole gIcidc Grio6rlmg, Oic
@ngldnocr in Gonaoa nit Der irun-
5oiiiden. 9is in CANADA Ole eng,
l0noer ciniober, DER bette gSeg iei,
v Cafe Gngliib or leapc it, iuit as
pou life" ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
Suoref1nc.

glm 10. ghaui 3oDH g. Gunrtc, yir. 766,
Nfcpcnrn 9iraBe 35 SNDrc att.
glin 2i gu9ut GaiBrrinc Eirun, yir. 1896,
ilgroii SirnGe 60 Sd1rc nlt
@m q. guGilil Sranf 0n0cr, 5rdnrliu
square 0opitnl 20 Sabre all
YIN 20. gluQnlt Nuipnia 1nnpS, yir 425,
orosUin0erasS sSiraBe 36 SABRE ulf
YIN 20. glnniii @li5aoci1 9runic, ytr 1902,
ArcsburO SraBe, SO Sabre nli
gn IL, glgl SoDn s.. 4cunbarbt, yir 601,
Sii 41. StruBe, go Sabre alt
slm 21. glol 9ielnro 3. Niuriban, yir.
1926, Ybro StraBe. "A Sabre alt
glul 81. gltpmft SDoniae y. Wic@rccOg, ytr.
32S gScii 2t Strabe G5 Sabre alt
glm 10, gu0uit gSilliam 81. Hotter, yir. 405,
SiosJiegiiier Strdbe, 20 Sabre alf
oss @ %o9S 2S @Gp SST0lnf GO = soSye S'af M
gIn 20. glu0uil Soicpnine 5lnbef, yir. 900,
Horo Nuie SirnBc 25 Sabre ali
sInl 10. glnQni 3nIa 3iii, SsraeIitidDcS
WrcilcnhenI Is Nabrc of.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
0ns strifcredlt.

eincr Der iie6cn Senatorcr welde bis 5un leeten
fe Die 9la6rmssmitel- gorlage bcfdmpiten
idlcBliDc Anno6me oeo Conference.-The
''elben tmnitcn, mar elmer Der beiOcn
Aircs, Scuntor Soils Aber eine
- ser anoeren ebs Opponeuten
nit eiiier 9eItilnntung 5u
s1~@ = .. IN ,}ucdc Der goragc nur
Sine $s@ itebt Gr 6egriinoctc lcin
otF NReirlmg uad oos Nedt BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

@afnrO.

Endnro,
Scpartcmcnt 0CbrondItcr glutumUbile.
2-25 @ad0ro @0Nnacrc 9uncbout
3-3S @nddro Yannaicrc &Gnctnn.
1913 Nadnro 4nnaDcrc Sunriug Gar.
1914 Chalmers Miaitrr sir &aiiaGcrc
SDurinn 0ar.
1914 ONNHce @aNnncrc Sunriun Gar
1916 Cucrlnno Z Eninaierc Sonrinn 60r.
1914 Miitflcn Eniin0lcrr SUurina Gar
1917 Stnbchnicr > iSniinNicrc SUnrin1 Oar.
1916 Sinoc6Glcr 4niinnicrc 9iunnOpnt.
1917 Nolc S-NNliuocr 4 Hoinnicrc 1unnbpmt.
1916 Nnbnru 5 Enijnnicrc Sumring Gar.
1916 NUro 2 HanGgicrc Nnnabunt, clcftridcS
gidlt uno Starter.
glue obenlenafliien gluionobie finD fir bic
9lhliefcrunQ bcrcit
@beuo cine 9Ima1I bon gebraucbien 2dIi
9ImtoS.
&nfarS Mptur G0r So. vi Baltimore.
GNarcs.etr. nnb Mu. 4nnal.@uc.
(Olfo0O-2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
FrirO66fc.
@nlfimnrc (SemctcrN.

gHream: Nnnpt Gngnna giurih g!urunc, Bilidl
UUn Der GjaNsStrnbc.
AcQrdbniBpldte. 81 oerlanien bon $i5 M.
$50 Nanm iiir ciniulDe Srdber. GIcguHte
ncue Nnpcllc
GinNana ie9t n"cr. (N-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
IN Scm crlten ic6cn Munaicn bicics lnhrcs mnrNcl

nit pengcr ais 1868 anOcr III ben StraBcn Der StaOt
geu.gorf ourd llnidlc 5un oroBen l6eil ourdl 6a3r
ldiigfeit oOer 9edtiinn bon NltomobItc uno @ut.
idern, peruunoct Gooon itarbcn 10 unO cine grobe
2n5abl lit r OoS oan5c 2c6cn crfrppcIt uN0 crucrbs
imiG6ig gcworoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
g)iarn Is. Gpuf.

Gs iiarb am 20. gn0uIf 1917 @6cnos 7.t5,
Dlarp 6. aopi eelcbie Satin oes beriiprbes
nen gouiS Nopi i'm glller bon 80 Snhren Sic
Nceroiqnng iinoci an Tnaucrltag, llbr gldds
nliiiaQs, ron ocr ySoDnlllg ibreS @nlelin, ,5rnu
gSalier s.. SialingS, Nr 1903, GurosHDris
Straec, ans liait. Nciebung aui Scbmar5'S
Srie0hoi. (glnn22-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
llnter Scm Sitcl sprndjcu Ialcu i'd pidlt nit IS,

moItmolrcecn nlsrottcn" idrci6t Scr o9ouoon
etanoaro". Gins Scr wirianiitcn @littcl oaS 2cbcn
cner gc6oBten Sprahc 81 ucrldngern iii Der @erld,
iie 81, t00ten Gas 6aben an id gcraoe oie 0etiA2n
ino Ole Oeterreib lpgorn erio6ren Ger Scriud gon5
Vo6mcn sic octdlc Sprod5c aitiSwnaen 81 moact clt
fdd5tc oie mir nod idwod glmmenoc tidcbi)c spradlc
gut 4clIcu 6lanlmc Icu@laHoS %criOIgmg scr pol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
0!nnupulis nnD @eit Jitber.
9cN g0n5Cn Sag aHf bcnt Sal5uafcr.
eSnntilicus s(srflrliDu

Dcr pDpnInfc Ianlplcr uWnlHn WIIeH". n. .
lipni1gs, Wdtlmod)s uno 6reitn9s s llpr
gioreens; anrildo ungela6r llgr sd,lInSs G6enoS
80 gSddbmitiaqs. @ine iebr ollseepdplle
Iour: bieI BIab uno CUTE WtapI5etien. Bil'
leie 60c., aliSpcnomnleH Sottntage, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
gunoon 9Sarf Scmctcru.

0anpt 0ingGma: 1Tcocrid Hoob.
Siircnn: Hr. ~ Mcii, SarapBo Staic.
@egrdDnibpldhe BON S26 an. iuiier heiduois
ger slniht S6uiti6muciL @cluinoc Gianf
sen etc. i'm i'm Srciblaue am 0aupl@inQnuQ
5n fnocu. Infer IGept miro. pcllH gcunidDt.
bOriNredhcn tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

ansoopnsbe Ndhs uno Gboptdni 6hbs@1s
htrlion 150 0leilen; GnI8waiier oen paf'
scn Gag; Der ricbliee 9chensreiier ir 0tnbcr;
&icr emma @ieS". Dienliaqs nio DoHs
ueriides, llbr Wlorgens; 5ritd i lbr
glbenos Biueie 60c (Sult6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

Die GrfnGrMng cbrt, bar ScrOadt cr6cblidl ledjtcr
81 erregeu iit ais GntbuosmuS iuio Ood mirOc 0ic
gSclt er6ebIih 60ner iei rucrn Is imgcfe6rt mGrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
Nen Vreia bcr MedfulLe hnt BID Mrnicrnna ieht nni

5pei Goaors pro Come bel Ger @r6e egcebt
Sofentlidl miro tie in metigen Gagcn oud Den FreiS
fir @artfo6c cutiprcdenO bcrobicBca. Scoe aoblcn
forte fam I'M ninOritcns 5mc Collars prD Come Ser
untcrgeebt ucrocn o6ne oaB >ie @ccllbaftcn Die gc
5obllng pon angcmeiiencl GiOiOcnocu eiit5ultelleu
uruld)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
grddltiac GulIafras. un6 s1Drtpn.sSlMh. unp
0cilcrinm. .lc rlitriipnrn.

Seoen Sonneriiaa I'M 8 llbr Woracns, alts
rid $50 glbenoS uno Sanlltngs um ] ubr
giammiilngs; 8lrid i0.45 NbenoS, 8ainpler
rgnnnpois" Sdlt bel oem biiioriid)en Seoroes
iomn uno Sreoeridiolpn Gu @ieleS Ut cine
Der beIiebleilcH Lourcn aus ocr Staot. Bll'
Ietc 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
Die pradltbOac 9ort 9epuEt. nnb geitsrtuH.
Orfur1tOu,

CjebirqS sScenerie mo Die aroben Brhder.
Rio6is geDt iibcr ben SuSqllc6annas6nB &er
popildre 8antpier aSusquebulIna" Ddlilpo6S
ilbr gtuebnlitinqs 4ilriid nm If u6r Moenos;
SonntagS, 10 llbr 8ornlitingS; 8urlld INT
lbr @benos. Billete 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
gSie Scr GlcpcanScr .Giti3cuD mittdcilt InO nenrr

gSie Der GlcOcanOcr vGit5eM" mittbcilt FnO ncnrr
bings Yroieior Scott 9teorin0 imo Scrbert 9gelow,
Der 6etanntc Oboer &ciormer, Der So8oIiitldcn Nor
ici 6eieetreten Scott gIeorinO un0 gigeom" bcncrt
Oo5u ole .& y. Solfs5eihing~ omogcn id Deleidt III
eingcn Su6rcu pe 10 mondj2 ibrcr slrt ~ ais gSolt
oeru0gcl erweiien GoB lie Ocn &crilii bon cn poqr
&uscno Huiieas, SsaIlings ittS Stofes ouipicgen
unO 5pnr eOcr ir iid miro nidt 81 bcltrccn iciu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
llutcrboItnuscn.
d)lppu@rnmE

SrCO. Ga 9icinc,
I6c electrical ggi6mo
3um erten Niale M tallimore
oSaiih" Nrbndic ia pNis yseOoing Nfsht".
3iim crlicli Wine bier:
0nO Scnneit in rS0cDrc Cir.
Enhnt 10c, N6cnoe 1Oc., 20t nn0 BOG.
lMlnN20 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23

3NnryInuN. 9.siIGi' 'sslis'
GrjiiuHrg bcr rcguldren Saiiun bon
9cit0's hCrnDrrn0Cnbcr 8anbcOille.
2gllWr Niad nnb ycila 9alfor
WcflD NOno elanei N0ar.
G0oic Hno 2pn Wiillcr
ga 5Nlp6C. Gic6r WNrcincitt.
Spc5ial gltrnftun WcurgC WlcSaD nn6 Ettie
9rOinc, IN Drcr nencn SIi56e pAn III 6nn."
(glug19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-23
2aturr 3liem 31arIs.

6jnloiundr fir bic Ginocr.
Trci ban llbr Indlnt. bis 4 llDr Hndln.
mic Sunnta1S SaGricn nuf ocm Ben 0mr,
oh Miin Der iceniidcn 8a0u, ben Handlcn
Wcncoiqe nno 6cn 9occr GipS
MiOntog Wiithuud nuo 6reitag Nnhnlittd9s
Gin0Cr-Gnrncual nm 4 llbr.
spcSlcilc pairiotildlc nro MilitdrmMfF
bon Der
9iuNul glrtillcrg SnuO.
gIcaanic Fcbcn 9aKogiCr 9pnring Gar
a6lulnt ulenlQcliim ben Gdnncrn Der Zen
Sr Jnces geqebel.
gcrii0mtc 9ra6tcn nnb Scclblcr Dinners.
5c.-- -SnBr9cl0
l0lmn9n-0rl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
RICHMOND

Tho Richmond high school baseball
schedule for the coming season Ia as fol-
lows: April IA. Waterbury at Richmond;
81. Richmond at Essex 2S. Richmond at
Winooski May S. IIinesburg at Richmond:
IL. Winooski at Richmond; 16, Jericho ut
Richmond; 10. Richmond at Hinesburg:
rs. open date; 80. Essex Center at Rich.
mond: June I. Richmond at Waterbury;
2. Richmond at Jericho; 6. Essex juno
ton at Richmond; o. Richmond at Essex
Center.-The funeral of Frank Christmas,
an aged resident OF Wilhston, was held
at the Church of Our Lady of the Holy
Rosary Monday morning at nine o'clock,
the Rev. A. p. Clermont officiating.
Burial was I'm the CrthoIic cemetery Mrs.
William Anderson of Essex Junction was
recently the guest of Mrs. Thomas Nc
Govern Mrs. J. w. McGarghan vas
among the visitors In Burlington Mon
day.-Samaritan Lodge of Rcbekahs held
a regular meeting in their rooms Mon
day evening.-Mr and Mrs. J. W. Berry
and Mr.. and Mrs l.. +. Douglass were
recently the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Berry In Essex Junction.-B. J. Baker of
the Richmond Underwear companys Of
fee Of New York is business visitor
In town for a few Jays
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15

st. Johnsbury, March {, TO Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard g. Mornc. formerly Of this place
Palmer Chaffee Of Orleans Is visiting
at the home Of his niece, Mrs. A. j.. Ell
liOt.-A. j.. Weeks. Immigrant inspector
was IN Burlington last weak attending
United States court when the care against
Chsrle r. Manahan ofMontrcal, a SNUG
gler Of Chinese. wss heard. Mr.. Weeks
arrested Manahan in st. Adams about
four months ago Respondent pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to serve SIX
months In jail.--Frank Soule of Manson
vile. Que. a former resident OF this
place. Is In the Royal Victoria hospital,
Montreal. recovering from a successful
operation for ppendicitis.--Mirian Mar
cy has resumed her work In the Rounds
store after a vacation of two weeks.
Joseph l.. IOvclettc, aged nearly 70
years. died Of valvulsr heart trouble
and dropsy at his home IN Farrar street
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Lovclette was
tho son OF the latc Charles and Mary
Lovelettc and WIS the last of the family
Of five sons and two daughters. He is
survived by his wife. Funeral arrange
mcnts have not been conpleted.-Mrs
Ephram Mosicr. ngod 81 years. died of
scnile Gctay Tuesday evening at tho home
of her daughter. Mrs. p. NJ. Flanagan,
Of Troy street She Is survived by two
sons, Eugene MosIer. of Philadelphia, Pa.
Alec Mosler Of this place and two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Moses Lovelette and Mrs p.
NJ. Flanagan, of this place. Funeral serv-
ice will be held at All Saints Catholic
Church, Friday morning at eight o'clock
Mrs A r. Bowen, who has been visiting
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. II. G.
Comings, for a few weeks. has returned
to Berkshire. Mrs. II. a. Whitney and
little daughter Of Mortified are visiting
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
4, I. B. Hawley.--eue Thompson is working
| ing the Rounds store
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
BAKERSFIELD.

Paul Blodah. respected resident of
this town. died very suddenly March 9,
after a few minutes illness with heart
failure. Tho funeral was held Monday
at st. Georges Church. the Rev. Father
Damo OF Sheldon Springs oif1c!eting Mr..
Blojah is survived by two Gpughters,
Mrs a. o. Boucher of this town. and Mrs.
Oscar Ducharme of Glens Falls, N. Y. -
The body of Mrs. Rufus Phillips of Enos-
burg, a former resident of this town, was
beought here Monia and placed in the
vault IF. w. Davis. G. II. Maynard. f.
II. Potter went to St Adams Tuesday,
where they have been drawn as jurors for
tn, spring term of Franklin county court
Among those to attend tho Sunday
school convention, held at East Fairfield
tuesday, were the Rev. and Mrs. w. w
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Weston, Mrs
F. B. Maynard, Mrs. b. o. Tillotson, Mrs
&c. i. Pearson.-The branch of the New
England Milk Producers association ir
this town now he's A members. represent.
ing 63S cows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
LAM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

John Latuch. aged S. years. died at
three o'clock Sunday morning at the
homo Of his son. Louis a. Latuch, Of n
general breaking down, He was born in
Derby, but spent most Of his life in Stowe.
He is survived by three sons. John H.
of Concord, n. H., Charles l. OF New
Hampshire and Louis of Stowe, 81 grand
children, 80 great grandchildren: one
brother. Joseph Lstuch OF stowe and Z,
sister, Mrs. Mary Kaymo. ut E.lmorc. The
funeral was held at tho house Tuesday
afternoon at one O'clock
Mrs. A. j. Houston returned Saturday
from Burlington. where she recently
underwent an operation She was accom-
panied home by rirs Ruth Robinson
A. J. Houston is i'll with the grip-Mrs.
a. Fl. Slayton fell at her home Friday.
her head striking on the threshold and
cutting n cash threc-fourths OF an inch
long and otherwise injurying her For
tuna,ely she escaped serious injuries The
Camp Fire Girls held social at the
Congregational Church parlors Friday
evening. There was a school session with
Miss Collins as teacher, and recita-
tons by Dorothy Barrows. Mary Bailey
and Lillian Curicy. There wps a fortune
telling booth and candy booth n
daughter was born March to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Moulton.-Mrs. Addic Jarvis
was called Saturday to Chateaugay, ~ Y
by tho death of her father Stephen e.
Vaughn-Miss Vivian Douglass was
called to Morrisville last week to attend
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Sher
win.-H d. Faunce has sold 49, acres #
land on Sunset hill 20 Harold j. Sanborn
for $500
Four inches OF snow fell here Sun
dnx t~~txA
tapped their trees among them G. ".
Adams. Carl Moody. and Leon Butler.
but sap has not run much yet.--Rich-
ard Straw saw a woodchuck Saturday.
another indication Of the near approach
OF spring.-At tho morning service
sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. four adults. Miss Hazel Adams,
Mrs. Natalie Chadwick. Mrs A. C. Ayers
ana Frank Hoisington and Pearl, the
little daughter OF Mrs. Ayers. were
paptised. Miss Adams and Mrs. Chad
WICK were received into fun member
ship and Mrs. Ayers and Mr. Hoisirg-
ton were received on probation, Mrs
Alma Keneld Brush was received by
letter from the Peoples Temple In Bos-
ton and Henry \. Sparks b. letter
from warren, N, II. The pastor was
assisted in the service by the Rev. II.
w. Ravlin-Mrs. Lirama (MunnJ
Butts, wife OF L. Porter Butts, who
died at their home in North Hyde Park
at three o'clock Monday morning after
a short illness with pneumonia, was
the daughter of w. y. and Betscy Luce
Mum. and was born In Stowe lin 1850
and passed her early life here. Mrs
Butts Is also native 9. stowe. Since
their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Butts have
lived In Hyde Park where they .cle-
brated their golden wedding ia Sep
tember. 1elf. Mrs. Butts leaves two
brothers Charles e, Munn OF HYDE
Park and Carroll ]. Mum of Johnson
and Two sisters, Mrs, I.ucretia Sargent
OF Johrson. Mrs. Nellie Walker OF Hart
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COLCHESTER.

Perry Aldrich of Waterbury. spent Sum
day with his parents.-The Ladies' Aux.
Hilary Of the Baptist Church will serve
a hash supper in the vestry. this evening
from $50 to 730 o'clock. A program
suitable to St. Patrick's Day will be
given.-Lillian. the two-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Severance who
was operated on, at the Fanny Allen Hos
pital week ago for mastoid abscess,
is reported as doing well.-Mr and Mrs.
e. S. Wright will spend the weekend
in Montpelier.-Mr. Kinds of Huntington.
and Mr.. and Mrs John Brown Of Milton.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Marvin
last week.-;Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bergeron
have rented and moved to the farm own
ed by Mrs Fannie Walker
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WINOOSKI,

The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF village trustees was held Tuesday
evening. All were present except 'rrus.
tee w. g. Bushey f. L. Bigwood and II.
f. Gray appeared and asked to have a
sign placed across the sidewalk in front
OF the Winooski Savings bank and II was
granted. petition for gas extension on
the heights was presented to the board
end 1t was voted to appoint a COMMITTEES
OF three to consult the Burlington Light
4 Power company. Octave Cormier
Eugene Richard and Noe Lavallee were
appointed on that committee. Another
petition for the extension OF the sewer
on Malletts Bay avenue to the village lin
Its was presented to the board. The petit
ton called for an article in the warning
to that effect and 1t will be placed In tho
warning to be decided on at the annual
village meeting. ]. B. Il. Chevrer was
appointed as auditor In place OF J. l..
Stanley. who has moved to Burlington.
Taxes on the list of 1911. Fl. +. Wolcott,
collector. amounting to about $306, were
abated. John Nardello was granted a II.
cense for a pool table In the brick house
on Follctt street. The current bills paid
amounted to $+08W 1t was voted to order
street signs for all streets In the village.
At the annual meeting and election OF
officers OF Winooski Lodge. Loyal Order
Of Moose. held last evening Walter Smyle
was elected dictator. The meeting waa
largely attended. over 100 members being
present. The reports from the Officers
showed the lodge to be In a prosperous
condition. Following are the other ON
GERS elected: Past dictator. Louis r.
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
The Meaning of Prayer address to
young people. THE Outside Of the Cup:
evening subject, Rights of Ownership.
Last Sunday morning. IL persons were
baptised at the Methodist Episcopal
Church.-This afternoon the ladies' pray.
er meeting is to be at the home of Mrs.
Fred La 0row.-The Sunshine society is
to meet with Mrs. Don Richardson or
Saturday afternoon Harvey New
city and his grandson. Frank of Bristol
Conn.,. are visiting relatives herc.-Mrs
Fred Macia is dangerously ill.-Nelsor
Macia of Dakota, brother Of Fred Macia
Is in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper. and Mr. Asher
Winch. are visiting at w. H. Winch's.-
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet for
a covered-dish dinner at the Grange
hall. to-day The infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs +. c. Lane. died Monday eve
ning.-Miss Grace Wilcox has moved into
her new house.-Mrs. William Hazen has
charge of the program at the next grange
meeting. She is to have a Flower night"
Each lady Is requested to bring two fow-
ers. either natural or artificial. of the
same color.