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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-03
Rutland County
BRANDON

The high school basketball team will
go Friday to Burlington. where they
will play the Cathedral high school team
Friday evening.-Fred Ladam has re-
ceived his discharge from Camp Devens
and has returned to his home here
Miss Mary Button returned Tuesday to
Abbott Academy at Andover, Mass, after
spending the spring vacation at her home
here. She was accompanied by her
brother. Frank Button. who will spend
few days in Boston.-Mrs F. W. Huh
bard and daughter of Pittsburg. Pa. are
at the home of Miss Alice Harrison on
Franklin street.-Peter F.. Foster has
moved from Pearl street to the J. B.
Kelley house on Franklin street.-The
annual meeting Of the Monday club was
held Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. T. w. Ray on Park street and the
following officers were elected for one
year: President, Mrs. A. s. Maynard:
vice president, Mrs. J. II. Whelden;
secretary, Mrs. A. v Freer; treasurer.
Miss Alice Riseing; chairman Of the
program committee, Mrs. c. M. Wins
low; chairman social committee. Mrs.
G. II. Young.
A son. Harold John, was born Sat-
urday to Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Jones.
The schools in Foresdale were forced
to postpone their sessions Monday on
account of the storm.-W. H. Tarble .is
moving his household goods from hts
farm in the Arnold district to the house
he recently purchased on Grove street.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. II. Sturtevant are In
South Royalton. where they will pack
their household goods and send to
Brandon.
! The Cathedral high school basketball
team of Burlington was defeated by the
local high school Ave at the high school
gymnasium Friday evening. the score
being 80 to 40. The lineup was as follows;
Brandon, Button. |. T.; Chase. =. T.;
Center c.; Clark. r. g.; Whitcomb. !. g.
Cathedral high Wakefield. l. T.; Dorm,
r. r.; Delaney. c.; Alafat, Z. g.: Brown
!. G. Summary: Baskets from the moor
Button 5, Chase 1. Center 3, Dorm T.
[ Delaney 1; baskets from fouls, Center T.
Wakefield 2, Delaney 2; referee. Brennan.
U. V. NJ. and Tracey; scorer naher'
timer, Flood Time, two Commute per-
'>ds -Prnf Edward Tnrtvnod, instrunr"v
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LOWELL

Mrs. F. H. Sanborn and daughter,
Elizabeth. who have been stopping at
Mrs. Laura Youngs. have gone to West
Glover, where Mrs. Sanborn has employ
ment.-Mrs. N. F. Hutchinson, who Ia
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. Young. had a shock. Wednesday.-Mr.
Jones of Belvidere has moved into Fred
Diette's basement tenement-The re-
ception given the Rev. and Mrs. r. e.
Green Tuesday evening at the com.
mun,ty house was a social success.-Mr.
and Mrs. George f. Curtis were in Bur-
iington a few days last week attending
The automobile show.--Mrs. w. E..
ShortsIeeves was in Burlington Tuesday
TO accompany home her niece. Miss
Charlotte Parker. who has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
Morris Farman Is spending the week In
Newport with friends.
The boys of he third and fourth year
Class IN general science began the study
Of animal husoandry last week-In spite
of the storm Oh Friday night the pro
ceeds OF The victYola concert were over
eight doilars.-rhe Rev. r e Green
visited the assembly on Thursday morn
ING anu talked to The pupils on the ad-
vantage g.! the Vermont schools have
over the schools in England Monday
the Iarkin order arrived and 1t will be
distributed this week Through this
order the Home Economics department
has purchased thirty-two pieces Of COM
nunity silver besides having nearly
enough money 10 pay for sixty-clght
pieces ~ china ana Glassware We
thank those whose generous contributi lion
enabled us 20 do this.-The girls in the
third and fourth year class will serye q
tea to the mothers on Friday afternoon.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page thResD

Mass, his former home. for interment.
While Mr.. Gordon had been in town but
few years, he had made many friends
and was proving the right man In the tale
business Mrs. Carmi Courtney Is not as
well and is still in a critical condition.
Mrs Susie Emmons Allchurch. niece Of
John Laraway, underwent a serious oper-
alton in New York last week, is doing as
well as could be expected.-Miss Ellen.
daughter Of L. l. Bishop, who has been
IN California a part Of the winter, has re-
turned home and expects to resume her
duties as assistant in the freight office
in Morrlsville next month"; II. Sher-
win, who has been In Danville the past
seven months, returned home Friday
orren Foster was in woicott Friday.-Mr
and Mrs. Orrln Jones spent Sunday will,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Porter.--L. f. Cobb
spent Sunday with his family.-Mrs. Mary
d. Hemingway. mother of Mrs. w. II.
Barrows, died Thursday after an illness OF
several weeks. Interment was in family
tot at Waterville.--Miss Edith Leslie is
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leslie.-Mrs
Madeline and child of Westfield
are spending few days with her par
epts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. McCuin.--The
normal and high schools closed Friday for
two weeks.
Mrs. r. W. Leslie and daughter
Mildred, are visiting her sister. Mrs. f.
G. French. in Danville.-Wilbur, son OF
H. A. Barrows. returned Monday to his
college duties at Middlebury.-Mr. and
Mrs Homer Kneeland were in Essex
Junction. Tuesday,. l.. Moore and
William Riley returned Tuesday from at
tending the funeral of II. n. Gordon
which was held at Newton Center, Mass
II is understood that Mr.. Moore will
manage the tale business for the present
Charles Bradford has sold his plaee
known as the L. julius Sinclair farm tc
Frank Stearns. possession given soon.--
Mrs r. G. Prentiss is visiting he daugh.
ter, Miss Katherine. in Boston.-The
Misses Rena and Grace Parker and
Evelyn Hill, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs
NJ. s. Hill, are spending their vacation
at home from the Montpelier seminary
The Rev. A. A. Mandago is in attendance
at the Methodist Conference being hell
at st. Albans.--Mrs. F. H. Mudgett. who
has been at the hospital In Burlington
the past few weeks, has returned home
much improved in health.-Miss Bertha
NJ. Arey. a former teacher In the norma
school here, now teaching at the keen'
State normal school, was a guest OF Mrs
Hattie Pearl. last week.-Mr and Mrs
Earl Holmes have returned from Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heatl
have returned to their home In Provi
hence after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. L
Porte.
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WATERVILLE

Miss Fredia Darrah is at home for a
week from the University Of Vermont
Miss Lou Davis is at home from Enos-
burg.-Mrs. W. II. Notimyer and daugh-
ter Doris, of johnson, are visiting in
town.-Stephen Hemenway was In
johnson Monday to attend the funeral Of
his mother.-The Rev. e. B. Harris is
attending conference this week.-Mrs..
Laura Jane Cheney died Saturday after
noon at the residence Of her niece. Mrs.
N. J. Barnes. at Burlington. Her family
have the sympathy Of her friends. She
had many friends among the young and
old.-Blanch Leach Is gaining.-F. N.
1tearns was called to Johnson last week
by the illness OF his brother.-H. F.
Beard was IN Burlington, Thursday
Miss Lillian Pratt OF Burlington Is the
new bookkeeper at the Beard store.-Miss
Iva Laraway viA,"ed in Jacksonville,
last week.
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BENSON

DR.. ]. p. Newton returned from Mont
pelier and Waterbury saturday.-Flosde
Goodrich. daughter Of George Goodrich.
fell and broke her arm just above the
wrist last Friday night while dance
was on at her homs.-There was dance
a. Isaac sawtelle's in the Temple district
Friday night.-Fred Humiston. who came
here from Vergennes few days 60 to
visit his mother At Scott Keith's. has
been engaged by william King Of Orwell
for the summer. Mr.. King operates the
Judah Carter farm.-Ths Rev. John o.
Harrvig, a Congregational minister from
Boston. preached at the Congregational
chapel Sunday morning on behalf Of the
fund for retired Congregational minis
tiers.
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in the Rutland high school. 10 spending
few days at the homo Of his mother
here.-The meeting and denomination
which was to have been held Friday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Anna
Field by Miss NJ, ~ T. wetherbee. emer-
gency demonstration agent for the worn-
ans department Of the Rutland County
Farm Bureau. was postponed on ac-
count of the stormy weather.
Margaret Dever Is assisting In the office
Of Town Clerk s. w. Jones.-Miss
Mildred Benedict. teacher Of the third
grade In the school here, who was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital In Bur-
lington last week. was operated upon
Thursday and 10 doing as well as can be
expected.--The worst storm Of the win
ter ragged in Brandon Friday and satur-
day. The roads In the country were drift
ed so ms to be impossible Friday. The
rural carriers were obliged to turn back
after making q part Of their trips and
number of the school pupils who live out
Of town were obliged to remain In town
over Friday night. The Sudbury stage
cancelled It's trip Ffiday.-On account Of
the storm the sugar eat which WAS
to have been given by Mountain View
Grange Of Goshen Is the members OF
Neshobe Grange Friday evening At
Goshen has been postponed for two
weeks.
There will be q special meeting Of Silver
Lake Lodge. No. 10, X. Of p. this evening
at eight o'clock. The rank Of esquire
will be conferred on class Of candidates.
The listers have organized and have their
ofilce In the room at the town clerks Of
fce.-Marble Chapter, G. r. g.. held a
we'll attended card party last Tuesday
evening in their rooms in the Smith block.
DIR. e. J. Cray. who recently received his
discharge from the army. has returned
from spending few days in Bellows Falls
with relativea-Mrs. Z. ]. Lavalley and
son. Claude, have returned to Rutland
after visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cameron Of Depot street-E. o.
Cool, administrator. has sold the Mr.. l..
N. Grover place on Maple street to John
Fillloe.--walter r. Scott has sold his place
on Park street to Clinton II. Robinson
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Tarble. who has
been occupying rooms In Attorney John s.
Buttles ONCE. has leased the rooms across
the hall in the same block adjoining Dr.
B. A. Holmes ONCE.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. A. l.. Bower. who has been the
cook at the dormitory. has moved to her
home here and Mrs. Clark Page has
taken her place.-Mrs. Eta Adams. after
being in Massachusetts, all winter. has
returned and opened her house.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. l.. Hebard have returned after
spending the winter with their daughter
In Lunenburg. Mass. and have open the
Randolph House.-Miss Frances Hebard
is having two weeks vacation from her
school in st. Johnsbury.-The graded
school opened this week after two
weeks vacation on account Of Influenza
Sumner Cooley was home from Camp
Devens on a furlough from Saturday till
Tuesday.-A. c. Wells was at his home
here from Friday till Monday.--The Red
Cross ladies are urged TO attend the
meeting Saturday afternoon at V. S. A.
hail.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. f. c. Daring has returned FROM
.tichford, where she was called to at 4
end the funeral of her niece. Mrs. Mil
lred Powell Aiken.-Arthur Hodgden ha.1
moved his family from the Bert Benja1
min farm to the Center.-The Rev. Mor}
;on w. Hale is taking a two weeks val
, alton. Mrs. Hale and children are al
her home in Lincoln. Mr.. Hale will Join
her after his return from Coventry. wher4
ne was called to otiiciate at the weddind
one of his former parishioners,-Thd
lumber teams of Swain & Haskell havd
esumed their work of drawing logs I'd
he mill since the last heavy snow STORM
Hubert Bill has rented the Goounougft
place in East Calais and will occupy n
May Mrs. Floyd Bake has been quito
i'll the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. CI
Swain are expected To return from Loi
Angeles. Cal, April 81. r. Brothers
returned from East Randolph Saturday.
On account of the storm he was obliged
to leave his wagon and make the tri1
from Montpelier on horseback,-Mrs|
Morton McKinstry, of North Montpelier
was in town one day last week.
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NORTHFIELD

Meteorological W. a. Shaw, in charge o
he local station of the United STATED
weather bureau, reports mean temporal
lure for March of 81 degrees, which y
four degrees above the normal for thu
month. The highest was 50 degrees. OF
the 26th, and the lowest was one degree
below zero. on the 18th. The creates
daily range was 81 degrees. on the 18th
and the least daily range was five de
grees. on the Goth. The precipitation (raii
and melted snow amounted TO 5.42 inches
he normal for the month being 20
inches. The prevailing wind was from tn,
north, the total movement zoos miles. thu
average hourly velocity "a miles. and thu
maximum velocity 80 miles per houf
from the northwest on the 18th. Thu
aonth was made up of six clear. II part
:, cloudy and IA cloudy days. Precipita
ION in quantity sufficient to measure oc
o'.rred on Is days. ana the total amoun
Included 1871 inches of snow, Of which a.
aches remained on the ground at tn,
nj of the month. Auroras were notet
on the 9Th and 10Th. solar halos on tn,
ilh and 14th and fog on the 2lst. Sleet fel
on the gth 18th and nth
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WARREN

Milo Bucklin, who was reported al
seriously i'll last week, died last Thurs1
day. The funeral was held at the church
Saturday. The Rev. Mr.. Anymore of
fciated.--James and jeremiah Cardell Of
Bristol spent several days in town thu
past week.-Charles Johnson went I'd
Windsor Saturday to see his family
Mrs. j. l.. Spa!ding and son, Howard
went to Camp Devens the past week I'd
see her son. Ralph. who Is in a hospital
seriously wounded. Brooks had
bought the Burnham Ford farm.-Mrsl
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d. Il. Nickerson In moving from the
rooms in the Mabel Adams house to their
home in Braintree. Mr. Hall has recently
received his discharge from SERVICE
Ernest Hatch was in Montpelier Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Kimball, who lives with her
daughter. Mrs Edna Fairbanks, on
Randolph avenue. has not been as well
for few days.-Mr and Mrs. Henry
Allen have moved from house on Main
street to one of the houses owned by
Mrs r. c. Morton on Weston street.
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NORTH TROY.

Miss Jessamine Blair. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. M. J. Blair died in Arisona
Friday morning, March %. Several
weeks ago. she went to Tucson, seeking
Improvement In health, accompanied By
her father and her grandmother, Mrs.
Chanee, the latter remaining there with
her Mrs. Chaffee leaves Tucson with
the remains Tuesday, and will be met in
Chicago by the parents Of the deceased,
and upon the return the funeral will be
held here, but arrangements have not
been completed.-John Kelley died In
Highgate Monday in his S3rd year. His
life had been passed mostly In this vici-
nifty. but few years since he removed
to that place. He was veteran Of the
Civil War The funeral was held at the
Congregational Church Wednesday. His
wife died several years ago. He is sur
vived by one son, w. H. Kelley of this
village, and by three daughters: Mrs.
Leafy Currier, Mrs. Jennie Judd and Mrs.
May Duffy all of Highgate.-Dr. A. NJ.
Butterfleld and Mrs. Butterfield are pass
ing few days in Burlington and Rut-
land. His son. Alfred A. Butterfield.
accompanied them.-Nfisses Ruth. Annis
and Doris Philips. who were in Mont
pelier last week, the guests of Senator H.
, H. Lewis. are visiting in Burlington.-H.
A. Gilman Of Masonville, Que, has pur-
chased the site on Main street where the
| Seaver store stood at the time OF the
| fire of December 1917. and intends to
erect a block thereon soon and conduct
a general store business.-Miss Grace
Annis. U. V. NJ. is passing the Easter
vacation at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. o. s. Anns.-A son of c. A.
Lucier returned to his home in Maine
Monday after a visit Of 10 days with his
parents. Mrs. Lucier was with him. He
has lately been discharged from heavy
artillery service in France.-On Saturday
evening. Edward Lafiam of this place
escaped from Newport jail. where he was
awaiting committent to the House OF
Correction on sentence lately passed by
the county court. He was captured Sun.
day Just over the line. In Canada.
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WORCESTER.

The directors of the Worcester Co-opera1 !
tive Creamery association have engaged
Roy Montg OF Underhill, expert but
termaker. to commence operations April II
Miss Susie Abbott, who has heen on tn &
sick list for sometime. is improving.-Will
Witham and his daughter Miss Kathie|
were guests of relatives in Cabot recently
Mrs Carl Walluman and four children
of Granite Pass, Oregon are guests Of MrI
and Mrs. Freeman Rivers of MinisteII
Brook road.
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NORTH FAYSTON

Leon Euson was in Watt rbury We'd
lay and Thursday aftei load Of
GOODS for c. ). Nelson. Mrs. Hugh
Henry, who was very ILL., threatened
.,ith pneumonia. is a lttle better.-|
saturday was the first tine since thu
Establishment Of the r. F. p. mail rout(
at the mail was not delivered
through the kindness Of q. C. Granf1.ldl
10 went to the post Office in the after
loon, several received their mail
toward Burno, r. +. y. carrier Is il
and no one could be procured to delivci
he mail on account OF the deep snow
ames Griffin and Able Wilbur were ou|
with the snow roller Saturday afternool
but could not go over to the Center al
usual on account of the drifts.-Frida3
and Saturday was the worst snow storm
of the winter nearly two feet falling.
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MORRISVILLE

e. f. Smith met with quite loss and
came very near receiving serious injuries
Tuesday morning at his home. He found
that an outside door to his kitchen had
blown open in the night and that the
water pipes had frozen. Not thinking
that the waterfront to the range might
also be frozen. he built a fire and just
as ne was placing a tea kettle on the
stove, the waterfront blew up. complete
ly wrecking the stove, the concussion
blowing out the windows in the kitchen
and in the pantry, where the door was
closed. Pieces OF the stove smashed the
doors to a cupboard under the sink and
did much other damage, water. soot
ashes, etc. finishing the work of making
pretty nearly q wreck of that part of
the house. Mr.. Smith was struck on the
leg by a flying piece of iron from the
range and further than that received no
tnjuries.-Miss Eva Hadlock, who went
to the Fanny Allen hospital three weeks
ago. where she underwent an operation
Tor appendicitis has returned home and
Is doing as we'll as possible. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent have returned from
visit in New York city with the latter s
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pike.-Fred l.. Stewart has sold his shoe
repairing business to Harry Saintser,
who has taken possession Miss Caroline
Powers returned Monday evening from
few weeks stay in Boston.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Mudgett accompanied their
daughter. Miss Ruth Mudgett, to the
Fanny Allen hospital. where the latter
underwent an operation for appendicitis
Word was received from the hospital
Tuesday that Miss Mudgett was doing
as we'll as possible.
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WESTFIELD

Editor and Mrs. w. II. Gilpin, of Bar
ton, spent two days last week at the
home of Judge Gilpin.-Miss Pearl Dens-
more, of West Burke. spent the week
md with Mrs. w. ID. Bell.-Mrs. Mildred
Shattuck. of Burlington, came Thursday
to spend 10 days at the home of her
mother. Mrs. w. d. Bell.-Mss Vivian
shattuck came Monday for short stay.
Last Thursday evening Miss Eva How
ard and Fred Martin were married by
the Rev. w. Fl. Macfarlane at his resi-
dence On Thursday evening Lee Bean
and Mrs. Edith keegan, Of Troy, were
married by the Rev. Mr.. Macfarlane.-
There were no church services Sunday
owing to the absence of the pastor.
NEWPORT
St. Marks Episcopal Church being
without rector, the ladies of the
church here opened the rectory as a
tea room on Saturday afternoons, and
are being well repaid for their labor.
over 500 already has been realized
Lieut.. Aubrey Akin has received his
discharge from military service and has
arrived home.-Clinton A. Wood. assistant
postmaster for several years, resigned
his position and entered the employ Of
the National Wrapping Machine COM
pay,-Col. C. S. Emery spoke to the
the Woman's club on "Civic Uplift, What
Woman's Club on "Civlc Uplift. What
noon.-Mr. and Mrs Henry Burgess were
in Sherbrooke over the week-end.--Miss
| Ella Ramsdell has returned from three
' months vacation in Florida and will re-
! sumo her work as clerk In the Boston
e. Maine freight office.-Miss Mary Coffin
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hiram
Leavitt.--A. b. Cobleigh has been APP
pointed district highway commissioner
for one year.-D. j. McDermott. former
chief of the immigration service at this
place, now of New Bedford. accompanied
by Mrs. McDermott, called on friends in
town Wednesday.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Prouty left Friday for trip to New
York and Washington.-Mrs. Walter
Abbott has been seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.-The men Of the Main Street Bap-
fist Church has organized a Bible class
under the direction of the pastor, the
Rev. A. v. Allen. The class plans to
have a social side as we'll as wei
defined course of Rihis siudv.--u~n-'
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CAMBRIDGE

Miss Roxie Christy Of johnson is the
guest OF Mrs. Myra Willey.-Lous
Leavens was business visitor in
Windsor. Tuesday and Wednesday.
n. B. Hall Of Bolton is spending some
time with his family here.-Mrs. Reba
Young of Burlington visited her father,
H. N. Gray, Tuesday.-A. r. Labounty
OF Burlington was a visitor here, We'd
nesday.-Chauncy Roberts has return
ed from Randolph, where he visited
his sIster.-Robert Burns arrived home
Saturday morning from Camp Devens
where he has been since his return
from overseas, and has received ar
honorable discharge from service
Duncan Hagar Of Burlington is the
guest for n few days of Mrs Earle
Gates.-Kenneth Newton of the Univer-
sity of Vermont spent the vacation a
his home here.-E. D. Fuller was In
Burlington Tuesday. He was accompa.
MED home by Mrs. Fuller. who has beer
visiting her parents in New York.--Rob.
ert Palmer OF Burlington has beef
Inc guest OF Kenneth Newton the pas
week.-E. II, Oimstead was a bushes,
visitor in town, Tuesday.-WymaI
Brush, who attends Burlington higi
school. is spending the vacation will
mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brush
The Misses Sarah and Winona McGuir,
Of Bethel are visiting friends In town.
The Misses Dorothy and Charlotte LAM
IF the University of Vermont are spend
ng the week with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs c. J. Lang.-A. r. McSween.
of Milton was visitor in town las
week.-Mrs.. A. l.. Brush, who has beeI
III with measles, Ii better.--Mrs. Il. II
Linden Of Littleton. arrived in tow
Wednesday, and Is the guest Of he
daughter, Mrs. Elsie Gates.--Doroth
Leavens of Montpelier Seminary 1
spending the vacation at her home here
Miss Ruth Chandler of Burlington
spent Sunday and Monday with no
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chand
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Admiral's Arrest "a
Sought by Scanned

BASEL, Friday. Jan. ,l--rhs ss<l
rests Of Admiral Schroeder and ca
tain, Rooster and Resner. Of w Ges<
man navy, have been requsstsd by ~
central committee Of sailors st Ham~
burg. The officers are accused. saoss
eially Admiral Schroeder. With ~
ing responsible for the sxecuusa q
two sailors, although they were esas
versan, with the general smn>sly ~
der.
Admiral Schroeder became notos..
ious when he ordered the executioa ~
Captain Charles Rryatt. while he W.
commanding the German naval ioscss
al Buiges