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SsN lurt .............1. ION 100 oN'
Detroit ..... ......... 90. 1000 gU4 ..
sunmar, Nuus N..s I,... P.pp
Aojic uH.1. NuIUt D0hu lurnd i'.
son. errors Ru,. AIrmIb. rsa pa,r h..
Le~ia. hryc.ul.. h' Wru d.a'Is rhy,
Ainsrih fn lush Iuu 20 uIPr base,
o. balls. or S.ashry o. 90 Hoa1d H.
,tturk out uy -lAWkr, O. Boy HalAnd 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

HhNted Tor Meadow lt ''EN'l.
80 JouI, ...... 900 100 600 a
Uroos|,r .......... .Jun 600 H0S
summary Rurt stock Olson IoH0sfou
Myers error si1rt tvu base NNi Mh's'
slaI,n hats hysr, double play Johnston
20 Olson 20 korai,h, lasrs .. balls or
Wrsdsr 2 strs,s ont by Msadosa '. beg
tAdufc 4.
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President IIeydlor has justified the
confidence ropOscd IN him by his
capable handling of his duties
ll,ydlcr HerVed ~ soctctAry ~ tho
National tor several years ana twice
flled uneNpirod prondentlAl terms,
those Of the unfortunate Harry Put
liam AID John Is 1ehcr Just why
llsydier. with his uniopbted abillty,
should not have been selected as
league president before Ia a mystery
ana To- one Of the many mistakes
National league mRgnbtoH have
made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
ILSGVGS9 DSTg
By
Lnrry DnileY

Quick Rcti0u by President llryd-
Ter ~ the National league In sus.
pending Frank snyder and imposing
fines against Jack Miller ana Gene
lhuiotte, ~ Louis players elected
from a game last week for dlsputinR
decisions by Umpire Pete Harrison
morlts the approVol OF all baseball
fundum. The game needs EcrnppY
peppep players. the lads who fight
To- reportA tho three punished Cards,
snyder IN particular, allowed their
rnthuHihHm TO 20 too far aud became
abusive In their remarks let mr.
has" lighting ball clubs but no
rowdylsm
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IHAttcd for Mayer in ninth
riNattod for Nigb-- IN ulutl.


rNattod Tor hgh~- IN ulntl.
Score by inuints.
TIushurFh ....,.....st. nN1 .M' ono
Nrw YORK ,.,.,...,....llu 600 HNA
summary. Runs Terry Sout.Norih
Burut. Young. Fletcher lalrd. IUrrr
man . chase uoutAlss. error FLETCHER
laird two base hits burns Young south
Ha,rs KsuN Nirhobon double play
sirher 10 HhIrd 10 Chase bases uH Ia. .
~ Hamilton p. struck out by Ham..i..
a. by Mayer 2
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81 Joseph 'Hsat.ss. .u"l "uN "ll u
summary Runs laDdayioro. urifiin.
tGn. uoaH. Hoau erfofs benson, kcis
Hlr Niila,ns. 1po base hits poIaU Adams
aarrfra hits. NUruFIIg bsall NlliAms.
#.ntu0. sarnNrs I'D nu'Au double U.aJ.
.Iauk to FruHun lett on bas"s ~ Joseph
. utIhhouA tly bases Uu balls on
Williams D Of Moai0rs ln D., pitcher
ay N.usua .llAuaI, by MeUifas .llar
.Iatr ,rut. oat. BY Williams 2 ~
H0aIasa stolen bases ItiH uo.au.
.lags. umD --I. umprsa DAY ADD
.a.Uba.
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by Mays by Tahcr a by numout
by LONdcrmUA ly Goouo 3.
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BROOKLYN =. bi LOUIS
nROORLYN. Ju', o. Two scratch hH
rass batter hli ~it rf"v o..
-tors and steal gi home by M1rr gave
BROOKLYN three ruins Iu 'hs hr' I"n..r %.
da.. tho suprrhas defeating So Louis .
tu
Tho score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

1NAtlpi fot Nu. lu ninth.
Sore bv Innings
NatHIuF Fton ........t t,.... .ONl Oll NnN-A
tr,y.INrd ..... uOl 2l0 niH e
summary R1ns Rice Me0csky hantt
1An,rin Grnury. Speaker, Gardner NAmht
gnrsa. errors SHauks NrNrry WAN ht
eana 2. two hsse hits Judge kIce
Grarsy tNree.bsse hits, shArts Speaker
stolen bases q NrrL johnston NAnht
rants. bases on halls o." tran g. on 1I'
q on Covrissk,e struck cut BY Ievoieh.
lis
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rN.t'.i for uuiuNb boo uuth
iIaurd 'ar Meadows lu ninth
Score hy iHuIngs
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New Y
''-' To.,., aaloa1io

1.-Two uui aH.. a.u.HE .I. waF srorel
MATTED Tor HuarI 100 ninth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
WEST BOLTON

There was an installation of officers 4
Unity Grange Saturday evening. tn
following officers were installed for IN
ensuing year: Master, II. TarboX; ove1
seer, T. NJ. Lacailade; steward, H. kd
chelle assistant steward. A. BentieY
chaplain. Mrs. G.. r. Gle; lecturer. MIR
Fl. Tarbox; secretary, Miss Nina Wa
ton: treasurer, G. r. Gle; gatekeepe
Hervey Gle; Ceres. Miss Eunice Gle
Pomona, Miss Vivian York; Flora. Mr.
l.. Latulippe; lady assistant, Mrs. Nell
Cuthbert.-Mss Marietta York mas r.
turned from Lawrence, Mass, ana mas
position in the telephone office at Jone
ville.-Mrs. Harry Gregory and daugi
ter. Miss Olive Dubois. who have bee
ga ring for the sick at Allen Bicknells
Jnderhill Center the past two week
have returned home.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. Woodwork have returned ITO
Cady's Falls. where thy have been durii
for past II weeks. caring for Mr. "oo'
worth's mother, Mrs. Amelia Worde
during her last illness, she having passe
away January 7-Nelson Hall has return
ed from Cambridge, having visited MT
Hall. who is spending the winter there
Miss Marietta York was at home ITO
Ionesyille over Sunday.-Mrs. *. Wllo'
and son Of Jericho were guests OF MT
Ia \. Tomlinson Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
VERGENNES

Tho fourth quarterly conference of the
Vergennes Methodist Episcopal Church
was held Wednesday January In the
church parlors, District Supt. DR.. G. X.
Statham presiding. C. T. s. Pierce acted
as recording secretary. The reports
showed that the finances of the church
were in good shape. The report of the
pastor, the Rev. w. S. Mulholland,
showed that up to January l he had
taken into the church 16 from probation
and nine by letter and that there were 20
probatoners on the list. He also had
oficiated at Is funerals, baptized 81 and
performed six marriage ceremonies. The
officers elected for the coming year are
as follows. Stewards. Allen Burroughs,
NJ. l.. Barton, II. b. Slack, E. J. Bristol.
f. c. Ward, Walter Kellogg. Miss Hal
lie Winslow, Miss Lena Hawkins; re-
cording steward Ernest j. Bristol; dis
trict steward, II. c. Ward; reserve stew
ard. r.. j. Bristol; communion steward.
Miss Lena Hawkins; recording seCrs-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16

AZ the annual meeting of the share
holders of the First National Bank of
Bristol the following directors were
CHOSEN: Governor Percival w. Clement,
w. II. Partch, w. e. Hanks. F. r. Dick
erman, c. L. Greene, A. e. Clifford and
H. w. Varney The above directors then
elected the following officers: President
+. II. Dickerman; vce-president, w. II.
fartch; cashier. r. s. Brown.-Hubert
II. Barney of Rutland has been appointed
superintendent of the Bristol railroad
10 succeed the late Ralph Denio.-Dr.
Hermon Hasseltine of Washington, D. c.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Has
seitine.-Ernest, the 12-year-old son of
MI and Mrs. B. j. Clark was operated
upon Tuesday morning for fluid in the
lungs. The others of the family are inn
proving,-Henry Harvey is i'll with pneu-
monia at his home in South Bristol
MISS Jennie M. Grow, who has been III
with influenza and pneumonia for the
last two weeks, is gaining.-Mrs. Clar-
! ence Kingsley is Ill with pneumonia
Ceylon Greene of Burlington was in town
Iuesday.-Dr. Lynn McGee returned to
New York Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
MONKTON

On Sunday afternoon, January 10, at 2:3O
o. clock there will be n memorial service
for Charles Wedisenback, held In the Ep-
worth League chapel at Barnumtown'
Among the speakers Will be the Rev. #.
NJ. Hagadorn of North Ferrisburg Spe-
cial music will be furnished.-Donald
Sears has returned from Ferrisburg,
where he has been teaching the past
week in the absence of the teacher, Miss
Shepard, of Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Brown are at the homo OF Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Dwire, for
the winter.-William Preston had the mis-
fortune to jam one of his toes very badly
while hauling logs.-Miss Gladys Brown
of Middlebury and Walter Tart of Bristol
are guests at the home Of l.. l.. Dwire.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Devoid and family
were guests of Il. l.. Devoid Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Devoid of North
Ferrisburg were weekend guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Devoid
Miss Letta Graham of Burlington Is the
guest of Mrs. Nellie Alger
The school house doors have again beer
opened to the pupils, after having beer
closed for several weeks on account OF
the influenza prevalent in town.-Serv
| ices were resumed In the Methodis
Church last Sunday. The pastors theme
for next Sunday will be: us Life Worth
Living ?"-The fourth quarterly confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was held at the parsonage last Satur
day, the district superintendent presiding
The usual election of stewards and DIN
GERS took place. The envelope system
was adopted and a finance committe
appointed. Nearly all the old officer
were reelected with few new member
added to the official board. Report
showed the work of the church had mad
good progress during the year. Afte
the transaction of some important busi
ness the conference adjourned.-All case
of the influenza in the Boro are reporte
as recovering. -Goodsell Smith is carin
for the residence of f. II. Palmer Will
he is representing the town at Mont
|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
TOWNSVILLE.

The families of A. G. Palmer emo
Ruxton and Howard Fuller who ma
been Ill with influenza, are recovering
Wilbur Shonyon is seriously i'll with !
fluenza. HIS sister, Mrs. Snow, W
called Tuesday to care for him'-Mi
Marie Douglass has been confined to I
house with a severe cold. Her sist'
Mrs. Earl Lombard of Montpelier. Is WI
her.-Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Gleason ma
sold their farm to f. II. Shepardson
c. c. Fuller and T. l.. Stevens are
Burlington attending the dairymef
meetings.-Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Ches
more left Tuesday noon for Boston for
few days-Miss Nellie Riggs was at nor
from Montpelier over Sunday-Mrs'
Alger was recent visitor in Burllngto
Miss Alice Canton was at nome iro
Burlington for the weekend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
CORNWALL

j. Howard Atwood. an honored and
much respected citizen, died at his home
Saturday, January II, after an illness of
a few hours. Mr.. Atwood had an at
tack of acute indigestion early Friday
evening and at 10 o'clock suffered cere-
bral hemorrhage, which affected one side,
from which he seemed to rally somewhat
during Saturday morning, but was sud-
denly taken worse at about three O'Clock
and lived only a few minutes. MIR. At
wood was born in Cornwall April Is, 1875
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter Atwood
who survive him; also sister, Mrs
Arthur d. Parkhill; besides his wife, who
was Miss Lena Frost. daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A. Frost; and
one daughter, Christine, a student ir
Middlebury high school. Mr.. Atwood
was the representative in the genera
assembly in 1917 and had held all the
offices within the gift of the town. Al
the time of his death he was a member
of the board of listers and school direct
ors, having served the last nine and eigh
years, respectively, with each. Mr. At
wood was a member of Union Lodge No
Q, f. and A. NJ. His funeral was hello
at the Congregational Church in Corn
wall Wednesday at one o'clock p. m.
under the direction of the lodge.
Starr Eells, gunner's mate on tn,
battleship Wyoming, arrived in tow
Sunday on a 15-day furlough and is
guest Of his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Truman Eells.-The annual bust
ness meeting roll call and dinner
were held at the Congregations
Church Saturday with a good humble
in attendance. The following officer
! were elected: Moderator. +. II. Warner
| clerk. 1. L. Hamblin; treasurer, r. r
Robbins; collector, NJ. C. H. James; bust
ness committee, F. II. Warner, c.
\ Morse and Leland Stone; organist an
! chorister. Mrs. E. o. Porter. The Re,
| c. c. Merrill was present and gave a
| interesting and helpful address-The an
| nual meeting of the Whatsoever societ
was held at the home of Mrs. Georg
| Thompson Thursday and the followin
| officers were elected: President, Mrs. /
| L. Pratt; vice-president, Mrs. f. L
Foote; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. +
R. Robbins.-The next card party wi
be held at the chapter house Friday eve
ming, January 81. instead of January /
Stanley Witherell of Camp Devens wa
n guest of his brother. C. l.. Witherel
| on Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16

Gated at st. Louis convent and from
here he went to st. Hyacnth College in
Canada and then he entered 81 Montreal
seminary to train for the priesthood.
After his ordination Is years ago his
first mass was celebrated at his home
church at Essex Junction, after which
he became curate of St. Francis Xavier
Church for seven years. He was then
transferred to Grand Isle, where he was
the pastor for four years at St. Roses
de Lmi Church, coming back 20 81.
Francis Xavier Church four years ago
as administrator, having full charge of
the parish During his four years work
here at st. Francis he has been indie
| fatigabe and has had the welfare of his
| flock always at heart. AS to the finances
of the church, they have been increasing
each year. when 1t is now considered one
| of the richest churches Of it's size in
| the State. Father Parseau leaves the
church in first class condition and with
him goes the best wishes Of his people
that he may enjoy good health and that
success may follow him in his new
duties.
The Rev. Joseph Turcotte Of Granite
willie arrived in town yesterday to take
up his new duties as permanent pastor
of st. Francis Xaviers Church. Father
Turcotte was born February 4, 1859. al
st. Hernas, Que, and received his train
ing for the priesthood at the College OF
st. Theresa and at the Grand Seminary
at Montreal. He was ordained May 10
1888, by Archbishop Fabre of Montreal
and became a member of the diocese OF
Vermont in September. 1893. and was
placed at Barton for his parish. wher,
he remained 10 years, when he was trans
ferred to st. Peters Church at Vergennes
remaining there about month. He thei
was transferred to Granitevlle in 191
as pastor of st. Sylvester's Church. II
comes to his new parish as an irremov
able rector and is considered as one o
, Vermont's most eloquent French orators
. A son was born Monday evening to MI
, and Mrs. Louis Mills of East ALE
. | street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
WALTHAM

Word has been received of the marriage
of First Lieut.. Albert G. Hunt, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hunt, to Miss Mar
jory Sawyer of Kensington. Md, formerly
Of Mortified. Lieutenant Hunt is with
the 18th Cavalry, U. S. army. at Fort
Myer. Va.-The condition of Mrs. Roy
Parker is improving.-W. II. JaclSman
has returned from Schenectady, N. Y,
where he was sent as a delegate for the
Dairymens League.-Mr. and Mrs. lionel
Harris were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. c. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Ward
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. A. E. Booth and
children recently visited Mrs. Booths
sister, Mrs r. H. Booth. at Crosse Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Larrow visited in
Forrisburg Sunday.-By order of the
president of the N. S. club the January
meeting will be omitted.-R. II. Davis
and family are recovering from their
recent Illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
WHITING.

This community has been undergoing
a visitation of the influenza, and every
thing has been closed. The following
have been sick: Family of Clyde Brown,
family of William Taylor, family OF
Horace Taylor, family of Emery Pat
node. also Miss Anna Wooster, Mrs
Peter Aines, Sherwood Denton. Charles
Lewis has pneumonia and little kath-
crime Aines and baby Francis Malzard
have had intestinal trouble. All are
however, doing well at present.-On
account of his illness. William Taylor
was not able to take MS seat in the
Legislature but hopes to do so next
week-The Rev. Isaacs of Orwell was
a caller in town on Tuesday. He came
with reference to the Armenian and
Syrian Relief work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
HINESBURG

The funeral Of the late Wesley B. Smith
was held at the home of his sons, c. j.
and G. w. Smith. January Z at IL o'clock
with burial in the family lot at Hlnee-
burg. The bearers were his two sons, c.
j. and G. w. Smith, his grandson, c. p
Smith, his brother-in-law, william
Thompson, and two G. A. r. men. Michael
Finney and Henry Larose. There were
many floral offerings from friends and
relatives. The Rev. A. H. Edie officiated
The late w. B. Smith was born in Starks-
boro January 81, 1915. On November a.
1868. he married Rosina J. Rollins, Of
Huntington, who died October 49, 1913.
On January 2. 1864, he enlisted in Co. b.
18th VT. being mustered out July IA, 1868.
He was promoted corporal during his
service. He was a member of G. A. R..
Post, No. 81 of which he was a past
post commander He was a man Of ster-
ling character, and his loss will be deeply
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
ORWELL

Miss Thelma Lille has returned to
Gushing Academy at Ashburnham Mass.
e. o. Bishop returned from Montpelier
Saturday for over Sunday.-President
j. ID. Brownell of Northland College,
Wis. was here Thursday and spoke to
those present in the church vestry.-Mr.
and Mrs. Guy NJ. Cook have commenced
to keep house in their home.-Mr. and
Mrs Otis Doane have returned from
New York city, where they spent two
weeks.-Tne schools In the village are
closed for this week, owing to illness
Thomas Conway was discharged from
service last week. also John Qunn.It
Is expected that Frank Coburn will re-
turn from the Mary Fletcher hospita
this Neutrality-suspicious. ladies attended
the missionary meeting held on Wednes.
day Jan. with Mrs. Branch.-The ther.
mometer stood at % degrees below Sun
day.-Mrs. Oulette and daughter are bacl
from Vergennes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
SHELBURNE


AT the annual parish meeting Oh rim
parish. held on Monday afternoon III
parish house the Following Nesu9 III \
, were elected: DR.. w. 3 Nepp. orVii
\. Spear, Robert Ockert l. y. DeyeY
John ]. Collamer, j. watson Weop'
W. Hayes Mitchell, Frank r. Spea
Alfred Ockert and John II. Bro L
annual meeting of Trinity Guild VIII
held on Friday afternoon at 'hrS
O'Clock at the parish house.
Mr.. and Mrs Ct. y. Roberts celebra'
| their bOth wedding anniversary Mondai
Janary 49, A large number of frienf
called In the afternoon and evening
offer congratulations and best wish
| for the future. They received many gift
Of money in gold from relatives an
| friends. The d. c. Smith Bible class al
the Improvement society gave them
| large bunch of yellow daffodils. Mn
A. j. Hutchinson read a poem compost
by herself for the occasion. The dinirI
room was prettily decorated in YIELD
chrysanthemums. A buffet lunch WI
served by Mrs. Philip Fletcher Mn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
BRIDPORT

A double wedding took place Wednes-
day evening, January s. at the home OF
Thomas Nadeau. when his daughter,
Miss Ethel Nadeau and Ernest VIM
NETT and Marguerite Nadeau and Victor
Girard were united In marriage The
Rev, Henry Gulick performed the cere-
mony-William Grandy ia able to be
around after his recent illness.-Mrs.
David Wissell is suffering with influenza
and erysipelas. Her son. Harry, was
called home Saturday on account OF her
illness.-Mrs. o. e. Converse and two
daughters are Ill with inhuenza.-Mrs.
Frank Norton went to the Mary pletcher
hospital with her son. Douglas, Friday
where he was operated on for appended
tis,-Flora Bryson Is working at the
home of w. A. Dukett,-Mr and Mrs. c.
A. Pratt were visitors in Middlebury,
sunday-The family of Ashley pukett
aSs " with infiuenza.-Wiliam Bruno Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
SHOREHAM

The Misses Isabel Blair and Addie
Bigelow passed the week end at their
homes In West Cornwall.-Mrs. w. a.
Larrabee. who has been In Burlington
caring for her daughter, returned home
Monday. Miss Mabel returned with her
Mrs Burge and Mrs. Henry Ware en-
tertained the Moravian club very pleas
antly at the home Of Mrs. Burge last
Friday.-Stanley Witherell. who passed
the weekend with his mother, has re-
turned to Camp Devens.-The Red Cross
met at the home OF Mrs. S. Y. Walker
Wednesday.-Mrs. Nellie Waite and Mrs
Harry Church were recent visitors In
Rutland.-E. ii. Morse has returned from
Brandon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16
MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. y. f. Phelps have re-
ceived telegram from Norfolk. Va.
of the safe arrival of their son, Dwight
l.. NJ. Phelps, from overseas.-The w. c.
Il. u. observed the national day of prayer
at the home of Mrs. L. l. Allen with
special devotional exercises, followed by
papers by Mesdames Minckler. Landon.
Newton, Fuller and Miss Wagner on
National Sobriety," a National Neces-
sity for National Health. Morality Econ
omy, Efficiency and Morale" Discus
sions on the reconstruction period were
included in the program.-Miss Bessie l..
Ashley, who has been passing several
| months in Minneapolis. Mimi, was mar
| ried to Fred f. Rogers on New Years
day at the residence of her sister Mrs.
John Hoppin of that city. Mr.. Rogers
was in business here several years ago,
| conducting an excelsior and saw mill.
| He is now in business at Bethel, where
the couple will reside.
| At the annual meeting for
| the election of officers and teachers Of
| the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
| the following were elected for the en-
| suing year: Superintendent, G. o. Tur-
| ner: assistant superintendent Miss Ellen
| Wagner; secretary, Miss Lucy Cresey;
| corresponding secretary, Miss dadge
| howard, treasurer, ID. IL. Holiness Ii
braran. Stanton Turner; organist. Miss
Barbara Turner; superintendent of cradle
| roll, Mrs. Cresey; superintendent of mis-
| sionary department, Miss Wagner; sec
| rotary and treasurer, Miss Ardele Grow I:
| superintendent Of temperance. T. II. Gre
| soy; chorister, c. L. Parker; teachers
| Beginners, Miss Eva Cresey; class one
Miss Madge Howard two. Mrs. Shroyer:
three, Clifford Shroyer; four. Miss Ellen
| Wagner; five, T. II. Cresey six, Mrs
| Holmes: seven, c. o. Turner
Mrs. John Trotter Of Philadelphia is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. LIB Powell.-Mr
and Mrs. F. Lucia have come from Glens
| Falls, N. Y. to pass the winter with
| their daughter, Mrs. Ray Coburn.-Ernest
| Como, r.. r. d. carrier on route No. 2.
| is i'll with infiuenza.-Theodore Martin
and Clifford Shroyer of the U, V. NJ.
were at home over Sunday.-Branard
Holcomb OF Burlington passed Sunday
at the home of his parents. Dr. and Mrs.
| Holcomb.-Miss Laura Ashley of Essex
Junction passed Sunday with friends in
| town.
At the Methodist Church on Sunday
morning, the pastor will speak upon his
| visit to the Boston Centenary meetings.
| Sunday school will convene at noon. All
| are welcome. A bright service will be
held In the evening at 1880. Prayer meet
ing to-day at A. Walstons at 7:30 p. IN.
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NEW HAVEN

Miss Grace Merrill is Ill with the fiu.--
F. NJ. Merrill George Everest and C. T..
Palmer are attending the dairymen's
meeting in Burlington.-J. Il. Davis was
in South Starksboro Monday.-Albert
Dan, who had a very successful opera
ton for gallstones Monday morning at a
Burlington hospital, is reported as COM
fortable..-School opened In town again
Monday and most Of the pupils who had
the flu were able to return to school,
Dr. Rosa Gotta of Burlington was In town
again Monday to see F. II. Rowley.-The
family of Paul Bareor. who have been Ill.
are raining,