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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27
SHELDON

- The every-member and friend canvass
of the Sheldon Methodist Episcopal
church, held on March 9th. to secure
pledges to cover the local church budget
for the coming year, was splendid sue
cess. The three preaching places.
Sheldon, Rice Hill and Sheldon Springs
had total budget of $685.. and they all
went over the top. the amount raised be-
ing about $500. This puts the church on
a strong financial basis. and it ranks
high with the other churches in Vermont
in this respect. Sheldon Springs had the
most notable success. having doubled its
quota in the amount pledged--The
second Community social will be held
this week Friday evening at 1880 o'clock
in Marsh's hall. The entertainment COM
rnittee has fine program arranged. and
there will be n farce by local talent
The refreshment committee will serve
coffee. and asks that each family re-
presented bring either dozen sand
wiches or a dozen doughnuts. This
social is free, no admission being
charged. Any who desire may deposit
something. not over ten cents. with the
committee to cover rental of the hail.
Everybody come, Young or old.
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SOUTH HERO

Lieut. and Mrs Stanley S. Pike passed
Sunday with their parents at Keeler's
Bay.-Mrs. Arthur Robinson. who has
been visiting her son, Edward Robinson,
has returned to Boston.-Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth visited friends in Burlington,
recently.-Maude Cowan. teacher in Fair
fax Academy. was a recent geust at S.
p Wadsworth'.-Fred Paige Of Rutland,
a former resident was a recent visitor
here.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Wellings Of
Potsdam, n. Y, are in town.-Mrs. Ella
Gordon and nephew. Wilson, and Wood
row Griffith are visiting relatives in
Bangor. N. 70. d. Fifield has return
ed from Observation-Disclosures Robinson
who teaches in Ludlow. is spending her
vacation with her parents.-There are
several cases of measles In town-A
baby girl arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dewyea, Sunday. and an
other small girl arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tatro. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Welings have return
ed from Boston and Worcester and are
at S. p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Phelps Of
Plattsburg passed Sunday with friends
here.-Mrs Jessie Stone of North Hero
is at Henry Tatro's.-Mrs. Nettie Hib-
bard recently visited her daughter. Mrs.
II. B. Phelps.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Rosen of Burlington are guests at James
w. Wadsworths.-Mrs. b. L. Robinson
and Miss Hattie Soules have returned
from ST. Adams and Alburg.-Mr. viii.
liams of New York State is a business
visitor in town.-Mrs. Marian p. Landon
Is slightly mproved.-"Aunt" Mary
Prindle Is also better.
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Lynnford o. Nye has returned from
Boston. Mass. where he has been attend
ing the auto show.-Mrs. Margaret Rous-
seau and Miss Mildred Cross of Swanton
were recent guests In the home of II. j..
Lyon.-The st. Patricks Day dance given
by the ladies' of the Red Cross, Monday
was a great SUGGEST 100 couples were in
attendance and the net receipts were
$9S.-Miss Edna Goodnow has returned
from Montreal +. O.. where she has
been visiting frends.-G. Raymond sti-
NETS of Burlington is in town visiting
his mother. Mrs. G. L. Stimets.-Mrs. u.
H.. Deal has been quite III the past week
with tonsilitis.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. w.
Squires are spending a few weeks at
their former home in Shelburne.-J. y.
Oheere, who has been in Hartford. Conn,
the past four months. has returned to
his home in town.--Mrs Fl. ]. Lyon has
been quite i'll the past week with
severe cold.-Miss Dora Sunderland. who
has been visiting relatives in Swanton,
has returned home.--The Rev. II. Il.
Howard has returned from Pike n. H.,
where he has been visiting relatives.
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BAKERSFIELD

Brigham Academy closed Friday noon
for ten days vacation.-Last Thursday
evening the students Of the academy
gave reception to DIR. Landon Aber-
nethy..-Lyndon Cowan, Edward Ryea
and Lyman Symonds have returned from
military service.--Miss Daisy Beals. who
has been spending two weeks with her
uncle, W. l.. Tillotson, has returned to
her school in Newport.--Miss Florence
Watson, who teaches at East Enosburg
is spending a vacation of two weeks with
her Standardization Page is i'll with
measles at #. Il. Maynard s.-The
Methodist Ladies' Aid society met We'd
nesday of the present week with Mrs
f. w. Davis.-Mrs DIN Roby of North
ampton, Mass, and infant son is visiting
at w. c. Robys.-Mr. Mead of the navy
yard at Portsmouth, n. H., is visiting
his family. Howard Stearns of Swanton
is working at Mr.. Baird's.-Miss Mable
Giddings of Cambridge is visiting at B.
O. Tiliotsons.-M of the Bakers
field troop of boy scouts have distributed
copies of the Red Cross appeal for used
clothing. Articles may be brought to
the Red Cross rooms at Mrs. Farrands,
where they will he prepared for ship
ment by the local Red Cross.-M. l..
Start has been i'll for few days
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Grand Isle County
ALBURG

Service at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning, March 30, at 1880 a.
m; preacher, the pastor; Sunday school
at Has a. M, review Sunday; Christian
Endeavor meeting at 7:30 p. m.. subject,
ION the Fence speaker, F. Cargell. All
are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Green. Of Clar-
enceville, P. O., are moving into the
rooms over Draff1n's store. Mr.. Green
will have charge Of the meat business
in this store the coming season.-H. C.
Skeels, Of Swanton, was a business call
err in town the 23rd.-Harry Hyslop Is in
town, having received his discharge from
the army.-Ransom Bohannon. who has
been seriously Ill the past week. Is a
little more comfortable at the present
writing.-Mss Lucia Mott, OF Burling-
ton. Is a guest at the home of Mrs. W..
l., Mott
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A-Mrs. +. P. Keeeler has returned from
Wolcott. where she has been visiting
friends-Rhona Ballard is seriously Ill of
pneumonia.-Mrs. Charles styles of Bur-
lington is visiting her sister. Mrs. F. H.
Wilber.-Several frleneds and neighbors
gathered at the home of Horace Wood
March 20, where reception was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Stanley.-Schools
In town reopened March 24.-The condition
of Mrs. j. c. Minckler, who has been III
for some time. is greatly improved.-There
will be a dance at the town hall. Friday.
Music will be furnished by the High
land orchestra of st. Adams.
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SOUTH FRANKLIN

Mrs. C. A. Stanley was treated to a
small surprise visit Tuesday at the
home Of her son, G. c. Stanley, in honor
of her Goth birthday. There were present
two sisters, Mrs. Walter Hicks and
Mrs. Henry Hoadley of Berkshire, Mr..
Hoadley, Mrs. Hannah Kendall. T.. r.
Towle and three of her children, Mrs.
W. II. Towle, William Stanley and
Charles Stanley. Another daughter.
Mrs II. Il. Towle, was hindered from
coming by the illness Of her husband.
A feature of the dinner served was the
birthday cake with so burning candles.
Harry Weston of Bakersfield. who was
employed during sugaring by Wilbur
Towle, has the measles.-L. II. Ponce
roy Of Enosburg Falls is visiting among
friends. He was at G. C. Stanley's and
II. e. Towes Tuesday and at p. c.
Hammonds Wednesday, Stan
ley. 50 borrowed buckets and a primitive
boiling rig, is making IS and 20 pounds
of sugar daily these days.
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HILLWEST

Gaylord Rushford of st. Adams passed
the weekend and Monday with relatives
in this place.-John Maynard Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Frank Lumbra.-Pearl
Pudvah and the infant child of Charles
Foote have been very Ill but are gaining.
Mrs. John Monteith is failing rapidly
Her daughters are with her.-David
Rouse of Pawtucket. r. l., Is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Frank Pudvah.-Mrs.
Myra Anger visited at Charles Rush
ford's, last week.-Mrs.. Edna Gosslette is
visiting at Calvin Rushford's.-The Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. Turpel EXPECT to leave in
a few weeks for Prince Edward Is
land. where Mr. Turpel has a call.
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ISLE LA NOTE

Wilbur f. Hill, life long resident Of
this town, died March 10, of gangrene
caused by arterio-sclerosis. He was
born February 49, 1S43, son of Dyer and
Martha HalD Hill. Although he never
sought or held public office, he had been
u. S. light keeper Of the only lighthouse
on this island for nearly As years. and
had been awarded both the inspectors
and commissioners pins for the excellent
condition in which he kept the station
On January 81. he was retired from
active duties under the retirement law
which pensions light keepers after 80
years service. Owing to illness. he was
permitted to remain at the light station
up to the time Of his death. For 81 years
he had owned and operated the farm ad-
joining the lighthouse reservation. He
is survived by a wife, two brothers, the
Hon. Henry w. Hill of Buffalo. N. Y,
DIR. Julian p. Hill of Hamburg. n. r.,
one sister, Mrs. Alice Rockwell OF
Buffalo, N. Y. three sons. Frank w. Hill
Of Longmeadow. Mass, Clyde T.. Hill or
Isle La Motto. and two daughters, MIS-
Maud l.. Doolin and Miss Gladys NJ. Hill
of Isle La Motto. The funeral was held
at his late home on Friday. March q. at
II 20 n. M, the Rev. !. Mellor officiating
Houghton. Melvin Pike. Gideon Stan
hope, Myron Hoicomb and John Mont
gomery.-The Hon. Henry w. Hill of
Buffalo. N. Y, who was called here by
the critical condition of his brother. re-
turned to his home. Saturday William
A. Watson. and Mrs. j. Tribelhorn. SON.
in-law and granddaughter. respectively
who were in town to attend the funeral
of Wilbur f. Hill. returned to their home
in Springfield. Mass. Saturday.-Elisha
Goodsell of Alburg has bought the Waily
Hill farm.--Mrs. Cora Fleury was called
to Bridgeport, Conn. by the illness OF
her son. Scotia son was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. Lindsey LaBombard, March S
Mrs. Adelbert LaBombard has gone to
the Mary Fletcher hospital to be operated
upon for mastoid glands.-Mrs. Cort
Fleury, who was called to Bridgeport
Conn.,. L. very i'll at the home Of her son
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GRAND ISLE

Harry Laid returned Saturday from
the Mary Fletcher hospital.--The Rev.
Mr.. Wood preached his farewell sermon
Sunday and leaves the first part Of April
for parish in Rhode Island.-Mrs.
Westcot is suffering from an attack Of
the mumps.-The Ladies' Aid society will
meet to-day with Mrs. G. II. Branch
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Chamberlain spent
the weekend in Alburg Margaret Tud-
hope, who is i'll with pneumonia, is re-
ported as better.-Mrs. Victor Sylvester
has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital. wirere she underwent an opera
ton about four weeks ago-Mr. and Mrs.
G. II. Tobias are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Tobias has a position in Burlington
and leaves soon for that place.
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FLETCHER.

Homer Irish was taken to the hospital
Thursday, where he underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis, Clifford Corsc and
wife Of Massachusetts are visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs Michael Boozan.-
Edgar Ellis. who suffered a shock Thurs
day remains about the same.--The re-
mains OF Mrs Byron Elinwood, who died
in Cambridge, were brought here for bur-
ial Sunday
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ENOSBURG

q. l.. Nichols is putting up his mill ana
getting ready to saw his stock OF logs
Mrs. Ada Hill and son Billy are visiting at
r. II. Maynard's.-Elwyn Yates, who has
been spending some time at the home of
his sister. Mrs. s. p. Stevens. has re-
turned to his home in Montreal.-Floyd
Eidred is working for Lloyd Chaffee dur.
ing sugaring.-Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Eldred, who are working for Charles
Paronto. spent Sunday with his father,
Amos Eldred
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Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Trombly announce
the engagement of their daughter, Winona
Belle, to Leroy Curtiss Spiller of South
Vernon
The Rev. and Mrs. "A. III. Webb were in
ST. Adams Monday TO attend the funeral
Of their grandchild.-The Red Cross So
ciety will meet for work Thursday after
noon. with Mrs. Emily Planck. Garments
for the refugees will be received and pack
cd at their meeting.-F. l. Blaisdell and A.
\. Southland were in Jeffersonvile Tues
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MONTGOMERY,

The Rev. Frank beverley. late of York
shire, England. will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
next. Mr.. beverley, who Is the guest Of
the Rev. Stead Thornton has Just arrived
from Glusbury, Yorkshire, England. with
his wife and son. Ronald. and is to take
up work with the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Vermont conference.-the. and
Mrs. Roger Pratt Of Enosburg Falls are
spending day or two at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Pratt
Miss Lucille Pratt Of Swanton IL expected
home towards the end of the week.
Robert Parker of the University of Ver-
mont is expected home this weck.-Mr
and Mrs. b. II. Shangraw of St. Adams
spent several days this week at the home
of his father, ELI Shangraw.
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Orleans County
NORTH TROY.

William Wallace Wakefield died suns
day morning after an illness of a year
and in the 18th year of his age He had
lived In this village about ~ years but
practically all his life was spent in the
Missisquo valley. in this town and IN
Westfeld and Lowell. In all the towns
he was prominent and had held varioul
Offices. but he was best known as
much experienced and highly eficien0
deputy sheriff. which position he had
filed for more than 80 years. In 1865 h
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27

been quite Ill for the last f,y days.
Roger Farrell has returned to his home
in New London, Conn-Henry Barnard,
of Hartford Conn, who has been visit
ing his brother.-Joseph Barnard, re-
turned home Thursday.-Earl WEIGH was
business visitor in Wocott Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Godfrey is spending her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
FitzgeraId
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Scott.-Frank Early fell from a load of
hay. breaking one arm and receiving
other injuries.
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GEORGIA

Mr. and Mrs. C. Il. Newton and daugh-
ter. Bernice are spending some time in
Buriington.-A son. James Truman. was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Pattee. March
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27

IN west Wardsboro, Is at home for a two
weeks vacatjon.-Miss Nadine Boardman.
IRA MUM Boardman and Orlo r. Jenney
Oh the University of Vermont came
"o.ne wednesday for the spring vacation.
-"oroon Moulton, who has been en-
pioyed by his uncle, A. K. Moulton. on
tne BAILEY farm at Montpelier, has
nnished work there and has returned
home.
large attendance is urged at the Uni.
Tea Church service Sunday morning. The
service VIII be followed by Sunday
school session. There will be classes for
Ola ana young, with good teachers and
nVeiy singing. 1t is hoped to secure a
membership Of 400 for the Sunday school.
MAJOR Dwight F. Smith and bride of
Boston are passing few days In Stowe
after visiting Mrs. Smiths old home in
Bethel.-Eliott G.. Stafford returned Tues
day from Burlington. leaving Mrs. STAFF
ford doing well after an operation for
goitre at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Forbes Of East
Haven, Conn. are guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Smith at Moscow
william Kimball and friend of Hart
ford, Conn.,. have been guests of MIR. Kim
baifs cousin, c. A. Simmons.-A. II. Lap
han OF Haverhill. Mass, is visiting Miss
Anna b. Buzzell. Sergeant Laphan has
just received a discharge from service In
the balloon corps at Camp Knox, Ken
tucky.-Carroll Leach of Hardwick has
visited his sister. Mrs. A. d. Lang. this
week.-Mrs.. Julia Brough is at T.. J. Cha
pins for several weeks.--Kenneth Robin.
son was in Burlington Tuesday for an
X-ray examination of his gums.-Mss
Alice Magoon of the Castleton Normal
- L.. L
Charles J. Lang, who recently moved to
Cambridge. has sold his farm, known as
the A. j. Magoon place to o. C. Warner of
Swanton. Mr.. Warner has purchased the
farm for his son-in-law and daugher, Alva
C. Ntagoon, who will take possession April
l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Garrow. who rented
the farm Of Mr.. Lang, are on the place
now.-Mrs L. l.. Harris and daughter.
Miss Dorothy have been in Burlington this
week.--Wilbert Mayo has been confined
to the house this week by illness, the re-
suit of a strain.-The lecturers program
for the meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday evening included a roll
CALL and quotations from Poor Richard
Almanac; question, DO farmers as
rule give enough time to amusement and
recreation" recitation by Mrs. Elda
Pangle and a surprise feature by Mrs. Ida
Aldrich.-Miss Matressa Larkin. who died
in Waterbury last week, passed a part of
her early life in Stowe. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. W. Larkin, lived at one
time on the farm now owned by II. A.
Cleveland on Miller brook and afterward
in the Lucy Morrison house at the lower
village.-Mrs. n. c. Styles has returned
from Hyde Park. wnere she and Mr.
Styles passed the winter with their
daugher, Mrs. Wright. Mr.. Wright re-
turned about two weeks ago.-Farmers
have secured large run Of sap this week
"A special car will leave Stowe at 800 p.
m. Friday evening for Waterbury Center.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page threeb
FAIRFAX

a business visitor in Troy and Newport
last week.
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Irene Taylor Of st. Johnsbury came Tues
day evening for q visit with friends, a
guest while hero OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
E. Wheeler.-Mrs. B. C. Hoyt of Hard
wick came Tuesday evening to visit her
sister. Mrs. A. c. Bedell.-Mrs. Frank
Fountain OF Hardwick arrived here Tues
day evening and IL a guest at the Foun-
tain farm.-H. e. Beeman, who recently
suffered an attack of appendicitis went
Wednesday to the Fanny Allen hospital.
where he will undergo an operation. He
was accompanied by DR.. A. NJ. Goddard.
who was accompanied to Burlington by
Mrs Goddard.-Mrs. Fred Goodrich and
Mrs. Frank Smith were visitors Tuesday
in Hardwick. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
C. Hoyt.-Miss Elsie Ovitt and brother,
Bailey Ovitt, went Wednesday to Enos-
burg Falls for a visit Of two weeks with
relatives.-Mrs Lester Tyrrill and little
daughter of Waterbury returned home
Wednesday after a few days with her
mother. Mrs. Lizzie Drew.-Mr. and Mrs.
d. N. Hutchins went Wednesday to Bur-
lington. where they will be guests of
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hutchins. Mr.. Hutchins will attend a
State meeting Of listers In charge of
State Tax Commissioner Plumley.-Mrs.
Clinton Styles passed the day wednes-
day in Hyde Park At the home of Mr..
Styles sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ransom.-Mrs. II. A. SIayton
left Wednesday for Wyoming, N. j.. for
visit with her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noyes @. Slayton. and daughter,
Miss Lila Slayton. of Oberlin College.
who will pass a short vacation with her
brother.-Raymond p. Wallace, who has
just returned from overseas. and sister,
Miss Mildred Wallace. of Hartford. Conn,
former residents Of this village, arrived
here Wednesday for a visit with friends
and relatives.-Mrs. @. f. Smith went
Wednesday to johnson for a visit with
relatives.-Ray Smalley and Miss Merle
Smailey Of the University Of Vermont
came Tuesday evening to pass a short
vacation with their mother. Mrs. Minnie
Smalley.-Raymond Warren IL At home
from the u. v. NJ. for a few days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Warren.--Max Stewart Of the U. v. NJ. is
passing few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. j. Stewart-Mr. and Mrs
Don Goodwin have moved from the up
stairs tenement in Mrs. ]. M. Foss
house. to the r. @. Wilson block.-A
daughter was born March q to County
Agent and Mrs. Frank Jones at the
sanatorium In Randolph.-Mrs. Sarah
Kendall Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
May Fairbanks. In Waterville. for a few
days-Miss Barbara wilkins, a student
at Bishop Hopkins Hall. Burlington, ID
passing two weeks with her father, O.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14

This is the legend of Chateau Thierry.
1t finds no support either in the rec
trds nor in the opinion of Americans
in high comenand.
On the other hand, | have found a
general lack of appreciation of the real
ly ~stupendous and decisive contribution
made by The American army on Jnly IL,
ard the successive days, hut | do nc
think there can be any question as to
the accuracy Of the statements which
l have made here, and particularly the
following:
First, that fighting in the immediate
vicinity Of Chateau Thierry in the last
DAYS Of the German advance was In
significant. and relatively unimportant'
Second, that Belleau Wood, where the
marines fought, and the village Of Vauz,
which was taken by the Ninth infantry
of the same division, were local ana
limited offensives without general value
Third, that American participation IN
the great counter offensive of July 1S.
alone made the operation possible. That
fighting contribution of American troops
in that offensive was a great factor
in its success. while no one VIII deny
that the success itself marked the turn
ing point of the war and the beginning
of the end. Probably we Americans
will continue to call this whole series
OF operations Chateau Thierry. Actual
". however, our first participation was
in the closing phase of the German
exploitation OF the victories on the
Chemin des Danes, while on july IS
we merely participated In what the
world will probably know as the Sec
ond battle Of the Marine:
Downright 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper S~yndlcate,)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-14
MISSISSIPPI YOUTH
CHARGED WITH THEFT

CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Miss, June H..
(Spl.)-DaVid Iongernecker, of this
place. was arrested In Jackson Wednes-
day and placed In jail on q charge Of
grand larceny, 1t is alleged that Long
ernccker relieved a citizen Of his auto
mobile without permission, Longer
necker Is the young man who a short
time ago burglari2ed the big mercan-
tile establishment Of Lottarhos a. Blu
Der company here and was indicted by
the Copiah county grand jury, but who
Was given a lloht sentence by the court
At the earnest request of Mr.. L0tterhos,
the senior member OF the firm,
bongernecker has been working man
fully on the dairy farm of Julius Lot
terhos until he got into this last trou-
Bile. He has been missed fran the farm
for several days and was found in Jail
in Jackson by Marshal G. II. Terry,
whoAw went TO Jackson to carry another
prisoner. The warden asked Marshal
Terry If he knew a man from Crystal
Springs named Corporal Hall, Mr.. Terry
asked to see the man and when he was
presented found him to be Longer
necker, who was posing as a returned
soldier from France and going under
the name of Hall.