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Newspaper

Burlington Free Press

Location

Burlington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

4

Montpelier Chapter Meeting Noted Activities and Guests

Abbie F Clarke hosts Tuesday gathering with 27 present. Program includes plane drawings by members, readings by Misa Grace Conant, Mrs G Al Temple, two vocal solos by Mrs J Be Adame, and pieces by Miss Mabel Hamilton former Montpelier Seminary teacher. Several members travel, dances and socializing follow with updates on local residents and visits to Boston and Lebanon.

Abbie F Clarke Misa Grace Conant G. al. Temple Mra J. Be Adame Mabel Hamilton Montpelier Mia Viertha Nickerson Milarion Nickerson Tive Braintree Jh. HL Dickerson Mrs. Nickerson Mast Granville M. C. Rowell Cambridge Richard Rowell Thaddeus Wells Rochester Club Grange

Local notices from Orleans County residents and visitors

Massachsetts bound Walter Simpson returns to Greeneboro with his mother while Henry Benjamin feeds restitenie teh oT! Various townsfolk travel to Manchester St Johns and Newport hospital news, farm moves, creamery retirement, and a town hall Boy Scouts event. A funeral is held for William Beanington, aged 73.

Massachsetts Walter Simpson Boston Wallace Meriden Nol Greeneboro Flenry Benjamin Thirdwick G. Y. Simpson Harold N. Hh Williaim Beanington Mrnday C.D. Vieroe Leland Green St Johnebury Baturdiy Mr Young Main Street Carrie Bigford Mix Furling Tia Beuett Lairie Tekadie Warlness Leste Bisford Mre Routiing Mansi Reed's William Remington Wardwick Flora Goodwill Mary Warris Boy Scouts Town Hall Priday Oventyer

Coventry Couple United in Marriage at Methodiet Parsonage

At the Coventry Methodiet parsonage on Sunday, Herbert Thihylund and Migs Eimma M. Bowenbeth of Iragsbure were married by Rev. J. J. Tarris, pastor of the Mette dist Church.

Herbert Thihylund Migs Eimma M. Bowenbeth Iragsbure Marrige Bye J. J. Tarris Mettedist Church

Derby death notice and local obituaries in derbs paper

A burial occurred on Wednesday for Hee, officiated by Anderson, leaving a wife, two daughters and one son. A Morri ll relative from Derbs was mentioned with connections to Stins. The text also references Maree academy staff member Tiabbood and Hertha Tilbard, Derby academy head, plus Rosinald Tanson in unclear context.

Anderson Te Leayee John Morrill Derbs Stins Er Wittelwild Ted Deeside Um Jeb Tiabbood Maree Academy Ad Graded School Hertha Tilbard Derby Academy Rosinald Tanson Enla Ta

Monday Club Delivers Programs At Rutland County

Rutland County Monday Club convened with Mrs High Williging presenting The Balkan States survey Mrs W C Plther offered The Spell Survey and Mrs A A Ives read The Religious Survey Several local members were noted returning from recent travels and family visits including Ernest Leach and son Tal, Joseph Casavant and Mason Edward W Risley. The meeting highlighted officer elections for the People's Union and announced social events and church activities among villagers and nearby towns.

Mre High Williging Balkan States WC. Pleteher Mra A. A. Ives Rollell Ernest Leach Tal Joseph Casavant Mitchburg Mason Edward W. Risley Detroit Mich Toledo Ohio Milzabeth Chit. Hienden Hurlington W. A. Puller Sudan Talbot Worcester Mass Miles Anna Speley New York TL Purrington’s Unni PB People's Union Borehams View Hemnand Lovett Marian Lewis Tr Taanphere Ethel Ryder Agnes Marmeler Hare Whittsford Road J. Py Nichols Ladies' Masonie Whist Club Union Street Mary J. Eteham King's Davghters tWavelock Randall Himmond Marlin di Brnesley Ree Turnel Pittsford Dertha Shaw Arthur Bird Henson Rive Ilward Bisly Detrott James Cross Ladies’ Aid Society Contrelational Church Uipan Edward Powers Giattie Pind Thor Joe Alness Alness, Wie Broweht Tiers Weil Beariid Binelit Allee Sprague Ruth Spragie Turk Mra No Lo Sprague Vmeo Verney Baker Forrahure J Tell Veayrensa Crane Neiranten

Dedication of St Anthony Catholic church in East Randolph

The St Anthony Catholic parish church was dedicated on Thanksgiving Day with Bishop Ries of Burlington and local clergy officiating. The new 82 by 72 foot stone and cement church features oak interior, a memorial altar, and stained glass windows donated by parishioners. A confirmation of 38 candidates followed in the evening, amid community updates on village schooling and local obituaries and notices from Windsor County.

St. Anthony Reiman de Jiife Burlington John St. Johnsbury Thomas Leonard Miliitenary Father Bernier Willism Crosby Hardwick Agaistel Pather Bernier O'Donnell Mather O' Donnell Randolph Conn Fod Donnell St Joseph's Convent Ruthind Ittie den Clined Ries Trelaily East Pothel Qtarry Ville Grance Romane Holand Pittsfield Ernest Tenney White River Junction Charles 2 Arnold's No V. Conlew Clara Copley Cooley Montpelier Charles HH. Kidder VE Stone Julia Fowler Dev CV. Greene Stearng Tack Chadwick John 2D. Wheeler Tee Cady Divehtier Teston Foniedta Raymond A

Washington County News Roundup From Worcester Note

The report covers local arrivals and travels including Arthur Burr returning to Worcester after Thamks ing with family and Captain Harrald Howe at Vine street. It notes real estate dealings on Paine mountain, camp setup by Rice, Bers, and Byron, and wood cutting on the mountain. A Weather Bureau note lists November temperatures and conditions with extremes and wind data. Local infrastructure updates mention water supply pumping stations, Standard Oil activity, and area business additions near Main Street. Additionally, health notes on Michael Conway and Mrs. Laneche Atherton are included.

Arthur Burr Worcester Vss Charles H. Newell Deetone Sleer Vian Waterbury Gall Montpelier Hoth Pletmond Dwards & Edwards Thetrail Demeritt & Palmer Packting Michael Conway Ilanehe Atherton

Powers Buys Excelsior Carriage Site in White River Junction

White River Junction news reports N C Powers furniture dealer and undertaker has purchased the Excelsior Carriage company buildings on North Main Street. He hints a new industry may be located there soon. The Loof 0 Fyhan lodge forms a corporation to build an Odd Fellows building on Main Street with Dr C B Drake as president, HW A Armstrong as vice president, and R E Stevens as secretary-treasurer. Other items note licensed trappers activity, Mrs. W W Clark’s return from Buffalo, E I Martin’s market day, Oliver Kerr and Miss Helen Plodgett’s recovery, Harvest Home Grange preparing the comedy A Delicate Question, and Civil War veteran Henry Kemp’s death.

St. Andrew's Church George Plimb Northfield al Maran Odd Fellows Mineld Rebekah Lodee Vite Somerville HW. Co. Miller Gertrude Miller Joslyn Mre Atkins Ithe Miler F. Valmor, Jr John Shiaimto Frank Lagasse Merily Mercy South Hero John Shambe Stey Waterbury High Street Othe John Shambo Willian Shambo Arthur Ashles Belstal Phe Tey Coffey Woodrow Athe Jasmond Tatro John Levens King J. G. Crossett Misa Prodi ‘Tarbell Kathleen le Tairon Barro George Clark Long Branch Long T Lind Tir Woak Campbell South Somerville Straniahan Tw. Allen Allen South Royaltry Hoy Moontvelier Seminary Gandiolatiras Joos University of Vermont Mary Pletcher Hospital Hioodrich Minard Nitar Nork Downey Dahls Hermarnt Spettine Allee Codley Madison Wik Tier Nuttle George Joelyn Amy Chiffith Winoesk Pontinelle Nichels Dr Goodrich Miss Nichols Misa Nelle Shivex Morestown Fremont Fischer Worvemnes Julia Mayes Montpelier Theresa Hayes Batavia Taindel Montpetier Cornellus Meretown Jennis Wilkbarre Tit Pete Aire Churde Pischer Alice Hayes l Rutherford i. Hayes Montpellier del Winoorkt Lange Neo Tracy Duxbury HH. J Tob Parehep Ats State Hose GH. Stone Grace Seitz Ferelda Fowler First Masonic District the Order Rufus B. Barton Windsor Rising Sun Lodge No. 7 South Royalton Alock Navo Rochester G. T. Wella Tandonville D. A. le Mott White River Junction Adam Maynard W. A. Maynard Little Town Clara Cole Tite Thomas Betsy (Young) Clapp Clapp Royalton McCullough Samuel Clapp James McCullough New York State Melbourne Edna Chitble K. S&s. Reed J. . Pease White River North Royalton N.C. Powers Excelsior Carriage Company North Main Street Powers Loo Fy Han Main Street B Drake Viece HW. A. Armstrong R. EE Stevens Foympert Timrads Sype W. W. Clark Buffalo Angell Randolph Harvest Home Grange Tully Cahee Henry Kemp

Post Office Savings Deposits Rise Sharply in Year

Washington reports that postal savings deposits grew from 20,287,084 to 83,818,870 during the year ending June 30, with depositors rising from 43,81 to 2,810. The average deposit increased to a new level. bonds were issued for deposits converted since the system began.

Washington Burleson Conor

Free Press Stationery Store Offers Wide Christmas Stock

Early shoppers are urged to visit Free Press Stationery Store at 189 College Street for a large selection of Christmas cards seals cards tinsel address books fountain pens albums calendars and more. The ad promises ample stock and invites customers to see for themselves to ensure satisfaction.

Free Press Free _ Press College Street Ady

Young Women Prone to Nervous Weakness and Dizziness

The ad notes many young women suffer weak luck, dizzy spells, dull headaches, and weariness caused by kidney and bladder issues. It claims Pole Kidney Pills provide prompt relief without habit forming drugs. A tourist asks if Oliver Goldsmith once lived locally and the guide recalls he was a poet.

Oliver Goldsmith

European farm co operation in wartime needs and safeguards

A clipped early 20th century Kansas city journal note discusses European farm cooperation and safeguards amid wartime conditions. It mentions tariff protection, honey imports, and agricultural policy rhetoric with references to political figures and currents reforming farm support.

McAdoo Reviews Treasury Work and Finance Reform

Secretary McAdoo’s first report to Congress reviews treasury achievements and urges increased appropriations and legislation. He details currency legislation aims, calls for nonpartisan banking reform, expands the public health service, and proposes a coast guard consolidation with lifesaving functions. He notes potential revenue from a two per cent tax on alcohol and strengthens enforcement for adulterated goods and stock reporting.

Washington McAdoo Concrese Treasury Department Aldrich Vreeland MerAdno Wayre Lones Bert Eanl Conepess Pont Gilien Earlie Tte Congress Rotary Ania Coast Guard Naval Reserve East Uless Louisville Cincinnati St. Louis

Tariff Bars on Wheat and Other Foods Debate Stirs

Phrases from a garbled OCR indicate a discussion on tariff barriers for wheat and other products, mentioning a potential seven to nine percent duty and proposed changes to duties on grain and related items. The text also references Denmark and domestic distribution, hinting at broader trade policy debate.

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