Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
NORTHFIELD.

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dlstrict was hold in village hall Saturday
I'rohooh' II was voted to raise tax Of
80 cents on the grand lists of which uv.
cents was to be applied on tho indebted
ness OF inc district. Clark Flint was
erected school director for three years in
place OF g. y. J. Edwards retiring dj-
rector The board is now composed Of
frof. T.. y. Shaw, -. f. Adams and , larL
Flint. BY vote the directors vere am
thorizcd to buy land and erect scboo,
buildings il necessary.
The Ancient Order of Uiberniars vii,
hold a St Patrick's dav ceIahr,,ior ~,
day evening, the 18th. The Ross ,.o,,oor.
co. assisted by local taIert will r,,,.,,i.,
"A musical and literary nropran,,a o.
freshmonts will he SERVED
Roller Stating which uas -..,
amusement here several VOWS .. -,
ing revived n rinl, havi,,. hao,, 80,
INC Fall vi,Ia,e IL .,,;,,t,, ~ 80
can bo secured :, i. ,,r,,,,,1,, w
rink in ,h;e ,.iu,,a W 0p'h d
The 5ot,, raI.,,s.
and NJ. I,a,,..I '"'''' 'HarS vi ME-
o,serYod ,,, -, va, p'eoHehuE
bay. ,i,.oa T.. ''''u "''' brown
nreviors ;, ,,.,,is,, ., ~ ~ 'tNetai years
WilIiomstn,.r ,rha 49,, ''sluen'S oi
n,oasant both ,or 49, NV ei'''s
largo nur,hor ~ tria,d. ,,.,, '''e
extend conrr.,,,.tinr. ~
While ont talkin, ,,o,,,,..f
dav. on the hard crust can,.ra 49,
met with a pa;nr,,l occid.r. VIII $780,
,hc new. wator rosorvoir .,d ,,o,r .l,, 49,.
Of n steap ridge he ro,,nd u ;,,,,o...,t,,',
owing ia the thiclness nr tho nrue. 49,
obtain a footing and began to slide down
the mountain. The doscout ie ,.or, e,,a,,
at this point and in loss tha, h,1r
minute Mr. Jacobs was ui,k;np, III. f,s,
est time of his life. Uo nuaIIv str,cl
against a snrucc tree and unon cxauir,-
tion it was found that he had a badly
sprained wrist, an injured side. several
Commissions and a severely scratched face
Vivian. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Davis. while coastinC Saturday WAS
so unrortunatc as to get painfuNv injured
by the sled running into a wire fence.
1t becamc necessary for the physician
TO take ton stitches to close a deep flesh
wound In the lower limb. Several other
children We're on tho sled but received no
serious injuries.
There is continued scarcity Of de-
sirable tcncments in Norhield and sew
eral families VINO desire to move into
town are on the waiting list. More build
ing was done last summer than for sew
era years, but the scarcity of accommo-
datlons still exists. Plans are under way
for tho erection of d dozen new houses
this year,
Mrs. c. NJ. Houston, who was for soy
eral weeks critically i'll with dptheria
and results which followed. and who was
slowly gaining, has suffered a rela pse
and is again confined to her room. 1t is
feared that She may have to submit to
a surgical operation.
J. Kent Morris. former resident of
this place is engaged in the raising of
violcts on AN extensive scale in Virginia
During certain portions of the year the
firm of which he is a member ships more
than 1900 cut violets per day to the
larger eastern cities
Mrs. A. +. Spaulding is dsposinG of
her household goods and expects to go
to Lcominstcr. Mass. about the 10Th OF
this month; she expects to make her
future home in that State.
A renewed interest is being shown by
the members OF Company F. and the club