Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24

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p'lo'',' W sum hur"hs,oh appeared
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| The Womcn's Aid society OF the IIvde
street synagogue held it's annual meet
ing at the synagogue Sunday evening 'rho
following officers we're elected: prcsi-
ue'" ' - ~ N'"''N'". Nce-pf"Sld"n'.
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''' Va SUN" S'Ner'
| Leo Deslautfcrs and Wirrod sooo,.,.
| were nrraigued i'm CITY r,,,t S.,,r.i 81.
and pleaded guilty TO being intnyi,,,oj
| each receiving a fine of 4, and o,...'
| Thomas Pope. in tho hnhitun1.. ,l,.,
pleaded guilty 10 another offence and r.,,,
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| ,bo o,,o, dos. ,.bon u
toxicatad pona saw, q hn,,to 80 I,,, =,
| from Flvnn's nocko. ora ro ,,,,,,,a,,,.,s,.,
| loosened I'm ON II
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| NHIlam NlnE oi Ainurth was brought
10 inns city last hight and taken to tho
| Mary Fletcher hospital TO have an OPP
Grafton performed Upon his lcrt cyc
hinK was splitting wood by means Of
| a steel wedge. when piece &C. stnel
| eve. Efforts to extract ~, s,.,1 49,,
been made IN vain and e. {, ,,no1 .,a,
an oner,,,on rnnr ,hn a,.a .,,, INV
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~ '"e 'll-anhual meeting Of Eman-
u'' Lodge NO, SOL Order OF Birth
Hpr"hHi"' "e'd SUNDAY the following
olr'cers We're elected: EN-Pros!dent. II.
H. ROSENBERG; president, Max Porelman;
Wcc-presidoht' NJ :, Rosenberg. record
ING Secretary, Morris Hanson: financial
secretary NJ c. Rosenberg: treasurer,
Max Sar1ueison; inner guard, Joseph
r7ror,, ,-.o s. ''"''''
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Wyle y. Jones. for 10 v.ars 81, I'D.
yertising manager for tho Wells g. t,ic,-
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of Blnghamtnn, ~ y az which n. is
president Tho nov r3onanv Is c,nitu1.
ICED at sg5"o ard 1t Will maze n sne-
cialty of newspaper and magazine adj
vertsng.
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| .nd ,>,.,o,, T., 49,, Wv ''''a'
| ofrcsro ,.i.,.ad ~. ,.,.. r,'.,t 80
out or an upper window and attempted TO
escape oN an aerial route. The police
t"id nm 10 remain still, but nfter going
'"'ouS" the mousse they discovered the
"sne '""oN III 'he act or clmpinR over
.. "a' sN'u' NupnF mas become Famous
i"I ms iRh'ihe "Shpp"arancc act, put
''ils 'line ne WAS NOT quick enough.
Mrs, Catherine lcondon, O,Dea u,-a
o. u. c. O'Dea o, North Chamn,s,n
! street, died Sunday morning at her
home after a long illness with d,ehe,e.
Mrs O'Dea was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Patrick Condor and was horn f.,
Ireland She came to this country when
very young and settled I'm Burlington. She
is survived by her husband and TWO
Miss Anna O'Dea, both of this CITY. The
funeral was held from ST. Narvs
Cathedral Tuesday morning ~ nNe
o'clock lnterment was made IN ST.
Josephs cemetery.
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