Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23

daughter Mrs. Alfred Cook of East
Berkshire, four brothers, Homer Jacobs
and Leon Jacobs OF this town, Alexander
Jacobs of East Pinnacle, Que, and Arthur
Jacobs Of New Haven. Conn, and three
sisters, Mrs. Peter Lahue of East PIN
nacle, Mrs. Frank Warner and Mrs W.
H. Lovelette of this village.-O. A. Hagen
was In Fredericksburg, Que, Friday to at
| tend the funeral of his cousin. william
| Hagen. Arthur G.. Corlss has sold his
news and book business to Hobart M
! Kendall Mr.. Corliss will remain with
Mr.. Kendall for "A month or two Miss
Grace Burns, who was recently opcrntcd
/ upon at the st Adams hospital for an
pendicitis, has returned to her home here
Her condition is favorable and she ia
! making good recovery. q close poue
OF basketball In Bank hall Friday evening.
the Brigham Academy team wern do
feated by the Richford high school foam
| b. score of 26 to %
The town auditors will meet in the
town clerks office Saturday morning.
February | at 10 o'clock, for the purpose
OF auditing accounts of the several town
officers. The 9th annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Richford Savings
/ Bank and Trust Company will be held
IN the banking rooms of the company
Friday, February at 10 o'clock in the
torenoon.-Sllas +. Wilson expects to 20
next month to Macon, Mo, where two
sons reside. Mr.. Wilson recently return-
ed from visit to a brother in Connect
cut.-The Phyllisian Entor,airors u,u,
give the next entertainment in tho locturo
course Thursday evening in Aver opera
visited friends here last week.-Miss
GeneVieve Miller, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Miller, is critically
III win pIuero-pneumonia.-T condition
or the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs A
Leon Esty' who has been dangerously
Ill with pneumonia, is improved Mr.
Esty who Is travelling salesman, was
called home by the illness of his child
The Richford Dramatic Club has in prep
aration a four-act comedy drama entitl-
ed "A Fool of Fortune" which will be
given in Aver opera hall during the week
preceding Lent.-A literary social was
held in the parors of the Methodist
Church Wednesday evening at 7:3O % clock
Nv oman Suffrage In Vermont" was
discussed by local speakers. this being
followed by vocal and instrumental music.
o. A. Hagen was called to Err.1f.bs
burg Que. Friday to attend the funora,
Of his cousin. William HAGEN Tho li,or-
arv department of tho Woman,s Cr,h
met with Mrs. G. H. Coan Monday. evo,-
ing. Mrs. N. f Hamilton was tho load
err The program contin.i.d tho ir,o,os,
ing studies of south America. tbo con.
tnent of Opportunity"
The annual village nicotine, T. y,rro,
to be held in the fire Station Nond,,.
evening, February 2 nj -.3o o'cIock Asido
from routine business there is an ,rt,,l,
to see if the village will accent tho nro.
visions amending the charter nc nro.
vided in an act of the prasant I.gislat,,ra
to see what action viii lac t,lar rcr,ti,.o
TO "A curfew ordinance. and IN 500 If tho
village will vote to nav I = raoyo,s
and II G. Cominps for ovno,eos incurrod
in securing the annrouriatiop for tho fod
cral buildinp.-Tho Murray hloc1k so-cou-
ed. on Province street ls heinz torn do,vr
nYiinp the first ston toward i,,,,rovir,,
an ursirhtlv nlaco -Cborlos powor
left Monday morning to visi. sovoraI
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