Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22

mills. The suprenaut family has also
moved to Burlington.
The Canadian Pacific Halfway company
has sent to Henry w. Mckenney Il check
for 800, and has promised to take further
action as TO compensation in the case
MIR. Mckinney is confined to his bed a..
the result of sores following the amputa-
ton of an injured foot last year. over ~
years ago Mr.. MCKenney lost an arm and
suffered serious injuries to the right foot
in railway accident, or while working
for the railroad. Last year 1t was deemed
necessary to amputate the foot to save
his life. During the winter he was able
to resume his duties as yard master in the
c. j. Ry. freight yard here for five
weeks, but was obliged to give up. =.
McGettrick, local agent, and Judge f
Il. Alfred of Newport, attorney for the
company, were Instrumental in securing
the deserved aid for Mr. NcKcnney.-- Al
mon White of Rutland visited his father
and sisters here Saturday and Sunday
The Woman's club OF Richford has elect
ed the following officers: President Miss
Laura Marvin; president, Mrs. c. II.
Aiken; treasurer Mrs. G. j. Granville; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Lucy Hamilton,
corresponding secretary, Mrs. a. J.
Elliot; directors, Mrs. H. H. Thomas.
Mrs II. c. Comngs, Mrs. w. s. Wood
worth. 1t was voted at the business meet
ing to join the Vermont Federation Of
Women's clubs on trial.--Artices of in
corporation have been filed with the secre-
tary of state for the DR.. Lawyer Remedy
company of Richford with a capital stock
Of 5000 and the following officers: Prcs-
dent, f. w. MITCHELL vice president, E.
w. Lawyer secretary treasurer. L. ii.
Kelley. The corporation succeeds to the
business of manufacturing and selling
horse remedies established by f. W. Law
yer and 1t is expected by advertising and
other efforts to extend the business to
larger territory.
w. H. Lovelette. who suffered loss by
fire in the building which he occupied as
meat market, May 5, announces that
he Will reopen the market with a fresh
stock of goods SATURDAY, May 81. The
building will be thoroughly repaired in
the meantime. The fire loss on the stock
of goods has been adjusted for $3.50. Mr..
and Mrs. Lovelette went to Berlin, y. II.
Saturday for a few days with relatives
Dana Gilpin and Miss Nora Chamberlin
of Westfed, who have been visiting at
the home Of Mr. Gilpins brother, L. w.
Gilpin, the past few days returned Sun
day evenng.-Dr. r. NJ. Judson of Escan-
aba Mich, manager of the Escanaba
Manufacturing company, was in this place
last week looking over the company's
property here, the old veneer mill, now
dismantled. Miss Gertrude Lovelette, who
has been employed at the Corliss news
stand, now owned and managed by H
NJ Kendall, for the past five years has
finished there and will hereafter do dress
making work. She is succeeded by Mrs
May Kendall as cerk--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Borlght May
17.-Eugene Bombard of Montgomery, who
was ARE tied for breach of the peace,
pleaded guilty when arragned before u.
W Carpenter, justice of the peace. May
Il, and was fined 80 and costs, amount
ing in all to sl739 which he paid. H. f.
Rustedt town grand juror, prosecuted. -
Walter NJ CoOns and Raymond |. Haw-
ley were in Boston and New York the
past week buying goods and fixtures for
the new clothing store which they are
to open in the Sargent store next month.
MIR and Mrs Charles c. Taylor of Med
ford, Mass are visiting Mr.. Taylor's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs v D. Taylor and
other relatives.
Miss Vernon of Sherbrooke is the guest
of Mrs. s, r. Boright.-Mrs. G. c. Sabin
of Boston is visiting in this place, whore
she formerly resided.-Miss Margaret Puff
fer Is i'll with ppendicitis.-Winfeld ;.
Thayer Is ut home frfom Waterbury for
few weeks. His health is much i'm
proed.-Mrs r. Pickle Of SweetsburE Wis
tied Miss Eva Boright the first Of the
week.-E. Fay Hopkins and William Il.
Fr,er of this place have been awarded
tho contract to build the new sheldon
poprhouse, the contract price being SIS 5000