Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-19

amounted to ss1l69 The total cost of tho
poor for the year waa S2iSi.S2. The liahiI-
lilies Of the town are given as: select.
mems orders, s1A,66oG5; poormastcrs
orders, sl19,7i; road commissioner
rders, s1051 The estimated expenses for
the current year, including county, State
highway and Stnte school tax interests
are sl0,41S.25, and the total Indebtedness,
s25.1ls.35. To pay this amount thore is
ash In the treasury of sS23C9; estimat-
I'd sales from the farm, 1880; est!mat-
I'd receipts from dog licenses. 500; and
lowh ioav,us ofI Is5Ml,s,s NlelO 6'unoo ':%y :oy'
$l3,Si5.26. lac auuitVIs say lnat a uax of
Is cents on the dollar will pay all the
outstanding orders except town hall
orders not due. Tho receipts from the
town hall were 1915, and tie expenses
were si72.S?. the first time IN several years
that the hall has shown a balance on
the right side. The account OF Willis N.
Cady OF State road money expended
shows q total outlay Of s3,92s 81 and cash
returned to the town treasury s.5sS.l<- e
James Mull!ga;i. on oinploye of the Mid
dlebury brancl of the Vermont Marble
company, while ~ work at tho mill
Wednesday morning In some wa caught
his hand, which was badly cut.--Mrs.
Helen A. Severance has returned from
Proctor where she has been for week
with the family OF her sen. Ernest NJ
severance-Henry w Goocseil and SON
Arthur Of Pawtucket, r. J., arrived
Wednesday for a two weeks visit--Mr
and Mrs John L. Gordon OF Ogdensburg
NJ ~
neighbor1ng towns since the first OF the
month started Wednesday on their re-
turn trip.-Frant K. Lyman Of Shoreham
is making a brief stop In town.~-rhe OBJ
structions occasioned by ice in the water
system of the Vermont Marble company
were all removed so that the mill was
able to be worked with the full force
Wednesday morning.-Mrs. Walter j.
Rose is again confined to the house with
a severe attack Of the grip. of which
she has had recurrent attacks during
the winter-Word has been received that
Mr. and Mrs. Harry f. Youtt, former
residents of this village. but now Of New
York city, are parents of a daughter, born
February l2.-Charles Lamorder, who
suffered a shock several weeks ago, is
| slowly recovering.-At the Congregation
| al Church the Rev. n. ~ Lancaster
| will preach at 1045 on "Our Father"
| go the Song of the Vineyard The
subject of the miid-week service
| Thursday evening will be 'Ldfes S
Perplexities. Whence Do They Come?
How Far May We Expect to Solve
| Them Now? The Reticense of God"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis j. Selleck who
We're recently married, We're given a sur
prise in odd Fellows hall Tuesday even
| ing at the close of the regular meeting
| Of Arrowanna Rebekah Lodge, No. 10,
| l. O. o. F., Of which Mrs, Selleck is Il
member Mr. Seleck is also a member
| Of several branches of the order. Refresh
ments were served and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Selleck were presented with a clock
| The newly elected officers of Addison
Encampment, No. q, :. o. o. +" Will
| be installed Monday evening.-P. T.
| Chapman of New York city Is in town
for a few days.--J. a. Wright, who has
been confined to his rooms in the Bat
| tell block, remains about the same.-A. j
| Blackmer is confined to tho house by Ill
| ness.