Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-22

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as Buffalo by Mrs. Pattridges brother,
Harold ]. Gates, and wife of Louisville,
ny.
The case Of the New York Motive Plow
company, Inc, OF Poughkeepsie, ~ Y,
| against T.. II. Mack Of Shelburne was
| filed at tho Office of the clerk of county
court Thursday for trial at the spring
term. The case is an appeal from Justice
court having been heard before w H.
hanks at Shelburne. and involves 500 and
| costs.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Helen VI. Durfce,
daughter of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Her
bert A. Durfcc formerly of Burlington,
and Richard l., Palmer of Rutland
! The wedding will occur at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in Salem. n. y.
| Saturday June q. They will reside ut
Center Rutland.
Following hearing in the civil suit II
the f. f.. Clarkson company Of this city
| against Norman d. Wiley OF orleans in
city court June Il. the hearing being
an appeal from justice court, the decs' n
given in justice court for the plaintiff
to recover So G3 and costs was reversed
and an order issued for the defendant to
rccov r. costs of s27oj.
! Word has been received that r. y.
Saltus. who left this city about two
months ago for Worcester, Mass. had
gone through n severe operation for
stomach trouble while on business trip
to Buffalo. Mr., Saltus is getting along as
! well as can be expected and he hopes 20
return soon TO Worcester and then take
business trip to Burlington.
| large grocery concern of Keene.
| \. H., will open about August | a branch
| Wholesale house on lower Maple street
| TN" company has three other stores. Tho
| new building measures So by III feet and
| will have three stories with basement
! The firm will employ quite a force Of
men in town. The contractor says the
roof will be on the building within "A
week if the weather is good
| The flag staff in Battery park which
was snapped off by tho wind about
two weeks ago. is to be replaced by a
| fine jointed steel staff, 81 feet long. of
which - feet will be above ground.
The work of pulling out the stump of
the former staff began yesterday and
the new one will be erected soon 1t
will he set in a cement base and is
expected to outlast the other consid =
crably
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Raymond Beauprc: consultors, Albert
Gravel. Buaris GervaiS, Albert Bonn
ha rd"r Earl Bonnettc and Alfred
Meunier
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VI hu'i'i'S'on' sr"o"ated inns week from
,"e wesleyan hoES Acaoemy AT WlIora-
mann MASS ne Will enter tne Nor'h-
J WeS'e'n university "t EVANSTON il'''
'''ls ran TO complete ms studies for the
ministry III fort VIII move 10 'hicaso
secretary Of the anancio, cour,iesiou -,
tho Methodist I,nisconal cburcb
\ troops u ana II or the second cav
airy under command or MAJOR Nllllan'
e. Rivers, marched out from Fort Ethan
Alien saturday morning Tor llattsourgh
Other officers with the troops are Cap
tains Romeyne and Martin, lieuten-
ants Barry and Hunter and DR.. Powell
camps were maze at South hero
Isle La Motto ana Houses FONT. This
reduces the command at Fort Ethan
smedhorg which remains al, summo,
r o.d
Vermont farmers are unusually worrle,
AT the present time IN regard to the corr
crop of the state The time Tor TN
planting of corn in Vermont Is towards
the end of May, nut owing TO the la'
and cold spring, very little planting wa
done at that time The constant ram
since then have prevented any Rrea
! amount Of planting being done and wha'
ever corn was in the ground mas rotted
The same situation Is SAID 10 preNal' II
w. ,a,s ,,
y reunion of the Ninth Vermont ReGi
, mental association will be held In thI
, city on July 10. a. +. Lamson of TIL
city, president of the association, pre-
/, siding. The committee in charge OF tn
, details of the meeting is made up {
President \. f. Lamson, Major D.
, Ashley and Roy Is Lamsoh' chairma
of the board of aldermen The reunio
+ will close so that the members may
| present at the exercises connected VIII
| the Society of the Army or the IOlolnl