Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-13

opportunity to get needed articles at low
prices Linindoll has had a second-han
store on Catherine street. In collecting
the articles Linindoll usually walked be-
side the wagon shouting.through a mega
phone and his spectacular methods have
been the occasion Of much comment.
Miss Amy Adelaide Pickle, who would
have been 50 years old had she lived until
December IS, died Sunday morning at
7;3o o'clock at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. J. A. Russell. near East Swanton.
The body was taken Tuesday morn
ing to Sweetsburg, p. O., where the
funeral services were held that day
Miss Pickle was native of Sweetsburg,
but her home recently had been in San
Diego, Cal. She came East about three
months ago and while visiting her sister,
Mrs. Laura Pickle, In Farnham became
III and was taken to the hospital in
sweetsburg. Her condition improving she
came to visit her sister, Miss Mamie
Pickle, at Mrs. Russell's home, and had
, been i'll there for the past eight weeks.
Three men took the civil service ex-
animation at the federal building Satur-
day for rural free delivery carrier at East
Fairfield.
The Hon. Z. S. Brigham. State commits
sioner of agriculture. has been appointed
a member Of the federal milk commission
for the territory supply Boston. This
commission is empowered to determine
after hearings reasonable prices for milk
to be paid by purchasers to producers and
| by consumers to distributors. These
prices are to be based upon the cost of
production and distribution with q rea-
sonable profit added In each instance.
| N. u. Davenport has been transferred
from the Toledo Office Of the Raymond p.
Lipe company to the local Office and has
arrived here to take up his work.
| News has been received Of the birth Of
daughter, Margaret Hadley. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald McIxillop Of ST. Paul, MINI.
Twin sons, Harold Clifton and Arthur
! Clifford, were born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond NJ. Zweers
At meeting of st. Adams Aerie, No.
1, POS, Fraternal Order of Eagles, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year
ensuing: President, H. w. Ballard; vice.
president, r. H. Larry; chaplain, r. A.
Desautels; secretary, A. j. Thbault;
treasurer, C. E. Marchessault: inside
guard, L. D. Constantine: outside guard,
A. c. Gaaudette: trustee for three years,
J. A. MacDougall; trustee for one year. p.
]. Partlow; physician, DR.. j. G. Perrault.
Word has been received that Lindsay
L. Brown. son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Brown. a student at Norwich University.
has passed examination for enlistment in
the aviation corps Mr. Brown went to
Boston Friday to take the examinations.
Fred willett Of the Bay underwent an
operation at the st. Adams hospital Mon
day morning. His condition is favor
able.
Miss Anna NJ. Donovan, who has been
employed in Montreal for several years,
has returned and taken a position as
cashier with the Public Electric Light
company, succeeding Ernest Soule, who
has entered the employ Of the Raymond p.
Lipe company as bookkeeper
NJ. B. Linindoll of Lower Weldon street,
who was placed in the Franklin county
jail Saturday on a writ of ejectment for
alleged failure to pay rent and refusal to
vacate when ordered to do SO by Mrs.
Eliza Hogan, the owner Of the house, was
discharged Monday morning. A writ Of
possession was issued to the owner. Mr..
Linindoll has large family and 1t is re-
ported that one Of his children is Ill.
Samuel Jones returned Monday morn
ing from Boston, where he passed ex-
amnations for entrance into the Canadian
army He has been ordered to report back
to Boston next Monday evening at six
o'clock to be transferred to some Cana.
dian training camp Mr.. Jones Is a nativy
of England, but has lived In this country
for some time. He was rejected once when
he tried to enlist with the American
forces. He has a brother. Arthur Jones
now somewhere in France" with the
company that left here as the st. Adams
Machine Gun company.
George Sweeney, the local ice dealer. has
begun cutting ice at the bay. The ice II
seven inches thick.
At a meeting of committees from foul
of the Protestant Churches Of the city. Il
was decided that the Congregational
Methodist Episcopal and First Baptis
Churches should unite temporarily II
services to be held at the Bellevue theatre
The Universalist parish will take nj
definite action until after the annual bust
ness meeting early next month when +
will be decided whether a pastor shall b.
engaged Members Of the parish will NEE
with the other churches however. pend
fng action at the annual meeting. Thu
pastors Of the Methodist and Baptis
> Churches will cooperate and look afte
the interests of the Congregational Church
, as the pastor the Rev. g. w. Anthony
expects to sail the 10Th inst. for France
to engage in work for the Young Mem
Christian association. The pastors. tn
Reverends John Benjamin Magee and J
Wesley Rafter. will conduct the service
every Sunday morning and evening
preaching alternately after next Sunda.
when Mr.. Anthony. who Is at home for
few days, will preach in the morning. AM
Mr. Rafter at the evening meeting. Tn
cost Of heating. lighting. music janito
service, ETC.. will be divided pro rata.
In accordance with the rules OF tn
i, United States government, one local bake
has increased the size Of a loaf of brea
!. from 20 ounces to about a pound and
half and raised the price from IL to I
cents 1t Is understood that the othe
: bakers Of the city have not yet secures
their licenses which they are now requires
a to have, but that they intend to do SO q
q once.
a Mrs. Edward Vayo. aged 70 year. die,
g at her home on the Bronson road Mon
J. day night at II o'clock. Mrs. Vayo wa
q born In st. Adams in March. 1915. an,
. had always made her home here, excep
q for two years which she spent in Bur
o lington. She Is survived by three sons
,. Edmund and Edward Of this city an
j. Sergt. William Vayo. now with the am
munition corps in France; and six daugh
tiers. Mrs z. Barrette and the Misse
/ Hattie and Almena Vayo of this cit,
Il Miss Eliza NJ Vayo of Burlington. Mrs
a Edward Baker Of Pittsburgh, NJ Y
4 and Mrs. ID. Leclair of Portland, Me-. ais
4 by nine grandchildren. Her husband die
- IL years ago the 9Th Of this month. Mr.,
q Vayo was member OF the Sodality O
q St. Ann.