Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-26
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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gennes.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Woodruff.
who died at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Edward Wright. Friday, was held
at the house Sunday afternoon. the Rev.
w. r. Weston of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church officiating. Burial was In For
estdale cemetery. The bearers were Car
rol Farr. Nathan Whitmore, Albert
I.ovett and Frank Dodge. Those present
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Woodruff, George Woodruff and Charles
johnson of Port Henry. N. Y. d. N. and
walter johnson of Lewis. y. y. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Il. Laird and Charles Wright OF
Fulton Chain, N. Y. Mr.. and Mira. Car.
yer Smalley and Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Parent of Sudbury and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilbur and son Ralph of Salisbury.
David Manley died at his home on the
Hubbardton road Sunday night. He was
q veteran of the Civil War. The funeral
was held at two o'clock WEDNESDAY
afternoon at the Baptist Church.-Mary
Collins, young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Collins, Is Ill with scarlet FEVER.
The house has been qusrantined. The
little girl Is being cared for by a nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs Collins and younger child
are staying at the home OF Hrs. B. M. r..
Willey.-Charies Benoit, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Peter Benoit, re-
turned to Albany, N. r., Monday. Mrs.
Emma June has sold her place in the
Arnold district to her brother. Loyal
Winslow. who will occupy it for Il home.
At census taken in the high school
Wednesday 81 pupils pledged themselves
Cor agricultural work and canning Thirty
acres of land have been secured for the
work IA acres to be planted with pota-
toes, ten with beans and six with corn.
In addition to the 80 acres the agriculture
class has two acres which they will cuiti-
vnte. The committee in charge Of this
work are very anxious to secure more
land to cultivate. Anyone having
land that they would care to have used
for this purpose will please notify Supt. of
Schools B. &. Douglass or Prin. +. 7.
Tracey.--The funeral of David Manley,
who died at his home on the Hubbardton
road Monday morning, was held at the
baptist Church Wednesday afternoon at
two O'Clock, the Rev. A. r. Mills Off,
eating. The bearers were Henry Welch
Matt Cheney, Earl Hack and Elmer
Hack. Burial was in Pine Hill cemetery
a delegation from c. j. Ormsbee post
G. A. r. attended in a body.--The Wo-
mems Auxiliary Of St Thomas Church
at the postoffice where a team will be
in waiting to take them TO the home OF
Miss Seldom, north OF the village. where
q meeting will be held.-A team belong
ing to John Larow and driven by
John Memo ran away Wednesday
morning. The team was hauling meta
lath from the depot to the new high
school building and when on Center stree,
the load began to slide off the wagon
Memo was on the ground trying to get II
back up when some of it slid on. start
ing the horses. They ran down thu
street at break-neck speed TO Conan
square without driver. Jerome Fitz
patrick. teacher of agriculture in thu
. high school, saw them coming, jumpet
. into the back end of the wagon, ant
walked out OH the pole until he couls
reach the lines and stop the team. NJ
serious damage was done.-Miss BERTHE
n Shaw spent Wednesday in Burlington
. flames Martin OF Pearl street is con
Fined to his home by illness.