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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-21

The Siamese government has con-
soldated a civil service college and a
medical school into a university to pro
vide instruction. n all the higher
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-21

"Mixter has rotten manners, hasn't
he?"
"On the contrary, l have always
found him to be a perfect gentle
man."
ooh, well, you may be right. have
seen him only with his own family. =
Life. eAAal
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-21
DOMESTIC FINANCE.

Stella-What is a revolving fund?
Bella-what your husband gives
you and then borrows back.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
STARKSBORO

Miss Louisa wentworth, aged 81 years.
who had been confined to her bed for some
time, died February 9. A private funeral
was held Tuesday at the home Of w. N.
Baldwin. where she had lived with her
sister. Mrs. Olive Carpenter. who survives
her. The Rev. Mr.. Eide Of Hinesburg Of
Ruth Carpenter Is at home
from her school this week on account Of a
severe cold.-John Kinsley Is Ill with
pneumonia as a result of monoxide gas
poisoning. A trained nurse is caring for
him.-The following program was given at
the last Grange meeting: Singing by
Grange; talk on 1.-THE Cooperation Of
Farmers" by A. e. Clifford violin solo.
Leon Carl; reading. Mrs. Maude 8. Wade;
reading. Miss Ava Baker: patriotic song.
by Grange. There will be a program at
the next meeting, which comes on WASH
ington birthday, part of the program being
In observance of the day.-Miss Dora
Lathrop has gone to Burlington, where
she has position.-A large number in
town are confined to the house by severe
colds.-Earl and Nathan Morrill,, George
Keys and Mark Hanson 60 this week to
North Carolina to join the First Vermont.
They have been supplied with full equip
ments from the local Red Cross Hunting
ton uniting in furnishing one for George
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John Mccormick died very suddenly FRI
day night of heart trouble. He was In
his usual health Friday evening and was
at the postofflce at $780, He was not III
long enough for medical aid to be sum-
moned. He ID survived by q widow ana
two children, Earl and Mrs. Peter Tatro,
of this village.-About IS friends gave
Mrs. Gordon Miller a surprise party at
the home of Mrs. B. ]. Clark Friday nignt'
Mrs. Miller was presented many beauti-
full and useful gifts.
The outlook club will meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Miss Kate Stewart.
The ''current history" meeting In charge
of Miss Bosworth, Miss Lee and MISS
Laurence; music, Mrs. Dickerman ana
Mrs. Smith, reading, Miss Hughes-The
Federated juniors will meet Sunday AFTER
noon at the church; leader, ]. Sumner
Sherwin; song, Alice DEMO; reading, WILL
liam H. Cardell.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Fitzsimmons are the parents OF son.
born Sunday night.-Thomas McKinnon
returned to Camp Devens Tuesday
Norman Thompson of Camp Greene, N. c.,
Is Mt home for n Is days furlough.-Word
has been received Of the death Saturday
Of Mrs. Ella Rogers at the home OF her
niece, Mrs. Harland A. Sawyer, In Ames-
bury, Mass. Mrs. Rogers had suffered
from heart trouble for a good while. The
funeral was held Tuesday at North Ferris
htrp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
MONKTON RIDGE.

The Friends quarterly meeting was held
at the Ridge Saturday and Sunday. with
a very good attendance considering the
bad condition of the roads. The Rev.
Edwin Meader Of Burlington assisted In
the services.-Frank Meader. who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia. Is more COM
fortable.-The w. c. r. U. will meet with
Mrs. w. ]. Cox on Tuesday afternoon to
observe the Frances Willard memorial.
There will be a literary program and re-
freshments will be served.-Mark Hanson,
who has enlisted In the First Vermont
regiment. leaves this week for Charlotte.
N. C.-Mrs. F. C. Shiverelte Is able to be
out after weeks illness.-Howard French
ID to carry on the farm Of H. l.. Burley
for the coming year.-E. w. Meader. who
was quite Ill the past week. Is slightly
improved. Little. q daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Little was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital saturday.-Hobart Cross has en-
listed In the navy and expects to be called
soon to Newport, r. l.. for training. There
will be prayer meeting at the Friends
parsonage Thursday evening.-Dr. A. A.
Denton was In Burlington Monday. He
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CHI1TENDEM COUNTY
WTNOOsKI.

Abraham Brunette. % years old. died
Thursday after a several years illness.
MERLE Dufresne died at $3.50 o'clock
Friday afternoon at his home at
the corner OF Lafountain and Leclair
street following q two weeks illness
OF pneumonia. Mr.. Dufrssne was born
in Ht. Jean Baptiste. p. O.. % years
ago. but had resided here for only
the past two months having come here
from Montreal. He leaves besides his
wife. two brothers and four sisters.
Dennis of 1agog, p O., and Alphonse
Of Massachusetts,. Mrs. John Lsvssqus
of Milton. Mrs. Alphonse 0oyetts and
Mrs. Pierre Nalo Of st. Hyaoinths, p.
O., and Mrs. Joseph 0ingras Of Fall
River. Mass. The funeral was held
at 81. FsAAsls Xavier Church Nonaay
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day, February 9.-Harold Phelps Of Mil
ton is assisting in the Phelps Bros. store
Mrs. w. w. Miller returned Monday
evening from a five weeks stay in Wood
stock.-Miss Winifred Burke has return
ed from a few weeks stay In Shell
burne.-Mrs. M. J. Sabens will entertain
the Louise M. Smiley Circle Of the Kings
Daughters at her home this afternoon
oliver Garrow of vergennes is visiting
his father.-Mrs. II. B. Stevens Of Bur-
lington is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Green.-Mrs. Jennie Berry will en-
terrain the Ladies' Aid circle of the Kings
Daughters at her home Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. z. w. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. e. +.
Freeman, Mrs. Alexander Terrien, Mrs.
F. H. Buley and Mrs. Thomas McGovern
are among those who have given card par
ties recently for the benent Of the Red
Cross
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
RICHMOND.

Mrs. c. H. Pine and Mrs. Lillian su-
darsky were visitors In Burlington Fri
day.-Mrs. r. ]. Kenyon and Mrs. Mar
Gle Green gave a 5000 party at Hotel
Richmond Friday evening for the benefit
OF the Red Cross.-Miss Caroline Clark,
who IL attending the Burlington Business
College. was the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark, over Sun
oay.-Arthur Bressor has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital. where he UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis.--Her-
pert Flagg and Arthur Phelps have en-
listed and left Friday noon for Camp
oreehe' Charlotte N. c.
A community supper will be served In
!. y: o: F hall this evening for the benent
OF tne He'd Cross.-The Missionary society
met with Mrs. NJ. o. Goodrich at her
nome Tuesday afternoon.-Miss Ruth
Johnson, who teaches In Starksboro. was
~ the nome Of her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
~ a. johnson over Sunday.-Chittenden
CLARK OF Williston and Miss Mary NC
@snon OF this town were married satur-
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MILTON.

A quiet wedding took place Thursday
evening ut the homo OF Mr. and Mrs.
A. 8. Holmes. when their daughter. Lena.
was married to Harry A. Berry, son Of
the Hon. T. 8. Berry. Tho Rev. q. H.
strong was the ofiiciating clergyman.
MI. Berry 10 under appointment to start
next tuesday for Camp Greene to Join
'ne First Vermont Infantry.
AZ the Methodist Episcopal Church
the subject OF the sermon Sunday
morning will be "The Lords WAY OF
Doing Things" Sunday school will
convene Mt noon. The evening urion
service Will be hold at this church At
Tow the Rev. d. H. Strong viii
preacn the sermon. Tho prayer meet
ing thursday evening will be At the
parsonage. The w. F. M. g. will meet
az the parsonage, Wednesday, February
20. at 2:a0 p. m.
flttsen young men who have enlisted
started FOR Camp Greene last Friday and
- on tuesday. They arc: Hiram and
Norman Skeels. Dwight L. M. Phelps.
Corlce Mayville. Luther McNally. elf
ION Ton Well:. Harry Berry. George Forth,
oart Aadue. George Murray. John MUIR
10y, 'r." Holla Ellis. George Shower Shcr-
inSn ana Wade Ell Fortier. They were
~ provided with sweaters. hose, comfort
oAss' etc., by the local Red Cross. They
we're aiso given little farewell recep-
s,Un at odd Fellows hall last Thursday
v ,, Ladies Of the Red Cross served
sms reIreenmsnts and all were given a
unanSe 70 DID the boys "0odspeed. "A SON
$500 va oorn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan
.r y. the sherwood sanitarium at st.
Aioahs.-Mrs. Eugene Laraway. who had
shock about three years ago. MA an
other one Sunday and h In a vsrv cr,t,cs,
condition.-An extension school for farm.
ers Is being held this week at the Clark
Memoriai building by representatives, from
tne state agricultural college and a domes-
VIC science course for the ladies.-Fred
waiston' George A. Phelps and c. O. rur.
(C0atlnuel ON nan. An.>>A
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SHOREHAM.

Hands Cove Chapter met at the
home Of DR.. Mary Mixer Plat on the
7th for midday meeting.-Miss Ma
pei Delano. who visited in Allentown,
Pa. has returned home.-Mrs. Elisa.
beth c. Smith has returned from Bur.
lington and opened her house.-Mrs.
M. B. Douglas 10 on the sick list
There was an extra mocting Of the Red
Cross Monday to At out three Of the
boys who start for Camp Greene Thurs.
day: Messrs Arthur Aunchman, vii.
liam Wissel and Wilfred Brisson.-The
road commissioner IL busy these days
getting the badly fllcd-in roads in bet
ter conditions for travel-'rhe wom-
ans Missionary meeting will be Feb
ruary 81 with Mrs. Eva Merritt at II 80
a. m. Luncheon at IL m.-Mr. ana Mrs.
varney have moved in,o the little house
owned by DR.. Plat. Mr.. varney will
be in her employ.
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SHELBURNE.

A host Of Shelburne people met at
Woodman's hall Friday night to honor
the nine young men who will soon take
their places In the struggle for democ-
racy, Ralph Marsett. James Mitchell,
Louis Collette Of the signal corps and
Harry Minor, William Sheridan, Robert
Burbo. William Bacon. Fred Goselin and
John Hamilton. who are soon to enter
the service, together with Thomas Nit
chell as first selcctman and B. c. Mar
sett as clerk OF the school board were
seated on the platform, while Supt. w. G..
Hartin gave timely and stirring ad-
Dress Dancing was enjoyed by old and
young. the music being contributed by
Mrs. Cove. Mrs. Russell. e. A. Braman.
Loo Fredetto and Mr.. Abair. The sue
cess OF the evening was due to the eff.
Client work Of Mrs. Henry Harrington and
her committee. Fred Roberts, by fur
nlshing team. made It possible for many
OF the village people to attend. The
proceeds. which 60 to the Red Gross,
wero $76.S5.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

George Wright Is i'll with the grip.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Hallock are parents Of
a daughter. Marguerite Ada. born last
week.-Burt Brown is in Huntington
drawing logs.-William Hill will carry on
the farm owned by Walter Kimball known
as the Mound farm the coming year
Mrs. Clayton Phillips, who has been Ill
with pleurisy, is better.-The young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Stokes, who
has whooping cough. is improving.-David
Follansbee has commenced saving wood
for the neighbors.
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WESTFORD.

The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. H. E. Pierce on Thursday.-Cltnton
Faulhins has rented the farm owned by
Harris Grow. Mr.. Grow, who is unable
to carry on his farm because Of Ill health,
will move into the house now occupied
by Mr.. Faulhins at the village.-Mrs. Len
Inc Grow Of Fairfax spent the week end
with her son. Harris.-Mrs. Ruel Orion,
who was operated upon at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week. is improv-
ing.-Mrs. Henry Parker is at the Fanny
Allen hospital. where she underwent an
operation-Ralph Tyler and Melvin Shat
tuck have enlisted in the First Vermont
and left for Camp Greene Tuesday.
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BRISTOL.

During the recent contest for the sale
u thrift stamps in the high school 81. 1856. %
worth were sold. The seniors and sopho-
morees sold t57e.9S and the juniors and
freshmen sS5e.2s. According to the plan of
HE contest the losers will have to furnish
khe winners an entertainment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
WALTHAM.

Frank Annis, who has been working in
this vicinity this winter. was called to
Westport. N. Y. last Thursday, to take
the physical examination for the national
draft-Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Booth returned
to their home Thursday after spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Booth at Blum Points. H. Burroughs
was in Middlebury q few days last week
on business.-Mail Carrier Adams has not
been able to make his full trip for q week
on account OF the bad roads.-C. w. Ward
and p. w. Otis have finished saving wood
on West street.-Mrs. Hallock Peck of
New Haven was the guest of Mrs. p. W.
Otis sunday.-Bert Coursey Of New Haven
was at q. A. Hunts Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
CORNWALL.

Mrs. Leslie Foote and A. W. Foote
attended the Promona Grange meeting
In Vergennes last week-A dance was
given in the town hall last Friday eve.
ming for the benefit Of the Red Cross
special Red Cross meeting was held
Saturday to work on rush ORDER
Mrs. Leslie Foote and little son spent
q few days last week visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foote in
vergennes.-Schools in District No. Z
re-opened Monday after having been
closed for three weeks for repairs to DO
made on the building after the fire.
Mrs. A. T. Lane Of Ottawa, Canada, has
been visiting at G. II. Lanes for a
week.-Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Foote re-
turned to their homo Monday after
visiting for few days at the home Of
their son. Charles Foote. in Walling-
ford.-Mrs. Eggleston, who has been Ill
for several weeks. 10 able to sit up q
short time each day.
The meeting Of the Mary Baker Allen
Chapter. D. A. r., which was to have
been held on Tuesday. has been post
poned until Saturday. February 1e. It
will be a midday meeting with luncheon
served at noon.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Foote spent the weekend with their son
and wife, MI. and Mrs. William Toote, Of
Pawlet.-A dance. held at the town hall
Friday night for the benefit Of the Red
Cross. Melted $19.-Mrs John Delaney,
who has been seriously Ill with the grip,
followed by pneumonia, IL slowly improv-
ing.-Allen Drolette. Benjamin Mahen and
Charles Wilson OF Camp Devens have
visited their parents and friends for q
brief time.-A letter was received on
Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butler
from their son. Harold. who has been
dangerously Ill with pneumonia at q base
hospital at Camp Rich field, at Waco,
Texas. that no was greatly improved but
unable vet To ait I'M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
TOWNSVILLE.

The minstrel entertainment which was
recently given in Richmond for the X. Of
c. benefit will be given In Jonesville hall
Friday evening. weather permitting. This
is to be given for the benefit Of the Red
Cross.-The Lend-a-Hand meeting Is post
poned untnil February q at the home Of
Mrs. Atkins, the change due to the
community supper to be given at Rich
mond Thursday evening.-Leon O'Neil has
gone to Waterbury. Conn.,, where he ex-
poets to get position as motorman on
the electric railway.-Mrs. Gabaree has re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital
Daniel Preston was at the Fanny Allen
hospital Tuesday to visit his wife, who
went there last week.-walker Degree of
South Williston visited in town Sunday
Mrs. Mary J. Pease Is spending two weeks
in Barrc,
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NORTH FERRISBURC.

The fourth quarterly conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held in
the vestry Thursday evening.-The
Brigham MILK company are nlline
their ice house.-On account Of the bad
roads the RED Cross meeting was held
Friday instead Of Thursday.
The Kings Daughters, assisted by the
Henry family, gave an entertainment at
Allen hall Wednesday evening for the
benent Of the library.--At the meeting of
the fourth quarterly conference II was
unanimously voted that the pastor, the
Rev. F. M. HaSadorn, be sent baok.-The
Red Cross shipped . box Of 10 pieces to
headquarters February l1.-There will be
chicken-pie supper Thursday, February
q. for the Red Cross.-The all-day meeting
Of the Red Cross will be held Wednesday
February 20.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
WI1.LISTON.

Franklin Isham, principal Of the New
Haven school, Is Ill ut tho home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Isham.-Mrs.
I1ora Russell and son, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Jane Tiliey, have
returned to their home in Lawrence, Mass.
Phillip Phillicn will remain on tho
eeymore Caswcl! farm this yenr-Mrs.
Elvira Tnlcott Is slowly recovering from
pneumonia.-Th Williston Red Cross will
meet Thursday to work for the soldiers
Mrs. Hattie Tilley of Burlington is spend
Ing few weeks with Mrs. Jane Tilley.-
George Small will move March 1 to Bert
F'uller's tenement Householder Terrien
will move from p. Phillion's farm to Mrs,
3. Caswells.-The Williston Red Cross
have sent nine boxes and will send another
soon.
Nine boxes, for the soldiers have been
sent from the Williston Red Cross
| Seventeen ladies Of the Red Cross met
with Mrs. Frank Talcott Tuesday after
| noon for tea for the benefit Of the
Red Cross.-Miss Murfey. has gone to
her home In Charlotte, until next week.
Franklin 1sham is home from his school,
Ill with scarlet fever. The house is quar-
antined. also two other homes.-Schools
in the village have been closed by health
officer, H. G. Banks for ten days or
more on account Of scarlet fever in the
village-The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Willard Furgeson, Wednesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. WILDER from North Williston called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Kendrew Sunday.
La Plotte Chapter, No. GA, o. E. g., will
not meet this month and the regular meet
ing on March Is will be the annual one.
The U. V. NJ. deputation team Of two
students will spend the week end with
the Williston Church. Saturday evening
there will be a social for everyone of the
community and at 7:15 p. m. the boys
over II years Of age will meet for a spe-
cial talk by student Of the medical COL
lege on Personal Hygiene" The Scouts
and all boys who expect to be Scouts.
will be interested. The student visitors
will speak at both services on Sunday,
Hoo a. m. and 100 .. m. A cordial in
vitation Is extended to everyone to be
present. The presentation Of number
of Boy Scout merit badges will take place
Saturday evening during the community
social hour. The mid-week praise SER
vice will be held to-day at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hart.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Margaret Fisk was In Middle
bury and Vicinity part Of last week.
Mrs. Minnie Lewis has been moved to
the village. where she will be cared
for She was living alone on her farm
on Fassett Hill.-The Rev. Mr.. Sharp
was in town ono day last week to hold
a quarterly conference.-the. and Mrs.
Henry Manning were ut home from
Warren last week. also Blanche Man
ming from her school In East Brain
tree.
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CHARLOTTE.

The Whist club met at Library
Hall Wednesday evening.-The bust
ness meeting Of the Library association
will occur Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. M. c. Higbee.-Mrs. c. P.
Horsford is visiting relatives in YER
gennes.-Miss Noonan, teacher In the
Yale district. has been i'll and had to
close her school last week on account
Of an attack Of german measles.-Miss
Merle Byington. teacher in Vergennes
high school, spent the weekend with
her aunts. tho Misses Byington.--Mrs.
Stanton williams md son. Wilson. have
gone to Boston to visit relatives.
The East Charlotte supper and enter
tainment netted $54.45 for the Red Cross.
Gifts were received from Mrs. II. r. Stod-
dard, Miss Emma Leavenworth. Mrs. 7.
c. Hill, Mrs. Robert Holmes. Miss Cora
Whalley. Mrs. Charles Footc. Mrs Frank
Heminway, Mrs. Merritt Carpenter. Mrs.
r. H. Horsford. Mrs. Lloyd Tucker. Mrs.
Lyman Mcneil. Six quilts have been
pisced by Mrs. H. Mcneil and ono by
Mrs. Charles Holmes. Mrs. David Adams
gave . fne braided rug. Albert Short
sleeves and Percy Carpenter have been
furnished with knitted articles and com"
fort bags.
Several are nlling their ice-housos from
Hills bay.-Arthur LaForce is moving Into
Frank Smiths tenement house. He will
work for Mr.. Smith the coming year.
Joseph Tucker IL moving his family to
South Burlington. where he Is to work
for H. B. Chittonden.-Pearl Hodgkins
Of Burlington was business visitor in
town Monday.
Arthur LaForce has moved from Mrs.
Louise Toner'S tenement to Frank Smiths.
-Treffle Thomas has moved into the
George Edgerton tenement at the Four
Corners. George st. Peter is III with the
srtp.-Edward LaForce is moving from
the Stella Harris farm to Hinesburg.
whore he has rented farm.-Frank Mack.
who has been on the H. c. Thorpe farm
the past year. II moving to the Harris
farm at the Four Corners.
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UNDERHILL.

A very pretty wedding took place at the
home Of James Smith in West Bolton on
the evening Of February 6. when Earl c.
Bullock Of Jericho and Dorothy J. Smith
Of Bolton were married. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. w. H. Sturges
Of Underhill.
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ADDISON.

A four.day extension agricultural
meeting will be held at the corners COM
mencing February a.. Speakers from
away viii bs I. N. Bartlett, county agent.
and Miss Fuller Of the homo economic
department.-Mrs. John Carr has returned
home after caring for her brother. How
ard Clark, for . few weeks.-Narl Put
nam OF st. AlbAns has been homo for q
short visit He was one Of the boys
called to Middlebury to be sxamined.--
Mrs. Emma Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Piper attended Pomona Grange
In Vergennes on Wednesday.-C ongratu-
lations are extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baldwin. who were recently mar
ried in Middlebury. The bride was Miss
Olive Gage and was q former resident
and was we'll known here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
LINCOLN.

The check list Of the voters in the
annual town meeting has Oeen postu
and contains 301 names, Al Of which
are women. who will have to take the
freeman's oath before exercising their
rights as suffragists.-A special meet
Ing of the Ladies' Aid society will be
held on the 18th as there is consider
able work to be accomplished before
the annual March sale. All members
are requested to send in their contribu-
lions for the sale as early as possible.
Tho Sunshine society met yesterday
Steadman.-A son has been born at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Bedore.-L. J.
Morgan and wife went to Burlington
Thursday. returning Friday with their
son. Ford, who has been receiving
treatment at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for tuberculosis Of the hip.-Miss
Julia Higgins, who was called to West
death of her grandmother. has reopen
ed her school at the Corners.-Mr and
Mrs. Michael Tierney returned Friday
from stay of several days in Burling-
ton.-George Garland returned Mon
day from business trip to East Berk-
Bedore has moved his
family to New Haven street, where he
has employment on the Landon farm
Roy Butterfeld and Earl Hammer were
in Burlington Friday to go before the
advisory board.-State Inspector Ladd
has been investigating cases Of con-
tagious diseases which necessitated the
closing of the West Hill school.
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morning, with burial in st. Frano.'
cemetery. Mr.. Dufresne was nen -.
Der Of the society Of ARTISANS "'
Canada"
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. anu
Mrs George Horton of Main street,