Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-31

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Hoods Sarsaparilla has stood the test
Of 40 years. - -
Get a bottle to.day--now-from your
nearest drug store. Always keep this
medicine on hand. sadv'S
County Dairymens League arctic meet
in Charlotte on Friday afternoon. H.. j.
Kershaw, one Of the directors. Is to be
present, as also will County Agent j. w.
Dana. 1t is expected that farm manage
ment records will be subject OF mucn
discussion. The records will center
around what was accomplished by the
farmers in this county last fall. 90.
Dwight Deyette has been ordered by
the government to report at the Univer'
sity Of Wisconsin. where he will receive
q course Of instruction in the inspection
Of aeroplane parts. Mr.. Deyette was re-
Gently appointed q federal inspector OF
aeroplane parts by the war department
and ordered to report for duty at Day
ton. Ohio. His new address is Sigma
MI Lodge, University Of Wisconsin, Madi.
son, Wis. 49, 90.
Miss Kathryn Murphy was rendered a
linen shower at her home, b22 South Union
ctt0oes 1AVAtuay 0VCHiuB W hCA eSSSSSs>SsS-
at F. D. Abernethy's store In honor OF hei
approaching marriage to Frank Huard
The house was decorated in pink and
white. The Misses Marguerite Wright
Hilda Cantell and Eda Michaud furnished
music for the evening. Refreshments were
served. &C. ed.
Frank c. Evans. who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Is very much improved
and speedy recovery is expected. Mr.
Evans, who travels for the UNDERWAY
OIL Co. Of Boston. was taken suddenly
Ill on the train while making business
trip to Rutland nearly a month ago. He
was taken to the Rutland hospital
where he remained for three weeks in q
very serious condition, and last week wae
brought to Burlington.
Dean J. l.. Hills Of the University OF
Vermont gave a pleasing and instruct
ing address on Food Conservation
before the members Of Champlain Val.
ley Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry
Saturday evening. Dean Hills urged
that each granger do his and her dut,
in food conservation. Entertainment
consisting of readings by Lincoln Mer.
rihew and F. H. 'Kimball and piano
solos by Miss Viola Houde. featured.
Next Saturday is grounding. OF
woodchuck day. If the little animal
which has been slumbering peacefully
during the fuelless, eatless. meatless
and clothesless days Of the past winter
weeks. energies from his hole and finds
that he casts a shadow on the ground
he trots back again to slumber for Il
days. This means winter weather fol
that period. according to an old tradi.
ton.
Abdallah Mady was arraigned in city
court Thursday on a breach Of the peace
charge. He pleaded not guilty to the
Information, and his case was there.
upon continued until February S. Bal
in. the sum Of $500 was furnished by the
mans attorney, F. G. Webster. Mady
was arrested by the police following ar
alleged assault upon his wife at thu
home Of the couple on Battery street
where Mady runs restaurant.
From February II to February %
a drive for members in the
Junior Red Cross Of the Vermont Chap.
ter will be made. in every public and
parochial school. The campaign will
not be for financial gain in member.
but in order to periodically educate
the coming generation towards human.
ity and betterment Of mankind. The
has been officially ordered
by Col. c. H. Pratt. chairman of the
State chapter.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Todd yesterda,
attached the property Of the Matted
Cereals Co. in this city in favor of ths
Hamilton corporation. organized under
the laws OF Delaware. and having offices
at and selling goods in New York city
Indebtedness amounting to $500 IL
alleged by attorneys for the plaintiff
corporation, Powell & Powell. Of this
city. The case is on file at the county
clerks ONCE. 1t is returnable at the
March term Of county court
The report of City Treasurer L. C. Gran,
on account Of Lake View. Elmwood avenue
and Green Mount cemeteries for the last
year shows the receipts and disbursement.
for all three cemeteries to have been a.
follows: Lake View. receipts and disburse
ments identical. $S.463.91; Elmwood avenue
N.176.s2; Green Mount. $l.64S.22. securitie,
and instruments made by commissioner.
from trust funds held by the city treasurer
amount to $7.645.A A number were mad,
last year to the total Of previous years. ,
The SSth annual meeting Of BoxeI
Engine Company. No. 3. was held Frida!
night. when the following officers wer,
elected: Foreman. g. G. Munson. Jr
first assistant Charles Crosby: secont
assistant. George E. Daniels; clerk. Olive
Dupaw; treasurer. Albert Munson: audi
tors. George Daniels. T., p. Dooley ant
G. G.. Munson. Jr.; committee on mem
bership. Joseph Mitchell, Ernest Mercie
and Charles Hughes; steward. John Mil
Ter. After the meeting the member
enjoyed refreshments and cigars.
Announcements have been receive,
of the marriage of Edward r. Ridley
lieutenant United States Reserve, an,
Grace l.. Harrison. niece Of Mrs. Saral
Harrison knight. the wedding taking
place at Minneapolis on January /!
Lieutenant Ridley attended the Uni
versity OF Vermont and for severa
years has lived In Minneapolis. , Ate
February 10. they will be at homo a
the Hotel Belmont, Camp Pike. .Arkan
sas. ~
Former associates on the Free Pres
of o. w. Alexander. who was connecte,
with the news room some nine or tel
years ago. have received from him copie
Of the county fair edition" Of the Larg
Sentinel. Of which he Is one of the pro
prietors and the associate editor. Larg,
is in Pinellas county. Florida. and i
referred to by the Sentinel as the "citru
city" The Sentinel is now in it's sixth
volume and the issue, referred to Is largeI.
made up of "wrife-ups" OF energeti
business concerns IN its vicinity
Suit has been Aled with the clerk q
county court by the Vermont Hardwar
company Of this city to recover the sur