Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-24


Arm Of Dewey & Noble. After the death
Of Mr.. Dewey the firm name was Noble q
Smith. After engaging in business activi-
ties here. in Caanda and the West, Mr..
Smith went to England, where for some
time he was in the Newspaper business.
His home had been In Italy for about =
years. He Is survived by his wife and one
son. George Gregory Smith. Jr., a SER
geant In Company I, LIST N. H. Inf. sta
toned at Camp Greene, Charlotte. N. c.;
also by two sisters. Mrs w. b. Fonda Of
this city and Mrs. o. c. Stevens Of Bos-
ton, and a brother. Ex-Governor Edward
G. Smith Of this city. A sister, Mrs.
Donald Sage Mackay, died several years
ago.
Joseph st. Pierre Of Huntington street.
an cmploye Of the st. Adams Grain com.
pany. suffered serious injury TO his right
hand while working about circular saw
Tuesday morning cutting wood which
was to be used for heating purposes at
the plant. In pushing some Of the wood
away his hand came in contact with the
saw. The hand was badly cut and some Of
the tendons were severed. DR.. w. J. Upton
was summoned and the injured man was
taken to the st. Adams hospital where an
operation was performed.
The amount secured in subscriptions
in this city during the Red Cross
thst .u"vn. ~: ~, t,,-os LOT
Xtwaas oh.t-,,.s a. ~
"a 7 Grsrorv Smith rrarr,,n oown.,.
chairman. This renrsssnt. ItkS 49,,
members. Tho nin,mum .r,owr.
uuired from It. Albana va. ANN
Much credit IL due Mr.. Atwood for his
efficient manaRement OF the camnairn
and to the large number Of work. ar.
who assisted. OF the amount secured
the local branch OF the Red Cross will
receive 40 cents on each membership
or a total Of s4s0.40.
Walter B. Mcdonald, who has been
spending a two months furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald
left Saturday morning for Montreal.
going thence to st. Johns, where he will
sail for Liverpool to rejoin his unit in
London and await orders. Mr.. Mcdonald
Is with the army service corps, mechan-
ical transport, Of the Kitchener army.
He went through the British and German
East African campaigns with General
SHUTS and was invaded from there.
suffering from malaria. He enlisted from
Montreal about % months ago. Until
two and half years ago he lived here.
Miss 1nes Beals. whose father, g. l..
Beals. formerly resided in this city. has
been ordered into service az a Red Cross
nurse. Miss Beals. who has been a FIRE.
quent visitor here. has lived in Spokane.
WASH. for the past ten years. She ia the
youngest Red Cross nurse to 20 from
Spokane. She would have zone before but
was obliged to wait to reach the are wb,c,,
made her eligible for service Miss p..I.
IL a granddaughter ~ M, wv p.a,s -
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