Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-24
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correction for bND6 4W0 fSono.a
The work house sentonSoN .ssAslais sSi: q,
provided that he Immediately repaired his
buildings. The fine was paid. Winifred
Penniman OF New Haven also was up
charged with breach Of the peace and
assault upon Clayton Leno. He pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and costs, which
he paid.-Since the reduction In the
number of mail trains running through
here and the change in time of the day
trains the trains are scheduled to leave
this station at the following hours. going
north: 12:4O p. m. and 4:55 p. M; going
south, 1912 p. m. and 455 p. m. Mails
close at the local postoffice at 11:55 a. m.
for north and south. 4:25 p. m. for north
and south, and on Sunday evenings and
holidays at $50 p. m. and other nights
at nine o'clock both ways.-Mrs. William
II. Morcomb, ST., Of Bridport, former
resident, is here for a few days with the
family Of her son, George Morcomb. Of
South street.-Prof. William s. Burrage
went Tuesday to Rutland and at three
o'clock in the afternoon gave a lecture
on Greek Culture" before the Rutland
Women's club.-Arthur Barrows has gone
to st. Adams. where ne mas bought
barber shop and business. Mrs. Barrows
accompanied him.-A dance for the bene-
At of the Shoreham branch of the Red
Cross will be held in the Shoreham town
hall Friday evening. Invitations have
been extended to people in the neighbor-
ing towns. Hebert's orchestra will play
and a lunch will be served.
The newly elected officers of Ar
orwanna Rebekah Lodge. No. Is. I. O.
o. F., were installed at a special meet
ing Thursday evening by District Dep
nf
sisted by Deputy Marshal Miss Morton
Of Burlington. There was a good at
tendance and the following officers
were installed: N. G.. Mrs. E. r. Yates;
V. G., Mrs. Guideon E. Abbey; secre-
tary, Mrs. Eta Harrington; treasurer.
Mrs. Yeaw; warden. Mrs. Michael
Grady; conductor, Mrs. Charles Bing-
ham; chaplain. B. H. Lane; !. S., M. E.
Damon; o. S.. Mrs. Cutting; r. S. N. G.,
Guideon e. Abbey: L. S., Mrs. e. E..
Turner: r. s. v. G.. Mrs b. H. Lane;
L. 8. v. G.. Lena Brown; A. S., c. E.
Youtt and w. l.. Cady. Past Grand
Faith Walker. After the installation
the officers and members went to the
restaurant of Cutting & Yeaw. where
banquet was served.-Mrs. Fred Du-
mas was taken Friday to the Fanny
Allen hospital at Winooski. where she
was to undergo an operation. She was
accompanied by her husband-Miss
Faith walker, who has been in town
for a few days, has returned to Proc
tor.-The annual meeting of the Fed
Grated Fair association was held at the
home of Mrs. w. S. Huntley Friday and
reports Of the officers were made.
showing that the affairs were in a good
condition, with a balance of 5000 In
the treasury received from the fed
Grated sales held by the association on
November 21, last. This was divided
between the Episcopal. Methodist and
| Congregational churches OF the asso'
citation. The following officers were
elected: President. Mrs. H. B. Hagar
| vice-presidents, Mrs. A. w. Dickens
1 Mrs. Homer Balm and Mrs Leroy
Russell: secretary. Mrs James o. How
| arth; treasurer. Mrs. w. s. Huntley.-
Patrick j. Cook of Bridport ar
rived Thursday night from Cam
Devens. He has been discharged from
the service for physical disability. Mr
| Cook has been in a bad condition near
| ly all the time since he went to CAM
Devens and spent several weeks OF th'
time in the camp hospital. he was a
his home on sick leave over Christma'
and New Years and had been in thu
hospital at camp ever since his re-
turn January 2.
!, The following women were elected a
j a meeting of the home demonstration de
partment Of the Addison County Farmers
association to serve as community com
mitteewomen. In some instances wher'
the towns were separated into dineren
! sections 1t was necessary to appoint ex
ira committees. In some OF the towh
more members will be added later to thes
, committees: Addison. Mrs. r. N. warn
, er, Mrs. C. L. Reed: Bridport, Mrs. Ed
, ward Nichols. Mrs. o. NJ. Sherbino; bris
toll. Mrs. ]. L. Selden: Cornwall. Mrs. A
> w. Foote, Mrs. Leslie Foote; Ferrisourg
Mrs. Rowland Robinson: Granville. Mrs
Roberts, Mrs. Rice; Goshen. MRS. Mii'
3. KILL Hancock. Mrs. George IayioI
, Jr,: Leicester, Mrs. Frank Aver Mrs. +
]. Wilson, Mrs Herbert Falconer; Lin
coin. Mrs, ]. NJ. Purington. Mrs. w. A
Lee: Mlddlebury town, Mrs Cassius See
lev. Mrs, Noble Fem. Mrs. Horace Dow
). Middlebury village. Mrs. John Fletcher
Mrs. p e. Mellen, Mrs. Homer Baine
: Monkton, Mrs. d. w. Eddy, Mrs. II.
: Sears: New Haven. Mrs. William Partch
Orwell. Mrs. J. A. Gregory. Mrs. r.
Young, Mrs. A. c. Barnard: Panton. Mrs
s. II. Myers. Mrs. Lyman Kent. Mrs
Arthur Piper: Ripton, Mrs. Henry Day
Salisbury, Mrs. r. H. Humphrey. Mrs
Herbert Morgan. Mrs. George Whitney
: Shoreham, Mrs. r. B. Simmons Mrs.
Fl. Burge, Miss winifred Farr; Starks
. boro, Mrs. e. j. Hanson, Mrs. f. r. w,
= man; Vergennes. Mrs. Ralph Hotes. Mr.
William Cotey. Mrs. Edward Lee; Wa
: than. Mrs. William Jackman. Mrs. P.
) Otis, Mrs. A. q. Wright, Mrs. j. b. Clarl
n Weybridge, Mrs. b. o. Wales. Mr.
: Charles Jewett. Mrs. Charles Bake
:. Whiting, Mrs. Fred Rawson. Mrs. r.
Williams, Mrs. l.. A. Webster.
There was a joint installation OF II
8 newly elected officers of William p. Ru
:. sell Post. No. SO. G. A. r.. and of Villa
h r. Russell Circle. No. ., Ladies' OF II
II q. A. r.. Tuesday evening. The office
Il of the post were installed by c. T.
:. Pierce of Vergennes department con
II mander Of Vermont, and were as follow
70 Commander. Charles II. Youtt: senior vic
$. commander, Walter Martin; junior vic
n commander. Otis Abbey; adjutant al
d treasurer William l.. cady; officer OF Il
'e day, r. II. Linsley; officer of the guar
IS W. S. Whittimore: chaplain, Edward
lr Jones, The officers of the circle were Il
n stalled by Mrs. Elizabeth Crannelly, pa
rs president Of the department OF Vernon
TX and were as follows, with the eXceptit
10 of three unable to be present on accou
:, of the illness of themselves or OF other
s. President, Mrs. NJ. Il. Grady; senior vic
e. president, Mrs. Crannelly; junior vic
80 nresident. Mrs. l.. NJ. Morrison; assista
I'd conductress. Mrs. Sarah NOland; guar
- Mrs. James Condor; assistant guard, MI
n Robert Calhoun: patriotic instructor. MI
lair ~ IA