Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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nation as rector of St Matthews
Church to the vestry. II is to take effect
June T. when he goes to Poultncy.-Mrs.
George Benoit is quite i'll at the home
OH the farm of A. r. croft, DR.. J. O..
loyal of Newport was here Monday IN
consultation-Mr and Mrs. d. II. Bailey
passed Sunday in Essex Junction with
Mrs. Bailey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Leclair.--A. c. s. Beeman of St.
Adams was a business visitor in town
Monday afternoon.-A car was loaded
with sugar at the station Monday for the
Carey company Of st. Johnsbury by the
Franklin County Vermont Pure Maple
Sugar and Maple Syrup company. Price
has not been definitely fixed but is ex-
pectcd to rule at about % cents a pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Pomeroy and two
sons, j. Clarence and Lauren H., and NJ
y. Perley were in st. Adams Tuesday TO
attend the funeral Of Mrs. II. G.. pomeroy
on Stowell street.-Miss Clara Cooley left
Tuesday for her home in Montpelicr-B
&c Gallup of North sheldon was II husi-
ness visitor I'm St. Adams, Tuesday
7. Perley is in receipt of letter from
Mrs F. l.. White Mr.. White, who was
a former pastor of the Methodist
Church here. is now in Shokanc, Wash.
j. G. Lafame and Mrs. q. l.. King were
I'm st. Adams, Tuesday, where f.
Lafame has been for a week for treat
ment at the Sherwood Santarium. He
was to have been operated on for re-
moval of an abscess that day. His con-
diton is said to be crtical-GcorEe
Chaplin and niece Miss Edna Harris
went to St. Adams Tuesday where Miss
Harris is passing the week.-Mrs.. W. b.
-
The annual meeting of lInosburg
Falls corporation was held in Opera
hall Tuesday evening. The following
sofficers were elected; Moderator. e j.
Tyler; clerk, r. j. Mcars; trustees, G.
H. Abell j. O. kimball. Olin Merrill;
treasurer. A. 4. Aseltine; collector of
taxes A j. Croft: water and light com
missioner for three wears, J. r. Cassidy;
5chief engineer. ii NJ. Martin, first
assistant engineer. Earl Cassidy.
second assistant engineer. H. d. Smith
auditors. j. G. Gaines, n NJ Rose, c. II.
Stetson: opera house trustees, ID. NJ.
Rose, r. j. Mears The sum of $500
& was V ed to be used by the village
Improvement society to be expended
q for care of parks and to beautify the
village. 1t was voted to instruct the
trustees to pay the band not to exceed
summer The trustees were author
lied to borrow $4,000 to be used upon
ssiwewalks and permanent highways to
be paid $4,000 the first of September
1920 and annually thereafter until all
is paid. A tax of IS per cent. on the
grand list was voted for the current
year.-Mrs. O. l.. King is passing few
days in st. Adams, where her sister
Mrs. F. a. Laflame, is with Mr. Lafame
who is at the sanitarium. 1t is now
planned to operate on Thursday.-Mr
and Mrs. Andrew Gotten of Everett
Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Holden
of Belmont, Mass, arrived in town by
automobile Tuesday afternoon Mr.
Gotten has sold his trucking business
in Boston and is negotiating with Mr.
Holden for his place on Church street
fThey will return this week.-Mrs. II
F. Kimball and Mrs. Nellie Mullen were
I'm st. Adams Tuesday to visit Mrs
Kimbalrs daughter, Miss Marion, who
is recovering from an operation in the
hospital.-Mr and Mrs. H. Fl. Budd
returned from st. Adams. Tuesday
where they have been passing "A few
days in the home of their daughter
Mrs. s. A. Miller.-Mrs. Harlow Towlt
and Mrs. j. c. Noble of South Franklin
were in St. Adams. Tuesday-Mrs
Laura Colpitts, who had been visiting
her brother. ID. H. Stanhope, in Rich.
ford few days arrived in town Tues
day and went to her farm in Berkshi
for short stay.-The Rev. and Mrs +,
$. Vradenburg and daughter, Mis-
Charlotte We're i'm St Adams Tuesday
where the daughter was operated Oh
in the hospital. Her condition /.
favorable.