Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-17

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IN .Jobn rocLr,o, ,,,o a,.,, In 1904 she
leaves her brother xy,iroo, u Aiuer
with ,vhon, sho ,i,,.a .,,,o a,ooos NJ.
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noep'a. II, wae"'"stoh ~ ~ 40 s'aeeu,
Wis H'i"'e Hi"so Nor.hrup was Heu
CroeS Jay "o"iah' SERVING WITHOUT coh
pensat'on, IN the comfort room at the
water heeu hospitai. giving her tlme
during the day for nine months. Mrs
Northrup' VINO Is Visiting her parents
mere expects TO Join Mr. Northrup ABOUT
the middle OF May at cheyenne Wyo.,
! wnere ne mas position as OIL geoiogist
with the Royal Dutch Schell company
Charles ID. Bruce went to Williams
town Saturday to attend the funeral or
his sister. Mrs. Thomas Poland. Mrs.
Poland was about 10 years OF age. Be-
sides her brother. she leaves sister.
Mrs' Eier harrington OIL oprihe"eio'
Mass anu several 'epne"s anu h'eces'
Mrs. Mary Sherbut. who has passed
the winter with daughter. Mrs Carl
Moody, and family in Lincoln. and who
has recently visited daughter. Mrs.
w. w. Dough- lass IN Bennineton' ana
son. Ralpn Snerout' In Manchester. ana
their tamiles' mas returned 10 her nome
IN Slows. one was Nis..or over sun
gay u. ,ne hp.he vi nei aug, ehter' NJ. ..
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su,e rs. ".oNs
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Hes ~ ua.arhurv to,yn &C.,, :.
Woterhurv tho score being 81 to %
in favor Of Stowe-Miss GLADYS Hoi.
s,npton has received a letter from her
brother. willis Hoisinrton. from Fort
Dick. n. v. where he has recently ar
rived from overseas. Private Hoising-
ton expects to be home soon.-Mrs. Il.
Sargent is i'll at her home on the Jen
, ney road.-L s. Macutchan who is
, slowly recovering, has been able to 20
down street to the barbers shop for
the first time in FIVE months
, Tbere was a rood attendance. NJ Tho
rrn,ted Church service supday rnorniro
The sermon was nv the Rev Robert 1.aw.
ton of Island Pond h,s tonic be,nu .Reiny
q Christian. What Ia TO" A solo vyos ror.
dered nv Mrs. II. w Cummings There
were 1874 present at the Sunday school
session. Miss Clara Rarrows acting a.
superintendont There were "a nrssent IN
the urinary denartpen, Is In ~ Lina.r.
garten class. Mrs NJ =, B.cor &c .,nor-
intent of the urinary denartn,snt r,t,
, the following co,ns of teachers. Mrs pa..
: sic Mcmahon Miss Marian pua Misc NJ,
: riel Pike. Miss Laura wright Miss Ed,th
Derby and Miss susan RiyoIow Az
Easter service will he carried out hv tbo
, choir and SUNDAY scboo, nov, Sun5o,
Edward G. Harris hoe rat,rnod 80.
, having received an bopor,h,o ais
charge after a wars Seryica T., ~. co.,
division in France-w;I,;s uo;s;nato,
called on friends in stowc Mopdav on
his way to his homo IN 1ohnson hov,n.
been mustered out a. Camn Djx
after a wears servic.e IN Franc. pr,,,,.
. BoisnRton wa. wear;nv +,ro .,r,no. ~, H.
arm, and was twice wounded. -Earl Nor
rill. who has received an honorable dis.
, charge from service after returning from
France. was in Stowe Sunday on his way
0 to his home In Worthwhile, having walked
a ten miles from Waterbury to Stowe not
r being able to find any other mode of con-
. veyance.-Earl. 10 years Of age, the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Ravlin. is seriously
i'll at the home of his parents. suffering
from pneumonia and pleurisy.-Little Miss
Marcia Demeritt, who has been Ill with
bronchial pneumonia, Is recovering.-Mrs
c. A. Simmons went Monday to Green's
horo to attend the funeral of Mr.. Harris
!. Miss Grace Bigelow. teacher of the Spring
field. Mass, high school of commerce, IL
passing the week at THE Lodges" ir
Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beauchemir
and daughter. Leontine. have returned tc
t Williamstown after passing week wit.
Mr.. Beauchemln's brother l.. T. Beauche
man, and family on West Hill.-Harold j
u Sanborn OF Boston Is visiting MS parents
Mr. and MIS-. George "A. Sanborn, TINS
week.-Mrs.. l.. w. Tinkham and httlt
u daughter. Alberta OF johnson came Mon
day TO visit relatives IN Stowe.-Mrs' M
;, G. Knight OF Newberry passed the weef
- end with his son. Z. A. kn>sht' ana lam
lily OF stowe
A furry of snow here Wednesday morn
=. ing made the hills white for a time
There will be meeting Of the Stove
Civic club at the banquet hall in tn,
Akeley Memorial building at eight o'clocl
| Friday evening, when officers for tn,
| club will be elected and plans will b,
discussed for a reception to be giver
sometime in May to the returned soldiers
James A. Kelley of Morrisvlle. who ha
recently returned from overseas, will b,
present and will speak of some of hi
e interesting experiences Privates Ed
r, ward G. Harris Of the British tank serv