Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
;ssattenden County.
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nor",ls u, her nome on we's 80. 80 hos
vas ooin III mi''oIi oi year IT,. or |
resided IN tnis Village Ior ne |
years ana VIII be mourneu Wy -, ," TO-
circle Oh lriehos. one 10 81, ..,.,. !
'ho'her' Mrs' oosep'''"o
whom she resideu' wv e' NJ. rra
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ward Basnaw Oh W'noosN'. au 49,
prothers' Edwara anu oesee M. ms p.ao1
ana eugene OF puri,.eeon' INC ,uno'"'
services were ne'o monuay iio ,., a,
81. FRANCIS AaVier Church' VIII" puriai
In ST. francis cene'ery
H. ~ butieI VI 'ohnsoh' "no uieo AT
the Fanny Aiien hospi.ai wednesday,
night, was ouried at johnson FRIDAY
lie was u years OF age ana was prother
CT MIS-. clarence r. Spo1ord OF Leciair
street. VINO survives MIN. with one
brother, George l.. Butler, also of john
| son. Mr.. Butler came here about three
weeks ago. when his right leg was am
| putated. He was unmarried.
Thursday evening in Corporation
| hall Camp Iroquois. Modern Woodmen
! OF America, held their annual install
| 1ation Of officers when the following
officers were installed by State
Deputy George II. Baldwin of Concord,
N. FL. as installation officer and Dis
! trict Deputy William Thyme Of Bur-
lington as Installing escort: Venerable
counsel, Charles A. Barber; worthy
advisor. Fred Bailey; banker, Charles
Bigelow; clerk. Paul Gunther; escort.
Simeon Willett; Waterman, Frank
! Lawrence
physician. DR.. A. S. c. Hill trustee,
William Abair. Before the installa-
ton took place 5000 feet of reel were
run off. showing what the organiza-
| ton has done and how the work of the
society is carried on. The Modern
Woodmen of America is one of the
largest organizations in this country
and has a membership in this country
of over 100000 members. 1t is one Of
a number OF societies which nave taken
up the fight against tuberculosis and
who maintain sanatorium which Is
in the State of Colorado and have
taken care of from the time That 1t
has been open up to within the past
year or so, about 1000 patients. inns
society has a large honor roll to It's
credit having members VINO enhsted
in the army and navy or this country
and canada TO the NUMBER OF over
ohooo men, rms lnciuues mon from
every state IN the Union vermont nav
ing over aso members III 'he services
ana the amount OF Insurance. carrieo
by tne hunioes .. men eniis'
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oo4o mas Jus. c,oseu |eis suo'ess.u ~
se"' anu .No - :.
per Ina. 'n.s ne~ year Ia 81, 80. q" ' -
,..,m,+ton
$50, "s 80 80 49,,
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s.,,os,n
o.. m9;,,,, c.oasora ,,,ho fornor-
T., rss,aad ~ crove streat hoe heer
honorahI, d;soharead frorr tho ar,ny
aun 49, r.tm,-nad H. NO. nemhey
90 a .,a 7ett di,,s;on ~ ~ ao,st FieId
Ar+,l,ery He sailed for France las,
I'll, ro,rrn,nr 70 th,s oo,ntrv Ian.
: ,,arv sth
i. last week at the Methodist Eniscopa
Church tho centenarv movement was for
: NALL, organ,zed With tho following off,
cars Council rrouhers sidney n put
I nor, cboirr,ar. Mrs canie Dayds secre
l t.r, n w Eau,ords n g Lord nm,
Edsar pernard unit ,eaders. Mr. anf
Mrs w Edword. NJ and Mrs q
N putnam Mr. and Mrs r 6 Lord anf
Nv a,,d Mrs Edoar Rernard Four
,,irut. .n.,Lars n w Edw.rd, art
Iord. de,erates IN RutIand CONFER
Il orca Eohruor,,e " putnam and n q
k ia cund.y uorch O mil, ha ob.erve,
i h., Tho church FOR IN eyerv.uembs
t canvass
n Jon,oo riv,.rd u,ho b,s besn y,sitin,
! eu,o.a. - 80 -, e,,-,o,,r,h hos ro
8 turred % Gavin Iacksor r wber
:. ho Mill recoiya bio d,.chor roo from m
d ar,,,, 400 h,, a,sohargo he w,I, ratur,
Q Gov short t,r,a hafora ,ao,,rg for hi
;, -, T., ,r,..o.,.o,;, MI, ,,,,L ~,
O u,ife Mrs T,vzara WA, for,oer,v Mis-
. nevis n McCurd,, ard u,aa veu know
q among tho Young neon,e of winoosk
Tho sunda, school hoard ~ tho Moth
odis, E,d.con.I C,hurcb a,actad tho FOL
lowing teachers and assistants for lsI
# at a meeting heId at the church sunday
v Mrs q N putnam. Miss FLORENCE Kings
a land Miss Della Calvert Miss Edit
I. Davis Mrs C. s. Lord Mrs. LuelIa A
l., Burnett. Miss Elizabeth Newell. Mi,
II Irene Gifin. Walter C. SLEEPER. LIE,
10 Scruggs. Miss Layina E. Silver. Mis-
:, Vesta Monroe Mrs Edgar BARNARD Mr.,
y Emma j. Bailey, S. N. Putnam. Geore
e. l.. Edwards, Mrs r. H. Washburn,
ia B. F. Thornton and the Rev. r. H. Wash
n burne. There was a record attendanc
r at the school Sunday. A male quartz
rendered two selections at the mornin
service and a song service led by Oscs
w. Edwards in the evening was we
attended.
~ Sergt. Eugene Provost Is visiting n