Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04

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has been in aus!,rss lea. TO. -, years
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friends eale TO remind I'm that .,.r.l,e~
u. lest one was q: ta.C and to p...- nsar,
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sears lIthJaN.
y meeting II :hc business Cir,s' ciuo
OF V,ra'nn-s viii ue held IL 80 smaJ.
ihil rex; to the Grange hail this
evening a. e;eh; O'Clock a,iss Emma
fu'"r. ronS.S demonstrating sgcnt, will
b ~ 'iarr-. Il Is hoped that ~very husi-
nes: si IN VMgcnnrs viii he ~ She
'n'"Si7s -M-N =. .,lfrc. Patton mas re-
tutced rom = weeks Wat to H., s"f,
lawrence. Of !.ir!.n,"tpl. w. Is ski.
low tA",N a31 "it.i ncr ..Stp., Ms.
Henry D,aar.tlt. &c Winovski.- III.
hat't'ri.'e .,ho.i. u formor re64rnt. NOS
S'"re'aiy - A;.or1c !.Sersrel .\-ct,O;l6
was ~"oi-cnd guest of T>ccaty s,hc,i-
ahd h!s. FTcd -AlB~au -l:dwG-1 WHITE
'Tto he h"en cA"t.ker at :he Error a.
f"ale cotingo AZ Ioi- ',aAsin. has rlor;.d
10 the Wesley 'arlloT :arm in West
teffis .: y. Clarence Smith J: BRISTOL.
CONN., in s?:',dirs fcw days with hi.
Vile. WHO g :ec"t":'nS :rInl an Illness
from Hr@n ard hroDclitis,--Mr-'.
i!enfy sanger eits Etae To claromoni
~ "a. u Tsit AT. and Mrs. Fred Porter
1ornicr -e1mcr:3 OF tins place. douglass
Hdino hat returned frorl n visit TO Bur-
HhS,oa.- :" ". Bristol shipped "A car
load "f COWS and calves to Boston market
MohdaN -Ma'hcw Mornguc. who mas
beer staying 10 days With his wife at the
nome O. hcr p;i; Mr.. anc Mrs. George
Ayers. Nneic sSo is coaralescing from a
c+rious operation. has returned TO Rut-
land. Mrs Monurur viii! not be able 20
rctc:n to her home for some tino.--L. NJ.
DeYoe. who Is employed with The Standard
Oil company at White River Junction. is
lii town. called here by the Illness OF his
wife.
There ws3 a fair-sized vote polled at
the annual city meeting Tuesday. The polls
opened at 10 o'clock and at two O'Clock
the meeting was called to order by Mayor
W S. Bristol and the warning was read
by city Clerk George w. Stone under
arr le three. TO see If the city would vote
to 'propriate money for the RECONSTRUCT
tor of the highway from the Episcopal
church to the Tonne residence; 200 was
appropriated to be available when the
State shall appropriate similar amount,
Under article four to see IL the city will
vote to appropriate money for further
construction of permanent highways
$1,000 was appropriated. Under article six
to SOC If the city would appropriate money
for tho Ncrgcnnes city band, 5000 was ap-
propriated. 1t was voted to increase the
pay of the fireman from $40 to L. per year;
to collect the taxes by the city treasurer
Taxes to be paid on or before September
Is after which they will be deemed delin-
nuent. Article 10. regarding a proposal of
the Sheffield Farms Company Inc ask
ing the city to grant them 9a-year ease
ment on strip of land near the COM
panys plant was referred to the city
council. The tax voted was 200 cents on
the dollar, not including the $500 ap-
proprated under article two for recon-
struction of highway The officers elected
were as follows: Aldermen, George w.
Casey, David T.. Ryan and Walter F.
Kellogg; city clerk, George w. Stone: first
constable, Fred l.. Grandey; second, John
f. BARLEY; city sheriff, Ernest Bodette
charles W. Barrows; ci,y grand Jurors Jurors