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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

Washington 1t is stated that Debs
Will not be pardoned by Wilson who
views executive clemency in such
cases as an encouragement to others
III opposing the government in future
wars
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

Flashlight signals will be placed on
all Illinois railroad crossings. The
signals will be miniature lighthouses
in that they will flash intermittent
warnings to travellers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

With 35 cases. of smallpox under
quarantine and others developing
Rockford officials are on the alert. A
number of school pupils have develop
ed the disease
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

When the American liner Mongo-
liza arrived in New York from Ham
burg it was found to contain 700 cases
of canary birds. The MARBLES of the
birds were added to the stunning
of guitars, played by 1880 Spaniards
who boarded the vessel at Vigo Re
cent immigration from Spain has been
heavy with 1000 Spaniards coming
over on the American line alone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

"Corkey' Hanley, prisoner con-
fined in the Massachusetts state prison
for % years because he was found
guilty at Lawrence in 1895 of stealing
$S4 worth of shoes, was released from
custody last week. Hanley took a
vow of silence ten years ago after a
fellow convict had "peached" on
something he said. Hanley thence
forth refused to speak even though
voicing a request would mean a pardon
for him. When released he asked in
writing to be allowed to stay for a few
days to finish some work but the
warden put him out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

10000 textile workers employed in
the mills in the east have been dropped
from the payrolls. This the first step
in movement to weed out incompet-
ents the industries were forced to hire
during the war. Radical unionists
are also slated for removal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

The Y. S. sub-treasury at Chicago
has been discontinued.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

A Burlington passenger train at
Wyanet, Ill., crashed into an over
turned bOxcar while running at 40
miles an hour and went into a ditch
The engineer escaped by jumping but
John Kohf, fireman, was killed. 200
head of stock were killed in the col
lision. The freight was loaded with
sheep and hogs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

Rev d. E. Cleveland, a Council
Bluffs pastor active in crime repres-
sion, was lured to a lonely spot by a
fake telephone message and slugged
bound, gagged. his clothes soaked
with oil, and thrown on to a motor
truck which was on fire. The dominic
managed to roll off the truck and was
found by two boys. His condition is
serious.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

Fifteen l. G. railroad men of Water
loo, Iowa, were discharged for impli-
cation in the theft of $50 tons of coal
worth nearly $4,000. Evidence indi-
Gated general conspiracy. The cars
We're spotted in a secluded place and
there unloaded After providing for
themselves the men sent coal to rel
atives and friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

London-Returns up to midnight
showed three areas in Scotland in
which voting took place yesterday on
local option as having polled dry
Sandquhar, a rural constituency, and
Kilsyth and Kirkinlock mining cen
tiers. Fourteen other sections voted
for a change from the present license
status They included Grangemouth,
Bridge of Allen, Dunoon, Lanark,
Helensburgh, Barr Head, Bonny Briggs
Loanhead and Sterling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-11-17

Judge Kenesaw Mountain lands
is a grandfather. The granddaughter
of Judge Lands was born to Major
and Mrs Reed Lands at Baldwin
Harbor, l.. l., recently Mrs. Lands
was formerly Miss Marion Keehn,
daughter of Geo. w. Keehn, wealthy
Chicago lumberman. Maj. Lands was
the second American ace in the United
States flying corps during the war.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
NEW HAVEN

Town meeting passed off very quietly
The following officers were elected: Mod
orator. q. C. Everest: town clerk, c. S.
Dana; town treasurer. r. l.. Shackett;
board of selectmen. first @. r.. Flint
second NJ c. Peck and third j. f. Davis
school directors, Ralph Shadrich. Roy
Potter and l.. c. Fisk; listers, c. A
Sprigg, Byron Clark and Hayward Mar
shall; auditors, f.. V. Young, V. NJ. Bene-
dict and Frank Hoag; collector. +. f.
Rowley; overseer of the poor, q. b
Palmer; road commissioner. Julius Arm
strong; tax voted. 1915. License vote, five
majority for yes. The ladies served din
ner and were we'll patronized.-Mr. and
Mrs. Norton Tyrell are moving to their
farm on Munger street.-Mr. Shackett is
moving to the F. NJ. Partch farm.-Mrs
c. S. Dana is in Waltham helping to
care for her mother, who is ill.-Mrs
w. V. Sturtevant is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for an operation.-Mr. and Mrs
Clement of Middlebury are stopping with
Mrs. Clements brother. W. V. Sturte-
want. for short time.--Mrs. +. NJ. Mer-
rill and Miss Grace Merrill were in Bur
lngton Tuesdsy.-The family of Howard
Johnson, who have all been i'll, are i'm.
proying
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
MONKTON

The following town officers yer-
elected for the ensuing ycar: moder-
a,or. u. w. Mcadcr; clerk and treasurer
y. T.. Heech; selectman. C.. j. Baldwin
overscer. i. w. Meader; roud commits
sioner, d. II. Meader. constable j. f.
put!er; lister for three years. Carroll
Owls: lister for two yeors. r. V.
Sears. auditor. W. 6. Donahue: school
director. J. r. Roscoe: grand juror.
W. e. Donahuc. town agent T.. W.
Header: library committee, for five
years Dr.. 4. A. Denton: tax voted $3.50
IF II. Palmer aiii ilr A. A Denton
wore Burlington Visitors recently --
y Y Mech vas In Tcrgcnnes on husi,
rcss S"turda:'. Eugene Lafountain and
vito have moved to the Mrs. w. w.
Rider farm, IN Bristol which they are
10. carry on the coming year.---H en-
Gee visited her sister MrR. i. r.
Brown. and family IN Bristol over tho
week end.---John Begor. who has been
in the south for come time, liz the
guest Of his brother, Lewis Begor.--
Mrs. y. c. Gage lie slowly recovering
from severe attack of bronchial
lily of Bristol are guests Of Brainard
Ladd and wife for few days.-H. Fl.
Ayrcs has gone to Burlington where
he has employment at the University
farm--Mrs. l.. r. and Mrs. y. II. Mech
are around the house again after a
few days illness in bed.--G. G. Farr is
able to he out again after an illness OF
several DAYS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
PANTON

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. stage are expecting
to go to Nergenncs and will begin house
keeping in the Woodmnn house.--Mrs.
Andrew RUSSO has returned from ii sew
oral weeks visit to her sister, Mrs.
Barber. OF Chatlotte.-Edward ODonnc!i.
who was called here by TIE Illness y. his
brother. Gary, bag returned 20 AS LONE
ir Springfield Mass. Martin Fiemming
has taken Ward SpduldinG3 farm 70. she
coming year and moved t..cre. John
Jerome, who occupied 1t H. past .'ear.
has ret'irncd to his. own place on the
sand road,-Warren White, who has
lived N Waltham the pact year, has
moved to Martin Flemming's place at tine
Corners.-Mrs, l.. j. Stngg closed the WIN
tr term oe school on Lake stree; lsS.
week and has resigned from teaching
th@ spring term.-Augustus Pldgeon is 20
carry on Charles Spaulding's farm the
coming year and will reside in the John
Davis hcuse.-Town meeting passed off
quietly. with tho election OF the following
officers: Moderator, William Noonan
clerk. Burton Kent; treasurer, William
Noonan; selectmen, S. Wright. l.. q,
Kent George L. Jackson; listers, Charles
Spaulding. j. b. Rogers. william Noonan.
constable, A. e. Langeway; road COM
missioners. r. w. Day. Il. l.. Stagg;
trustee of puolic money. William Noonan.
school directors, u. w sullivan, William
Noonan, j. G. Spaulding; over IT tho
poor, c. J. Palmer; toxn grand juror, L.,
G. Kent; town agent. r.. A. Field; audi
tors. s. +. Gaines, Arthur Piper, II. p.
Newton; license, 30 yes, Is no. The ladies'
% the Methods, Episcopal society served
u pounteous dinner iI tEo church parlors'
$O.JO being tho proceeds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
SALISBURY

To"A meeting passed or vc.v quietly
IN I Tut few nov Offices we're elected:
CLIFFORD Atwod, sel"ctmaIr. Richard Noycs.
ROAD commissioner; James ucteracn, an.
otter. WITH tbcce exceptions all tho 9th
ors succeeded themselves \ tax Of Sc y
On Ia grad list wus ro.cd. The license
v';c gas - Yes, II NO frank Humphrey.
miL. Ca. ~: Cn route tv@. who Is i'll WIZ.
;nenmonS, ~ some better AIR. and Mrs
Enf"rd Atwood ard Henry Ma-coilie are
the latest victims o. g:"n TSn physicians
rhtorc over 40 ctses ~ the west par, Of
the 'owc.- &. xe~ey Nas In Boring
on DetH-day to see his daughter. Mrs
X. V, .ioyS& who ist,iv suffered CT or
"rsuon ~ NE Mary lss.t.cr hospital
lie reports her az do.-g well the A5.
s'nHI Of Tho pastor who Is Oh q short va =
"aio7 A"S.in Beech read a sermon at
| N" torcrcSa2oca. Church Sunday. NJ
Red IL expsc.sd &C oocury both ?u,p.ta on
Inc coming Sunday.-MrG ". e Howell
IS q the Mary T1s.csnr hospital for an
o:crAtlnn.--The ffth and last Of the series
~ entertainments gi2ca uuder tia aus
plces 81 the local Red Cross will DO sivcn
III Tao town hall on March 10 by the De-
Je" company. noioG for their fsats in
! magic and ielspaihy. Wendell Sumnsr
rctuTn"c 10 his duties OH the Central Yer
| Mrns Wednesday aftor three weeks A..
MS home with mnmps.-J. T.. Dyer, who
mas tsen III with grip. is not got able
u resume lis duties on route No 1 and
.ostph S,lpe.no.s Is substituting FOR HIM.
'N"rmst. "h'tney IL substituting on MIR.
| Humphreys route.-.l osrph PAYNE, After
seVe:sl wGens' ilincsA. 10 ab,o 10 resume
his duties On Mis-. iiamiiton's farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
VERTENNES


Fhe -''A sr'-dai Tepor. G IL. CIV If
N0renn.o j. IN the hante If the voters
re report sho"" tina, 81 So q wa, OK.
iAWIs1 III tre differ''It departments -
'"lo"f' Ky t"or vs. 7 'or farm $500:
s'Ncc M'' lsa @5H f." dina -tn.cnt sn3.-
"a water h1nsr'n' Hr; &.,iEFi % ce' de-
Ia''""rf sids' ak Ni 40. bridge sl,;oS.-
he: t,xS"ay *''-'@i ,Arf tG3ti: stree.
,rht3 t--i|*' ma" pump hvcorrt Sa7 -;
LEY iHl account s6He u. inrid7n.a. Ic.
courI' s-'H' "'-''|ewo haE been roc s."ee
rt ~" C"atn =; -"Ar.poro, Mds".. of John
W Van--rno't, r. f7r""r well ipowr
."s'dcn, or s~ir's1urf dfte- an l11eps ~
1"rr wenSS, ga ", v'"-s, Mr. Wander
"oet w"o We '"et ~ n tsr'il,' OF 10 chi:-
re" ma h's i':o'"y eT.nfed h,cS IL
t:A Jays ~ 'ne owen oe.eIiats '>nr'e Il
10 ahces'o' : settled IL Few Jersey 'nd
't'e' ~ ~" YORK. ho Tss BORN H. 40
fts"n ara w carry NO as Sp!hsnt'cea 70
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
SHOREHAM

Mr., and Mrs. Sidney Fletcher have taken
Dr. Platt's farm at Shacksboro.-Mr. and
Mrs. Orvill Bigelow of Cornwall have
rented Of r. II. Prebe his house on the
Turn-pik MIR. and Mrs. Lara ORourke
have taken the house owned by DR..
Sharon.-Mrs. G. II. Kelley, who has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G
Farnham. has returned to her home in
New York city.-Mrs. Ira Sollace OF the
telephone exchange Is i'll with influenza
Her mother. Mrs. Blair, is caring for her
Norman Matott has entered the en-
ploy of DR.. Mary NJ. Plat and moved to
her tenement in the village.-Miss Nellie
Bigelow went Monday evening to Moses
hospital. TiconderoRa, n, Y, for ap.
pendicitis. -Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Moore were
recent guests Of his brother a. Montcalm
y. Y.-.John l.. Jones has sold his farm
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Baldwin. Schools
which have been closed for two weeks
were opend Tusday.-Mrs. Hugh Baker
of Brandon is with her father. John l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
JERICHO CENTER

Miss Helen Dewey of Royalton was
guest of her sister, Miss Eatherif
Dewey, recently. Julia Bates
Westford is visiting al I. l.. Thompsons,
Chester Derby of Bristol. Conn. Is II
guest of r. G. Pease.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. Jordan are confined to the house Y
Illness Glen George was called 10 Mon
plier to attend the funeral of his cous
Saturday +. s. Lawrence is spen'
ing a few days with friends in Burin,
ton-The Misses Grace and Lilah Potte
who are working in the Lamoile Walls
Creamery association office. were Sunda
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Potter.-Miss Katherine Dewey was
Sunday visitor in Burlington. The Soc
Service club will meet March with Mir
+. j; MalZard, with the following pc
gram: Colonial art; roll call; famous ar
lists music; old time songs; currel
events; business; poem, Mrs. Mazar
colonial architecture. homes ~
churches. Mrs. Moran; colonial furnitur
Mrs. Malzard; handiwork Of our gran
mothers. Mrs. Bicknell; dress Of oI
grandparents. Mrs. Hart; display Of d
guerreotypes. The Rev. r. J. Malzard
text for next Sunday morning will
Peter by the Fireside. "A son was DO,
to Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Bicknell, March
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ballard visit,
friends in Williston Sunday sill
went Monday to Morrisvills. where
has conference.-the George Frechet
was called to Winooski Tuesday on a
count of the death Of her brother F-rar
g. STAFFORD who died in New Bedfor
Mass.
AZ the home meeting held Tuesday Il
following officers were elected Moder,
tor, u. e. Williams. clerk. r.. r. 10
dan. treasurer. T. r. Williams. selec
man for three wears r. G. Brown. listt
for three years, r, s. Tomlinson; col
stable. George Costello. school direct,
for three years, +, NJ Hoskips: roa
commissioner, John Schillihsnmer, owe
seer of the poor. Q. A. Irish; a.udito
George Willard for three years; graz
juror. F. $, Tomlinson; town agen
Charles Scribner; library trustee Il
three years, Mrs. l. l.. Thompson: ia
$500 on the dollar of the grand list.
The Village Improvement society serve
dinner at tho town meeting and realize
sl7.70-Mrs. II, q. Wilder and daughte
Mrs Byron Haywood visited friends
Essex Junction, Wednesday. Mrs Jul
Bates. who has been the guest Of Mr.
I. l., Thompson, returned to Weston
Wednesday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
ADDISON

There are many iii with flu and owing
10 tine epidemic, al public gatherings are
Cancelled ana town meeting was postponed
for two wecks.--Ca:ton Bristol OF Yer.
gennes has been carrying ..e mai, the
past week on account of the Illness of Il
w. Spooncr.--Narion NJ Clark died Thurs.
day at e. j. O'Bryan's after br.c. i'll
ness NJ flu, following ty pneumonia She
went to help care 70" her aant Mrs
o Bryan and soon FL = victim Ia the dis
case herself. Al was done :,r her that
was possible. hut she gradually went
down. Owing to so rlurh Illness, there
was only pra%e- a: the grave by the
Rev. a. ] Bowse- and she was buried in
the family lot. The bearers wore: Russell
Smith. Wilbur Smith. Erwin Clark. Hay
ward Marshall. George Thomas and Gene
Bodette. She was = daughter OF n w
Clark and was IS years of age She was
girl Ct fine qualities and her unt!rnely
n member of Grand View Grange and at
tended Vergennes high school two years
and then entered Heaton hospital Mont
pelier. to train for a nurse, but had to
give it up at Christmas time on account
of fall. She leaves her father, an aged
grandmother. who brought her up and
one brother and one sister.-Miss Anna La
Boeuff of Nergennes, who has been care
ing for r. y. Warmers family is now
i'll herself.-Mrs Eva Wood Is il.-G. N
Spencer has moved to his farm in Fer
risburg and Edward Affair. who is to work
for Spencer has moved into his house
here.-Harry Cross has gone on to S. r.
Smith farm-Philip BourRet has gone on
to Julius Clark's farm--Charles Merrium
has gone on to George Merrlum's farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04

Bsmfo:th; Deep River" Burleigh,
Mrs Denio; Little Playmatos," tuck
field, Miss Bosworth; when Early
Morn Beams c'c- Ua." Knecken, MISS
Menucz ard Miss Morgan; Mar clssus.
NcV'n, Mrs. D"nio --h!rs. George NJ
Iay!or. Miss Ecrnice Garrow. MISS
Trdnces Lejyhtcr. Miss Ida Lamb ana
MISS Anna Novak attended the kakc
Walk IN Eur1inrton Friday night
Ito Bristol high school basketball
team defeated Proctor nigh school
team by u rcore Of 20 10 12.-Thc SO
Nor class p'aS, sally Lunn." VII DC
presented in lIoiley hall Friday eve
n'ng. The cast If characters is: Mrs.
Rahoo'ph. i'orothy Wright, John Fan
dolph. Erwin H1sseitine. Marjorie Ram
d"lph. Felra Gran. iso Randolrh,
AS"l WNrau, Merton Glenn. Edwin
Beebe Vivian Winslow. Gertrude Pal
NOR. Mrs. Penelope Wirslov. Claris
81 MD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
BRISTOL

Ore cf the pleasnpt"st meetings ~
the Outlook club this year was held
Friday evening at tho home OF Mrs. W.
W. Rider on East street. The subject
for consideration was The Old and
New in Dress" and tho ladies' dressed
in old fashioned Costumes some Of
than dating back over 100 years and
including styles of the different pc
riods up to tho pres ent time. The fol-
lowing musical program was rendered
Old music: "Pastorale" Scarlatti-
Tansig, Miss Mcnuez; Drink to Me
only With Thine Eyes" Old English
Mrs. Bnrnforth; MY True Love Has
My Heart" Marziats. Miss Menuex and
Miss Morgan; IAN Old Garden" Gem
ple. Miss Bosworth; 81 minuet. Storr
club quartet. "Gavotte in Grey" De
Koven, Mrs. Dsnio; new music, "Saiu-
tation to tho Dawn" Stevens. Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
NORTH FERRJSBURG

Georg" Yatt died carly Saturday morn
'ng n tie home NJ M'l,ard Mu2zy and
The funeral was held n. his late home
Monday at none O'Clock. Mr.. Vat. has
resided in this community many years
lie leaves u soE. Arthur Yatt Of Brid-
port. and daughter Della Muzzy of this
place, During tho rs years. Of Mi. watts
i'e he has had good health and ;here
was no signs OF n decline until this WIN
te-.-Miss Tessie Mooney spent the week.
ono with Mrs. Thorlgs in Mtrktor,--
carroll k'ngsland was IN Burlington
Monday.-Miss Alice Jennings If Rridpor.
spent sunday and Monday with Helen
kingsland. Walter I3stey is i'll with the
Srip,-George Ambrose, lr, is moving to
the Rodney Emo pacc.-Robert Fuller is
TO work for S. T. Nooi,sn this yea.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
JERICHO

Leonard Brigham, who has bel
seriously III the past few weeks. IL
sunday morning at tho home of his soI
wort Brigham. The funeral was nd
wednesday at one O'Clock ~ tho hou|
n" kew. william Cashmere VIII officia
MRS. FVa NJ. Noaly has returned 10 NJ
SCHOOL work in Warren.--Iiaro'd Ped
VINO mad the misfortune to aprain u
ankle rev days ago, Ia able to be NJ
"l'hout crutchcs.-Frank X. Howe HI
oc'n III tho past week with the preva
'"S u'Stcmpcr. Theodore Williams NJ
ot'n uoItg the 1anitor work during u
'"''ess OF Mr. flowe.-Misa Bertha Schi|
.''n'Inof OF Wcstford and Helen Sch
'an1In"r OF Jcferaonville were Sund
V'',''.s aV inc nome or their parents, W
W." "iS' WHEN Schillhammcr.-Mi
'''u'" a'aoec' VINO has been spendi1
udSs at inc mono OF hcr daug
- "'s "'eepcr' AT Winooskl' return'
''''''' ga 'urudy cVenlng.-Mr Whltl1
- 'a"'" l" nus nome IN bur'inetf
"h account or the Illness
N"'''ns '--hr'. Rll ot Waterbur
Nv ~ S,'p''llE Al INC nome OF Mr.. az
.nln' Ni,'" cnesnnore' was a Sunda
ISL, "''' ii''"uS VI hurllngton.-WS
zen dIduee ana Nhce klmhal we
Netu' uaS 'Isi'ors Al inc nome OF Mr.. Al
~ % guy ne M. fcrrN ana BEL
:" 81 ''''7 "..e III burlington Satnrd'
! y" oaFtoi jackson Al
'i,SH CARA" sanford were IN B'i
"e d"d SATURDAY TO aver
..e hahc walk fr'day eveninS.-M'
aS a'i' NJ ana Mrs' rartlHl
"" Amy arg Nv di'cr b'alAne'l' WI
'"'''e" =" 'le uo"se ny lllnes
=, '.sS H'N'He M' ter'
~, ~ al SONS were en'e
10y '''".lS ~ IN" nome
''''" '''''' al Cnderhlll
-, " ''u' '"pne' WIS served MISS Ma
''" "''i H'.9 'a',' = It"Sllhoh" W.
a,9" NJ o. NI'ePor ana son
W. az ',' nome OF MI III
MIS-. LouiS lara'ce SATURDAY eV
nus anN '"lI"" was Suhdi
w" '''a'INrs IN HSAeA Junctlo
"'' au" hiS' 'onh ScnlIhafnpler al
go -A'"ei'' anu WIG anu dausht'
'i"o,, VIZ recent VISITORS of MI. ~
." o. D. ne" a. 'Nasn''.'e'-M rs' wilma
~ '''"',,''e' - co'''Hcu 10 ner room
l. anu WIS loild hunt NOV
''"'' W ''ue' nun 10 inc layton III
III, 'eNe""E Nacateu ny John baridn
VIZ NaS '''Np' W Essen
-"'Ss O"arl'te sinclair OF burlingto
va" rcV'H' VISITOR az the nome OF n
parents, MI ana mrs hammond Slucla
hiram IdhIeE was In BurIinGt'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
CHARLOTTE

At meeting Of the ladies' comn1ittt
Friday it was decided not to serve Juno
at the town meeting Tuesday.-Mrs Fran
Thayer of Boston. Mass. is visiting h.
mother, Mrs. T. r. Williams.-Mrs Cor
Carpenter has gone to Randolph. III
only pupil without an absent mark
the lower school for the winter term wa
Clarence Manor; those who only MISE
one day were: Mabel Bora Lindley Dea
Sidney Falby and Bernard WEIGH,
Elliott Frink left Friday for Randolph
where he has a position Mrs. Frink al
children will join him there AT a late
date, -William MCGEE has moved I'M
Harry Palmer's tenement and will wor
for him tho coming season. Charles KeI
yon has moved into the Ramsey tenemer
and will work for Mr. Ramsey the con
ing year.-Charles Trombley. of LUDLOW
Mass. is visiting Mr., and Mrs. Willla'
Doner Eugene Shortsleeves. Jr., is mo'
ing into y. l.. Byingtons tenement
Miss Katherine Lucier has gone TO c.
hoes. n. Y, to attend school az cor
vent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
CORNWALL

Sanfor, Lane Of Ottawa. Can, has been
srcrJtns thu week lend with his parents.
IL. and Mrs. c. II. Lane.--Mrs Benjamin
]. BoarAman died Sunday morning after
several days Illness from rneumoLia.--
hobart Perkins is moving off The r obei I
Easton farm. tc ? small fam in Wcy-
Fridge. -Chnr,cs DAVIS Is owing from tire
s, W. LGwrtt farm to a farm in Ferris
burg. edward Swinton " r,ovirg to the
Robert Easton !arin.-School in o.at,ict
No. opens asain Monday after having
been closed Two wesks for blocked roads
sud i,.ness.--The Ave " embeIs of A. L.
tayns's family who have all been III with
Influenza. are able 10 be out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
MONKTON RIDGE

AZ the town meeting the following Off
GERS were elected; Moderator, II. V.
Sears town clerk and treasurer. y. l..
AIeech; seiectman fov three years. q. G.
Baldwin: overseer OF poor. r.. w Meader
road commissioner, D. II. Msader; cen
stable. J. r.. Butler; listers, =. L. Bat
Ter, II. V. Sears, Carol Orvs, auditors
i. n. Dean. Casper Seats. w. e. Donahuc
school directors. d. r. Mech. Earle Mead
er. John Roscoe; grand juror. W. c. Don,
ahue town agent, +. w Meadei. tru-
ant ofiicer, j. r. Butler; lihrnrian Mrs
Geargia Naucelette. Voted $500 for per-
mancnt highway and $500 for rrsurfac-
ing. Voted a tax Of 81. 6OMr. and Mrs
Henry Cox and cE!ldren OF Lake Placid
". Y. arc visiting his persCts. Mr. and
Ma f. &. Cox.--M-. and Mrs. Frank
Roscoe moved the first OF the week to
their farm, east Of the Ridge. recently
pun chased of Bert Lawrence. Tho con.
dition Of Herbert Fatr. who is seriously
III, rnhains about tbs same.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one.)

in Proctor. is getting along in fine shape
lie lost one finger and part of thumb
CT the right hand. He hopes to be able
70 attend to his business again before
lorg.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garland and
Miss Susie Garland of Bennington are in
town for couple of wecks.-Miss Alice
l'alpin. who has been spending few days
here with her mother, Mrs. F.. Il. Halpin
nas returned TO West Rutland. where she
Is the teacher of Latin and French IN
tho high school--Johr Mccormick of
Denver Colo. il in town Tor stay o.
Two cr three w"rts.-~.,r. and Mrs John
+. Williamson and tnr.e crll,i.er ra,a
':tnrned - htAjsnr.. y. Il tier 4 three
c-ceks Isl. IN inMn