Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22

go 10 ftanuOlpn tnlS week 10 tne farm
which he purchased several weeks ago.
Anna Turner is visiting her sister in St.
Albans.--Rhoda Hubbard has finished her
work in the postoffice and returned to her
home in Granville. -Everett Colby is to
/ take her place in the office.-Several of
| the schools were unable to resume work
after the vacation on account of scarcity
Of wood to heat the rooms.
SOUTH WOODBURY.
| Tho little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Goodell is quite ill.--Lawrenco
Bacuac is slightly improved.-Clyde
Vincent and George Martin are cutting
and skidding logs for Frank Thompson.
Mrs. May Benjamin suffered a severe
attack of heart trouble Friday night
The regular installation of the officers
of the Grange took place Friday night.
District deputy Collins and Mrs. Collins
of North Montpelier were present.-The
work of hauling logs to the Haskell and
Swain mill commenced on Monday
NORTHFIELD
| Cards have been received an
nouncing the marriage of George s.
Bennett of Manchester and Miss Ethel
Moses of Ann Harbor. Mich, which took
place on New Years day. Mr. Bennett is
a graduate of Norwich University In the
class of 1915 and IS now associated in
business with his father o. r. Bennett,
editor of the Manchester Journal. MFR.
Bennett is a former member of the YER
mont National Guard serving with the
regiment on the Mexican border. also
served as lieutenant in the Fourth l.. s.
infantry during the world war. Mrs. Ben
nett was a Red Cross nurse and has only
recently received her discharge from the
| servce--Word was received Jan. II Of
the death Of Alison Brown at his home in
Newport. Funeral services were lIeld
Friday with burial in Lyndonville. Mr..
Brown was a brother of the late II. II.
Brown of this town and had spent the
greater part of his life IN Northheld.
Word was received in Mortified
Friday of the sudden death of Mrs. Wal
ter Dole, at her home in Enfield. n. H.
Death was due to heart failure. as she
had been in her usual health. only suf
fering with a cold. Mrs. Dole was the
wife of the Rev. Walter Dole, a for
mer pastor of the Universalist Church
in Northfield. and who is well-known
throughout the State. The deceased is
survived by her husband, who is in
poor health, two sons. John Dole OF
Bristol, \. II, and Robert Dole. who
is a student at Norwich University, and
one daughter, Miss Mary Dole, who
WAS at home. Funeral services were
held in Enfield Sunday.-R. w. Giffin.
who was taken to the hospital last
week underwent an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital Friday. He was
accompanied to the hospital by his
brother. James Giffin, Mrs. Giffin. &C.
companied by Mrs. T.. Il. Britain went
to Burlington, Thursday night.-Miss
Edna Cleveland was taken to Heaton
hospital in Montpelier Sunday in John
Mccormack ambulance She has been
i'll for a week and spinal trouble is
feared. She was accompanied by her
father. J. W. Cleveland. DR.. w. 3. Mayo
and Mrs. Paul Cleveland. who has been
caring for her.-Mrs. S. La Farana left
last week for Chicago. being called
there by the serious illness of her sis
ter. She will visit her sons who arc In
the west.-A masquerade is to h" held
in Armory hall, Tuesday evening. Jan
uary 81, under the au.nlcrs f the Nj
satin club. CAROLS o'c'i.st"a at Barre
is to furnish tlusi, "%, lumber
lare planning on iutt. ..' good
time is assured. ...- ,'..r Il" club
gave masquerai, %, INCH vas
one Of the social c.o.tj- %. -v season.
A very Interest tins ;oi, aiurary meet
ing was held at the home OF Mrs. ii. II.
Roberts on Prospect street, last week.
when the ladies and Young peoples So
cietes of the Methodist church held a
joint meeting. Mrs l.. ". Hanson of
; Montpelier gave . very interesting
talk on 1T Pays ia advertise. Re-
freshments were served and social
hour enjoyed,--The remains of Mrs.
Sophia George were brought here from
; Springfield. Mass. last week and buried
in the Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. George
was So years old and is survived Ly
) one brother, Frank Carpenter of North
field and one sister. Mrs. Julia a. Jones
, of Winchendon, Mass.
Beware bootleg liquor, warns the Uni
ted States Public Health Service, for
much of it contains wood alcohol and
other posons. An ordinary swallow OF
wood alcohol may produce death or
i blindness. Don't risk it,
w. w. Hartwcl, u. NJ IIoton and
, u. h. Howe have returned from Boston.
where they have been the past week
attending the National Retail Shoe Deal
, ers association convention. John McCor-
mick also was in Boston on business con-
, nected with his furniture business.-Mr'
, ana Mrs Ralph Plastridgc have gone to
r housekeeping in one OF j. G. Rice's tene-
r ments on Vine street.-The Conversational
club was entertained by the Hon. Frank
! Plumley Monday night. After enjoying
| the dinner the members of the club list
r ened TO paper by DR.. w. Il. Mayo on
, organized Labor."-Ralph Brennan,
president Of the Nantanna Worsted COM
, pany, was in town last week. going from
5 here to Newport, =. H.-Grecn Mountain
Camp Modern Woodmcn. had n public
installation of officers and whist party
recently. The following officers were in
stalled by John Barry, installing officer.
and James Powers, installing escort
CONSUL, A. c. Cook; advisor Homer
, Leonard; banker, John Barry escort,
James Powers; Waterman, William Gar
Vey, physicians, Drs. Hurley, Hubbell
and Judkins: trustee for three years,
+ william Morfice. Refreshments were
, served and a soSial hour enjoyed follow
! ING the buslness.-fhe Rev. C. J. Paddock
. OF Whitesville, ~ Y, has been extended
can 10 become pastor of the Univer-
sanst Church In Northfeid In place OF
: the Rev c. d. Bingham, who resigned
to go to Woodstock, Mr.. Paddock has
been in Mortified for two Sundays. The