Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-19

1919 ...A tnlnta Ill NF4tA .G.tY W.T.
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Eln 49,. U,or NJ Tho w. ooJ Ne
. ,fntti, Of tbe mil, ro,d go ~
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t',,. ,,.r EDNA Nav hon, I,,hr,as.
~. N,tI,, mod rur,ori,s 1oro,,di,- v,a,
,u,,r,r f.o,, ,be Waterbury ~, 81. arc rios.
,,t ,r .rprfrr ON sncr, dim, nj, ,cco,r,
az. l,,. rofcr..trho street iigb. IN t,s,
village are ,tiil smut OF On accom-. OF
,c,v ,,,trr IN tac Lamoille niycr.
% WI. working n tho woods Wcdpcs.
Ja,. Harold Brcer. who is ernjcved by.
y U.li,' cut his lcfi hand ui,h ,,
,yc .c,r-ing "A cord and ,,ricking an
artery. Trc eagh, whirf was o., the hac;,
II, M, haYo. REQUIRED several atitcbcs 10
close and fl; vas found Impossible 20
wlolly stop the loss of blood from tho
nlto,, until .t,or ia" arrival OF n physi-
ctHn.-HWV"y, the olo"r son VI Mir. and
Mts. li,rnl"n y. PARSONS. VINO Wa3 tahcu
- She Fanny NIl"h h~oaoi;ai Tucsday.
unJc'W"nt " 'cfi"u5 operation Wcdne''-
day. Tie hiN' 10y has been Il great SUIT
fever ip.' t'1 days. The appcndix which
was removed "as To'nA oui 81 place anl
a. hetiIia was 'rcatcu. IN" parents are
WITH tAoi" chiIo whose condition ir as
'l'' az -'' ~ '&Dt'fI'Is-
Edmund G.. " ..s Is closing 40 his black
'a.iH hus,ucs o.; Tho WrllS slop on
bridge stree and viii begin work March
J tor ia" Noitnhon Br5t1ar8 q: thcir
2a'aec on Mnip street. MI. W.l!g has
iesl oup,oscd at his present place OF
work . years. working wiz! h., father.
lnHN l.. wolfe. % ycarS ana Carrying ON
tn, busincae alone since his ia thcr,s death.
our wears ago. The lalc III. Wells bDi,t
-, snon = <e+.s ago and es,a-iish.d ,br
busin ~, ard carried il o., 20 v.nrs Tnc
work Of The father and son has always
been crai1entlv satisfacio.v and Wv
Wci's' withdrawal IS regretted IN, hi,
many ratrons. The sl,o, IL ov,ncd hv Tho
Wells estate and is for sale WI.
tam Jones has returned from =, rno,th,e
visit with her son. Ear, nicb, vd.op ~
Syracuso, Y v .nd douartor ,trs r,s,
pinsmore IN 6. Jobnsburv
~
-. - - Noo,ey rsturneo TUESDAY
noS,on' WHERE he mas passed a
60 NE way "ohie from rem s
,T.. ~ VISITED MI. ana
So "ai'"ah lorIner!y or
~ Cooey mas hao u r'he trip.
:, - a.i - "a,shaii are planning TO VS.
!. "eoWe IN carry summer.(Grace. the
fnu"eost unusnter Oh MI ana Mrs. f. II.
thia ~ WIN neu'nonia'-Mrs Gym
ori", IS 10 "o" d the Mem
'a no'p.ta, IN Gardner Mass. taking
w.. - !" uoHnes'ic nursing
~ n-n oSnney ; ouhuay school Grass
:, slrls entertained the boys Of Mrs. Lola
Akeley Memorial bui,dipg 1,asaau
ming. An interesting nroor,n a.
and music was well carried out tho cow
mittee in charge being Elov Co,,;rs Dnr-
othy Barrows and Hazel Cakes m ba,,
was tastefulIv decorated u,ith ,;r,, 49,.
green. with Mabel Sleeper. Pauline Har.
rs and Dorothy Shepard in charge Eac,
girl carried n box Of lunch for t,vn ,nd
each boy wound a string in a ~..cohuahr
TO find his partner. Ice cream was added
to complete the lunch. rwenty-ons
of the "A girls of Mrs. Jenny's class were
present, teachers, Mrs. ~.Jenney Mrs
Billings and Miss Southland. and TWENTY.
one boys making %forty-fye in olI-At
the meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday evening Mrs. Della
Jomlinson was elected lecturer to All
the place of \. Il. Straw, resigned. Mrs.
Iomlinson has provided tho following
program for the next meetings: Roll call:
My Best Method of Household Santa.
tion'; question. what Is the Best Dis
infectant for the Household Purposes? ~
Mrs. Nida Magoon, Mrs. Hattie Ruiter:
question. What Disinfectant I Con-
slder Best for Use at the Barn." II. G..
ruler. Lewis Latuch; recitation. Mrs.
Deli" Mcailister music; sur
p''ee feature.
The hardest storm Of the season nre.
vailed here Sunday and Monday. From,
10 to 20 inches Of snow fell and n bi1b
wind drifted the roads badly. There was
no school in many of the rural districts
Monday n a small attendance at the
village schools which kept open for ono
session only.-The motor made the trim
to Waterbury and back on the MI. Mans
field electric railway in the forenoon
with some delay for shoyelinr Tho
mails were as usual In the afternoon -
The Rev. Robert Dewey of st. Andreu,s
Church conducted a Catholic ssrv,ce n.
the Akeley Memorial building S,,nday
morning. The subject of the sermon by
the pastor at the United Church sery;cc
Sunday morning was PAY Your Deht, ;,
There was a good attendance consider RING
The weather. \ collection for the Arno.
nEin fund brought the amount I'm IN sa4 :,
The time was extended for another
week. The adoption OF an Armenian
orphan will he considered by the SIM.
day school next Sunday. The evep;na
service was omitted on account ri the
weather.-Mrs. Bernice Ayers visited her
mother at Hayes sanitarium in Rur,in,-
ton. Sunday.-Mrs. p. A.. RAYMOND 10
doing as well as can be expected after :.
surgical operation at the FANNY Allen
hospital Saturday. Mrs. b. w ZONES
who has been quite i'll, is recovering
III, NuttinC has baa, cop6p,a A.. "