Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-01
MILTON

! The annual village meeting was ne
at the | o. O. r., hall March q with
good attendance. Officers reports were (
cepted. The following were elected: Nd
orator. Homer e Powell; clerk. Karl |
! Phelps: trustee for three years. Ale |
ander McNally: auditors, Charles Robi
SON w. NJ. Randall. x. j. Phelps; trea
urere and collector. James a. Kennel
| The article for the stone crusher laid !
table Tax 30 cents. The question of III
protection was discussed and a comm
tee appointed to see what could be done
! follows: J. r. Wagner, J. A. Ryan. j.
Kennedy. The former clerk. Miss Harr
Rogers. resigned. having been villaI
clerk for seven years. The annual repo|
! gave cash on hand s22l.51
| Mrs. Charles L. Parker died very SUI
| denly Monday morning She was dres
| ing and sat on the edge of the bed viii
she fell backward dead She was NJ
strong. but had no illness. She leavd
besides her husband. three daughte1
| Mrs Glayier, who lived at the hon
farm, Mrs. Calvin Marley and Mrs. Cd
don Adams Of Rochester. She was
wears old and was a woman who posse
sed a fine character and Christian pri
cipes The funeral will he held WedneI
day afternoon at two o'clock at the laI
residence east of the village
Orvis Mayville has bought the Charl
King property at the corner of Nal
and School streets and Mr.. Mayville vi
repair the house.-Aea Davis, who vi
elected town road commissioner at N
town meeting here, has resigned and WI
bur G. Newton has been appointed by II
selectmen-Ray Coburn plans to build
garage back of his residence on Soul
River street.-Real estate transactions
Importance are as follows: James \
Kennedy has transferred his farm d
North street to Orvis Mayville and Orvt
Mayvlle has sold his large farm on III
same street TO Mr.. Kennedy, Mr.. Nal
VILE sold his farm for s30.cno-The Rel
F. T. Herrick received word last week \
the death Of his son-in-law. Hend
Johnson. at Randolph Mr.. Johnson did
suddenly from heart trouble. Mrs. Johd
son is we'll known here as formj
teacher in the graded school. Befoi
her marriage she was Miss Ella K Hei
rick, Mrs. George Bushey underwent
successful operation recently AZ n
Fanny Allen hospital-Miss Laura Ked
needy is i'll with the mumps -Herbei
Wilkinson of Burlington was guest A
Edmund Ladues Sunday.-Henry Vinced
and SON, Cyril. of Concord. Mass, wei
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Laramay.-Mrs. Gertrude Landon an
Milton Flynn are visiting in Underhl
a few days this week-The infant dausj
ter Of Frank Rivers died last week 4
tuberculosis of the brain II will
remembered that this child was horn
week before the death of the motheI
Mrs Bopery Rivers. with tuherculosij
The Needlework Guild and Red Croj
are doing considerable home service worI
John Benhsm Of Burlington formd
resident, was IN the village Tuesday
Mrs G, r Richards OF Jeffersonvlle
visiting her daughter, Mrs. / S. CohurI|
Theodore Martin of the University d
Vermont has been passing week 4
nome because OF illness-Harlie PERI
has lumber on his lot on River street
situated next to Albert Walston's hous1
and Mr. Perry will build a bungalow I'd
himself and mother.-Miss Velma Coburi|
who has been passing several week}
vacation with her parents. Or and Mr]
|. ;, Coburn, has returned to Bakersfiel
Academy-The W, &. 7. L. viii meet a
the home of Mrs Fred Sewers SaturdaI
at 2:3O y. M for its monthly meeting \
Milton Post. No, As. American Legion
viii hold its monthly meeting In TIL
Clark Memorial building Monday evening
large attendance is desired as the re
port Of the Montpelier convention con
corning the bonus question will be giveI