Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25

The price of bread has dropped in this
city from Is to 10 cents loaf. and in one
pace to IA cents. The falling off in the
iiour market Is credited with this reduc-
ton in the II. C.. of L.
r. a. Bedore announces that next Fri
oag ne VIII open at Is Lake street in the
store formerly occupied by J. j. Thomp-
soh meat market and grocery store.
Inc building has been extensively re-
paired and remodelled and up to date
equipment has been installed by Mr..
Bedore. In the conduct of the business
Mr. Bedore will be assisted by his brother,
a. {. Bedore, who was formerly associat ed
with him In similar business which he
sold out to Ryan 81 Brown. Miss Grace
Gilman will be cashier and bookkeeper
Mrs. William Rodee of Milwaukee, Wis,
and her brother-in-law, stephen Rodee.
or Saranac, y. Y, were Monday night
guests of II. c. Pomeroy at whose home
they met Hubbard Pomeroy of East
FRANKLIN and left Tuesday morning with
the remains of Mrs. Rodee's husband for
East Franklin, where tho burial took
place Tuesday Mrs. Rodee, who before
her marriage was Miss Jennie Deming.
is cousin of Mrs. S. A. Bell of Lincoln
avenue. For a number of years she was
n successful school teacher in Franklin
county. She has made her home about
forty years in Milwaukee, where Mr..
Rodee WIS in business.
Announcements have been received of
the marriage of Miss Roberta Pattoc,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Blatchiy
OF Georgia. to Jesse Buchanan which
took place March II in New York city
by real estate Transaction completed
yesterday. r. II. Mecorney. who has been
in the undertaking business IN this city
since August. 1911 takes over the
block, so-cailcd. at "a
Hinginan street which no has occupied
since going into business here and al
ready has under way extensive repairs and
alterations which will convert Il into one
OF the most modern establishments in
tie state The purchase was made from
e. " Stevena OF this city and Mrs 3.
a iupkins OF Albany. ". Y. The under
tah.h. parlors which are on the first
floor viii he remodel!ed SO that there
wi!lsbe an office. 4 funeral chapel show
room and working room. The funeral
chSrcl. which is something new Cor ST.
Adams ana Of which, n fact. there are
few f any III tho state entirely seperatc
from tic sho" room and office. will seat
ahoIt rs people. II is OF artistic design
70 his motor equipment Mr.. Mecorney
VIII add mo:o: hearse OF latest design
wo:hc
About 10 members of the Kins'5 Daugh-
,ers' circles o: ST. Adams attended the
covered-dish supper Cor The United Work
ers OF the First Congregations, Church
Tuesday evening ard listened TO appro-
pirate readings, original poems or talks
by representatives Of the circles, Mrs.
James Chyroweth for the Service Seek.
ers' Circle; Mrs. A. II. Eublec for the
Whatsoever Circle; Mrs. Ii. l.. Reynolds
for the Watchfui Circle and Miss Kath-
crime +. Bryant for the Friendship Cir
Gle. Mrs. c. S. Campbell was appointed
secretary and treasurer vice Mrs c. A. !
Bostwick, resigned Since the United |
Workers were organized three years ago ,
The girls dormitory at the Warner Home |
has been kept supplied with sheets. pl-
low slips, etc. by means of a fund real /.
lied by assessing the treasury of each
circle - cents member. Tuesday
nights assessment provided for the sum
of $3.50
Mrs p. S. McKillop. who has suffered
a recurrence of serious trouble for I
which she underwent an operation last
summer, is in a critical condition.