Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-23
ESSEX JUNCTION

daughter was born Wednesday Dec.
10 to Mr.. and Mrs. william Domain,
who live in the Barnes house on Main
street
w. y. Johnson & Son, proprietors 6f tha
Lake Champlaln creamery paid $500 for
milk in November '"f
A daughter was born Monday Dec. n
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Harrington Of
Church street, who moved here recently
from North Adams, Mass.
While II. q. Whitney's men were chop-
ping in the wood lot at Jericho Friday
afternoon, Edward Williams had tina
misfortune OF losing the second largest
toe Of the right foot and had the thirl
toe partly cut off The accident happencI
when the axe which Clayton Whalon was
swinging loosened from the handle and
struck Mr. Williams on top of the foo.
Or. Hunter dressed the wound and tha
injured man is comfortable.
Mrs A. u. Douglas is convalesc cling af-
ter a weeks Illness
Mrs Alec Labounty underwent an o..
Grafton for gall stones Monday mornire
and is resting as comfortably as can h.,
expected. +..'
At recent meeting of the Modern
WoodmeN Lodge the following Officers
were elected: Consul, A. p. Tanner; bank
err. a. u. Lavine; clerk, w. II. Winship:
advisor, Joseph T.. Bartumy; escort.
Henry Mayo; sentry Edward Brady;
trustees, Leo Christmas. y. f. Prescott
and NJ. F. Donahue; physicians: DR.. !. \.
Archambault and DR., NJ. w. Hunter.
The Milton Dairy Products company IA
company with few progressive and err
terprising farmers of this and surround
ing towns have purchased of Allen Ma.
tin. through their agent Il. j. Wool III,
tract of land between the Catholic Gene.
tory and the Central Vermont railwa,-
track for the erection Of a receiving ste
ton. ice house and creamery. The tenn.
porary receiving station is already wei
under way. with 3. f STANLEY of Bur
lington as contractor. The object Of tre
new company is to further the Interest,
of the farmer and furnish q direct pro-
ducer to consumer market. In the sorihc
the remainder of the buildings will te
erected and it Is planned to have an up
to-date plant. The company has also oh
tanned a switch or sidetrack to be lail
by the railway company for their con-
venence in shipping
Bans of marriage were published sun.
day at Holy Family Church between
Perey Parizo of this place. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Parizo, and Laura Green
ough Of Winoosk. The wedding will tako
pace December - at lnoOskl.
The greatest cut in the high cost or
living in this village was evidenced Satur-
day when two of the local BARRIERS reduced
the price of hair cutting from ~ to -
cents. Competition in that line Is keen
and It looks now as though business
might be good
The Drury Brick & Tile company has
dozen men employed chopp.nE wood at
the Lecla!r lot which they recently pur-
chased at Colchester Pond. 1t has built
"A shanty which accommodates the u men
and cook. The company proposes cut
ting at least 1900 cords of wood to he
used at its brick yard during the next
season. The company has practically COM
pleted the barn which it began Il month
ago. This extra barn will house the six
teams doing the hauling from the wood
lot in Colchester.
The annual Christmas tree aud enter
tainment under the auspices of the Cow
gregational Sunday school will be held
in the vestry Friday evening at 40
O'Clock Next Sunday will be observed
as Christmas sunday at both mornin 3
and evening services.
Morton Reynolds and Gladys Guyettr,
both of Essex, were united in marriaae
Saturday last at tho CONGREGATIONAL pa
sonage. by the Rev. William Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MaChis cnte"-
tanned about 10 of their friends at dinner
Sunday in honor of the 25th anniversary
of their wedding. A buuntiful dinner was
served after which the guests enjoyed
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Machia were pre-
scented with a purse Of silver coins and
several choice pieces Of solid silver.
Mrs. Julia Lyon. nurse, who has been
in the employ Of DR. NJ. W. Hunter for
the past six months. has resigned and ac-
cepted position with Or. Oliver y. East
man in burlington.