Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
NORTH TROY

NORTH TROY
n. A. Gilman, Of Richford. was in town
on business Friday.Mr. and Mrs. B. s.
Goodro Of New York. are visiting her
sister. Mrs. F. NJ. Hardy. of the River
road. They formerly lived here, she being
Miss Clara Hardy.-Postmaster Park
hurst went TO Quebec Thursday. Homer
c. Elinks, Of Worcester, Mass, is in
town. He Ia native Of this village but
rem moved from here come years ago, en-
ga ring in tho grain ard hay business
W. \. Dubois and son. John A. Dubois
have sold their farm on the West road
to parties coming from Canada, Consid
GRAFTON, sl1 ,50O.-The Rev. c. r. Hayward
will move his family next week to his new
pastoral charge at Stowe.-Mrs. D. w.
Porter has returned TO Montreal after
spending few days with her husband
It Is thought likely that he will ehortly
go there for a surgical operation.-Miss
Phyllis Fowler has started for Denver.
Colo, where she is engaged as a teacher
of music.-Milo Porter has bargained with
II. r. Parkhurst Of this place and Eugene
Wright, Of Winooski, for the purchase of
the Bradbury Burlington farm, situated
two miles from Jeffersonville, in the town
Of Cambridge, They bought 1t THE month
intending it for sele.--Friday Municipal
Court Judge W. NJ Wright. States At
torney Frank d. Thompson, and w, H.
Jeffrey, State probation officer, came to
town and caused q hearing to be held in
regard to control over or disposition of
the family of Arthur Delisle, particularly
the children. Of which there are several.
They moved here from Mont gomery some
three or four years ago, and the public
feels that the children should not be
allowed TO live In such environment
Wallace Huckins has sold HIS residence
on Highland avnue to OYville Walker
and is about to move to Shefneld. where
ne has purchased farm.--Dr. A. M But
ter field has sold to Alonzo Sargent and
A. A. Macomher piece of land off from,
his land and premises situated on the
westerly edge Of the village.
Saturday the fireman on the He per'
engine was taken suddenly and apparent
ly seriously sick when nearing this place
He was brought TO the station and Dr.
Butterfield called. In the afternoon hi
was taken 10 Highwster. Que, leaving
there on the Montreal express.-Mr. ant
Mrs, H. NJ. Regain went to Montpelier
STANDARDIZATION Dubois has leased tn,
George Sisco house on Pleasant ST.. ant
moved there. Theodore Carl has moved
into the house on Highland Ave which h.
bought of DuBois.--The report is favor
able on the case 81 Mrs. Relder, dauSh
ter Of Charles Santaw. who was taker
| to St Johnsbury hos pitaj last week-Sun
day Alphus Dubois and daughter, Bes
sic, went TO Glover. where they are to re
main for the present with his daughter
Mrs. Clark-Three children of the De
| Isle family were taken to the state In
dustrial school at Nergennes Saturday as
a result of municipal court having held
here Friday. This is a decided benefit
To the children.-About ~ have signed tbs
contract with the Chautauuua for II:
return next year.-The Travellers 1nsur
ance Co. has adjust the claim of Mai
Carrier Leach for damage occasioned b,
the automobile truck Of Oscar Skoll q
Newport. Skoll carrying insurance. -Fre6
Phillips has begun the removal of the
present barn 'on Or. Sheehan's premises
on Main st.. preparatory to the erection
liam Ford of Burlington Is at the home
Of her father. William Welcome.-Reu
ben Mills sister. who has been VISITING
him. returns this week to her home II
Ithjca. n. Y.-Wiiliam Sias returned Fri
day from North Stratford. y. H., wher'
he has been employed this summer, ane
Saturday Mrs. Sias and their daughter
Aubrey, went to Montreal for medica
treatment for the latter-Schools open II
the village Tuesday September will
principa, Dustin in charge of the higl
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