Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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Woodward of Morrisville was in stowe
Friday to see Mrs. +. O. Burt. whose con-
nition remains critical-W. w. Houston
Is at home from Burlington on weeks
vacation. The pupils of the high school
held Il sociablc on Wednesday evening
celebrating the close of school. a literary
and musical programme was given ana
maple sugar WAS servcd.--NIiss Ncttic
Brush was at home from Montpelier over
Eunday.-Mrs. A. T.. Douglass. Mrs w.
NJ. Douglass and son, Francis. and
George Douglass visited friends in Mont
polier Saturday.-Miss Mabel Carr visited
her home in Montpelier over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs g. j. Scrtbncr visited friends In
Stowe over Sunday.-Mrs. Vernon Will
kins, who has been i'll with grip, remains
In poor health.-NIrs Leach fell recently
severely spraning one wrist.-Mr. and
Mrs Fred Clement who have spent the
winter with Mrs. Smiths brother, A. 7.
Smith. and other friends in this vicinity.
return this week to their home in East
Hebron, n. 1.-THE usual monthly circle
of Unity Church Ladies' Aid society is
postponed on account of so much sick
ness.--The vestry of the Congregational
Church has been improved by new coat
Of paint and paper and the carpet re-
Sarah Thaycr returned recently from II
visit to friends in Johnson Elroy Billings
is ut home from Burlington on n vaca-
tion.-A regular meeting of c. s. Clark.
g. Of ", will he held at G. A. r. hall on
TUESDAY evening. April II. full attend
pnce is desired. A short programme will
be rendered and new sugar served
Harold McMahon is in Boston, where he
attended the alumni banquet of Goddard
Seminary on Friday evening ut Hotel
f,clieview-Miss knights. mother of n.
w, Page, died at the town farm on
Thursday. March 80 Brief funeral scrv-
ices were held mt the house on Satur-
dav, The remains were taken to Johnson
for burial--Nlrs. James Atkins and
Master Clare Kellogg of Montpelier are
visiting Mrs Atkins's daughters. Mrs
Gibbs and Mrs. Godfrey.-Thc infant child
Of MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Shonio died
last Saturday. aged six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. McCutcham re-
turned on Tuesday afternoon from
their wedding trip to New York and
Boston. For the present they will
board with Mrs. c. +. Eddy and oc-
Cupy rooms in the tenement over Eddy
f. McCutchan's store.--Dr. j. N. jennie
Of Burlington was in Stowe on Monday
10 see Mrs. F. o. Burt. He also called
on J. J. Vearen, who is in very poor
health.--Mr. and Mrs. John Drugg
went on Wednesday to visit their son,
Henry Drugg. and family in Clinton,
Mass-Nr. and Mrs. f.. r. Bigclow
visited friends in Waterbury Center
Notwithstanding Elder c. S. Nutter
will preach at the Methodist Church on
Sunday evening. April 9.-Mr and Mrs.
Felix Wells went to Fairfield Monday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wells
eistcr.-w. r. Double spent sunday
with his family in StOwe.-Walter
Mansfield underwent Il surgical opera
ton last Sunday for the removal of a
fatty tumor. DIR. j. c. Morgan assist
ed by DR.. r. W. Barrows. performed
the operation.--Eggs are selling for 16
cents a dozen.-Philo Fuller Of Chester
is in stowe to visit his brother, :. Il.
Fuller.-Following is the programme
for the next meeting of Mansfield
Mountain Grange. April s. Music. Mrs.
Anna Kimball: roll call with quota =
tons; question, "Thc Benefits of Co.
operation for the Ladies'" Mrs. o. +.
Gerry, followed by general discussion;
paper. What Constitutes IL Good Edu-
cation" G. NJ. Watts; reading. Mrs. p.
H. Gale; singing by the choir.