Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25


has been in Essex for some months,
Is in town this week. She Is accom-
panied by Mrs. McGoogan. Her broth
or. w. f.. Pierson, was with her Tues
day. returned to Burlington that
EVENING". a. James of the steam
laundry is ill,--Mrs r. n. judas CON
dition continues to he very serious
Mrs. a. A. Hunter has recovered suiIi
GENTLY to sit up.---B. J. Parmelce Is
suffering from n severe cold.---Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Laverv and son, Erwin of
burlington, passed Sunday here. They
were on their return from visit In
Canada and loft here Tuesday.-Thc
depot yard was crowded at an early
hour Tuesday with teams loaded with
syrup for the Carey Maple Sugar com
pany. Four cars Will he loaded before
they are through.--Butter shipment
from this station Tuesday was 26,376
pounds.-O Merrill Is in Indianapolis
this weck--The thirteen members of
the Philemon club who went to Swan
ton Friday evening reported royal
welcome and a great feast. The next
meeting will be with the Philemon
club here May 81. IT. Tatro is NOV
ing to the tenement In F. A. Gleeds
house-Dr. G. c. Abel accompanied
Paul Rushey to st Adams Friday
where he was operated on for intesti-
nal obstruction. The case is consid-
cred n very serious one.--The union
service at the Free Baptist Church
Sunday was we'll attended. The ap-
peal of Mr.. Babcock, treasurer of the
County Sunday School association.
found ready response. Mr.. Babcock
was entertained while here by the Rev.
a. Z. Davis. Monday a meeting OF the
executive committee of tho county as
ISOLATION was held to arrange for the
township institutes to be held through
out the county in May and June.-The
schools In the town districts opened
Monday-A few weeks ago the farm
ers thought there would he but little
sugar made Now they fear II viii
never stop >coming.-William Kimball
has sold his livery business to mis-
father and left Monday for GAINESVILLE.
Wis.--L u. HATS new automobile ar
rived MondaY.-The senior class of the
high school will present "The Blue and
the G'av" in opera hall Friday even
ng.--The condition of Mrs. u. n. Judd
remains very critical.-Merrill irish
returned to Burlington Monday.--Miss
Katie OBrion went to Burlington
Monday where she has employment.
W. G. Noble received a telegram Tues
day announcing the death of his mother.
Mrs Chester w. oNble. who went about
n week ago on visit to a sister In New
port Mr.. Noble Ct Immediately for New
port. l.. BerCeron, foreman on the
new Catholic Church iob. has been i'll for
q few days He left Tuesday for his home
I'm Burlington for a brief rest.--W. NJ.
Towe returned Tuesday from conference
in ST. Johnsbury. Mrs J. NJ. Jeffords re-
turned from the same place Monday
Mrs. Franc Stone and daughter, Josie
are in town for q few days this week.
Kent Perlev left Wednesday for TNton
n. H.. where lie passed the night and
will Join the rest of the family at Frank
lin. y. H.. to-day. They will proceed to
Boston and sail on the White Star
steamer Romantic Saturday morning at
nine o'clock for a European trip Of a
few rnonths-Miss Elizabeth Kimbail. who
has heen i'll for two weeks with pneu-
moria. is slowly improving. l.. A.
Wild arrived here Tuesday called by the
death OF her mother. Mrs. c. W. Noble.
aged 50 years, who died so suddenly In
Newport The funeral will be held to-day
and burial will be in Main Street come
tery.-Mr and Mrs. C. l.. Marsh, Mr.. and
Mrs F. W. Draper and Miss Ruth
Draper will leave here next Monday for
about months vacation in the South.
which will include visit to the James
tow, eyDositiOn.