Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
JERICHO.


from weeks visit in North Underhan
Lloyd Hulburd Is visiting relatives in
Watervlle .-Mrs. Kate Vaughn Of Bur
lngton has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
| Ellen Percival-Mr. and Mrs Horatio
7. Chase are entertaining her father
Edward d. Leonard of Sutton, Mass
Mr. and Mrs Charles Packard entertain
ed company of young people Friday
evening.-Mrs. Ann Lincoln, the aged
mother OF Mrs. F.. s Tomlinson, and Miss
| Lulu Lincoln, is in feeble health MIR. and
Mrs. Morton Whitney and daughter, who
have been visiting at p. T.. Roods. are
visiting her parents in Bakersfield before
going to their new home In Barre.-The
Ladies' Aid society will give n stocking
social and entertainment at the church
pariors this evening. A program OF
songs recitation and q dialogue will be
followed BY light refreshments-The
school directors met Friday afternoon
II. ]. Gotta was at home from Burlington
over Sunday.--Miss NJ. f. Adrion return
ed Saturday evening from n weeks visit
with friends In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W.
| Hoskins. who has been In the Vermont
sanitorium at Pttsford since September.
returned home Saturday In improved
health-Miss Madge Rood was at home
over Sunday.
Several OF the largest sugar makers
have their sugar orchards tapped but
no sugar is reported made. The ndica-
tions point TO an excellent season as
there is a greater depth of snow In tho
woods than for several years.-The mis-
sion study class Of the Baptist Church
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
|, 8. T. Curtis.-Miss Mildred Chase ot
J Tnderhill Center Is visiting her aunt.
Mrs W. L. Roberts.-Mrs. Charles Vas.
terling, who fell from a sleigh several
weeks ago fracturing one elbow is able
u be out-R. w. Brown was a. home
from Burlington over Sunday George
Howe OF the University OF Vermont
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Clara X. Howe.-Harold Bellows u
Ferrisburgh is visiting his aunt. Mrs.
Albert Byington.--Miss Lottie Buker ot
Cambridge Is visiting at W. E. BuXton'a
John Norcross. who has been at ".
l.. Robertss and attending school here.
4, visiting in North Hero.--Mrs. L. u.
Mann closed her school in Winooski
valley Saturday.
Daniel b. Bishop died Sunday evenn &
l OF pneumonia at his residence In Winooski
, ALLEY. Had he lived until July Mr..
Bishop would have been So years Of age.
Y He was life long resident Of this town
and was one Of the best known men in
this vicinity. He had been in feeble health
all winter but had been confined to the
house but a few days. MIR Bishop is
survived by three children. Mrs. Willard
: | Ferguson OF Williston and DR. Rufus
= Bishop and Clark Bishop of Chicago,
= one sister. Mrs. Betsy Lane of Mime
' apols, beside his second wife who was
; Miss Emma Hammond of Des Mones.
r Iowa. The funeral Will be held this
3 afternoon at two o'clock at his late
| residence. the Rev j. 7. Buzzen of West
Q Derby, formerly pastor of the Baptis,
l Church here. will otilciate, and the buria
cemetery Miss Mildred Buxton and
brother, Clayton, OF Cambridge are visit
q Ing relatives In town for TWO weeks -
a Miss Ada Curtis has returned from
a visit In Colchester.-Jo Norcross ha!
q returned from a visit in South Hero
Mrs. A. d. Cochrane assisted the choil
: of tho Congregation nal Church Sunday.
q Miss Florence Day spent Tuesday q
Burlngton.-Miss Syhe Brown is spend
, ing the week In Burlington with he,
o sister. Mrs c. r. Nay.-Michael Besaw
who has been visiting his brothers here
r has returned to Peru. y. Y.