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

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Mcmahon, Benton Harris. carl Par
kcr. Lawrence Bigclow. Healy Bashaw
Benjamin Robinson. Miss Bcrnice Hall
rendered several piano selections and
Donald Mcmahon sang n solo There
was a large attendance and the class
will clear about $75.--George A. Doug
lass has returned from Colorado
s'prinss.-Mr. and Mrs. Dow Scribner
OF bennington are visiting relatives in
Stowe.-Mrs. J. @. Flanagan and two
children are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Luce.--Mrs. A. II.
Cheney has not been so well the past
week.-Mr. AND Mrs. o. A. Barrows
are Keeping house In Lamar. Colo.
and caring for their son. Martin. who
is in falling hcalth.-Earle Stone has
a position In Colorado Springs In tho
store Of his uncle, John Stone.
Commander H. G.. Thomas has secured
for speaker Memorial day State Auditor
Horace f. Graham Of Craftsbury,-D
trict su. erintendent G. w. Hunt preached
at the Methodist and West Branch
churches Sunday. Judge and Mrs N, H.
Mower of Eden visited at f. c. Bashaw' 3
over Sunday.-A son was born March q
Mrs. Vernon Dillingham; OF waterbury
Center passed Sunday at II. - Faunce's
Wilbur Belts has a position as motor
man on an electric car limo IN Worcester,
Mass.--A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
George Sallies of Denver, Colo. last week
at the home Of Mrs saliess parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. S. Luce. where she has passed
the wnter.-A son was born last week TO
,,,1 Ny,s Nt1,t do hof nj
Morrison visited her home in Waterbury
Center Sunday.-Mrs. l.. B. Tomlinson is
III from an abscess. Ralph w. Day. who
has ~assod the winter at Green Mountain
Inn, left Tuesday for New York
Fred Scribner Of Bath, Me, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. 2. Scribncr, over
Sunday.
The Rev. Albert Cornwell Of McGil!
University, Montreal Will preach at the
Congregational Church Sunday.-Mrs.
L. l.. Harris will have charge of the ser
vice az Unity Church Sunday morning
John Straw, who is Ill with Bright's
disease, Is faling-C. L. Mcmahon was
in Waterbury Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. e. Burt and Mr.. and Mrs. o. F..
Luce, who are in Minneapolis. are ex-
pected home the last OF the week-At
the fourth quarterly conference these
stewards of the Methodist Church were
elected; r. A. Mills. O. A. Barrows. A.
A. Royce. w. L. Demerritt, r. G. Sleeper,
Fred Carry, Mrs. Sylvia Poor. Mrs
Aurora Adams, Mrs George McAlister,
J r. Houston. T. A. Brickey. Miss Viola
Russell-C. ~ Adams has tapped a part
OF his sugar place but no sugar has been
made yet.
The topic for discussion at the meeting
Of Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
afternoon will be lis My Farm a Better
Place to Live on Than Last Year and
Why?"-The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
j, r. Wells, born Sunday, is dead-A son
was born March % to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
McCulough.-Mr and Mrs. Paul r.
Kaiser were given a surprise party by
their 1eighbors on Bridge street Wednes-
day evening In honor of Mrs kaiser's
birthday. Cards We're played and refresh
nicnts served.-Mrs. G. II. Hosmer and
Mrs George A. Burnham gave a very
pleasant five hundred party at the home
of Mrs. i.osmer Tuesday evening. Six
cables were played and dainty refresh
ments were served.-Mrs. Emily Fuller
was given surprise tea party at her
nome on Maple street by about a dozen
ladies' Tuesday afternoon in honor of hcr
7eth birthday.-Mrs Maria Bryant of
waterbury Center is visiting in Stowe. 49,
MI and Mrs DIN Sanborn will move
TINS week from Mrs. Lem Browns house
TO the tenement refitted by w. F.
Churchill in his brick ock.--M;ss Peulah
Royce of Barre is the guest OF Mrs n
w. Barrows.-Four tran1ps were housed
IN the cells In the Akeley Memorial
oui!d!ng Monday night. Another was sent
TO the hotel for tho night and In the
morning sawed wood for Superintendent
harms TO pay for his lodging.-M A.
IT, cheney is recovering from an abscess
III the ear.-Miss De!ma Webster OF Swan
ton is visiting Miss Barbara Burt