Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06

Thermometers registered from 10 to 16
below zero Saturday morning.-F'red Il
Gale Of Minneapolis is passing the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. r.
Gale.--P. II. Gale was In Burlington
Saturday to meet his daughter, Mrs. II
8. Billings of Schenectady. N. Y, who
is passing the week with her parents.-
Officers were installed Saturday after
noon by Fl. n. Smith Post and Woman's
Relief Corps. A banquet was served by
the corps and there was n large attcn-
dance including II old soldiers. The post
voted a reduction Of fifty per cent in
dues.-There are n lumber OF cases OF
pneumonia, among them, Katherine and
Louis. children OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Recor and Earl Kenfcld Mt George
Brush's. There arc three cases in tho
family OF Francis Grace Mt Moscow, hia
father, Mrs. Grace and her daughter
Forrcst wilkins IL recovering from his
illness.-Mrs. G.. r Eddy is detained at
Montpelier by illncss.-Lloyd and Lyle
Douglass returned to Waterbury Satur-
day.-Alton Wheeler is recovering from
pneumonia.-Mr. and Mrs. Cheney A..
Tomlinson and son returned Saturday
from Essex George s. Harris returned
to Barre Saturday.--Mrs. Mary A.. Jcn-
ney visited her sister, Mrs. Lucretla
Bundy. In Morrisville over Sunday.-Mrs.
L. C. Russell and Leo j. Moody who
expected to leave for Minneapolis Satur-
day. have postponed their departure for
n week Miss Georgia Riley has return
ed from Boston.
Thermometers registered q degrees be-
low zero Tuesday evening. making tho
day ono OF the coolest ever experienced
herc.-Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Atwood of
North Duxbury have beer IN Stove this
week on account of the Illness and death
Of their daughter, Mrs. Nellie Grace. wife
of Francis Grace. who died Mt her home
on Shaw hill Tuesday afternoon OF pneu-
'ronia. Mrs. Grace was about n years
~ age and hcd lived in Stow two ycara.
coming here from Richmond. Besides
her husband and parents she leaves a
daughter. II years OF age. and a brother
and sister in North Duxbury. The flu
neral will be held at the Catholic Church
in Waterbury Thursday.-Henry Drugg
e: Proctor Is here on account OF the serl-
ous illness OF his father, John 1rugg.--
Harry. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reed
o. Mushcodey farm. is recovering from
pneumonia.-Mrs. j. F. Ladd has return
ed from Washington where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. Philip M~oyott.-Two
Of the children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Re
cor are recovering from pneumonia
News Of the slow recovery of r. n. Gale
In Cleveland. Ohio, is received.
4 high wind prevailed here honda
night doing some damage to telephone
lincs.-The thermometer registered 16
below zero Tuesday morning and y be-
low at poon.-O. A. Sanhorn recently
drew to p. D. pike & Sons mill n birch
log containing tS5 feet. The stump end
measured four feet IL diarneter.-A
shower o. holiday post cards and book
lets from 10 friends gave much pleas
IRE tn Mrs. Lysander Barrows, who is
in feeble health.-On Thursday evening
there will be a social at Unity Church.
The program will include living pictures
and a bonnet trimming contest by the
gentlemen.-John Druag is very low with
Bright's disease.-A daughter was born
on January .. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bedell Of stowe Forks.
The mother is not vet 16 years of age.
Mrs. Felix Sherbut is having a vaca-
ton from her duties in the central tel
ephone office on account Of illness.
Jesse Moody Is taking her place.