Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-22

yived by n sister, Mrs irene Dyer OF
Maine, and "a brother, Orlo OF ESSEX nno
a wife, whom he married seven months
ago in Burlington.--Mrs. ID. u, WnhaIns
and Mrs. q. 3. Tfulburd were In Burhns
ton Saturday.-Irhere will be Ci"Se
mas tree with a short program OF eNer-
cises ut the Congregational Church Sao-
urday evening. The public Is invited L.
G. Morse, f.. A. Percival, Mrs BroWn'
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Whitcomb and MIS-
G.. E. Percfval are the committee In
charge Miss Emily Howe mas ciosed
her cottage and has gone to Burlington
to pasa the winter.--Miss Lulu lhncoln
was At home from Undorhill Sunday
Miss Mildred Buxton has returned from
n visit with her aunt. Mrs. James Kew.
Mrs Emma Fisk of Wllsboro, n T.,
has bAen visiting at w. I. Byington's.-
Orlo Cleveland. who has been visiting
his cousin, Wright Foster, has returned
IN F,ssex-The Rev. Or. Tlagg Of Bur-
linpton was at DR.. G.. Il. Hulburds over
Sunday--Mrs. Nettie Johnson returned
Saturday from Essex Junction.-Mr and
Mrs. Ralph Chase and Isaac Chase re-
turned to st. Adams Saturday after n
short visit at H. T. Chase's.-Mrs. o. j.
I.owrey is visiting Mrs. Michael Sweeney
in Nashville Lloyd Hulburd has return
ed from a few days visit with friends
in Burlngton.-Mi Louise Mattress
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. C. t..
Percval.--Miss Julia Porter, who has
been seriously ILL., Is more comfortable
Miss Ruth Packard of Denver. Colo, Il
student in Wellesley College, Is passing
the holidays with relatives in town, a
guest for Il few days at o. H. Browns.
Miss Packard is daughter Of DR..
George Packard OF Denver. former
| resident of this town. She Is also n
niece OF Seth NJ. Packard.-Mrs. A. c.
| Humphrey of Underhill Is the guest OF
| Mrs. p. H. Day.-Mrs. John Storrs Is In
Burlington with relatives for a week
Two runaway accidents were narrowly
averted at the station Monday when
snow slid from the roof, striking the
teams.-Nlrs. NJ. T.. Maurice of Norris
| VILE Is the guest Of her sistoa Mrs. w
G. Jackson.--Schools in No. 10 and Nash
| vile opened Monday with Miss Nj. Il.
! Townsend of Underhil Center and Miss
Nina Seeley of Jeffersonville as teachers
The Baptist Sunday school will have a
| Christmas tree and exercises in the Bap-
fist Church Saturday evening, and the
public is invited. The committee ir
charge is ]. II. Stafford ST. s. L. Curtis
Mrs. W. +. Buxton and Mrs. G. g. Bux
ton.-News from 3. II. Day in Chicago
States that tho condition Of his son. Carl
| is serious.--Mr Potvin of Win oosk wa:
in town Saturday adjusting machinery
in T.. T. Wiliams's new mill.-'rhc con
diton of Mrs. John Carroll remains un
changed. Herbert Mattress and sister
Miss Louise Mattress, go Saturday t.
spend the holidays with their sister, Mrs
Charles +. French, in Poultney.-Theap
pearence Of the Baptist Church is muci
improved by the new window placed II
the front OF the church.-Mrs. NJ. G
Hale. who has been with her daughter
Mrs. w. G. Jackson, for a week, has re
turned to her homo in Riverside.-C. +
Reavy and n force Of men began ic
cutting on the pond this week. Some o
the ice Is IL inches thick-Mrs. NJ. VI
Remington will 20 to Waterbury sool
after Christmas to spend the winter.