Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-14

Morrison and daughter. Miss Ethel, re-
turned to Waterbury Center Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Bigclow have re-
turned home with their daughter, Mrs
Abbic Warrcn.--'rhere will be no services
ut tho Methodist West Branch
Churches Sunday morning and afternoon
as the pastor IS absent at conference
Mrs. Lens Brown goes Saturday to West
Berlin to leach tho spring term of school
Edison hill neighhors made a two days
bee last week and sawed, split and piled
a wood pile Of about 40 cords for Steward
H. Nutting, who has been disabled by
rheumatism and has had sickness In tho
family. on Saturday and Tuesday they
put n similar amount OF wood into shape
for Neil r. Robinson. who has also been
laid up with rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs
o. f. Bonrdway OF South Ryegate are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Laura f}u, nham
--Reaburn Mcmahon was in Montpelier
Wednesday to meet some Dartmouth
friends.-Mrs. Kate stone and daughters
Emily and Mary. wcro IN i3urlire.ton
Wedncsday.-C. o. Burt, Dr. J. G. Morgan
and T. j. Holden were among those who
attended the Masonic meeting in Norris
Vile yesterday Tho clear skies yester-
day morning permitted view 81 the
comet at about four O'Clock IT rescmbied
an oblong block of red fire and was seen
above the foothills OF the Worcester
mountains.-Mr. and Mrs. II. G.. Thomas
have received Salt Lake City papers cor
taining accounts of the funeral Of their
son-in-law, W. =. Cooper. Of this city.
The service was held in tho auditorium
Of the Elks building of which socicty
Mr.. Cooper was past exalted rulor.
Among the societies represented were the
Masons, knights Of Pythias. Knights of
Aurora, Maccabees and Order Of Eastern
Star. Three clergymen assisted and Il
large number were present. The body wa
temporarily placed In a vault
The shipping OF trout Prom the State
hatchery at Roxbury to the various towns
N the state began Tuesday, and
Mrs orio ! ,wnc, who have passed siy
months with friends in Hampton, Va,
Spring tieid, Ohio. and Springfield, Mass
have returned to their home in Moscow
"A thunder storm, snow storms. straw
berry blossoms. dandelion greens, focks
81 Wild Seese passing north within
the past week Indicate the approach Of
spring.-Mrs. Alice Wheeler and Miss
Jen :. Townc Ct Ticon1eroga. y. y, who
were called here by the death of
their aunt. Mrs. Kelsey. in Morrisvile,
are guests at the home OF their brother
tn-law, II. A. Butts OF Moscow-H. A.
Butts. Mrs. Leon Butts. Spencer Moody
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Moody attended
the funeral of their aunt. Mrs. Kelsey, in
Morrisville Tuesday.--T. J. Waite. who
has passed the winter in Hampton. Va.
has returned 20 the home OF his daughter
Mrs. Fred +. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs Newell
Bigelow. who have passed several months
in Hartford. Conn. and Salem, Mass, are
visiting their son. w. j. Bigelow. In ST.
JohnSbury on the way home-Miss
Elvira Smith. who has passed the
winter in Oklahoma. has Joined her sister,
Mrs Addie Stickney in Berkeley. CAL
Recent births in Stowe are n daughter
la. to Mrs. Ira French daughter to
Mr. and Ms. Bert Campbell and a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Merrill. OF eleven
birth reports returns by one physician
since January l. ten are females-MrS T.
&c. Pratt served lettuce and raids hes from
her garden Monday