Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10
JERICHO.

W. u. NhitCOmb Is again confined TO
the house.-Park n. Brown was In Bur-
llngton over Sunday, where he sang at
the Unitarian Church.-NIrs. Ida Davis
expects to go to Shelter Island Height
N. y. about tho middle Of the month,
to live with her daughter.-Mr. and Mrs
Joel Stratton OF Johnson have been visit
ing in town for a few weeks.-Clarence
La Due has gone to burlington to attend
high school.-Miss Lillian Cleveland. who
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the hospital in Burlington two weeks
ago. has been at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. G. w. Foster for a few days before
returning to Dr. Smiths In Westford-
Mrs. n. W. Wolcott is In Fairfax for a
few weeks-Miss Ada Curtis accom-
panied the Essex Junction high school
to Montpelier Friday.-Homer Lyon OF
rnderhill has moved into c. Fl. Nash's
hill farm, which he recently purchased.
W. y. Chesmore is ill.-John =. Carroll
shot Compound doe near E. j. fandow's
Saturday noon.-Frank Whiteman of
New York city has been visiting his aunt,
Mrs. j. NJ. Storrs.-Mrs. Splain and son.
John. have gone to Burlington to live
AT the annual meeting of the Free VIII
Offering society of the Methodist Church
tie following officers were elected: Pres-
dent. Mrs. Joseph Bessonette: vice-pres
dent. Mrs. Lucia Cook, secretary and
treasurer, Mrs, Minnie Varney; directors.
Mrs. Matte Mead, Mrs, Blanche Hanley.
Mrs. Sarah Townsend, Miss Lena Var
ney. Mrs. John Schillhammer.
Miss Minnie Haskins has returned from
a few weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Of Essex were at c. W. Fosters over
Sunday.-Msses Florence Buxton and
Phyllis Brown returned Monday to their
respective schools in Essex Junction
after a few days at home.--Misses Iva
and ia Brigham were visitors In Bur-
lington Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Splain have moved into the house OF Mrs.
Splains grandmother. Mrs. Bridget Nc
Gce.-Alton p. Stafford returned Saturday
from a 10 days business trip to East
}erkshire.-The Rev. Mr.. Burdck Of
Korea for 20 years a missionary in that
country. and who soon returns to his
labors. will speak at the Methodist
Church Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
A large window is being placed in the
front of the Baptist Church to light the
social room.-Miss Price, field secretary
of the Woman's Home Missionary Union
of Vermont, gave n most interesting ad-
dress at the Congregational Church Sum
day.-E. Bailey Brown Is In charge of the
music at the Congregational Church dur
ing Novembcr-J. II. Stafford, Sr is suf-
fering from rheumatism.
The Free VIII Offering society of the
Methodist Church will meet with Mrs.
j. 7. Narney Friday afternoon and will
serve supper,-Miss Julia Carroll has
been al home from Burlington for a few
DAYS on account OF the illness OF her
mother-F. 5. Tomlinson is at home from
Milton where he has been for a few
months building a large barn for Isaac
Howard. William Wildermath and Rob-
ert Goode OF Columbus. o.. who have
been in Burlington for few months.
we're guests of +. II. Brown Monday and
Tuesday-Mr and Mrs b. II. Day have
sold their farm and store at Riverside to
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Bartlett of Under
hill. who have taken possession.-Mr.
and Mrs Harry Montague of New York
city are visiting his brother, II. +. MoRta-
rue.-Mrs Charles Field OF Burlington
spent Monday with her sister. Mrs. j.
II Varney.-Seth Westbrook of Seattle,
Wash. who is visiting In this vicinity,
was in town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Joel Stratton have returned to their
homo in Johnson-The high school pu-
nils expect to go to Montpelier Friday.