Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06
CRITTENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Mrs. Gale, who has been visiting Miss
Emily Howe, returned to Plainheld Sat
urday.-John b. Williams of Holyoke,
Mass, Is visiting relatives here.-Arthur
Edwards OF Johnson came Saturday to
visit his mother.-Mss Phyllis Brown
went Saturday to Malletts bay for few
DAYS stay with her cousin, Miss Marion
jackson, who Is in camp there for the
summer.--Mrs. Joel Stratton and daugh-
ter Rhoda of johnson are visiting Mrs.
STATIONS mother Mrs Frank Ackerson.
Isaac Chase and daughter, Mrs. Ralph
*. Chase. of st Adams returned home
Saturday after visiting his son. II. T.
hase-Mrs Mary G<ilpeck) Wall, wife
Of John Wall. died Sunday morning, aged
over So after long period or railing
health. Beside the aged husband, n son
and sister survive, Robert Wall and Mrs.
Gardner both of Boston. The funeral
was held from st. Thomass Church at
t'nderhill Center Tuesday mornng.-Mrs.
Fred W. Buxton, who has been seriously
III, IS much improved.-rhere was meet
ing of the school directors with Supern-
tondent l.. T.. Prior at the office of L. c.
stevens Saturday afternoon. r. b. VII
l'ams was elected chairman and L. G..
Stevens clerk There are to he several
changes among the teachers and the list
Is hut partially complete Edwin S. Ran
som takes the place of school director
Frank q. pease whose term expired June
,c.-Edward Leonard and Miss Edna
leonard of Sutton, Mass. are guests of Mr..
Loonard's daughter, Mrs. II. r Chase.
Mrs. Chase is also entertaining her grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Laclcy, Of Sutton.
l. in hot 2r1
There was no delivery by the r. f. D.
carriers ucsday.-Louse Mattress of
Jericho Center spent Sunday with her
cunt, Mrs c. f. Porcival.-Miss Lillian
Desany of Burlington has been the guest
Of her cousin Miss Barbara Desany, for
several days.
Miss Minnie Haskins Is visiting rea-
tives in Richmond, Theodore H. Will
ans spent Monday in Burlington.-NIiss
Elsie JOY mas returned to Burlington
after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. r. Joy.-Mrs. G. II. Iulburd and son,
Lloyd are at Malletts bay for two weeks
The Rev. Mr.. Bradford is at his homo
in East Dorset.-Edward Martin has been
visiting relatives in St. Adams for few
days,-Mr and Mrs. George Dunbar ana
daughter of Swanton have been VISITING
II.
Brown was at home over the Fourth
from Burlington Mrs. Louis Paradee re.
turned Monday from Watertown. n. Y.
where she has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Minnie Prentiss.-Owing TO the
dry weather the shipment of butter from
the local creamery was 5on pounds less
than last week.-Msses Parkin and No
Crum of Pennsylvania are spending the
eii m >,a,, will gf'
H. " Hall
Homer Day returned to New York
city Tuesday after u few days visit
with his uncle, Is. II. DaY-Irene Car
frol of Hardwick is visiting relatives
in town.-Much favorable comment is
heard regarding the quiet manner N
which the Fourth was celebrated here.
The mills are able 70 he run but part
of each day owing to the low water
The Ladies' Help society Of the Baptist
Church will serve ice cream at Mrs
Goodwin's Friday eNeniug.-Miss
MadEe Rood Of Concord, y. H.. Is
spending her vacation with her par
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. u. L. Hood.-Edward
Leonard, who has l-cn visiting his
daughter. Mrs. II. z, Chase has return
Cd to sutton Mass. Mrs julia Cakes
and two grauddauEutcrs Of Stowe
came Wednesday to visit Mrs, Louise
! Blocl.-Mrs. l.. c. Rice is visiting her
sister. Mrs. :. W. Paige in st, Adams,
The funeral of Mrs. John Wall was
held Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
at St Thomas's Church at Underhill
Center ana the burial was IN tho Cath
Ollie cemetery therc.--Miss Mary Nc
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