Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
JOHNSON.

Town CLERK nau Issued lS9
hunters licenses up to Friday noon.-Miss
Reba Delans, who has been visiting Miss
Edith Peck. returned to her home in Nor
r1sville Frtday.--C. II. Courtenay of Ro,
chester Is at George Atwells-Miss Lizzie
Pike spent Friday in Jeffersonv1lle. the
guest of Miss Carrie Carroll.-There are
several cases OF chicken pox in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hill of South Hero
returned Friday morning. after spending
a few days with his father, s. c. HILL
The little child of T. B. Bennett is very
i'll with pneumonia,-Mr Henry Stinson
of Burlington spent Thursday with her
daughter. Mrs. Howard Scott. at Hotel
Johnson.-Mrs. I. A. Ranney Is making a
two weeks visit at her home in Topsham.
H. F. Mihiil is clerking for Royce 8.
Smalley and Ernest Mills is clerkng for
II. y. Barrows during the hunting sea-
son.-Miss Daisy Clark and Miss Sibyl
Davis gave Miss Evelyn Stone sur
prise linen shower at her home Friday
evening in honor of her approaching mar
rage 10 Archie Stearns Of East johnson.
Miss Dora Lawrence finished the fall
Term OF school at East johnson FRIDAY
Miss Ida Perry has returned after an abb
senct OF seven weeks with friends In New
4 j.
smre.-Miss Gladys Atwell who has been
i'll with appendicitis. is able to be about
the house Mr.. Murrays aged father is
very ill.-Word has been received here of
the death of Bert Rogers of Barnstead.
n f.. after several months illness Mr.
Rogers moved from here over seven years
ago He Is survived by his wife and son
Clarence. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Warren Of
OF Stamford, Conn. were In town the last
OF tho week They came from Hyde Park
where they attended the golden wedding
OF 1ir. and Mrs L. S. Griswold.-Miss
Louise Leland who is at the Fanny Allen
hospital Is now able TO be moved to a
Ieonnho chAir Tor part of each day.
MISS Dora Lawrence went Friday night
to her home in Belvtdere-Mrs. William
cunningham b not as well and is again
connned TO her bed,--It is reported that
several deer have been killed in town, but
Saturday morning only four had been re-
ported to the game warden.
Mrs L. K. Tatro, who has been III with
tonsnitis, Is convalescent-Mrs. Jane
morse OF waterbury is visiting her
dauehtor. Mrs. b. A. Hunt.--A special
town meeting has been called for satur-
day at two p m, to see If the town Will,
vote 10 buy and convey to the State, free
OF charge land sufficient for the ereotior
of normal school dormitory, with
grounds in connection herewith. which
VIII meet the approval OF the State board
OF education.-Mrs. Stella Partlow has
resumed work in the paint factory aft.,
several months absence because of III
ness.-The d. OF l. and j. o. Q. A NJ
have a Thanksgiving service next Sunda,
at the Methodist Church. which the order
viii attend in a body. and the Rev. I. A
Ranney. who Is member Of tho Me
chsnics, will preach the sermon Eldridg
Fuller, John Dorr, George Emery. Horac
Fonyeau, Cleon Mum and DR.. Fokom ar
successful deer hunters. Mum and Fo
kom each secured "A buck having horn
with 10 points. The latter shot his In 10
well.-Fred Leslie is delivering the eX
press for Bertron Hunt during the hunt
ing season.-Mrs. Eta Richardson an
Miss Grace Reynolds of Cambridge wer
guests of Mrs Lewis Wareham and Mis-
lda Barton Monday-The Rev. r. A
Reney preached in Waterville Sunday |
'Nchange with the Rev. Chester Austin
'rthur Stearns with friends from Bur
'ington is spending few days in Boston
Frank Jones, who is working at Hyd
Park, is spending few days with his IA
her Fletcher Jones. C harles Story {
loosck Falls, N, Y, was in town Nor
day, lie was called to Mlddlebury by tn
serious illness OF his sister. Mrs. Clyd
iIurlbut, who is very low with acut
Rrlghts disease. ar, Story returned
Middebury that night.--Mrs, Carl Bake
is ill.--Mrs Della Jones Of Cady's Fal
is at S. A. Griswold's Mrs. Mary Dal
ling has moved from the tenement ovt
the grist mill into the house with he
father, Alfred Crowel on Clay hill
Daniel Andrews OF Wolcott Is In tow
this week, the guest of Almon Within
and other friends. The Rev. j, *. Full'
was in Montgomery over sunday and Il
Rev. Sias Bowman of North Hyde Par
occupied the Congregational pulpit SUI
day morning.
The high school had a promenade Sa
urday night, all had "A good me.-Evely
stones young friends gave her line
shower Friday night,-Mrs, Jose return'
Friday from Bos The ladies Of II
Dread Club will meet again this afte