Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-07
CHITTGNDEN COUNTY
JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Eva Cady Is not III with measles, |
as was reported.-Miss Blanche Bostwick, |
who has been visiting Miss Gertrude |
Barnum, has returned to Burlington
Mrs. Charles Bell left Friday night for
an extended visit in Michigan. During
her absence her son. Russell Bell, will
he with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. |
Hiram Bates.--Mrs ]. w. Hart has re-
turned from Massachusetts. where she
has been visiting since attending the 10Th
anniversary of Mt. Holyoke College,
Mrs. l.. II. Chaplin Is again In Canada
for a few days.-Mrs. Harriet II. Higgins
delightfully."- entertained II of the young
people at her home Thursday evening
with a Halloween party. The house was
most prettily decorated There were pi
ano selections by Miss Jordan and Mrs.
Higgins. and Roy Kinyon played the
violin. Games. songs. etc. made pleas
ant evening. Refreshments were served.
Eovey Jordan was at home over Sun
DAY from the university. ---George Blood
of Moretown has been visiting at Frank
G. Pease s.-Mrs. l.. d. Moulton. who is
i'll with rheumatism, is slowly improving
Madam Leary of burlington and NJ. f.
l.cary of Richmond have been visiting at
teaches in Essex. was in town over Sun
day.--Miss Genia Barber has gone to Es-
sex Center to work in the telephone office.
Mr. and Mrs. Grin Mofttt and niece.
katherine Moffitt of East Berkshire have
returned after a visit at ]. ii. Safford's.-
The body of Hoyt Chambers. who died In
Essex Junction, was brought here Sun
day for burial. Mr.. Chambers. who was
i g
this village for many years. having been
born in this town.-He is survived by a
daughter Mrs. Laura c. Boyden OF
jamestown. n. D., half-brother.
Frank Chambers OF burlington, and
half-sister. Mrs. Cassie Howe Of Tridon.
Mont. beside six nephews and six nieces
With the exception o. Cyrus Tarbox Of
Jericho. he was the oldest member OF the
Universalist Church here. which about 10
ears ago was the principal church of the
town. but which has recently been sold
Dennis Tcrrill. who has carried on Miss
Emma B,cknell's farm for year. is to
20 to the Corners and live with his par
cnts. William Harrington will have
charge OF the farm this year.-Miss Ha-
vens has returned from Johnson She
| was accompanied home by her brother,
| Chauncy Havens.-Chessman johnson re-
ports that ne has raised 80 pounds Of po-
tatoes from one potato.-Miss Mary Mo-
ran was at home over Sunday from her
school work in the Highgate high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Tiras Isham OF North
Wlliston spent Saturday and Sunday
| with Mrs. Kate h. lsham and son. Dana.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gokey OF Vest
ford are visiting their brother and sister,
Frank Gokey and Mrs. Homer i.yon.-Mr.
and Mrs. #, r. Scott and daughters, the
Misses Hazel and Irene Scott of Dudley,
Mass. are visiting Mrs Scott sister, Mrs.
Frank Perigo.--Mr and Mrs. G. f.. Serb
ner and Miss Mary Scrihner who have
been occupying their cottage at the Bar
her farm for few weeks. have returned
to New York.-William Ntchoss children
are III with the measles.-David and
Frank GOkey and Homer Lyon were In
burlington Monday.-F. s. Rawson has
been Mt home from Montpelier for few
days,-Clifton Story has returned from
Loon Lake. n. v, where he has been for
six months.-Mss Eva Cady was In Bur
lington Wednesday.