Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21

| recovered from severe but brief Illness
with grip and complications. --Thc Boy
| scouts will hereafter meet Monday in.
stead Of Tuesday evenings in the vestry
| Of the congregational Church instead of
| In the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms on Seymour
| street, the change of place being made
| In order to Secure mere comodjous
quarters. Edison T.. Williamson Is serious.
| ~ III at his home on Washington street
ana IN addition to his heart trouble is
| now suffering from Indigestion and
| hardening OF tho arteries Mrs Gushing
| l1ill Is az home from n two wccks' v,.,.
| in Boaton.-Thc carpenters hdss assumed
work on Judge Charles l. Buttons house
| OH Court street. Mrs. H. G. Russejl onter-
TIMED few friends at bridge Saturday
| afternoon harlcs T.. Rogers is out a fter
q weeks illness.
As soon as weather permits work
( Will be commenced on the addition to
the Battcll block on Main street. This
Will he of brick to match the other
part OF tho building The central
heating plant of the college will cost
about S2b.O00. Plans arc also under
way for the erection of new chemical
laboratory at the college To he erected
on she campus the coming summer
The interior OF tho new Middlcburv
high school building will he completed
this summer to he ready for use in
the fall. Work on the Mccullough
gymnasium is being pushed TO COM
pletion by COMMENCEMENT move
mont is on foot, IT is said. to petition
the Rutland railroad for It new sta
ton TO he built OF brick to replace tho
present wooden one.-Judge and Mrs
~. !. Button left Tuesday for week
IN New York;. ". Atwood, who
mas been i'll for tho last three
weeks. is able to he about
The Essay club will meet at the
nome of Miss Margaret Sheldon
Wednesday afternoon, March II
Inc Memorial Baptis, Church was repre-
scented at the laYmens meeting held in
burlington Monday evening by the follow
ihE Inc H"v. Richard Il. Esten. Col $.
n. llsley. isaac Rogers. DR.. Barter. T..
l.. Trough John X. Dyer. K. y BENEDICT.
v NJ Benedict, RAYMOND benedict. Jo-
serh clark. J. Sterling Moran. Prof. f.
cFarland. Mark Turner and 6. T.. Rich
William Holt has zone to Pittstord where
ne mas secured position. --Arrowanna
well attended meeting Tuesday evening.
followed by "A banquet The first Addison
Testing association held it's an
hual meeting in the Grange hail MondaV
Reports showed a good sum in the treas
urN 1t was voted to continue for another
Year and that a COW tester ne engaged to
continue the work taken up some months
aEo.--Nr. and Mrs. s. b. Aines were in
l,it f,,.,
rclative.-B. =. Wales. who has been in
tor the past few days, has 50 far rccov-
cred as to return Ia his duties in Rutianu
The Century club mot ut the homo of
Mrs. T.. q. Seclcy Tuesday cvcnine.-The
ladies of Middichury are invited to tea
1T Pearsons hal saturday afternuon
March -. from 400 to $50 ocloc. to- meet.
he officers of the newly formed Middle
bury College Alumni dissertation The
ladies' of the Methodist church held 81
We'll attended mcoting at the home OF
Mrs. -. u. Corkran Tuesday afternoon.
There are letters at the local postofcc
for Mrs Horace Atwood. Miss Mnude
Casey, stevens Hardy. Noncy Newell.
w. r.. owen W. A. Price John Santau.
G.. f.. Warner Edwin Howard Woods -
Mrs. Mary A. Langworthy, who spent the
winter AT Hampton, y v. and Fair
Haven. is now visiting her SON Rufus.
at Hlnsdalc y. II. She has been III. but
is now convalesccnt.-J. VI. Shackctt re-
turned to Grand Isle Tuesday after visit
ing in Mddlebury, Cornwall and Bridport.
Mrs Mary j.. Patnodc and Gaugii-
ter. Blanche. have returned to Nergcuncs
after visiting RELATIVES ncrc--1I. T.. Mcr-
rill Of Manchester. a former rcsi-
dent, is in town for a few davs.-liarry
Chambers has returned from n business
trip to WHITING AMI Brandon. Tins
Saint Patick's dav celebration Mon
day at tie Town hal was one
of the most successful and pleasing
events of the season. Following
sumptuous. Wcll-scrvod banquet, me Rev.
Father shannon spoke roncisely about the
~ Observance" of the day, which affords
all an opportunity Of displaying
Christian. national spirit in harmony
with thousands If tho hest thinkers and
leaders of the land. The audience heartily
aupaudcd This voicinc Of its sentiments.
The appearance Of Martin Doucherty
brought forth on" LONG genial cheer Of
welcome and applause which was rodolll-
cd after his sweet. clear soprano had
perfect rendition of MAN. difficult 'clcc-
tions. Generous cheer was not spared Nj
Daley after the singing of tho old
melody. The Meeting of Tho Waters"
The applause was well merited. \ pnno
trio and choruses were warmly received
by the large audience Of about four
hundred
The 9Th annual meeting of the Ner.
mont Bee Keepers association will he
held in tho parlors NJ ia Add son House
will visit Addison Enoampment. No. z.
! q. -. F.. at a special meeting this |
evening -lAVi l.eno, who has been con-
Gned for the rast two weeks with an in |
d''l" to he about -Liewe,lyn Fisher. who |
Las been for the pas, two weeks in a |
hospital in Ne~ York city, Is much I'M |
proved-C. e Wells and Fay {. Warren
have gone TO Springheld Mass where
they will attend an electrical meeting tn
be held this week Mrs. Warren and chill |
dren accompanied them as far as her |
home in Northampton, Mass Grand As
.emby President Mrs Frances e. Stone |
OF Springfield Of the Rehekah degree OF
]. o. O. j.. will he present At n special |
meeting TO be hold Of Arrowanna Rebekah |
Lodge, No II. l. q. O. r, Tuesday even |
ing.-William Coles while at work ahou,
n wood saving machine on Munger street
Mt