Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-14
JERICHO.

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! Ira G. Morse. VINO FOR the past two
years has been ELI ployed In Chase's
market will finish his work there this
Week.-Mrs.. f. s. Tomlinson Is a delegate
from the Congregatio Sunday school
to the county convention held in Rich
| mond Friday.--Mr and Mrs Morton
Brewster have been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Cady, for few days
Mrs. n. II. Goodwin entertained tho
Rev. A. c. Nutting while he was in town.
j Henry Mattress Of Hardwlck has
been visiting his brother Herbert Nat
tress for few days.--aliss Margare
Griffin. who has been at the homo OF her
grandfather. A. L. Griffin. returned Sat
urday to her home In Waterhury.-Miss
McGoon Of Waterbury Center is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Irving Lovely.-The
Rev a. c. Nutting Of Montgomery con-
Quoted services at the Baptist Church
here aud at Essex Center Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs Morrow have moved into part
OF James McI.aughltns farm house and
he will work for Mr. Mclaughlin this
season.--The grammar school pupils gave
their annual entertainment in the school
hall Friday evening. More than $50 at
tended the exercises. small admission
fee was charged adults and the proceeds
amounted to 1910 During the eveninr
Mrs. Belle Parsons gave several violin
selections, accompanied by Mrs. l.. G.
Rice.-Miss Addie Yandow went Saturda
to Essex to spend her vacaton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Packard and Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Nealy attended the funeral OF Miss
Ann Nealy in Bolton. Miss Nealy was
60 years OF age and had always lived in
Bolton. The Rev. F.. =. Treat OF Rich
rond offDc!ated because OF illness Miss
Gertrude Sisters Is at home for an ex-
tended stay from Burlington. where she
has been attending high school.-More
than 60 from this village attended the en-
tertainment at the Center given by tho
men Saturday evening. Two double
teams took over the greater number
r. W. Brown Of Burlington was at home
over Sunday.-Miss Lulu Lincoln has
been Ill for a few days.
The Misses Derby. Atherton and
Wallace. who have been teaching in
town. have gone 70 their respective
homes In Johnson. Essex Junction and
Fairfield to spend the vaca tion.--Dor-
othy Day, Effiegenia Townsend. Edith
White. Lauta Mead. Frank Flynn and
Ralph Brigham received certificates
for perfect attendance in the grammar
school during the winter term. George
White and Francis Mcmahon were
each absent but n day.--Mr. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Ruiter and A. a. Hunter of Bur
lington have been visiting at Mrs. J
p. Hunter's.--Mlss Myrtle Algcr is In
Burlington for week or moro.--Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis McGibbon and chill
dren OF Underhill spent Sunday with
his sister. Mrs w. C. Jackson.--Re-
ginald Hoskins is visiting his grand
parents. Mr., and Mrs. a. c. Hoskins,
at Jericho Center-Mrs. T.. Z. Alger
and daughter. Bernice. aPe spending n
week at the home Of g. G. Curtis IN
North rnderhill.---Mr. and Mrs. H. r.
chase were In Burlington Tuesday
MI ana Mrs Y. ii. Day and the Rev.
ana Mrs. Cashmere were in Burling-
ton Monday.-Thc body of Mrs. Mary
Tubbs. who died In St. Adams. was
taken TO Essex Junction last week for
,nterment. Mrs. Tubbs was a sister
OF the late w. J. Gibson Of this town
and was a frequent visitor here for
~ years while her family resided
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moiles
OF johnson have been visiting at
Arthur Packard's for few DAYS.
HUNTINGTON.
MIR. and Mrs. F. s. Marvin returned
from Fairfax Monday.-M.ss GLADYS
Johnson is better.-W. C. Sprague is
recovering from an attack of the grip.
Howard Fargo entertained 81,
young friends at the s. of V. hall Fri.
day evening. many being present from
Richmond and JOnesville.