Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

saturday evening TO remain with her
parents. M and Mrs. w. r. Ainsworth.
until March, when she will join Mr..
floneyford in Airy. N. C.-Mrs Georgi-
anna Stevens. who has passed four weeks
in Enosburg Falls with her daughter.
Mrs. r, a. tileed, returned Saturday
evening.
James NJ. Warner W. r. G. Will hold It
next meeting Monday evening, the exer.
cses for the occasion being in keepir
with Lincoln's birthday. Members Of TN
q. \. X. are invited to the hall at s:3
at the close of the regular session,
witness the exercises.--Miss Alice Ans
den. who has been at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington several weeks, re-
turned Saturday evening and Mrs
\. T. Blair we're called 10 East Fairfield
Saturday evening By the serious illness
of Mrs. i5lair's sister, Mrs. Jonn 1ague.-
Miss Ida NJ. StanleT of Burlington came
Saturday evening to visit l.cr sister, Mrs
r.. ii. Bonway, who left yester1hy
for Alberta.-Dcnald CARPENTER OF ....
burg was Il guest ever sunday of his
cousins. MIR. and Mrs j. s. Carpenter
Derriil Gerome, who weIlt to the Knight
farm at North Hero u year ago, IS pass
ing n few weeks with lis parents-The
committee appointed by tho Brotherhood
Of the Congregational Church and the
Young Mems Improvement class OF the
Methodist Church have. after confer
encc. agreed TO hold union meetings Sun
day evenings, alternating between the
two churches. Mrs. Lizzie Giliett went TO
st. Jchnsbury Monday 20 visit Mr. AMI
Mrs. Jesse Briggs Mrs. IT. L. Law was
in Johnson Tuesday to attend the funeral
| of Mrs. Perkins angdel..-Curtis Colbs'
has finished his work on tho Harrison
Dodge milk route and Harold Dodge now
has the route In charge. Mrs. f. H Ben
way and three children left yesterday FOR
Alberta TO join Mr.. Benway, who Is EN-
ployed there.-A son, Daniel c., was
born Saturday TO Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
Spaulding.-John Parsons has so ia. rc-
covered from his illness with pneumonia
as to DO able 70 go Tuesday to the homo
of his sister. Mrs. A. A. Thayer, on West
Fill.-E. y. Darling suffered a severe
shock Tuesday Arthur Wellington OF
ST. Alhans returned Tuesday after visit
ing friends here for a few days.
The Rev. W. T. Best was in Cam
bridge Tuesday evening to preach at
a meeting Of the District Preachers
conference.--Lamoil Lodge. n. L. o.
F.. held it's regular meeting Tuesday
evening, ~ which time the names of
four candidates were voted upon and
accepted. This was followed by a
Leap year party. under the direction
of the entertainment committee. Dane
ing and refreshments were enjoyed
L. s. Tillotson left Tuesday evening
for Iowa, expecting to return in about
10 days with a carload Of horses,
Miss Ella NJ. Kingsley of Hyde Park
was guest Tuesday of the Misses
Bugbee.-Mrs. Lenora Mason Of Barre
Smith at the Randall--Mrs. Gardner
Greenough, living in the south part Of
the town. is III with smallpox.
brother, Edward NJ. Draper contracted
the disease while visiting in Hardwick
and has had IT since returning home
but in so light a form as not to at.
tract notice.-Mrs. NJ. H. Boardman
went 70 Burlington Wednesday to pass
rev days with her son. Winfield
Observation-Disclosures Il. Davis went to
Cambridge Wednesday, to attend the
meeting of the Preachers conference
Mrs b. d. Bickford and sister. Mrs
| +. y. Wales, of Cabot. We're in HYDE
| Park Wednesday,. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Putnam-NIiss Alberta
! Roardman has resumed work in the
| Drown store after a rest of several
weeks.-br and Mrs. V NJ Hardy and
Miss Kate Howard left Wednesday ey-
eninG for Lake View ~ C.. where
they will pass the remainder of the
winter.-Miss AIable Durkee of the
Messenger Office went to st Johnsburv
wednesday evening. where she will as
sist In the st. JohnSburv Republican
ofice for 10 days. Miss Belle Barrows
VIII assist in the Messenger office dur
Ing the absence Of Miss Durkee-
charles llerrick went to Hardwick
Nednesday to attend the funeral Of
Samuel Wheeler.-Mrs Ellen Olmstead
is i'll at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Camp.-Mr. and Mrs H. c. Hol
brook and two sons. who were called
mere by the death of John w Daniels.
returned to Rarnet.-Charles II. Stems
or Johnson was here Wednesday.
JOHNSON.
Ten couples nom here attended the
commandery ball at Stowe-Mrs F. H.
Sherwn returned Wednesday from a
three weeks visit with relatives in Ros
ton and Manchester The funeral of
FRANK Mudgett was largely attended.