Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-04

- ~ pilHtol.-Earl Sargeiilts va ~ Il
ouI'oh' Mass, and Leon Dean OIL 'he
university of Vermont arc in to"n'-
y rank Atwood Of burlington was IN town
@'turoay.-B, j. Clark is in hincsourB
,n's week.-Nirg. Caroline Ray mas re-
turned from u visit Of several DAYS IN
New faven'-Mrs. II. s. Dunshee IS as
Sls'ihg In the hank.--A. G. Dixie mas re-
Sished az principal of the Essex schooi
ana returned homo to care for his rath-
or, VINO Is seriously ill--Miss Blorence
H'uI'lunds has returned from Hinesnurg.
miss Florence blanchard Is In YER
Fehhes.-Mrs. Josie Morgan is v1sit,ng
reia'iVes In Alburg,-The senior class ana
superintendent Wiley went to Washing
ton Saturday
Inc schools opened Monday for the
spring terin.-The listers have commenced
."e'r Spring work.-E. r. Patterson re-
turned saturday from his European trip.
ITO visited Dublin. ireland, and other
piaces or fntcrcst.-Mrs Jennie Tower of
burlington is visiting her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs Medor Martin. and other rela-
tiVcs'-flfty Of the Junior Endeavor and
inc primary department OF the Baptist
sunday school held n maulc sugar social
"' the church Saturday afternoon. Judge
ana Mrs p. a. lIasscltnc were called to
SCUM Bristol Saturday night by the SER
ious injury sustained by Mrs. David
Nhlttcmoro Mrs. Hassoltine S mother, by
faII.-Ralph Palmer of Sanford, Conn,
is Visiting his parents, M and Mrs. y.
". falmor.-Miss Clara T.. Han of Bur
llngton Is guest of Mrs. ". W. Rider
Miss Edith Hewitt from Wellesley College
ana Merton Hewitt OF South Framing
nam Mass are visiting in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Gaudettc were Visitors in Bur
nlRloh over Sunday.--Niss cynthia Cove
OF charlotte is in town for n few days
d. :. fInt and z. ". I.amav of Burling-
ton were In town Mondav-G. r. circuit
has returned from visit Of six weeks
in Hartford, Conn.-The republican caucus
Saturday evening lasted about 10 minutes.
About 30 voters present W. Z. Hanks
was chairman. and p * Wilson. socre-
tarN.-E u. blackwell Of Brandon is in
town Il j. Chase Is seriously III with
what Is feared to bc blood poisoning In
one ankle
i. y. Haiss. the superintendent of the
Industrial school at Vcrgennes. has beer
engaged to deliver the address before "
G. l'unton Post Memorial days. NJ
| Goff reports the MORNING temporal ure
for March as follows Highest. 40 de-
ereos; lowest, = degrees below zero
morning average 1s degrees: last year
al degrees; noon average. 81 degrees
last year, 500 degrees: rainfall. 132 inches
last year. - Of an inch; snowfall /
inches last year. -? inches. clear DAYS
/ II; part clear, f.: cloudy. 6, north wind
/ % days; south. n: variable, ~: highe9
point reached, 60 degrees: greatest wine
/ velocity 80 mil IN hour Misses Cert
/ rude Tarmleo Of Springfield and Edit
/ Bates If Rutland are spending their va
cation NJ the Parmlce homeStead.-B. j
Clark is in Shcburne this wcck.--Charle
Porter has returned from a stay of soy
cral weeks in Westford-The Addison
county executive meeting of the W. c
r. L. Will be held with Miss Hele,
Weller Saturday At ten o'clock in tn
, forenoon Lunch nc noon-Nrs Eli7abet Il
Sumner, who has been spending the win
ter with her niece Mrs. t. l.. Sherwin
returned to East Middlchury Tuesday
b. F. shaw and g. W. Orvis We're II
burlington Monday.-Mrs. Susan NJ
Plain is confined to her house with i'll
ness.
Potatoes are selling In the local mar
kets for $3.50 tttshel.-Nerv littl
maple sugar has been made here t.
date.-Ralph PALMER 4 teacher in tn
King school Stamford Conn. i
spending the Easter vacation with hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Palmer
Mr.. Palmer is n graduate Of Middle
| tIr,. ('O11pcrR IN fro class nf 10i Ny