Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15

tlu fSunuaN.-Mr. ana MIS-. NHdritS
Woodbury. went to South Royalton Sat /
urday to remain over Sunday.-H. A. .
Skinner of Boston was in town Saturday |
and Sunday and on Saturday night Miss
Ida Flint of Boston Joined him here Tor
short visit with her mother. Mrs j.
p. Cleveland.-W. e Rand went to Bel
lows Falls Saturday to remain over Sun
day with his brother.-Mrs. I. u. Litch-
field went to Bradford Saturday to pass
several days with relatives. Mr.. IItch-
field left Friday night to take Il position
in Bellows Falls and If it proves n sue
cess, Mrs. Litchheld will join him there
in the spr'rg.
Mrs. +. A. Kezer of Rochester, who was
an Sunday guest Of Mrs. A. Il. Fish,
her sister, went TO her home Monday
Miss Ida Flint came from Boston Satur-
day to remain over Sunday with her
mother Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland.--'Thc
Randolph Grange held its regular meet
ing Saturday night. The program under
the charge OF A. A. Priest was composed
of musical selections by the male QUAR-
tette, solos. recitatlons, readings, and
paper by Mrs. Bass.--Nirs. Emma McIn-
tyre of Burlington arrived Monday and
also Mrs. Ellen Chandler of Windsor to
visit their brother NJ. H. Miller, for
short time before going to Washington
Mrs. Cora Robbins. who was in Montpel-
Ter and Barre over Sunday, returned Mon
day.--The Rev. j. W. Hamilton preached
at Trinity Church in Montpelier Sunday
and returned Monday.--Mr. and Mrs Ell
mer Tracy of Williamstown, who have
been with Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tracy
since Saturday, went to their home Mon
day.-Mrs. W. Il. Wall went to North
field Monday for few days With her sis
ter, Miss Sadie Lamb.-Mrs. G. j. Stock
wen, who has been for the last 10 days
with her father. Hiram Perry, in Han
cock. returned Monday leaving him much
better from his attack of pneumonia
Miss Georgia White, who for two weeks
was with her uncle. the late Edwin White
of Felchville. has returned and is again
at her position in the office of the Herald
and News Robert Sault. who is teach
ing in massachusetts. and Frank Sault of
Swanton We're here over Sunday to
their mother. Mrs. Peter Sault. who is
seriously i'll with a heart trouble. There
was leap year ball in Dubois II Gays
hall Wednesday night in connection with
the usual assembly every two weeks
Mrs. William Miller of Richmond is visit
ing at the home of NJ. II. Miller.-Mrs.
Clayton Waite has gone to Albany, ~ Y.
to teach in the business college and to
study stenography. Oscar Colburn of
Lincoln Is here for few days.-Miss
Gladys Wilson of Bethel was in town
Monday. Mrs. W. w. tyler has been i'll
for several days with a trouble of long
standing, which it is feared will necessi-
tate an operation.-Rob Morton Of
Montclair, y. j.. was in town over Sun
day to visit his father W. w. Norton
Miss Marguerite Mcrrihcd resumed
teaching Monday after two weeks illness
with severe cold.--Mrs. O. Il. Copeland
| is improving and Is now able to be up for
I a short time in the day.
| Mrs. Emma Mcintyre of Burlington and
her sister. Mrs. Ellen Chandler of Wind
sor. left Tuesday for Washington. ID. c.,
to remain some time.-Mark Morse closed
a successful term of school at Braintree
Monday and will he at home till the last
| of next month when he will return to the
same place to teach another term.--The
knights of King Arthur and the Junior
| Christian Endeavor society of Beth
any Church held an enjoyable social at
the parish house Monday night. Mrs.
Genie Carrigan and Mrs. Nettie Rix had
| charge.-Mrs. Horace Cole Of Rochester,
| who has been here since last Saturday
with Miss Florence Mayo left Tuesday
| for her home. Mrs. cole came to see her
grandson. William iMaYo. who has for
the last 10 weeks been i'll with what has
been thought to be spinal trouble. from
| which he gets no relief. Mr.. Mayo VIII
consult a specialist soon if he does not
| improye-A big load of the members of
the Christian EndeaVor of the Federated
Church went to Bethel Tuesday night
The death of Mrs Paul Wagner Of
Braintree occurred Sunday night after
Two weeks illness with speritonitis. Mrs.
| Wagner was an old resident here. The
funeral was held from her home Tuesday
and interment was in Southvew cemetery
| in the family lot. Mrs. Wagner is sur
| vived by one sister only. who Is very old
and was unable to he present, and step
daughter, formerly Mrs. Eugene Osha,
now Mrs. Greenwood Of Waltham, Mass,
who was present at the funeral.-J. j.
Stimets is i'll with an attack of indises-
ton.-Tuesday morning the thermometer
dropped again to II degrees below zero
and In many places much lower.-Miss
| Marguerite Mortified. who by reason OF
| illness has not been teaching in the grad
ell school for two weeks resumed her
| work Monday morning.-Alrs Peter Saul'
was more comfortable Monday. and her
son, Robert Sault, returned To Lawrence
Mass. to resume teaching.
Miss Annie Messer. left Wednesday ioT
Boston for three weeks stay with
friends and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan
! went to Mortified to attend the Pomona
| Grange meeting Yesterday Among tho
visitors from Bethel in town Yesterday
were Mrs. o. y. Nor,Nrup, who was th'
guest of Mrs Ellen I.attmer. Mrs. r
w. Morse and daughter and Mrs John
Parrott.-J ID. Laport left here yester'
day for Boston 10 attend meeting OF
old soldiers with whom he was associated
in the Civil War and will be gone severa
days The main water pipe OH the NIL
is frozen opposite the homo OF Mrs
Julia Walsh, and i. L. Dudley. super
intendent of the water system. is to us'
an electric machine from Mortified "
thaw It out.-Mrs. j. Fl. Dubois and chill
dren arrived yesterday from Montpelier
where they have been since Saturda,
with Mrs. Thomas Gisbornc.-A part!
from the Federated church went for
, ride TO Bethel Tuesday night and wer'
, given reception at the Methods
Church there.--l'. II. ketchum is II
Bethel wiring the store OF the Brooks {
g Washburn company Cor electricity.--Mis
y Mabel Perkins Will finish work in tn
store of Bell Brothers here on Saturday
and will go Monday to Rochester to spen
n several weeks with her parents. Mrs. r
, @. Morton. who has for years conducte
. a drug store in the Dubois & Gay bloc,