Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-06
JERICHO.

Miss Ada Brock has returned ia
Richmond after two weeks visit at
+. w. Peases.-Mrs. W. n Pierce Of
Burlington. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. F. A. Percival. has
gone to Jericho Center to visit aer
sister, Mrs I. c. etone, AMI other
relatives,-Mrs. J. T. Varney and son.
Edward were in Burlington Saturday.
Charles Brady young boy from
Burlington. has come to make his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ad-
rien.-The Jericho grammar school
team beat the r. c. I. team of Essex
Center in a game here Saturday by
score of Is to 6.-Miss Mamie Car
roll has been at home from North
Pomfret for a few days-The union
service at the Congregational Church
was omitted Sunday evening as Mr.
Cashmere preached the baccalaureate
sermon to the graduating class ir
Cnderhill.-Mrs. W. G, Cook spen,
Saturday with relatives in North In
derhill-Mr. and Mrs Hiram Hanley's
youngest SON. Charles. has been ou,
OF school for several days as the re.
suit of fall.-'Mrs Sarah Martin an
Beach. Me, for the season.--Miss Mar,
Mcmahon was at home from Wedaes
day until Monday from her school ir
Cnderhii! where she teaches-Thi
| condition of Miss Leora White
who recently underwent an operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, con
| tinues TO improve.--Miss Eloise Cum
| mings of Essex Junction has been Wis
iting Mrs. Sarah Storrs-Mrs. Luc,
Prior is visiting relatives in Under
hill.--Jay Haynes has sold his farm
better known as the Alexander Denni!
farm to the Thompson brothers o,
Milton.-Miss Myrtle Alger has beer
at home for several days from Esse
whore she teaches.
| Miss Alice Carroll OF Burlington spen
Memorial day in town.-Horatio T. Chas,
was in Burlington TuesdayA-The condi
ton of Mrs. Lorenzo W. Rice who is II
with rheumatism. remains about tn,
same.-Schools throughout town clos,
next week for the summer va
cation-L. +. Wilbur was in Burlington
Monday,--Ernest Rogers of North Under
Hill has been visiting his mothe
for few days.-Mrs. Julia Moul
ton has returned to Underhill
A meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society will be held at th,
church parlors Friday afternoon. Report
Of the convention In Swanton will b
given The number of rainy days be
gins to cause the farmers some anxiet!
as large numbers have not a
yet planted their corn, some hav
not yet finished planting potatoes
Clarence Il. Vincent, who for two year
or more has had charge of the loca
creamery is working his notice and goe
soon to Jonesvile. where he is to hav
charge Of a buttermaking creamery Mrs
Vincent and the children will remai
here for the present.--At the Congrega
tonal Church Sunday, F. A. Perciva
Miss Lulu Lincoln and Mrs. o. II
Brown were chosen delegates TO tn
county convention in Hinesburg Wednes
day and Thursday,-Mr. and Mrs. II. j
Desany and Miss Barbara Desany an
Mrs. W. q. Cook were among the visi
tors in Burlington Monday.-The Rev. S
II. Barnum of Jericho Center preache
at the Congregational Church Sunday 1
exchange with the pastor-Thc rush sea
son being over at w. e. Buttons mil
Chester A. Derby. Ralph Dyer. Howar
Ring and Irving Lovely have finishe
work there.-Mrs. John Flood and tire
children have been visiting In Essex TO