Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25

Barre Monday.-The household effects Of
the late Mrs. Flora Flint were moved
| from her house to Judge Rowells Mon
day.-Mrs Kate kmball Webster Of
South Royalton was in town Monday
Mrs. j. II. Lamson and son. John Lam
son. returned Friday from California;
Rev. G. o. Howe. who is to supply the pull
pit at West Berlin, went Saturday to Of
ficate on Sunday. He will do no pastoral
work. his health not being sufficient
A blue print of the new organ soon to be
installed in the Baptist Church, was hung
in the hall of the church on Sunday. At
present It is expected TO be placed in
the church auditorium early in next
month.-Leroy John Watrous and Miss
Elizabeth Evans. botA OF this place,
were married Saturday night at the home
of Frank Porter. the ceremony being
performed at 1880 by the Rev. J. W. Chess
bro The couple expect 70 reside in town.
DIR. Francis Eaton. who has smallpox.
Is improving. and 80 far no new cases
have developed.--Mrs. Elmer Flanders left
the last Of the week for North Royalton
TO visit relatives before going to Chelsea
for the summer. Mr.. Flanders goes soon
for the summor.-Tt has been decided by
Tho Federated Church to hold their an.
nual roll call May 16 --William Blanchard,
who has been i'll with German measles.
is better and able to be around.
Mrs Edwin Weston returned to Derry,
y. H.. Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs Harold
Young of North Thetford, who were re-
Gently married, arrived Tuesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linton for a few
- hn For ,lo
been suffering from blood poisoning In his
left hand and arm, is no better. The trouble
was first caused by a needle. with which
Mr.. Thayer was picking out a silver from
the foot of his son, Guy. The lad jump
ed and drive the needle into the thumb
of his father.--A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dales of this place
Tuesday. --Benjamin Sargent was i'll Mon
day.-W. o. Childs of the restaurant left
Monday for business trip to London
derry Fred Hagley. summoned here by
the death of Or. S n. Gould. left sun
day for Suncook, y. H.. leaving his moth
cr Mrs. Gould, about the same, though
not yet able to be up.-Mrs. J. H. Lam
son and SON. John Lamson, returned tho
last of the week from California. John
Fisk. who has been for 10 days in Bridge
Webster of South Royalton was in town
Monday with frends-rhe Woman's Re-
lief Corps held n social with Mrs Char
lotte Lille at her rooms in the Gabrielle
house Tuesday afternoon with a good
| attenda nce.Dr f. A. Eaton IL. gaining
from his illness with smallpox and so far
no new cases have developed Harold
| Gilman. a former clerk in the store of
toit II H.,
out of town for few weeks. left town
on Tuesday morning.
Dr. and Mrs. l.. II. Stearns and son ar
rived Monday morning and opened their
house on South Pleasant street for the
summer-Mrs. Harry Allen of Gaysville
arrived here Wednesday morning TO visit
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Fish,
S. y. Holman went to Canaan, n H..
Wednesday, called there by the death Of
his sister. Mrs. Susan Peasey .-Frederika
Yvonne, the two months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chatfeld died Tues
day morning. the cause being some dis
ease of the digestive organs. The funeral
will be held Thursday at eleven O'Clock,
and intcrment will be made In Southview
Genet ery.-Mrs. Fred Chamberlin went to
Royaton Wednesday. having been called
there by tho serious illness of her hus-
bands mother, Mrs Frank Brooks.-The
Rev. Homer White entertained the Uni
Nerstv club at the inn Monday night.
and Principal f. G.. Greene of the Agri-
cultural school at the Center was the
speaker Willard Gay, who has passed
his >9th birthday anniversary, is i'll from
failing strength, and Is unable to be up.
1t is feared he will not rally.--Benj min
Sargent, who has been suffering from a
strangulatcd hernia for a couple of days.
was taken to the sanitarium Monday
night and an operation was performed
He rallied from the ether and is as COM
Portable as could be expected His daugh-
ter. Blanche, who Is Mrs. Arthur Osha
OF Rochester Is here with her husband
w. T.. Rand has leased the house of Mrs
w. II. Nichols and will soon move from
the O'Connor block,-Charles Clifford and
George Rogers went to Montpelier We'd
nosday accompanied by o. j. Marcott
Ned c. Buck, A NJ. Hubbard and DIR. +.
II. Stearns. where the first two received
the first degree in the Odd Fellows order
and the work was done by the Montpelier
lodge.