Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

and Mrs. Levi Senesac.-D. o.. Blond and
family left Tuesday for Stoneycreek
Conn, where they will make their home.
Miss Alice SenesLc and aunt, Mrs. Rob
,rts, passed Tuesday at St. Johnsbury.-
Miss N,Ine Colby, who is caring Tor Mos
Lucy Preston, went Tuesday TO her home
at Danville for "a short staE.-Miss Bertha
Terrill, professor OF home economies OF
the University of Vermont, will speak al
a union meeting to be held at the Congre-
g~atlonal Church sunday evening. Her
subject will be Domestic Science and Its
Relation to the Home"
Miss Alice Laterry returned to Hyde
Park Tuesday evening after passing "A
few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary
LaFerry.-Miss Flora Tuliper went TO
her home at johnson Tuesday evening
for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. l. +.
Senesac left Wednesday to visit in ST
Johns and Montreal. They were ac-
%compauied by Alice Ballargeon oil
louisville, l.. G., who has passed some
weeks with her grandparents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Levi Senesac.--Mrs. L, {. Barton
went Wednesday t. North Ferrisburs
for a few days.--M IS. Antoine Roperts
VI ANpA III hil' i'Sb e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Senesac for some
days. returned home Wedncsday.-Mrs.
George Norton was called to st. Al
bans Wednesday by the illness of her
Laughter. Mrs. Anne Durkee.-Supt'
{. d. Howe went to NerEennes wed
nosday to deliver a lecture on birds
before the graded school in the after
noon and evening at the lihrary.-A
I'll. - I . r,af11,. nnHYnttH WAS
held wednesday at the q. A r. hall.
Dinner was served by tn" w. IL -
Department president of the w. r. c.,
Mrs. Hattie Shipnan of Hardwick'
who was present, was a guest OF De
partment Commander and Mrs. y. y.
Niles.-Frod Chilli and Miss Hazel
Fisk are now additions to the already
large number who are Ill with meas
lcs-Thc Rev. w. +. Baker went Wed
uosday to East Swanton to meet Mrs
iakor who has visited in Montreal
for several weeks.@Janes Reed went
ti Bellows Falls Wednesday for a few
dav.-Mr. and Mrs. James NJ kelleJ
loft Wednesday evening on a trip TO
New orleans and other points,. CT
Foss went to Boston Wednesday on a
short trip.-B. ]. Kelley left Wednes
lay evening for Pasadena, Cal, where
he expects to pass some r1onths.-Nlr
and Mrs. 9. L. Smith, Mr.. II Mrs.
Walter G. Ward n Mrs. j. II Parker
went to Hardwick Wednesday to at
tend a Pomona a meeting
ter Isham left Wednesday on a triI
10 ST. Johnsbury, Woodsville and Ian
caster. n. H-MrS. Fannie Bickford
who has visited in Rostou for some
weeks. and her daughter. Miss Mar
iorie, who has visited in burlington
returned WednesdaY-Mr ami Mrs. \
y. Hollis and daughter, MISS Reba
were at Je~ffersonville Tuesday nigh
where Mr.. Hollis made his official visi'
as district deputy to the local grange
Mrs. Lottie MCNal1 of Milton and
Mrs. @. |. Wheeler of Johnson cam'
Wednesday, for a few days with Mrs
Ellen Wakefield. Mrs. James Rams
dell is i'll with measles.-Ruth the lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Altor
Lawson. is i'll. threatened with pneu
monta.-G. +. Bliss is confined to hi
ed h. illness. Miss Minnie Bliss
who has been detained from school 10.
illness. Is improving.-Lyle. younl
son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Smith. i
i'll with measles.-Emeritt Newcom
of Cady's Falls left Wednesday ever
ing for an extended stay at Denve,
Colo.-Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs ar
the parents of a son. horn January -
-Christobel n young daughter Of NJ,
n Mrs. George Wallace. is recover
Ing from "A slow run of fever