Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-20

audlence.-Mrs. c. w. Weaver and Miss
Lettie Denning wero called to Rutland
last week by the Illness OF their brother.
Howard Denning.-Mrs II. c. Gleason Is
confined to her bed by illness,-Miss
Jennie NJ. Grow and Ernest Clark
visited in Middlebury Sunday. Bert
Wright has been off duty for sew
eral DAYS on account of Illness and Harry
Flint has been taking his place on the
delivery team.--some tapping has been
done by sugar makers and there has been
quite a run OF sap.--'rhe Green Mountain
club met with Mrs Il. n. Dixie and Mrs.
Il. W. varney Friday evening The first
prizes were won by Mrs r. A. Purnton
and r. c. Martin second prizes by Mrs.
II. s. Dunshee and A. G. Her.
Adolphus Booska, an employee of the
Bristol Manufacturing company, met with
what came near being a fatal accident
Thursday morning. He was hauling lum-
Der from the saw mill to the lumber yard.
In crossing the bridge near the mill, in
some way not known as yet, his load,
horse and himself went over the side into
the racoway, Booska underneath. Help
arrived quickly and he was taken out and
carried to the home OF his brother,
Theodore. He was badly injured, but 1t
is thought that he will recover,
Mrs G. s. Irish and son, George, of
! Burlington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. IT,.
! A. Cuison. Mrs Cuison is in poor health.
The Green Mountain club will hold their
| next meeting with Mrs. y. G, Hier.The
| winter term OF school will close Friday.
| The spring term will begin April Mrs.
| Eliza Narney. who has been with her
| children in Bennington this winter, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs f.. W. Narnev.-E.
| :. Irish Is in q hospital in Salt Lake City
| Mrs. Irish was Miss Clara Norton of this
town Fred Chase Of Springfield, Mass.
was an over-Sunday guest of his mother.
| Mrs Josie Chase.-Mr Mabel Collamer
of Boston was in town Saturday. She
was called here by the death of her uncle
| Samuel Taft, in Starksboro.-Miss Ollie
| Roynton Of Burlington was an ovcr-Sun-
day guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Boyn-
ton.-Mrs Gleason, who has been in New
York for several months has been called
here by the Illness Of her dauEhter-in-law
Mrs. II. &. Gleason. Mrs. Scott Goodns
and daughter Lucy Of Rutland are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs G. =. Colby and othe
relatives.--Clement Varney returned Il
Rutland Monday after two weeks a
iome.-The funeral Of John McNar wa
held from his late home in the Basin
, Sunday afternoon. The Rev. w. X
, Shaw otficiated. The bearers were fou
, veterans Eugene Alexander. Philil
Dwire, Lewis Lapoint and Frank Green
, ouGh. The interment was in Greenwood
: cemetery.
The condition OF Mrs. II. G. Gleason
who hns been quite i'll, is reported com
( fortable-Mrs. J. H. Gaudette and Mrs
Z. G. Narncy are somewhat improved
= The Delta Alpha class OF the Methods
D., Church met with Mrs. John Bur
last evening. Mark Hanna of Rutlan
was an over-Sunday guest Of Mr.. an
l Mrs F.. NJ. Narney. He is connected wit
r the Clement National bank.-W. \. Law
renee arrived home from Azusa Cal
Tuesday. where ne has been for sovera
/ months.-W. W. Bristol of Vergenne
. was in town Monday.-The w. c. T. {
$ will meet with Miss Helen Weller Fri
i day afternoon y program on "Th
t Press and Literature" is planned,
: Word has been received here that II. 5
d Jennings who, with Mrs Jennings
| visiting his daughtcS, Mrs. c. +. Bea
man. in St. Adams, has had a stroke c
paralysis and his condition is critical.
V The condition of Mrs II. G. Gleason re
:. mains about the same.-Bert Virgil
$ went Monday to the Mary Fletcher hos
q pital for treatment for a hernia.-Mr
e Walter Wright is visiting friends in Bun
d lington.-Miss Gladys Meader of Monkto
e is Ill with tonsoltis at the home OF NJ
e and Mrs. Earl Meadcr.-Elmer Jenninc
q has been called to St Adams by the ser
d Gus illness Of his father, II. s. Jennings