Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-18


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Miss Nellie Watts Of Havcrhill Mass,
came Saturday to pass the holidays with
her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A.
N. Camp.-Ernest Butteriicld of St Johns
iury passed sunday and Monday with
Mrs Butterhed's parents, MIR and Mrs
Edward Davis.-Dr Charles W Bates
las been confined to his bed by Illness
since his return from Paris, Cal. with the
bodies of his brothers Stanley and Harry
Bates Miss Celia TIaincl, who has made
ar extended stay at Manchester and
Athol, n. H., and for Il weeks has been
at St Johnsbury with her niece, Mrs.
Frank Goss, returned here Saturday
evening Miss Edith Spillcr Of St Johns
bury was guest over Sunday Of her
mother. Mrs G. a Splllcr.-Wlllam
Shaw and mother-ln-law. Mrs. H. Allcr,
returned Saturday evening from six
weeks visit at his home in New i'runs-
Week.-Mrs. Winifrnd Wilson OF Johnson
passed Sunday with her cousin, Mrs
Casiida Davis.-Ad cinnus Noe of Water
bury Conn, who is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs Char Noe, went MONDAY
to burlington for short stay.-Mrs.
Arrnon jackson returned to Essex Center
Monday after caring for her mother, Mrs.
l.. A. Davis, for a wenk-Miss Mary Jean
simpson passed Sunday at her home At
South Craftsbnry. S Johnson and
family have moved from the farm recent
~ sold to II. r Kellogg to the tenement
I'm George Tillotson's house on Maple
street Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg and family
have moved from Taporte road to the
johnson farm and Frank Wright Of Black
l. Il. e lNf
H. T. Kellogg farm. which he recently
purchased Miss Vcrul Barnard Of Man
chester, y. H., who his visited Miss Mar
torc Gates returned home Mondar Miss
Gates accompanied her TO St Johnsbury
George A. Morse was p business visitor
at Hardwick Mond1v.
Travel from Morrisvile to Hyde Park
via the lake road and Cady's Falls was
resumed Tuesday, the road having been
closed since September on account Of
the cutting Of a channel for the new
water wheel at the electric light station,
which crosses the highway. Tho chan
mel, much Of which is through solid rock,
is 70 feet wide, 2S feet deep and about
80 feet long. \ cement arch bridge has
been constructed across the channel
Andrew J. Smith returned Monday oven
ing from the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington. where he recently underwent
an operation. He was accompanied by
lis brother-in-law. W 5. Cobb, of Hard
wick-Arthur Keys of Orleans came
Monday evening for n visit with his sis
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
w. Carlton-C. S. Cobb Of Hardwick was
a guest Monday night and Tuesday of his
sister and husband, Mir. and Mrs \. j.
Smith.-Mrs. Il. G. Davis went to St
Johnsbury Monday evening for a few
> days with Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Butter
Held.-Mrs. Inez Lanpher and SON. Ray
mond. went to Montreal Tuesday foi
= treatment Of the boys leg.-Mrs. May
Fisk Scrbner of Hyde Park was a gu"s
5 Tuesday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
: II. G. Fisk.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gang
non are parents of a daughter, borr
Monday.-Mrs. +. y. Morse went to Vol
t colt Tuesday to attend the funeral O
$ Harry Reed.
The following officers We're elected a
the regular meeting of Lamoille Lodge
y. Z. o. p, held Tuesday evening: War
= den, H. l.. Delano; vice-warden Mrs
, Nora Daniels; secretary, G. f. Smith
/ treasurer, G. /. Towne, financial score
? tary, Mrs. Belle St. Louis; chaplain Mis-
n Lena Lane; guide. Miss Winnifred ToWne
Y guardian Mrs. Nina BattYe; sentne
n Howard Smith trustee for three year.
{ H. W Drown; representatives to gran
n lodge, Z. s. Robinson. +. f. Hadlcy; al
. ternates, q. I. Towne, II. l.. Delano \
n this meeting a committee consisting of 7
= r. Ellis. chairman, Mr. and Mrs Daniels
! Mr. and Mrs. f.. f.. Hadlcy We're appoint
n ed to arrange and have full charge of tn
q annual masquerade ball to be held some
s time during the winter Ofiicers-eleo
- will he installed Mt the next regular meet
$ ing-Miss Gwendolin Smith who is at
t tending the Leland Powers School Of EN
20 preston, Boston, arrived Tuesday even
ing for two weeks stay. during the hol
day recess.-Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Elfr
stone were at Hardwlck Wednesday to at
= tend the funeral of his brother Jack r.
linstone.-Mr. and Mrs Edwin Jacobs c
r Jeffersonvlle were In town Wednesdays
= Mrs Carrie Fletcher and mother Mr.
4, William Newton, who have been at III
, Fanny Allen hospital for treatment, r.
- turned Wcdncsday.-Mr and Mrs NJ
a Maurice went to Burlington Wednesda
>, for a few daYs.-Mrs. Eta Nchariso'
9 who has visited here for two weeks. r
=, turned to Jeffersonvillc Wednesday.
80 Mrs A. II. Smith Of Fitchhurg, Mass.
passing the holidays with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Gould-Lcst
Winkley. who has been at iuntinEto
Mass, two years, has returned to Il
"a Allen farm. where he will pass the viii
OF ter.