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


work in West Hartford, Conn, to
come here for the present His wife
and daughter are In Bridgeport Conn.
to remain till after the holi lays
Miss Lenora Carlin of East Granville
arrived Monday for a short stay-At
recent meeting of T. S. Grant Post,
@. A. r., the following officers were
elected Commander, j. -. baport;
senior vice commander, j. II. Wood;
Junior ice-commander, william Young;
officer of the day, John Nancy;
quartermaster. c. w. A. Putnam;
chaplain, T.. " Parker outside guard,
l.. j. Blakely, adjutant, i. II. ketchum.
f.. II. Ketchum was elected delegate
at large, c. w. A. Putnam first dele
gate, j. III. Wood second delegate, E.
A. Heath third delegate. The dclo-
gates were authorized to choose their
own altcrnates. The installation will
probably be held at the first meeting
in January. The officer to officiate at
that time Will be announced later
Mrs. b. II. Tenney of Barre and Mrs.
Hall of Brookfcld, both sisters of
Mrs, l.. IT, Rumrill, are here for the
present, MIR. Rumrill having been fail
ing in strength for several days
Miss Olive Rix and Miss Ruth Morrill,
were in Tunbridge Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrill,
returning Sunday night.--Mrs. Lois
Rix went to Rochester last week for
few days with her daughter, Mrs
Harvey, and other relatives.-John
Bowen, who lives on the Rochester
road, died Sunday while he was stay
m u-It dol IA tar
News has been received from Win
chester, Mass, that Hazen Sanford,
who is passing the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. John Abbott, is about
the same with little Improvement in
his case Mr.. ami Mrs. Sanford will
remain there through the winter
The Sanitarium Aid society will give
a ball December &c in Dubois g. Gays
hail with the music hall orchestra. A
concert will be given when the or
chestra will be assisted by out of
town talent. The proceeds Will be
devoted to the free bed at the SAM
tarium. Thursday evening this So
ciety gives a 500 party at G. A. r.
hall. The amount raised from this
also goes into the treasury, for the
support of the free bed.
Lucius Webb of East Granville was in
town Tuesday.-Mrs Charles Flint of
st. Adams arrived Tuesday to attend to
some business regarding the settlement
Of the late Mary Manns estate. A. c.
Holman of Boston, Mrs. Flint's brother,
Joined her here to assist In the work
George Mann and daughter Of Dewey's
Mills arrived Monday for a short stay
with his mother, Mrs William Mann
Elmer Sault, who underwent a serious
operation Sunday for the removal of the
appendix, is as comfortable "a could be
expected and is thought to be making a
good recovery. -Nliss Julia Cummings of
Claremont, y. H., is here for several
days with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Powers.-Mrs. Marcia Russ
low, who has been away from town for
several weeks, has returned to remain
for an indefinite time with her son, DR..
l. a. Russlow, and family MIR. and
Mrs Charles Woodbury., formerly of this
place, but now Of South Royalton. were
in town Monday, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Haywarrl.-Mrs. Roswell Holbrook,
who has been for several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. a. L. Stephen. of Barre,
has returned home for the wintcr.--Mrs.
a. A. Priest went to East Granville Tues
day for a short visit with Mrs. Clarence
Webb and family.-Richard Rowcll, who
came from Cambridge last week to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Roweu,
returned Monday to attend to the farm
recently purchased of Thaddeus Wells
Mrs. Emma Taplin, who has been in
town for a few days to visit her brother,
Herbert Campbell, returned Monday to
IBarre.-AIss Prudence Wells, who IS i'll
at the sanitarium with an attack of
typhoid fever, is now thought to be i'm
proving.-H. =. Sanford is failing in
health at the home of his daughter Mrs.
John Abbott, in Winchester Mass.-D
T.. o. blanchard. who has been confined
to the house for several DAYS by illness.
was able to resume business at his office
Monday.-Miss Amelia Mayo has been
passing several DAYS with Mrs. e. O.
blanchard
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