Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-10


and Mrs. o. L. Luce.-Professor Harring-
ton Of Jcffcrsonville is visiting Principal
II. g Reynolds
Tho annual meeting and election Of
officers of Sickle Chapter. no. g. order
Of the Eastern Star, was held Wodncs-
day evening The ladies Of the Netho-
dist Episcopal church will serve dinner
at the church vcstry to-day and will
make a bee to complete the housekeeping
/ at the parsonage. -prof harrington Post
returned to Joffcrsonvillo Monday after
visiting Principal X. G. Reynolds.-Mrs.
Z. c. Russell is i'll with the grip.-Miss
conway, who has passed the winter with
her father, Thomas Conway, has return
cd to Malone, y. Y.-Mr ana Mrs Albert
Homer and son have gone to Lanesboro,
/ Mass, whore they have employment on
! l.. j. TaJers farn.-Mss Marjorie Watts
/ returned Monday to Waterbury after
passing Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. y. Watts.-Mss Elma
/ Bailey who has been attending school
here and whose parents Mr. and Mrs
| Henry Bailey, now reside in Morristown,
has entered tho Morrisvllle Academy W.
l.. Warren, who has passed the winter
in Cadys Falls, and his nephew. Howard
! Lang, arc In bennington. where they
have employment on the Fillmore farm
Mrs. Warren and children, who are with
her sister, Mrs. y. d. Lang will Join Mr.
Warren In bennington. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Campbell and Willis NJ douglass.
formerly of stowe, are also employed ON
the Fillmore farm and in the Offices
Silas Stehbns who has been a valued
employee of tho Miles, 7IMahon & Son
company for the past six years, win com
plete his work there this week and will
60 next week to Grauiteriile, where nc
has secured position in Churchill and
Tcrney's meat marx ct. Mrs. II. +. Pike
give q card party TO about ~ young ladies
Saturday evening in honor Of Miss Louise
Chaplin. Five tables were played ana To-
frcshmcnts were served. During tho even
ing white parasuh opened over the mead
of tine guest Of honor, envcloped her Ia
2 shower Of handkerchefs the gifts OF
the other ladies prcsent.-At the regular
meetings Of H. II. Smith, G. a. r., and
Womcns Relief Corps Saturday after
noon both societies voted to send so each
to the sufferers from the recent floods
in the West The ladies served new
sugar and doughnuts to both societies
during the afternoon.-D and Mrs =.
+. McSweoncy returned Monday to Bur
l!nston after several days in stowe
Mis- Nena Kaiser Of F'more is visiting
Mrs. H. q. Fauncc.-NI. and Mrs c. ..
iJell"f of Southport CONN. have been
guests at the Green Mo.n'aln Inn for a
few days Mr Jclen Is ~. owner OF the
Sawyer farm on Shaw Hill where he ex-
poets to pass part of tine summer. y
H. Bentley is carrying on the farm
Mr. and Mrs Henry Demortt of Water
bury called on Nj and Mrs \. II. STAY
ton Sunday.-Mrs W. NJ Parsons return
ed Monday from burlington, leaving her
daughter. Miss Wiuona, doing as we'll as
coulC be expected after "a serious opera
j ton FOR abscess at the Mary Fletcher
hospital The rural schools, with the cN-
coptiou cf the Moscow school, opened for
the spring term MordaY-A son, Dalton
JAY, was borr April to Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Larraway at Stove Forks-Miss Re
. bccca returned Monday to Wellesley Col
lege.-Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Stearns are pre-
pairing to move to BurlinEton.-Mr and
Mrs Wilbur Town will move this week
from Moscow into j.. c. Milrs house on
the West Branch road
bc held at one o'clock Thursday after
noon at the home Of his daughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs Walter NJ.
Adams, on the West Branch road. Mr.
Gunhaus had been a sufferer for a
long time from hardening of the ar
teries and for the last 10 days had
failed rapidly, dying early DIesday
2 afternoon. He would have been 20
t in May He was born in England.
but lived in Brooklyn. y Y, since
three years Of age until about Christ
mas time. when he came to stowe
e. to spend his last days with his daugh
p ter and family. BESIDES his daughter
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