Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
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and his sister, Mrs. Theodosa Clair. have
returned from Morristown, where thew
VISITED Mr.. and mrs. Ira Chamberlain
John Smith, a son of Frank V. Smith of
stowe Is at hospital in F1tchburg
Mass recovering from a serious surgical
| operation for an abscess.-Mr and Mrs
H. w. NcMahon of Moscow gave large
whist party, playing six tables Friday
evening A buffet lunch was served
FRIES were won by II. w. Mcmahon and
Mrs. q, F. Adams. and BOBBY prizes by
Mrs. Lee Moulton and Daniel Smith.
Arthur Lee Farnham and Miss
Pearl Birdie Van Valkingsburgh wero
married March by the Rev. w. n.
Roberts at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage-Karlk X. Moody and Miss
Georgia J. Sherbut were married
March by the Rev. r W. Collins at
his home In Moscow.--Roy Robinson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Robinson,
who is i'll with pneumonia. is more
comfortable.-John Foster, who was
threatened with pneumonia, is more
| comfortable.-Mrs. William Tucker,
who has been ill., is more comfortable.
AT the regular meeting of Mans
field Mountain Grange Patrons Satur-
| lay afternoon the fourth degree was
conferred upon Miss Inez Ayers The
lecturers program included a duet by
Miss Helen Chaplin and G. w. Chaplin.
recitations by Agnes Town and Vivian
Campbell and n very successful roll
call. what Work I Have Done To-
day."-The Congregational Christian
! E'p1n
Times Seven" social at their vestry
Friday evenng-Mrs. J. L. Stafford
remains about the same.-Mrs. p r
Gale has been confined to her home
several weeks with neuritis.-Mr and
Mrs. Harold C. Mcmahon and Mrs.
Harry E. Pike are in Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcmahon will visit their brother,
John Smith, who is recovering after
a severe surgical operation at a hos
pital in Fitchburg.-Mrs Luceba
French, who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for
surgical treatment. is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Ralph Clarke. in Char
lotte.-District Superintendent W. B.
Dukeshire preached at the West
Branch Church Sunday afternoon and
at the Methodist Episcopal Church at
the village In the evening.
A son. Cedric Norton, was born March
10 to Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Jones at S. II
Nuttng's. Mrs. Jones was formerly
Miss Lucinda Douglass-Mr. and Mrs
f. f. Udall returned Monday to North
Wolcott after visiting their niece, Mrs.
+. G. Scribner.-John Peppin and family
OF Johnson moved Monday to the farm on
Maple hill recently purchased of A. W.
Foster-About % of their former neigh
bors on Edison hill gave Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Bailey a surprise party at their new
home in Moriistown Saturday evening"
Mrs. Fl. +. Smith. who was threatened
with pneumonia, is more comfort bic
Her daughter. Miss Frankie Smith, who
has been i'll for several weeks, remains
about the same.
c. n. Adams, Mrs. Della Moody and C.
J. Lang on the Muskoday farm are among
those who have tapped their sugar places
Sap runs well. Many OF the sugarmakers
have contracted their product for the
season to be used in the manufacture OF
tobacco.-O. f. Luce was in st. Johns
bury Observation-Disclosures Superintend
ent W. B. Dukeshire, who has passed
several days in Stowe left Wednesday for
his home in st. Albans-There will be a
Catholic service at the Akeley Memo
rial building at 7:45 o'clock Sunday morn
ing.-Miss Elva Warren and Mrs. w. j.
Harding Of West Lebanon, N H., are
visiting Miss Warren's mother. Mrs. Abbio
Warren.-A large number Of his friends
gave n post card shower Wednesday to
Ansel L. Barrows. who is in failing
health.-Mrs. NJ Hutch;ns Of Waterbury
Center was in stowe Wednesday.-EiR
men Of the West Hin neighborhood with
four teams made a bee for Mrs. Willis NJ.
Parsons Tuesday, drawing logs and wood
which had been cut for the wood supply.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening will be How
May Every Sabbath Be the Lords Day."
leader. Lillian Godfrey The topic for tho
Epworth League meeting Is THE Social
Material: My Neighbour" leader, Mrs. L.
+. Brnk.-There will be a poverty social
for members of Mansfield Mountain Grange
patrtck.. day nrorra m and annronr,s 70
refreshments.-Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Che