Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

meeting IN Boston in May. IT. Wood
ward OF Middlebury College was a guest
of Judge and Mrs. r. l.. Fish Sunday
r. L. Parker of Burlington was u bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.-Hcnry
Van Ornam died at his home in West
Addison Friday from a complication OF
diseases, aged "a years. Several years
ago Mr.. Van Ornam came from the
state OF Washington and purchased the
Edward Cough farm. The funeral was
held at the house sunday and burial
made In the North Ferrisburg cemetery.
The fire department responded to an
alarm saturday afternoon for a blaze in
the dump on tho west side of the river
back of the residence OF JOIN Ambleau.
Miss NJ. c.. Brooks Of Boston is spend
ing a week at the stevens House.
Ernest Garrison. who has been ill for
several months at the home of Miss Mary
Jane Alden, was taken by DR.. V. w.
Waterman In his automobile to a hos
pital in burlington Saturday. w. II.
Norton and Leo Larrow accompanied
Dr.. Waterman.-Miss Mae McPhilomy
went Friday to visit her parents in West
~Rutland.-Miss Mary B~resnahan spent
sunday in Proctor.--A daughter was
born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
RYan.-Mrs. Harvey c. lngham has re-
turned from Burlington.-Mrs. John
Ryan has returned to Orwell aftor a
visit to her sons. J. W. and ID. T. Ryan.
Major j. a. Harrington made a trip
to Burlington in his new Ford touring
car Friday. accompanied by c. II. Strong
w. r.. Warner-David Roberts of
Malone, n. y, visited his mother-in-law,
NT.r I,,.I,,- I.f.1I I-rl1a,. laval Cnhnn
of Brandon passed Sunday with his
brother. Abraham Cohcn.-Miss Mary A..
stone. Miss Katherine Fish, Frederick
Fish and benjamin Fisher OF MiddleburN
College passed Sunday with their
parents.-The maple sugar social held at
the home of Mrs. John Birkett for the
benefit Of the Fcrrisburg Library as
was a pleasing affair and net
ted sl3.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Dwyer returned Tues
day to Salisbury after a visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. \. r.. Tahcr.-On account OF
scarlet fever the Nergcnnes schools. with
the exception of the high school, will he
closed until Monday. ]. Tabor and son,
Hcrvey j., of North FerrisburG visited
their brother and uncle, y, Il. Taber. Tues
day.-MiSs Frances Clellan has rcturn-
cd to Alburg after passing the winter
with Mrs. Il. Collins.-EX-Gov. j. G. Me
Cullough and T.. l.. Bates of bennington
We're in town MondaY.-Vincent Mash Is
suffering from a rela pse from his recent
illness.-The condition OF Bartholomew
Casey Is improvlng.-Sanford Footc, who
has been i'll at the home of his aunt, Mrs
f.. \. Lee. is convalescing.-Nictor era .
..,. l,r. ,.t,,,,,,l f,n,. I,,,tinutan u.l,orn
he underwent an operation for Appendix
citis.-Dustin Barrows has opened "A feed
stable on West street.-Miss Florence st.
clair of Charlotte visited in town Mon.
day-Thomas Casey OF Moretown is visit
ing his son. Bartholomew. who is i'll nj the
Stevens Housc.-Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Rus
sell Of Middlehury visited her parents,
Mr.. n Mrs. +. NJ. Moulton, Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Onslow Hin and daughter.
Mrs. Levi Brown. were visitors in Bur
lington Tuesday.-Mrs. +. Collins has
gone to burlington for treatment-Mr
and Mrs. j.. j. Barnard visited theii
daughter. Mrs. George Gillette. Sunday.
The condition of Miss Mildred. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Wyman. who was
recently operated upon for appendicitis N
the Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski, -
improving.
Champlain Lodge, No. IS, |. O. o. r.,
and Winona Rebekah Lodge Jointly OH
served the 9th anniversary Of the found
ing of the order Tuesday evening. a
musical and literary program was rem
'lercd and short addresses made by the
Rev. S. S. Cobb and the Rev. George
T.. Harvey. Harold Stone left yesterday
for Brandon to enter upon his duties as
clerk at the Brandon Inn.-A hearing be-
fort the civil service commission in re-
gard to a new station at this depot Will
be held to-day.--Thc Vergennes high
school nine will play the Brandon high
team Saturday afternoon on the old fair
Ground.-Charlcs Meilleur and family OF
Bristol, on their way 20 San Juan, Cal.
where they will make their home arc
passing = week in town.-Miss NJ. G.
Brooks has returned TO Boston after n
week at the stevens house.-Earl Deyoe
of Burlington is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee DeYOe.-Mrs. NJ. r. Bris-
tol is visiting her daughters, the Misses
Ada and Jennie, of Middlebury.