Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10

Ketchum; guard Miss Della Chandler
delegate, Mrs. Martha williams; alter
nate, Mrs Mary Jerd. The appointve
officers will be announced at the next
meeting in two weeks and the installa-
ton with the elective officers will take
place In January. News has reached here
OF the birth Of n son TO Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chase OF Newtonville, Mass, the
child being grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Chase OF this place.-John Fl.
Mimms of Burlington was the guest OF
Judge and Mrs ]. w. Rowel Monday and
went from here to Woodstock to be pres
ent at the term OF Windsor county court,
which convenes this week.-Miss Florence
Howard Is at work in the Buck Printing
company store through the holiday sea-
son MFRS c. f. Pratt went to Bethel
on Monday to pass a short time with her
brother, F. l.. Bass and Mrs. a. II.
Beedle have received news OF the death
Of Mrs Frank Parker at Claremont, N
II. The funeral was held Monday. Mr.
Parker formerly lived in the family of
Mr. Beedle and is we'll known here Mrs
Parker had been in hospital for ten
months for treatment for shock OF par
alysis.-Miss Gertrude Lull Of Montpelier
was an over-Sunday guest OF Mrs o. s.
Chamberlin and Miss Mary Pratt, and
Miss 1.aMotte Smith was entertained over
Sunday by Mrs. S. H. Brooks.-Gerald
Donahue of Mortified spent Sunday
with his brother, Roger Donahue, who Is
the station agent here.-Mrs Frederick
Leeds, who has been here for two weeks
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Chase. returned to Shelburne Falls Mon
day-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chatfield, named Glendine
Lima, on December 3. Mr.. and Mrs Chat
field have only recently moved to Mont
pelier from this place. where they have
lived for many years-Mr. and Mrs. A.
H Flint and son, who We're in Brain
tree over Sunday, returned home Monday.
The Rev j. II. Thompson has moved
from the Lewis house on Forest street
to the Kelton house on School street
Lucius Webb was business visitor in
town Tuesday.-MrH. Lewis Williams left
Tuesday for a visit with Mrs John Gay
in Bethel.-Sherman Moulton of Burling-
ton was In town Tuesday. the guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Moulton
, Mrs. George Turner Of South Royalton,
|, who has been at the san'tarium for an
opera ton. was able to leave Tuesday and
so to her home.-Mrs C. r. Steele IS i'll
and under the care of a nurse.-The fur
niture was moved from the old odd Eel
lows hall Monday night to the new hall
over the store of j. II. Lamson Brothers,
where the dedication will take place to-
day.-Mrs. Florence Storrs. who has been
in town for several weeks, left Monday
for Springfield, Mass. and from there will
, go to Philadelphia for an indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perkins of
Bethel were in town Wednesday,
Mrs Katherine (Woodl Attenborough
Of Hartford, Conn, who has been with
, her mother. Mrs Ida Wood. for 10
, days. has returned to her home.-Mr.
and Mrs, f. W. Tewksbury entertained
the University club Monday night at
their home on South Main street
There were 16 present. who enjoyed
the usual course dinner, and after
wards heard an address by the Rev
Fraser Metzger upon The Future
Vermont."-Mrs. c. F. Lazelle went to
White River Junction Wednesday-The
Rev. G. W. Smith arrived Wednesd ~
to attend the dedication exercises Of
the new odd Fellows hall. he having
been chaplain of the lodge during his
residence here.-Mrs. Rhodes of Bar
nard came Tuesday to remain over
night with her sister-i law, Mrs. Will
. liam Rogers, and returned home the
next day.--fTrs. Fleda White Esmond OF
. Bethel was IN town ENTHUSIASTICALLY
n Foster, who lives Oh Weston street is
n suffering from a tubercular trouble
= At the annual meeting of L. S Gran,
post Saturday the following Ulcers
5 were elected: Commander IIazer
= Wood; senior vice commander, vii
I liam Young; junior vice commander
= Alfred Eaton; quartermaster. c. w. a
q Putnam; chaplain L. n Parker Off
h Ger of the day, John Manney; Officer
n of the guard. L. ~ Rising; delegate
at-large. f. II. Ketchum; first delegate
c. w. A. Putnam; second delegate, c
w. Mann. The delegates were author
6 lied to choose their own alternates.-
The appontive officers will be an
- nounced at the first meeting in Janu
is AIRY, when they will be installed will
r returned from several days visit il
y Worcester, Mass, with his niece. Mrs
d Mary Granger.-Silver Cross Circle o
Is Kings Daughters held their regula
IS meeting at the home of Mrs. f. H. AL
r. lis Tuesday afternoon with an attend
II ance of 10 members. Work was don
r. at this meeting and a gift of $40 givel
20 to Mrs. Foster. who Is i'll.