Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-08

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Washburn, who !
have been at the inn for ten days, left !
Monday for Springfield, Mass. and from |
there will go to their home in Batavia, |
N Y.-Dr. Sears Of Burlington arrived !
hero Monday with a nurse and went at
once to consult with local physicians on
the case Of Lillian Westcott They found !
tho child with more favorable symptoms
than on Sunday and 1t is expected that
she will improve. The nurse will remain |
until the crisis is passed. The other
cases in town, the one at the form form !
erly owned by j. b. Adams, and the Kid !
der child on Central street, remain !
about the same. All schools are closed |
for another week and Sunday there !
were no Sunday school sessions In town
Mrs Lucie Wall Beekman left Monday
for Boston.-Mrs Nettlc Rix start !
ed Monday morning for st. Johnsbury,
where she went TO attend the State meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor society,"
going as a delegate from the church,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Sargent who have
been away for the last two weeks on an
| automobile trip, returned Saturday night !
The first of the winter they expect to
close their house and go to the hotel to
board. Miss Mildred Fuller, who lives
with them, will go TO rooms in the John
Wood house on Central street Miss
Wendemuth, one OF the teachers, will go
to board with Mrs J. b. Adams for the
winter-Mrs. Mary Kellogg left Monday
for Bethel to remain a week.-Mrs.. w. II.
Gladding left Monday for Boston to visit
her sister.--Carl McAllister was in town
| Sunday to visit his sister Mrs. Alice
Bruce.-Mrs. S. G. Peasc, after several
IdaYs with her cousin. Mrs. T.. G. Ham.
left Monday for South Parsonvile, Me
! Mrs. w. T. Edison and sister. Miss Maud
Johnston, left Sunday for Lebanon, \.
| H.. and from there will 20 with a Sis
ter and her husband to Boston.-E. II.
/ Allis is thoroughly repairing his barn,
which he will convert into a room for the
manufacture and sale of the DR.. Gould
remedies which, In company with \. NJ.
Hubbard, he purchased Of the Could IS
J tate. This building Is on Franklin street
and Is connected with the premises form
erly owned by the late Mrs. Hiram Smith.
Mrs. Harry Tilson. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis last week at
/ the sanitarium, is thought to be making
a good recovery.
Mrs. Annie Dinsmore. who has been
passing several weeks this fall with
friends in town. left Tuesday for Bethel
and the next day went to Boston for the
winter.-Mrs. Fannie Vinton. Mrs. Thay-
er, Mrs. Royce and Mrs. Ladue, delegates
from the Braintree Kings Daughters,
lleft Tuesday for white River Junction,
where they went to attend the state
| ;
with infantile paralysis, passed a COM
Portable night Monday and Tuesday
morning her symptoms We're more favor
ahle.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and
daughter, Miss Clara Smith. left here
Sunday for Boston. where they went to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Smiths dauEh-
ter. Ruth Smith, at Somerville, Mass
George Mann from Quechee was in town
the first Of the week to visit his mother,
Mrs. William Mann.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Frederick Leeds, accompanied by Mo.
T.. NJ. Woodwork, who has been with
them over Sunday in Shelhurne Falls,
came by automobile Monday to remain
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. T. $.
Chase.-N1iss f. s. Fogg. Miss Harriet
Wilson and Mrs. Ames were In Bethel
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs F. ]. Burnell left
Tuesday for Woodstock--Mrs Henry
Allen left Tuesday for Springfield. Mass,
and before her return will visit her son
at Winchendon. Mass.-Miss Beatrice
Pinney went to Chester Tuesday for
few days.-Mrs. Denison OF Middlesex ar
rived Tuesday for a few days with Mrs.
T.. A. Heath.--Lawrence StockweN and
Paul Russlow have returned from a short
hunting trip in Observation-Disclosures
Grow n brother Of Mrs. l.. 4. Russlow,
who has been here with his sister and
at Highgate in camp for a few weeks,
returned to Brooklyn Monday.-John
Moses, who has been an almost helpless
invalid for several wears, is not as well.
Miss VERNE Smith is i'll at East
Randolph with the symptoms indicat-
ing nfantlle paralysis Miss Smith
is a second year high school student
here and was at home on her vacation
caused by the closing of the school
Lillian Westcott was more comfort
able Tuesday but is still very i'll. 1t
is thought that there are now six
cases in the different parts of the
| town.-Mrs. 6. s. Briggs. who has been
in Royalton with friends for several
days. returned Tuesday-Miss Wini-
| fred Richmond left Tuesday to he the
guest of friends in Burlington for A
| few days.-Mrs. Beaumele Williams
| after visiting her sisters Mrs Ida
sumner and Mrs. A. f. Kendrick left
| Tuesday for Swanton.-Dr. and Mrs
c. J. Rumrill and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
| Lamson made an automobile trip to
| Campton, n. H., Wednesday. Their
daughter, Arene, is in STAFFORD with
MI.
Laura McCrillis occurred at Hardwick
Sunday in the hospital after several
| days severe Illness. Mrs. McCrillis
| formerly lived here and was at the