Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22

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passed Saturday at Burlington, a guest
Of her brother Horace Powers.-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Morse were at Wolcott Satur-
day to attend the installation OF officers
of the G. A. r. and w. II. g.. at which
time Mr.. Morse was made commander Of
the post and Mrs. Morse Junior vice OF
the w. r. C.-Miss Celia Hamel went
Saturday to St. Johnsbury. where she will
remain for time with her niece and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Fr~nk Goss
Thirty-fve Morrisvile women have sig
nlhed their intention Of taking the extern
sion course in home economies, offered
the ladies Of the place by Miss BESSIE
Thayer, Instructor Of that branch at Peo-
pies Academy.-Mr and Mrs. Otto Blod-
gett have purchased of Mrs. Charles GRO.
well the house on Elmore street recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Foy.-.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark and two chill
dren Of IIardwick spent Thursday with
Mrs. Clark's mother Mrs. Emily Townc,
who has been Ill Cor some timc.-Mr. ana
Mrs Howard Stevens expected to leave
Rochester MINI, January 10 ana after
short visits on route will reach home in
about two weeks,-Mrs James VI Kelley
and Miss X. G. Boynton began a series
OF military whist parties Friday. at
which | ladies' we're 9resent.--M and
Mrs. Charles Campbell of Ole Orchard
Me, returned Friday after :cw days
With the latter's mother. Mrs Eliza Gris-
wold.-Mrs. NJ. ]. Cross, who has b.nn n
guest Of the Misses Bugbce Cor several
d'''. '@:urrcd TO Hardwicle uridny Ma
,'c.Gne returned to Littleton. "
80 weeks mere during the alb
hcr mother Mrs Alexander st
wlO is recovering from an opera
It the Fanny Allen hospital Mrs s..
8 expects to be able to return home
two or three Wo"ls.--Mlss Abbio Smith
went TO Greensboro Friday
Assistant rostmaster G. y Spauldiu..
VS. at Cambridge Junction Saturday
conducting oEa nina lions for fourth class
postmcs:ers Ms. Mary Carly returned
Saturday evening :-on Wells River.
whore she WIS called on account f tie.
'l'n"ss and dcH,h Of her siste., lsr. Nora
Markham Miss Marjorie Ia, ford closed
the wlTtei term Of school In the South
L.hporte district Frdcy AID Nont Satur-
Icy evening to johro0n 10 pass Sunday
with ~ sister, Niles Beulat Hayford-
MISS Is. G. B0ynt"n was visitor ut
Darlington Monday. M. ana Mrs Fred
Miner of !li1watha, Kans. who have
listed for 81, weeks his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Miner. left Monday
for h0mc.-The Rev G. w Tabor passed
Monday as guest of the Rev. II. T..
Dean Of St Johnshurv going from there
to Newport to attend the mid-winter
y. G. convention. Saturday he will go to
Holland to visit his mother, Mrs.
TrNphaDa Ia Mice Croca Drior ,,.,,
called to Wocott Mondav to sing at the
funeral of Elmer pierce.-A L. Cheney
went to Boston Monday to attend a meet
ing of the New ENGLAND stockholders Of
the United Drug companv.-Mrs. George
F'rechette returned Monday from a stay
of two weeks at the home of her mother.
Mrs. c. F. Spafford of Winoosk, who
underwent a serious operation in the
neutrality-suspicious. Noe, who has been
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Noe, for 10 weeks owing to the serious
condition Of his mother returned to
Waterbury. Conn, Monday. Walton
Waite. a little son Of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Waite. is III with scarlet fever
Miss Muriel Smith is suffering from an
attack of the mumps-Prof Raymond
T. Mcfarland OF Middlebury College vii.
deliver an address at a union meeting
to be held at the Methodist Church Sun
day evening on The Making OF a Man"
The Choral Union has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Miss Grace
Bedell; vice-president II. j. Edmonds:
recording secretary, Miss Althea Rey-
nolds; treasurer II. a. Slayton; press
correspondent, Miss Eugene Pinney:
librarian, w. f. Baker. musical direc-
tor and manager, Mrs c. VI Powers
pianist Mrs y y. Camp.-Mr and Mrs,
Wallace Thompson left Monday evening
with their infant son. Ian, for Topeka.
kaus., called there by the illness of Mr.
Thompson's father.-Miss Alice Senesac
and Mrs. Felix ScnesaC spent Tuesday
in Burlington.-Arthur, a little son Of
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Jones, had the
misfortune to break one leg above the
knee Tuesday while coasting, The boy
was taken to the hospital at Hardwich.
A case Of scarlet fever has developed
in the family OF Mr. and Mrs Averil
Alexander, one OF the children being i'll.