Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-08

daughter, Miss Elsie Tredo, who nave
been hero for q few days with Mr.. and
Mrs L. J. BlaLciy returned Monday to
Newport Jennie Bell of walden
arrived Monday for a few days with Mrs
f.. II. Mason Miss Hazel Rogers, VINO
teaches in Barre, left Sunday night Tor
that city to resume her work.-Ahout ooI
voices we're in the choir under the direc-
ton of r. O. Lewis at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening Meetings will be held
every night this week except saturday
and it is expected that before the week
Is over there will be Is voices at least In
the choir.--Mr and Mrs. Helen Smith
went to Chelsea Monday morning.-lnVi-
tations have been issued by the Randolph
Woman's Literary club for n recital to be
given at their annual guest night, jan
uary 20 by Mrs. Elsie Powers Corwin In
the chandler Music hall-Miss Ruth
Spraguc was an over-Sunday guest OF her|
cousins, DR. and Mrs. II. w. Holden
There were 10 members admitted to Beth
any Church Sunday afternoon. four by
letter. Nine received the rite of baptism
and were admitted on profession of faith.
Or T.. O. Blanchard has invented a
sanitary shaving cup which is soon to be
put upon the market by the following
mon, who have formed company: DR..
t. q. blanchard, Thomas Fitch of Chi
CagO and the Rev. Fraser Mctzgcr-The
Misses Lucille Grant, Jessie Chedel and
Evelyn BcnncY, who have been in town
for two weeks. returned Tuesday to Wei
lcsly Collcge-The L. s. Grant Post, G.
A. r., held its installation Saturday night.
Capt J. T.. Eldrcdgc officiating. The fol-
lowing elective and appointive officers
were installed: Commander, j ID. La
port, senior vice commander. J. II. Wood ;
! junior Vlce-commande-, William Young
officer Of the day, John Manney; quar-
tcranastcr c. w. A. Putnam; chaplain, +.
! V. Parker: outside guard, L. Blakely;
! adjutant. T. II. Ketchum; patriotic In
atrUcror, Norman Nichols quart rn a3tcr
sergeant Alfred Eaton; sergeant major,
Norman Nichols Following the exer-
cises the veterans invited the Wcman's
Relief Corps. who held their meeting the
same night into their hall, where a ban
Duet was erved.--The Rev. q. +. Craw-
ford, the Rev. Joseph Hamilton X. O.
Lewis, the evangelist, and the Avles-
worth sisters went to Bethel Tuesday to
attend a preachers meeting, which was
held with the Methodist Church in Bethel.
a grocery store on Main street was taken
| i'll Monday night with bronchitis.
Tuesday he was more comfort
able. and it is hoped no unfavor-
able results will follow.-Mr and Mrs,
| D. &. Cassidy, who have been In st.
Johnsbury for several days visiting Mr..
Cassidys daughter, Mrs. Slayton re-
turned Tuesday.-Mr Norman, who was
tree Monday, was somewhat more com
Portable Tuesday morning and it was
thought best to delay an operation for a
few days.-Beunie Byam, who was found
on the road Sunday not far from the OLD
Church with his hands and feet badly
chilled, was taken to the santtarum fol
troatment.-Thcre were about - members
of the brotherhood present at the meet
ing held in the parish house Monday
evening. After supper they were ad
dressed by Prof. W. y. Shaw of Norwich
University on Work of the Weathel
Bureau and Weather Forecastlng.'
The SnoWshoc club met at the store o
w f. Lamson Tuesday evening and re
organized, eecting the following officers
President, John c. Sherburnc vice-presi
, dent DR. J. +. Clifford; secretary ant
treasurer, q. r. Lamson; assistants, q
\. Osha and Robert Hatch The cXccu
tive committee is Guy Osha. Alton Briggs
f1lida Sanspra and Henry Hatch. tn
. Parent-Teachcrs association held it
meeting at the high school building Tues
day night with a good attendance BE
sides music Superintendent H. w. Levi
explained tho method OF changing frol
the eighth and ninth grade in SchoOl--Mrs
: W Howard went to South Royalto
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Whippe.-Mis
, Mary Montgomery of Isle La Motto VIII
Icamc on Christmas to visit her sister
Mrs. Ida Wood, left for her home Tues
day.-Mrs. Irving Chase went To Somel
Vile, Mass, Wednesday to pass som
time with her son. John Chase, and wifi
Charles Briggs, who has been having
hard attack OF the grip. went out MOnda
to do some work at the freight house an
as the result IS now much worse. threat
oned with pncumonia.-Mrs. b. o, Cop,
; land went TO Connecticut Wednesday, t
visit her mother, Mrs. Gray, and her 81,
ter, who lives at Northumberland
- ThNrStou, who was taken i'll Sunda
night, has developed pneumonia. j |
Adams, who was at Chelsea has bee
= cal!sd home and is tending his store. MIR
II Adams t. taking care Of her father.-Tf
= Hon. V. L Spear is in Rutland atterdiI
y the meeting OF the Vermont Maple Srge
assoc.at'ou.-Mr and Mrs. d T.. CassiG
u have returned from All extended visit
: st. Johnstury with Mr. Cass.dys daugi
l. te", NJ. MJytnn.-D =. Howe -eturnt
IS 20 Chelsea Wcdn' sdaY.-Mrs. Ernest Sa
n gent cf Woodsvilic, ~ II, came Tuesda
" Cor a short via.t With her sister, Mr.
III ]. c. Shorhurne.-Mrs George Abbott
r Bethel was the guest " Mrs Ellen Lat.
J., NOR Wednesday,