Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-16

Margaret Lynde of Rutland is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Burns
Louis Eubar, who has been i'm the en-
ploy of J. i. Crane e. CO., has resigned
and with his family moved to Reese
Vile, N. Y.-Miss Ellen Kelley, who has
been in the employ of the Register COM
pany for several years, has resigned
Miss ODen Douglas, who has len the
guest of her mother Mrs Robert Towle,
for fcw days, has returned to Spring.
field Mass-Mrs George Russell enter
tanned tho Century club at her home on
Court street Tuesday evcning-C. j..
Shaw and family have moved from the
Henry JOY house to the Tulley house on
North Pleasant strcet-Mr and Mrs
Daniel Mcfarland of Lamoine Me- are
in town to visit their son. Prof. Raymond
Mcfarland. Albert Hcndrcks, who has
been in the employ of Frank Shackett
]r, for three years, has resigned his POI
stion and with Peter Delphia have form
ed partnership. Monday they took
possession of the L. c. Brown meat mar
ket on Seymour street, which they pur-
chased last week.--The county commit
tee Y. VI. c. A. of Addison county and
| Brandon met in the new Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms in this city at three O'Clock Mon
day. They voted unanimously to con-
tnue the work for another year and to
carry out the following spring and sum
mer program: To cooperate with
/ Grange and schools in arranging an agrl-
cultural contest; establish a summer
camp for boys at Lake Champlain dur
ing the last of June. to cooperate with
Addison County Agricultural society IN
! regard to sports on the fair ground dur
ing the County fair in September. They
voted also to have n county convention
end unanimously extended call to
County Secretary Morhous to remain
! another year The following members
were present. y. w. Eddy, w. n. Cady,
President J. NJ. Thomas d. L. Wells
Judge j. T. Weeks, Judge f. c. Dyer,
| NJ. A. Thomas w. H. Dean, G. II. VIII
| ley, Judge c. L Button and state Sccre-
tary Clark.
| Miss ODcl Douglas of Springfield,
| Mass, is in town to visit her mother,
Mrs. Robert Towle.-zMrs. Frank \.
! Tarnsworth, who has been in Boston.
New York and Pittsburg, Pa, for n few
weeks, has returned homc-Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Selleck have returned from Rut-
| land.-The last regular meeting Of the
Century club was held Tuesday evening
with Mrs. George RussclL-Ntss Margaret
/ McGoldricl is seriously i'll and is threat
cned with pneumonia.-Joseph Remlee
| and Miss Mary Remlee of Winooski are
| here to visit their parents MI and Mrs.
| Charles Remlee-Charcs y. Smith has
! returned to Sudbury after n few days
! in town.-NTrs. John Pocket and daugh-
] ffss n frg
/ here, have returned to Rutland.-Mr ana
! Mrs. John n. Sargent entertained a num-
Der of friends at the Sargent house Sun
day evening. .-Mss Hazel O'Connell, who
! has been teacher at the high school
| at Wells n. y, for a wear and a half
! is here to spend the Easter vacation with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Con-
nell.-Miss Agnes Calhoun has returned
from Rutland.-Ex-Gov. John w Stewart.
| who has spent few months in Colorado,
visiting the Panama canal and the West
| Indies Islands, has returned home.-At a
| meeting of the First Addison County Cow
| Testing association Monday morning at
| the Grange hail ARRANGEMENTS were
made whereby there will be cooperation
| in buying grain for next winters USE
! Mrs. James McCue has gone to Rutland.
Mrs. John Z. Wright is ill.-Solomon
| Carpenter. who has been visiting at the
! home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Carpenter, for 10 days. returned
/ to Fulton, \. Y, MondaY.-The cattle
! shipment Monday consisted of five car
! loads.-The Rev. Richard b. Esten was
! in Rutland Monday to attend the month
| ~ conference of Baptist ministers.-Mrs
| John NJ Thomas, wife OF President
/ Thomas OF Middlebury College, re-
| turned Saturday afternoon from Bur
| lnGton, whore she underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis March 2S at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Air. and Mrs.
! William DuCkett are parents of a son,
| born Monday neutrality-suspicious. Farrell,
Jr., has returned from St. Albans.--Aliss
| l.ottie Walker, who has been at the home
| of her brother Henry Walker, for
week, has returned to Johnson
Tuesday evening, April IS there will
| be another board of trade dinner at
the Addison, at which Judge George NJ.
| Powers Of Morrisvile, chief Justice of the
| supreme court, will speak. Tickets will
| be sold as before, in advance of the din
ner, and no more tickets Will be disposed
| of than the capacity of the dining han
warrants. Those who have not as vet
! become members of the board of trade
are invited to attend the dinner.-The an
nual meeting of 1liddlebury Council, No.
| H. X. az 5. IA, was held in the Masonic
| Temple Tuesday evening. The following
| officers We're elected: 4. |. NJ, r. f. Pin
! ncy; s. NJ, Willis n. Cady; p c. c., \.
| $. Hartmann; captain or the guard, John
! l.. Slater; recorder and treasurer, Will
| liam Ii. Brewster; c. c.. Frank vi.
! Stearns chaplain. George Mead; steward,
| Fred c. Brooklns; sentinel, II. c. Potter.
! Mrs. l.. c. Russell will entertain a few
! friends at bridge this evening.-John y.
Fletcher is ill.-Col. ana Mrs S. y. Ilslcy
have gone to New York for a few weeks
William p. Russell Circle, Ladies of the
! Grand Army, at their regular meeting
! Tuesday evening admitted two new sis
| tcrs to membership. The circle was given
/ "a pleasant surprise with a lunch from
! William p Russell Post-Letters from
| Thomas +. Burns from Marble City, Colo,
! who since the first of last winter has been
/ superintendent of the Colorado Yule Mar
| the Middebury colony in the city are
well and prosperous and that this COM
pany Is prdlng itself on having Sc
| cured the contract to furnish $2,OOO. 600
| worth of marble to be used in the con-
| structon of the Grand Lincoln Memorial
building in Washington, ID. C.-Miss Mary
! y Mc'ormick of Montreal is here.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Forde have returned from
| Rutland-The proprictors of the Hotel
| Logan are improving the premises nv