Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-19

Davis of Athol, N. H.. came Tuesday for
q visit with Morrsville friends a guest
while here of Mr. and Mrs A. j. !
Douglass.-ATss Gladys Tiff was given o.
party Saturday evening in honor Of her
18th birthday, 20 OF her friends being
present. Games were engaged In and re-
freshments served Miss Tiff received a
garnet ring from her young friends and
a gold watch and bracelet from her fam
lily.
Mrs. A. A. Thayer went Monday to
Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski, where
she expects to undergo an operation
for appendicitis. She was accompanied
by Mr.. Thayer and Mrs Fred Aims
worth.-Mrs. George Battye went to
burlington Monday to return with her
sister Mrs. Lila Rushford. who is re-
covering from recent operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.--Mrs.
George Russell of Boston came Mon
day for an extended stay with Mr..
Russelrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. n.
Russell.--Mrs. Jesse Briggs of st. Johns
bury came Saturday evening for n visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
Patch.-Mrs. Eliza Griswold returned
Saturday evening from an extended
stay in Barre.-Jacques Senesnc of
Stanbrdge Station spent Sunday here
with Mrs Senesac.-Mss Lorna Smith
returned to Montpelier Monday after
q short stay with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs G. l. A. Smith. The condi-
ton of Mrs. Smith RETAINS about tho
same. She IL still confined to her bed.
The next regular meeting Of Lamoille
Grange will be held Friday evening.
Music, recitatlons. readings and con
tests will be the program together with
st Patricks day exercises. Refresh
ments will be served. A social and
promenade will follow tho progfum,--
Mrs. c. L. Brown and daughter, Miss
Marjorie, went to Bakersfield Monda I
70 visit the formers mother, Mrs. f. II
Vincent.-Mrs. Eliza Broughal vent 10
Hardwick Monday to visit her daugh-
, ter. Mrs. p. A. Wakefield, and other
, friends.--Mr. and Mrs Lawrence James
Z of Hardwick spent Sunday in town -
Mrs. Mary Daily IF Hurdwick visited
, here over Sunday
, a gathering of military whist c.u1
g was held at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
G.. Small Tuesday evening. Give tao!cs
We're played. gentlemen being invited. In,
, occasion was in celebration of st. Pat
. rick's day and all decorations We're ID
+ keeping with the day. Refreshments were
a sarved.-Lamoille Lodge. y. T. O. T., OBJ
served st. Patriclts day Tuesday at theiI
a regular meeting The hall was decorated
= in green. Progressive whist was payC
q at the close of the meeting, after whlcl
q refreshments We're served.-Fred Badge
-, has completed his work in the st. Johns
bury Office of the Boston & Maine rail
. road and went Wednesday to Portland
Me, where he has a position with the
y Maine Central.--Mrs. A b. Small went I,
Hardwick Tuesday for a week at thu
" home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Marion
who Is ill.-Mrs. G.. A. Barrows returned
Tuesday night from Boston and Prov
dence, r. IA. a. Kendall of Enosburg
d from Florida. where he spent the winter
10 a former resident. arrived Wednesday
. The seniors of People Academy are re
~ hea rising the five-act comedy, The Ri
D vals." and will present it Thursday an
l. Friday evenings, March % and z. Mis-
j Marguerite Grace Robinson has the cas-
'e in charge and it bids fair to be one of tn
u best local talent plays ever presente
n here.-The condition of Mrs. w. B. Patel
r who has been Ill, is improving. He
III daughter, Mrs Jesse Briggs, Of St. Johns
IL bury Is spending the week with her
Sc John Mead and Miss Pearl Ward, both c
<; Elmore, were united in marrige Wednes
s. day at the Methodist parsonage, the Re-
I, ". r Best performing the ceremony
lie The young people of the Methodist Churc
= will hold an evangelistic service at til
s. church Sunday afternoon at three o'clocl
W Royal Wilson died Wednesday morn
IS. ing Of pneumonia.