Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26


and Mrs. C. J. stockwel for two months
went to Bethel Saturday.-Mrs. Van
Dusen came from Barre Saturday for
a week with her sister, Mrs w. Il.
1lebard.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott OF
Barre came Saturday to remain over
Sunday with Mrs SCOTS parents, Mr..
and Mrs ]. j. Trerise.-O. S. Chamber
lin, who suffered a shock of paralysis
Wednesday night, is somewhat nore
comfortable. Saturday his sister MISS
Eta Chamberln of Montpelier. arrived
to remain over Sunday.-Miss Gladys
Thaycr. who has been out of town LOT
three days, returned Saturday ana IS
again at the home of her aunt. Mrs d.
Il. Tewksbury. Flora Bell, VINO
has been in Gardner, Me. for three
weeks, has returned.-Aliss Annie Wood !
who has been teaching in Addison for
several weeks, has closed the winter
term and is again at home with her par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. f. Il. Wood.-The ban
uuet given by the Merchants association
was u success there being 76 present.
Mrs Alettha Bailey smith, who has been
confined to the house for month, was
able to he down street last week for
the first time.-Douglas Barclay of Barre
Joined his wife and children at the
Manchester Saturday for an over-Sun-
day stay.-Mrs. H. II. Hayward is in
South Royalton with her mother. Mrs
| Goodalc.
| Mrs Myron Washburn Of Cambridge
| Junction arrived Monday for a several
days visit-Supt and Mrs. H. W. Lewis
spent Sunday in Morrisvillc with Evan
|
spent Sunday there were H. l.. Patch and
the Misses Ruth Jones and Hazel Camp
bell-The Misses Margaret and Jennie
| Johnston of Lebanon, y. H., spent sun
day with Mrs w. f. Edison and Miss
Maud Johnston.-Mss Jessie Blanchard
returned to White River Junction after
spending Sunday with her parents MI
and Mrs. John Blanchard.-Mrs. Wallace
! Hin returned Monday from Rochester,
where she had been since Friday with
her hushand.-Miss Edith Marcott LETT
Sunday for Dedham. Mass, where she
| went to attend the funeral of MIR. Mn,
| with whose family she lived while study
| ing music in Boston.-Mr and Mrs FL
| win Scott of Barre. who spent Sunday
| with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Trerise, return
| cd Monday-Mrs. John Morrill, of Tun-
| bridge. who came Saturday to visit her
! sister Mrs w. O. Morrill,, who is at the
| sanltarium while recovering from sur
@iCal operation, went to her home Mon
day Miss Doris Stockwcll celebrated
her nth birthday anniversary Saturday
by entertaining II friends.-Miss Susan
Stockwell of Rochester arrived Monday
for several days with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
j. Stockwell.-Scth King, engaged in un-
loading hay at the home of A. +. Lamb,
was thrown when the binding pole broke.
He struck on his head Just above the
forehead. It IS thought that the skull is
injured. He was taken to the sanitarium
Mrs. Fuller of Barre. who has been al
the sanitarium and furnished skin which
was grated into the arm of her sister
Mrs. f. z. Common. was able to go to hei
home Monday. Mrs. Connor is now gain
ing and 1t Is thought will he able to leave
the sanitarium before long. She has beer
there since last October 19-Mrs. J. r
French and Mr.. and Mrs Vance Waters
We're in Bethel Sunday to visit Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter Larock.
: Tuesday morning was the coolest OF
the winter in many places in town the
thermometer falling to IS degrees be-
t. s, ,,. ,,,o., r,,,, ,s,
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40 -
= present-M. NJ. Wilson went to Bur
lington Monday.-Twenty-s six business
men went to Burlington Tuesday t,
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= 49,. t 49,, ,,,r $780,
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. opha1med and viii no nIaced in
- metallic casI<et. ready fo, transporta
, ton here as soon as the weather
favorable. Mr.. Jewett is survived h
. his wife and daughter and three sis
q ters who live in this village. Mrs. A.
Lamb, Mrs Charles Griswold and Mr.,
4 Jennie Gifford-Mrs Carroll IIarve
n of Rochester arrived here on Tuesda
N for several days with her mother, MIR.
m Lois Rix.-Roy johnson. who was on