Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-09

Madeline, returned Thursday from Flor
ida, where they have been spending tn.
winter-The mne-year-old son Of NH
and Mrs. Arthur Bashaw fell from n
see-saw April and broke his lefe
arm between the wrist and elbow.-An.
other case Of mild typhoid is that Of
Marshall St. German, delivery clerk in
d. NJ. Crofts store. Robert Rublee IA
employed in his place.-Miss Annie Mer-
rill has been passing the week in Bos-
ton and vicinity, where she accompanied
her grandmother, Mrs. c. c. whitney,
who Is to enter the Melrose sanitarium
for treatment.-E. w. David has return
ed from Philadelphia fully recovered from
his recent Illness and resumed his posi-
ton with the Federal Packing company
Miss Edith Whitney of Richford has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. H. A. Cid
dings.-Mrs. T.. q. Ferguson and son,
Raymond. Of New York city, have been
visiting In the home Of II. ". Shower
on Depot street
#. O. Sinclair OF Burlington has been
engaged by the selectmen, acting under
the resolution adopted in March meeting.
to inspect the covered bridge IN the VIII
ldse' as TO the Availability of building
Il new structure. The selcctmen were
given authority to act should the bridge
De condemned.-Miss Alma Kimbal re
turned saturday to White River Juno
uon' where she will resume her dutis
as 'ea'her'-W. Il. Burt has purchased
par OF chestnut horses In Canada.-Orru
hurl OF Ninchendon Mass, where h
IL III IN" plumbing business, was in town
over Friday night Mr.. Burt a son q,
Il La in
here He reports his father as well and
living with a son, Frank. who is as
ISOLATED with Orrln in business.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. l.. Marsh and Mrs. c. I. Marsh
arrived from California SATURDAY after an
absence Of about three months-Nbes
Dorothy Leavens has returned ia her
home in Cambridge after spending a week
| with her grandmother Mrs L. A. Gaines
st. Matthew's Church Of this place has
extended a call to the Rev William Gar
ner of Milton to become their rector Nav
/, subject to approval BY the bishop. He
| will serve also Christ's Church at the Cen
! ter.
The condition Of Mrs c. r, f. Rest
who has been Ill for few weeks in the
! home of II. y. tiidder where she and
Mr.. Best went upon the illness OF Mrs.
Leach with typhoid in their house. Is
very much improved-Mrs A. S. Arm.
strong continues to improve from tn,
operation Of a few weeks ago.-Mrs
Ednah Leach is improving under the cara
of Mrs. Gross, but at very slow rate
w. e. Fuller Of the customs service IN
Richford was with his family here over
Sunday.-Work on the new house of II.
y. Kimball on Berkshire road Is pro
| pr Inc nd Il.
occupy by May /. The contractor. Law
Colcord Of Richford, was at his home
over Sunday.-The condition of Raw
Whitney, who is i'll in Franklin, con-
tinues very critlcal.-Miss Joanna d.
Croft returned to Burlington Saturday:
The sugar social by the ". c. T. I.
in the parlors of the Methodist Church
Friday evening was attended by about
80 persons Among those present was
Hin Tang Wong OF China, who is being
educated by his government at the uni
versity in Burlington and who was spend-
ing a few days with Roscoe Wrston. II
was his first experience with maple SUI
gar. varied literary program of mu-
sic. Rotations and short talk by Mrs.
+. j. Parmelee, followed by pledge sign
Ing, filled out a very enjoyable evening"
The annual meeting of the Glover club
was held Monday evening with Mrs W.
r. McFeeters on Maple Park About %
of those present represented different va
rieties of pie, the guessing of which con-
stituted one of the pleasing features.
short musical program was rendered, fol-
lowed by the business meeting. The re-
port of the treasurer showed sSO76 on
hand, with all bills paid. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs ].
NJ. Jeffords; second vice-president, Mrs.
r. j. Mears; third vice-president Miss
Ida Sykes; fourth vice-president, Mrs F.
c. Farrell; secretary, Mrs. f. F. Green
wood; treasurer Mrs. l.. L. Marsh; pro-
gram committee Mrs. a. NJ. Brown Mrs
Sylvia McMullen, Mrs. b. f. Wider
Mrs, c, p. Conant and daughter Mrs
James II. Mcdonald. of Aurora, H., who
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ovitt
a few days last week, left here Saturday.
The Misses Doris Waller Of St Joseph
Mo, and Marguerite Wen of Minneap-
oils, MINI, students in Lasell Seminary
at Auburndale. Mass, are guests this
week Of their school friend, Miss Helen
MeTlll.-Mlss Marion McCarty of Bur
lngton business College is passing a va
cation with her aunt, Mrs. D. /. Draper
Miss Lena Ilimball, a musical instructor
In school for the blind in New York
city is with ker parents Mr. and Mrs H.
y. KlmbalI. for week
There are two cases Of typhoid in a
mild form in the family of Ashton Nor
gan. VINO moved into the tenement Of j.
II. Blair from Highcate few months
ago The father is employed in the har-
ness shop CT w. V, Phelps & Co. A son,
Hiram, need eight. is recovering and
daughter, Ada, aged SIX has come dovr
within weeE.--Nirs Maud Stebbins speni
sunday in Sheldon Her son Carroll
who had beer passing the week there
with her--Tho schoo; tuiidins
was cleared IN one minute n the fra
irill Monday.-Mrs. i J. ,ColGUeu ha,
been recent visitor to her sjster Nrn
:. w Richardson OF South Royalscn.
Who is recovering from an operation az
he Mary Fletcher hospital in BurIinp.
on, Mrs. B. ". Clark VINO was opcr.
tied on few weeks ago az a sani,ariiu
n ST. Adams. has so far recovered TIM
VIZ Clark expects 10 bring her home Sal
lrday. Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Kendall lssy1
saturday for Boston 10 attend the vsd
Ing OF Mrs. Kendalrs brother, g r
Surt which Is to occur Wednesday ths
9TH They will be accompanied ny
hocc - Mrs, Kendall, Miss Gienra Noble
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