Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-12

non Of Moriistown, who has been very
III with pneumonia at George Bohan-
mons in Sterling, Is now Improving
Mrs. Mae Dewing has i;turled to hor
home in Burlington aftoi visiting Mrs.
Abbie w. Crossett at the home of hor
nephew, +. p. Billings. Mrs Crossett.
who has been confined to her bed since
Christmas, does not Improve in health.
The ladies' OF II. H. Smith Post.
Woman's Relief Corps. will hold their
mid month meeting Thursday after
noon. Lunches will be served to the
members Of the post and corps in honor
OF L'nsoln's hirthday.--Airs. e. A. Hill
is i'll with lumbago. Her daughter.
Mrs Lula Dunbar wGs called home
from Morrisville Saturday.--The topic
for discussion at the me citing of Mans
field Mountain Grange Saturday after
noon win be ITO what Extcnt Can We
Profit by Cooperative Buying and
Selling In our Grange ?'--rho ladies Of
the Congregational Churcn met at
the vestry Wednesday afternoon to
consider plans for rc-modonrg tho
church kitchen-Dr. H. w. Bar rows
was in Burlington Monday A recep-
tton was given Saturday evening TO VII.
and Mrs Giles A. Dewey at their horie
in stove follow, when they aii,v-I
Saturday from tbclr wedding journey
About 60 were present, including NJ.
anG Mrs l.. y. Grout, Miss Crosso-t aid
, Mr. Crossett of wa erhury. Ref, csn.
men's were served and two large c'.a!.s
were presented to NJ and Mrs. Dewey
in behalf % tho company.--A surprise
party was given by 40 of his friends
. Saturday evening to Arthur ]. Hvu stop
at the homo Of his parents, NJ. and
Mrs. j. r. Houston. An elaborate sup
= per was served and games ana music
enjoyed Mrs. f. i. Houston and
daughter Doris, Of Waterbury were
y visitors 1T J f Eouston's satu rt1y
d and Sunday
y T. Gale tho vosefon cGttle buyer.
las shipped 43 ccwS and IS calves 70
NDssa .husctts this week * daughter
: was horr on February to Mr.. and Mrs.
d, WINS Hougless Il Bennington. formerly
u Of stowe Miss MAJ erie Watts ives
. called home from Waterbury by the III
- ness Of Ter m0ther-AI.. ard Mrs. c. L.
H. NcM1Lon are H. Blrl,nttou "A son was
% .oru reH.uary . 20 Mr.. ard Mira Walter
- s. Sioston --rrof. c. y. Adams O: Tufts
college, listed his mother. Mrs, 4 j.
dams, 1t the Fanny allen hospital.
WinoosI sunday. Mrs Adams is doing
81 well as could De expected.-Haro.d
dapoor and George tTeury were n
Norrisvi,lo Tueslay.-The condition If
" Mrs Frank Burt who has been In Ill
ucalth COR several months does not Inn
rove Mrs Newell Bigeow. who is
s,owly recovering from long illness,
u continues t. improve. She is able to sit
- ap part of the time
There was large attendance at the
,, public meeting at the high school build
. .ng Tuesday evening when the faculty
-, If the high and graded schools carried
d .ut an interesting program. The pro-
, ram included several selections by the
Peerless orchestra. a vocal solo by Mrs.
H. W. Barrows the opening address y
pal A. c. Reynolds Papers read in
GUIDED History, the Foundation for
Modern Life" by G.. a Burnham, Ger
man Its Training and Value" Miss Par
le kar: draining for Vermont's Great In.
in 7u-try" Mr. Chaffee; Applied Mathe-
4 .lstics." Miss Fltzsimonds; English,
I'd What We T. ch and Why, Mr.. Rey-
Il, mods: aul ri, address, What You Can
N 100 For Your child" by Superintendent
q, o. . Hove At recess a dinner pail
u nreh minded No audience of their for
de- NOR school days, and was given to in
nd s.ect exhibits Those Of occupation work
er We're in charge OF Miss Bgelow; lang
OF uage Miss Campbell writing and geog-
u raphy Miss Merritt, composition and
a arithmetic Miss Sargent. The exhibits OF
ne the agricultural department in the base
Nv mont attracted much attention, and in
Guided tools. pamphlets and apparatus
IT pictures of working classes and botanical
succimons.- Tuesday was one of the
co'dcs, days of the winter Thermometers