Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-07
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from Page One).

the home of her parents Mrs Myron
II. Reed has been called to l1Ydevile on
account Of the death OF her brother,
William highest on y Mrs. william j..
Cady. who has been Ill for several months
at her home on Seymour street with
dropsy and other complaints is now in
a serious condition. Miss Helen Ciift,
who has been at the home Of her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs Il. H. Clift, in Fair
Haven for several weeks, has returned.
Nelson Pickering has returned from
Burlington where he was called by the
illness OF his mother. Word has been
received from Milwaukee that Lieut..
James Grace. OF the Civil War, former
resident of this village died December
S In Milwaukee Roger Higgins has re-
turned from Arlington, where he has been
ON visit to relatives.--Gcorge F.. Abbey.
daughter. Anna. and son. Lawrence. have
returned from Burlington. Judge c. !.
Button is in Montpelier. - Edwin S. sun
derand. who has been in town for ten
days to visit friends, has returned to
New York city,. A. Peck has return
ed from Kingston y. V. whore he has
been visiting at the home OF the Rev.
and Mrs, Seeley for ten days. Mrs. Peck
will remain for a few days longer. -
Prof. and Mrs. {. +. Harris and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, have returned from Akron,
Ohio. where they have been for two
weeks. MIR. and Mrs. f. W. Beckwith
and daughter, Mary Elizabeth. who have
been visiting in Boston. have returned.
Mrs. Stagg and Miss Woods, who have
been at the home Of their parents, Mr.
q nd fnv un.k c
have returned to Fair HaVen.--Stella
| Farrell. who has been visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Farrell. for two weeks. has return
ed to Waterbury. Mrs Fremont Abbey
has returned from Leicester The cut
ting Of ice will be begun on a large scale
his week. The ice Is now from IA TO Il
inches thick at different places ON the
river There is fairly good ~leighlng -
There was special meeting Of the teach
ers Of the Bible school OF the Memorial
Baptist church a. the parsonage Monday
evening. Miss George Parncll has re-
turned to Chcopec Falls, Mass Mrs. y.
" Robbins Of Case street Is i'll with
pneumonia Joseph Forrest. who
has been seriously i'll. remains in about
h. same condition
George Mcdowell of Crown Point. y.
Y, and Daniel Suckmore of Boston were
arrested by County Game Warden George
II. cha flee of Mddlebury, charged with
Illegal fishing on Lake Champlain Jan
uary /. They were taken before Justice
Of the Peace Custavus Walker Of Bird.
port. Each pleaded guilty and was hned
s. The annual meeting Of the Volun-
Lntl ;,-
their hail Tuesday evening. The reports
of the various officers were read and ac-
copied and showed that things were in a
good condition. Tho following officer.
were elected Foreman John Lowell
! first assistant, Harry Warner: second
| a ssistant John Zero: clerk. Mr.. Perkins
treasurer. Mark Turner: secretary, Fred
| Ia Pan; delegate to state convention
James McNulla. who was given power
to appoint his alternate Miss Cecilia
/ Tcnnen. who has been visiting her sister
| Mrs G. O. Frost. and family for week
, has returned to Pittsford The New Yorl
I Milk plant has a large force Of mel anc
teams at work on the river getting on
their supply of Andrew Tomaasi o.
| MONTPELIER is in town to visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Jos, ph Calvi ON Seminary
street The annual meeting of the llsleN
Hook and Ladder company was held al
/ the Office OF John y. Wood IN the Battel
! block Tuesday evening. The report of tbs
officers showed that the company was il
! good condition. The following officer.
We're elected: Foreman. Charles j. Shaw
! assistant foreman. w. NJ. REYNOLDS: clerk
and treasurer, Charles +. Rogers Col
James NJ Tracy. who has been Ill a week
is on the road to recovery District Dep.
| uty D. Lewis Selleck went Wednesday tc
St. Adams. where he installed the newly
elected officers Of the Encampment brancf
Of the odd Fellows on Wednesday even.
| ing, and this evening he will install Off
GERS of the Eucampment at Burlington -
There will he "A Joint installation Of the
recently elected officers Of William p
/ Russell Post No 50, q. \. r.. and OF
| William +. Russell Circle. No Z. Ladies
! OF the q. \. r, at their hall at the Dyer
| mock Tuesday evening. January r. \
/ banquet will bc served beginning al sin
O'Clock. only members Of the post and
| their wives and members OF the circle and
( their husbands are invtcd.-Miss Mar!
Stillson of Denver. Colo. is in town
( James Burns and John Wilson of the Bull
| lard lumber job at Snake mountain have
| returned after spending the holidays al
/ their homes, the former In Clinton, y. Y.
and the latter in Dresden. y. Y.-Mr anC
Mrs. Moses Wimmett and ybung son
Paul. have returned from Pittsford wher,
they spent the holidays with Mrs. Vim
| NETS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
| Weinle.-Miss Minnie Herrick has return
| ed from East Rupert. where she spen
three weeks at the home OF her parents -
| Dennis Mccue of Rutland former Mid
| dlebury boy, is in town on a several days
| visit