Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-18


town.-AIiss A1'lorence f.. Eddy, who has
been confined 10 her bed for a week with
IL severe attack OF the grip. was able to
1T up Tuesday for the first hme.Wal-
ter w. Martin is able to he about the
village again after few days Illness
Edward Goudett OF Hyde Park Is in
own FOR few days.-Col. James VI
Tracey. after an eight days illness
with the grip. was able 10 be about Tor
he first time Tucstlay.-Miss Mary Hop
ltins, who has been Ill since Saturday.
was reported n little better Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. G. Green. who has been here for
Il few weeks to visit her son, George "
Rose. and family OF Court st~c., u,a,N
turned to Ogdensburg, n. .5WN
ems Home and Foreign n of thc
Congregational Church held social and
tea Mt the home OF Mrs. A. T.. Lambert OF
South Pleasant street Tuesday afternoon
from 300 to $50 p. m.-The Ladies Ali
society OF the Methodist Church held a
well attended meeting TUESDAY after
noon at the home Of Mrs. ] 4. Morgan
1T her home on South stree, Fremont
Abbey who has been i'll FOR a few weeks.
is able TO be about aCnin. Mrs Ransom
Billings has returned from the Fanny
Allen hospital, Winooski. where she went
several weeks ago for an opera ation.-Tne
funeral of Hubbard g. Potts will he held
Friday afternoon az two O'Clock at The
congregational Church.--A pleasant Oc-
casion last evening was the entertain
ment given in the Memorial Baptist
church to those Of the students Of Mid
dlebury College who attend that chrrch
The parlors We're decorated tast.fu u!lJ-
With college banners, etc. and ar enter
tanning program was furnished The
evening closed with refreshments.
Miss Trma n. Lane is spending several
days in burlington visiting friends
St. Patrick's day passed off quietly in
town. The only event of Importance
was the entertainment given at night
in the town hall by the young people
Of st. Marys Church.--Mr. and Mrs
John w. Crossman returned Wednes-
day to Toronto. Can, after a four weeks
stay with friends in Middleburv and
neiEhboring towns.-Work has beer
suspended at the plant Of the Middle
bury Marble company, recently or
Eanized. but as soon as spring has
fully opened 1t is intended to start VI
a gain. Since the quarry was opened
some very fine blocks of marble hav.
been taken out.-Oscar A. Thompson
and Horace l.. FlaGgman have return eo
to East Orange. y. 1.-The remains o.
Clarence Peck. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Peck OF East Middleburv, who diet
at his home in Wausau. Wis. Saturda,
a fter an Illness Of six days with pneu.
monia- are expected to arrive here to.
day and will be taken to East Middle
bury. The funeral arrangements have
not yet been made. Mr.. Peck was 81
years Of age. He was superintendent
OF stair department in a large factory
in Wausau. He leaves wife and on,
son, Guy Peck Of New York city, hi.
parents, sister. Nora Peck, and
brother, y. G. Peck, all of East Middle
lbury.-Charles II. Cheney, who has beer
in the retail clothing business in thi,
town for several years. has closed hi:
business and gone to Rutland. where h,
will work in the Wilson clothing store
The stock Of goods here was shipped tt
that city.--Mrs. II. NJ. Henderson viii
go to the Mary Fletcher hospital to
day. whore she win undergo an opera
tion.--The coalition Of Mrs. Mar,
FOote 10 sreSly improved. Her sister
Mrs. MsrWare< Mallory of Nashua. n
H. has been with hsr for several days
The funeral Of Hubbard C. Potter. wht
died early Monday morning. will b'
held In the CONGREGATIONAL Church a
two o'clock Friday william
Kendall Of Munger street has returne,
from the sanatorium at Pitteford-
Mrs. Guideon E. Abbey and Mrs S. II
Bracy of Chicago. who is her CUES,
have returned from visiting relatives n
Crown Point N. Y.-States Attorne
Sturtevant is i'll with the grip--Mr. an,
Mrs. Fred King OF Mill street are tn
parents of 4 son.-Mr. and Mrs Willar.
X. Cray OF Minneapolis. Minn VIII
have been spending the winter at Pain
Beach. Fla. VIII arrive here to-day
called by the death OF Mrs. Cray
uncle. II. C. Potter-Miss Mary Shea,
teacher in North Stratforl. y. H.. i
visiting her mother. Mrs. Shea, of Higl
street.