Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
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Mrs Henry Davis of Lincoln and Mrs.
Clarence Miller of Warren were in town
Saturday to See their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Smalley. who has been
Ill for two weeks. Mrs. Smalley is gain
Ing now.-Wiliam i;dmunds and James
Caldell of Middlcburv College We're in
town over S~unday.-AJrS. Walter sheldon
has returned from Il several weeks
visit to places in New Hampshire and
eastern Nernont.-Tho Delta Alpha class
Of the Methodist Sunday school held
its regular social meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. John
Nurt.-Miss Alice White returned Satur-
dav from a stay Of several weeks in
Rutlaud-There will be special meetings
in tho chapr OF the Methodist church
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday even
in.s Of this weok.-The l.pworth League
had q Washington social Monday night
at tine home of the Rev. and Mrs. q.
\. Parker Refreshments were served
'irore, Jinmo OF Burlington spent Sun
day at his home here.-Miss Jessie /.
Ross spent sunday and Monday at her
home in Grand lslc.-Mrs. Ralph DEMO
spent Saturday and sunday in iLddle-
hury.-Kalph Brown visited his parents.
Ar. ami Mrs. Henry Brown. and family
III Burlington over Sunday.
y SON., ChaunCov Jennings. was BORN
recently to Mr. and Mr.. Chauncey Bee
man OF 81. Albans, formerly OF this town.
Mrs. Wallace Norton and Mrs Mary
Davis Of Lincoln attended the Frances
Willard memorial meeting held ut Miss
Wcllcr's Friday afteruoon.-The juniors
of the Baptist Church held a Washington
..p.f.1 L-,i1,,. .-.npin, a., tho I,n,c 80
Bernard Gleason. The rooms were dec
GRATED with bunting and hatchets and
refreshments were served.-The regular
meeting of the O.. f.. :. was held Tues
day evening. \ pleasing program was
arranged and refreshments were
serVed.-Mrs. r. r. Thomas was in Bur
lington Saturday--The boys of the ju-
nior and senior classes Of the high school
went to Burlington Saturday to attend
the "kake Walk" Monday evening. While
in Burlington they were guests of Prin.
j. O. BaXendale.-Miss Doris Currier gave
thu members of her Sunday school class
a valentine party Saturday night at her
home on Church street. Refreshments
were served.-Miss Grace Pollard was at
HON from her school in Essex Junction
over SundaY.-Mrs. W. NJ. Farr has re-
from Morrisville. where she was
called by the illness Of her mother.-The
remains OF Edward O'Neil were brought
here from Worcester, Mass, Friday night
ana the funeral was held at St. Ambrose's
Church Saturday morning at nine
o'clock. The burial was in Holy Cross
conetery.-Dr. J. b. O'Neil OF Portland.
Me, and William O'Nell OF Baltimore.
Md, were in town Saturday to attend the
funeral Of their brother, Edward O'Neil.
Miss Dora Palmer was at home from
her school in Proctor over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. +. II. Dickerman returned Sat
urdaY from a two weeks' trip to New
York and Pennsylvania,-Dr. Edgar H.
Farr of New York city il visiting his
mother, Mrs. Sophia Farr.-Miss Anita
Todd las accepted a position as clerk in
the local poStofice.
Mr., and MS. Ernest White We're
In Burlington Monday-Miss Ella O'Con-
nor fcll on the ice on North street Mon
day, breaking one of the bones in one
ankle.-Mr. and Mrs, r. c. Martin went
to Burlington TuesdaY.-News was re-
ceived Monday of the death in Platts-
burgh, \. Y, Of Burton, the three-year-
old son of the Rev. and Mrs. Roy j.
Wood, of spinal meningitis. Mrs. Wood
is a sister of Il, w Estey of this town.
The Green Mountain club met Monday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Varney.
Mrs. Amelia Barnard has returned from
an extended visit to her niece, Mrs, @.
g. Coates. in New Haven.
Mrs. David r. Bosworth, Miss Helen
Bosworth and Mrs. r. S. Smith were
In Burlington Monday and Tuesday
Mrs, Orisa Atkins of Lincoln is at r.
E. Martin's-The Outlook club will meet
Friday afternoon with Miss Evelyn Du-
mas Miss Grace d, Pollard closed her
winter term of school in Essex Friday
and went Tuesday morning to Shelburne
to ill a vacancy in the graded school
caused by the illness Of one Of the teach
held Monday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Il, W. Varney the first prizes
were Won by Mrs. Clement Varney and
Il. A, Purinton and the consolation
prizes by Mrs. r. A. Purtnton and A. c
Hier.-The members Of Miss Melina Bos'
worth's class will entertain the adul'
and intermediate classes of the Raptis'
Sunday school in the church parlors Fri
day evening The funeral OF Edward
Ash, who died in Ripton, was held in st
Ambrose's Church Wednesday morning
B. w. Estey went TO Plattsburgh, N
Y, Tuesday to attend the funeral Of hii
nsphew, Burton Wood.
ADDISOIs.