Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01


bury occupied the pulpit OF the Wesieyn
church Sunday morning
Miss Dorothy Cole is visiting her sister
Miss Lillian Cole, In Middlepury'-M's'
d. f. Weller of Boston is visiting at the
home OF II. -. Evans on Seminary Mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Of Salisbury
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mott d. war
ner. They will leave for Dexter. ~ W.
where they will engage In farmins.-Mrs'
Mark II. King Is out again after long
illness. Mrs. Frank n. Pettee is visitihg
her brother. Lewis Jones, at Glens rails,
n. Y.-Flavius St Pierre has several
broken ribs as the result of fall at his
home.--Julius Pelkcv # Pittsford NILS
has purchased Of Mrs. Ada " Thomas the
Frank Thomas farm on the fittstord
road. Miss Dorothy Thomas is visiting
Miss Gladys Bird at llortonville'
The Rcv. John Woodhouse of West
Chazy. n. v. is the guest OF Jerome :.
Cole. Mr.. Woodhouse is former pastor
OF the Pentccostal Church and Will soon
move to Cattaraug,s, n Y, where he
will preside over the W. NJ. CHURCH.
Tho hoy scouts enjoyed a hike Tuesday
afternoon to the June cemetery In Pitts
ford. The boys were In charge of Scout
Master Burton n Sisco.-The music
pupils Of Mrs. Elliott Hack gave a
recital at the brandon Inn Tuesday
evening The Brandon hand will present
THE Deacon at the Sudbury town hall
April Mrs. II. f. Crossman and two
sons of Lancaster, n H., are guests at
Frank Chambers on Seminary hill.-The
Manhattan Shirt company has been
operating its plant for sometime for
five days each week. The operatives are
greatly disturbed by report that the
shop will soon shut down for two months.
The employees have been offered work
In the shop at Poultney.-Hcnry Spalhoz
Of Poutney was in town Tuesday. Miss
Cora Talbot Of Worcester Mass. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w O. Talbot
The proprietors of the pool rooms in
the village have received legal notice
in writing that they will be fined for
allowing minors to play pool or frequent
their rooms without the written consent
of their parents or guardian. There is n
determination on the part Of the local
authorities to enforce the law especially
with reference to pupils in the public
schools. John II. Dobnson is in Bellows
Falls making extensive repairs to the
organ of the Congregational Church.
The organ was badly damaged In a re-
cent 'ire.-The Offering for the Belgian
sufferers taken at the town hall Sunday
evening amounted to $l35.--Miss Margaret
Farnham Miss Ruth Sawyer, Miss Ruth
Demo and Miss Irene Bucklin are spend
ing the week in Sudbury. Blanche Reed
daughter of M. and Mrs. Carl Reed.
has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Albert Powers of Troy, y. y,
is the guest Of H. II. Waters. Mrs NJ
ID. Chittendon and Miss Eliza beth chit
tenden Of Burlington are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Fuller.-Roy Mayo has
severed his connection with the a. II.
Sanders restaurant. He Is succeeded by
Thomas Desorda of Sudbury Miss
Esther ioder is in Middlebury.--Mr
and Mrs. Irving Howard of Rutland are
visiting Mrs. Tyler Howard.
Orrel 7. Severy Of Goshen and Miss
Hannah Kinsman OF Gardiner. Mass,
were married at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage Wednesday noon by the Rev.
r. II Washburn After a wedding tour
Mr. and Mrs Severv will reside in Gosh
en.-Miss Della Baker of Forestdale Is the
guect Of Mrs. \. II. Capen Nay
Tor. proprietor of the Douglas House, is
endeavoring to raise the $500 fine imposed
on him i'm the Rutland city court for pos
sessing liquor with the intent to sell. If
the cash is not in hand by Saturday night
Naylor will serve five months in the
house Of correctional Serena Severy
is i'll at the home of her nephew. l.. A.
Severy.-Dr. o. c. Baker has been called
to Fair Haven by the illness Of his grand
son, George Baker-The Rev John
Wo ,dhouse and family are in Leicester
a daughter was born March 80 to Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. \. Sturtevant at the Rutland
city hospital Mrs Sturtevant was for
merry Miss Roxy Sumner of Brandon, for
many years clerk at the postofflce-Mrs.
jay A. Dow has returned from visit of
several days with friends in Rutland
+. A. Bishop has moved from Leicester
junction to the farm Of NJ j. Lavonche
on the Pittsford road.-Harry Sessions
celebrated his sixth birthday Monday by
a larty.--Mrs. Eugene Woodruff and two
children Of Burlington are guests at
James Woodruff MIR and Mrs Fred
Barnard of Crown Point. n. y, are
guests of Miss Agnes Barnard.-Ennorv
Patnode has moved from the Atwoll place
to Whiting. Ward W. Whalen and Will
liam Devers are ut home from Holy Cross
College for the Easter vacation-Th
Neishborhood Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will meet with Miss Anna
Collins this afternoon Seth birth
day of Henry NJ. Ferris was celebrated
by his friends Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ n. Aver are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs Burt Brookins Of
Waltham. Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs
Wright Flagg Of Leicester.-John Falcon
has leased the Tiffany farm for term Of
years, Owners of maple sugar orchards
are not overpleased with the cold winds
or the past few days. although the late
sugar snow would have been most well
come with warmer weather. On Tues
day the buckets and spouts were frozen
up stiff.
BENSON.
The Rev. Charles r. Hayward. who
has been pastor of the Congregational
Church for over two years, coming here