Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
VERGENNES.

Cohen spent Sunday in Burlington with
his family.-Whle chopping Saturday
Walter. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Vat
taw. cut a severe cash in his left hand.
Mrs. Spencer Hawlcv Of Panton visited
her cousin. Miss Martha Thorne. Satur-
daY.--Mrs. Emma Field of Ferrisburg
visited her daughter, Mrs David Rob
erts, Saturday.-The condition of Mrs.
Levi II. Brown is tmproved.-Mrs Henry
I. Booth has gone to Burlington for
medical treatment-A daughter, Ruth
Ella, was born January IA to Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Yattaw .--Prin. william II. Car
ter of Proctor visited his mother. Mrs.
Joseph Carter, Saturday.--A son was
horn January 10 to Nj and Mrs Bert
Allen.-Mjss Cohen Of Brandon Is visit
ing her uncle. Abraham Cohen.--In Sat
ul-day's market eggs brought 50 cents
per dozen and butter from u to 81 cents
per pound.
William Richards left Sunday on trip
to New Orleans, La. South America and
California, where he will visit the
Panama canal exposition at San
Francisco. expecting to return home by
the way Of the Panama canal.--IMcius
NJ. Avery on Sunday visited his wife In
Burlington. where she is slowly recover
ing from an operation for appendicitis
At the Mary Fletcher hospital.-Leonard
Lawrence visited his brother In Char
lotte Sunday.--Daniel Donnelly returned
yesterday to Montpelier after a visit to
his sisters, Mrs. Fred W. Coe. Mrs +.
l.. Grandey and Miss Kate Donnelly.-
Francis St George of Bristol and Miss
Della Sears Of Addison were married Mon
day morning at st. Peters Church
by the Rev. l.. \. Vezina Miss Mildred
Taber visited in Burlington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George T.. Stone
announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Mary Alice. to II. l.. Hunt.
formerly OF Nergenncs. but now OF
Malone y. Y. Mr.. Hunt IS dairy An
spector in northern New York in the
Interest Of Sheffield Farms, Sawson-
Decker company Of New York city
An oyster supper will be served at the
Congregational Church at Ferrisburg Fri
day evening, January 29.-Jud Williams
has drilled We'll for DR.. Nathan Open
helm on the Larrow place. 1t has been
an unusually difficult undertaking as
much of the six-inch pipe had to be put
| though a sand-pit for over 200 feet to
keep the sand from clogging the drill A
superabundance Of water has been found
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church met az
the parsonage Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Thomas Stevenson condition
of Bert Waterman Of Burlington, who is
| at the home of his son. DR. V. w. Water
| man, recovering from shock Is i'm
proved.-The Sheffield Farms Slawson-
t. L
! burg is being filled with l4-inch ice from
the mill pond by Oliver Danyou Mrs
| Charles F. White Of Maiden. Mass. IS
| ma king a weeks visit TO her parents
| Mr. and Mrs Henry G.. Miner--Miss Josie
| Smith. who has been visiting her cousin
Miss Mary Orvis, OF Ferrisburg has re-
turned to Shrewsbury.
The 10Th anniversary Of the LAS You
| Like II" club was celebrated Tuesday
| evening at the homo OF Mrs H. c. Her
rick, who was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. NJ r Bristol and Miss Crosby
| The program was opened with a piano
solo ny Polonaise. Paderewski, Mrs "
w. Waterman, which was rendered in a
most charming manner. Mrs. Donnelly
| gave brief sketch OF n years OF tho
club life and introduced Mrs, W. l..
WATSON Of Waterbury, who spoke on
1.-THE Evolution Of the Modern Club
Woman" Miss Powers sang vocal
solo. This concluded the program, after
which refreshments We're served. Mrs.
NJ. 7. Bristol poured and Mrs r. L..
Fish served assisted by Miss Wood
bridge. Miss MCGOWAN andd Mrs. Walter
Bristol The Rev. w. E Williams, T.
Neville. Mayor J, A Harrington and
Capt G. f. Parker represented St. Paul's
Church at the diocesan convention at
Burlington yesterday.-W. II. and Harry
Norton visited friends in Burlington
Tuesday The local Red Cross society
will meet this afternoon In the parlors
Of the Congregational Church Miss
Evelyn Benedict, Red Cross worker
of Burlington, will instruct the ladies
how TO work supplies for first aid to
| the injured The society has already
sent three dozen hospital sheets and a
| number of wooden scarfs and wristlets
for the R5'gians w. I. Hare and the
! Rev j. f. Mckee of Bennington on their
way to attend the diocesan convention
at Burlngt ton visited Mr.. Hare's son.
Irving, Tuesday Mrs, Anna Williams
and daughter Grace of Burlington are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Carpenter.-L r. Avery visited friends in
Burlington Tuesday,
BRISTOL.
Mr. ana Mrs S. S Drake OF Mace
donna. Ohio, are at the Bristol House
James Hanlon, who was called here by
the illness of his father returned "a
| nd Cal