Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-25

the hospital for abo1t three weeks
Henry Small was a successful hunter
Saturday, having shot a largo doe
Miss Ona Robson was taken to Fanny
Allen hospital, Winooski, Saturday eve
ming. where she expected to undergo an
operation for appendicitis. She was ac-
companied by her mother Mrs. George
Robson.-School in the districts closed
Friday and Saturday for the Thanks
giving vacation.-Mss Mertie Cunning
ham, who has taught the South Randolph
school, went to her home in Johnson
Saturday evenng.-Mrs. Laura Titus of
iIardwick was guest of friends in town
over Sunday.-Bradlev Thomas of Bur-
lington and Miss Marjorie Post of Essex
Junction are guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Thomas
Miss Ia Hoyt Of Johnson passed Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.
Hoyt.--Henry Morse. who had the mis-
fortune to shoot two fingers from his
hand while out hunting deer. returned
Saturday evening from Fanny Allen
hospital in Winooski. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Hazen and little daughter OF North
zero came Saturday evening for a visit
With Mrs Hazens sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stanclff, while Mr.
IidHen anu MT. SthnCIll1 are DONG some
deer hunting.-Newton Lebanon returned
Saturday evening from Burlington and
reported that his brother Dana LeBaron.
had undergone successful operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital Road
Superior G.. a. Barrows went Monday to
| Cambridgeboro to finish a piece Of State
road work. Mr. Barrows has been in
Stowe for two weeks past. taking charge
of a niece of road work in that
/ w. II. Hadlock went to Burlington Mon
day for a three months stay while en-
gagged in missionary work In the interests
of the Mormon Church.--George Carter,
a former resident, returned Monday to
Nicholville, y. Y, after passing n week
In town.-MT. and Mrs. Luke Fleming
went Monday to Enosburg to visit tho
! latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. w.
! Clark. MIR. Fleming is around on clutches
owing to badly sprained ankle.-Mrs.
Mary Wilson Of Boston, who has been
guest for the past six weeks of her
niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. Z.
Wheelock returned home Monday-A1rs.
Kittie Boynton Gage who has passed
several weeks here with her parents Mr.
ard Mrs. l.. i. Boynton. while disposins
Of her millinery business, left Monday
for her future home in Trask, b. c.
Antoine Mayor of Bethel came Monday
for little time hunting deer. a guest
while here at the w J. Churchill farm
4 special communica ton of Mount YER
non Lodge. No. s. F. and A. NJ. has been
called for November % in honor of tha
5oth anniversary. as Mason. of Austin
Wilkins. The lodge will open in form by
the regular officers at eight o'clock. The
Hon. T G. Cheney will act as toastmas g.
ter. Refreshments will be served after
the program in the dining rooms. r.
Bracket. his daughter, Mrs. Nettie Law
and son. Lnwood Law, went Tuesday to
Niddlehury to rass Thanksgiving with
the formers daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. John Stiles.-Carrol Taylor was
In Sheldon Tuesday. Winnifred Tyn-
dali went Tuesday to Plainfield. n. j., to
visit her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. w J. Moore Mr.. and Mrs Edison
Shattuck Of Waterville were guests Mon
day Of Mr.. and Mrs T. o. I4unt.-Mrs.
Maurice Greene PASSED TUESDAY in John
son guest of her sister-n-law Miss
Ruth Greene. TEACHER of art at the John
son Normal school.-Mr and Mrs. Ned
Phillips Of East Hardwick came Tuesday
to pass Thanksgiving With friends.-Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Eells, their sons Clifford
and Ebert, and nephew, Mars Lewis, have
arrived here from Psru. y. Y. and are
} moving to the ii. I. Kellogg farm, Oh
Gilmore road. which they recently pur-
chased-Mrs. Frank Garland of Concord.
} ~ H, care, Monday evening to pass
THANKSGIVING with her mother. Mrs G. p.
Fisher.-Mrs. Garland will be remembered
as Nellie Fisher. Mr. Garland will Join his
wife here Thursday.-NIr. and Mrs. George
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