Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18

cousin. Mrs. T.. A. Bruce. Mrs. Hill. who
ms not been able to speak aloud for eight
Years, recovered her voice last week.
Mary, youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. NJ. Wilson, who has been III with
pneumonia, is now somewhat better.-At
the auction of the grocery goods recently
owned by the Mazzolini company, the en-
tire stock was bid off by NJ. NJ. WILSON,
a party was given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. T.. Kilburn Saturday night
I'm honor of Miss Mabel Judd, who Is soon
to be married to Clarence Frost OF North
Dakota.
The annual banquet of the Merchants
association will be held at the Randolph
Inn Thursday night with an elaborate
menu. About loo will sit down. The post
prandial speakers will be Governor c, w.
Gates, G. l.. Greene from the Center. T."
b.. Johnson Of the Herald and News and
the Rev. Fraser Metzger OF this place.
The Invitation and menu is printed upon
y dark green paper, illustrated with Two
scenes from Vermont, and on the back
leaf the toast of Cha rles Darling to YER
mont.-The Silver Cross Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will hold their regular
meeting Tuesday of next week, and have
INiNth 'IP DldlIllTtc FlItltS " J'"'
them in the meeting, which Is to be held
at the home of Mrs. b. d. Dubois In the
afternoon. Delegations arc expected from
there, to take part in the service.-Mrs ~
Rosetta Dean. sister OF J. NJ. Atwood Of
this place. died at her home in barnard
ut the age of IS years she was a mem
her Of n large family. one of whom Mr..
Atwood, lives In town.-Col. Israel Con-
aa. - hA n
can Revolution. will celebrate Washing
tons birthday by a meeting with Mrs.
s. II. Mccullough at her homo on South
Main street,. +. Terry OF Bethel was
town Tuesday. Harold Gilman. n clerk
in the store Of f. A. Thomas. is having
n two weeks vacation.-The University
club was entertained Monday night by
Or. and Mrs. :. L. clifford. There were
&c members and friends present and aft
crwards a paper was given by NJ, NJ
Wilson on The Right of Self-govern-
ment. "-Miss Florence. who has been as
sisting the Buck Printing company for
two weeks in the rush of getting out the
town reports. closed her work Monday
night and Is now ut her home for n few
dhvs-Miss Florence Mayo has severed
her connection with the store OF f. A.
Thomas and is now at her home for n few
months.-Tho Rochester club gave a
chicken-pie supper at tho parish house
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Dukettc went to Bethel
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Martha Cush-
ing. Mrs. b. +. Spear visited friends
in Bethel WcdnesdaY.-Mrs. Buttles,
formerly Mrs. Moulton, of Hale street
is critically i'll with pneumonia.-Mrs
G.. G.. Linton. went to Lyme. n. H.,
Wednesday to visit her mother.-Mr
and Mrs. +. II. Ketchum returned Tues
day from Concord. y. H., where they
had been to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Lillian Howe.-For years
Mrs. Howe had been nearly blind, but
used often to visit her relatives here
in company with MI. Howe--Mrs
Christina Terry. aged 90 years. came
Tuesday from Worcester. Mass, where
she had been living with her son, Fred
Terry. to visit her daughter. Mrs. c. d
Sanborn. She was accompanied here
by Mrs. L. a. Gibbs of White River
Junction. who has returned.-Mrs. NJ
II. Miller. who has been confined tc
the bed by illness. is slowly recover
! ing.-Thomas Bridges. who has re.
Gently returned from Maine improved
in health, is soon to go to Bethe'
where he is to resume work for the
Woodbury. Granite mpa