Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-22

well--Mrs. Mary Kellogg went TO Betne'
Saturday .-.Mr. and Mrs N. c. Buck were
in Saxtons River Friday night, where
Mrs. Buck went on her oflclal WISH u
Rebekah Lodge in that place III IL ex-
pected that the odd Fellow Lodge VIII
realize so from their birthday party
which was held Thursday night.-Mrs. W.
l.. Bass and mother, Mrs Goodenough.
of Bethel after visiting Mr. and Mrs
John Bass retired Saturday to Bethel.--
Edwin Martin has bought of A. T. NeT
his farm in the Tarro neighborhood. which
! he will carry on in connection with his
Mace on Central street.-Miss Florence
! Hobart who underwent an operation for
appendicitis three weeks ago. was able
to leave for her home in Windsor Satur.
! dav-Iewis Durham, who is passing
some time with his parents in Braintree.
was in town Saturday.-Miss Lenora car
lin of East Granville arrived IN town
Saturday for short stay.-Felia ana
John Clifford went to South Royalton sat
urday to visit their aunt Mrs. ohm
Goodrich. Lyman Hutchinson left Sat
urday for Boston where he will spend "A
few days with his daughter, Mrs. Carl |
! Thresher Rev. Fraser Metzger |
went to Hanover n H.. Saturday to
preach in exchange with the Rev. Rob |
ert Faulconer who came to occupy the |
pulpit at Bethany Church
William Miller OF Richmond is here !
for a sort visit with his parents, !
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Mier.-The Rev. !
Homer White is i'll and is under the
care of trained nurse.--Miss Hattie I
Ratte left here Monday for Woodstock. !
where she went to remain a few days. |
The only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
toll I,a,,
Roxbury on Saturday and taken to the
sanitarium. where she underwent an
operation. She is now as comfortable
as could be expected.--The evening
service at the Methodist Church on
Sunday was concluded by statement
of the present standing of the church
and the gain the last two years,
since the pastorate of the Rev. G. F.
Crawford. The first year there was
federation with the Baptist Church and
in the report these figures were also
given. It was ascertained that in the
last year there had been raised for
benevolences and salary. $1.O71,
and the first year. there was
raised Sass. The gain in membership
stood 1s for the first year and 10 for
the last year. The Rev Mr.. Crawford
turn. On Monday he left for Brattle-
boro to attend the session of the con-
ference and his mother. Mrs. w. H.
Craw ford accompanied him-The Rev.
G. A. Emery and Mrs. Emery were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. George Emery
over Sunday and Monday, left for Brat
tleborO, where they expect to
be assigned to some place for the COM
. ing year.-Mrs. J. Il. Eldredge accom-
panied her husband. who was here over
; Sunday. to Waterbury for short stay.
Miss Annie Wood left Sunday to re-
sumo teaching in Essex.-Mrs. J. c.
Wells returned Monday from a two
weeks stay at East Randolph with her
son, John Wells.
Miss ina Grover. who has been here
! from Lawrence, Mass, for several days
. with her aunt. Mrs. n. c. Greene. left
Tuesday for her home.--Dr T.. O. Blanch-
. ard is ll.-The Rev. and Mrs c. A.
| Emery. who have been with Mr. Emery s
t son, George Emery. and family since
, Saturday. left Tuesday for Brattleboro
s to attend the Methodist conference.
= Among others who Went were Mrs. Jo-
v seph Hamilton. her husband having pre-
:, ceded her Monday. Mrs. G. f.. Crawford
II and child and Mrs w. II. Crawford.
II Mrs. Joseph Brown. who went to Mont
t. pelier and Mddlesex to visit her daugh-
d ter and Mrs James Mullaly. and her
=. grandson, John Ripley. and family, re-
}, turned Tuesdav-The daughter Of Mr..
a and Mrs. Bert rielders of RoX bury, who
< underwent an operation at the sanitar-
n ium Saturday. is improving. The com
s mittec from the Merchants association.
u the Rochester club, the Grange and the
" Kings Daughters, who have been ap-
= pointed to arrange for rest room over
) the H. A. Leonard store, met at that
II place Monday evening and organized.
u making j. B. Adams from the former So
ciety chairman, Abbe f. Clarke from the
u Kings Daughters secretary and G. j,
20 Stockwell from the Merchants associa =
ton treasurer. and the five members,
Mrs, Genie Carrigan and ID. T. Dyer in
addition to the first three named. as
executive committee. Various plans We're
y discussed and the work of furnishing
H. and equipping the same was left in the
VI hands of the committee, a part being as
" signed to each member. 1t is hoped that
: tn, rooms can be ready May l. but the
time may be extended to the second week
- in May.-Mss Mabel Hamilton left Tues
" day for Montpeler.-Miss Esther Shipley
= who has been the trimmer at the ". r.
Mcsser millinery store, has been sent
by the proprietor to Rochester to con
. duct a branch store.-Mrs. j. G. Alder
went to Bethel Tuesday to visit hei
cousin, Mrs. Frank Martin.-Arthur Page
. has come from Newport, n. H., to worl
. for Charles Palmer as painter.
:, Jesse Blodgett, the only son Of Mr.
u, and Mrs. Charles Blodgett, is very il
with a rheumatic trouble and almos
)" helpless This is the second attack b.
y has had this wnter,--Miss Julia Mile
. Of Bethel was in town Wednesday,
re son, Charles Flint. was horn April il t
" Mr. and Mrs Ronert COY OF New Canaan
lie Conn, the mother being Eunice Flint
s. daughter of r. j. Flint of Bethel, blu
e. who made her home for years wit
so Mrs w. y. Wall In this place.-The Ran
as doph Grange is now preparing a pla
lie which is TO be given in the Music hal
Mt H. Abe near future. the proceeds o
IN which are for the support OF the res
room, soon to be established owe
Leonards store Mrs. NJ. w. Campbe
is in Warren for few days.-H. !
k Holman, who has been III all winter
al has been more comfortable for fey
" days.-Mrs Martha Williams. who ha
90 been confined to the house for mont
:, | by illness Is now able to be out.-Mis
Anna COuphin who has been in FlOrid