Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-18
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Mrs. Esther Mann of SaWyerviIo. g. -
is visiting her daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs.. j. y. Cdirns.-Taui Ka,
mond, who has taken au agriculture
course at the University Of N.rnont
since completing a years work in Mid
dletown Springs, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Alice A. Raymond-Mrs. Goor..
Lawrence, who has spent the winter ia
New York, has returned to Birds Ely,
View farm.-The condition of Mrs. f. ;
%Boardman, who is at the Fanny Allca
hospital. remains about the same Mr.
Boardman went to Burlington Friday
afternoon.
church served a boiled dinner at
the church vestry Wcdnesday-Thcr.
was AN attendanca of .? at thu Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school sunday ana
100 were present at the mornin. church
service. \ specia! service will he held
at Faster which will be observed as
Decision day by the SUNDAY schuol-A
boy choir of seven voices with Ralph
Crane at the pipe organ furnished music
at Unity Church Sunday morning. There
was a party at the vestry for the sun
day school children saturday afternoon
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Dewey has sold the Grand View Farm
tn Fred r. Wakeman of Boston. Mi.
Wakeman takes immediate possession
Winfred w. Houston. who has passed
most of the winter in Montreal in the
employ of the Brown Hosting compan
Of Cleveland, Ohio, has finished work
there and returned to Cleveland. He visit
ed here on the way.-M. r. Perry, SON.
IN atr Of tho lnta = n I.1He
turned to Southport, Conn after a brief
visit at Lookout Farm, Miss Evelyn
Parsons is suffering with an attack Of
appendicitis Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Wright
and two children Wi! return this week
to Dannemora, \. Y, after visiting Mr..
Wright's parents, NJ. and Mrs. I. G.
Wright.-Miss Rowland, who has been
the guest of Mrs. H.. +. Pike, returned
Monday to Walpole, n H,-Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Moody have moved from w. f.
Harris tenement into the tenement in
q. n. Fishers house recently vacated ~
Mr.. and Mrs c.. l.. Robinson.-Mrs.
Abbie Warren Is recovering from the
Effects of the grip at the nome OF ner
daughter and husband, MI. and Mrs.
Henry Lurk. in West Lebanon, n. H.
At the meetins of Mansfield Mountain
.'' '7 a'NNi ilObAA . { NdIllLdIt~
we're elected to membership and several
applications Were received. A short
'terary program included a whistline
solo by Mrs, w. L. Demeritt and recita-
uons L., Mrs. Della McAllister d o.
+. Warren
Tuesday was the S9th birthday of SAM
uel Willard Barrows. one of the oldest
residents. A family gathering was held
at the homo of Mr.. Barrows and hts
d0ughter, Miss Clara Barrows. which
vas attended by Mr.. Barrows'a son and
wife. DIR. and Mrs. H.. w. Barrows. and
children, Douglass and Dorothy. ana his
daughter, Mrs. Austin A.. Emery Of st
Adams. During the winter Mr.. Bar
rows has cut and prepared for the stove
ten cords Of wood, split 10 cords of wood
which he purchased. and has helped hi,
son split end pile 20 cords. Mr.. Bar.
rows's eyeslght has failed a good deal IN
the past year, but otherwise his health
Is about as usual A. Gains was call.
cd Monday to Sawyervllle. Que.
by the death II his father, r. s. Gains.
MI, Gains was over so and was feeble.