Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10

the child ever since he was taken to
burlington. There has been no opera
ton yet and it is not known whether
there will have to be one or not.--Stev-
on Bracket. who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. John styles and fam
fly for few weeks, has returned to
Morrisvile.-The remains OF Thomas
Brooks, a former resident Of this otwn.
were brought here from the West and
taken TO New Haven for burial in the
family lot. Union Lodge, No. 9, f. and
\. NJ. met the remains at the station
and accompanied them to the Gene
terry and carried out the burial service
of the order.--The second in the series
of band concerts was given Wedncs-
day evening in the Addison House park
and drew a large crowd-Thc pupils
of the high school will give an enter
tainmcnt in the Grange hall this oven
ing. consisting of choruses. quartcts,
ducts, solos. piano solos duets and
trios, reading and selections by the
high school orchestra. The object is
to start Il piano fund,--Miss Mabel Hal
lgan of Boston, Mass, is in town for
two weeks visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Fred LaPan.
Mrs. Jennie Burke and Miss Jennie
Burke of New Bedford, Mass, are here
to visit Mrs. Burkc's uncles, Robert and
John G. Manney.-Sherff Olin Smith has
returned from Rutland. to which city
he accompanied Phillip LaMotte, who is
to serve not less than two years and six
months nor more than four years in the
house of correction for "A simple assault
upon nine year-old Dollice Norton.--Mrs.
Ladd miner left Wednesday for Flint.
Mich, where she will spend n few weeks
with her son, Dr. +. T.. Miner. who is a
prominent physician in that city.-Mrs.
jerome holland has returned from Bur
lingtou where she has spent week
visiting her sister. who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Postmaste Allan r.
Calhoun expects to move the postoffice
into new quarters on Main street
Saturday night. the rooms being prac-
ticallY finished and ready for occupancy.
DR. Prentis has returned from Burling-
ton, where he accompanied Mrs. Alice
Olmstead to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis Tuesday She is doingas well
as could be expeCtcd.-Mrs. John Thomp-
son. who was summoned here two weeks
dSb WI dN'bNll u tue Illness anu ttdtn
Of nor mother Mrs. William l.. Cday
has returned to New York City.-Mrs.
FordNcc Moore, who has been i'll for
som" time. has gone to Sarauac Lake,
y. Y, where she will remain for a while
under treatment. Her two children and
husband are with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Nj. Is. Moore John f'radett has re-
turned from Burlington. Mr. strong has
gone to Wakefield to attend the wedding
of his daughter which is to take place
in that village this Wcek.-Milton ~
Brooke of Boston, a former we'll known
business man Of this village. who has
been visiting here for a few DAYS has
returned To his home-Mrs. Leon J.
YeaW, who has been in Brattlchoro for
Il week. has returned home.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles j. Lowell who have been
in Proctor to visit her daughter and
family for 10 days has returned home
R. u. Esten of Webster Mass. a former
resident, is in town for the summer
Mrs. Robert f. PinneY and Miss Eliza
beth Pinney entertained at bride We'd
ncsdaN afternoon at the home of Miss
PinneY on Pleasant street. Among the
guests from ont of town We're Mrs
George II. V. Allen. ana Mrs. Vail Alien
of Fair Haven. and Mrs. Thomas w. RAY
OF Brandon, and Mrs. Roy {. Stearns Of
Portland.