Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02
E1Pqf WINGS IN \ERM0 II


De,ncritt ana Miss Margaret Ilke OIL
Waterbury, With Mrs Truman b. smith
nnd son, @. II. smith, were Mr. ana MIS-
A. u. SleNton. Mrs Jane Howe OF Rut'
land and George i, Moody of Burlington
With Mir. and Mrs j. II. Ayers Mrs
Nyerss mother, Mrs, y T. Wado ana
brother and wife, MI and Mrs. a. H.
Wade ot Triton. n H., hcr father. II. A,
SPARKS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer shaw ana
family Mrs. Lydia shaw Mr. and Mrs.
IT, L. Moulton and family and MIR. ana
Mrs A c. Sullham of Mor'isville. At {.
I. NcN1ahon's were their children. includ"
ing Mr. and Mrs II. C. McMahon and
family and Donald NJ Mcmahon of Bart
mouth college. ut :. w. l}arroWs's, MIS-.
A. a. Emery, Mrs. Helen Chamberlain
and Miss Elsie Clark of st Adams and
lIr. ard Mrs. II. ". BarroWs and family;
NJ H. T.. Dikes. Mrs s. +. Dewey, Mrs.
Minnie Tnkham and Miss Kathryn Dewey
and Mrs. Brown Of Newburyport, Mass;
ct \. A. Pixies their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Pike and Mr., and Mrs. q. NJ Gull
YER; at H. T.. Straws Mr.. and Mrs. a. r.
straw and family Mr. and Mrs. A. T..
Douglas, Mrs Mary A. Jenncy. Miss Rose
d. Straw Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Douglass
and family and Mrs. Julia Cakes: at a. l..
Morrills, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Shackett
and family and Mir. and Mrs. Clayton
Morrill, and family: at S. NJ. Brushs. their
children Mr. and Mrs. G.. Il. Brush and
family. Mr.. ana Mrs. A. c. Morrill, and
family and Miss Ethel Brush OF Mont
heller, at Mrs Phoebe Adamss Mr. and
Mrs IT, A. Foster and family, Mr. and
Mrs w. NJ Adams and family. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Pliny Nondle and family. G. W
harlow. T.. c. Harlow and son, Miss Sadie
Harlow, and Emmons Sargent Of the Lyn-
donVillc Agricultural school; at l.. NJ
Houst on's. Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Houston,
Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Houston. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 7. Foster and Miss Alma Stearns; at
q. \. Barrows's. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Bar
rows and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Peck Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chadwick: at
c. p. Scrbners Mr. and Mrs. \. L. Cato
and daughter, Marian, of F'itchburg,
Mass: at \. c. Scribners. the Rev. and
Mrs +. T. Crane. Mrs. L. II. Sargent and
Miss Nellie Sargent; at NJ. p Russell s
alr and Mrs. A. T.. Batchelder Of Lyndon
Center.-Mrs. Anna Kimball entertained
MIR. and Mrs. n. Fl. Kaiser
au5 Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Miller of
Greensboro ana Mr. ana MIS-
- y. simmons at the Green Mountain
INN hahkSSlVlhE
MISC Mary Bigelow. VINO was called mere
ny TIC death of her father, Eilakim blge-
low. returned Saturday to DanVers,
Mass, to resume her work as teacher in
the Derby school in salem. Mass. Her
sister Miss Addie Bigelow, a teacher in
Franklin. y. H., also returned to her
work SaturGaN.-lrinciual W. j. English
returned Saturday after the THANKSGIVING
vaoat ion.-N!aa Murel Pike who spent
the THANKSGIVING recess with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arba \. Pike returned
sunday TO Essex junction. where she is
taking course OF domestic science in the
high school-Nis j. y. Luce has passed
a week with her daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Flanagan. in Ports
mouth. y. II. Mrs. Luce's grandson, Blu
FORD Oal;cs, who is having a vacation from
his work in l. u. Pike & Sons grocery
store, accompanied her to Portsmouth,
Mrs. i. q. Eull and children. Ruby anG
Morton were in Waterbury Saturday-Mr
md Ms. Hartford returned Saturday tC
their home in Leomnster. Mass. aftel
passing THANKSGIVING with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry H. Tucker.-Miss Lena Tucker
who has been in falling health for some
time. is in Malone y. Y, for treatment
The condition of joseph Papineau at tn
town farm who has been confined to hi
bed since June, remains about the same
MIS- Emma llutchins of St Adams called
on friends IN Stowe FrdaN.-Mrs. w. d
IahEie "a Nlsltlhg Nr range In Hath, \
h'-MISs susan DoWher OF MorrlsVlllc
was VISITOR AT the nome or her hro'hei
ana Nhc' Nh ana Mrs. II. H. DoWne"
1hankSSlV'nS caN'-JameS Hastings OF
HASTINGS, at G. +. Eddy's last week.-A. A
ThaNef OF HoriisNllle shot buck near G.
T. SalF"nt SaturdaN.-Thomas Moran OF
the university extension service was q
visitor an stowe Saturday.-Paul a. Ray
nond, who has passed the summer II
PutncN' mas passed the week with his
mother Mrs Alice A. Raymond.
feIlX l.. Wells died suddenly yesterday
afternoon shortly after five O'Clock a
the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski
lie underwent an operation for hernia o.
November 10 and was thought to he doing
well. ON Sunday he suffered an attaci
OF pl"urisT, which. it is thought, weak
encd HIS heart. His wife was with hin
Yesterday afternoon and when she lief
him he was apparently comfortable
Shortly after her departure he became
worse and died. Mr.. Wells was % years
OF age. lie was native of Canada, bu
most Of his life was spent in Vernon.
From 1863 to 1865 he served in the Civil
in Il,