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

pital again Monday for another opera
tion.-The Camp Fire Girls of the Con-
greeational Church will give an enter
tainment Saturday evening, consisting of
d pantomimes and songs.-Mrs. Bur
ton burroughs OF Johnson was a guest
over Sunday of her parents, MT. and
Mrs. w. Il. Patch.-Mrs Fannie Walke
of Somerville, Mass, spent Monday
with her sister. Mrs. Alice Reed, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Graves.-A class
liz to I've organized In the congregational
Sunday school for members of the
brotherhood with Prof r. q. Reynolds
as teacher.
The Captain Jedediah Hyde Chapter,
ID. A. r., held its regular monthly meet
ing Friday, February Il. at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Waterman. The pro-
gram was arranged in observance of
Lincoln's birthday.-Mrs. Jesse Bishop,
her son, Richard. and daughter. Brenda,
Of st. Johnsbury came Monday evening
and will pass n week with her sister.
Mrs. Frank Churchill, when they will
join Mr.. Bishop in Scitico, Conn, their
future home.-Mrs. w. NJ tombstone
and daughter, Ruth. returned to Willis
WI 4 utcisiN dlltI 81 Ntth Will Z IL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Ellis.-Mrs.
A. w. Spa ulding. who has been at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Niles, while recovering from an at
tack of pneumonia, returned to Mont
peller TUESDAY She was accompanied
by Mrs. Niles. who will remain with her
daughter for a few days, while moving
from State street to q fiat on Main
street.-Leo Coleman took his little son.
Lawrence. who is suffering from chronic
BriEht's disease. TO burlington TUESDAY
for treatment at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, They We're accompanied by his
nurse, Mrs. George II. ~Lavarnway- Mrs
Emily Powers OF Hard%ick came Tues
day for n visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ross There will be a game Of basket
ball at the gymnasium Friday evening
between the Burlington high school and
the Peoples Academy.-E. s. Robinson
saw -four horned larks while making his
TN Nondav. which was tho first trip
OF 'F' wear az carrier on route one.
Nj ~ define Randall interpretative
dance. Hnd Miss Alice Nichols OF St.
Johnsb1rY. pianist. who entertained here
Tuesday evening under the auspices Of
the Music committee of the Woman's
club. We're guests while here Of Mrs.
George NJ. Powers-Winiam HOWE and
son, William. went to Winooski Wednes-
day to see Mrs. HOWE, who is at the
Fanny Allen hospital recovering from a
recent operation.-Miss Dorothy Powers
returned Wednesday to Bishop Hopkins
Hall, Burlington. having been delayed
for a few DAYS by lllness.-Miss Doris
DEMO of Hyde Park was a guest Tues
day night of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Small
ley.-Mrs. B. G.. Davis was in ST. Johns
bury Wednesday Mrs. George l.. Bates
left Wednesday for Philadelphia, having
been called there on account of the i'll
ness Of her father. =. \. Walsh. Mrs.
Bates was Joined at st. Johnsbury by
her sister. Mrs. Fannie Gcuge, who ac-
~companied hcr-Mrs, Il. j. Flanders and
two children of Cambridge came We'd
neS1ay for a visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman :. Tillotson.
Miss Olive Allen has returned from
Groton. where she has been Tor several
weeks.-Word has been received here an
nouncing tho death at T~allapoosa. Ga.
of Joel g.. Parker. Il farmer resident of
Morrisvillo a photographer here from
1915 to $50. lie is survived by a second
wife and his daughter, Miss. Grace Par
k"1, a graduate Of Peoples Academy
The annual meeting Of the Lamoille
County Rural Letter Carriers associa-
ton will he held February - in Morris
Vile at tn" grange hall. Dinner will be
served the carriers and their guests,
after which an interesting program will
he given.-Harold Fisher has gone t.
Philadelphia whore he has secured a
position as teacher Of English in the lIill
school Of that citY.-Thc Boy Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls Of the Methodist church
went for a sleigh ride out to the farm
home If Mr.. and Mrs. q +. |Stancliff.
S. Of V. Auxiliary No. \ will hold a
social at the g. y r. hall Friday even