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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-11
THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY FEBRUARY H. 1916
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
James R. and Florence c. Williams,
boy.
Louis and Marie Cramlich. girl.
Frederick and Maize Rider. girl.
Henry r. and Valentine Club, girl.
Sylvester and Lecottis Brown. boy.
Thomas and Roberta Hall, girl.
Shelby S. and Mae NJ. Young. boy.
Alfred r. and Edith Davis. boy.
Samuel E. ard Ellanora Ball. girl.
Nathan and Rose Shapiro, boy.
Charles C. and Cleone F. Champion
girl.
Joseph and Mary Laracy. boy.
James S. S. and Mabel B. Jones. boy.
girl.
Raymond and Eveline KeIser. girl.
Frank and Genevieve K. Halstead
boy.
John R.. jr., and Alice s. Kennedy
girl.
Elmon L. and Hattie E. Burton, boy.
John and Emma B. Storey. girl.
Eugene T. and Mary e. Hoover, boy.
Frank and Carmela Seria. boy.
George F. and Lula L. Chapman, girl
Edward and Susie De shazo. boy.
George r. and Alice E. Jones, boy
Arthur H. and Elite NJ. Douglas, boy.
Eugene NJ. and Olive V. Moreland
girl.
George w. and Irene NJ. Montgom.
cry. girl.
Wallace W. and Helen P. Fowler. sirl
George c. and Helen v. Nash, boy.
William F. and Lexie L. Yonkee, bow,
Charles H. and Flossie Weldon, boy,
James r. and Ruth Russell. boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-11

Charles J. Hartman, 81 years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Ethel Evans, % years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
Infant Arthur and Eta Douglas. IA
hours, 1928 Minnesota avenue south
east.
Harry Rison, IS years. George Wash
fngton Hospital.
Mary A. Cooper. % years. 31s A street
northeast.
Dara Jones. "a years, 1905 Carroll
burg place southwest.
John B. johnson. IS years, 70s Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast.
Martha Lewis, 81 years, IA Pierce
court southwest.
Claude Harper, % years, 11l6 $50
street northwest.
Nancy chase, 20 years, sos D street
southeast.
Annie Holmes, 20 years. 1924 18th
street northwest.
Frank Monroe. IS years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Charles Johnson. "A years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Irving williams. ss years. Emergency
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-11

Misses Mattingly, Miss Agnes Hart
Wilson, Miss Mary Wilson. Miss Eliza
beth Siddons, Miss Dorothy Brown,
Miss Heating, Miss Harris, Miss Den
nett. Miss Young, Miss Finley and Miss
Brooks.
Other dinner hosts last night in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte and
Gen. and Miss Woodward. who enter
tanned in compliment to Mrs. Charles
Stewart Wurtz of Philadelphia.
Admiral and Mrs. A. V. Zane and
Capt. and Mrs. William e. Harliee were
dinner hosts last evening at the Army
and Navy Club.
Their guests were Miss Katherine
Overman, Miss Grace Overman. Miss
Lillian Sutton, Miss Virginia Heth. Miss
Pickett Heth. Mrs. Henry Robertson.
Col. Murphy. Lieut.. Davidson. Mr..
Whitehead Klauttz. Lieut.. Hermann.
Mr.. Howard Milton and Mr.. Nelson.
The Marine Dinner Club. composed of
Col. and Mrs. John A. Lejeune. Col. and
Capt. and Mrs. Jesse F. Dyer, Capt. and
Mrs. James J. Meade. Capt. and Mrs:
Charles r. Sanderson. DIR. Stepp and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edwin N. Mcclellan.
had dining with them at the Army and
Navy Club last evening. Capt. and Mrs.
James H. Glennon. Chief Naval Con-
structor and Mrs. David Taylor. Naval
Constructor and Mrs Furer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie MacCreath. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. Ira F. Murphy.
Mrs. Galbraith, wife of Commander
William w. Galbraith, U. S. n. enter
tanned at a tea yesterday afternoon at
her home on r street Receiving with
Mrs. Gaibraith were her mother. Mrs.
J. G. Sanders, and Mrs. Taylor, wife of
Col. Taylor. Mrs. Victor Blue and Mrs.
Charles B. McVay presided at the tea
table.
Mrs. Washington, wife of Capt.
Thomas Washington, U. S. N, was
hostess at a luncheon yesterday, given
in compliment to Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
The other guests were Mrs. William c.
Braisted, Mrs. Carlo B. Britain, Mrs
James H. Glennon, Mrs. Joseph MUIR
ray. Mrs. Israel Putnam and Mrs. Les
ter Jones.
. Mrs. Henry Clifford Stuart will be at
home Informally this afternoon at her
residence. 2619 Woodley road, from
I to o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-11

The ambassador Of Brazil and Nine.
de Cana entertained at a dance at the
Playhouse last evening, when two
hundred guests were present, Mrs. Mon
guest Mt the Brazilian embassy. was
among the out-of-town guests. Others
present included Mrs. Richard n.
Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-11
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty four hours:
Rachel NJ. McFarlane, II years, set
18th street northwest
Peter E. Koenig, So years, 1e31.111
street southeast
Taylor Ratcliff. ss years, Emergency
Hospital.
Mary North. 2 months. 1924 P stree,
northwest.
Walter H. Lodge, 43 years, 514 Sew.
ard square
Emma V. Schneider. 4s years, 1925
35th street northwest.
Henry Symonds. II years, 1886 37th
street northwest
Effie c. Wiley. 80 years, George Wash
ington Hospital.
Charles w. Hayes. Sc years. s43c Ash
ley terrace.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following:
Charles G.. Austin and Josephine w.
Cole.
Percy Wallace and Mabel F. King.
George O. Everhart and Gertrude
Cabell
Eugene Duncan and Elizabeth Thomp-
son.
Joseph Smith and Bessie Harris
Henry Ross and Cornelia Harris.
Willie J. P. Driver and Martha l..
Pickering. both of Broadway. Va:
Herbert Lee Lyles and Bertha Brad
John Kurtz and Helena Norman.
Lee A. Osthof and Janet E. Town
send. s. l
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Postmaster Bloom Wants to Quit.

1t was announced at the Post ONCE
Department this afternoon that the de-
partment had received a telegram from
j. H. Bloom. acting postmaster at
DEVILS Lake, n. D.. about which there
has been some controversy, asking to
be relieved from his duties. Hal S.
Davies has been recommended for the
vacancy and 1t is stated that his name
will be sent to the Senate with the
next batch Of nominations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28

STORM n number of people coming TO
town from over tho G. y. rpilroa1 were
Delayed not rcnchinc rcrc until sun
uiN h"on.--G T. Bartlett has sold his
taIln on tho river road 10 Adclard hrci.
VINO comes from canada and who mas
taken possession. -Wcdncvd1y December
-. IN county court. the divorce case
~ MIS-. Ellen Smith OF this Village
against Bert smith was heard and b
pIil was granted the petitioner. She
was Also granted tho custody oC the
Two minor children, and SO a month
alimonN-Mrs. Mary oliver and dauGh-
ter Miss Grace oliver have gone to
their homo in Braiutrcc, Mass, to pass
tn" holiday SNason.--A reception was
given Friday evening at Frontier ball
by the s"nior class OF the high school.
After receiving, the class orchestra
rendered several selections, thcrc W's
also n farce. singing by the school,
light refreshments. ana Miss Doris
Philips Sane.-NiSS Ruth T. Annals is
at the Eom" Of her rerenti. My. amt
Mrs. o. :. Anris. for a fcv day rs is
paul e. ADnis of Burlirgton Mrs
Edith ". Euttcrfcld ana son. Alfred
Euttcrheli. are to pass christmas ana
Now Years in to~u.--M'. and Mrs w.
G. McGinnis went Saturday 80 Everett
Mass" for Il short Gtop with hrr ral
"nts. Mr.. ana Mrs. r. j. HoYntoH--
George Cur,ier has sold bis farm
known as the Cox piac" to - man from
tends to move into tho village Cor the
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BENSON.

ID" i"t eau meeting ~ the Con.Iocn-
'oh"i society "i}l hc held ~ the chaDci
January >. This meeting includes he calf
HI OF the nduic of every living member
"I III" church \ dinner wiz be eervGl
an" Officers elected. w. :. BaScom
went II" whitehall to spend tLr Yulctide
with ms brother. -. H. Bascom. of the
mousse OF BaScom, Brett & Co-rhc Con-
"r"Sational Church had their Christmas
rec IN saturday night with exercise
ana the Methodist hJ,iscopal people had
hH'rS Monday evening with Mrs. NJ T..
VI iicoN TO supervise the prugram.--Harry
Towards litt,c boz, Donald .Iuleon. has
Pecn very i'll She past wcek.--RufuS
Walker of T:ntland is spending Christ
mas week here with his patents Miss
blanche Fowler VII" has been in the
n"atoficc N" pas; year, started Tuesday
Tor Atlantic city. whore she has u posi-
Ton III a large hotoi. Miss Hattir f'alkcn-
hury taxes the place Of blanche Fowler
In the postofficc Mrs Cora White has
conc to Atlantic city. whrrc she has a
place in a hotcl.-MisS blanche Bcldcn
and Miss Stella Lyons OF Schenectady are
mere, Sue:;t. OF Mr.. aud Mrs l.. T.
Beiden.-Mr. and Mr. Joseph Hszen of
Schenectady are holiday guests at Hotel
Wells Miss r'lorioc Harrison a member
of tho hnStine Institute. Brattle5oru
il here for the idays---Mr and Mrs
y. g. Harrison and daughter. r1oricc
went to iiUbbardton Christmas to visit
Mr. liarriSon's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Harrison
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WESTFIELD.

NJ. NJ Miller and family aud Miss aura
Miller of lonkrrs, \. y. Who were join
ed at Springfield Mass, BY Miss Haze
Miller. started Friday for Newport. due
to arrive 800 a. IN. saturday. arrived at
noon saturday, being five hours in max
ing the trip Of Il miles here. During tn.
trip three whiifieirees and ON" cNeiief
were broken and all tho tug holes pulled
ont. So great was tho strain. Lee Millcr.
who went for then, walked nearly All
the way home and shoV"lcd a track for
the horses The most severe storm of
the year hogan Friday, and continued
till irto tho night Saturday. Tn" rnndS
were in bad condition and the stage did
not come through till saturday, 500 y.
M. Almost all tn" young people went 10
North Troy Friday night, ANA were ma
rooned there TIL Saturday morning. Most
of them came through come hours before
the stage did There was 4 good attend
auoe nj tn" Christmas exercises IN the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Monday evening.
The exercises We're given by the Ni'la""
school children which they used at their
Friday exercise. with additional solos 10y
the Misses Mildred Bell and leuiah
CLEANLINESS W. u. BEL started Friday
for u 10 days trip to Springfield Mass.
and New York Mr.. and Mrs. Cook of
New Uampshirc came last week 10 spend
the holidays with the,r mother. Mrs
DAYTON Harding. Robert 'Frumpa%s and
family OF WoodSviile. \. H.. came sat
urlav TO spend the holidays ut the homo
Of his father, ". :. Trumpass. Miss
Minnie Gilpln Of Boston came nom" tor
over Sunday last week and Joined tn"
family at her brothers, Ernest Gi'pin =
ut Eichford Monday Miss icth'l Bailey
went to Mansonvile. Can. TuosdAN Tor
a short visit-Mr. and Mrs. Henry New
ton went TO ErowninGton sunday to re-
main over Monday at thor former home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28

and Mrs. w ". Jonce.-Mrs. j II.
Dubois oul children returned Tuesday
from several daIe' stay in Montpelier.
Phillip salisbury &c Nv York IL pass
ing tho holiday season in town with his
latncr, II. Il. Salisbury Mir. aud Mrs. T..
j. Dubuc of Rutland, VISITORS oc Mrs.
Dubucs parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Emery, returned to ;lcir home Tucsday
go Mr.. and Mrs. Roy 1tusc of Windsor,
with their two sons, were tucsts Of Mr.
aud Mrs. \. i. Ilusc over Monday and
returned t. their home TiAsday.-Misa
Eta Chambcrlin, who is passing n few
days here, went 10 Manchester, ~ H.
tuesday TO spend part of the week re-
turning here FOR short stop before
going to her teaching i'm MontpcIjc,. &c.
George Chatheld. a former resident noW
OF Montpcier was in town Tuesday.
being one 81 the band who furnished
music fo' the salisbury snnivcrsary.
MIR. q T. Merrill w hc has bccr i-
tampt"r :. ~. al ;hc death and burial
of hcr ,nnueN. Mr. Simpson. returned
Sattrua" ueM.--MrS Charles Primer
camc from Nrvno!t. y. ~. to- pass d
few days with Ar. Poln,cr 30 tho home
Of IN aud Mrs. g. y. Rumrili-.At tho
annual nicotine of i,Nrolsior t,ucamnmcnt
/ thr FOLLOWING; officers Wer" elected: chier
patriarch l.. .. ThaYcr, high priest. T..
/ S. Jores; senior warden, i. q. Erskinc:
scrih" g. G. clifford, treasurer,
n. g. nuc, iunior vardcn.. q.
W Eogcls. IN" instaliatiou
wl be held il Jauuaiy..-MrY. W.
| T. Eaton ana sister Miss Maud John
/ ston. left saturday to pass the holiday
With their mothc", Aus. John Johnston.
Misa Georgia Whit" of Springfield t.
1 passing ~ few DAYS with hcr parents the
q E'V. ana Ms. Homer Whitc.-Mr and
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mr. Dorras l-rccnau died at her
homo on Conaut s,!uarc at 10
o,cIoct Friday afternoon after a
linrnrin,- illness of several months
cho yea. 81 ,.aors and four months old
81, i, .,,,-.i,.cd bv one daughter, Mrs
rIon J., y.,,bron of Rrryard. y. G. The
c,nnral yIo. Mold at The house ut i:33
o,ciocE sunday afternoon. Burial was
n Pine AM cemetery. Mrs Roniu Carey
hoe como to inc Mary tletchcr hospital
WARRINGTON. 70 Undergo treatment
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Dorcas 4. Freeman
who d;.l nj hc,. home on Corant square
Eridav ar.nrnoon. was held at tho house
-,,rdn,. ortornco, q, 30 O'Clock. TIL"
h.,rcrs ,yaro John Booth Of Pittsford
rr,ul r.l,lcy and w. f. Warner of Proc
tor o,d Fred Rorl,r of Brandon. Burial
vac I'm I,orcsttale cemetery. TIC COM
n,,,r,,., C,hri-,n,as tree was lighted for
Tho first finn, saturday evening at 100
o,r,,rL rho school children gathered at
,ha ,-,c and sang carols. At midnight
Sundav , runber of the Older pcopl"
,,thered and went abou on different
g, r.ot ginning carole-Nr ana Mrs
CHARLES kccler have returned 20 West
fold Macs. and MI and Mrs Burt
Tbor,.s have returned to 81. Albans, after
boiua called here hy the death Of ". II.
Flint'-NJr. and Mrs. Myron c. Moon and
Holm Robinson of Troy, y. Y, were
.-,,ests of Mr. and Mrs Frank ". VII
liams oyer ChI1stlnas.-Mr+. r,mma O.
pcorco went Sunday To Boston. where
she win sncnd several days with rela-
,iyes.-Nrs. w. H. Craven and Miss Anna
lrihdock have returned to Burlington
after visiting MIR. and Mrs W. G. Gibson
! for several dAvs-Thr Msses Tres
! 81 and May Dram of Ne"
! York city and John Dram OF i'rovi-
deucc. r.. l.. are visiting their mother,
Mrs. John Ortm.--AIss Nettle Thomas
and William Farr;lh Of Schenectady, y.
b Y, are visiting Miss Thomass mpthc'
Mrs. James Thomas MIR auG Ms. \.
II. Bu'tlca spent MAS with Nj and Mrs
John Leonard in Rutland r r. Back is
of Boston is spending several DAYS with
his mother. Mrs. .. : Eacku-.-J'hn
Stone OF Bcthlch"N Pa. SIS visiting rorH
for lew days
Mrs, Ellsworth Gtif.n Of audoarE, WIN"
had ucen i'll for several months with braun
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NORTHFIELD.

l.. u. RoNs. for seven Years treasurer
of the Northheid Trust company. has
resigned his position and tn" same has
been accepted by the board of directors
Mr. Eoys sewers his connection with
the bank to engage in farming He
viii ussociat" himself with l.. =. smith
of the Smith stock Farm at Barre
Charles Eurus Of st MichacrS Col
lecc. WiuooSki. is spending the holiday
recess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Burns Phillip Eaird and Wayne
Davis Of TIA" Albany business Collc-.c
arrived at their homes Saturday to
spend tho holdays.--The Northfield
high school basketball team suffered
defeat at tho hands of Randolph high at
Eandolph Friday evening by the score
OF % to 1H.--Miss Lillian l.. Field ot
Northampton, Mass. arrived Saturday
to pass the holidays with her Mother
Mrs. d. u. Ficld.--Jamcs Love or Barre
spent Christmas with friends in tGw,
-Murdock \. Campbell returned Tues
day from GrauiteVilc, whore he
spent Christmas q. tho HON" of his
parcutS-N orthheli high won from
Company T. in tn" armory Monday eve
ming h. a score of - to g.. The same
was interesting. and closely contested
throughout.-M T.. r. Raymond "
'rTplpU - NIN1l1llE ItI hsbuS ill''E, MI =.
Linn Hill.-- Several Of the rural mail
carriers were unable to make their
trips Saturday on account Of the storm.
Col Ira J.. Reeves and children.
Louis and Dorothy, We're visitors i"
Burlington Satul,laN.--lIcnry Wheeler
returned to his work in Burlington
Monday evening after spending Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =.
\. Whet lcr.---EGbcrt l.. Ficli returned
Tuesday from HurlinEtor. where hr
spent Sundny Hud Monda' with rcla-
tlVcs. james Wclch of Nontp"licl
spent the holiday with hi family IN
town.--tIerman Cross OF Albany. y. Y
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Nh.
John Cross. over the holidaNs.-CcorGc
y. Cross has returned from business
trip to Maine and Massachusetts
points in the interests of Cross Broth
crs company Miss Marjorie sawyer OF
Burlington is visiting hoy mother,
Mrs Alma Sawyer, over tho holidays
MIR. and Mrs. Frank ! Norlar|E went
to Boston Saturday evening 10 spend
Christmas with relatives --ccor"e
kelly Of the BROWN Durreli company
returned e. Boston Tuesday "ft""
sprndiur a wcch with his mother n o..
Nary Ecltv.-Niir~ Elizabeth N'ttE ~
the Mary Fletcher hospital and Niliilu'
i; kelly OF the University "t Vermont
a~o az their home in town FOR ~" E1'-
d:vS-Miss I.Vvl.l Cross vino IL .t-
tending scnoul ~ boston 'f wiu h""
parents. M. aura Mr?. Low CroSa, for
the holiday vacations Miss ,.&ur2
AvcriU returned 1TcsdNN frcr ""N-
,.,.,.. y.b.rC ii.r .svrut Guris 'tuOE.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

~ 'm'''uH u',n 1"h'"' t" ,"'
tata "'rh" Holy Night was given by a
choir al + voices, under tn" leadership
If A. II. i'"edl" with MIS-" Edlth Mar'"t'
~ orEInist, NJ TN" regular SUNDAY
school hour tn" chil"r"n hdd "N'fcis'S.
In TN" "N"ilnt IN" l'"thihY ana Zap
tist churches uHIt"u IN service ~ IN"
i"rmrH church. sunday morning AT
the Methodist 'hur'h " 'hFi5'm' - scr
niuu Wa given "' tn" NaHt"' ana IL '"'
c,,uiu@ tu" ''nt'io, ''hrlStin' 81
Dr"am,' vas @iN"u under the l"h"''-
ship ~ lp: y bailey 10y "h"iI OF ! =
,uic.., assisted - Miss Mabel li"mll d.
tou. AN ol"cntioniSt ~ the r''S' 90
III, acrvicc. ipr, I|a'l"E IN "'hall OF iu"
rcopl" of the church presented IN" f"N'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28
MORETOWN.

The covered bridge between Motc;oHn
and MiddleS"N that crosses tn" river to
the old McItroy farm Wa blown into
the river last t'riday morning -Nrs, Celia
Shea has returned home from ira lieatou
hospital, lnuch improved Mr and Mr.
T. =. Griffeth Of Montrclicr were in town
iNoudaN to attend the Christmas tree.
Miss Grace Bu'klcv * at home from
Barre. where she teaches school. Wi
liam hathaway Waa in Montp"lier sun
day.--Taul Johnson was in Mnntpeiicr
several days the past WcCh.-l,rncSt
II inSSbOlH WAS at nome from Bolton
over Christmas. Tho Misses Ella and
Matti" Somerviie Of Burlington spent
Il hriStmaS IN town with relatives
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WATERBURY,.

Ma. Daniel Mlr.hdIL who 4 5 been Ia
u.ur hoalJh Tor come iinc, u,od 1T q
caunlication Of diseases at her home
at Waterbury Center Thursday, Ellen
Gray was born in NaGsachusrtts AuGus-
-. 49,, he dlugntot o: Henry and Mal2
tCassl Gray When q young child The
family moved 70 Waterbury. On Aueu. I.
q. 81 he Wis married 10 Daniel Mar
stall aud Waterbury has always been
thc.r toue Mrs Marshall bar been =
devote mother and Kind in the con-
mupi.y lie is survived by her husband
and three aous. George Marshall OF John.
son. Arthur Marshall and Frank Mar
shall ~ Waterbury, There are i've
grandchildren She 10 also survived b.
thrcc brothers and tire" sisters, Henry
GRAY. Waiter Gray aud George Gray
of Sia+sachusettS AND MIS- Frank
Hiakcicv of Colchester, Mrs. George Mae
Rrid, Of Burnhton ard Mrs. George
Graves Of Winooski. The funeral WaS
held at her late home SATURDAY at
one o'clock the Rev Il. L. Parhcr g.
tho E.ptia; church Officiating. '"Hr hHr' .
va; at the C"pt"r
Dillingham; CRANE auG tie hTf"-'H
Corner and Cross,u tin schools '"'u-
ninod ihrr 3o,' c',nir@ in tHr pu"rrG.
Lsu - Cnuatm#. crcrsises ~ 'ch G'oW
"a ,rovocd house. r0, large ,rves ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28
MORRISNILLE.

Morrisvii!e is to have "a district nurse
the commute" WA" H'N" he'' al W"EN
on the project having secured tn" ScrV-
ices of Mis- cara HoNnton I" act az
Visiting nurse. and II is expected she
viii commerce work January J. Miss
Boynton is recent Sraduat" Of tn"
Mary Fletcher hospital, has had three
months traininl in this branch of work
in burlington and comes very highly
recommended, both personally and pro-
fessionally She will not attend those
cases that require continuous care. bat
will visit any who need "a nurses sorry
ICES once or twre day. ~" VIII answer
calls anywhere IN Town. hlt 'ianSport'-
ton must be furnished. "UtSit" the vii
laGe. The charge viii be based upou the
time she is ninistcrinE 10 tie paten.
and 80 or % Genus per hour fraction
thereof ACCORDING 20 the ability Of N"
family to pay. Whore care t. required
and the family is unable to pay, free
service will he given The nurse win also
have at her disposal supplies needle! IN
the sick room which viii nc provided
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28

Hatch of New York, who have prolonged
their stay at Samosot, Lake Lamotlle
left Friday for home. MIR and Mrs. ~. J.
Fisher have moved from their summer
street residence to the Jarrett place in
Brooklyn street, which they recently pm
chased Miss Sarah Baker, who is teach
ing art at Peterboro, N. ~. came Satur-
day evening to pass the holidays with hcr
uncles. Charles and Alden Mower. Nv
and Mrs. w. II. Terrill went SATURDAY.
evening to Swanton to pass Christmas
with the latter's sister Mrs. oscar Shel-
tus.--Mrs Donald Page OF Mcdford'
Mass. came Friday evening to pass the
holidays with her mother. Mrs. Minnie
Smalley. Mr. Page arrived here satur-
day evening.-Ira Ober, who has been
working at points in Grafton county, y.
H., came Saturday evening to pass the
holidays with his family. Miss Florence
Stewart. a teacher In Craftsbnr', came
Saturday evening to pass tho holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs 7. y.
Stewart. Professor and Mrs Hiram
Dodge Of the Vail agricultural school ~
Lyndon. came SATURDAY evening 20 pass
the Christmas recess with his parents Nj.
and Mrs Alfred Dodge -Horac" Towers
Of the University OF Vermont is passing
the HOLIDAYS with his parents. Judge and
Mrs g. NJ Powers Prof. y l.. Daniels
of burlington nnd sous Lincoln Daniels
of West Point, ANA Robert Daniels of
Niagara Falls are GUrSts Of ~. and Mrs
Lloyd G. Robinson.
A son. Charles stuart. was puru Mon.
day evening to Mr.. and Mrs &. t.. Spluld-
ing.--Mr and Mrs. y. r. Greene and
daughter passed Christmas day ia cam
bridge. guests of Mrs Greene parents,
MIR. and Mrs. William Eakcr.--Nr. ana
Mrs William Shaw and child wc''. guests
Christmas day of MI and Mrs Lincoln
Criswoid of HYDE Pari.-Mise isabel
Rogers of St ,Iohnsburv was guest
Christmas of Mrs. O. +. Flanders at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. +. J.
I.iberty.-Ffcd W. Mould and two chill
dren passed Christmas day in Burlington
with Mrs Mould. who is at TIA" Mary
Fletcher hospitai.-'Mr and Mrs. Frank
Calkins went to WcStfurd christmas,
passing the day with the iattors par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. i. Suiitl.-L. q.
Terrill spent Christmas in ludcfhill Cen
or with his parents Mir. and Mrs g. y.
Tcrrll. aud Mrs. Torrirl at iudcrhil with
her parents, Mr. and Mr. II l.. CoisroN".
Miss Gienna ComStoC', Wa m WOlcUtt
= hristmas day.-Mrs. Jane Graves went
=" Wocott Monday, passing Christmas
with her brother. T.. W. Glycr wills
Mould of Mineville. y y. came Sunday.
leaving Monday after short visit with
his father, Fred W. MoGld pol bon ANA Mrs
George Ruhiee Of fIardwich spent christ
mas with relatives III toWu.--Mr. and Mrs.
g. NJ. Chaplin returned from Boston Mon
day.--MrS Vivian Greene lSham of Bur
lington came Moujay to pass the day with
! her parents. MIR. aud Mrs .. Porter
GrCcne.--A son was born Tuesday morn
ing TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodrich 80
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