Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from puGe one1

Hutchinson; Bristol, William McLain,
walter Barnard Cornwall, Stewart 5.
Benedict, Edward Taylor; Ferrisburg,
Wesley Varnev. Allen Burroughs Gosh
en-, A. e. Baird; Granville, George Sar-
gent; Hancock, Dana q. Marsh; i.eices-
ter. Charles Farmer; Lincoln. Henry c.
Steadman, Samuel w. Hill; Mddlehury,
c. W. Tisdae. Charles Grandv: Monllton,
w. VI. Patterson, William Butter; New
Haven, Cullen c. Buliard, BENJAMIN =.
Fisher; Orwell, G. NJ. Cook, Herman War
rem; Panton. L. d. Allen; Rpton John E.
fioodro; Salisbury. George Whiting;
Shorehanl Alfred Anes Fred Il. Guy
cite; Starksboro John Dixie, Henry Hal
lock; Vergennes, Charles II. Caisse, Carl
r. Brownell Waltham, Car a. Hall
Weybridge. John S. Shaw; Whiting, Peter
Aines
After six days of sloighing the snow
has under the continuous thaw in the
middle of the day during the past three
days so nearly dsappo arod that the
sleighing is practically gone and wheels
are almost in universal use ogan,--Thc
Rebekah degree was conferred by Ar
rowanna Rebekah Lodge. No. l5. l. o.
0. F.. in their hall in the Dyer block
at their regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming on three candidates There was
nm unusually large attendance. At the
close of the meeting a banquet was
served in their banquet hall adjoining -
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Easton have moved
from the Spyers house on South Main
street to the Herman A. Peck house on
Tim street. Mr.. Peck will remain there
and make his home as before.--Prof
Raymond Mcfarland was in Montpelier
Wednesday to attend the annual meeting
of the directors of the Vermont Sun
Of W he :
member.-A stated conclave OF Mt. Cal
vary Commandery, No. |, X. T., was hcld
Wednesday evening and there was a good
attendance.--John Solleck has returned
from Plattsburgh, n. Y, where he went
TO accompany home his brother, y. l.
Selleck, who has been seriously i'll al
the hospital in that city for a tow weeks
He was also accompanied by his wifi
They have gone to the homo Of his mar
entS on the East Middlcbury road Prof
ID. McGregor Means ana family have
closed their summer home and gone Il
New York city to spend the winter Mr.
and Mrs. l. o Allen have gone TO New
York for q few days stay.-Mr, and Mrs
p. n. SWEET of South Main street ar,
parents OF a son.--Mrs. Fred Cathcnrt o
Niagara Falls, n. Y, who was called her
by the death OF her aunt Mrs. H. A
Peck, has returned to her home Sh
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Inc
T.avick. Miss Relta Turney of Brandon
Is In town to visit relatives and friends
Mrs. Gudeon Il. Abbey has returnet
from Bridport where she has been on
visit for several days at the home of Nh
and Mrs. a. +. Sollace. Word has bcel
received from Earl c. Gorham, who re
Gently underwent an operation at tn
Mayo hospital in Rochester, MINI. tina
lie is rapidly recovering and will be abb
10 start home soon.-Mr. and Mrs. r. L
Crane and daughter have gone to Sun
,ook. N H.. where they were called b
the illness of her father.-Mr and Mrs
&. S. Tyler have returned from Jcri
tho. whore they nave been for week. t
visit relatives and friends County Ayr
cultural Agent j.. T. Carrigan is givn
orchard pruning demonstrations in In
northern part OF the county and will b