Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-23

TO an arm. has returned to her studies at
Middlcbury College. Frank NJ. Rog-
ers and children visited her mother, Mrs.
Morgan of Bristol. Saturday. Mrs. NJ.
r. Bristol returned Saturday from q
weeks visit to her daughters the Misses
Ada and Jennie Bristol of MiddcburN.-
"Thc Picrccs" gave the last of tho series
OF the citizens Entertainment course at
thc opera house Monday.--Mrs. VIII
liam n. Noodman has returned from a
visit with Mrs Scott of Burlington. Mrs.
J.. Il. i'ootc of Cornwall is at the home
son. Sanford rootc, who Is ill.-A roll cali
and love feast was held Friday at the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Ferris
burg. Despite the drirtcd condition of
the roads there was IA fair attendance.
Addresses were delivered by the pastor.
the Rcv. Thomas Stevenson Of Ncrecnncs
and tho Rev Mr.. IIagadorn of North
Ferrisburg Frank \. Ross went Satur-
day to Rutland for weeks visit to his
brothers. Charles and Henry Ross, and
his sister, Mrs. Robcrts.-tred Remand,
who has been III for several weeks, was
able Saturday to he on the street.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Dugan and daughter
lelcen, and Mrs Ducan's sister Miss
Madeline Blanck, of New York city are
making a two weeks visit to Mr.. Dugan's
mother. Mrs. Alexander blanchard,
Julia Woodman. Il teacher in the Eur
lington high school. is spending two
weeks vacation with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs w u. Woodman.-Mr and Mrs
Frank NJ Warner have returned from a
visit to friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs William Munctte were
given surprise party Saturday evening
by friends and neighbors in honor of tho
2ith anniversary of their marriaac.-The
Rev. George r. Brush oc Sholburne. n
former pastor, preached at St Paul $
Church Sunday cNening.-G u. Gowctt
and George Belden went on business
trip to orwell Yesterday. Samuel Cohen,
who is attending school Mt Burlington
is spending his vacation with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cohen. MIR. and
Mrs. 1lanley have resigned their posi-
lions at the State Industrial school,
Levi II. Brown left Monday for a week $
business trip through northern New York
Telephones on the Champlain Valley
telephone line have recently been in
stalled in the residences of II. j. Car
penter. &. l.. Kimbal and +. Reese
Manager +. "A. Dcrncll of the Pictoriun
entertained about 30 boys and all the
officers of the State Industrial school al
motion picture show at the opera house
Saturday afternoon.-M and Mrs. r. T..
Glandcy have returned from a visit tc
relatives in South Norwalk. Conn.-Nr
and Mrs. Il. C. Marscttc of Shclburnc
We're weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs
T. g. rarker.-The social which was &c
have been held Friday evening at tn,
congregational Church of Fcrrisburg ha.
been ostponed.-Patrick Simon spent sun
day in Burlington with his son, George
a member of the police force of that city
Judge Frank L. Fish. who is presiding
at the session of tho Rutland count,
court spent the weekend in town witt
his family.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. RcharC
q. Woodbridge left Sunday night on
two weeks visit to New York city
Wilmington. Del. and Washington, u. &
Charles Tabor made "A business trip tc
FerrisburS and Monkton Monday. Mis-
Della Kingsland died Monday mornint
AT the home of William Bebau OF Towr
Line from the effects of shock, ager
% years She was the daughter of The
late William 1<ingsland Of Panton. Sh'
is survived by one sister. Mrs. F.lishf
Smith of West Addison. The funeral will
held Wednesday afternoon Mt on
o'clock at the house.
Adolphus Sorrcl died Tuesday morn
| ing a the home of his son. Leon, after g
| lingering Illness from dropsy. aged g.
years He was born In North Fcrrisburg
but had been a resident OF this city fol
Al He bt- trH6e a
son and widely known through this sec
ton. He was married in 1874 to Miss
Talrv Danvow, who survives him. Be
sides n wife. he leaves three sons, Arthur
William and Leon, one daughter Mrs
Henry Morris. all of Nergennes: two
brothers, Dorlnas Sorrell of Lincoln ant
Charles Sorrell Of North Fcrrisburg. ant
nne sis'r or, Mrs Rose Thompson OF Shel
burnc Tails. Tho funeral will ho hclt
Thursday morning at ST. Peters Church
Mrs. David Roberts and three chldrel
are visiting her mother, Mrs Emma Field
of i'crrisburG. this weck.--A1iss Mar,
Brcsnahan. n teacher in the Ncrgenne!
high school. was called to Proctor Tues
day by the illness of her mother, Su
perintendent of Schools A. w. Smith vii
substitute in her place during her alb
| sence.-W. A. Knight, instructor In as1i
culture. and the members of his class Wis
tied the state Industrial school Tues
day, where they We're given a practica
lesson in butter ma!sinE.-NIiss Nellie
IToyt. a teacher in New York city. is visit
| Ing her sister, Mrs. George Bostwck. 49,
| Charles Torrcy of Burlington visited hi.
| family here Tucsday.-Miss Ethel Der
| way Of BURLINGTON Is visiting Miss Ma,
Alden.--Thc ladies' Bible class of tn.
congregational Church met yeetcrda,
with Mrs. II. y. Goodridcc.--.I. T.
Mulancy of Utica. \. ", visited friend,
hero TuesdaY,-Mis- Ethel TuIl has re
turned from visit to her cousin. Mis-:
| Helen Jackson OF St. Albans.--A daugh
ter, Ruth MAY. was born Monday To Mr.
and Mrs. George Leioy.-Josiah Stagg anc
Joseph Stanton have returned from Flor
! ida, where they have been spending tn,
| wintcr-T. j. Butler of Burlington, post
office inspector, made an official visit Il
the Ncrgennes postotiicc Monday..-C &
Little of Burlington was in town on bust
ness Tuesday.
The LAS You Like 1t" club met Tues
day evening with Mrs. James c. Walker
Mrs. \. w, Smith and Miss Ada Crosby
assisting in entertaining. Miss Edna Bal
presided and after the business mcetin,
the following program vas carried out
! Paper development of American Ar
and Letters" Mrs. +. y Graves. reading
Mrs. Erwin w, Graves; humoiou read
ing, Mrs Arthur w. Norton: guessn,
contest. the members of the club benl
dressed in costume to represent som'
hook There was n good attendance ant