Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27

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H. W. Eaton and son, Renwick, went
TO ST. Adams Saturday evening TO re-
man over Sunday with Mrs. Eaton I
VINO Is spending some time with nor
sister. Mrs. Max Greene.--Mrs. Charles
smith of Iiillsboro. n. H.. came Friday
evening Tor weeks visit to her SIS
ter, MIS- j. a. Robinson.-I1llis Bridge
went to st. Adams Saturday for n snort
business trip. lie returned TUESDAY
with Mrs. Bridge. who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis nj
me Fahny Allen hospital in Winooski.-
Mrs. Ell Bovat, who has been the guest
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Tatt, also Of relatives of Mr.. BoVat
IN FAIRFIELD and Highgate. has joined
her husband at Greenfield Mass, where
they VIII make their home. -Aliss Gladys
McCaulcy is spending ton days vaca-
ton from her duties as operator in the
office OF the Citizens Telephone com
pany at her home in Newport.-NIrs. G.
.. Bignell, who was called here two
weeks ago by the critical condition of
her father the late o. n. Russell, has
returned to her home in Manchester.
y. H.-Mrs. Lula Dunbar Of stowe Is
caring for Mrs. Caroline Keller, who is
quite Ill at the home of Mrs. ]. NJ.
Foss.-A. c. Merrill is spending a few
days with relatives in Craftsbury.-Mis
Grace Tyndal returned Saturday eve
ming from several days visit to her
sister, Mrs John Dillon of Hardwick.-
Mrs. Howard Skinner and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, have returned from ten
days visit to the formers sister Mrs
William Skinner of Swanton
Mrs. Harry Gregory of st. Johnsbury
was guest over Sunday of her brothers
the Wallace brothers.-Miss Theis Cakes
| OF stowe was guest over Sunday at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs. w. T.
Best.-Miss Lucia Atkinson, who has
position as teacher in the graded school
at Stowe, was a guest SATURDAY and Sun
day of her parents. Mr. and Mrs j. n.
.Nchnson.-Mrs. William stephen and lit
tic daughter, W-illiainina, went to Groton
Monday, called by the critical Illness or
the formers father, Moses Paee.-Miss
Marjorie Brown was the guest over Sun.
day of Miss Elsie Perkins of Wolcott-
Mrs. VI. r. Lampher and Miss Beatrice
Morrill, are apprentice in Mrs. j. =. Roy's
millinery storc.--Robert E,lliS, who has.
just spent the winter at the home OF his
brother z. r. Ellis, left Saturday for his
home in Henryville. p C.--Mrs. Carrie
Adams wont Monday to Johnson. where
she will spend some time at the home OF
her niece, Mrs. Fred Putnanl-Gcorge
Wallace has not been well of late.-MisS
Mary Jean Simpson who with Professor
Merrill accompanied Miss Catherine Will
cox to Burlington Saturday fol consulta-
ton regarding tho injuries to her eye
returned Monday. 1t has not as yet been
determined as to whether the sight Will
he entirely destroyed. but conditions Sun
day We're much more favorable. Win
field Boardman of Burlington was guest
over Sunday of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Boardman.-Mrs Elizabeth
Blair who has spent the winter with her
son. C. +. Blair at Buffalo, ~ y. came
Monday from Cambridge, where she has
been visiting relatives, and expects to
spend some time here.-Mrs. Annie Dur
kee of ST. Adams was a guest Sunday and
Monday OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Norton.-Hebor Best, An instruc-
tor in the Stowe high school, was a guest
Saturday and Sunday of his parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Best.-Miss Ruth
Stewart was given surprise party sat
urday evening at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs 7. j. Stewart, the
event being in honor OF her 18th birthd'y
anniversary. Several pretty gifts were
received by tho young lady and pleas
ant evening was spent in playing games.
Refreshments were served.-Mr. and Mrs
Stafford will move soon from the +. :.
Peck house on Harrison avenue to Mrs.
y. Il. Blair's tenement on Union street,
recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. l." l..
Thayer.-Miss Berry, Stewart, who is
teaching in Stowe, was guest over Sun
day Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Stcwart-A. M. Adams of IIardwick
spent Sunday at his home here.-Burton
Davis, who received fracture of the
cheek bone by being hit by a glancing
stick from saw at the last factory
| Thursday, went to Burlington Saturday
for consultation with Burlington sur
geons. An X-ray picture was taken and
Mr.. Davis returned Saturday evening 10
wait for results. William Cornell OF All
| clair, Wis. who has been spending soins
time with relatives in Jeffersonville, was
n guest OF his nephew, G, S. Cornell
and other friends Monday.--Miss Lena
Wilder returned to her studies at the
johnson Normal school Monday evening
after spending a two weeks vacation with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder.
| Mrs. ]. f. Jackson left Tuesday for
Montpelier, where she will remain until
Saturday with her sister. Mrs. y. W.
! SpauldinG. On Thursday evening Mrs,
Jackson and Harlic f. Wilson. who Is
n student at Montpelier Seminary, vii!
give n recital at the Seminary chapel
Mrs. W. D. Wiley of Cambridge came
Tuesday to remain for a time with her
aunt, Mrs. y. Il. Blair-Miss Ruth
Greene, who has been at her home here
for several days, returned to her duties
as instructor of art at the johnson Nor
NAL school Tuesday after two weeks
| vacation spent with friends in Burlington
and St Albans-Mrs Luke Fleming
and infant daughter are visiting the for
mer's PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Clark,
of observation-disclosures Robson and daugh-
ter, Miss Eltha Robson, of the west part
| of the town, went to st. Adams Tues
day, called by the death of the former 5
aunt, Mrs J. r, Robson.-Mrs. George
| Battyc, who recently underwent a SER
ious operation at the Fanny Allen hos
pital in Winooski, has returned home
Mrs George Il. browne is in Boston on
a business trip and will also make a
short visit to her daughter, Mss Helen
browne. "A student at the Sargent school
at Cambridge, Mass.-Mrs. Helen Shaw
went to Hyde Park Tuesday for sew
eral days stay at the home of her cousin
Charles Bliss,-Curtis Colby has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital, where he
y underwent a serious operation for APP
pendicitis and complications, several
weeks ago. Mr.. Colby is somewhat inn