Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
JERICHO.

Tic home If Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pet
tinGill IS under quarantine for diphtheria.
their daughter Josephine. being III with
the discase.-Mrs. John Weston of Bur-
linston was an over-Sunday visitor at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanley.
Mr.. ana Mrs Willis Brown and two
children, who have been visiting for a
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John SChillhammer, returned to their
home in Jeffersonville Saturday evening"
Archie Hanley of Tnderhill Center was
| in town Sunday.-Mrs. Joseph Ladeau
has gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
whore she will receive treatnent.-Mrs.
=. II. Day, who spent the winter in New
| York. has arrived in town to spend the
summer. She was accompanied by her
son. Carl. who will spend his vacation
with ber-An Easter cantata entitled
THE Lighted Cross will he given by
the choir and Sunday school at the Con-
Gregational Church Sunday afternoon
| Thomas Reilly left Saturday for his home
| in Boston.-Sunday there will be a special
service illustrated by stereopticon views,
e. Il. Williams & Co. have had delivered
/ in their mill Yards during the past sea-
son nearly 10000 feet OF logs. which ex-
cseds any previous year.-Word has been
received of the death of Harry f. ST.
monds in Detroit, Mich. who In his
! Younger days was resident of this viii
/ LACE lie leaves wife and one daughter.
Mrs. Frank IIanley Is i'll with the
measles William Pollard. who is work.
ing for firm in Enosburg. is spending a
few DAYS with his famly.-NIiss Madeline
Williams Of Fare is visiting a; the home
! If Ms. Mary Wflliams-NGrs Thomas
, Adrian anG daughter. MAY, visited Satur-
! day a, the home of Mrs. Margret Carroll
at Essex JUnCtioU.-Willlam llurihurd OF
! Fairfax was an overSundaN visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. West brigham.
Word has been received in town OF the
/ serious illness At his home in Woodstock
! of Edwin w. Oakes.-The proceeds from
the mite box opening Of the Lottie Iford
| society of the Baptist Church were lit
lie over $ll-AIls. William lanta and son.
Roland, who have been spending Il few
days with her mother. Mrs Sarah Town.
send. returned to her home in Bolton
lSunday,-Mrs. Fred Lavee has gone To
the hospital, whore she will have lrr knee
treated.-tRalph Brigham returned Tues
day to Fairfax, where she is attending
schoo-Miss Ella Rogers, who works for
Mrs Leighton Rice. was a Weekend Wis.,
|
Martin. who went to New York Wcdnes-
dag, returned home Saturday evening
Harold Peck of Essex Junction was n
visitor in town Sunday.-Mrs Pierce Of
Burlington is visiting her daughter and
husband, Mt and Mrs. Fred Percival.
Mr. Charles Laughlin OF Burlington ar
rived in town Monday morning and has
opened UP the granite shop.-,Bertie
Mattress arrived from Connecticut Tues.
day and viii go TO Burlington Immediately
to work in the mail service.--Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Goodwin Of Burlington visited
at the home Of Nj. and Mrs. Herbert
! Hutchinson Saturday and at the homo
of Mrs, Nellie Goodwin Sunday and re.
turned to their home Monday. The nro-
| gram of tho Easter service at the Ban.
! list Church at 1879 n. m. will be as fol-
lows: Easter sermon by the pastor, T.
~. Usher; organ voluntary. Pathetic
| Sonata" Florence Buxton: anthem.
| Risen, Glorious King with soprano
and alto duet and chorus; response. TITS
Midnight" baritone obligato and chorus:
| offertory, soprano solo, Consider the
Lilies, by Toplff Mrs. Max Buzzell;
organ postude, march by Mcrker, Flor
ence Buxton. At the evening service at
$50 there viii be an opening praise serv-
| ice with anthem BY the choir, From the
| Power of tho Grave, with soprano and
| hass solos ana chorus; also there will
be stereoptcon views illustrating The
| Resurrection. Mrs Herbert Hutchinson
| received news Tuesday nikht of the death
| of her cousin in New York Mrs. Ernest
| Como and daukhter returned from Grand
| Isle Monday, where she attended the