Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-24
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

after which she will go 70 the Panama
canal for several months with her son.
who has a position there. Arthur Goodro
has returned from Rutland. whore he has
been on a business trip.--The Ethan Allen
Chapter, y. A. r.. of Ml6dlebur'. is plan
ming a tea and musical for Friday after
noon, at the home Of Mrs. T.. NJ. Saunders,
Miss Alma Bucclantinil Of the Florence
Conservatory of Music, Italy, will sing.
The purpose Of the tea is TO increase the
funds for markers Of the Revolutionary
soldiers which the chapter contemplatca
erecting in Mddlebury Tho public is cor
daily invited. \ silver offcrinC will he
rcceivcd.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley
are both confined to tho house with the
grip. Tho Wonan's Missionary society Of
the Memorial Baptist church will meet
in the church parlors Wednesday, evening
at 80 William L. Cady is
confined to his home on Seymour street
with n complication of trouhlos.-MisS
Ruth Wright. who has been H. with pneu-
monia in Burlington FOR four weeks. had
recovered sufficiently to hc brought to her
home here Saturday. She was accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. Ellen Wright,
and DR.. i. L. DorcN.-MSs Lula Woods
of Fair Havcn is visiting hore.-Mre. War
ron Ross of Rutland is here to visit her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Ross, dean Of
women at the college. Samuel Gordon is
convalcsccnt after n months severe illness
with pncumouia.-ticorgc NJ. Burchard re-
turned Saturday from New York-Miss
GenevicVc Emcr Of Poutncv is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Horace Elmer.
Frank Bissett. who has been confined to
the bed for q week by illness. is able
to sit up for a littlc-Mrs. Horny Dumas
and daughter. Miss Rcna Dumas. have re-
turned from Nergcnncs,-Professor Ray
mond Mcfarland gave an address at the
Methodist Church at East Middlcbury
turned from Shoreham. whore he has
spent few davs.
S. r. Hobbs and daughter have
gone to Ellenburg. ~ Y. to visit for
a few days.--Cassius Boslcv while at
work cutting ice on the river stepped
ON some loose calScs Monday. slipped
and was completely submerged in the
water. Fellow workmcn went to his
hclp and he succeeded in getting out
Carl Mead and Mr.. Condor Of New York
city arc AT the Addison for a few days.
Monday. market day. ccCs brought
Mortimer Wilcox, telegraph operator
and hoolkccper at the g. f.. Marsha II
store. who has been confined to the
| house for two weeks by illness, has so
far recovered as to be able to resume
his duties aEan,--Thc Young People S
society of the Memorial Baptist Church
are making arrangements to hold a
sociablc in the parlors OF the church
! ,-I
curry registered 81 degrees below zero
in this village Monday morninC.-C. NJ
Hanks of the firm OF Hanks and Chilson
is confined to his home by illness.
| Carl barton, who has been quite i'll, Is
slowly recovering and is able to sit M
for a littc each day.-Mrs. William Duck
cit and children have gone to Bridpor'
for a few days before they move to Lake
| Placid, where Mr. Duckctt has position
Prof. Edwin Il. Holmes. superintendent
Of the Sunday school of the Mcmoria
| Baptist Church, entertained his class ot
boys in the church parlors Tuesday eve
ming. A fine supper was served, aftel
which there we're games and other amuse
ments.-Thc r. \. r. tea and musica
which was to have been held at the home
of Mrs. Saunders Friday afternoon ha'
been postponed until a later datc.-Pete
Lacke has returned from Ausahle Forks
n, y, where he has been for four months
and expects to remain in Niddlebury dur
ing the coming summer.-Mrs. Il. s. Mich
OILS is confined TO her home with a severe
attack of the grip.-Mr and Mrs. Gordoi
Wilkins and Miss Julia Wilkins have re
turned to Plattsburgh, n. Y. after
weeks stay with friends in this vicinity
Miss Genevicve Elmer. who has been her
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horac
Elmer has returned to Poultney. Whcr
she is a teacher in the TROY Confcrenc
Academy.-The cutting of ice on Ottc
creek here was completed for the seaso
Tuesday. Four concerns have been en-
gagged in getting in large quantities OF ice
; Miss Florence Gates and Miss Hele
Gates of Albany. y. Y. arc here 10 visi
rclativcs.-Aiiss Nellie Mulcahy has re
: turned to Sudbury after n visit at tn
; home of her brother, NJ. j. Mulcahy.-
|, Mrs, Bridget Wooster, who has been SUI
, ferins with grip for three weeks, ha
nearly recovered, but is now afflicted wit
varicose veins. Her daughter, Mrs. Ed
| ward Crannelly, is also confined to tn
house with the grip.-William r. Russo
! Post, No. 50, G, a. r., and William I
Russell Circle, No. s. Ladies Of the G. \
r., held exercises Tuesday evening in ot
servance OF Lincolns and Washington
, birthdays. a program was carried out an
refreshments We're served-The benct
dance given by Mrs. Noble in the Masoni
, temple Tuesday evening for the Mayfa
war relief was we'll attended and a goo
, sum was realized.--The Parent -Teache
association will hold a meeting in III
high school building on the first Frida
afternoon in March,-Mss Minnie NJ,
Donald, who has been confined by Hines
for two weeks is slowly recovering. Mr.
Louis T.. Woods of WarTensburG, y, Y
has arrived in town, called by the Hines
of her mother. Mrs II. p, Archer.
The annual meeting and banquet
e the CONGREGATIONAL Church will he hel
e this evening. supper viii be served
$40 o'clock, followed by reports, at
T. dresses. and sonGs,--The meeting
the Missionary society of the Memori;
Church which was to have been hel
in the church parlors Wednesday cV,
ming was postponed on account of III
severe snowstorm until Wednesda
, levening. March Miss Faith Linslc
:. n teacher in the Proctor high schoo
Il who has been visiting her parents
i, town for two weeks, has returned
=, her school duties, having been at hon
:. two weeks on account of sickness
n the school.--William L. Cady, who HI
q been i'll for two weeks is Slowly r.
10 coNcring-R. :. Benedict and son, ta'
!, mond have returned from fiudso
Falls. y. V, whore they have been f.
he Il few days on business wins n Gao