Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Page Four.)

from an operation Tor chronic appeiul-
cits, is doing as well as possible.-Wi-
liam Stewart of East Hardwick passed
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Benjamin
Stewart, and sister, Mrs. S. L. Ring
Miss Edith Spiller of ST. Johnsbury pass
ed Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
C. A. Spiller.--The condition of c. A.
Gle remains about the same. The daugh-
ter Miss Alice Gile of Chicago, arrived
here about two O'Clock Sunday morning.
Mrs. Gertrude L. Harris. who has passed
some weeks at the home OF her brother,
w. r. LaRock, left Monday for Cnifor-
mia. stopping at Boston, New YORK, ana
points west en- route.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson. who
have visited Mr. and Mrs f. s. Robin
son and DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Robinson.
left Monday for Burlington, where they
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. wal
ter. leaving Wednesday for their home
in Boston, making the trip by automo-
bile-Mr and Mrs w. B. Patch have
returned from a carriage drive TO St
Johnsbury, where they were guests OF
their daughter. Mrs J. NJ. Briggs. ON
their return trip they visited relatives
in Stannard and East Hardwick. Miss
Bertha Durgan went to Burlington Mon
day evening for n few days stay
Mrs Fannie Hunt. who has passed
wear at Groton. returned to her home
at Morristown Corners Monday eve
ning.-Harold c. Patch went Tuesday to
St. Johnsbury for visit with his SIS
ter Mrs Jesse Briggs. Before return
ing home he will visit his former parish
at Scotstown, p. GA plank walk is
being built across tho fir on Congress
street to overcome the difficulty exper-
fenced in the working out of the walk
previously put in there.-The executive
committee are having made large
flower bed in the circle at the head OF
the stairs and another at the Congress
street entrance to Pleasant View ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Anna Jones and son. Walter Jones,
returned Tuesday evening from a visit
of a week In Worcester, Mass, with her
mother Mrs. Flora Doty, and her siste",
Mrs Walter Grout-A r. Green who
has been in the employ of Messrs. Smith
and Tillotson for four years. has finished
his engagement there and went TUESDAY
evening to johnson, where he will have
employment with Maurice Hill. Mr..
Green is succeeded Ivy Fred Cleveland.
who began work Monday for Smith 4
Tillotson.-Mrs T. h. Ellis returned Tues
day evening from a visit in Clarence
willie, p. c., and St. Adams with rea-
tives Miss Anna Mower is unable 20
attend to her duties as librarian on ac-
count of a sprained ankle. Miss Nellie
kellogg is attending to the work at the
lbrary.-Mrs. Jane Graves went Wednes-
day morning to Fairfax for two weeks
with her daughter Mrs Frank Marshall.
Mrs. Emma Marvin left Wednesday for
two weeks in Montreal.-Mrs. Candace
Mckenzie. who has passed the winter
with her brother and wife, Judge and
Mrs. Henry c. Parker, went Wednesday
to Montgomery for an extended stay with
her brothers, Matt and Carlos Parker
Mrs. Permeia Boynton passed the dav
Wednesday in Hyde Park. a guest of
Mrs. Frank Sawyer-Miss Dora Noe Of
Barre is passing week here-Mrs
emma Spear, D. D.. Willis Terrill, w. p.
Mrs. Effie Smalley, w. NJ and Mrs. f.
w Terrill. delegate, went to Burlington
Wednesday to attend Grand Lodge. O
y. S.-Miss Alberta Boardman went tc
burlington Wednesday to enter Mary
Fletcher hospital. where she will undergo
an operation Friday for appendicitis. Mis-
Boardman was accompanied by he
mother Mrs. W. H. Boardman.-Mrs
Joseph Sherman went to Lyndonvil!,
Wednesday to visit Mr.. Shermans daugh
ter, Mrs. Morton Cheney. Mr. Sherman
expects to join Mrs. Sherman Friday.
Mrs George Bragg of California who Is
visiting her former home in North Hyde
Park. came Wednesday for a visit will
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher and MADAM
Bates.-Mrs. O. II. Wilson of johnson
was guest Wednesday of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Taylor Mead.-The senior elias!