Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-20

improved in health.-Mr. and Mrs
Harold Skinner of Boston were over
Sunday visitors of Mrs. SINNERS moth
cr, Mrs Lucinda Cleveland. and left
Monday for their home--The funeral
of Mrs. Alexander Tatro was held at
her home Sunday, the Rev. Joseph
Hamilton officiating Interment was
in southview cemetery. Mrs. Margaret
Gay, at the home Of Mrs Gay, Is seriously
ill.--Fred Hackett of Bethel died at
the sanitarium Friday night, the re-
suit of hemorrhage of the stomach.
Mr.. Hackett came there one week ago
for treatment for heart troublc and
Brights disease, but after his death
which came suddenly. an autopsy re-
vealed the trouble in his stomach Mr.
Hackctt was 81 years of age. His
wife died a few years ago The re-
mains were taken to his home in Beth
ell, where the funeral and burial were
held.--The meeting of the White
River Ministerial association of Meth
odst ministers, which was to have
been held last week, has been post
poned on account of the illness of some
of the members of the association till
February -3eulah Chapter WIN give
a supper at seven o'clock in the ante
rooms of the Masonic hall this eve
] ing-Miss Minis, one of the as
sistant teachers in the high school. has
resumed teaching after being confined
several days by illness-Mrs Henry
| Farr, who has been critically i'll for a
week, is now thought to be improV-
ing.-Miss Maud Wiley. after Few
days illness with tonsilitis, is again
able to resume her studies in the hiSh
school here.
Levi Needham, Tor years BARBER III
town. but later located at Ludlow, Is III
town for few days at his home.-l ne
thermometer registered 10 below zero III
man; places Tuesday morning, but IL was
| someN hat warmer through the daytime
! meeting of the Christian brotherhood was
, held at the parish house Monday night
as uaral with an attendance OF 4o-A
chimney fire in the house Of G. G. Clifford
! near the covered bridge gave some alarm
Tuesday, but was quickly distinguished
/ by burton Averil who works for \. \.
Morse & Sons.-Mrs. Frank Could OF
I Gays,ille is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ :, I, Cay coming here to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. j. l.. Moses.-J. Hazen
WOOD fell Monday night when he went
! to the brotherhood meeting. He took the
wrong walk, which led to Music han in
stead Of the parish house, and fell strk-
ing his head He was unconscious for a
! tima, but ralied.-Many of the students
at the Agricultural school are i'll with
the grip and some of them quite seriously
and the ranks of the high and graded
schools here are much smaller than usual
from the same reason
Edwin Goodwin left Wednesday for
/ Hyde Pork. Mass, called there from
! Concord. n, H.. where he was at work.
! to take a position in the machine shop
at that place.-Miss Mildred Goodwin
has gone to Bristol to teach in the
graded school.--It is said that 30 stu
dents are out of the high school on ac-
count of llness.-E,arnest Goodrich. one
OF the high school students, living in
Tunbridge. is i'll with pneumonia
! Bethany Church will hold it's annual
roll call in the parish house January
! %. week earlier than usual-Mrs. :.
c. Gabrielle and Miss Jessie Morgan
came from Rochester Tuesday to re-
main for the rest of the winter at the
| formers home. Miss Morgan is in
! frail health ana 1t is hoped that the
! change may improve her condition.
Mrs Frank Gould. the .over-Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Gould.
left Wednesday for her home in Gays
| ville.-Mrs. jerks, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stockwell, who live near the foun-
dry, after passing five weeks with her
parents, left Wednesday for West Leb-
anon, n. H-The regular meeting of
! Fern Rcbekah lodge will be held Janu-
ary % at which time there will be an
nounced the several committees for the
coming year.-Mrs. Martha Ford dis
trict deputy president of the Rebekah
| lodge. and Mrs. Bertha Seymour were
in Waterbury Tuesday night to install
| the officers of the Rebekah lodge.