Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-10
JERICHO.

MI and Mrs. Young Nay have returned
from Hudson Fails. y. Y. where they
have been visiting their son for few
days.-News has been received of the
death OF the youngest son, Richard, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Galusa of Wcstford,
Mass. Mrs. Gausa will he remembered
as Isabelle Cocran.-Miss Bernicc Bullock
is i'll with the grip-The meeting of the
Home Missionary society of the Congre-
Gational Church was held Thursday and
the following officers We're elected: preSi-
dent Mrs. Oliver Brown. Vice-prcsidont,
Mrs Bailey Williams; secretary, Mrs. Fred
Percival: treasurer, Mrs. NJ G.. Mason; di-
rectresses Mrs Hiram lIanlcY Mr.. Ira
Morse and Mrs Leighton Rce.-MisS
Jennie Martin is visiting relatives in ST
Adams for a few daYs.-Alrs. John Davis
remains about the samc.-Miss Marjory
Whtcomb, who has been very i'll, is able
to return to her school work at Essex
Junction.
Or. and Mrs G, +. Hulhurd We're in
Burlington Saturday to see their son.
LLOYD, who is still at 1ho Ma, Fletcher
hospital and has had TO have another or-
eration.-'rhosc who were i'm burlington
Saturday were Warren Buxton, Mrs. Bert
BOOTH, Miss Ida Booth, Miss Florence
Morgan. Miss Myrtle brigham, Miss Ma"
Adrian, Mrs. Edvthe Perry and the Rev
J r. Buzzel.- William Schillhammer re-
turned to his college work at Burlington
Saturday after being At his home few
days.--Mrs Minnie Aliens liitle son,
George. is i'll with bronchial pne umonia.-
Al the last meeting of the creamery as
ISOLATION the following officers were elect
ed: Managing director. Herman H. Day;
I,,l,,
Schillhamner. clerk, Clarence Mason,
treasurer, William V. =. Ring; auditors
.Nbert Byington, IIalseE Cady and Leigh
ton Rice, This association was organized
nine months ago and since tfen mas paid
10y the building and equipment. There
has also been paid 800 on note of $50
and there are sufficient supplies ON hand
and paid for to carry it well into the sum
lner.- Herman Day and family Of Essex,
have moved into their new home on Pros
pect st"eet.--A; the Pr iic Installation OF
the GRANGE the following officers were
Installed; Master. Charles Moran; over
seer, Fred Bliss secretary. Mra. Pcrsis
Elias; treasurer, Alhert Byington; stew
ard, William Ring: chaplain, the Rev s
il. Barnum; lecturer, Mrs, Kate b. Isham
ra,ekeeper, Max Styles; Ceres, Miss Mac
f.lu11O2c' POMONA, MISS Sddlc Packard
Flora, Miss Bcrnice Bullock; lady assist
ant steward, Miss Barbara Styles. They
we're installed by MI Halett of st. Johns
bury. After the installa ton Refreshments
were served, followed 10y Il social hour
The Camp Fire Girls will hold "A valentine
social a the home of Nh and Mr.. Wi
liam Jackson Friday evening Refresh
ments will he served, All are cordial
invited Archie Ilanley of Inderhll Cen
ter was at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hanley Sunday.-Albert Parke
has been spending a few days IN BurlinG
ron with his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
John Parker.-Iieut. Allen r. William!
who has had two months leave of AT
sence. left Saturday evening accompanie
by his wife and daughter, Margaret, fc
New York, and from there they will "a
February 10 on the steamer Colon to tn
Panama canal zone where Lieutenar
williams will rejOin his regiment, the pot
lnfantry.--The two children of Mr. an
Mrs. Ernest Como are il,-Mr. and Mr.
William Yantz and son ROLAND, were {
the home OF Mrs. Sarah Shaw Sunday.
Miss Mary Shaw of Essex is visiting h,
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Townsend.
Mrs John Davis, who has been very il
is gaining slowly,-Albert Schillhamm'
has returned home from Middebur
where he was a visitor for a few days
The home of X. *. BurroWS.-Mrs. Lila
Schillha INNER a business visitor
burlington Monday
Mr. and Mrs John Flint of Essex were
town Tuesday.-Miss Emma Ford, who III
been living with her sister, Mrs irwin